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BY HOFER BROS.
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i OFHCIAL CENSUS SALEM,
jMAY, 1004, 13.287.
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TBB. CORNELIUS AS MARSHAL.
, Of course, the Salem mnrshnlship wns
promised to some ono clso by a fow
Ibosscn. They wfiro put out at Tom Cor
melius' strength.
Me. Cornelius was from the suburbs.
9Io never naked permission to become
ia, Candida to except from his friends
amfl the-coplo.
A chief of polico thnt wasn't "tho
-choice of a few politicians, is a great
-vietory for the decent people of tho
teity.
"The old partnership between tho mn
ceiixse and, tho tondorfoin clemouts has
coot been rovived in the recent election,
and never will bo.
If n Itcpublican who is n clean, lion
est nan in his family life, a hard work
ing taxpayer, can't mnko n goof mar
shal, who ennf
JjA the better element of tho cominu-
could bare a' generation f Hannahs
wf would then have' a generation of
Samuels growing up under their wise,
devoted nurture.
"There is ono other fcaturo'in' this
old-tlmp mother that should not be
overlooked. She nursod her child, for
tho Lord, i'rom tho very first atfe
looked upon, him aa OodVchild, not
hers, ' hniV considered ' herself only
God's nurse, whoso duty it was to
bring up tho child for a holy life and
service. It is easy to see what a dig
nity and splendor this gavo to the
wholo tollsomo round of motherly
tasks and duties with tho successive
days brought to her. Nothing over
seemed drudgery, no duty to her lit
tlo ono was hard or distasteful, with
this thought over glowing in her heart,
And Is thcro another woman who
may not have tho same inspiration as
sho goes through her rourid of com
monplace nursery tnskflj Was Sam
uel God's child in any higher sense
thnn nro tho littlo ones of thousands
of mothers todayt All children belong
to God, and every mothor is responsi
ble for their molding nnd training for
His service Hannah understood this
and found her task full of glory. But
how many, oven among Christian
mothors, fail to understand it, nnd un-
sustained by a consciousness of tho
aittr take courage. The Republican
tzity administration will bo found treat- dignity nnd blessedness of this high
anjj Ihijm fair. J calling, look upon its duties nnd self-
' -BETTER MOTHERS.
"ITcro js n pen picturo of that truo,
oll-fohioncd mothor of Blblp times4
Hamuli and thcro aro so many points
-wcrfiy of consideration by mothers of
rttro present timo that Tho Journal is
f,fjling to quoto n portion of tho sketch:
"Hannah as a mothor was cnthusi-x-ixile.
Sho believed that children wero
VMeaslngs from tho Lord and that
motherhood was the highest possiblo
Jbonor. Another thing, when Hannah's
-child camo ehe considered it a part o
ther religious duty to tako caro of it.
Ifaatead, therefore, of going up to Shi
ah to nttond all tho great feasts, as
1ib had 'dono before, sho stnyod nt
'(home to give personal attontion to tho
little one thnt God had given hor. No
nlt she supposed sho wns worship
ing1 Ood just ns acceptably in doing
rtlm ns if sho had gono Up to nil tho
fgrcut moetings. And who will say that
-.alio was not rlghtl A mother's first
obligations nro to hor children. She
ean have no hollor or moro sacred du
ties than those which rclnto to thorn.
"She may run to temperance and
(missionary meetings nnd abound In nit
ftinds of ehnritablo activities, and may
do vory much good among the poor,
arrying blessings to many other homes
nnd being 11 blessing to other people's
children through tho Sabbath or mis
sion schools, but if she falls meauwhilo
tfo enro for hor own chlldron, she can
Tearcoly bo commended ns n faithful
Christian inotlier. She has overlooked
Sier first nnd most sacred duties, to
fiivo her hand and heart to those that
iaro but secondary to hor.
'Jlnnnah'iJ was tho truo 0110.
A mother would better bo nilssod in
ithn church circles and at tho public
gatherings than bo missed in iter own
liousohold. Somo things must bo crowd
d,.out of every earnest life, but tho
3aat .tiling to bo crowded out' of a
Miotlier'H life should bo tho faithful
and loving caro .of her chlldron. Tho
jtreaeher fiiay urgo thnt every ono
uihonM do something in the gonornl
work of tho church, and the wuporlu
tendont may appear for teachers for
tho Sabbath Hohool, but tho mothor
herself must dccldo whethor tho Mas
ter really wants her to tako up any ro
llgious work outsldo pf her own homo.
3r tho work there slip Is. surely To
xspqiwlblo until tho other Is well done.
Tho best thing nlxntt Hannah was
that ho took earo of her own child.
ftShq did not go to an intelligence of
ilro and hlro a foreign nurso nt so
turned a week and then commit hor ten.
tier child to the nurso thnt sho herself
might be free from social and relig
ious duties. Sho was old-fashioned
)noigh to profer to care for her own
child. Sho doos not seem to hnvo felt
ft any great personal privation, eith
er. Sho ovtjn appears to havo thought
U n high honor and distinguished
prlyUtfgi' to llo w"u l,or own lin,,,ls R
luotltor'a duties. And whon wo think
wlin tljlH ohlld bomimo in after years,
what tho ontuomo was of all hor pains
taking nnd toll, It certainly looks as
If Hannah was right. If anything half
no good would come ordinarily out of
faithful mothering, there nro certain
ly fow occupations open to womon,
von In those advanced nineteenth
century days, -which will yield such
satisfactory results in tho end ns tho
wise and truo bringing up of their
children. The great want of this ago
Is mothors who will Hvo with their
awn chlldron nud throw over their
tender lives all tho mighty power of
ilnnlnlfi na a round of tollsomo. wearl'
some drudgery! It will bo well worth
whllo for every mother to study tho
motherhood of Hannah and learn
from hor of its blessedness. " Home
Culture.
CONDENSED
KNOWLEDGE
A man is whnt ho thinks.
Thcro 's n fool for every folly.
Truth Is tho buffer of diplomacy.
Tho gossip's sting la in hor talo.
Fashion is the juggernaut of fools.
Tho horsoy woman likowiso has hor
nay.
Qruffncss is tho outpost of 11 mean
spirit.
The nssinlty of somo men is forovpr
braying.
Somo men hold their jobs by putting
up n job.
Tho picco of mind usually destroys
tho picco of mind.
Duty is a strict master, but tho
wages aro paid in con that has curren
cy with God.
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Election Day in Mississippi.
Jackson, Miss., Dec. 13. Littlo pub
lic interest is manifested in tho mu
nicipal elections boing hold today In
all towns in Mississippi opcrntiag ua
der tho code chapter on municipali
ties. Tho Democratic primaries wero
hold somo timo ago nnd tho municipal
oflleors for tho noxt two years named.
The result in all cases aro a foregono
conclusion, as no opposition tickets
havo been named.
Trial of Von Plovo's Assassin.
St. Petersburg, Dec. 13. Tho trial
of Snsrneff, who nssassinatod Intorlor
Minister von Flovo in July last, and
Slkorifsky, his accomplice, began be
fore tho appeal court today. Tho trial
is being conducted bohlnd closod doors.
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Fight Will Bo Bitter.
Thoso who will porslst In closing
their cars against tho continual re com
mondntioa of Dr. King's Now Dlscov
ory for Consumption, will havo along
and bitter fight wfth their troublos, If
not ended earlier bv fatal termination.
Head what1 T. R. Boall, of Boall, Miss.,
has to say: "Last fall my wlfo had'
ovory symptom of consumption. Sho.
took Dr. Kiug's Now Discovery nfter
everything elso had failod. Improve
ment enmu nt onco and four bottles en-
i t u.il nhAil 1 n r!iin(ltitAiil 9 T I1l
I'orry, druggist. Price 50c, $1.00. Trial
bottles free.
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'Miss Hapgood tells how she was cured
of Fallopian and Ovarian Inflammation
and escaped an awful operation by using
Lydia E Pinfeham's Vegetable Compound
"Deab Mns. PnncnAu: I Buffered for four years with what tho
doctors called Salpingitis (inflammation of the fallopian tubes) and ova
ritis, which aro most distressing and painful ailments, affecting all the
surrounding parts, undermining tho constitution, and sapping tho lifo
forces. If you had seen mo a year ago, before I began taking JLydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and had noticed tho sunken eyes,
sallow complexion, and general emaciated condition, and compared that,
person with mo as I am today, robust, hearty and wolL you would not
wonder that I feel thankful to you and your wonderful medicine,
which restored mo to new life and health in five months, and saved mo
from an awful operation." M133 Ihkne Hapgood, 1022 Sandwich St,
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Ovaritis or Inflammation of the ovaries or fallopian tubes which adjoin tho
ovaries may result from sudden stopping of tho monthly flow, from Inflamma
tion of the womb, and many other causes. The allghtest indication of trouble
with tho ovaries, indicated by dull throbbing pain in the side, accompanied
by heat and shooting- pains, should claim your Instant attention. It will not
cure Itself, and ft hospital operation, with all its terrors, may easily result from
neglect
"Dbaii Mns. Pinkiiah: lean truly say that you havo saved
my life, and I cannot express my srratltudo to you in words.
"Before I wrote to you telling how I folt, I had doctored for over
two years steady and spent lots of money in medicine besides, but it all
failod to do mo any good. My menses did not appear in that time, and
x HLwuieu xuuuu uum. x would uany navo
fainting spells, headache, backache and
bearing down pain, and was so weak that
it was nard for mo to do my work.
"I used your medicine and treatment
as directed, and after taking three bottles
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetablo Com-
Sound, monses appeared, my womb trou
los left mo, and I navo been regular ever
since. I used fourteen bottles of
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Compound and Blood Purifier
together, and am now restored to
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"I will always recommend your wonderful remedies, and hope that
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Such unquestionable testimony proves the power of Lydia E. Pink
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Women should remember that they aro privileged to consult
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WT'X
X-RAYS
.For Orphan School.
Two sisters of charity, from tho St
AT l 1T. J.. l1..t.nn n Clt Tmil i
Ore., wore in the eity yesterday, solicit
ing aid for tho school. Auy offerings of
food, elothiug, etc., will bo gratefully
received by them, ami if sent to tho
Snered Heart Academy In this eity will'
bo forwarded to St, Paul.
In Sanest Variety.
field watches nud charms for ladies
and gontlomou, also all kinds of jew
olry nt greatly roducod prices, at V
Calvot's, Practical "Watchmaker, 153
State street. 13-10-ood-2wk
school contract was promlsod in ad
vance nnd cannot bo delivered. It
scorns a' little public business is to do
transacted by the public and for tho
public. "
Horace McKinlcy, et al., will loso
faith in tho 'soben como eleben" mas
cot. It may work all right in craps,
but looks liko a hoodoo when played in
land denls.
The weather Is brite and fare. Tom
Cornelius.
Salem is still tho great Santa Claus
centor of tho WiUnmctto valley.
It seems tho Salem saloons will try
tho Sunday opening ono nt a time.
Tho X-Uay man Is receiving copies
of Madamo Madame. It is very protty.
"We had scarcely got Mrs. Maybrlck
disposed of, when Mrs. Chard wick gets water aud let it stand twenty-four hours ,
Thousands Haye Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it.
IIow To Find Ont.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
into trouble. .Will theso women never
let tho world rest In peace.
Tho Pilot Itock papers says a young
merchant of that .town was recently
married to a young lady from tho fair
glades of Kentucky, Of' course, thcro
wns a distillery at tho head of tho
glado.
Some of tho Salem saloon keepers
seem to want to give themselves nnd
a sediment or set
tlingindicatcsatt unhealthy ebu
llition of the kid
neys ; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble ; too
frequent desire
to pass it or pain
in the back is
also convincing proof that tho kidneys
and bladder are out of order.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
t' barkeepers n ohnnco to go to ( SwampRoot, the great kidney remedy,
Miss Lola Sunders, of Harrisburg, la
visiting with tho Misses Oreigliton. Sho
has recently returned from a several
tholr own rich, loving natures. If wo month's trip ill tho East.
My! My! You are growing old fast!
And you know why, too. It's those gray hairs I Don't you
know that Aycr's Hair Vigor restores color to gray hair? Well,
1 It does. And it never falls, either. It stops falling hair also,
and keeps the scalp clean, bold for sixty years.
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J. O. ATM CO..
Lowell. Kuj.
ohurch on Sunday. Hettcr go to church
than to somo other place.
s A man who Is having his street
graded out of tho present gravel sys
torn will naturally opposo any change
in tho system.
Lot this city do something besides
talking good streets this 'coming year,
says ox-Mayor Bishop.
Tho lutelleotual people had a play
onee that suited them. It was cold,
frozen intellect. Give us something
warmer with a littlo love-making and a
fow skirt dances, VTo will all livo
longer,
Again there is surprise. The high
fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
It corrects inability to hold water
aud scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
limes during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
is soon realized. It stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If yob need a medicine
you should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all
about it , both sent free
bvuiail. Address Dr.
Kilmer & Co., Blng-
hamton.N.Y, When UMMotBuup-Baoc
writing mention this paper aud don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Bmghamtou, N, Y.
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New Table
SILVERWARE
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plated
"Wo havo lust rcrolvcd many now pieces of silver
spoons and fancy singlo pieces bcautlfullesigns, with a ena' '
for twontyrfivo years' woar. Prices fromSfooO $3.00 for bIi!111"
t.o' an.OO nor sot for toasDoons.'; . . H geianey
piccoj $3.00 por sot for teaspoons!
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We Sell a Superior Quality
Of plated knlvos and forks mado fdr our special trade with our
name on them. ,- ' l
$4.50 pet set of each
ONE PRICE FOR ALL-THAT THE LOWEST j
Bail's Jewely Stoie,
CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STREETS.
It Is Guaranteed.
Whon your watch or clock gets out
of order and you wnnt it fixed, bo suro
and bring it to W. Calvot, 158 State
street. All work guarantood. -
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Wash Kour Own Clothes
Well, that's your privilege; hi
whon you seo tbo excellent vork n
do, and tho low prices ws Am
for family washing tho chancel n
that your noxt wook's wah tfl
como to us. Need not sendnt
call, also deliver oa tho day tJ
promiso it. Ask us, by word
mouth, mail or telephone, wht J
charge.
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A 20c Toy " l $4
A 25c Toy JV " $5
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ANORA M, WELCH,
92-94 Coofti
Street
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AUTUMN AND WINTER
STY1E3 IN 8H0M
Takes lots of our show apace ul
storo space styles that are baud
to win your approval and nt yow
feet nlcoly as to looks, comforUty
as to tho "feel." No pffcKetDooi
strnln In our solllne fieures. Ery
inducomont to buy is accorded jm
hero, and wo cordially welconi
your examination of our lootwfu.
Jacob Vogt
09 SUto Street '"
: Huic Wing Sang Co.:
New line of China antf Japan Fancy Goods, Sjlfoj
Handkerchiefs, Chinaware, Ornaments and all mom
! of Gents' and Ladies Furnishing Goods, Underwear,
Wrappers, Shirts, Waists. Foil fine of holiday goo
Now on sale at cost. JOO Coart St., Salem, Ote.
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POR PAPA'S CHRISTMAS
thcro is nothing that will pleWJ
him .r.-tta.wdlW
that will onablo him to topwj
.gQod cheer" to his Wends, J
to make his table H
festive. Wo have the choice U
bio wines, cuampag"-. - 1 1
Cedar Brook whiskies a t priw I J
will enable you to entertain toyo
heart s content.
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