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ABSOWTECT PURE
TRTINO TO OCT rXKCTBtCITt OUT
OF MOTUINO.
Thomas A. Ediwu bu been Inter
viewed and moh lie ! enjagwl on
the vital question of electriilty. vl.;
the way to obtain. It without the
Id of other motor power. Ho haa
made some headway Jiwt littU.
He can get some elecriclty direct
fmm coal, hut It ba-Jio force to
peak of( Ni otheDlnventlou, Mr.
Edison Mys, would no bnctU and
revolutionize the world. At present
we hive to use coal to grnerate
teamed it in turn givei motion to
the dynamo w hlrti prmlum -electricity.
Only about 15 or IS per
cent of the energy of coal Is thn
utel. The result is an expensive
an 1 vat waste. Tons of coal are
ued upon vessel on the trip to
Europe, but If electricity can be
tenanted directly from the coal,
then only a few basketful will be
neeeaaary to carrj-the biggest vessel
cross the oeoaiu One pound of
coal can carry Itself around the
globe with Its own electrical power.
Borne kind of a holler only made
smaller thau the present steam
boiler may bat the only mean nec
essary'to transform coal into elec
tricity, llut of course the appara
tus, its shape, or what it will be,
has yet to be Invented, as well as
the great problem. Mr. EtUaon
asserts that it is the greed of electric
companies that cause fatalities by
electric wire. Small cheap wire
carry deadly tcurranta, while Urge
wires are harmless. He suggests
laws regulating the siie of wires and
an Inspector to see that the luw is
obeyed.
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WOMEN'S KuUND TAILK.
Kditcd fey AndrealHefcr.
TOLSTOI FOR CIIII.URKX.
There ha come to us from ovsr
the waters, and farther back, from
over the great plains of Europe, the
writings of Tolstoi, transmuted into
English. The public has been read
ingibis novels and are praiiiug and
tearing them, censuring and criticis
ing them, and withal, .to the minds
of many his reputation -is anything
but savory. But most of those who
object to the writer are thoaa-who
have read but hi critics, or heard of
him for the first time through J the
postal service.
We waive the discussion of Tolstoi
as a writer of good, bad or indiffer
ent character, to take that which he
has given us of the good and consid
er it.
There is a series of sermonettes,
preached in story form, and Illus
trating a text taken from the words
of Christ, which, axein the, opinion,
of many the trow wiUlmrnf -the-novelist,
besides they are Jiia, latest
products. There are'Hiore and more
rtbetn btiaajput iatooue language;
and Just at pTeientarebeinghrought
nut in gift book form, costing little,
and therefore proving quite popwkr.
T. Y. Crnwell & Co., of New-Vork,
are making them the great feature
of their holiday triide this year, and
certainly tliey have succeeded in
combining daintiness)'., of bindiug
with lownesAof pftCH-in a remarka
ble way.
To speak ut the intrinsic worth of
these little books is however, the
object here. The great question of
what shall our children read, makes
everything that comes in theform of
a simple story worth looking into,
whether it ln-urn tlto name of Alcott,
liuruette, Twain, or even Zola.
Tolstoi tti-pM into our literature
with tbve geinH of Christ-born tales
adding to tin something we have
never hud before. Their simple
language, liiii neltiltij: by the
translation, speukt. ivith eloquence
and beauty in helnlfnf the spiritual
thlnpn In lowly living. Their topics
uloue ntd hi qU'itPil tn show to
what order they Mnng: "Where
LnveUGod V'niid "What Peo
ple Live Uy," Itolli tales of shoe
imikern; then "The l'llgrims to
Jerusalem," picturing the thought
that true worship U in spirit. Many
of the mien 'iov ikirlruiH of child
life, dmwu'wlth u truth Hiiliirilic
Ity tlmt nt time alncwl itriling.
The jKiwer anil Kitimliii'r of liix
crude language K int only typical
of the man, but In n way is child
hood's style ol expression, and above
all things enjoyable to youth.
There are a largo number of these
stories already obtainable, and to
those who have not yet tasted them
for ttonualvM, and who have little
one to furnish with tueulal food,
we would toy, try the Ilusslsu
utorleH, knowing that one reading
will create lu earnest hearts u desire
that they might he more universally
read. What Hand AnUerwui is,
Used in Millions of Homes
rtrDfiaiSBaking
KfePowden
Baking
E vtTWvi
Tolstoi la also, but with more vigor
and practicality. He paints a love
for labor and lowllneaa, and puts,
noh m. halo about the head of
poverty, stepping right Into the life
of the humblest and showlngthe
klnglyxthought within, that the
effect can hardly be told. One feels
a freedom from the mists of con
yeutiouallty after havlug read these
stones, that makes the great world
tangle seeai-eaaier to unravel, and
stirs the desire to do so in each
heart.
Itead these stories yourself and
theu say of your owu accord
.whether the children should have
I1L.UK MONDAY.
"Blue Monday" isou every calen
dar, as blue as the owner cares to
have it. The poet must bav! oeen
thinking; of wash day when he
wrete:
"I saw her upon nearer view,
A Hplrlt, yet a Woman too 1
A creature not too bright or good
For buuiau nature's daily food."
People who go to bed on Sunday
night with something to regret
usually have the bluest Monday of
all, for It Is a hard enough day
when It U met with the best prepar
ation. To have the whole house
savored with suds and warmed-over
victuals takes the soul of a saint to
overlook. As luck will have It,
nearly everything that is disagree
able happens on this day, aud most
generally company comes, the chil
dren are noisy -and late to school,
the house is In a tipped-over state
after the Sunday houseful of visiting
relatives, and so one might go on
and find lots of particular reasons
why Monday is the bugbear of the
week. It takes, more Christian
preparation to meet Mouday aright
than ever It does to meet Sunday.
And woe to the housewl'e who has
no week day religion.
When the remains of Sunday's
dinner is stowed away It ought to be
ready, and prepared for Monday's
dinner, if that is intended. The
children's school clothes and books
I if put iu place Sunday night will
save great confusion, and perhaps
preserve a little of the Sunday
influence far into the next day.
School itself would he more orderly
on this fated day. Some people will
look upon the Sunday night prepa
rations as breaking the Sabbath,
but if Monday can be drawn out of
the depths of the bluepot by Sunday
labor, who says It is not Jioly work?
"Sufficient unto the day Is the evil
thereof,'' but if to-day's sunshine
can dispel tomorrow's gloom, we
are not borrowing trouble but pre-
eti4Bgit. by doing tomorrow's
duties today. The sunbeams labor
en the Sabbath.
BKCIPK FOB OMEliET PANCAKK.
To one plntof newmllk take three
large- cooking-spoonfulh of flour,
three-or faur-eggs -and a little salt.
Put themlllfron thestovejwheu it is
hike warm stir up the flour with
naif the milk; Then when the re
mainder of the milk is boiling, mix
itwlth'the batter. Do not put in
the eggs until the milk and flour
are well mlxetfc Break- them into
the batter without sirring or beat
ing, and gently break them with a
spoon so they are partly mixed only.
Your dish is spoiled if the egg Is too
much stirred. 'Put a tabieapoonful
of lard into a. splder.'and -when-very
hot pour in enough batter for a cake
the sire of a tea plate. Turn to a
delicate brown and serve hot.sprink
led with sugar.
The womanly woman is bom not
not made; the quality is an essence
of human nature. The most mancu
line women are those who never go
out of their huse to do or say any
thing in connection with women'B
movements, Coarsoew or mascu
linity can be found iu a stay-at-home
woman the same as efllmlnate man
ners sometimes belong to a man who
shuns the opposite sex. It's all well
enounh for Mrs. Beecher tn say that
women should brinj; up their chil
dren to be housewives aad mothers.
Sappoaetbey haven't chlldren.aud
If ttiey'lMive iu the majority of cases
girls must become mouey-earners to
support themselves or others depend
ent upon them. The American
mnther of today is Just as faithful
Ut her family as she ever was.
This talk about women uot wanting
to bring up families is not true. I
know, not'fwm hearsay but from
actual experience, that Instead of
the material instluct dying out it is
k much a vital part of woman's
nature as lu Ut-echer's bridal days.
There is a distinctive superiority
about American mothers asreom.
40 Years the Standard.
pared with the mothers of European
countries. They make companions
of their sons, who consequently do
uot regard their mothers as servants
and Inferiors. This change has been
brought-about by the 'movements'
of 'advanced' women.
Woman is In her ABC theoedays
as to what she should do. If any
one says to her, 'You shall not step
out of your house and see whnt your
boys do,' she souhhsay, "I will
go where my boys go and wherever
I have mind to. My boy has no
right to go where it would not be
proper' for me logo too."
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.
Uen the DfMttratic Party Prsptm t
Csrral the Alliaare In Politic.
From the St. Louis Republic
(Deni.): Senator Harris of Tennes
see expresses the opluiou that the
Farmers' movement has run tt
course mid that it will not figure at
all lu the campaign of 1S92.
Iu our opinion Mr. Harris ex
presses a view batted on altogether
insufllcleut information. Nothing,
to our mind, is more certain than
that the Farmers' movement will
decide the elsctiou of 1SUJ iu favor
of the party that intelligently advo
cates the principles of Jeflersoiiian
democracy.
If by any folly the democratic or
ganization could be putlu opposition
to this movement, the democratic
machine would he "smashed." But
we anticipate nothing of the kind
Mr. Hirris' own state of Tennessee
has set au example of the highest
political wisdom In this respect. It
threw open all its doors to the move
j
ment with a "come in, gentlemen;'
this' is your party; make yourwlvw
at home here"- which the Tennes
see farmers did with a rush. If,
after getting iu, they shocked the
n. nnu u.,.,.L,.r. i... 1,..,
io..ueo . ...l ..uv.w,.. k.j ... 1
considerate treatment or certain veil- j
ruble article of furniture, by sitting
down on them tlrst ami requesting'
their removal to the garret after-1
wards, It was no more than was to
be expected. The niaiu thing was
that these farmers, being democrats,
were made tn feel at home iu their
party, and that instead of hamper
lug It they gave It a new momentum.
As a result of this movement in
the south, a democratic leader for
whom we have the highest resard
may be displaced here and there
with a new man, but such incidents
are inevitable in the changes of our
politics, and though those who are
thus threatened may temporarily
despair of our institutions we trust
and believe that they will live tore-
juice that the
this generation
been iufinltely
vrnuie counirj, lur
and the next, has
for
benefitted by
their
.9f"riiirv
......
jiui 11 19 iu inu ncai luai, lue
Farmers' movement will achieve Its
greatest results. The West Is the(
battle-grouad of our future politics,
where the struggle for a larger free
dom aud for the justice so loug de
nied is to be decided. The Farmers'
movement in the West gets impetus I
from men who are democrats at
heart, but who have so loug afllil
iated with the republican party ou
civil war issues that it is hard for
them to change; at- once-front the re-1
publican to the democratic party. '
The Farmers' movement Is their,
"half-way house." They are on
their way into the democratic party,
aud they will never stop until they
get into It unless they are headed
off and deliberately stampeded back '
into the republican corral by demo-
cratic leaders. Having no mind to,
see this done, The Republic has
urged democratic farmers among its I
readers to go into the movement, to I
preach democratic principles, and, '
keeping always in view the fact tbnt '
ouly through the democratic party i
it it possible to win and hold free-
dom, to sliow tue republican come
outers ttie way to make themselves
icii nuu iu lurw juauue lur me agn- i
cultural states of the West aud i
(South. I
The farmers' movement in the
west has already achieved grand
result. It haa made a wholesale
slaughter of the old bloody shirt
politicians who kept up civil war
sectionalism in the Interests of tho
plutocratic oligarchy. Jiut as yet it
has only made a good begfuiilug.
It will keep on until the agricultu
ral states, west and south, are m
longer disuuitcd in politics by the
follies, crimes and blunders of past
generations.
or course democrats will not in-
dorse the "sub-treasury" scheme
strong itoverument aud class sociul
issm. 'Ihey cannot do that, but
they :do not need to do It. It isii
mere "fad," Introduced hy artful
politicians to discredit the move
ment. The farmers will soon throw
it aside and, no longer encumbered
by it push on to achieve honest
government, with low taxation,
non-interference by government in
trade, and a i clow obeervance of the
highest natural laws of finance In
the regulation of the currency.
Cow Fok Kalk. A good milch
cow. Inquire of Wm. Bargent, 27(1
Comerclal Street.
Jtlch Ilsrfatt for. a Michigan Farinea.
' I tmve sfTerixl lor years wltli rljfumullrii
lonof appellu-iiMil illuilenil blood, uud
after great exp-ndlliiiiMtt ilmuundiiioiiey
Imd almost given irii all hope or rellel,
Ilearlorof Illbbards lllieiiiouiliihyrup, I
gmspedHaSM 1 it resort, ni.il ufur using
1 bottles fou'iil iiliuo.i i nli- icllii', l :(in
now able to woi .i mj larm Mllliia.e
which 1 bare no' d i v lu jinw, mid I d
vise all person ufl-riiu I. Iirheiimiitlsiii
uud other bin t urjul. -. ii i rv I his r im-dy
Jli l'M(it), lliriiinii.liuii,
Holdbylmlllil y hr.
AOrejt f.Iti-r Merililiir.
Dr. (Iudu'm lint ii Ved l.lvcr I'lll. ure n
iiirocureforsik licuLulif, billions nini
palnls,iIyiH) mIh.i digestion, cMii'mesu,
li rold liver. .'. These pill lusuru periet 1
ingestion, oorrs'l !' ,Imi uud suniiacli,
t urlfy and enrich I lie blwKl miiU jiutke. Iho
klnclmr. Tan iilsoprodure tiixooU mi-.
petlt,nd In igor.ilo and stswiiMneiislbe I
entire yUm by tbelr ton In ucllou, kjl.t
atUoeoUalmc tiyniuilliAHleluer, i
.v.
-
fft-wf pnt, in flnet Ionic, wm f en fc cm)
ttwlf uplti kllpvco foM'on th roAl of Klon 11
uuii monut, inrre rrunDit ptroni .w
tilt's
crmtii. illntlnrtl
Ilftlsr, th uNiT I ft jam.' tf pwiito
wouM bf ltrvt the TollosTtriK truthful tAtmput
hn ThMlv & Uwy swallow am-rint ttirit
It wnuM W Hie mutii cf imTln thouAn1t of
tlvr Pr Pli-re Hil1rn MMIomI DlmisTitr.
If ukrn tr tlm i tm a flr irUl. win
fcc;ullr tur ciitiiUHiiptlou of tho tunira, n'm h i
u tvauj cmriilous ttlivc. ir tnM xnimtfrnt!
niM'tlnt d( notta nil we recnnimrtHl, when
tAkn n illreclrT, we wlH cheerful I v uu
nmnintly return U money xh fur ii Caii iv
offer H more jfen.rmi or fAlr NoothrrmM
lctn pwe5M sufrtclent power iirrtliat f.t j
ni.l.lv Oiuttmptioit to warrant Uninnufv j
turen In elltncU umlwrMtcri tnUirriir.ttMion. I
TheMllMen W1icU)lnvery " Imioi only Mir I
nrtot woiulrrfnl alterative, or blotM-elatuer. '
Known to t Mirat ik'tiicr, out ait (rviw
upei o. nutiltlvvaml tonU or Mrenctli-itllii4
properties, whU h imlat tbi fKnl tnUltanl
bfcoine a.v1nilUtel. thtu bntMlnit up 0,1 1 t
t re ticth ami tltli. Knr all cm of Itrnchlt
Throat anil Lmie IiAe, arcompinl'tt wita
tlii (fert nij cvmh, it UaMlutlv liniiulo-l nu
remtnl 'or WeaW Lanps, Hi'lttltu of Ulo. t
anJ klmlreit alfcctlon. It urpae- all otl r
REVARD
!; otferrl by Uie man
ufctarrornr. Sc'a Catarrh tHint.tr
fur cm of Catarrn tn th he.l whlcJi Uie
cannot cere. By It mm, auotniast I i"!t 4
properties, Dr fcase'a Itrmi-Jy cuiv the w ri
casevno matter how ha 1, or of tow tonflU!il
Ui. Flfl) cUtitbslru3lU.
PKOFKiUKlNAL, CAltIS.
V. HONIIAM. II. N. IIAYDKN.
w. II. IIU1.S1M.
Bn
osirsM, Iloi.sir llASPRV, Attor-
ncvunt aw. onico in Hun s mock.
ctwewn State iintl Court, on Com'ISI.
ST.UtCir.ltl)SON. Attorney nt law, of.
, tlpt p stairs In trout rooms ot new
Hnsti block. corner! onuuerciaiiuid conn
irre(s.ilein,Or,Ron.
J.
J. MHAW. Attornev-nHww, Knlenl,
Oreeou. Ofllce tlrt door to the left
t head of stAlrs In the mtr of uidd A
Hush's bank.
ILMON KOItl), attorney at law, Salem.
urwu. uiiicc urmirs iu l'aitoii's
bio
lock.
I)ltATT.t HUNT, attorneys at l.iw.Snleni,
Ornmn. Oflic6ot!rl(arr'it Jewelry store.
State street.
'AIIPY A lll.NOHAM, Attorneys and
couiikelors at law. Si'lein. lluiroD.
i Inir an abstract nt the records of M irlon
county. Includln; 11 lotand b.lock Index of
isaiem, inrtv nave special mciiiiip ior es
amlnlU!; titles o real estate. Kulncss In
the supreme court and In thostittc deurt
raents will recelxe prompt attention.
DU.J. M KKENE, Dentist. Onicoover
the White Comer lYmrt and Com.
merclal streets.
9
tloi
. MC.VAI.tiY.Ai-rhltect. New Ilnsh
Jirevnmn block. Hlans and pcclllca-
10ns of all cUxses of of buildings on short
notice. Huperlntendeaceof work promptly
! """1 "r. "'"
V K-r- 1 tITlll AHKI.An. til.. nD CnAl
1 I . .....nwi.T ...... ni.i
. flitlons and NUierlnteudeuce tor
,U clisses of bulldintta. Ottlco
MO Com.
i merci.ii si ,up smirs,
j
IIUSINKt1 CAItlW.
ri KO. IIOKYFV-llnrber and
Halr.drefs.
VT. Ing pai-lors.
h luest b.illis lu tun cltv.
iML-Vimmerclal Street, bileni.
XTUTE ClvARK: Ilarbers and
Ilnir
Only
iy diescrs,2li Commercial tilreet.
the best of nork.
pvlt. T. C. HM ITU, Dentist, W SUIe street,
j naiem, i;r. rinisueii iiemai opera
tlons of every description.
I'jlnIessoeru-
lions a specialty.
AM. CLOUOH. Undertaker. Kmbalmer
. and Cabinet Maker, 107 Htatc HI..
balem.
II. SOUTir.VICK. Contractor and
builder. Well prepared to do all
kinds of building and guarantee sitlsfci-
kin.
tion. -i-.'l-lm
TOIIN OKAY. Contractor and builder.
fl Klnelnkldo flnlshlm; a seclalty V
Commercial street, isaleni Oregon.
fOIIN KNKII1T, lllacksmlth. Horse
t) snoelngandreruilrluviispetlnlty. hop
atthe foot of Liberty street, .ilem, Oregon.
i'JUtl
PJ. I.AIlHKNciCO,, Manufacture of all
, kliidsofvchlcles. Itepalrlnx a special
ly. Only the best work turnedoul, Miopl')
Wtate street, next door t HcrlberA I'ohle,
.4 V. llKsr. Artist otuitl". Hush
I-. Drey block. Classes lhursda a and
HOCIKTV NOTIUhS.
&A
O. U. W. I'rotecllxu ld(e No. 2, A.
nesday evening at Its hill lu ntate In
siiraiice block, corner Coiiimerulul and
Cheinekeia streets Visiting and Hojuuru
ingugeiuren niviieu r. u. noumwicK,
I ha i;nu, Itcourder.
31 W
n A. Il.-Medgirlck Post, No. 10, Depart'
... mem oi urexou, uivcis ery .sionany
(renliigiiltbn hall ovei the Oregon Lund
company's ofllce. Visiting comrades uri
coraiany inviteii lonitenu.
1). C.SIIKUMAN, t'ost loiniuxdcr
.E.
C. CKOSS,
Butcher
and Packer,
HutoHt. an court Ht. riie best menu
of,wreuuanp.tw ineuijr.
Cheapest, Neatest anil Best,
SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATION
FENCE.
I make and put up ull kind of fences, olty
uimisjuuiry, Kiy leruisoeioruieilLlllg,
II. bCIIOMAKKK.Hllleill, Or,
FRESH MILK.
Capital Dairy Co
A. U Kalreliild, II. J. Kelly and
am prepared to deliver fliesh rnllk
cooled ou ice, to uuy uirl of tho city.
Lsinvo orders at Ulnlo A Isiw's stable.
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D. C.SHIS KM AN,
l), H, IViislon and Claim "Kent. I'.O.
IkK 'i, ilfiii, ()ic.;oit. Ijeiniiy County
ri.rk. Wiltoim blanks. w
IfiSURE IN YOUR HOME C0MPAHV
uThie State."
Atsd, ! i ii1 irlw on'thlii! tf n million
, UK0.il. ni'.Ki.Kll,city Agsut,
And special iigent for Mnr'on wiuiily. OfM
rl'.'i) will) Mi ('ouiisiiiy, I
jfcffifor
j55B5S;ni'"-C: c5l
sgp-S-Sr i.r:ijrl
e5NMS$y.T"'!'"jj'j'''-
aff5sa3P
" 'sgcT?n''lThg!?
s'iii i
lfftfiSCO
John G, Barr.
Watchus and Silverware.
JEWELLER, 169 State St.
SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN.
Rprrlal Ktteiillim to mtitMirlni; ilrrctlTc
ulutit mid Klniiw lltteil. Aslwktlmt will
iUmIM'Vph. (ilMssrs rorrrltlritlt'iiMiiKmuiul
mid Mlril toorner. '
WATrlirc. FT I
Anew took of clock. ller mid Rulrt
wmrltci, llcrwnrs mid Jowflr.i; wlilcl
will Is' sold client". Also it lot of
PAWNED WATCHES
will btiftnUlnt lc-tlmii hnlf thftr ViUito.
Ou I " convince youi-MMr.
SALEM IKON WORKS.
0. I). HUTTOX, Prop.
livstlussof all kinds made to oi'lcr.
HIM.MAt'IIINKKV,
ri.AMNtl MILLS,
(IlKNIt'KS,
Min'Ai. Kito.vir,
WIIKKI.S, 1'UM.KtH,
ind spccl.il oislliiRs ol any lylo or im
lein imidpln fliort order, mnoolli and ro
llAbloln tii'i- parllrnlHi.
Repair any Machinery in Short Order.
Tiirnluir tut lies, ruultit'-i. lion prwes
.mil hop stm es
Hiilll. will iitnKuesmiiiiin
on hii Iron iork
paid lor old Iron,
nctslcd. HiHHi pruv
S-ls-lin
Tiix-Vn.M'i-sTalioNotlfo.
The t.i roll of Marlon county for I ho year
pom has b en placed In iu hands for oil
Urlluii, ami ,a.'uiers will please isinie
foruarrl niul piv Ihelrnsnossiiiellls. as the
couut 1-oiit ol ninds. I- M. ntoisAN,
Slierltrand Tax Collector.
IVeshcott & lrwiii,
SuccesMir to Amos Slump.
Pioneer Bakery
271 Coniniercl.il Street,
French Juiid Qvriiiuii Wheat iinti
Uye llreiuis In City Hlylt-H.
VliMiua HolLs.
SI'F.Cl ALTV OF FANCY CA KKH.
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking lu Full Btock.
My iil-w bread mid cake bakerp
are tlrst.chiiu arllstH In their line,
ami I aim to have
Everything as Fine as (he Finest.
FOTlEST'UHOVE ToOLTltY'YAltliS.
Founded in H877.
1000 young :fowls for sale
And the tlnestfevcr blcJ on the Taclflc
Cjast. IiK)k our order curly
loll choice HClcctlons.
Send Stamp for Catalogue.
Address J. M. GARRISON,
j iftii dw
Korest Iroe, Oregon
10 Acres for Rent.
A choice tract only one mile from Salem
Te-ms liberal. Apply to
IIOI'EIt llltO.S.,
Jouns-il Olllce.
VIIAT"iSATillLAriWELL?
Be Sure b Read ami Gel no Oilier
A genuine! ubul.ir uU I constricted '
pulllui; douua three Inch Iron pipe, with
uii openings except top and bottom. No
dirlcaiiK.l luaud only pure water can be
kotont. This Is I hu only kind of well that
Hor'iiHiintUurcctnciiiuoiKCl Into, thai Is
absolutely siirfai .mater proof, and that
Is torcud throuijh the ivment strata to
thupuiollvtiiL' uater. It Ik oltttily the
only kind of well that is worlh bulidingm
this coimliy Junius A. Ruber l, nalem
(rtsldence ne irfiir grounds) mukis these
weiis itiuis reaouablu lUetrs eerl
euro. :3.nwl-5ni-iv
l'loposiils for Stationery.
Oflli'iiol Ihel-ecreUirvofHtnte. I
s.ileiu, Oi., Oct. IS, ISiiO.
Penlcil prossals mil be nielveit at tills
otUce li ii Lit uiHiiiMond ly.llec. I. Im.j.i.i fur-
noli theloilowlngariltlts for lhu slate of
Oregon ,
VI reams legal cap, lllb, No. 7 ruling,
white laid, Cirew, Lh irler Oak or ccoicn
llntu.
.) reams letter Mipcr, 121b, No. 7 ruling,
wnue iaiu, Lwiruw, uudrier imk or stolen
linen.
a) reams nrsv class contross note, 71b
luickages, No. 7 ruling, while laid.
Si 3! .i0 Wit
itu eiielows, Mib, No 1
rag, .-s...v
l 31 NoIO whltotntlom.s.fi01b. No I thit
-S.AA,
VI gross railroad tttel pens, No 149.
'JJgrotH Gillotl's steel jams, No IUI.
1 gloss (illlotl'H stttl pens. No 'Ml,
U gross hisicrbriHik "1" pens.
!ros8 Kaber's iienholders, No lH7il.
ludueiil'ick.Mou a Wilcox's inkstands
No Vis.
Idoitn rtk,Hton-iV Wilcox's inkstuuds
No fVI.
IU lioz I'eck, Htow & SVIlcox's Inkstands.
No 120.
il Dos lory folders, 0 inch standard,
1 dozen Ivory lolilem, 10-liicli congrLss.
i IK' muclliigu nips, Nov, Morgan's pat
lodozen uiucllagu ttaudi, reservoir No t),
Morgan's patent.
U reams rarkei'slriasury blotting paper,
Unlb, usnorled colois.
't gross No 't liigle lleoorder lead ptnclls,
slylu WJ.
2 doMii Hnnford's premliirn fluid, quarts.
3 dozen Mallord's writing Hind, cjuaru,
ludoeu guuiiiiid stub Hits, No il, llxl.'i
Inches, Iti iiuges,
JMlo.eu iipluxcisho-trd letter clips.
rdozen rahtr's rubber rulers.ll-lu. fl it.
l'i dozen steel erasers, ltoger's No 18, Hi)
boue.
4 dozen iteel erasem, Itogers' No 18, Hli
ebony.
JO boxes Kaber's No 800, rubber buuii, as
sorted sizes
6 gross Kaber's lead pencils, No 2, hxa
gou, gill.
.Jigiisss Tuber's lead pencils, NoZ, round,
14 do.on I'aber'H patent Ink
rubber erasers, mammoth.
aim pencil
UUJUMUllirH patent Miier fasteners, No 2,
flat head.
.1000 NtOlll's intent paptrfasteueni, No i,
flat liuid,
i&doztn Ublopjd to tiolil papers, 10x21
iiiiuefl, piiiiiik leaiucr i ps,
l'i doen waste-paper ti.u
No I.
j.iskcts, crewtbar,
J) lb hemp tw lue, No 12.
At thu same time, separate bids will bo
received lor li dozen Una penknives, lobo
dcserlbtd by trade iiunners, suuiples lobe
exhlblttd.
HIUs should bn marked "l'rosmals for
itaUoneiy." None hut the best quality of
goods trill be iK-oepled. 'Iho right to reject
any or nil bids is reserved. All (be above
arllelcs Ut bo delivered at balem on or bo
lore Juuii'iry 10, 1801, (ll-O. W.HcllllIIHi.
peereiary oi i.inie.
'f&'fjskP.
STEEL PENS
4:OBrjiplo Pent, different pattcmi, In
I o. NliUel 1'1'ilod reulili Uur.
lentpoeUpaid, on ruelpt of. iO UIJNXN,
PERRY DU. i LOntiOn. relsti. t32-i
"" ' ""J I -"'iH
U, 9, OMet, BtO Btotimi, Kcw Yelk
brick!
burtoIbros.
aro nrewred to furnish ft hrst-cla" "rllcle
orilrlck I11 town or couutry or imywhere
011 the line of o U. 11 It. Price, reason-
able. YiitdsonHmlestreot.oprHMiiii y. .
I'. All orders led with WllllaiinjA Kiij.
land promptly iillended to.
money' to "loan
On Farpi Property.
Apply l W. A. Ilanilllnii, lWHIntoHt,
Haleni. j'w
Morgan &. Mead,
Ci ty Drayment
All work donewllh proniptnewmnd dlf
rsitch. Only Iho best mou are employed.
Wood
All kinds of flood sawed unit In fourfoot
leniltli, ilellsrrtil toany part of the cll,
(lixiil oh1 and full measure Riianinleed.
Olllco with J. M. I'ayne, V7 Htate street.
A.I'.UOUDON.
I S. SKIFFi CO.
Dentists,
Nir Optu Houit,
JWYUj
Silfm, Of.
INHUIIANOK
V (i in puny.
Ktm nud Ma
rine. UY. AI.11KIIT. Aient. Haleni. Oroion
SAVE" MONEY ON
ROOTS, SMS and KUBBEKS.
C. G. GIVEN i Co's.
Unltom !-i Cuuti 1-1 Prlo
OUR SPECIALTitS.
I. "Itellalilek," for men, Pebble calf,
CreiHliinirlvle,uW.U)alio for K.7.
II. Coiiiinoii M-iim'," for IjuIIch, ii
brlitli t Dniiiiola, l llsli us any mud, it KI.UU
shim lor ;.fft.
III. I can snvuynu money on boj'saud
children's shoes. I'osltHely low prices
Kepalilui; done, L'lisium work solicited.
Ililtf
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Office 18! Commercial St.
All styles of I ho Famous HIiik'I constant
ly on hiind;alM lepalrsaud net dies forul
kinds of machine.
MINT CASK, Agent.
ELLIS k WHITLEY,
LrrJ3IlYMEN,
South of CliumuUvtw Hotl,
SALEM, - - OKBOON
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meals at All Hours ol the l)a
None but white labor em nyed In thb
establishment
A gisd substantial meal o krd In tlrsl
diss stylo
I'wenty-flve cents per meal
RED V K O M T.
Court street, between Journal tjftlce am
Mlnto's l.lverj.
CKy Ekction.
VJOTIIIK Is hereby given that the n'gu
1 Iirbicnnlal clecilouof thoclt) ofXa
lein, Oregon, will be held ou .Mouda), Die
1st, IMiO.riirthepiirposoofelectlugii niavor,
cllj rccurdvr, city marshal and illy treas
urer; nl'O one alderman for Hie Mrt waul
oiieiiiilerman for Hie Setoud mud, ti
alileriucn lortheTliird waul, anil oueul.
derm iu for the huurlli ward. IheMilluv
pluces am as I illewt:
Klrst ward. Mansion house.
uccond ward, old court house,
'lhlrd ward.noeni liou.e
l-oiirlh ward. Kills Whlllev's stable.
The sills will Iw opened at ill o'clock in
thu loicnoou and continue open vvllhoiil
Intcriiilsslou uulllfourln the afiermsin.
I.. K. t.'O.NN,
lt.2J.td lUcorderof thecllj ofKilem,Or
$500Revrcll
WK will pay tlmabove reward for nns
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
heuihiclie, indigestion, coiullp.il Inn nr cos
Itveness woc-iiinot cure wltw west's Yeg
(itablel.ier I'lll", when I be directions an
striitlocoiiiplltd with. They urn puiel)
vtgelabl, and never fall In give sail fai
Hon. t-ugar coned, IJirgo boxes, isuitiiln
Ing 80 pills, 28 cents. Ilewam of eounler
lelisaiid mltalloiis. the genuine inanii
ractMredohly by TIIK JOHN C. WKHl
Co. I.liiiugolll,
Kold by Oisi K. (Jood, Druggist, WD Com
street, Hjlem.Oi.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
OAI.trOllNIA RXPHKMH TKA nUN DAILY
I1KTWKEK I'UIITIXKU AMDH. r.
'"TX"" '" r'r-n..-
m p. in. l.v. roitlaiid Ar. U'm, m
V iMi. in. I I.v, Haleni l.v. I 7.2J ii in
iiiArKanjrun. J.v. iw',; ',','
"Aliove"tralim"tiren1y uriollnwfng sfa
lions norlh of Itoseburg, Kast I'oriiinil
Opikoii t;ity, Woodburn,' bile n, ill , j
angent, Hhedds, '.y. larrl.b rir
lumtlon (;tj-, Iryjinjni.,1 ifiiVne. w
iunKnUIUIMAM.'llAlbYT
S Kl 11. ri
IO2 U. Ill
iilO p. III.
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Ar. Hoseburg l.v. o.i) a. m
Albany Local, Tj)aUy(lee.rhii,,,ay.i
i m
.i III n tn
l v. i!',rt'"ml ,Ar.Jf00"i.uT
l.vi Mlem l.v. (mist,, m
Ar. Albany l.v. im
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PULLMAN BDFFBT SLBBPBBST
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Vest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cemllis:
UAU.V-CKrT dUNUAV).
7:A.1m. in IT!7li:n:iTr.. . . - -
aio,zm.A,: Kstam k-m.
At Albany and (Virvnllls imom Zi7
trilnKfOfegoni'aclUoli.ir"l!'Hi WU
WemmMTKAlw-(i,Aii,v h,Z'inunMt
Through Tickets
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NEW ZEALAND
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m Tf m FRIEND
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Advertise Your Business!
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THE WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL
Sl.OO Per "Year
IS THE
LARGEST, CHEAPEST
And Best
For the Money on thel Pacific Coast
It Iiuh ii lnrjjr clrfiiliiUon In tin- towim autl unions thu best fanutrt
of Marion, 1'olk mill Viiinlilll rnuiitluH. AhMis fiom thin Itnlno lias wld
ulruiihitlDii tliroiiKliniit tin- ICiixturn Htiilen unions ptitiplu vlintirestuilyln,
Oregon with u vlow tn coming WoHt. Tub JotlltNAb tilk a spdlty
nl Klvltii; iiL'rnnili' liiforiimllon limicitiiIiik fruit (jrowliiR suit farmluj
prnthiotH, nlmi tin miirket ruports. It Ih uii unuxrolleel ndverllslug mt
ilium for thu IikmiI trnilo mil r-al entuto InloresU.
BIRDS
All Kinds mounted to order
ALLAN RHODES,
MW.KM, lllll'IIOI
Nolivo For 8nwcr JIIIk.
Silem.HriKon. Niivcmuvr I. IHO.
Illds will be received by thu following
commute)' of thucity council up lo.lo'clock
P. to. ou ililurihiy. tun 1Mb duv of Nnvnni.
ber, for thu isinstriictloii ofiinnllnr sewer
inroiiKii iiiock mi it in the city or Hulem,
I'lunsnud spcclflcntlons mm beseenal Hie
city urve)ors olllco. Illds will bo opened
.Hi p. in. i:. .M i.AKOHIC,
A.i: STItANU,
J NO. (I HAY,
ll:'Md Committee.
DUGAN BROS.,
"The Plumbers,"
SOO Cammaralul.Nt
Dealers In
Steam and Plumber's Goods,
Callfornti ironslonn Hewer and Kim 1,'luv
Chimney ripe, elo.
Health is Wealth I
Ml. II. t. WBhTH Nere uud Hrnln
Treaiiueiit,iiKiiariiiiteeiliec!na for Hys
term, Dliilness, fonvulslons, I'lis, Nervous
NrumlKlu, lleiuliiclie, Nervous I'mslratloii
aiiiseillir Ilia use nf iihsihol or lulmeca,
Waheriillncss Mcutiil Depression, rWiltvn'
ngollhe brain resulting In lusaulty and
!.'."lf """"'y. ""iy and dentli, pro
mature old HKe.barixMiness, 1oh of lKiwer
cnuied liyover-exerllonof tlmtimln. Kneh
tsjxiimtu us ono miinlM's treatment, tl.ui
n box orslx boxes for JVU), sent by ronll
prepaldonrecelptofpilifl. '
WEOUARANTKK SIX HOXER
Klved by lis for six boxes, accompanied
with ui, wo will send Iho purcl aser i ui
the irtmiinent does not edict a cure. Uimr.
iinlces issued only hv (ieo. K.tlood, Drui
Kl.ttHohiugemJ,li6o CojnJH iuomOrT
Oregonian anil Koad Comimny.
Oenarilollljos Front mil T. HU, I'ortlan
From
r.AMl Ml UK
Portland HUtlniis,
Hllver-Coburi:
Ion mo mull
TnwiirH
I'orlbind
rort'nd I'ort'd
mall Kip
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I i'lliiTlloiiat WiMiilbiirn wllh H I' tt
truli.s in uml from I'rollai I J !i Wt tii
man with train. ,, ini fmm AHmily. MU
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Who iln All Kind, of
LAUNDRY
I0H
A Olii'iip as any Iju,,,!,. .
(lit. Ct..,tr.v UBli,wh,te 2.S
ml l)liiKlln.t.olaiiirMork! ""'
larLHtlli-H and pntrana InvlUri
loJj.HfH.ct our prow- w$
230 Liberty Street,
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
tlrndimtesHtiirtsnisin
Classical, Literary, ScicnH!
Music Art and Theology
Normal, Itafiint'KH, Lai
AN1
MEDICAL COURSES
It Utho oldest, largest and lstst nn.
slvw Iiisiltullon of Intrnlug in tht SortJ'
Hnd for catnlogue to i r
TllOft. VAN SCOT,
., I'rwddsnt.
Onion Pacific il, II Company
"OVEULAND ItOUTE."
rtnlns for the east ltave fortlnlWI
hiii Hint mo iim dally. Tie eu lo M'Irwi
principal poinls in thi United UUtM.Uu
4a and Kuropv.
Kle ant New Dioin Ctrl
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS.
Kreo Family glceplnr Curs run thromli
on Kxprww trnlns to Dmsliu, Oounw
lllurts nud Khiisos City wllliont ctuop
Uoiinectlonsnt IMrtlund forUsnKnMM
cound 1-uiet Hound points.
Kor lurtlier partlculani addrsti M
""'""""''"''i.'V.i.isB.o.r.i.
C. H. MKI.I.KN, 0nerol Tmffle iiutf
Iiolso A Miirmln huui 8 Courtstml,
H.ileiu,()re)fon.
THB
RUNSI ,iiu
Kat tralnaillb Hullmn 'VWI1JJ
Drawing room deeper, dining f'V"
couches of lteldesln,.betweB t-W,
und Milwaukee BndHt. Vu na "'
Rift Train, with I'ulln,n yMj
drawing room lPr.d "'SS, rsiaSo
conchea of latest dwlgH. bet0 f""g
nil Milwaukee m! Asliland Mid ll-'
Turongh I'ullniM el",al?hW;ru
room and colonist sleepers v wji jJJ
em I'hcIHo railroad between Oilc'"
rorlland.Or. . , v-.u.
Convenient twins In iinrt Irom "Jf
WosMirn, Northern mid nwiM "J
In polnU. nllordlugiineq'ialwtMn'af
I. ,.st. klnunnli Kl nllllU lilt . Illll tllWWP ' "7
Kail fcliilre, jinrley, Wis., and Iroowow
uud llessemer, Mich
Kor tlckels, sleep!
tllnluhlu Mtlll ttllt
Bssemer, anou. M.siloMi'
llckels.'lpluif J,2fi iwS1
Ui lunnU HnwUero In the !!'Wv
or Canada. H. It Aiis""tfUi
Oen'l. Mgr MIIum, W
(ien'l Trafllo Mr., t' """
U.O.UAIUXIW. .,.,.,, WD.
Tr.morGl.w.JiIN
Ain't qen'l IVM'r uurt Tkt AlV, "
aa, wis.
Two Through Trains Each Way
UAIbV, VIA ,
UNION FAUIWU8YBTEW.
rv.m..Ain with Hundsy, Mrt fy
both Drat and n1ta,HJi iSut X"
honored on "Xtoe .-lSiia IW &"
tral is Hand 4, well ,lw
l.nS m..MSNail. lSBdl. . ..... Sf
"Thi Limited Kiul ' L J?Bd eol
enulpped with, l'ol)inn P'1?, , wj
nslkMiM.rH, "hilng cars, eMir JJi
ooeches, and run, sol Id '"VJT j
and i:iiUgj.,dully iM"iSeS.llf
TnaUvrlund Klyfr trains "&
wfth I'ullman isi Ui Rt"Slur
between Horllund undLouDCli oi" tw-i
wllh I'ullman colmim w "J7.V wW0"
rortlund anil hausos City, oanji
aliunuli a aIIa tflI
tlmuecl aim ere wh HffJiw, ;
through trnlns tttU J"!, rVlB WfJ
ntflieyeniir wllb ibKVJio'dBt.l
cured upon applhutlou m"JFjJ,
NOUS MANNJN" AU"
trMtiHalemUrwaa'
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