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Newspaper Page Textmklm W"HJ& I M&,M M if S r p - W SlJ ft J iKIStJ Wl Jrja ji ! ? ; . ifW'" . W. P f I 1 f;t , '' " 1 . . ?4 M " m EI 14 Li liMUiirt 1 1 ijiiiinrtfin-v Dailf Capiial Journal BY HOKER BRJTHBtKt3 WKDNKKDAY, APRIL 20, 1800. CdUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. Ueprcscntntlvcs. DR. J. a- SMITH, of Sn cm. II. L. DARKLEY. of Wootluurn, E. V. CHAPMAN, of Brooks, M'KINLKY MITCHELL. orGorvnls, DAVID CllAIG, of Mncleay. County Judge, anovE r. tekiiell, or Mcimnw. County Commissioner, .1. N. DAVIS, of Sllverton. County Clerk, L. V. EIILEN, of Buttevllle. Sheriff, P. T, WRIGHTMAN, of Salem. Recorder, F. W. WATERS, of Salem.; Assessor J. W. HOB ART, of Garllclfl. ' Surveyor, U. B. HERRICK, of Yew Park. TrcaHiirer, JASPER MINTO, of Salem. School Superintendent, GEO. W. J OWES, or Jellerhon. Coroner, A. M. OLOUGII, of Salem. For Jiihllco of the Peace Hitleio Dlst., II. A. JOHNSON Jr. For Constable, A.T. W.ALJN. Scrofula FINANCIAL SEER." It would' oe far ifiJMer und more re- soectable American poimw ' Infests tho blood or humanity. It cites of 'the single gold standard had appears In varied forms, but is forced tho conraw to appear noioie u.e - :7rm3 cures all such illscapce. Head this: "In Soptembor, 1891, 1 mado a misstep and Injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards, MR. M'ELROY'S POLITICS. The Etigeno papers nro lit great pains to rc-prlnt our editorial on Baker and Dr. Driver and comment at length thereon. Both men are Re publicans'. The ring Democrats and ring Republicans seem to pin their faith on defeating Baker by keep In g E. R. Rklpworth, Democrat, In the Held, The old Democratic ring politicians up there ure much the worst enemies or good government in Oregon. They are tho men, behind McElroy. They well know Mr. McElroy has nd politi cal principles Unit stood in the Way of tho gang ono moment. AsStatcSupt. of schools ho framed his job until it became one of the most expensive olllces In the state. Ho helped fasten upon tho state useless und expensive- Institutions to mako places for creutures of tho gang. Hovu9 rewarded by being made Professor of English Litoraturo at tho State University forllfont 92500, imposition Ho was as Ignorant uboutns u horse. Why shouldn't ho labor for the old Portland ring. Ofjcourso he took no part In Lauecounty, or Ponton county. McElroy wouldn't do such a thing. That's right boys; keep fooling; the people. "Thcro was Confederate gold, Con federate silver and Confederate paper. Slnco tho falluro of the Cenfederate: gtvonmiout, tho gold Is as .good as ever, tho silver Is worth Its bullion price, and tho paper is worth what it will sell for at the public mill". This was tho way a citizen of Portland il lustrated tho iiioney.4qiiestloii In con versation the other day.-Orctfonlan. April 27. "Tho Confederate States of Amor leu" coined no gold or ullver, and after lU collapse, Its paper money wasnavnluabloas tho papor of any wild-cat state bunk likely to bo brought into existence through tho efftntaof the Orogonlitu in discredit- lujt United States treasury 7ioics.iv" people In their true light and over their own signatures. There Is nt present not a gnUIHc paper, or n goldite party before the people with out a bimetallic nias-k on. Why Is tlil? For Instance, why don't "a Ilnanclal seer". In this morning's Statesman sign ills name? lie says we have practical bimetallism. Is this true? He knows It is not. What Is bimet allism? Is It not two-met iilllsm as against onc-mctalll.m? Wc w un derstand. Can silver and gold be both standard money, as the Republican platform says If sliver must be kept at a parity by gold reucmpiionr But thls"scor'8"bugaboo Is Inflation. Loid Balfour said In a speech recently, and he Is cmiFcrvutivc llrst Lord of the treasury in the present English cabinet, that as between tho man who pcdticed nil Inflation of prices andf the man who brought about it depres sion or contraction, tho latter was the worse enemy of the people. -The result of absolute gold monometallism has been a depression of farm pro ducts, wages, incomes, prices of prop erty, such as the world has never scon, not only In this country, but In England, Canada and all the slnglo standard countries. The assessment rolls of the states of the Union show an lucrciibu In valuation only In the Now England states, Now York and Pennsylvania, of $.'113,110,555. Thirty- one states show a decrease In assessed values under the single gold stnndnid from 1803 to 1801 of $500,185,700. Will "Seer" say we havenot hud the single gold standard? Then what docs tho Cleveland-Carlisle manage ment of tho treasury reprcsentv Have wo not repealed tho coinage olause of the Sherman law to save the country from the blighting intlucuc A Sore two inches across formed and In walking to favor It I sprnlned my nnklo. Tho soro becamo worse; I could not put my boot on and I thought I should have to give up at every step. I could trot get any relief and had to stop work. I read o( n cure of a similar case by Hood's Sarsaparllla and concluded to try it. Boforo I had taken all of two bottles the sore had heated and the swelling had gone down. My Foot is now well and I have been greatly bene fited otherwise I havo increased in weight and am in bettor health. I cannot say enough in praiso of Hood's Sarsapa rllla." Mns. II. Blake, So. Berwick, Mo. This and othor similar cures provo that Hood's Sarsaparilia Is the One Trim Wood l'tiriflrr. All druggists. 31. Prepared only Ir f ll'ml I i Lowell, Mala. Hood': , , , n '.nil 1 c:tluutlo riil.i mjkI liier stimulant. Wc ANNUAL ROSE SHOW for of any more sllvor. "Seer" says we have "practical that true? Then more of that sort, on a gold basis. bimetallism." Is save us from any It Is bimetallism i i , The Oregonlan lias framed an' ordinance of secession for tholteptib llcaus of the second district, iind "fs bunting some Cleveland Democrats or addle-brained Republican to play the Jctlerbon Davis baby act upou it. Fruit Commissioner Dosch says the outlook for the fruit crop Is not so bud us It might be. In California thoy will not have more than -10 per ccht of a crop, while In this statu there will be 50 per cent of a crop, and In ionic placet more. As the apples ure only blooming now, it Is too early to speak with certainty about the crop. Tho ruins are unfavorable, preventing tho pollenlzatlon of th blossoms; but, If they cease nnd the bees nro able to work, tho crop will be all right. As the crop Is to be short hero and In Cnllfornla, prices will be klgh, and this will go far toward making up tho loss In quantity. There ii more Catarrh In tlili section of the countiy than a'l oilier diseases put together, ml unnll the last few )ear was supposed to be incurable. For a treat many years doc tors pronounced It a local disease, and pre. scribed local remedies, and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment, pro nounccd it incurrable, Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and !. ; ore tclu"M constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by P.J Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only conituutional cure on the market. It Is taken Internally in doses from to drops to a table spoonful. It acts directly on the idnn.1 n,t mucous surnice ot the sjsteni. Theyofler (loo for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials, Address, n L ,J' J, c,,,tNltv Co., Toledo, O JtaU by DrugBlsts.s cents. 1. ii 3. J. 5. Of the Salem Florticultural Society 189O. VltintlUM LIST. Rest collection of tea roses,not less Hutu 112 varieties, $5. Best collection of tea roscs.O varie ties. $3. Best collection of tea roses,2 varie ties, $1. Best collection of not less than 12 varitles of teas in bud, 15. Best collection of 0 varieties of buds, teas, $3. C. Best collection of hybrids, $3. 7. Pest specimen of rose bush In bloom, pot grown, and Introduced In 180.V00, $3. 8. Best specimen of roso bush in bloom, pot grown, and Introduced In '05-'0(l, $1.50. 0. Best collection of-moss roses, buds, to. 10. Best collection of Polyanthn roses, $1. 11. Best collection of pink roses, not less than 5 varieties, $2. 12. Best collection or yellow roses, not less than 5 varieties, 82. 13. Best collection of red roses, not less than 5 varieties, $2. 14. Best display of Uankslnn roses, $1.50. 15. Host single roso of any variety, 1st 8l!!(1 .in.. " Phimaky Politics. Tho new book on the reformation of tho American primary system, Is now on salo at Dearborn's book store. a 17 t $1:2 50c. Special premiums will bcoircred for the finest display of the following named varieties of roses. Marechul Nell, Viscountess Folk- stone, Papa Gontler, Catherine Mcr met.Sunsot. Mnrln Van limit to. i,m i ranee, Jacqueminot, Itleno Marie Henrletto, Win. Allen Richardson, Homer Baroness Rothschild, Hrlde, La Marque, Madame Alfred Carrier, Malmnlson.Mudiuno Joseph Schwarts, Doctour Pnsteur.Madamo Wclche.Isa bellaQroy, James Sprunt (bush or c mb ng), Perlc des Jardln (bush or climbing), NIphotos (bush or climb ing), 50c each. x' inL-si) tiispiuy ot roses rroni any iiuiui, in wu'kuii uiusme 01 .Marion county, $5. Premiums on other flowers than reses: Ist.Flnest display of pansies, $2. 2d. Finest display of pansies,! .50. lst.I- nest display of sweet peas, $1.50. 2d. I lncst display of sweot peas, 31. Largest number of varieties of nn tlvo Oregon ferns In pots, $1.50. Best collection or wild flowers, gathered bv a child under 1.1 v,.rJ nf .1.... ...:i i. ... w JV...CT ui "Ht ut;ii vnnoiy arranged sep arately, 1st, $2.50.; 2(1; $2. . Collection of twenty varieties of wild flowers, with correct botanical names, $1. Perhons not wishing to enter for premiums aro Invited to display tholr roses nt tho fair. ' itrrr.vQ ''ii,, ..i.i.i 4-IIU IIIU REPUBLICAN PLATFORM. I The representatives of the Republicans of the state of Oieon in convention assembled, call attention to the condition of industry throughout the country, as a proof of the necessity of returning to the policy of the Re publican party under which there was general proipentv during thirty years. Wo reiifTirni the urinciDlcs of the Kepubli- can national platform ol 1892, and assert that the results that have followed the change de. creed by the election of that year have justl. fied our protest against the national policy adopted by the Democratic parly. We Iwlieve that the government should' liaye an ample revenue, with 4 sufficient sur. 1 plus over ordinary expenditures to provide for coast defences, for the steady bulldlne up of I the navv. nnd for the constant reduction of the public debt Wc believe that the present tariff, with Us lowered rates and its destruo live and dishonest system of undeivaluatlons anu discriminations as to localities, annum oe replaced by one framed on protective princi ple! similar to that of the McKinlcy bill and arranged to give ample protection to Ameri can wages and American industry, and to re storo the reciprocity policy of James G. Blaine. We have always e.ivcn protection to our shipbuilders. In late years we navo ncgiectcu tc protect our shipowners. We believe tho tune has come to restore 0 the policy of VVashlitlt-n and Hamilton, which, by tils crimin t ng duties in favor of American bot toms, secured 90 per cent 01 our carrying Made to American ships, nnd which, if now restored, would again revive our snipping ami cause American freights to be paid to Ameri. cans. The American people, from tradition and Interest, favor bimetalism, and the Republi can party demands the uso of both gold and silver as standard money with such leslrict- loiis and under iuch provisions to be determ ined py legiiiation, at will secure the main tenance ofthc parity of values of the two metals, so that the purchasing and debt-pay. lug power ot the dollar, whether of silver, gold or paper, shall be at all times equal, Tho Interest of the producers of the country Hi (aimer and Its workingmen demand that every dollar, paper or coin, Issued by the government shall be as good as nny other dollar. Resolved, That we earnestly endorse the proposed amendment to the constitution of the United States, providing for the election of United Slates senators by popular vote, recently reported Iroin the committee on privileges and elections by Senator Mitchell and now pending consideration in the United Mate Senates. Resolved, That tho application of the Ore gon delegation in congress to the president of ine united states ond now pending before mm, praying a modilicaiton ot his procla mation creating the Cascade forest reserve, is hereby earnestly approved, ond wc appeal to the president to grant the prayer of our dele gation in congress. Wc realize the Importance and magnitude of the fishing industry on the Columbia river and would recommend that some provisions be made for a state hatchery for artificial propagation, and that the laws regulating the closed season be rigidly enforced. That we endorse the efforts ol our repro. sentatlvex hi congress to secure repayment to the settlers r.f Oregon of the excess of $1.25 per acre wrongfully collected by the governt menton lands located in the limits ofthc unearned Northern Pacific railroad land gran now forfeited. The construction ol the Nicaragua canal Is ofthc highest importance to the American people, both as a measure of national defense and to build up and maintain American com merce. It Is moreover ofspeciallmportance to our Pacific states and we demand its completion as speedly as possible by the gomnment pjthe United States. Wc hereby-endorse the action of our sena. tors and reprcscntathes in congress In their endeavor to .secure grants ol pensions to Indian war veterans. We pledge the Republican party to a rigid economy in die expenditure of public money; to the reduction of excessivo salaries; and the abolishment of the fee systtm whenever possible, and of nil useless commissions; and bclieyc that no appropriation should be made to nny school or charitable institution nnt f M4M-44- , ornet or BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY. DURHAM, N. C. Dear .lr: You arc entitled to rectlve FR V. E 'mm your wholesale dealer. To ALL Merchants Who Retaii TOBACCO. l 21 Yv WHITE me STAR SOAP with all Blackwell'g Genuine Durham Smoking TobaCCO you buy. One bar of noap Frco with escli pound, whether 16 02., S ot., 4 os., or a oz., packaged. We hnve notified overy whole- cale dealer in Hie United States that wa will supply them with aoap to give you FREE. Order q good supply of aENUlNE DURHAM at once, and insist on getting: your soap. Ono bar of Sonp FR E E with each pound you buy. Soap fa offered for a limited time, eo order to-aay. Youra very truly, ''''i'fial Stoii, r( V,"f c"l'l rrlnilr,. moved in ii.,. 1 . I " "" '"canon 1 BLACKWELL'S DURHAM f TOBACCO COMPANY. -f- If you hav nny difficulty In procurlniryour soup, cut out this notice and send It with your order to your wholcl ' aUr rHI Go east via gs Billings, Mont. MS MARKET. r.r v'.iSt. I'.iul at you prefer. But be sure very. VERY suro that your ticket from there on reads via the Ilur linctori Route. To Omaha, Kansas City, St, Louis or nny oilier south em or southeaste n city, the loutc via Hillings, beiug over 200 miles shorter and several hours faster than nny other, Is preferable, msides, the Her service il offers is really excel lent. To Chlca20 and points be yond, take the liurllngton from Hillings or St. Paul, ns you wish. The local ticket agent has tickets via both routes. He will furnish you with one il you nk for it. Ask tor it. A. C. SHELDON, G. A., Portland, Or. HJTFREE DELIVERY. V0LZ U MIES(,KE, Props. Dunlars In all kinds of fresh and sail meats fjr?Fresli sauiago a specialty. tyi COMMERCIAL ST. Capital Transfer Co. HARRY TOWN, PROP. Express, baggage and nil kinds cf work done promptly. Leave orders at Palton's storn 12 c'rit. 1 1 n.i. tn.t in Cjin.nsfcul ,1 ,, Epulis He upward". 'kj! It ." n" IIDm.1.. MONEY T9Li On farmland... . fl" ' mim and ,....... "la on large W consldeicd without Z x, Bush Bankbulldin""110 MONEY TO On city or farm property, Over Hush's Bank, L01; T'K.F0ig The Royal' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR PICTURES ANP FRAMES O. to A. D. bniulu where you can hud everything In the a'tlsis Hue. cinvai 'unite I and pic ture mats made to order Uiv him a call for he knows just wh t yoj w.int v. ..u pi, cos to suit tho times. 1 16 opera house. OREGON CENTRAL AND- Eastern R. R. Company VAQUINA UAV ROUTE. Conn-cling nt Yaquina Hay with the .San Krarcikio K Yaquini Hay Bteamshlp Co. STEAMER FARALLON," a I and lirst-tlajs In every respect. Sails from Ynquina fo Sjii Francisco about every 8 days. Piveng-r aceoni.nudatlons unsurpassed. Sli'iite-i ro'iir lietwcen the Willamette valley and California. Fan hum Francisco! round tri For sai RESTAURANT 't meal in tbe c,p,. : "il wdl Ian, LK L- CAKLT0NX guarantee the best meal in ,v.na ." t. reosonable. One trial will n. "' " rouage. Private rSZT- ? NVE DONT WANT boys or loafers, but mc of ability. $300 to $500 a month to hustlers State and general agents. Sala.y and com, mission. Racine Fire Engine Co., Racine Wis. 4 23 4t sat WANTED A man or woman In every coun ty to soil the best paying books on the mar ket; $3 to $4 made every day; address box 449, Oregon City, Or. HUIE WING SANG CO Japanese faucy ooods, mattinir, dressing cowns. tllk couds. ornaments, imported teas, baskets.chinaware, L ,i Pontr of,lhc statei,n,ul PPse e dcrwearmadeto order fn the store. 112 ncornoration Into the gcueral appropriation Court st. 421m public bill or items for the expenditure of money not authorized bv law. Wc demand the enactment of rigid restrict ions on foreign immigratlon.both for protection of our country acalnst llllrrmii- nml t!lr.i, classes from foreign lands nnd for protection of our labor and preservation to our own people of the remainder of our national domain, Wc commend the policy of the Republican party in relation to internal improve menis, and in particular in opening our J5'ae,way to commerce, and we denounce the llliberallty of Democratic party In these m portant matters. Respectfully submitted. T. E. Fell, Sou Hirscii, Secretary. Chairman Albany or nointt Iwest to San Cabin. $12: steeracc. 48: card rip, good 60 days, $18. ailing dates apply to II. L. WALDEN. Agent. Albany, Or. CIIAS. CLARK. Corvallls, Or. EDWIN STONE, Manager, Ccrvallls, Or. A. J. CHURCHILL, Local Aijent. Salem. DEPOT EXPRESS. Meets all mall nnd passenger trnins Bag gage and express to all pain of the city. Prompt service, Telephone No. 70 JAMES RADER K.H.VAITKri,INTIKGN BflOK M JOB PRINTEK AMD Uifttl lilank I'ubllshtn ' !!J.:'0W "tlck ov""i'Mr,i cwi,. SALEM WATER CO. Officri Wlrametle Hotel BiVmt tor water service apply of,, ,, payable monthly m lJJn" V comiilainu at the olHce. There will he no deduction In wiitra on account of temporary absence lr& dty unless notice Is eft Jg Hereafter xvaier for IrriSati00 Vill ctSTh furnished to regular comumtr. M6j J! for domestic purpose. Contractor. && walk, brick work and plastermr vdi tlcst read "under building purposei" bJiT schedule of rates for 1893. Wi & for copy. -; US, &i) Cut I XflHjsjsJf wear and tear 011 wood. I n "miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw .'irLr nrlnnfofl w tim ontt for governing tho fair nro as follews: I lllO SIIIHirllltcndonl. uli.ill l,....v general charge of tho roso show. -JlUlgCS Shall UO lltmnlntn.l W li (.xocutlvp coiiiinltteo, and all nil just nuiiit not covered hy rules or published f niu l.l-i'iiliii I'liiiiimr inn cliiuar, sm. Raft , rrr . . "" " your- - -. ,s. uucy, umc, aua labor, by using GOLD DUSTKS? ... THE N. K. FAIRBANK CoUMMV V .!, cue,., k,, imim. puui.. ;:'!.. . ... ' .rrMCTw,, shall bo referred to that committee. -uMiiuiis not, at tho d(K)r by 1 p. m. on the llrst tlay of tho show win be dewrrcd from competition. Exhibits "" w ittyncu irom a.m. till 1 n.m. i-aii lowers must lie handed to tho superintendent or assistants at tho door, and subjected to tho r arrangement. ,r .n7i 0ic,)tllc!es, for Premium llowers dent, but llowers for display maybe awanttwl by tho owner. "--All llowers entered for preinlunis must bo distinctly named.lf ticorrect pHSs.1" W,U Ste, 7 Kniues of llowers cannot bo changed after they aro entered. o Ao Inforlnr nimif r... n.... ..- . colvoapromr,.ni. """' ' Sto,rf,SKvr,me"s' nt ,wut session at least three 1 no n hs beforo 11- rilllltS llllll tlimnro ,........ i... . I moved until the cWol ' t Iw oxhlbi- ,i,!,.e I'v. niiumifiu. HOTHERS and those about to become mothers, should know that Dr. Pierce's Fa voritc Prescription robs childbirth of its torture, terrors and dangers to both mother mul child, by aiding Nature in preparing the system for parturition. Thereby "labor" and nlso the period of confinement are greatly shortened, it also promotes an abundant secretion of nourishment for the child. During pregnancy, it pre vents "morning r.lckuess" and those distressing nervous symptoms from which so iiinnv sufier. 4m" 'S- FOR SALEElght milch cows and two 2 year olds. Inqulro of M J, Egan, Gervals, Or. 2 24 tf CARPET PAPER Urge lot ot heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. last the thing for putting under carpets, Call at Journal office. PUiTLIC MEN, POLUCIANS AND llUs." incss houses can obtain all newspaper infor mation from the press of tho state, coast and country from the Press Clipping Bureau, (Allen's) Union Ulock, Portland. !2-2otf P. O. NEWS STAND.-Local Subscription Agency for all newspapers and magazines. Fine atock of clgata and confectionery. F. W. Miller. Prop. 1 14 tf IrAPERS Portland, Sacramento, Seattle, WAGON A KSPAIK SHOP Horseslioeine a sneclahv. Vtin-s n im the lowest. Hand made sho;s in tnli il, horcs foot. Diseased feet such ns corns, con tracted hoofs or interfering horses correctly attended to. Just give me a trial, too Che. mckcta street, back of New York Racket store. It. J. HERSCHBACH, Hiss Ballou's School Tacoma and San Fiancisco papers on sale Miller's Postoflicc block a Ttiiiis. Cottle Co , Texas. !k R V Pthiici'. Huflulo. N. Y. : Mw .v -l took ybur "l'avorite Pre neripiiuu" pravious to confinement and never did m woll in my life. It is only two fks Kiuce my coiifjuemciit uud I am able to do my work. 1 fool Ktrnnnci tliau I evoi did In slv weeks before. Yoiim truly, FOR SALE. -One house and two lots, sit uatod In Wheatland. Yamhill county. All set In good fruit. For sale at a bargain. The property is mat Known as the Wheatland hotel. Price $150, Address, A, care Jour nal. 4 2 tf l-ORSAUJ OR RENT.,-Onc house and barn and3i acres of land, in good cultlva. tion, Situated one half mile south of Odd Fellows Cem tery. T.Hatt. 2l6j Ol'KNKU IN UUANNING HALL, Will recoive children from 3 years upward Special attention to beginners. All desired orancnes tor theolder pupils taught, includ ing drawing, modeling, music plain and or tt c needle work Ail work done on the in. dividual plan, in which each child is ad vanced according to its own capacity. For terms and particulars apply to Miss O. Hal. lou. Twentieth and Chemeketa sts. M'ss Why Wilkin Dressmaking and Sewing, All kliidsofuorkdoneintliemtttiorraJ my r, uiui Jiuiiipiiy. uiu ii room it, ft hurst block, .Salem, J. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELO, Makes a spialtyoffine repair wA, Sd Thomas clock, etc., 215 Commeroil Sw F. VAN DER PAAN, Carpenter, Builder and Jobber, 481 Winter street, tyllard times prices always. WcActa. 'Q? cJy'fs riS4 A A10THi:U,5 I1XPBUIENCC. mi. .', iiiA?G, Wash. 1) It V Pimcn Hullalo, N. Y.- l. 1. )(( -1 bcv.iii lakiiis your "Favor. v fremi'ptl.iu" 1119 firt month of pres;- .ii), aim iiitvc vuii- tinned taking it since f confinement. I did not espciidice the nausea or any of the ailments due to pregnancy, after I began taking your "1'reiM.Tipiiou." I was Onlv ill l.ihtr n klinr ailll IJIC- Tlllvftlriflft -.... ,... v.-w. 1 ke: atoinr JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in the state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of jjrass seeds. t .1 ! N . '--'"v m-mr wv lassr a kal eivtm. ' TRAM MAM. . DESIGN WHTti COPVHtCHTK. -. .... IM ... tmj. ir.nVyik Vtllill MUSH it CO.. 8t BaOlDWIT. "L Oldest bureau tor cHrtrr",ttS5 Krerr pntent Uken out by iuU UwwM tbe puLUo by tnoUafnntntfw-V"' AT lAn;ct clrciilf.tlon of anr &$! tl tit t 11" 1 ' ' "i-VS v irfc. - 1. . ' ' .n fix 4 GITS If ill. Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Dinta Cars the usmllywcll tin- MMv T W .iHrrvbiH? jiniiia i; smrwi IS-No llowor sl.Mii i ..,....'. y.e'h.1H ! mora tlmn nnn ..! :...w "l"-ur "ki5I Minerinr. w must entering. or than ono prnTr,,r "''"" t deW' "T&ttSrlne1 ta ,abolc(1 w,tU . nnmo Mrs. IUkbh. I was trouhlrri n 'euconbea also, and it has ?od for me. Jura truly, Mrs. W, C BAKER, In all towns nnd lm-alltls. il. ,,...... .1.. I United States and territories to sell tne Fount. -.- ,....v, uuu aicum sooner, tneoesttn '-iM.. , iMve.$ lls.own Price In the wear of clothes in less than six months. Sent C. O. D. by express ;. prepaid ,forJ3.e0, in tin; $5 in copper, tor particulais, address ';... T. n. BROWN, l IS6 Stato street. Salem, Oregon. fClilCVr.t.r'. lluilUW Uluul UnmO. ENNYR0YAL PILLS a,k. 4lwj. tUU.. tADica uk "H1.1 wr uirwuri jrfiu Di i ru ii uea ui imi To To iSkV f SS jwi v n Swum- V Ut "wimW lik U. riW. viari jicnu.. Cm. aad iMtiiuu "iJitT.? VSZs L'Sirv... nA"; Vi001! Tfiff!.4Us. S5- umiDiiiiu - '"Kffia:K tfHHfe BmSHB9innHH9sS I POZZONI'S j 2coiPLExio mm n has tMn tbb jUndtrd K2JSR fcUeaors popular tc-SrtliB """ f If Is the IdMl oomploiton ''.'Tyl T refrilM, cleanlr, eiw I kl A daiitS-'lnTUIbl proweiieiiM" 1 P AT DRUQQI8TS um vt'jtf maps ana i Tourist Sleeping Cart St. Paul, Minneanolls. Duluth. innrr. Grand Forks, Crookston, Winnipeg, .icicuaana uuiie. 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