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WEDNESDAY, JUXE 13. IWL
JBWIX AiO THL A- V. k.
In no way did tbe S!etn and Prt
UndA.P. A. niaolfrtt fejastlceaod
folly w completely a la tUckiog G.
3L Inrlo, tfae RrjmWkaa cwlidt
for state eoperinrendent of ebl
He wm toe one elate official on the lit
publican ticket slated to be icratchtd
and bad it become mote generally
known there would bave been an ln
ose reaction In hU faror before ela
tion day. As ll wji, bs will bare ore
12 plurality. If the blacklisting
Irwin bad been in time, sad IU ui
Uvea folly ucderd, together wit
tbe animus behind tbe movemeu
;tinl Irwin, be won Id bave bad a
immenae plurality, that be did d
get. Tbe American protect!
awxiatloo wae lmpo?d ufpi
and made a tool of, b
men wbo bare at time and frequeutl
fattened al tbe Republican crib, abi
wbo are ready to strike down any man
wbo does not prove truculent. 8om
of tbeaeaanie men were tbe cuooin,
representatives of tbe unscrnpalou.
0:boolbook trait. Irwin Is man l
wore tban average intellect, of tucl
liberal views tbat be baa at llruea U cke
borns witb leaden In tbe Method!'
church, and bas for a number of yearr
been practically out of tbe ministry
For so-called educators and men wb
bave bees honored by the Republican
party in tbe past to attack a man of
Irwin's calibre for supposed leaning
toward tbe Catholic church wm to b.
liitle tnttmelve In tbe eyes of all fair
minded men.
PEE80NAL AND SOCIAL.
Local Correspondence from
In the Valley.
Towns
llflOOKB.
JlUs lone Is on tbe nick lint at prei
nt ?
Geo. Slawwy went to Clacknmis
Tueadsy.
Mrs. DiUy Kvuns went up to Balern
Tuesday.
Miss Ottle McCiard is down from
Cbemawa ori a visit.
Mrs. Frank Harris is at Sllverton,
visiting her parents.
Several of the JJrooksites attended
the ratification at Baleru, Saturday
night.
Q'llle a number of our young folks
went to Portland and returned Sunday
Availing themselvea of the high water
excursion on the Altona. The larger
portion of the party returned Bunduy
nlgbt, safe, sound and happy.
Died At her home two miles east of
Brooks, the Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Lallemme,on Friday, June
8tb. The funeral services were held in
the Cuthollo church Saturday morning.
The remains were interred in tho Git-
vals cemetery. The deceased died of
scarlatina.
JKKKEIUHJ.V.
Pruf. llmee went to Albany last
Tuesday.
Geo. Hoyt received a fluo new blcycJo
list Weduesday.
N. II. Lvitiey went to Portland
Monday.
The Chlidrens' day exercises ut the
M. Is. church was well attouded.
The Jeflerson city baud went to Al
bany Friday evenlug, and then to
Salem Saturday to play for thu Repub
lican rallli.
The baud and school picnic was a
grand success, and everyouo enjoyed
themwlvei splendidly.
Everyone decided that It was ouu of
tbe beet treats that was ever given In
the city of Jefferson.
The first prise, $10, was awarded to
Walton Looney. The second prize, $5,
WMKwarrird to Miss Helen Urown.uud
tho third prize, 12.60, to Tluo Goln.
TtM) Judges were School Superintend
fit Wllkei and Rev. K. R. Prlchard, of
Albany, and Prof. Mlchenor, of Leh-
The oratorical content, which was
bW In this city Utt Thursday evening,
was well attended. Tho Jeflerson city
(muhI furnished music for the occasion,
ftw lollowlug arc the uames of the
! ants and their subjectsi "Kntr
my" UUm Llzzlo Hogg; "Character,"
Kit Anna Allen; "Little Things,"
1 Lmfy Curl; 'Drops of Ink," Miss
grewn: "Sparc Moments' Mr.
ftot (iolw, 'Opportunity," Walton
MMy; "Wf Reliance," Miss Inez
fl; "Wtteattofl," MUs Laura Kpleyj
ffXAtoar,'' Mte Alic Klackwellj "DIs-
or roor tioyt," Mr. hpiviu
rjtaAa
tap Vihovhy Hm Tk price cut
iIhnhi aka Way. Wt sUo have
itoHltr h' wt db White, 01
F utHt
" ' VOfM3 HISTOSY.
GiBej &WB ii a csrrsjcita e Jaiy
COWIEK.
Coteb was assa-wS hai fcsp5
craTvi kit tttn e aa t&imy.
Tefcaoojwa caHl frws the Sfsa-
Damascos gsre tm that wecid 6xm2.k.
Keen sad the damum pB.
Bna4? if aBtrrsB f tfce M
EaiihhrssArriBt, hsrst nine.
Ksare was firt a loy. tfcua a tflj"
srraat aad Unly a nvwdlyBMa.
Bt U3x7 wa mwd tfcas frosa aa
oM idea tfcet kt- -ar enkotd yelkrar
kcasw S tbe fenrers tefeg ea Vy
osws.
Siodks are w exlkd tessse the slunk
tasixet ia Jsjb&oh where csritfes were
Srxt baaikd bad a fair f ti is
froirt.
Rirak Trere owns the mum wbo lived
tm thsopprmHetMMiol a amok or stream
ad qmazifdtd-xith eaeAnxber nixmt th
watr. Bieccit zseaat fcaied twice, Ma bw
caiu beteg frriy 9 prepared to en
able tbesa tarscaois eatabie deziaga
k9Toyag.
Sincere ssns witbost wax and wa?
UstxbhAj appHtd to fsniltBxe made of
oCId wd, witb no cracks or knotbokf
ttiUd witb wax.
Erat was once a son. Screral dero-1
ttottal and s-.-rtnon writers peak of
"Abraham's brats" in tbe name reuse
wc would say Abraham's descendants.
Twfed, as a cloth name, aroe from a
mistake. Its name was twill, but in a
blotted invoice sent to a London mer
rbant tbe word looked like tweed, and
to this name came into tuti.
Clown formerly meant countryman,
ud a tbe fashion of painting or tattoo
ing tbe face lingered longer in tbe rural
dinrict than in tbe cities actors learned
to give amusement by painting their
faces and imitating tbe spoech of coun
aymen. St Louis Globe-Democrat.
THE TAILOR MADE GIRL.
3Ioire is likely to remain in favor for
months to come.
Some of the satin finished corrled sill
are like velvet to tbe touch.
Jltwt of the new leghorn hats are short
at the back of the brim or shaped to
have that effect by the milliner.
All shades of heliotrope, mauve and
violet are in high favor both here and
abroad, and French designs combine
oft gray with mauve, roe color and
yellow, with charming results.
There lias already been an extensive
style of chamois glove for general wear
with utility coftumrs. 'there include
gloves in white and natural colore, with
four largo buttons or mouwjnetaires in
six button length.
Merchants are Milling leagues of fancy
taffetas tliat have either hhot or chim-d
iMckgrouiubi; nbo lancj urali, shep
herd's check f ilks ami china, iwlia, p"r
xla, or by wlmtever other name theee
delicate Ksmirran "parent silks are
known.
SleevoleM black watered silk Eton
jackets are worn with skirts of block
ami white shepherd's check cilks and
over IjIoumi vait of white china silk,
with lxilt, collar and cuffs of black
uioira. Clairettex, fnrettas and other
rilk warp wools are also mnde up in this
new French fashion. New York Pout,
TURF PHILOSOPHY.
It will 1 found a good plan to change
your horwj stock from hay to gnus grad
ually. Do not let a moan uotor Msore a field
to denth. Hut often it is tho driver that
is tho iKxjr ticorer.
To conduct a trotting meeting ine
ceiwf ully rwjuires much liard work and
close attention to all details.
A great ntiittwiiiun ouee truly Mtid
that thu Imnt thing for the inside of n
man is tlio outside of a horMi.
When the new demand for horse
does spring up, tho Kip Van 'Winkles
will wuko up to tho foot that they have
slopt away n good opportunity.
Tho stories ahont thu mi morons mis
fort tint that hnvubufulleuthe mombors
of Oriu Hieknk'H stable uro regnrdwl by
many people u dust clouds intuiidinl to
blind tlu oytm of tho touts.
It cad less to keep geldings than it
does htallions. Tlwy crnum muoli hi
aiiiioyaiice and are more readily Kild at
paying prices. In uililitioii they gener
ally make b?tter rtu-o hoios mid ht't
longer.
Muly or dusty Imy is not Ut for
horMM. They may livo 011 it at tho tlmo,
but you will pay fi your folly in feeil
iug it by cautribtitiiig heavy horses to
tho bouuyard within a fow yearn.
Turf, Field and Farm.
RAILROAD TIES.
Tho Wagner Palace Car coniiwuy is
now operating in 111 htatiit uud turritc
rios. C. M. Stanton, fonmaly division su
perintendent of tho Ohio and Mixissip
pi, has been appointed general muuagtir
of tho Jacksonville, Iulsvillo and St.
Louis road.
E. W. Grtevi-s, at one time master
car builder of tho Haiti more nud Ohio,
has been appointed supuriutoiiduut of tho
car department of that road, with head
quarters in Ualtiuiom
An elwtrio rtiihvn-, 3d miles long,
to cot $i. 000, 0(H), and coitucctinj; !) i c
City and LvwUton, Ida., via White
IJlrtl, Littlo Suluion and the Woiser
valley, is iu contemplation.
Ouo of tho iieouliarlties of tho Vim
durhilt Hum is their keen coinpiiitloit
among theuuolviL This often lead
them into m hot ipiitrrel as thone bo
twoen auy other couipotlng lints.
Tests wtro rtxx'iitly moilo iu Japan of
tho hauling potent of American and
English locomotives. Tho result was iu
favor of American engines, and thoy
will bo given tho profereuco lu tho fu
ture.
Sse recast rea&s ei Fresdi
cbeacal expsieace hrre aitracsal
oewsiisabieatifatioa froea the fad
tfcz4fcgr JewBKfcis a tospsatK
bss bees oktaiJ Car lows- tfcaa
nttkeriA fcow mtmriy. tt de
rees C. bo-ir zezn w -M desxs
F. brr She svajamtoi. -waier.
This tp?ratre wa obtained, if
teems, by mrbz; a pcks & ooJd wrflf
aceordflar to a Hmpteand ortgiaal
plan. Ia tbe ftrU of tlfsw -wens
there was sa a nixtK-eof caxfeoic
aod aad solpwrow add sad bj their
erxporatioa a tenperatore was s&
erred of UOdegress C. bArw zero
In this coid wefl was thn immersed
a ccodeaser in wbirli. the vapors of a
EtiB more voteaJe lind, protoxide
of nitrogea, or eibjteae, -were am
(leased and tints reacted 130 degrees
bokrw zro. Is another weil S10 de
greea was marked aad agaiaSTSde
grees. Li the case of these last
named wells, nitrogen, carbonic; ox
ide, marsh gas aad atmospheric air
nnder prssore of 40 atiaosphsre?
were employed, aad the iiatcraroeati
witb wmcb measoretDent of tfae krw
er temperattireswere msde ccrasisted
of hydrogen thermometers gradnat
ed by comparison witb the sulphuric
ether instruments. It is thought
that the low temperatures obtained
by these experiments will lead to
tome new chemical combinatiOES of
an important character. New York
Bun.
fcltBlflMee of TW and "Ton."
It is a common mistake of Ameri
cans to think that tbe prefix "van"
before a Dutch name signifies nobili
ty. In the low countries that is, in
the kingdoms of the Netherlands and
of Belgium "van" has no particular
meaning. Nmies with van" are
apt to be read on shops as arell -s on
the doors of the most aristocratic
mansions. The humblest persons
have it as well as the most refined
On the other hand, a great number
of the very oldest families are witb
out it
In Germany "von" means noble
and all persons belonging to the no
bility have "von" before their fam
ily names without any exception.
Persons who do not belong to the no
Inbry cannot put "von" before their
names, as they have no right to do
fco and would be found out directly
if they assumed it and make them
pelves ridiculous. But in case of a
man being knighted for some reason
or other ho has the right to put
"von" before his family name. For
instance, when Alexander Humboldt
was knighted ho became Alexander
von Humboldt, and all his descend
ants, male and female, take tho pr
fix. Harrison's Magazine.
Boys Iron expreta waKons.from U.S.",
$1 50 and up, at Onburn's Racket store,
d It- wit
VandalU, IDlnola.
Ivy Poisoning
Eight Years of Suffering
Perfectly Cured by Hood's
Sarsaparllla.
"C I. Hood & Co., LowelL Mass.:
"Welme trlsj Hood's SarisiarllLaanJ
fliut It to be all you cUlra for It. 2Iy wlfa
was jioUoneit by Ivy when a young woman,
sail for debt years was troubled erery
HoocTsSrut Cures
season wlUi the breaUnc out and torrlblo
Itching auil burnUg. I Uiought hers was
as bad a case as wiyono cter had. Sho
was In this dlstrsslng condlUon eTery
year uuUl he began to take Hood's Sarsa
jiarilla, which bas eflMted a perfect cure,
w iuiout leaving any scars, and the has had
I No Sign of tho Poison Since.
filio is well sud hearty. I have taken
Hood's Sarsaiorllla alter the grip ilta
good results, and haro alio given It to our
four children. We are all pictures of per
fect health and owe It to Hood's Sarsapa
rllla." J. G 1'itLLMAX, Yaudalla, 1!L
Hood's Pills set easily, )t iTomptlj
sod 1 HI. Iriitly, ou U10 lit et and bowels.
MiiatuuniinnaauiniunnMmana
KEEP IT
coo
And It will Keep You Coel
Drtuk It tint you an thinly wbravtMt
rallaM broyvuuavrtutad. Wben
vr jou ftvl llii a tmJtblvin tempexkuc
drink wUI da ton (xi, eulak
MIRES'
Rootbeer
Aa&arVtf.mknlflVoa.KiUTrTwtf.
1 ww mm wwmM hmv sw ft ml b
Tfc. t b. U. litres C., i'klladclrhU. 6
"inrrimm r-rniiiiiisihiiii
IhS
Ttrt i ex catirrii la this fetk-a
pax teeetbr. si te bat ft-
ya was pfaed fc t lBrkB.
For arrest Baary yesrs docten pco-i
bw4 aJwssl Sfe; aad pre--ix4
xl itme&iAjaA by caznixxtt
lr (uKbt ls s -nh fecal trornsest.
pnoeiaswiK iBcanMe. Soeoee bss
proves caXtrrh to foer coastitetMOsJ
dirtiff asd thtstiac rewires eoestitn
tieeoJ Sreatsat. HiM Cstarrh Care,
cnsa&etcred fcy F J- CfeeseyACa,
TAed, Ohm. lb eery tocsiitu tiosxl
cere ea the mres. It is tatea later
aally is dcees frod M drofti to a tea
ipcnsfsL It es &wUy es tbe MocJ
ssd aBAsns tmritee o tbe syttm.
Tbey eSw est beodrtd dollars for say
caw t iUs to care. Mad for ciresisrs
-sad te-Uowouk AC4rtA.
r. J. CHEXKY & CO leitda, O.
V&SrM. sjy Dszosi, lot.
"Hfini'iiii' 'lii irrji-r'-rflj rrn"ithr
peossrs9hr t mm. rsj a celefcrirr te
nnUsnmtrx. Tasa ha jitd ai Laie-wciji't-io
4ty -pFienvss to ts lectxA
isaazsraaoB of Preddes: Qmixsd.
Bxi 3r. aad "Xn. Ckrefaad were wai
iag to pia: Ha fsTor I aksd. zsd tt
lasrse tnd 3jm Batfa -were accordisi
teatfer. I far job wal Sad the cane
s, Httle sasjsooss.' Xr. Ckveisaa saSd.
Tae -acr ae ia piwspUy, bet wita
ost Bath- She pa: her foot do;ra. a
sroraea -nill dxseUeies, zad dsclartd:
"Sbe sbsll se: hare her pictsre taten
today. If si tixjcid, 2r. Cleveland wfll
aerer li-re ia be iasaspcated.'" Tkst tei
tfcd it, for tke arfll of Bcth's ccstoduu)
was law ia that boafeisoid. Then I
taraed tollr. Ckrelaad aad asttdbia
to at for tae.
""Wefl," fee s&id ia Ms calm way, "you
pboifigrapiiers botber rae a great deal,
tod I do not are mcehaboct hariagzj
pictare taken."'
"Jjst me take yew staadm? in front of
your house. Pliably yoa may not care
jarticai&rly rw. tet W yean heaee
tfaee rsctures v.-fll recall pleasant days
and foenes."
The idea seemed to ftrike bun favor
ably. "You raay get tseia all :-5gethr for
sse Eome day," he repKed. And bit re
quest vras granted. G. Pach ia Xew
York Herald.
Economic.
There is a hrakensan on one of the
northern railroads who sbovrs certain
evidence of an ecorxnaical irrtinct.
When tbe condactnr paU his hul in at
one end of the car and call-, "Sozser
rille, the brakeman reptifj from the
opposite door, "Same here." Boston
Transcript,
Tnrkry'i formidable Cans.
In 147S ilohamined II, in forming
the siege of bcutari in Albania, em
ployed 14 heavy bombards, the light
est of wbifh threw a stone shot of
370 pounds weight, two sent shots oi
500 pounds, one of 7M pounds, two
of 850 paun'ii one of 1.200 pounds
five of 1,500 and one of tho en arm on?
weight of J. W0 pounds, enormous
even in these days, for the only guns
whose shots exceed the heaviest of
these are our M) ton guns, throwing
a 1,700 pound projectile, our 100 ton,
throwing one of 2,000 pounds, and
the 110 ton, throwing an 1,600 pound
shot with a high velocity.
The stone shot of Mohammed's
guns varied between 20 and 32 inches
in diameter, about the height of a din
ing table; 2,531 of them fired on this
occasion weighing, according to a
calculation of General Lefroy'e, about
1,000 tons and were cut out of tho
solid rock on the spot. Assuming 24
inches as tho average diameter of
tho shot fired at tho siege, the total
area of tho surface dressed was near
ly 32,000 square feet. At this siege
tho weight of the powder fired is es
timated by General Lefroy to have
been 250 tons. At the siego of Rhode
in 1450 Melummed caused ICbasilisk
or doublo cannon to 1k cast on the
Iot, throwing balls 2 to 3 feet in di
amoter. Chamlieni' Journal
Kidney Trouble.
Some most exerud-ti 32 pain corner
from derangement of th kidneys.
rtiN U the twtUnnny Senator tienry
C. Nelson, of New York as to the value
of Allcock's Porous Plasters In such
cafe:
"On the 27th of February. ISSU was
taken with a violent pln in tbe region
of tbe kidneys. I suilered euch agony
that I could hardly stand up. As soon
its iww9ltle I applied two Allcock's Por
ous Piaster, one over each kidney, and
laid down. In an uour. to my surprise
and delight, the pain had vanished and
1 was well. I wore the plasters for a
day or two as a precaution, and then
removed ttiem. 1 nave been using
Allcock's Porous Platers in my family
for tho last ten years, and (mve always
found them tbe quickest and best rem.
edy for colds, strains and rheumatic
ullectlons. From my experience I be
lieve tliey are llie best plasters in wit
world."
Urandrelh's P.lls tone up the system.
The New Spring Hats
Are all adorned with rose. The
roces ou your cheek? can be retained by
usliiff Park's Tea. It clears tbe blood
of iiupuretles. moves the bowels every
; ilav and gives health and strength to
trie user,
bold by Capital Drugstore.
To Investors in Street Improvement
Bonds,
fckwled proposals will bo received by
the recorder of the city ol 8alem,Marion
county, state of Oregon up to and in
cluding the 3d day of July, A. D. 1S94,
for the sale or 5S32.48 Btte street
improvement bonds, and 1371.10 Oak
street Improvement bonds, said bonds
betug Issued In accordance with the
provisions of section 63 of the city
charter.
Ily order of the oot'.mon coOncil of
the city or fialem, June 5, 1691. Ed N.
Edee, recorder.
TODAY'S 2LAXKETS.
Prices Csrrest by Telsgraph Local
?rja Portiaxd Quotations.
Sajlem. Jase 13, 4 p. nu Office
Dajxt Capitai. Journal Qooto
tfees tor day asdep to boor f ge8g to
pees were a fottoa-:
SAUJEPBOtHfCEMaRKKr.
ECTTHKB STOCK.
Ves dres-el 4cts
Hotr dresd4.
XJrecaUJe 1J.
Sfeeep Sve l-50Ji.
M1LX,PBIC1S.
Siiem 2IBhDg Ce. qwt: Floor
in vboteale lot J2.L Ketall J2.76.
Bjtu Sli balk, ?15 sacked. Shorts 16
(5 17 Chop fnd 115 asd 116.
WHEAT.
3S eeats per busaeL
MAV AXD ORAIX.
Ha v Baled, new iS tol; old f 10 to
li Vlld ia balk, f6 to S.
FABX FKOnTJCTS.
Wool Best, &fe8jC
Hops email sale, 14 to 16c
s2s Caab. 12c
Battor Beat dairy, le; fancy
creamery, ISc.
Chetse If) to 15 eta.
Farm f-moSed meat Bacon 10;
Lams, lCr; hooWer4,S.
Potato HiS5c
Onioos 3 cenia.
Beeswax 34c Caraway d, ISc
vniese3ed,6c. Giniene, $L40.
LIVE POrJLTBT.
Poo.try Hens, 5Ac; roo-tere,4-3c;
ut, 8; Young chickecs 12c.
POBTLAXD QUOTATIONS.
Grata. Feed, etc
Floor Portland, i55; Walla Walla
J2W; graham, J2.40; superfine, fi23
per uaiTeL
Oats White, 3S40c: grey, S63Sc,
rolled, in bags, t3.7oi6.W; barrels,
$6.2o; Cisea. ?3 75.
Hay Best, f 1012 per ton.
Wool valley, lllMlc
MillstonV-Bran, 161S; shorts, tl6
1S; groond Ixwley, taj; chop fed,
$15 per ton; whole feed, barley, $17 per
too; middlings, V3ig-JS per ton;
Ciicten wneat. &5S1.UJ percental.
Hops IMS. 12J to 13i.
Hides green, raited, 60 lbs. 31c. do-A:T&in.tiUi.i-t
ebeep kxa, 1060c
DAIRY FiWJDCCE.
Butter Oregon fancy creamery,17J
3c; fancv dairy, 1-S16c; fair to good,
Ifel2 c
Ctiee loong Amencsn, Y2bc
pet pound; fjauioruia II (11'; awiss
imp., 30,32c; Dota., lSfel&o.
EtrKS" Orecon, 15c Xvt auzea.
PoJltry cbicfeeuu, old, 4J per doz
en; h rollers, large, t36H i; duck.
Z3,$i;zei,l6q.lS; turkeys, hve,S10.
dr-s-eI 1 ft 12c.
Beef Topeteers, 2i.2c per lb; fair
to gtxl steers, 'Xal jc; cows, lt2e;
dreseea Deer. -iwic.
Mutton Best sheep, 12.23; choice
ees, $2.
Kog- Choice, heavy, f4; lis;bl and
feeden", 13 7-; 'lre-ed, J.5c per lb.
Veal small, fcoice, 5c; large, 34c
per pound.
SAN' FBANXISCO MAKKET.
Woel: Oregon Extern cboice, S
10c; do inferior, o(S,6i; do valley, log)
13c
Hops 13.14c.
Potatoes Sf-w &,rly Rose, 60fl;
new reerit-, .jO(o,,oo percental.
Oats Millios.tl SXgl 30.
Casie From Queen Lib
Demr Gribaci- One more boon I crave,
I lrat In yo jr affection
Tli t o. o .i tier Dole, the Knave,
rpot dowi. i-.arr.ctkn;
T . not -n j- ero n. but uie to torn,
I xrl.eln tesp dtjectlon,
A diOBMC-ajcIujUilU.v
Ofrtirt'. Tea or my complexion.
ntLTSHAH'i ASiWIK TO QUEEN LIL.
Woen I receive: oarCabl' g-am
1 tbxisbt I tare would faiut
V r ibough I often u 1'arfs Tea
ru not tor T' nr compIMnu
I feared that II r. G. v old think
w roiig -oQt oar connection
TI i oo ne- dre?tr there 1 t-aw
lrV Tea tor her eoiup exlon.
Sold by Capital Drug Store.
CARTERS
ITTLE
IVER
PILLS.
CURE
Bick Headache and reUera all the trouble Inci
dent to a bilioui state or the ijstem. inch as
Piainesv Nausea. Urowsinesa. Dutresa after
eating. Pain In the Side. Ac. While their most
remarkable success has been shown in curing;
SICK
Headache, vet Cima's Lrmjt Uvra Pnxa
are equallj- valuable in Constipation, cunne
aad preventing this annoying complaint, whlto
thijr also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate, the liver and regulate the bowels.
Even U they only cured
HEAD
-ene they would be almost priceless to those
who suffer from this distressing cemplaint:
Lut fortunately their goodness does not end
Sf .? ihfZ? w,ho.?"1 "y lnem 'u And
these IrtUe pills valuable in so many wars that
they will not be willing to do without thn.
Hut after all sick head
ACHE
U As SLK It.u .! a
U tho bana of so many Urea that hew Is where
r ;a Rrra OOOBW
mtr aa wiiciO
Our pUhcure it
wnue oizmts ao uot.
HV va 1 MU UV.
C?AstTstKH Tj ! II W f ! ! .u.
and very easy to uke. One or two pills make
tJ Tber " tricUr vegetable and do
roue action
at & rentH.
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" i,jiia ca., sn Tat
SaaBE MDm MPwt,
JI?V
TO LOAN :-:
On farm land securitr. Bpeclal rates on
largo Uans. lnscobJldtre4vrlthouvdUy
Hamilton & Moir.
MDfwtf
Room 8, BnU Bank Uulldlng.
K. U. WKSTAt'DTl,
LIVERY, BOARDING AND FEED STABLE
HAY, OATS and STRAW
SOLD and DELIVERED. .
62 Frry etrvf t, west of Poet Office.
BALKM, - . . . OaEGOX
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THIS ofler is made to you alone
"We present below the most
clubs of the best selling newspaper pnntea on tne uoast.
Tie Great One Cent Daily.
Tie Daily CAPITAL JOURNAL
Tie Peoples' Paper of Oregon
EVERYBODY WANTS IT. EVERYBODY
WILL TAKE IT.
Only 83.00 a. year.
months. $1.00
&-No naners sent alter time ia
YOU. Yon are the man. If we cannot get you to act, band this to
someone wbo wants one of these grand premiums for simply getting up a cljb
Almost Bnyone will take this paper upon merely seeing it. It sells itself. It it
so cheap no one can afford not to have it. It suita readers in city and country
of all claases and parties.
An Oregon Newspaper California news does not
suit you Eastern papers will not answer This is
distinctively the Oregon Newspaper entirely cover
ing Oregon -interests.
List of Grand
Cliina. Set Free,
For a club of twentyflve yearly subscriber", a set of decorated Havllatx)
china, 129 pieces, sold usually at $75 to $100. from Damon Bros,, Salem
collectiou.of fine chinaware, marked down to f67.
Silver Cutlery
For a club of three vearlv
silver plated knives and forks, 6 of
$25 Suit Free.
For a club of eight subscribers the beat ?25.O0 suit of clothes in thestore ot
A. S. Brasfield & Co.. isalem. your own selection.
Steel Plow Free.
For a club of eight subscribers
ing plow, the beat of iu kind, from
bilver bpoons
f Or & rftlh nf trn VWirlw QllHctrlhov-a a Hnnan 1a.. Tl.nn j I
silver plated tea spoons, from Damon Bros., worth H.00.
Organette Free.
For a club of eight yearly subscribers a
wood organette from J. G. Wricht. worth S25.
Sewing Machine Free,
For a club of fifteen subscribers, a Climax high arm, 4-drawer, oaS
carved sewing machine, warranted, from Geo. C. Will, Salem, worth
Slo Suit Free,
For a club of five yearly subscribers a $15 suit of clothes from the store ot
It. . Johnson & Sou.
$10 Suit Free
For a club of four yearly subscribers a $10 suit of clothes from the store
G. V- Jonson & Son.
Silk: Hat Free.
m?L u tw, y!arl 8U!ber8 one ofour best Bilk HaU from C. H
Meusdorfler, Portland. Retails for $6.00.
n h r0flbreoyp.!lrlyJ8Ubscrib-r8 one finest imported silk hat froit
U H. Meusdorfler, Portland, retails at $10.00.
Steam Washer Free
Bto wih'wShSor? 8UUc,ibeIa 0De -f'J- B- Brown's Fountain
Welch Clock Free.
furc'Ise,C$15b.0f fle yebrly8ub3Cri one Eight Day Welch Clock, beauti-
Scholarship Free.
nerolle! fei?mye?f,y 8ubribe". Scholarship in Capital fiual.
Worth S' ' ( comDlete business course) gcd for two years.
Silver Watch Free
MSnjSlSffi, 'hlb cl- 8-r watch, from W. W
Furniture Set1 Free
BtS'-drSSr Snd-Jutnd 8U0ribers 'a solid oak, carved bed roon? set, bed
Worth fSoa"' A B Bureu & ton, furniture dealers, skleni.
Cool-c Stove Free.
bemaVonpS alargelsize, No. 8 cooking stove,
Salem, worth $2o! C1' from Perry & .' atoveand plow works,
S??1.. Watch
ror a clnh nf in ,....i.. ... ,.
case, from W. V Martin..? Ti
retail prlce-f3fl 1 6d i f balem'
Shot Gun Free.
For a cluh nf u.Th, .nk...'iL..
gauge shot gun, twslt baKei, .h0Ile
and mounUngs wXut stcL n
o , . , WK8 CT cansbury, Salem, wort
Silyerine Watch v
etteri'froS VTmS De fil.,verine wl. Btem-winde
made, retails at $o.00. D' balem" ,vea as good service as the
Fora l rees tree,
Allnnuiof'BSSntif lP, m ItaUan prune trees from the
Foraamnp..Y.,?w"e &
Airenift u-f i i u - ; r -
a - wvw -ij urBwinrn hAHAi.
they please, for Instance. Instead nfrtfi
"woiob, oral) tor three months. fh
celptof the names and money Bend
.
lne above uremiti mn nM ..n
retail nrice. and , n. "?. 1
ror same 600 Earl v CmwrnrA Z..",oou wo"" &
best business m7n , mZ aealers who amonff our
selves ' IQ VeD' that aSets may satisfy them-
HOFER
In your community- Will yon Act?
valuable list of premiums foj
S1.50 for six
for four months.
out for which it is ordered.-ISj
Premiums:
Free.
subscribers, a set of Roper Sroa. best
each, from Damon Bros., worth ?6.00.
a steel beam, steel Gale steel
Gray Bros., Salem, worth $25.00.
walk
Free.
first c'ass German Re
Free.
-..
Sa? Iad,es Sold watch, Waltham B(
the beBt mado stem winder and sett
OSS
ter;
. .
1,htid: English 'double barrel 12
31 ?, ad to .RTed lock
winder and
Lwt
Mori
co.
15?? Bbartptjops among
as many s
J' yer' lDey Bod 10 for "x
fff?,"13 a toT "l."1
wuw u umu until.
i. n, . .
Vna. nae, quoted at regular
BROS, Publishers,
BALEM.IOREGO'.