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Dally Capital Journal
BY MOI'RFt DROTHBR,
WFDNESDAY, JAN. 13, 1897.
THE HOUSE DEADLOCK.
What docs It mean? This Is Uio
question that Is asked by the people
of Oregon as they scau the columns tf
tho press and dl6C0Ter that the lower
house of the Oregon leKlslnture Is not
. .- 1--.1 -H.1 lt. vni vnt. fi1prfif1 .
yci-orKumrcu uu .. v ,v ,- , ad ncyo. waTorcd
The cry, "we want, u get
J3
IcOti
lint
bt
lack of
n sneaficr.
to vvprJc; we are here for business; do
not block legislation," Is heard from
the old party workers. But the dead-
' jock Is on and there Is no relief but to
.jwalt tllj.the dcadjocK is on. jiu-
'locks arc no new tiring They, happen
whenever one house Is of one party,
mid the other house Is nearly a tic.
Tho election of a senator Is anothqr
complication, but Is not the direct
cause of he deadlock.
' Pcrjia'p Keprcscntntlvc Smith ciiine
- iiicar tho trulh when he said theyoung
" blood of the state would tako no more
dictation from the old bosses. They
should tnko their full sliaro oi mc
rcsnflnslblllty of tho state government
butnpmorc. The Kind or. men
lected In the Republican caucuses of
both houses shows that tho old bosses
nrelnchargo of tho party and pro
viso to rldo It to death. Thoy ride
facing, both ways, but at a slow and
costly Halt. Oregon 1 pursed with
,a collection of laws that Is not a credit
to tho gqntlcmen who havo shaped
our state government through the
legislatures In tho past. It takes four
years to got a caso through tho su
premo court. Our educational system
Is forty years behind tho times. Our
agricultural societies aro a gambling
farcoand agriculture hasdegonorutcd.
Our government Is costly and our laws
governing primaries and elections arc
adlsgraco to a civilized community.
An amendment to tho constitution or
repeal of u commission Is out of tho
question.
When tho "regulars" at tho lcglsln
Mvn imlla Rnva they want to go to
work thoy mean to grind out moro
such legislation as thoy hayo been
grinding out for thirty years. Tho
business thoy want to transact had
bettor bo left untransactcd. If they
go homo without transacting any tho
state will savo monoy. If tho lcglsla
turo stays In "deadlock" forty days it
will do less harm than a week of
"work" by tho machine that bus had
control of Oregon politics to tho ruin
of honest government nnd tho detri
ment of tho people Tho only
capuolty of tbeso "regulars" Is to ex
ploit tho roabury, tax tho people,
steal the lands, doprlvo tho pcoplo of
their rights and cheat them out of
their ballot after It Is cast. If the
deadlock of tho houso can break down
tho rotten mnchlno that has domi
nated tho politics, nnd ton largo ex
tent tho state government of Oregon,
let all honost men soy amen ami hold
up tho hands of tho men who arc put
ting tho .blocks In tho way of any
moro such muohlno work as Oregon
has been cursed with for two genera
tions.
fit will not be
courage or daring fn the undertaking,
' j Those who reckon on JJldcr Darklej
being a tenderfoot nndtheorctlcal
' politician arc sucked In. He is clean
In methods, believing In conscience
j and honor and a degree of fairness not
usually encountered In political war
fare. The next man among the young
combination of lighters is Davis of
Umatilla. He Is cool as steel, a man
with a brain clear as a boll, and with
a courage of conviction that dare face
a regiment. He was tried for a whole
session during the Dolph fight In 1805
As the temporary
speaker of .the lower house helms kept
an even temper under the most gall
ing lire of the regulars directed by the
B'flllfulgcneralshlpof thcold leaders.
The experience of men like Gcer and
Moorcs and other old gcnoralsof par
liamentary warfare has been unable
to "rattle" D.ivln and lie holds the
fort while thirty regular Republican
machine leaJers shout themselves
hoarse with motions to throw him off
his guard. Rut they will not catch
Davis napping. U'Rcn, the Ropullst
leader, Is another man who is more
than n match for the machine crowd.
He Is the equal of Hourne or Uurkley
but a different type. He Is n constant
surprise to the enemy. He Is ably
bucked by Smith of Linn and Bllycu
of Lane, both Impcrturbably good
natured lighters. Hacked by Craig
and Guild, they can easily match any
thing the opposition has m far been
able to jump up. wneiucr tuts new
combination elects a speaker or not
they will put up a light for the pcoplo
sucli (ib Itas never been realized In tho
Oregon legislature.
journAl
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FROM DILLEY.
II C. H.
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THE OPPOSITION LEADERS.
Tho Republican much I no managers
havo encountered a sot of leaders
rather .unusual In Oregon politics, It
IjUiubtlul If uny legislature hits over
uwcmbk'd with a strong u sot of men
In ono combination as tho present
loaders of the opposition. There Is
no name in Oregon that stands lor so
nuioh force mat Indofutlgablo powers
or rv'slstancb and patient devotion and
dogged determination or purpose as
tlii$df J.oiiuthan llournu. As both
an fUrgujiJrcLi: mA t'KMr ho has no
cquafltt brpgon mle It bo J0.SI111011
nnd ho ha more 'than nnco matched
that guntkiiimu on hi own Held.
Henry h. Harkloy has also no equal
in an ii)luiiiuul contest requiring
foresight utid hlmUlght. courtesy and
kindness, yut tlrmmvM not turp$ed
by the vory gmnlto ulf lUrkloy U
tlreh., flyepW In tho purnoso ho
Mt for himself unit ho Mildom over
reached. H Inspires others and wis
men to work for lore of tho ery
work wke. In debate he U Quick,
GMUrtcour nnd always lights on his
feel. He U WnVIng tho light of his
liretocJean'Q" 'ho rotteness uf Ore-
8TAYTON.
Miss Olllc Itobestson returned to
Salem last week for an indetlnltc pe
riod. Miss Pearl Hobson loft, Thursday,
for Salem, where she will remain for
Home time.
Mr. J. M. Dunlvln ma6o a business
trip to Albany tho latter part of last
week' In tho Interests of the Stayton
mills.
Miss Esther Robertson, of Salem, Is
homo for a short visit with friends
and relatives.
Mr. Cane and wife, of Halscy, have
moved to our llttlo town nnd Mr.
Capo will take chango of tho butcher
shop formorly run by Mr. Apple.
Mr. Chas. Dorcas, of Brooks, was a
Stnyton visitor last week,
The Pugh Gold Medal contest will
tnko placo tho 14 and 10,of this mouth,
nt tho Christian church.
Mrs. Hughes, of Lebanon, who has
been a guest at tho homo of Mrs. Lee
Biown, loft for her homo tlio latter
part of last week
Directed Upon the Oreeon Lesriskt'ire EDITOR JODBNAL: ne write yon
and Lobby. to Inform n. L. Barkley, and other
Pleofe organize the liou?c. so the silver senators and representatives
hungry push can get Its striker on' how the people In this section feel
mic payroiu. ,n rtnfn ' m flin pleetlon of a
Thnhnnw.i.M'pr - ,.ra9ni,i ! Vaiu States senator. We pledged
until it Is organized right. Keepour senator and representatives too
your ey6 on that facU i vote for John II. Mitchell, but he was
supposed to be a staunch Silverman,
but has since proved himself a traitor
to the cause: and we do not want
John n. Mitchell. Our earnest hopes
are that no silver Republican, Demo
crat or Popul'st will vote for him
We do not care who you vote for, so
that he Is a known, genuine silver
man. "We hope all who have the cause
at heart will all vote together, and
keep voting for their choice, until
the last minute of the last day
and not do as the they did in 1882
when Dolph was elected; and again
when McBrlde was elected.
We do not write to our senator or
representatives from this county, as
they are all gold standard men. Wo
would like to see a bill passed for elec
tion of road supervisor, by vote of the
people of the several districts, to hold
otllce for two years.
Kindly place our request before n
L. Barkley and other silver people.
If we have any friends at the capitol
we would suggest the Idea of sending
us some copies of bllls,Introduced; also
reports of various departments of
state.
y Samuel Aplin,
' John P. Aplin,
D. M. Donbar.
Out of regard for the anxious candi
dates for clerkships 'the house ought
certainly to hurry Its organization.
'
Governor Lord's message l in the
hands of the printer and will make
sixty full pagos. Itls cry exhaustive.
Thk Journal breaks the record for
a &hletn paper by haying seventy daily
subscribers at Eugene. The Journal
dally circulation extends to every
county In the dtate.
Simon and Bourne are holding up
the house! Thirteen Populists are
holding up the house I Simon -and
the Populists arc In cohabitation I
Oh, ye political gods, how the purl
tied Mltchellltcs weep 1 Their weeps
arc enough to cause the whole state
to fall on Its knees.
The Statesman Is Billy and clacking
at the dictation of a disgruntled Re
publican. After apparently support
ing Dolph, but secretly conspiring to
defeat hliu,ilts managers now display
their Ignorance of the whole, situation
by every line they print. It Is the
organ of the NITS.
'BLACKWELI3
I WANT
an. - HiTIRHIlM
Ntwi-IIWFLUJ'1"'
P1 ID NO OTHER.
tRTZklK? .
il eu'NE..Vl ' X & I'
g-r-B-. lfeTW jifrlig?
Yon Trill An ono eonpoa
liulde each two ounce bg,
ad two eonponi Inilde each
foar ounce bog of Black
well' Durham. Bnf bag
of thU celebrated tobaeeo
and read the eoupon-whieh
sires a lilt of valuable prti-
cnU and bow to get them.
A person going by tho namo of
Hayes forged several small checks In
Heppner last week. Ho left town be
fore being apprehended. Ho is de
scribed as follows; Llghtcomplcxion,
medium holght, weight about 170
pounds, woro a common suit, brown In
color, soft brown hat, light sandy
mustache; had a respectable appear
ance, handssoft, nnd looked very llttlo
llko a laboring man,
Tho ship of stato has struck a snag.
HBI-f' J-JU JiX"
Pound dead I
Theie It lomethlna' (hocVIng about
smlilcn lrtu that the mere mention of it
wiencLct the nerven of enUivc people
Million of people ptay for delivciancc ftow
It. Hvt ty Sunday In e ery Itplcottal church
In the world, thce wuid ate said '
' I'roni lalllf uj niurtlrr ud tudiirn dretb,
Oood I.iail, ilcllvrr ui"
Juit why auddett denth ehould be hock
lnfr. and death after llnecriuK dUease eaty
to bear, would puute any one to tell. It
would item that it would be more terrible
to ce aorae lotd one wattine away, daily
becomine weaker daily alipptni; toward a
death nolexa certain because it wan Mow In
cotnlnir Contuniption tausea more deathi
than heart diieaie tnote than cholera
more than cllow fever - more lhan any
other disease the world ha ever known.
And yet people are carelca about it A man
in danger of audden death from heart di
cute can avoid the danger limply by keeping
quiet and avoiding excitement. Consump
tion got right on with it deadly work, no
matter what the man doea or how he con
ducts himself, If he doesn't take the right
medicine to cure it Consumption afiecti
the whole body It Is a blood disease. It
permeate the whole system It shows in
(he lungs because the blood goes to the
lungs for putitkMttou It carries impurities
theie to be made pure If there is too much
Impurity, the lung are over worked -overloaded
the impurity stops there The
germ of disease stop there. They develop
aud multiply and then consumption take
definite form Dr Pierce's CoUWn Med
leal Discovery ewe 9 per cent of allcact
of consumption, lingering coutUs, throat
and bronchial disease if ft i taken accord
Ida to directum. Oct it at drug slarra:
learn alt about It In Dr l'lcice's great 1004
page woik, "Common Sense Medical Ad
viser," sent ratK on receipt of si one-ccnl
stamp to coscr cost of malting only It
contains louS pages, profusely illustrated. It
is a verilable medical library, complete In
one volume, livery family should possess a
copy for leady tfctiQnee in case of audden
tckntuor.acctdenl. Vrida DUpeuiiijI
Medical AMocUUm,-lttito, N. V. ' ' I
The old rotten machine is gcttlnir
Its jbst dues. It lias deceived the
people In every promise It ever made?
It paraded McKinley as a silver man
to deceive the pejplo Into voting the
Republican ticket by representing it
was on a silver platform. With such
a basis of fraud and deception, they
have tho assurance to say they stand
for principle.
Nat Langcll of Ashland, Is one of
the pioneer members of this house and
an old time politician. Ho was a vo
lunteer In the Indian wars,and a mem
ber In 1872 In tho lower house. He was
on tho state and county committees of
tho Republican party. He was 0 years
deputy Internal Revenue collector un
der Curtwrlght and Col. "Weldler. Mr.
Langcll Is a quiet member but an ef
fective worker when he takes hold.
Ho is a loyal supporter of Senator Mit
chell.
Tlio house committee on credentials
has three reports ready to bo sub
mitted whenever organization is ef
fected. One report, slifncd by Bark
ley and Bllycu, unseats Nosier and re
fusos to scatlluntlcy,leaving Coos and
Curry without n rcprescntatlve.glvmg
the house a total vote of only GO.
U'llcu signs a report seating Huntley.
Thomas and Stanton make a report
beating Nosier. Mr. Nosier Is a car.
pouter by trade, n grand urmy man,
and a correspondent of tho Coqulllo
City Bulletin. So far Mr. Nosier has
not spoken In tho House. Ho is not
counted as a Populist by the Popu
lists, having openly gone over to Mc
Kinloy after his election to the legislature.
STATE NEWS.
O.KJS'.VODFtX'..
That Mail Recovered.
Last ovening at 0:30, Win. Molr dis
covered near tho big bridge, rolled up
In a piece of brown paper, about tlfty
letters. In large otllclal envelopes,
which had been taKcn from tho mail
pouch, cut open Saturday night.
About thirty of them had been
opened, and the contents of about
uair or tuoso una been replaced
in too envelopes anu me bal
ance wns in a chaotic condition.
A number of letters had been mailed
by Ladd & Buh and upon examina
tion tho checks In them were found
Intact. Karl Race, Mrs. Heeler and
olliere who had also mailed checks.
called and found tholr checks. Others
having mailed letters on Saturday in
largo envolopcs would do well to call
at the postotllco and look up their
lettors.
Those which woro unopened havo
today beon forwarded. The mulling
dork found all tho common sized en
velopes undisturbed, and somo have
boon sant on. No registered mall was
In the pouch which was robbed. As
far as learned thore has been no los
to anyouo.
Catarrh iCannot Do Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ; 'ther
caneot resell the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood constitutional dlsetse and lo orde.
so cure it you must take internal rcuvdtest
Hall's l starch lure is takeniniemtlly and
i
quack
br one of ibe
beat physieUM in this country far yean, and
is a regular retcripttoa It is c imposed of
ike best tonic known, combined with the
ll blood punner, acting directly upon th
Mucous surface The perfect lOtuUtatwri
of the two ingredients it what proluces suct
wcndcrlul results in curing Catarrh. Send for
le-tumoniaU tree.
F 1. Ciiitxgv S Co., Toledo, O.
by all i'
The county levy for Union county
is 24 mills.
Charles Moore, of Newberg, is ar
ranging to embark in the Belgian hare
Industry.
The county court of Linn county,
orddred the action of the board of
.equalization Ignored.
In Jutico Filloons' court, In The
Dalles, Saturday, James Slmonson
was held in bonds of 300 to appear be
fore the next grand Jury and answer
to a charge of rape.
The "sports" of Pendleton got up a
light Thursday between a bear and
four noted bear dogs owned by A. De
Spaln and Henry Thompson. Tho
bear was sent over from west of the
mountains The light was declared
a draw.
Charles Parrott and wife, of Reed
ville, were arretted Monday, on a
charge of stealing $-100 from the resi
dence of Isaac Allen Mr. Allen is a
bachelor, and lives near Rcdvllie, and
is quite wealthy. The money was
kept in a trunk in his house. Ha had
shown Mrs. Parrot where the money
was kept. On the night the trunk
was broken open. Allen stayed with
tlio Parrots In Reedvllle,
One of tho richest gold discoveries
ever made In Southern Oregon, was
made by P. B. Sherwood, formerly a
druggist of Canyonville. It is not yet
known whether it is a pocket or a
real mine. With a ten foot sluice box
with r lilies so small that tho largo
pieces of gold could not be saved, and
only the water from a small vain ho
washed out $500 In one day with a
slnglo man ."hoveling dirt, a man made
$50 working over tho tailing with a
rocker, Sherwood has now $3000 In
nuggets,
SAMPLES.
Information for Persons Receiving Copies
of This Issue.
The Journal has In the past year
gained a state circulation, ir, is tue
only paper in Oregon besides the Or
egonlan that Is taken In every part, or
the state as the postofflce records
show. You are asked to circulate It
Because:
1. It Is a clean paper.
2. It is an Independent paper.
3. It Is an opposition paper. It op
poses curruptpoiltics, corrupt methods
and corrupt men in all parties.
It supports aggressively the GOOD
It flnds'ln public and private life and
In all parties. It attacks the evil
wherever it finds it.
Tue Journul advocates old
fasnioued honesty and Jeffersonlon
simplicity. It don't know the mean
ing of compromise of principle. It is
always on the side of the people a
against the aggressions of power that
tend to destroy freedom and equal
rights.
The 'Wasco county commissioners
have ordered tho construction of a
new truss bridge across Hood rlver,at
the town,
Catarrh in the Head
Is a disease that may lead to cosump
tlon. Catarrh is cauyed by Imntire
blood, and the true w.t to i-tirc it is
by purifying the blood. Hood's S.trsa
parilla cures catarrli because it re
moves the canse of It by purifying the
blood. Thousands testify that they
have been cured by Hood's Sara
parilla. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or gripe. All
druggists. 25 cents.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tlififr.
ilmlli
tirutttJi
M
t&M
TIJT
W.
acts directly upon th blood ana maooar, o
Uco. llsil't Catarrh Cure is i
medicine It was prescribed
13-SoUt
druggists.
Ttihe-
nsjii
slrutus
3JX STOniA.
Suffered Eighteen Years.
PsUna Departed aa& Sleep Came.
Mrs. Julia A. Drown, of Covington, Tenn.,
whose husband bos charge of the electrio
light plant at that place, ha been a great
sufferer. Her ailments and speedy curs
aro best described by herself, as follews:
"For IS year I suffered from nervousness
and Indigestion. I tried every remedy roc-
book's
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Special This Week,
300 Boxes
Fine Paper
and
Envelopes,
MACK,
. DKNTIST.J
c r,iol'i I M. Keene, old Whitel
r'r Silcm. Or. Parlies desiring superior I
canons Xlnorter... fee. in any branch are
in especial ici'-
m IIARKBT
upl Z A MIES KE Proo,s.
,..!-ii t;rl of fresh and salt rcea $
KfTi hulk. 7c a lb, Cheapest meat , the
Trv them. 17' Commercial st.
own. lry tnera.
Up """ tnop ""'
stun win a
Office: Willamette Hotel BuildiV
For water service apply at office. Hill, ,
.,V,I month V in auvautc. mace a;
rmplalnts at the office.
blli TO
UUK
Plenty of money on good security.
A large quantity of land for sale at
low ficure and on easy terms.
fc HAMILTON & M RSII.
Room 5, Bush bank building.
Box,
See Window,
DEARBORN'S
Book Store,
MADE SIE A 1V1AN
S AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURE
' 1 ALL .AcrroKt iUeof railing Mem-
MORTGAGE LOINS
On inside property at 7 per cent. O.i farm
and security at 8 per cent. Safe loans made
or investors. Insurance effecred in reliable
companies. JOHN MOM,
broker, room No. 2, Iiush bank building.
C. H. LANE,
JllllWTilLI
lit Commercial St., Salem Or
l'Suits $15 upwards. l'ants$ upwands'UEl
BREWSTER & WHITE,
1
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AND
,
ffl
All kinds of grain feed, ha, straw,
etc., at lowest prices.
91 COURT ST, - SALEM.
JAPAN TRADING COT.
208 COMMMERCIAL ST., SALEM.
Finest bamboo furniture, Japanese Curios,
toys etc.. For Holidays. Only 'Tap"
store in town Will be sold especially cheap
for Christmas trade. Lowest prices ever
offered fot best stock m this line. 12 12 im
oi7iImpotncr.Sleeplefunefts,etc,CATjBed
by Abuse an1 other ccm and Indis
cretion', itpy q
restore Lmt Unlit.
IVipy quickly and aurtty
l lLHiiiy in niii nr vntintf nmi
fit a man, for 6tudy,bu"inesB or marriage
or yoantt, and
ft nr tnnrrlno-.
Prevent InsanltT nml (Vnitimntlnn if
Ukenin time. Their ne shows immediate i m prove-
ment And effect n CUKE xtrhprn nil nthnra tnlf T.
i ujjuo uajiag ma jrenoina jxjox xaojets. 'Xaej
mtb cared thoasands end trill caro you. We cire a
rositire written pa a ran toe to effect n cure In each case
or refund the money. PricefiO cents per package, or
lUpackaffoe full treatment) for $2.hoi)r mailAa
DJSin WIUDDer. ODOn rooeitlt at nrfrn. Plrwnlnx fp
AJAX REMEDY CO.. ,.''ff.?
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tor sale at Slem, Oregon, by
D.J.FRYuudG. W. PUTNAM,
CO YEARS
EXPERICNCE.
For service for the season. iCall at Brown's
meat market, corner Center nnd Thirteenth
treet. Finest milk stock in Orecoo. 12 n tf
m
M
Best Meats in the city. Prompt delivery.
Cottle Block Shop. Court Street Shop.
GEO. FENDIUCH, Prop.
tret i
hlle beln
ciaua, lira.
iff treated by three local phrsl.
llarret, Maler and 6herod. tie
hr SSSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW
Newly Enlarged and
Improved
Excellent rooms and the best
meals, Rates reasonable.
Strangers should see us before
engaging.
arLlglited by electricity throughout,
TRADE MARKS,
DESIGNS,
COPVomuTQ a.
A?J,!D ,e"ll!n .a iltctth ind description mar
qulcklr ascertiin, free, whether an Indention Is
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
Felk tat Barber Shop
Will be pleased lo meet all my old patrons
in my new quarters. First-class work guar.
jnteed at popularr prices. Shaying 10 cents.
Ilaircuttmg 15 cents. One trial on your part
insures regular patronage.
EyBaths only 15 cents
12 2r im GEO. W. PLASTER, Prop.
ttt
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I'atots sent free. Aadrcss
MUNN & CO.,
3flt llromlnm. Niw Vorlt.
Salem SteamLaundr y
Please notice the cut in prices
on the foliowingi
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S2SI5K&.;:;:;: 3u
cmli ji x'l"" .......1 cent
"'.?. "auercnieu cents
KhMtiiml .;u i:il .'' J cents
nl Z.C1 v "'P enu per dozen,
and other work in proportion.
Flannels and other work in
telhgently washed by hand
ou j. uimstcd frop,
Mbs. Jcua A. Droww.
lnforaed mo that I had become clroprfeat,
?J?d ,.htb.ert,.WM "lU P as. t
then decided to try
Dr. Miles Restorative Nenriae,
I as then unable to ret to iIhr nml
1 til
ftVlttvtit ttwtn rlnelna .11
fbJf V.mo I ha eP JeV pain la mr
left aUle. J tnu sisost nittralii, ViaCbu
after taking one-half bottle of the Aarin
S11 ti ' ' jus as weti as I erer
Cxfc
h
did. The -Nerviiu Is the only remedy that
,. . " rBics wnsteTvr, 1 am sow
well and stronr, and I lAonk (7ul ntrudaa
MRS. JULIA A. DROWN.
Dr. Utles Nerrlne U sold on a poattrra
nnt thai the first botUe wlU vSi!
All dracetsu sell It at IL botUea fortlLi?
hVh,o&refeoiSii
r&4c&u .Dr. Alikis' Nervine RSSUiJ
Winter Tourist
Rates in Effect
t.$ South and
"viuvucasu Florida
Georgia, Alabama
To Secure th& lowest
rates and fastest time,
k for tlckeUTia Bill
Savings of nearly 25
percent if you pUr.
chase BOUND TRIP
.ets.
tloirlte f0r lnforma-
i, , Portland, Or.
For Do'.lcacy.
lor purity, and for 1d. .....
jaaaassaaKS:
FASHIONS Wtmt
I POZZONI'S t
complexions
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D- S. Bentley successor to Salem Improve,
went Co., is nicely housed at the corner of
yemekeia and Front streets, and west of the
First National Bank ThiinMn ik. ..r,ir
for past favors, we would gladly have them
call and see us at our new office. Having
he telephone moved, when you desire any
thing ring up No 30. All bustness attended
to Promptly A fnl, stocU of Qn
hand, especially of all kinds of woof. 1.5 im
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Depot Express.
raretnd11 aSl 8nd PMsenSer trains. Bag
E exPtess' all parts of the city.
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
JAMES KAUJSK.
T- H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEVTiLER,
Thomas docks. ett ais Commercial Street
Iver Larson,
f,?n!tr,?I:"ioncounty. Oregon,
ktt 'applied for a patent for V
Rolling j-t a wriAr
And pulverizer that has had no equal hereto.
Iyer Larson, Eager, Or.
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J7 esprew. prepaid, to
VXS. or 3 bottles, siji.,
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