Daily capital journal., February 13, 1897, Image 2

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Daily Capital Joieal
BV HOfRR BROTHKHM,
HATUItDAl, FEB. 13, 1897.
'.JHenator MltchcII'B record and meth
od cannot stand the "X" ray.
OTHER
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LEGISLATURES.
Burglar-proof safes are golnjr out of
style. After the politicians and trusts
Bet through there Is not enough left
to buy a rafc.
Kansas did a good thing and is a
big gainer by swapping old Wlnd-and-Whiskers
Peffer for Farmer Harris as
senator.
As Mark Hanna can't be Senator
from Ohio we suggest he run forgor
ernor of the FIJI islands. The place
Is vacant and the man Is qualified.
Express Messenger Summers has
killed a train robber. Ho does not
propose any outsider shall engage In
the business of the express companies.
'There Is not a disloyal drop of
biood In my rein?." Senator Dufur.
We look for the senator toralmsa
regiment to liberate Cuba at any mo
ment. 'It Is anarchy pure and simple,"
Kcuntor Dufur on the opposition.
"Come, gentlemen, heal the sore
places, and get to work." Mitchell's
paid organ.
Gorernor Htidd entertains the pecu
liar notion that the stato of Califor
nia docs not exist for the benefit of
the state, printer. He has vetoed a
875,000 deficiency bill.
Governor Dudd's efforts at cleaning
the Augean stables of California poli
tics are scarcely sufficient. An earth
quake followed by a tidal wave would
.be more nearly approximate.
Wo believe Mr. Ucsncr and Mr. JIoE
Hon will yet do their duty.' Wo have
faith in them. Mitchell's paid organ.
How much will Mitchell pay Dufur to
call these mon anarchists?
Tho formation of a grct.t plug to
bacco trust to control tho out-put
has Just been discovered. So
lung as they can't form a trust to
control tho In-put wo don't caro.
"I throw my bill for a portago rail
road to rcllovctho farmers of Eastern
Oregon to tho dogs. What Oregon
uecdsls a funding bill senator to help
tho Paclflo railroads rob tho farm
ers." Senator Dufur.
Tho Salem ministerial association
hovo hud their doubts about somoof
tho proceedings at tho stato honso for
nomo time. Tlioro aro peoplo In doubt
about thoso proceedings besides the
ministers,
Senator Teller wants no more
secret sessions of tho senate, no
fears otic of his speeches will pot got
Into print. Tellor Is able but llko
many public men Mroulcl bo more ap
preciated if ho talked less.
Tho Indians aro mad as hornets bo
causo tho First National bnk, of
Moscow, Idaho, closod with $40,000 of
their money. Indians have no more
rights wlion they got riches than a
white man.
ti. 'i . - -.i
Congressman Cummlngs of Now
York said In congress tho other day
that ho would rather stand with Pres
ident Jackson than with Cleveland.
As Jackson otico killed a man In a
duel and In In tho other world we will
take our stand with O rover for the
present,
Tho. yljlage ofNtmiet, N. Y Is
nnUetcil with u ne'Jind strange dl
Kease, whoji niakeH Its victims speech
lew. It U thought tho trouble corner
from tho stagnant water of an arti
ficial lake. Tho Klncahl artesian
water itt tho stnto houo is all right.
HMMMMMMN
Janieu Cllnkcnbeard died at the
residence of his ww-ln-law, R, T
Woodruff, at Cleveland, In Douglas
county, last Frldiy, agl 18 year.
Ho, was tho (utber of 13 children, 10 of
whom, all grown to manhood and
womanhood, survive him. Hecrowed
tho plains In 1840. and Itt 1SS2 nettled
near Wilbur, where he resided for
uuny yeans ttnd was known to all as
an upright, useful cltlren
Oiwjwi's Bitters for IndlfMtlon,
Got. Jones, nflArkansas, ha signed
the blllquarHitflfilogspnlnut MUoori
horses and ujjles,
jThe Populists In the Kausoa legisla
ture talk of passing a law to prohibit
the use of type-seltlntr machines In
that state.
The S Late Supreme Court of Nevada
has decided that the state courts have
no Jurisdiction overoffenccs committed
on government property.
Hartman of Montana, has Introduced
a bill In Congress appropriating 1100,
000 for the education of Scely savages
of Manhattan reservation.
Senator McMillan has Introduced a
resolution In the United States Senate
declaring "The Star Spangled Ban
ner" to be the national song of the
United States.
President Eliot, of Harvard Univer
sity, has invited Secretary Olncy to
All the chair of International law at
that Institution after the expiration
of his term of office as Secretary of
State.
Gov. Bradley, of Kentucky, will call
an extra session of the legislature for
the election of a successor to Senator
Blackburn, and other important leg
islation. The date has not yet been
decided upon.
A bill was Introduced iu the Okla
homa legislature recently which pro
hibits drunkards and habitual users of
opium and morphine from holding
office, getting married or teaching
school.
The single taxpayers have a bill be
fore the Now York legislature. It pro
vides that taxes for local purposes may
be levied upon personal property alone,
upon land alone, upon land and Im
provements, or upon land, improve
ments and personal property.
.Missouri Legislature, provides that,
"whereany person dies from tho negli
gence of any servant or employe of any
coach the corporation or person so
owning such road or coach shall pay
to the widow or family of the deceased
$5000."
The house of the Arkansas legisla
ture has passed a bill, by a veto of 20
to 4, which reduces the present express
rates In Arkansas Just one half. The
senate also has passed a bill, by a vote
20 to i requiring railroad companies
to carry bicycles as baggage.
A bill Is pending before the Tennes
see legislature requiring railroads to
Issue mllcago books of 1000 miles at 2c
per mile. Any railroad refusing to
comply with tho law shall forfeltSlOO,
to be recovered by the party by whom
tho demand for such transportation Is
made.
Tho Alabama legislature passed a
bill on Saturday which ronders void
all contracts made with a view to
lessen frco compctlon in tho sale, im
portation or manufacture of articles
of domestic production or of raw ma
terial. Violation of law subjects tho
offender to both fine and Imprisonment
Among tho special pension bills of
peculiar interest pending in tho
United States Senate Is ono Intro
duced last week to increase pensions
of surviving soldlors of tho war of 1812
to 030 per month, and another bill
proposing a pension for Casslus M.
Clay, of Kentucky, at 1100 per month.
A bill has been Introduced In tho
Kansas Legislature placing the con
trol of tho live stock commission bus
iness In the hands of tho state, requir
ing commission men to secure a clr
tlilcate from the Secretary of Stato and
robucingpresont rates of commission
60 per cont.
A bill hat passed tho Housooftho
Arkansas legislature by a voto of 60
to 20 which provides that tho passenger
rates on all railroads In Arkansasshall
be as follows: Roads of fifteen miles
or less in length, Oo; fifteen to seventy-
uvo miles, so; soventy-tive miles and
OYcr, 2c. Tho present rate on tho latter
roads Is 3e.
l
' WARLIKE,
Demonstrations Continue In
Greece Preparing for a Brush With
Turkey.
Athens, Greece, Feb. 13. Copy
righted, 1897, by theAssoclated Press).
The warlike excitement has In
creased with the departure of the
troops for the frontier and the equip
ping oi additional war vessels for ser
vice In Cretan waters. Nobody seems
to doubt that a clash at arms will oc
cur between Greece and Turkey unless
the powers Intcrvene,but it Is believed
here that Greece will be given a free
hand In Crete and that if she succeeds
In annexing that Island her right to
do will not be questioned by the rest
of Europe. It is quite certain that
King George has not acted without
consulting his friends In sending the
torpedo flotilla into Cretan waters
with Instructions to prevent at all
hazards the landing of Turk troops In
Crete. The porte Is understood to
have appealed to the powers to res
train Greece In this emergency, but
nothing further is known of the policy
Turkey Is adopting, though It is re
ported that a large force of Turkish
troops is assembling at Salonika for
embarkation to Crete; that there Is
great actlylty In military circles on
the Turkish frontier, and that a por
tion of the Turkish fleet Is being pre
pared for active service.
war
between Tarker.,and
1TEM3 OF INTEREST.
After securing the co-operation of a,
f riend,Coxy has named his new party
tho United States party.
Now York's llsh commission laqt
yoar hatched aud planted 104,720,678
fish.
Tho topmost crust of tho upper layer
of blah-class society of Indianapolis Is
fearfully agitated In anticipation of
the early arrival of an heir to ex-Pres-
Ident and Mrs. Harrison.
The supremo court of Pennsylvania
has decided that the bloyclo rider has
not tho right of way over tho railroad
train, but must stop at tho crossing
and look out for the caw.
Tha latest Blang Is, "You ain't tha
North Pole." This supersedes tho
popular classic, "You ain't tho only
shirt In tho laundry; you can bo done
up," and puts Into the shade "You're
not tho only pebble on the beach."
A co-operative mill company has
oeen organized at Gaston. Tho ca
pacity of tho mill will be 60 barrels
per day.
o -A- op oarurft
taST .! Um
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Killing Turks.
London, Feb. 13. A dispatch to
the Times from Canea. says tho latest
telegrams from Sltla, report 13 vill
ages now In flames. Chrislans are
killing the Mohammedan inhabitants.
Those who have sucecded In escaping
from the scene of the massacre are
flocking to Sltla, which Is still In pos
session of tho Turks. It Is feared
this news will produco a dangerous
reaction ut Hcrakllon.
It is probably that Itho persistence
of the Mohammedans in preventing
the departure of Christians und for
eigners .will mako necessary active
measures on the part of the com
mandors ol the foreign licet.
An Italian ofllccr of tho new gen
tl' armerlo has gone to Klsamo to in
vestigate tho report of the atrocities
there. The Italian battle-ship Fran
cesco Moroslnt has arrived in Canea
harbor.
A dispatch to tho Times from Con
stantinople says a special cabinet
council Is now sitting nt tho Ylldlz
pallaco for tho purposo of discussing
the situation In Crete.
A Venice dispatch says It Is stated
that Austria will remonstrate with
Orceco against the dispatch of the
flotilla to Creto under command of
Prince George. The papers are full of
telegrams from Europcao capital and
editorials dealing with tho gravity of
the situation in Crete and expressing
feats of
Greece.
A Chronicle dispatch from Borne
says the report that tho Russian fleet
in the Black sea Is approaching the
Bospnnrus haJ been confirmed.
A Dally News dispatch from Her
akllon says thaa on the request of the
foreign commanders, the Turkish
officials there promised to allow a free
exit to the Christians, bat a Mussul
man mob closed the town gates. As
the town Is encircled by water, the
Christians are cut off without hope,
unless the town should be bombarded,
n urhiM, Mm Hi situation will be
critical for Christian as well as Turks
The Daily News Borne correspond
ent says:
"I learn that although the powers
have admonished Greece against pre
cipitating a war, they have given her
to understand that if she succeeds in
occupying Crete they will not object
to the accomplished fact."
STATE NEWS.
James Griffin died al Clark's Creek
mining camp In Baker county, last
Sundey, at the age of 50.
Tho Gilliam county court at its Jan
uary term decided to adopt the cash
system of road working authorized by
the legislature of 1893.
H. O. Hyde, of Forest Grove, Or.,
died on Tuesday. He came to Oregon
in '07, around the Horn. He was an
Odd Fellow 43 years.
The J. J. Jones
E.
Daly
THE LEGIHLAi c.
Baker and Malueur-'WIll R. !
(F$nton and Lincoln-'. U.-
tecKmas-Geo. C. Unwell
(RClPackamas and Marlon-Alonzo
GClaetJohn II. Smith (Dent).
Columbia, Washington and Tilla
mook- G. W. Patterson upn
Coos, Curry and Josephlne-C
Harmon (Rep). 1T,. n
Crook, Klamath and Lake-B
(IDouglas-A. W. need
Gilliam, Sherman and Wascci..u.
Dufur (Dem). ... . . ,,
Grant, Harney and Morrow-A.Y .
Gowan (Rep).
Jackson-S.H.Holt(Peoj.
Lane-I. D. Driver (Rep). J-'H- Mc-
Llnn-S. A.Dawson (Rep)
Jtff$ H.nobson(Rep).
L. Patterson (Rep). , ,
Multnomah-Geo. W. Bates (Rep).
J. E. Haseltine "tcb.Kep). Donald
MacKay (Rep). Ben Selling (Ben. and
TnrnnvorV LfiABUei. JOSCPtl blUlOH
It ep).
fOlK
llm
aiuvin
Of ill health, despondency and : despafr,
rives way to tho sunshine of hope.
Hood's Sarsaparilla, because it gncs
UIHIUIIUS" .. Vjg0r
unrvi' !iii:ii rm u
and energy
body. Rend
"MOOQ sour m -" - ...,,
crnPEetiXessorUMtor:
shine. No pen can describe what I sui
e el I aV deathly sick, had sick head
ches eiery few days and those terrible
Ured, despondent feelings, with heart
Lhi-. that I could not go up and
to
gill, 'J5"
totho-wholo
this letter:
gaparills
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A.j.MfcH on Ba &l ri an n
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C H. MACK,
-D KNTIST,.
Successor lo Dr. J. M. Keene, old th
Corner, Salem, Or. Parties des nne ,
operations at moderate fees in any brtarVri(
in especial request. c 4
MORTGAGE Ll
On inside property at 7 per cent
Insurance
n.1.
and security at 8 per cent. Safe lotni L.?
cuccrri n rei,r
j:'r "'viK.
rim
n OTHERS
recovering from
the illness at
tending child
birth, or who suf
fer from the ef
fects of disorders,
dernntrcmenta
and displace
ments of the wo
manly organs,
will find t-W.
and a permanent air in Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Taken during
preguancy, the ' Prescription "
HAKES CHILDBIRTH EASY
by preparinij the system for parturition,
thus assisting Nature and shorteuinr
"labor." Tho painful ordeal of child
birth is robbed of its terror, and th
dangers thereofgreatly lessened, to both
mother and child. The period of confine- I
mem ts also greatly shortened, the
mother strengthened and built up, aud an
abundant secretiou of nourishment for
ue cuua promoted. If
TUB MARRIED WOMAN
bo delicate, run-down, or overworked, it
worries her husband as well as herself.
This is the proper time to build up her
strength and euro those weaknesses, or
ailtnenU, which are the cause of her
iiwuuib. ut, j-icrcc-a raronte rrescrln
tion dispels aches and pains, melancholy
and nervousness, brings refreshing sleep
and makes a new woman of her.
M r. ASSAM . trow, of Ltrntimt JJin CK, AT.
uaenuK rroro uicrtlon
4 bllUi- of Mm womb.
Ivw crcf jn or sittc
th birth ol bit youncnt
MM. IrouiuUnltUth
phnKUni arousa here
a they tiv mi upJ
mM there w bo help
for nit
At tut, ilntcxt dltcoar
Itvl. Una uU( Or,
Hrrc' VwtrUt ?r.
ciipuan oa took art
baU. JlltlrYr
Iocs ta4 1 bsvt eo( had
ay return orthc-trmibl.
I ftl vtry STtttrut, anil
saw mill of Lane
county has an order for 3,000,000 feet
of lumber. The lumber is sawed way
up on the mountain and floated down
the flume to Cottage Grove to the
railroad.
Because of a reduction in the appro
priation tho police commission of As
toria lias decided to dispense with the
services of Chief of Police C. W.
Laughery after March 1, 1897.
Lawrence Kolb, an old an respected
resident of Umatilla county, died at
his home In Pendleton, Tuesday. Par
alysis was the direct cause of death.
The deceased was ajjed 73 years, 11
months and 0 days. A widow and
seven children survive him.
A eale of about 5 minutes' duration,
about 11 a. m. Thursday, at McMlnn
vllle, was the hardest witnessed in
two years. Chimneys were wrecked,
and the grand stand at the fair
grounds blew over, and much fencing
was thrown down In the country. The
rainfall from 7 a. in. to noon registered
1.02 inches.
The Arlington house at Junction
City was entirely consumed by fire
Wednesday morning. As the train
passed the city at 3:40 n. m., tho hotel
was In flames. The fire company was
laboring in vain against it with a
weak stream from one nozzle.
S. II. Horton, writing to tho Cor
vallls Times, says that the only sur
vivor of the four Benton county mem
bers of the Oregon constitutional con
vention is non. II. B. Nichols, who
lives quietly on his farm west of Mon
roe. Mr. Nichols was a member of
the constitutional convention, a mem
ber of the last territorial legislature,
and a njember from Benton county of
the first state legislature. lie Is now
almost 60 years of age.
League), Moscpti
B, T. Mulkey (Rep).
Sherman and asco joun
elUReph. .,
umatuia "
Mich-
Do you want true or false
,. R. Price Rep . .
Umatilla and Unlon-T. C. Taylor
Union and Wallowa-Justus Wade
(Peo).
Washington-S. Hughes (Rep).
Yamhill J. P. Calbreath (Rep).
Holdovers elected in 1894.
Candidates for president: A. J.
Johnson, of Linn, I. L. Patterson, of
Marlon, and Joseph Simon, of Mult
nomah. Baker D. W. Yoakum (Peo.)
Benton John Whltaker (Peo.)
Benton and Lincoln E. R. Lake
(keP.-) m n Tt,n- ,l.l
UiacKaiuas u. o. u xtu n.u.;
Geo. Ogle (Peo.) J. II. Kruse (Peo.)
Clatsop John E. Gratke (Dem.) N.
J. Svindseth (Peo.)
Columbia Norman Merrill (ucp.j
Coos Thos. Buckman (Peo.)
Coos and . Curry W. H. Nosier
(Peo)
UrooK u. n. iHisneriuem.j
Douglas A. M. Crawford (Rep.) J.
T. Bridges (Rep.) Geo, W. Riddle! Rep.)
Gilllam-J. E. David (Rep.)
Grant and Harney U. r. Dustin
(Peo.)
Jackson G. F. Schmidtlein (Peo.)
J. J. Howser (Peo.) Nat Langell lU-p j
Josephine Henry L. Betion (Hep.
Klamath and Lake Virgil Conn
(Rep.)
Lane-L. Bllyeu (Dem.) D. G. P.ihn
(Rep.)T. J. Vaughan (Rep.)
Linn John M.Somers (Rep.) John
son S, Smith (Peo.) T. M. Munkers
(Peo.)
Malheur I. V. Hope (Rep.).
Marlon- II. L. B.irkley (Rep.;E. W
Chapman (Rep.), D.ivid Craig (Rep ),
McKlnley Mitchell (Rep).,J. N. Smith
(Rep).
Morrow J. N. Brown (Rep).
Multnomah J. B. Bayer. (Rep).
jonainan uourne, jr. (much. nep.
and Peo.), James N. Davis (Rep.).Geo.
H. Hill (Rep. and Taxpayers' League).
II. A. Ilogue (Taxpayers' League and
Mitch. Rep.),A. L. Maxwell (Rep.), D.
L. Povey (Repl.W. E. Thomas (Mitch.
itep.i. iienry wagner (fliitcii. Kep).
Polk T. J. Lee (Dem.), J. A. Ven
ness (Rep). ,
Sherman and Wasco -B. S. Hunt
ington (liep.) , h N. Jones (Rep).
Tillamook and Yamhill John
(Feo. and Union Bimetallic).
Umatilla-E. J. Davis (Rep.), J. S
uuraane (Hep w. T. Rlnbv
Union-J. W. McAlistcr (Peo.)
Wallowa C. E Jennings Rep)
Washington narvey S. Hudson
Ren.). G. W. Marsh (Rnn.V.T 1? n
jl'liompson (Ren).
Yamhill- II. G. Guild (Union Bi
metallic , O. C. -Emery (Union Bi
metallic). Seat will be contested by J. Hunt
ley, Gold Beach.
Candidates for sneaker: J. N.
Brown of Morrow, H. L. Benson
of Jose phie.Jonathan Bourne, Mult
nomah, Ge W. Riddell, of -Douglas.
... . i. .!., mv hand
down stairs witnout cipi6 j ----over
my heart and resting. In fact, t
would almost take my breath away. I suf
fered so I did not care to live, yet I had
much to live for. There is no pleasure In
life if deprived of health, for life becomes
a burden. Hood's Sarsaparilla docs far
more than advertised. After taking one
bottle, it is sufficient to recommend
itself.'' MRS. J- E- SMITH, Beloit, Iowo.
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Is the Ono True Wood Purifier. All druggistS.$L
l'rpi)aredonlyl)yC.I.Ilood&Co., Low ell. Mass.
t t n r 1 1 ewe all liver ills, blllous
H00d S PlllS nes. headache, ttccnti.
or investors,
nraoanics,
iiroker, room No. 2, hush bank tm,
W0LZ & MIESCKE Proot.
Dealars in all kinds of fresh and salt nan
Lard in bulk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meats!
own. Try them. 1 71 Commercial st.
Up town shop near car bam on Suit t
SALEM
WATER C
lOffice! Willamette Hotel Bui!din
I f For water scrvu apply at 'ofEce. j.
payable monthly in advance. Jfae
complaints at the office.
C. H. LANE,
iHANraii
211 Commercial st , Salem Or
Eg Suits $tj upwards. Pantst upwuJi. g.
Mitchell Republicans....... 2
Republican and Taxpayer's League. 1
Mitchell Republican and Peoples.. 1
Uiilon Bimetallic ,;;,;;,; J
Taxpayers' League and Mitchell
Republican I
Number of Senators JW
Republicans
npnmnr.'its
People's
Mitchell Benublicans
Republican and Taxpayers' League
JOINT CONVENTION.
dumber of members 90
Republicans 56
Democrats J
Poiinln s 1"
Mitchell Republicans 3
Republican and Taxpayers- league, a
Mitchell Rcnublican and People's.. 1
Union Bimetallic 3
Tamivers' Lcatrue and Mitchell
BREWSTER & WHITE,
mm
MW AND
II)
91
All kinds of grain feed, hay, tn1(
etc., at lowest prices.
COURT ST, SALEM.
IE? TfflN MAT MiJttB
Best Meats in the city. Prompt deW
Cottle Block Shop, Court Street Shop.
GEO. -FENDKICH, fan
-REMOVED,
D- S. Bentley, successor to Salerattmrt.
mpnf Ct . is nirlv liMieArl t- tl.. .
Republican 1 1 Cheraeketa and Front streets, andwcstdle
rirst XMationai uanK. i hanking the pi&e
for past favors, we would gladly hive lb
call and see us at our new office. Hina
the telephone moved, when you desire inj
uring ring up No. 30. All business attaH
to promptly. A full stock ofsupplfea
nana, especially ol all kinds of wood. 1.5 11
Gilt
(Rep)'
so.), t
tra?
co!Te'
ha Uut powder?
flavwrtu cilracuf
mi picf
Schilling's JSesl is the true.
Your grocer pays your
money back if you don't
like it
29
For tale by
Harritt & Lawrence.
RECAPITULATION.
dumber of Representatives 'GO
Republicans Si
Democrats 4
Pooples ) j
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock oi
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of grass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Depot Express,
Meets all masl and nassentrcr trains. E
gage and express to all parts of the 4 '
rrompi service, .telephone IMo. 70.
. JAMES RADtt
TO TKADE.- iV first-class farm ol 71
acres. Tuo miles from Turner. Well
fenced, good house and bam and plenty of
other outbuildings. Will swap for any good
real estate in the Willamette valley or in the
hills Parties wishing to swap please ad
dress Joseph liil)eu, lurner, Or. 1.12 3H
REN-ILK WAN1KU.-Ihree years lease to
right party, of 13 acres, good house and barn,
three miles north of Salem, half in cultiva
tion, two acres timber, young orchard and
ptntyofsMiifmit, Good terms Inquire
of H. St.Helens, at Brewstei & White's feed
store, 91 Court street. 1.25.1m
"V1Lt"-AU persons are hereby notified
not to mve rrcrli, n KT.. r-!?- m
Dli.
mv Wlfl". in . - .1 . '
1n,l ,, T -II .'' S"aPe 0r t0Xm,
and that I will not be responsible for such
claims. Parol M. Plum. iAmln, Or. 1-84"
MRS. N. 11. ikxiiT. Stenographer and
Srpter,reom '? over dl Bush's
bank. Prompt attention to all classes of work
T- H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWtLEB,
Makesasppialtyoffine repair work, Sea
nomas ciocju,. etc., 215 Commercial ifleet
J
&
Dea
Krone
CURED AT 73 YEARS.
Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure Victorinn!
Ils"oun,dIeacfLe NeW
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aithey
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca't&rrh
is a blood constitutional disetse and in orde.
w i1 ytt mu,t take in'crnal remodies!
Mall's Catarrh Cure is takenlnternally and
acu directly upon the blood and muenm, n
catarrh Lure is not a auick
faces. Ha!
yu
Il'i
4Mf
VoHHH
rncaicine. it was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country for jean, and
Is a regular prescription It is composed of
best blood purifier, actim? direetlv mm. ,k-
. '. ' m. " rf -,-. MW
uiucuu. iunaccs. ine periect combination
of the two ingredients is what pro-luces such
wonderful result in curing Catarrh. Send for
itaitiuwuaii tree.
EfSold by all drugsisu.
m 1
St. Valentine's Balu TbeWood
man's circle will give a grand St. Va
leutlne's Hall at tbe nuL'boa tth
Monday cyenlog.reb. 15tb. McElroy's
full orcbestra will furnish tbe mni
and a tuagnlflclent time is in store for
u wno attend. Tickets SI. tf
The best meals at Strong, and only
25 cents. tj '
Oysters In any style at Strongs, all
honrs of tho day or n!?ht, tf
Heartburn cured by Diwton't Bltterj,
Tears
cad
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a rem
if. Itaa. I.to.
uotlLtnk lahouUhav ba all rt now
1 a it, ow too mjr
br I lo not think 11
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titt.
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1 nare been troubted,i h f ,. W.
or more. Most of th tiu.u U
'j,'1 not affnlSS.tlme 1 aa o
SasaSysE aAa.i
SrfFW.
mtA ua -.-'""". " crea 01
7 ti ' V nouse' ba,n "id well
water. By month or year for low cash rent
two miles north of town on river road. 11.251,
Swift, Safe,
Luxurious.
buuuu oi, JoulS 1
oneoftiiellandsomseg
in the country.
"Blued from end tn
end carries sfflaJd
eenin comPartment
eepintr cars no ,n
afln,dinlng and ree
tecirs- Bun, ON
track. U" a suIJerb
paves St. Paul 8:05
a.1 Chicago 9:25
niJSf teho hav,
--v. uieu 1 in
Liouors, tobaccos, cigars, conlfctiosj
A full iine of high-grade bottled goe&i
all kinds. 218 Commercial st.. Salem.
R. J. HERSCHBACH,
Blacksmith and Wagon k
.R. T. Herschbaph. tilnptsmith and WKB"
maker, horseshoeing a specialty, settingshoa
ut i.z5. resetting shoes 7C cents.
other work in proportion. Satisfaction go-'
anieea.
too Chemeketa street.
Salem Steam Laundry
Pleasenotice,the cut in pns
on the followiftcri
Shirts, plain loerfl
Under drawers 5 toiocea
Under shirts. no iocs'
Socks, per pair. , .7.7.7.7. .7.7.'. 3 cttl1
Handkerchiefs.. .. .A
Silk handkerchiefs.. .7.' ' .'.'.'. i
aneets and pillow slips 24 cents perl"
and other work in proportion. - , ,
Flannels and other wori 4
telhgently washed bv hani
UoLJJ, Olmsted rr
A PURE JERSEY U
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iin."'tv" luo uur-
m andSo tk
A-C.SHElioN g. A
poiUand.Or.
Ladinc VUI .. .' '"
-"""Wll.
QFor service for the season. iCall at BroJ I
meat mirV.t -. j Tt.Mfl
ttreet' Finest milk stock in Oregon. iH
Jersey Bulls
t The undersigned has two pure bredjtoj
omis, one registered. Trice Si cash, twi
'"WenceonD street, near S. P. rilrod.
I 13 lm" j). RICH
The Pohle shop, on corner of State andri"!
is now prepared to do first-cl'
WSIII-
AND GENERAL JOBBING.
"Mtalth.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give os '
Ootnpit
those who t
fata.
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