WPHPS
SSSfSSP
gHEEEBT
1K '"UiSEg
This extra
ordinary Re
jnTonator is
tho most
wondorful
diwovery of
tho age. It
Dm ben en
forced by the
tuen of
h iropo and
iuiprirft.
Hcdjan is
purely vego-
Hudysn stops
Prematureness
or tiio ais-
charca in 20
Constipation,
Dizziness,
Falling Sen-aattons.Nerr-ous
twitching
of tho cyts
and other
parts.
Strengthens,
invigorates
and tones the
ontlrosvstem.
Hudjan cures
ueblllty,
Nervousness.
Emissions,
onddevclopcr
una restores
weak organB
Pains in tbc
days. Cares
LOST
back, loesci
by day 01
nightstoppet
MANHOOD
ffi
quickly. Ovor 2,000 private endorsements.
Prcmaturencfs means impoteney in tho first
sHite. It is a symptom of seminal weakness
ii id barrenness It can bo stopped in 20 days
kythomaoriludyan. , ,
Tho rew discovery was mada by tho Special
1st? of tho old famous Hudson Medical Institute.
)'. is the stronpest vltallzcr made. It is very
pmcrful, but baunlcES. Bold for 81.00 a pack
rtoorG packages for S5.00 (plain scaled boxes),
'.ir'tton guarantee given for a cure. If you buy
tlxboxesand are cot cntiiely cured, nix more
Ml bo sent to you frco of all charges.
Awl for clrcultrsand testimonials. Address
HUDSON MliDIOAIi INSTITUTE,
tjwcilon Stockton, uiurHot&UllUSU,
Hail 1ruiicUco, Cal.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
tirnst
'Caked & Inflamed Udder.
"lies,
tlieurnntlc Pains,
Swtees and Strains,
2ciniilnsr Sores,
inflammations,
Miff Joints,
I Iftrnes & Saddle Sown.
'clatlea,
I urn-bago,
'iltoUinis
luccl Biles,
'I Cilllo Ailments,
Ml Hww Ailment,
til $lHtej Ailment,
I'WQtmUtA Mtwv,
Mouihrniio and Tissue
Quickly ofbiiVory
gwitof PwIiiiiimJ
Ousts it In n Jiffy
ttnb In Vigorously
M4iH'if JJoJnwl wwimw
JBi' inu r fimt w II
NOHBY TO LOAN xj
Hamilton & Molr,
N4M HW lil UrnUM" N
A Kick From Our Junius.
Eurrait JouRNAi.:-Yoiir intelligent
compositor, In eeitlui: up tuy conintun
Icantlon published yeaterday, made one
mistake that Is "too much." I wrete:
"Is thereja schoolboy who cannot un
derstand that If the final International
balances were not aBalnat us we would
have to ship no gold to pay them," and
that as long as they are against use wo
will have fo ship cold to pay thetn."
By putting the "no" before tho second
"gold" Instead of the flrst.the sense was
eliminated. If you will kindly correct
this one I will forgive you the minor
mutilations which do not destroy the
meaning.
Vours in mild wrath, x."
Salem, May 10, 1895.
The Journal editor at Newport
rufllod the foathetaof some of the flat
terers of Uapt Bymonds, a U. 8. war
department official who, iu the Inter
oat of a towusite speculation ho is help
lug to engineer at another harbor,wrote
that It wus beyond the art of man to
further improve the ship channel into
Yaqulna Bay. If tho truth merely
hinted at has such an eltect, what
would result if the facts were published.
There are times when the truth
should be told even to the officials of
the war department. Before, leaving
Newport, Capt. Bymonds told a mau
that he was sorry he had ever made
an adverse report against Yaqulna
Bay and admitted that extension of
the jetties might still further deepen
the harbor.
During the past ten years the United
States has sent abroad a million dollars
a year for Irish potatoes, while the Pa
cific coast states, whore the crop never
fails and the yield 1b scarcely without
limit, could have supplied any defi
ciency at almost half tho price, which
was G5 cents per bushel,
The Hon. Cicero Idleman, attorney
general for the railroad commission, is
very much elated over their success
before Judge Hewitt. The motto of
all three seems to be "the people be
d d; any way to get our salaries."
One is about as big a luxury as the
other.
Good for the Tacoma wemen: The
wpraon of Tacoma have said that they
will not purohaae a foreign made prod,
uct, if It Is possible to obtain a home
made one of as good quality not even
a husband with a pinchbeck crown,
and they mean It.
It appeara likely that the movement
In favor of a Latln-Arasrlcan union, to
Include all the republics of Central and
outh America, will result In a general
congress next July to organize for pro
tectlon egalnet European aggression.
Thursday's editorial, "TheConyeu
tlon Dance," of couree buouio uaye
been "The Uommlsslon Dance." They
are onto their ob better than our proof
reader.
It In eald that when Rockfeller wnt8
to build a wow church or eudow co!
lege ho Dimply siitirki up the price cf
oil. Tho consumer root tuo win;
Jtockfeller geU tho credit.
Having entertained the big conven
tion. Halem nhould now gel "I row-
lug Fourth of July ceieurauon him
do eoinetlilui; for herself,
Next week, nUbe ftUlo JtenubllcMJ
club convention it c bo wen whether
(he Halem ,liog wir J'orlhuirt ring
h U lioee,
Tim modern Invention (ht b
thrown 'l (killed labor out at em
nloynient I Hie lyjUlng iiihoIjIiio
or Jlnoiyjw,
John I', JuUimn, TeMo, JiMllie
JiwJ of i movement l mb dmv
pitta geolo!l nurvey of MdooJm
uouhly
HmlJifMIMMli IWl'g IMVfMl
mlmli i woe unwl irMmueo
tijur' remkrtv mi uyull"tf
lHy iw.peiUoM rtlu n
lulu woven lil' it IbWiMwl, Mm
by W'0w"UM ' MM immijf,
Tl HUI AtutoM twlleunlJ"Ul'l
fl muni wl nnl m tm'
Ml iiu'lte.
jm mn7imlwy Im WW"
n Miii-Mjlroilir ;onilH inh A.
V. A."
Tl lx wcwwm iWm wIm'
VALLEY LOOAL NEWS.
Bethel.
A number of young people front this
place attended tho Y. P. B. O. K. state
convention, which was held in the
Capital city.
Our two old Imclnjlorfl.who are In the
poultry business, had a very pleasant
surprise when two of the fair sex called
on them to spend the evening.
An entertainment was given at
Frultland last Thursday evening by
the I. O. G. T, lodge. Program was as
follews: Prayer by Bro. G. Nichols;
muBlo by Miss Eva Nichols; recitation
by Jose Bewclen: solo by Mrs. Hutch-
ins; recitation by Mary Bowerman;
duet by the Misses Bowerman; recita
tion by Ethel Goes; muslo by Mrs.
Hutching; address by R. Ei Bowerman;
addreBa by E. C. Minton.
D. M. Evans, Jr., was In Salem last
week nttondlng the teachers' county
examination.
The Misses Du Boise, of Rickey,
were the guests of Hon. Geo. Allen and
wife, Bunday.
Will Lehman was out homo Bunday.
It B. Kaylor, of Frultland, was vis
iting his best girl at this place Bunday,
John Wallace and family were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Trice, Bunday.
George and Lizzie Aschenbrenner
were out home, Sunday, returning to
Balem In the evening, where they haye
been attending school.
Hon. (J. W. Fulton is Invited to orate
at Medford, July 4.
Now let Salem push for that co-oper
atlyo creamery.
Every bicycle
roads club.
club should be a good
According to Cleveland there is no
Monroe doctrine.
Have your fruit and save your bacon.
Tho yalley editors should organize.
Hypnotized the income tax law.
Balem should celebrate.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
In tho Interest of Good Roads.
F. J. Beatty, one of tho two 6,000
mile cyclists Bent out by Hofer Bros.,
publishers of the Balem Journal, to
make a tour of the state and report on
tbeconditlon of tho roads, arrived In
Oregon City on Saturday. Mr. Beatty
has traversed about 600 miles already,
aud has been on tho road since April
20. He expects to be on hiB wheel at
least 100 daye. After reaching Port,
land he will go east to the mountains
uud follow them south till bo reaches
Balem, when he will go south. Tho
object of tho Journal In sending out
these wheelmen 1b to promote, tho cause
of good roads, and the enterprise cer
tainly Is commendable and deserving
ofencouragemont.
.
A High Liver
Usually has a bad liver. He Is bili
ous, constlapted, bus Indigestion and
dyspepsia. If theie Is no orgaulo
trouble a few doses of Parks' Bure Cure
will tone him up. Parks' Buro Cure
b the ouly liver uud kidney cure wo
hoI on a poaltlye guarantee. Price
(1.00. Bold by Lunn & Brooka. 10-4
OltKflON Btkawiibkjubb. M.
Frank Smith, living two miles north
of Balem, brought to the city last even
ing, eight boxes of tho choicest ripe
strawberries yet placed on the market.
Southern Oregon berries will not be In
the market before the iiOtli. Burely
Marlon county takes tho lead Iu every,
thing.
u-vu.-j-iiuiJi...i iuuiimi
jmniiiwmj'i miH W
In Our droit Orandtather'a Time,
big bulky pills were In
general ue, I.Ike the
Miluiidcrbiibs" of
(but decude tliey
wcrebluAllik'hltll'
ay, but liiefTco
five Iu till" cent
ury or iiiigiii
fiiiiieiit.wolmve in J'lerccs
I'Jeawut I'd'
t.-ta, which
ruicttll liver,
stomuili tttnl
Itovvcl iliruiige
ineiits in I lie
most effective
wy
AmUI Kstiiir
a llllle now hihI llieil, wlili KroUe,
uliiiiiiiiilig Ismilive, thereby reiiiov ng of
fisinllug iiisiier I10111II10 MonmUi ul
IwweUT filing up ei'l liivlgoiulliiK "
Uvlt Mini nuleken ng lis Uuy notion.
sin) you llifiivhy leuwvu.lhe W
myllllinle of lMi. ng illt, well ss
iwwliwhw, uuvhmuih, or oyfiii
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KfiiLBktl ms?
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lwv(el, IMy would lieve lew Ii
uuWii tmUn lo mII (ur llilf iloclor'
tinvisM to KiUut ntliwk t iUmm
5fif ell kiMtii mi ttiuMi
Mi lU jmrwiwr l miu J'UmiiI
l'fkMei e uilmtvuM, U yniifti ( U'f
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til iM (Utnl
MmL vonut DjiMMMV Mkw
CAI,AWMW,lllllliW.V.
sisssSgraSVVVV
for Infants and Children.
T
HIRTY yeara' observation of
millions of persons, porroit m
It is nnqnestlonaMy the tost
the world has ever known. It is harmless. Children llho it. It
gives them health. It will savo their lives. In it Mothers have
eomethlag which is ahsolntcly safo and praotioally perfoot as a
child's Bsedioine.
Castoria destroys Worms.
Castoria allays Fevorlshness.
Castoria prevents vomittng Soar Card.
Castoria onres Dinrrhcaa and "Wind Colic
Castoria relievos Teething Tronhles.
Castoria onres Constipation and Flatnlenoy.
Castoria nentraUtes tho effects of oarhonio aoid gas or poisonous air.
Castoria does not contain morphino, opinm, or other narootio proporty.
Castoria assimilates tho food, regnlates tho stomach and towels,
giving hsalthy and natnral sloop.
Castoria is pnt np in one-slio hottlcs only. It is not sold in talk.
Pon't allow any one to sell yon anything elso on the plea or promise
that it Is "jnst as good" and "will answer every purpose."
Bee that yon got C-A-S-T-Q-R-I"A.
The fao-similo
algnatnro of
Children Cry for
m
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The short route to points In raBHinp;iou Idaho, Montana, Dakotaa, Min
nesota and the east. Through tickets on Bale to and from Chicago, Bt. Louis.
Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all points in tho United
States, Canada and Europe. The Great Northern Railway Is a new transcon
tinental line. RunsBuflet Library Observation cars, Palaco Bleeping and
Dlulnu' Cars, Family Tourist Sleepers and first and eecond class couGuee.
Haying a rock ballast track tho Great Northern Railway Ib freo from dust
one of tho chief annoyances of transcontinental travel.
Round trip tickets with ston-ovor privileges and choice of return route?.
?or further Information call upon or write
O. C. DONOVAN, General Agent,
122 Third Bt.,:PortIand, Or.
Or P. I. WHITNEY. E
;jsM5--hLv ito tub.
I
VXAI'TIIE
Union Pacific System
Throuiili fullmsn I'Alace Hleepers. Tourist
Hlwipers iJd Vfbt iteoltntug Ulinlr C'ursi dully
roin
PORTLAND toOHICAOO
-"Ourlralnnuie liwld iltMn andj'curc
ftaUUA tiy 1'liiUclt ilslit.
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TWO TOANSCOKTINMAIi 11011155
CltliAF"" UNION
NORTIIIillN RY. I'AOIFUllty,
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EAST
Castoria withthe patroaaga of
to speak cf it without Rtictng.
romody for Infant and Children
Is on every
apper.
Pitcher's Castoria.
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LINES.
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