Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 10, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextH fc & Daily Capital Journal, y HOKKR BHOTHKBN fSATUtDAl, APJEIL J. BB. jovzsfAi, qc KA.T3. JlMHlT X A EDfTOZfAI. las. Few aarmamm, -- .-.- nnemm wc a- . j- -t.. i were better Hl rMttsi partfe wbp ar art." 1Vrtirflte fartfe the fate Jttttet g iwsrtteUMf Kwrf theae. nt left aJf at a fv the f atre. and Ua aen 1IM1 aafcra l Oh yfB fee tuzaltor ta mar re. Jadteav Uc are v lejMrt? W afar Ukat i bare are great tmpttim m mmlwl Ui(faRM(tta. Tnwaaafcsartf Ut mk a & SfrlweJtar J?a- zt year auai Jaba JI JfHcktlts culMo far mhUt. It smseM be Utal tta waalrf Uat is fcrttiwr- at. law. What br IMWH T lilWMH 43MI SMK' V? MVCMMS Tn pnvale aeawatlly bsMave that la o(-MUafI caallUna will be Uar tfMWiMUN. fM to Ue KcpaMlcM party. Sratt, Gartett, Bwm, L4 a tMt fH aiaacabt idly be tbe ,-$tMime fnwr ta 0wsa ftcaafe lieiwlw fur st kau ta mar yarn of lr Mriimttj adaaiatHortioa. 1 .failure of Uae lite fcgfcfcstawc t t;e - X owtlitina hi AM fnift- l r l MeM. What UK BMaVoal iMr-M.k'? aatSt iu ti wa aaata f.jud ad cM wot ameer nrt -. f fc elceaod. the did mtk s . ,M su4 pav Uat aaaroartatfoaa. r.t tiaM eaa Uaty jri? They -.. yy uayeaiBa'tiMUai At. Vkmtm waaaf fet elected t2&r a j itrat Uary nwMit coatat to or ju.tavaaaaer aaqraUr madfeJate i r fjUef. It U cartaia that Mr. t'u(Mr tad Mud Mtedtftt UUk Ph ii. iMtt W k " Made fjtJH9r aefutm pgtutm matinw tbould be xrv2hri. rKftrtMi l, n etoctiuM reiurM Wll. ad atoUlkM of cvMMiMhMM. (JkH l bilk cmiM fc iKuavtil to s vo'e, Uw Pop mUU dctar UMt a a party Unry bad uu IwUntft la any ugMntaaMwi, utrtmlf to Mw a JteajnMlcxa WMlor Uj Ias cImmi. If Uh7 cm KutlseaJI UiUplaiH to tta peopb t7oaHKO Urfwr Ue ptntfUt M a Iity ia iSi witli mbc MiM of a bcr1$f. It unut x iiliid UMt Um t-hlr-Uxn IHpw4it- hi iMfMeiM for Uw (ailute of a borf lxtjr mutmter unwtttv. eillM;rcao tb refuMl of t iblr te J'oiulti to take Ww n l Mr MUchell and aM-.MtU:hH Ilo pviMUcu mule be made out a pottl Jcal crfam. The taw of jwrly intinei awd tuliifisil wilf-prtftMirraUoi Ule tutcti i luma Keeping out of that iiuarrel. Major Venuoyer'a llsuton- utit urutxl Ihum to t'o to MIUjIioH's frcti. Hut It wa not the first time JViHiojer Iwd urKcd I'opull-jts on to dlMtdtur. Tliuy were very hy about jiuIh;; Ycr to Mllcbclllfiin as Nn$Isr Jm(I done. And tlicy wore rlltt. I'oatiHM hmM have doMrycd notli lm Imt KutiUHiipt had they become tli Kirtsor ul decadent Mltclivlllam, 4t an aid ftoaltity to Mark Ilanna. 'Hiu Mul of Uielr jMrty woukl bow t Witntlorlnx'iii Uw llmlo where Milch uJJ's huf u'one KlIuiHierint;. U'L'auunot rofruin from contomplat lK u'liat a different opinion the noo jd uottUi now have of I'annoor and 3IUcliull, If the latter had not sold out U tho koIiI nUndard, ami the former had not eoinblti'xl with Sol. lllrMh In Uh November oleetlon, WtiQii hlu imtlce turned their backs uud wlnkod the other eye at all the rupeullriii and ballot t freHd In tlte clly of 1'ortland. Ortnjon would have Klven Iter (.-Iwloral vote to llryan and Wat Km. Mitchell would have ljcen rmilootoil Miiator ami I'ennoyer couM lma hud anything in the;lft of tills U4lo. At Uie ntory uoe. Sl lllrsch mt word to I'ennoyer, that If he did not tuko his polite away from the pnlN, thore would bo u riot, hi wtw jnlll Hould Iwburnwl and hi pull Ileal jKjwiTus mayor all lukuu uwuy by u now chnrtor in the next lu(Hluture. ud It worked. Multnomah county rollwl up nearly 000 miijorlty for -Mc-Klntey, or 2U00 to now mere than ttu-y vor had there- Wairon lojd of men were hauled about tho city and voted h of ton n they troubl-baMtiied un. Oregon waMvcd tho Ultnico" of pH (Or llryiiu, a ml the peoplo of Ori'ison were Kived havlmr MiU'hell, ji.tl 1'ennnyer.caminUcdunbalntK. 4m4 aarfaaat- Was. 1. a7tM U Beetcw. mMtM M J f I Ml I ! A IJ1WII III. JTi aUFWim v-w -.. aKidbciajancSseatiM am 9t,irt Kmwwplgted i0 ties " j sarwess. TMibtatmns vfjjr Mfj pallCfcad care? fta Ova fll te skmi. gg w e Mwatur, VM s& Jaaaaurj It If trimS to see tie OrassatM ! 4pH eat x xna& mem Wbe HoMOB.t WdlBNT Saeezrovt wfceaifce c4a! awwiml aw aftMf Sm: -rFha fhIr btraw far. tal SacT' ! c H- V1ACK A Kl ffirNjr4 Cfiraf9 Oae UteraflraaalPii taawL wm. 0. If tfcy ae prftnKt Uw oal b J. Brnai ffwxiMsa MeKiafcT wotHvi wiUt a fliwIHy tin i f rft seal aMbtf. Titbt. Tb httrf T1XXA SA2ITA KOSA- aaawatwar raagMtu Uaat "aaiia of 1st IrtlaiK, ad yet i biraagf Uw aV baby t"t a UK car ter4ey ta UKta aajaate "TbftrtriabiU cttfarw taaaaciawtbla ra ae acsaenaJ a- UHrif Uk raMrawd to rwaioanble OrrafJafTlaanK VtrtanaH refora by z eadaTeraaH fttttoU strawafist paaadewaui Um re- tvtmtx a biaaif niforaMaf. Tbe Aawoni Eotarart bafaebkr a SJt teat. It sot oanv oilitom bu&VTtzikwm a baapdfKeM, I'lrH a very eoaaaeats wrlkt-df of Wallowa eoooty. Tbat t laaHMtry aad en- Tb X Rays are dtaetslnated to every aaaa bit by tbe niimeroos Press dipolar bdreaas of tbe oast. BAboM mji Sbakewtar- "How doth a HUM cmdte Ib th dark shine forth tt a sawsbtr work." Itkklle Mite: Governor Lord's men- sMftr.wltleh wii never delivered to the ktgHtatare whleh never met, eon- lalned more practical statesmanship than has ton spewed oat by inotn Imis of tbe lenMuuire tor many sos stoos peM. Senator McI5rld Is no skweb of a statcoman and is rantlm: blm&elf heard la the senate by the iolroduc Uon of numerews bills. One bill ap propriates IQWfOQO for the erection of a iHiiwiiiu' at t'oriiano to cosi wnon completed 41,tt.000. The Democrats who arc most hlh'htly spoken of, for services In the Urj4n campaign are Judges Crowell, of -JacUxon, IlennetU of Uma tilla, Whitney of Linn, Bur nett of Iienton, Haydcn arid Uutler of Polk. Vaiiiliill Independent: If the flax Industry U eyer thoroughly ostab Hslietl in Oregon we believe It will be found to be profitable, and the people of the state will never fall to bless the memory of that wide awake, en terprHlngand pon-htent promoter of the Industry, Mrs. Wm. P. Lord. The wonderful adaptability of the X Hay In throwing light even through the darkest objects is Illustrated by a very Ingonlous plan adopted by the Pendleton East Oregonlan. It takes a loin; heavy Portland Oregon Ian edi torial, cuts It up Into paragraphs and separates them by the X Itay stars used In this column and the result Is a readable, umiorsiannuDie ana ui getllble article A KaW of Tbe Jczk.al, -arrlte vm Seats He ? UKkmnz A Um ae nM slaw ywc, tM tawai of iMi k SS. mtox aorth of Sis Fram& 34 avnat Mto tb ft to vbieh ukr are utrwil gt&i rad It adiog. a nifvy ra era aaiks to ami tzmm tbsre by vaoa to tb nsir; Uk wo try Is alc vsUled. Hz? nice bvfldtaz? huge frait mi bo farats sear the city. Two streaas froaa tbe bttte eot of tfce tanra wanrb aSord water aad drala- acje. Wbfle tb&,kisd appear to be arfVe ferret, tbere Is svOefeat fall for drainage and Uk bad of tbe creeks faralfbe? aad and Travel to baild TVktf. 1 have bad soaae experteace dariag UK last year as wed as ia foraser ysrs, and If I save iearsed ooe thla? hAlj tbaa aaotber it Is tfeat: If a aeaa has a zood boaie be bad better stay with it lad sot waste the savinzs of years ia trylatoSed Paradise la this world. ISvery place has its disad vantage as well as its advantage. I nave sot yet fceea here kng eooazh to learn moch aboet this plaee bet I know that raooey is scarce, many oat of etapktfmetit, farsas are mortgaged and borne nave to be sold. Products sell small at price, very little profit if acy In growing. There are pests that require constaat Sghtlng to grow frait, and tbe cott of living is as great as with you. There may be less rain and more sunshine. In my opin ion the poor man who bas or can earn a home in your valley bad better stay with It. Tbe rich man who can af ford it can visit other sections and compare one with another and change if better suited, but the poor man bet ter not sacrifice his home. 1 think it Is evident that your state constitu tion needs amending the electors given the right to elect senators as well as congressmen. I never beard of such a thing before as a legislature refusing to form and at least put in the time and pass estimates including their pay. w.m 3tr w z 1 At i U M The Highest Step ag tie ox of tie &aoos rffftafr u atea53C3C55 ia Goedactsg boe&efac- auz5, 9 30OCT. iret and -;y in ksspGJg bsr irad: 7Pe3 a rn, C2a axd to do A u. nJ- " W&SHUQ POWDER. It tes?s tbe cieaniag tvell dose cp, Trilk little vwjric and tiae- Sold ene,i bare- Made oory by 1SE 5- IL FA1RM5K COHPA5T, S.LKS1. Ctnttj. SmltA. Eir. L DENTIST. - JOHN HUGHS w r.orT. -ntiem. C. rrenocBS cniI5. Pntiri des--? a?ene x moienrt fee- r.- rrj-. - - Dealer in groceries, oaiof. the most var MOKTGAGE m "Iijlit Frssc SHs- Enaa- Caiarth Cannot U e CuioJ whH UX.AI. APl'LlCATIONb. .at Ihcv cjrk facli the tetuf the i!iau. CaUirlt k HiM Milllutlouil illtM d In enter fHrrH )m toul lake tnirntil itmlk. Illi' CwiU Cure U uUtninitinull iml IirrvMh-AijiCKi lit lUwl ik) mueoui of (ic-0. 1 1 a 1 1 Ctiaidt Cu;f Iiwki qutcl . uifcliwiw; It wu iitcritietl by one ul .ti U-t (iliyicin in ilili country fWytun, an i icular recripiion II I cmiposat' h ht-t lonlo known, eumbttiol iiU tht J. ulimi puiiliff, acliiiillrrclly uia lU Itnuwui uificc 'ITie i(ct iO(iUi,itcn " v)f tbr two iurcdicnu i ht prolurca uh vwKlerful rculu in curing Catauh, Send for I'JvttlmoulaU lite. . . F, I. rmNiiV A Co., TeloJo, O. rfvrBoia ly all rirui:Uu. Oregunlan odllarial, April 0, 1807: "M,- Ilanna, it Is understood, op pose theBoatlntf of 31r. Corbett on the ground that refusal to seat him Is the way to foroo tho govornor, of Ore gun, to call u upealul hwsIou of the legliilaturcand thus get a Kopublloan senator for a full term. It maybe feared thai Mr. Ilanna, since he ap pours to think he has a right to be dictator ovor Orogon, Is as badly mistaken in this matter as he Is as to the condition of things In Ohio. Oregon is not worrying about the weat In tho senate, and that Is not the ' question which tho governor Is most likely to consider, In relation to a special session. The only reason for calling a Hpeclal stolon should one ever be called-- would be feuud In tho business a Hairs of the state. Mr. Ilanna U RIVER JfEVS. Tbe Willamette river registered 9.7 feet above low water mark this morning which is an exceedingly good stage for this season of the year. The boats arc running on regular schedule and tne local steamboat men report a revival in business In both the freight and passenger line over that of a few weeks inc. It Is predicted the river will not at tain so low a stage this summer as It has been accustomed to in the past. This prediction is based on tbe fact that so much snow bas fallen in the foothills, a great quanlty of which has not yet melted. It Is hoped tbe river may remain at a sufficient stage to permit of the present regular and satisfactory schedule now in operation by tbe various steamboat companies being continued throughout the sum mer season. The small boys by the score Is to be seen along both banks of the South Mill creek which body of water is veil supplied with an Innumerable num ber of suckers and other members of the finny tribe which the boys suc ceed in enticing from their safe re treats by means of tempting bait. The boys enjoy the sport considerably and flih from early morning until late In the evening when they return home with a big string of Ash feeling woll-pald for their days labor, ITEMS OF INTEREST It Is estimated by competent au thorities that 620,000 tons of water tumble over Niagara every minute, day and night. in the Belgian parliament when a member Is making a long speech he may be supplied with branny and water at government expense. Milk Inspector Ilyrnes makes tbe alarming charge 11)8157,000,000 quarts of water, or more than one-half of the whole milk supply of Philadelphia, are passed off on consumers of milk. Lauiks op Salem. Mrs. M, E. Smith has succeeded to tho millinery business of Mrs. D. L. Floster at the "Paris" and request your Inspection of hor snrlng stock which is nmnle and elegant and offered at the best! ike Chfcer j,aiaW. Ia reply loan article, wblcb ap peared ia Tkz Jocksxl. recently, setecrioed -LHrbt Front tbe Other Side, BeT. Haefefe' Hateateat sbowa ap aliuie,' si?od by Tbe Ptals tlj,"aod porpfetia? to teaa answer to th Bbdercteaed. addressed to tbe citizens of Siieai, Or., and pabtfebed ia The Jocbxai. of tbe 3rd nlu, may writer be permitted U say a few words ia defeat ot his taieneat made in ate fKer letter. The plaintiff- acu tbe ooder slgned of briovin? family matters b fore tbe puWic- This aeeaUoB Is simply ridicuWH. for tb& family matters were before the public before be ever wa called upon io inveHisate tbem.aod had that not teen tbe eae. he sbonld never have pobiisbed one line in regard to tbem. as be has slated, ia satetanee. in his foregota letter. Or have tbe pUinUSs been unable, perhaps, to understand pteia English. Tbe plaintiffs, fblbennore, deny that they have withdrawn tbe charges brought against their pestor and af firm that they still uphold these charges. This aStrmation may be true, but the denial is not. The plaintiffs were unable to prove any one of their charges and were therefore obliged to withdraw each j and every complaint that writer was j cslfed upon io examine. Tbe minutes of the meetings held daring his pres ence In Salem, tbe -ame mlnntes that have been approved of not only by the friends of tbe pastor, but also by tbe plaintiffs themselves, will bear him out of this statement. Of course, tbe undersigned has reference to charges only that were placed before him for examination, There remained, he believes, two or three charges that he co!d not examine, for tbe simple rea son that, before he could do so, the investigation was discontinued, since the plaintiffs declared they would ap pear no more for further examination of their complaints. lie is perfectly satisfied, however, that these remain ing charges, if examined, would have met with the same fate as their predecesiorSi yea, with a worse fate, for they were puerile, indeed, and highly rediculous. Now then If the complaining parties still uphold the charges they have once withdrawn, they may do so till tbe judgment day. What to think of such an action, on the part of the plaintiffs is here with left to the public to decide. When the plaintiffs claim that the undersigned was partial In the Investigation, they remind him of the old and common saying, "a poor excuse is better than none." Why have they withdrawn their charges before him, if he was partial? Why, If he was partial, have they, after they had withdrawn a number of charges already, twice entrusted him, and him alone, with the hear ing of some testimonies by such mem bers of the congregation as were not expected to be present In the meet ings? If tbe undersigned was partial, why then do they not appeal to the president of our church on this coast, as they ought to do, if they deem writer guilty of partiality? Why, he finally asks, do they decline all further Investigation, even by the president? It is an oft repeated experience to hear the person that has lost a suit cry, partiality!" The plaintiffs seem to lay great stress upon their being In the ma jority. The truth Is, they are lust half of the voting members, but they are very much In tho minority, when all that are really members of the congregation arc taken into considera tion. Tho majority, Is, therefore, with the pastor, sincerely supporting the coarresntion would eta: Sfc arc kum - , - ---w laortmcc "?",. JUH MUIK, mish, " comoleie -. brushes of all kinds U stale. Artists' material t? hair, cement and srn'r,. o. a-1 finest " of SKSS sc iV x aftsccr. ITTmiT-ftS t-kt r.cw X t ""-" NEW APVEBTIStMEte IZ 4 WES.KE P'ooi Dstit,, ail kit of htah aid at awst r ..- .. v.ik- -tilt Cheatot aaeal ia fc- a. a i-m. 4 m 4rs Try i; Cj i iiiil at- SALEM flTIR CD. FREE. FREK - -Wants en- x day tpk at Madtats K Ladics FtrmeS Tailoring gncuw nmc U1JI1. i' street, -"il .. i .. - 11 455 TtlLORIXO BUSINEvj .Tr eemmjnm town. Good --? i Mtk ciul. Address (. zhc KALofce. 9X FOKSALe OR TRAl p-i5 S MJK Or. Will ." JTTa pMOMtj ia Kaa. Forf.- ? Z k r-aM iaaahe or addrt a. . S. M. 1 Otnct: W Ijt r:t cv. 5:'--f - For -rut ptfi&e klrnf not accept," they are bearing leti- j eoapUa ai ibe et. mony a?aiaH tbelves. tbej r a, c H LANH oorrooera;inz toe swiemeui j aadersitrned to the eSert that theyi alone are the eaoofall the trouble la qaesuoa. Ia the articles of iccor foratkw of tbe Christ German Eva n- j r4iMi Tuthprsn ciiaren w sai?ai.' . . ?UMI3ll-i:TAIl0fi Or-, which aruefea bare been executed br three meabers of tbe church, who are now with the plaintiffs, it is ex pressly stated that the business and rccapaltoG of the coo?regaUoa shall hi tbe teaching aad sostalain? of tbe pore word, as held and coofessed by the Missouri synod of the Evangelical Lathe ran church, and the inaiataia icz of a discipline to aid in that di rection The Missouri synod, how- rver. bftsiog Its doctrine upon toe nure word, holds and confesses that all secret societies and kdges are not in arcord with the pore word, bat are institutions inimical to God and bl? church, and that, for this reason, a member ol a secret society cannot I e- eome a. member of a Lutheran cVrrn. And this doctrine tbe Missouri . nod has proclalned.on almost innutoertk; occasions, In word and in writin., as tbe plaintiffs themselves know . at least, ought to know. ow Um n, bow, in -the name of common mnr, can, aye, dare members of tbe Christ German Evangelical Lutheran church lay the fault of the existing troubles to their pastor, w Jien be. himself a j member of the Missouri ynod. !.a taught the pore word, as held and confessed by the Missouri synod, when he. as tbe person through wbou Use congregation in question teaches and maintains the pure word, has merely done what by the charter of the con greijation, jjs also by his vow of otiice, he was pledged to do! If the plantiffs had remained silent, they would certainly uofr have been the worse for It. It may here be added that the lodge question was not what the undersigned had In view, when he staled in his foregoing letter that by their own testimony the plaintiffs had proved they alone were the cause of the existing troubles. What he had reference to mainly was a meeting neia oy several members without the presence of the pastor. The plaintiffs will know what Is meant. In conclusion, the writer wishes to say that this letter shall be his last publication, In this affair. May the plaintiffs now say and publish all they please, in reply to his publica tion or in Tegard to their troubles, in general, he will, in no wise, take note of it, unless he Is expressly called upon by bis friends to do so, or unless some thing detrimental to his reputation Is (Mllrl hv thn nlnlntlfTc Tito .1 ,. j ... r....v,0. ,3 nine JS too precious to be walsted. Carlj.HedEr, Sherwood, Oregon. Cf!mv. MJ a?arts. aMtsi mpncUJ CORN CHOP AMU COKNJ a the old lefiabk.kcd. uore BREASTS? & Wi.T:, 91 COCRT bT. SALEM. J, F. GILMORE, Smccemoc 'Jo White 4 Gilaor, MK5. li. R. SLX1I.. , trpewnttx, nom 12. ortr 1 ?nk' -Pk y 3"cmoo to :: sttlv a: oa. IW. SOUCrrORS WAXTETi Viia-x. Make 1 1 MAGPa -Tae Eirtk Giri 'tornt iiiw ta- trocM, x sanies m bxrimoos U j Taiatace's boot ioid, ar. i , ; wen am erai ENORMOUS. EyetySxir t book oalr S3.5X BU. H . MISSIONS A rill , . JCKEDITGIV-EN. FREl.Fi FITa 1-REE. Drop a 1 Vl kiag of bxritt and mik $3 , drew ijrxtukaad tesit.r CoBifaay, Sur BoHing. C; Sr2i 1 AMI. -j iffle, Cwiicflt Lath. Plater. 'v I t A4Ml . . f j VVUiWUlJ 0 n an 1 Cxa Ch p. al kind, of teeJ. STATE ST. . H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWiiXR, Hate 2 .p-iUt j of aae repair wotV. StU Tr.-c( ett... 21- --Bercial Strs- 1k Puilr tKty,. on corner of aute J Frj t it soar pepMed to d- 6nt cka BOMIiai 1 J- : oe: vl Toauiv. ;y ii : c: I t lot a :i I :OHLE d: BlSiiOP. HUffi WING m 01, Japanse faaey woJs, chiaavaie, sUk bandkercbiefi, mattiagj, tea, ladies BaoVf weir, nun's ov:ril(i, a-d lafBWWBf goats at bottom price. 112 Ceert Hreet Opaihuij block 3 iS I mi j. s. n NEW MARKET. Sute street, neir railroad. Frwbssfand best msats. My pitroas sav I k-ea ih- ht The Deimel Linen-Mesh Underwear,' Our catalogue contains ssn very interesting facts oa fe subject of underwear. Askfc; a copy at our Salem agents, . , JUS MAYERS & SONS. DON'T DYE " with dyes that may I fc wtll kt 1 liaae, bat sooq Iad oof.aj yoa . b"t yoor time asH th or.er "Perfection Dyes" aaat heaatifal colori, ani &n njs' els or anaets drt-d vitk tioa I reti'n taeir balliancr lot yon. "PERFECTION" Dyes can be obuisd yordtggit, or from ai, by aiil, bt to ceau a jtackage GUISS SON, Wholesale AgentsSilvertoaOr 3 17 iw rreats in to-n. 23 Hello! iZ ili nn,i 11...1 i. Mniint .iiHi.tiiiHKurw,lor te time. Mrs. Smith has "" pastor, sincerely supporting likely to Ond that he cannot d letato asUunsU8d a bargalqsunter I hjm in his ministerial work. Perhaps, fHim tUiicltlmilikti t r nit flli 1. k n ' m ...1.1. a. ..a. ...(II . .11 .r j , . 1 . . r Mum hhhiiikhhi " iv.. w...u iroiu wuicuauu win nan innmec nais uowever. tho nlantffs are not nwnro Of what constitutes ujenjberslflp with upoelal saslnii of the legislature uf Oregon. lUwhlos' It Is very cUduut that Mr. Manna's own affairs neod hU uttuiitluii. He is now a senator by appointment, but he never will tw a SQuator by uleutlon. His sua eossur.ln the senate will certainly lie u DomoaraU Tho PMpla do tint like the tialllK agunt and tho more Juggler from 2ft cents to 91 trin)iue? l)ats 6-1 w Yoil should tn Dawson's Bitters. In polities. Mr.IIannalsoneofthpso 4-7-tf The Northern Pacific Train loaves Portland at 11 a. m. waking olose connection at Spokane for all points In the mining territory north of Spokane. If you are going io tho gold fields see that your ticket . reads over this line; THOMAS, WATT CQ, Agents, Salem, Or, n Lutheran- church, and jo this ground, their vain boast of a majority may be excused. Finally, may tho plaintiffs' Atten tion be called to tho fact that, while telling people In their article, "The whole trouble arose-, through the opposition of Ilev. Ilagist toward se cret societies and lodges, which the SEE D, SruBENTLEY. 1 Ua lU,W?nt move waat a lal of any kind hauled or want a load foumart, din sand or gravel, or cenent, lime, hair plaster! bnclc or seer pipe, see D. S. Bemley, cor ner of Front and Chtmekeu streets or ling op telephone 30. Also wood and coal w hands at all times. Orders proapny attended We knOW Of but on, mmnn.li. 1- the world where dyspepsia is practic ally unknown, and that Is the Shak ers of Mount Lebanan, N. y. These good people have been studying the Ctlhltu-t. nt 4lrASl. "''".' L,lc - ,w.iU,6HlKW lor more man a SmI1 Jea.1athat luey UIder-1 DEPOT EXPRs" stand it pretty thoroughly, is evi-l -"--r'ixfc.fcsa, danced In the foregoing fact Thoir ' ,. Digestive Cordial Is The w est and ' .T" masl and P" . Bag best remedy in cases of indict inn -aadpis to all parts of the city that we know Of. Atrial bottlf SS P see.$Te!epho No. 7o7 ' be had through your druggiTt for Uie MlES RADER- trifling sum of 10 cents. QLTZToI t ; xue anaser D irestivo Hntui o.. wmtui oieain l .iirHTT 5e .8tem w,th food already PJea5c nnti . . . - - w.., luvtui in prices Oaly line via Caster Basls. Kansans! Missourians! There is only one csci' est, shortest beithnsttiil from all points in Ksssb and Mtssoari, It i the Barhnztoa WSi Travelers who tab t reach their desfiaiaas whole half day sooner tie those who go east o" competing lines. Asl- greatest ad vantage the rate via the Bsr- ton is from oat to faa lars less. -t . For tickets and iawJ- tkw apply to nearest oas agent or to - -V A.C.SHELDON, G. A, Portland.0, plies the UIKMICU, ilUU UL inn tlnirt ol.l, .1.. ulgestion of other fnoH it. m "1 on thp fr.llnmJ. "' instantly relieve the ordinary Shirts, plain & symptoms of indigestions, and no suf- Under irawen ....loceati fererneed to be told what these are Under shirts S toiocents Laxol is the best medicine for chil S1"' Pr Pr.V.".'.V.V 5 to 10 cents dren. Doctnrs rn n,LS. . Vi ??"- HandkerehW, 3 cents orrvistni-nn -"""" it in piace silk hsni-i,;:;; ' cen Silk hanHL-rrrh;!. Sheets and pillow' s'l'ios ii "r.;,; T 3Jcentl and other wort in prXioleatSper doien ELIXIR COMPOUND J,L3l3Pn . '-ol 1, uimsted Prop, 9 ME A MAN MIXTURE, taffirtteSSJHl! P9?nful pound o m; hu.,r' w y em particulars Address PC - " " "tLy, Daauubu k mZZ: . i.c..:r aa uuanitT .j c hiiju freely glve the rem ufre; JfSTlSSS r-, - .u, MjU.jT - wuj em nn IP ,- ' ?l&xr&&fgi? ,tRK Qirsir OMEn TT r . t-x- Ashland, Wis.', P. oTboltiB. fflSaBSStlS 4-91m H..S-.V . "EUI CO.. lPTiL. "" " r or sale at Salen nrM., lfu ,ea, UreS, by D. J FRY. TRADE HAMS, nesiCNS, COPVRICHTS AnTona miHe a tktUh and deaeriptloo bT 1- iTTjrrr -.-zrrz 'z.rrz. haeu Patent taken tirouh ituna Co. rce" iui owicu xn U9 SCIENTIFIC ceamtfoll: AMERiCAH, anrieietu ILMltr tronthl. Kneel Book ox lUiEsna tent rree. Adirea MUNN & CO.. 3G1 UroailnBV. ' v-t- - LDDD paisoji A SPECUU.TYi j ut.uuu x'uiau! 1 R fflrMllnKlnrf.M r.MMfililb home for sam prie coder taat SJJS .''JlifF"!5S?fI,"..i5 1'ltnplca. Copper Colored Knot. OjJmS or part oX ths'bod,. Uair TErebTOVgtm cat, u U this SeciSiiry llLOOD FJg lute cases ni m.ii.... ih irorlalwf case vre cannot care, TnmUsaa kf f,!S JS.?1 ti?" klU or tSe mart eminent Pjg uonalsnaract wuu,)U casual Denica vui --rs inn .h...ini.nMnriufllin'r iPPUeaiioa. Addreoi COOK KEMJEO'A' AtoltS!!KV2i SSMftZMSim'i A ' . Gm$jWirmmvw