Capital journal., January 23, 1894, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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KVJZN1JXG OAP1TAI. JOJJKWAI,, TUESDAY, JAJTUAB1T 23, 1894.
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GOOD
RESULTS !
Oar ureat coioe eat sale bu reduced mr rf9fe very tUfactoriiv.
altboBsii rt atlH h UXBHOKKN MSB ami UBKAT BAft
GAINK. Many of OURSTAl'LErfr'lrm.1y hedMi.ldkHur
that ear Carinnwry nrr iklc arivanUiie of oer prier. Ttris detiart-
meal ff WILL REPLESbitt BntU we can mate a flsal ok.
OUR FOOTWEAR IS THE
most reliable erer Imparted to Sakm asd It wfM pay ye to
jpet Sited before too late.
,P.& OUR ENTIRE STOCK AND 8TORB FIXTURES
FOR BALE. FOR PARTICULARS CALL AT
The Palace D. G-. & S. Co.,
307 CXBIMERCIAL STREET.
FANCY FOOT STOOLS.
All Style aud Colore.
CHOICE : FOR
ONE : DOLLAU
at
KRM.KB & SH.XS,
FURNITURE DELE-.
For Poisri-ia Fikbihms. Th
c eof I be 8lteof Ore on v. Vernon
Osborn on charge of pointing a plt
at Jjhn Harrintton, hi Eil rflrn
Monday, was c (e I lieore R -c ri-r
Ivies at 3 p. m. hu afternoon. Gabon
was arrested ti s f.ren in bydiy p
liosC. T.ieinin HVr'iuron h
little by Ibat jr to el).l aud had
been harrad by O-lioru'a little b-,
OutoftbU enw th ft j lit.
AM, TUB Wkkk. Bfcihop Dillon
E'der H. L.Bre'ay are heMim: aiu-H-of
meetings at the Yew Park Uni'-
Brethren cbapel. and are nif-Hin will
good resalta. Bi'h thee gentlf-runi
are earnest nl loyal workers In th
eatre. Two New Cekkals. At Jfebraskw
City are manufactured two new cerml
tbat are attracting wide attention,
parched rol'ed oats and griddle cake
fliur. J. G. Wrigbt ha Just received
a tupply of botb. Nothing equal to
them.
FrjOHAU TbtSaieni floral club meets
tbta erening at tbe Willamette parlor.
A good program will be had. All mem
be ra and friends are requested to be
present.
Most Delicious. The place to gel
oranges and lemons that excel all
others is mt Van Uatou'u people's
groeery store.
IN9AJJE. H. J. BsnzlKer. of Uma
tilla county, aged 35 years, was today
brought to tbe asylum.
Choicest crackers
& Epploy'a.
in Salem at Clark
PERSONALS.
Hon. George Chamberlain Is in the
cltr.
U. P. Terrell, of Mebama, Is iu the
city.
J. M. Wallace, of tDe waler company,
la id Portland.
E. P. Phllhrook veut to Woodburn
on the afternojD train.
Senator Oigswell was in tho city to
day, and left for Portlaud on the after
no u train.
F. A. Turner, of the State I nhurance
company, left today fur Washington
point on liaurtnce bualiKM.
Mr. Wm, Br. vo this afternoon c
compa 1 1 her friend, Mm. GllllUnd
homo mi PortUud, where she will make
a abort visit.
A Mtfe f.ur ye ir old of Z. EHIngwiii,
Oswegi, Kot pants butiun so firmly
wedel inti his natrl thtt It niuliel
RBUrgk-ai npert!'ii.
i
THE MARKETS.
RAM FHA.NCiaoo, Jan. 28.- W'hm
Mv 1.I31,
Ciiicacjo, Jan. M. Ca.h, 40: My
63?.
P--KTLAND, Jan. 3. Wheat valh
$.91i W I a Wh I a .80tR2.
Mimiiana
Special Ibis Week!
A Itumof flist-olasi
-FOR-
m nm
:-20Cts-:-
DEARBOBN'S
BOOKSTORE.
jVotipo his sliow window.
Plkiui
at
a
LITTLE LOCALS.
The Be of the E drldce bkwk.whicl
was to have taken tJoce under rtfen-v
le lat &iturdty, &mis off at tl
curt Iiimi! WrdutwJay of I hi wee .
Tbe break uhtcb csu-t-d darkiif-
a uosg the iueaudeviit elnxrlc light
-4rs repotted late lt tiiifht. and all
w-ll strain. Fine weather follow
I le mill Willie other flglit a bob I
t i-lr c4r.-ulntloii ihf Jouunai, csret-
la - Ur. and Mr. Lrmleux r -
Mo.fd fr lil portlaml mi Ut eveuIucV
r .in. A ine-ilng of de(.iiora
Or O ecin liaiik, at Allan, was liel
-Mtunlay bfienioitii to device son.
neiiM tiy wlticli t'ej vnu get as hlj;li --meii'ane
( tlieir iiioue a miM.
V -fiiiiiicte apiiinted ti repr
it ilie l-jeyUivt with (tower in m- .
..m1 rtI' tTf In ureal driuatn
...3It ri R. J-up, n ho rrceiill-
i'Mlrrf-iii a t-vee t-urgivtl ii-rtioi
r Dr. Unnwrlislit, ulxl by D .
i'.nlUr.xik, It'lwriron, and L-mWux. i-
(lW Mt e t- Mt Up Mllll it I' llld lie
rciver willlje rapid I'oUtortiar.
jumpliit; upwardr. Mr. BuIj..
Ijiuey, who Iihm panwe-l four wre auii
x, haa beeu IM for iiuie time with I
grippe at her home iu the. 'VLooue.i
iieightxirhiNid" near JelH-rjn. She ir
-lowly recovering Remember Ih
Ptsiple'a uieeliiig at Grange ball tbl
evening Mim Leoila Z jen, of Al-
an , Is a jjueet at the home of Dr. suit
51 ra. L. t. 8kitr of Liberty stieei for a
fewdnyo. Help (be poor to get work.
H. Scbellberg ami T. Geblen, ol
Sublimity, returned home today.
The wind and the weather, ua well aw
the times, are Improving All four
oi me uueiupi4j)ti warning women
who werusjmken of Iu The JoUknai,
yeaterday hud fouud jood places by
uoon today.
Tbo Gallant Major.
Editor Journal Iar Sir: As n
free American citizen aud of a fauill ,
I should like to say a word in favor ol
ahurlnklrtK, which a number of sensi
ble ladies of Balem are trylug to lutro
duce.
Is there no way or method by which
they may be encouraged In their laud
able endeavor? Oftentimes 1 ataud at
my window, noticing the paMug
throng, aud keeping an cjh out for the
lady with the short dren, but am sorry
to nltderv-e. thut they are Uoi very plen
tiful yet, but when I do see one, I feel
like dapping my hands and trying
"GkI blena her." Let them be assured
t'lut every aeu-Ihle rroii la in sym
pathy with the move, hiiiI thai anyone
uho would deprevlatr It, Ima not the
mental Mmi-ly to ChhI i ff the liackel
of pr.Judliv thai hli.d his weak under.
'''" Major.
THE In UWO.N UK.MILUno.NS.
We puMlnh the nJuiinof our fil-
luW CtllZOiw at Ltutloll eoilor.ln.. I
,, .. . " '
ll..r..r lViumyer. u.k t , endorse or
.lHUn. ,..,. n,ereeuri.H.,areof
ill'erwnl brtttllw they hIiow to whul an
ex lent u in meaning c tiled for a cr
tntii Mire. wilt lie iimrrtMl awav and
ad Hit Miiliilng iUhI ia laid lefre It
Willi III ( dlwM.ttllg V'lHM A- tlov
roor l'iiii.ter livt -life orieolel Ins
U il ni h-iiif . a t rrttd tlmt iwii.
Ihllils am llli. u I tciiilli.era-lve t ill
llllelil we liMVe no iiiriel Mitll
i oi.i Kiaietmiii. it M true. II In true
or lim entire cKiiU'y. I' U more true
of Uilir.iriiK and mlmr ntutiM iu the
U'llin thiltl of O ngon.
Hie H44rtlii-t uiuUlue.1 Iu th reso.
iiiltnna that Governor Puiiuuyer U at-
leiiillng tn hia lill-inea. aa governor
raises an l-tie. 8.iue eople doubt
that. If lli iruveruiir lake the stump
1 1 Oregon the peoplMwlllwa.it b, know
oitiethlng alMiut the Mate government.
p
; "' '- -er
rover .. four u.uU...., miles away.
There ar mattera tieel tig attention
nearer by that c.uM nqii .".flV.Wy
tnruiiv nm iiiuu hi govoruor a writ
Ing Chriktmaa litUm.
" I
Orapa Vines for 8ale. In
I havfl pmtMigutfd wverai th.WKand
fttmiltr lUVIl VOriP iilil nruiui itli.U
f.;riiiHr.ut; Vitrf Vn'riiiVuTT
ableforiMjItureinOnsnin. as m. Mi,
t2 P0 er df-n. E. ilufer, titlem. Or.,' "' ' "f 'x'v as when reiWUnr '
JoUKNALuIlliW. dw tbifawiofthf laaAlvofMutha Wash-1
. . . , , . ' . Intn, llm. The cans waglTnto'
Atmiitiao-fUieanuyiifnnemployeil Mr. WllUnlU fni.T kv. i.
bimkane aw naw werklui: on the Ice nnihoK.uu .i.ii.t.'. ..
..... '
btvet, at that plaw. , jD?
Banter roa tbe Santiam. Tbe Lebanon isolations.
It Is reported by sererai who have Lebanon, Jan. 15. At a maw meet
ben there that at tbe point where tbe ingbeld In this city tiAturday nlzlit
SintUm river Is tapped for Mill creek abont 200 people were present. The
tbe river bas cbaaged its channel for following resolutions were adopted by
nearly a mile and at tbe first very high nnanimoos vete:
water is llaWe to break through its Whereas, Sylvester Pennoyer, gov
biaks and poor its floods down the val- ernorof Oregon, did, on Christmas day,
ley, via Turner and Salem, instead of address an open letter to Grover Cleve
pursuing iu way where It now rnns land, president of the United State, In
and empties Into tbe Willamette at which be made use of the following
Jefferson. language: "Today is th first ' hrlut-
Tbe mill companies at Salem will an- mas in the ht'tory of Oregon when
d'lebfedly have tbe matter looked Into. ' more than two-thirds rf its people are
There is an old Indian tradition that out ot employment and more than one-
beSsntiam once Cowed through tbe third without sufficient menniofnup
r tmr rf Anmavllla Tnnar n1 Oa '
ai w aa tuuu'lll Adl4JOa JKUU U"
1-m, emptying into the Willamette at
this point. In oase of tbat event trans
piring again, tbe course of Mill creek
wunld be occupied by a magnificent
bine mountain river and a large part of
S'm would be penetrated by a navi
gable river.
Salt for Damages.
Portxakd, Jan. 23. In the United
States court tbe cs ofMsria C. Lar-
S2n, administratrix of tbe estate of
Peter W. Larsen, azatn?t P. J. Mo
G.iwan 4 S-n. was commenced. The
sail is for I5O00 damages, wblcb the
p ilntifl claims on account of the
lrwuingof Peter NV. Lareen In the
C-ttumhla riv.r at a fihtrp operated
by ilcGovran & &os, near their can
nery in Pacific county, Washington,
t te nigbt or May 14, 1693. It is alleged
t ill tbe trap was operated without the
n-iitbl white llcbt whatever, and tbat
while engtred in fishing for salmon
jt th a boi and gill net near the trap,
Liren'a boat was thrown against it
tod uoet, be being thrown into tbe
iver and drowned. The accident.
Iiiniill clahn, was due to the negli-
eure of defendant iu not providing
he trap with the bright light required
iv law. The caw U ou trial before
fudge Bellinger and a Jury.
Ingersoll's Advice.
Taooi, Jan. 23. Northern Pjcifi;
-mp oyej, upon the advice of Roht. G.
Ineeroll and W. W. Erwiu of St. Paul
will Hcretty vole on the question of a
general strike which tbe receivers en-
joiued tb-m froin d dng.
Will Call on Uncla Sam.
Pkknambiico. Jan. 23 A dispatch
irom me Associated fres cor-n-spondentat
Rio Janeiro says probably
he Uuibl States will be called upou
to arbitrtt- the dflr-rencis between the
government and the insurgents.
Another Defaulter.
New York, Jan. 23. Nothing In
known at tbe Lehigh Coal company of
the whereabouts of Treasurer Z'll. H
disappeared last Friday. His books
ao Ur examined are in good order.
Joint Receivers.
New York, Jan. 23. Judge Wal
lace ;Mlay appointed T. C. Piatt, of
New York, and M. J. Perry of Provi
dence, R. I., joint receivers of tbe New
Euglaud road.
HEWS NOTES.
Marsh field' Indebtedness Is 12,000
Mount Vernon, Wash., has a wife
beater.
A 510,000 school house is the talk at
Dvtnn.
Thi $3000 bridge across tbe Big Kllck
nlat, I eone.
Tln John Dty river U higher now
thau It haa been for years.
iso. unM'a nf was robbed of
JI00 on last Wednesday night at Cor
vnllla. A Phsrldan man h an order for
"000 chickens for a midwinter restau
rint.
Th shlnirle mitt nt BUIne. Wah.,
ar- all runnlne foil blast wllh material
forOOdavsnn hand
' "e ikxiv rermiv lounn in th John
n.x river proved to -U, M. Thomtv
,on. .h( w ,,rowrrt "
The hdv recitlv found In h John
I The drr(eferm Pendleton needs 'a
rallrovl Iro trlnimlnsr to Veen sklru
down, th wind Mown so.- Ore?opn.
The much Utk-d of Mrv Nl's-n
dimap nit atraliia1 IJ L. Ch-t-e, of
Rreikirte Im ben wlthdmwn. The
up ur r-,r tinnoi.
T M MnnVera A J JilinMn. Peer
O. mlh. J. R. Morris and W. A.
Rwlnp rtav been eleele I dltnr nf
the Pel., hink. preli!ent, T. M. Munk-i
er, A J Johnon
The New Whatcom snunlmi.e U
n-w In operallon, and on Mndav
We.ln-.dav and KatnnUv oreseh week
sitn la rnrnNhd to famllle who send
for It. N.. .up m-rvl In the house
ThuMiii.'n.iMM..t. i. ....
.li .B.t.i t. ' . ... ."i
The ..Wed often,, c. Z J 'Z
t,crfVlewof the proceeiln ,n .
i.i,. Mu ..it ( .. ...
L .? tH? ? U ClrP,,,t 00,ut of
B-tl. particularly the rnllngaoftho
.prrxidlnir J'idcv.
Orndm-.Vlllan!i.fOo!d Beach, baa
br iomIoh a looking ).. .n.t .
walklnecnp that are both over a htm. I
. .
'v; ,? ' r'm,rrn: -,iwn
" hr rather when mirrW In 1789.
""v --" i iiu warn UKQi
unJer Qt0 WiublDtoa.
port, and tbe debtor) are powerless to
prevent tbe seizure of their property
and tbe'r homes to sitisfy, at a small
percentage the claims of their credit
ors." And,
Whereas, A body of men styling
themselves the Portland Chamber of
Commerce, at a mass meeting held In
tbat city on Saturday, Jinuiry 6. 1S94
by a vote of 29 to 8, condemned Govern
or Pennover's letter as "Erroueoua.
miIeadinz,injuri u and not warranted
by the facts or conditions existing !
any section of the state or throughout
the state as a whole, and
Whereas, Another body of the
wealthy men of PorMand. stvled thp
Taxpayers CJimrolttpe of One Hundred
on the same day in the wmucly pissed
among others the following and con
cluding and turgid n-soltitlnn: "II ie
comes our duty as cit!zn of this state.
however much we dNIikelo raUeanv
question of veracity betwppn u, to de
nounce the governor's representations
in the premisesa wholly unwarranted.
In consequence of the a'umptinn on
the trt of the governor of tlieduti-a
not included In thoae for which he took
oath upon Induction into nflcp to f Uh
fully perform, and without Intending
any dNresfiect, we c romend to him
Ins own pn-soriptinn: "Attend to vi.u
own buslnesiness and let the preldet)i
attend to hi own business." Be It
Resolved, Bv tbe people of Lebanon
In mass meeting a'emiiled,
lt. That we firmly believe Gov
ernor Pennoyer to be a citizen aboe
reproach, a gentleman of unlmpeac' -able
veracity, an executive of whom
the (oiling mawes of Oregon are proud,
and that we heartily endnr e his Chnt
n las letter to the president, fully be
lieving it to be the true condition or
the wage earning and industrial masses
in this state at the present tlmo.
2nd. That asinone but lufiuite knowl
edge can fathom the woe and sutler
ing which a single gold standard has
inflicted upon the country, we demand
of congress laws for the reraonetizrtlon
and free and unlimited coinage of sil
vpr.and denounce as unjusl any and all
laws looking towards a contraction of
the currency and demand a volume of
sound, circulating medium of gold, ail
verand paper based upon the credit of
the government of not less thau foO per
capita.
3rd. That we repudiate with indig
nation the self aaumed right of the
Portland chamber of commerce to
speak for the wage-earners and Inrtu
trial clashes of the state; thut we do
not believe a careful Investigation was
made by that body or by the Brud-tree
Agency of the condition of t lie people
of Oregon, and their statement to thai
eflett was both erroneous and mislead
ing to a very marked degree.
4'b. That we in like manner repuill
ate tbe self assumed right of the weal
thy body nf men known tw the taxpay
ers' cnaimitle nf One hundred to speak
for the people of Oegnn outside the
,y "i roriiuwi; unit we
consider their action lmperiiiieni,
altogether outside of the dutie
ror which they were tippoiireil,
intimating by ihia urmgint ns'iimptioii
that "We" recommend to (lieTaxpo
ere Committee of One Hundred tu ui.
tend to the duties for which tliej
were appointed, look ufier their citj
and county ofilw r. their buiMed liaiiks
their drmoralized trade, thodirelcctloiis
of their mnu Lowubdilenf Ihu state
leiaril of eqiiuhztiioii. Read Carefullx
dear old lir.tHer C Jbett'a ItiL-ulir H
calamity howling oyer paying taxes
on an eqult.ibeus-esiiieiitof his priiu-
ly properties, init in all nlmrity do not
let Ihem ahMime to apmk for the lu
ll ust ml maes of . his mute. I'he ieo
ple of Ortgmi have no coutidetiiv,
whatever, Iu heir opinion, be It giM
or tail. Attend to ,our buslnus,
gentlemen of tbe Tiixpajer'a Com.
inlUMjnfOae Hundred; Goveruor Pen
uojer 1.4 atieinlhig to his.
niniueeiiiig vvm ureo.lail nvur h
Dr. J. S.
t5..;irteny. U 1J. Montague
w as the ajeaker nf the evening.
Cougars are on the mountain back
of The Dalles, The tewiit cod Weatlnr
has drlwu them from their hauuts lu
the Interior wilderness
Awarded Hignust Honors World's Fair,
m Mai,;
I BK'rJS5,im,,,S
iK
-rKror zttrtu
Macleay School Entertainment.
Miss Lizzie Cornelius has Just finish
ed a successful term of school at tlil-t
place. It was decided to give au en
lertulnmeut at Macleay hall, the pro
ceeds to go towards purchasing a hell of
which the school Is greatly in need.
I.Mr. D. Macleay of Portland, of whom
thU towu is named, comes forward and
very liberally promises to assist aud
furnish u line bell.
Friday evening the 19th, our ball
was tastefully tiec-iruteii aud filled to
its utmon capacity. The exercises of
tbe eVwulug beau with a uoug by the
choir "Hippy New Year."
Miss Birth i Taylor acted asorgauist,
and deeryei special mention for lior
ability.
The recitation "Bear Joe Archie"
by little Mudo Humphrey deserves
much credit.
A declamation "Some Thoughts,"
was well reudered by Riyal Wilson.
The reottutioa, "Auut Nabby" by
Ethel McLiiu wsi well recited uud
"How Some Girls Stud" by Alta
rylur showed oue class of you u la
dies' thoughts to perfection.
The Fire" by little R isa Brower
was well recited, as wus "The Model
Sermon," by Charlie King. The solo
"Ldzy DicK" by Willie McLiiu was
ably tendered. "Youug America'' by
Amy Taylor was well acted.
The "Night Before Christmas," by
Harvy Craig was well recited, while
the duet by the Mariiu boys waa very
laughable and took well.
Tue dialogue, "New Minister;" "The
Fireman's Prayer," by MUsIu.zMu
Liu; "Buuedict Arnold," by Josie
Taylor; song 'Skating Glee" by choir;
dialogue "Just Ask Su-uuuab;" "Tbe
Medley," sung by the young ladies of
Macl-ay ; "M diey," recited tiy Mi
Ida Hartley; "The Ne"vPii.Blciaii,"ty
C. t'onieliiH and Mr. N Parker; song
"G aid Night," by tlie choir was a very j
nrMUtiml seleciloii and well reudereii;
' The Tableau" was a very touching
scene.
Levi Brower was the choir instructor
and did well in selecting the best talent.
It has beeu impossible to meutlou all
who took part, but ull did well who
took part,
After the oVsiiig scene the young
leople indulged iu tripping the light
fautastic till the wee small houisof
dawn.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.
prom aumsville.
Several cases of la grippe are reported
hut most of them are doing well
Mother Nott aud Miss Gregory are
till poorly but are out of danger.
Mr. Biynard and others circulated a
pennon mis week. The motive was
noble and grand. Though time may-
piss, his rememberance of them never
win.
Twenty-five cents will be paid for the
name of each man who signed the late
pet'tlnn, aud one dollar will be paid for
the name nf the man who sent the dis
patch on Thursday night.
Mr. Gilbert has struck a "mare's
uest." and is happy as a toad in water
His native element surrounds him and
he is happy. He invites his neighbors
In to enjoy the good things that his
soui delights In.
A fever heat has been runnlrg
through the town for several d.iv
The vultures have been hovering very
i . nu.i uieir victims nave been robbl
of their property and the contours
-(altered round. And some seetninglv
goid men have approved of the theft.
The "church of Gd" Is still holding
protracted meetings. Today they hap
'Ised thoe who were converted undr
the preaching of R v. Connor at hi
meeting last 1 .11. The MethodUts are
too slow. They don't take their lambs
Into tho fold quick euougn. The Chris
Ian church takes Its "cake." It ,mut
no tins They give them no chance to
get out. The march is straight from
the altar through baptism to the fold
The blow Ing ut of the "Hog's Rack"
i 'i me oaj at Mut field !, been d -tallied
owing to the nonarrival of the
electric pr niers.
Catarrh lu the Head.
U undoubiely a disease of Hm t,ion)
lior ,a,!,,Uf,,, ""' a rB,,"'- W i"hS
ler can j-tl,ct a ,Hsrfeci and ppram" ,
. ll,v Suaipurllla Ih the Ih-m
hlood purifier, and ( naa ourp, ...IV
. ,7' "' ui catarra h. Catarib
iiftwillme. lead, to coitHiimpHoiu ffi
Uooda Baraaparl.laborore It i"i0 &
Hoods PHI do not purge, pain or crh.
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All
ewdes:
L00AL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
fAnouncemfinlsot ontprtftlnmint. special
E'tiutt'liitf''. lodge, a til bocletlts und-r his
h..artininleiUMror2 ctl-. n tire not to ex
cteel flvollu.s.or tnoie tliun three lnerttous J
Midwinter Fair Bates.
Midwinter Fair excursion tickets,
Salem to Ban Fnincbuo unci return, via
Southern Pacific Co's. Siiasla Mine,
will be pl-ired on sale Juuuiry 2t d.
Rite, $27 60, Including live ud-
uiis-lons to the f dr. Tickets gooa ior
thirty days from date of sale.
Taxpayers Meeting.
A meeting of the taxpayers nf Salem,
will be held at the Orange Hall on
Wednesday, Jan. 25, '94, ut 2 o'clock,
p. m., to receive the report or the com
mittee of live, appointed by the meet
ing held al the Willamette Hotel, Jan.
30, '93. Per order by the com.
The owner of the carp pond, re r
Dayton, dropped dead iu hla yard ou
tbe 10 ult.
Oir.MAV Coal. The best fup In
town, $8.00 per tou. Salem Improve
ment Co.
A telephone line from Pjndleton to
Canyon City, iu Grant ounty, a dis
tance of 130 ml'es via L ing Valley aud
John Day country, U to be put up.
You hirdly realize ih it It Is medicine, whfn
ynu nre laUiug lAirter'a Mt le l.lv r l' Is, liey
are vry until, in) bid eVc 3 nl tumbled
f om lorpl I lUer uie relieved bylh-lr ue
T i bafio" fr ua sick beid .r ie, b Iminne-s
co ltlp;tloll1el.,ueCllrU!L ll e Liver I'll f.
Strict y v.x, able. Thy Kenny atlimi ate the
lUeraud f.ee thi stoiuacha fru n bile
No' one I twenty are frea fr im some llt'lf
alimpntniiiiiifd by lnictlumf Hi-liver Uh
I'nrt 'h Lllil Liver i'ul'. I b-Trsnit will be
a pleUhant -urpri-e. Tuey give positive relief
Numerous l--athH umong cattle are
reported from Gilliam county. Tliy
are falling victims to 'he new and fat. 1
epidemic which appeared receutly iu
Tygh villey
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Token as directed Ihi famous Pills will J
$ prove marvellous rtnrsiivea to ill enfeebled S
bjr the ubove or UnJred disease. J
but generally recocnized In England and In
fact tarouBbout tbe world to be "worth a
plnlnti, and that tbey haTo aaved to manr
jj'inereni noi merely one but many guineas, in i
Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble Coating !
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I eM York Depot, 36J Canal M.
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C H. LANE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
272 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon.
Formerly of Morrison street.
Portland, Oregon.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALUJI, ORMGON.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per j)ay
The best hotel between Portland and Hm
Choi cent Fruits
Orown In the Willamette Valley
A. I. WAGNER. Prop
OLINGER & RIGDON,
Undertakers and Embolmers.
Cabinet work and repairing.
Co irt trt ni,.,..Li... ..
, ..,.,,..,. uptru House,
OA'r'"' ' Owcaox
Notice of Appoinimtnt of Acminis
trator. . . ....
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duly a mo.Vt IL J "i'.iV "..'?!" .. 'SW
h eate of I- li.ri ii ii r;l,"""lf,r ,or ot
aid , onn.y ofVuV,:;,, 'Jle'ce ' Xa 'MJjftl
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I-fe' Machinery
fi- i" SALEM. OREGON.
DRSSGOODTSALE
THIS WEEK
10 Pic
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'25 ii ..i ..Ub' n,co HOW Dftttorno on J J
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How'a Thial
We ofTer one hundred dollars rowan
for any oie of catarrh that cannot hi
cured by Hall's Catarrh r.,r Dnotba
F J. ClIENKY &. Co., Props., Toledo r
We the undersigned, baVe known' p
J. Cheney for the last 15 years. anJ i
neve mm perfectly honorable In ii
bii'-lncss transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation xxxtZ
by their firm. UB
-n yc,Bt Truaxi wholesale druggist.
roleill), O. 66l,
Wiildlng, KlnnaD, & Marvin, who!
sale diuggists. Toledo, Ohio.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system prlri
75c. p, r bottle. Sold by all druggUuV
Testimonials free. v,ussm
New Adveriisements
ylO.VV to sell th Rapid Dish w.;i
er wiisLeaoddrle. them In two mlrjoiL'
-Itho .. vett i z the b..nd s0 exwrnnc.
A t . -W. P. U irrlibn & Cto.. Ck' No0,r
ooluu bus Ohio v e" tik
odSt
n you
bu-inks3 o'PoarDNrT .....
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cah rrqalred. Well eataiiKho.. ...if'
Inquire "B," care Joukxau 1-23 t
BKLOW PAIt-Kor rent. Bood hong ).with
barn and plentv nt ft ult tree and irnai
l ult.ht a tery low n?'ire. part pay In w V
Cn la JoUK.vl,offlc- ' Mtf
UA"TED-Poatllonln family or bo rttlnt
) hou.e, by a comietnt and tnteliic nt
A irtb.ii.in olpl oi-.. ffO I i.nl. .. . l k MB
Apply at Oc'k tioute.
i iem.
li 18 IW
LtiAN WNTED.-About $70), f.ir one to
inreeyerrson ko.h1 pe-sonal scarltjor
lis innrlirozeon Inside city property, it
dreff. v ihiut delay, A. aM care JoursaL
aTUK most perfrct ntllnetruri made, will
. bold a rup'ure where nil olhrri h
riled. For saie by J. U. ParrUh, 401 1'apiui
.re. t 12-lk-tf
lAKPK.NThll AND COSTKA TOK. Cta
furnish bids, or give bo ds on any Job
Two or m ire hands furnished. J.Bchtewjr
Turner, ir. 1220 Imf'
MA HE Its- Horlland, acrnrnenio, vt.itlf,
I Traniaand-an FrancUco papers on salt
at B nctt's, tos.toffli lock
A f E VT MAKK -T.-Opposlte brlek gtrt 8.
xtX -a em. te'.lvered iheap. 121(-lm
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lllltlvilAN KCIENCB-Lltenitnre
of all
ninaKon tale al XX Uberly ktrert.
'Mills PPfcUUkeptonnieat K.C. Paw's
L AdvertUlu;; Ag-ncy, 61 and S3 Merchant!
Exchange, san Frauds o, California, Where
(tinti-RC- for advenlelUE can hznade for It
MATE TKEaSUREK'S SIXTU .NOllCt
sateo'Oreron, la.. T. .. ,.
rieabury lep tmenu p1-. Jan. W.1S9L
XTOTICE Is hereby given that there m
X iundon hind In an nnunt sufficient
o ..ay tiie fji.iwiu outstanding state war
mis, lz Numbers
9T0 1UM) 24J V8I5 32D 32T1 KM JB5
J36 3J39 1211 32IJ SJ 3211 3M Vtt
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3 '72 71 ZrH 3U 282 RMI 3M B-J
l-Jl S2KJ 3217 33IJ JSJ SSJ0 S3W J3J
3fl Si3l SiO 32
Theaixivo extzntted warrants wilt be pUd
ipon irr-enU'.Jou at tnu orflce. and latent!
m the mine will ase from, and aftrr.thi
1m " of this no.lce. PHllj. METHUHAS,
1-lS-lw state Treasnrer.
LOOK! LOOK!
I hve7acresoflnd;fbar-room beuie.ne:
good b.irn; buildings all nw; one acreot
heat ou the plac. XM strawberrle.-wlll
tw-arnut spilne. This place Is watered w
Mill Creek; runulne wtUrth- vear round on
ihep.aco Prl e J500cash. Will sU 10nr3i
urn h Jmnlng all in su-nmer fallow. Want
t SOpracre; buyer gen one third ol thi
'iop mis Is the nnet little place in Polk
rounty lor a chicken r ncn
1 1 1" CO. ROUGES, Hherldsn.
BEATING TIME!
M
leatlng hatd times tnn Tipatlm
hem by making prices so low tbt
litl e in ipey coea as faraa a eoor1
ifal use d o. Here are some'-JTote'
nai will round harmonious to tbt
ar We w II sell you a
500 p.me Day-Book for one dollar.
Call before thev ar all nolo.
Patton Bros.,
13 BO KBroR!, 98 STATE 8TBtET.J
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tant seeretarr ot State Insnraote 0o-
WE 01?pWp
cki?. 3oi a yard
38 Tn. wide, 45c a yard
fiu... " - . a
urubs gmghams, 12 yds for?i f
aUsew. n mil h rn IMETS.
lonbes i TliVi-KH
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I Extr Ixjng Waist
omAuousKcoNfRB?OTHBRS & CO.
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