Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, October 10, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text- wjiMMMUPiPiin'Uiyui'rrT'' !" HlM1iVaklK WflwiwHBRSWiMB 3 iH - l?'app i vi vKVj MaW BKCFiiuTivCv2y l!iiA HH ear PSJSKsfwjt ft3&kSBBBH9JVV r IJSSJJ .11 ' ' - r" -S TOE BEST . PIPE TOBACCO, EfE?llB Constipation, LUfniH Falling Een HK,it5M sations.Ncrr sTO'SaBI ous twitching KH and otbai RSlSWl Strengthens, ISMIntiSl lnvlgoratei tW(V nncl tonci tb( ftttHicl cntlrcsystcm Rvviyfla'iB Mtidjsn cute rmrniv wm Hmtrf w.-tn jioDimr Cbio.' ,vs" iiHreHi .69181 4HMMMI Th's extra ordlnsry Ro pireuator Is tho most wondarful discovery of tho ago. It nil been en dorsed by tho men of Europe and America. Iludyan Is iiircly vogo Hudrin fctops rremalureness or tho 1 In ch argo In 20 days. Cures LOST MANHOOD Korvotunua Kmlhslout and develop and rextorc weak organt Vtinsin (hi back, lonqi stchtttoppci Mexican Mustang Liniment OunttonM from second paga.) quickly. Orcr 2,000 private endorsement. l'rctuaturencu Eicnni lmnotrnny .a tho flnt stage. It 1 a symptom of seminal weakness and barrenness. It can bo tttoppod la !0 days by tho uso or Iludyan. Tho new dlncovcry was madn by tho Sneclal istsofthenldfsmliusHuiIson Medical tnitltutl. It Is tho (troDgest Tltallzcr made It la very powerful, bnt haimlcs. Pold for 3) 00 a pack ago or6 packages for 3.00(plalnscaled boxes). Written gnaranlco glvsiifotacUro, If you buy alzboxciand aro not entirely cured, eut more rtll ba tent to you f-jo of all charge. denrt for clrculcrsand testimonial!. Address HUDSON MKDXOAij INBTITUTK, auction Stockton, JHurketd: UllU.su Suu l'ruuclaco. Cnl. for 0urns, Caked & Inflamed Udders. Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle Sen: Sciatica, Scalds, Blisters, Insect .Bites, All Cattle Ailments, All iljofs Ailments, lUrShcep Ailments, Penetrates MuscI Membrane and Tissi: Quickly to tlie Very Seat of Pain and Ousts It in a Jiffy. Rub in Vigorously. Mustang liniment conquer Makes' flan or Bsaat well again White.. n?VR1fltmoi- Tran "iiir4tfli- auu was tne Honored Instrumeut lo leadline uiauy of tlio now earnest young Chrlatlausof the church lo the accept ance or ana putting on Chriat by a lioly urofcsjlou. During Ills pastorale of over three years the cburcb grow from ono huudred uuil eixty-flvo to three buudred uud twenty-live mem bers andlbegan a forward movement towards tho building of a new house of worship, which however wa3 not be gun. After tho severance of this pastorall relation, the Rev. M.L. Jttujjg entored a second time upon this relation wuh the church and remained until March of this jour. The work of build ing was btlll the object of thought and labor, but no actual steps were taken until April, wheu tho contract was let for tho removing of the old church building preparatory to the erection of a new edllh-e. Hlnco the organization about four hun dred have been received Into the church by baptism, somo of whom have al ready passed through the portals of the church trlumpbout, while some are scattered here and there and others re. main faithful to Him who hath called them with holy calling. Tho church has had ten pastors, one of whom, Dr. Nisbet has gone lo his reward; two havo left the deuomlua. lion, whllb the real are all working for God aud humanity in difl'erent parts of Zton's heritage. The present pastor Rev. J. P. Farmer came upon the field the last week of April aud receiving (he unanimous call of the church, entered luto the pastoral relation on the first day of May. Ho In English by birth aud edu cation, but has spent most of bis ministerial life In the southern and eastern states, bolb in church building and tbo aggressive work of the christ ian ministry. Owing to the illness of his wife and under tho advice of physicians he csme westward as far as tho Rookies in 1803 aud took charge of the church ut Cheyenne, under tbo appointment of the A. il. II. M. society, building oue of tho most beautiful structures lu the state which was dedicated lu December of last year. Owing to the falling health of his wife his physicians aud friends urged him to try tho Pacific coast and made hla arrangements to como to Sdlom, wheu she, Buffe.lug from a relapse, pofrsod on to tho other side, but carrying out her dying request to be on tho Pacific coast, amid Its fruits and llnvers, tho family camo forward and he entered upon his work horo on April S3, aud became pastor on May 1. Tho day following, uuder uIb advice, the contract was let for tho now church edifice which now adorns our city as "A Thing of Beauty," and bout all his energies lo Its successful com pletion. In securing Rey. Farmer the Baptists of Balem wore yery fortunate. Ho Is not only a faithful uud successful pul pit worker, but an educated gentleman and an excellent business man. He is, besides, a practical builder and an architect. Before the people knew what ho was about, ho had the plans all ready for a new church and was go ing ahead with the work. Rev. Farmer Is what tho boys would call a pacemaker. Ho Is more . He Is a quiet, intelligent Christian geutleman of whom the Baptists may le Justly proud. Tho ofllcera of the church ar Rev, J. P. Farraor, pastor; Chas. Reyuolde, clerk; E. F.JSeir, treasurer; V. W. Brooks, Sunday school superintendent; E. F. NfT, assistant superintendent; Waller Jenke, Secretary; Cbas. A. Revnolds, tieasurer. Trustees: J. N. FergUBon.chalrman; H. S. Gils, clerk; Dr. 8. R. Jessup, H.T. Bruce, M. Beamer, Cbas. Thaoker, W. H. H. Dodge. Advisory trustees: Judge J.J. Shaw, W. L. Wade, ChaB. Calvert. Deacene: J. Brooks, W. L. Wade. Thos. Kay, H.8. Glle aud J. B.Brown, Deacenesses: Jure., a. i. jeup, Mrs. J. N. Ferguson, Mrs. Mark Bblfl, Miss Nina McNary, Miss Lizzie Van Wagner. B1VER NEW8. BOOKS RECEIVED. It. I1'. Keiinu A. Company aend us "An Infatuation" by Gyp, ComtesBe da Marlel, translated from (be French by Elsiq Paul; 'A Soldier of Fortune," by It. T. Meade, an English story; "A Galloway nord," by H. R. Crockett, author of "The Blieklt Minister." Ttieso are substantial volumes of tho "Feuno'a Beleot Botiea Library." Each has ahalf-loild engraving on the front cover page and Is Very well nuapted to the newsstand trade. 112 Fifth avenue, New York. "College Girls," by Abbe Carter Goodloe, Illustrated by Charles Dann Gibson. Tho voturuo Is handsomely bound, has many Illustrations a beau tiful gift volumo to send a young lady. Charles Scrlbner'rt Sons, New York. "Margaret Wlnthrop" is the latest of the series of "Women of Colonial and Revolutionary Times," by Alice. Morse Eiirle, with a fao simile reproduction of au old yellow and time stained lovo letter in her hand writing. Charlea Scribner's Sons, New York. "Jacques Damour" and five other short Btorlej by Emile Zola, an author Ized version Englished by William Foster Apthorp. In beautiful esthetic yellow binding and artletlo letter press, for which Uopeland & Day, Boston, are noted as publishers. 'Perpotual "Youth," by Eleanor Kfrk, also author of "The Bottom Plank of Mental Healing," by Tho Idea Publishing Co., COO Greeue avo., Brooklyn, N. Y. The Is ono of tho most successful and Intelligent expos itors and demonstrators of Christian Bclenco. Ab a thought-producer and adnlhllator of false conceptions of being the work is a startling one for women or men, and has n widening circle of readers. "Bant Ilarlo", hy F. Marlon Craw ford, 1b No. 2. Vol. 1, of Maomllluu & Co's. "Novollsta1 Library, at 60 cents each. It li In very good type and on good paper, while tho leaves open as well as tho best high-priced oloth bouud books. "Tho Journal of tho Plague," by Daulel Defoe, Is au old classlo reprintod by Mayuard, Merrill & Co., Now York. "The Heart of a Boy,", a story by Edmoudo de Amlcis, from the lOOtb Itallac edition, by Prof.-G. Mantellini, translator. It la well Illustrated and strongly bound, a volume of 290 pages of pure and elevating matter, relating to (.he school life of Italy. TblsiUook geta about ao close to tbo beait k of a boy as any volume that wus ever written. Wo have beou reading ll aloud to our boys and they cry for more at each sitting. Such a book, written by a man ot experience, of a cleau heart aud soul, aud drunk lu by a boy at the right age cannot .but help to make a good man. Laird & Lee, Chicago. iMiia ',w 1 Br wi I'll 4wLw for Infants artf Children. MOTHERS, Do Vou Know Sattman'a Drops, Godfrey Cordial many so-called Soothing aosxdtft that rartgorlc, ng: fiytups, and most remedies for children are cAmAosedtf tplnih or morphtntf. ftp Yotl Know that opium and morphtrie are stupefying narcotic poisons? yo Vou Know that lit most countries Jruggtstsare not permitted toncll narcotics without labeling-them poltonsf i Ho Vou TCstovr that you should not permit any medicine to be slven your child unless you oryOur physician Lnoir of what It is composed X Tlo You Know that Castortalsa purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of its Ingredients la published with every bottler j, ,, Ho Yon ICnow that Castorla Is the prescription of the famous T)r. Samuel Pllclier. That It has been lu use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoila la now sold than of alt other remedies for children combined t I To Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States, and of other countries, have Issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher aud Ills assigns to use the word " CnBtorl a i aud Its formula, and that to Imitate them is a state prison oflense? Po Yon Know that one of the reasons 'for granting this government protection was because Castorla had been proven to be abaolHtcly liarnileimT Ho Yoh TCnow that J5 average doses of Castorla are furnished for 35 cents, or one cent a dose? I Ho Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may have unbroken rest? Well, tlicwo tlilngw are worth knonlag. They are facta. COLLEGE OP iTOC of the Willamette Omvefslty, -UNDER NBW MANAGEMENT. . 1 s V ' , V 'tTui' a t . . j. Modern mnthndiu Up to data. Baiaaaain th raiiern aa4 KHroyxiw. fons-nvatxlasi. Meno but the best Is good enough for beginners as well us tor mora advanced (Htflla. 10-7-1 in W. ttMV U A BKU Tiht 'Vival Miatnr KMlhU WIMKlIkR,lBatninsNtd rlrCtO. WhKyiraaMaet tlTA'ilt, Vocal 1)1 T HE re' "3tJm,z; Tito fhc-Hlmlle Hlgnature o j&ym&& u ' In en every mapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. ' t 1 b X 11 ' COLD BLAST ( .I.,f 4 "Wo wnut cood foathors. F-EATHER CO. Will pry cash for (hem. If you linvo an old fonthor btd bring it in; wo'll buy it, or will ronovate it ana iimno it. uqij-er iuhu uuw. lO QOURTSTREET. Salem Steam Dvein 1 . and Cleaning Works ' 1 ! V 11 : f t Have removed to the south room of the postoffice blocks where tho proprietor Is fitting up the establishment with the mku appliances tor STEAM CLEANING AND DYEING. The plant Is the most extensive one in Ihe slate, beta prepared to Handle all kinds of fine fabrics, makes a specially of Ladies' s4 Omta' elodtte, elaawi carpets, blankets, ladles' hats, stiaw hats ami featheta dyed and KMvatad . Unlets promptly auenaeu to uy man, cipisanrng.. nmjunwsn solicited. COMMERCIAL STREET. WALDmtMA.lt KELSON, Wop, 'Wholesale ' Reduction IN PRICE OF- STREET GAR TICKETS 34 CENTS EACH. mmmennlnr October 7th. tha Balem Consolidated Btreet Hallway company will place on sale tickets good until used, at the rate of o period, or accents each, TnesetlukeU mov h mi(t h nnv nut without restrlotton of any kind. Thu oompany lias, In responso to the repent requeaU of It patrona andttha eltltens of Balem, deoldedjto try the experlrnorit for fow taontna, and If the Increased patronage J usU. flea tbe unheard-of low rate It will to made; permanent, Tlektits on salo at tho offloe after October 7, 1805. 179 "Commercial Street. . .J -r -BXCKL.SIOR - STABLE- E. C, HANSEN, MANAGER. Only good horses used. Satisfaction guaranteed, baok of Stato Iiisurnnco block. Sublet UNIVERSITY OF lid, - a. can nm,,if.i.niiiifnrunn.EiiuD. ftraonn. (tHfm frea tultloa to all tudnU. Yo .nhniniuurii iniiirinif"hat and lubt in the dermltonr tor 110 ear wek. MooKtarn fur. vuimi w- ...... ., . . --- .- .., jtM ...u luu. I n-lwaU artlllaM Lf tSt kB ..- OT-....VVW -- J-w. or Exposition pens October 5th. j(. '..i POKTLAND, OBEGON. ". i ti i For tub I'kn. H. Rlngland, for assault, alx years; Frank Alnaworth, larceny, five yeara; Walter ArhntiV, as sault with lutent to rob.elx yeata, were brought to the state prison last ulght bp Sheriff Bears, of Portland. At the Cook. The Aurora band boys sapped at the Cook botel while, in the city. . The O. It. & N. Cos steamer Gyy will arrive up from Portland to night and the return trip leave Balem at 0. a. m. Friday &b per new schedule. Tbe Grey Eagle arrived up from Mission Landing at 8: 30 o'clock last evening with a good load of miscel laneous freight lor Balem merchant.. r,,.ifrnfi, return trin at 7 o'clock OH"' " l..1 f this morning wltu an average .uu v. freight and a large number of passen- gers. . The Willamette Is falling every d.y and Is rapidly nearlngtb. 6 foot mark. A Bank Failure. AN INVESTIGATION DEHANDED. A general banking business is done by the human system, because the blood de posits in it vaults wbaleverwealtU we mar galr. from day to day. This wealth is laid up against " a rainy day" as a reserve fund we're in a condition of healthy prosperity If we have laid away sufficient Capital to draw upon in the hour of onr greatest need. There is danger ill getting thin because il'a a sign of letting down in ueal h. To gain in blood is nearly always to gain lu whole. tome Uesu. lue ouus ic u ,au. u. .... . The largest and most p)&ir2riitotwn. Industrie", comineroa. bus neas. agriculture, lorvsvs ininrs.iruu, mu.nc., ,uu""V.";yrrr.;iSV.V Ti.T n ill tlea of the great l'aolho NgrtUweaU Klna music. Satelal attractions eyory day. lUtes on all iransporiation lines. ., ,, -, ,, ,),, -, n l . ADMISSION t nUerl'i yeusy.. Single admlslnn under IS seaaou tickets... UblTdreu E, 0 MA ST EM, Sec. !Ho 100 . 1-I.UJ or exhibit space apply at the eapoallloa building to C.'II.HUNT,Supt YoHttg man v-jr." jl'kmj SeVrelary Young Women's UhriaMaa Aaelil.itufw. Tja .Ualwatir "'JE'JTK.S cauroatodegwa.JBaohalorol Arts., Harhrtor ,pille5Hie and, HachaJi rot JJ!; wpondlng ooun.es of atuayt The ftollowiag ahiWlarj.ejmraaailaraiialaa, t9f$ JJSSJfUt So. leading la two raari to a imsibm a "tJoH! la turn 7mssm JJESSA .,m.V. AnuiiitiiwtMiiHtirinutiuMot normal ssihoola Isadiivsi to, the nt4irae.Maar or i.edgegy: A oourae ol two yasvra lr UtvekeiNs of jtgsjrtal edaeoMat fsaasOog to H"f ink me l aitj director nhvslo.l sdueaMOB. Ttw UWve4ratrsjs.s iaasdsafl, ;( which Is payable In aavuaoa' by all sasH-aitta. masHnw isniumsr wpsnwi srswm .ttlimit avnmlttBltAtl TltfMIA Amt pi Ifraf ' t flbrOlBl&ldlsi YSasWdfcW S?f ttS f VHt&HtHA69 4W n li.nhftiminn. l'rcaldfrnt. or J. J WmllOfi.HHjrstw,Ni,Ofai or ' iM : . . - - - --' i. wmmmmmmmmmmmmmnMm -, . , ! , m rj l ' ' i JM1V1' s i i ' ," ' I FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUlCDlHC. gAlZMi OR. W. I. STALEY, I'aiNcirAL, fohoollln oontlauous teaalau. sHudaaU ar wisar t ' .. ." will jpay lthose who expect to prmre for some biases iwiwall to atttd a biulneM college wlir a. systemaUo oohw of buatoeas UlBla aw and trained teachers lor this particular lne of svswis;, toatrucu TaeOttl aayt,iiiwr!k JHaw ouiuw m sraTW u nrbkuu . JIk . AB.AtflJtl. Wi sasasaW5' issH tbe Octooer v, IIT1.-. "- ItranM jioaa.'M lrnimsOiniL8iCft. Dlr.,u. nmszUKt Si .....-w w r kiin vrarrr or H" " Cit.l. foi WjniViMxirHM. r 'ii Married nnnw.R M' ALLI8TER.-At 4 KilckV . htt.1 8 J P; '..""To ferroTwro-niii-offlo- Zgroomisamotormanofthe 8a. iernsoltedmrea"y Pitcher's Castorla. R k ?Chcirsn Cry for The Wfflan$te Hotel LEADING HOTEL OK THE CITY. Reduced rates. Management liberal.' Electrlo care leave hotel for all pub lic buildings and polnta.of Interest. Hpecjal rates will bo glvon to permanent patrons; ' ..'-'., 1 A. I. WAGNER, i , in u iwmsftm in ii usaasagssBB i i. i w l. BARR & JRETZEL, . i . HEATING and COOK STOVES Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, PtWiTtoMfr ndMErtlrih. uUif-iown sutUa may aw kssaad ad JHnsMsatMMM ratNs woa. Writ Hr call at ?C. oeJ: .'.l.')' natloa retatWasoeoarwiof . of taaMss.nl'. jlEi This U poslUvaly tU only--. r . , business college In Oregon using the laitMowuilcfol ayatm M M.I. dm praelloe, Uut-of-lown atuiMttw i In private rumny at an a giving full Informatloa Jii"ft ll'tlJ3vJ R-r.1ta HlfSS'TJie Shortest' and Quickest Line ' , , , r, rwSKTWKKK Pacific Coast Points, St. Paul and the East. Crosses both tire Oasoades and the Kooky alounUlns In Mayilght, a8oral Ipaassafjera ;th opportunity of. vlewlogtbe Grandest Scenerv in America ! WOOD AND IRON Plumbing and Tinning. ......I.... Hln. nr nn.llltinHil. ferms oi consuuiynuu, t"ft r, it;.' ( our liver he inactive, and our blood lm pure, or if our flesh be reduced below a Veallhy standard. What Is required is ait the blood and makes It wholesome, stops he waste oMissue and at the same time builda up the strength, A medicine which will rid the bloodoTlta poisons, cleanse and invigorate tue great uik "", Xi" v"uUm tbe system; thrill the whole being with new tuey and make permanent work of it. is "utely a remedy of great value. But when we make a positfve .tatenieut that net cent? ofaH cases of consumption cau.lf Uken in lh eirly sUges of the dlseaae. be Sjbkd with the ''Discovery,'' Itaeemsj ke i bold assertion. AU Dr. Pierce asks is that u make a thorough investigation and satisfy yourself of the truth of Ma "eriln. hi sendlnir to tlj World's DiPna'y Ied; leal Association, Biiuaio, n v .. you s? a free hook with hc names, durre; and photographs of a large number of those ?uredof tliroat, bronchial and luug dlwases as well as of sk n afad acrofuloua fftjn by The " Golden Medical Overy." They afso publish -a. book of ifopaget, being a medical treatise on consumption, bronchitis, ?:i?,,iSr:l.i.s iileh will be ma led on KCciptofaddfei'M ceuUMn tamps. 214 Commercial Streot. PUMPS. See us boforo ordering. T, COBURG TWELFTH C. GOOIDALE, LUMBER YARD, STREET, NEAUDEPOT price AU tirade aud dimensions of Ru,d,n8'LumrK,r?tfpi'Va"f Ti"WMt GRAY BROS., WARS HARDWARE ii WAGONS ND rue CAltTS ) Road Machinery and Agriculturaljlmplements, Latwt'JsaproYed Good awbXTtAsF1gA .- ,J W, Cor, CUUMj.UbertY i, . v&tf.. SUMIOJIEGON, Two trains dalhS A N.mid Brokane, . paiao-and upholstered nni coniiuri, ooniniuui tta nmhliM'-Nnrtliwe! M o.." Muklnaa Island, ern Hallway iiiveyour J. 1.. M- - m. .. . mM ft ft from l'ortlsndt tr)a at II ct in, via tttauia- anaono av r vt -f. " ,vj- UuuasuperWeeiulpmtul.oou istlng of dining oars, bnffal llbwy ears. .' ??" .tx u"Rl "etc B?hra";Sari"r;uT R.e"ly..SS.'.,l,.K,M7,'iit,'X:fh ".' Mmidir udlrr daJsivrtUa trdy . ii.irr.it. iilBvatBii and Mumtloln ooiinerllon with thaQraat ortH- f t oieisrwid vlatheWpillHKHN HTVAMSUIl. CfmfANY.aod en Joy ade.iguliurrlds I free from tho beat uud anil. ToriieeMorgeuen.innnwK i m BOZORTH" BROSM 0MH"WMrAK?TRKBT' jJSF t. . til.tL-MU n kU Ik A oiaKrout st.,Hiattle,Wi A. H, o. vnmc&i, cy.. v. a , uar x asra si., naxwwi w .'1 Take theOne Gent Dailv -srsaeiT v jz- BLANK ORDER SHEET. ,Wj J 'if ! i' ' s Nitmo P. ?!." . . W"l' ? 'Wlr Amount Enolosod ,i ;, tu.rJrn1lVnV.a. Srt&l"" tff fr -fc&&H ftf' sjai.majJi H'sali 'f- - .-' .'i f4 4 J-