Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 13, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJt A SHORT TALK ON MEDICINE OF CHEAT INTEREST TO WOMEN. Pale Cbccks and Nerveless Hands are no Longer Admired. To be Strictly Correct you must have Rosy Cheeks and Good Health. Men Admire Wholesome-looking: Women, and now Seek their Wives from that Class. A FEW POINTERS FOR THE GIRL OF THE PERIOD. Vur blood U the aeeret of health and I pale, complain nf weaknu. U 'tired out " beauty. The fntam roay ' regular, the iifn the alirhtert rxrtm ; if he S iron form perfect, but no woman can be beautiful bW with headache or Wkachr. pain in Hie in tbe full ent c-f the wonl while raftering i aide; If her temper I fitful ami her appetite from any of ibe peculiar ailment of biriu I poor, he I in a mndiih.ii of ratrrme Derii, IMfdftroylherontpJeilon,I prodor-'a fit ruljeet P lb drrel..r.raml of lint tire of wrinkle ami premature old arc. rwwt dreadful of all dl.mwr eniiannii-tion. JitgxtUr monthly uterine action la nerery I If Tn notice any of tliw nipl.fH ln,J" to every woman' health, awl iflhl fune- time In procuring Dr. William;' link Pill, tloti of lift l checked. IIeae, a pale awl They will aa-fjt the patient 10 (lerrlnn prnp allow complexion, and a fwllnr of ealuu-! erly and regularly j ilwr will enrich the lion, are the retail. The monthly aecrrtion blowl awl reitore hrylih'a r to the in tut continue from puberty to tbe turn of cheek, briehi eye ami a IiiImim- f Mt-p life without unnatural obstruction. Any will surely follow tbeir owe aini all dnr breach of thla law of Xature will mult In of conannipllon ami prrmiturr dralh will I tilt dUtrairfnr ayroptom which make tbe arcrlcd. tVIae and pnid.nl mutheis will lire of aeven-tenth of the women of thlt lnrftnin their dDhirr ukiuj; Or. WII nmatrr miserable, almost unbearable. A llama' link Pill u(wi ihe approach of the few of the ayroptom are never hradachr, period of puberty, ami lliuanroMallrliauce law of appetite, riale or aallow complexion, of dhraa and early deray. palpitation of l he linn, iwouen anicira or Urt. nervouaneo, oflemfre breath, etc., etc. A CfJSTLY CONGRESS. The lat congress, though strongly Republican In one branch and organ ized by the Hepubllcans and Fopu- IMx In the other was not onlj a do nothlngcongrefts,but surpassed almost any other session of congress that eyer JrnMn the volume of Its npproprla- .,.... ,..i ,.t tr.tr. ran wn Cltainuan Cannon of tht appropria tions cxinimittvc makes a statement In which the following table of ap propriations If given. UNIVERSITY DOINGS, r Notes and Personals of the . Past Week. COMMENCEMENT WEEK. Th sufferer may exhibit one or more of tnete irrmtitonn, or mj nare an. iiht lmply indicate tbe ratter dicaeba inwle ujion the frtem, aul the more of the ymp Xtuat the patient abowt the Ktfixt tbe nerrt ally for prompt ami iH-raUtcnt Irenlinrnt, until Ih.r hare been banidiol ami the bloom of health ia retorrd. To armilih l IliU end Dr. WHilarni' link I'ilN dr.- (he : onlj nnblllni; remedy. They jKxlilrely euro all tunprrwlonf and Irn-gubirlllfi. which, If neefeelfl. inevitably entail Melt neM and trouble. 11 taking I hoe ill fr a week or ten daya before tbe cxi'mI re turn of each period, Ibe promit appcinince of "tbe YlilUr'l Iruurol. For Ptipprrt ilorm, the pill mutt l taken iteadlly iinlll the re-ppemnce Ukea place ip-nmUy In a month'a time, aometfmm Jpm. Follow Ibe direction! on the patnriblet nliotit earh lix. ruritiK women win nni ui'ir miiK im proved In quality and quantity br tikln thnte pill, and alto obtain relief from be M dl.nl uterine llnment are ieedlly rrlleveil ami tmlii ellriK. All dlnnlocementa from wraknoi of the incwepiii', ami alio nowin rrnri iiimii imu in tbe (jack and (reiieral tlrnsretl-oiit firlltiu tiltlmttelr cured lir the tte of Ihrw nllln. Juoorrho-, liearins down, wrlcbt In the pelvK ami all frmale weak 11 cm, find jjx-oly relief ami curt In the ailinliiUtratlon of the link lllla for I'ale I'cople. Tbe ni'Mt cililcal ix-rlod In the IA of n wonuin la that attending the ccMatlon of fnenttniallon, or, m It U moat ireiierally termttl, the change or turn of life. The aymptomi attemlliiK tlili perbxl are falntlnir f lit or attacka of falntneaa or didine, headache, irenerel debility, exIiHilntlon, n frellng of melanchnly, byaterla, pain In llm lolna or llmbi. hyiwKbondrla, etc. The change la a Rrodiiil one--for better or worn for the former If the (wtllent la wite enough to fortify the ayitem uiiln.t the ravAKca of the ayrciptom attendliiK tbe change. For tliU purtMxe no remnly ever dlcovrrl euaU Dr. AVIIIiama' link lllla. They purify tbe blood by acting dlrrctlr upon the aexual ayatein, Icurn tbe aevcrlly of tliU critical jicrlod, ami finally leave the patient In Ihe enjoyment of rnhtmt hmltli. All ladlra apwiachlng thla critical period ahould Uke Dr. Wlllllam.' link lllla. PALF. AND HALLOW OIHI.8. irlrl drooping and fading In the aprfngtlme it y What can be more dlatreaalng than to act youth J In. lead of lirlght ryee, glowing, tin ro.r clieeka, nml nn elaatlo atep, I nil eyee, pale, aallow, or grrenUli and aiancutd r .... . nrornplty rcaorteil In ami per I eyee, pale, aallow, or green i n laniruKincM atrn diacaae and nn varly'death if protxr treat dul ion, and i icre are coinnlrx- that beraka merit la not pi lilllty at Ihe time their dauglitrra are lmd aUtcd In until the (nvporrrUht'd blool ia en riched, and the funcllona of HfeU-tinne regu lar, "JUpon larciila rtnli n crent rmpoml- tains bto womiudiood. It your daughter U A Thankful Girl. Vtwi tht tiromtntr, &tn t'mnctiro, Cril. Win lyiliie Donell Uvea with her i-emite at 7v2 Natoina rftrrcl, Pan lrutKiwu yhe fa a young lady nlnelern ji-nrof si(e. and of prepoeiiig apiMprantT. Kvrr tJliei' be Moa leu Tears old )I)m 1ihII ban Ivcn a aufiVrer from a rlirt nipilc afTcctlon of ibe tfrlil, and h.ce h wa thlrton yrnra of age lu- Iim U-cn anl.jevl to varioiia ftmi-le weaknewn which have krpl hir ph)tra iltalllyntn very low fp-. Tbu, e the wiya, the haa licen a vb-tlm of dlr- rxcr alnce he can rciiirmlrf r. When bc aJltllegirl atacbool abe waa ulueya plmtil nt a dlnuil vantage vrllli her playniiilea on ac count of her frailty of ln!y nml limldiiv of manner. She could ncier loin in any of the more Ixditrrotia gainca, Rllhooch .lie nlnnya longnl to do to. lint the cmbarrKMing conditlnna of Mla Ihiiiell'a life have all brrn ellminuled with. Inllicpn.t year, antl tin- change la wholly due to the elTU-llvc work of iFr. William link lllla. "It tnliat be rememliered," aald JIIm Donell In telling of the great relief llint Dr. Wllllama' I'llln bud nllordcl her, "that at Ihe lime I In-gaii taking the pllla I had been for yearancotiltrnnil invalid. Jly wrltt wna awollen out of nil prrtlon by the chronic rhriimulltin thnt had lotig alnci- ulllcl in It. The ft-ionlc complaint from which I hnd o long atlllrrid bad wmttil my body nny until I waa but a mere abadow nf my former eelf and 1 bad niilly come to think tlmt the brlglitneaa and htipplnrM of life waa not meant for me, I hud not the energy to per form eren the moat almple of my boiitebold dtitle. and, In a wonl I wn completely 'run down.' I began to lake Dr. William i'lll while I wn In thli condition nml before I bad taken half a box of them I null nil that they were doing inegood. I liegati In feel lively again and to Ime Ihe lax feeling In my limb. I felt o hnppy over Ihe momen tary relief that bail been n (Wiled me thnt I rraolvril to continue taking the pllla. After tnklng revrrnl more lioxc I wa more than convinced of Ibe high merit of the pllla. for I waa then wholly relieved from the rheti mallo pain In my wiit nml I had no far re gained my vitality of body that I really believed I had never experienced the ener vating necloflhoKCWMtlngdlcniwa which are ao peculiar to women. It I n very great pleaaiiro to me to e able to HI my young lady frlenda of the relief that has been af forded me by Dr. William' lllla and I will aurrly continue to recommend their uae to all who tire afillclcd with ihe coinplalnta from which I antlcred." link lllla are aold by all dralera, or will ba wnt t uiid on receipt of price, 60 cent a Imu or alx lmxca for W.M) (they are never aold In bulk or by the 100), by addrcwiliig Dr. Wllilauu' Medicine Co., Bchcuecttuly, J. Y. Daily Capital Journal BY HOieiCK UHOTIIlCHtS. SATURDAY, JUNE 1.1, 18WJ. OANDIDATK ANJ) PLATFORM. It l not certain thnt MoKlnloy vrjll bo tlio noiiilnco at St Louis nor that ho will Htntul im n koUI plut forni. Ia tho preliminary days of tliu convention, that sltn next week, the title has been Kfovvlnu; ntronucr ugalmit both pmiwsltlotiH. It Is now runnliiK ito BtrotiKly thut both tho Ohio man nntl tho Ohio platform ocm doomed to defeat. It la now conceded by nil who care touKo their eyes and earn Unit tho tarllT In not tho paramount Iksuo, but that tho money question I. Tho main Interest cent cm iioii tho cur rency plunk, and next In order of Importance U thu tariff. These aro tho wtjrtls of tho dlapuKslunato asso- clato prcs reinirt. Tho Ohio aitraddlo will defeat Mo Klnloy; while eastern politicians con tend thnt tho Ohio platform means gold, tho western MoKluley manag ers ekclaro Itmennu llor. It may me both or cither, or nothing, awcordlHtf to tho way you rend wonl. HoKliilcy on h slttglo gold standard ) t form would command reaict, (OiJh He could not bo elected: he will a W be Hccejrtetl by tho Amerl ma jwyU uKrti hh tMfiivoc4itlon. tw iffi to my Aw nio HeiwWkiMW HMty vl MP 'or president OW 141 Cry for TIIK IT. 11. PARTY. 1 ho call for a Htnto convention of tho union bimetallic party at Mc Mlnuvllle, July Dili, Is causing com ment In all parts of the state. Mass convent Ions of Hiker men of all parties will bo held In each county to select delegates to McMInnvlllc, where In turn delcKtites will bo chosen to tho union bliuctnllloconfcrcuce to to held ntHt. Louis, July 22d. Nothing can prevent the success of this union movement of tho friends of genuine American bimetallism, us opiMised to Ilrltlsh-Amerlcan gold iuonomotulsm,aud If there Is no gross nutl premeditated blundering on the part of the leaders It will sweep Ore gon for a free coinage of gold and silver president by 20,000 plurality. On this Issue of a llrltlsh gold standard and destruction of our silver and papor currency, no man will bo considered a boiler If ho votes for his country and against tho goUMoud plutocracy. Tho great mlddlo classes and tho producing and laboring masses will lino up so quickly it will make tho licscs heads swim. Tho corporations, the money gamb lers, tho corruptlonlstslu politics will all go together and tho paramount question Is not tho tariff or any other Issue, but unitv of thk itoih.: u.n. dkk onkki.au. In place of three or four silver part lea, there mint bo hut one, If the pcoplu would win this greatest causo of tho common people stneo tho abolition of slavery. From all parts of tho state comes tho word that tho pooplo aro organiz ing. It Is a foregone conclusion that tho Ronubllenu lvartv will notcomu out for blmotalUm. nnd that tho Democratic nartv will snllt. Tho politician's extremity Is tho people's t'lftv-sccond Fifty-third congress. . lJ,239,2tt 459 Fifty-fourth congress (Hrst M'Mlnin fili',759,820 40 The revenue for the three fiscal y.'iiH of the Harrison adiiiliiHlnition, ending June 30, 1602, arc given as 11,150,031,214; expenditures 933,131t C01. For the two complete fiscal years of Cleveland's administration, revenues, 011,112,091; expenditures, 723,720,37S. Mr. Sayres, cx-chalrman, on behalf nf the Democrats, In his statement says of the total appropriations of the soslen: "The sum exceed- the appropria tions during tnc last session of the 53d congress by 518,751,200, and those or the first regular session of that congress by 2.1,323,r,27. "It is less than the appropriations by the second session ofthef2d con gress by only Wtfiuas, although at the latter session $3!,3.2,l!)l more was appropriated for pensions than at this session. It! Is more than those by the first tesslon of the Cist congress by 21 ,303,071, and 820,404,010 less than the appropriations of the second session of the Gist congress. ... . ni.lt-.1., Inn The Phllodorian anu i-miuuiu... , literary societies held a Joint meeting . Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock when the editorial staff of the Colle gian for the next school year was named as follews: Editor in chief, j C. J. Atwood; assistants, Miss M. Ueattyandl.il. Van Winkle; bus!-1 ness managcr.I. P. Callisen: assistant business manager, J. 0. Callison " Alumnus, W. P. Mattlie; personal, ' Miss Carson; exchange, R. W. Davis; literary, Guy C. Miller: Phllodorian .loiv. P. L. Brown; Phllodoslnii society, Miss II. Field; Music, A. O. Garland; review editor, President W. C, Hawley. This is certainly an able editorial staff, and our little school publication will prove doubly inter esting next year. I The pcniint, for which the nthletlc teams from Willamette university i and the Y. M. C. A. contended, on May 23d, was reel veil by tlie Unlver t slty boys Thursday morning, and dis played on the platform. One side of .!. ...,.. to nvornrl tvllll hf:lllt,lf 111 chapel visitor Monday morning, when , ,.'',, .,.,. the wonl!. ..wn. lamclte vs. Y. M. C. A., '1KJ," In old gold 'letters, worked thereon. The other side of the penant, a beautiful 'ifty-flrst congreM... $ oss.417,183 34 '.Another Successful School Year 'Ifty-sccond congress. 1.027,1.'M,C47 02; About to Close. a AV. Llvosoy litis stopped school, and has returned to his home at Woodburn. Rev. J. 31. Shulse of Khedds, was a fB aWBrliBPBaalaalaW'Batf ft jW sZbirm WMJT W aitSfc & tMta rlTtVUJIZ.fZ&Z fJCDS V-tL kAWW " rlWP?'lfE VlSy Condensed Testimony. Chat. B. Hood. Drokeraud Manufacturer' Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr. Kinc'a New Ditcovery hat no equal at a Cough rcmsdy. J. D. Drown, Prop of St. Iamet Hotel. Ft. Wayuc, Ind., testsHes that e wa cured of a Couch of two years stand nc. caueed by La Grippe, by Dr. King's New Discovery. II. r. Merrill, Iialdwimville, Mass. sav that he his used and reccomendid it and never krew it to fail and would rather have it than any doctor, because it alway cures. Mr Hemming, 222 b. 3(th bt., Chicago, always he-ps it at h-nd and has no tear oi (.roup, because It instantly Eree Trial Dottles Store relieves at Fred K Legg' Drug Sunday School Convention and Masonic Excursion. ThoO.C.& E. It. R. Company's boats will mnko a rate of one faro for tho round trip from all Willamette rlvor points to Portland antl return to all parties wishing to attend tho State Sunday School convention. The same rato will also apply to all mem bers wishing to attend tho Grand Lodge, Royal Arch and Eastern Star Grand Lodges of Ma-was. Tickets good going June Oth, 7th. 8th and nth, and returning up to and including .nine mm. EuwiN Stonk. J.C. Mayo, Manager. oupi. mver uivisioii. 0-0-td To Water Consumers. The Irrigation season will commence June 1, and continue during tho four months of June, July. August nnd September. All bills duo ami payablo July 1. Anyono not sntlslled with last year's rating will please leave worn nt mo ouico nutl their lots will bo remeasurcd. Irrigation hours irom u to a a. m. antl from ft to I) p. in. SAI.KM WATKit CO, A. L. Urow.n, Sunt. When Baby u alcV, we cava her CaatorU. When aha wa a Child, she cried for CastorU. When alio became Si la, aba clung to CaatorU. When aha bad Children, alio gave them CaatorU. Pioneers Excursion. . On Juno 14 nnd 15 tho O. C. & E. R. li.tjO., wlllplaco on sale for parties wishing to attend tho pioneers excur sion nt Portland round trip tickets irom a tunny nntl corynllls tit rato of t eacu. ucKets good to return until Juno 18, Inclusive. Ethvln Stone, Manager J. V. Mnyo.Supt. River Division. The Wonderful Bicyclist. Prof. Ed J. llaldcn, a famous trick Hlcvllst. now In Portliiiifl. fr.. win give startling exhibitions of trick and luuuy uteyciiug never Derorw saw in th!: part of tho country, on tho race track In front of the annul st.-uwi in tills CltV. JllllU 14tll nt. tlm I',,,,. duotpr's picnic- Pnif. Raltlen rides a regular roan itamblo blcyclo, nnd has been scoured nt n heavy expense by tho Conductor'8 commltto... 'riiu win probably bo his only apnenraiico In Marlon county. Ills woudorful of that sllpory vehlclo, (Tho Saroty bl cycle,) must bo been to bo appreciated. Uotntnnber tho date, Juno 14th. 10 14 Wanted-AU girls to know thaf'llo kk'111 Will Mlkt. 11.1ll I walk I......1, 1 Cako will not. mnkn tlu.li iimxia r.i ua.0 vuiumou Hoaii, oavo mo w They aro worth a cent apiece. Save tho wrapnors. jotr There's more clothing destroyed by poor sojtp than by actual wear. "Hoo Cako " soan contains no fnnnirnti ... iiuiuiciiurii exirvmuy is mo peopio'si win not injuro too nuest lace. Try It ppiMirtunlty and they are going to ami notice tho dllfereuce In Quality, take advantage of It. I John Hughes. ' J he conducted chapel exercises. President W. C. Hawley wa again called away, last Sunday, owing to tbe death of an uncle, Mr Belknap of 3Ionroe, Benton county. The fac ulty and students extend their sincere sympathy to the president, In hls bereavement. The annual college prayer meeting will be held next Tuesday evening, at the University. It Is understood that Templcton of Eugene, performed a very ungentle- manly act last Saturday, at the state field meet. AsScott, our pole ranker, was preparing to take a run and leap over the pole, Templcton grabbed Scott's arm in Ills muscular grip, squeezing It quite severely, nnd at the same time saying, "jou can never Jump that, Scott." However, our pluck little Scott "stayed with" his bulky antagonist, from the upper val ley town. In speaking of the result of the field day Saturday President Hawley remarked In chapel Monday morning that the management of the school was thinking of placing old Wil lamette on an equal footing with the other colleges, pertaining to athletic sports. This means a trainer with whose services our school may make a better showing at tbe field day meet next June. President Hawley stated that tho school had great confidence In the nthletlc team but luck as well as "other things" wero against us. J. Rer Hyars left Wednesday morn ing for Goldendnle, Wash., for a visit with his brother. Mr. Byars will re turn to Salem to attend commence ment exercises. Hnd Commodore Perry, that fear less naval commander, been a member of tho Willamette university team, he could have given utterance to the fol lowing expressien: "We have met the enemy and we are theirs." However we hopo to bo able to say next year us did tho gallant commander, "We have met the enemy and they arc ours." Friday morning In chapel C. J. At wood, who attended tho summer school nt Casadcra, Cal., as a delegate from our Y. 31. C. A., gave an Inter esting account of his trip. Wo noticed nn article in the Joun NALnfew days slnco relating to tho mllo walk with tho sldehend "Over heard.' Tills seems nn acceptable solution to tho mystery surrounding tho -referco's unfair ruling In that event on field tiny. Hereafter no doubt tho Eugene "sporting frater nity" will Investigate their sunound- lngs before holding any private con sultations. Clinpel victors tho past week were: Mrs. II. J. Sharpe: 3IIsses. Laura Kirk, Blnncho Kantner, 3Iury Altken, 3lurgurot Locklcy, Grnco Pohle, Cora Rotan, Etlnn Purdy, Georgia Gwynno Margaret Parkhurst, Alberta Gwynno Ethel Stewart, of Gervals; Mr. J. Rex llyars. The members of the Young wotnaus Athletic Team had their picture tuken Wednesday noon. This Is indeed a handsome company pf youni! lad CS Of Whom nnv edlirnt.lnnnl Institution may well feel proud otf. gold sllk.ls found a trlangle.the Insig nia of the Y. 31. C. A. It Is Indeed, a beautiful penant, and Is greatly prized by the team who won It. The prize spelling match will take place at the University chapel, one week from tonight. The winner will be given a prize of $5, by 3Ir. A. 3 . Moores, while Prof. R. A. Heritage will present the next best, with a prize of 82.50. This event promises to be one of the most entertaining, as well as Instructive of the program, or com mencement week. Regular examination for the fourm term will commence Thursday morn ing concluding Friday afternoon. Commencement exercNes will com mence on the Tuesday following. Thus another milestone will l)e added to the successful management of I his pioneer educational Institution. Its future Is even more bright nndv-tth new buildings and modern ncnnmiiio dut1ons,which may be expected sooner or later, our old Willamette will rtiik second to no educational institution on the Pacific coast. Prof. J. T. 3Iatthcws has Locn .1 Ing for the past week but was 1 1 llgcd to leave his post of duty Friday. 'J he professor's condition was reported us not any better Friday evening. The Phllodorlans highly entertained their friends last evening. Tho fol lowing musical and literary program, was rendered: Vocal Solo Miss Clora Pooler Lccturo Ernest Wilson Piano Solo Miss Laura Sharp Oration A. W. Prescott Piano Solo E. Wilson After the program, came the spell ing match, wltli G. C. Miller and C. J. Atwood, us leaders. After a lively contest, the members of each side, dropped out ns they failed to spell cor rectly, until finally only Miss 3IcFad den on the ouo side and C. J. Atwood on tho other remained. Miss 3IcFnd den succeeded In out-spelling her op ponent. A general good time was hnd, and this spelling match has awakened considerable Interest In n llko contest, to be given next Sntur day night, for which two prizes of $5 nnd 82.50, respectively, for first and second places, have been offered. Our athlcctlc team Is wrongfully accused of having prepared and print ed on tho covers of tho score cards for Held day, a bill of fare for Westacott & Irwin, whereby the Willamette was to furnish tho rooster. Some of tho valley papers aro taunting us about tho non-mnterlallzatlon or our rooster, adding that wo had bcttorset to work and hatch out another one. Wo would like to assure all who take such no Intorest In us, thnt with the parental services of a practical athlete next year, our rooster may yet crow, louder than ever. j miTmmi is i "it G t i e : "The North Pole made use of at last." e e 'i 1 8 Always at the front and wherever t "BATTLE AX" goes it is the g biggest thing in sight. It is as re-1 S markable for its fine flavor and quality $ p as for its low price. A 10 cent piece 2 of "BATTLE AX" is almost I twice as large as a 10 cent piece of I g any other equally good tobacco. 1 Ci HPbA BSnal I H H E BaHlaB MfyV v PLUG Reduced Rates. Th'iv going east should call on or address the Union Pacific City Ticket ofllce, l.'K Third Street, Portland, for rates to tho following meetings: Republican National convention, St. Louis, Mo., June Kith. Democratic National Convention, Chicago, 111., July 7th. People's Party convention nntl American Silver Convention, f -r t...- nn i v is, 10., juiy inu. National Convention Washlncton D. C July 7th to 13th. National Educational Association meeting, RulTulo, N. Y. July 3rd to 10th. Encampment Grand Army or the Republic, St. Paul, Minn., September 14th. II. W. Baxteu (13tf General Agent. St. Lou Younc Peo- lc,s Society of Christian Endeavor Special Rates. See Boise & Barker, ngents for the O. It. & N. nnd Union Paclllc railways regardlugspecl.il round trip rates to tho Republican national convention at St. Louis, the Democratic natlonnl convention nt Chicago, Peoples party convention nt St. Louis, national con vention Y. P. S. C. E. nt Washington, D. C, National educational Associa tion nt Bulfnlo, N. Y and G. A. It. national encampment at St. Paul, 3Ilnn. 0:8td-d&w hucklen's Arnica Salva 1 he best Salve in the world for Cuts, Sores. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Kheuin. Fever and all Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblains, Uralses, Skin Lruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It i guaranteed to Live per fee aatisfaction or money refunded Trice as tents a box For sale by Fred A. Lege. 2BBSafffiHEa? c ?.! CCOi,j &&Lt Cut Down Expenses bv buying a package of Gold Dust Ston money leakages all over tbe house. Save wear and tear on wwl. wnrlr r1;r. J enrw Q ..... xT" "-:-'", auu i'UUR- w. w. ,.uui:y, ume, ana labor, by using GOLD DOLSTKS ItcW Injures nothing. Soldemywlitw. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY For Independence. Notice to comrades and the public: iucoia soituer wito runs thoAIIco will leave the Altona dock at 8 a. m. each morning for the Independence encampment. Faro for round trip 2o cents. Come back when you please. 0:l0-2t FOR SAI.E-rioncer crockery tad poctrr store, established 1857; place of btulsos fa one of the best locations in tbe city; a csnul of about 85,000 requited; object of cksa? business, on account of health. InaTc. Wright, Salem. SjSdin F9R SALE OR KEra-40 acres hai j mile out. Partly improved, wood m pasture, good bouse, larjre birn, 1 sets henring orchard.lot of small frnit,jood alter. Wood Htumpage can be had. Box lit, Si!wu m &f PAI'EKS. Portland, Sacramento, btuu, Tacoma and San Francisco wpert oa s!e t Miller' Postoffice block P. O. NEWS STAND.-Local Sabsoifcioa Agency for all newspapers and nufuoa. Fine atock of cigats and confectionery. F.W, Miller, Prop. 1 14 if FOR SALE. -One house and two lots, it untod in Wheatland. Yamhill coanty. AO set in good fruit. For sale at a Urgtla. Tie property is that aknovrn as tbe Wbmkad hotel. Price $150', Address, A, Jow. ncl 4 S tf SALEM m JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stoce of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FARM TO TRAUE-A good farm to trade (in Kansas) for property in or about Salem. Address m. Asshenbrenner.Salero, Or 131m SITUATION WArtTEU-Oly man to take Tjj vl,"Cr. J ana garuen. in private family. Address M. Jordan, Salem. 13 3t HuMb lUMKU.-ood table board, With home cooking, served in family style, only $1 a week. 105 Commercial striet. CtJ.im I am prepared to do all kinds of wk a wood and iron. Repairing michine7 any kind or miking and repairing stone rat tera, tools and edged tools of an; kind b and repaired; wagons and bogeies rrpniw, and new ones made in order. IIOKfttoriat the liest that can bo done In towa-WM mmti. tliru-. PUte and running shoes cart. fully attended to. Call at my sttnd. Chemeketa street, back or NturYorkJUcitt store. R. I. HERSCHBACH, Salem SteamLaundry Please, notice the cut in prices on the followingi Shirts, plain l'"! Undei ilrawers 5" Under shirt 5 bocks, per pair j Ilandkerchiefs -ctea Silk handkerchief 1. Sheets and pillow slips H cenu peruo". and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work In' telhgently washed by hJ Col, I, uunsKQ jr i Miss Jjaiiflu s m PLRSONAL-lf any one who has been benefited by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink tills will write to the Capital Journal Salem they wil receive information that will be of much value and Interest to them. 5 8 im d&w P. ?K .fc "we acres of land In talk, with goexl house and barn, 100 tree ;. all rich garden land, for wis c gHwyjo iwu I'ettyjohn. 0rlnilUTRErFi".t c,as lvwlu fo- horses a m nC Ji .MUth of Mornlngsidc. Si.no joriolle!6"1" nd Walor8llDmtrCat fruit Ml: cheap. 5S im 3PENEU CIIAXfilXG IN- IULU Vtrf Will receive children from 3 I"!'' ,ii .in-niion to beainners. A" , . piti UUSU music Pl" Special attention to wg"; 'gT dd urancnes lor meuiu rr t w ing drawing, modeling. Xdeooi' tistic i.eedle work A! Sffifi dividual plan. In which etd 1 " rtf vanced according to its ""'JCT Ed- term ana par icuuij, .. - sU. IOU. Tureniiein an" """J EShSSJ.' l,0PrciANS AND DUS. mn?eCLanoblalna'1 newspaper lofor-. Ai??,,1?1?1110 Pre Clipping Bureau. Alleles) Union lilock. Porriffd. ,x2ot( p M.1irr,Phl ?chcowand two IfflTSMl. In all towns and i 5fi Ft' United States and teniwrlg1 brrti; aln Washer and Steam C' d use. It saves "?&,, C 0; clothe ia les than su '. W! H &5ffWr5SWfe 156 Stato street, S!' 2- Hv You f" .t1 R-'r , -.IBt. AMB B ! ivm M "". 0 .utjuue 01 m. , fgan, Gervals. thaaeirroaajiiir jjw- 2 24 if f re wttst eacn pc ---- -afe :