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WITHOUT PREJUDICE.
Personal and Political Gossip Afcout Public
Men and Women of Oregon.
Harvey Bcott, of the Oregonlnu,
way yet have a chanco to flght Great
HrlUlu. Chances are, If wtr broke
oit.lie would start across the couu
nout on a mule, aa he and another dis
tinguished statesman ore eald to have
done, vhoii the wur broke out In 1800.
Itev. Roland V. Graut In bis lecture
at Balem took pains to declare that he
was not a member of the A. P. A.
orMnlzitlon or lecturing In IU behalf.
Ills position has been mlstuted by the
Portland preen nud even the Catliollo
Hontlnel has been deceived.
It Is not generally known' but the
United Presbyterian ouurchvls the
wofct pronounced against secret societ
ies of any of the Evangelical denom
ination and etand on the same plat
form with the Catholics ou that quea
tlon. It was a funny mistake to get
H F. Wallace among tho A. P. A
organlzors and this di-partineut makes
the c -rrectlou and without prejudice.
"I've boon trying to grow poor for
two years and I don't believe I can
make It," paid Attorney Geo. G. JJlng
hana to another lawcr.
"You are the only man who has not
been able to be gratified In that direc
tion," said tho thin lawyer.
Mr. Bingham was not talking about
his puiso, but his avoirdupois.
"Without Prejudice)" was mistaken
In listing II. K. Wullaco among the A
P. A. organizers. Hugh P. Wallace
J). D., Is a Portland minister of the
United Presbyterian church, Just a
plain, quiet preacher and not a pulpit
eeueatlouallst. Ho Is a brother or J.
M. Wallucoof Balem aud la Interested
in the water works and a trustee of the
Wallace estate. Tho Portland preacher
by namo of Wallace, who is after the
gamblers, aud discusses Catholicism
from his pulpit, Is Rev. George P.
Wnlluco.
Mr. 3lngbam says the supremo court
Is a your behind In its work and that
appeals aro piling up to tho detriment
of litigants aud dlsgUBt of counsel. Mr.
Jllugliuni says that a law should be
passed limiting appotls 10 sums Involv
ing 1230 or over, as at present an appeal
can be taken to tho supremo court In
any sum. In placo of electlug more
JudgeH thoro should bo less litigation
on appeals. In England tbero Is a law
allowing parties to a suit, by agreeing
theroto, to submit its adjudication to
tho trial Judgo. Thou thoro is got rid
of tho too frequent temptation to ap
peal under tho sting of defeat.
Mr. Loo Willis, of Balem, Is a Demo
orat of lifelong staudlug and an lntolll
gont business man. Ho has recently
written a private lottor to his brothor-iu-luw,
Beuator Morgan of Alabama,
tolllug him if ho could bco his way to
cast a vote for tho restoration of n duty
on wool ho hoped ho would do it, as
freo wool had proven a failuro In the
West. Mr. Willis regards the placing
of wool on the freo list as otio of the
most serious mistakes of tho Demo
eratio party aud one that will go far
toward driving Democrats out of the
Demouratio party. Ho also consider
that Mr. MoKluloy, of Ohio, Is tba log
ical candidate of tho Republican party
and It would not tako muoh to induce
Mr. Willis and hosts of Democrats like
him to vote for MuKlnley In preferenco
to a Democrat who favors free wool.
Rev. Roland D. Grant altaokcd the
Btato university for teaohlng evolution,
and saying that "evolutionism was as
much a creed as I'resbyterlanlam."
Ho also Bald the state ought not to
furolsb money to teach any sort of a
creed. The Eugouo Reglstor takea him
to task for making "iusultlng and In
sinuating remarks regarding some of
Eugene's most houest citizens," aud
beoauso "some of them wero used as
tho butt or his Insinuating aud Insult
Ing Jokes," It is to bo hoped Dr, Grant
did not mako fuu of Prof. MoElroy of
the ohalr of ethics Ht'la religious euougb
tuau for anybody. A prowluont Balem
Baptist tells me that Rev. Groat was
requested not to assail the Cat hollo
church iu his lecture hero and it was
understood that ho would uotdoeo
and his attack ou tho archbishop at the
close ct his lecturo was a surprise to all
of them, Balem Baptists and Catholics
are qulto friendly.
.
Cy. Benjamin In tuo Roseburg Plain
dealer has this:
Hormuuu'a enemies try to make pollt
toal capital out of his telegram to Sena
tor Alley of Luno county aud for that
purpose quete: "Any promises made by
my irlcnda will be redeemed by we."
Tho object of those strictures la to In.
aluuato that Mr. Hermaun had prom
ixl to do Bomethtug Improper some
bd thlug, Now until .thsae ghoula
Ml) show that Mr, Hermann made
ItUuk a promise thoro la uothlug
Awogatory Iu his tolrgram, Wo all,
IX'UWKJiatH, Republicans, PopulUtu and
- 'iy "" "4re
i.imU, w:ii.i wn'V; w
private citizens have confidence in our
friends.
The main point to tho above la that
Mr. Hermann was not half way or In-
I'dlltereut about the senatorial contest.
iHe was atwougUio candidates atalust
'Mr.jDolph and wade no bones About
It. 116 was llat-ftfoted and whole
hearted In the matter add ' refused to
use lils Influence for the old Portland
ring. , Many people will admire Mr.
Hermann. fur not being two-faced as so
many were,
Borne of the newspapers aro critloli.
Ihg our.ilelegatloalacorjgreselfor Intro
ducing a gr&ttTiuany bills'for pensions,
slate claims and -public buildings. I
fear tiny aro mofconsiderlag the mat
ter without prejudice. Appropriations
are about all that Oregon can get out of
congress. We aro too far of! to get any
clerkships there, or appointments on
commissions or such like. We can get
appropriations aud pension bi is and
relief bills, and public buildings why
not got them? Wo won't got tho
presidency In Oregon. What do tbeso
oJltorn want tho Oregon delegation to
do? Air abstract theories and come
home with au empty sack for their
constituents. Wo are not such fools as
to think Oregon should not get her
share iu the Reuoral billion dollar swag
and division of plums that it has come
to bo the main business of congress to
make. Tho people should not oousurt
their delegation In congress for trying
to get a mouthful for Oregon while
states In the East got a meal, Several
million dollars put In circulation for
pensions, Indian war claims, river und
harbor Improvomeuta, coast defences
et colcra will do more to give our
people prosperity and devolop Oregon
than nil tho beautiful theories In tho
world. Of course, senators and cou.
greasmen should look aftor the Interest
of tho nation, but homo first Is a good
motto. Tho peoplo will not eject, any
tiling they may get lor Oregon. Balem
Is now about tho only capital city in
the Union that has nor a public build
ing built by tho federal government,
The bill for ono hns -repeatedly paused
tho senate and why not now have it as
we have a perfectly harmonious work
lug delegation? By all meaua let it
come, and Beiiator MoBrlde shall have
all the credit, unless balem should get
a congressman to help him out before
it finally passes.
Senators Mitchell and MoBrlde aro at
Washington making friends for Oregon
and Oregon Interests, They aro culti
vating tho social aide of life rather than
posing as statesmen or making long
speeohes or attacking the prcsldeut.
"Without Prejudice" believes that
thus they aro Borvlng tholr consti
tuents iu the best manner possible,
Tho d'spatches to tho Oregouiau got
up by Its own reporter toll this:
The dlnuor which Bonator Mltcholl
gayo to his colleaguo, Senator MuBrlde,
was one or tuo most emoyauio oocas-
slons of Ito kind that has ever taken
placo In Washington. The senators
and others wh a woro present aro still
talking about it. Benator Mltcholl
was congratulated by those who at-
tondod upon tho success of his dinner,
whllo Senator MoBrldo was congratu
lated upon being eoautplolouely intro
duced to bis future fellow senators.
Bcsldvs being a magulflceut spread
upon a beautiful table, tho assembled
company waa In tho vein to enjoy
everything and each contributed his
share to tho pleasure of the oveulug,
Senator Mitchell paid a glowing
tribute to Senator MoBrlde and de
tailed bis career sinco ho had known
him, which covered a period of 25
years.
Benator MoBrldo, in response said
that ho oould hardly express bis
pleasure at meeting his fellow senators,
and remarked that he was under
some embarrassment ou acoouut of the
too generous praise whtou Bonator
Mltohell had bestowed upon him.
Willie detailing the political career
of Beuator MoBrlde, Mltohell told
about the successful run ho bad made
for secretary of state, aud also raon
tloued the faot that Mr. Herman u bad
also been elected by a large majority.
This brought up Mr. Hermann at tho
conclusion of MoBrldo'a remarks. Mr.
Hermann began by eudondug every
thing Mltohell had said of MoBrlde,
aud then ho went on to
express his
great pleasure and was expatltlang
uponthe Joy he felt when the news waa
flashed over tho wlroa that MoBrldo
had been elected. At this time some
of the luomoerB of ttie uouss begau to
roar with 1 night er, some of tbetu de
claring that Hermaun had beeu lay
lug awake ulghts with his car cloeo to
the ground, expecting that he would
be called to the placo himself. This
rather broke up tho representative's
speech.
Prom that time on until tho close of
the dinner thei mirth and Jest went
from senator to representee aud batik.
Beuator Burrows paying hla comnll.
wenta to Baator MoBrlde sal J that ho
foflift.rfirii
COtrrdttilofpil blm upbn having aUcll
an lu trod 1151 Ion to ttlb senators. He
bad accomplished something that
ulght that tvotihi not occur again
during bis term of six years for never
again would ho havo au audlcnro of no
mntiy dotiatora who would lldtcii to
hlsspeeclws, tut when he hereafter
talked to the renate;it would bctnemp
ty benches. Thlij was one of the appre
ciated Jokrs, for nearly every senator
preeeul had talked when no one on
earth was listening.
' When person it losing flesh and wasting
away there Is cause for alarm. Nothing so
worries a physician. Consumptives would
never die If they could regain their usual
weight. In fact there would be no consump
tion If there were no wasting of the system.
The cause of of this loss of flesh Is a failure
to properly digest the food eaten. Nine,
tenths of all our diseases date back to some
derangement of the stomach.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial will stop
this wasting of the body. It acts by causing
the food wo eat to be dlcested so as to do
good, for undigested food does more harm
than good. The Cordial contains food nl
ready digested and a digester of foods as
well.
Every mother
take Castor Oil.
hates to make her children
Laxoll is sweet Castor Oil.
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ALEXANDER W. TERRELL, MINISTER TO TURKEY.
Minii.tiT Terrell, who Ii doing all lia can to protect Americans in Turkey, Is a
native of vln;i.t!.'i anil mi adopted Hon of Tuxas. Ho ii G!l ycuru old and Li rich and
cultured, ilu owiii n much of 8,000 acres near Austin, Tumi. Thirty jran ago ho
wroto a pooui uulogltini; J. Wilkes Booth.
THE NEW WOOLEN MILL.
How tho Bids Will Be Takon Plans
for Machinery.
The plans for construction of tho now
Thos, Kay woolon mills nro now com
pleted at Architect Push's oilluu aud
bids aro to bo let at 1 o'clock, Huturday
December 28th.
Tho foundation on all these pinna Is
to bo ofconcroto comont, and stone
walls of tbreo. feet thickness. This will
be lot ou a soparato contract. For the
superstructure there will be two kinds
of material used, brick or lumber.
Throe kinds of bids will bo rccelvodt
1st. On tho plan according to dotalls
and specifications aud tho contractor
furnishing all material for a two story
and a half, aud part threo etory brick.
2d. Ou same plan aud details, nil
frame on stono fouudutlou.
3d. Either of above plana and com
pany flud all material1. Mr, Kay has
bad a good deal of experience lu build
ing mills aud whllo he prefers to let it
to a competent contractor, he Is pre
pared to buy the materials aud put It
up himself.
W0R8TBD WOIIK8.
These havo been decided upon and
will muko a market for coarso lonu
wool and mohair aud will be an ad
ditional Industry. Mr. Kty'a heart Is
set on this business and, lie Is very
enthusiasts about It. But first ho will
push the building. The annual meet
lug of tho co m pa uy will bo held In
Jauuary,
Mr, Kay has been at Portland aud
found what tho rates of duty and
freight aro cm machluory from Liver
pool. Iu January, when tho work on
the building Is well under way, Mr,
Kay aud his Hon will go East to buy
machinery for the now woolen mill
aud worsted works. If they cannot get
what they waut lu the newest aud
best machluory they will go to Liver
pool and buy It.
i
Tho editor of tho Post Is afruld Bona
tor MoBrlde will get n (100 000 public
buildings bill through for Balem. Not
'much danger, uovernor. isesiues,
Grover would veto It.
The Post liaat nttlolo otattulng aa
alarming lucroaao of iastulty. Isn't
the Post nlso claiming an luoreuee of
clroulutlou? That explains It nil.
Don't marry nut of sooloty; marry
aud thou uku your wifo iuto society
when you are ahle.
Keep out of
out of debt.
politics until you got
Too muoh is too luuuh.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castoria.
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klrot Notes.
Tho Eugene came down from Cor
vatlls lust ulght with about nlnty-fl e
passengers, most of them students i
the agricultural college,-horaewaid
bound. Hhe left hero at 6:30 this tnorf
iug for Portland with a few otudentB
from the collcgo'liero.
The ltamona came up from Portland
last night, and returned this mornlni:.
The river stands at 15 6 above low
water mark today, and Is not raising to
speak of.
Thursday night as Captain Itiabe, of
the Iugene, passed the mouth of the
Barttam, wbloh was then two feet
higher than tho Wlllaniotte, tho' force
of the rise was so great the water of the
former stream was forced up the
Willamette quite a distance.
Fon Goon Candies. Remember
that the place to get pure candleo ni.d
fresh nuts at the lowest prloes, Btrong's
Is tho place to go. 2t
m
Remember buy your candy at The
Spa where you can get it fresh and
homo-made.
Packaokb and Notes. Delivered
promptly and cheaply by Lock wood
messenger boys. Ring up the blio
boxes.
Q0E3 RIGHT ON.
Bomo talk haa been going on of lato
enncerning the oloalng out of tho Balem
Woolon Mill store, but thoso In author
ity Inform us tbo store will bo cou
tiuued r'cht on as in tbo past, The
management havo decided to have a
grand clearance Balo to contlnuo until
January 11, '00.
(Jlotbiug and furnishing goods will
be sold at prices that wero never befon
heard of in tho Wlllamotte valloy.
Don't let such an opportunity to gt-t
irond all wool moods iro by without iu-
vestlgutlng. 17 tf
When Ilaby tras Kick, wo gavo her Costorla,
When sho was a Child, sho cried for Costorhu
When she became- Miss, sho clung to Costorb,
When she hid Children, h gare them CtotcrU.
0LAM8 At Doty'B market.
TURKEYd-At Doty'a markot.
Let The Whole World
Know The Good
Dr.Miles' Heart Cure Does
H'
EAUT DISEASE, lias lta victim at a
disadvantage. Always taught that
liosrt disease is Incurable, when tho
symptoms become well defined, the patient
becomes alarmed and a nervous panio takes
place. Dut when a sure remedy Is found
and a cure effected, after years of suffering,
tbero Is great rejoicing and desire to "let
the whole world know." Mrs. Laura Wlne
ingar, of Selkirk, Kansas, writes; "I desire
to let tbo whole world know what Dr. Miles'
Dr MilCS Heart Cure has done for
me. For ten years I bad
Heart Clire P!nlnmyhoart, short.
Restores
Health....
nes or Dream, palpita
tion, pain in my leftside,
oppressed feeling In my
chest, weak and hungry
spells, bad dreams, could not lto on either
side, was uuinb and suffered terribly. I took
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure aud before I finished
tho second bottlo I felt IU good effocu, I feel
now that I am f utly recovered, and that Dr.
Miles' Heart Cure saved my life."
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Is sold on guarantee
that first bottle beneQts,'oi money rr(Ufe44.
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TOBACCQ
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Commercial Slrcef, Corner Slate
Tho Capital Printing Company has ie.
moved to that location. Call on us.
DS. CONTRJS,
JPavIovs Ovop Gray Bvoh,
E. M. WAITE PRINTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Lcffal Blank l'ubllsherH,
JInh' Nw llrtrti nwr tlinhnnk Onm'l "If"
HUE WING SANG CO.
IMlMIt'OH
Japnnoso Fauey U (od-t, all K mtn ol rlllc urn
nroldcry, nrnatnen h. China w-r. btiti tais o'
all kind Mut'lnt und undo won . U, Mm
out hmoit before Chrlstmui. HSOourt Hire
Kitlem.Or '0 vm
WOLZ'S HARKBT.
WUZ & MIESrKE, Props.
Dealers In nil ktnis of nvsh nud nail mai.
9-Kroh patiao a urcrUliy,
171 U JIMKIt lAliHT.
DLP0I tXPKtb.
Meets nil mall and passoncer tra'm, Hrr.
ago and oxprers to all part, of the city,
L'rompthorvlco, TcIepbonn N i. 7t.
JAM1M UADFJl.
C. H. LANE,
211 Commerolal t Halcm, Or.
ar-Hull-StSupwardH. r.iuu (5 upwarui.tit
W.:A4Cuslcit
ij widen t.
j.;h, albkkt.
I . Casblor,
OK SALEM.
Tnnsacts a general bansung business.
MONEY TO LOAN
On riirm land security. Hpeclal rates
on largo loaus. loana considered
without deluy.
HAMILTON A MOIll
H ih Hnnlt builllug.
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Bulld!n-.
X. . water service apply nt ortlce. mils pay.
ole monthly in advance. Make) all com
plaints at the office
Open spicsf t to prevent freezlnr, positively
iroulblled Care should be bk-n If in danger
of fi cezlbg to have stop and waste gate ciosrd
ee section a rules and re.uUt'on, No deduc
tion in bit s will be allowed for absenco or for
any causa whatever unless water Is cut oil
from premises.
TO MAKE
A
0 00 for every flu invuMed can be made by
u u mow ajTBieujauu iihu ui rpccuiuuou.
JlOOOund more made dally is n sllli ve
menu, by many persons who live away fro
Cbhaeo.
Al we ask Is to Investigate our new and or
mii'm meinoas. rii wornings or plan as a
blKhest references furnt bed. Our Uuoklet
"1'Oints and Hints." bow to make mnnev
even wben on the wromr ide of ol the nmrtni
ana otnxr inionuat on sent KllKE.
uiij.voiin a ix)., ntnkeis and Urokera.
Open Board of Trde Mldgrihlcaao, 111,
GEO. FENDBICH'S
MEAT MARKET.
Ml Commercial at. ICottlo block.J
IHuceasor to O. M . lieckA Oo. I
Beat meats In
t InwfMipniWM
tbe city.
From ptnsi Ivory
J. H. HAAS,
WATfimiAKfn AND JOVELER,
Uikes a specialty nt Fine ltepalr Woik, tth
bomaa dock, eta, 215 Commercial HtretU
DHAY AN11 KXI'RESS,
Capital Transfer
H'RnVToWN, rnoi.
Express, rmeeaui nd all bind.
Co,
of work
l"a Una's
douo . promptly, Iave orders at
tore.
IMAM!
Capital
Bow
Fortune
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
F'OK HALta A po-'d flv-rnora home, chean1
ralhHH Ft'te MroeUH.Xi Miller. 2liS
F
Hrt LE - F i-b lnlloh cow.
T hruC" K) th .-Hle'
Inquire til
31-3
WAN1ED Agiil to (.o Bneri.! lieiikouork
A nly to Mm J A nr.oj. Illgit Rt'i-i,
B'Utli BjImii
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Wu uu ov WfW.'r i-i:ur loufora but
men o i.blilfj. trWO 10 !i Ou luoiitla to
bu tlor Hinit.auu getitrnl iieuw. Bninry
aud cofntiilnlor. Uhl-Iuu .Kill) Kjglnu IX.,
Ilccluu. Wis. eoau
'ouoilu AitvM, rauiiuiAAu and uuh!
1 ntki bouses can cbutln all newppcr In-
and country from the IVcb Oilui-ing lid t-HU,
lormhlio ironi luo iiii-b ui iuo biuicauimi
lllnn'r) uioti tuoox. rnrnnnu
12-2011
HolJoh. - it BAi K, uuuto nl 8 iooujb, naiu
IlnlRli, puntry, closem, barn und Kcod
well Writer, S7S0. Tlilrd ntrert. bftw-en l)iU
ion und Hinpptni;. Culture aliSI Winter
Hiroot, for h fow days oniv. oltl
Me,b.'U.SU- fun iiulilNU-And Divine
Hefillnc e r.vHundaf uUernoon nt IIS
ijh street, at 2 80 o'clock. '1 lie Uord's chil
dren who are uflllcttd are Invited to attend
lu hwtiltiK Rurvlcea, Ueellag at Father
ajuld'tf, North ttalem, nt 10.30 lu tho morning.
11-OTlm
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HI ,lviMvr NKXi. luniriuuortoteudyoiir
nacKHvrs lor viiri'iinun oi tuo ixioxwooa
hugerbo8. lllngup the bluo bjxen.
i-v-u
(jjUT'i rivcMifcK TWhwiMTHt; ruu
O out. In g od condition Jiut tho thing
inrbuslnesi. liomoornucout lenrulug to uo
tho typewriter. Inqulio nt 'Sa coiumcrclal
street
t n-'iU-tr
T A1I1H-Ii)'t allow
your wce
to bo
U ciowued witn gni
iy hairs, when J
hairs, when you can
have It rhtorei to Its natural color iu four
bourn A
M Elklns, room II, Kidreldgo
b lid nt.
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N'lrU A ma j ur lady lu lnutiHgd dl
trl' utl gBoap B.iniplu. specialties, do
cor epoudli,ir. ebd sylvan Co.. 272 Wood
ward, Detroit, Michigan, lOouniB for "amp let)
Kinp eto . rtCdlvo outflt oil if. 11-xMm
CAiU'Kl' 1'AfJilt Utrgeiotor heavy brown
wrapplnR paper lor imie cheap. Jtut the
thing for putting ander carpcU. Call at Jour
an. nrrlce.
PAl'Kius.-I'ortlana, uacramento, euaitle
Taoomaand Han KranoUcopapom on Hale'
at UopfH l'oionioe bloak.
1 1. KlMHElt. MewspuperAdvertlstng Agent
JU. 21 MerohanU' Exohanee, San Kronolsco
la our authorised agent, This paper la kept
on fllaln hlnnrrien.
M
Aluron.
1UHJU1 2
litr.
I'ONt OMlCfl bloCK.
Si KL.UA an hUM AM Typewriting and
commercial stenography. Offlco, room
2. Gniv block,
xno Dost or wort uouo at rou
11-28
connble ratcn.
$AAHUV8 an Improved 0-acrotr-ct three
tpUUU mllcH kouth ol tiwa Hmall bouse
and barn tiunr goid school. Inquire ol
iiurifgra', nvor rfuuwuinn. U-UVtf
MONEY JO LOAN.
I have $5000 to loan In one sum or any
fractional part not less llian $300 To loan in
rialcm (luting the next 30 days. Address,
wiih particulars,
J II. IIAWLEV,
266y, Stark stiect, 1 Portland, Or.
STATE
INSURANCE CO,
For cancellation of
policies of State Insuiv
ance Co,, and substiv
tution of Firemen's
Fund policies call on
JOHN WRIGHT, or
office of State Insure l
ance Co,
l221Awlro
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
Oils, WIutlowtGiiiss, Varnishes
and tho most complete stock ol
finishes of nil Kinds In the
State. Artists' 91atcrIiils,Limo,
iliilr, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
OPENED IN
CHAWING HALL,
I Wlll reoe' ve children I rom 3 years upwards
Hpectal ttentlon to beginners. All do Ired
branches for the o der pupils taught. Includ.
Ing drawli'g, modeling, muslo plain ana
artlstlo needle wore All work douo on be
Individual pan, In which each . hlld is ad
vancd according to Its ow'i capacity, Fot
terms nd particulars apply to litis O. llallou
Twentlei h and Cbemeketa ts
German Lessons
Olvnn by a qualltli-d teacher, native
of aermany. CIshmm for children on
H. turcuy at Cb tnnln- II UU
By Mrs. Rspsev. 451 Marlon Bt,
BANJO LESSONS.
Given on reasonable terms by an experienced
teacher. W. A. BAILEY,
iil Marlon si.
MONEY TO LOAN!
On city or farm property.
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Over BubIi'h Bank.
GOOD NEWS
8o Is Brown, Fountain Washer. Buy lone
for your washwoman at a present.
e'otJiw1 ttther rUt hr u,ewy. nl your
..Tm'",J2i?,.t,?Unn, tn '-'a'6 n'ders
at oxttoe, Utl bute street. 11-U-dJk w tl
Miss Ballous School
Christmas Is Coming.
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Union Pacific System
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PORTLAND to CHICAGO
Our tmtnB are heated by 1 steam nn,i
llffhtcd b l'lntpch iii,i " lCTB1 nn1
car
Tlmo to Ohlcnio, 8I4 days.
Time lo Now VorkTK day.
pW Woh is many hour, quicker than Hl com.
ap,p"yrioe,,,Ulnetllble8,intl fu '"formation
BDISE & BIRKKR,
IUIW. HAXTKH,
General Agent.
135 Third Rt
AKeaiB, Kolem Or
, K MUiw,
East and South
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THt oriASTA ROUTE
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15 p. in. Ar. Hnlom. i,v 8.0U a m.
JPiniii" Curs ou Ogdou Itouto
f OLLMAN BDFFBT UrfflS
AND
Second Class Slueoino" Cars
Attached to all through trains.
Vtst Sids Division, Between Poitluui
and Cor?al!is;
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THROUGH T1CKE1
To allpolntaln the Ui.tsrn btatei, Canada
nd Europe can be obtained at lowest rvtts
rom W. (V. 8K1NNKH, Agent, Halem
Cr. KOUKHB, AbsU U. K. unit 1'ass. Aat
B. KOKIIhKK. Mmiur
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PACIFIC RM
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tlokots call on or write
THOMAS, WATT tC CO,,
AQENT8,
7(6 Commercial St.. Jalein, III,
V D aha rlton. 4t Grn'I.Fati. Aeen
rrlMnst , cornerTblrt. fo Hand, Or.
Oregon Central
AND
Eastern R, R. Co
fYAQUINA BAY ROUTE.)
Connecting at Yaqulna Bav with tbe&sa
Francisco and Yaqulna Bay Hteamshlp Co,
BTKAMfciU KIHALLON,"
A land firs class lu every respect. Balls from
Yaqulna fur Han Franchuo about every
- .
raaeneer accommodations unsnrpassea
Shortest route between the WUlsmette valiev
an Calllornla.
Karoirom Albany, or points west, to Ba
Krancle.re: Cabin, f la; stcerase, 18:. cabin
round trip, good 00 day. Sis',
for salllnz days appy to
HX.WALUEN, Agent
Albany, nr
Ona OLAR1C Bnpt. Cnr.xl or.
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