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Daily 'Capital Journal.
BY HOKER BROTHERS,
TUESDAY, JAN. IV, I8S7.
A WORD TO MITCHELL.
The friends of Senator Mitchell arc
every day being strengthened in their
positions. A constituency is behind
them saying, ''stand nt your posts
you are to the rlj?ht don't jflvo up to
the obstructionists." Salem Hunts
man. Thu? it appears that Scooter Mit-
clicJl's managers arc back of the house
deadlock 20 members Jess than a
majority say wo will organize this
legislature In the interest of Mitchell
or It shall not be organized.
Tub Journal, admires and respect
Senator Mitchell as a man, though it
cannot follow him Into the gold stand
ard and corporation camp. No news
paper, In Oregon, more persistently
championed his claims to re-election
before the people la-L spring than
Tub Jouunal. We regret to, cce him
get in the attitude of a boss and dic
tator.
It lie had come to Salem uticoinpro
mlscd on tho financial Ishuc, standing
by his past utterances and record like
a man, or else said, gentlemen, I have
been mistaken and have changed my
views, we could admire and respect
him as a candidate. Hut when he
makes himself the head or a machine
to direct the Oregon legislature, for
the purpose of organizing it, he goes
too far.
What docs It mean? It means that
his loyalty to tho machine Is greater
than his loyalty to principle, u It
means that ho proposes to sacrifice the
friends he had gained In tho Demo
cratic, Peoples and silver parties to
ono faction of tho Ilcpubllcan party,
and that tho faction that offers tho
pcoplono assurances of relief and no
pledges of reform whatever.
Aro the Democrats, Peoples and
Silver party men going to kneel In the
dust of Senator Mitchell's personal
ambition, after he has sacrliled his
principles, nbandoncd his convictions
and 'deserted his real friends V Wo do
hot believe there is a man of so little
spirit among thorn.
JOHN SHERMAN.
Ho is to bo Secretary of tho Treas
ury. This Is a concession to tho ultru
cQnsorvatlyo Interests of Wall street.
Mr. Sherman is almost tho only liiati
In tho nation who could bo entrusted
with tho foreign policy of all tftimtiils
tratlon Hint Is to subordinate every
thing to tho greed of commercialism.,
Armenia will bleed? tier hundred
thousand" orphans will cry In vain for
Intervention at the hands of a pro-
' capitalistic power fii tho person of
Shorman'as premier.
In tho Now Yjfk; legislature a petf. i
Hon of 000,000 names was presented
asking Independence for Cubu, In tho
face of this, tho Interests of acorn-
merlcal policy nro consulted and Cuba
Is fifcalh to be crulllced forWall street.
s?
'A Reform Legislature? '
ED. Jovrsau .it wiinotesffiap
fjpns !nthc upheayel of human affairs
that-desperate measures nibst'Sb re
sorted to and applied to the body po
litic to stay the progress of ruin.
It was so when the .Sara warn were
threatening the overthrow of all Eu
ropean governments CharJog Jlart.cl
thiew aside the christian laws of war
and met the rnohamniedan forces on
their own barbarous terms and con
quered. Likewise when Napoleon
I Bonpartc threatened the peace of Eu
rope. The desperate affair of Water
loo was a necessity. Again when the
loaders of the Southern Confederacy
threatened the disruption of tbe
Union thedospcrate war that followed
was a necessity to perservo the Union.
Two years ago the legislature was
almost wholly Republicans, and If
there was ever a legislature pledged
to economy, and made Imperatively
necessary by the desperate hard times,
It was that legislature; yet It Is a no
torious fact that no legislature was
more profligate of the funds of the
state than It was. No disposition or
effort was made to reduce the enorm
ous and In many cases useless expense
of the state government.
Our state affairs from Governor
down to and Including the Judges
of the circuit courts are absorb
ing almost twice as much
of the state trousurer us the constitu
tional llmlt. And a thousand and
one new oillces and commissions have
been created, many of them are fed
with extravagant pap. These tilings,
so grievous to the taxpayers, could
be tolerated had times continued as
prosperous as they were when these
outrages were committed.
Unt at a time like the present when
the whole community of tax payers
Is fcroanlng under tho burden of
taxation, economy Is necessarily de
manded, and if the present legislature
docs not or will noLhecd this demand
they may as well make up their minds
that their polltlculgnivcsarc Insight
The Republican members, some of
mem at least Jire pledged to reform
but mm ion re not.
This latter class think some of them
as thoy aro not pledged and that por
tion who have been foolishly returned
by their constituents, not withstand
ing their previous profligacy, think
they have license to continue their
shameful pecutation. Hut tho Popu
lists, bllvcr Republicans and Demo
crats In the legislature are nil
solidly plcdgod to reform. The pres
ent deadlock In the legislature, I
understand Is the determination of
reform members to force pledges of
rcrorm from tho house ere thoy will
second the organization of the house.
This Is a desjMjrutc mcasuro but tlo
present distress In the country makes
It absolutely necessary. If a reform
can not bo had It will save tho state
many thousand dollars and becuro tho
gratltudo of tho taxpayers, It they
will -deadlock Iho concern for forty
days and then ujourn and g home.
If you do this gentleman you caa draw
ujiuii iiiu iur yvur suaro or your ex
penses which In that case tho stato
will not pay and I will respond.
A IlKFtriiLicvx op 33 Yeahs Stand-
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STAYTON.
firi Aist ..r i.A.-,iin.. i,i ,.,.. .il Cinnti.. tTniram hrnie taiur-
taking oare of take county pauporsfdny for a short visit with his family.
win cost during 1607 S3 each per week-. Mrs. Thompson aud baby .or Aioany,
The petition has been made to the areeuestsat tltelnwieofJirs. Magers.
Marslitleld school board asking that Mr. Riley TIhhm, of Salem. wa a
another vole be taken on the- leyif Stayton victor, Saturday nlgbt.
a't-samtax, I ,r, ,, lhtTt. at xie. was in
The Times of Jacksonville has town the last of la?t week,
changed from atf-tp a six column I Mr. David "Wioautst, of rertland,
rollo and stllDrctainj;lts former high wh0 hns bcQn rHnn,ne ie Brown
character editorially. photograph gallery" for the past
The Rosebnrg Reviewsay that two month, left for Portland on Monday
or tnree members of the third house
from Douglas connty have been pald
HOand a free puss for their services as
ted
morning,
The olocuUon clasn gave a contest,
Thnrcinv ni-i.f nt th Christian
balem. It,..i. t.. ... n ivrntAOnf
.. -,. , . fnr irw cmlrl nwhial offered ov the
pioneer, at the home of his daughter, teacher. Miss Adda Push. The class
Mrs Anna Miller, In Sumpter, Thurs- all acquitted themselves very favora
day evening, at the age Of 70 years. He blr. Itasaclose contest between
had been in feeble health for a long Miss Conna Davis aod Miss Laura
time past. I Derbyshire, tbe latter winning the
Mrs. Sarah J. Harrison died at Cos- nicdal on,r h? wthlrd of a per cent,
mopolls, January 9. she was 73 years MIss.Esther Robertson returned to
of age, was born In Harrison county, to Salem and ber position at tbe O. S.
O., andcame to Washington in 1832. I. A., Friday morning, after a very
A husband and six children survive, pleasant week's visit with her rela-
The North Bend Sawmill, at North t,Tes and ends.
Bend, Coos county, was in opera Ion In The second gold medal contest was
1800 243 days. During that time, giyen at the Christian church, Satur-
11.709,000 feet of lumber was cut. an day night, by Miss Pugh's two plivate
average of 40.031 feet per day; 12.000. pupils In elocution The contestants
000 feet of lumber sawed, 1,000,000 was were Miss Mlnnetta Magers and Miss
was shipped to foregin ports. Tempsst Dunnlvln. The contest was
Mrs Peaslcv. llvlm? nonr Vmvirm a close one, as was tne class con
w, D . ,. wvu ...wf
You Get Meres
fa your work hen you clean Mi Gold
crease aisioageu u -- .
GOLD
wAciHiNG POWDER.
is indispensable for cleaning kitchen uten
5k paint and woodwork. Gets tbe dirt off.
SothW in it to grit Sold everywhere.
Made only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
SL Uo Chlcigo. Niw York. Boston, Philadelphia. San Francisco.
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C. M. MACK,
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Fccoeor to Dr. J. M. Kccne, 0M
corner, ouitm, vi . i iw ucs ucirinp s, H
uicim -. ""-" .iat in any branl
incsiccmi iciumu
MONEY TO "i
licniy oi money on good curilJ
low figure and on easy termi.
' .. "ASI'LTON&MVF!
noom j, uuiii uunK. uuiiaing.
VIORTGAGE LOA
un insiac propeny ni 7 per cent. Onl I
nnrl Rppnritv at S ner npnt tir-i M
or investors. Insurance efTecred in i
companies. 10IIN uio i
Broker, room No. 2, Bush bank buiM
SAMPLES.
was robbed Wednesday evening. Tho
lady had drawn $7."50 Insurance money
from the Woodvllle express olllce.
and when on the road to her home she
was held up and robbed of the money
by highwaymen.
test, Miss Magers winning the medal
by one-tenth of a per cent.
A Letter From Bryan.
The following letter came in reply
to a note and bouquet of flowers; com-
. i h ri i w a. Tirui lint- i-iiiiirii
The woolgrowcrs of Grant countv . ' ". .7 T in all parties, it
. .!.. i-.. . " : "..? chrysanthemum, sent to William J a,r.D.rir u findu it.
follow ,".; wcck elected the- B afcr hlj defMt b brare m f- JonrL advocates old
lOIIOWInueniCPrs: Prisirton. Huron . .' ...' i j . . -j T.if..,nnl
tlRS.llpm Iil.niptn 1 lf; iaSQIOUtXJ UUIlUSiy iiuu jcucioouiuu
Informauon for Persons Receiving Copies
of This Issue.
Tub Joctlval has in the past year
- . ... i !.
gained a state circulation, ii is uic
mv rvmarinDrpirnn besides the Or-
egonlan that Is taken in every part of
fn sriite as iue ooswuitc icwiuj
show. You are asked to circulate it
BCCHUSG!
1. It is a clean paper.
2. It is an Independent paper.
t Tt is an nnnosltlon D3Der. It op
poses currupt politics, corrupt methods
ana corrupt men in an panics.
It supports aggressively the GOOD
it finds in public and private life and
In all nartles. It attacks the evil
Salem SteamLaundry
Please notice the cut in prices
on the following!
Shirts, plain locens
Under drawers stoiocents
Under shirts sioioccnis
ivlrs. rwr imir 3 cents
Handkerchiefs cent
Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen,
and other work in proportion.
Flannels and other work in
telligently washed by hand,
Col.J, Olmsted Prop,
IKS AMIS
W0LZ h MIESfKF p
Dealars in all kinds of fresh and silt' nJ
n, ! ' "-pcai meai ml
uwii. 11iMciu. ij commercial st
Up town shop near car barn on State 1
following eniccrs: President, Clarence
Johnson; vice-president, William nail:
secretary, .I.C.Moorc; executive com
mittee, Kenneth F. MacKae,- J. C.
Oliver, James Sin all, J. A. Laycock.
The association aereed to lew nn
assessment of half a cent per head on '"" K '"T7, , i
tho fin ono Bi. , w- the election and 1 hasten to reply
membership, this assessment to bo
paid by March 1 next, and to beappled
to the scalp fund. It is the Intention
of the association to turn this fund
over to the county court, and when
the court Issues a warrant to the
amount of 81 for a coyote scalp, the
sliecpen's fund will reimburse the
county treasury in the sum of 50 cents
SCHOOL
DILL.
Tho people of Oregon are not clam
oring for any new legislation, but for
remedial statutes to rescue the people
from tho buncrul effects and expoiiM)
of pernicious laws wo have.
Our inibllo school system Is In a do
plorablu condition. llgh priced text
books, hardship for teaohors, dlsap
pWano uf Uio Irre'dttdblu school
fund, and shorter nod shorter terms
uf iltool. Tho cystoju from ton to '
iKittmn ncciU iimendliig. If one bill
paws at litis osluu ft sliould U
public; schocl bill. J
Ongou pilbllo sUdoU aw gulTerlng
mnrefnmt U-id 'legUlutlon than any
INCl.
Vulo Is to have a Hour mill, About
82000 lias already been subscribed for
Its construction, tlio site has been se
lected, and thoboln chargo oxpectto
Imvo mill In operation by October 1.
Adam M. Wllhclm, father of Adam
WHhclm, senior of the ilrm of A. Wll-
heluut Kotis.of Monroe, died here on
Saturday, aged 10 years. Tliodeceased
was born In Dlcnholm, Germany.
Guy Wilkes Sold.
San FitANCisco, Jan.l8.-iCJallforn!a
has lost many valuable trotting stal
lions In the last 10 yiM, and now. Is
to lose Guy Wilkes. Tho sire of Hazel
Wllkos, Sable Wilkes. Muta Wilkes
and many othor grand circuit .per
formers, Is to bo shipped east in the
course or a fow days to be sold at
auction.
Six years ago Guy Wilkos would
have brought from WO.OOO to $76,000,
but the depressed condition of tho
market makes It problematical
whether the'prico will reach 810,000.
Ulils state could ill afford to lose such
a blood-liner and the expatriation of
so many valuable sires in addition to
Guy Wilkos will bo seriously felt In
years to come.
Lincoln. Xeb., Jan. 9, '97.
Miss Loretta Fay, Salem, Or., My
Dear Little Girl:
I have just found your letter of Nov.
7th among the many received since
I
have received a creat many letters
from children and am always glad to
hear from them and to know of their
Interest. 1 will tend you as soon as
possible pictures of Mrs. Bryan and
myself which I believe you will be in
terested In receiving.
Thanking you toujour kind words,
I am,
Yours very truly.
W. J. BRYA.V.
You Can Be Well
When your blood Is nure. rich nnrl
nourishing for nerves and muscles.
The blood is the vital fluid and when
It Is poor and Impure you must either
suffer or you will fall a victim to sud
den changes, exposure, or overwork.
Keep your blood pure with Hood's
Sarsaparilla and be well.
Hood's Pills are the best after-din
ner pill; assist digestion, cure head
ache. 25 cents.
Rsfit-
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HOW TO REMIT.
Agents and subscribers ordering
The Journ-al are requested to always
nic names plainly to avoid errors.
Do not sond stamps if it can be
avoided. Money orders or rimfta ,
i rT7! , , n ja(f3t Dut co,n to the amount of a
John C. Duval Is Dead. dollar can be sent safely If w ell wrap-
Four Wohth, Tex , Jan. 18.-John Jil paP?,r Wore Placing jn tne en.
CDuvalU dead from an attack of PaWn rfSnSlXtatoSo
grippe. - : ,i-fford bookkeeping or sending of
tf nOFEIt BROS, Editors.
1 y Jr
Abttlliiot complexion Is a beauty In It
etr. It pltase the eye of tbouuhtleni
I people ana uie mtnas or llilnkluf ixotile
They know that really irood complexion
la n ien of health, and ctcated by Nature,
a i There are different -ay of imitatinir a fin
He was the last survivor of the
Finuin massaoro at Goliad in IS33. He
was 81 years old when ho died, and
was one of the most noted soldiers of
Texas In her sturgglo for independ
ence and In tho war with Mexico. j
lie had boon a ranger with Captain i
Jauk I lay as, aftcwards a celebrated
confederate scout. Ho was a son of the
late uencrni mivai, or Florida. Duval
county was named for him. He was a
noted w r. tc r on Texas.
simplicity. It don't know the mean
ing or compromise oi principle, it is
always on the side of the people as
against tue aggressions or power uiai
tend to destroy freedom and equal
rights.
Queen of Queens To be given by
the young ladles, of the First Congre
gational church, promises to be a
grand success. Seventy-five peopi
take part In this beautiful snect.ici
Iar entertainment and the cnt timing
will be the finest ever Imported intc
Salem. Hext Wednesday night, Jan
uary 20, at Eeed's onera houe
Tickets now on sale at Patton Bro's
Reserved seats 50 cents, gallery 2r.
cents.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CURS
A LI lierroua jprte railing juem
err. Impotency, Sleeplessness, etc , caused
bxAburveoDd other censes find Indis
cretions. Thty quickly and aurttjt
restore Lost Vitality in old or roang, and
fit a man for etudy, business or marringe.
Prprent lusanitr and ConsumDtion if
Ukenin time. Their ne chows immediate Improve
ment and effects a CUKE where all otnera loll, in
ilit upon hannff the conuino A J ax Tablets. Thej
hare cured thousands and will cure you. We eiva a
positlre written guarantee to effect a cure In each case
or refund the money, l'rice 60 centa per package, or
six packages f full treatment for $3. 60 By mall, in
plain wrapper, upon receipt of price Circular free.
AJAX REA1EDY CO., 'VJEEitf
SALEM
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Office: Willameite Hotel Buildin.
For water service apply at office, 1
payable monthly In advance. Male
complaints at tho office.
C. H. LANE,
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nt siie at Slem, Oregon, by
D 1. HtYiandG W PUTNAM,
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
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Dost FAii-to see the Queen of
Queens.Mrs.Hinges will render 2 num
bers and other talent, recognized the
oestln Salem will be In thlsentertalu
ment for the benefit of the First Con
gregational church. Dont fail to se
cure your seats In time. 50 & 25 cents
at Patton Bros Book Store.
REMOVED
from Poule's old stand, to two doors
West OI tueenrnnA lintim wn m i
K?2sc.dtIne,2taU our customors at
said stand, where we will be prepared
shtSr6 repairing and horse-
1 51m Glovek & Pogh.
21 1 Commercial
fjffSuits $15 upwards.
St.. Salem Or
l'ants$ upwandJ
BREWSTER & WHITE,
mi Ai n
9
All kinds of grain feed, ha, straw,
etc., at lowest prices.
CUUKT ST, . SALE.
TRADE MARKS,
DESIQNS,
COPYRIGHTS &n.
Anrone icndlns: n tketcli and description may
quickly ascertain, free wlictlier an Invention Is
probably patentable. Ck)mraunlcatlons strictly
eonfldentlal. Oldest acency forsccurlnB pateuta
In America. We have a Wasblngtoa office.
,JaTntot!caokfnnthborURh Munn & - recelT0
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
SS5li'-1,ir"!us,ra,.ed' ln:ert circulation of
jnysclcntlflo lournal, weekly, terms J3.00 a year i
fis!i':E.ia?i,'h- Specimen copies and liAND
Hook ox I'atents sent free. Address
MUNN & CO.,
301 llronilnnv. Now Yorlt.
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FASHIONS CHANGE
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"GREATEST ON EARIBL"
Ur. aiUe ntitoraUre Nerrtn..
Wr. E. T. CalJwnii
600K
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Hole
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POZZONI'S $
Complexions
POWDER X
p "EMANhAMVAYSTnr.S.UIE.4i
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A JyinrtoilAvS l ana moat beauti- V
1 "nwnie. you have never tried f
A POTTlHlBWIJC fa
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JAPAN TRADING d
208 COMMMERCIAL ST., SALEM,
Finest bamboo furniture, Japanese Curii
toys etc., ror tiouaays. Only "lafl
anc in town viu oe soia especially cue;
for Christmas trade. Lowest prices ev
onerea lor oest stocic in this line. 12 12 I
a- pure mm w
For service r the season, Call at BrowrJ
meat market, corner Center ana Thirteen!
street, finest milk stock in Oreeoi). 12-H.
TWIN MEAT H W
liest Meats in the city. Prompt deliver)!1
v-uim. jjiii ouoj, ourc street snop.
GEO. FENDRICII, Prop.
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Hinn
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compicxiOD coiiiictiot, tsuicu netxtreno
body, but mln the sVtn anJ miKc the u;r
took silly iJ prtmaturrly old , stlmuUnti
which only give a temporary flush . tUnrcr
nu diutr which vlrive pimply- dlsordcn
dopurtiuantof our Muta iroarmuout. I tbew "eountreU" compiexiou ua"
Those twin lo at Iho faun,lntl,.n ..f ,we ?u. MVIT . . uui inc penuiu
iil. When thej htiffor It is the lirt
dul or tui Aintrlw(ii tu tttst hi
fur wllef.
vote j
. nut ine irrntiiiif.
unmUUkcahle. lunch-admired color and
clearaes of liMlth caa only be obtained
by clearing M btllou matter and humon
out of tht olood.
The first atep towards creatine a rood
ctmittlexion by Nature' own metbud 1 to
Ct the UUkhI clear, and the c4rcuUtwa frre
and active. There U no cotaplcxion so m).
low, muddy or nimpty but It w ill be cleared
atnl brigbtened by Dr IHerct'a OoWB
JJedlcal IXK-overy It 1 tbe best natural
ronipiexiatt-BUktr on earth. It aenO tbe
tvh glow of real health to tbe cheek Uy
laurvtmuiyctcaiiuif an ihiwus anu cruMive
At tlio unrtuHi tininloliiul oleotlt'U
In MrHifiirtl, 1 he axwyr., ticket
wtu t)ltHtH Mini ilia tacoptloa or
rvconler Mini. Tno Micov,ful oumli
ilnttta .ir.; Miivni- 1:. 11 II,ikI'Ii,l,
.lllH!lllilcn K lluhlvir.1 V f 1U- t "ftr ot f tbe bUiad. It stKUSlher
1W1 n'-i-i . ! ... '. ' beh,ieMloHaBd tecuUtM Uc?Km1 In
lilttlOjU, 1ft VVllvOlU A.M.' WtM.txaM; ii.ld,lBialvrar. Ujrivbiibterclf
reeortW. W ' Sianrielil" nur. ' ,ih? od. and not ouly.beautifl the
llVir?i 1 s ,m. 1'a,u'e'a ,,M,r. cowjiUxLh but oukea tbaVyta briahtcr
kIihI, William CliurvlMMMi: t rtnrer, aqdjhe breath -ettr
C'lmrttw HlnillL'. 1 . .IQf l vor much cooftlpited.
Jl'TStgiM . lii Pifttv' IHuunl IVIUt -.,MtSJnil..
miiruarTirr 11. wiitubettMorthe ikm Mcdicjiinxi
wwtrjf " One or two eacirUY--Jiut uf.
4.aciati,torcjjtiejrjuxaitre ana anerauve,
" twbVoodcleaujsksT.'eLrcctwiUbcultV-ut.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPXilCATIQNS, a' they
cannot reach the seat of the dhcas! Catarrh
H a blood constitutional dUctuc and in orde
so cure It you must take internal renvdiesi
Mall statarih Cure is takeniatetnally and
acts directly upoo the blood and mueouii o
IAre 1 tail's Catarrh Cure litw. ..!.(.
medicine. It was prescribed by one of he
best physician! in thu country for yuan and
H a regular prescription It is ocnpoed oi
the Ut tonics known, cwnbined with the
best blood panfier, acting directly upon th
mucous surfaces. The perfect combiratioa
of the two ingredients u what pro luces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh Send fee
teuImoniaU Jtte.
r.ci 1 . .'E,,?, Ofc, TWei. O
lyixiH by all dmgcisti.
I Vt-ul. 1 .
tho First KatlonAi n.., r-.repw,a
.was cornpletei; 00'
SKKWffS
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A.
Call for Warraaa.
Notice t lioroby (jlveti that
TH, "M
m inmu k
: .v Awr
IE. 1'. Pir nww " "
Newly Enlarged and
Improved.
Excellent rooms and the best
ulceus, Kates reasonable,
strangers should see us before
engaging,
g-Llghted by electricity throughout.
OaUV,? A
A IT IS SOLD EVEUYWHERE.
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NO. I OS STATR STRPRT
. Will be pleased.to meet all my old natronS
in my new quarters. First-class work caul
anteed at popularr prices. Sliaying 10 cent
Haircutting 15 cents. Ono trial on your pail
"""' icguiar patronage,
IBathsonly 15 cents
12 2r im GEO. W. PLASTER, Prop
REMOVED.
Steel Rails,
Rock Ballast.
ooehai
eury,
pain.
a-i
I have
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cash o hand to pay all wsimmUm. 355 thelti" mXSSfil,
una S,iK" "iSirtjSSil7t. w. r ir' HIles' RestrauVe wSftoe.
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l bo a voafal stweoss in etary
r. 1 itc iiiamiwrs of the Friday
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bo prasout. lt
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Strong's lvstaurant serve Urn bet SLffSlnA iS
No western rtilli,,i
as -"auu
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."uj constructed
than Burlington's
Bimnh0v L,ne v'a
i11' ralght line
M'trig'ntly.to
'"i the strong
t and heaviest bteel
was nrl River
an;erraUVe
J ravelors who ivuh
aWsft-feg
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gfortably wjU
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D- S. Bentlev. successor tn Salem ImnraTsfl
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""...1 u., is niceiy nousea at the corner ot,
Chemeketa and Front streets, and west of the,
tirst National Bank. Thankine the public
lor pas: favors, we would gladly have them
call and seo us at our new office. Having!
luc tuiepnone moved, when you desire anj-1
thing ring up No. 30. All business attended;
to promptly, A full stock of suppliM on
.m, w.jctiaiiy 01 an kinds of wool
t5im
Dhpot Express.!
Meets all masl and nnunnrcr tmine. Bie-
gage and express to all parts of the city.!
Prompt servire t.i..i.-5. xt - t
Telephone No. 70.
JAMES RADER.
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T- H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND IRWliLER.
Makes a sDf-ialty of fine repair work, Setkl
" ". cic., 215 Commercial soma
Jersey Bulls!
The undersigned has two Dure bred Terse:
uuils, one rfnkt.r.,1 n.:.. . ...1. ri.1l tU
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RICH.
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rIe$'dence ot D street, near S. P. railroad
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Larson
Of Enger, Marion county, Oregon,
has applied for a patent for a
RolliNG jhARRow
"u pulverizer that has had no equal heretoi
ycr t-irson, tnger, ur.
12-15 ira
fore.
IWLllWk ROGERS,
Dealers in Groceries
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Dr-Miles' NeirTner"'
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fettitod. Or.
77 ,,?. 'omccos, cigars, conffctioaerl
all u Te of hiEb-Brade bottled gcodJ j
uua, 3Ip commercial St., baiem
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