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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
I.I.I.llr. An.asE.sI.

whyisa s.unon like ki>s' because I,
u..,ls two had. AMI AN application.
Whsn ~, ..u,alss- like ga,.Ios,s' Wheu
they Ar, pat into the ground la props-
gaie.
Why 1. an oil oak ,rce like tight shor'
Bscau-- IL pr,-iuos- oorn
When 1. lady neck Ia, sncski When
IT, little bsr, (tssrl
What Lead. you to suppo~~ tina, n~As ars
mors subject to madness than any other
inset OF AnimAl' because sbsy GENERALLY
die cracked
What can PAS. hsforv the sun ~ithou,
making a shadow The Wind.
What trs.l--man mat rrssmblss ~ iron
doc, A tinker (tin-curl
Why l. . woman dsforned when Oh. is
sasndlng her stockings' because her hands
are ~hsr. her feet should b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

"T'cnsili, our designer, made q bad
break In that last design OF . folding
bed he got out for u.s." said the furnl'
ture manufacturer. "wlrat WAS The
matter With ity' swell, he got u.
writing deck and bookcase aud plan"
and wardrobe and refrigerator parts 10
sll right, but when we got the blamed
thing together We found that he had left
the bed part out"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
IT IL IfsEIHss

for young ladi~s who are troubled with
ffeckles, plmples, moth and tan aud =
bad skin generally, to uss llqald paint
or dry powder, for they only make the
skin look well for the time l'eins. Ia
have . good conplexloa you mast have
pure blood. les Sulphur Bltters and
your Akin will 10 fair and complexion
rosy.-Young Ladies' Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
~ FRIEND ~ NEED Is \ FRIEND
INDTEn.

4 friend advised me 10 try Ely
u lin aud after Ing IL six weeks bellev,
my.rlf cured Of catsrrh. II II mos
valuable remedy Joseph Stewart, GO
Grand Avenue, brooklyn, n. Y.
Ny son Was afflicted With citarrh,
Induced him 10 try Elyl Cream Balm
and the dlsagreesble catarrhal smell al
left him. lie sppears as well any one.--
j. e. Olmsiead, Arcols, III.
Price of Cream Balm Ia fifty cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
pARps WE'RE TwANClNG.
a rAstiiiss Espsssss~s % psA Ne
~ wnilrSsS.

-whsa cr.- that brtisv. . thisA . hsa'
anssl.' hsrr..- sAii On oil trassAr. srssAins Of
q daax,roa- spa on mountain raiiresh tos
- vh.i ~ meant Oaly f~w shAky usesr'
hss~-sa him ssi whatever nay Ne ssyesd sAis
nfs Of ear-i No wos.iss The valley Of death
-cem~i narrow "a the time.
Ifthsa-ansis of hsxrsri. emseis,~d m<a ass'
women. with tsriy -srsxsh Zoe thsir daily
ta.k.. never hear the harps. thsy shoah 10 thaak
fal foe dan tmNxinstisas. Juss glance 81 ths
te-simsay q " ilIissa wiIsy. % nrt'zrsea. ~ y
d may in,sr,-s yea Tie .ay.'
IAa,. b.sn takinx o-i liver oil fer several
year. Ne s.lalas ae-A. csssls,si vs.csa
.amrsi,s. - Z e.atissei b. have Might swrats
All q -ssere coash. bot dismissed that hie.
frosa my Mat snsr q trial ef rssAels- . fen .
markell Issset from M ara s,"-ss. I have ~
,aore alshi .~e.i- ant The coaEa has disappssr
81. NJ dlse-siss all svyssis< arr all tA., eeaI'
ls de.lr,-i rs.lsls :. certainly eoa " thin
IAls rsopls."
wsh.r ksrpst. % Brtisstoa. y. J.. -Ays
"A have h..a trvabls.i with jsansiice fes YEAR,
IN nat. n.san D. lshs,e the disease ehronis viii
ne. bu, have ,h.V-slI-i that fsst trom my mini
after the 49, u year ra.kols In oonnsesies viii
r..lsl. LAXATIVE rahlsts. An n"v eatirvly
I've. fro,a bino,. stiscks. AMI my general heAiih
/. much ts,isr than Cor ten year. past icss"s'
"a, -, uash for rsskela. As n has M, cnly x',es
,ns a new lss-s ef nfs bot am Ai-c gaining Ia
n~-h rapidly"
Al rspaisbls druggists sstl rsskela- pam
pAlst on fs.si anil dls..tlou ~in L. Eat frrs on
application h.
rrs Pst. pl6sItp 1000 CO. 20 Read. 81. NJ
o.. a. surRrLErr, 80. rssss, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
WOMEN SHOULD KNOW.

That = mixture Of iincture Of bensoir
and rose water IL an excellent remedy
for tightening the skin when II IL In
clined To form wrinkles.
That people Who are unable Ia sleep
after drinking tea or coffee lind that they
can enjoy the sweetest kind OF repose
sfisr drinking cocoa.
That the hands may BE- kept from per-
spring by powdering them with finely-
puiverlled starch perfumed with orris'
root or ssndsl-w ood powder. OF any
thing else that u,,y be- preferred.
That b@nroln IL an excellent polish Tor
the nnger-nails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
Children Cry for Pitchers castorIa.

oXFoRp. s..-N Court Of Probate hsil y
parts. within ani f8r the County 81 w
fori, on the thiri Tus.'iay u sept y
l-al a..
HOLLIS TURNER, Admlni.traior ~ ~
sstate Of ALDEN b. BIRGI-,, laE
psyu IN ali County, deceasel, haflns "
sente'i hi aocount II Standardization 81 'iH .
tat Of sail deceased f0f allowance Al.
ORnTHED, That the said Admlhl-tfsiui -
notice a. al parsons interested, ~ tAu.in 80.
oe.siyely In the oxford DemocTai prihs -,
Par. that they may appear a ffoh.,s ,ttri
he he'll Al Paris, In sald County, On ". 80
Tae.iay Of at. neat, AZ nine o'cpsk w -.
far,na.,a. AMI show cause, ~ any they have Wy
The same shOali net 10 slh0ucl -, -.
A"uee'P'nIB ALBERT %. rARK. R1Fissss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
lMe@HA:ER
n. ,s,.-S.-.,..., x.,r->

I am compos~i u 81 lstt<ss and Am
auo,Atiou from Lord Chesterfield Ny -
it-ss II part Of wheel Ny n-e-~<'-S
- Il the pharyln Ny ii-os-~hpar o.
she bead. Ny HS-< u 10 ohsssvs Ny ~
ie-sa- - IL The nower<is lucs Ny n-oS
% Il q swarm 10 bec~ Ny to-3-s-M u q
s.u.s To gruw rapidly In value. Ny i-S-i'
!. Tor What cause. Ny ie<2-7-o h 10 in
iur,. Ny S-1-Sa-$-S II . contest Ny
is-Ss-io n ~ 10 Ia Hise. Ny S-tS-isu-
a. 81 .. powerful Ny @-2s-si-i.-Ss IL
large island
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

OXFORD, SAT- q Court % Probate. held n
the thirt Tuesday ~ Sept. 4. u. lsat
On the Istition of tllfsbsth u. Rieharls,
Guardian % the estate of MARY 4. RICHARDS.
% Mexico, In said County, praying Tor hcense
eel AMI convey certain rial estate be
onging % saii estate AMI described In her petl
hon on Gle In the Probate once.
ORDhRfD. That the sald petitioner give notise
o all persons Interested, by causing a copy
u this orier lie publishef three weeks sue.
,essi,ely In the Oxford Debocrat. pnhtei a
Paris. that they may appear N Court ~ PRO.
bate 81 he helf AZ rans, In ssid county, ON the
thirt Tuesday Of oct. next. d nine o'elosk
In the forenoon. AMI show cause. N any they
have, why the same should not lie grsnte.l.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
a tue copy-attsst =
ALBERT ID. Park, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

I. Lus III EihA > Dat run on ~
Dear away. Del 4 Va, ho' pant lean. a
IIgy ls,rkS Il \ surfl-~t T. L. !. iva
Trico tarS : & hig yacht "Enov NALl
Val. L. 4. o. - .Ut hirgr-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
HONEST.

In these days % adulteration and
fraud, In all branches 81 business and
pursuits, IL IL pleasing To know thai
there l. one medicine prepared which j.
strictly pure. Such q medicine u
sulphur l.l,,ers In curing scrofula; you
can depend on them every time. W. u
Eyerts, A. NJ, Charleston, y. T..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

at must be- pretty hard work pound
Ing the pavement 18th tl,st great ham
mer." said the idler. "surc," sald Mr
Grogsn, ut !. not the droppin' v the
thing Gu the stliones tliot ]. the hsr-rd
work. at all. IL IL the lifthln' nv II up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

The fact that Hoods Sarsaparllla
once fairly tried. becomes the family
medicine, speaks volumes for its excel
lencc aud medicinal merit. Hoods Ssr-
sapsriIla IL Natures co-w Orker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

wh~n RAby vas .ict. Ne gave her cAstoriA
wh~a she Wa Chill. shs eri>i Tor cssioriA-
When she became Ms, she chung 10 ca-ioriA
WIEN shs hal Ci.llirva, sAs ga'siLsm cAsiossA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

"what are the relations now between
your Wife and your.elff'' sob, only
her mother, two uncles,s sister. and a
few cousins"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
HOMEMAKEkS COLUMN.

cers.ps.A:se: . .sg.es e !s.sr..s .ssA: l.i.s'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

Young msn. don't he afraid To push
your way In the world. Remember the
richest man living was born without =
penny In his pocket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

IIood's I'LL. become the fayorite
caihsrtic With every one Who trie. them.
s5c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
ksy Ia ths fsssies.
10. as1-AIelent History;

Ksy Ia ths P~ssiss.
10. 2;2-AIelsnt His,oryi
CT IL rs
ARc ADJ
SIC o " tpEs
Aro I'll sARi
nERN uSD RiASs
No. s5l-Drtish Autt.r>; I. Scott. 2
Gray A Pnol. 4 IALg s MIL q
swif,. 7. Hood. = ThAeksrsy. v Gold.
smith. 10. Massey. II. Steele IL Mar.
ryAtt IA Black. IA liying.toae. Is
Hardy. Ia Dickens II. Burma II Moore.
~. Rsade. - Evans
No. 2S-word Squares;
PoLE RoAk FARo
opks opKR AREA
LEAP NEAS hEsr
EsPY ERNE OATS
No 2jd.-Ms,amorpho.is; I. Bold, holt,
bsl,, p-lt, part. = l'oai, boo,. -oot, sho,,
Eop. ship
No. .S5.-An Easy Rsbus: The half of,~O
ciual- one.
No sss.-A Crooked Path! Disfranchiss
msnt
No s5o-Enigmss; Cfsa TONI phant.rsL
So~e. noise.
No s0-Sumsrical Enigma:
Thss. st th. flaming forge ~ life,
Our fortunes must b. wrought.
No i.-ss~-onabls II;
Moons arr sunny. warm and still.
A golden hare o'srhAns. the hill
Amber sunshine !. 90 thu noor
Just ~iihia the oIsn door.
still the erieksts call and cr~ak.
Never found. th0ugh Oft ~e sch.
of colns- faint report Of gun.
Busy nis- basx Ia the sun
In ssptSmtsr.
No Concealed Quadrupssis: I. Aps.
q B.sr. g. Dog.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09


csotisr,ssi u am 81 Year, old.
Last year . SAs ell run down. ~
appetite Vas poor. . >sAs eeDstirateS
BY SPELLS, >-As bioAts<, and . feared .
Vas going 10 have s'orsy u Vas
burden for ne to ~aik from the office
to my home. Vas short Of BREATH
Vas ~sah. and . would have Paifita.
ton Of the heart. IN fact, Vas IN
ssry critical condition. Nov ! can
attend TO ny BUSINESS, and u Is
eisNsu's 70, ne. Lean vain freu, NY
Rouse to the office Without the least
fatigue, and can trutbfuliy say . feel
vel, and orsasr's syrup has cured
rrs. . ebserfoIly and willingly give
this testimonial, hoping others Who
are rogbisd as . VAS viii give "
trial. . cannot RECOMMENDS u too
highly. Yours resPeefvliy'
GEORGE pLurtrHeR, p.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. -.
AND ROAD BILLS.

AND ROAD Hills.
couSrYor OXFORD
To wa. wOODsuM.
lad. County Commissioner. Dr.
May u. Is ssi ID. at lyeea,. AL Den
s %s.t ~ Ssy ,., ss' u - u ia
re,.sei from West Peru N Frye
burg and uturn. ist nilss,s, W.
Msy D. -. ~. ~ AMI June .. AZ Ando,.r -
on swain notch road, tdays. ia. "0
June ~, IS AMI u. Aiiournei session on
swain nvtsh ros.i. dsI. :, 30, ~"
To travel frvm West Peru 10
Asdo,er and return AMI over
swain ns<fh rvsd. Is mils.,s. so
June n, % snd u. on in.Jestion ~ Town
shiy rasis, 81 fdsys, 80, 80
To travel from West Peru IN
LAKES ani over r,Asis. si miles,, Ia
June ~, ~ and ~. h Paris sdJonrnei =
session, days, 9ta, D."
To travel from Wet Peru b. Paris
ant rvtarp. iea miles, r@
'""' O. 4. Ihsr..sa. J. asy.fa. Is
July %, % Ramfcr'i, sdlosrne.i session
on ps,l,i:. % q. A. rhur-'o". "a.
Jul, %, II sni Aug I, Al rari., sdJournod
session. dsy., an, 80
To travel frvm West rera n
Pari. anil rs,arn. ioo mile..s s@
>ept. q. S and q. al Paris. regular se.sion' -.
To travel from West Peru 10
Pan. AMI retarn, ico miles,, u"
,gS
COUNTY orONFoRD
Ial. To W. W. wiIIrMARsII. Dr.
Mar .. AMI Is. . day. AZ fryebarg ea
pstitlon of John Rlsharison ale. S@
To - mile. travel from Norway
a. fryebarE and r.turn, so
May >. ., D., II AMI June ., day. al
Ahio'er on re''uon % sslost go.
Too mite. travel from Norway
| ~ Ando,er AMI rttufn, 30
Jane 10. ". u AMI y. in.rss'ion 81 raj. go.
To - miIss irs,sl on in.rss,ioa
Of ros.is In townships, llo
June 10. Is ani o., Iday. al AndO'er on
pstiiion ~ -sle,tmen, -
Juiy n snd ~, days al Ramfori, 81"
July ~, DAY sijOurnci term q, q. e.. ga
To % miles travel from Norway 10
Paris sni rturu, ~
ssIt. sni .. days ate. 4. e., regular
ToIe mile. travel from Norway
| 10 Part. aud r,turn. -
Paris. SEPT. q. ise,. A. a. w,,r,,,.u
COUNTY ~ OXFORD
lies, roJ.r. srEAgSs. Dr.
| May IS, day al frysbars Aai Denmark
| on pstition ~ 4. ~. Marrn, "a
To ~ milss travel on same. -
| MAY ss-iune .. s days AZ Andofcr, HnN
hurry ani Humfvri, by oricr %
| Cont on swain notsh f,sssi. :! .
To 10 tsils- travel On sane, III
June ~, u snsl u. id.y.ihslestins roasis
In ualnoorrnrats-l tosnships,
To ~ Hlies travel ou sane, lac
June 10. Is ant u. = days ssiiourpciwofk
90 sssia nah raj. -
June - ani ~, iaysst Paris, aUoarn.
Too nile. travel On sane. q
July D Ani 81. DAY. a, Paris sljourh"i
To q, mllc. travel on sane. -
SEPT. !. Z. 5 ant q, days AZ Paris. rcguiar
ro@@ milo. travel On sane, a.
,o-
rari.. ser,. 5. isa
srhTE ~ MAI>E
lONfogD. -. Paris. ssIt. :. Ia.
Personally appp.ar-i William wo,sisum, "
". whhmsr-h sR'i 4. y. st.srn. ani male usti
that To for,r'ing aooouni. ny them .al'-erii-'
AIIiEIr :. AUSTIN,
clsrk sup Hui. Count.
Having af.t eAaminsi all auiitci tho forv
goins assvgnis ~ wiiiiam wo~isum, " "
Nhitnafsh ani .. y. >tsafns, tuunty tna
n,i.sionsfs of The County ~ ONfuri, 90 csrtifl
that 30 allos thsrVun ths following sans, va.
To Ntlism Mo-isum. 90 !
Tow " NhitmaTsh. a y
ToJ. y steahs, SIS
EuGE>Ef. SMITH. County Attorney.
ALBLIr :. AtsflN, tlsfk ;. !. Court.
certify The foF,so.ns " - irgs caI,'.
Aticst -ALBtgr :. AUSTIN, tlefk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
.OTIOLENE

y VllULLl\L
-: ::>s>.s.--.-.---
Was bound 20 win. and to drive
OF. LAID from the kitchens Of the
world. When housekecpers wish
to get rid Of the unpleasant feat.
r-cs and results Of lard. they
should get Co,tolene. taking care
that ;hsy are not given cheap
countcrfci,s with initiative names,
spuriously compounded TO sell IN
tie place Of Coitolene.
Is easy TO avoid disappointment
nd insure satisfaction. Insist
CT having Cotiolene.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09

Ne. sss.-Iss~ss>ssiss f~s~iisis
o o &c o o
o o . - o o
The nr-, and second horisontais Of 81,
aam. two rost. of the golden age" The
dr-t vertical % sin. . wicked proprwtor 81
sicily prosecuted by Ci~ro The -~cond
vertical ~ six. . city In Europs whsr~ fr~d
rr<ek Was crowned king % bohemia
Ne. ss&.-Cr~.sv.sd kslgs.A
Not In sweet. bat dear.
Not In light, but boat
Nos In weep, bat ts.r,
Not In small. bot srsAl
In Iron. not IN Lead.
In ~hits. ns, In rcd.
In feet. not IN hssA-
Whole 4. q beautiful American city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
srATr ~ MAINE.

sTATr ~ MAIZE
ONfOgD, -. rars. ssIs :. Ia.
Personally apptsar,si Nilliam Nussisum, W
". Whnmsrsh snsi . b. Stssfns ani male nsth
that The f0r,x uing account. by them sub-rrtl-i
are true. before NE,
AIIiIIgr = AUSTIN,
tisfk suu Jun. luuft
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01
PERSONALS.
W. M. HILLEARY,
Sec. Of Oregon State Grang

Chas- Miller, of Jefferson, Pop. can
didate for congress, Is in the city.
County Recorder J. H. McNary went
to Portland this afternoon.
State Supt. E. B. McElroy went to
Astoria today to conduct the county
institute.
Silas Howard, the house mover,
started on a trip to Mehama and Mill
City today.
t. l.. Davidson, Democratic candi-
date for state treasurer, went to Port
land yesterday.
w. e. Burke, who Is a candidate for
the legislature from Multnomah eouL-
ty, Is in the city.
Hon. G. NJ. Irwin went to Eugene,
where he speaks tonight. He will also
visit other points in Southern Oregon.
w. II. Holmes, E. II. FIagg, w. G.
Westacott and w. II. Egan went to
Portland on the morning overland
train.
Tlmon Ford aud DIR. ]. Z. smith
start Thursday for San Francisco. Mr..
Ford will hold some political meetings
on his return tour from the the south
line Of the state.
County School Superintendent J. s.
Graham Is visiting schools In the
northern section Of 1.-THE county. He
will call on the teachers at Parkers-
vile, Mt. Angel and Townsend before
returning.
VIM. Kays, Polk county man aud
old-time race horse man, was at the
fair grounds yesterday. He will be
there with his runners as soon ~ the
track is put In condition. While plow-
ing the race track a man came across
an old iwell. The team passed safely
over but the man fell in up to bis neck.
A very lucky tind. As there would have
surely an accident occurred sometime,
more serious.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01

Gracious Gr0verl Hear thy uneu-
ployed subjects. We did 80 much for
thee. Why eaD't you do something for
us2 We put you where you are and
you put us where we are. Thou, who
from thy high station Iookest down on
the affairs Of men, give ooe glance in
our miserable direction. We are not
after poetefflees nor eonsulships. We
want 3 job. We voted ourselves out Of
q job to get you into one. WbeR we
were out Of cur job We could not go TO
Wall street and get fifty thousand 8
year as you did. Wall street will never
let you starve. We know that fat
job awaits you when you leave the
White House. We will also have
plenty to do when you are no longer in
II. But we have three years to wait.
In the meantime, oh most mighty and
puissant Grover, we beseech thee lit
thy little finger in our behalf. at the
beck Of thy hand congress repealed the
silver bill, but what did that help US
At thy command the regular army
sweeps down upon rs and scoops Us in.
Even the mighty senate trembles at
thy slightest nod. The Chinese enjoy
peace and security in our .land by force
of thy mighty influence and power.
We were powerful TO put thee into
power, but are pOwerless to help our
selves. Oh use little Of that power In
our behalf Do not leave Us entirely at
the mercy Of the goldbugs, the shylocks,
the plutocrats. Give few of rs plain
people chance to exist.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There is only one way TO cure deAfness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness IA caused by an infiamed con-
dltion Of the mucous lining OF the
Etlstachian Tube. When this tube
gets lnliamed you have = rambling
sound OF imperfect hearing. aud when
it Is entirely closed deafness b the 10
cult, aud unlcss the Inflammation can
be taken out and this tubs restored 10
its normal condition, hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine eases out of ten
are caused by catArrh, which 10 moth
ing bat an infiamed condition. Of the
surfaces.
We will give One Hondred Do.IArs
for aRy case of deafness ica0sed by ca
larFhl that cannot be cured by HAll's
latarrh cnfe. Send for circulars. ffee.
n. J. CHESRn a Co, Tuxedo, q.
~ sold by Druggists. 75c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01
oreron.s STATE Orange.

The twenty-hrst annual session OF
the Oregon State Grange Of the Pa
irons OF Husbandry will be held at
Eugene, commencing on Tuesday. May
2, 1884 Members viii pay full fare ia
going over the Southern Pacific COM
paDy's lines, and take q receipt from
ticket agent and viii be returned at
One-third mates, on presenting q certifi-
cate, TO be furnished by the secretary of
state Grange The Union Pacific rail-
road refuses 20 give reduction to the
members from Eastern Oregon, bat the
Regulator" line Of boats will give
cheaper rates than local railroad rates.
Bro. John simpson aud his CON-
u1ittee will make arrangements with
the hotels at Eugene.
Members who have '4Grauge Choir"
or Melodies" are requested to bring
them along. The Master has appointed
the following committees aud the list
has been sent out:
Legislation Jacob VOrhees, C.. &.
BOrlan, Mrs, Annie Simpson.
FInaDce-John Luper, J. e. White,
Mrs. c. c. Borlan.
Appeals-w. n. Phillips, A. F. Mil
Ter, Mrs. J. G. Jennings.
By-Laws-I. A. Henderson, w. o.
Warren, J. G. Jennings, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
w lite and Mrs. Jennie Miller.
CO-Operation-Jobn Simpson, John
Lswelling, w. s. Tomlinson, Mrs. A.
Todd, and Mrs. Annie voorhees,
Credentials-Henry Root, J. H. Ins-
keep and Mrs. E. d. Palmer.
Division Of Labor "A. l.. Morris, w.
). Tuil and Mrs. John LewellIDg.
Educational. F. Miller. II. NJ. Pal
mer, and Mrs. Mary Warren.
GUod Of the Order-W. l.. Toney,
Geo. Hornpuckle, 1. J. Butler. A Todd,
Mrs. E. Tull and Mrs. NJ. ). Tomlin-
son.
transportation j. G.. jennings,
J Icob Voorhees, and Mrs. M. L. Toney. |
Agricultural CoIlege-W. S. Tomlin-
8 N, J. &. White aud Mrs Julia Hen
derSoD.
Agricultural. L. Norris I. A.
Geo. HornbuekIe. Mrs. |
Emeline Butler and Mira. 81. E. Toney.
Mileage and Per Diem-John Level
ling, w. o. Warren and Mrs. Laura
Morris.
ResoIutions-John MedIer, A. Todd,
J. II. Inskeep, Mrs. Harriet Root and
Mrs. w. N. Phillips.
By order of the Master,
X. p. Boise
W. M. HILLEARY,
Sec. Of Oregon State Grange.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01
Flatly Dsn,sd.

ED. JoURNALs--Sir;-In your Issue
OF April %, Mr. J. A. Hunt charges the
chairman Of the Populist Central CON-
mittee Of insisting that one Of his eol-
leagues Join NE In chartering = saloon
for the purpose Of influencing votes on
election day. AS chairman of the Gem
trail committee 1 wish TO cay that there
Is no foundation 10 lt'whAteveT and I
most emphAtlcally deny the charge.
CHAIRMAN CKN. Con-,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01
A sEEsrBLE MOVE.
salemis Young Men Wiz secure Club
Rooms at TIE Willametta-

Some time ago the young men Oi
Salem took steps TO organize n perma-
nent club, and possibly baild q club
house They are now Of the opinion
that It would be more advisable to
sdopt the plan Of many Of the elubs in
Eastern cities, Of securing club room
and boarding facilities in the leading
hotel Landlord A. l. Wagner, Of The
WIlIsmetts, hs been interviewed on
the subject, and 10 disposed tO give the
matter favorable consideration.
Il would seem that his large hotel
building affords sufficient room to set
side good quarters for the aecomoda-
ton of Salsm's young men. What the
Doys want is suitable quarters to spend
their leisure hoBrs. and this, it would
seem could nowhere be 30 well obtain
ed as in 3 thoroughly equipped hotel,
where the convenieuces and comforts
are already provided. Col. Wagner
says he eau set aside sufficient space
and ct It up in suitable style a. coon
as the further details can be agreed up
Do. 5alem's young always do things
~ in style and they do not propose to
ali behind neighbO-ing cities in their
'0-iAl privileges.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01

Cool night snd heautifuI day. Re
member the 6oafh Salem Mckinley
rally at the oId school house this Tues
day evening. "A. NJ. Bartlett va
rpmanded to Jail after hearing for in
sanity. The following named pc
tents were committed Sunday ane
Monday: Alice Rb0des. sged D; Ben
jamiB Anderson, aged is; p. MeHugh
aged 81; MultDomsb county; Maiind'
E. Bilyeu. sgtd Al, DsUglss county
Lucy Oden. aged IS. Jackson county
- Born, at the residence on Cottae,
street, near Ferry, Saturday, April D
1894, to Mr.. and Mr.. r. i. French,
son. Also on Sunday. April g. 1894.
the home on Front street, to Mr.. ans
Mrs- E l.. Lemon, . soB.----W. A
White, was . Salem visitor today.
---Thos- Sims is IN Albany on busi.
mesa John Holman went to AL
bany this morning. - Revs. j. n.
Roork and J. NJ. Shulse, are 10 Jeffei.
son today. WoOdford, Of th.
Perry stove works, returned from Al
Dzny this afternoOn.--- ID. E.Swank, -
Aumsville, IL in the city. A. B. Hud
ileson, is In the city, not looking fol
Votess bat trying to buy potatoes. -
Z. +. Toevs today received an inviss.
foE from the students Of HsIsteao.
Kan.,) Mennonite seminary, his aim,
mater, to attend reunion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-01

TIE PRESERVATION The shops
that the Southern Pacific Is to put in
at Cornelius will be built to try an ex.
pertinent In preserving ties by chem.
ical process. II 1t proves to be success
it will employ a number of men and bt
good thing for this section. II is well
located for obtaining ties. BY the time
the timber is exhausted along the line
In its vicinity the Astoria road will be
built opening up an inexhaustible sup
ply.-Forest Groye Times.