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pAnr cALr. PART HUMAN.

Paris, Texas. December s.-Last night u
cow belonging to Mr. w. n. Ellis OF Bios
gom gave birth TO calf with body Of
normal size aid shape but Its neck and
head are human. The strange creature
lived only a few hours. but MIR. Ellis skin
ned ard stuffed the hide. great many
people hare have locked with astonish-
inent al the wonderful freak OF nature
han human ana half animal
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LAND IN THE PANHANDLE.

A Large Tract IN Lipscomb and Ochii-
trcu Counues Sold.
Jules IIlrsch. receiver, sold 1900 ncreH
or land in the counties Of Lipscoinb and
ochltfee yesterday ftornoon. lately own
cd bv Tho city blnk of Houg,on, to ] u.
Wlli ms. M. WI 4 ANS ma Z tbc highest
ana best hid. II cents an aero, ana the
land was knocked down to him at thnt
rricn. THE sale ~ subject 20 confirmation
by the district court Of Harris county.
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BASE RAIL TALK.

Manager Carson says iGouston's Team FOR
1896 VIII bc Il Corker.
Post reporter met the lndefatigahic
Carson yesterday and asked him what
tho outiook WINS for 1896 FIRST class 3"
ne remarked. "1louston viii have the
best team IA the state. The fnct IL we
have the men signed now nrd ] am con-
fdrnt that our foam will eclipse all others
/ understand J. G. McNcnlus Of Ia las
has signed n strong tcnm, bu, ueverihe--
less the pcnnnnt winners next year VIII
not bnil from a northwest city.
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POLICE pIcKuPs.

Mollle Andrews accused George Lock
wood OF the theft OF clock from her
residence yesterday. Lockwood was arr
rcatoa aud Recorder Hill hold him in the
sum OF 500 TO the grand jury.
An unknown white woman, with
brain craze producing jag. was given
cell IN the city bastile last night.
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n1,l1nING prRMITs.

Tho following permits nave been Issue"
by the city engineer a. phu,,,,
and Mary street. bog house. SOD s,o
IN W Aianger. lots 4 ana q block 49,
on Pease aud Marles Streets sS'''
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THE DEATH ROLL.

Edwin r.. nged month, son OF X L.
Garrison died Monday morning ut u
o'clock at tho family residence NO 1913
street. The interinent loon place place
a, a o,SIock Yesterday afternoon In Glen
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.hapter recsiNed IN pcutlon ami cle G, I'd
,ile applicant. A companion, who WAS
o ailp' present. at the time the applicant va,
-. w nus compliance that the cnaItcr
sifed ana that We nave viOia,ed the law.
mar ne should protest against me cnap-
' ,, NtVrdetring the degrees, unless we got
o. twul..b ltNW the grand hign prizes. nu-
degree. ~
III we have erred. what course viii we
,"Ne 10 pursue to undo the wrong9 WA
IT. come under the law where 1t SAYS that
n ieunon unlawfully filcd can be with
I Len az, hememoer, the. candidate has
nave joined i'm "A petition and IN
lena asking r&nnehn fodse 10 indorse a
psHs.on to the NJ w. G, Lodge tor
Where Hendricks considers the applicant
t'9' complied with The law; however, some
OF us not agree with him"
repVCd rs follows: That while the
nr err to- as roma filiate. tle cha
.e, committed no sin IN acung upon tbs
pSuuon, yet necessary to hold tho same
W henever the brother becomes
member thereof. at it's organization. the
V nap should then confer tne degrees
on May % Companion T. 7. Murchson
nglGh priest of Vernon chanter, writes az
proved BY the Grand Council article 9
section 2, reads as follows "'rhs H. p
Is. s, treasurer and secretary shall b.
electc by ballet at the stated cn1Voca-
. s..fion made al. r-it,,,,s ~ s.n oil. ~. 80,
OF officsrs t., st,horitrs.n an,,rs sho1
ha 10 hniIot ,nd ,hai ~, Ma ~
last stated ci,,vo~.,iir,, - ltr,, 49,
9itb of IN, ., ntr NJ N.,~otn cr,n.cr
rnits ~ s..,o4 ,,,,.t'.aVto,, 90 M ,rth
lTridav ,tpbt 4, c,rh ,nontb asst nicht
ve. t,o tin,o % No 'nnn.1 atortitt, e.
oio,tea ot - ,.tcd . r,,',.,.,'i.n
c"dt,y H. Si,h ~ Inve ara 30 f,,rth
tri4.s. I'll. H. 49, ,n'',ih Iii t 40
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t,,~o Tho " "a, Nv, ,1tc,s o,,5 81 ,.1o -
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| ''i' H. avv, ,,.,, to mat, h,
81 lV'."t' Mo.rr, tIvtt Is N' i,, H..
uNt.ut, w 'p''Sal m,.,h "u ,uo.,iss ,,'n
| cohsututl9n i,ac'.saIliy pre1iils, e ',@ ,
W.. -. ~" ,- ~ "o"a'Ii 10, ~
49, '.u'.. ,,aa,.S - - ,Sr ,,.o,,.d
4, lI, .n a ~. ~ n,,N ,,n. ,rficrrs ne
IL w. t'u, huP"'h' S"N" NV ~" "
VIZ - ~. 49,. ,.t, L., N-,r-o,, u,a
- trW psNH .tor uT''in IT, al '',''', 90, az
re-, UeStee 10Y hn''.er ~, .''e" ''' 70
/ on GERS for me ENSUING N'"'
on June 8. | received a communication
from Coupaniou Gerard huston, wishihB
to know II chapter which ma sus-
pended by failing 10 meet for three con,
scputiVo months. and, upon request, nAd
been reinstated. had the sight TO eject OIL
GERS for the ensuing Masonic year 10
which ] replied.
They had all the right Of chaptcr.
and stood as though thcy had reVer been
suspcndVI III 'nat iVSp'C'
ON July H. 1925. received a eommugnile,,a .
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~ - -, =. 49,. $3.50 'i'
To eth Z colved rom subordinate, -r, .,
,,ch, piers ., -, ...-....., -. 81 7s2 30
T id s. ,re to s p Moore grand ,r ;,
iii en- Is mm,, unit on work wade rcp 80 T.
whi,h was ado ia
chhpEn riALs COMMITTED,
The 'onmittee ON re entsis made the
Z llcwI = report which was aaontcd'
ga vV'u'h, w. q"
stand ROYAL Arch Chapter:
70 the Nj. h. Grand Royal Arch chapter
Sour romnittec on credentials beg leave
t,lcd to eat. IN The Grand chapter;
ror,p - r 0tui',, vi l. a ii u
conn L : Re"6savali. =. q x.
Ssomr !. u ,H,a ,,.a - ~ q >
~ Az - q SO
Cem ml p Aih' R tiHT IT, & cnanla II.
conn y. +, Ti.spatr.ck, c. Z. II. 4,
$om , 7 + M, soT :, =. 81 I r. \. c.
COMP a. :. Garane& @. A. sv.
comB ! +, ,I,w.i., W: @, q stew,rd
rast draad ili.h ris.ls,ll ,,} 'rwSG,-
wai9 r. nix N% Hi.S. J , M0,r'sl ,, - T.
i'lg' ,. "'''''''' w. ~. "',,''"''' w. "'
INST Grand Kins-Ro err brewster.
q and Repreao ia YES
ca.ifoi' ma. $. Richardson
Indian Teratofs s j, Morriss,
,om Wa '''u ~" '''''" " "'-' ~"
Kansas and Rhode Islands. NJ. VIII
III ], ursana-R. o. Rounsavau.
Quehr, K NJ 1irin.
aylond-R p ,connor
Massac fetts-R: A. Elsln. ,
nt. 1 i sen pV Ctrpipna-~E6bert Brr,vsior.
Nebfaske~ Anon Raincy
Sem s% S Ca4on ~ Nor i, ' Sfoscs
NSrth Daltc+ i-~doorgo W, Tyler.
T !; y, Sc 5esi,5a w $ =, s swo n
Past lnga Pr csts-J. ~ McCraclln,
iopaa ~ Jr h"' S Il iayuiS. Il. o Twomey,
s S W p'' " Ffunnicu,t " p savage.
Fl IT, l,,s Mnrcs'sq "a Moore " a. hurdct,.
J. y y K NfFn T. " cssm HI = : {, Doug
less nj N j. G@r r 81 roan N f + creS
n" ~ o yVt, af1' r Nj Proctor l.. H.
r Fro i H. o. E,urSS MoIiss h," Hen.
Gricks. Ansnn Iiainey. il. NJ. Elgn, H. Q.
'l'N i,'r.,,, " M AScrnn,by' g Il,
49,. at"' In Orchard I ~ stout n. IL
l59ySs; 'ohh IT, o' Lpscomb. J q. Wooiiers
Ic,, - T. s'd pnii rrvnoIrr r. Il hberl
vu,.t ~ ~ - fo,.t,ran "a Gardner ~
"a y swain " s NV II. p. Conner. John
T. r Terre, I Z re- Reeves - June D' O. tlar-
riss I r. Wilson. X. IL. Lowoustcin, "
Is, MsAiplnei " w 1.v Siar 4; Asbfnra
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BEAUMONT COUNCIL MEETINGS.
Beaifnont, Texas. December 2.--The city
council met in regular monthly 9ession TO-
day and business was Disposed Of with
refreshing rapioity
Reports OF city marshal. treasurer and
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The following marriage licenses were
isaued yesterday: - ,...a .
Daniei j. caAtoil and Mrs' inahara 10 u,
ilIn.E ninnI
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4 GRAND RAM. CHAPTER
| ,,-,v.Si1th Annual Convocation.
HP. Stone Presiding
|sprsOF THE GRAND HIGH PRIEST.

|sprS or THE GRAND HIGH PRIEST,
a,.,d High Priest. Treasurer.
h" and Cr.dent ials Commit
~-Ihe Days Proceedings.
F. Grand Royal Arch Chapter
-. assembled yesterday In forty
.,nual convocatlon. NJ. u. Grand
S-,sst ]. X. Stone presiding, sup
hy.E Deputy Grand High Priest
n n,nting, L. Grand King II. O.
All =. Grand Scribe Thos. II.
~ + Grand Secretary Geo. Lopas,
" s,,. desk. Il. Grand Treasurer 5. D.
III at his station. - ,
~ oiher officers present were: +.
y sue o. rrand chaplain, f. w. Fitz-
Mie!, Ind caYtaln of the host; j.
nss era rrand principal soiourner; j.
sgi inHh grand Royal Arch captain.
l.,,sn grand marshal y. II. Gardner,
Iowa gvmsstsr of the "a veil {, G, Foster,
y mssi,r Of the "a veil; j. NJ. Stray
rranA master of the lst veil, J. 4.
{s,,j senior grand, steward, =. G..
I.sSfs innior grand steward; c. Ii.
We YER grand guard.
~ ssr,asi CHAPLAIN offered a prayer for
shIessiny on the proceedings OF the
lhes.tion and the body was duly rap
y nrdor Roll call followed. showing
y, rand officers and eight past
| Il officers present, siXty-two subor-
W ehaplers represented.
~ soilawlng resolution was then Of
IA adontel:
.,fyed That an Royal Arch Masons
snd standing of chapters IN this inrls-
.s ssa Invited to seats In this Grand
O ,sr "''
P'''' COMMITTEES.
,,.,,.- 10, of com,ri,teos n tho
d. following lst Oh committees ot the
va Chap'e, Snv,gn I pur-
Helen I, s,,,.n,i,,ir,, ''''7N'
!. ", 7. stanfi.,d a. u
Tiuons ~ -, -
.tasn, l, u-,,or,neor T.,
fltiohs, 80 ,i.1.e A''''''ps'"' ''V
Ntgs. d w ~ NTnrSe,,o lao ~ I,ur.,b.
isnce-N - ,''' "''''' ~ i'"'
". Sainpnei'i c,,,,,,t.r. " ro,,,
tiuris Snartc' i,s ,," II 10 S;,n,,i,o,.n
farl, ~ Io.l "a Ci,,,,, w. Wy 'S' T.
e'urns Nhui ~ ~ etttt,,'pl -
lnghs1; w; I Cha,; H., n - az
.'urns Cna M, 'eI,.l Iptii>1' ~
fToal!' ~, ~ 10, .' - X e ~,
f, .in,, W. w., 'ri,,L II - yvbi,c
tiurns Ghepters u ii, NJ -: - 3
D, a. s'eMaIIss' Sira,;,o 'iT" u Ban
tfrpTuuehgeT ,'lt4ettc, d; 1HHH'
spHks, j. G. $40, John L. ,yerrlii'
nsyanees am - ~ l'l5cais " W.. IL
ts T. d,s A. NC ra[Ef' ts L. 'I Ns,
avg oIi,ue'J Duhi,,. ann -'"S''i''
,FymN,sr' Il \. ha Rusning' r s+ou,
Ksaoeii ,-,,a u \, pu.,, o..
piuaty-J' - NIuu' T. M illey' leo
A IT. -
RAND HIGH PRIESTS REPORT.
e. Grand Hirh Priest ]. X. stone
snt.', -, -. ,..'...
Isad ~ n annua r,short, wh e. was re-
% tnc sPpGoRrlh tf f l9n yy1om
r,rny NJ iaI W. h tis i,','' i've, VEIL"
Of another 2apltularl YEN, Many
sn e nee r@s aHq ma atc9 we d .aa
tn!nts ana heariaehes that we have
.,sa H.. man{ the ropsn aiil tuESed
over wnlGn we nave passed, Seft
tN1Hn
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time IN which a brother shall choose and
record his mark, which should not be
moro than SIX months
My official relations with the Royal
Graft during the past Masonic year have
been OF the most Pleasant character.
Sweetest memories Will long inger over
tho considerations accorded nv as your
representative. A. s. Bunting.
Dennty Grand Hsgh Priest.
oserrt TO rop tate com nttccs.
Tho rrand vi tor OF the Ea tern district,
Comp, II rwomey. made his report, which
was ieterr cd.
Comp. Norton Moses. grand visitor FOR
the Western distii l. made hts annual ~
Port. which tok the same course.
GRAND rREAsuHlcR's REPORT.
n Grand Treasurer S, u. Moore read
hi. annual report a. follows:
Balance last report. sos c-
To amount from grand secretary, A1S2 30
fetal go. go. .........,.....,sc on "a
Disbursements g, o., ..... ....,.,,.,. h.>l il
-
Refcrred TO finance con mittec.
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GRAND sECBETARY's REPORT.
+ Grand Secretary George ropas, Jr..
made his annual report. IA follows:
t. TIE NJ. L. Grand Royal Arch Chapter
of Texas.
< vet m pleasure 10 be ahle to report
That the reforms u an tho living chapters
have Neen received In time to have printed
in edvanee Of the meeting OF the Grand
tlapier.
Union NJ. 9 and rockdale No. liS. de-
missed. have sent In their returns, aud will
ask ror restoration Nf their charters.
The contract FOR printing tho proce q
iuss was wardoi 70 \. G. Gray OF this
city who w 8 the lowest bidder.
The returns show tho following stalls
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Rspublicanlsm and "cOIn".
WBEATLAND. Jan. IL.


EDIToR JoURNAL:-On this rainy
day have looked up the platforms Of
the Republican national party since
the beginning Of It's existence to date
On the money question, | have seen
many disputes in the different papers
lately, as 10 what the platform de-
manded. Here is the result: In 1884
earnestly exhorted the state and peo-
pie TO sustain the credit and use Of the
national currency"
Next mention Of money question
was in 1875, ud,"demanded that the
United States notes and bonds be paid
in coin. 10 1880, payment In coin Ct
all obligations reasserted. In 1884. silent
on that point. In 1883, the Republi-
can party is in favor Of the use Of both
gold and silver and condemns the
Democratic administration In its edorts
10 demouetlze silver In 1892, Hedges;
want bi-metalism, but only by use In
proposition to relast Of the two metals.
Comment il unnecessary, but IT
seems that the platforms are varied
enough for ths use Of all shades Of
opinion from extreme goldbug to free
silver cranks. so the efforts Of the Ore
Ronian 10 crowd all off but the extreme
goldbugs and tue answer of the F. s.
cranks OF "who is your shorn" is en-
tirely superfluous. They each should
adopt the platform that suits, and quit
quarreling. IL looks to an outsider that
the OregoniAn was right according to
the latest revision of the creed for it.
After silver Is discarded as money
metal, It should fall to value of or
10 cents per pound like steel or brass,
then a half dime of silver should weigh
IL ounces Of pure silver and at that
rate the dollar would weigh 20 pounds,
and would bc too cumbersome for COM
mon use and gold then would have to
do all the WORK Of exchange, unless the
banks would kindly consent for US TO
use their notes at 10 or II per cent In.
terest per year, rs circulating medium
to take the place of gold and silver.
OLD JONES.
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VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
SCOTS MILLS.

SCOTS MILLS.
The weather for the pact week has
been Of wrhfO1i stvie.
There II quite a demand for hcgs at
present, the packing company il get
ting away with them fsIt
one OF cur butchers lost "a valuable
sign from his shop after ore days erec-
tiou. BE palleu, Bob, il may return.
The lecture II the lady room was
well attended aud the boys say the
order is good enough tor ihem.
While playing at school the other
day Benny Yaulrs-s bad the mistor.
tune Of breaking an arm.
Dr.. Hays0lth leayes ior Iowa Tues
day, his former home. We are very
sorry 10 see the doctor end bis family
60.
There Is rumOr ah1at that lhis city
is tying for the county seat of Marion
county A certain busiuess hrm have
donated their store building Tot = court
house
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THAT PRoFEssoRsHrP DEAL.

1t Is 8 pity that the edueatlonai ~
terests of the state cannot be Tree 'iV'i,
selfish intrigue. The appointment OF
McElroy to the so-called chair OF Eng
lish literature in the state university
has the marks Of IDEAL" OF Whiou
more is likely to appear McE.Foy
qualifications for the place are oi 'ns
slenderest possible character; anu II :
known by those acquainted Win
the affairs Of the school that at pre- u
there Is really no nse for the depart
meut. What inhu eDce was II tha' piO-
vided that "roost" for McElroy upou
his retirement from office? Inc
action of the trustees ought to De re-
scinded before it goes into effect. bu'
there is a rumor of a new move IN tha
general deal, through rearrsngement
of the board of trustees on the nrst
day Of the Legislative sesons, Just oe-
fore the new governor goes Into once
The scheme, ifcarried out, would give
Eugene five Of the nine regents
aAd make it virtually a local hiSn
school for Eugene to be supported oy
the taxpayers of this state. The truth
is, there snould be no taxation OF the
people for the support of the upper
schools whether called state university,
agricultural college, normal schools
or what. The special taxes for their
support onght to be cut off; no more
appropriations ought to be made, aud
the law forbidding charges for tuition
should be repealed. The state has NJ
right to support local high schools at
favored points by general taxation
Portland Oregoniau.
The wsr Of the Oregonian on "Prof
McEroy is peculiar. He was re-
warded, with his JOB for rlife at Eugene,
by the machine at Portland for loyalty
to Dolph interests in the present fight
fJr the seuatorship. That loyalty
consists in delivering the vote of sew
eral counties which McElrOy is sup
posed to carry in bis pocket The
o pgonian's fight on the slate upiver-
ty aud on President Chapman is ap-
p plren,ly In the Iuterest.of McElroy who
is understood to want the presidency
in return for bis influence with Lane.
The people should not be deceived by
the claptrap about reform from the old
nacliue organ. 1t Is too much like
pFo ositious for the reformation Of
society from the habitu = Of White
chapel.
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Marion has bseu bleased gilb q good
supply " water of late, bot Jsck ffosl
has gui toe better of the Oregon misl
aud be supply seems ~ be exhausted
fuf ihs Isaspl ~ lsast We Oregon.
lsns eap alsays enjoy liiiIe eAangs
especially lfitls foT fbr usllrr
Tho psifous of Marion school district
sas oal,ed in maas Mouday lo consider
ihs piupury ~ bui.dlpg d nss And
murt rlmWadlpus se4uA h0uss
lmfph iauF i,sd pulsl lengthy nssay
ou lbt pttds 10 Rlsdsl seuuA spi a.,
sdfsplsFfs AZ such ss lusuWuuu ln
ibf ppl.uipE up ~ ihR rHmmupll
1906 pplnE p lhr nN ihsi iAe Dug.
hsfs cas- SOLD snd lht sllfff duilais sI,
o. 'inilisd spl ~ 30 l1us lslus ilsl
lhf mslNui} sNi 0p#ss s lsa 81 poe
sNl hwsIlhsisHaips iNH ils disc
iNF aus bVihnuti a. paHltss ib,
l'HillH sNl nlHi sie isiHn unf
le Nome sHi ismHl ~ hfniafs
ps's lsfH visiting pNN hb lsisul.
palih aiNsH hftsY sssts pa,i
a. "a flH s sssls 3 HN h.aEui
allan "a hsHun
AHna fss lss lsaas b.spmpn,
Nf'f Hf ~ iissalih tfs hlmafls
sstf iN fssiflp "A sNIHEia.
nHi nNHH a..s.l lsal fnls5 sIIbss
sthilliion ln 'bfnftIfs Aautssli
lf FisW nea ifNashi ~ 49, asasuis
shlsh Ne sH haHH lailfIss..tf
Aw Aliif iHHNtsN pmlsl
~ a i'Hs nss ts4
AL isf ff nf tnsu HsH.H srlasi
ff'i sfh'Ha lfHlN isi ~ an.i.,
tfl Hii tHllaf iHaHaHlIls
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Try Paine's Celery Compound iOr
aFew Weeks.
The Daughters Health VIII Soon
Return.
LanRuor Will Disappear, aud NerV'
BUSINESS Go.

Mothers with daughters that are ye'
young often ask themselves;
"How can my girls be saved from
nervousness aud life ong weakness"
1t Ialls to the mother with her clear,
thoughtful eyes, to see that the health
and future happiness Of her daughters
ia not sacrificed to excessive s!ndy, or
to any unreusouaUie excitement. The
signs of falling health aud weakness,
pale cheeks, languif behavior, colorless
lips, growing thiuness, irrltiOility-all
these ring alarm ia her m,nd, f1r they
point, each with its separate tlnger, TO
but one ca use. thin, waIery blood, and
an already impaired nervous system.
Parents should Degin at the DIST
symptom of such tendency 10 cha ge
this unfortunate baUit nf The bOdy.
The real nerve fOpi, Pajue's celery
compound, IL used with the attention
To regularity that any ahie physicians 3
prescription requires-(this remarkably
effective blood maker aHu uCtNo 100
is the formula of no le>r IN nent S
scien ist than Prof. f iward f Poe'ps
NJ. d. LII, ID # he Dartmouth Medi-
cal SCHOOL,, II ftsksn as PIof. Phelps
urgently advises. Is -nre tn Ne" forth
With ce4rly observed change in the
med, badly nOuTIshed body
A single week will show that tht
rundown system il appropreatinR
more Of he food that is taken into th'
body, and rapidly building up the
weakened Is. Languor will disap
peat; the spJits will be rai-ed; tht
nervous atiecl ons dyspepsla, uenralgis,
ADd DEF ressl0u that went with tie
former exhausted condition, will No
Ion ger sfiil the nerves.
For OyeTwTOught, worried parents,
fpr thin, pale children, for the sged,
who are most apt to he stfi cted with
rheumatism aud slee p.essners, and for
any WHO lack strength there is nothing
that pr gressive pbS siciaus rely on ~
Invariably rs Paine's celery compound
II makes new blood. IL stores the
nervous tissues all over the body with
ffrsh mat rial IL builds up the brsin
u cleanses every bic Of harmful humor
from lbe blood aud sends Il bFiskly
through the arteries ia en- with food
for the deepest, most vital Tissues.
There's returning health and al act.
I've, fulliei state II the BODY IN Paine's
celery compound.
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pains and Aches

We all have pains ana ,', acnTe, leoger 0
they Reeon !, sotes to- to pul Oh on AlIcock's =,
th' ny . ), 'IT Plester. The only thing 20
Porous Us, foT is that you get The rigbt
look ou' go ~ % When YOU rpcl q p.aster
plns''r, ',,., 4 a. II, and there 90 l'nr ior
youl,i,.,antinS you ne, q srd finding ont nus -
ekpeiihhenA ,heu Ask for AlIrocH- Porous
Plasters and see that You X, -, as Good.
they say thatsome otner ~ nss, 's, d. gnod
tell them that only me ps,,7 1ts, rlas.
enough for you. AleocS's r2,"I "a ,Lnowl
ters are quick and sure, ana ii, huhT"%i ah,hori-
edged by the highest medical .',c,, autu"r for
lies TO be the best outside reiLleHy s,5,, W.
nsins and aches Of every descrlpuund, ,,,n a..
Brandreth's Pills invigora'e 'ne VI
gestiOD.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-16
RIVER NEWS

The river 10 raPdiy falling register.
inglb 4 feet above low yatsr marx THE
morning,
Alice A made hsr regular trip today.
hodoe leh ~ Portland st6Am.
with 900 sacks " aour snd OJO saeks
u feed fuf merchants ln ths metropolis
liosg viii bs dowu nom Harrisburg
iA,s evening
sl'smsf tugfus came dowg Gom
tlgrns ibis mDrpllg sllu l.uJ each.
(" shsa' iof Ni.Iamflls ysi,sy mills
sad hhy ipps Dfnauf ~ Portland.
AlIola isN bf Portland slIBAm
vlih so'l losd u ffagut 900 lasssp
SOS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-16
A Bonanza Every Day
of the Year.
COULD NOT FIND A GOLD NlNE|
But Struck a Rich WeekIv
Find of Silver.

A man who cannot find .
gold mine and bring its rich
yield into his daily stock Of
wealth, is very glad to strike A
silver mine.
The man who strikes THp
ONE CENT DAILY has got gold
mine of news for $3 a year.
But if he is not SO situated a.
to get a golden harvest Of news
by daily mail, or to get mail
two or three times a week, he ,
can strike a silver mine and be
made happy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-16
PERSONALS.


G. A. Frazier, Of PeDdieton, In 10 the
city.
H.F. French, OF Corvallis was 10 the
city today.
Mrs. A. j. woodcock returned today
from Corvallis.
Rev. e. q. Polling returned to La
Fayette this morning.
Hon. Harvey Scott Of the Oregoian'
arrived on the scene today.
Misses Plnkham aud Sanford return
cd from Portland on the morning local
Ben Jones, the hop man OF Wheat
land returned home on the Altoona this
morning.
Chas. Isurggrafi and Geo. Gray went
down to Butteville ON the Altoona this
morning on business.
J, +. Robinson and =. M. Yoran, OF
Eugene and II. Bambergery are regis
tered ut the Willamette.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-16

WIDE AWAKE. The people Of Ore
gon are keen on the senatorial question.
They express their disgust for the old
machine daily. The JOURNAL IL re.
celving orders from enthusiastic rep ut
licans by mail as 1t never did before.
There is hardly q mail that does not
bring in 25 orders. Tuesdays mail or
ders, accompanied with the cash,
nearly reached the one huldred mark.
Newsboys are selling hundreds every
night. The JOURNAL circulation has
almost doubled within two weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-16
Concert.

A fine concert will be given at the
First Presbyterian church under the
auspices Of the mems league, Monday
evening, 2lst inst, at which Miss Rosa
Block, daughter Of Rabbi Block OF
Portland, will sing. Miss Block II u
prlma donna, graduated at Vienna.
Austria, and has sung In the principa,
cities Of Europe.
Tickets so cents each. Can be had at
either Of the book stores or from any
member Of the league.