The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 01, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfMl II HIJI UGfK&tMUn WmMmM Smurf AcsflMS.Wty.inclitMjjrjy, Cleanses the System Gftitly pad Effectually when bilious or costive. ivsents the most sicceptablefbm the ajr.itjtv prncpos of plants Jut own to act most Lvitcncialfy. TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL CFFECTS BUY THE GENUINE MANFD. DY CALIFORNIA FIG STRUPCO. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. LOUISVILLE, HY. NEW YORK, N.Y. prlct SOt per bottle. for sse ty druggists THANKSGIVING SPECIAL SALE Will, mnko Dinner or Ton special inilucoini'iit on sots until Thanksgiving (lav. Throa jintturna in Ilavilaud Clilnn, two patterns In (.icrmiin China, nml three pattoniH in Semi i'or, arrived nniljon display, Cntuu anil aoo all Uio patterns wo car ry mid tiiko dvantngo of tlio special eulo. , Wo can show n Dinner Sot of C7 pieces o' wlilto fc'oini I'or. for $ 1.75 np to n 111 piece Ilhndpainted ilnvilanil nut, K0 8J, i.nrgo pint tors-included in tho spuoinl Bale. S Yokohama Tea Sto riiesi: 12111. KHIii: DKI.lVUItV. $- Do. not forgot tho coffees, always fruSii roasted nnil contalna lis Aroma. !'; ', t 'J i V M & .'.-ff : i . --' ; Ur i -gf t-ni I FURS 5: t TABLlt w r:". LIHEH if A .. A THANKSGIVING - GUESSING MATCH Lovely Entertainment by Mrs. rhos. Holverson and Mrs. Alice H. Dodd. Thursday night Mrs.T. HolvorBon nntl Mrs. A. II. Dodd gavo a lovely Thanks giving party at tho Holvorsou's resid ence oil Winter street. WIHi all An compliments to all former parties nt this very hospitable homo, this affair far eclipsed any past effort. Tho guests were moro than lively and felt very free to ac cept all tho courteBlos extended in an unusually Informal manner. Novel and original guessing games wore enjoyed. Thoy woro tho products of Mra. Dodd's actlvo brain and woro tho subjects of niuny complimentary remarks both as to their beauty and stylo. TJioy wero poems dedicated to soino of tho guests, with soveral blanks to fill in end tho first blank was supposed to rhyino with either tlio ilrat or last namo. For this contest Dr. and Mrs, W. 11. Morso roceived first lady's and gentleman's prizes, silver pa per cuttor und onvolopo oiHinor, An other amustng featuro was tho correct representation of a dozen business houses. To say tho least they created n great deal of merriment. Mrs, A. T. Gilbert waB best informed and recolyed u pair of sliver embro dorv-sciRfiors. Delicious eatad, sandwiches and coffeo woro heartily enjoyed and tho guestaono and all bade tho fair hostesses farowoll with many thanks fur tho delightful evening. Those invited were: Mr and Mrs W T Williamson, Mr and Mrs J A Richardson, Mr und Mrs W J) Moree,Mr and Mrs II 11 Tblolsen, Judge and Mrs F A Moore, Mr and MrH 0 A Park, Mr and Mrs fjdwanl IIIrEcb, Mr and Mrs K Hofor, Mr and Mrs A T Gil bert, Mr and Mrs A N Qilbort, Mr nnd Mrs II J Bigger.Mr and Mrs 0 P Bishop, Mr and Mrs M 0 Huron, Mr and Mrs Glnronco Hamilton, Mr, and Mrs Geo F Hcdgors, Mr and Mrs Jos Baumgartner, Mr und Mrs N J Damon, Mr and Mrs II D I 'n t ton, Mr and Mrs F R Anson. Mr and MrsIlJ Hendricks, Mr and Mrs J D Sutherland, Mr and Mrs II W Meyers, Mr and Mrs P II Sroat,Mr and Mrs Geo Pearco, Mr and Mra L Pearco, Mr and Mra Cuslck, Mr and Mrs Illr.er, Mr and 'Mrs II 0 Epploy, Mr and Mrs Slovens of Portland. Mr Geo Mungor, Mr It B Fleming, Misses Frankla Rich ardson, GubsIo Gicsy, Margaret Coaper, Ella E Hindi, Lou Hirscb, Maud Mc Kay, Hulon Culbreath, Oda Chapman, and Berthn Byrd.Mrand Mrs N 0 Camp boll of Chuinawa. A Pleuant Evtnloi. Rev. and Mrs T. F. Royal onteftulnod a few frlende Friday evening, at their homo on Soutli Commerical St. HolVeroR ! For tne We are showing the swellest line of dress goods and ladies' furnishings In Salem. Our low prices will make it.possible for you to get high-class merchan dise at a very slight advance over the price asked by others for shoddy stuff and left over odds and ends. Clean, bright stock, honest values in every line shown. "Money Refunded if Your Not Satisfied" That's Our Motto and ifci Tl c- tltno raised ihost' pleasantly in ' interview tho county recorder regarding conversation and music. a marriage liconso and shortly afterward Thoso present woro Mr. anil Mrs. accompanied by Miss Mankor, to a mln Stout of Meliamn; Mm. Bonj. IrWng, ,Bto ItaiodlAUily after being raado n ,i -.,. , , . ,V ,V mnn anJ wlfo thoy left for Murray, Rev. and Mrs, Morehead, Mra. E. J. whoro thoy will mako their futuro homo. Royol, Mra. E. Singleton, lona Irving I Margarot Morohcad, Bcssio Slncloton ' btrfltti r..nnnt b rwa and Bcnnio Irving. Hon. Claud Gatch and family have returned from Corvallis whoro tboy spent Tbanksglvlng with Prof. T. M. Gatch. State Treasurer Moore and family havo roturnod from Portland where thoy apent Thanksgiving. Prof. W. J. Crawford, principal of tho Silverton public schools, was in Salem yesterday. W. II. Hobson, who Ibiiow in business at Klimntnr In in nlmn nn a i.loll at mtmptcr, is in Salem on a visit. Miss Josalo Fisher of Tho Dalles, is visiting Mrs. M. J. Creighton. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. N. Blackburn aro I in Albany for a few days. J. II. Woodard, of Portland, was in tho city yesterday. Tracy Poorman came up from Wood bin n yesterday. J. 8. Shanks, of Turner, was a Salem visitor today. Mrs. J. R. Davis la visiting friends in Portland. Your Best Work. Cannot bo done unless you havo good health. You cnnnoi havn cood health without puro blood. You may havo pure blood by taking Hood's Sarsparilla now. You cannot realize tho good it will do you until you try it. Begin tak ing it and seo how quirky it will give you an appetite, strength and vigor nnd euro your rheumatism, catarrh or scrofula. All llvor PHIb. 25c. ills aro cured by Hood's 7 "Honunce of the 'Phone." Abovo heading of a telegram in tlio Sokano Spokesman Roviow is followed by a telegram relating bow a Salem young man was won by a courtship ovor tho wires: Wallacu, Idaho, Nov. 25. Tlioro was a lilt of romance connected with tho marrlaeo of C. 11. Craven of Murray and Miss Elslo Maukorof Door Lodge. Mont last week that was not generally known at tho time. Mies Manker camaovor from Deer Lodge and accepted tho posi tion of night onorator for the Rocky Mountain OellTolopliono company here. Mr. Cravou was assistant cashier of tho Bank of North Idaho at Murray, and also tho telephone operator thoro. Whenever ho had occasion to ubo tho lino after 8 p. m. ihoro was a voico in the central station nt Wallace which had a peculiar attraction for him. Tlmo and again Jio listened to it until the do Biro to eoo tho owner of tho voico becama too strong to bo resisted, and ho camo ovor to Wallace with that aB one of tlio reasons, although thoro waa anotlior which was given asnnexctieofor making Uio trip. His visit to tho tolophone olllco that evening was a pleasant one, both to himself and to tho operator if ono may Judgo by tho results for after his return to Murray it was not long till ho mado anotlior trip to Wallace, this tlmo to THE BIG BARGAIN frQUSE OF SALEM ' MM we live up to it,N i - - by local applications, as thoy cannot roach tho diseased portion of tho oar. There is only one way to euro deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. . Deafnesses caused by an inllamed con dition of tho mucous lining of the ' Eustachian Tubo. Whon this tubo gots inllamed you havo a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is en tirely closed deafness is tho result, and ' unless the Inflammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to its normal condition, hoarlucf will bo dostroved for ever; nluo casoa out of ton aro caused by ' catarrh, which is nothing but an inflam i 0(1 Condition 01 U1C mUC0U8 BUriBCCS. W(J H, givo 0no llunAnd Doi.ttrfl for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) , that can not bo cured by 'Hall's Catarrh Vyiuu. ci'iiu iur ciruuiuro, iruu. P. J. Oiibnby & Co., Toledo, O. Sold bv Drusdsts. 76c. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. ELECTION OF WOODAIEN At the regular mooting Friday evoning Salem Camp No.,118 Woodmonof tho World elected the following ofllcora for tho ensuing term: A. F. McAteo, con sul commandor; A. L. Franor, adviser lieutenant; W. A. Mooros, clork; U. W. Achescn, banker: James Norris, escort; D. L. FittB, watchman j J. l Burton, sontry; II. D. Landon, managor for eighteen months. Silver Bell Cfrcl-i No -13 elected the follewing: Amanda Colbath, W.G. N. ; Mary K. Holcomb, adviser; I-ottto Dickey, clerk; Agnos Hayso, bankor; Suslo Collett. magician; Mary Huffman, attendant; Myrtle Staigor, luuer nontl nel; Ella M. Flagg, outer sentinel; Rosotta Barr, captain of tho guards; Eliza Darting, manager oighteon months; Maudo Morrison, musician. To-WlitanaTo-MOrrow Mtht. And each duynna night during this week you can irofc nt nny druggist's Kemp's linlsutu for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy oyer sold for CoughH. Croup, Bronchitis. Aslliiuu und Consumption. Got i Ixttlc to. duy und keep it ulwuys In tho house so you can check your cold at once Prlco 25c nnd COc. Kamplobottlo free, codiV.w Some rencliif, Walter Morloy has closed a contract with G. Grlawold-and fifteen other fnrm ers of Lincoln for a car loud of woven wlra fencing. FOR A COLD IN THE HEAD Laxatlvo Bromo-Qulnlno Tnblots PARKER'S HAIR .BALSAM ;iuui wJ bMauiwf . ... . it . k..i N.t.r rll to liMtor G lUIr to Its Youlbful Co Cum tlp iIh-k hilr lUi 'rotuoUa ft mwwni win, ory lor. BKt mum m "M4 FURS ? .4 uflBaffl IUU 1 Ml ! I II I mi imi !' I f L il ' SUNDAY SERVICES. Tlio unique revivalist from Philomath Rev. M. 0. Davis, is now slinking up tho U. B. church, of Yew Park. A cor dial invitation is extended to all to comoout nnd got dusted. The oxhilcr atlng and invigorating services aro held nightly at 7:30 O'clock. FIRST UNITED EVANOKMCAL. Sorvicos at 10:30 a. iti. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday Bchool nt 12 in. K. L. C. E. at 0:30 p. tn. KVANOKUCAU Seventeenth nnd Ohnmoketa street, N. Shupp, pastor. Preaching services at 11 a. m. nnd 7:30 p. m. Sunday school nt 10 a. in. Junior Y. P. A. nt 3 nnd Senior i . P. A, nt 7 p. in. bt pauih cnuiteit. O. J. Scovllle, Ph. D Rcitor. First Sunday in Advent Holy communion at 10:30 a. m. Subject: "Tho Hnltor." Sunday School nt 12:00 m. Kvonsong at 7 :30 p. m. Subject ; "Tlio Idler." CIIHIHTIAN BCIKNCK. Salem Church of Cluist Sciontiat, 200 Lilwrty street. Services nt 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p. tn. Snndays, nnd every Wednesday evoning nt 7:30 o'clock. Subject of Sunday lesson sermon, God the Preserver of Man, r'II3T riiESIlYTKItlAN CUUI1CII. H. A. Kolclmm, pastor. Public wor ship, with sormon by thopaBtor nt 10:3.0 n. in. and 7:30 p. in. Subject of morn ing "Intercession," by request of tho Evangollcal Allinuco. Subject of evening sermon, "God's Dotcctives," KII18T CIIHIBTIAN CIIUHCH. P. O. Powell, pastor. Services nt 10:30 a. in. and 7:30 p. in. Morning subject, Grntltudo. . Sunday Bchool at 12 in. Junior Eudoavor at 3:30 p. in. nnd Y. P.S. O. E. at 0:30 p. m. CRNTHAI. COSOIlEflATIONAI,. Corner 10th and Ferry StreotB, T. II. Henderson, Pastor. Preaching at tho usual hours tomorrow Subject at 1 1 a, m,, "Tlio Append Through tho Evo.'' Subject nt 7:30 . m., "What shall wo do in Heaven?'' l'lltST CONOHKOATIOKAt.. W. C. Kantnor, pastor. Preaching at 10:H0n m. nnd 7:30 p. m. At 10:30 n. m. tho subject of tho sormon will he: "Tho Message of tho Spirit to tlio Church. Sunday school nt 12 in. Y. P. S. C. E, nt 0:30p. m. At 7:30p.m. Prof, Drew will preach the sormon. Y. M. O, A Prof. John Drew, of Willamette Unt vornity, twill talk to men nt tho Young Men's Christian Association tomorrow at 4 o'clock t tlio Association quartet wilt slug. Immediately following there will bo u Boelul Hour, conciuuing wun sup per for all present. All men are cor dially invited. John Fechter, Jr., gen eral secretary. SIDTIIOIMHT KI'ISCOI'At,. John Parsons, pastor, Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Subject of morning sormon, "Paul Preaching Christ' nnd of tho ovonlng sermon "A Butt o of tho u nuts." Sunday School nt 12 m. nnd nnd Epworth ILcpguo at (1:30! n. m. Hnecial music hy uio cuoir uoii- ducted by Prof Frnncosso Soley. 1IA1TIHT CllUltCII Ronald McKillop, imstor. Subject, "Condemned Already," nt 10:30 n. in., Sunday School nt 12:00 in. oung peo-1 pies meeting led by Mr. Thomas nt 0:30 , p. m. By special request Walter Jonks will take (ho evening service, giving "Echoes from tlio World's Convention of Young Peoplo hold In Iindon." This , sorvico will bo full of interest to young and to old. The ordinance of tho "Supper" nt tho close of the morning Borvicu. j At the Asylum. I Win. 8. Berry, aged 2f, has been ro-1 colled nt the asylum from Linn county. TODAY'S MARKET. Portland. Nov. W. Wheat alloy nominal Walla Walla, 53 to 51. 1 Flour Portlnnd, best gradofl f-'.OO , I3.0. Graham 2.IH). OataOholco Whlto I3QICC, grey II dH -l-i: per biiBliel. Mllatuff-Bran, $15.50; shorts, 17.00 Hay Timotliy $120125 er ton. Onions fl1.30 Potatoes 50 to COc per sack. Buttor Best dairy, 25030; fancy AJIlfclUI DUO!, UHIII Witwi creamery, 45 to 60c. Store 25?. 30. Eggs Orrtioq, ranch firm at 35c. doit. Poultry Chickens, $2.50 to 3.50; bona ;(.WJ to l.uu; turkoys, nvo 11 10 r-c Mutton Droasod, (IX to 7o por ound. Hogs Heavy dri'BsedO toOc. per pound. Beef-Steers. i.i.504: cows, $3(33.50: dressed Iwef, 0 to 7c. Veal Dressed, 8 c. Hfor Bmnll. Hops 07o. lor 1809 crop, IliM to HMo for now crop. Wool Valley, 13Ho jEasterii Oro. icon, 012e; Mohair, 25 Hldua-Uroeu. salted CO lbs, 7 8o; under U0 lbs, 7W ! sheep pelts, 153 50c RALKU UAUKKT. Wheat 68 pounds and over, 50. Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25o. Hops 11 to 15o Oats 3c. to tOo Hay Baled, cheat, 17 5 timothy, $10 Eggs-30ca32);e. Flour In wholesale lots, $2.50; retail $3. Millatuffa-Bran, $13; shorts, )U. Hogs Dressed, 6jo. Live cattle HUwrs, 3 ; cows, 2 to $3. Hheep-$!IQ3.50. DruHnod Veal 7 cents, . Butter Dairy, 1620c; creamery, 26 $ 30c. Poultry Fat hens iwr lb.,0; aprlng chickens per lb..0u. to7o. Potato new, 'Joe per bushel. Apples J50c to 40o. Retleslth Your Wine Stock For $6.00, Two Pts. Chamjingue ( Cresta Blnnua, lqt. Burgundy, i qt. FaitUirno, lqt. Ilelallnv. lqt .Infandal, I qt. Port, I qt. Claret, I qU Hnurry, 1 t. Tokay, 1 qt. Musculo), lqt. WiiUknj', 1 ut. Brandy, Total, rjqt. at JJ100. If this nwortmuiit dou not suit, per haps w can make it tu cuit ymi. Goods deliveriM toall parts ol tliu city, 11-24 tl. J. P. Ri.i.ieuji. Bo ? Cough? Pr. Bull'fl Cough Byrup will euro a Cough or Cold At onco. Conquers) Uroup.wnooplngr-UouK'li ana Moasle- Cou kij wiuiouc iaiL Aioiuura iiraiso IL Doctors proscribo It fur Uroncbl- tU, Hoaraencea. Oripjw, Pnouinonla and ConBtuntitlon. It givui quick, sure result. rrico,2octs. IlofusoUio dealer's substituto ItlsnotosKood. Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup Alwavs fiuras when others fail. Dr. DuU' fHU cut C-rfitlMlWu anJ IJf TrtmUM. $o pUW, to U. TrUI bo. f, (U An Acnlinllf) Sntller. A curloufe bistniicc -if the nbllity o? nn insect to HUecossnilly mcnmiro dis tance riis evldniced onco whllo I rrno travollin; through northern Argentina. 1 first tnndo the iicqunlntnnco of my fiietid on tho back vernnda of.n ifttlo vlllngo tavern. I wns lying in a ham mock. About two feet from mo waa n 3 by :i Inch linud rail of wood, support- cd uy wooiton balusters. As I lay thoro I noticed a lly 'alight on tho top of tho wood. Whllo I watched him, tlio fly apparently turned Into n spider.. I could not believe my eyes, but on closer Inspection I saw tlint n spider Jumped from somewhere nnd alighted nn top of my lly. I thought this worth watching nnd found that this was his method of precedure: A lly would nllght on top of the rnlllng. the Rplder would take In the dlstnnee nt n glance nnd would dls appear down the side of tho rail, walk along toward tho lly, but out of sight, until ho reached the place on tho sldo of the rail nt right angles to the posi tion occupied by the lly when he last an w It. Then he would walk nearly to the top of the mil mid fasten his web, then walk down, pnylng out his well us he went till he was ns far from the place where lie had fastened his web ns was the tly, then ono vlg- orotm unt p. the welt twinging him rouud In the are of a circle, ninl ho would nllghl on top of the lly, I ha vi him or seen one miss this seemingly dlllloiilt leap, except when the lly left IiIh position before the spider had finished his preliminaries. -M. A. Siiverkrop lq Bolriltlfip Amerl. cnq. Illnck Srii IVrtillnrltlrs. The Illnck sen him peculiarities which distinguish It from the Mediter ranean, Atlantic or Pacific. The great est ascertained depth Is 1,200 fathoms. A HiuTiiet' current Hows continually from the It Hick sea Into tho Mediter ranean through the Bosporus mid Dnrdiit 'lien mid mi undercurrent of mlt water from the Mediterranean Ipto (lie Bliiek Ken. TIiIh undercurrent of water Is warm and sinks to tho loltoin mid In eoiinequenco of Its great density pVevents vertical circulation. The result Is that those deeper waters nrc reiuleitil uiiiiiiint. They are sntu. I n I cd Willi Kiilpliuieted hydrogen, mid consequently life In Impossible. In nn expedition in whU'li Sir John Murray took nii l the wnler brought up by meilliN Of ii wutrr liettle from n depth of 'MO riitlni:.!XHiiidlnl exactly ( Kit ten t'ggx o life llii'ii'TiMf Is possible In the t"in !. m n beyond n depth of 100 fiitliiimn. which' Is ii striking con trast to wl.nl linppeiirt In the open oconn, whi'ic iliini' Is mi abundance of nnlin.il life nt Unit depth. This brings about another I'Xlinoiillnnry condition with refeietiee to the tlcxmltn that In nil the deeper deposits there Is an abundant elieinlcnl precipitate of car bonate of lime, n condition unt obtain ing us fni' fiH Is known In any other ocemi. Ilotlcu rixli n r'ooil, One of i lie national delicacies of northern I lunula In "trescn." mi ap palling dish, consisting of codfish en tight tin pievlous xtiiiiiiicr, and eaten In an nilvmici'd stage of decompusl. tlon. Its odor alone Is beyond woids, Its tiute the wiltcr fortunately does not know. It Is difficult to stay loug i.. i... .11. i i ..... i. i.. .... in nn- iuuiii wmi ii, iiiiu jui ii in int.- i ferred to fresh ment or fish, both of which are cheap mid easily obtnliia- I ble In iiiost villages mid obviate the trouble of drying mid rotting, which dried tresca Implies. "Tin' poor." snyH Chancelour, "are very Inuuiiiernblo mid live most miser ably, for I have seen them cut the pickle of hearing mid other very stink ing fish. Nor the II uh cannot bo so rotten but they will eat It mid uxtoll It to be more wholesome than other fish or fresh tueates. In mine opinion tbero Is no such people under the Hitiiuti for tholr liurducMK of llvelug."-(luutlu-iiiiiii'h Magazine, Tho ityirrr "t IIniIIiiiii. Tho substance culled indium 'emits rudlntlons resembling the X rays with out the application of work or energy from external sources mid without ap preciable loss of weight. This seems to be Inconsistent with tho law of tho conservation of energy, hut tho mys tery Is explained by the calculations of M. Ilccqucrul, which show that u loss of weight so IiiIIiiIIohIiiiiiI that In u thousand million years It would amount to no moru than u milligram would siillbo to account for the ob served effects. According to this -explanation the emanation from indium consist of material purlluluH. But how Infinitely minute must tliuuu particles bel ltiirlrnre Veru tlmury, "Marcus Aurullus nays," tho profess or began, "(hat nothing happens to nuybody which ho Is not fittmi by uu turi to boar." "Oh, that's lotl" replied the mun who hud uloped ut tho age of 21 with u girl whom he had known thine wuuks. "Just tell .Muro for urn that lie has an-i-tlior guinwi (KJiiiliig."Chlciigo 'limes Uuruld. A Cn ii ill d Opliilun. An old servant was asked by nn art ist what sh thought of bur master's portrait, which lie was painting, She looked at It critically, "Vo might havo made him u trlllo Imttur looking, may bo, but If yo had yo'd ha spoilt IC'-l'lak-Mo-Up. SuveJ IO, "Did you boo Jones? Ho wan looking for you," ' "YM! 1 saw him, but I manugd things so he didn't seo iue."-Chleago Iteoord. Inforforoiioo with digestion Is a by no moans uHeouiuiou effwit of excess ive exircl, und, so far am trulnlug Is concerned, It Is one of the most de structive. lie Knew lti Spot, An nmiMhig nueedoto Is related of (Jenorol Hliurinan, who, as commaml big general of the army, visited West Point one June for the graduation or oieisvs. Ho aii-oiripulKl the 5om luniidHiit on his Sunday morning tour of lusHt'tlou of barracks, und uu witsr lug a certain room ha walked over to the mantelpiece. Stooping down, bv priwl up u brlek from the middle of tun In arth with his sword scabbard and re vealed a hollow spaco about a foot square. In wlikdi was n!e!y imstwl u wnldwble quantity ef tolwecw atul other eoHtrabMiHl artlls. MMHWbll the cadets wetqiylHg tlw mora t""l by muttily wutebtng uil woiidi-nug whs tgrl ttf Hiun b ueucrul wa t - ..--3 lr ' I in mtm .n i . . aICT.r.rraMmM.i.i ii iiiiiHwniHii mi iiimi minimum mi nimwilij , THE NERVES OF WOMENX 1 W'"i n Tl", ittti'ii in ii i1 1 i IH I, J, Ii I ffiSSs&fttM' "sviHinJ I I IH I iSHttPmlPI I I t I I i ! "I am so iii-rvous ami wrotchetl." "I feel as if I should fly." How familiar tlteso oXiirossloiiB aro 1 Littlo things annoy you and mako volt irritable. You can't sleep, you aro unfit for ordinary duties, and aro subject to dizziness. That bearing-dowu sensation helps to mako you fool miserable. You havo backacho and paius low down in tho side, pain in top of head, lator ou at tho base of tho brain. Such a condition points unorringly to serious utorino trouble. t If you had writton to Mrs. Pinkham whon you first ox porionced impaired vitality, you would havo boon spared thbso hours of awful suffonng. Happiness will bo gono out of your lif o f orovor, my sistor, unless you act promptly. Procuro Iiytlla E. Pinklmm's Vogotnblo Compound at onco. It is absolutory suro to holp you. Thon write to Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., if thoro is anything about your caso you do not undorstand. You need not bo afraid to toll hot tho things you could not oxplain to tho doctor your lottor is soon only by womou and is absolutely confidential. Mrs. Pinklmm's vast oxpori onco with such troubles enables her to toll you just what is bost for you, and sho will chargo you nothing for hor advico. Mm. Valentine ,TcII of Happy Results Accomplished by Lydlo E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound. ' Dkaji Mia. Pinkhau t It Is with pleasure that I add my testimony to your.list, hoping It may Induce othors to avail thorasolvcs of the benefit of your val uable remedy. Bo f oro taklug Lydlu 13. Plnk huiu'H Vvtrutnblo Coinpouitd. I felt vory bad, was torribly nervous and tirod, had sick headaches, no appotito, gnawing pain in stomaoh, pain in xny baok and right sldo, and so weak I could sonrooly stand. I was not able to do anything. Had sharp pains nil through my body. Beforo I had takon half a bottlo of your medicine, I found mysolf improv ing. 1 contlnuod its uso until I had takon four bottles, aud felt so well that I did not nood to tako nn) moro. I am llko a now person, and your inedioltio shall always havo my prnlso." Mna. W. P. Valkntink, COO Forry Avonuo, Cnmdon, N. J. 5000 DtliJIDn have been nlilu to iliseuvor tuo ouo "cellnr" of Its kind In barracks. Turn lug to the commandant, the general re marked: "I have been wondering If that hole was still there. I made It when I was a cadet and lived In this room." New York Tribune. I'rer.l liy Witty llnlorl. Kow If any Judges onu bo. sovoru with n prisoner wll6 has iiiado thoui laugh. Just why this should bo so Is a problem for tlio psychologists, but that such Is tho casu can be testified to by any ouo who has much to do with the courts. A case In point ocourrud not long ago In Center street police court. An old darky had been arraigned on a charge of shooting craps. "'Deed, Judge, I didn't shoot no craps," protested Uio prisoner. "How about It, olllcert" asked tho court "1 wiw him with my own eyes," said the policeman. "No, no, Jedjr," still protested the darky, "he didn't seo me ehootin no emits. 1 wasn't playlu, 'deed I wasn't." "Now, look here," suld tho magis trate. "Which am I to bellevo? Tho officer swears positively bo taw you playing, and you swour equally as positively that you were not. What urn to do?" 'I'ho prisoner ovldently appreciated I ho uitfortuiinto position of the court Ho scratched his head In purploxlty. heaved u long sigh and aaldi "Waal, I dunuo, Jwlgvi we all has our troubles." He was (llvlinrgl.-New York Mall aud ISx press. Wliru CuU Wore WoralilprJ. A niimiiny tmt is a very Jourlous thing. Tons of those ombaltnod creu ttiNM were brought to Hugluud a few yMrn ago to bo groprid jqto f)ou' uin-. intr. Wat an mirqujnuttc c.ndliig Hfler -1,000 years tnuinuilli$ntlynl loiiio of the cats wee bound with Mm earn standing eret, others laid liMt. The elotbs wer tlj ndUrlJtg to the wuiniules, though in one snip load, supposed to contain 1H0.WW cuts, very few really oiuplsto siivclmetis on Id be fouiul. It Is supposed that the cats were of the specie known n Ifells ajwnlculatu, a kind formeijy fotuul In uorih Africa, and probably turned by the aueleut ItlO'ptlHiM. from which we get our do uiMiiMited puiwy. As early us 1000 II. O. tablets reord mI that iU were kept In the Itgyptlun tejMpltM us hh thjt of worship. llnlnyliiW Ills Jitwu. Mtiark Mortal, with Hie reason, are commonly recwlvvd with luefedullty. A well autlifiitUutisI siioedut. lwwwver, la tol.l f In I i.iUri. Hill, sn UliglUU SlIIKiHUI llf lllntllll I (Oil A mini f. II iiMiltoHM In tm iltgtlH i ..i r nil., a ! it k a umHth. 1MR5WPVALENTINE. 0lnf to th fact that torn ittptlal HHSH II arsBiW ihag(nuln(nio(ttilrilinontilleUcrt .... wa are conitantly publlihlnif, wa hava depoatltJ with Ilia National City Uank, of Lynn, Maw., tj.ooo, which will to paid to any ptraua who can ihow that thd alova UtlrauUl Ii not (nulnc,or waa publlihcii balora obtaining lh wmei'aitlalpriuluUia, I.yiiU It. 1'inkiuu Mkuicinb Co. a jiva iroia lime lu tint iiutitioota J rrr it" inn, who was standing close to too rail, grabbed a belaying pin mid with out hesitation Jumped to save the snllor. The groat brute was Just turning ou bis back to bite, when Hill drove the belaying plu right through both Jaws. Both men Wero got ou board again un harmed. "Perhaps that fellow won't want mi othor toothplok. Una any one got a clean shirt to loud? This was my last," were the .only words of tho rescuer. Tlio Oyatar, The oyster Is as fixed and sedentary as tlio potato, aud Its cultivation Is Just us eusy. In Huropo its propaga tion has bean reduced to a scientific hasls, but In this country only a be ginning has been made Au oyster Is reudy for market In about five years. Tho blvulvus, havju. so tiiuoh to contend with that porllupa only ouo In -'.QW.OOO llvoa to grow up mid'' be onteu by human belngrf-Chl-cago'&'luioS'Hsu-uld. . . , Nut tn Ilu Murufirnuxl. "What do you think of u man who regularly i.irrls his buslnesj hotqe with blmr "HVII, that dftwtids. Now, f u map's business Is to wll liquor, fur Instance. It Isn't Just the thing for hlm to take a great deal of It home with hlm over iilglif'-Bostou TrmiHorlpt. Nit UuliroiIly, "Annie Nlhblus Is the meanest klud of a gosslii." "What variety Is tlmtr' "She's the kind that; doesn't Ml any thing herself, but geU you to tcl ill you kuow."-Chleaso Ueeord. ftace txtlirtit Why devote nil your time reading Urn. Dour War and tho Gold, Fields of AlaiiaT There ar other matters o vital Important); you may mako atrip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to huvo the beat'sor vice use the Wisconsin Central lly., between Bt. Paul and Chicago. -For rflUw und otlwr Information, wrlto Ju4 A. Cloak, General Agent, l'ortand, Or . Bids lor Fire Hose Notice la hereby ylvuu that snalod bids will be roceived at tho oilke ol tho un dareigne', up tn 0 o'clock P. m. ol Tue day, December 4th, 1000, for (uruUhlng tho City oi Bulom. Uregon, with 8ix HundrtAi (uO0) (eetot first elssa ruldwr tiro hose and outiplings. All bid must be aaeomptuited by n certilled eheek in the sum of t it iMir cent o( bid oflered and thu Common Couuetl roeervea tho right to reject any and all bids submitted. In this bolmll. Done by order of tho Common Counell, this 'M, day of Nov emler, KXW. N. J. J)AII, U-5Htd City Recorder. for acceptable (4as, State U patsnttdU THE PATENT UZtt? BaJtloMriMM. -MtWV wssrtf r"'--aaakt:4aaida