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!-tar Xw.
fcrrtW mww RMfnt fl
FiMK'tf York fcuptrkueed'
f(jrty llks bllMurd a
Wttafa hM inwfl blowing hen
iJMt, Trfl1 on Ilmd
IBwlwMt nHwpended, while on
fm froffiliHt street tin
k6ttlp!et, Hnow drift
aw four to Ire feet deep.
' fell fttfelly all ttitt afternoon.
0M In Tranee.
PAJM, Sm, 0, Cold wither
tft mwbawd, Two person
frmm to death at TouIoum,
t Bordeaux.
Tlttttt to U ienfttor.
MUMTa, Jan. 0. When
reMfdlurf the report that
ffittit he appoluted postmaster
under Cleveland, W. W.
NpHed: "If there la any audi
ou the part of the prel-
t-have not heard of it, and
Mareely aay whether or not 1
Meepi auoh an appointment,
bb ambition for only one po-
, tbt of U. 8. aenator,whloh I
the highest office lu the
ff the people."
Aldermen Indicted.
KI.YN1 N. Y Jan. 0..-Tbt
Jury has Indicted 30 aldermen
Jar extravagant expenditure In con
en witn ue recent uoiumuian
Names of the Indicted
set made public.
Failure.
JiS2Y-IIoGK, Jan. o.YVIoUbani
'. at Huron, one of the moat ex-
flablng concern In thla
iHtry, htm failed for a quarter of
dlltoa,
Ef lnUlniu Win.
Kt '
E'H4, ..
Mawerauon.
&!.
!lve
IJjtWoeur. Neb., Jan. 0. The
: ha. the senate waa broken
iaiorBlsf by election of Correll,
JloaiVaa president. Four of
five Denoerata voted for him.
MWeeie Goes.
UwiTOKK, Jan. 0. Two million
i gold aud a million ounces of
have been taken for export to-
rrew.
Thy Have the Scruples.
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t.KK, Jan. o. rrooaoiy ouiy
iv ef the three elcotorlat votes of'
erth Dakota will be cast Monday,
ibllean will not vote on account
eeftseienclous scruple oatotho
Stem la Mew Jersey.
Branch,4 Jan. 0. A flcrco
t sad wld etorm along; Jeraey
hae brought terrible damage to
y. A heavy sea Is running.
bury hotel at Beabrlght la
wndwHilned, the street bolng
away by the raging aea.
Meata&a Politics.
llJicjas; Jai)i fl.IJotlt houaci of
ire adjourned till Monday.
liiieM important business done
uiHerHlHg was the appointment
i,eMmltte to consider the con-
ixetaeat from Choteau oouuty.
i eetuiata of oue Populist,
who U chairman, two
wf two Democrats,
r heretofore aeted with Deiu-
MhmiU they teat IUmllton
i gtve DemooraU control of
without the MwliUuce
"i
JHM WJWW wnwvt
it Jaw. . "In the name of
you, the head of the
it, for the murder
ik-iay WW,
k eMtvlet jkUofl at
w wrH MWm Abigail
known to the
s Gail Hamilton, to
K, GkdWtM, iic
Urltalu. MU
Um W no evhWHee
vreMtait'a tfull'i
!jHt iroveraHWMit lor
llWUMMPfaweMMN
eherl(vrtwe,
m kum if wtm,
i hi. C-Heiry Wat
My f thaI.
LU. UariM tewahi
?
iMWr.
If Mr.
y
TvWi'i'fw Pwwwlil Rwiiwifys w
etAAeU-ieVli
Ofirt, 0n(. JaH 0frWif
OeWwlH tfmKiljN refer t tlifl
iJbtM rrtrttWfth(i(WM ewHMf"-
(Hi (he lhirl tlif4l6 ptl
tam axAlhtl tlrt Cattadlan railway,
hwt thh t yf
"I believe If Hie llifMlciicd aclloil
k taken it will not be Interfiled M n
UUtw MMtiiai Canada. I was nt
Wellington when (he Meklniey
bill WM g&lng through Congrnw,
and III tially Inlereolirw with th&we
ungnged 111 the dtacUMlou, some of
whom liked the bill about as well
m I did, It never Was said or even
hinted tome thnt the oljoct was
to coerce Canada. The bill, like our
own national polloy of protection,
whs pruned in the Interest of the po
lltlwil party which brought It for
wnrdj and eo with this meditated
notion against our railways It may
be Ulcu not as a in ensure- of IiohIII
Ity to Canada, but os a measure of
J nulla) to American companies. If
our case was the same, our govern
ment would probably do tho sume
thliitf. The Canadian I'aciflo rail
way, It is (rue, has by Its political
iittltudoaud conduct made Itself ob
noxious to Americans. At the time
of our last election Its president put
forth an ontl-Anicrlcau manifesto,
aud the road made an extremely ty
rannical use of Its influence, espec
ially in Manitoba, in favor of a gov
ernment which was appealing for
support to dislike and distrust of
the Americans.
That a road fed by American traf
fic and connections should be acting
as tho maiustay of tho anti-American
party and polloy here may seem
uuomnlous to tho Washington gov
ernment. Against the Grand Trunk,
wliluh, as one of tho senators said,
Is politically Inon'uuslve, there is no
feeling whatever. Tho president of
tho Cunadlan JL'aclflo railway pays
his lino will not materially sudor if
tho threatened action Is taken. The
road Is as much English as Aniorlcan
or as much Aniorlcan us Cunadlan.
It discriminates, If the statements
made as to comparatives are correct,
against Canadian traffic, and there
fore its quarrel will hardly bo ours,
nor need we allow It to litfluouoo
our goncral polloy toward the Unit
od Htutcs.
Killed at the Plow.
Moukhto, Cal., Jan. 0, Lafuyetto
Steele was killed Tuesday whllo
plowing near his houso. It was at
first supposed that ho had been
murdered, but upon Investigation It
appears In all probability tho killing
waB tho result of an accident. At
tho time of tho murder u neighbor,
who wr-s plowing, ilred his rlllo sev
eral times In tho direction of tho
placo where the deceased was found,
and It was thu opinion of tho cor
oner's jury that tho deceased was
killed by one of tho stray bullets.
fho coroner's Jury accordingly
found that deceased camo to his
death from u gunshot wound In
dicted by sqiiio person unknown.
Bucceasor toVillard.
Br. Paul, Minn., Jan. 0, When
Henry Vtllard wuti In BU Puul last
mouth ho was closeted with Gover
nor Mcrriam for parts of several
days, and when ho returned to Mew
York ho was followed In a few days
by tho latter. During tho absence
ofMerrUm a story wu current to
the effect thnt Vlllard was to retire
from the Northern Pacific road, and
would bo succeeded by Merriam, It
was tho geuernl belief that the
"smelling1' committee of. tho rail
road company would advise retire
ment of Vlllard ixs n matterof polloy,
his expeuslvo management having
been exposed to that committee.
Breweries In Mexico,
CTV Of MfXico, Jau. 0, Jamea
Nxxr, n fiuiiucier of ;s'ew York, la
here for the purpose of securing con
cMioua from tho Mexican govern
ment for the establishment of exten
sive breweries In tho principal
eltleaof the republic. Xr Mates
he has negotiated for KuglWh capl
UlUta within the last year for the
purpose of building breweries lu
Ban 1'rauoUeo, louver, ltattlmore,
Detroit, ltoehester, Portsmouth, K,
II., and Newark, N, J, Thee pur-
ekaw involve an eximidlture of
motwlhau Re09,0d(i. He U alto
vkM-pm4Ht and dlwetor of the
MoxUmh Qiwrry eowpauy, Kw
Ywk.
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awUw4OkU.v
Hahahoo, WW., Jan. ,A mi-
Msfsy rswkt.U U lUolf, atMt with
MtryrUaHt mH was MA wa the
twsly U th. wwMttHtU W4eM
'fcp'- oW fcw dy sj.
fcttsM 49iB Aftag iu liy
WWy Wi WffffTTI 9ftvn vrrv
MMriteri mM, frtfthef Wfk
dMm4 (ha fertiW of nrf if
chain f ftti tofig, welghlHg nine'
ly iiouirit thk Mpfallia th
plrttHCs dlh, and the d'Mppeaf
ne bf (lie ehsifi eti the oeedotf
of 55lpV feeeH(MipsK'
Oref ell JJanktr DHi,
ViMtLAHlt, Jan, 0,-Wllllam H.
Lsdd, (he pioneer banker of this
city, arid one of the wealthiest men
ofithe Paclflo coast, died here to
day,
Typhus In Hew fork.
NrW Ybk Jan. 0.Twd new
typhus caoes are rejiorled this
morning, making 14 deaths so fan
Cleveland's P. M. Oeneral.
WABHfNOTON, D. C.,Jan. 0. A
Wo-hlngton Hjieclal says! Tho Pa
olllo sIomj Is to have a representative
lu the cabinet, and W. W. Koote of
California Is to bo the irinu. The
position which Is to bo offered Footo,
If he has not already been offered it,
Is that of postmaster general.
About Eminent Men.
WA8iiinoton,D. 0., Jan. 0. Ben.
kator Keuna's condition Is Improving
tbls morning,
NEW Yokk, Jan. 0. Bandmaster
Cappa, of Cappa's famous 7th regi
ment bund, Is dead.
Washington, I). C, Jan. u
Blaine Is reported somewhat better
tills mornlpg.
Wyoming Official.
Dknvkh, Jan. 0. Ofilclal figures
of vote In Wylomlug show eleotlou
of all threo Republican electors;
Collin, Democrat, for congress; Os
born, Democrat, for governor; and
Clark, Democrat, for Judge of the
supremo court.
Minister to Kesign.
Ciiioaoo, Jan. 0. It Is understood
that the resignation of Minister to
England Robert T. Lincoln will
bo one of tho first to be placed at
Mm disposal of President Cleveland
after bis Inauguration. It developed
that during his recent vacation In
this country the Boa of Old Abe
made arrangments to resume his
law practice by tho opening of tho
world's fulr, and it Is stated by
friends that ho expects a democrat
In his place so as to onable him to
get back to America by the end of
April. This will probably be tho
first diplomatic plum at the disposal
of the president.
Washington Sonatorship.
Oi.vmpiA, Jan. 0. Tbe coutest
for n successor to John B, Allen, of
Walla Walla, for United Utates
senator, Is assuming shape, as mem
bers of tho legislature gather for
the session which opens Monday.
Conservative men with political ex
periences concede that tho favor Is
with Allen, us his own successor,
and that Judge Geo, Turner, of
Upokuuo, has more confidence than
actual support. Caucusses will be
held on Mouday, and speculation Is
now rife regarding thoolllclal make
up of the houso. Hoolo, of Clalluu,
and Moutrer, of Thurston, uro thu
most active aspirants for speaker,
although others uro lu tho Held.
Morrison, of King county, Is also
seeking votes, though contrary to
tho wishes of bis dnlgatlou, who fear
ho will Injure Allen's chances. T.
J. NIcklln, of Whatcom, will likely
bo chief clerk, Hurry Currol, of Beat
tie, reudlug dork, aud Major C, M.
Barton of Olympla, will bo Becro
tary of tho somite.
Tho Monteroy'a Trial.
BanI-'uancisco, Jan, 0. Theuow
coast defense vessel Monterey had
her olllclal trial trip on Bail Francis
eo bay yesterday, uud, as far as can
be ascertained now, tilled every con
tract requirement. It Is the opinion
of the contractors uud also mcmbeis
of the uuvut trial board 'that she
will exceed 6100 horse power, re
quired by contract. Full data can
not be worked up for a week or two,
but approximate computations made
show a horvo power of fiW-J on the
main engines aloue, and 100 to 150
more Horse power eau be udded for
auxiliary engine. Her maximum
speed was over fifteen kiiota. The
feature of the trial run which at
tracted tbe greatest attention ou tbe
part of the uaval euglnecrs was the
entirely auceeeaful perfortuauce of
the Ward ooal boilers, au American
Invention, whloh Is used for the Hirst
Owe on so large a scale or "hi bat-
teryjj" aud whleh the uavy depart
went ptaeed lu the Monterey as au
PmMHt, The trial run esUh
lkdmt the auwwss) of the experiumit
t the MtUfeetto of M the etighmr
wtttjtaiftg- jxmttmMt wHMf.
fi (WfHMrW RfM ft HDIHW U fall
rwwlrnrl Ih Wrihteirttfc with (lie
lmll(ilfi ftlni equlpMietil of ioO inilw
df fond flow i'ofl AngelM Id tfray'il
iist but, "Tlie1 tcoed toad 6ut 6l
1'flft Angela will fiih wtslwntil
aiwut W miles," Mid Oofd Uday(
"add pacing oti(li of big Lake
rjittherlrtiid will fun south down
(jullllamuie valley. Tlie fond will
ojkti lip that section of (ho Olympld
range li miles south of Poll Angeles
where copier, sliver and coal abound,
Aheady M miles of rond liavo been
surveyed and tho stakes driven.
Better tlmii all, tho only pass all
the roads have been looking for for
months has been discovered and
taken possession of. Tho building
aud equipping of the new road will
cost about ,000,000, and will open
up part of a country herotoforo
known to be oue of tbe richest In
Washington, but which could not
possibly bo developed, owing to tho
lack of railroad facilities."
OPEN T1IK HIVER.
Tho Dalles Bun: All who aro In
favor of a portage road should be up
and doing something towards
securing the nid from tho state,
otherwise our people will be held
In bondage for the next twelve years,
at least, at It is a fact It would take
that length of time to build a ship,
railroad or locks and canal If tbe
general government made appropri
ations for either at'the next session
of congress.
The private corporations will
charge Just so much for transporting
tbo products to market us the farm
ers will stand. It is known that
they only mako a reduction In rates
when they find tho productw secure
another outlet, or tho rates are too
high to allow tbe shipper to pay
over two-thirds of the price ho re
ceives for producing it to tbo rail
road company.
We toduy publish' tbo petition
that is belug circulated by parties
directly Interested In defeating tbe
only relief tho peoplo of the Iuland
Empire cau hope for in shipping
their products to tho seaboard an
appropriation from tho legislature
to build a portago road around the
j obstructions above this city.
KKFOilM.
It is In tbo air. It is demanded
lu city, county aud stato govern
ment. The peoplo are paying too
much for the luxury of government
und getting too little. As our fore
fathers fought against British tax
ation, so tbo peoplo now must fight
tbo tux gatherer aud tbo tax eater.
Tbo number of people who want a
soft snup at tboexpeuso of tbe tax
payer Is legion. Mr. Ford Is right
iu his light on tho innumerable
clerkships. It Is u sure source of
corruption of a freo government to
glvo nwuy tbo publlo funds where
there lias been no nctuu! value re
ceived. With no capital but a pen
bolder fur lished by tho stato tbo
young man or young woman Is not
entitled to become a publlo charge,
IT WILL II E USED.
How much bettor olfaro the people
of this state for a state board of
equalisation having udded thirty
one millions to their assessable prop
erty? They uro certainly no richer.
They will all bo called upon to pay
llfteeii dollars on ttie hundred ud-
dltlouul tuxes. Will any of this
soon be returned to them? Not a
cent. It will all bo usednudas
much more if it Is over levied. Who
authorized the statu tux board to
levy tho extra $16?
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How's This
Wo otler Oue Hundred Dollars
Reward for any caseot Catarrh thni
can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Chenev &. Co. Prima.. Tnl.wl.,
-- -.-,-..., ,vw
will l.
eUx PiUKCieeo, Jan. i.-ClaW
Chare, who wee ' i trimiTe.nH ui
We the undersigned, havo knowu
I'.J. Cheny for the lust 1A vmr
ami believe htm perfectly lionorutile
til ull busiucss transactions mid in..
anclally able to carry out any obli
gations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, O., Waldlng, Klnnau & Co!
holesale Druggists Toledo, Ohio,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takeu lu
ternslly, acting directly upon the
blCHHl aud mucous suriamiof the
system. Price 75e. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
For blllousnrM and headache Shu
uious Liver Regulator I the Ut
medicine the world ever saw. H,
it, Jones, Alacon, Cla,
AYood, Wood.-Pleuty of It sawed
aud ready for dvllvery. Leave your
onivraai uyaira stable, corner of
reiij-nnu iiioeny, ilUMOtf
Typk - Wkitino. Tho under
signed Is prepared to do typewrit
tug, copying and oftleo ateuonraplo
work, on reasonable term. Room
11, Gray block. Ktklia Bhkrman.
1 i
To My Patrons.
All aceouuu duo me must bo set
tled at onee as 1 shall pUce all that
" !" r cwiiecuoQ ou Feb,
1st, Vm, I wry a large stock aud
Must have the. money. AM work
aud koinU la urS' hue at jvasojiabk)
ptleve and wthetk guaranteed
ltu The Court street milliner.
LuawLATuRg, NoncK.-F.mr
ve beenlers wut4 o. Court street,
hetweee, IT aod . AeeeMs4.
UtMhtauuel. -trntinni.iij.
.....
HHilelliw
itt, jmvtd it Jordan,
ot ndmMwn, n. it.
Coloflo88,Emac!atod, Holploss
A Vomptcta Cure bi HOOD'S
BAttSAVAtttLLA,
This Is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a
retired farmer, and one of the most
respected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y.
" Fourteen year ago I had sn attack of
gwcl, and Iihyo since been uoubled wlta my
Ltvor and Kldnoya
fsdoatly BTowlntf worse.' Tlirco years sbo
wm so low Hint I could ncnrcely wnlfc.
I looked mors Hko a corpse than llrmg
helnif. I had no nppctlto and for live weeks
I nl tf thing bnl grnrl. I was badly
emaciated a had no mors color than n
rnnrblft ntntne. Hood's Barsaparllla was
recommended. Hcloro I had finlslied the
first bottlo I noticed thatl felt better, suf
fered less, the Innnmtnnllon ot Ihe bind
de r had subsided, tho color began to return
icri niiDur,!
PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD CO,
roll TOWN LOTS imUIT 'JIMOThAND WJ!8s
tn mv 1firf ntul I linrnn to ict I fltlttc
Alter 1 had tiken threo bottles I.couidcat
anytlilnc wuno'ii nurunK me, iiy, i
so liunirry tint I had to eat r limes a day.
nave now juny recoycreu, uhum mj
Hood's Sarsaparitla
ferl well nnd nm writ. All who I; now
mc marvel to sco mo so well." 1). 31. Joniuv.
$2,00
I'efdosen for tho f) dm! finished
pJIUIOUHAl'llMlritbeelUr.
MONTH)! imOS.
let) Oiiniuerclal strtet,
T. .l.lalti..SS.
110UHM PAINTING,
PAPIill UANOINO,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, Krth add t'Ueinekcta Street,
Undertaking,
d Embalming.
licet rnciiiiiei in tne city,
A.M.CLOUQH, - IM State Bt.
HOEYE it MILLS.
J'OllOlfiLAIN liA'Vllti
AHO "
HltAVlNfJ l'AIlXJIi
duly I'oicelniti Until lobs lu the
city, sua Comi HI., Hslem, ur,
I0JIN UtWIN,
Carpenter and Builder,
Shop OS Btate Street,
Store Flttlnttw ftSpoclftlty
n CENTS A DAY,
Evening Journal.
Delivered at Your Door.
Tile' for Sale)
Bflck and Tllo Yard,
NOUTJt BALKM.
Take It
EVENING JOURNAL,
Only, cents day -delivered at
your door.
.ftf
,f,
iiiauiii a
Horseshoeing.
BLACK8MITIUNG.
Stato rJtreot, - - Halem.
J, I DBNNRIT 4 SON.
OANDIUS,
Fruit nml Clgnra,
P. U, IJloolt.
It. T.lllJMrilKKlfH,
&km nnd Tobacco,
BILLIARD PAHLOK,
A4U Oom'l Street.
T. W. THORNBURG,
Tho Upholsterer,
Ilernodelii, re-vcrM and repalra
tiiiliolMercd fumltiire. First
fhiM work. ChemekctA tre6t,
UtAlo Insurance block.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
HOOD'8 PILLS are the best itter-dlanei
filli, Mtlit dlgeition, care beiiUcho.
SPECIAL MEETING.
In compliance with tbe requc-st of
tbo chairman, aud members, of tbe
committee on entertuinuient, a
special meeting of tbe Salem board
of charities is hereby called to con
vene at Ford & Ivaiscr'H olllco, Fri
day evening, Juuuary 6, at 7.30
o'clock, It is hoped that every
member will be present.
V. L. Wade, president.
Frank E. Hodcikin, sec.
Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved.
From a letter written by Mre.Ada
E. Hurd.of Oroton, 8. D., we quete:
"Was taken with a bad cold, wbicb
settled on my Lungs, cough set Id
and Anally terminated in Consump
tion. Four doctors gave me u play
ing I could live but a short time. 1
gave my self up to my Saviour, de
termined if I could not stay with
my friends ou earth, I would meet
my absent ones above. My husband
wub advised to get Dr. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, Cougbf
and Colds, I gave it a a trial, took
in all, eight bottles; it bos cured mi',
and thank God I um now a well
and hearty woman." Trial bottler
freo at Dau'l. J. Fry's drugstore, 2:25
Com'l. St. Regular size, 30c. and
$1.00.
A charter has been granted the Olean
nil Rastem comtmnv. in Pennsylvania,
Why, 1 got to build a line from Genesseo Fork to
1 Osweiro. Potter county, fa., a instance
of fourteen miles.
The Union Tank Line company is hav
ing (lfty cars built for the transportation
of oil to California. They will bo
equipped with couplers adopted by tbe
Master Car Builders' association.
The St. Paul has adopted the Kinsman
block system on its Evanston division.
The feature of this system is an auto
matic whistling signal to engineers in
case two trains enter the same block.
J. B. Purves, Jr., has been appointed
master mechanic of the Boston uud Al
bany's East Alb.my shops to succeed his
father, who, after sorviug forty years
has taken tho position of assistant mas
ter mechanic.
The longest electric railway in the
world is reported to be contemplated in
Russia. The project is to construct a
lino from St. Petersburg to Archangel
a port on tho Whito sea, a distance of
moro than 720 kilometers (450 miles).
By the completion of the Atlantic
Coast line's "short cut" from Wilson,
N. C, to Florence, S. C, via Fayette
ville, the distance between eastern cities
ond Columbia, Charleston, Savannah
and Florida points has been reduced
sixty-one miles.
NEWTON TANNER.
J. F. WHITE.
Don't lose time and make
self worse with pills and oils.
Simmons Llyer Regulator.
your
Tukt
THE COUNTY COURT.
L. A. Savage und others, filed a
complaint agalust the Capital City
Railway Co., and ask redress for
grievances by reason of said rail
way company baviug Injured Asy
lum avenue through failure to pro
vldo crossings, obstructing water
chatiuels. raising their grade aboye
tbe level of tbe street, etc. No act
ion yet.
KOADS.
F. W. Hull, 8. Gregory and Mar
loii Fay were appointed viewers lu
the mutter of the road petitioned fur
by T. L. Pope. The view will be
made January SOtb.
Road petitions of A. I. Coolidge
aud I. J. Davis wero rejected foi
wuut of sufficient proof in ulllduvit
of rond petitioners.
Grover SluimouH, Albert MeCor
klo and B. Weisutr wero appointed
viewers in county road petltloued
Tor by P. Rowou. Viewers are to
meet Juuuary lath.
Jucob Scharbuck was granted a
liquor licence lu Mt. Angel for three
months.
Petition grauted for privilege to
Uy water main along Asylum
awuue.
Speucer.Horatlo Wulpole was nd
mitted to tbo county poor farm.
Fall Into Lino.
Join tho great procession I It mar
ches to vlctoiyj It kuows no defeat!
inscribed ou Us banners is the in-
nulrlug Iwtlle-cry, -Dr. Pierce's
tloldeu Medical Discovery." lib
lino of march extends across the
ivutluent and around the world! A
imppy llltistMlnn or the popularly
aud success of this world-famed rem
edy. Tts everywhere relieving
bain, iusplrlug hope, curing disease!
tor ull biood disorders it isacknow
ledged thesufest, the most tnorough,
the beitl The liver and kldueya re
spoud ut ouco to the Invigorating
touch; through them the whole ay.
tem is built up anew.
If you aro biok, iudWposed, debili
tated, weak, Biitlerlug from malar
ou or other poisous, you'll find the
"Golden Dtscoverv" theremnK- ,,
exwllenco to restore you.
FASHION'S FANCIES.
"White silk and Angora mitts for little
ones are now in order.
Dark red hats trimmed with black
velvet, ostrich tips and garnet buckles
are worn en suite with gowns of ladies'
cloth and velvet.
Some of the prettiest evening bonnets
ore only a headdress of a tiny twist of
velvet holding tips and lace wings in
front, leaving the entire top of tho head
exposed.
The tinsel striped gauzes ore pretty
combined with elbow sleeve puffs,
berthe ruffle and empire belt of colored
velvet, edged with silver or gilt passe
menterie. Men's pearl colored gloves, worn at
weddings, the theater, etc., seem now to
oe preierrea with as inconspicuous
stitching and finishing as is consistent
with fashion and good taste.
Tho prettiest empire gowns are those
having a close fitting lining of silk be
neath the transparent gauze that hangs
loosely over the lining, with a little fit
ting on the sides; tho lining is even fin
ished with an empire belt, making it a
complete robe under tho outer material.
Dry Goods Economist.
ODDS AND ENDS.
White & Tanner's Livery,
(Successors to Kills 4 Whitley.)
Livery, hack nnd feed stable A lull Rupply of horses and buggies on band.
Horses boarded by day, week or month. Olllce at stable, Commercial and 'irade
street, south of Willamette hotel.
NEW ADVJ5KTiaE.UKVr8.
J. W. WEST,
Proprietor of tho
GERMAN MARKET
On Commorclul Bt. and the
CASH MARKET
On State Street.
Good Meats, Sausage, Lard, Hams, Ba
con, und ever) thing kept In a first-class
establishment.
T)IANO FOR KENT.-Bee Prof. Z,
X Parrln.at conservatory of music.
M.
l-4-3t
Locating
llines
Dr. U.Smltb Is now sole agent lor tbe
sale of Marshels' Electro ilugnetic rods for
finding bidden treasures or locating Gold
or Hllverillncs. This Instrument is cer
tainly tbe greatest dltcovery or Invention
of tne age For lurther imormatlon address
DR. H. SMITH,
Balem, Oregon.
1831 TUE cA1VAT(m 1893
CountryGentleman
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farm questions and answers, fireside
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mary of tbe news ol the week. Its mar
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the crops, as tbrowlrg light upon one of
the most Important of all questions
When to buy and when to pell. It is lib
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ment, contains more reading matter than
ever before. The subscription price is
Z2 50 per year, but we oiler a special re
duction In our
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LEAVES SALEM
Anstria is reported to havo only 155
periodicals.
In Holland many women aro practic
ing dentistry.
Of tho foreign merchants in China
only twenty-soveu are American.
There are nearly a million people in
Great Britain who wear eyeglasses.
This is crowding Germany closely for
the deduction of being the land of spec
tacles. In the limited space between Worth
street and the Battery, in New York city,
where there are many large wholesale
houses.it is stated that 15,000 women
are employed as typewriters.
In about 100 of the synagogues in this
country Sunday meetings! are now held,
at which lectures are delivered by the
rabbis who had conducted the regular
Jewish service on the previous day.
tnruntlle Development.
It is wondorful enough thnt in
fruits of a fow weeks or months
should mako unmistakablo rnanifes
tatioiis 1 of tho simpler emotions of
fear, affection and nmror. nf .
ail emotion to comply as jealousy
bhotud appear so early as at tho nK0
or ten moutlis is eawviniK. w, v.
able, and indicates a degree of de
velopment t.t this ago which, in the
absence of observation, might justly
from U. P. Dock at 6 o'clock a. m. every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
LEAVES PORTLAND
lrom the Central dock at footot Wafhlrg
ton street every Tuesday, Thursday and
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Concerning freight and passenger busi
ness, call on the agent, AL HEUKEN .
THE FIRST ANNUAL SHOW
OK THE
Poultry and Pet Stock
Will be held at
ABM0RY HAIL, SALEM, OK.,
January 5th, Gtli and 7th.
.Special attractions and man nf them
everything new. The only big show ever
fv,en '?r.eK3 ?lefrmall over the
...... ..... . TO, v.aBu prizes larger than
' and more l them. For premium
IMS and entry blanks write to theTecre
.,ArI?D,!emenu have been wade
neeoftt?."'8 Co,to relurn n11
Wm, SAVAGE, Superintendent
E. P. KELLER, Secretary,
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK,
peciaity. t j( K WHITE,
Darwin observed jealousy in an in
font of 15 months, but addict
would probably bo exhibited by in
fonts at an earlier ago if they wero
tried in a fitting maner.-oSrS
WANVKIX-A ptaM to vroik In Umlly
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L Trmdenrwmwo Koc trow stu
X Urk' AU trUii Aruo wijTa
& uuu aw it -
MABWOR
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Y" '""a Ki niuo,
A few days ago James It. flolt wnt
for a quai L-unt alnnn- .v. i ." we.nt
SacmaCa o river UnderT," lt"!
K h. discove ."JeSiSS
bat when he rakl hia :aMllJ'
Jot they dtappifJKa
UappwadHHl th. birdVSawirh
tU ran cuckaJ ..i . . ,B with
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OVER BUSH'S BANK,
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1893.
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iki i" coninoutions Deing from the
best writers and artlBts In the country. It
will continue to excel In literature, news,
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