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DANGER JUST AHEAD
a Prominent Professor Speaks About
tho Threatening Things Abroad At
This limo o! tho Year.

at Is surprising how many people arc sulror.
Ing to-day from so.callcd coughs, colds and In.
nuCuyn"
Tho rcmRtk whS inRlN by very monument
Professor connected with one Of the leading
New l0IE hospitals Continuing, he said,
"il Is no. these things that nrO troubling pcu.
pie, bur II Is MI advanced form " our old enc
N.Y. the grip, People fCUl ont Of SORTS, snurlc,
hhvo rnini In the MUSCLES aud bones. have no
appetite lose all interest IN tho world Rud won.
else
Now, NIL such symptoms need to have prompt
treatment Tho nttRck must be met aud re-.
PEELED ~ nhcc, or II Is certain 10 result In some.
| ming serious ! know Of hut one way IN Ger.
| tRlnlS hvoid these troubles which Ato now 80
common, nnd TINT Is, to Immediately counter.
| net them by using good. pnrr, strong StiIuu.
| INIT. Nothing Of the ordinary kind but some.
| ihiuG pure nnd scientific, For this puruOSO
llnthink Inns over cQualCd DIily'S rutO
| Mnit WhhGcS which Is acknowledged to- lOy by
| physiCinnl md scientific people 10 be tho only
pure. nicdlciuGl matt wliskoy Upon the mar.
ECi,"
Tho words Of tho professor nrc truo mud they
| carry wonderful meaning Ia many men mud
women who ntr suffering with tho first symp.
IONS o. Irip, or clSN grip In It's advanced stages
Fot NIL shrh people We OICr n word OF advice
which IL 10 take the best means 10 overcome
these tTdnbra and do not permit Hny dealer 10
hWGtve yOn from Your purpose 10 have thnt
| WRich has proven it,cll by years Of use. to bO
lhe UGht mud pttrcSt stlmulRut IN tho world.
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THE TARIFF BILL
Reported to tho Full Senate Finance
Committee.
MANY IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE

In tho Wilson BIZ aud Some SEIZED.
uics VIII Scarcely 10 Recognized by
Their Author, SO Marked Arc tho
Observation-Disclosures Increased In tho
Metal, Glass aud Pottery Schedules.
COnl and iron Orc Tariff Placed ut
10 Cents Per Ton-Chungcs In tho
Wool Schedule.
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or otherwise ornamcntod or decorated
except such rs have ground nccks and
shoppers only, not specially provided
for in this act, including porcelain and
opnI glass ware, 40 per cent nd valorcm;
Wilson bill 50 por cent.
Unpublished cylinder, crown and com.
mon window glass, not exceeding 10 BY
y inches square, cents per pound;
Wilson bill / cent.
Above that, and not exceeding q by
10 inches square, cents per pound;
Wilson bill cents; above that, and
not exceeding 81 by 3G inches square, ]
cents per pound; Wilson bill Il cents !;
all above that. Il cents per pound !;
Wilson bill | cents.
In the stone schedule the only change
Is to change grindstoncs from 81 70 per
ton to 10 por cent nd valorom.
Roofing states are increased from 10
to 70 per cent nd valorem.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Tho Internal revenue section OF the
bill covers :ho income tax with many
verbal but few essential changes, makes
tax OF cents on every pack OF play
ing cards similar to tho provisions in
the Wilson bill. tax on all tobacco,
cigars and cigarettes weighing over
three pounds per thousand of s. per
thousand. Paper cigarettes weighing
less than thrce pounds per thousand 81
per thousand, and those wrapped in
tobacco 30 cents per thousand.
Whisky is taxed 81 10 per gallon and
the bonded period is extended from
three to eight years.
The internal revenue section ia 4 new
provision directing the President TO i'm !.
medlatol y notify the Hawaiian govern.
ment that tho United Statcg will ter.
inmate in twelve months the treaty
with Hawaii made in 1873.
No change is made in tho rates fixed
by tho Wilson bill on imported tobacco.
The date for going into effect OF the
bill is changed from June l to June 80
and duty ls levied on articles imported
or withdrawn for consumption.
The income tax retains the rate Of .
per cent on the amount OF income over
$1,000 as prescribed in tho Wilaon bill.
The classes OF incomes arc broadened
by adding to ronts, profits, salaries, etc,
the words, "or from any source whas.
ever," persons to whom tho tax applies
are every citizen OF the United States
and every person residing therein"
THE SPIRITS SECTION.
The sections covcrin; the tax on
spirits arc new throughout, and arc a
substitute for the houso sections strrc-
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CHICAGO. March Seattle receipts II 900 head;
shipments ZOO head; marEet steady; prime 10
extra natives steers s. 7Jni 49, good 10 choice
81 2jai 50; Trxnussj 75aS 10 Hogs receipts q OCO
head: shipments 5000 head; market active ant!
steady: rough and common 81 Coal d: mixed md
packers 81 s0Ri %; prime heavy s. 10; prime
shipments 100 head; market steady and strong;
mir 70 good mixed natives s. 25a& 90 westerns
s. 2jaJ S.: lambs 50 00Ai y,
EAST Liberty. Pa. March Seattle, 70.
ceIpts 40 head; shipments so head; mur.
ket dull Mt yesterdays quotations. Hogs. re.
kct fair on medium weights; fair to best s. OJa
5 Is. Sheep, receipts 100 head; shipments 4U)
head; market sicGdy aud unchanged from yes.
tcrday's prices.
ClSciSHATI. O.. March S.-IIogs In iair de.
mand a;si 3Oaj 10; receipts2,iJJ head; shipments
500 head. =.
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Tho best saIvc in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chappcd hands, chilblains,
corns. aud all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t ia guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents por box. For aa!e by Logan Drug
Company.
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L. r. Swetnam, OF Fairfax Station,
Virginia, says: "a party came forty
miles to my store for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and bought dozen bot
tles. The remedy is q great iavorite in
this vicinity, and has performed some
wonderful cures here" 1t is intended
especially for coughs, colds. Group and
whoopins cough, and is u :avorite
whereye. known.
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MEs wiSsLow's SoorHISG sYrrr has been u.c1
for over i!i!y years by millions Of mothers for
theft children while tcethIng. with perfect sue.
cess. ltSootheS the child. soiVcnS tho guns, al.
lays all pain. cures wind collie. ap1 Is The beat
remedy i9F Diarthpl. II will rel.Sre the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold Sy drnt.,ists
in every part o! the world. Twenty-Five cents n
bottle BE sure and ask for "Mrs. WinsIOw's
Soothing syrup" and take no other kIud.
..fT ~ MWF.W
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CAMnrlDor, Mass, June d. 1874

&onaan LithtY ui'g Co., De, Aoines. 10.
DEAR SlRs-Enclosed please find nm
order for 81, for which send inc rs many
krause's Headache Capsules as it will
pay Tor. They are very good indeed, but
can not get any in Boston.
Yours very truly.
ASA +. SHEPHERD,
1913 Norfolk street.
Sold by Alex. T. Youug, John Klari.
wheeling, and Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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Oh City, Pa. March S-Opencd Mt S2lic; high.
est sic; lowest s24c; closing ut S2itc; sales 1901
barrels; cearances S2 900 barrels; shipments lO5
$50 barrels runs 81 JIG barrels.
NEW York. March S-Pc:volcum quiet out
firm; spot sales none; closed nj S2Ec bid.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. March S.-Opcued and lowest
SIC; highest and closed NJ S3tsc.
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FINANCE AND r.:Apn
Tho Features OF thc aipncy nul Stocv
Markets..

SEw ioRE, March S.--MonCv on call Easy n, |
pCr cent; last oaa per cent closed Ut per
cent l'rimo mercantile paper 3aiis per cent.
sterling exchange ilrm n - Sat sSli. silver
ccHlOCulcs hSi Hp,gc Total sales ut stocks to-
dHv were ;.Sl,.yO shntps
Holders Of sugar smrc, urA not pleased win
thr hgHAlc bill ilSllg Il tHrll on sugnr, TheS
claIm the proposed rto |, equal to only llvc
rGr pound on rrtapd sugar which scarcely
cQtluls the herman bounty on bort sugar. On
tho stock exchange IN Hay the SlOcl; went OIL
Va per cent lruln yesterdays close, ami the clos
ins h0lG was only 4 l,cf cent above the bottom
figure. the net loss ui tho lny buiug Gle per cent.
DHtilIng was OppOtllcly Affected, After break
ins 10 ~ 4, the Hrill ucwS carried II M to :! 4,
WAS only = per cent Changers were dcpTu,'cl
mud the general list WAS weak, The bond laGr'
RGt WINS strong.
Government md statC bands Inactive
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DRY (iOptls.

NEW YoNK. March S-Thc dry goods market
maintains the improvement recently noticed.
but shows no further progress. There is very
lnir general business In progress at former
prices. Prints ind printed fabrics nTa mndcr.
hams and woven wnsl goods rule steady, with n
lnir demRnd. Dress goods aud foreign dry goods
are uulr,
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WASHINGTON. March S.--Thc tariff
bill has been submitted to tho finance
committee. The moro important items
arc as follows: Sugar not above so de-
:rCes polariscopo test, ono cent per
pound; for every additional de.roo or
fraction not above 90 degrees l.l0O cont
additional; above 90 and not above 0G,
2-l0O cont per degree, and above 90 do.
greGs duty Of Ia cents per pound.
Tho bounty is repealed. Molasses test.
ing no: above So degrees by tho polnri,
scope shall pay Il duty OF two cents per
Gallon; moIasscs testing above So do.
grces shall pay u duty OF t cents per
gallon.
Iron ore. 40 cents pcr ton. Lead orc
cent per pound, including lead mixed
with silver ores. Coal, bi,uminous:and
'halc, 40 cents per ton; slack or culm
10 cents per toni coke Is per cent nd
valorem.
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Metals.


New iorE, March s.-Plg iron dull American
III 51al5 o.. Copper quiet; l0kc9}.c. Lead firm
domestic s. 10. Tin firm.
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Many Persons are broken
dSTn from ovcrwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BittcrS Rebul!ds tho
eystem, aids dissection. removes excess OF bile
sad cures lalOria. Get the genuine.
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RAILROADS,
III 70 Pennsylvania Stations.
SllSRnDSyIVdnid Lines.
N.atI TIN l., 9 Pun a,t Coz, troll rr;r,,n

T1cEEr OFFICES At Pennsylvania STATION ol
WATER sr., FOUT OF ELEVENTH ST. WIELLlsG,
AZ MCIuEr House. WHEELING, AND AT TUE
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. nRfDGRPoHT.
Sor-twEsr SrFrT,T--"FA% Fannie RorrE."
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal RYI
Il, RpEWSTEp RnroIvcr

Time Table No 10. TO take e'Fas. l!:)l Il. IN.
Sunday. November ~ 1896.
e3:lh. tt#1. i9:O) n. N. III.
Leave reninsnIa-iS:O6. 1851. sIl:tGa M 2:;..6
oG:2l. fi:D. f;:b r. III.
leave MegIIn's ferfy-ls:E, 1851, Ill:52a. H..
t4;3!. 9G:E. ti:i!. oar
ATtiyo Terminal Junction -t3;l7. tI5:uJ Hiss
n. ~, t!!:SS. 1852. ti:iG. f1:IS y. III,
Leave Terminal ,Juucslon-t5:224. 1900. Il III,
'l::io II. M. f3:a2.. ti:Oj, Fat. ISIS p, IN.
Leave MaF,n,$ fcrry-t5:2S .J:O7 am. 'l1:ij,
ti:0i, $50 tj:j?, t8:iI p. IN
Leave Peninsun-zfI:Si, Ig:Hl H., "i2;jl. iiiI
ti:l7, ij;.5, ts:!tS y. N. -.
Arrive whcc,iHs-t7:lO. 800 a m, 'l!:j7
;i:l7. tt:?h ti:%I. REDS p. m
sDnily. tDNlIy except sunday, )SunIa;. only
All trains viii ran on Eastern TImc
J.E TAUSSlCi. SGDcrin.Gndcn.
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d, G,ISc!ESArt, o..Mareh s-cot:oa steady; mid
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and a'tc: Saturday. October /, 80 trIlu,
will run W follows, city time:
LEAVE WnEELE$G-'j:V1; IL m. 100 T. m. SD
FOO p m. 200 p. IN. 800 D. m. I:O) D. In. j:Jj
p M, G:oop IN. TOD p IN, 300 p N. 9:jlip p.
Ill J 20 u. NJ. -
LEAVE ELM GRoyE-'d:00a n.. 100 1 III. 800
IN. GOA N 1000 a IN. ll:O0 a. n. l.:O IN.
100 p. m. :4!:0o u H. 500 y. m 400 D. n. 5:jI
p m; G:uo p. IN. ZOO p. IL. SOD p. IL. 9:lGp.
m. 10 Top. m.
UDRtlT. c1cep: SUNDAY.
svSDAV-ChMrch trains leave Elm Grove /.
0:iS l. II. and Wheeling d; l!:l7 p. m.
Il. L WEISG ERBER lsf
ocl General Atal3yos
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
SOt;TII HOUSED.

On md inter Monday. December q. PASSENGER
Trims will run rs follows: "puily. tDaily ES.
cent Sunday Central time
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J. = TERLi. Gen. FfeIght { P11s Agent.

NNLI THE BEST QUALITY OF
NJ STATIONERY. THE FINEST INK AND
THE SEATEST TYPE are used In tho Com.
THE INTELLlGgScEa JOB OFFICE
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19
How.a Thia.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF CatarTh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
II. J. CHENNY \ Co., Props. Toledo, O.
We the undersigned have known n.
j. Cheny for the last IS years, aud be-
lieve him perfectly honorable la all
business transactions and financially
able 20 carry out any obligation made
Nv their firm.
West a rruax, wholesale druggist,
Toledo, o., Walding, Kinnan 4 Mar.
win, wholesale druggist, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls CatarFh Cure h taken internal.
~, acting upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces Of the system. Prizes 75c. per
bottle Sold.hy all drugglstA resli-
m0nials free.
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Plasters.

II you are thinking Of buying q plas-
ter, remember that you will place IT
upon your body and caOnot get a plas-
ter that will be too good for you.
Allcock's pOrus plaster Is the best
plaster made. Your druggist may
have some other plaster on bis shelves
which be is anxious TO get rid Of, or
else some worthless imitation pur-
chased AZ a low price for the purpose Of
substitution. Do noe accept bis "Just
as good" plea, insist upon having the
genuine. AllcOck's porus plaster has
no equal.
Brandreth's pills can always be re-
lied upon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19
TIE STATE TICKET.

From all parts of the state come re
ports Of general approval Of the work
Of the Republican state convention. II
Is fully understood that the general de
mand for new deal" square deal
and q fair, open battle In free field
was the spirit that ruled the convention
ia all its work. The Multnomah dele
CATION, composed of 55 picked men,
leading citizens of Portland, repre-.
sented this sentiment and were cordial
ly met Ia the same spirit by the
assembled delegations from remote
parts Of the state. Every delegate left
the convention at Its adjournment feel
Ing that he had been a part OF the
actual working forces OF the convention
and not merely ratification voter.
Toe result is a good feeling aud gen.
eral loyalty 10 the ticket seldom known
ut the conclusion OF state convention.
The ticket is a strong and clean one.
AT Ice head Is man Of commanding
ability aud high character, who has an
honorable record Of patriotic services 3,
his country as soldier and OF long
aud faithful service TO his state ~ leg,
islator and jurist. The nominee foI
secretary Of state has an unbroken REQ
ord OF service 10 his party as an editor
aud writer. The state treasurer whC
hiss served during the past four years Ii
renomlnated as just expression OF th,
confidence rsposed In his fitness aud in
tegrity by the citizens Of Oregon. Tn,
Romlnee for supreme Judge Is a man O
unquestioned ability and OF unblem
ished character. For attorney general
. representative Of the younger element
Of the party--a rising attorney OF Oh,
Portland bar--is the nominee, and
from the demonstration over his nomi
nation Il was apparent IN the oonven
ton that be was the most popular
young man In the city. The NOMINEES
for slate superintendent OF schools Is =
veteran educator and, like the head Of
the ticket. he has the record Of = cam.
pa|gner upon the Geld Of battle ~ we'll
~ lhe field OF politics.
The general satisfaction expressed as
lo fhe character Of the ticket aud the
political conditions Of the time point 10
ls s|sclion by large majorlly.-Ash-
aud IIdings
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pERaorAL Avn aooIAL.
Local Correspondence from Towns
in the Valley.

JEFFERSON.
Frank Bhafer was visiting friends In
ia our city Sunday.
DIR. J. @. Smith has moved into Mr..
Garfield's residence, near the Institute.
The w. c. t. U. convention wss well
attended.
Art Holt and wife. Of Albany, were
visiting friends and relatives In this
city Sunday.
The Arbor day exercises were well
attended at the Institute last Friday.
The city band furnished the music.
and every part was decided success.
The Young Mems Republican club
met Saturday evening, April IA. The
city band paraded the streets followed
by members Of the Senior and JUNIOR
Republican clubs carrying appropriate
banners which createdi great amuse-
ment, after which Smith d Jones'
hall was crowded to hear the able
speeches made by Mr.. e. B. MOores
and E. Hofer, of Salem. Every one
was well pleased with the results Of
the meeting. especially the Republic
c lns, and all say cOme.again.
NOTES FROM BETHEL.
This place is located five miles east of
s ,lem, where the Dunkards have just
9 ected new church,
On the evening of April II, Demor.
=, / silver medal entertainment was
held here. r. r. Ryan, of Salem,
gave the opening address, on the OBJ
jects Of the elocutionary work, as di-
rected by w. Jennings Demorest, Of
New York, which was followed by the
"The rumseller's legal right"
SOug-"Have courage, my boy, to
say no."
mot dead nor dying"
SOng,by Mrs. Dutton's class-"Wine
Is mocker."
1.-THE bugle Is scaling"
Solo, by Miss Ashby.
Advertisement by an honest rum
seller"
Song, by quartette-"The gurgle of
the Jug"
You can stop it If you will"
Song, by Mary Hutchins.
"Eli Perkins on temperance"
Song by Mrs. Hutchins.
"The bible aud the liquor traffic"
Song, by a class of Ten, under Mr..
Early's training, "Wine is a mocker"
"The home versus the saloon"
While the judges were making up
their decision, the audience was favor
ed by speech from Mr.. Bowerman,
which was followed by the presenta-
ton of the silver medal to Miss Mag
gle Robbins, of Fruitland on No. 2,
and she will surely make her mark as
AN elocutionist.
The church was filled with about
l50 young people, and never was there
q more orderly crowd OF young people.
This class was organized by Mrs. l.. l..
Balinger, and the judges were A. M.
Taylor, w. II. Pfening and o. q.
Hutchins.
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MARION COUNTY.

FOR STATE SENA rORs--i. l.. aiterson Of
Salem, and W n Hobson Of staytoD.
JOINT SENATCRr--For Marion and Clack-
amas, AlonzO Gesner, Salem.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, B. Moores
and E. Hofer OF Ealem, David Craig OF Ma
cleay, II. G. Barclay of Woodburn. and j. l..
Calvert Of Hubbard.
CyMMIssIoHER-J.M NJ. watson OF Turner.
sHERlFF-JohnK knight Of Salem.
CLERK-L. v. Ehlen OF Buttsville'
TREAsURER-R. q. Brown OF Turner.
REcoRDER--F. W. Waters OF salem.
ASsE5SOR--D ID. Coffey OF Min City,
SCHOOL DENT. 3. Ora
ham Of WoodDurn.
SURVEYOR--B. b. Herrick OF Salem.
CORONEs--A. N. CIough OF salem.
JUSTICE OF PEACE For Salem district
II. A. johnson, Jr.
c0NsTABLE-For saIem district-A. IT
Waln
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"Of course believe in PRESENT.
ments. said Bud Harkins. Zone of
the most vivid things that ever oc-
CURED to me in that way happened
about a year ago. Twas in New Mex
leo, and my wife and baby were in
Toledo. One night / was lying in
bed and had not yet gone to sleep,
when a mist seemed to envelop the
room, and out from the mist came
picture Of my wife leaning over the
baby, and to my horror the child was
dead.
II tried to shake off the idea, but 1
could not. 1t haunted me all that
night and kept me from doing any
work the next day. There was no
telegraph station from which / could
telegraph, and if there had been it
would have done no good. l knew
just as well as though 1 had been
present that the child was dead. /
left the night after my vision for
home, telegraphing at the earliest
possible opportunity.
"All the way to Chicago had a
feeling that / should not take the
first train to Toledo; that there would
be an accident, and when 1 reached
the city 1 was actually relieved to
find that we had missed connection.
/ telegraphed to my wife, and she an
swered fully. there"
A chorus Of voices asked, Had it
happened, just as in the vision ~
"Happenedl WASN'T talking about
happenings. Nothing had happened.
I was only talking about PRESENT.
ments, and l believe in them because
have had them. New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
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AN EXPLANATION DEMANDED.

A prominent Democrat explains the
defeat of Compson on the theory that
be was Pennoyer's candidate aud lt had
been arranged that at the proper time
Compson was to withdraw in favor Of
Pierce. Those opposed to fusion had
gotten wind Of the scheme and deter
mined 10 thwart and rebuke Pennoyer
The above telegram will be surprise
to many. General Compson owes It to
himself to explain whether he was iD
reality Pennoyer man or not. 1t was
believed by many Of his friends that he
was not. Yet Governor Pennoyer re.
peatedly appointed him as delegate
TO important conventions. General
Compson is too square a man and too
honorable Democrat to longer mas
querade upon this matter. The truth
should be told so that the people may
aot intelligently In the premises.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19

Hon. William +. Davis of Plym-
outh, while delivering an address in
Boston, entitled who Were the
Pilgrimsf 2 said The name Pilgrim
was suggested by casual remark Of
Governor William Bradford in his
history, when, IN speaking of the
sorrow felt by the Plymouth colony
at leaving Leyden he said But they
knew they were pilgrims and looked
not ON such things. II was used for
the first time by Judge John Davis in
his ode, Sons OF Renowned Sires,
written for the celebration OF the
landing in l792. Philadelphia Rec
ord.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19

S0UP HOUSES. Some people may set
30 p0or they can't buy the neoessaIles
Of life, bat under the schedule OF prices
adopted BY q. w. Johnson A Son, none
need 70 without clothing They are
the peoples money sayers
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o, SI woman, s,,,, departing and "a yretched,

Rear the Rihd cnOruh tnht rises,
Filling the DOME OF the sky:
"Sisters, be glad, there's help TO be had;
No longer be miserable, aloomy and sad;
Lost health regain" rings out the refrain,
Poor creatures be healthy and happy again"
How? BY taking DIR. Pierce's Favor
Ite Prescription, the worlds greatest
remedy for all kinds of diseases pecu-
liar to women. 1t brings back tone
and vigor to the system weakened by
those distressing complaints known
only TO women, which make lite such
burden. It restores relaxed organs
TO a normal condition. IL fortifies the
system against the approach of dis
eases which often terminate In untold
misery, If not In death--which Ia pre-
ferable to the pain and torment OF 'liv.
ing, In many instances. IL is the great
gift Of scientific skill and research to
women, and forsit she cannot be too
grateful. IL cures her ills when moth
Ing else can. IL is guaranteed to give
satisfaction or price (tl.00) returned.
Absolutely sold ON trial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-19

medium, "a OO@4 so; light and feeders,
s. 70 dressed, S. 0O@7.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, 100
lie; do inferior, 1000; do valley, 100
15c.
HOps-l4 to Ice.
Potatoes-Esrly Rose, 9O@40. Bur-
banks, 25@35c.
Milling, 81. .100115