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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

Vicious Horses and Colts Trained and Edu-
Gated.
William Malcolm, Bur Oak Iowa,
trains and educates colts, trains vicious
horses. Kickers, bakers, runaways,
or those possessing any vicious habits
reduced to subsection. Satisfaction
guaranteed and prices reasonable. In
case of failure to subdue and make
tractable no charges will be made. Re-
ferences: II. l.. Coffeen, A. M. Perry,
Richard Eliot, f. p. Johnson, $. S.
Wade, John Hegg, and scores of
others given on application.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
RECEPTION
rendered Rev. MacYrdy and Wife on the Eve
of Their Departure TO New
Field Of Labor.

Field oil Labor
CREsCo, Iowa, Oct 25.
Mayor Kcllow's three-story brick
mansion was filled from garnet to cellar
Monday evening with over one hun
dred guests assembled to show their
appreciation of their departing pastor
and wife.
The evening was spent socially with
delightful repast at its close. One of
the enjoyable events of the occasion
was the presentation of beautiful
clock to Mr.. and Mrs. Macurdy, Mrs.
Nj. NJ. Moon making the presentation
speech i'm behalf of the friends present,
in her own bright, pleasing manner,
and Mr.. Macurdy responding as only
a pastor can talk with great big loving
heart, OVERLOOKING with solicitous ten
derness for the flock he is leaving. He
said, "The clock of time shall tick away
our lives, and as gaze upon the face of
this beautiful gift | shall ever hold in
remembrance the many loving faces
that surround me this night in Cresco."
They received some minor gifts,
among them being silver dessert spoons
and pair of handsome lunch cloths.
The friends dispersed at late hour,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Macurdy God
speed" to their new home, to reassem-
BILE the following afternoon ut the
depot to give final farewell and hearty
hand-shake to the two who have Ia
bored so faithfully and effectually
among them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25

We see by the Cresco Republican
that the official census report of How
ard county has been completed and
that the gain of population in the
county since 1890 is 1883 and in the
city Of Cresco 5ll.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25

--Coleman& Toye, the DEBORAH Dent
lists, are making cast aluminium plate
that is far superior to anything ever
put out by the profession, Call and see
us and be CONVINCED, We do any
thing i'm the dental line i'm first-class
shape, and will always treat your
children as yourself
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25

BE sure and get one of Sinclair
Bros. $500 tickets. They give gal
lon of syrup and jug with each ticket
traded out at their store in West De-
corah, near the bridge,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25

The ability to write well and
rapidly cannot be acquired i'm a few les
sons, but patient, persevering practice,
when directed 10y thoroughly compe-
tent instructor, like Prof. Timberman,
ensures steady progress. Many young
people i'm DEBORAH will he glad to learn
that Prof. Timberman has decided to
an evening class in penman-
shin.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
Have You Paid Your Taxes q?

To avoid cost of advertising, all
parties not having paid their taxes for
this year should do so on or before
Oct. 2Sth. l.. Ii. WHITNEY,
County Treasurer,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
A Visit to the Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.

A Visit to the Mammoth Cave, Kentucky.
We took the s A. NJ. train south
from Louisville, over beautiful cOun-
try for about fifty miles, then we came
in the great range of mountains be-
tween the Ohio and the Cumberland
rivers, over high trussei bridges through
tunnels for about thirty miles, when
we came ont on the Southern slope of
the mountains, dotted all over with the
typical Southern houses, commonly
called "shacks," orchards, loaded with
apples, enough to make Northern
Iowan's mouth water. Soon we find
ourselves at Glasgow Jnction, 9S miles
from Louisville and eight miles from
the mouth of the Mammoth Cave,
then over very crooked track and
up steep grade all the way; arriving
there about / O'Clock p. NJ, tired and
hungry, found large, plain hotel,
with charges for meals and lunches
enough to scare silver mine.
After two hours of tedious waiting,
a company of 100, after paying 81 each,
with two guides enter the cave at A
p. NJ. Now the scribe begins to want
for words to describe this wonder
full subterranean passage. On entering
the cave, we so down a steep decline
for about forty rods, and come to the
rotunda of the cave, circular space,
about 800 feet long and sixty feet high,
the overhead artistic enough for the
handy work of man. At this place we
are directly under the big hotel; to the
left we enter the Broadway, SO called,
of the cave. In this passage it is eight
miles to the underground lake.
We visited many places of interest
i'm this mammoth wonder, and started
for the outlet, having walked 81 miles
ia four hours, getting back on the face
of the earth at p. NJ, and after waiting,
tired and hungry, one and half hours
for the return train, and almost fight
ing for standing room, to return to
Glasgow, where, at II colored gentle
mans hotel, we got supper at 10 o'clock.
At II; 80 p. NJ, we got train for Louis
vile, arriving at 3 A. NJ, well pleased
with our side-trip to the Mammoth
Cave, in Kentucky. l.. l.. {.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25

Headquarters for apples and fruits
Of all kinds at Daubney's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
RIVER NEWS

The Willamette stood 1872 feet above
low water mark NJ O'Clock this
morning and II slowly rising. Agent
Powerr predicts the river will raise to
the ~ foot mark NJ the present indi-
cation Of the weather.
StesmeF Modoo viii come up tonight
boand for Corvallis.
Passenger steamer Altoona came up
from Portland this afternoon and pro
oeeaed on Ia Independence.
The Eugene reached salem last even
iug and proceeded on 10 Eugene.
The hcag went down NJ a. M. with
BIG shipment of meTnhAdise, -four.
iead, hay and potRioes, hesides ~ head
Of iine live hoes faf Portland
The government snag boat Is living
~ Harrisburg awaiting ordem Oapt
Hatch erpecls 10 e. lnto Peoria slough
"a remove otatfuctlons there. Thr
nnsg pulisl viii opsmir ou thc uppsr
river Zoe nnuis lims o. as 10 put ths
ehanntl Ia aait oondiilon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
SELECT DINNER PARTY.

Judge and Mrs. G. Z. Wolverton
gave dsilghtful dinner TO few OF
their close Trends, NJ theHotel William.
elite recently, ut which the following
we're present: Judge and Mrs. X. >.
Bean, Judge aud Mrs. +. A. Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie n. MOOres Mr..
Judge and Mrs. Geo. II. Burnett,
ana Mrs p. II. Raymond. An elegant
dinner WAS served in d dozen courses,
and the table was artisticRlly decorated
with yellow chrysanthemums. Beauti-
fully desig ned guests, cards, with quot
HtiOns from james WhitcOnb Riley,
accompanied each by rare bOutOnaire,
were At each plate, After enjoying the
sumptuous repast, the party repaired
TO the parlOrs aud INDUCED q season OF
musical and conversational pleasures.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
.OUR SALEM WOMEN.
Unworthy Habits Of Haste Among
Them
Many Who Seem 10 Be Acting a
Foolish Part.
Are Not Satisfied by Going About
Quietly.
They Hurry and Worry, Then
BOn't Get Sleep.
Paines Celery Compound Their Best
Relief
Are Not Satisfied By GOing About
Quietly.
They Hurry and Worry Then
DOn't Get Sleep.
Paine's Celery Compound Their Best
Relief

In prescribing Paine's celery com
pound the other day aSalem physician
who is specialist in nervous DIM
culties, declared that there were thou
sands OF such women'wbo were literally
killing themselves by too rapid move
nents
"They are not satisfied, said he,
''with going shout doing things IN 3
quiet, ordinary way, bat rush through
with their vors and ruin their health
as fast rs they can. So firmly fixed Is
this habit that they run up and down
stairs when there Il no need for hurry.
"They not only rush, but worry, and
between these two, subject their ner-
vous systems 70 more wear and tear
than anything short Of wrought steel
could endure"
Whatever the cause, our women, our
yOuug girls aud even business men art
rapidly growing more and more DeT-
vnns. Prof. Phelps, tine great DARE
mouth scientist, saw this alarming
state Of things aud concentrated all
mis- energy To remedying H. Ii was
frau tue formula OF Jnir eminent stu
drnt and thinker that PAine's celery
COMPOUND was prepared
les success IH restoring nerve
strength and bniid,n. ~ the worn out
body repaid uhe wears Gf study &nd in-
vestIgatiOn thai Prof Phelps cOnscien-
tiousiy devoted % the diseases Of the
stomache aud kidueys, the result Of in-
pure blond alIu Impoverished nerves
The astonishing Tesalt- that nave come
from IL usfstu. use have been tine sub
leet ot discusHio1 Ia al. the prominent
newspapers aitd magazines n this
country, Canada and throughout Great
Britain
The record 0f this great blood cleaner
from the time Of It's discovery ~ % tine
present day has been a marvellous one
IL has cured literally thousands Ol
eases Of nervous debility, rheumatism,
kidney and heart trOUies and has made
sound sleep possible o. countless men
and women whose irritable and in-
povershed nerves were slowly draining
them OF vitality.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
nHnRnH SERVICES TOMORROW.

AT THE AsYJuM.-At 40 y
Rev. a.. W. Grsnnis.
Wet 4 Al hall, regular E"sp''
temperance service at p. M.
CHRISTIAN scrENCE.-S96 Liberty
sfrset Lesson study at 1890 a. m'
CHR,sr1AN.-service lO.So. sundsy
school 70 m. Junior Bndesvor p NJ
lY.P. S. c. f. 6:l5 p. m.
EVANGELICAL German. )-Preach-
ing Al la M. and 7:S0 p. m. SUNDAY
school at lOa. M. Y. P, A. at p m'
/ T. r. CHURCH.-Services New ParK
At :. ~ tonight and on Sabbath 81 IL S'
m and 7.8O p. m. +. &. Wyatt pastor
CHRISTIAN WORKERS MISSION
On l2S State street up stairs. Preach
ing q, s and 7sSO p. m. Rev. W. hei-
lowsy, missionary.
CHRIsT1AN SCIENCE. Hall st cor
per of Court and Liberty streets SUD
dsy school lesson at l0;30 Bible study
nj 7.3a. Saturday afternoon al -aSO'
All INVITED.
EVANGELICAL Corner Chemekeis
and Seventeenth streets. Services sun
Ciay al II n. N. and ?. N SUNDAY
school al lOa. m. Reception Of mem-
hers in the morning. All are welcome
I. r. Fisher pastor.
COHGREGA ATIONAL4-COmmunion
services al 1880 q, n. with hspism.
Preaching NJ 7.S0 .. n by Rev. c. r.
Clapp, Sunday school 81 y ID. \. P.
:. c. E. a. 6:l5 p. n.
MERRIAM PREsBYTERIAN.-.
Preaching AT 1890 &. n. and 80 p. m.
by the pastor, j G. Temp,eton. Sun
day school al l145 3, n. Junior Ed
deavor al and y. P. 3 c, +. ST $50
D. m. church 4l9 High street
SOUTH SALEM M. E.-In the morn
ing Rev. J L. Parrish will presch in 4
honor of his sch birthday, IL the /
evening the pastor viii preach, Rev. 4
J. M. Shulse will preach at the peni-
tentiary n 2 p. III.
CENTRAL HALL.-Rsv. c. F. Clspp I
will conduct service this, Saturday /
evening. Tomorrow, Sunday se0oOl ii
10, Preaching service st J.. COM
muninn and covenant service at 7:l5.
P. s. Knight in charge.
INDEPENDENT EvANGELICAL-Cn
c ,ttagt street between Liberty aod
Mariou ! BowersOx pastor Rev. {.
c. PoiIng, Of Lafayette, Or, will
preach tymorroW al 1880 and 7:3
Communion after the morning sermon,
nightly next week. sunday
school at - Y. P 5. Q. E al 6:30.
UNITY CHURCH. Services al 1880
q. N conducted 10y ). &. Adams, The
Origin Of Religion and Il's Contrast
With righteousness. Sunday school
al L n. IN the evening there will be
al address by Mrs. England on 1.-The
of the Heathen Religions
.o'the Christian Church"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
IN SOCIETY REALMS.


c0NcERT AND OYSTERS.
I.sst evening. amid the heavy rain
tlsr 00nd rtnplAf peopie Of of'salem gave
a eers oTr,idsi,lf eaiesisinnenta ~ their
ball Addresses py the officers and
music formed go0dly share Of the
program. Mrs. J. n. Strickler sang a
solo and Miss Vandersol recited ghost
story, which TWO numbers alone made
quite an evenings entertainment. An
oyster supper followed, and all went
home happy. The audience was too
small for 50 meritoriOns al event, Ow-
ing 10 the fact that few people were in
formed about il.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12

Las, evening this thrifty fraternal
order held public installation and rem
dered literary program at their hall
In InsuraDce block. Head Advisor T..
V. Cooper, Of Portland, did the official
work. A part Of the after entertain
ment was photographic concert by
Mr.. Buchart. The following officers
were installed;
Consul, J. w. Davies; advisor,
Eugene Wills; banker, G. Il. Palmer;
clerk, Scott Bozyrth; escort, +. 5. Lull,
watcbman, w. M. Rennie; sentry, J.
G. G. Lewis; physioisas, Dr. ID. f. Lane
and &. II. R0berston; manager, Is
months, A. +. MeAtee.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
MArroN couNrY oouRT
Road Matters Occupying Attention
Appo.utment Of Supervisors.

Appointment of SupefVtsOfs
1a the insiief ~ fiie priitisa ~ }. h
i'nriaf ior iiie ,-.iaidialang 81 tir bean-
Diary line ~ school distric, 80. 81 the
petition w. SLOWED The boundary
established b ~ follows Beginning
at n r corner 81 section t8s, ";
thence w D mile, : mile, w mile,
: mile. West mile 10 the center Of
sec. s, Thence 80 The Santism river;
thence up said river 20 where II inter
secis with the quarter section line d.
vidIng &c. ~ into j. and w halves, s
s.rIm; lhepce n on said line 70 center
81 -sr. s. tbence w mile, y mile,
Wte Nv CORNER 81 section 9; thence n
J miie 10 place ~ beginning, embrac-
inc VI least Two sections Of land having
beretoi0re b,.en ia no school district.
The petition of Chas. +. Helm ct al
for the appointment of Henry Porter
Tor lustice Of The peace aud Andy Han
-en constable ior Lincoln precinct was
noi niinwHl
Tl,r POSITION .g g'e0. NOlf ct al, for
tiie eaauring g. the line NV corner Of
road distuta No. "A from the point
s,hs.re ii leaves the :. r. r. instead Of
leaving the railroad al This point--t0
follow nlang the east line Of the rail-
nusd 60 poIpi where the railroad
crosses The Brooks and Portland wagon
r0ad 10 attach spch detached part Of
district OF M. "a 10 district No. II was
received and allowed.
IL wKs ordered that Peter Clesry he |
admitted 10 The Marion county poor
iarn.
The application 81 Edward Kelley |
for a arlioiar hip - The state Agricul-
ara ciirgr ~ Corvallis was not al
lowed.
Tne petition oi Chns. Mccormick It |
~ lor county sid Tor Louis Dsni and
wife wa not allowed
The peeiHon of Geo. H. Nichols ct
al for division Of road district No o
was allowed. The line IL from } mile
5 81 NE corner of sec. 2s running "
70 w line of the district, the south half
20 be known NJ district No 22 aud the
north bali ~ dietrict NO. 22l.
The following additional supervisors
have been appointed.
No. sc. X. Read, Turner.
No. 57-F. Hayes, Woodburn.
No. 48-Isaac stephens, Gervals.
No. 8s--A. Nj. McCorkell, Howell.
No. 4s-AL Briggs. Ale.
No 27--Joa. Crabtree, Ale.
No. al. A. Baker, Turner.
No. 5g-Wm. Krans, Aurora.
No. SOW. w. Elder, Stayton.
No. ss--John Murray, Buttevills.
No. 2l-LewiE Savage, SALEM.
No. ed. Bowerman. Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
A ooRuNDRuM LUNCHEON

A CONUNDRuM LUNCHEON.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Il s. Jes
sup gave luncheon IN honor OF Mrs.
h. y. Thompson and daughtess, who
are visiting friends ia the city. This
happy social event might properly b.
called oonundrum party. a. one OF the
unique features Of the event was the
salutatiou OF oonundfums llach guest
was snpplied with a beautiful caro- col.
tanning polntodly written oonundruni
the answer b. which designated
who would b. the holders partner
The tables were beautifully decoIaieo
IA different oolons THERE being "a Old
goid a plue a blue. Lavender aud n
yellow tabls. After paTtaking or the
magnificent lunchoan served franl thoss
tables tht sadie ~ esot aefr awarded
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
PERSONALS.


Dell Msen came d0~n from Scio tllls
afternoon.
froL Parvin returned from Albany
this afternoon.
A. r. Gilbert left this afternoon for
Moscow, Idaho.
Senator Gesner reiurn.d last night
from Oregon Clty.
q. T.. RrNn--e lsn THE afternoon for
C,ollax, Washington.
Miss Y. r. Hall returned from A.
haoy on Che afternoon local.
Rev. r.. H. Gwyune was a l,asseh
ger foF gcrYaia this afternoon.
Arthur Chase went 10 Eugene this
nBeralng Tor visit with his brother.
Dr. }. A. Richardson made aying
trip T. the reform school this moraene
I'hos Res nolds, Wells, Fargo agent,
was passenger for Portland this hf
lrrnoon.
Rev w. r.. Copeland went % En-
gene this mornlHg where he will preach
tomorrow.
Hon. q. q. Rinearson and Dr. Smith
at ClackamaS county arrived In The
city today.
Judge Edes il again suffering from
the carbnncle on hls hand. and IL un-
ehle 10 hnld court today.
Supl. q. M. Irwin was q passenger
iat Albany This morning whore he will
spend Suncsy. He will return Mon
aay.
Fred Bynon, business manager Of
The Post, went 20 Portland this after.
moon.
tton. Thos Tongue of nlllsboro,
prominent ~ candidate for senator
IA In the cl,y 10 zee the fight out
Dr. Fulton and Hon, John Fox Of
Astoria are NJ Hotel Willamette 10
swell the Fulton senatorial contingent.
Rev. g. &, Polling Of La Fayette ar.
rived ln the city this morning aud will
assist Rev. J.. Bowemoz IN special
msetlngs.
n, Mccormick n again spoken of
81 deor-kcepoF Of the senate, and n
llm wants Il he will 90 ia with flying
colon.
Misses ELLA Williams and Vera Can-
iield oams up from Oregon city this
marnlng ana are the gueuis of Mrs. y.
n, hodgkins
eomrace IA. A. Wilnloi af sprlne-
Held h the Lame county candidate Coz
sstg,. ,.ai.aTms ~ the house. lie served
thfee yesp ~ = volunteer saldlur, haa a
Eputlemanly pEesencs IL R0puhlluan
ffom principle, aud man sho stands
said fnl the l'eople ou ali issues
Mf nahinTeds oi DpuRlas onanty Il
~ ths ciis ioaay and has quite ial
loNinR IA nnutheFn OroFhn lag sreaksf
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12

Prof Charles Il. Dwight Of Wheel
ing, w. Va, writes: 81 regard DIR.
Prices Baking Powder as perfectly
pure and wholesome. ] am using It In
my own family and 1t gives perfect sat.
isfaction.n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12

iht Fbonp N0I0n Thaa. Faaros
The oia'iims ~saihsI pTophst. dsolarsd
That sFsgy eFuai iisfid si lls Wiliansstis
nFri wa h'naFil ai.oul bl > wnei Win
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12
LA MUSICALE.

The concert given at the Presbyter-
tan church on last Wednesday evening
under the direction OF Mrs. Juuk, wa,
altogether delightful from the opeuiug
quartette 10 the close The cuutraltu
solos by Mrs. Virgins, the recitation
by Mrs. Rely, and artistic execution of
Prot Greene NJ a pianist, are particu-
lRrly worthy of notice.
Prot Greene's technique and tenn
permanent seem best fitted to the finer
and more DEDICATE species OF music. al.
though he looks ar though ne had the
physical strength 10 carry him through
the long mechanical strain, that the
professed pianoforte virtuoso, must un-
dergo. He did not attempt the heroic,
but Il would be difficult for any pianist
70 surpass the technical perfection as
well a. the grace and finesse with
which Professor Greene interpreted all
of the pieces upon the program, especi-
ally was this true In his rendering OF
the fantasies Of Chopin's "Nocturne"
All those who failed % attend this
concert missed rare treat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-12

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