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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
LOOK TO YOUR DAUGHTERS.
The Wives and Mothers That
Are TO Be.
Their Thin, Pale Cheeks and Lack
OF Spirit Leave No DOubt.
The Nerves Are Poorly Ted and Blood
LACKS in Red Corpuseles.

o, my boys are never nervous. One
couldn't stand that. But with girls,
you know doctor, II i different.
Too many mothers reason like that.
They do not like 10 hear their girls
called tomboys, aud they hasten TO
make them "iadylike," to keep them
from running aud climbing and from
vigorous games, while the boys are
laying in a stock OF health that will
last them far into middle age.
The least sigo Of physical failure on
the part Of girls at the critical times In
their lives should ring grave alarm.
Pale lips, nervous habits, retarded
growth, lack Of high, youthful spirits
and poor condition Of the skin, ur-
gently demand a better aud q more
complete nutrition.
In all cases, whether II be young
child or an aged person, Paine's celery
compound adds vigOr and increased
weight by strengthening the very
foundation Of health, by feeding blood
aud nerves richly and promptly. 1t Is
only when the nerve centers are
healthy that the other bodily functions
can be healthy.
anxious mothers will only follow
the ADVICE Of the most careful physi-
clans ard make sure that their chill
dren are getting sufficient material 10
meet the big demands made by their
growing nerves aud tissues, there will
be an end to the weakly condition,
the continual headaches, the "blue
dsys," and the general ill.health that
~ few young girls escape.
The best ally against nervonsn ess
and irritsbilty H. that remarka ble
nerve food, Paine's celery compound,
first prescribed by DartmOuth's great.
est educator. Day by day, when taken
with the regularity and care that ply
-icians say IL Indispensable for excel
lent results, comes invarlby a steady
gain In weight, which eau mean hut
one thing; "A gain IN quantity aud the
quality Of the blood. II is Legln TO
worry them less, sleep comes naturally
and refreshing, appetite ircTeases aud
their frames grow plump with solid
flesh, because all the delicate parts Of
their nervous system upon which the
Dutfition aud Well-beiDg Of the body
directly depends, are beginning 10 be
fully nouTished aud 10 work without
friction.
A body thus fed by Paine's celery
compound makes those joys aud little
innocent pleasures possible, without
which childhood and girlhOod is sad 10
look upon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
THE LATEST.
Below are a Pew More Of Our
Prices.

Below are a Pew More Of Our
Prices.
New crop Lilly corn just arrived.
Try our DC toilet soap.
1000 lbs. elegant prunes Just arrived.
Try our l6c hams.
Salt salmon 4 lbs. for Is cents.
We have the best and cheapest zantA
currants.
Fresh cltrOn orange and lemon peel.
Fresh Talsins, figs and nuts.
New buckwhOat, corn meal and
graham.
Our best family sayon ls the best
Laundry soap.
Good value tea 60c ID.
Best cider vinegar, per gallon 2Oc.
Try keg Of our Soc pickles.
Arm n Hammer brand soda Alb for
25o.
Space prevents continuing the list,
but all our prices correspond with the
above. Give us n trial. We are not
hers for day only, but hope 10 save
our patrons coin for years " come.
JOS. CLARK,
100 Court street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

LAkcfsY ~ BAiLEE. Tuesday
evening J, liubeustein, Who has for
toe pasl year been doing bgsIDess lp
Salem, by conducting s0'oallsd "suit
0lub wsDt south on ibs overland train,
and some ~ hls Subscribers suspseilDg
ibai he Intended ~ leave the burg
slib0ul fedsominR iho pledge hs bad
Rigsn them fVf = sgli ~ clothes ~ a0oD
- iiley hsd made All lbs nsasssafy
"a Benis, bsYs bad hin affesifd NJ
Ashland Maisl - hiDio lsn last
eysulnR fpf ibai pYlgi a. bnBg him
baoh and bs Hlll probably sfdys hsfs
ln ibs m0fping iiYhfDsidn bas bad
nM a llills if0Dblp NJ late siib several
l,sIllss, snd bas ngund w justice eoun
0b hrYnial nensslDns,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
DOWNFALL NJ TAxNiST.

The Republican tidal wave of 1894
will 20 into history as a mark Of moral
progress 10 politics. IL IL q great
victory over professional spoIls politics
ln our country. Significant ss the
downfall Of Tammanyism, its effects
will be far reaching unless the purpose
20 clearly expressed by the people at
the polls ls betrayed by the men who
have been put in Office. We can hope
that the people shall realize at least
part Of their aspirations for moral re-
forms. The sinking Augean stables Of
city politics must be cleaned thor
oughly. Slum politics and the reign
Of the gambler and back.alley thug
10 politics ought to be over. In the
best thought OF the people they mean
Il shall be over. BY no hook or crook
do the American people mean to rein
state and again enthrone the hummer
element In city or state government.
Tammany politics was not confined to
New York. 1t was rampant In Chicago
and other cities. Portland and oregon
have their Tammany sucking the life
blood Of the people. 1t is hoped these
elements will take heed Of the peoples
warning and that the people Of the
various states and cities may hold
them up TO their promises and grasp
from this glorious victory some prac-
tical results for good government.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
Circuit Court.

Judge Burnett this morning opened
court ia adjourned session. The fol.
lowing entries were made and the
court adjourned 10 the regular term In
February next;
In the case of VIM. Jory w. The
Palace ID. q. a. =. Co., the motion 10
strike out part Of reply was OyeTuled.
The motion for judgment for defend
ant on pieadings was sustained and
judgment rendered.
IN the action Of M. l.. Chamberlain
Of al. W. Union Title Abstract Co., on
action for money default and judg.
meDt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
SCOTS MILLS.

Mrs. G. Philips has been very sick
lately.
Mrs. Bennett Is still in Salem under
the DOCTORS care.
The school children gave an enter
tainment In the Friends church Satur-
day night which was very applaudable.
Mr.. Brsudy Is putting IL winters
stock Of goods In bis new store.
The Hammer Lumber Go. IL sending
lumber TO Sunnyside.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

BOARD or EqUALIzATION.-There II
a meeting called todGyo Of special COM
mittee Of the state board Of equalizs o.
ton. II is composed Of Messrs. Gibson,
Woodcoek and Watkins. and the duties
Of the committee are 10 select man for
secretary Of the board, 10 lay out line
Of work for him and get him started In
the harness. The board meets on the
first Tuesday Ia December, being the
9TH.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
Card Of Thanks

hL apG Afs Lewis Peliy yjgbp wish
The JOuRsAL ~ tbspk ihe friends and
psiRbb0fs flf the many Kindness .
shosD Their late soa Wm, Paiyjobn
dudnR bis uyiuR days Als0 tbs
d0n0fs N hYsefs, aUa ihoas who 80
generously sssislad VI ihe fuusFsl,
ibelT klpd deeds viii never bs f9,
gotten
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
RIVER NEWS.

The Altoona will be up the river to
night.
Steamer Eugene left last night foI
Corvallis, and will return tomorrow.
The river IL slowly falling, the gang
at the o. r q N. dock registering only
q feet above low water mark this
morning.
The HOag will reach Salem on heI
trip up the river tonight and will pro
ceed on her way to Albany, returning
tomorrow afternoon with big load Of
wheat and about 80 bales Of hops
shipped from points above ~ Salem
buyers.
Never faIls-Gold Dust -four.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

D. w. g. a, rDsYhhTiOb tbe
yepnR lsqy sludsnls VI ilis Aibspy egll
lsgs sIa golkluT silb ununnK an
Hsnrp fpi lbs sppiDapbins y W. q. a.
convention a. bs bsld 10 ibsi 0liy
plHHsBnluR Fndsy hgysmlisI ~ snd
elaslnR hgBasy h9gful,sf - ApgnR
nlhsi piomluspi spsshes sbg sill IA
plpssai a. addfsss ihs convention Rls
Mis- frDs, iBisTnsiispsi sselsitly ~
ihs " w. a a sHd hiss tiBms
iiandsi, aaaai seoisialy uHlsus glbsfl
y lss slsisd ils nifellup slil bs bsld
M ihs eyllfEs bulldlHE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

SHORT or sKlRTs?-Ligbtnlng laun.
dry work rOtted the fibres? Chlorine
cleaned clothes are clean what there
10 left Of 'em. ChlOriDe's really the
mighty powerful stun that eats on dirt
aud part Of the cloth at most laundries.
S0apsuGs secured clothes IL our scheme.
You get all of what sou send ~ except
the dir,-salem Steam laundry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
Burglary az Wilbur

About O'clock Monday morning
burglars entered the store Of George
w. GTubhe At Wilbur and made on
With the contents Of the safe, Entrance
was made by prying OIL the back door,
aud the safe was opened by blowing on
the door with dynamite. The amount
taken was Somewhere between 900 ana
t75. ltOsebuTg Plalndealef.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

Dos'T swIH When there 10 IA bridge
apd VI lhs same llBs don't pay two on
TIRES prices fpf your meat when you
ean gsi tbe best 0f meats aud Al tbs
lowest prices " u, q. Cross.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
Always satlsfaetory--Gold Dust -four

BAY DO you want your umbrella
recovered aud mRde good a. new? Call
~ ls7 Commercial street They make
new once aud recover old ones. All
prices, from ~ cents up, Novelty
ltspalf kbOp. IIIi.lf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

Ail pseksRes fpf lbs Dallas slsgs
should hsisafsr bs isfl ~ lss sisinsf's
drug store, opposite iiusb's bank, Pass
ssuHsfs should Also mssi ibs slsss
lhsis, wbieh lssgss daily aboul oHs
gdHUk,
illblH IA, fAhLfY, Pop
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
THE FAIR for Bargains.

Ir-In quality aud away down In
prlos IL ibe elOibIDg, bats aud notions
q, w, Johnson a don has fof sails. The
best u maeklDtoabss ai the very low
ssi pTiae.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

NJ, MARX 20 Bertha Marx Land In o
=, tg,tL
4, iihsslDaGher 10 q, HasslbaobsTi
iapd Ia 6s,T2g,tl,
J Knight % a, J. Bassyi 800 acres
LIRlT8 lh2l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

MORE ROOM NEEDED, -fbe UniOn
Bargain store On State street Ia having
line u new shelving Pot IN 10 accom-
modale lie growing business, good
sigu,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

ItEcEAT AhRiyAiA, Choicest al.
obOyiss saTdsllss, imported Swiss cheese
agd cream brick obesss, all tho TaTesl
delloaoies iu their liDe ~ John g.,
WnRhps Pioneer grocery store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

fssd your sts,0h faspeelAbly lbis cold
weather You esp si0Td 10, ~ the
pflass " fsed sefs nsysf ~ low ~ nov
Hi iifsgsisf A Wbliss, VI Court stfsst.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

~ Y0U LikF ~, You may bays .
rare slsak ~ bfownsd steak, jgst rs
y0u llks n, Ai ihs n, " Kitchen Al
Any hour
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

jpiafa Ofs Eeld Dfsi 900 R,sid
esligH $50 ibgllsa ~ esll ssd ngd
isuli slin lhs hfsis sfiYsi ~ lhs hi
y HNoilsu,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
We Mean Business,

THH HiHsHa FpI ssls h0gsHbfl
u snly, gound iIlp iiehsls ~ Portland,
lnelAdlse saglaslog, " fsIdag hlf
D.sss, Oply 81 ~ 80 sniiIs iirhsl W
gsipfp os ibs islb Applb ~ lhs sHsui
~ lhs n. q, a, o. ffii Halfln
Tnf faia MAHhFi ltYfB ihppKb
sess sga siisl ingredients hsYs gone
w, lbs plsas " mass sskfs u ~
lsons's lsksfy, faf lhfii pfloss lfnislp
lhf hanlf
TIIF FAih ~ Ls,sslas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

J, a, Van Eai0D, ihs old reliable
gfooef IL slill maFlDg eh0ies sweet
slider ~ ygu want some that 10 sEiTs
good, lfays youf 0fdefs Win him,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

DG llies's Cream liahing POE sasT
Assi.i go ssas hsslsla ~ n l'safs,s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

Rsv y, d daOdug sbos ~ Klsusss
iiTos
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
Feed and Hardware.
GEO. G. WILL
DEALER IN

DEALER IN
Steinway, Knabe, Webber, Emer.
son and other pianos.
Storey IL Clark and Earheff organs.
All first class makes OF sewing ma.
chimes.
Smaller makes OF musical instru.
ments and supplies.
Genuine needles, oil and new parts
for all makes OF machines.
Sewing machines and organs re
paired and cleaned.
Two doors north Of postofiice. Salem
Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

~ a. ALL hphl ihs large and
constant igffsasp w ihs j0phaAL's
olieulailen h ihp hssi snd0isspeni n
esn ssk fYfiy mail bnsRs sbli
idsiss, hsif duilss snd dDllals fof Hsg
Subscriptions 500 irnpsais fpl ibs Ons
ipni psilbl Ibis npiniBg's HHil
bnnRs nYs mmliiaHess Bud smapH
ihsm IL lbe ullVpiuK tiHd ffipisAssi
- bsFs bffn > nlnsisai issdsl " yaul
pspsf i0f Heany Vpe peat lits u
t9B hurb inehsfd yDu slii nna ll
fll irnesHl ~ tluf mpnibs I ihlnt
youl position 0u sil ~ lhs plssi lssues
N iht asy 49, leTg nfai fpflfnl N,
\. Wnmgi, hpuuRHsld, OssonH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer ~ IrOferleh, I'alnlA,
s,liH, WlHd0w GLASS, yArnlsilet
and The mast complete stock 0l
iirtAiien oi all Kinds In the
state. Artists AIntefi ialn, Lime,
IiaiF, Cement and khiDglen and
iineHl quality VI GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
Shop.
CYRUS STEWART

has opened up a shop north of M,,.,,
south Salem, where be is prenartd NJ, 10
and repair all kinds OF cooperage S, mAs.
pals. tabs, kegs: barrels and chnfns vi ~.
the best seasoned stock used. Priees a., ,.'.l Wy
able. nas,h
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

Uss GOLD DUST nooG GIN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

pphiAp Mftlhu uaisp lsdss g.
~ Al q. siu bpid > pyblle mfflina
IN lhfN hal Fiidsf ffrAinH iiflissl
gsgis slil ~ ssIFsd nilfl ibs slssiipR
d. psissis Cgsam llakias igs asf
hsna's rsll lilsi,ssi A~as.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

ipIs liAhlw Nhfls gpaillf And
e,siunm, lplH hands. ibug gnv slll
nad iius yslYf lbsi % spiihF ~ si
isuilan ihssf spids ifll ibe sh0ls
faivpe ~ puf tndrsFNis W. ksi ihsi
~ als nnfiins ihs pssl balHsias IN
hoihlpR ~ NJ fund ang sbfis a.
NJ lHbnsgu a 500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

Another shipment Of Razor lie shoes
arrived at Krnusse Bros.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
H. H. HdRKIRS,
HORSE SHOEING.
FARM FOR SALE.

llepi0fsa igfH, ulig seTas ~ Ialles aoutb
NJ rslfiiii m lhlpu plil lnad n mlle hDn
i,iftM tshisll ~ tnles uhdff plNH, halAna
nsf Nnfh 1ANi hlhdinlil nAa iAnk D sNIa
HthAfai isluls 0nellild lakh, balance n
,sy Afs leAls. Aidltss W enqulIs 0n
~ imaas 'n.,If
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

DAPEkS.- Portland, sacramento, seattle,
Tacoma and San Francisco papers on sale
AZ BeAnetts Postoffice block.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15
THE PORCELAIN BATHS.

when in need ~ . good shave, hair cut 4
fFf !, 70, hlLils Ff0p,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

TIlH IAlll llI lsla.Ins
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-11-15

"a fARIfY Pop
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Here's q New Malady.

A typewriter was heard to say that
when she first got circular letter to
do she thought she had a soft thing.
It was a committee notification, the
only difference in the letters being the
names and addresses, subsequently
added. There were five hundred Of
these letters to be typewriter. She
began her work in high glee. After
having finished half dozen or more
she had the text by heart, and ratified
on at high rate of speed. After hav-.
ing done thirty or more her speed be-
gan to fall of. Shortly itbegan to be
necessary to rest Fl few minutes be-
tween each letter. Then her eyes re-.
fused to distinguish the letters Her
fingers worked automatically. The
mind failed to understand the meaning
of the words. Then the eyes closed
with weariness and the fingers groped
their way unaided by sight. After
time the text became SO confused, the
letters 80 mixed up, that the work had
to be turned over to another person.
The testimony of other typewriters
confirms the nervous excitement and
bodily, exhaustion that result from rec
petition. Women who conduct Offices
of typewriting report that frequently
girls have been laid up at their homes
and in hospitals from making excessive
copies of circular letters. In well con-
Quoted offices these are now given in
rotation, alternating with other work.
Scientific American.
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r,svop w.TrERsoS's -wo prcrra-s.

BISHOP -WO fISlSH'S
"If there ia a sarrei thing on earth. my
dear friends, it Is the Christian family. where
father and mother ind children dwell to-
gether, sanctified nv faith. up-horne by holy
hope and united with God and npe another
BY the blessed bonds Of Christian charity
and if there Is one thing that wrecks and
ruins the Christian home, 1t Is excessive and
hahitual Indulgence in Intoxicating drink by
any member OF the household, and particu-
larlv hy the father or mother Of the family.
"Where such state OF things exists, the
house ia a Christian home no longer the
grace of Col is lost, and His blessing for
feited :; the benefits secured by united human
effort are undone prayer. sacraments, deeds
OF charity and benevolence to the poor arc
overlooked spiritual reading. attendance at
instruction and divine worship on Sundays
and all the duties of religion are neglected.
Love and Joy and peace and happiness are
gone and in their place are III temper and
misery and this not only in the humble
dwellings of the poor, but often too In the
rich residences Of the wealthy not only
among our laboring classes, but often In the
families of our business and professional
men. who once gave promise OF rising to
honorable positions. whence they might
have wrought and might still he working
wholesome influence on society around
them. Where once was edifcation. there
now is scandal, and the abode OF God be-
comes the home OF satan. The once Chris
tian home is turned into very hell on
earth, with drunkenness and strife and pro-
family and obscenity. the demons OF DIS
order. Who has seen or felt the baneful In
f1uence of drunkenness and will not bear
witness to the truth OF what I have but
feebly outlined?"
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TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.


White wine farmers, of South Africa, pay
off their colored help in wine and, as con-
sequence, they become fearfully drunk.
Mr.. Edison gives rs one reason why he
does not drink liquor, that he has q better
use for his brain. 1t is IN uncommonly good
head and he had better take care OF It.
Good Templars OF Indiana at their recent
annual session passed resolutions Of cooper
alton with the W. c. T. y. in its efforts to Sc
cure scientific temperance instruction law.
The W. c. T. U. of India publishes q
paper called the White Ribbon. Mrs. Phil
lips, President. says that the organization in
that country 'is sprinSing into brighter
lite."
rev. J. M. Cleary, President OF the Catho-
lie Total Abstinence Union. has given his en-
dorsement to the greut petition to Govern
ments OF the world for the overthrow OF the
opium and liquor traffic.
TO drunkenness rs fruitful source may
be traced much, if not the most of the crime
that disgraces our beloved country, and
much, if not the most. of the poverty and
misery that we see around us.-Bishop Wat
terson.
Citizens of Canton Uri, in Switzerland,
have made law requiring any liquor seller
who gives his customers enough drink to
make them unconscious to provide them
free lodging and board until completely re-
covered.
The number Of "hard drinkers in our
country to-day is estimated to be 2, 500, 900.
And IN average OF four other persons are af-
fected by each ones debauchery and shame.
Total number affected, twelve and one-half
million persons!
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the good-natured raillery Of the Gear
could be heard for quite distance.
It is all 30 subdued and quiet now;
everything is so arranged that the
Gear may not be disturbed, and his
merry little friends would not recog-
nize their jolly companion in the
weak, emaciated man that the Gear is
at the present time.
A fad of the Gear has been the col
lection of precious stones. He is very
fond of them and has taken great de.
light in purchasing rare and costly
specimens. His jewels are without
doubt the most gorgeous in Europe
and his uniforms and military trap
pings are decorated with magnificent
gems. In his private collection he
has any number of large and valuable
diamonds and pearls. In the Russian
scepter is the famous Orloff diamond,
which weighs 1949 carats. This stone
is rose cut and resembles half a
pigeons egg in size. It is supposed
to have been the eye of an Indian
idol, which, after being stolen by a
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French deserter, passed through many
hands, until it was purchased by
Count Orloff for Empress Catherine.
The price paid the Armenian mer-
chant who then owned it was 600, 900,
an annuity of 1000 rubles and royal
title.
Alexander is a man ofstrong convic-
tions. He honestly endeavors to dis
charge his duties with the utmost
conscientiousness and in the faith that
strength sufficient for the day will be
given him from on high, for the En-
peror feels that he and his are in the
hands of God, who alone sees the end
from the beginning and who will fiud
tools to carry on the work when the
day comes for the work to be done.
That deep, silent but abiding convic-
ton has grown much on the Emperor
of late years. In his youth, when he
never expected to ascend the throne,
for which his elder brother, to whom
he was passionately attached, was
carefully trained and educated, while
his own education was comparatively
neglected, he was full of high and
buoyant spirits, headlong and vehe-
ment. The shadow of the great re-.
sponsibilities which overhang the
throne has darkened, and he has been
more deeply impressed with the sense
of the invisible and eternal world into
which at any moment he may be
called