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Federation OF Labor.

HARElsBuRa, Pa, Oct. 22.-Aiter a
busy morning seHaion the State branch
OF the American Federation OF Labor
adjourned this afternoon. Officers were
elected rs follows: President, J. W.
Bisbing, Philadelphia; First Vice Presi.
dent, NJ. ?. Carrick, Pittsburgh; Second
Vice President, G. a. Miller, Harrisburg
Recording Secretary, G. X. Willets, Erie
Treasurer, ]. S. johnson, Pittsburgh.
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4 HORRIBLE STOKY.
Negroes Found Dead In II Hula sod s,,,,,
of Affairs.

FREDERICKSBURG, Mo-, Oct. 92,-Iu-
formation from spottsylvania county
says that in the neishborhood OF Peaks,
lew days ago, gentleman while hunt
ing in back woods came near miser-
able hut in which it was known lived n
family OF negroes. He soon tliscerncd
that the air was filed with horrihl.
stencil and that buzzards sat aronnd in
the trees near The house. On invcsi;ga-
ton, the bodies OF two negro bows in n
,iecomposed stale were found in the hn,
ltseems that they fought several lavs
previous and one Of them Ind Killed ia
other, while from wounds the other haJ
received death resulted. A child in tb.
hut had Its collar bone broken and was
in a critical condition. Another msIo
child who was i'll was so cruelty bana.
sged by the woman who had him in
charge that the little fellow was suiTrr.
Ing horribly when discovered Thc mr.
Sroes IN charge OF the children have been
arrested and will bO tried rs being part;ea
to the crime,
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CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Another large del.
ecation OF Rock Island employees, repre-
senting the fremcn and sgitchmep,
called upon General Manager st. John
this afternoon. Both sides deny that
any trouble is expected. The statement
is given out that the conference was for
the purpose OF formulating rules detin-
ing the authority OF forcmeu. Another
session 10 to be hold tomorrow.
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Entliusiasnl In Proston,

SpfeiGl Dispatch 10 Tic ls.clligenctr.
klSdwoop, W. Va, Oct. 22.-One Of
the best Republican meetings OF the
campaign in this county was held 10.
night q. Albrightsville, in Portland dis.
irict. Edward S. Elliott spoke for two
hours to a crowded hall OF enthusiastic
people. He reviewed the work Of Con.
gress and made magnificent tariff argu
ment. State Senator Worley followed
and showed us most effectively the
Democratic steal Of the Goyernorship
The Republicans here are, making 6 ho
campaign and there are two or more
meetings every day until the election
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Seventh NRy linptl.ta.

CHlcAQ9. OFT. 92,-Tthe seyen,ietl,
General Council Of the Seventh Day
haptisss Of tbs United States met in thi.
CITY Ic.day. The gathering is to consid.
er matters relating to denominations
policy, misaions, progress and welfare o.
the church: Appointment OF commit.
tees occupied the bulk OF the session
The meeting will last several days.
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TRAIN WRECkERS
Discovered In tho Act of I.o0seulng Rails on
the 90" Road,


the 90" Rond.
LIBERTY, Mo-, Oct. 99.-George Smith,
oil this place, while walking on tho track
OF tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railway near here, surprised four men
ut work engaged in looGening the rails.
He informed the police, but tho would
be wreckera had disappeared when they
arrived on the ground. They wero cvi.
IDENTIFY preparing TO shift the rails in
order to wreck the Burlington passenger
train. Great excitement exists IN this
locality over the discovery, and 1t is
greatly increased by tho result OF the
cotouer's investigation into the death OF
Fireman Wright, in the G., NJ. & St. P.
wreck, which proved that II was accom-.
plished by train wreCkers.
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Tho Arel,Iteots' Instltnte.

WAsulse7os, Oct. 9ee.-The annual
convention Of the American Institute OF
Architects began in this city to-day, the
mectings being held ct the Arlington
Eotel. The ATTENDANCE was very en-:
couraging, representing all parts Of the
Union. Many interesting aud valuable
reports will be presented and papers
read before the convention duringl its
three days session.. But one session
was held to-day, and was chiefly devoted
to preliminary matters.
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THE GLASS COMBINE.
ihe hianufActurers, ,nioet In Chicago-Ot,, n.
cerA Elected.

AA SthsNko-oHls
cera Elected.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The members OF
the Window Glass Manuiacturers As.
sociation who held n preliminary meet.
ing in this city several weeks ago, con.
vened again yesterday. The following
officers were elected: James A. Cham.
bers, Pittsburgh, President; Thomas E.
Hart. Muncie, Vice.Prcsidsnt; James
Loeiler, Pittsburgh, Treasurer; O. L.
trazee, Chicago, Secretary. It was dc.
cided that the general Office of the com.
pany shall be in Pittsbureh.
The report OF the administrators who
have charge OF the output of the fac.
tories in the combination came before
the meeting and was disposed OF after u
short discussion. The meeting spent
nearly five honrs in endeavoripr 10 solve
the problem OF how to get those glass
manufacturers who at present are no,
members Of tho combination within
their ranks.
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Mra. Riverside. Rives (nee Cleeyer)-
"fou don't mean TO tell me that Stuy.
vesant Van knicker is really engaged TO
that bliss Brown? l wonder at bis
taste.a girl Of absolutely no family"
Mr.. Rves-"rhat is very true, dear
but you know she is really very pretty
and as for family, perhaps your pnpa
might remedy that. l believe he uscd
to advertiae families supplied.'n
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scoTrDALE, Pa, Oct. o2.-Tom Tic,
Guire, the X. of L. organizer, addressed
a large and enthusiastic mass meeting
here tonight. His audience was about
equally divided among Democrats and
Republicans. His speech was raptur.
ously encored at every point. He scored
Delamater's Legislative record and aiyo.
Gated the election OF candidate. wbo
iayosed the adoption oi,"., australian
,sa, s y 't'- system. Nothing but Sc
1'" business was transacted AT to-day't
convention OF the Knights Of Labor o.
the coke regions.
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Mnr,i cred for Robbery.

PoRT HuRoS, MIcn., Oct. 2a-Last
night n man named Pellet callei at tho
house of James O'Hara,a wealthy farmer
living near Smith creek. and asked fo,
drink Of water. II was given him and
while Mr.. O'Eara's back was turnej Pol. %
let stabbed him several timps Me-
oHsra interfered md vas also brut"ilv
pounded and stabbed. Neirhboys bcn5.
ing the noise, rusled in, bnt pnIiai,
escaped and the oihcnrs are now in pur-
n sIIt. 1t is leaIed both ATr. and Mrs
O'Hara will dio OF their iniurieg. Rob.
berry was undoubtedly the cause of the
crime, Vi tHo
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Berlin S-ws Ia IL Sutsh,II.

BERLIN, Oct. 92.-Itis understood that
official inquiries are being made IN n. .
certain whether goods which hay,
hitherto heen ottainct from Amori,n
can be imported from other conntr;"s .,.,'
The Post publishes a warning le". arsirtt
emigration 10 CahaLa, "N7'''he
The fret SNOW Of the season fell ho,o
to-day. '''' nero
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Special Dispatch 10 The ln!elliceneer.
WAsulSGroN, D. G., Nov. 22.-West
Virginia pensions were granted as fol-
lows: Increase-Jacob N. Burbough,
Spruce; Ellis Long, WicLs; Henry Con.
way, Diego; Alex Depil, From; Heykirk
G. Moriston, Point Pleasant; Washing
ton Felure, Tyler Greek; James NJ,
White, Eureka Springs. Reissue-Ar.
mold Felir, Union Ride; James Il. Ardle,
Wheeling. Reissue and increased. L.
StoGerd, Newburg.
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WAR or TELEGRApuERS,
Opposition to tho Observation-Disclosures
Mt Chicago.

~ ShlcRSOs
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Disconten! and
murmurinss prevail in the local Office.
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany. The officials have undertaken to
nip in the bud the growing influence Of
Chicago Lodge. No. l, Brotherhood oil
Telegraphers, which was organized in
lnis city several weeks ago, and lately
has been Initiating so to IS mon at every
meeting. 1t is claimed ,ha. in order 10
discourage the brotherhood sentiment,
the company has discharged several
leaders Of the movement.
The obvious intention OF the new
brotherhood is to organize Railroad
Operations so as to prevent their coming
TO till strikers places es they did in lSS3
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THE ONO LEGISLATURE.
Tho Seilnte IIns short SessIon-Tlto House
Proceedings.

Proceedings.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 22.-The Senate was in
session for only q few minutes when a
recess was taken 10 forestall move in
favor OF taking up the bill 70 abolish the
Cincinnati! Board OF Equalization.
The bill which passed the Senate YES.
terday providing for non-partisan
board Of improvements for Cincinnati,
to be APPOINTED by the Mayor, WIS read
for the first time in the House to-day,
and IN effort was made to suspend the
rules and make it 4 law, but the oppo-
nents OF the measure prevented this,
and the bill went over until Tomorrow.
There seems no doubt that the bill will
become law tomorrow or the next
day when the Legislature will adjourn.
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MELBOURNE, Oct. eth. execntive
committee oil striking docknen bers boro
sent a cable mesaago to London savir',
that the strike has not ceased. Tia, ,hs
men VIII not give way, and thai ~, ti'o :,
the strikers. "'o 'uccess OF
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Special Disrdtch to TIE In,eIliCenocr.
CENTRAL, W. Va, Oct. 22.-Notgith.
standing heavy rain, Hubbard spoke 10
large and enthusiastic audience here
tonight. His speech was well received.
He indulged in no personal attacks and
the speech was in marked contras. 10
PenGletoR's diatribes.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 22. The
American Humane Society met here to.
day. Tho address Of welcome was de.
livered By DR.. Price, OF Nashville,
Nearly all tnc States Of the Union ore
represented. The only business trans.
acttd up to noon to-day was the reading
OF reports,
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Tho Locomotive Euvipeers,

PIrrsHrRd, Pa, Oct. 'a22.-The dele.
gates to the annual convention of the
International brotherhood Of Locomo.
tive Engineers visited the Pennsylvania
railroad shops at Altoona to-day and, in
consequence, no session Was held. The
election OF the grand officers will take
place at Eddays session Of tho conyen.
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CHICAGO, Oct. o2.-John P. Slough,
the former advertising sgent OF the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road, who is wanted in Cincinnati, was
ARRESTED on telegram from the Chief
OF Police there and will be taken back to
Ohio this evening. His accounts, it is
said, have been discovered to be short.
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Another 1nmnte Of tho Reform School
Tries to Escape,
Special Dispatch TO he IateIii0encr.
PRuSrYTowS, W. Va, Oct. 22.-John
Lee jarrett, OF Fayetteville, Fayette
county, West Va, recently sentenced to
the Reform School by the Circnit Court
Of that county, attempted to escape from
the Institution last Sunday night. He
was returned promptly next evening by
Mr. W. D. Barnett, first assistant in the
school: The boy hsd heard all manner
OF fstories concerning the school and only
remsined three days until he attempted
to escape. Persons in describing the
manner OF treatment to boys should ad {.
here to the truth. No boy is mistreated
here, -
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Fire mt yrn,t i.iver,,ooI

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., Oct. 22.-Sebring
Bros. & Co.'s pottery was partly de.
stroyed by fire about daylightthis morn.
ing. The cause was IN oveihea.ed deco.
rating kiln. Loss $4,000 on ware. The
kiln and building are covered by in.
surauce,
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.19Fti cred Hftt. ffVtJf,.,f

CHICAGO, Oct. GA terrible crime
was committed tonight at Desplainey, a
little village rcveral miles wcs. OF III
city. Michael, Brazell, one of t,,,
oldest and best known residents
was the victim. Tho old pen,Ismo, 20
corpse was ionnd at his barn door, his
skull cleft with an AK. 3lr, 'Brpz.li,s
pockets had each bsen slit byn kniie
and all valhables distracted, appArentIv
showing that the motive Of the aasaiIsrfa
was robbery. / ''
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ChnrYnA MiiI,nrnuu.

TfrrEEAEr, Oct. 22.-The police sum.
nonses issued aghinst Mr.. Harrison,
member OF the House Of Commons for
the Middle Division Of Tipperary, and
other persons, on charges growing out
Of tho diaturbanCeg that occurred at the
Court House here at the opening o. the
conspiracy case, have been Withdrawn.
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Special D:;pateA 10 he in.eiligeneer.
MAErlSsnuEG, ". Va, Oct. 22.-while
Webster Keppinger, a sixF.year.old boy,
living on High street, was playing with
fire in a cinder bsnt along the railroad,
the wind blew spark in his clothes,
which became iSuited, burning them
almost off and causing lrightiul Ecpnj.
all over his body, wh:ssil was burned o ,o
crisp. somebody noticed him and I'd
extlngnished the flames or they would
have burned hila up. He is now in d
preCarious condition. - :
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'Atennlsllip News,

New fohE Oct. oa-A,riyed-steamer
Majestic, from Liverpool.
Nsw YoRK, Oct. o2.-Arriyed-s,eam.
ers Wisconsin, Liverpool; State OF
Nevada, Glasgow.
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GALEsnuEG, Ills, Oct. aa22.-Speaker
kee;' made short speech ut the depot
this morninglo 10 largo audience. He
upheld strongly the policy OF the Repub.
lican party, aud was loudly cheered.
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And still Another.

ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 222.-Aspecial from
Rome to the Constitution says: A terrible
accident occurred on the line Of the
Chattanooga, Rome & Columbus rail.
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Z4SEsviLLE, O., Oct. GA fire at s.
A. Weller's pottery destroyed goods to
the value OF Sl,5OO tonight. Insurance
$1,000.
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road this morning. Four persons were
killed. A. south bound passenger
train left Chattanooga on
time and was running at q moderate rate
oi speed. Approaching Chickamauga,
ns the train dashed out OF cut acoyered
wagon was upon acrossing. The engine
struck the wagon and killed J. W. Jen.
King, his wife and baby, and Mrs. Jamcs
Bowman, all OF Walker county.
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Bishop Knin Rt Clarksburr,

CLARKsnURG, WA, Oct. 2s.-Bishop
Kahn arrived SsFe today ut noon and
Is haYing great reception at Parish
hall tonight, ''''''-'
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,o DWELLINGS, in the neck ana all otber
tv,aii cm.n e., o. scf9iuiS. salt rhym, ETC., arc
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LoSDoH; Oct. ooo.-The parliamentary
election in the Eccles division OF Ian.
cashire to-day resulted in victory ior
| the Gladstonians.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-17

" wv" hcuieuy NO Neiia"'e'
,onr' Holden: My children are
men x"n troubled with coughs nnd colds
aa, @,'er trying q variety of cough rem
es v", wi'hoh good effect, l tried
SIu, ' ETHEREAL Cough syrup. ] am
s',,asa ss,asea 10 hnd " remedy that u No
''"aoie. HENRY ESBACH,
ro. 6teckton.
'or srls BY all druggista.
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FIRES S.
A TERRIBLE FATE.

Vancouver, Oct. l6. The burning
of the shack occupied by Joseph
Purdy, u workman in the e. p. X,
oarshops, has been found to have in
volved its owner In terrible fate.
The charred body Of Purdy has been
taken to the morgue. The evidence
given went to show that Purdy had
been seen on Sunday night the
worse for liquor, aud that when he
had gone to his cabin he had not got
into his bed. 1t Is believed that af-
ter lighting the stove he lay down
ON the floor and kicked the stove ov-
er IN his sleep. 1t is likely he was
smot hered 10y the smoke. He was
In the habit of getting drunk on
Saturday night and bracing up on
Monday morning for work. He has
a son in North Bend and II daughter
In Kansas. The jury yesterday re-
turned a verdict of death from
burning while under the influence
of liquor".
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7ELECRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Report and
Digests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.

WHEAT.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. T.--Whea'
Arm; cash 81. .O8; Dec. $l.O4l to 81 .O5
May sl.Oss.
SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 17.-Wheat
buycr 1890, $l.37s, season, $l.46s.
PUGET souN PRICES.
TACOMA, Oct. 1.-THE Globe says
Whpnt In still coming In steadily
aud enough has arrived to load ur
all tbc vessels In port. but heavy
.,ocks have not accumulated because
If lock of cars. Little club Is quoted
n, ria 70c, blue stem, 75@76c.
In green fruits this week apples
command u large share Of attention
and are in good supply with brisk
demand. Dealers are clearing up
stocks Of certain varieties, at prices
ranging from $l.25 up, for the best
grades, while some apples can be
BOUGHT for so cents. Fall apples are
commencing to come In good shape
and sell rapidly at $l@l.25. Pears
o,,otnble mt 81 25. But very few
muchcs remain upon the market,
mad the remnant bringing readily
sl.75. Grapes are getting scnrcer
and sell ut $lGl.25. Cranberrics ARE
commencing TO come In quite freely
fam Eastern points, aud bring Ia
this mari OF Sl2 n barrel.
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The Rest Man In the World

We'll. n not positively the best, one OF
,hr wIsest Is he who checks disease ~ the
sinrt In his own system. In preserving or or
restoring tho heav.n,grann'ea gHider". g'ildd VI
ION His example Is worthy to 6e ini-
lated. The complaints which afiitct US
nre largely attributable toa want ol tons as
IN the Stomach either inherent or S innls'ea es.
by ourselves upon thnt mncn ao"s~ mS,r,sh
ia ii hpt isiIs requirements in adversely. !.
rely upon expericnce nnd testimony as
Hosiettcr's stomach b,tlers, .,'eu um,heu'1a as
J w'i, M invigorniion Of the digestive WIS.,
~" ~. ,urb lie ngency Of the slomnchic
n,mrd stronghold lhe entire system n,sr. ~ rs
.n"e m' MnL.r,ni, kidney, bladder ana
,''.',n,,tic complaints are cradicated ny
',,,s sanitary rei,,rmrr Of health.
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ST A TIE
SURGERY.


ALBANY, Oct. l7.--Ycs,crdnv on
of the mos. difficult surgicnl opera
tions WAS performed In this cit!
with careful attention and with per
feet surccss.
DR.. Mu,son nssisted by Drs. Da
Wis and Wallace performed the op
erat,on spoken of, and it consisted
IN removing nm ovarian tumoI
from the wife of Mr.. Il. l.. Ehre
who resides on Lyon street neal
the Southern Pacific depot. The
tumor " hen removed weighed thirty
pounds and was remarkably large
the only thing against Mrs. Ehret''
recovery IL her age, which is 81
years.
PACIFIC EXPRESS EXIT.
PORTLAND, Oct. 1.-THE third
party organ has collapsed. In Its
mledictory II says: "rhe final
number of The Pacific Express is
before you. Ten weeks more would
have completed the third year Of its
existence. In closing its career thus
early, very little need I've said. For
some month las The Express has been
under an embarrassment for funds,
and once or twice we were delayed
In getting out the puper on that ac-
count. This was during mid.sum-
mer, when times are, as "A general
thing, dull and money scarce. This
is always tie trying season, when
the people nre busy md neglvc:
their duty 10 the press.
The cause OF the suspension Ia
lack of proper support, altough there
stO-day money enough coming In
to pay current expenses. But at
their last meeting the board Of di-
rectors of the Oregon Prohibition
Publishing Society voted to suspend
publication aud close up the business
Of the association. The Office, ma
terial, fixtures, etc, have been sold"
DRAGGED BY A HORSE.
EUGENE, Oct. IA terrible acci-
dent occurred on the Mckenzie
road, sixty four miles east of here,
In the latter part Of last week. A
family named Bull were coming
arross the mountains from Baker
Cily to Coos bay. A little girl Of
MIR. Bulls was riding q horse some
distance behind the wagons. AS
they were moving along Mr.. Barnes
heard the girl scream, and on look
lug around saw the horse running
and the girl hanging by one foot,
which was caught In the stirrup.
The girl was dragged ut least II
quarter Of mile In this manner
over u rough mountain road, aud
when found she WAS dead, being
'aeerated and mangled in horrible
manner. The remains were placed
ma wagon aud brought as far as
mckenzie Bridge, where they were
buried In IA decent u manner as
pssibla and the party proceeded.
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Two Through Trains Each Way
DAILY, VIA;
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Commencing with Sunday, March End
both first and second-class tickets will be
honored on "The Limited East Mail,
trai ls 3 and 1, Ms well also on the "Over
land Flyers" Nos. land2.
"The Limited East Mail" trains are
equipped with Pullman palace and colo
| mist sleepers, dining cars, chair cars and
coaches, and run solid between Portland
and chicago, daily without change,
The"Overland Flyer"trains are equipped
with Pullman palace sleepers and coaches
between Portland and Council Bluffs, and
with Pullman colonist sleerers between
Portland and Kansas City, daily, without
change.
Connections ere made at Pocatelio with
through trains to and from Salt Lake, and
nj cheyenne with through trains to and
from Denver, Kansas City and ST. Louis.
The above trains afford the quickest
time between the Northwest Pacific coast
and Eastern and outhern points.
Detailed time of trains, rates, through
tickets, baggage checks etc, Can be pro.
cured upon application ID any agent ofthe
Union Pacific ;. stem. r. W. LEE,
37-ji-w Gen'l Pass. gent.
BOISE & MANNING Agents, 81 Cour,
street, Salem Oregon
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"Gw :: g. Ca" CURED

~ -
BY taking Hoods sarsaparilla, which, by
the remarkable cures It has accomplished
often when other medicines have failed
has proven itself 10 be a potent and pecul
lar medicine for this disease. Some OF
these cures are really wonderful. II yol
suffer from scrofula OF impure blood, bt
sure TO try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Every spring my wife and children have
pcen troubled with scrofula, sores break
uie out on them In various places. nj.
)ttle boy, three wears old has been
terrible sufferer. Last spring lie was ont
mass Of sores from head to feet. l wa'
advised to use Hoods Sa,saparilla, and w
Lave all ltakenit The result is that all hGv
been cured OF the scroiula, my little be
icing entirely Tree from sores, and all tot
of my children look bright and healthy.
". B. ATHERToN, Passaic City, N. j.
floods SarSaparilla
Sold hy druggists. 81; six fors5, Prepared
nOOE s. CO., Apothecarles, Lowell. Mas
100 Doses One Dollar