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"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
rtAXETVr, OBEGON, SATTTltDAY. OCTOBER 8, 18H2;
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TO-DAY'S KEWS TO-DAY."
NO. UWfc
NO
Tho
loifflibor's
POTSsiBSKni
3KL"0"13 'ltt,4nb'mrY has no pets. One man's DOLLAR buvs as much as his
Our prices are
BED
ROCK,
anil cannot be DISCOUNTED for worthless slip's of
paper called "ENCYCLOPEDIA COUPONS."
flSrOUB. PRICES are guaranteed 15 to 30 per cent, lower than anytime stores. Spot cash does the business.
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BLUB BRONX.
'ORTH CONSIDERING
Axe trie Prices at E. F Osbtirn's.
Look over this stock and considor prices before buying and you will save money.
HOSIERY
Luil lea'
AND UNDERWEAR.
Ribbed Vests 30 to 60 cts
Wool Vests 65cts, 03ets and (1 25
" Union SutlB SI 7i to fir.
Children's Ribbed Wool Union Suits 1 10 to 1 60
Cotton Underwear 20to60cls
Wool " 40to80ts
Ladles Cotton Hose 13 to 60 cts
Wool Hose 25 to 76 cts
Children's Wool Hose 26 to 50 ccs
SHOES.
Baby Shoes - 35, 60, 00, 80 cts and $1
Chlldicu's Dougola, patent tip.
iJeiDio uoat --
Misses' Dougola Shoes
Ladles " "
" " patent tlp-
" Fine Dongola
Men's Plow Shoes
" JJal or Congress
otf
15, $1 45 and 2 (K)
1 15, 35 and l bv
1 00 (special)
1 45 and $1 80
1 60, $1 89 and $2 50
2 15, 2 75 and 8 00
1 15, 1 45 and 1 75
160to4 00' X
We also carry Ribbons. Laces. Handkerchiefs. Windsor Ties. Curline Irons. Toilet and Luuudrv SoaDS. Silk and Cotton Thread, Rubbe
Roods, Umbrellas, etc. etc.
E. F. OSBURN, - -261 Commercial Street.
rROKKS3IoTAL AND UUSINHBS ADS
T K CONN. Attorney at l.uv, room 7,
.JLsfe T.M 14JF l.)M;K
CA. UOUKKT, Architect, roomtll, Mar
. nuam building, fort laud, Oregon.
H,
J. IHOaKlt, Altomoy at law, Ralem.
T J'SH&' .M- VV ""-NT. SHAW A
O , HUNT, attorneys at law. Office over
Capital National bunk, Saloni, Oregon.
QJ T. lUOHAIUWON, Attorney at law,
O. office up stairs In front room) of new
lTush block, corner Commercial ana Court
streets, balem, Oregon.
JOHN A. CAKSON, Attorney at law.
Rooms Sana J, Jjada J. Uiwh'H Uiuk
building, Snlera, Orcgcn Stlyr
H. K. BONHAM. H. HOLM lis.
Bonhah 4 Holmes, Attorneys ut law,
Office In Bush's block, between 8uto
and Court, on Com'ltlt,
rnlLMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem.
I Oregon. Office upUIra In P.utou'a
block.
K fOQUK,
111. wrltlst.
balem, Oregon.
C, Stenographer and Type
Over Ladd&Iiuiiirsbuuk.,
T1!K CAPITAL JOURNAL
I10FER BROTHERS,
Editors,
PUULISUKD UAIbY.KXCKPXHUNJJAY,
BY IJIK
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Offlco, Commercial Street, in P. O. Building
tutored at the potitoffice at Salem, Or., an
reobcl.('lnK nnttir.
OUIl SATURDAY NIOHT.
..
H.RBADSHAWj PHYSICIAN AND
Burgeon. Salem, oiuimit. mnnn in
IHll-UtCi man blool.. uruUili-H Rnilrlmien
corner euiieanan k roiiuru inter street
Bush
WH. YOUNG, it. 1).. Office rormerly
. occupied by Dr. Rowland, corner
Oourtand Liberty otrcLls. Telephone No.
45. Office heurs: 8 a. in. to 12: 2 lo i p. in.,
nnu t uiwjv. iu iwmnuucu i"uu Fircev on
olectrh- ear Hue. Telephone No. U,
DK. W. B. MOTT, physician aud mir
Kcou. Office In Kldrldge llloctt, Si
.
Icni, Oregon,
v to p. in.
Offlco hours 10 to Ua, m.
DR. MINTA 8. A. I)A"VW. Office umife,
9 a. m. to 11 n. m ; 2 p. nu ,to 6 p. m.
luy or nluht calls prpmpty-nucnded to,
(Special alteutlon given to diseases of wo in.
on uuu cunuren. urn in ,-tew UUnKiilK.,
:5 Commercial ttn.-A.Heslctenco same.
M'
den CO In Yd
line, on Mil
I'KSJ, Prtlfcttoai muse.
pi u,periencc. ltosl
frpUB block west of cu
treat, r lD-im
TK, T. O.J
J Balei
UTinR ofovJ
llonsaspe
1TJ1. Deal Int. M bLalo Htroet.
Or. FlnUhed dental opora-
deficrlntlnn. liilii!iNnnniii.
laity.
D.
c.
Cross,
on
Choce
Meats
Wholesale and ICctail Dealer in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prompt delivery to all parts of the city.
95 Court and 110 State Streets.
A.ILS !
LOCKS
HINGES I
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT
&
Petzel
?
Plumbers and Tinners,
14 & 216 Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
complete line of Stoves and Tinware, Tin roofing aud plumbing a
Ipecialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished.
Rd Front Basaarl
Goods of all Kinds Bought and Sold. New nd Second
and Household Goods sold on Commission. 20 Years'
Experience in Auctiot business. City and Country sales
Specialty. Auction at Sales Room every Saturday.
TA.TE! ST-
in
130 STATE STBEKT.
TINWARE,
ROOFING,
STOVES,
Creamery and Dairy Sup
plies, tecl Ranges, 1'arlor
llcatcra in all Styles n Specialty.
Proposals for Stationery.
Office of tbe Secretary ofHIati'.
. 8A1.KM. OreifOU. Kept. 3, 1BU2
Healed proposals will be received at, thliJ
n.MA.. .....II ...y.. Un.ninli.. 4 1L11 .n t t ..-
Villi 13 UUIill U(NU HUtciuwi, o, 1(W. iu. M-
ulsh tbe following articles for tbe State of
uregon.
10 reams legal cap, Hlb,No.7 rullue.whlte
jam. cream, cnarier oaa, or bcouju nueu
0 reams nrstIass concresa
CLOTHES WHINGERS AND WASHERS
CfeS'-The best on earth,
call.
Give us a
10:3-tf.
SCIIIE MASON.
A. ii. SMITH
3MC.i3L.ZSOW SSS SlftOEXjei
ENERAL - UONTRACTORS,
Street Work, Sewering, Excavating,
lliug, &c. All work promptly done.
SALEM, - - -
Concrete and Mason Work,
OREGON.
jSJjpStjES
Sasli and. Door Factory
Front Street, Salem, Oregon,
Pue beat class of work in our line at prices to compete
with the lowest. Only t.be best material used.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meal at All Hours oi the Day
None but white labor euaiunyed In thl
establishment.
A good substantial meal o.ifced In first,
class stylo
Xwenty-flva cents per meal
RED If RO N T
Conn street, between Opera .Houre and
Mlnto's Livery
note. 71b
pfcgs.. No. 7 ruling, white laid.
i3,uou ino. ti4 wuiie envelopes, uuio iu. i
tan, XXX.
13 gross railroad steel pens, No. 149.
20 gross Ulllott's steel pens. No. 401.
4 cross Glllott's steel pens, No, 303.
3 gross Ksterbrook "J" pens.
lOdoz l'eck, Htowi Wilcox's Inkstands,
No 658.
4 doz. Feck, Stow a Wilcox's Inkstands,
No. KM.
10 doz. Feck.Rtow & Wilcox's Inkstands,
No. 4ai.
iz doz. ivory folders, ujuru stanaara.
4 doz. Ivory folders, 10 Inch oongress,
patent.
4 doz. tnucilugo cups, Ho, 8, .Morc.m's
10 dot. muclluge stands, reservoir, No. 0,
Residence 882 Church St.
J. J.
S1CN Affl
MUTTON,
PAINTER,
Mrtrrrn rtiitnt..
X lesms T'jirker's treasury Llottlng paper,
1 Wilis hs K ii ted eo'o.
2 gruo No. 2 Kugie Hecordtr lead pencils,
style (100.
1 doz Hanlord's premium fluid, squirts.
12 S doz. Ctallord's writing llald quart,
10 doz. gummed stub tiles, Ho, '21 11x13
Inches, bOpttges.
15 doz. Duplex cupboard letter clips.
lOdpz. Fuber'H rubber rulers. 14-inclifist
15 doz. steel erusers, Iloger's No. 18, 149,
bone.
3 doz. sleel erasers, Roger's No. 18, 149,
ebony.
30 boxes liber's No 300 rubber bands,
assorted sizes.
ftHTOBK Fuber'B led pencils, No. 2, hex
agon gilt.
12 gross ! ober's lead pencils, i o. 2, round
15 doc. Faber's patent Ink and pencil rub
uer eraser, mauiiuuiu.
8000 McQiU's patent paper fasteners, No.
2, flat head.
000 AlcGlll's patent paper nistoners, No.
4, flat head.
15 doz. table cads to hold naner. 19x21
Inches, strong feather tips.
12 doz. waste paper boskets, cross-bar
No. 4.
20 pounds hemp twine, No. 13
4 doz. ban ford's mucilage quarts.
At the some time t eparate bids will be
received for 15 dozen fine penknives to be
described by trade numbers, samples to be
exhibited.
UldsBbould be marked "Proposals for
Batatlonery."
none Duitneuest quality o; sooas win
be accepted.
The right to reject any or all bids Is re
served. All tbe above articles to bo deliv
ered at Balem on or before December 28,
1WI2. UH.O. W.McHUIDB,
9-3-2m Secretary of staef
w
nil classes
laerclal St.
D.l'OUH. Arclilteer. Jinr.s
- .i - ...... 1 . . f tT . . ' .--
niitmiOBiico tor
tlcatlonN and'uuberlii
buildings. .Ofllco
itloiiN and'
i for bulldln
.tup stairs,
IVNHENU,
Sped'
co foi
W0 COuV
a
DW.TOVNaENJJ. Civil Euelnrcrand
. Surveyor. Ofllco with Oregon land
Co , 8alemk)regon.
V ' "
PJ. LiAMSEN CO,, ftlunufacture of all
, klndjjof veblelel. Itepalrlbg a spoolal-
ouop so emu) street.
ty,
T)ROTECTI0NLODaKN0a,A.0 U.W.
.vi eem m meir nan in uiaie insurance
building, ei-ery Wednesday evening.
, . ?f, H.A.aioFADPtN.Jl.W.
J. ABEIiWOOf), UOi-order.
TAI PROVED OKDER OK RED MEN.-i
1 KamUikun 'fribiiNo. 8f Staleni. liolds'
council every Thursday evening, at 7.80.
Wigwam In tstate Insurance hall,
V. B. BAKKIt. 'mnhpL
FRANK O. W ATKRMj OUIef of Heoords
EDUCATIONAL.
Go to the Best,
The place'Jfor young ladles and' gentle
men to necjima thorough educatlou Is the
old, bnt ever new.
lying and still tho leading Institution of
the North West, Hotter than evcrl
New course of Instruction in Oratory,
ThPOlogy und I'ost-Uradualed.
HTUDIES. Normal, Business, Academy,
College, and Law courses greatly enlarged
nuu iiuutuiQU.
For
DeanU
Faculties Increased and Improved,
Catalogue of College of Law write D(
x. mcuarasou, usq , naietn, ur.
For Catalogue or Collego of Medical and
Pharmacy write Dean Richmond Kelly,M.
XT.. I U1UUUU, Ui
For general Catalogue write Rev. Geo,
Whltaker, D. D.J President, Balem, Or.
7-liWm-dw
Pa-
Decorator, Kalsomiuer and
per Hanger.
Leave orders at A. B. Buren t Son's Fur
niture store or Brout&UlIe, Urocers.
I N. CHURCHILL T S, BURROUGHS
CHTJUCiniiL & BURItOUGrHS,
mners, iiumoers, bas ana bteam Miters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
Agents for the celebrated economic force and lift Pump.
100 Cliemekem Street.
OUND
The place to gut a Saddle horse, Livery
rig, Express, Dray or Truck, AVood, Hay,
Mill feed or good well rotted Manure,
ad of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of
Willnmrtf fa Vinfol TPrmviTif. niirl fnrffiil wnrlr ih nur mnffn
RYAN & CO.
F, DRAKE, Proprietor.
SALEM
IA.LICM,
T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent
IRON WORKS,
----- ORBQON,
HOW
TO
In
GROW
Oregon.
FRUIT
With various remedies for pests and
diseases among fruit trees from actual tests
W. U. MUCINS, Horticulturist.
Dallas. Oreeon.
15 page book. Price, 25 cents per copy.
Every fruit grower should send far a copy.
Auum
W. 8. ELKINB, IlortlculturMt,
IMf-hr-dw Box SOU. Dallas, Oregon
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, 1200,000
Transact a genera) banking bustnesri
In all Its branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS..
Wm.KN OLAN1)
liUOUMoNAUV
ril(Ieut
..Vice J'reslden
uasmer.
Conservatory of Music,
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,
SALEM, OREGON.
The course most complete and the high
est grade of any muslo school In tbe
Northwest. Best and newest methods of
teaching. Enlarged lacllitles and new
plan for Instruction of beginners for the
coming tchool year. Diplomas granted on
in oil term begins
7..J1.1M.KVIN,
Mould Dlier.tnr.
7-lMl2m-Wlm
completion of course.
uentomuer o, lts.
Bend for catalogue.
DIUECTOU8: Oeo. Wllllams.Wm. Eng-
iw, j. a. iwcjiarason, j, w, xioason,
J. A llaker.
ilank tu new Kxoliange block on Com
men lal street, H:13-U
NOTICE.
I wish to say lo my customers In tbe
lumber trade thai 1 have resigned mv do-
slllon in the Inman.roulnen A Co. lumber
yarci uerc, out sun usk me patronage oi
the contractors, and I will try lo mane It
to every ones Interest to call on me and
get my prices betore purchasing elsewhere.
1 guarantee as good lumber as is In Oregon
ruiie.
MATUEWH.
and will as ever treat you white.
w. w.
Manufactures HTKAM ENGINES, Mill Outfit. Water Wheel Governors, Fruit
ylugOutflts, Traction Engines, Cientlug, etc. Farm machinery made and repalruL
(itineml m-enU and muuulactureis of lUo celebrated Wdhltrum fatont MladllUjf
Inrldcr and iieels. Farm machinery made ai d repaired.
DIIAYSAXD TRUCKS
ulwayn ready for orders.
Hell und deliver wood,
bay, coal and lumber, Of
fice Hteto tit., opposite Ha
lm Iron worta. Dntys and trucKi mny be found tbruugboui tue fUv '
tba comer Hf HUt una UoiunK-rt'tal btrwt.
lalem Truck A Dray Co,
LEADING MERCHANT
I TA1LOK.
217 90MMEUCIAL STHI5BT.
T. HART,
'llUUlxO QL LL.UIj Carefully tma4d y er
lOO tt Stroot
Ht BALK. A Iiaylog 4resual(Bg and
' .hW,.l.l . 1- .-. .. . Amu
K. H. Mavtutwe. an Cmnnierehil Mswt.
MN
u
v W. rKITarl liirwIM
wboiaurtaoil hrmiug a4twnd
A)Wy w r, J. KAn.
n town.
-JK
CbMWa.
FOR SALE I
CHOICE TRACTS FOR SUBURBAN
HOMES AND FRUIT GARDENS,
Within one-halt mile of two electric street
car lines aud lair grounds station and pott
oMce Only two and Doe-quarter miles
from tbe ceuter of Halem. Healthy, beau
tiful location. Hon extragood, welldrulued
uuu ncu, rnvo iow ana mrm easy.
K-io-tr n.w.oyrrt,E.
W. Taylor,
House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber.
CKVXt LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE
WASHING A.ND WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY,
Leave orders at Thomas A Johnson's Wi
commercial siren.
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will be opened to students fiept. 13, 16ft2.
Oilers the most practical courses of study
ot any school In the State, viz: Mechanical
iugineering, uivii i-.ngineerlng, Electrical
Engineering, Academlo and Grammar
school courses Htudents proctlca dally In
wood shop, machine shop, and labora
tories, Tuition and Jlotrd per Year, J10O.
SpicImI inducements to a few young men
who wlh lo work for their board and tul
tloudurlng vucatlous. For prospectus and
lurtber Information, uddrcss
EDWIN MOKHIHON.M.H,
IVesdent, Halem, Or.
Miss JBallou's
KINDERGARTEN.
M. T. RINEMAN
Bzxum iv
Staple idiI Fancy Groceries,
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps. Woedeu
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
Alo veKeublesaudfrults In their season,
"Hlgbeat irloo jiald for country produce.''
wekOllr! aslmrnofyour patrouage.
For Kale.
Hlztr-arctnutneartharlty. Alleleared.
Will produce unylb'ng that grows lu Ore
gon.
Alton good 7 room liouno, and barn.
1'uro well water,: choice loU A bargain.
Aiki desirable lots and bloeks In l"lfa
antiiornu Addition on easy terms, other
Que City rroperty,
nqulre at Wm IS HurW office, over
Itarr A I'euel's, East sldn Commeretal :
itsleM, Oregon.
H'-IS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN,
Hauth ef JVtUsat Hatel,
AAblSM - - ORRGCM
Money
To liui oa (iMtUd Hmtaadns.
JUtMAMMm
uz,
Only One.
Chance for a colour. Una inu nr w,it.
botiora Una, onthalf in oiltlvatlou, has
small streams and lak, has V7UUJ crop ou
now. bulldlncs. etc Is tlva tnilM fVr.tr.
Halein.Oitrgun, One-third asb. and bal
ance in nve yearly payments, with 4 per
ceut. intonwl at w ier acre.
t JOIIN M. I'AYWB. Agt.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Slui! lndiioeuenU for the next 80 day
(til uii Cam. Iimriu '
FEAR & HAMILTON.
Itobw 14. Bab Hank Meek. 6 IMw
THIHD YEAR
Opens Monday, Beptemucr IBlb, at Kin
dergarlen Hall, opposite opera bouse.
Children received at three years of age
and over. A connecting c'ass will be es
tablished lor advanced Kindergarten pu
Bll and those beginning primary work",
nly tbe best modern Kludergarten rneth
ods employed, 'rung's system ol drawing
and color work Introduced.
The sympathy of the Now ns
well as the Old World uoes
out genorously toward Mrs.
President Hnrrlpou. BhaLrns been
eevprly prostrated for eomo time
and the neoplo of our country
listen with nn almost painful inter
est for Urn dally press bulletins us to
her condition. The patient suflerer
herself hnn given out no word to
elicit this Interest. It Is n uonuine
feeling that wells up In the heart of
every true American and Is entirely
disconnected with any nuperflolal
admiration. Mrs. Harrison Is truly
nn tinostenlatlousaud undemonstra
tive western womiiu. As the flrst
lady of American political society
she has carried on no social intrigues,
cultivated no airs and Haunted
no plumage borrowed from her tem
porary tlevatlou by llfo ab tho
White House. Who -does not
remember heron the occasion of thd
president's visit to Balem. Tho
president and his lady were plain'
citizens Mr. and Mrs. Harrison.
No servants or lacfeeys attended
them. MrB. Harrison was dressed
as plainly us maUy a Marlon couuty
farmer's wife come to town on a
holiday. Phe was a solid substantial
wbmufj, wl o suld little. 8he has
been faithful to all her duties, hum
ble or exalted, ft Is extremely sad
that she has passed u summer lu suf
fering. With what fortitude sho
has borne her aflllctlou, her friends
only know. When tho nation
prayed for the recovery of thostridk
eu Qurfleld probably not one who
prayed really believed that he could
live or that the prayer might be an
swered. There has beeu uosunli
feeling going out toward Mrs. Har
rison. It has been a feeling of kind
ly Interest in her welfare. All have
hoped that tho human tomnlomlcht
lA coutinuo to hold the honest, plalu
and womanly spirit contained there
lu. The silent prayerful interest of
the nation coutiuues to go out to
her. She cannot be said to have
beon a famous woman. Rhe has
never beon much talked of prob
ably less than a score pf lesser sta
tion in Washington. She courted
uo such attentions. Is it not truo
that tho world reflects nearly the
thought about ourselves whioh wo
unconsciously send out tp it? Tho
"talked about" wotnon oidy have
imaged back to them the picture
which they have cast upon the
world's mirror. The silent perform
ers of duty,"bo it never so humble,"
receive their meed of praiso in the
silence of the world, and wo recall
the adngo that likens speech to sil
ver, silence to gold. Blessed are these
silent performers of duty In the
realm they occupy, high or low.
Tlioy can well allord to leave tho
doubtful glory of being on every
one's tongue to thoso who ore the
recipients of such notoriety.
Interest iu Mrs. Harrison has not
been given stimulus by great wealth,
beauty, or social rank. Unaffected
admiration for her wealth of modes
ty, beauty of reticence and high
rank iu the circles of virtuous wom
anhood havo won for her the love of
tho people. She drew no coterie of
nets about her from tho fashionable
"fourhuiidred." No one has been
bored with accounts of her gowns or
diamonds. But in the cjuletor
realms of her dlgulfled life sho spoko
as no other woman of our ago. Not
taking the active part lu moral re
forms that Mrs. Hayes did, not it
striking llguro In society llkd Mrs.
Cleveland, nor tho heiresi of great
wealth as is the Mrs, Wliitelaw
Mills Beed, the wife of a possible
vice-president Mrs. President Har
rlxon shines out by her own ex-
nulslto homo-like qualities, that
uwaken for her the Jieurtfelt sym
pathies of millions.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't Reptxt
Baking-Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Gwynue, . D.; and Itev. J. A.
Towneend, Ph.D
The Congrogatlotmllsts of Inde
pendence, wlil unite with theEvan
jwllcal denomluail6n in building a
12,600 church, for which a subscrip
tion has beeu taken by Mrs. T. J.
Lee aud Mrs. D. V. Poling, Rev.
D. V. Poling will be pastor. The
lot Was .donated by Mrs. W. W
Williams aud a good part of tho nec
essary funds has already been stib
hcrlbed. Eugene. Guard.
TBE DALTON ROBBERS.
Dostitutiou in Hamburg.
Tralii Wreckers Ht Work.
TIIK
ONtTAIUANS ON
CLOSING.
BUN OAT
Wo clip the following from the
Oakland, Cal., Times:
The Unitarians, ut their annual
conference, adopted the following
resolutieu:
Besolved, That this Conference
puts on record its convictions that
tho opening of vhe World's fair ou
Sundays, for at least a part of the
day, la demanded by' hutnattarian
uud moral considerations; and there
fore, In tho luterest of truo Chris
tianity, which teaches that "the Sab
bath Is made for man, and not mail
for tho Sabbath," wo respootfully re
quest the directors of the world's
fair to reconsider tho action in this
matter. '
The Times eommeuts on tho reso
lution us follews:
'"lhls Is the sentiment of right
thinking men and women all over
the country, whether Christian or
unbelievers. Tho Sabbath, as it Is
called, is merely a day of rest, If It
is desired to rest on that day. Mon
day or Friday would do as well as
Suuday, and tho law is sumptuary
lu its tendency that compels the
people to foiego rational rooreation
ntany fitting opportunity. Whon
a law reaola aud by its oppressive
operation drives thousands of idle
men and women Into unwholesome
and depraved associations, as does
this ediet closing the world's fair on
Sunday, it cannot bo repealed too
soon.
NORTHWEST NEWS.
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JAPANESE
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AnewondCompleteTreatinent, consist-
ue ut .u',v.iiiii.i,, uiutuiuui iu Gapsmes,
also a box and pills: a poslUre cure for ex
ternal, Internal, blind or bleeding. Itching,
riles, and
cnrouic, recem or hereditary
many piuer auutnse and female weak-
neM-s; It Is always a great beuellt to the
genrnu iiwuu. una nrst discovery ol a
Hieainueurareaaanng an operation with
EX K.HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
Ottoe at Chaa. Oalvsrt's UUMonar !.
FUlMrt, OfegvB'
T O-tt' In Pataa
Ij Hy ?(. a
titjhUalatf MR AMI
wMl Hto4t A Hfcwml Mtsassl t teaMM
vffX..!
m r oa tbe road la
rr4MMd M41 beak,
4 moanji. vimi
in Knife unnwwry tWMtiter. This
remedy ha never been known lo fall, n
prtMix.0(br;sntbymaIl. Wby suffer
from this terrible disease whea a written
BtMrauMxi i iivhi wun o uoxm, ut refund
tbe money I loot en rod Head stawp for free
sample. UuafVHU Issued by Woopabb.
fCUAHKK A Co., wbolMile atf retail drug.
tts..leagit IVxtlaiid, Or. ArooksA
lagoU fcrStek-cn, IWSlatestrtwt.f'Mt.
ton's block. 64-ly-d ir
AHtborisd Capital 1600,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
W.A- OUHJOK,
WKi:foLfa$:2?.w
HUU,amly4 IWfar Wsfiwrii WmuM
KfCI.IOIOUS NOIl!l,
There are 100 Baptist churches or
ganizations in the state with fifty
ml ulsters and 0000 members.
The Oregon Ministerial Associa
tion of tho Church of Christ will bo
held iu Hillsboro the week after
next, commencing October 11th und
continuing until and including the
13th.
The Presbytery of the Willamette
will meet lu the First Presbyterian
church Woodburn on Monday, Oat.
10 at 8. p.m, and contlnus in smIou
till Wednesday evening. The La
dles Missionary Soelsty will hold a
aloa ou Tuesday at the M, 12,
chureb. On Monday evening a ser
mon will I pmohed by llev, J. A.
TwuwNd. Ph, D,, the reilriHg
modmtor, after whiti paper will
be read by Itev. X, J, Tliotopaoa,
D. I)., subject: "PresbyterlaBUaa
what It i, and wlutlttaBOt." TIm
Ldie' MMwiary eouvetuhw will
be held iHTuKlyr eve'utf" " Sa
WMlaeeday evening pdjukr a4
dreMM wl Ue delivered by Mev. Jt,
JC, Coiwk, M, A.; Hev. t M.
A paper has boon started at
vllie, in Linn county.
Tho review says the improvements
in Roseburg for 1S02, will exceed
$200,000.
The pay roll of the Eiectrio com
pany a Oregon City for September
wus P4000.
A paperhas JUHt boon started at
Greou Basin on tho Oregon Paolllo
railroad In Marlou county, W. J,
McCullotigh, manager.
Rov, John Morrison, of Cal., has
beon chotjon pastor of the Calvary.
Presbyterian church in Portland, to
succeed Dr. Laudor, at a salary of
$3,000.
A Baptist ohuroh 'society has been
organized at Cottage Grove, and will
bo supplied by Rev, Milan, of
Springfield.
By the assessment Just completed,
sayB tho Enterprise, the taxable
property of Clackamas couuty has
increased from 18S8, the sum of
$1,038,833.67.
Od the farm of A. C. Mueck's
la Clackamas county 840 hales of
h6ps were pressed In 3J days, and on
a special trlul, 80 bales wore pressed
InO hour,
The PJaludeaier says that three
Mongaliiin pheasantH iillghted iu
tho Roseburg court yard, tho other
day and rornatned some titiio before
taking their flight.
The Biintluin lumberman says tho
Ieglslutuni should this winter lm be
sieged with petitions for a iuw to
protect (bo timber on the lauds bor
derdering on thoSantiitm, from an
nual destructive fires through the
careleesueH of campers, hutitera, and
berry plokerd,
The Sheridan Suti suya that
Henry Graves of that pluoo recent
ly sold C00 lbs, of old copper to a
Portland firm, that wus at one
time it part of a ship that strand
ed on the Huuili of the Nestucca
Lacli. Tliu copper was brought
to Bherldun and told, sa stated
The Dalton Gang.
COFFEYVJ.M.E, Oct. 8, Ben Jal-
ton, brother of the outlaws, arrived
hero yesterday with his mother.' He
said they had not seen Bob and the
utiiers mr two years, ana bad no
Idea of what they were doing. He
had nothing In common with them.
Ho is a farmer, and tries to he a good
citizen. The ,peop'lo of Coffey yillf
he said, did their duty, aud whilahe
deplored the low of his brothers, he
also sorrowed for the citizens who
gavo up their lives.
George Brotdwell and E.3 L. Wil
cox, brother and brother-in-law of
Dlofc Broadwell, called "Texas
Jack," arrived lierq yesterday. They
were greatly surprised to hear of
DIok belug with tho gang. They
had not heard from him bIuco last
May, hut had no Idea lie was other
wise than law abliilug.
The funeral of Marshal Connelly
yesterday was largely attended. A
meeting was held at night at the
wigwam, nnd trustees for a contri
bution fund for the roiof of the wid
ows and children of tho murdered
citizens was appointed. A dispatch
from Wichita says that Ollle Ogee,
who it was supposed was a member
of tho gang who escaped, has been
working in that city steadily the
past tilne months. The identity of
the missing bandit is now unknown.
The Train Robbers.
San Fbancisco, Oct. 7.A sp -'
clal reporter of tho Examluerhaa
Just returned from the King's river
canyon country. The tper will
print today an interviews between,
this reporter and Evans and'Sontag, ,
which discredits tho recent reports
of their having started for the coast
and elso where. It says in substance:
Thoy are both well, are in an inao
copslble place, and have ample pro
vIbIous. The only wound Evans re
ceived in tho late fight at Young's
cabin was a grazo flesh wound oyer
tho eyebrow from McGlunls' pistol.
Soutag was shot through the fleshy
part of tho arm, hut tho wound Is
now healed. They deny that they'
robbed tho train, say they can prove
their iunocenco by nn alibi, and
claim that all tho shooting thoy have
done has beon in self-defouso.
Destitution in Hamburg.
IlAMuuua, Oct. 8, Tho police
have refused to allow the keepers of '
small shops to hold a' meeting to
consider the precarious condition of'
their affairs. More than 8000 men
had responded to the call. The city
government fears that the bitterness
and distress of tho tradesmen will
.lead to violent ficeucs aud perhaps
riot, anu is unwilling to risk the dan.
ger that the starving workmen
might ho aroused to action by the
exumplo.'
Today thoro were 32 fresti oases of
cholera, 11 deaths aud 123 burials
lu tho city. In tiie hospitals there
are 701 patlonts. The number of
burials In last August aud Septem
ber exceeds the number In August
and September, 1801, by 10,505.
Moxico and United States United
by Eallroad.
Oxioa, Mex,, Oct. 8. Tho Mexi
can Southern railroad was opened
up to this city yesterday, giving for
tho first tlmo rapid and direct com
munication with the City of Mex tee
and the United States. Theproviaee
of Mohlca is the finest aud uiostietv
Ministers, Iiawycrsreuehws.and others
Whose ooeu nation sIVMbutllitla muuim.
should Uke barter's Little Liver nils lor
torpid liver und bUllousst. Oae hi a
dose. Try them.
Dsrank'emtwt of the liver, with whisiI
patlou, iHjurliM tbe oompleilou, laduee
pimples, saltotrsklH. Kkimcvo the aause
by usIiik Carter's Utile JJvwr i'lIK, On
(era dose, Try them,
,yfbyioa'tyouiryCHH'i LlWIe Uw
ills? They urea noritlve ouru for sUk
ju4 ty aw-
hey urea positive
ineiiMHM
pill dose.
headache, and all
oidered liver. Only one
A. I. Willard and family leave Uh
4ay for Portland, their future bets.
Makhuc aw4 OKANtTK. I bave
Jut reeetved a etoek f luarUe and
K re Bite nuMiUMetiU a ad tfeave
ios whleh during the next M
tky(harp) will eli at wkm nver
Delore ottered lu tbbj Mate. Call
early If you want a barjiata. geeetui
ioor weet of the kUMe JiiMinuuw
sWUdiutf. J.Jamw. 9-lwUk
tue agncuuurai uistrictvfu the rp-
publio, and already many Amerioau
firms have established ageuelee here.
Work on the bratioh of. the Mexleau
Boutliern from this olty to TetiuaH
tepeo la being pushed rapidly and It
will bq opened within a few months,
giving direct communieatloa with
the Puclllo coast,
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Disreputable Trlok of Deweeraes,
PllILADKU'illA, Oet. 8. A Ne-
vlns Pomeroy, editor of tbe Obaw-
bersburg Ueporter, ycutertky' watte
atBdavit here before a notary jHsWto
that the DemoeraUo jry will
deavor to oast the eteetorlal veie of
Pennsylvania to Cleveland by wfekv
holdlug ballots from BennbHwm
eowuties until teolaie to be bitd
for eJeetkrH day, Ptiiw stay u kk
amoavlt allenen um Ue
was unrehled to blue byQtMl I
super! utemiewt of prtuttsstj, I
Mletakltsg bins otte nbjist oa Um
Ueet, at UarrielMtrg far a Demo
efatle eteck.j,
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TtUm Wreck At4.
Ohaut Panl Or.,Oet. 8.-A fbv
aUibU ago auutbM vtfUrt wan mt)4
to wreok a MHMapr tmlu i tW
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