Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, February 13, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textna WE CAPITAL JODRML tDAILT AKD WKEKLY.) Tf'H rirrv" i im. T" '-1 " BV HOP1SR BROTHER8, "'WEDNESDAY, FEB. 13, 163. 1.LX 11.-1 I11- - ua ""l1"1""-"" - LYING TOE DOLFH. Mf.Dalph' organ In thUdtybaa Ut new, in positive frm of an editor Isl annoancernent, that ibe ntlDolph Jlepublte&tu "entered caacoiMon fIX erenlng wltb the Populist nieni berawitba view to eelectiOK a candi date for United BUtea wnator vrM would be pleaniost trttbe latter, etc." Tbls lie, made of whole clotb, which la lander on thirty good Republican, la repeated over and over In various forms to deceive thoae ounlde of Halem and to create prejudice witbln tbe party agalnit tbe oourws if thaoptio nenta of Mr. Doljili. It la a slander on tbe I'opuliat who have m far uMeri In perfect good faith, in opsonin itif can didate of tbe corporations awl lrut. Bat Ha and slander It In and nothing else. No ucb meeting wan bent. No aucn meeting of any WoI bai ever aeew held by tbe thirty itepubitcaus, for any political puriwuw whatever, at walch au0Hf) hut Itepuuilcan baa been present. This lie Im for tbo aarno purpose as that other lie, tbat ba Iwen told over and over again, to Intellect 1 that tbe atill-Dolph n.eu mild not agree on any man, anil weie lmp.y working l prevent n election of any one to succeed Mr. Dolpb. Tup fact U, and we know whereof wa apeak, and can olaltu to be tbe blred Har of no aspirant for any office, tbat tbe thirty autl-Doipb uieu have at all times been ready to vote for Wil liams, Lord, Fultoo, Tongue, Her mann, Klncald, Lowell, or any Repub lican, competent to fill tbe place and standing squarely on tbe Republican platform, not as Interpreted by drover Cleveland and Harvey Hoott, but In tbe Interest of tbe people of this state. The Dolpb organs will make noth ing by lying about Republicans and slandering tnon In other parties. They will only unite and drive men, who aanut be driven to betray tbe people f Oregon, Into firmer opposition to the eld machine and Hi candidate and that opposition Is ono tbat today can al liter be lied, bullied nnrslatidered from Ita purpose, U l1 'I The defeat of Doliib will bo the hardest blow struck Wall stri't In thirty years. The election of a mun wliwts sympttliloM are with tbe people would Im a still greater victory for the wltols United Htatea. e - , Kl-Hemlsry ofHIato Mullrldo ha his reiwrl for lite it two years rout- pleled ami print!. It Is a very onm pkU and lawfully preared publlo document, rollH'tlug great uitxlit uKn the retlrltiK MflUlal's ability. aiiimK.iii'iiivu'iii'iiii'iwi"pjt Tbe lUipublliiaiis In ivmifrta kavs a great Mg round of apjdsuw wlmi lite aewly-filwlw! Hetialnr WIIjii, of Wwlii)tii, arrived w ytU'dy Tltat would a sin Oregon, hewui WJIwn U a ff s Hwr idsij. pK3pWW TUMalt 'ull giving UmH tofH VslUftbW HMUiliiMnMjuviiDa) JalU, vf surviy II sboul) dwvule Jw jtt u TlIX HMHMal. Jmsm ' 'Dm, 1YJMHI Wm Mil trllJllil ynr j oyf a Jiaj jJ)M (tU uMt ant) (bstt wjl lw Mufti Uu)9intMu4l. 'Jim lwJ lo It ) lutM will) mw4 ftJWtibw im wid uwh Aum (lit? IM i9 tHh4 IM )4tJ t ' llj ijt jaijivad miiimriwlau, MftipiMiiisjiuiwijiLiiwaiiiia' lutfvtti I) v, vimmfit 4l l $f fer MWl tSHflM!i )IW twmmmmmm Mti$$tt9 aiiim; m itf mif turn riaawiiptt'ittiiiiiit'Wfi' HWWtf'J) IW wWi i A w al w & ! w Broken Fledges. "Tbe present eeetlon of tbe legltUtare has only ft few more days to exist, and ao far It bas done little or nothing. Last J one, Jn every part of tbe rtste an eco nomical administration was demanded, and it was expected tbat tbe mem bera of the legislature tben elected would not be remiss In tbe performance of tbeir duties. Times Trere bard, taxes were burdensome, buelnres was doll and products were worth lilt'e In tbe market, and these facta empbaslwd tbe Importance of retrenchment In every department of public alTalrs. There wereext" expenses Incurred by tbe employment of a large number of clerks, who practically received pr diem for doing nothing. This drain rn tie treasury of tbe stateIt was ex pected, would be stopped. But tbn ex potallon baa not been realized.and In stead of a reduct'on ibu number bsa been Incieased. There were useless commissions blch have been adding tboueands of dollars to tbe burden of t txatlon every yeir, and tl ere was an urgent demand tbat Ibey b abolished. Nothing bas been done m this regard, and tbo wishes of tbe people bave been trampled under foot by those who they elected to represent them. Of course bills bave been presented t) rid tbe state of these puratltes on its treasury; but tbe deadlock on tbe senatorial ques tion bas blocked tbe wheels ot leg islation, and valuable time to tbe tax payers is pausing without anything nelng done. Tbo legls attire has "1 Republican members and tbo opposition only id In I'Otb branches. They were n'ected by Ibe large-it majority evr given to a ticket iu tbe history of ibe state and t bey will be held responsible for every thing done and everything leit un done. This Is right and every legis lator should realize the responsibility tbat nsU upon him. It la not the lime at this setslontj do id lock tbe legislature Lecaute the majority art unwilling to prove unfaithful to their constituents and to tbo best Interests of tbe state and nation by supporting a candldatolu favor of uullmltod coin age. Every Republican member should consider himself in duty bound to re deem the promises made by the party In the cauvaw last June, so that It might bave a fair standing wltb citi zens In future campaigns But from present indications tbo party will fight In battles hereafter, haudlcuped by tbo perfidy ot Republicans In 1805. It Is almost Impossible at this date to re deem the promises made regarding economy, and tbo overwhelming vic tory may be the cause of defeats In the future." The Dalles Times Moun taineer, A. Principle Involved. Tbo opponents of Mr. Dolpb are lighting for a principle. They cannot give up. They are standing out, not as 'factIonlsts" or "bolters," but for the people of this state, this coast, the West, and tbe country, Tbe principle Involved Is Imineasur able ami must Important, Kariuem have seen their proiwrty depreciated one-half; nearly all oI&smm of laborers have seeti their wage cut down from oiittfouith to out-half; and now they are beginning to understand why It l so. '1 lie ineu at Haletii who are opting Mr. Dolpb are lighting for the rights and llberllt-s of Hie common jHwple of this whole country. Tlit, unier all r in nt administrations, have been turn ednvor. Almost without proM, to yudicApj of New York bankers, who arn agt ills of KurojHAb usurers, How long will lbs Amvrlutii opl viiduiv IhUr Tlis whole subjsot esii be itaM Im a fsw seillsiiou. Itiiglatid bw sgsuU In Wall strivl, and they csmlitrf but national iliisiiuos. Th goJ4 urgaus Admit (br is (ijUl, IbvfH Is Hilly una Mulluu ut II Iluounotbtf met by bunowlug gld and irMts-sglug ihlt Bwuinry iw iu r. Tli( Iiai lwi IMhI and rJ. It hiii only N MvH by gtvlug (l lpJs tbe IJHJlMty uf lb sw44(4lwUW. Tbl WIU Wl Ibe 0fdlsi) km H trill nsy uur Au& H Mtu im MWUy In wwr Uei'y. JU mWf b mswIMi tbe wry "smi3w " Ji wtll d wbsl, If itutsiblf. Is )MIf wl $mUl UiM All iUm H m w( Ihr (ml Mk4bj uf lb tKiHU bHf Cl)lNlbrMVtlMid, b M ha. mat, u tit jvau44ui t&4 mn ut m bttwiti law INtlUsM) Hum UUfsW. Itm4mt sUtMMK 6m stsiuia ijJ m W m nlssei o im mmii i amit&ar Ut lb ttJl 4jHH tm MWMsl Im fc bmi u vM$t im t 'fi iMfify' Ww9 ljpMil wtytsw fvij9 rNsW sUtil hi Aim nfiinlisii n it ul au..,. gss ib m bHh) u m CMpVKSnr IP mmimMmmtMmmii IW, urn f Ma9 f iwhisrt. 4 Hm ss Jnimb, mmI t svp sMststi tt tH4sM Httsa ifiUM LiaSU isV LliM aUaABskJ -oiia Ws4i MMsbVCI ijiniT'iwjawii LjLZi a- ill i scstii nsi w wmii m w miimm- us pWwswwsa ar"iT LAT3 NEW3 ITEMS. Oreenrille Is to bave a new creamery. Eugene ts clsmoring for a new court boose. Baker City Is shipping many irattl" J to Seattle. Diphtheria is quite prevalent at For est Grove, George Payne, tbe man who upset tbe death-laden Israp at- Silver .Lake, was so badly burned that tbe flb has fallen oft bis back leaving putt of his backbone and three of bis ril exposed. W. W. Maatersou of Cottage (Jrove, hsa brought suit against tbe K, P. R. R. for VJO00 for not stopping the train at Henderson station, compelling him to jamp oil, which caused him lojunes. Judge Bbattuck of Portland, bas de cided tbtt where a jury serves all night they are entitled to twoda' payor $4. This Is a decision that wilt eilecttbe whole state It Is on tbe rlccllou tbat one legal day is only twelve hours. Warm Spring Johnny, who served several years in tbe penitentiary from Line county for atteniptlni: to rob tbe county treasurer's cafe. ii fii-w enndf- dalo for guard of Hint In.titutton uud?r ibe new auminifitHtiou. A Common Sense Housekeeper. No one is better qualified to speak in regard to what Is nee Cut in lamily lite limn Marlon Hnrlnint, In her popular and va liable bxk,"E,f',DjUiriilern or Comm in HeiiH for Maid, Wife and Mother." on mgei lo3 and 44', nbe says: "For acblug back should it lie tdow in recovering Km uornml ntreugtb an AtiXX)t'K'8 I'oiuiuk I'bAHTKK Is an ex cellent comforter ciinlitiiiiig the sensa tion of tbestisUiueil pretxutunf a strong warm hand with certain tonic qualities developed In the wearing, it should be kept over the seat of uneasiness for several days in obstinate cases, for perhaps a fortnight. "For pain In the back wear an All cock's I'ohouh i'l.ASTKit constantly, renewing as it wears oil. This is an Invaluable support when tbe weight on tbe small of the back becomes luces satit." Branduetu'8 Pima are safe to take bt any time. "lauk Ilomlle." Tho tuno of 'Ynnl.eo Doodlo" has had seven or eight tmitises written upon it in the luBt CO j ears, agcribing it to vari ous dates and onginn, ovou back to The Nethorlunds and ;iie du m of Cromwell and tbe Giarl". Dr. Oeorge Grove of London, author of the "Dictionary of MuhIc und M'imici ins.' bus investigated thoroughly the .inoiw inuxical libruries and the Uri tilth mnseuin iu England, (lulling uo tracos of it whatever, thus ex ploding all the mystical, traditional and Hpochryplml accounts ilicrmf. But "Yaukwi Dixfdle" had an origin and has a history. It was written by Dr. Itlchnrd ikhuchburg, whose com mission dates 17!)7, in tho French and Indian war of 1735 under Oenerul Jef frey Amherst and was inteudtxl as a "take uft" on tho "rag, tag and bobtuil" recruits of the colonlos that camo Into the army. It "took" so well, however, that tho Americans have ever adopted it and would not part with it for anything The first words, Kallitr sod I ntut ildHa to ciu, were In the Boston Journul Iu J7(W, and the fint record of the tune Is iu Arnold' "Two to One," J760, so that "Yankee Doodle," although written by a llritbh surgvoii, Is really Auisrisau. Boston Truusurlpt, Kcvuuuif In fuul Vr, Tito uealiKt and must eeoneiiileul p stbls foot wwr Is a low nut slMieof s spwtul patuirto to Imi wr with gaiters to laaUb mu disss '1u sty of foot alotlriag has many a4MUws. The low stios Is aaatly aired, uud Umi twusr aots Will latalH lbs utturs uf ttnf fst with U iisatesl uf mttuui U mi iirtmrif uitmi, wjMilly wUa unaMMlks iwwuh Tb gallsr braals Uw sp)wissit stasuf a laiy (ml ml fum a vary altrauuve tWtsii wbsH laulubsd to tstwtM- NktrU iHbbtHg Urn tiat 4 high lM mA wlU vasrf UwstwM MbiU UwUnm ml immto l pti t4i HuH Umus. itfMM lis iLr U4t aaii be ulisAyl a sumn m 4ssVsi mi wub its un buut Umt it au sw (mhIIbW fur dsfaajiii mm -u .4 4f Ua ut 4fss JsaiMatt Mill. at .lUy lis M IW kaM) l4 Mm lUi iUUttff HsmH a Ui,.itt i t-w par smsii ym4 ! A UsiaisltuMi) Urn im immd aJf u... smUitf tiMsf mummd by w - tt Hnm tmtm s-bmhsu mb 1 . . ii " "" isl as lseMMSBl (.. LM ktM alsst Urn aVe4 hmimI IW tgtf. tyy-J l41. , . Udm, WIttA utJ Um .. tBSMMl (! SB atalMUlf iJbht PMttf H,iim' u m, is i,, if ;, bmi AWlMM aV IMASS U aotMMAMl liawiio tuMiM lAtaM 1mm toMAsssI mi Liii. t.- u- '"' """ " ' ! mtf m.1. JTT j2Zm.i ..'TJalLl.-ZLTtt. z i - . fia. ,. " MnisMP f. rxtrttaas art - . t ta tss? i ; ;.'j JJiuitimT h Jfaf 2LS jrW I WFWrC"JI 2 fssissssssnsssia MssssslisssssssiissssssssW Bissssssssssssssl i ISa. mtlL if T- " (Wtssssssl assHSSimBSiVB iMsiSsa. mMAI m jm i U.4flb ,B, tEflmJL. . u. I a f vi - faun - ' .,-'. a.uLL. tmj i.tj.. j-j I'lisR urn U&5 laJw WlSSu a3 MfFW KilR Jttdtk $lssWflf Ifw f He Loo Uk Mortrr- A Washington pkyW . loz pecnlUr experkoce to a Sur reperter: whom I bad perf.-ra.ed a critleai .urg,cl operatic I:aV? W .-flrer f-om lb A-. In feft. It w to-.cb and P. w t I could not Uke a tmnuie. tWep- Atxut 5 a, .m. 1 BJt a j ndsUrtedfor b. w extended that U never occorrttl to rae M tfctakot myap- PTbeChore car I boarded quickly filled up with laborer n tbeir way to worfc. Tlioucb very lPr. I f0"? a prUd to notice that several of theneyeo iaerfrangely. ThowoftheniwUo sat down cur me quietly moved axvay. and one man who took a tent next to me-I was In one of the front eornera-looked at e, KOtup hastily. aod bHd on to tbe rtrap. nobody ele took tbe vaeaut place, though the ve hicle by that time wMcrouueii "Not being used to being regarded as a panah, I was oooilderably pauled. I ob served the facet of two or three men wnc rat opposite to me, ami I thfaigbt that they gazed at me with an expression of horror and dluU What could it raeunr I began to feel alarmed. "Juttlien I chaocid to look down at one of my cuff. It was saturated with blood. Tbe oiber cull 1 noticed for the first time wa bloody also. My trousers were spotted witli blood, and thtre were frehtamof it oi my coat sleeves. My nxiey lxut tlie iUient mid subsequeut exhaustion had prientod me from tninL ing of the mutter, and I had not done more than wasii my bands before starting for home. Unshaven as I was and wearing an old liat, I must have looked rather tons''. Ni.m word was said as I got off the air and made a sprint for my house. Kiwi to get bock safe, and to remove tbe mice of imagined crime from my pcrxju. A tfeinltlre Conieleuee. President and Receiver John King of the Erie rudroad wan recently astonished by re celvlu J tho following letter from a man la the st jte of Washingten: Dcin Sin Some 1 years go, 1 believe, I tol , rlJo oer jour roid from to .a distance of 17 miles und kick. I rode up in th night on tbe cowcatcher, sad finding I u on the wrong road I told the engineer, and h took me back in tho engine cab. I do not know of ever tte&linic but two rides on tbe railroad In ror life. One account I har tcttled. I send yon poetofflce money order for $3.i5, which, I trust, will settle principal and Interest, even If the fare were then 6 cents per mile. t I have repented of my tin and desire forgive ness from God and man. ilespectfolly jours, llev. The Erie people are encouraged to think that, if many stolen rides are paid for so handsomely, the road will soon be taken out of the hands of the receivers. Who He Was. Dr. Meredith, u popular and well known clergyman of Brooklyn, in a re cent address to his Sunday school, urged tho children to speak to him whenever they mot him. "I may not always recognize you," hs said, "but you all know me, and I want you to spoak to mo." Not Inng afterward a small bo- nccoiitoa mm on tne street with: "How do you do, Dr. Meredith?' Tho doctor stopied at once und replied cordially and then asked: "And who are you, sirT "Oh, I'm one of four little lambs," was the uuexiMHited and oilhand remark as the youngster wiuutcred on, Brook, lyn Eagle, . A rteiuvrktflila I'uuit 1 or Arllun. From a ivmnrknblo caeo ln-unl In tho OImu miiuU dubt court tbo other day I gathur that u lxilmf In witoh cruft is still iiiuronr otn jiroviilunt in Uio highlands. Onuilniryiiiuimaiiiod Cumpliell hiuxl nnothor nniiiixl Black (or ilumugos which ho allogwl he hud stiHtMintsl in Ins cjjuructni' ami ropu Intiuii iu ciiiKiiiiro of tho ilofomi er Imving usnrtl Ihut ' Im hwl un ovll nyo." and that with thu vvluktd organ ho hud injuiml two wwi by 'iisitung" mid "fulling" thorn J am glad u any that thu Kootoh law iUmni not riHMigiilyj) this uuiim of no tion awl Hi it sliiiHff iltMiiiawsl thu eaao Ai thuiu no iwhools In UUin rtXit wit siiiiJi ditiiao ipiMmmeol -1jndoM Tmth- bMlfclilv hi I fMfwttU. A" ' b.4 ..j,i Mtselirsoe lAKskM la Aifis i Ukisrils Untu ut uitui, ii ui iii.i ltd. (n-iii aiul IUw Id I7fihlou(kJ -rctat ' -if.fiiiwas It,... a,,. J,j i"H W S l'Mlw,l,f )::. MK4iH, mm tM. - :l i mo nioit saadT H.U. ItM 1 .. b. .. iw IVIH j yr. W J IsssssssssssssssssssssssssF I . , . . ., , lr ",fc mm Tr ' " f" W HH llsBfltsUJ llaL. lu.,J il..u ... II. .. . 1, ' - t-Mf$t UMW mv ttd saw kttk Wmmf OmsMbm trn m fc tfclii i7 7 ' '' t'u labif isvr ssaAstVtTidw H -- ! n 11 W IwUUCI & v W Jfrs. IT. 3L Storer Versailles. Ma Like Morning Dew Hood's Sarsaparilla Freshens, Strengthens and Cures Heart Palpitation -Distress -That Tired Feeling. I am glad to state that Hood's Sarsapa rllla has done me lots of good. I was sub ject to cramps In the stonsth, Bver com plaint. Indigestion, palpitation ot the heart, and that tired feeling. Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved me wonderfully, and now when I leel the least uneashies I reortto Hood's KirsajarUU.and It araays l"e Imme diate relief. I could notdo without It, and several of my nelthbors have u.ed it upon my recommendation and found it An Excellent Medicine, doing them good alter all other medicines failed. I am also highly pleased with the effects of Hood's Pills. As morning dew Hood'spsCures refreshes withered grass, so Hood's Sar saparilla and Pills refresh the human body of Uls and pMns." IUiibiet M.8T0VXB, Versailles, Missouri. Get HOOD'S. Hood's Pills are hand made, and per fect In proportion and appearance. 25c. CONSERVATOHY OF MUSIC Willamette I nivemtv! Tbemotoomp'eV'.u.' b if,u'prd mus'.s school on tliiorta ,1 uxil. University Undard. Latest methods ard borough work Ulolo m itlven on rrnp'etloa oi niiifse. Klrt ter ji bilne iiuoer U, IMI. ; t. a tvtv ja bit ,. .. Jf.LUKIX HORSii SHOEING Rbopo'i Cliemek. la lrr,it Kr. lei's lurntture slnre. Hpn m a vii n to InlerrwrlneHnrt hnfwswlt ' ' -Ut GfUTWIN 111! Church (., Third door toutli of tbe ii. K. Ctiurcb. -A niWr,AHM HOUHi: JIN KVKHY KESI'KOT. Uembervof IbelixitUtur will find this a very convenient phte to stay, being near lo town ar? lh cupllal butldlug. ilATKl. II to ttM A i)Y. A GOOD TRADE, The undenlxntd will lrd drain III of any iMlurliayorutu.and wlllaflnw iiUn ih imitti nrfw for skiiie. CWtl trir. J.K.UlIU'ltY. .1 mun IWllw-wit r.i,Of. NEW MARKET, botinuM mil iW uriii uj Mlnt fHM1, ad VerUM ll 1 k uiMlMMat4 aew raw a 4iiy jm UOKKV TO LOAN x Himllton & Molr, mm ma. HUH I Ufll 14V MM JLJLLm' ... rtirvTfMhjtfjbti PQIt CSOTB. JssssssH ssssH . - B MafiitiJ I &...J..1.. . l,.,. :"" -'- "ihih nozzoHi's I OWOEIi. hi M.BajMt-a-.K. t . H PQZZQHVa sa t-ertfrsirirL, r t mm mum. i H PHMKHIIHIII'll. INDKf'HNOBNCIJ & MONMOimi Uvif.Mf 1 avwir. CLUB STABLKS: 'v. Ii i --1.--0. UI, ..yi.hnM. I'.ugl'i and "'J" ' ivjl Vl cr given l tranlent St. ei Sifa'KVpeS.Tl, ?r u?kmg i-fne'... - or toountwuf. '' HE ANTI-MONOPOLY StricilfCiisi II I'M JBi.1ilr- "11 mv own M-tigirerire und os.ce-iiiHklDg ""Il H -re-b jiimiI- uo r rrl'itor j-inuiicl le delivery In " .h.(t.,,,rol.ehr-Wery.iixs wo)v(0i fll,, I mpilMur SALtlVl IiLh WORKS. aca bAiiGur-wK j ha.ni.: Eons ipwsi-Iinrturenieototlervd, Shipped to al ,imi.i.iit nolle, re. a ir prices. Vnrdn, ...rth lem. 1M.iiv ddres .1 K, MUKI'IIY, hdli Orimnds.Or W. .ITnll'S ,f Oi'llt J. II .UHHir 0i'er. Ciipi:ii! Mm Hank, OF SAL KM. lr.n.i"iaiii!fnil innn'oe bui'.nsi". CSS I OIITtIN A IMTrNT? For a prompt smwer and n I ' f ".t opinion, vrrltn to ttvinf intiiA atui uri I i t ii.t nnlninr UI.SN it C(l., who 1 iwh diesrlrnflrjeir' ciperleni-einiUB luior.t butiirtu, imnmuniia. tiunsmrUllr&infl.l-! iml, A Iiiiii.IIi.miU of in. Jurroatlon lonivrmiu I'lilrnu an, how In oh. tain IDera sent ttuf. Altou catalogued! iceibail icnl and oicntiHo bmkt tout freo 1'ittnt, UVen throiiiili Munn k Cn. recrlrn rneelal notice in tho -. .-iillfic.inriirnii,aiid Ibui are Lroueht wide j telorelliu public with, out eo,t to tl.e Invi'Nl.jr. 1 hla iplendld PH,r, UulHMklr, r Ihui.iI) iliuatrated nail.rii.rll n laraett nrmiliiion uf anr atientltlc work Iu thu world. 6.1 a irir, t-aini" r.ixet arnt I reo. llulldln 1'jllium. monthly, t,U)aear. flnglo Artr.l owei, v.) cen'j. fvary nupnir tnntalna bvau. tlful ptatM, In rolnrt, and Pl'einyraplii of new houtea. wltb plain, enabling liulliteri to ilmw tbo tatct dnilvni oihI wur iMPtraista. Addrws MUNN & CO M.W Voilli, UU1 llUOAUnAY. V (Northern ficlilt R. R, Co,, Umi) run JTWO FAST.TltAlNS Dally; IIHw Ht. I'shI VlliiiiMi-MUCaad Cl.lMKf) M.wnki uH. all. i.UnU In U " m, imlk liu w.4i mi - f'UUattfu will, nil llui a ruu MliiiceattaudwHilti. to 0 Mlnt In il UbTKI aUte ami cU.Si. Koriuu iHfurintllwi rmdiair K..ulw, ia. msiM. 4 t4o,4diMy "' ni nik; etaeulor JAI, U. I'llNI). &rt. f bm. and Tkt. At., miWiktiivU, HOUSE Painting, Docoratin 11 Hard Wood Flulililng, ' U4B(Ivmm4.Mmum luiwau. ly.uua TmttTbmmti& fc uM "iH 4mt nuMi,t WJ-ja DOUDLAS ( llWIllil A U IMWisIhIm Llijlj' MlkWrlitntii AKii.a . to.i.,MaM.Uw.atC W.r.))oiit'liii$3&8Wl . ui Mr Kmm m M)iMiir BiiiisTIiry B iiuv li,( ''MH M b-H-IUiYlimiMffellUt.. u mi mm I y 1,-r-1..- . MlMlflaABHa. , --fla.T.,vSJsssc! v.v SEAlSjIfiwIf W COPYRIGHTS. fcr- s,r tf. W IsUiOK9b Ofc ,tMte J In" ,!!, nfill IT fl OK, P9BS9ria ShoB.iLB Mil 111 A Bonanza fveiy DoJ of the Year, COULD NOT FIND A COLD fflj Kill Mnirk :t llU'.h WreklI nii ti'r.iivii'. i A limn who aum t fiua ir gold initio and brii it.-t n'cii yield into his daily ftock i wealth, is very tfl.ad tostiik, i silver nunc. The man" who strikes 'fin 0.'K Cent Daily has got a gold initio of news fr 3 a year, lint if he i.s not so situated :n to get a guide i harvest ol now by daily mail, or to et mat two or three times a weolc, hi i..:i. ., . :i i i uuii truvu a ftiivui uiiiii; nut l)t made happy. 01,'lt SILVER MINES. regmi must encourage tW use of moi e silver Wo unit tin all in our power to havj capital invested in our thou iiiiitls of undeveloped silver liiniii.' prnpoities. All silver men should usj silver. Euj a: d sell in silver, pay your bills in silver, pay the minister and tho editor m silver, buy and read silver papers, send in hilyor quarter for three nioiitli!, a silver half for six months, or a silver dollar for a year of the WEEKLY C'AI'ITAL JOUIt.VAU A Ono Dollar Weekly, Tho Silver Dollar Weekly, Bost $l weekly on the Pa cific Coast, No papoi-s sent uuloss paid for in advance, No trouble to postnuifcUu or 8iiborilor to got it btoppwl, It attlpB, 'I hi wiwldy Iiiih all Uiu lof," Native nuwd 'J Ilia weekly Imw iiimo nuwi nboiit thu btato yovorniiiwit Uihii ny oJir Orwgon pnpw. 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