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Newspaper Page Text"!!2MWflBssflsWlpl(sflWsJW TT-iriisg, :.!S5 SSSF the: BEST PIPE TOBACCO. -r .lTi?:BV2S3tf$2& , IMEJ (VrattlMdon. DUzfriOM, I'alllDff Ren. Of tllO OfCI and otncr rttt. fltrcngthons, InvlKoraton ana lone tlio fullroi.yktftii. tluitran aim Poblllty, iterroiisncis, Km I tn 1 on 1, ami develop 1 end rc-stoni weiile trtfoin Vns In f tic DSuk, lOIICI by rtny 01 nlLtUoppc l ncn o ' Hut !! U ft ug. Hud n H'r s freral r . "3 Of tllO -1IH. char-9 Jti ui (Jar1- "rca liUST MANHOOD Mfl quickly. Over 2,000 prlrnto endorKewnts. rrcmaturenrra inrnni lmnotcnry .a llio first stajo It Is ft symptom of Eimt'inl wenknrsa nnd btrrcnnrsi, it can bo stopped la SO days by that: ooriludyan. 'IJiort w dlfcovtry wis xncdn by IhoBroelril I't oftl.o old fonntia Hudtan Medics! Inttilute. It Is llio BtroprMt viiniirer inoco. It Is very poweii.. i, but 11a mu hi. hold for 81.00 a pncic iiaoorO nnclmiHS fur 88.C0 (rtsln soiled boxes). E) Written mmraiiira dIvpiI.pt u euro. Ifvoubuv I; rfjcboxfjatid co rot cntl.fly cured, six moro r''ioar 'in 10 ynii j-fcaoiauc"nrKi'B. drndftr rlrcuir.nnnd testimonials. Address HUDSON Jt.KDXOAL, INBT1TBTJ5, function Stockton, niurIiotrel!IIliSti b.m Z'ruiiclHvo Cat. Blood Builder Btndfbj dttcripilv uiUpUlnl Dr. WILLIAMS' MEDICINE CO., Schenectady, r(.Y .. rtrnrbvUlfc. Out remedy fur (lunorrlKcti, !lt, BnirmntorrlKPn, ' In lu 5 Jji. va V'111"'. unnatural (111- UaftrotMi vi cuaiKfif, nr any inuanioia doi in iriiiin. nuu, luiiuiim ur imira- Pr.ttnti ccLlfttlca. linn nf tit il c ii li nipin. ivtEviNSCilCUionro. b'ao ' Kou-mrlnstnt. or wnt In r!ln wrapper. nr nxpnti I'lupaiu. mr foii r ' lttl .. .7J. niMt, .? )? THE FASHION fA?-. C T..5 CAY. Buprrb. Strictly "I'nTnulf" Poilgus Ultutratlono cw -j. :ju x.-tes. RclIaWo, BrlLt ani Clean. A jvar'i $!. tlca Only CO Cunts, lacludln,", fic yew i cf ILj .Ujot rjy ono 0 C::clrr.'.J 1.2 Ji Oszar retails, X a. J r.'!iTj to Etibicr'lbcM for 2 i "; J) cr 1"j (ni, J This beautiful papr free ono year to any person paylnpr $1 60 In ailyance for the Daily JouhmaIi ty mall six montliB or for a longer perloil. HOFER BROS., Editors. yTnTnWrWM SPrffTIiTTi??5 cheapest, A Salem. best. ML Oregon uy JiiuDrH .ME? mmmmms v lAloUKi OjntHrallon, ' Hal 1 1 SyEVS Jit mJriaJSlA SllMfi w!l v "" J. , Nerve s ;&. : Tonic !3s;jffiSau JmbSw 2 1-CT..r.. T'-r k.-.-ri vm j far r'JJI r . YilH 0 X N V H 3lf1 R tVJ l.nt L- A t -V, TfTB U S B R VI MAfiftM'fl OIT 00UIT4fi K'lmbif Mtm(r Rrjf. rnn wrmi I Hf r MM. ft fetf ?W,lft fft MUi rUff. 'i.i ,m,m . t IM If I'MH.... .... . . i m n iHniffii Him (in . I' I'HW..... v II Mi-'MKr a (i iifir Hnifin Wntrr t'n . H4IH(H f'l) .., . MIH. I l(tl.Hm (' H...f A, JffKf. ... , i. II MnttiUf, .... IMU'II MflHl M. VnrKlrtfVjifl. ........ Ilu'wifl MrlltiiHfi Kiiintr ttlnUi llfowinViiiltll....... llfuwo A f in if ft VV. W. JnllMjI. UoWtilbK TMiiim..... Malum (Jiiii, fit, It. Of... Kitluui l'fii(lirn (;... A. U. I J Hey Hall P.ml Iiwi (NilHim A t'n 3 Ml Tim bill for fliiralnl pollco ai,rvlc (tiifliiK thu fwlf iiiiioiinllriK to Vif,M wn n-diriicd wllluiit miproyitl of tlio coinmltice. Mr, Jlolrimu frtvofed tlmt lliuliilld Im reduced to 12 M) per day poriiirtii nml name nld, Air. Dllley wna Cfilltd nnd sluteil Hint tlio men (Ic iiiniiduUfl per day. Jin hinted ulco tint tlio men wito kept u raw tUjn nficr thu fair hy unnguiit of tliu mayor, Mr, Mtnphy ituted Hint til wni pnld Innlycur, mill fttvored paltiK thusiiiiic now, Mr. ltlKdon thought thu men who wrro umplioed for n fow duy were cnlltlul to heittr compenrntlou (linn thimb hired by thu month or year. Mr. Bingham moved that the lilll bo allowed nt f 2.69 per day. Adoiited.- Ayt-P, Bingham, Murphy, itlgdon, Itolman, Noe, Albert, Dun can, Hmltn. Ttio committee on waya nnd means made tlio following report, which was adepted: Your committee would respectfully report thai wo have had tlio namo un der comilderatlon nnd And tlio report to lie In accord with tlio ordlnnucc re quiring It, extvpt that tlio account of dloburecmoulB falls to whow "to whom" tho money was paid, the treasurer doubtless relying on tho vouchers to dlscloso the names of payees. Il might bo Improved also by IiuvIiik the footlnga carried forward Id Ink Instead of poucll. Thu credits claimed uro sup ported by vouchers and tho account of receipts nnd disbursements seems to be correct. The report shows that there has been paid Into tho general fund during tlio quarter the sum of $14 111 -13 and (IIk bursed fiom tho samo fund $7 COO 33 leaving n balunco on hand of f 0,011 10. Wo are unable to dhcovor tho neces slty for having bo largo a balunco In the hands of the treasurer at tho end of tho quarter. Thcro appears to bo no need of reserving any of this balance to pay Interest on the city debt, ns a leferonco to tho treasurer's report for the threo quarters preceding this ono shows that tho recolpt of money fur the general fund during each of thoeo quarters was BUfllclent to satisfy all claims) for Interest falling due In each quarter, so that wo can seo no reason why tho eutlro $14 111 43 should noi huvo been paid out beloro tho ond of tho quarter. Taking the reports nbove mentioned as a guide, It lasafo to say that tin receipts for thU quarter will bo sufUclout to pay the Interest to and Including January 1, 1800, and the samo may be said of tho two following quarters. With tho foregoing sugges tions for tho futuro guidance of the treasurer, we recommond tho ndoption of tho report. J. J. MunriiY, Geo. G, BiNdiiAJr. Committee. The committee on streets presented n report on tho rewoustranco against building a walk ou tho north sidoot Bellevue street, from 14th to 10th, recommending that said walk ehould not be built. Passed. Tho special committee on Investi gating tho condition of the city lights reported In favor of asklug the lighting company to palut Its poles and to keep tho lights In clean condition. Also of dispensing with two lights those at tho intersection of 17th and Bellevue streets uud at tho foot of Btate street. The city hall committee recommend, od that Hutcblns & Southwlck be paid $1,747 liO, and that W. D. Pugh be paid $43.08. Adopted. Aug. Bohrelber applied for liquor license. Referred, Alderman Albert of the committee ou fire und water made a verbal report on the condition of the fire service lu connection with tho woolen mill fire. MEN-AGES QuIcUly.TuoroutJilr, I'ui-BYsr Curil. Four out of fl vo who suffer nervousness, mental worry, attacks of "the blue" ore but paying tbo penalty of early excesses. Vic tims, roolalm your Tnnnhnal. KCaln YOUr I WOT .... mm ii'hi ' flow Id IH I HI I0W MOT 0$ .. . . in ...... 9 60 Ii 10 :::::: "S8 vigor. Don't despair. Send for book with explanation and proofs. Mailed (sealed) free. ERIE MEDIOAL 00., Buffalo, H.Y. ..nfc. , i i ....- .tiiinui.tt ttf ftnamllnt fw ImttA iyhih Hi$ (ftMllfar", M rtHtrtffltl Tf(ffJMri. rn ffTinnii fi(itiiiiij ifiitnwii' m nf pffff(f U All Tirfth Uf, fif nt Mill, Iff flllrt IbHf iHllllltlltt fl(, (if Hid aifMit, ImliiK lirnHIU p( Mt, fAiv rtfrfHFNfcff fnf liitt ttnntm, nnd MlflifdwHHl IfM fWrilliml. lift flUfln IfwitiNnll l'iNifml'i(t WiiMimllM In tuf f Willi lb pfHprtfly HWiiHin, aluf lirf Hint limy wniilil linrna ifiinn(lon wmnhf, Willi n vlnw lo mi umldiiblN Dtflnififliit Mr. Hi f. Huff nlwi wlilrfi miiififlll mi llirt mil.Jfdf. If ptift inotli.ii of Mf, IliiKhani, llm atrrnl lllllllll(M tVHH Alllll0Ml (o UlM lf tlM, nnd Mm uuUt In reilinvo llifl liiiiillni wnn rnVfiltAri. A lirllllnii Id fMnlilli'i fwf oil Nnfih (joiniiiftfolnl strtrt wan fml and fefoffld. A iiittldmi (nt lijrilrnnUt tlio corner of Mill nml limit alfftpiu, from U. M irli null otliurfl, waa road nnd re ferredt Tim K. I'. txl(i of Hulem aiibinlttoil tllaiiHa tor thn (mo of tho collnoll chain her. Ciratrfiilly ipriiIvoI, Tim following statement wa received from tho ally Irenauror, read and re fflrrndt "In conf(iiciice of tho lain falluro of tho hanking firm ot Williams Ac Eng land, the city fuudti which went do poftllrd with litem nro tied up for an Indefinite period, In view of till fnot, my aiirollea nod myself liavo about completed arrangements whereby tho ucccusary amount for replacing funds In tho treasury will bo had nnd tho litilneR of tho treasurer's olllco will Hiiltrr no further embarraamont. In any event tho city will sudor no low ben&tuo of tho falluro. Tho balances ou hand ns shown by tho books amount to (7,840.83 Uf this sum $1,800 wero held to tako up warrants nlrcady culled aud ou whlcii Interest stopped from dutoof call. "Interest lu tho amount of $4,085 on bonded Indebtedness falling duo before this year's taxes will bo received nnd tho receipts from other sources at present being yery small, this nmounl. was being hold for tho purpose of moot lug such obligations, honco the amount in tho treasury nvallnblo for tho re demptlon of warrunts Is only tbout $1,000. Jjist ns soon as tho books can bo checked up and property bulanccd n call will bo made for warrants nnd a placo for payment of same will bo designated. E. J. Bwapfokd, City Troasurer. Messrs. Southvrlok nnd Hutcblns submitted suggestions for chuueto of specifications lu city hall Intl. Mr. Southwlck was invited to address tho council upon tho subject. Mr. Rtgdon and Mr. Holman, of tho ally hall com mllteo, stutcd that tho comtnlttco ap proved tho change. Mr. Bingham moved to nuthorlzo tho building com mltteo and architect to visit Portland uud Investigate nnd report to tho coun cil. Passed. Mr. Duncan moved that only throo Judges nnd clerks of election bo np. pointed In enoh wnrd; Mr. Bingham sconded. Carried. Mr. Murphy moved for adjournment to Friday evening for.appolutmonl of cltv hall matters. Carrlod. i A potitlou from Mrs. West and others for a sldowulk on tho south side of Ferry street from 10th to 21st streets. Referred. An ordinance was read for tho open lug nf Court street from 10th to 17th. Read second timo and referred. Au ordinance was also read for rebating the surplus of tho Btato street Improvement assessment. Alderman Murphy moved tbat the county court bo requested to levy tho road tax for the onsulng year payable In cash Motion carried. $ioo Keward $loo The readers of this paper will be pleased learn- that there Is ot least one dreaded dlseaso that science has been able to cure In all Its stages, and that Is Cataarh, Hall's Catarrh Curo Is the only positive euro known to the medical frarernlty. Catarrh being a constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the disease, and giving tho patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that thev offer One Hundred Dollars lor any case that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Or Sold by Druggists, 75c, Rheumatism Is a aymptom of dlseaso of the kid neys, it will certaimv 00 ronoveo ny Purks Bure Cure. That headache, baokaoheaud tired feeling come from tbo same cause. Ask for Parks' Bure Curo for the llyer and kidneys price l-0y, sold bv Lunn & Brooks. 10-4 There are 177755 miles of railroad In tho United Btat8. There nro 00,835,'iSO rails used to cover this ground. There are 633,205,000 ties used to bind tlietfa lulls together, but no such amount, however, la required to bind tho heartH nf the traveling public to the faot that the Wisconsin Central lines furnish BUpeiior facilities on all their tralua between Bt, Paul and Chicago which form cloeo codneotions with all lines to tho east and south. Mako n note of IL Children Cry for Pitcher' Castoria ii..iwi-i 1 1 '' mn.l.M..i .i..tniiLHu a. 4-m ..,.. -i,,!!....,,...!,, f ,...! ,i. u - VAUilY tMSU HrlWlli AiimIII It. SI Vt, I'rif ilMivril A jrl I'lfipafflirrff fcMHr Iwfun rt lafgd AI11II Hm al (tin MTirUlNil ftfiilrflll Mat TnM ihy frtiilrig'. Jin rM smikImI by Afi, nml Mm. flrwHlM, wliti miriKioiim llVftty SflllllMI HdflM, nil (if ffillflf wcrn highly appfHilaKil by Mir iniff Wo Hfnulil lihn In Jiavo iridni Ofiiiia HKllf. Uiif oIliHiK am itif miiflli InlofrMcd mtr ifiit firMiDt nf ptmmty licmn bulll at AutlisflK'l-n lnibill irtdn IndiiMfy. Tim (ifiMpfrtfn 'foin in im tffKMl nt iifonnl, Mr. UllbflH, our liHlf I iiMfi, (diiM to lo I10 very btiy now-a-drtyn, Wo nUn iiollcallialdinH. IMiousd rramlfil with railroad worhititn. Tlinrn will Im a Miulnl hold at Dm A, O, V. W. ball In AtltiiNVllIri on Hatilf. day nfUfiKwn, Nitvt'inbor no, by H10 old aoldloM of tlio fobohlotinnd Ihelr faiiilllfN, At which lima thero will bo tep4 tahaii Id oranlii a (I. A. It post and Wi It. (J, All old soldiofn am nrii eatly reqiltated to Attend. ' W wero (torry to learn of tlio (loath of Mrs. KlljiAbolh Carter, wlfu of Henry Carter, of Htay ton. Bhodled Tueaday 1 ornlng Novombor 12, and was bur led lu tho I O, O. V, cemetery AtHtay ton, on Wodtieaday, the 111th. Ottr mill la doing a rushing business, having to run night nnd day to keep up with the demands for I la flour and feed, Marlon. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook, on November 8th, a 10 pound squ, all parents dolog well. Frank Is happy. Mrs. Ii. II. Addlton national organ Uer of tho W. C. T. U gave a lecture at Friends church Monday, Novombor 11th at 7:80 p.m. Subjeot, "Christian Cttlxenshlp. Attpudance small. Mr. Hobba, of this place la down with typhoid fuvor aud Is growing weakor daily, Quito a numbor of tho membors of of tho Friends church wero In attend ance nt their quarterly meeting, held at tialem on tho 16, 18 nnd 17 lust. They report It n profitable and picas- nut gathering. Mr. nnd Mrs. Al Patton's baby Is slok with typhoid fover. Mr. Leo Wiseman, who bought a tract ot land on an Island southeast of this place, has eroded a rcsldonca on It and moved oyer there. Wo wish him success In his now homo and yot liavo somo fears, ns to Ills safety. Tho Ruthorfords say thoy havo seen ten teet of water where he Is located. We tblnk ho has a splendid location for fruit and vegetables, If nbovo high water mark ho will ho nil right, ho said that ho will always navo a boat In readiness, In caso of omergenoy. Rov. B, F. HInehaw and family, formerly of this place, but who hat been Inborlutr In tho Friends church nt Bhorwood, Washington county, will return this week, Rov. HlnBhaw will act as pastor of the churoh nt this placo tho coming year. Reports say tho family of L. A. Walker, will start lu a few days for California whoro Mr. Walker has been staying since last spring. Mr. and Mrs, Pratt, a reformed drunkard, gambler and lighting man, from the gutter to tbo pulpit, lectured at tho Friends church, Thursday even ing, Novombor 14th, on the evils of intemperance, which was highly In teresting to bis bearers.. The sick folks of Marlon are improv ing, with the exception of Mr. Hobba who Is reported growing worse "DR. MILES, Through His Nervine Is a Ben efactor to Thousands." WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher, t- who resides at Oreen Bay, writes m March 6th, 1885, aa follews: "Hive years ago I becamo ao nervous that mental work waa a burden. I could not rest at night on account of rJeeplessneas. My attention waa callod to Dr. Miles' Ucstora tlvo Nervine, and I commenced to uso It with tho very best effect. Btnco then I have kept a bottle in my bouse and uso It whonever my nerves become unstrung, with always tbo samo good results. My son also Dr. Miles' takes It for nervousness with like novor fulling success. I havorecom monded it to many and It cures them. AU who suffer from nervo troubles should try It. Nervine Restores Health , It Is free from narcotics, perfectly barm less, and yet soothes and strengthens. Dr. Mtlos. through his Nervine is a benefactor to thousands." A. O. LEHMAN. Editor and proprietor of Dot Landsman. Pr. Miles' Nervino la sold on guarantee arst bottle wH benefit of money refunded. l if: si lu is iL Ut Infant urn! Ohlldren ....owm imiiiiiim im mmmi uim wnium i it MOTHERS, PoypU-Know im ". Mmn' lltw, IMtitf Cordlsl, many wmiiM floMMfttf fifiup, an-1 IfWHl timttoH (nt thlMrtri f twf-i(l lif njitilMl M Mfltr.filflf Mtt Vom KMPTK '"" ftl,'l1ft, '" woi iW An iifiir ftaiwHiu H"i t t-f YOU Knyf Hist In most wintift MttmUU al hot ff rnllM lowtl nw&Aki jrlthotit In 1111 (dent (bisons t p.9.Y0ii KHtirf lliat ywt alwiiM aat jxrmlt nym1llo 1 U ilr(i ywttthM unless yoil or yotif plislUn kftor of what It l eorrtrxic-l f pn.ynu Kttoytlut CilwUN rtittlWfelM pitftimtti (l.t a lUtot Ik liiitrtdUtili H uttl4liit wild ettry Ujtlle t ln yttut KPf that CastotU I Ids rttltfoti of the fMoii Mf. tumul Wilier. Vhat it lias been In tto for nearly ttiltly years, and that inoto CmlmU Hotf auM tlmn of alt otfisr rtmeilles fat elilMreti combined t no Voa Ksrty ihtt th fstent Offleo Pepaitment t( tlio tnlte.1 Alsl'i.sad of other coimlile, liasalssutil cteftistva tight td Ur, rilctiernnd fiU atafgns to tliewutd Crrlrlf4' and Ita formuta, and that to Imitate, them Is a state pifaon oflenM) m Vom Knoryllut one of Ilia reasons for granting tliU government protection vrasbecsusoCastorlalia'tUftt proven to bo nhA&lHtmty hnrtssteiMr Ites Vqm Knovy that 3$ HMHTHgrn doKS of Castotla ar furulstted fur jjjj eilH, or one cent a dosaf Vm Ktifv that vrhea poaed of this perfect preparation, your children mr 1m kept well, and that you nay have unbroken rest f WUi tlien? thing, ate worth knowing. They ore facts. fllt fatXllHlllSB wlgHWlMrc qf a&r Children Cry for Pitcher's Cattorla. 1. ZT .rt A ejvABjAgjgjgjggjgjgjdgpj eggfgagjMygrgfgffk MBP m egfgfgfgspjsjfggfjjggfgL tfiiVilsiliAi , , . . .ii v fw FOUR-PRIZES! THE CAPITAL JOUR NAL docs not do a lottwry business to swell its circulation; but in arldition to giving value rccoiyed, it gives its subscribers valuablo premiums. Now is tho timo to order your reading matter, and it will pay you to notice tho following special effers: Anyone of tho following four periodicals free, ono year, to any subscriber ot THE JOURNAL who pays $1.50 in advance for tho DAILY, by carrier, threo months, (50 cent- a month), or by mail sh months, (25c a month), or tho WEEKLY 18 months, ($1 a year). "Queen of Fashions." Tho best 16-pago illustrated fashion magazine of Now York free for ono year. Tho above prices aro net cash, and the nliea- eat combination ever of f fered. Tho M Queen" is a high class, practical, homo magazine. "The Child Garden Tho delightful Chicago chil dren's magazine. Just tho thing lo read to tho little ones of tho homocirole. It brings. tho kin dergarten into the home. Song, y times and story . Beautifully illustrated, $1 a vear. Pub lished by tho Kindergarten JLitorature Gov . i.. . ,-..,.,.., i ,..,,.,,.,,, , ,j . f j f .,. ,.f pjyi - r M In k wrerjf vrssjHBr. 'The Farm News," A practical farm paper, cd itfdbyja staff of experienced agricultural writo s, contributed to by tho best known agricul turists of tho couutry. It con tains whac tho lurinor wants. Womankind. . A handsome, attractivo,home panor,.to which every woman will give a hearty wolcomo. SAMPLE COPIES of any of these Publication can bo had by calling at THE JOURNAL ofiico or dropping us a postal cam. Any two of tho above peri odicals can bo secured by pay ing and takingTHE JOUR NAL twice as long as required to secure ono. When tho oxtromoly low pricoof THE JOUUNAL. in cons dered, this will bo found tho most liberal olTor mado by any paper on tho const. HOFER BROS.8 Editors, Salem, Or, t - - TyT irr-fTTirppi'ip ,iiri .ryuj,, 1 1 un'MMI ,- EAST ! 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ENNYROYAL PILLt Arc lwj rrlUU. tADisvw a BL lt. ! ttlhtry J?vW Ujifnii(i itWft ism wiii. tun rnta I Hta vv- iinMud 'i? m jm tmtmw' (u; 1 UJAtOLl a. or 'IUUnrflji laXDlt m jjjimuw.i, .Visit lO.OUtfTwUiw i (irs- U K ' 19 W3 I mm 'Jf r I sm fm toMlj uf.e4 1itfaUi. t)h Uh etr VhMWl v ;?' i" li 1