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A MTtXi: FOLKS MTTrKlt.
Mv Dkab Jouiwai, Hey: The
.FitinlMi Intly Is Imck njr-ilii mul I
tflld her of you, liow Suntn CIhuh
linil brought you a box of tools no
Hint you could ntuly Hlojd. Hlie
laughed mid wilil, "must you ti-iicli
him with your h)uV" Tlmt l tin
only way I can do it I urn afnll(
althoujili the lit t lo boyttlu Flniilitiiii
go to school for ycurat tojluarn holv,
utid have trnclieM Hint ure Very
wise to help them with thi'ir limul
every day.
Hut, you way, wlnl iIimtj tlmt
funny word "rilojd" mean? Oh, I
forgot that you did not know. Il
ineau'diow totietoo!nin niuklngti8t'
fill thlniTH outjof wood. At the name
lime the little lunula learn to be
careful, the eyen become riliurp and
can tell tin Inch when they hcu It.
Another thine;, toHtudyloJd teaches
one how to count without learning
the hard figure, for right before
jour eyennru all the jmrtHand that
Is ho much plainer, than 1, 2, 3, !, C,
0, would beto llttlo folks,
Oh, how the little Flrum (for that
Ih what thoy cull them) do love
Blojd. The llttlo KinnlHh ludy told
me of one boy who nnid that ho did
not want to go to heaven uiiIchh
they had Hlold there. They work
very hard in nchool and often cry
because they have to go home, and
I don't blame them, for JuhL think'
if you were Hawing and hammering
nway at a lovely book ease with
Nhelvcri, and wanted to take It home
and luivo the books all In and ready
to mirprmu pupa when ho coiih-b
homo In (ho evening middouly
"dlu-ading-dlug" goeo the bell uud
everything inuat bo laid uhIiIo until
Monthly morning, and you have
JiiBt a little bit of planing left lo do 1
Why, I believe i hIiouIiI ory iiiycelf.
J I'm wi liard to keep a Boeret over
Bunday when pupa Ih at home all
day, and maybe H.iyH during the
day, "I wIhIi 1 had another hook
cuhoI"
Hut, oh, my! It taken a long
vhllo before a boy can make a book
cane) I'lrnt he lum to begin and
learn how to cut a rough board up
utid how to make it nquarc, with
sharp cortierH, uud smooth nltlen.
To do thin ho Iiiim to learn how to
hold Ida toolx, and uhariHiu them
lilinttelf and inrmt of all take care
of them. If ho don't take earo of
each little llle and Heruw, he inner
csaii micccoj In making anything
well.
After ho litis learned lo eul"a
board up, (HoinetlmeH great big
boards iih long ax the room,) then he
liegliiH to make reap things (hat he
can take homo for umtmua to uo,
like little Hlauds tonet the hot iIIhIich
on; MlcKa itntl laddeo, nicely mi!
IiIiimI for the (lower hih to help
liold the plants; weather Mrliw for
the iliHirx; and wliun It Iiiih Ikvoiiui
nmy to mukvtHirulght thlDgtlve
teacher hIot IiIiii how to maku
round ohm.
Oh, oueli a pretty dough Hjmoti iw
I miw ouo boy make. It had a long
bundle, and the npoou wan hollowed
out Just like wo thowj buy In tho
htoren, only a grvat' deal nicer, for
thin ouo wax all done by hand and
beautifully Haud-paporvd, 1 know
lilsiuotlu'r thought It wmq the ijkifei
thing hi ever Jmij, , 'lt
After ' wlillu the boyti land glrln
loo) iK'gln to uk gluo anil uiateh
wood together, wltli the tmiooiliMt
hcatiix vou over nw; ouo almost
thlukit they grow together, but they
didn't. They wtio allied together
to carefully and rubbed and pol.
IhIuM afterwardn until mt couldn't
fwil tlmpleelng with .vjour tlligvr,
I wUh you emilil wo the wonder
ful thlngH they make. Step by step
going from tho iiisy thlnn lo tlio
hard ohm. Jlut wheit It eomeii to
',dove-tlllltllg,, tli.-n Ih when jmi
have lo U direful ! I'll tell you
what It look like, l'nt the linger
of your right hunt! lu 'betweeii t
linger or your left-limnl and pyt
them together jUkt h cloe!y iih y.ui
cull mi that no Unlit Mil rdilne
through. That U Jut nlmt "dove
tnthug" U like, only In tho imm!
ouo tins to vlit out tho little linger
hocniv fully or they will not tit. IT
you tried It you woujd tlud mj how
Iiurd It war. i i "
All the haxcg snd eiiu ami iimw
tirv lliudo till wy, mi yoti hw If jou
wanted to iitnko Mm a lmk im
Iou would
tune,
Tlte llrst thing h' nuUe In doVe
iHillog Is a little Ntit lxx with n httlr
lid put oil with I'lllffi mm( iKltetH
the book mi llwit It can I Iimh by
M " Jl J !
the;kltchen stove. It looks eay, but
JiiHtlet somebody try to make it
carefully and they will BoonJlnd out,
They make many beautiful things
in tlioBloJd echooja, thcbeauty of
Uic worg Demgua, smoowincw.niiu
correctneH. Kvery thing Is Juhi
right. If you inako ouo mlfltako
vou have to begin all over ugnlu or
It will not be nice.
If you enjoy hearing about Slojd
1. 1 me know, my dear boy, and I'll
w rite again. Ask moauyqueitioim
nml tell mo what you ate dolngjj
After yciD have worked with your
tools a little you will find out how
many wonderful things there arc In
the house, especially thoikitcheii,
and won't It bo nlccoino day wben
you can do th'e carpcuter work for
I he whole family and make little
brother's playthings?
WHAT A HWKCT TIMELY I.KTTKH
CAN IM).
Written at the right tlmo and in
the right way,.u letter Is tho most
perfect nndtconipiete thing. Hint any
ouo can use to make and keep
frlendxhlpn A Hweot npto nfter a
visit, 8Jiynsyou reached borne safely!
giving audi bits of news us occur to
you, must bo penned and mailed era
ouo can Hay tlmt the visit Is ended.
A llumk yqu for n gift, If properly
worded, Is tho most delicate return
that can bo made and is often Hiifll-
dent. Heartfelt congratulations to
one's friend, choosing a life partner,
must not bo merely the tug on a
inciiiilniilenH present, but should bo
sent separately If they are not given
In person. When proud piireutBun
ununce tho birth of a llttlo one, do
uot wnltiintlUho'olilld Is a month
old , but Immediately write, partici
pating hi their llrHt joy, and you
will have almost n part ownership
In the darling.
Whon your friends go away to n
strange place, do not wait for their
letter to come llrst. If you know
the addros, write a cheery page or
two, and never will anything bo
more appreciated. A funny para
graph, n paper, or a bit of something
every day, until they are at homo In
tin Ir new surroundings, will send
back sweet returns that you know
nothing of until you have been there
yourself. Don't make It a point to
specially remember' nnnlvorsarleu,'
for, they are often patuful, but let the
'In-between'1 opportunities for ex
pressing your friendship never
escape; aud your forgetfulness of
birthdays will seldom lack appreci
ation. Never let uu opjxirtuulty
escajie of writing when you cau help
someone, or make someone happier,
or thnnk someone for having intulo
you luippler, and it will tie you mora
olosely to your friends than any
othoroue Ihlu'ir.
All huiunuityi likes lo be loved
aud feels kindly toward the one who
regards others.
, Thanks, Mr. Kdllor for your "Sat
unlay Soliloquy" of Jan. 31st on
"l'Mucatlou aud u city's Ideals,"
Bueh words uru living ones uud
niust (ell for your community; and
lis best good Is yours. Politics are
merging into education as a national
ipiesllou nud only( tho advanced
editor of today has discovered It.
ltlng-lutho new with vigor from
the twlfrey of tho Joim.VAi.on every
occasion.
THK IIOMti NhST.
yomeono has said, ".Tlio world
hut a lullllou rixwu for; a nwn but
only one neit," aud just as the bird
dill'er lu their Idea ot the true nest,
hodothe homo maken) nud home
l(wK)rs dltler lu their modes of
feidherlng tholiearth stone. There
la no place more delightful than
ouu's own corner, no matter how In
tMinplelaorout of luvplug with the
apprVtvd tUi of n home. Tho big
round world is too much for any
body, nud, from the child to the
piK't, from the laborer to tho mil
li nulre, the touohstuiie of endeavor
U the Idea of n home.
'T.'ioh man's chimney Is his golden
inuesio ue. .
U.Uio central ohit froui, whtoli he
' in jhnii((ii vvr.v (IIhIhuiv ;
iiiirii inn nnu-wnj iii inn worm
UfVin him,"
mo'4 I.ougrilltiw, Without duty,
lify.haslio b.iflklomv and what It
Iioiim but ouo lung', sweet duty
nofHl over with love?
Th HtMtehiuau says 'luint, wiwt,
houitt'ii Ut;" the KiiglUhman
pridM hliutttlfou the i.tnlely home
irf Kughmil," while the German
turo in lilt "Hrluiweh" back to
the old village or lUld; the Amerl-
real word, or feeling; but maybe
alter nil It la only his way of resting
not quite bo near the vital trunk of
tho family tree.
A person without a home seems to
be without a ccutcr, or rather with
out a background agaluat which his
every act .rests; and then in what
other plaoo could one collect his rare
and cheerful friends about him to
spend together glorious hours that
gods might envy, savo tho home?
"My homo, my home, howe'er so
small ,
Thou art to me the world and nil."
"Struck the ,Ooll-n Mean," A Illood
Purtflrr.
IX trolt Vtto I'reui: Htbbnrd's Itlicti
matle Hyrup, prepared by Wrlfht hWA,
Co., of Oil My, hut itruck the Golden
Merit), In the treatment of blood dinette,
end It rucccm I evidence that valuable
medicine I capable of attracting the at
ten I Ion of every family. There eein to
bo but one opinion a to ll merit."
Tbl 1 the tecrtt of luccen of thl remedy
It action, Id removing Impure and palton
ou matter from tho blood, A tborouen
and effectual blood purifier, for fiale by
HraltU Arttelner.
KILLED DY TOBACCO,
The
llurklen'i Arnlfafal,
llent Halve In the world for Cut,
ItruUco. Hore, Ulcer, HttltKbeum, Kerer
More, Tetter, Chapped Hand, Cbllnlaln.
Corn nnd all Hklu Kruptlon, and posi
tively cure rile, or no pay required. It
I guaranteed to give perfect atlfactlon
or money refunded. Price, 36 cent per
box.
0ALKM MAHKKT nEfOItT.
A Nrnopl af the Market IluylDg and
Soiling Price.
BIT AIL, r KICKS.
IIKVI8KI) QUOTATIONS.
Hboulder Jfugftr cured, per lb, 12'
llroakfaat bacon 12 topi
Ham Hugar cured, per lb, JCJ-Jc
Ileef en
I'ork 7 rt 12K
Mutton 10 12c.
Veal iguc.
?'lmotliy need I'er pound, 7Ko; wiling.
Ud clover Reedv-I'er pound, lie. .
Whltecloveraeedl'er pound, 20c "
AUIke ISc per pound.
Hod top lOo per pound.
Lincoln Orau I2)4o per pouadj
1 Itye Onum 10c per pound.
Orchard. Ura..l7c per pound.
Uenn Be per lb.
Out meal lit 6c
Ctuiiied Kruli.. 1'eacliMi, f3 00; apricot,
$.1 W blnckborrhit, H; corn, beat grade
f J W; tomitUtc tl CO: trlng bean II t&,
ureon jmi tl Kr, par doc. In two lb can.
Uroen r"rulU.Onolco app:e75l.'JOo per
ox; M'iim 75c per box; potatoe O&r, carrot
Wjc; pamilp tl 00; union Cc per lb.
rlu.Jiulinon7(alUcperlb: Sturgeon t&
7c er lb- Kinnll rlh t lOo per lb; all aImou,
710o per lb.
ItUYINOfi'UICES.
Wlwal-V2Ko net.
KIour-lcr barrel. U.O). bet 1W lb.
Out I'cr bnahcl, 44 50c
Hurley ter Limhel, c
llnin l'er ton. fill U) at mill, lacked.
HlinrU rcr ton, 117 60 " acked.
Ch Per ton, UiM " Hacked.
Hop (Juoted ut :i0o per lb.
1'fK 20c per iloten.
I'otatoea Per bushel, 40o
Corn meal 1c per pound,
Clieiwe lHo er pound.
Dried plum l'er lb. (K7c
Dried prune l'er lb. 1012c
Imixirled prune 7c er lb.
lluttur U0(..l.'o per pound for good
Ijird 10C4t2oiierlb.
Ham Per pound, ll(l2o.
loconlde Wai0ier lb.
Hhoiillem-Mfvo per lb.
Chicken.. 7 to lOo Jn-r pound.
Turkey 10 lo 12Ucper lb,
(Ue.o 7S per lb,
Uuck,T2lloperlb
MAUKKTS I1Y TELEORArU.
IVUTIiANI).
Wheut-Valley, 125 & 1 U Walla Walla
ll.l'i toSI.H percenUl.
Kluur ataudnrd, $3 W to K
Walla WiillnM 003 SO.
OuUldiigrndiM, WS0.
OttU-Whlte68j to 00c, grayMcCuj fie
per bushel.
Mlllnlurr-Ilrau tilfiti; Khart. tZLCO
ground barley, fUi cnop feed. tS
lulddltng, t2, per lou.
Hay IIM17 per ton,
llutter Oregon fancy dairy, S7 cifaucy-
creameryty;; good to fair, nj-TO-.Cull
forum choice vniis.
Kg Oregon 'lli&Xta KaaUrn 30c per doi
I"oultr)- Old chlckon, 8-1 GVJ CO,
lolatoe f 1 10 cr cental.
Chei'io Oreguu, 13 to lie; California
K to 10c
Hugan-Uolilen C,' tt;c; eiztra C, G dry
granulated, 6?-i; cube, erudied and Pow
dered, 40 per pound.
lleani-flmall white, 3)i-S; pluk SJJ:
bayo. H 74; butler, f3 60; lima, B SO per
venlAl.
Dried KrulU .The market U Qrm. Quo Que
ted: llallau prune, 12X to 14c; Petite and
(lermau, lOo per pound; ralslni, t3 CO per
box; pluiiimur dried pear, It to 13)q un
dried and factory plum, 11 to ISc; erapo
reten jieaeliiM, lie; Hiuyrna Qgv, 'JOc;
California ng,Vo per pound,
Hire e ler pouud.
HldM-Dry hide, ti to Se; leu for
cull; greon over 55 undi, ir, under U
twuud,So;heeplU, SXliU.CO,
HMOKKD MKATH AND UAKD.
hUttern hanu, US to 14c; breakfatt ba.
eon, Wyi to llo; aide. to 10c; Urd. K
to 100 er pouud.
HAN PilANUIMCO.
Hah Kkanoiikx), Feb 11 WkraU.th
wtik opened on a quieter; market. Ho. 1
White, 1131 to 13; cholod ll!7Kpr
cental.
Ilop4..9ita0a r poun,
Uarley-r'ved It 4t &): per cental
II fr;i!bolco It 47 to 1 43; comiuon grade
II IS-
OaU..Uray $i CWto O); blackiti 10 to 3 W
or cuutal-
OulooariK to 3.t.
l'otatoe75cUHl 41
.MIHChLANKOUH MAHKKT&
Chicauo, r'eb. ll.-WooJ-E4Uru Or
gou, U to l&t; valley, II to ISO per pound
lleef Live, 3?i to 5 10; drtvwcd, Kc
MuttoH Uv, JH to 4Jc; drewed c
Hog Uve,4 10; drvuedk7a.
Veal 7 to 80 peripouud.
AMoutrou Shark That Chewed a Quid
with IiUaatrouc Iteault.
In a short whilo we had caught a nice
mess of small snappers, from ten to twenty
Inches long, and were having a real good
time, write o correspondent of Garden and
Sfriam. 7e had not fished very long, how
ever, before a large shark put In sn ap
pearance and ipcitedour sport. We first
knew of hi pretence by his greedily Knap
pin? off the ilsh from one of ray tieiiihbors'
lines, having followed It tip from the bottom.
He executed this performance several times,
ami then the snappers stopped biting en
tirely. Not even a nibble could we get, so we .
i.anln.1 in niiallnoa nml wimmAnrfl id TUIV '
UAUIUi 111 UVI IIW- Mau IAuiuvnvk w jj- j
attention to the hjrk. lie was a monstrous
fellow, alhjut fifteen feet long, and ho kept
siTlmmijg round and round the vessel,
sometimes on top tho water and Romctlmcs
away down deep below tist but always at a
respectful distance. His reddish brown
body could be plainly seen through the clear
transparent green water, and you may bo
sure ho was the cynosure of all eyes. A
groat many plans for his capturo were dis
cussed, but none appeared practicable with
in our limited mcuns. The engineer sug
gested that if the shark would giro him
time, ho would forge a proper hook and
chain, but an the shark was unable to give
him a guarantee he abandoned the project.
While we were thus talking I noticed the
natlvo pilot every now and then throwing
overboard one of the snappers we had so
recently caught. And as the current car
ried it a little distance clear of the vessel
tho shark would gobble it down, and, in
fact, tho iM r -Is were so regular thut Sir.
Hbark seemed impatient when tho regular
ity was broken by a little delay. We saw
that our pilot had some ultlmato object in
view, and it drew our attention to him. I
had not particularly noticed tho man before
this; more than that he was a fino-looking,
dark-skiiiiietl man with good European
fcatuies, but evidently of mixed blood. As
he was born i d raised on the coust, and
hud prububly served his pilot's apprentice
ship as a tishuiman, he knew bow to
deal with hU Inveterate foe, the shark.
Auyliow, v.-c all thought so and gave him
credit for it, and, although, he did not say
much, ho wont about it In a very earnest
manner. After having thrown over ten
small fit.li ho selected another a little
larger than the others, and with a stick of
wood tLML-ird a roll of chewing tobacco
nearly a iui-'e as a man's hand down Into
its belly und pressed Its throat together
again. He held it ready to throw, and as
tho shark came up, anxiously looking for its
Jljh, ho tossed It to him, und-as It barely
touched tho water tho shark turned over
on its back and sucked It in. The Shark then
swam off as usual to the side of tho vcsboI,
aud then below us, and was opparcntly
rwiiig again in tho expectation of another
liih when tho nicotine commenced its work.
His struggles and contortions were hor
rible to IkjIioIiI as he darted hero and thero
In a blind rage and vomiting blood, but as
ho wnm. or was carried by tho current
away from us, his struggles grow grad
ually less, until it ceased altogether. The
tobacco had killed him.
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
S:
!
SALEM SAUSAGE WORKS.
Only German Market in City.
Choicest, Fresh, Smor-ed a"J
Picklrd Meals M-rufarlure I
have ljnrfk"tloiirfw' homtmaltvr Is rather a blnI"of
noK.tg. Hut Uiiuu'.'tlio last ywr
iip.iaJ'nrvjinty,tlieretstIllastrMg
tnliiey towunt liotue ami lis awwt
Me: llw Krtittliiimu wrltaw U the
utl. wim who has never IconuM the
WKM
CARTER'S
fivifR 'H
CURE
Kick lle.tcfcia trUtn all Ux IrooblM tact
dat l a bulou lUU ot th jrtta. aucli a
IMuintt,iauMA. DroaalaMa. Dutrata afu
eatlug. I'la la U HU. c WttUe UmIt ibou
ratuarkaUo iucctm has Woo shown In curing
SICK
;UdAfb, yX Ctaraa f.rms Urxa Tttxa
are equally taWaltl In 4,xlttuin. csirtag
and prollng lati ajin.iy tag rotnpUlai, tile
IM nunMiL
Nallve-Itorn American Who Cling to the
Cuitutus of Their Father.
It is not generally known, oven by people
who have visited America, that there is In
Pennsylvania, very near tho cities of Phila
delphia and Now York, a population of
more than two million inhabitants which is
in many respects strangely liko what its
rural ancestors were In Germany more than
two centuries ago. Borne vears since, says
the Boston JVarwcnpc, mere were to do seen
in a shop In Philadelphia several large books
of Lutheran devotion, In tho tvpo anil spell
ing of 1M0, bound In deeply-stamped white
vellum, with heavy brass clasps. Thoy did
uot look liko imitations of old books, thoy
scenied to bo "the thing itself;" but the date
was recent. '"Thoy are for tho Pennsylva
nia Dutch," said tho bookseller. "Thoy
would not bullcvu that tho I.onl would hear
them if thoy prayed to Him out of a modern
book. And those books, us you see them,
have been printed and bound in thut style
for nearly two hundred years for tho Penn
aylvaula Dutch market. Just ns they wero
printed for their ancestors during tho
Reformation."
There is probably no more striking in
stance of oonsorvuthm to be found any
where in IZuropo than this; but tho spirit
manifested by the worthy "Dutchmen" Is
carried out by them consistently in every
thing else. "Follow thy father, Reed son,
and live as thy father before thro has done,"
It their golden rule of life. Firstly, thoy
always ieak among themselves a singular
patois called Pennsylvania Dutch, from the
word Deutscn. "It belongs," says Dr.
llnutman, in his edition of tho ixxunn of Dr.
H. llarbaugh, "to tho South llcrmuns
dialects," and, whllu partaking of u'.l, " it is
most closely alUod to Uus Pfalilsch" thut
U, to tho Hhlno Gorman of tho Palatinate,
In tho volley of tho Susquehanna, and bo.
youd the Alleghany, it 1 much mingled
with English. Farther In thu west wo And
la il trace of Bootluh, Irish, Swedish and
French. It Is specially remarkable in its
having retained grout numbers of old and
curious Uerman word, such as are now to
be hoard only in tho remotest place of the
Vat ho r latnl. We rind the Influence of the
unchangeable English articlu tho in der.
Thus a man will says "lieu scherr der
blind Ortul uf, mur wello uf dor markt
fahrti" I. e. ; "Henry, harness tho blind
horse; vro will go to maiketl"
A I.OVEE.'V V.'CaSAN
OTPrlieard one ear of her, ' fir hoaren
site's p dated!" " Y"V tu'.ct. ei) in
Cijnently, MDnI by travea o-uu ' ' l'.uld
health mantled her checlc, j'tth 1 leaiitf
rul laiy. onco thin cud pri, rod tutfr-tlnff
from a dry. hacxia? cf.sr'.i, nl'ut-sireots,
and tpltt.nsof ticJ, f-t. d eic-tlr.el to
nil a consuipptlvo'a irnive. After epona
lDr hundreds of doi .ra oq p!i;. s-lan.',
without hT.flt, ?bo trl'd Dr. Piece's
Golden Medicat Discoviy; l.sr Improve
ment was e.ou nirktd, snd la a few
menti'S hs was plumo ti'.d tr'.j offtt'!.
a turfed p ture ot I. -v.i.'j end iti-n -th.
Tt'J won 1 f'll ' Of'. Iii Kudlr 1! D'oir
ery, now world - fmn tf remedy for
jonjumpllou. wtl.j j : a"y 1'ins-scrof-ula,
Il not only va f ek'oru,d'"l ruindy
for that intlif latul 1:1 ila.Jy. -hen taken
In time nnd gives a fir trto, b'lt also
for ell foras of "s'ofulr.us, rkln nud
Bcalp ntoifHttt Wi.i-o Svoi;in?a. l"cver
sorcs. Illp-jolnt Dc o, Pult-rheum, Tet
ter, Kc 1 I!e;. Car'jun, Jes, HrjK-j!u
and kii ".roil n!!i cistj. All scaly, crusty,
Itthln;:, irouhlacum-i i-rupUoni yield read
ily to la curative ,sotrer. It fuvl.fnr.itce
tho liver, :irio!i- a l!in blocJ and promotes
all the tou.iy f'jn-t!ons. H Is the only
liver, hl-jod f.crt limtf rcmJv. eold by
druggists, under a posUlvo gaarantco
that it will do all tnit it is rrcommeniJed
to, or money Paid for It will be refunded.
1 Mi I., lid- 1 1 "-uti -kkf . V. Iii-it -Mil a.
lull- 1 i-etMivi rt in e.U
171 Commercial
ni, l'liOP.
OU
fSSOOHi
El-sl &
tarrh Ucmedy,
incurable ciso of Catarrh
In the Head, by the mon-
rletora of Dr. Bale's Ca
W ccDts. by drucBists.
IPHOFKSSIONAX CAItDS.
TOHN O'SIIKA. Attorney at law. Room
t) over Cnpital Nutloiml bank, lollcc-
tlonsa specialty. Correspondence; solicited
H. K. UONUAM. B. N. HAYDEN
V. II. HOLME8.
Bo.siiAM, Holmkh & llA'i i)f:.v, Attor
neys at law. Olllce In Hush's block
ouueeu SUitu nud Court, ou 1,'om l.St.
ST. KlCUAHDSdX, Attorney at law, of
, tlce upitiiiis 111 Iront rovim ol new
1. mil blocit, corurrCoiiimercltil und Court
iireels, tlt-111, uieijon.
J. killAW, Attorney-utlw, Balem,
t . ureytm. uiucu nni uiHjr to tnu leu
jl land of Ntatrri lu
Uush s bunk.
the 1 cur ol Ludd ii
qilLJION FOHD, attorney ut law, .-aien.
J. Ungun. Ulnce upstairs in I'l.ttou':
mock.
Jit ATT . HliN 1", iiltoniej-H ut luv.,Saluiii
i Urvgou. Ulllce oer Capital .utioua
tiank.Loinniereliil htreet. Money to hum
D'AKCYAIIINOIIAM, Atliu.ic) uu,
connst'lorn at law, S.ilein, L.imi
t laving unuhstiiictot the recoids-ir.l..iloii
ootiui , lncludliit, u lot nud Ou,i i; indi u
fulfill, thej have special fm-llllies 101 ex
iinilniiij,' lines 10 reul enUiU. liisir.tss 11
thuMipreiiiccoiut ami III ihuxt.ile oepnrt.
mentM will ieicle pioiujil ulteutiou.
M1NTAH. A. D.Wii, M. D, UiKduiiti
uf Ainerlc.iii ji, ,..-nl Collect, olUr
uei prllbMiliiuui serh-i- tot Lum- In nui
need them, hi-ec 11I alt. . Hon K'eu ti
dlseAM-sof woiiu-u nud elillilrcu. ullReui--jLtliHlu
im 1l11.it huilding, Connaer
clul ntivct
DK.J. 11. kiu:ne
the liiio Lon
meix'liil streets
DenUat. Oniccovti
rner 1.0111 1 ami com-
T D. PUUH, Aiehltect, PIuhs, hpcei
,t, irauiuus uiiu huiieriuivuucucu lu.
nil ciues of buildings
meiclal M., upMiilrn,
UUIce iKi) Com
EAST
Si
AND
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
H
Shasta Line
CALtf OIIMA EXI'KHM TRAIN KUX OAtlA
BETWEEN rOMTLAFl) ASH", F.
" . X.Ulll.
mm mm
1
South.
1AV p. ni. I I.v. Portland Ar. I :3io.ni.
H.1S j. 111. 1 I.v. Salem t.r. 7:28 a. 111
10:15 u.111. 1 Ar. Pan Fran. t.v. V.Wy, lit
itost oninplili' hi.ti lolitvblo fsictw ncl ttulisu'c-h ul
bnlciu aiul Iho AVilhunoUo Valley vet j ulilir-heii. Q
AboNB trains stop enly nl folluuiuir sta
tlons north of Hosrbuig, iiint Portland
Of'trou CIU. Woodbuin. .-akin. Albuli
fanifent. ."shPCrtK, IJnlM'j-, HmrUbitr I
1 in-ijjiui nj , ir uu; iilu r.iiHuu.
MmCDCllli HAM. DAIl.Y,
tleased and accurate
-.00 a. id.
U'-fii a. m
i-10 p. in.
Lv.
I.v
I'ortlnud
Sul?m
t!oi' burg
Ar.
I.v.
I.v.
i 00 p. in.
1KXS p. III.
tiSil a. J.'
lbany T..k:uI. Dully (Kxeept -Sliiulji.j
lie p. ti,.
1; 1 p in.
IHO r.1,1.
l.:
Ar
lorth.ml
wilem
rtl'.'tuiy
Ar.
I...
I.v,
IMJr ."j
'WK 1 . m
5:Ui 11. ru.
pcllmas mm ahEim
TOURiST SLEEPING CARS-
Kor weomniod.ition 01 souui elii
pasfccneeri atlai lied to enprbnH Uslii-.
fast Side DhisioD. Between Pertlam
Cervallis:
Of. Course
and
daiu-(j:.iiht v-:av..
":n. m. I
tV:10 p. tn.
I.v.
Ar.
Porl.aml
Cos vn I it
Ar. ' 6:30 p.
I.v. IliT-Sp.
At Albany and Corvnlll! oniicct
trains ofOrcyon P.ielrle liallraid.
wltt
KXPIIESSTI'AIN (nAIl.V EXrEtTaUMA Y
h
Have
Seen
I
4: lop. iii.
7:1!.) p. 111.
rCv. Portland Ar. f
I ArJdcMlniivlllelA-. 1
.".'."J a. n.
5: a. ru.
J It:
"hrouffh Tick
To nil poluOj
EAST nnd tf'JUTH
tor tickets nnd lull lulormation regard
iuk rates iu.ip-. etc., apply to the Compj'
tu h acent salem. Un-L'ou.
K.P. ItORKItA, Asal. U. K. aud Pass Ag'l
tt. uof.iiLFu. jia-iagoi
Health is Wealth I
II.VI1 " I
-tarn -wf.,l
mi Vc$ f fi
jmKifmiA
tjlOtv M i Hc'tS'"
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m&m&
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Now l-rocure some co)ies and send to your friends of
advertise this region.
c.
S. McNAI.LY.Ar.'hllcvt, New liiiib
llreymnn block. fli.i.-.Hi,i! m-.,-ici.
nous of ullclaMsof ofbullulng. cn slim,
notice. MlpertuleLdCKteul nurK prumuU)
ooKfd uner. 2 j
I)K. K. V WESTS Nerve and Urafn
Treatment, a guaranteed specie for Hys
teria, Dizziness, Convulsions, l-'lis, Ni-ivuuj
NeuralKlu. Headache. N'ervons Pru-tni'inu
caused by the ue of alcohol or lojtcco.
Wakelullness, Mental Depression, Soiten
InROf ibe bnilu restiltliiB In lusauilv and
leading to misery, 4ecuy and death, pre
mature old aire, barrenness, lois of ro-ier1
caned by oer-iertlonof the brain. Each
box contains one month's treatment, Sl.Cu j
a box or six boxes for So.00, kent by mall !
prepaid on receipt 01 price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXER
To cure any case. With each order le
celvcd by us for six boxes, iRvompanlcd
ivlth 55 01, we will send the purcbai-rr our
written guarantee to refund the nipneT-ii
the tientment does not effect a cure. Guar
antees issued only by Oeo. E. Good, Drug
gist, Sole ngenl.SuU Cora St , tulem.Or.
MENT"4 I y Bo! S
I ! HB! H
L. i Jj
copy
if RIPPED Ml TO ME.
GRACEFUL WALKING.
A Art Itndcrstnud by I'evr ami I'nu-tk-Cil
! a KU11 bm.-UUr Nuiuber,
Did you over havu an opintr.-juuy to ob
serve carefully tho walk or j;...i ox a lurgo
nutubor of xiplol ask a vvri: t m tho flt.
I.ouU JCiMU, Thoro nro Rah.-i mid (ruits,
yot h iw few really- Vuaw how to wu.lt.
This liii'knf grac Is esxvially uoikxviWe m
tho feimuluo portion of tho crvnv I. lo'bo
sura tho Udio havu a gniul iWul t j iwi.toud
with during tho present u-U f drt
What Willi tij;ht Utviitu. hi; In'ji, ex
toudtii-s and pointed txI, Ui.N'.tM.tl Ox
ford Ho, it Is a Ihint m.itler U 1 to
Butnj),'!) lo tiutam tligir VHUibo-i m ovv.
Now, iiieu Uavo nothui;; of u t. tu .vpt
with. They nel txit wtar tta i-Vive-meu-tloned
arttelos aud still bo in my.j, THat
llttlo flv.K'ilonxl word! IIovt uVauj-havw
died ruartyr tout
Naturally tho rititt IhuiR to bi- 'tt'Jerd
l tho dnvsj, To bt wltli mo tim:
Thoy must u4tbor N o leoir imvt hMshort,
loo wido uor Kx) uarrviw, Wo e ,Ut ur- too
aeavy TW muit U juat n ,Ut. Your
foot will bo blijtonM alllcv if v ,r ste am
U heavy or too lijrbt. Uavo n lalkioi.
weight, tltixiuto, Unw Hkvl.4 ani. It 0.
potnW cmiA'l- 011 t'ja sajpu vf tka fijt
Wholhar th hvvl sh.vtl.1 U- hlijo or w A
UuUiuia blKh brvM-t In-el ts U bmt I tnkik
Now for ttus walk. YUivwr otir tnoukkTs
well back, bvkl your hl v-is vith )vHr
chin drawn la , Homwjo .r wj !. tJj front
the hips upsll-tiiiy l.rw-rvi N" hj out,
morlDg the Jes frw lh luiw wHi, iIm.
slightest pottilxe tnd la liw k to pro
veui a UtT ltfJ apwar.ii... fan step
ot moderato knirK, wt a the t UroJ
fMI t W Ikkan wvl1V4 . k ilkI .1 a . m .
lhy tlMMitailiwdWstriUihsuelL I "" "T"'.-. " w".v I """ r
MlMttUta lha Uir aa4 nnkis laa boaala. " Br " a ' '' " ' " w
vivo u mej onij etirea 1-
-'
rwui'i1?
I
AW, llrr.
. ilrey bl.Kk.
Saturdays.
ArtM Mudl , lluib
t'lases llitiibd.ijs unu
IIUSINKM CAItllS.
ANKW l'qwr lluugor. Now tr-.N, Miw
deslgus; has luui.id the tnun; will
givorelenuies. K. K. ll.M.L,, Ulllce with
Ulobe Keul rst.ite Kil.un)(e.
MU-r
E. I". tl'.M'ii, barb.r nml lialr
reser. .-.liHtiiiMuilntr iu,iiM-f n,
elilHlren h..l.' a s,iM i.... -he will Ik
pleused to se all her uM ruitoiuers at her
Khopp,i.ii,li) the ilpom ituiise.
10SE1M1 KUisllK b.rbarandlialrJre.s
" . ' 11 1 ,'u,""8 cents sh'tvlllKl
.v..r., .mill IINIIHS IU ISJIIIUVllOU
work. HI -tales met
Debt 01
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
Jeveionment comuanvi
'iS miles shorter, '.ii lu.urv I
Oregon Development
loss time Ulan by
emss iiirougu pasengir
trom I'ortlanit und all lwmts in
t JSTIUVYhll, ti W. MKCKS.ItKAl.
1 . bstultf KiievHBComiiiertlMltret
- e a, Or hii. les . iirajer have 01
4ie tin. fiito,eltj and nervuges in u,l
ind ol.a naiutiM. Aim eholee timbei
and . 111UU and bumui iuinui,u 1
ih-lcelnerwueariU at a spevlal Wr
Shiu. Give tu a ouli. o iwsuitjou
rrjouieii vso'.uiied.
n J.l.lt-KNAtA JUnufaatiireofrtl!
klnUof -ihM. lUpulrlug acln)
ty.'hoiStal strvet,
ri Kt). IIOKYK-llrt- ami llilr-.lic
AVtAvmincTvfattbtrvet.'saivui, '
And
steamship line.
any otliet loutu. I'lrt
r aim Height l'i 1
lltllllts 111 tl.n V i
miucuu vauev 10 auu irom s.ii rrandw,
TIME SCHEDULE. tExccpt Minoajsi
Iave Aiuuy ........ lno i
Leave Corvallis ....... . i-,-o p ii
Arrive Yaquina 'J:-n p ;
Ixave Yaquina 6-j.jAM
Lave Corvallis IftjjAJ'
Arrive Albany ....... i:m t
,P' AF- "l'"8 connect at Albanj a.i.
Corvallis. '
The above trains connect at YAQUIN I
with tho Oregon Development Coe I.Il
jfStearnKhln.sbetwen Yiimilna ant t.
r ranclsm.
SV1L1NQ PAIES.
STEAXEUS. Pltf-V v ,v.
to Valley, Tuesdu.;.V."J:i alv
Famllou, Sunday .'
lc. ,,"V"JS '"""Ji roay.. 1
Parallon, Tuesday .."" 1
lllaraette Valley, Friday Juuva;
Kamllon, Tue-dayn . J Vy 1
llhimette Valley, Sanday V ,
laratlou, Thursday 1 .,
Wllamette Valey,Tiiedv.: . JV
change satltug datM vrltlinm i,mi.
B. IHss.miri.r trviti. Is..-. 1.. .... '.
ivin.;...;.." ?" - " "" 1
.. "miurnc uiiii'i no nig cau
...I. I - .. --.
wim
! ONE THING BETTEE
w
Til, II. Dl NNINti t.s l'm-rnHoi- Will
amett HarNM-sik ,.iTvii..!,.
Mt hotel. Uul first & worlcHiMt' eni
ployed,
DIUT. I'. SMITH. IVntUI.W iHnie -..,
lius ofevey dcriou. PaUMs,L
lIsMisastHvlHit)-.
rijbl
N
'11
connection
the
ahd u!
make do. 1
iruin.s or thi
AQUIN A HOITE at Albanj-HCoi" kIIIb
arninge to arrive at Yaquina the evenlr.i
before date of sailing. "'"'
iJ.,B'$r. t'i '''? Rte Alaavs tki
itCUlAN A Co., l"relght and Tie!t
Agouu ajunud -Ml Frout auriNirltaurt.Or!
O.C, HOOUK Ae't (Jen'l Fru A
Puss. Agt Oregon Pjcifle It. tt. Co
'V.lUSWII,Jj,Jr.0J5J'l.r
l"us. Agt. Oregon DeveUiinnf
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gon
1 itontouin '.4
500
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h. soutiiwick.
buUdvr. Wmll
udsof buUtlliu- and
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runmato s.i ,lr,
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There is only one thing that, jb better to send your
friends in the East than a New Years JOURNAL and
tlmt is to send them the WEEKLYf JOURNAL a year
or at least six months. It will give them good every-dT
imormation about our State and immediate conununitj.
Until February 1st, subscriptions will be received at.
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lu itr fruat Uds dMraaatag roayUJal.
but I vttMMy tsar gaivilrt I 4m Sh4 otkI
kra, ai4 tasaan W abn Urr lawn UI Aa4
Umm UtU 41ia saluaVto in su nu; wan UUl ,
taer wUl not 1- wuttag V ia wuLowi Ukwa.
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Post Office Block.
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