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The Iowj of a single tilglit' alwp tcll
Id the drawn expression on the face
nnd the MugnUti powers of the mind.
When this ttulortunato pilvmlon con
llntiea night nfcor night, no on can
hut hlapycsto the illmtroiift out.
come ,
De&tyf neuralgia, hendacha, clys
iwpsla, melancholia and that dread
paresis lollow.
Physlclons know the peril -ot sleep'
Itssncos. In every raso brought under
Ihtlrcsro narcotics are rigidly keplj
nway, because momentary relief leave
uiHttera wore In thu end. A per
manent euro that looks to a rapid
nourishment of the nervous system
la found in Paiuo'u celery compound
WITHOUT PREJUDICE,
Personal and Political Gossip About Public
Men and Women of Oregon,
WITH SKETCHES ABOUT
GOVERNOR SHOUr,
GEORGE II. J1URNETT,
CHARLES W. PULTON,
A. HUSH,
Tho most Important matter befurc
the Oregon aupremo court Is I he Kami
ern Oregou asylum case. Tho way 11
appears to an Irrovcreut, and simple
minded member of the common herd h
this: If tho location of a bruuuh instilu
tlon lu another part of the ata'o is uu
constitutional tho court should say ho,
or the 9 constitution bo umcuded, so
that such a location would be constitu
tional, If It Is unconstitutional tin
asylum should not bo nullt '.In Eastern
Oregon. The matter Hhould bo deter
mined by the court In a llit-footcd
manner, dovold of any technicalities or
halr-spllttlng. There should bo no
more quibbling Or equivocating or
dodging tho Issue. Public Institutions
should bo located In accordance with
tho fuud'unontal law of tho common
wealth. Why? Bosauso tlioy Involve
largo appropriations and exerclso of the
power of taxation, and it Is easy to see
that unless tho question Is nettled from
tho itaudpolut of tho constitution, that
there Is before the people of Oregon an
endless amouut of litigatlou and con
troversy. When the constitution was
adopted there were compromises made
that scattered tho Btate Institutions.
Tho clauao llmltlug Tuturo Instil utlons
to tho capital urthoftnto waa inserted
In good faith, lo prevent erection of
needless buildings over n thinly popu
lated and young state. Hut thut time
is past. Tho state has outlived Its In
fauoy. Its Institutions aro now scat
tered. It Is tho custom of nearly all
states to scatter thorn. It will tnko
courago to rouder n decision that will
do Justice undor tho circumstances,
and they will not cscapo criticism.
But It should bo romombercd thut
courts In our country onjoy no Immu
nity from criticism. They aro not
criticised enough. Thorovcront press
seldom laiees mi unfriendly band at
tho occupants of the bench. They slip
through politics aud public Ufa easier
than any other class of public oniclalu.
Thoro la no reaion why this should bo
bo. A government of tho people,
should havo no oillclals wearing n
crown or a halo, and nouo abovo tho
reach or open discussion and criti
cism, JudgeaBcau, Mooronnd Wol
vertoti nro not tho kind ot men to ask
uny favors of tho press, and aro al
ways ready to take "pot luck" with
tho rest ot tho politicians. Tholr de
cision Is expected In n month or so.
Tho Washington correspondent of
tho Iowa Btato BeglBtor tells this about
a man well known iti Oregen:
Heuator Bhoup, of Idaho, was a gul
lant soldier aud n bravo Rooky moun
tain scout. Ho was colonel of tho
Third Colorado Cavalry and partlci.
pated In mauy engagements. As nu
Indian lighter aud pathfluder ho was
celebrated during and after the civil
war. Buflalo BUI Know him well and
scouted with him. Ho was a splendid
horsomon aud in no whit Inferior to
Buffalo BUI us a frontiersman. Old
otllcers of the army refer to his achieve
ments with euthusastlo admiration
and say that but for his highest aspira
tions ho would havo beou fully as
noted end maybe as successful as tho
celebrated Cody. Slnco leaving the
uaddlo aud sombroro Senator Bboup
has been a successful busluess umu
nud a worthy statesman. Ho la h mild
mmnored geutlemon with soft, well
modulated voice, whom you would iako
lor a polished courtier of n life time
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A crtwi nnnn
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Paine's Celery
Nothing perforins the needed sorvlce
es surely ondfw rapidly.
li Is the greatrstcst norvo and brain
restoratlvo the world has ever known.
Thfi wouderful formula for Paine's
cejerv rompoiind Is no necroj tnhe
medlral profession.,. It Is uot,rt patent
tnedlciiie. ,Its .nbsoljile frcedomtfrom
kliydeteterlotis substnnca Is an assured
fact vouched by tho ablest physlclaus
lo Iba" country, mid.. by the eminent
Prof. JSdward B. Phelps, M. D.,D L .
D., of Dartmouth college, who llrst
prepared It.
HiilHirers from neuralgia, neuralgic
heudachfs and rhoumatl'in p.hould
stop short thulr uiorphlne,ult)iue and
-iuch paln-kllllugdrugj. No cure can
oe hoped from thvso temporizers.
ATTORNEY-UENERAL 1DLEMAN,
HARVEY SCOTT,
THOMAS II. TONGUE,
ROLAND 1). GRANT,
THE SUPREME COURT.
rather than a uraduate of tho Ameri
can Ironlier.
While Heualor Hhoup was governor
of Ihe territory of Idaho President Har
rison ordered him to leavo Washington
City, to go home aud attend to the du
ties uf tho governor of tho terrltoory.
He did not kuow Ids mau. Governor
Bboup resented tho tune und rummer
of tho president und said: "This placo,
your position and my respect for your
olllce, prevent mo from expressing
myself as I would llko to do. There
foro, Mr. president, I will bid you good
morning." He went at ouco to his
hotel, wrolo his resignation as gover
nor of Idaho, aud sout It to the presi
dent, through tho secretary uf tho
interior. On tho following morning
ho rccolvod a request from General
Noble, tho secretary, to call at tho
Interior department. Ho promptly
responded and luo secretary asked
him to withdraw his resignation.
Governor Bhoup roplled:
"I will not withdraw my resigna
tion. I was Insulted by President
Harrison and I want him to under
stand that no Amorcan citizen, no
matter what his position, can oiler
mo any dlscourtosy without resent
ment on my part. I am horo working
for stalohood for Idaho, and hero I
shall remain. I kuow my business.
1 11111 doing Idaho moro good than I
could iu Boise city, aud I urn golug to
Btay here. Toll tho prcalduut he uiti
appoint my succosssor as soon as he
pleaaes; but I shall not withdraw my
resignation."
Govuruor Bhoup's successor was not
uppolnted, Hecoutinued to be gov
ernor, und In tho following December
ho came to Washington as a United
States senator from tho soyorolgn state
of Idaho, aud In that capacity called
upon Gouoral Harrison to pay Ills
respects to tho president of tho United
States. Last winter he was elocted to
ttie sonato for nuothor term of six years.
He waa particularly ludlguaut with
President Uarrlsou because- he had been
i factor In securing Harrison's nomina
tion at Chicago In 1SSS. Ho told n
friend about his interview with tho
president whon ho was ordered to leave
Washington lu an unceremonious mau
tier, nud he said: "I was never n pro
fano mau, but I did want to uee some
vernacular frontier English to Ben
Harrison that morning, but ho was
president of my country nud I manured
to gel awny from him with dignity
und decorum. But It was hard work
to control myself. I generally like to
toll a man fraukly what I thluk, but
tuo White Houbo was not tho placo for
mo to ox press myself, aud so I held my
tongue,"
Ouly those who know tho man
through and through appreciate what
eolf-maitery it was lhateuabled him to
bridle bis teniXT aud coutrol his
wrath
"Hon. Th08.Il. Tongue.of Hlllsboro,
a lawyer of ability, an ex stale senator
aud one uf tho oaudtdatea for the
Uultcd States souato before tho last
senslou ot the legislature, la In u bad
odor with tlu Oregou Bar Association,
or with tho better element of It. Ho Is
accused of grossly unprofessional con
duct, and certain members of the
isaoclatlou aro determined to bring
disbarment proceedings against him In
the supreme court. Ono uf tho ohargea
against Tongue la that on August 22 he
wilfully and without right erased tho
name of W. I). Smith from tho order
of the probate court of Washington
county, appolutlug appraisers of tho
Kilwurd Couatable estate, and euUll
uted tho uatuo of J. 11. Wllfets, aud
tho upprl8emeut was made In pureu
ttuco of iheso proceedings. Iu addltlou
to this churgo It la undoratpod that
complaint have beeh preeouted to the
the Washington comity grand jury
Compound ?
There Is ono way of setting rid forever
of the causes of all this suffering; that
Is by taking Palne'o celery compound
In this groat modern remedy tho real
means to health Is nttendond to; sleep
Is made sound and refreshing, the
appetite improves an I tho nerves step
complaining, because they get tho
nutriment thnt natures requires. This
Im the fnudemontat, rational way that
Palno's colery compound takes to be
able to copo succeiitully with diseases
ol tho liver, kidneys ami atonntch, and
to guarantee u complete return of sleep,
good digestion and a ii!et, well reg
ulated nervous system
Paine celery compound parmau
ontly cures discuses of nervous origin
It makes the sick well agtln.
! relative to tlio disappearance of a Jury
veidtct lu u ruse in a Justice court at
Cedar Mlllrf, lu whluh Tongue was
much Interested.
"Air. Tongue la a prominent lawyer,
possessed of excellent oratorical powers
und a prominent politician, nud Is now
aspiring to congressional honors In the
First district. He became conspicuous
iu politics through his frequent at
tempts t) d-foat the Hon. Joseph
Simon, aud his just as frtquent defeats
by the Hon. Joseph Slmou."
The above is printed with offensive
headlines in the Baker City Democrat.
1'bo whole screed sounds just as though
thero were a political purpose behind It
all. Mr. Touguo was not always
downed by Mr. Simon. The only tlmo
they woro lu tho senate together Mr.
Tongue downed Mr. Simon on every
Important measure, hb for Instance tho
Austrulhiu ballot law, and tho railroad
commlHHli.n strongtheulng uct. As be
tween the two men, of course, the
Democrat Ins a right to side with Mr.
Simon, but It has no right to traduce
Mr. Tongue if it sounds that way.
This Saturday uveulug Mr. Clius. W.
Fulton's congressional boom lu the
second district Is to be started .In East
Portland, by u uddress before tho
Multnomah Republican club. Mr.
Fulton was n popular candidate for tbo
United States souutorship before the
last legislature. He was popular In Ills
opposition to tho old corporation ring
uud in his advocacy of autl-goldbug
lluauclal views, uud had he been
elected on his declarations and pledges
then made ho would have gono to
Washington as auauti-goldbugsouator.
Mr. Fulton probably still entertains
those sentimouls. Principles like those
will be found to ba rooted deep in the
hearts of the people and politicians
cannot put them 011 nud put tliem oT
as the occasion seems lo suit. I do not
bellovo that Mr. I'ultou Is that kind ol
man, Our country Is coming to n point
lu Its history whero public men will
liuve to be moro frank nnd honest with
the people lu their relation to vital re
forms, even If they fall of getting
olllce. Tho peoplo of Oregon have
greut hopes lu Gbas, Fulton. Ho will
uot fall Into the error of entrusting his
political fortunes to tho midwifery of
corporations or Iho wetnurslng of a
few Portland bankers. Tho peoplo
waut nud need and must have tho
services of Incorruptible men who will
uot trucklo to arlstoorutlo paternalism.
Wodon't bellovo Mr.Fuiton Is that kind
of a man. Wo hope he may never be
come suoh. He will cast hi lot,
politically spoakiug, heart und soul on
the side of tho producers nud laborers
ot this stato. Ho will toll tho middle
men, the sharpers, the robbeis aud
tleecors of tbo common peoplo to go lo
lophet. Bo far as ho is concerned, his
splendid abllltles.hls taIenU,his bruins,
his heart aud hauds, belong to the
people who havo madu him what tie I,
not to tho political tricksters of Port
land. lSllnrta tire being made to fix Alb my
us the pluco for holding the next He
t)Ublntu congressional convention In
thu llrst dUtrct. No suoh amount us
Ban KnuiiWcj bid for the national con
vention will bo necessary, but Albany
cau and will extend a cordial welcome
lo the delegates aud visitors aud pro
vide a commodious place of meeting In
the opera tiuuse, and will muke their
stay pleasant.
Mr, J. W. Cuslck has communicated
with a number of (he committeemen,
and has received assurances from many
of tbem that they will favor Albany as
the pluce of meetiug. This city is
centrally located uud can furnish
ample accommodations for nil visitors.
It Is almost certain the convention will
meet here. The cougresaioual com-
FAILING MANHOOD
Qtneral and Nervous Debility.
WeaVnM of Body and
MlDil, Kfftot of Errors
or Kzoessos la Om or
Young. Itobuit, Noblo
Manhood fully Hrstoml,
How to KnlsrfW nit
Htrengtben Weak. Un
loveloj)d Portions of,
llixly. Absolutely un
fallingllouio Treatment.
-HenuAtA In a il&Y.
roul &Q HlalM ami Knivlell
Countries. Send tor Deicrtpttvo Hook, ex
planation and proots, mailed (sa!xl) f ruo.
ERIE MEDIOAL CO., Buffalo, rU,
EWilla
Van trstlfv I
mltle- will probably meet at the same
time tbo stato central committee.mcelr
next year, when tbo (Into and placo ol
the convention will bo fixed. Tin
congressional committee Is cgmposed
es follows!
William Knot', Benton county; Dr.
0. W. Tower, Coos; Delos Woodruir,
Curry; 0. O. T. Williams, Clackamas;
Geo. W. Colvlg, Josephine; Goo. M.
liove, Jackson; V, L Hartley, Douglas;
Gen. T. Nlnkerson, ICIamath; N. L.
J,ee, Lincoln; V. Conn, Like; It. A.
Beusell, Lincoln; J. A. Wilson, Linn;
W. J, Culver, Marlon; I. T. Mason,
Polk; J. W. Morton, Tillamook; TJnw.
H. ToiiBUe,Washiugton;Wyatt Harris,
Yamhill.
.
Two S4lem ujpttalists made the
committee on woolen mill subsidy a
peculiar oiler. They ollered to take
slock If they could pay for it lu sbiok
iu the old Hulem (louring mills com
pany, with pait of tho machinery
shipped unity. These capitalists had
paid $1 15 for their klock at a time
when It was valuable. By i strange
co incidence that is just about what the
new woolen mill strain will bo worth.
The new company will have ubontf 115,
000 vuluable ussets and cash to tltO,
000 stock, as the committee ilgured It.
Tbe subsidy was raised without any
such trades of stock for stock.
Domestic enemies ad locale a foreign
war. Wo havo enough to do to secure
good government at home. Bosslsm
and tammany rule in our big cities Is a
wuwo foe than auy Europoan power.
The forelgu elomeut that misgovern
American cities are more dangorous
than well-behaved foreigners who stay
across tho water. A great deal of the
talk about Monroe doctrine Is Monroe
buncombe. If Harvey Scott, of Port
land, wants to whip tho British, let
hltn oome out and help his own country
abolish the British gold staudard.
I notice thero aro commitments from
distant parts of the state to the peniten
tiary for six mouths. This is an abuse
that ought to be stopped. A six
mouths' sentence should be to tho
county Jill aud s.ive the expaujo of
briuglug tho men to Salem aud then
turning them uut here after a short
time. The men ure worse oil for their
short term, tho expense is as tnuoh. for
delivery ui for u longer term and when
tho man gets out lie is far uwuy from
home, penniless nud ready for another
crime,
The Tacoma Chamber of Commerce
committeo thut has Investigated city
allairs finds all the defalcations and
jobs that were perpetrated on tho city
wore the "result of iucumpetenoy
rather thau dishonesty." It would bo
interesting to kuow what a really com
petent set of oillclals could accomplish.
It will now bo iu order to tnyestlKate
aud tlud out where ull the compotent
men have beon staying theso years.
They ure no doubt all mombers of the
chamber of commerce.
Judge Burnett did a good act when
ho sont Willis Jcrdan up from Polk
county for five years for holdlug up n
Chluamau. He had served several
short terms of one year or six months
at the stato prison, und sending him
for II voyeurs dispones of bis deviltry
for a whilo, uud saves expenso of re
peated convictions. There are now
three of the Jordnns iu tho state prison
aud they nro evldeutly a class of de
gouerutes best oil whon lu prison.
Tho republican leaders down at
Washington seem to act upon the
theory of "Just hnug on aud we'll got
the offices unyhow, whether we d i
nuythlng or uot." That Is a danger
ous game, gentlomon. Tho country Is
bad ouough of! wltn u democratic ad
ministration, but It will uot exctuo the
party of lutelligeuce for resolvlug itsolf
into a mere expectant louging Inactive
organized nppetlte.
John Hoefer, of Champoeg, is one of
tho best known pioneors of Marion
county. Ho bus a beautiful homo at
that historic town on the Willamette,
and s one of tho threo largest tax
payers In tho county, his partner, Tdr.
Horn, being auotber. Ho says the
past two years Lave been very hard on
tho farmers who were in debt uud but
few have been able to pay their Interest.
Governor Fletcher uf the Salem Pot
prlnta au original poem with this head
ing!
THE GRUNT OF THE LA.8T PIO.
A Diversified Poem
1IY THE 8ALKM JIOO.
His paper Is an authority ou diversi
fied agriculture.
Rev. Rolaud D. Grant handles same
heavy fuhjects from the pulpit, but hi
has net yet learned to handle n baby in
the audience
Children Cry for
Pitcher' Catoria.
THE UAWKE7B OLUB,
At the meeting of the club, helf
December 1, J. J. Eirlo waaeltctoi
president; W. F. Etrod, vice-president
Clyde C. Llghtner, secretary, aud J. C
Stratford, treasurer. The following
resolutions submlttoJ by the committee
in by-laws:
Hesolved. That from the present con
dition of uiicertatutv.doubtand laokol
coi HJeuw now existing iu tbe mlnilf
if conservative buMness men through
nit t'ie country, as to the reat lltuuc
Id question, whbsh has to a great
degieo been Iho cause of bmlueroi do
nrt-Hlu(i and hard tluivs In then
United Stairs, we uecd a umu rorpresi
limit who will re i to re can 11 leucu in tin
minds ot thofe who have money t
llirow Into business Invtstment uud
ilreiiliilion, that tbe nrleriex of trnr
an 1 commerce may throb and pu sate
d lu Hit) Inriuer days of our national
pn sperlty, and u man who will deiioe
the houoi of bis 0 untry and protect
tbo rights of his citizens.
Itesolved, That we find Hon. William
0. Aliisou,of Iowa, uu able, cool, con
servative, patriotic stutcsman, possoss
tug thooe attributes of character uud
statesmanship Hut will inspire con 11
donee In iho American people Just the
kind of v man we want for president ol
I bit e United States aud wo humbly
and sincerely invito nil unod citizens to
join with us in our ellorts to secure his
nomination unu election. uoos nay
Newe.
Tun Jouhnal takes pleaBuro in
printing the above as a compliment to
the eminent Iowau. It can see no
harm that could come from tho organ
ization of Ha wkeyecluba all over Ihe
state,
English hop growers ure asking a
protective duty to brlug up the price ol
hops, Amerlcau hop growers have pro
tection aud Imps aro worth no more
than iu England, We tremble to say
It, but what Is needed is more beet
drinking, or lu hops, if better prices
are to prevail. It Id clearly a caso ol
underconsumption. The people have
not tho money for necessaries, to suy
nothing of luxuries,
Let the Amerlcau people give their
representatives to uuderstaud veij
thoroughly that they must make .
radical chuuge lu the policy of govern
ment from uu increasing uf the puUno
indebtedness to u lowering uf it; u cm
tenoy bearing no interest, luste.ul o
baiud ou lulerest-boaring bond. Ti
peoji e nre uot afraid of iheuuelveu,
uud they must tako business iu tlieh
own bunds,
Just build a few more ironclads, cnn
Ihbuu 11 few more bonds, Mr. Cleveland.
That will make better timed and solvt
the problem of agrarian discontent.
i I 1 U"
Why should tbe ladles bo admitted
at all to Iillhee club? Tlie members
aro ull married men or have given the
ladles tho murble heart long ago,
Wo wlsii tho editor of the States
man would quit spook. huutiug. li
would be far more ugreeublu to live it.
tho same town with him.
Tuo Eugene pupers litem squall)
divided with Shukspeare societies,
udultry cases, advancement club atii
elopements.
Tho repeul of tho Sherman silver
oilnuge uct was to restore whut? Pros
perity. Are we getting It? Not very
fait.
If the pollticul tendencies of the nasi
ten years continue, where will the n re
ducers come out ut ton years henc?
English turmers" are "woriie off th
uu
Amerlcau. They havo to
royn'ty aud the church.
support
Go to church tomorrow If you like it.
This Is u freo couutry .
Id Fashioned
compound cathartic
Pills.',blucnllls."c9l.
omel or other mercu
riot preparations,
should not be used in
these days of eullght
ened medical science,
wucn 11 is so easy to
K?t a purely vegetable
pill 1c concentrated'
form, sugar-coated,
in glass vials, nt any
store where rnedf.
clnes nre kept.
. , . . ... ." ejcc waa nrsi
to introduce a I.Ittle rill to the American
iicupic. iuany nave imuaieutuem, but none
have approached his " Pleasant Pellets " in
true worth rr vain far nil i,.nii... 1
cathartic purposes.
Once Used, they are Always In Favor,
Assist Nature a little now and then, with
a gentle, cleansing laxative, thereby remov
ingoflendlng matter from the stomach and
bowels, toning up and invigorating the liver
and Quickening Us tardy action, and you
thereby remove the cause of a multitude of
d stressing diseases, such as headaches, in
digestion, or dyspepsia, blliousuess, pim
ples, blotches, eruptions, boils, constipa
Hon, piles, fistula and maladies too numer
ous to mention.
If people would pay more attention to
properly regulating the action of their
bowels, they would have Jess frequent
occasion to call for their doctor's ser
vices to subdue attacks of dangerous dis.
cases.
That, of all known agents to accomplish
this purpose, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
are unequaled, is proven by the fact that
ouce used, they arc always in favor. Their
secondary effect is to keep the bowels open
and regular, not to further constipate, as is
the case with other pills. Hence, their Wat
popularity, with sufferers from habitual
constipation, piles and indigestion.
They absolutely cure sick headache, bill,
ousness, constipation, coated tongue, poor
appetite, dyspepsia and kindred derange,
menu of the stomach, liver and bowels
A free sample of the " Pellets," (1 to 7
doses) on Irtat, is mailed to any address,
post-paid, on receipt of name and address
on postal card.
Address for freo sample, World's Dis.
PKNSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. No. 6S1
Main Street, Buffalo, N. ' J
I KTVfl fTTh BBv
snfM
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JlTlTli' 1'llK.VUHH TVl'KWlilTKtt KOK
O rent. Inicood (ondlttou. Jurttlio thlnic
lorbiulnesH liimioorntudeutlesirnluij to uso
the typewriter, inquire ut Iflyi Connncrolal
Meet. U-nr
LADllCa, Don't nllow your f.icw to bo
crowiitd with my ImlrH, when you cau
ihvo It rthloiod lo Its natural color In four
'inurH. A Jl KlRltn, room 11, Kidroldgo
)tllI(HIU
iiliixrwi- manor lorty to iimnnite dl
Y trloiill.Kfcoiiii suinple. BtioclnllieB, do
orrMuiudliitr. feud Hyivun Co.. H72 0(d
mm, Detroit, .MIiililL-nn, locenu Tor Bainples
oil' fie., receivi-'untlll nllor. ll-2Mm
J) I?. CO XT n J s,
Parlors Ovor Gran Bros.
MONEY TO LOAN
On nltv or furm nrnncrtv.
'!'. K. l'ORD,
Over Jiusu'd iiuult. -
E. M. MAITE FIIINTING CO.,
COOK AND JOB PRINTER!
AN
Leant lilank I'ubltshent.
tlunli'M Ny Hrlrk.nvnr llielinHtc.l'om'l Htrw-i
HUIE WING SANG CO.
1 Mi'on m:iis
.lapnuofto Fanoy Unodn.nli kinds ot fllk cm
broidery, oniaintuni. Chtuaweiir, best tun ol
nil llnd MiUMntM nncl underwear. Closing
out muck bi-rorel'hrletiuni. IlU;t'ourt Htirut,
Htcin,Or lOVU-'Jtu
WOLZ'S MIIIT.
WOLZ h MIESrKE, Props.
Denlcra In all kinds of fru aud Knit menu ,
jfg'trratn niiHn?o a spcriitlty,
171 COJIJlhlt 11AIBT.
MONEY TO LOAN
On rami land security. Hpclal ralH
on largo loans. Loans comldered
Without delay,
, UAMILTOH MOIH
11 ' lUntr IhiIIIIih;.
FREE TO ALL WOMEN
I have a very simple home treatment which
will readily cure nil female disorders, nainful
periods, leucorrhoca, displacements, or
irrecnlarltlcj, ami' will cladlv send it free to
! any suiicrino woman. Address Mrs. J. Y. H
jrasgo, iaiinuni.inn co., ure, n-20.i.m"
FOR SALE-
A twelve acre pruuo o-chard, with build
Int'H nnd Improvements, o go at a banraln.
On- nillut-oin railroad nation. Addro-s mm.
"ti iu iicli', cnieui, ui esou, lil-liw
Miss liallou's School
OPENED UN
CUANNING HALL,"
I IWlll receive children Irom 3 years upwards.
Hpecinl ttoutlon to bejlnners. All de lred
braurbM for the o'der pupils toUKhl.lnclud
Inc drawlPe, modeling, rnuslo plaiu una
an Itto needle work All work dooe on be
Individual p an. lu which each thlld la ad
yanced according to iu own capacitv For
terms nd particulars apply to Hits o, llallou
Twentleih and Chemeketo tg aow.
German Lessons
(llvon by a qualldf d teocher, - native
Hf.?.e,w5ny.- ,.chla tM oh'lldren oS
H turdy. nt Ch'tnoln II ill.
lly Mrs. IUpsev. l Marlon St."
BANJO LESSONS.
ui iMHrmn t.
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C. H. LANE
iMwriiin
tSSSS
GOOD NEWS 1
Christmas Is tank
flo Ih Ilr'wn' I1Y1111.1 ,1.. u... .
for your wnih wiunnti ..-.. .Vi"" 'iy ,
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lit
olothui, un. "' ,""aw-,y. stilly, ur
TrlatMiindliiHtriipilnn rr.c 1 ...
HtolllMf(IHlapHt,h1' lr" '."" ord,
AULA m. iru unr run lieu n,.. . .
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J' II -"ALBCitf,
W.AtnmnK
Piex'.deul.
uv-VMbter,
Capital National Bank
OK SALEM.
TmnctitB RbtiBrnl banning hnnnetn
RED FRONT LIVERY
l AND STAGE M Mi 4.
Hod Front t.lvcrj- and llonrdimTTr -Firstcliuw
in every rmpca . Fr 2" iJf,,i',,e'
It. II. Wtacott. proprleior. ""'It.
DAII."? Bl'AUU unm.
Following stngcu arrive mi-ll deTFrt 1 "?
except Huuday: ' '" lu r,
HllvcrUin stHKonrriVfliat in a. m i,,. ..
ltlSp.tn. Faro75cont. "ilwut
Dutlaa stage, arrlvojnt ion. in., ipinf. 4tI
Independcnco stage Arrives nt luso ,
lCHVOMUt2r. in. M i '
SALEM WATER CO.
Office! Willamette Hotel Buildin,
tx. water lervtce apply nt olllce, Bllh r.
aulo monthly in advance. AiaCl ull VTr
plaint at the olfloo. ' " c" "'
Open splcket to prevent frewlnj, poslUi,
pronlblted. Cure should bo tokeu ifTna," V,
orrrcerlbu' lo have stop and waitocateci,''.!
Hee Hectlon 3 rules und regulai'ou, Xjgc ,.7.
tlon iu bills will bo allowed lor abwuea i 1
any cuuho whatever unluj water is en a
from pretnlBPH. v J"
UE jj1
TO MA
a.
D.ii for ovoryjlO Invoked can Ijk maV t,
) if now Syste.iiatlo i'ln 01 Hpccu h luii.
(10.09 nnd moro t a'le nully r. n. I n
menu, by mauy ponous who llvenwnr m
OUIciik .
At. wh auk Ih to luveHllxato our new sail or.
Oiml inolbods. Fast vornlui or plna ii
ilKhesl references fnrul-lud. our UVitltt
1'oinui nud Hints," how lo umko iiwner
ivon whonou thu wroniildeorrl ibemcritl
4nd other luluriuation Kent KUKK.
olb.MOUK A UU., ll.ui korn and HroktM,
Upon Itonrd of l'rdo Hldg., Olilcao. m,
lO-UO-am dAw ' '
GEO. EBUTDRZCIVH
MEAT MARKET,
8J1 Coiumorolal BUIOMtle blocn.l
f-lito iossor to 0. M, HuoliA Co.l ,"
HMt laeutH In llio..clty, FroiopiduiFn
4l IowmmI nriwm
K HO NOV WANl'-llorsor loafers bat
men 01 ability, jadtofj oainontato
lui.tloM. Hiulo nua Uouurnl aiteum. Baitt
ind cnnimlsston. Ituclne Flru ngtoe Uo,
lO.cluo, Wis. K 1 lit
DUY AND EXl'ItKSJ.
Capital Transfer Co,
IIARUYToWN, I'UOl.
Express, bnirgago aud 'jM kinds o( wmk
douo promptly. !,evo .orderx Rt ! I'atton'i
store. 12-3-tt
j. j, jtarkins,
Horse shoeing.
dhopntlOO lllionieketa street, mar Oim
meretnl, Bpeial atteullon to lnter;crlnin
hiimoH wltli dlnufl(t fwt.
East and South
VIA
THE orlASTA ROUTE
ot the
Southorn Pacific Comoin,
OAMrOPjfIA EXt-KCaa TllAIK UU.S UAll
TWKKN KJUTr.ANP ANP 8. r,
South.
;8:60 p. m.
Il:to p. m.
Khti Ma.
I NortET
Ev; ForUaud Ar.l k-ius.b
Lv. Halem Lv, 60qs.B
Ar. Bau Fran. Uv.) M
ilvm. (Mlna Btnn n( V.tt P.irtUnd. Of-
egon City, Woodburn.Baleui.Turner.Martoa,
jeuereou, Aioany, Aioany juncwuu, "
Eugene, Creswell.Uralns and all stauon wu
iwMenurv 10 Asniuuii inclusive .
KOJKUUUa MAll, DAILY. ,,.
&S0 b. m. I Lv. Fortland Ar. t: P-
IHYl n m l. U.ilurn I.V.I 2 i) P. W
VJJ n.'m. I Ar! lliwcbiiiv lv KfllsB
South- SAI.KM l-AbHKNOKK. iTT5?S
4.-C0 p. m. Lv. Fortland. Ar. !:
6:16 p. in. Ar. Bnlem. Lv JiSi
Iiuiug Cara ou Ogdcn Koule
TOLLMAN BUFFCT SLEEPERS
AND
Second Class Sleeoin Cars-
Attached to oil throujb tmini.
vYestSide DfrisioD, Between Perils
and Cemllis:
AII.T-
IKXOXPT HONDAVI-
7:.S0 a. m. I Lv.
12:15 p. m. I Ar.
Furtiund
(XirvallU
Ar.i e.i"
lv I HitB
.. -. m
At Albany and rvall!s .conoj?',,.
t rain of rfon Control Kaero WW
U
EltHKE. rttAlN-
, ua 11.Y ic icrtA)Jyji.
4:45 p. m.
7Si p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
Fortland
McMlnnvilla
Ar i 2
I v w;
i'MRAiTc:aa 'VIV.IWV&
To allpolnuln the Btitirn W!;f2?S 'J
and tCurope can be obtained at riS,a U
K.F. ROQKll. Awt. O. r, asa ft-"
li. KOiCHLUU. Masouar
Bow
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