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n
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Kt Xtfe, Jh, 18. -Tin
ID flw Wlfllaliue wm
ifcfc HHKtllHKf "d thfl two
I km tt JflOlt HMWtoll, CfttlVflIC
ItiM'tita. Clov, JJjiyd'8 inw
fit W l w1 tiit afternoon and
flCMWtww will IligllKimroled,
Mm Kakm tmsele.
ca, Km., Jan. U. At nvui
i arel to adjourn until
Tbk Id done at a mjtirat
lUm governor that a committee
houwt wait upon film
raoea. It Ii bellnveu un
iiMH plan that will net-
;iwW
Xakms Troubles.
A, Kan., Jan. 13,-UldJlc,
mwwrrr-olect, lias len un-
good his bond. Troubli
ng frightened boudaraun,
I have withdrawn. 'flu
m treasurer Stover, who
over, will reopen account
tn Congress,
W,AillN0TON. D. C, Jan. 18.
t wi"
m TiMYTWr l
HMlLlr
JBBmH?
2
JMtiKr'er Kanww. Introduced Id
vnte h bill for free coinage of Hllvor,
Jbic H unlawful for any pereoti
imtwiDy contractu, or draft, or
f payable in any sinclflo coin or
TWHty,,
CWered Men Hanged.
0liiTJKTOWNj Md., Jan. 13.
'iMgroea were hanged here at
w
i Mtnea of the men, all colored,
Fletcher Willlunia, Krisby
ty, Charles IJrookH nnu
Drown. Tho moil were
1 on the aaiiio eenflnlil. The
lag waa utteuned by the usuul
The crime for which the
were hanged was as follews:
i April taut gaug of negroes way-
iDr.J. H. Hill, cut his thront
E ..'... .
beat nw uraiua out wuu n omu,
Murder grew out of tho tell
ly of Dr. Hill In a cano In which
Negro was killed boiiiu tlmu
',iJfrrf fifteen negroes were arrest-
?t Jbr the orime. but only nluu were
ISliJand one of theso acquitted.
"'UHfetliW eight wero Kenteiiced to
Of this number, Churles
Mmttv. Ilenrv Hurlt.Jniilitin Hun.
i wv " ' "
&&i Lewki Ilaynard, aro boys only
vlel8, and had their Hotitouces
IMMHited by tho governor to Im-
metit for life.
YieJtece Follows Crime.
Jllan vr v A rh Tnit 11 n'.t.n
S '"'""I ...., ".. ii-n
hegroea and one white man
lyseued yesterday In tho vl-
tyf Cotton Plant, for murder
Hwatlon of Atltlusou and
y Saturday night. Two tie-
were lynched for the name
Monday.
Jfew York Storm.
(MW York, Jan. la. The storm
mmi hrs t nbout 0 o'clock.
m
'Mawi
:1tlhln h the harbor continue.
''Way le full of ice and the eouud
M far aa the eye can reach.
t, - WANT K!H OJKliJ.
Hijd rertetor of Hotel Dluecu,
y.JtBfnn, 8. D., haa written to a
jMtreeaylng that he and his
want n carload of msr
JrUh girl hlpRd to
, where husbauda are plenty
rrtea Ih July.
jHfewUt Lawyer Dead,
fMAKMc), Jan. 13. Urvel
wha for many yeara wa
for the Southern Pa.
Oewpauy, dietl till
fcwisr Myinll&ate.
Mmmm JaH. J. Thew Is
i authority for
that a combine has
Melue and MW.
will practically
husiuess at the
The ayttdtaate k
tot0tpmmi krge trat of
H MaJwe.WwWa.KeH.
' MijPflir X
wre a wipiiai h
talew.
wl Jaw I. A
wtKtf 4ppw wt wkwwim
It W3W
'tttiehte
TsTrt
$ "
AaMI lei vAjtjeirfi
law rtf
Th lee Blftckfldo
W YoMrf, Jah. Ifl.-Bevc' fa! (uk4
wltll havy ctrnl towrf are fssl I" the
1 In Ufa upi-cr hay- 1'HoU fe iiii
able to et thelf lm( away from tho
ahore of Hlaten Wand, JJUf lug the
hlliidlng snow alofiii antunberof
vrwli were drlvru ashore along the
Jersey eoait. It is estimated that
$.V,000,000 worth of frelglif, much of
It perishable, Is lying on the piers
unable to bo moved on account of
His Ice blockade,
HnowPlow Collision.
JIoonk, Iowa, Jan. 13, Karly
this niorulog a snow plow on l)e
Mnuleaniid Webster City branch of
the Northwestern road rati Into
ro;r of a stalled p!Wioiier train
near Htory city, iilght wero In
jured, but none seriously.
Anothor Flood.
I'l rraiiuiui, I'n., Jan. 13, Th(
river men fear a repetition of th
great Hoods of '81 wlicu the thaw
oom'N, accimpaiiled by tho greal
loss of property. Twenty tow bonU
and ;v liundred coal barges ure frozen
up In the harbor.
Lost Ship Arrives.
Ban Fhanoihco, Cah, Jan. 13,
Tho ship, Lord Templemore ur
rived hero today, 202 days from
Llvirpool. Tho Templemoro wa.
long over due and had been given
up for lost. Bho had a terrible ex
perience during the voyago. Bhe
was caught In a storm oil tho Kust
ern coast of Bouth America which
lusted seventy days. It took her
sixty days moro to get round Cape
Horn. Her rising was badly used
up, and sevoral of tho crew hurt,
but no lives were lost.
Republican Leads.
UKM2.VA, Mont., Jan. 13. Joint
ballot for United States Senator
Baudurs, Iteplibllcuu, 32; Clark,
Democrat, 2o; Dixon, Democrat, 8;
Melville, Populist, 3; i'.dred, 2.
ASlrangor Hulcldos.
Kuoksi:, Juu. 18. Tho body of
a dead man was fonud near Irving
yeaterduy. Incident showed Ills
uume to bo deorgo Bun ford York,
discharged from U. 8. Army, Mill
llegt, The Jury found ho took ids
life with a dose uf strychnine.
B. L. Doud recogul.ed deceased
as a'persou who hud purchased live
cunts worth of crackers In Hand's
sturo at Irving, Weduchday, about
uooti, and when ho paid for them,
he remarked "It v(ia the last cent
he hud In the world," No peraou
saw him after that time. From n
liearunces ho committed the act ear
ly Wedufhiluy nlsh'. Ills people ut
Syracuse, N, Y. wero notified.
Blaine.
Wasiiinqton, I). C Jan. 1
llisluu passed n comfortablu n'ght
and there Is no notable change in
his condition this morning.
Washington Legislature.
Oi.VMi'tA, Jan. 13. -Tho senate
ami house convened and nppolutu!
committees tudutermlne the mim
tmrof standing committees neces
sary for the transaction of busluesx.
Until committees can bo appoint
ed no general legislation cau bo en
acted. C. Orlggs, of Tncoina,
wua made iiomlueo of thu Demo
cratlo caucus by a vote of L'2 out of
2T. As u result the Dnocruts
practically control tho llvixbllcui,
wnatoilul situation, and younger
eleuieut Demwruta which havu teu
working for Hugh Wallace ore fear
ful of dlMippohiiiuent. The Deiu.
ooraoy dictated the swaktrshlp ol
the hnuio and ny they will nlo
eh-ct the senator, With tweuty
seven men they aro holding at bay
seveuty-flvo Republicans. Grimm's
nomination, It Is thought, will
causo liicreAkcd nnd cititluuetl strife
In tho Plerve county ring. Just aftei
the uomliutlonoccurrvtl, a telegram
rwiuestliig a stay of procwdlugs
awalllug arrival r Democrats wus
revelvvd. nisargutd that (Uigg'n
lutluemv rceelvlug honorary vote
will coutllet with Wallace as nation-
al cetHHilltevinau, It U said Alleu'
kctloH could l dually sevul ti
gVrHatwlal apnoluuaeat were lt.
Pl4ku fvrc to rvnutu dlyldetl
Mweeh Allen and Turner aud re
fus to caicu, cHtWt would drag
tkivmgh entire h4oii when Uuv
mr WtOmw woild apjMdnt Miwtw
fcuw jn euly, ami the mmh
hW, t , he A We. It 1,
svewever, eeiUhUMtly hiiev4 hy
ms. tiMt the )ea4Wk will Le
w-
j a -"-"-
jglHAJtdrJlKrm
teXi frt ih f tM KltWtW
WltkkeM.
KhW VomK, JaM. 18-Thti flliilf
Idtffll Hhd leelltt opinion of the
blshof of the OnHftl Males titi the
seliwji tMestlotl hiw caused mueli
dtsetlssfotJ. Until tit the 70 hlsliopa
will (win! Id writing (o hi holing,
wllhlii Uieiftwiit mouth, fthswers
tonhdoonimenls ukiii moIi of the
fftinoiH pfopoMllons stibmllUd by
Molislgnore Baltoll at tho recent
archbishop' conference, These an
awcrs will bo referred to n commit
teo of cardinals In Home, who will
formulate n plan baned Upon them,
and will submit It to the Holy Bee..
The complete list of propositions
sent to the bishop contains tho en
tire series laid by Monslguore Battoll
licforo the conference of archblsbojw
held In this city in November last.
Thus (at only parts of nine of the
separate questions for discussion
hnvo ken rnndo public, tho first five
having been withheld. These lire
tho propositions hitherto suppressed:
"All care must be taken to erect
Cithollo scUooIs, to enlarge and Im
prove those already established, and
to mako them equal to tbe
public schools In teaching
and In' discipline. When there
is no Catholla at all, or when
the one that Is available Is llttlo dj
ted forgiving the children an educa
tion In keeping with their condition,
then tho publlo schools muy bo at
tended with a clear conscience, the
datlger of perversion being rendered
remote by opportune remedial and
precautionary measures, a matter
that Is left to the conscience and
judgment of the ordinaries. We
enucja command that no one shall
be allowed to teach In a parochial
school who has not proven his lit
oes by u previous examination.
No priest shall have the right to em
ploy any teacher, male or female, In
bis school without a certificate ol
ability, or a diploma from tliodlo
ceau board of examiners. Normal
schools, us they are culled, are to be
established where they are wanting
aud evidently necessury. We strict
ly forbid any one, whether bUhop
or priest, unci this Is the expressed
prohibition of the sovereign pontllt,
through tho sacred congregation,
either by act or threat, to exclude
from the sucreiiients, us unworthy,
parents who choose to send their
children to the publlo schools. As
regurds the children themselves,
this enactment applies with still
greater force." Kxtracls or sum
marles of tho remaining nine pro
positions lmvo appealed from time
to time as portions of the uddiuss
which the papal delegate delivered
before the archbishop.
Republican Democratic Fusion.
Toi'KKA, Kus , Jan. Kl. Tbe ad
dition of three Democrats gives the
Republicans sixty-five members, a
majority of tlvo In thp house, com-
posed of slxty-ouo Democrats, one
Independent, Wilson, and three
Democrats, The excitement caused
by tho action of tho Democrats i-oo'ii
subsided and tho monotony of wait
ing for fmther developemeuts wua
resumed. The plan that the sen
ate reorganize tho Populist houxe by
resolution and the governor scud In
a message of recognition, mlscanled.
The onute adjourned without ink
ing action. Tho governor did not
hear of tills, however, until his
message hail started out. The pop
iillitts In tho houo cheered loudly
when It was received, while Its read
lug was received with cat calls from
the Republlciu,, side. Some minor
resolutions wero then otlered ou the
Republican side, and the roll call on
them showed slxlj-eveu members
an W3ied to their names.
MANDAMUS ritOCKKlil.NOa.
Mandamus proceeding agaliiit
Secretary of Stutu Osborne were be
gun last evening In the supreme
court to compel him to hand over to
Speaker Douglas, of tho Republican
house, a ivrtltled copy of the roll of
members elected to the house on
tile In his oitlce. Tho court lll
lake up the matter this morning.
Tho First Law of Nature.
TUU iir-frrHUe4 U scktiowltjta
Wt,uJ jv,nlwiu, dOi Bgximi th
ruTmttitiiraik4cuulu, uudlclunl
lb MDCiKmot uyIUu, Uar4 hspuy
ii,uif,uHiui ma wwuout or ti ytx
lu th IimIiu ibvjr rt.uu ud mmlnue nl
uUkirvU. rmrUut enloiku.lU "iiUj
lhaMititnKs. end VtSil uSKeStm!
yr """""" -'''er h lllic lita
l wi w iy i , 4 r m iSunu. iiS
jj , ,, ,
TXUMAt) ummt
Man KionMM kt KtptnAUMn
efitetl fundi,
Thb coUlfty cottirtilwlofief ha ajc
jiolfifed mid itipevlsom for the en
Ihlflrf year, for Ih dlfJefetit districts
as follow!
I-J.1J, iMtker.
2 -Ue. H. OolsflO.
3-J, It. UH-soii.
4-It W. Dolialdsoti.
6-1. A. McCliilu.
7-MMrtOIeti,
H-Jolm Neul.
o-.l. M. Jlnlielaotl.
10-Bldney llrownell,
il-llamflHmlth,
12-H T. Rruco.
13-F O Hiirrold,
il-Oeliner Gorsllne.
1j-H, L, Kberhart.
10-H.J.Kerr.
17 I. A. Uyrd, Jr.
14-Hugti (i Kid ridge.
10-W U. Kvuiis.
2U-Jiiiues Lisiiiey.
21-L. J. Martin.
22-Ii I), Elkerton.
23 Frank Ilerren.
21-.lohu Ujker.
WJ-N. O Morris.
27 -W. F. Harris.
2!-D I j. Eirttburn.
JW Henry Craig.
32-W. U. McAllsler.
.'( IJ. Weisncr.
81-W. II. Itlngo.
SO -Patrick Kelly.
80 John MoCormack.
37 Frunk Husky.
SH Tlios Coleman.
39-G. A. Ehlon.
4(Jas. P. Feller.
43 P. J. M.fl'oland.
44 Gideon lhiweu.
45 J. U. Miller.
40 L. C. Pooler.
47 J. Darby.
48 ('bus. Melne.
40 Zuek Davenport.
60 Henry Miller.
61 John A. Dltter.
62 W. H Humphrey.
63 W. It. Jones.
65 Wm. Hrodle.
60 John Rulscli.
67 Jonathan Towusend.
68 J. it. Jordan.
69 Andrew Snyder.
00-Jo. Phelpi.
01-Rlehurd Puttersnrr.
02-E. 8. Porler.
03 Ixudor A. Loren.
04-Chus- Uobblet.
05-O. Iretnn.
(Kl-Jacoh Kloetsch.
07 W. Rlrchard.
08-T. M, Dunnngan.
00 August Bhelberg.
70-F. M. Tuylor.
7I-A. H. Hoolhby.
73-C. r-chulz.
74 -C M. Potter.
70-W. H. Stewart.
Don't sicken people with that bad
breath. TukeHlmmous Liver Regu
lator uiid sweeten It.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
The bid of Ross E. Moores to fur
nish tho county with printed blanks
for six month-, wus accepted, It being
tholowtht. His bid wus 57.
Road dlstrli-t No. (10 was subdi
vided, aud also No. G7. The boun
daries of road district No. 68 were
also obuiigtd,
Tho special loan of JViuO from D.
C. Howard was approved.
The report of Jih, ilutchelor, dls
burning agent of the Indigent soldier
fund was approved. During the
year he expended $115.
Petition for a change in tho Hall's
ferry and Independence road was
denied.
The court approved the allowance
of $20 that wus given to James
Dougherty, an exconvlct. Mrs.
llrow n wui granted aid in the sum
of $10.
What Shakespeare Might of Said.
To take or not to tukoj that la the
question.
Whether 'tis better for a man to suf
fer The pangs aud torments of Indiges
tion, Or something taken and, in its tak
lug, end them,
Shuktspeuro didn't s.iy that, but
very likely be would lmvo said
something ..jmllur, if lie were llvlug
In this 10th century, when so mauy
sutler untold agoutis from Indiges
tion. Of cuurcu ho would have goue
on to gay that a mail mut bo a lool
not to take tbe "something" which
would put un end to the "pangs uud
turments" spoken of, If he could gel
It. Now It h a fuct that weakeuod,
impoverished blond brings on hull
geitlon, which Is the cause of dys
I'vpsla. const Ipat Ion a poisoned
condition of the whole system uud
u is a met, also, that Ur. P'erce's
Golden Medlenl DlmiiVery will so
numy llie WikkI uud urleh It that all
the weukeneit organs are revitalized
and stronlhened. It Is guaranteed
in no nun. ii ii doesn't, your
uiuucj n in uo returned 10 you.
To My Patrons.
All account due me must bo set
tled at oiuti as I nlmll place all that
are not mUI tor colleclion on Feb
1st, 1U&3. I carry u largo tock and
must have lint money. All work
and good- In my im,, at reasonable
price and salufuotlou giisrauteeil.
1-J-lm The Court street milliner.
I'ake Simmons Liver Regulator
in youth uud jou will enjoy u green
old uge.
SOMETHING NEW,
The new Time IVrd, which U now
lufclhct, vlalhe"VlKuslu CVuirul
Lines," in cotinecilon with the
NotlhernPucltloR R., atloMs the
traveling public ihe Ust fsctlliles
from nit points west to Chicago aud
ailiiU east mnt mmih.
The uusurp ,ed equipment otlered
to its natron. .Hmitin.i whi, -..IZT
cowfort aud Mfety, wipuiiuri
1U ruHWlHtllon, ' '
A.,,.ihnm!,uri,B T Feed
ef PulhuaH vrtlbaUHllwlBit.reM
hwjww, wllhdlulBgeara a.ddav
waeheoUlt tteehtn.
The delly thiough fH train eeefa
Hiuihp .ii ii r iiuiiui. juiijgg
. i 10W .
Children ot Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Seller
Allooni, Ta.
Both Had Eczema
In Its Worst Form I
Atti Vl.iintcttttt Fatted, Itood'H
ttttrannnrltla Vcrfcctlt) Ourcd.
-., m.niil -urnntf U endured bv
parents who see their children suffering
from diseases caused by Impure blood,
and for which there seems no cure.
This is turned to joy when Hood's Sar
saparllla is resorted to, for It expels the
foul humors from the blood, and re
stores the diseased skin to fresh,
healthy brightness. Read this:
" To C. I. Hood U Co., towcll, MaM.l
"Wo think Hood's Barjaparllla 1 the most
valuable- inrdlelne on tho mirket for Wood
nnd skin rthcavis. Our two children suffered
terribly Willi tho
Worst Form of Eczoma
(or two years. Wo hid thrco Musicians,
but tieltlicrirt1im sin fec'i I In cuniiKlhcm
or even hi ki- I n: them a hill.- relief. At
last wo trlcit Howl's Mri-r l!i and hi a
month both cltllarcn crc ii;rXci.lIr cured.
"Vo recommend
Hood's Sars?paril!a
m a standard family mciliclne. and would
not bo wlthoi.tu." Jilt, r . I I'ni. M. M.
boLLi.u, 1412 i.ud Avcuue. Allu'jiia, l'a.
HOOD'O PILL8 cure Comlii tto-i'j.-r.- nr
log the pcrljtalllc action of tbo a .njcVi r -nri!.
PEOM MEHAMA.
Cold nights.
Farmera are plowing around here.
The entertainment given by the
public schools of this place last Fri
day night was n grand success and
was well attended. 3fisi Long de
serves ereat credit In the manner
she has drilltd the scholars.
Miss Lilla Terrell left Monday for
Portland where she Is attending
school.
Mr. F. L. Henness of Gatesville
was In town Sunday.
Mr. O. P. Terrell made a business
trip to Salem lost week.
Gen. W. H. Byars of Portland
was In town the first of the week.
Mr. J. 8. Wvant of Salem was
heroou business Monday.
Miss Allle Davis of Rook Creek is
teaching the primary department of
our school.
Mr. Barrlc nnd family of Minne
sota, are visiting relatives here.
Sam Timbrolnke, Wm. and Ben
Berrlnger Who have been at work
in rftockton, Col., for the past year,
returned home Monday last,
Mr. Geo. H. Joues of Salern cime
up last week returning home Mon
day.
A masquerade ball will be given
hero about tho 141 h of February.
MAItlUKD.
At-the residence of Henry Weu
ger. In East Salem, Thursday even
Ing, Jan. 12. 1893, Miss Sadie Wen
ger, of this city, nud Leon Girod, of
Brooks.
UKATIIS.
At her home in Edendale, Tues
day, Jan. 10, 1893, Mrs. Ehzt Run
Walllug, relict of J. H. Walling, of
Sptlug Valley.
Funeral conducted In the church
at Zena on Thursday afternoon ot
1:30. Tho remains came to Salem
ou tho forenoon train from Port
land. imiL.ru
lp STYLE
i-1SV!LK
I'lUiS.
CURE
jlck Hrctlaclwaivl rvllevn all the troublra Incl
nt In a bilious sUlo of llie sjntem, nich at
IMMlnwM, Naixra. Dmntlnrs. Dittmu oft, i
luic rain In tut SMe.Se While their mo
remarnablo giut -M has bran shown la curim
MsE&l
sc
vSs5?
iteadaci a yet Owm-n" I r-jir I r-'.
inj prvrrnttne this ni u- . in.-.
thjr alto eorrvtfl all tlis-wiln
.tlnuiUtit th IWrr ami c,-i
Krta If they only cure.'
v, I,
tch
.,t-l
HP Xb
Actio thy tt to.
ss tct ihota
-, complaint-
ls not ul
Or Ihcm UI find
to many ways that
co do without them.
"io rf Mr 1
hut fti . i
hre, i ' i"
these hi fl'lit
iher w h.
Put at .
h
CHE
Ek
t lWno of to juanr thes that her Is whew
,! our jtmtt UvuU Our plus cure it
w Hl ..thrift di not.
Ctataa'atcrna tJTt Pills are Ttry small
injury ecu v to laka. Oue or two nllls make
J. They aro strictly vnrUbleand da
sot srlr or lurKr, but by I heir reoU actka
mm! ail wlio uw Iht-ni. In TlaU at cwts
I'M for j &, ereryvi hem, or sent by mill
CASTE! Y221ZXQI Ci. V Tt
''J K M fist M fta
MALY30H
OwrSfCTtOX STSJirallM marwr WtUt.
kM. iwmsmstxix rkCTum truicrvxt
rn. COSOUUIOU h4 OLMrr ta 0s u inks u
a ncs rvks w uetvuiMu wtms.
-Mjaieccw.s-.iwujAAj.fc.ml
Salary or Commission
O aH U A4U tM P
ikdi
,WRP," iiinu.ii..irriiihixi-ii' in jjjLLl'Z
BIHWP
Miiiitri Director
t.tAam.tcXbMMt o "ilf
fcn(r streets. Biindn' s"' ' "!,'
IMp. in J, Uoxenot, r-iuter, fMldente
4l7bttienrcet.
! I'MMiirTRRfAa- -Church street, between
Clietneketa snd enter, l'leseljin hiorn
InraiidotenllieiSsljbsth seli'JOlal li Jii.l
Y I'.S.C K.Hlfl-9p. m.) prayer meetlbg
Thursday t7:Wl.m. itT.K.ll.Uyune,
1), !,, rnwtor.
I SoCTll HALRM-M. H. church, l'rech.
Id every Munday at ifcW a. in. snd 7 v
. uuu,i nciiool st t. i. 1'iayer
meeting Thuwda at 7 p,
i jMiaue. Frldnr at 7 P. m.
III, fcpwonu
iUV.L'bas.ll.
lite, iBn(or,
Combbklamo i'nmnTtRBiAW-Salem,
Oregon, Iter J. K. Ulalr, i'astor. Huudsy
.m,.i fcvrr Miiiiuar. 10 a. in. Preaching
...reMunilav. II s. in. and 7iJ0 p. in.
I church boine on llUh tteet,
between
ilHriou and Union. Kverybody welcome.
tiwiTrliilKETHKKl -Two blocks fouth.
weetof psfnen.cr depot. Hervlws ever
Habbathnt It o-clock.HDd at WW. Baubnlh
achooi at 10 .t. m. 1'raj er niretlng every
Hntirdayulghlttl7:'. Kverybody cordlul
Invllcd. itev.J 8 Jeiinlnu, Pastor.
M KTHODlSTtl'. cnl,AI-crvlces onh
bath at tftJO nnd 7:W. Sunday school at
;Kpworth IxwKUts nt 0:15; Prayer meet-
Ing every Thursday evening, itoi.u. ..
Kellermun, p.isUir.
Br. Joseph's oatiiomc CiitJKCii.-Che-meaetitaud
Cotluee. Bunday i-ervlcesitow
mass 7:30 am.; high muss 10:30; bunday
school a p in.; iaprrs 7:30; week dnjs, low
niusii 7 a. m. ltev. J. 8. White, p.u,Ur.
Comiukoatioj. vi.. Corner Center and
Libert bervicihtiuudayatHUOu.nl. and
7 p. im ; Bunday Kchool VI ni., Y. i 8. C. E
ut h : to i. m.; pruj r meeting 7-X)p.m.'l hurs
duj.
Kvamoki.icai. Mission.; Corner Che
mchetuuud 17th Mreeta. Service In Kdk
llli e cry huuday evening ut 7:30; Suuduy
Hcnnul ut 3.30 p in.; prayer meeting evtry
Wtd. -day ca enlug nt 7.30.
Bt. 1'aci. Episcopal Cpukch. Corner
CLuueh and Cheineketn. Setvlces 10.30 a
m.uiul 7p. m.;Hunduy school 11:45 a. m.;
service Thursday 7.J0p. m. Kev. W. Lund,
lectoi.
Knurr lUiiisr. Liberty and Marion.
dtrlces 10-.1J a. m.nnd 7.00 p.' m ; Sunday
school li m.; young people's meeting at b
p. in.; prayer meeting 7.30 Thursday, Itev.
Itobert Whltaker, pastor.
Kbek Mktiiodiht. Kev. U. K. Bmalley
punwr. tjtrTlces Sunday morning and
evening, Sunday school at 10 a m.; pnier
meeting Friday night. Church opposite
North Salcin i-chool.
Kiiikmjs. At Highland park on car line.
Bervlces 10:30 a. m aud 7.30 p. in.; Hunday
school 13 in.; Christian Endeavor (I p. m.:
prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Rev,
K. M. Oeorge, pastor.
Geusian Baptist. Services In German
Bpptiit chinch north ol Cottage stieet.
Sunday school alio a.m. l'rcachliu at 11
n. ra. Eventog service ut 7:30. Ilev. John
Fechttr, pastor.
OiiuisTiA.v Science. Services In Uni
tarian hall at IW.'J) a.in.nuu 7:U) p. m.; bub
bath school 12 m,; Ulble study Thurtdaj
evenlnit.
UnitahiAn. Cor Cheraeketn and High
street, bunilay kervkes 10-v0 uud 7.0
uuany school ut 12. T. W. Haven, iut
tor. CilliisTiAN. High and Center, Sunday
school 12 in.; preaching 10:30 a. m.; young
people's fcoclf-ty 6.30 p. m.; preaching 7:0
p. in. Kev, W. It. Wllllums, puxlor.
German Keiokhed. Capital and Mari
on.; huuduy bervue II u, m.;buno.iy scnooi
10 a. in.; pruyer meellru Wednesday 7:30 p.
in. Kev .I.Muellhuupt, puslor.
Evanoelicai. Corner of Liberty Bnd
Center streets. German service every Urst
and third Sundays. J. B Fisher, fastor.
UEltMAN Luthkkan. North CottagehL
Services on 1st and 3d huuday ot eucn
month at 2 p.m. Kev. G. li. il t y er.pastor.
Afhican METiiomsT. NoriU Halem.
Services ut 11a. in and 7.U0 p. m. Sundaj
school al 1 p. in. Kev, G. W. White, pastor,
Temperance.-Union Lodge ot Goou
Templars. .No. tu meets every Frld
uihtut Granre Hall, 'travelling uitiu
nets are corulully Invited.
tlollnets and 11 tne Heallng.at 115 High
street, evirj Huuduy afternoon at 3 o'cloa
For Sale al a Bargain.
A good ten acre fruit tract near Salem.
rare barguiu, uud on eay teims. Apply
loJouivNAi.oli:ce. '
1831
Tin:
CULTIVATOR
AND
1893
Country Gentleman
THEBlSrOFTHE
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES.
liKt oti. r. it.
Farm Crops and Processes,
iryjard, entomology . bte-keeplng, g eeU.
reading domestic eVonS.i.j"' and aTuiu
luaryofthenewsot tho week. Its ma"
kelrojwts are unusually complele anil
much attention is ,wld to the prosrScu or
he crop., as thruli g Hcht upon one ol
Ihe niot liupoAani m all qm-st Sm
Wheniobuj and hen to sell. It la ill.
enillyllluniated.and by ret"nt"ulareel
meat, conialns more reading matter tbf.n
ejer btforo. Tho sutscrlptk n price Is
1 CLUB HATES FOR 1803.
I wo subscriptions. )nonrenilttanc S J
Six Subscriptions, " jq
Twelve Subscriptions, " " id
in!T".B" Ncw Subscribers r l!) par
lng in Hdrnuc row. vfe will senrt ii.V . r
Per Weekly, nom our receipt o Ptheen u
Unce to jf nta rv Ut. 1SH3, without cbar
-Specimen cop e- Free. Address '
LUTHER TUCKER & SON, Publishers,
Albany, N.Y.
I
uunicuuineantU'ruf-GrowlnE
.... ..Wvo-itock and Duirvinir,
M0JKul'0.'.nc"ult"" "''nor dit.,r
PACIFIC LAN
FOR TOW
$2.00
IVrdoiea fortheUnM flnlshed
'UOTOGR.v,.Hs,QlhecUy
MONTED DROSL,
ls CommerflU Strtt,
T. J. KRESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGINO
CW. Mt at CWHU butti.
IN
All HfliMto I.cm1 Menvh
THECHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RY
... .. jl. At.rtAa Vtltv.
li'XliiralOH KMW I"
vwmarrvrmKimnmm
NHIV AllVKUTIHKMKNTS.
t-ioilHAI.K-Klve shiire ol lsl;erlrst)f
Ir"ieTii lliilhlliig a lioan Ajyw Wlim "l
par value. J.. A. JMVhou, H Court street.
1-13-Ct
batunln. Call at once. Itooin t.OrO
block. 0. a Clement. W
WOOD TO rilOl' -About slxj ""'"
,1! wood to chop. (.alliH "ffii" ?f"
flee. . it. Hlneharl,
1IANO KOIl ltKNT.-rico l'rof. 7.. M.
r
jTirtii"",i-". - 1.1.11
WANTKU.-Chnrlei I, Webter a Co
want agents who hnvo sold hoc
clopedlas, Hlsiorles.nr h'gh cliws subcr p.
iloL hook's. J hey idler the best Biibscrlp.
II n books on 1 ho couilncn. Kerercuii
rKiiilted. Apply at onco In T. M Jl llllnms,
Manager, 07 Filth Aenue,ew Qfk.
WANTKD. A place to work In funHy.
by two Get man girls. Irqulre of
lief John Fechter, 03 Liberty t. 1-S-"
mWO KUUNI81IED ROOMH-At 579
I Trade street, two blocks from State
House 1"Kil
ritUIS I'APEIl Is kept on Hie at K. C.
I Drake's Advertising Agenc- M i.d
bi .Merchants l-xclwnce, fan I -uclffi,
I ullfurnln, where couliacls for a f rllsll.8
can be made lor It.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, January. 16th.
"The Master" of German Dialect Comedy,
Mil GEORGE P. M0RPI1Y
AND
I
1
rLAYtnSl
LEDERER'S comic
IntheGreatJ.aughlng Festival,
11
trg-Reserved setts on salo nt Patton's.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby glvn. that thfl Commlt
t'unn R ieti and Pub lc property of the
Ulynf alpm Oremn, will sell ut public
auiti mlnfroutofthe city's building now
iu upteit by I'apitnl Engine coiurutii nnd
tt-lnt-r honnemun us a grocery store, ut
the cornor of Liberty uud tate streets,
lu the city of alem, .t two o'clocK p. m ,
Wedues lay. January M.li-91 thelollowing
dr.crlbed pn,ieri: '.0 fet-t off of theKast
end of Lot No. 8, illock No. 47, in tne Citv
ol Salem, Mirlon couuty, (Jreison, known
isthebuilillmtnow (ccupied by th) Titer
buginel'ompiny.
Aisthe ity of Salem's property on the
S K cirnor ol Liberty and Htate streets,
omn en Ine at Ihe North East corner of
ilock No. -.0, lu the City ot Halem, Marlon
n niiiy, Oregon; theme southerly along
the s' llnx nf .aid Work 3), 100 ieet; I huce
eisterlypimlle wil h Ihe north llneot sa'.d
Biocit.5u feet. Tnencj nonherlv. pirallel
wlih the wist boundary llneorsald Kloct,
l(Wf ei. tnu e n rthb 'undary line of said
HlocijTbfiice wrs eny to the plaoi ol be-Klnninu-.
llulld ugnowoccuplwi by Hleln
er it Minueman grocery, 1'apltal Engine
Co unit clt Juil.
Term of Mile One half cash on uccept
ance of bid by ilty council of the city of
Salem.nnd the balance ut the explrutlou
iix mnnths, with Intereitat the rate of
percrtnl,pc annum. The right to reject
unyandali bids 1 liertby reserved.
A Kikin.
Colons i. J Olmsted.
Oei. n Gray.
Committee on Slrtets ami l-ubllo Property
1-Utd
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the cityol
"alem will rei-elte scab d proposals for a
"lteiorthn contemplated new city h-llun
to U o'uluck uoon.of the ffi h day olJanu
'.r-f.' 0". A.Vy pf "' n having pro. eny
.iiltiib lor the purpose of Hie building of
i city hall w fubmlt th" propo nl for lis
a e to tht- Utj to the oommitlee on streets
hL .W'bHc propem, giving an accurate
desc Iptlou ofthe premls.s. The rlKhtto
'J ct any and nil proposals Is hereby re
ervia. a. Klki.v,
1-lMd Gto. B. OHAV.
School Tax Notice.
JillW -'"!if liJ!?5' ..? Ih,
OULDt linlwu r, Kr.. ... . u. "elln'
llADhiAil j tt
. r- "CI..IOJ area a. is'u.
1 "dw-!'w District Clerk,
earner mm
01)
LEAVES SALEM
LEAVES PORTLAND
E-M.WaitePrintingCo"
Largest.establlfhmentlntheclly.
OVER BUSH'S
8AI.KM, . . .
BANK,
OREGON.
WOT FRUIT TRACTS
year 1KH2 is now due aud payable at the
iftheolW-lle A. Moores, di-trlct clers
i KiUli- & ron'"''Cal Mfeet, Salem:
Oregon. ThesairHwi i i.o ,i...'.i r!.."1
D AND ORCHARD CO.
HOEYE&Mllis
J- K. MURPHY.
PORCELAIN BATHS
' 'ASD .
jhx imvlS
Carpenter Mj Builder,
Shopiajjuta.tj.
T'le for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
NORTH BALLM.
Take'ltl
TOIXGJOCRXAL,
1893
UIU HWimn
J. W. WEST,
Proprietor of tho
GERMAN MARKET
Un Commercial HI. and the
CASH MARKET
On Btalo Street.
Good Meats, Kaunas, Lard, tlntim, Jliv
miUnci eterythlnK kept In u nrst-clus
establishnieiil.
18:l
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
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sluiidliicHrstaiiiouKlllustiutcd weekly pe
riodicals In An erka. Itoccuplts u place
between that of the hurried dailvpaperuud
that of the le-s timely mnKarlno. It ln
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with e Qual forcinnd felicity tnu real evcuU
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Kiiidu to the great exposition, but also Its
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pices, Its contributions being from the
best writers nud art sts in the country. It
wlil continue to cxi el in lltera'urp, news,
and Illustrations, ull other publications ol
its class.
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HAMPER'S BAZAH 00
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1893.
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and lis lata page Is famousas u budget ot
wit uud humor, in lis weekly Issues
even thing Is Included which Is m Inttrest
to women 'ihe trials lor 1M),1 will be
written b. nlier llesant and Edn-tLyall.
LhristliiHTtrhuno H rrlck will furnish a
piacllcalseiles, entitled "At tho Toliet."
Grace K'ng, u ive '1 home Miller, nnd I an
daeeWh.elerwlUbelreiiuentrontilbutors. llie work of women In the Columbian Ex
position will be lully represent) d with
many Illustrations. T. W. Hleeinson in
'Women and Men," will please S cultivated
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th&
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ew Ysi'k.
..PAR-Smith is now !
ie oi m irsbels' pir v. "cu' mr the
flnding h dden trfatusArl?eiDe,,c '0ll Vo?
?r HI verMIn. TM.Vn.0.. P"tlnK Gold
miniy thezrtatest rtiLT."" "u"Jtui is cer-
DR. H. SMITH,
Balem, OreKon.
AND FARMS.
J. i mm k son.
For Locating Mines
-w -
CANDIES,
Fruit and Cigars,
p- O. Bloolc.
k. t. urxpiijEs
Cigar. Bd Tobacco. '
BILLIARD PARLOR,
S43 Com'l Str..t.
M4 setmum
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Undertaking
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