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WAaHlwcmify D. U.i Jatt, H.
Jtiw Hewn In reeefl hero tlint Hen
tkir Stanford, of California,' lift
Mliy (kiied to rwlgn, though lile
term will not be up lor two yearn,
Htttamaomo underelntiilliiK w I
taut (wtWMn Btanibrd and tlio lo
Nltotala tbo California legfalaturu
hy whloli a Ilopuullcan auccewoi
ean b eliown. Thli will give Hi'
Uemoerata ilrafght C;nlrol of Hit
MitftJe, aMUtnlnfc that Steven M.
Wbltc, Uamooratlo caucuh nominee
to atieceed Fulton, Is iucce8ful.
Democrat! now have thirty-nine
utralght Democratic aooators. Tue
fftlaed one lit Now York and
la ,WIconHln, With two In Cull-
fcrnla they will linvo forty-three,
Kyle, of South Dakota, has already
kt It bo known that ho will act with
the Democrats. This, with Via
President Btovetisou's canting vote,
would glvo thcra control, oven
though they ore not sure of Mon
tana and should slp up on Wouilng.
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ill irt h antMlloHiMMl Mil ity trfii en (x00 lh World's CVIum
MoffM, tfenfrifaf, wfdahrtcoMnty, Mafixwtfil(lM lUi, i)t, lhj,
tltfrkll feiwrt (tr afijiorlloflftiefil i0irtfi(lris Hie ellirt 0 tferantori
ttlwrl th0 Vcrfrf eaHfjf (fovef noC at attd Wllkfiiirr, lUtin ireiiteit
the refil lwtlotl arid provide wtftldtM ljttfive feci In lenglli
(hat mil eotifify shall have at leant akhIiiaI Wiindny opening He read
one Mri(or doing away with all a letter from Clovenior i'atllsoii ex
Jiilnt members In IkjIIi liouies J. 'pressing hearty approval of Butiday
Vf, iteldr of f j9 fstofi, hi agisted cllnx, and said Kid world's fair
Electors.
Wasiiinutok, Jun, 11. Iu the
senate the presidential electoral cer
tllicates from Oregon and South
Dakota were prooented and placed
on flio, Cntlerty wus appointed to
the vacancy cuuHcd by the death ot
Gibson, of Louisiana. Ho appeared
and took thooath ofolllce,
In tllrt pfcpaMllon of the bill Ut the
ptlfioi oanportfoufoif I how oun
ties where thero Is a large Mormon
vole not here (oforo cad, That volo
lsiitlinatedi Hoar Lake 7W, 1)1 n'
ham 3,000, CimlabjQ, and Oneida
ftW. The election comrnltteo roport
oil back the Bfory (est oath bill,
with rccoriiniBiiditllon that It mi.
fjatcr the bill wasaaln taken up In
commlttco of the whole, and some
atnvudmouts were considered. Two
bills were Introduced for (ho dlvln
lou of Iilnfhurn county. A momor
lal t congress praying for the pats
igo of a freo coinage bill wui uujuI
inously adopted.
A MONKY MATTKIl.
The Cnpltol Btute bunk of this city
refutes tj permit ex-Treasurer J. C
lUker, of Ada county, to draw out
ill the funds, somu $7,000, Is giving
110 llttlo trouble iiakcr recent l
frtllod In busluess, owlnu that bunk
510,000. The hank now 'claims the
right to hold out hid privato debt
from tho county deposit. Jluker
avo a check to his successor for (7,
IKK), butiho bunk refused to hoix r
It. The county will be compelled to
4110 Iiukcr, and tho latter or liir
Ooudsuion will huvu to bring action
against the bank.
Census and Pensions.
WAHlltNOTON, Jan. .14. The
koaM committee on census ap
pointed a sub-commltteo to draft u
bll) (wUhllthing a permanout censun
bureau, The appropriations com
mittee have under consideration a
proposition to abolish all pension
jiceucles and pay pensioners with
HlMeoka direct from
tSl
tho treasury.
iecretary Foster, of tho treasury,
when consulted, It Is said rather
favored the scheme,
Illinois Logblaturo.
8i'JtiN(iFim.n, 111., Jan; II. A
stir was cauued in tho houxo this
morning by tho Introduction of a
resolution calling 011 tho Illinois
memburs of congress to work for the
patsagnaf thennti-optlon bill. The
questlou soon became a party one,
tho Demoorats In uauordaucn with
the position of Hmutur Palmer op
posing It, the liupubllcaus to lit Hen
tttor CuIIuiu'h petition favoring It.
The Di'inouruts finally succeeded Iu
r tllylng enough Democrat la farmers
to their aid to refer tho resolution to
tho committee on federal relations
by tho close vote of 67 to C5, UN
understood that tho Democrats, lu
tein! to allow tho resolution to sleep
In the committee.
Mr. Ladd's Will.
PortlanI), Jan, 14, Tho will of
the late William B. Ladd was tiled
for probate late this afternoon. The
value of estate Is not estimated.
Ills wife and three sons aro named
Mexecutrl and executors without
bend. Tho will was executed Dec.
90, 1892.
The Kansas House.
TorKKA, Kan., Jan. 14.-A debate
IB. the senate oyer tho recognition of
the. Populist homo came up this
MefHlug on tho presentation ofu
beuee concurrent resolution.
O'Jirleu, n fusion Democrat, moved
that consideration of tho resolution
be deferred till Monday. A hot
bAte followed.
It) the senate a motion to defer till
Monday was lost 23 to 17. This I
Nlly a test vote showing Populist
strength cuftlclent and the determt
iwtteu to recogulxa the Populist
as llxed.
A Papal Dream.
KMK, Jau. 14. Tno opo has de-
J4I toet,blUh a permanent ao
UH tWgHtlon In the Unite! btates,
MHthta uowttated Batollt tho (list
ablegate. TUU decUlou of tho vao
IjUm U eowsldml a suttlclent reply
to Um opioltIoH to Batohl and his
WSSHI I I II II BUHMMie
to&ferd DshIm.
Um Fjakcimx), Jun. 14.-yena
tor JMnttHrd slated today that the
Spain Interested.
Madhii), Jan. 14, Tho greatest
Interest Is exhibited hero In the trial
of the Pauamu directors, and In the
disclosures alleotlug high onielals
In Franco. Seldom have tho Bpau
Ish monarchists In thu dally articles
In their pres-ishowu so clearly their
uutlpathy for Frenoh republican
ism, and their desire to seo an Or
leanlst restoration In Fianco. In
court and nrlstocratlo circles It Is
well known that friends of tho Or
leuus family openly say that as far
back as September tho Auatralluu
and Spanish governments mid
courts were Informed of tho coming
assault upon tho republic. A new
coalition was agreed upon by which
the lioulangUta would lead the nt
tack, whllo thu OrtennUts would
provide tho necessary funds. The
aim was to bring on a crisis and
force M. Carnot to resign before
tho general election, when tho ad.
versarles of tho republic hoped to
sweep the course.
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UOIIiliiirniijii nun iiju niniq n i ciiu-
sylyaiild In general voted the same,
Thomas Morgan, chairman of the
special committee of tho Chicago
Trade and Lniiat assembly, appoint
cd (0 aid tho cailso of Sunday open
Ing for the other side, said that they
had only four weeks In which to
work, utid received responses from
375 labor organizations representing
utmost every city In the Union, all
favorable to Sunday opening. In
addition, he represented tho great
American Turner band, which had
petitioned 185 congressmen through
district organisations, and also Ger
man saloon keeper's association, of
Chicago, a statement which Itev.
Joseph Cook and other Sunday
doners greeted with Jubilant cries of
"hear," "hear." Morgan, denied
emphatically that .the clergy had
any uuthorlty for the statement
thift tno wokingmen aro against
Sunday opening.
Ilev. Dr. Thomas, of Chicago,
argued that tho mutter of going to
the world's fair on Sunday should
bo left to each person's conscience.
Sunday opening was not a desecra
tion of tho Sabbath, as assumed by
the other side. Business and pleas
tiro were inseparable from any great
movement or enterprise, but tho fulr
was not a business project nor a vast
show; tho fair was a school and
church for tho exhibition of tho na
turo of man's progress, and appealed
to the Intellectual and moral life of
tho nation.
Gold in France.
WASiriNaTON, Jau. 14. Leech,
director of the mint, has received u
ciblegrum from Paris stating that
tho bunk of France Is disbursing
gold heavily for tho reason that the
limit of lawful note Issue has not
been reached, and because of tho re
cent largo withdrawal of notes by
banks and others for tho purpose ot
Increasing reserves. It Is believed
at tho treasury dmmrtmeut that
theso largo disbursements of gold,
which are directly contrary to the
policy It has pursued tho past ten
years, w 111 huve the utlect to visibly
reduce tho export of gold from the
United States. Tho bank of France,
It Is stated, has 1800,000,000 In gold
In Kb vaults, tho accumulation of
years.
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w4 hWJ, bf eph(!rt w fftl
ly liijiifd.
MOHNIKU HtW, SMU Uftitt
Iowa LVntfrtf pAMenfto Ifslfi wai
derailed atfllf overhead crolfitfbllfl
and a half miles rait If here tonight,
Tlic reaf car fell thirty fVel, add
wni badly wrecked. J5ihf pwe
gers wer aerlotisly Injured
TIMSJBK LAND KZ28M VI.I3.
mum pu'iuhlju
Dorit
mreli Mnclotf
JW'irf,fPAi0fflf of Wjr aftd
ctnior ut, Hwdtt tiH m 1. .
Jatf 4&L
fir .. Is jurtl 1 ., .,nMiiMllfi'fhtirftlA
OU 1. iiUlx tT. i" "' wr ttMH,H
Hoven Thousand Mile to be With
hold,
WAflifffKJTOtf' Jan H, The pres
Ideiit has lsmed 11 proclaluiatlou un
der act of March 3, 1601, as to limber
reserves, upon tho recommendation
of onoof tho special agents of tho
Interior department of Oregon, creat
ing a great reservation of the public
lauds In the stole of Oregon, com
mencing at tho Columbia river on
tho north and running nearly
through tho oiillro length of the
state. Jielilnd this Is a petition from
various irsons, and also from the
stato ofllcluls, who represent that
this reservation should bo made be
cause of tho vuluablo timber within
it, and Its being tho watershed of
tho rivers flowing through Western
Oregon to the sea. Representee
Uermau was Invited by tho secre
tary of tho Interior to examino the
pluts and proclamation which are
prepared. Observing tho great mag
nitude of the withdrawal, and real
izing Its possible effect upon Itlie
mining opportunities of portions of
the regions reserved, unless th pro
clamation could bo modified as oc
casion might require, ho suggested
that, except as to Mount Hood and
Crater luko surroundings, further
action bo suspended until the Ore
gon legislature, now in setsiuu,
could bo aflorded au opportunity of
expressing its wishes, so that the
character of tho proclamation might
bo Inquired Into. The matterwas
Bubmltttd to the attorney-general,
and he decided that utuny time,
upon satisfactory bhowlng, the pres
ident can modify or entirely revoke
his proclamation without legislative
recourse.
JIXIKNT 01' THE IlKSEKVE.
The length of the reserve is 234
miles. Tlio area la 7020 square
miles nnd there ure 44,402,800 ucrec
within tho exterior boundaries. It
embraces the crest of tho Cascade
rang of mounlalns and Includes the
east and u est slopes.
Till: CllATf.lt LAKK PAItK.
Tlio proposed "Craler Lake Na
tional Park" now includes in the
amended boundaries an area of 540
lllftt yOll Cnfl BOOUfO Al'
Moat ifnlnedlftlG folio
ttom Indigestion, and
thnt tineoinfbrtnblo full
neMAlW meals, by sim
ply Inking rtdoso of Hifrt
jnona Livof llcgulftlof7
8omo peoplo think that
bocauso it is called Liver
llcgulftlor it hnA nothing
to do with Indigestion
nnd tho llko, It ia tho
inaction of tho Liver that
causes Indigestion, and
that fullnesa; also uon
Btipalton, and thoso Bil
ious Headaches. Millions
havo beon mado to under
stand this and havo boon
cured from theso troubled
by Simmons Livor Regu
lator a medicine unfail
ing and purely vegetable
rromni.M.D.TVhrton,IIlllmore,Ml
"It a fibrils me pJottdiirs to add my tcstl
monr lo tlio great virtues or fllmmons
Mvcr llcirulator. I have lisd experience
with It, iw occnulon demanded, rur manr
yearn, and rcenrd It as tlio irrcatct medi
cine or the times. Ho Reed a medicine
deturvei uulrortnl commendalloa.
square miles. Tho model of Carter
lako la mude by tho geological de
partment and has been sent for ex
hibition to the world's exposition at
Chicago. Within tho proclamtlon
are Included the Lake of the Woods,
Fish Luke, Mount Pitt, Union
Peak, Mount Scott, MouutThlelsen,
Diamond lake, Summit lake, . Cres
cent lake, Waldo lake, Dan's lake,
Deer lake, Trout lake, Bald moun
tain, Snow butte, Mount Hood nnd
numerous ottier less-known moun
tain peaks and lakes.
Homestead Poisoning Case.
Pmsiiuito, Jan. 14. The court
was crowded at tho second day's
trlul of Hugh Dempsey for complic
ity in the Homesteud poisoning.
Most or tno forenoon session was
taken up with the examination of
the men taken ill while working ut
Homestead and their physicians.
The latter all express the belief that
tho men had been poisoned. The
defense objected to the physicians'
testimony. The court said the pro
ceedings were somewhat Irregular,
but if it could be proved the defend
ant was guilty of furnishing the
pohon, the evidence would be nd
misslble. The district attorney
would show this fact and the testi
mony was admitted.
Funoral of General Butler.
Lowut,!,, Mass., Jau. 14 Tho ro
ut tins of General Uutler arrived yes
torday nrternoon nnd wero escorted
by Uutler post, CI. A. It., to tho gen
oral's late homo. Tho body will bo
given a military funeral. It will lie
In state In Huntington hull. Tbe
mills will close on Monday, the day
ofthufunurul, ami huslnesn will be
suspended.
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JipiMi tbat be was
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ljvimii ill.
to resign from
im4J(U MMLet.
rMANOMCM, Qrtl., Jan, 14.-
Uoeta HUm whlebar-
1 hMtojr froHi Departure bay
ilbtti on January l!Hhhrt.
tfftffwH Uii mIUkI Ih Wllaet
lip , )fc him u Pedre ftw Kure
' HbM mm Hatlwc Mtw up, ott
:- fc Uwh MO, 04wUlHKrav.Mi.riut.,Ul!
ppfktMViibH)U, wwfhle itortbeaMUerks,Mw he fro-
Tavor Sunday Opening.
WASiiiNnro.v, Jan. H. The
world fair Sunday opening hear
ings were continued before the
world's fair committee. T. J, Mor
gan, chairman of tho Chicago trade
ami labor assembly, spoke In favor
of butiday opening. Ho has re
sponds from 3T3 labor organlg-ulonr,
hi uhuiMt every city In the couutry,
all favoring Sunday opening. This
U exolmlvo of the great Oirnmu.
AuierlMii INiruer bund and Ger
man saloon-keepers of Chlc4go,
Trial Rasuwed.
Pamis, Jan. H.-Tho Panama
trial was rvsuuiMl. A uutubr f
wltae were called to show the
favorable report m0e by tho t.
ual emipny were known to be un.
true by the oAK'UW, and lusurmouut.
Blaiuo's Condition.
WABiiiNaiXi.v, D. 0., Jan. II.
lllalue passetl another uneventful
night. His physician evaded any
reply to tho question as to whether
ho considered lllalue In ndylni: con-
dltlou, by saying ho Is constantly
growing weaker.
Tho doctor udmltted that he Is llv.
lug by Btlmulaiiti, nud several times
hi life has been recalletl by admin
titration of ultro glyrlue, which
rMullsoven surprised thu physician.
It was evident that Dr. Johnson Is
mystltled nt Illalno's wonderful vitality.
Sovercly Beaten.
Ban Fha.ncuico, Cal. Jan. 11.
General H. L, Uariies, oue of
the city's most iromlnent attorneys,
was attacked and severely lxaten by
Oarroters late lat night, as he was
euterlng hU house.
Trains Derailed.
Chicago, Jan. 14.-Au acconimo-
uatlon train on the Chicago and
Casteru Illinois road was telesoopeJ
"loom srm iu mglit by a Chi
KKKVAT
mmm
Sir. aca. IK. riirner
Simply Awful
Worst Caso of Scrofula tho Doc
tors Evor Saw
Compfefriy Cured by ITOOW!
S.lltS.UKUtTLL.t.
"When I was -i or 6 )ean old I had n
scrofulouj goro on the tnldille fln8cr ot un
ten land, which got so bad tint thodoctori
fiVi..,8 ,?n.a "' later tixik od more
than halt my lund. Then Uie sow brokJ
out on mv aria, cinie out on my iiwk and
be en" u rigit .Via? 'ISSciSS'Sm It S
Tho Worst Cnso of Scroruin
they ever aw. It ai .iu.,,1, ,
Work All tho Tlmo
How's This
We oder Oue Hundred Dollars
Reward for any caseot Cuturrh thai
can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co. Props., Toledo
UlllO.
We the uuderslanod. have known
F. J. Cheuy for the last 15 jears,
ami believe him perfectly honorable
In all business trauBaciluns and tin
anclally able to curry out any obli
gations made by their lirm.
West & Pruax, wholesale Druggists
Toledo, O., Wuldiug, Kinimu 4, Co.
Whulale Druggists Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surtacesof ttie
system, l'rlce 7oc. per bottle. Sold
oy all urugglstu. Testimonials free.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator
In youth and jou will enjoy u green
old age.
I prescribe Simmons Liver Regu
lalor, and It Ueserves all tho praUe
It receives. Dr. D. W. Atkinson,
Slloam, Ark.
MAN Wan,fd- Salary and expenses
All I'ermanent (iiace. Auuly uow
oiuj Kiouers or uuibtry itock ou boll.
Auivrlcau uud Lauuaiau b1U. llurdv h
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urerymen, C'hlraigo.
itl iMMiHMU
I'nHiirtitMlAX -rjlitireh tff, btMii
IbfiiifkclasinlOhhT. PrMelillKt frtofl''
itif sbd dilh Mbbslh aebcol l m.
Y I', a. a M.lMl. in.( tit( inwlltf
llniMdsjrstJiSOu.irt, ltV,F'.ii.Ojnt'i
V, l tmtUiti
Mitt HA,r-M, M. ehofeli, Vttttif
Ins-eTerMtnidsyst lfctt in, and 1 '
tn, fiiindsy ehool si i , w. I'ia;ef
mtstlng'l-hnMils st T , m, Epitorlli
Iz-ngus, Friday at 1 p.m. llev.C'iiss.JI
., jxwtor,
OonnsiiLANii rnMnrTralAK-Naleni,
OreKon,itV J K. lllalr, l't'"- (,,lllll"
nchwjl every Kim.isy, 10 fl. in. I'renenina
emyHuhday, It b. m. nd 7rw p. w
Olnircli oll on JUatta Mieet, belweHi
Marlon and tulon, Kterybody vrelcotne
Uwirrn llnirtiiBnN.-Two blocks south
went or pnen cr dctot, "ervice ever
Habbath at II o'clock, nhd l 7P. sabbsll.
seliuolatlOa. m. Tiayer iniellou svi'i
HatJrdsynlghlal7:D0 hverybodjeordlal;
Invited. Iter. J 8 JenhlnjH, I'anlor
AlCTiioiiisTKriicoi'AL.-HervIceioiiSib-bath
alJOiW and 7i'l0. Sunday sclmol nl
;Kiworlli iitnguiiat:l6j l'rsyor liutt'
lug nverr Thurnday evening. Itev. U. li
Kellernian,iptor
Ht. Jotei'U's Catholic Cnt'RCii.-Che-
meaeta and Cottase. Bauday mh-viws; Low
mas7.30a.in.i lildh maw lW; Mindai
school 3 p m.j vcKierii 7.0J; wttk da j , low
maw 7 a. m. Itev. J. 8. White, panlor.
CosointaATloNAl,.-Coruer Center and
Liberty Services Huuday at 10.a0a.m.ar.d
7 p. m.j Sunday i-chool VI au, Y, 1 8. O. L'
at !v0 p. m.; pray er mtetlou 7:J)p.in.'i burn
day.
Kvasoemcai. Missio.v.; Corner Che
nifiKi'la and 17tli strecU. Service In Hue
lUii very Sunday evening al7;30; huuday
uhi,il at 8 30 p in.; prayer meeting ever
Wtdutmluy fc eatug at ".JO.
St. 1'aui. EpisooI'al Ci'OBCH. Corner
Church uad Chctnekeia. Snvlces 1K30 a
m.aud 7p. n.;Hunday school U.-iJ a. m.;
service Thursdrty 7.30 p. m. Itev. W. Lund,
lector.
Finsr llAWiiT. Liberty and Matlon,
Hcrvlces 1U-..W a. m, and 7:00 p. m; Sunday
school 12 m.; young" people'M meeting at H
p. in.; prayer meeting 7.30 rhunday, Itev.
Kobtrt Whltaker, pastor.
Kkkk MhTiiODisr. Itev. B. F. Emalley
pastor. Services Hunday morning aud
evening, Hunday school at 10 a m.; prayer
meetlug Friday night. Church wppostle
North Salem school.
Fkiemos. At Highland park on car line.
Hervlten 1C:30 a. m und 7.d0 p. m.; Sunday
school 13 iu.; C'hrlslian Endeavor 0 p. m.:
prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. in. Itev,
F. M. Ueol-ge, pastor.
The Church of God holds regulnr ser-
vIcoh In tha Oerniun Buptlst church, on
Nonh Cotlugu stieet. 1'jeachlng f uudaj
at 2:'W p. m. Fmyer meeting every Thurs
day evening at 7: W p m. ltv. , TA dllUt,
pastor.
QEHJtAN HAnisT. Services In German
UaptlU church north ol Cottage stieet.
dunday school at 10 a.m. l'rtachlnf at 11
ii m. Evening service at 7:30. lluv. John
Fechter, pastor.
CHKisTiAN aciKSCK.-Servlccs In Uni
tarian hall at lOAOa.iu.and 7:b0 p. m.; bab
buth school 12 in,; Bible study Thursda)
evenlnif.
UMTAmAx. Cor Chemeyctn and Hlh
street, sunuay jervnts lu: 0 and 7.M)
Juuoay school at 12. T. V. ilatn, pa6.
ior. r
CHKISTIAN. High and Center. Sunday
school 12 m.; preaching 10:30 a. ra.; young
people's oclety UJO p. m.; preaching 7;jj
l.m Kev.W. It. Williams, pastor.
German Hkfoiimed Cjuiituinnri u,.
on.jhunday service li a. iu.;tumlu schtwi
iu. Itev. J. .Muellhuupt, pastor.
Evangelical Corner or Liberty and
Ceuu-r street. German service e ery nret
ana mira Munaays. J. B Fisher, j-astor.
HERMAN LUTUKKAN.-North UittaKeSt.
eervicisou 1st and 3d huuday nl cucu
month ut 2 p. in. Ilev. O. t.. il t J er pastor.
African MKriionisT. North Halem.
nrrvices ai ii a. m. aad ,.00 p. m. Sunday
school ut 1 p. ni. Hev, O, V. White. paslof.
Templais, .No. tbj mecU eery Fnd y
wghtat Orauije Hull. Tnntifing m"m.
burs are cordially Invited.
Holiness HHdlUvlnelleallng.at llSUIirh
street, every Sunday aAernuon at 3 o'cloCt!
The Fir3t Law of Nature.
This self-preservation Is aeknowiPrton
to be, and people who adopt against the
encroaches of disease a genuine raidlclnal
; piiuHtuuy ejpor euce und
lbs saucilouol phjslclaus, iffjrl a happy
Illustration ofthe wisdom of the sayli't'
lu the health they restore and continue to
enjoy. Among maladies, against the
growth oi which ltostetter'a btomach Ult
ters affords efficient protection, dismses oi
the kidneys aud bladder are frnueht with
heulmctp.rllaudtihlbltgreat &b,tln.
IN 1
Al) iUmln H end Ui t'UU'Wii
fHE CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST, PAUL RM
KxriinlMi Idili's l Hi IViulil'n 1'iilr.
,,w,i,R,.i.iV,W,iWMIlHPI Jl J""l "11" HIIWI'IIM'1"""1
Nfcl
Nr-tV AlirKIITJHKMKVT
. t - .. ,r - S3 sat
l.KiJt MAI," -five ltare 't Mnttrt
I' f all-Ill llllllilinff infl'ni"
a- vniiic. I. A. mihtm, l Court trtel,
I-
18-Ot
BUOOY MIK MAI.K -Neatly "' .J
uanjsln. CitilatOnre, ItoomMiMy
murk, l" II t'lciiicnt. il,;JL
r00l)T() rilOI'.-Aboijt sixty rordi
V ol wood to chop, (.all at lllnbfl of
Hcc. '. M Hlnelmrl, M3-1W
M,
I itANO foil ItNT.-Heo t'rof. Z
1' .....! ... u.H...u.lli..lif ...l.llf..
I rHrIIIHVWl'fCI,li'Nj v. ........
rANTKI).-ChrlM It vVeblnr A Co-
mint neni wno nave suiu tmvi-
loiidlliu, llMinriPH.nr ingu cin snuip.
ilmi b'Kiks. -lheyurfrllie bent mibocrlp
II nbook", on the couilncnl. ltrfnences
required. Ipply at once to T. M nllllatns,
.Miinascr,B7FlllhAeuue,Newoik.
J. W. WEST,
J'roprleloronito
GERMAN MARKE1
On Coinmcrchl HI, and the
CASH MARKET
On Hlato Street.
(lood Mfnln, Mnll'nBP, Lard, llmno, tltl
cof, and eterylhiiiK kept In a flrBt-clinl
osiaoiisumeni.
AW i ru a piace io mm iu iimi,
bv two Oerntnn alrlK tin lire iif
He John Fcchtcr.fW Liberty Ht l3t.
W'!
riVVO FUIINI8HEU nOOMH-At CT
I Trade street, two bloclis from State
Ilou-e 181
mills l'AI'KI. Is kept onrllo at K. O.
I IJiake's AdvcrllKlng Agt-nir' t and
ci Merchant! hxchaiiyu, Han ) iiiclfro,
t'allfornlii, whereconlinctslora Krllfllng
can be made for IU
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
18.M.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTHATKD,
Harper's Weettlv In nrknowledjKHl ail
stanilliig first among llltmlratrd Meekly pt
rlodlcals In An rriia. it occupies a plaai
between thalof Iheliurriedilallypapfrancl
Hint of the Km timely matiazlno It laa
eliidis both literary ami ncvi.uni presenhl
with ratiKl foro-and felicity thu real oveniif
of current hMory aud the Iniimlimtlvi'f
tnemes oiiiciion, un Hcniiuioi iu erj
ronuiietc scries of llluitratlona ft th.
World's Fair, It will be not only thu besl
guide to the great exposition, but also In
oest souvenir, livery punno event or cen
eral Interest will ba fully Ilm, tinted lu in
page, lis contributions being from 1 tie
best writers aud art bis in tho country, li
tcl 1 pnnllnnnlrifTMil In lllorn tit... nnn...
and Illustrations, alt other publications ol
us ciub.h.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Year:
Monday, January lGtb.
"The Waster" of German Dialect Comedy,
Hill GEORGE P. MURPHY
M n
J HAM'EU'IJ YOUJSU I'EOl'LK 2 00
LtUtnLn b UUrYlIU rLAYtriSl Pfstagofree to nil subscribers In the
umitu oiaies, tunaua, anu Mexico.
HARl'ER'H MAGAZINE.
HAHl'EH'S WKKKLY
,' 1JAIIPU(V8)A7.AU..
U OCj
4 00!
. 4 00
In the Great Laughing Festival,
zM tt Itt
WUeserved seats on saloatPatton's.
Notice.
Nollco Is hereby given, thatth") Commit
t Hon Sueets and 1'ub.lo propprty of the
City nt talcm Orerim, will sen at public
am li n In Iront ofthe city's building now
occiiplu.i by I'npilnl Engine cumranv and
-telner A i-onnuuinn as a grocery store, at
the iMrnor of Liberty and Mate streets,
in thediy of -alem, t two o'clocs p. m
VVeiiiiegla). January 25.9 1 thelolloning
dwcrlbed niiiieni! '.B ii. ir..r,hu w,.u,
end of Lot Mo. 8, Block Mo. 47, In theCilv
of Snlem. Marlon pnunlr. (lrj..n.i irnomV.
as the building now eccupied by t'h. Titer
LnglneOompany.
as me uy or-aiem's proreity on (he
a h C'irnor nt Liberty and Htate streets.
com ii emlinr at the Nnrih tast corner of
-lock No. 20. In the Cltv oralm. .Yinrinn
eouniy, niegonj theme KOiuncrly along
the wi Rlllne of said blo.-k VW, 108 leef. Thf nee
"'"terij piiralloi with the norih llneot said
..C.V.'i. . "ece uorineny. pirallel
"''n tho west tioundry line of said I'.iock.
in ' , Vu v e nonu D nnaary line ofhald
111, ck:Thenpe whs mv in ,iu ni.. ... ...
gluiilnir. Uullrt ng nnw ncciiDM bv sieln.
Co and clMafl? VAVlUl Kd
Term of ale (Inn imlr .h . .
SSEtn ,?y '.'7 C"nC" 0f "ie OltyOf
Halem.anrt the balance at tha explrallou
''.i'11'1". 'th luterestat therateof
s per cent, ner annum. Th.,i.h. , :
any and all bids is hereby reserved.
rnuisiiL !r Olmsted.
Ge I. h. Ghay,
Committee on Htrtets au.i 1'ublio Property
1-lz td
Tho volumes of tho Weekly begln wlth
iuv uipi. uuiuutr jur jaiiuuiy oi tne" Junr,
" urn "" uiuejsiueDiionia.suoiiTipilfnsa
will begin with the number cunent at the!
tlmeof letclptoi order. I
Hon ud volume ol Unrprr's Weekly fori
...'"" , ju iieui cioin oiiiaing,
will ba sent by mail p, state paid or by
exprcsc, free oi expenso (provlc cd the
freight does rot exceed one dollar per vol
ume), for $7.00 per volume.
Cloth casi s lor cneh olomo, Buitnble for
binding, will be stnt by mall, post-paid,
on receipt of J1.00 each. ' l"u'
Kcmlttances should bo , made by Post-
w..m 1....U.,, umcr or uruit, to avoid
chance of loss.
Newspapers are not lo copy this adver
tisenieut without the cxpiehg order of Har-
Adurtss: JJAUfEIt&BROTHEUS,
New York,
Notice.
smI.'i'iI herc,by Blven thnt tho cityol
Halem will rectlve sea -d propos lis lor a
fn 1 V '" ""'f'nP'alfd new c?ty h,l uS
"3j V ' P' oW oulidtngf
H.c't? 'i?11 w." '""llt thpr!m0 i r "S, '
aV ri ,, hi '"y ,0 ,ne Cumnilttee on streets
.ciany BU proposal, k I hereby
.v. .vu, rt.KLKIN,
' wtn Geo. O. Gray. '
School Tjx Notice.
17-dw-aw WiLIhA,;,:V,'KJ..
IV'Tf, I could do uo work, r V-nn- ,
Hooo'aPuO.1 nl wkea. but M
WISC0S1N CENTRAL LINES.
tNorthem Pacific R. R. Cc, lente.)
LATEST TIME CARD.
Two Through Trains Daily.
litfpin
t.SUpil.
nti.wii,
l&ipi
apm
7:ijpin
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f.pu
t -Minn. u
I.Mtl'aul.i,
I Uuiuthi
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0 liiiu
s.aiii
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VJhii
J.-I7j.n.
I
4.iOpU.
o.wrn
.U.Mrul
' -..ic, K,
wmm sfatr Eiwood.
Salary or Commission
noveTln eutl, S if ihe ai081.118'1 u1
thon.iighl in to sVco.T u'T'' ,.uk
magic. Lli) to S00 wJJSV urofl) ' " "he
baitonuch. Try hm.
llcKeU sold and bugrags checked
thlx.Uth to all nolm. n .,. ,if i...?""?"0
auUcinsaaT ""uu" DUil"
C.oecouiiecllonmade In Chlca-o win
all trail) gtilug iji.t uud boulh.
..J ?,'-!"'.' iU??""",lou "PP'y X"r near
3. V. I'll.MI,
tt tlcktt a.
ICHel agrut or
Ueu Irl. udTkt
Agt, Chlctiu, 1 t
CU1M ftllil Prla Mir.Mi..l. ....... .
IJ- .IIM1....I.... i. . . .." """ ,,,u 0
! !! Mia olUw ww brushy ePrv Mhy ,w b(k(J V"
truck, twt th aoiNHumodaileu wus
a 'MP vwm vvmmm h (wwiMHtI
4if Qrt. Ftm, JMhwlHg
Xiiriih'wwHikni
4k TbtfWiMutL Atti
ttj)
,tMrMi;f)UiJlfalHa.
TWilKA, Km.. Jm, H.-.TIW n-
MMMMUtitMrt Uati Ww fMlwiU, tk-"-u..
tUUyedud wkn its euslawrsnw
th f XUVM trlH H)tHHK fa, trj
, but it trmek wM tUty
ftfet tin ttslH M Ht)l rwffcWMl,
Ttw.xpjwiimimlUUIt, kw.
iiiiii iii
I .sli wTik 1 ii I.I
L5.tJtiJi1Fl
rl agent to take rh'arvB .,i .., f. l M g,!t'
appiilut sub "eotsV v ri'Jh01ria, d
iuak'soi,.e mouVv C-iT " ch''nce to
.ampirof eraJlmT' 8laVt ws "id
For Sale al a Bargain.
AM:at ".r Hism.
LEAVtS SALEU
LEA VIS POKTLAND
SMiuday, el Iueday, lhursday ind
E.M.WaitePrintingCo"
Largt.etabli.hment lathe city.
OVER BUSH'S BANK, '
SA.I.TT '
", . . 00,
"ouon,
1893.
HARPER'S BAZAR.
ILLUSTRATED.
Harper's Bazar lu a Journal for the home.
Itg vestlienilUstRiu latist lufurmatlon
about fushtons, hiid its nun eioim illustru
tlous, tariB deslgn8,iind j attern-sheet sun
P r,"Leu are thdlspem-hble alike lo the
der ii- ,?rUilr, ,lvfBef'8 wt,he bluhest or
ej .I.u htiBbt Btorlis, amulnir (omedles
x.i, ?',sJul,'Pa,lf famous hsu budget of
wit and humor. Jn lis weekly iihim
tow-om1?,? ' VPnted hich Is olnter""
I?,iiTf.mi ui!,e wals loriMB will be
rhl ln',,b iul,er 1J?8unt n5 1-dn i Lyall.
Christine Terhune H rrlck will furnish a
piacllnilseiles entitled "At the Tolet"
tiib ,.!,;,..- ""'"'""iiioiiiiniuiors.
An.Ow "rk "fwo"";n. lueColumblun Ex-
mau7..lustn,t.UoBns.UMy. PTC!lnW'iS
"Women and Mon ,,,,.,. " ,h.,".'Di. "J
audience. ' ""i"ueomuvaiea
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Yen-!
WAIU'EIVSMAGAZINK 4 00
HAItfER'ri WEEKLV. 4 m
UAllPER'H DAZAU " 4 S
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE!:;: 2 tO
t,lSse.tree to all subscribers iu tha
United mates, Uuada, and Mexico.
Urn nmnb.TroV ,Aeni?azarbe8,n wHh the
lime of receipt or 0rd?rtr CUncnl ut the
ufiyl& ,Sf ilnrpfc,r'? flzftr tor
will bewni bv P ".'f'0111. Ending,
exp'esK, irte or ViniiV. V paI.a' or by
freight doV not Ml?d ;. M? ,ded the
uwej,ior7p voiUm0 e dollar ier vol-
MnS&ft. -ulloble for
receipt oril each y mu". Pu-Pald, on
01 loss. J oraeu,rdraft,toaoIachuace
t51effKS5,eli;nSpjr thls fldvcr'
per Brother,; MPres" order of Aar-
Address: HARPER A BROTHERS.
Mew Ysrk.
For locating Mines
'ajerb?Mb8Ele0cWVge the
flailing hidden trrasu,e0iIue,ne,, tot
DR. H, SMITH,
Halem OreKon.
PACIFIC LAND AND ORCHARD
for infanta and ChlMww.
UHHIIitfwly,
trKrhu&SZ I
CmMtl im Ceita, frmilholli
tl-WB-DtESSSSn.
jSBSS
SMn r. Puua K n
FOR
$2.00
I'HOroa.upilKtath.clty.
MONTEE BROa,
158 CbsimercUl trt.
T. J. KltCSS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HAXOINO
0 "y4 f'ng, "
!"J m m niCB
CO;
HOEYE & MILLS
""MLV Batmc
- o
-Axri
sSSs,.
J0UX mffIv
Urf JDd finite,
"kopauutsMreet.
?'PHUsi-M...
- -wm
AND FARMS.
k ukpiix 7T7
t:i. r " u
1 iiu -.. rt 1 1
Bnck and Tile Yard,
Take It I
WSKGJJIiaij
bmi a iiuw.
CANDIES,
and Cfcars.
VJ F
ITait
p O. Bloolc
"""wiu,..
T. Humphreys,
WUIARI) PARLOR,
fteVJ
Undertaki
friwlmhm in ut.mmmm4. tr4 md rr mi la kisi-
ing
'f9or,
at
.w.m
Cotn'l atr...
iMiiiii 1 ' Jw' THORNBUKfo