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ABSOUUTE1Y PURE
A CLKAN DAILT rArtflt.
An esteemed ubscrller sends the
JowrtNAi, following nole; ofdaloCth
Jan: ,
In yesterday' Issue of ibe Join
kaiA whole column is Kiveii
to an article wilb the captien: An
Arrtth CuiMJ Tbe ugly facts on
which the article was tmed were
cleaned from the proceedings or a
Sourt, slttlnR, for decency's ke,
with cloeetl doors. Does the Joob
KAtdo well by parading before the
best families In the city, particulars
which the court thought harmful to
the public? If Salem Is the moral
city Ite reputation calls for, It de
serves at least one clean dally pap
per. A clcau newspaper Is one tlmt Is
clean Inllswntlmcnlsand tendeu
dencles, and reasonably clean In Its
news department. It Is an Impossi
bility to conceal all the Indecencies
and Immoral crimes that aro com
mitted. In this case a full report
was given In tho most careful lan
guage possible, at the special request
of the prosecuting nttorney. The
Influence of publicity wits especially
desired by tbo public authorities mid
the people in the vicinity where the
crime was committed.
The City Finances.
.EutToitJouitNAi.: Tho report of
the city treasurer contains wmo sur
prlthiK Items. Tlmt of tho Hunting
dt'bl of the cltv In I ho shapo of "un
canceled warrant" drawing eight
per cent interest Is among them.
And the Idle balance of $0,7W5)0 In
cash In tho city treasury Is not the
least of them, Jf tho treusury Is
administered In thu Interest of tho
city why havo not $0760 of these
warrants been collected, paid, und
Intcrcstthereon stopped ? And why
has not tho $1,085.78 "uncollected
sewer asMCfwmentH" been collected
nnd applied on that niiuiy warrants
and the Interest upon them flopped?
The city has paid tho contractor for
the sewers In Its warrants, und the
contractor has had tliuin endorsed
"not paid for wunt of funds," mak
ing them draw eight pur cent Inter
wt, Tho patties whose "sower as
oesments" are not paid pay no In
terest. Why are they not collected
at one', and applied on tho war
rants?
Tho rapid accumulation of tho
city's (touting debt, uoUIthutnud
I lift a considerable Iiictoiimi In the
revenues, and tho ralalug of the
levies to tho highest limit allowed
by tho charter, does not rulltct credit
tiX. tho outgoing city govern
ment. DoiwW?
About tbo Monmouth Normal Srliool.
Ki. JnUUKAl.: Thero will bo mi
cltbrt made tho coming Legislature
to get nu appropriation through for
tho Monmouth school which should
bo defeated. The school at Mon
nioulli.U us much a sectarluu school
us the Willamette University or tho
MoMlnnvlJloCollege.thoBtato in sup
porting tWi"ROliooUj "thuHtatu Uni
versity, ut Kug-Jho mid tho Agricul
tural College at Corvallls;" Wo think
the tho college at Mt. Angel hasjust
as much right to ask au appropria
tion as Monmouth school.
A llVAIUlll Or" T1IK JOUIINAI..
Strong UroutidH for Divorce.
Oregouluu, Uth. Mr. Adda I).
Rush has begun action for dlvorvu
in tho circuit court against Daniel
K. Rush, u wpII-UmIo farmer living
In Washington mainly. Tho com
plaint Hied by Mrs. Rush U u vol
umtuotU document, and vets forth In
detail tho many cause which have
led her to nk for tho separation.
The turtle to the suit were married
iu thU city l'obruary 7, ISSS, at
which tlnio tho plaliillll was en
tntgrd In the halrtlresslug l.iulnuiw.
Mr. Rush, In addition to following
tho occupation of a furnier suppllwl
tho uietrojsdU with iIpjwimmI. Pre
vious to tho marriage, aiKXtrdlng to
the ullegntlons of the pluiutltr, the
defendant was "lavUh In his nllVet
ton and bland aud fawning In his
maimer. Uu was so apparently sol
leitou for her welfare that he would
not let the winds of heaven vUlt her
too roughly, " Rut nftur tho intir
rlMgo this, she ulalms, provmltolkt
but"Ul!e,deccptluu und hypocrisy."
Tho defuudktil becamo cruel and In
liuimui Iu hi trmdmeut of her.aud
was "demonical In Ids nature and
)Hrverto iu Ids iUhUUiii." At dl.
vera tluusRiid pluwit he UixiUmI her,
InthaprvMincoofmauy wltnewra, Iu
n dlifgnuxiful way und HililrvstHl her
In the vllet language, IlUiuumrks.
the ttlli'gtts, liuliiusted hvr uufhUh
fultts nud wetv ufitm MirwtU
ugidiut Iierllfe. bh ak, In uddb
tlon to ndeorwof dl-trtv,firM law ftil
dlvWon of the property, fwu wrth
of v. hleh U Iu her name.
UMfOBUK
pes
Mpfcm
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Powder
AMemMing Legislators.
Tho legislatures of many states aro
In session. In Idaho Mr. Balton
tine has become a watch-dog of the
treasury. In California both houses
are In session. The saloon and res
taurants in the capltol build
ing was ordered removed. Tho gov
ernor favors n $1,000,000 appropria
tion for the World's Fair exhibit
from California.
South Dakota has elected and In
dependent for speaker. In Minne
sota tho deadlock over election ot
Hpcukcr continues, tho' the alliance
nominees all or oHlces In the
senate vcro elected. In Ohio and
Delaware organization Is completed.
CONNIXTICUT.
flAHTFOiti), Conn., Jan. 7. Tho
general nssembly meets to-day. In
the senate tho democrats havo ten
majority, and in tho houso the re-
niiollcans havo sixteen majority.
Tho ofllclal returns of tho last elec
tion show u majority of twenty-eix
votes for Morris, tho democratic
candidate for governor. Sev
eral hundred prohibition votes
throughout tho state have been
n.iHt out. and other voles of
both parties have been cast out for
varlouH causes. Tho republicans
insist that tho matter bo Inquired
Into, while tho democrats In the
sonato liiHlHtthat Morris Is elected.
Thero Is every prospcct.of a deadlock
In tho legislature,
NKW If AM 181(1 It K.
Concohi), N. H., Jan. 1' IJoth
hoUfCH were called to order about
noon. In tho house Clerk Jewett
proceeded to call tho roll of members
prepared by him. He Included In
tho roll tho names of all "If tin.
titled" members. Tho roll prepared
by Clerk Jewelt contnliisnamcfi of
170 republicans, und v8 democrnts.
Tho democrats made no ell'ort to
obstruct proceedings.
II1AIIO AOA1NBT Till: KOUt'i: ItlMi.
Wahiiinoton, Jan. 7. Tho elec
tions bill advocates bay that Shoup
and MeCoimell voted inadvertently,
aud had no desire to defeat the elec
tlonsblll.Tlioy wore,lt Is explained, iu
tho restaurant when the silver sena
tors rushed In upon them and said,
"Hero Is an opportunity in help sil
ver," and rushed them up, when
they voted "aye" without under
standing tho ellect on tho elections
bill. A republican paper severely
scorched all republicans who voted
with tho democrats and has this to
say of Bhoup aud McCenuell:
"Tho friends of tho elections bill
never for a moment siipimtcd that
Mr. Bhoup and Mr. McConuell, af
ter the contest that had been made
In IMo senate fur tho admission of
Idaho, would be such bane lugrates
as to votu against their party. It
was not believed that they wero
men capable of doing suuh a thing,
but it seems that tho friends of the
bill were mistaken. The democrats
ruined objections to the admission of
Mr. McConuell, and they proposed
to debate the matter when lteamu
up, but to-day Mr. McConuell wuh
aw'otu In without a demociat raising
a single word of objection, aud this
was thought by republicans not Iu
tho secret to be a remarkable thing.
Rut tho explanation was furnished
two hours later, when tho Idaho
senators voted with tho democrats
against tho hill to which the icpub
llean party stood pledged In three
successive national conventions."
Htaiu JloAitn n: coMimsct::
The state hoard of commurco will
hold a meeting In tlila city, lHgm-
uhig Jan. lfitli lust., uud will prob
ably bo in session two or three days.
The executive hoard will hold their
business meeting In tho rooms of the
ftdom Roard of Trade and tho con
vention will Indoavor to procure the
niwra house for tho iiu'etluus. If
all tho delegates who lao lcou
apiiHlnted by tho various boanls of
tnuleoftho state attend, thonumlH'r
w 111 bo aUnit ISt). The I'unvontlon
will consider the Internal IniDntvtw
menu aud the matter of MhUmiio
prlatlou for the Oregon evhlblt at
the Chlvmgo ISdumblau Kposltlou,
uloo the matter of Inducing dwlmble
imiulgnitlou to UruKon.
tlxon Statu Asrliullurtil Surlrty
Warrautt.
All porwons htddlng any of the
above warntuts, will Aim wuil
tin-in to, or dtfiwMlt theiu wlthtltHi.
W. Wutt, at hulom, U)foii, on or
Iwfore January IA. 1SWI. A ru rutu
MtiiHut will Ik itwdo up ut all of
wild warrant prtMMited m or txfurv
utld day. lament will U made
after Jn. 16, M. J T. tlitikiu.
rxvrtHary Urwu HUM Ruanl of
Arxrleullurm. U-tt-w dw
Ntleni, Nov. S6t 'Vd.
ue
Powden
- m.o Years the Siandartl
- '880 I
kmi
Toe PBlpIt and the Stage.
Rev. F. M. Hhrout, I'Astnr United
Vrethorn Church.Hlue Mound, Ark.,
rays: "I feel u my uuiy to ten wim.
! wonders Dr. King's iew uiscovery
.has done for me. My lungs were
badly diseased, and my panshoncre
thought Icould live ouly a few weeks
I took live bottles of Dr. King's New
iDlfcCoveryand am sound and well,
.gaining Ml lbs In weight."
i Arthur Love. Mauaeer Love's
Funny Folks Combination, writes:
"After a thorough trial and convinc
ing cvldeuce, 1 am confident Dr.
King's New Discovery for consump
tion, beals 'em all, aud cures when
every thing else fails. The greatest
kindness I can do my many friends
is to urge them to try iu" Free
trial bottles at Frj's drug store.
Regular size OOcents and $1.
Capital National Bank.
We publish in another column
the roiwrt of tho condition of the
Capital National Rank of Sulem. an
called for by the comptroller of the
Currency at the close of business, on
the 19th day of December, A. D.
1600, showing a very prosperous aud
safe condition, nnd iu compari
son with former statement1", show
ing a remarkable growth in Its busi
ness. Notwithstanding the present
srlngency In money, tho world over,
tho item of deposits in this bauk
show a gain of over 50,000, com
pared with their statement as pub
ilshed ono year ago. aggregating
now a quarter of u million dollars.
Able muuugement, and courteous
treattnont of its customers, has made
tMls the leading imnK or tho city.
President Wallace, and Cashier Al
bert uro wide-uwuke, enterprising
citW.ens and both take an active part
In all meritorious enterprises look
ing to tho development of the rich
resources of tho Willamette vulley.
A SIlclilc11' Ocntrnl Itnllroail l'-mplojo
WltiH II U Cants After Sewn Yenr'
Context.
While employed no agent of tho Michi
gan Central railroad coinpany,iit Aiiguntu.
.Mich., my KlJiH'jH bicame diseased, uou
fitim nn lmKicriobed and Impure Htate
of (lio blixd,m Koneral health tnn uudcr
rnlned. I coiiMiltid thuleiidlng phjRlcluiiK
of tills city and Aim Arbor, and nil iru
iiiiunecd niv ciuie llrlulit'M (IIboiino. In Oct
liiHtl beKiiti taKliigllibbHrd'0 Uhctim.ttlc
rtrnp, and urn to-day a tll nidii. It af.
fordii mo iileuiture to n-nder Biillerlni? liu
inanity any good that I urn, and I wlsli to
Hay that 1 tliliiK It theKrenloMt blood, Kid
ney nud Her inedleluu In tho world.
i;. l.Alllt.CUK, .gint .M. (J. It. H.,
Albion, Mich
HodhyHmltli A Htelner.
A New Year's Gift
Which will bo acceptable to all
horsemen. &! a set has been the
ruling price heretofore, but of late I
nth informed souiu are lavoicd at
$1.50. Relieving that all nieequal aud
should sharu alike, all teamsters aud
farmers will lieu-after bo served at
my shop at tho new price, $1.50 per
horse, cash iu hand, I huvea large
slock of shoes, and 1 have a larg
patronage, gained by superior me
chanical skill during .')J years iu
Halem. A four yeais' apprentice
ship, four years In a veturluury
school, several years In steamboat
work, railroad shops, etc., enables
mo to do any piece of forging needed
mill work, threshers, reapers or
anything else. In the same shop
will bo found u superior wuguu,
maker In tho person ot J. II. Elgin,
who will do all work in his, line in
tho best possible shape at Jowet
rates. John IIoi.m,
Cor. Commoiclularid Cheiuoketit.
$100 Upward. $100. ;
Tho readers of tho Caiti'ALiJoUui
NAli will bo pleased to i leai'n
that there Is at least one dteiuluduli-,
sense that science has been able to
euro Iu tdl Its stages, uud that is Ca
tarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the
only positive cure now known to
(he medical liaterulty. C'atanh
beluga eonstltutiuia! disease, re
quires a constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon tho sys
tem, thereby destroying tho founda
tion of tho disease, aud giving th
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing Its work. Tho proprietors
have so much faith In Its curative
powers that they oiler Ono Hundred
Dollars for any case that It falls to
cure, tn'iiil for list of testimonials.
Addiess, K. J, Cheney & Co., Tole
do, (). Hold by idl Druggists, 73c.
Sellout Tux. List.
The school taxes of district No. 2-1
In Marlon county are uow duo aud
payable at the clerk's ofllco In No,
'Ml Commercial street il" the rear ot
F. S. Deal bom's book stoto In the
liiie.li Hteymau block) Salem. The
same will become dullii(uent unless
paid within 00 days from this date.
Ry order of braird, this 17th day of
iNiivuiniicr, isw. w. u.oi.MrM).v,
11-17-tf District Clork.
riiU'lniu llitn I'ouml Out
That ti mnUtiiiluuUuii Mint foivhiu lnat'iit
In blood, (tlorHl by ludigiMilAii, u the
(wiikuof rliNonntUiii. ThU KtlU uHn
ttuPllklllltWlHIUnliilirllBOI Ilia
iiiiimIm uiut llffnnumu of tlu joint, Mm
liiKtsnutitulHudithiniiiK imiii and itKKrv.
KHllntf nuaPHlftirmmM'lmlK) it-)Hw.it tiu-ti
iiHtuik UlllieiM HU'I dUuirlloii of the
Joint. Norael, t lib Iu Xmiiimi lum dtin
uiutrntiMl iu rrwwrd lolliu.HU.r .sioiniU'h
llHicm. Iia klroiiuiT vMdi-mx to hiiumiii
Ihuu IhU, iminrlj, thai tliu iinilloino ol
txMiivrvUtutt um cms W Hit- loiiiililulile
aiidulnH-louit dlatM, unr i it im ihmI
uvwly olulUuhed tlwn II I. iMvfnibUt u
int' i-)ihi iuivii ui luarrrkt iiiiimiu'
mwllWuo wnimlw only Mluiary lnf,sll
UU. It itlMia kllml r,'HHHl tor malaria!
fttr,ooiullwtloli,d).)H-iiH,Knliiwi uud
(ilMddvratliiiaiiu, ilouiliu and oilier UU
irltr sm ilwi )ii grl iUv Kvunlne
A Mil iitu uu- i-tlia,
llotnu ItlM niv kiuiu by mouturr
Ukai4rHUou, tMUclHi; IuIum IMttlmt
ubvnHarin TUi ftkim a Hila Itlhid
UiMKtliu aud iiilrudln J Mil al HUM U
IHr Hiu&uk.u'a Til llviuwtty, wUlvU aot
UlwUy im IhajMrU arfwt,'d, alMoita tu
utao.albv) UWiluc ami HU a itdMtitau
mil oi re, to niiu IkritfetfUt ur jiihU,
ifrtU Inw. Ikr. rkuaHkn, (HilladliiMt I'm
Sit4 by Mullh A HtaliMr.
Sv(itn( )rHim ln.,fii
Jlll UUW tbv matdoal Vkurid Ik daruMtu(
lb uvt iUiUi aw daaitMM bmIImI hmmi
1U'. .Nu iMWMlkMiikf lal tuu allraotwl
IUUOH lUtMOal aMUMC lo IUmtUi 1M
v.hhi iu iwrnwuuu, wukili la uow a
UbllMMl ttvL, ha rcMillaU In Uw o-r
lhirujuiuir MtUturtou iur Mil
rnthrf fur a act HUWlMKOf Mm uf d
lliM lucMikuia
II A. Wait, ul
ktatuVM-y itM wade b)
HruljMtuft, iwh , aud
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uui M lit kMutta A HrM of th
wiik in wuruatai
Ik Miirld H
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nwt lua to
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t't,Ui'li Hijatrt
4iiIKtr a l)U for
Dcafuvit.
i'VHia. Jan. T - I'll) alcatut Ukik Miih
tot uik4t lit lutrtili-m kir iik uu
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D.CSHEKMAN,
BNSIONS
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Uow the'onVnue Wm IanUlil bj
Ororjfla Juttleo of tho I'cac-. '
"Istopfedat an ouKMh-war cabin In
Georgia," skl a tourist to the Arkansaw
Traveler, "to git er drink of water. I
noticed a number of men, In short sleeves
and wearing bed-tick suspondrs, sitting
under a tree. They were gathered about a
pine table upon which I noticed several
volumes of patont-offlce reports. I did not
know that tho assembly was ono of solemn
ceremony until I asked for a drink of
water. Then a gaunt man with a long
neck and eyes that woro an expression of
dead set looked up and said:
" Air you from slch a uncivilized country '
that you don't know now to Denavo jour
self when court is in sosslonl
"Excuse me,' I ansivorcd, 'I did not
know that this was a court.'
'"But It Is. sah. and I want you to un
derstand It, You havo come up hero an'
throwd a chunk under tho wheels of
Jostlce. A man Is drawd up hero on trial
fur Ids life.'
, " 'You don't mean to say that this Is a
court of such serious jurisdiction !'
" 'Yes, I do mean to say it and If you oven
hint that I don't I'll send you to jail for con
tempt.1
"'Pardon mo J I do not mean to bo of
fensive. " 'Good thing you don't, I'll toll you that'
" 'May I ask why you aro trying this
man!'
" 'Yes; ho stolo a sot of plow gear.'
" 'But Is that a capital offensol'
"I don't know what sort of offense you
call a capital, but when a man steals gear In
this community why that settles it with
him.'
' 'Pardon me. but that Isn't law.
" 'Moutnotboln a uncivilized community
but It is horc.'
" 'Are you a circuit judge!'
'"Worse than that; I am Jestlce of tho
peace.
" 'But under tho law you havo no author
ity to sentence a man to death.'
"'Ha, you dlsputo my authority! Mr.
Constable, arrest this man.'
"A man stepped forward ana piaceu his
hand on my shoulder. 'You aro under ar
rest,' said he. 'Try to git away, and I'll
hurt you."
"I saw, by tho determined faces about
me, that I was In a serious predicament.
'Gentlemen,' said I, 'you surely would not
harm nn Innocent man. You'
'"That's enough,' tho judo broko in.
'You havo come along horo and havo tried
to overthrow our local nelf-govcrnment. Se
cession was a gravo offense, but nothing as
compared to this. You havo committed
treason. Mr. Constable, havo you got a
ropol'
"I began to beg. I told thorn that I was
their friend. 1 said I would do any thing
for them.
" 'I am inclined to excuse your ignorance,'
said tho judge, 'but what assuranco can
you give us what proof that you respect
our load rights, generously granted to us
by the constitution of tho uultt-d Hiaicsr
'"Gentlemen, I have nothing but good
will. I '
"'What havo you cot in your saddlebags!'
"'Nothing but two quarts of whisky that
I bought for medicinal purposes.'
" 'Bring it nnd givo it to us as a pledge of
good faith.'
"I did so and as I rodo away I congratu
lated myself upon my escape Shortly
aftcrwnrds, upon arriving at a village, I
told tho story of m adventuro Tho crowd
in tho post-offlco touched. 'That is a favor
ito joko ot thoso fellows,' a man remarked
'Thoy novor fall to got n stranger's
i whisky.'" t
FAREWELL SPECIALIST.
illnw it Melancholy I.imfur ."Milken Illinnelf
.' Uanful tu lluay Mmi.
' Tho other morning, saj s Puck, as tho de
'purtinif Cunard Bteamslilp was casting off
its lines nnd swinging out into tho stream,
an elderly-looking business man hastily em
braced a lady who was ouo of tho passcn-gf-rn
and rushed down tho gang-plank to
tho wharf.
Going hurriedly up to a melancholy loafer
who w as watching tho busy crowd, tWgcn
Lldmnn drew him behind a pilo of freight
Und paid:
j "Want to earn a dollar!"
"You bet."
"You soo that lady in black on tho bndgo
there!" said thocitizon.
"Cert "
"Well, that's my wife, going to Europe.
Now, of course, sho'li expect mb to stand
hero lor mo noxt twenty minutes, whilotho
steamship Is backing and filling around, so
ns to wave my handkerchief nnd watoh-hor
out of sight. Beo!'
"I kotch on, boss."
' "Well, I'm too busy to fool around hero;
stock to buy, bis to attend to. Hbo's a littlo
ncui -sighted; bo I'll just Ulro you to wavo
this linndkerhlof Instead. It's a big ono
with a red border, and uh long as ho sees It
she'll think It's mo. Como up to '.KM Wull
street when they nro well oft aud I'll pay
you."
"B'posln nuo looks through a tolcscopo or
suthla'l"
"hi that caso you'll havo to bury jour
face iu the handkei chief and do tho groat
weep act."
"That'll bo fifty conts extra."
"All right. Tune Is money. Look Bharp
nowl You etui kiss jour hands a fow
times nt, say, ono dlino per kiss," and snap
ping his watch the ovor-drlvou business
man rushed oft
Wo print this affecting littlo Incidont to
call attention to tho fact that tho man thus
employed hos koiio Into the business regu
larly He is now u professional fnrewellor,
and business men mid others cau suvo vulu.
ablo time and jot givo their departing rel
atives an eiitliusiatUo sonrt-eff by .applying
to the alwvo specialist any steamship day.
Go early to avoid the rush.
Clmrli-K Dlrkmu n nu IMItor.
Dickens U mom thought of us a novelist,
but his career us editor, if loss dwelt upon,
was hardly leas dlmlugulaluHl hi his aarwe.
first to Household Words mid than to All
tho Year Hound. Hxoept during his brief
oonneoiKm wtlli tlio Daily News, he was
never the editor of u daily Journal, but in
tho record, which his sou furnishes In the
English Uluit rated Magaime, of his meth
ods of editing a wtwklj- journal and of deal
ing with hut contributors, UU found that
Dickens st up Urn highest standard possl
Ule, und brought ull of his ludoiuiublu ou.
orgy uud capacity for Uklug pains into tlm
swrvuti oi loa wmmj- mmrajuw. He iws
tho model editor la tu com nW,xoot
lugbulcouiMderKUMUulif his corresnoad
ueo with all couuibutor was h kindly as
it was with th American lady vhoa con
tributions he took In band aud oouittMajeu,
on, In relatnuis to Id eo-Uibows mast
have lwn elioloe illustrations of hi kind
ihm of heart and ot tbo cousctottUous dia
obaneo of hi relation to otWs.
. . . ' r
Tim ItuiflUli ,Srrur,
Tttr soMn to Im an tad to lb Mischief
tli KnglikU urrvw Is eapaale of. Ob of
tls) lllUo fHitUore,l Head reeonUy Uk p
hli rideuc m a piM t( the orgaa in tb
lktho'io cathedra) at I 'iii i", and the or
gauUtWVUt .f r If vy,
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Cures UArARRH
Blieunutfim, NeuralRla, Corns
m HIADAOHt And ALL PAIN
TV OtHftrtU rittif 4 K(tI
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OOriiriANEE2INC,
or orercatinr. or the partakins of too rich
Snd indlKnst'falo food" 13 a common causo
S? VicoiSrort and suffering-. To imtnedl.
Stir reliovo t io etomarh and h?7c',rP
iieh o verlondl dp, a f 'ill doso of Dr. I'icrco a
Kiw?Uto PillKM U tho best remedy. They
onerat. cently. yet thoroughly and witb
ofitjuping, niisea. or other unpleasant
Cff'K1- . .,.., (.M, tnt.tr,.
If t:io too mo'nk.-..--
tln "cSated twuc, bitter or bad taste
in mouth In tho morning on arising-
drowriness after mcabJ,
Indescribable fee;
In? ot drend, or of Impending- calamity
Pierced Goldtn Jledicat DlscoTcry. to
tc-e up tho stomach, Invigorate thd liver,
im sot nil tho processes of digestion at
wk. While ciirins indigestion. It puri
fies the blood, clcnnslnir the system from
all humor and b.ood-poisons-no matter
of what name or nature. r from what
cslm3C arlsln?. Thero is nothing, similar
to It in composition or approacnin? n iu
reflulU. 'Ibnrefore. don't bo dupod and
induced to take mo substitute, said to
be "just as good." that the dtalcr may
mabea larger profit.
QgggBBD
,. ti.A manufacturers
of Dr
Ssge'i Catarrh Remedy, for an u
uaso of tsuuh la thu Head.
curable uiso
ritOFKSSIONAL CAltDS.
trM. . DONNINOTOX, rronnetor Wlll-
nmette lUrber Shop-under Willam
cttehotel. Wnly first class workmen em
ployed, II. F.
HON HAM. 11. N. HAYDEJJ.
V. II. HUIj.MH.
Bomiam, IIolmks Maiden, Attor
neys nt lnw. Ofllco In llnsh's block,
between State nnd Court, onCom'ISt.
ST. HICHAUDSON, Attorney at lave, of
, llee upstairs In front rooms ot new
Uiish block, corner Commercial nDd Court
streets, S.ilem, Oregon.
J J. SHAW, Attorney-al-Law, Salem,
, Oregon. OIllco tlrst dcxir to the left
nt head of stairs in the rear oCLudd &
Hush's bank. , 5 -
r i 1 1 i . 1 1 1 i .1 riJiLii.
ILMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem,
1 Oregon. Otlice up-stalrs in Pulton's
block.
PRATT a HUNT, attorneys nt law, Salem.
Oregon. Otllco oer Capital Nntional
llnnk, Ooinmcrclal street. Money to loan.
D'AUCY AIHNOI1AM, Attorneys nnd
counselorH nt law, Snlem, Oregon
t In ving an abstract o! the records of Mnrlon
county, liulildlng a lot and block index oi
-alcm, the) liae hpeclnl facilities lor ex-ninlnliiL-
titles tonal estate. Uuslness In
the supremo com t nnd Iu the state departs
ments will receive prompt attention.
M1NTAS. A. DAVIH, M. U., Graduate
of American Medical College, oilers
liui prollo'sloiiHl aervlco totnose who may
need tlietn. Sptclul intention
given to
dUeiihCsof women and chlldteu.
stairs In New Bank building,
clul sticet
Ofllco up
Conimcr-
Dlt..T,tM KUBNK, UontUU Office over
the Whlto Corner Court and Com.
merclal streets.
T I). PUOH. Architect, PIuhs. Sped
W . llcatlons and superintendence lor
an clashes oi uuuaings. umoa "J uoin
morclal St., up stairs.
gS. MrNALLY.Archltect, New Hush
. "Urcyimn block. Plans aud specldca
us of'all cl'isus of of buildings on short
notice. tMiperlntendencoofworkproinptly
(xiked nrter. 2 tf
l W. Iir.iT.-
. lire) block.
MUiirdajs.
Artist Studio. Hush.
Classes llmrsdii)Hnnd
i
IIUSINKVS CAltDS.
p J. LARSHN A CO,, Slauufaeture ofall
klndsof vehicles.. Repnlilng a special
ty. Shop 15 Stuto street,
r KO. HOKYK-llarbor nud Hnlr dress-
Jl, lug parlors. Hnest baths luthcclly.
.uncommercial mi et-t, sitlein,
DR. T. C SMITH, Dentlst.W Btato ktreet,
hwileiu. Or. Ktulsbed dental opera
tions of ever) description. P.iiu!cs opera
lions n ocluliy.
I.t II SOUTH WICK, Contractor and
V . builder. Well prepared to do all
kinds ot bulldlug aud guarantee sal Is Tea
uou, i-;i-im
OHN llll.vy. Contmctor and builder.
Flnolibilde ttlilsliluic a snecialtv 4S5
.omuitirolal stnet, alem Oregon.
IOH.V KNIGHT, lllacksinltli.
Horse
O shihjiignmlreiiilrlugasiH,ialty
asihvlaltv stum
atlliofiKit of Ubert) street, Salem, Oregon.
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SOCIKTV MTIUUS
t O. U. W. PratKCtlHU Uideo No. 2. A.
A , 0. U, W lutein, uregou. Meets each
edneMlas exuuing ut lis hall Iu State In
suniiice block, corner Commercial and
I'tieiuekelH Mreels VUltliignnd Stduru-
Ug UKetbrvIl lll itwl F. II. bOVTIIU 1CK,
Ikv Kkh, Kceorder. M W
A It -sde Ick lVv.t, No. 10, Repart
,, meat of urwou. meets eer .toinla
rouliigHttli Lull ovai tbeOnvou Land
I eoimxuiy s wnn, -isinng comrades n
isudUlh Iii'HhI toutleud.
i 1. C rtnv.HX v.s, IVit coinmadtfr
6. A. Uamilk, Atljuut'il.
10 Acres for Rent.
A ofeafe intot ouly imm mile frtmi S.deui
IWwi IIUrl. Apply to
HOF15U BROS.,
Joorti.il Ottloe.
; Qrogouinn Hail ltotul Comimny.
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CAUrOBNIA EXPKESS TRAIN-UUN OAIM
BKTWKEJJ POBTIFD A D 8. F.
Above trains Btop enly at following Bta
tions north of Itoaeuurg, r-nsi i-uninuu
Oreon City, Woodburn, rtaleni, Albany
Tangent. Hhedds, Halscy, Hnrrisburg
Junction City, Irving nnd Eugene.
KOSKBUltO MALI. DAILY,
8.-00 n. m.
1U-52 a. m
6:10 p. m.
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
Portland
Salem
Iloseburg
Ar.l
Lv.
Lv.
4KX) p. m.
1.-0S p. m.
60 a. in
Albany Local, Dally (Except Sunday.)
5 0U p. in.
7:52 p. m.
9-00 p. m.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
Portland
snlem
Albany
Ar.
Lv.
LV.
H-oo a m.
6.03 r- in.
5-00 h. m.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
For aocoramodation ol second clas
passengers attached to express trains,
iVest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
DAILY EXCK1T SUNDAY).
7.30 a. m.
U&10 p. m.
rEvT
Ar.
Tortland
Corvallis
itr.
Lv.
&$a p. m.
12.5 p. m.
At Albany nnd Corvallis connect wltn
trains of Oregon I'aciflc Itallroad.
EXFKE3S TRAIN (DAILY KXCEPT SUNDAY
4:40 p. m.
7.25 p. m.
fCv; Portland Ar.
Ar.McMlnnviUeLv. i
8.20 a. m.
5:4o a. ra.
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
For tickets and lull information regard
ing rates maps, etc., apply to the Coin pa-
..l. Ann, Union. Ilrannn
rr. ...... ircrji I .,S. .1 L- nA Unca An
B. KOKULEIt. Manager
From Terminal or Interior Points the
Northern Paid Railroad
Is tbo line to take
To all Points East and South.
It is the dining car route. It runs through
vestibule trains every day In the year io
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO !
(No chango of cars.)
Composed of dtnlngcars unsurpassed,"
Pullman drawing room sleepers
Oi latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed and In which
accommodations are both free nnd fur
nished for holders of first and second-class
tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
Aconttnuon lino coanoitlng with all
lines. alTordln r direct aud uninterrupted
Bervlce.
Pullman sl x" - "v Ions can bo se
cured in advi .c .v any agent ol
the road.
Through tickets to nnd from all points
in America, England and Europe can be
purchased at any ticket ottlce ot this com
pany. Full Information concerning rates, time
of tralns.routes nnd other details furnl-ib,ed
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Qeueral Passenger Agent. No
121 First street, cor. Washington; Port
land, Oregon
SALEM SAUSAGE WORKS,
Only German Market in City.
Choicest, Fresh, Smoked and
Pickled Meats Manufactured.
All klndBofSaiiBhges, Wholesale and Ro-
tall Free delivery In city.
171 Commercial St ,
CI1AS. WOLZ, PROP.
Health is Wealth I
DIt. K. l WKSTS Nerve nnd Ilriiiu
Treatment, a guamnteed spec.llo for Hys
term, HUilness, Convulsions, Fits, Ner ous
.Neuralgia, Hcidache, Nervous Prostration
caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco,
akofulliH-ss, Mental Dapresslon, Sotten
lng of tbe brain resulting In insanity and
leading to misery, Jecay and dc;ith, pre
matureoldage, barrenness, loss of jxiwer
nuiied by overexertion of the brain. FjicIi
box wintaliis one inontk's treatment, Il.tX)
a box or six boie for $."i.00, sunt by mail
prepaid on receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each ortler ie.
celedby us for six boxes, nccoiiinanled
wlthJ5.Ud.we will nend the purcha.ser our
wrltteugunrautee to refund Hie uiaiiey li
the treatment does not etreot a euro, (luar.
antees tsaued only by Ueo. E. IHhkI, Drug
gist, Soleigenl. & Com. St , saleni.Or.
a3 m u
LHll
KEAUTM.
EAST
' fcooth. I -Q"b.
7,-OCp.m. Lv. Portland Ar. I ft a. m.
Uil8p.m. Lv. Salem Lv. v,:2Sn.m
10:15a.m. Ar. San Fran. Lv. g.-QOp.m
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