Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 06, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textss W C. H- MACK !' Daily Capital Journal fcY HOPBK BHOTHBH8, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 0, IbW. LITERARY NEWS. Nn. on ihr Some Latest Book and Magazines. N0TK8 ON TUB MAOAZNKfl. Tho ChrlstninB Chatterbox bad an unusual array of foruliai scenes and Interests portrayed In it beautiful paitcH of Illustrated matter. Kites & Laurlat. Ikwton. iiOccntsaycnr. The berlal stories In Scrlbncr'a for 1807, arc by Howell's and Richard ifnr.Knif iinvU. The January nuiii- cr on the niananeinent of a wroat de partment store should be read by every progressive business man. The tfrcat feature of the Ladles' Home Journal for the New Year's number Is the Prince of Wales' visit to the United States .' years nj,'t. It Is u longtime but many who me the least bit tainted with a famines for royalty want to read all about It once more and have rc-eii.icted befote their eyes the t.ccnos that then ex cited the most slald and Democratic of our people. That will be done In t lie copious Illustrations. One cannot realize what It means to be dead yet still to live, speak and charm thousands without reading the Installments of the last story from Mieeuof I)u Muurler In Harper's. The chapters arc fresh and crisp Mill his peculiar stylo and vitality and his Hcnltis walks before one In the Illus trations from hlii own pencil. Another delightful feature, of this number, Is tlio comedy "Indian Giver" by How ells, it most delicious social satire, though Its name will lea mystery to ordinary readers. "A modern fairy tale the wish for political power," Is a most searching sarcasm on Journalism and politics In the January Cosmopolitan, by Tlicrnn 0. Crawford, to be continued In the next. A critical review of Prof. William MIMirau Sloan's new life of Napoleon will appear In tho February Ilookman. Tho author Is n professor In Columbia college and Is now In Europe to ar range for German and French editions of his work. It will bo the most noted biography slnco Abbott's life of Nnpoleon was printed In 1851. Tho Kindergarten Magazine of January Is again a number of great historical Importance and significance, There aro ablo papers on Henry Harnard whose ltb birthday -will bo ObsurvuJ at Hartford and othur educa tional centers on tho 21th of this month. Ho was tho founder of the school syBUjins of Massachusetts, Con necticut and Miotic Island, was the first national commissioner of educa tion. His greatest work Is an SOO-pago volume on "Kindergarten and Child Culture." "KNCILiail 80CJKTY." This Is the tltlu of it beautiful print album of -about a hundred or l)u Muurler's society drawings, Including fioverol of tho most famous -of the Trilby sketches. Tho latest picture of tho nrtlsUuuthor is given ns a frontplcce, and tho plates aro Intro duced by a criticism from the pen of Win. D. Ilowells. Ho defines bis literary attitude as a loveablo cotill deiico from beginning to end. Tills Is tho peculiar trait or Fielding and Thackeruy and Storno, but bo ranks tho author of Trilby as their buporlor. While tho many will read Trilby because tboy hopo-to find In It Immoralities, iho real merit of tho book Is that it trachea 'morality In tho broadest catholic spirit or humanity ami ohrlstnulty tu Christ taught, "It is In his tolerance, his final pity of all life, that Du Muurlor takos bis place with tho great talents; and It Is In his sympathy farwoaknut, for the abated ami outcast, that he classes liluiooU with tho foremost novelists of tho ago, not ouu of whom Is recreant to tho high ofllco t teaching by parti bio that wo may not profitable tlo uplso ouo nuutlivT.'' Hut we wander from tho skotohos before m. Tho Fun and Sutlro Is all keen and yet kindly. Tho Censor of Manners, not Morals, the fotmor being In the language of Lord Chosterlleld, tu his son, tho llower of the latter. This collection will boa delight for many generations and no prettier half hour taut bo spent than for one W turn over tliuso pages with running witty com ment. Harper and Brother, New York. Sold liy all book sellers. Few orltlus know whore or Imw to classify Itttdyard Klppllug. His lat est poems nro lit n volume entitled "Tho Seven Seas." It Is published by Appletott & Co., Now York, and really glvoa many readers tholr first Insight Into the author and his meth ods, Tho verses nro In varied form, treating all manner of subjects, but always from tho standpoint of a man of tho sea. Tho vernacular of the KnitlUliiuttu Is presented with good nng7fiom tTtuuJo to n man-'o- war, from an Infant to a gray-baircd sage. He Is a genius, and sometimes a degree romOved. Hisgreataet poems area blending of Inspiration and lr revence for things orthodox In litera ture and religion. Mis Nora Perry, who It l said, "knows girls as Hughes knows boys, and her books are as wholosomc as bis 'School Days at Rugby."' has written "Three Little Daughters of the Revolution," which contains the storlos of "Dorothy," "Patty" and "Jlctty Boston's Fourth of July." (Houghton, Mlfllln&Co., Boston.) Lovers of that greatest Frenchman or the century arc not easily surprised by any new developments concerning Victor Hugo, but they hardly expect a new book from the dcud phllosphcr. lliiwnvpr. tmch it oaradox has devel oped In the publication by Houghton, Miniln &, Co., Boston, or "Trie tenure of Victor Hugo," edited by Paul Mnnrlw!. The lwok of lattors forms a dellghtfulhupplcmant to the writer's pullshed works. They are written iintlnr vnricd clrcuuistunces, to all kinds of people, from his family circle to the most distant literary acquaint ances, yet they all breathe out that generous spirit always uppermost Jn Hugo. The man or genius ano con viction Is seen between the lines on every page. Ktery letter nas a sug gestion hidden In it, somewhere, that point the reader to better things, such as Victor lingo cannot suppress. Another volume of these letters Is to fallow. Price, S3. HOW BROWNELL WILL VOTE. Senator Brownell.or Clackamas. was In town lout; enough to predict that Senator Mitchell would succeed blm- holr. and said he would vote far Mit chell, first, last and always, etc. It Is not certain who Brownell will vote for until lie has voted. THE TWO OLD MEMBERS. The only two members from Marlon In the last house who were re-elected were Barkeley of Woodburn and Craig or Macleay. They wore heavily scratched by the extreme gold stand ard crowds. The various goldbug chairmen about the county slurred Barkley and Craig, by providing wrig against tho"Thlrty"and Intentionally leaving them out; In presenting bou. (plots, as was done at Hubbard. They will liud that thoso two gentlemen will be as Influential In the next legis lature as though they had not been singled out far such attentions. Eastern Oregon Normal. Tho Weston normal school has made Us llnnncal report far the last two years to tho governor. The appropri ation far this school was 12,000 main tenanco and $1000 far Improvements. Secretary Worthlngton reports that the appropriation was oxponded and a deficiency of 81U7. credited. There Is, however, cash on hand to tho nmoiiut of 92JU.15, leaving a deficiency or $l7f)4,8.r) to bo reported to tho leg islature. Governor Lord has repeat edly oxpressed blmsoir as opposed to deficiencies, and this will probably go to the legislature with tho recom mendation that It be not paid. A Beer duzzler. Douglas Glenn, or Pendleton, was Friday morning presented with a dia mond scarrpln, valued at $150, by tho inanagment or tho Golden Rule "beer hall, of that place, far having drank 27S5 glasses or beer there during tho year, 1(1 more than any of his compet itors, By the witnesses to the pre sentation, resolutions of apmlratlon wore passed rogardlug Heathman, fa millarly known as "Missouri John." in recognition of his having eaten 1107 sandwiches and drunk 2130 glasses of beer during the year. MESSAOE. (Continued from first page- FC Aft i ;y 3 Jz j IN EettlnK up a wed ding trousseau, think how many women ate tired out: Dress- makers, seam atretic, "shop jrlrU," milliners all hard-worked and weary over It ; to My nothing of the younc lady herself. Sittiutf or standing all day Is the hard en kind of work : it gives you no healthy well Duitnccu ex ercise i part of the body la overworked and the rest of it U under-worked. The svstetu crows slUB- Elh; the appetite is poor, the stomach U out of order ; the bowel arc constipated, tou luvc headache and iltuy spell. It' Im possible for you to take as much out of-door rxctcisc in the daylight as you uced. The best help you can have in the circumstances It a simple laxative medicine like Doctor l'ierce'a l'leaunt JVllets. They will, a nearly a any medicine can, supply the want of free exercise which Is lacking iu all In-door' work They cure dyspepsia, biliousness ami constipation in a pleasant, gradual, natural way. There is no criping or weakening effect with the "Tlcasant 1'ellets ; " they act surely but gently ; they promote liver -action, and gte tone and stirngth to the stouueu and intestine to do their own work When you become re gular the " Pellet" can be stopped You don't have to take them forever 7t(urt itjvrwJHfHt. Vr l'ierce'a Tlcasant Pellets ate mall sugar-coated granules ; agreeable to take. Children like them. If the druggist wmjw to sell you some other pill that pay Utw better. Just think of teit foi. You will receive a sample package nee If yu will send your name and addres to the World a Dispensary aieuicai anwi Buffalo. N V ,.,,,, The XVople" Common Sense Medical Art. lug I'hyalcian to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, a book of loss large pages, over yo illustrations, some of Ihem In coUus, bound in strong pa per covet will be sent to any one sending it cent in one cent stamp to cover cot of nwHg . Over Scoo cople of thl complete family Doctor Book already sold la cloth I4adln a rcgvUr pdeo oX t.54 . Indebtedness? Shall we Increase the tax levy? Or shall we In some way 'curtail wr expenses, so that iwr In- eUl; Sliail UmailCC Wlnara- . I.IOllTIMa THE ClTV. Under our system, this is by far the most cxponlv5 department you are called upon to look after. I'nder an nrrltnnnnn nnCUIll ClfllP tllTPP VftHTS and a half ago, which I am pleased to note my predeccssor.at the tlme.vctoed.but olitnli .-a unffirf nnntplv. for tile CltV. pas-vid over his head.weare paying the Salem Consolidate Light & Power Co. the enormous sum oi eo,.ni w per an num, or about one- fourth of the whole revenue or the city. This great drain upon our city treasury should in some unv If ns.cilhlo 1u diminished. LCLMl opinions dlffera to the validity of this contract; therefore, It is doubtful If you win abrogate It, but there Is one clause in the contract, which the city should avail Itself of and profit by. It proviuesmai mo cuy sunn nut mauj ti.,n rinrintr f bo rjint Inn.'inro of this contract pay a higher rate than Is paid lor line service in uuiur tiura m uip gon and Washington. We are paying $10 per light each month.wblle Al bany pays far like service $3.00, two thirds; Kugene, $0; Portland $3.00. ''l,Ln .,rn tlm Innrl Intr clillW I it Ort'l'On and should, under the city's contract. oc a guiuc as 10 wnai me city nuumu pay for Its lights. - WATEIl SUl'1'L.Y. rrt, ,i..itni.cnnnWnf ilr1 IsnHv.ivs a great absorbing and perplexing ques tion and Salem forms no exception to me ruic. Many years ago, when the present Salem Water company was orgatmed the population of the Willamette valley was much less than half what I, .,,..., lu Tlmn nntltn 1'rMSCPS fltlM tlmljcr covered a lare parlor the Wil lamette s waiersueu,wiiiuiiuiiu'.-u uw .! r..ii t. iinin fitr slmvlv :i rid fnr l.llil itwi .j ,i..... .... .-..rf .--- that reason the water or the Willam ette was clear and healthful, except during the time or winter freshets. Hut ty reason oi largely iiicruuMru population our prairie grass has been .,!,.. ..,,! iinrlnr mlr llllle aluim ftf t 1 1 f ' 1 T timber and the land brought Into cul tivation, inus iierniitLiiiK mu iaiu- lall to run on more rapiuiy, cawy Ing with It large and in creasing alluvial Ueposits, uecaving vegetable and animal matters, which .i.ii.)npr(ini witi- eimnlv t.nrhld nnrl unwholesome for at least one hair or theyear. Tills is an important mut ter to our people and c arc con futed with the necessity or looking toother source than tho Willamette rlvor ffir.-i nnm water Slinolv far the people or baleni. Miic city is paying uiuomuiu naiti company $1,391 annually far supply- i.i.r , i,n ..If ,. lii-ftnitit c -t ftf I flstprns. I submit to you whether this is not an exnornitant price tor mo wmci '- ..llmrl nnil 11-1 in ..IlLT rtf I int. t I Iflimirt- ant a franchise, as the permitting of .1... L'..tn... ltr.ii .. .m,tio i. tn nk(i mtr lilU OillClll M111.C1 cuill'tlij t "i "" streets and alleys far their water mains, Is not a Just and equitable compensation far the filling orour city cisterns and hydrants. Albany only pays $125 annually far a like service. TIIK HTKEKTS. Our streets aro in need or much IniKiiirrivninolif. inrl.U'lllln 1 WHIllfl ntlt recommend l.iylh expenditure in that (UrecllUU, still ibM'tsuia wm u flint . iti niwinniiilfi iVT1nr1 it 11TA flf til' LlllkU ! V. iiVW w-ne v .. Utxes paid by oi'r people should keep IMO KLretJls 111 iiiuuii iHJLiui uiiutLiuu L II la II UtiVJ iw f itivt .... ..-w- needs carcrul study and practical con sideration. Under our charter no street Im provement can be made at the oxiiense ot tho adjacent property, unless a ma jority or said property holders con sent thereto. Whllo this law protects property holders from Jobs, it fre quently prevents the city from mak ing much needed Iniprovnients and, In my oplnlon.tho law should be reiwaled or amended and something like the following enacted: Whou the city deems it necessary to mako any street Improvement she shall prepare plans and spcclllcatlons.of tho Improvement to lie made, and allow the property holdore, who aro required to make tho Improvement, a reasonable time in which to do it, under tho supervision or the street commissioner. Should they rail to make tho required im provement, then the city should ad vertise and let the work to the lowest bidder. Thus tho public would be protected and allow the city to com pel needed Improvements. In this connection 1 desire to call your attention to the Tict that farmer councils Pave compelled expensive im provomotits or some or the blreets at the expense or the adjacent properly holders, and that the-so holders are still being taxed far street purposes, the Mime as other people, and their taxeN ur being expended In other and remote purLs of thoelty. In my Judg ment their tuxes should bo expended In keeping up tho good Improvements already made. For want of this at tention thiK) streets, which have cot the adjacent property holders so much, are now but little better than other streets. 1 think It should bo the genral rule to expend all atroot tax upon the streets adjacent to the prowrty taxed. ir this system was adopted tho eople would '.hen take mora lntore.it in Improving their streets and It would not bo long before Salem would have fairly good streets. On the contrary, while our street commissioner Is al lowed to spend half our taxos In tilling up a mudholo bore uud thuro, and fur every one ho tills up maktm; two. one oti either side of his rock pile, will our fctievt bo what they are now, a dis grace to the Capital City. WIU-VMHTTK HHIIMIIC. TIk question of who slull repntr and er for tlw great brldire, which spstrw Um WiltiHteU river wtthia our corpurale UuiiU. U in cuntrovoir be tween tins couutle of Marloo and lSdk and the) city or Saletu. This grvitt struetstr is In a 4ri(rmuie cuo dlUou. Tit Irou work u rUDg away fur witnt of piiiut, aod Mitterios grHt dauMg for wkmi of Wua. lu Ooor Is worn tu hot so turn It w daa utirtHss to )Mka over: ytt uuknAy claims It Truly it U m orutsaa without father or tootiwr a4 tooW r adopt ed bv aotue one. list coual te uf llk aud MitrtoA rte u W aoytttin. uiiloe ShIu win nem to mur oat. third of t ons,-. sm1 Uk Um pnscudlHg amincil r-i uvi to 4a, Hnn (OKI, nothing has Ihh i ..: tu to Wttft or improve the bridge. Twea--iii their dcniana up;m j- ,v all the benefit derived from the ww tlmt hc helped to W U, !. he ahoulJ lielp t. cure far t city holds that the fact hat M ie n a donation of WW w b, ds strocting the brMg ' .Stions, lMr to continue to.maKe ami that the '"" 9nlct far known asHrty totne wwra (jf UIIUKt ,w" ,.,, nf responsiul1"' county legal huilrlini; the any moral or ... i, "n examination, o.f 'the coun y records I findU.e - -ff lTaT Mar kVKiKto a contract SeSS Snltin. for llie ' ' KJS trading party, it is I ' r that hc wa, to w iiej,abn-ccan0dI 140 000 forthS contract was oj aim betwee'n Vok nd Marion counties on one sloe and the alxve named or Idge company on the other, and no ot er ..lA.nnunnr mentoned in tins -any -buent prceedfag or con- rlingwhsl.en tlonad.inat least nip of the Pro- ceedlugs? And as sue u the contracting ,.. u. - Is not bound ior mij ' I Wh O1 XAtOV, 1 I'LL. HAVJ s?s u: ' . DENTIST. S-i-ccsw to Dr. J. M. Kccnc, old Wlute Tarries dcsinni: superior Mentions at moderate fees in any branch are in especial reuucstSflcJ Corner. biJcm, yr NOT BUTTHE GENUINE cSfS You will And one coupon Inside each two ounce bag and two coupons inside each fourouncobagofBlackwell'a Durham. Buy a bag of this celebrated tobacco and read the coupon-whlch gives a list of valuable presents and how to get them. ex pense. IXHiStne laci i"v ,i nt Mm iinHpslmble element OnC CliU U Vi.w .. .... ,.rwrit7C brldce is within her corporate i ruits ; attention to the re " TT77Ti , h rri vr.U Isnment which will rid the city ot mis ypeCiai 1 JUS W Ctxv L. morally bind the city opay one- n.ra i wu ' , , co,u,ittee on of the exwnseof repairs.' If WW w port , o property especially the rule, why pot apply It to Jeffer "e" D w llcll ', to sidewalks son ' i uey nat; "" "" " ?.?. ' ...i it ,vi.mi, u within her cor tint: ciiu j .-- -- norate limit: and Mehqma judge, the home nl-o has a line of Ul UUl WUiuj J-""'' - . tu l..l.t..A HL-n clllinifiU. wni whlA bridge. I am informed, were damaged by the recent How, ; ana ii e county court wa as in dutj oou'iti pmnipttorerlrltliottieni,andlt ts not ii matter or record that either or these cities made any contribution toward either tne uuiiuihk " i'-" or said bridges, while haicui uic i bo down Into her pocket and donate 820, 000 to secure a btidgeat Salem, leav ing Marlon county to nay 5-",vw, ouu this $20,000 was paid out of the gen eral taxes oi the county, oi wnicu Salem again paid W.000, leaving far Marlon county, ouisiul- ui ohkuj, y $14,000. Salem has cheerfally and without complaint paid in taxes nearly one-third or the expenses of the huildinir ol seven line bridges . . -!... rnfrtn mi tup aniiani ntci, kic n, olcrhr nn tne AOldua uuu Uutte creek, to say nothing or the vast number over our internal county streams, such as Silver creek, Pudding river, LittloSantlam, and other minor streams too numerous to mention, all ot which greatly accommodate the people In the vicinity where they were situated, but which are only or general value to Salem, by reason or being a part or the county and whatever beli ef its the county benefits Salem. The racts seems to me effectuelly dispose or the question or our moral obligation in the matter. There Is, however, aaother aspect to this ouestion which demands your carefal consideration. The Import- a nee or till bridge to balem ana Marion county, as previously stated, whatever benefits one adds Just so much to the other cannot be quest ioned. Then ir the counties or Polk and Marlon, whom the statutes or the state make responsible far this bridge will do nothing to save it from ruin then, as the guardians of the business Interests of Salem, what Is your duty? OPERA KOCSK. A little more than two years ago the whole West was startled by the news -of a- terrible disaster at Silver Lake. Oregon, in which forty-five pie lost their lives In a tire-trap called the nublic hall, in Ssaiem we nave an opera house which is unprovided with adequate means or escape in case of fire or other accidents, and jou owe it to the people of Salem to see that such improvements are made as will make It reasonably safe. TKAMl'S. The city is overrun with tramps aud uuglanes are oy far to irequent The police force is not sutllclent to more than protect the business part oi tne city, therefore, It behoves you to device some radical means of pun- i .i...j iru: n sn id I ue eswnau- merit of a grade for Center, Marlon and Uulon streets. The city hall Is nearlng completion and It Is desirable thit you occupy It as soon as possible and stop rental ex penses. Respectfully submitted, J. A. Kleh- ardson, mayor. You Can Be Well When your blood is pure, ricn ;iou nourishing for nerves and muscle. The blood Is the vital fluid, and when u ic nmr. thin nnd Imnure you must nlMioi-eiilTornr VOU will fall a Victim to sudden changes exposure, o.-owi-work. Keep your blood pure wltl Hood's Sarsaparllla and be well. Hood's Pills are the bestarter-dlntier nlllt assist digestion, cure l.ead.-! -"i r 300 Boxes Fine Paper and Envelopes, WS 1W1T tf LZ A MIES' KE Prooi ,. ": . bin.U of fresh anl salt mea's Urd in bulk. 7c lb- Cheapest meat ,n the " Try them. 171 Commercial .-t. Up mwnjhop near car ham nn State at. SALBI HTIll CO. Willamette Hotel BulUin" office. mils Office: Fot water service apply at oince. mils ,vMe monthly in advance. Make at complaints at the olfice. HONEY TO LOAN. Plenty of money on good secur'ty. A larke quantity of lanJ for sile at low ficur and bn easy terms. g HAMILTON &MVRSII. Room 5, Bush lank building. I LOANS On inside property at 7 per cent. On farm and security at 8 per cent. Sale loans ina.le or investors. Insurance eflecred in reliable companies JOIIM MOIR, I'roker, room No. 2, UikIi bink huisd n C. H. LANE, MlfflfflTlllil cents. SVMPLES. Information for Pjrsa.is Rjc- i ' Copies of This Issj . The Jol'rn'al lias in i- na-t year pained a state circulation. I. 1 uie only paper In Oregon besides the Or econlan that Is taken In every pari ot the state as the postotllce record" show. You are aked to circulate ii. Because: 1. It Is a clean paper. 2. It is an Independent paper. 3. It is an opposition paper, il op poses currupt politics, corrupt methods and corrupL men in an parties. It supports aggressively the GOOD It finds in public and private Ufa and In all parties. It attacks the evil wherever It finds It. The Jocrnul advocates old fasnloued honesty and Jeffersonion siniDlicitv. It don't know the mean ing of compromise of principle. It Is alwavs on the side of the people as against the aggressions of power that tend to destroy freedom and equal rights. Box 211 Commercial pgSuits $15 upwards. Salem Or l'ants$ upvands"53 st BREWSTER & WHIIT, Pllll 11 PKKD 9 All kinds of grain feed, hay, straw, etc., at lowtst prices. COURT ST, - SALEM. S:e Window, DEARBORN'S Book Store, Heart Trouble Quickly Cured, A Conrtnclns Testimonial. y0yfyr$f KwjM Uw&uKim. For U ja t tnatml trem htxn troa Ue. Darts tfcat Viae I u tresud by tr dlffenat pkyrtesias. All of lUa cUIsmJ ust I ecuU not U ami. I rrwUr UoQhU4 ,tui UrtB of breath. alsUUMI umI soln Is Ue std. If lb. cssm sxciwd, or Mrt4 bt4 f la the lesjt. tbIUUsrKBcaav.rysov. At Usass It 1 .es J 14 thootts rstJUt v-crs sJxot OwttfwtAisyiUt. SoBsetlsMilntheaonth t NuvussUr Vast. I cos&mbc1 uktne DR. JULES' HEART CURE iJ slsw Umb I sure Issproro sis411t. I can aoo sk M ay wti , wmttlilng I tad nTr Uwa s.Us to do before. I can U wttiMwt Unit fatlpiisl, sad sm In w sr AmsA Om m btort, I would f4 sit Mfttsn from heart tronbU WUj lr. Mlk." luTsJusble remejj without Wr- Ml KLL.V KCRTZ, H mhx Si . Milwaukee wu. SAVE TIME AND TEMPER by taking the Burling ton itoute to utnaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and all other sou l eastern cities. SHORTEST LINE. QUICKEST TIME. UEST SEKViCE. Three reasons good ones. Two routes to Chi cago via Billings, Montana, and via St. Paul. The serylce over both lines Is as good as It can be. Tickets via the Bur llogton Route are on sale at all railroad ticket QtHces. For In formation about rates and train service, ad dress A. C.SHELDON, G.A., Portland, Or. - a j-r s 5FASHMS CHANGER Bin POZZONVS w 'J .3 n. A POWDER V A REMAN t ALWAYS TIIE SAME. ii Tho finest, purest and most beauti fying tollcl powder ever made. It is Mjothicg, healing, healthful and harmless: and when rfchtly used Js Invisible. If you havo never tried JAPAN THING COT. 208 COMMMERCIAL ST., SALEM. Finest bamboo furniture, Japanese Cutios, toys etc-, For Ho'idays. Only '"Tap" store in town Will be sold especially cheap for Christmas trade. Lowest prices ever offered for best stock in this line. 12 12 im 1 P18 For service for the season. Call at brown's meat market, comer Center nnd Thirteenth 'heel. Finest milk stock in Oregon. 12-n-tf .ur; best Meats in the city. Prompt delivery, Cottle block Shop, Court Street Shop. GF.O. FENDRICII, Prop. ft you do not I now what an 1DE.UC COJII'IKAIOX l'OHJJEJt is. A IT IS SOLD EVERYWHERE. rk-&-SSS4? I D poieoi LGDD tA,MKrj.i"iS'!'"S'fa.w icon- aai Atrhnlnmnntl. un-r.i &&.r?.0A0A&p?.!.jnMM V m Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in orices on the folJowingj Shirts, pUia locents tnder draen r,n ... Jr "" !.!!!5toiocents Heb.:::;::::;-:;:: 3,cceenD! -..v u umow mpj 24 cents per dozen, sod ouVr work in proportion. Flannels and other work in tclhgently washed by hand. CoL J, Olmsted Prop. MADE ME A MAN S i?? TABLETS POSITIVELt CDB2 -. J H ,r""'-Flllll Uirn! tuu Let ViuUu la eld or iM.B?7f SUriuSiraSiS!i!!? J??r.ws i uWuIiUmw, WT an .T.,7 '?. LMrilkll . . T . -L"? noebs cury, loume p, Mini, JIucousl' irimpie BSTDArt out; It is this BecbnUarutrjou l'OIsK'S we enaranteo to euro. Woiclttto most ol f 801 Masonio Temple, cmuAuq jjjS'' 'jy' Li. v . ,. . ' t&autDW 1 V rl a - ( r ftnv tnll.ii... s.t to itxltlar?. Ti..n trnf.it ..i ICnnou . aurloa. tlo . f mucuui wi imtniliSCHtUiCUCo. t,ran' k on-atrlnln. iC110!itII.O SES "ollS y HrnBrlsIs s. i. 2Si ?r ' ' m il,,n wrni. va 1,' ."'".'i Prriaii. fot -' H ?' J' ' ' 'ott I. . K.7V ' Hll jut fellow tat Earlier Shop Will be pleased to meet all my old patrons in my new quarters. First-class work guar antetd at popularr prices. Shaying 10 cents. Haircutting 15 cents. One trial on your part insures remilar patronace. laTDalhsonly 15 cents 12 2r im GEO. W. PLASTER, Prop. -REMOVED.- D S. Iiemley. successor to Salem Improve, ment Co., U nicely licusetl at the corner of Chcxeketa and Front slreets, and west of the First National Hank Thanking the public for pas. favors, we would gladly have them call an J seo U', at our new office. Having the elephone moved, when you desire any thing ring up No. 30. All business attended to piomntly. A full stock of sunnlie on hand, especially of all kindi of wooj. I e im Depot Express. Uag- city. V. BO YEARS EXPERIENCE. Mtets all masl and paaseugbr trains, gage and express to all paits of the rrompt seivice. Telephone No. 70. J JAMES KADER. 1- H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a spwialty of fine repntr work, Seth Ihomas clocks, etc., 215 Commercial Street IVER LAlSON, OfEnger, Marion county, Oregon, has applied for a patent for a Rolling Harrow And pulverizer that has had no cqul hereto- -Wftrgt'o? . mm miiswu Oo Etttorulnd. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure RtZa r .. . . --. n t r.." .!5leB5" Orejoo. by .J.FRVandG, W. 1'tlTNAM, TRADE MARX8, UbUIGNS, flflDVOlnuve . skTSIS8.6 ,ketCKh ni description mar SCIENTIFIC AMFRMAM k.-.l. ... . . . "iviui ... iujit itianraioa. PLeai fuwtiz , vutire. a. n . MUNN & r 3U1 llro.,,1 . s.. ' ' fore. Iyer l.ar.on. Enger, Or. 12-15 ,m NBCKERHAN & h crs in G IWGfllS, I'llCIl For Do:ioaoy, I PlsxlonnotMngecnal, Po.;,.'!!- iJ?Unrs' tobace0ii cigars, confectionery A lull une of high-grade Uitlled goads of all kinds. 218 Commsrcial st , Saiem. Ladies Who Valuo A refined complexion must use Poizonl's Pow- - proauc83 a soft nnd beautiful gldn. .ua J,h Kosy Freshness fl ?,v.elvety.softnoss of tha V-in i. fnva-l mplSl?nnrtwIe0SeWh0US8 P0o,'1',,