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I " . J" 5& Daily Capital Journal. BY HOPBR BROTHKR9. MONDAY, DEC. 7, 1890. THE SILVER REPUBLICANS. Our extreme sound money republi can friends must not get excited too much, and attempt to kick all the former "free silver Republicans" out of the party. They may .be needed fnrtwinninir future victories. It was the spirit of conciliation In the June campaign and throughout the fall con test that laid the sure foundations of the victory that was accomplished on November 3d. Thcstateof Washing ton furnishes a striking contrast in the disastrous consequence or the opposite policy. There is no reason why nil the men in Oregon who mie been loyal icpublicans in the past may not be true members! of lh.it pirty In the future. -Salem States man Doc. 0. PREPARED Activity at the Navy-Yard. Warships Being Prepared for Pos sible Trouble With Spain. ICEO We arc In receipt of many letters from Silver Republicans from all parts or the state asking what shall be their future party alignment in the legisla ture and state politics? That depends -not on whether the McKlnley Gold standard Republicans are willing to take them into the party, but on the actual work done for economy and promised reforms In the coming legislature and by the present Republican state administra tion. The lower house in 1893, where a majority were against goldbug corpor ation ring-rule, spent $3,500 for cler ical expense of CO members, while the ring-ruled senate under Simon, Mc Ginn, etal,, spent 813,000 for clerks, etc.. for 30 members. Silver Republicans are Republicans from principle' and because bimetal lism and protection to American in dustries have been cardinal principles of the Republican party. But a flnau ical system for the Wall street gold trust and a tariff for the other trusts, syndicates and combinations they re pudiate. By thoir leaders in state affairs and in the legislature the sil ver Republicans have shown that they stand for reform, for retrench ment, and economy; that they are op posed to ring rule, centralization of political power at Portland and for pure primaries and honest elections. They will act with Republicans to secure these ends, but they will not refuse to act with any man who will help to secure these ends. Sliver Republicans fought the bat tles of the people in the last legisla ture, In the primaries last spring and at the polls In November and have no apologies tooffer for standing bysthelr principles. What of the future? We believe they will make the same record with others of the same views in the com ing legislature that they made two years ago. "Wo believe their numbers will be larger and they will accom plish more. The course of D. P. Thompson and the members of the state board of equalization in lopping off nil useless expenditures is signifl- of their porpose to light the to a finish in Oregon. The course of Secretary of State Kin caid in compelling nil Institutions, and commission .and departments, to have thoirjprlntlng and other per quisites paid for out of their own ap propriations' as far as possible, will work a great reform in the enormous expenditures of the state printing and binding. And so in all lines of expense by the state. Silver Repub licans will be found true to their principles. In the coming session of the legisla ture silver Republicans will bo found voting for an organization of both houses in the interest of economy and reform." Falling to get such an organization they will still battle as individuals for such legislation as will bo in tho true interest of the people. Philadelphia, Doc. 0. League Island navy-yard Is a scene of unusual bustle and activity. All the monitors that have been moored' In the back channel are In the best condition, and ready at a few days' notice to go into active service. The stores for all or them are at the island, and they need only to be st iclccd to go to sea. There is a great deal of secrecy as to what is being done with the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius. Orders have been given that she must be in readiness to leave in live days. All her stores are ready for her. Every particle of her machinery has been oiled, and the men on board of her have been told to "keep their mouths shut.'' One or her oitlcers says chat if she has the opportunity she will surprise the world in the way of maritime warfare. The Puritan, likewise, is being ar ranged so that she will be ready to s:ill when orders come. Every effort is being made to put the Brooklyn in the "best possible shape to go Into active service, and it is known that orders ofth is kind come from the secretary of the. navy. 'What! does all this mean?" was asked of an olllcial whose relations with the navy department is sucli as to give good effect to his opinion. '1 will tell you plainly," he replied, "that we believe there Is going to be trouble with Spain It won't last long, of course, but every order issued in the past live months has indicated such a condition. There has never b.eu in the history of League island such a supply of stores as is now there. It includes, among other things, ma terial that Is seldom thought of in time of peace." Open Filibustering. Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 0. The Cuban delegate here has received a re quest from General Maceo for a large supply of arms and ammunition and medicines to be senthim immediately. The Dauntless and the Three Friends will leave for Cuba at once with the supplies. "So attempt has been made at secrecy, and the United States marshal has been informed that the Three Friends will carry a cargo of munitions of war to Cuba. Mr. Bans, the owner, goes to "Wash ington at once toinfonn the attorney- general that he has contracted to land a cargo on the coast or Cuba, and will demand that his vessel be es corted there by a Uulted States war ship, He Insists that under the rul ing of the supreme court of the United States In the Ilorsa case the carrying of arms on the unarmed vessel is not a violation of the law. The Dauntless will take on her cargo of arms at Gallillc. The Commodore will leave for Cuba with arms. Col onel Nunez, of the Cuban junta, is now in Jacksonville, directing the movements of the expedition. Wm. F. Beak, who has been con nected with the bank of Ladd & Bush of Salem for many years, left Sunday night for England, where he will join his father,iChas. Beak, at one time a resident of this city. After visiting at the parental home for a time, Mr. Beak intends to go to Cape Colony, South Africa. cant boodle forces wm nfl fcrd I nirarj Against Fees. Salem Grango discussed 'taxation Saturday, after discussing u good bas ket dinner. They then adopted fol lowing .resolutions; Resolved, That wo favor the repeal of all loss which grant fees to pubic officers, who receive salaries, and of all commissions which provide for in creasing tho salaries of public offi ce re. Resolved, That all judlclul officers should bo paid by providing them with salaries, and no. fees should be nuoweu. vrno aoea ntn know women and young girls who are continually in tears? rWho always see the dark side? Who have frequent .fits of melancholy with- ggfll out any apparent & causer uut mere W is a cause. It is t6 be found by the in telligent physician in some derangement of the complicated and delicate feminine organs of generation. The woman who half understands herself, feels that she cannot always be complaining; she can not always have the doctor in the house. The young girl suffers, bodily and men tally, in silence. The trouble usually comes so jgradually it is attributed to some outside cause. There is undue weariness, nexpected pain, unreason able tears and fits of temper. All these symptoms are simply protests of the silent, long-suffering nerves. The trouble shows in dark circles below the eyes, a downward curve of the mouth, a sallow, brownish-yellow neck. Unregarded, the trouble grows. A few years of tortured invalidism, probably insanity, before merciful death comes. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the fruit of years of study. It is the product of an investigating mind united with a generous nature. When an intelligent person gives years of study to a subject there must be some good result. The "Favorite Prescription" is a compound of extracts of herbs that makes n strengthening, soothing medicine. It acts directly upon the distinctly feminine organs. It stops drains from liniug membranes by healing diseased parts, thereby curing also the inflammation that is always present, "I wi in a critical condition. Often I was in despair. I experienced a great improvement by taking one bottle of Dr. i'lerce'a Favorite Pre scription. I have taken six bottles, and I am sure that It will not only cure ulceration but alt diseases of females." Yours truly, NeapoUvyirBinU.' Broke Through the Trocha. Said to Be on His Way to Meet Gomez. .TACKBONVILLEjFlll.,DeC. 7. A Citl-i zen speclcal from Key Wost says; A Spanish olllcer who passed through on the Olivette tonight re ports that General Maceo.with a band of 000 men, succeeded In breaking through the trocha, and will meet General Gomez in Havana province. Maceo left General Rio Rivera In charge of his forces in PlnardelRio province. Maceo goes to get tho as sistance of Gomez to help the Insur gent army in Pihar del Rio. From passengers on the Oil vctte.de- tails of the successful raid of tho in surgents on Guanabaca.across the bay from Havana, were received. The raid took place on Tuesday night, and the Spanish outposts near Havana and Marino have been attacked nightly since. The greatest excitement still exists In Havana, and in the suburbs of the city. In Tuesday's raid, the In surgents captured a large number of pack mules and a dozen horses, and a large quantity of munitions of war. About 45 houses were burned. The commander has been severely repri manded for his feeble resistance. Hundreds of families are leaving Guanabaca for Havana. Has Not Lsft Cuba. Cincinnati, Dec. ". A.commercial Tribune special from Jacksonville, Fla., says: A telegram from Havana was pub lished here today that Maceo had lied from Cuba to the United States to avoid a conflict with Weylcr. M. Hyau, the leading member of the Cuban circle here, said tonight. "I have heard from Maceo direct within the past day or two, and know that Maceo Is all right. A captain on his staff was here yesterday, direct from Maceo's camp. He stated to me that Maceo could hold the hills for eight months or longer against Wey lcr, and all his army. He has his cattle well hid and provided for, has farms and vegetable gardens, and, above all, faithful and honest soldiery. He has a good supply of arms and am munition, and is generally in good condition to hold his own against Weyler. I am in a position to know that Maceo does not intend leaving Cuba yet awhile. When he goes it will be In a coffin. Maceo will never desert his country, ne is watching Weyler, and ere long the latter lind that Maceo is yet in Cuba." Critical Time For Spain. New York, Dec. 7. A dispatch from Madrid to thcJWorld says: Give Them a Chance. 1 Hon. Walter Mulr write sensibly tolhe OaktN, N. P , independent: For the preiont, at least, thebatfo U over and the victory Is with the 'Republicans Mark the manly telc ' irram sent by Mr. Bryan congratu lating Mr. McKlnley upon his elec tion, and contrast ills exalted tqlrlt oftrue AmericanlMii with those un American threats and Ill-timed an nouncement in the Republican press that they would not submit should Mr. Bryan bn elected .-thou ask your ' self on which side the spirit of ar- archy crops out, and to which the Ilerr Mosts belong on which side tho rule or ruin spirit is. Mr. Bryan and the ireat loyal and true Anieit- can party of which he is the ackowl ledgcd leader, take defeat, as become loyal Americans who love their coun try and Its grand institutions. While we do" not agree with the policy set forth by the Republicans in their national platform to bring about permanent relief, we are willing to give them a hearty support In the ap plication of any plan which they think will bring about prosperity to the discouraged rank and tile or our debt ridden and distressed workers. Let us be on hand to assist the incoming administration to apply their panacea for our grievous finan cial ills and still maintain their mon ometallic or gold standard system. While we greatly doubt their ability to bring about the prosperity which they -have promised so freely, we will not put a straw in their way, for it is due to them that they have a fair op portunity; then should they fall they will be called in 1900 to stand out of the way of the adyanclng hosts of reformers augmented fiom the ranks of those who voted to give them an other chance to bring about their promised prosperity. No administration ever has had a more difficult task before it; none will ever be watched more closely, more held to a stricter account, not only by those who do not agree with their platform, but by very many 'who voted with them believing In their fair promises and especially in their prog nostications of dire calamities if McKinley was defeated. You Can Be Well When your blood is pure, rich and nourishing for nerves and muscle. The blood is the vital fluid, and when it is poor, thin and impure you must either suffer or you will fall a victim to sudden changes exposure, or over work. Keep your blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla and be well. Hood's Pills are the bestaftcr-dinncr pill; assist digestion, cure headache 23 cents. TVOTrawWAV.lSilMiBin . in..-, mmmr -hmbh8(h& Get Your Christmas Ciffs Free two ounce bap;, coupons inside each four ounce bag of Blackwell's Durham. Buy a bag of this celebrated tobacco and read the coupon which gives a list of val uable presents and how to get them. Many thousand dollars worth of valuable articles suitable for Christmas gifts for the young and old, arc to be given to smokers of Blackwell's Genuine Durham To bacco. You will find one coupon inside moli and two Through Tick els BiackwelF Genuine DURHAM Tobacco THE WILLAMETTE HOTEL LKADJJSTGr nOTEL OF TJXE3CITY, o Reduced rates. Management liberal. Electric cars leave hotel (or all public buildings and points of interest. Special rates will be given to permanent patrons. A, I, WAGNER, Box Social. There will be a box social at Capital school house, eight miles South of Salem, next Saturday evening to which all are Invited. Bring well lillcd baskets. Prize will be given for the nicest box. i Package Dkliveky. Xmas pre sents, notes, etc., by bicycle messen gers' Iting tcleghone 40 ot blue boxes. CASTORS For Infants and Children. Th fae- j9 1 Is a rrapyjr. S Always FIRST g There are now about 70,000 bushels of wheat in storage in Albany held by will -farmers, says the Democrat. Of this amouut abnut 15,000 bushels has been stored for four or live years, and is beipg held tintill e sctlsfactory price is secured, For some of it as high as 94 cents was once offered. Most of the wheat In storage is in small quantities Intense anxiety is felt by all classes concerning whr.t President Clevel and and well scattered among the farmers. may say in his message about Cuba andsubsequent action by the Ameri can congress. In olllcial circles this! anxiety, though suppressed, is even keener than it Is In unofficial quar ters. Most of the Spanish concerva tives perceive that many people in Spain are inclined to believe that if President ,; Cleveland's language is sufficiently conciliatory to pave the way for an understanding between Spain and the United -States for an honorable settlement, implying no in fringement of Spanish sovereignty in Cuba, such an impression probably will bo made on the public mind and the court itself as may induce Queen Christiana to change tho present war and repressiye policy in Cuba for a more liberal one. The government will allow no dem onstration when the news from tho United States arrives, and the au thorities are instructed to act ener getically. A Plucky Lad Tony Hansen a 13 year old lad from Five Rivers, 20 miles away in the mountains In the Northwestern part of the county was in town says Eu, gene Guard, having ridden by himself all tho way since yesterday, stopping in Junction City last night. Tony's mother is dead and the family com prise ohlmself, his father and five brothers'and ststors,who are In desti tute! clrcnmstances and have been aided by the county for the past year and n half. Tony's mission to the city is (o see County Judge Potter in regard to county nfd.'l Five Rivers is a trlputary of the Alsea; and to reach Eugene Tony had to travel a round about road through Lincoln and Bon ton counties. If sold at the present price it would put about $20,000 in circulation. Bucklen's Arnica balve. The best salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter.chapped hands,chllblains, corn, and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by TTred A. Legg. See To It. See that your tickets read Friday Dec. llth for the Salem Jolly Lady MInistrels reserved seats. Only 50 cents in any part of the house. Gail Borden Eagle Brand! e R O o It Is the O "GREATEST ON EARTH." Br. Miles' Restorative Nervine Mr. R. T. Galdwoll, Is book-keeper In tho First National Bank of Pulton, Ky. "I was completely run down. My nerves Dccamo so unstrung through loss of bIood and worry that I f olt suro I would bo com pelled to plve up my position. I would Ho awako all night long, and It took but little Old People. - Old people who require medicine to regulato tho bowels and kidneys will find tho true remedy in Electric Bit tors. Tills medicine does not stlmu lntcintul contains no whiskey norother Intoxicant but acts ns n tonic and alterative It acts mildly on the oiuuuiu mm UUHUI3. iiuuin raiunui and giving tone to the organs, thereby aiding .nature in mo pcrrormance or tho functions. Electric bitters is an excellent appotlzor unoVaids digestion. Old People find it'Justeoxactly what bottle tnoy uceu. i'riqo-&uo anui per at Fred A..LeggIsJrugftoro. 1k m CONDENSED fllLK For 35 years the leading brand. 1 Best and the most economical. A PERFECT FOOD FOR INFANTS , When You write to vour friends who are coming west to visit you, just add a postscript like this: "Be sure to take the Burlington Route. It's much the best." You ure quite safe in doing this because our service FRUM Omaha, Kansas City.St. Louis, Chicago and all other southern and south eastern cities is just as good as our service TO those points. And that as everyone who is ac quainted with it will testify, is the best there is. Tickets and time tables on application to the local ticket agent. C.SHELDON, G.A., Pottland, Or. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stock of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of ;rass seeds, C. H. IVIA.CK. - DENTIST.- Fircessor to Dr. J. M.Keene, old White Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring superior operations at moderate feesjin any branch are in especial request. Depot Express. Meets all mast and passenger tiains. gage and ex rcss to all parts of the Prompt seiviic. Telei. hone No. 70. JAMES KADEK. liag-city. C. I-i. I, 11 mwm 1 LANE, .Jim lAlLlil 211 Commercial I'xf Suits $15 upwards. st., Salem Or Pants S upwands'3 I. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWLLEK, Makes a spwialty of fine repair work, SJttb Thomas clock, etc., 215 Commercial Strctt mm BH! a a Kui ft" W 11 12 S U M t! fin Kul Plenty of money on ijooi security. A I a rue quantity of land for sale at low figure and bn easy terms. HAMILTON & MARSH, Room 5, Bush bank building. Forthe Holidays Big stock of fancy Japanese goods. AH kinds of chinawarc and novelties. All kinds of silk handkerchiefs. Bottom price on en tire stock to close out. IIUIE WING SANG CO. Under opera house. ii2itf Salem Water Coy, Office: Willamette Hotel Buildin"- For wator service apply at office. Bills payable monthly in advance. Make at complaints at the office. Open spicket to prevent freezing, positively prohibited. Care should be taken if in dan ger of freezing to have stop and waste gate closed, see section 3, rules and regulations. No deduction in bills will be allowed for ab sence or for any cause whatever unless water is cut oft from premises Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the following Shir's, plain 10 cents Under drawers 5 to 10 cents Under shirts 5 to 10 cents Socks, per pair 3 cents Handkerchiefs e ' "M Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per ;dozen, and other work in proportion. Flannels and other work in telhgently washed by hand. Col. J. Olmsted Prop, K. T. Caldwell. to shako mo up bo that I could not possibly attend to my business as I should. In connection with this I had liver trouble. hpaviuoss about tho stomach, and pains In different parts of my body. Iwasalsomuch reduced In llosh. I was persuaded to try Dr. Miles' Restoratiye Nervine. I first procured a trial bottlo from a local druggist and good rosu Its quickly followed. I tlien procurod a dollar bottlo, and by tho tlmo I had used this up I was a different man. I amnowon tny third bottlo and am able to sleep soundly and eat regularly, something I could cot possibly do before taking your ktrytne. I am noxrullu recovered and do not Jiositato to pronounce Dr. MUqs' Eostorativo Nervino tho wtatctt nervine on earth." Fulton, Ky, n. T, CALDWELL. Dr. Miles' Nervlno is 6old on a posltlvo Kuuraniooinaimesirs&Dottio will Donefit. iiiiuri Itwlll by tho HORN-CLIPPING. As we have clippers for dehorning cattle we desire the patronage of all wishing such service. Price 15 cents per head for a'l ages. G. V. GOULD. North Salem. n.27im H. E. ROBERTS, Frultland Salem Track and Dray Co. Orders placed with the above company will receive prompt attention and safe delivery. Trucks and dtays found on the corners o State and Commercial street;. Express waf. ons at all trains nnd boats. In connection with our business we will also run a feed store. Handling flour, mill feed, oil meal, oats, chopped feed, straw, hay and wood at the loweat cash prices. Phone 86. SAVAGE & CO. mm wm! TOJIIE EAST! VIA THE u'in Pacific Sv & Md 52 Portland to Chipari,, ito: Time to New U For rat... ,:. .,, IDl n """"""OlMlBdfol Time to New y V J,P ' Which is man. m I fnn 1 "vunoarV...i ,-..... '-um "I iaCS. t1m f.1.1- apply to BOISE AAUKSB R.VV BAXTER, CT2 General Agent t&i p MP ast and South ShashRouk OFJjTHE Southerns Pacific Co . LyPort! fLv- Sal 1) Ar-S.Fi 0:50 p. m 11:00 p. m 11:15 a.m tlMdr-Ar Salenv. Ar. J . itisco-Lt. 0.10 1.B. moot, a, ?wp.m. -..-..., ...ujr.i.Bjcni scam, HiW tlarrisburc, lunction Citv Vn.V..Usef.' CottaCe Grove, Drain.l tnd 11 sttftn ff Roseburg:to Ashland, i'ncli. ta KOSEBURG MAIL DATiy, North 8:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. t5:20 p.m. lv. Portland ar. lv. Salem lv. ar. Itoseb'g lv. cSouth SALEM PASSENGER. 4:40 p.m. 2:20 p.m. a.m. 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. ar. Salem lv. Korttc 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CAUS ON OGDEN ROW TULLMAN BUrFEr SLEEPERS and scccnd-class sleeping cms attached toiD through trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corrallis, di3 (a cept Sunday.) 7:30 a.m. I Lv. 12:15 p.m.) Ar. Portland. Corvallij. (:2o p.m. 3Sp.n. At Albany and Corrallis connect will trains of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroai Express train daily except Sunday, 4:45 p. m.l Lv. Portland 7:2S P. n, .1 Lv. .fAr. Ar. t 835 an, McMinrille Lt j 5:508.11 THROUGH TICKETS to 11 points in the Eastern States, Cuadi and Europe can be obtained at lowest rata from W.W. SKINNER, Agent, Salts. E P, ROGERS,Asst.Ur.&P.A., Portland, Or. R. KOEHLER Manager. I 0. R. k I CO, W0LZ & MIESCKE, Proos. Dealars in all kinds of fresh and salt meau Lardjn bulk, 7c a Jb. Cheapest meat in the own. Try.them. 171 Commercial st. Dr. Miles' Nervine Restores ...Health Potatoes Highest cash price "pa'd. IIERREN & LEW. Salem, Or. Next to brewery. The ROSV FreRhnnRR And 0 velvety softness of the sVln is fnvn- nihlVA il.lnnj k.. .1 -.-.....- . Kri'i 1 utu "i uMO nO USQ i'OZZONl'fl I Complexion I'owder. JAnc I rial Lf -,,.,. ,1 1 -11. Ii a .-: .' ,v.ir, w V3 cljarxc 1. or any lnUummi 1i oni u sinmre. liou. Jrritutiuii or ulcrrt .'ruruLU 'i-iicva. uoa ji in 11 c o 11 nirjir THtEv.'JtSCHEUlMlCo. Wona- ion-arini.-m CIClKNtTI.0.W .oiuy ""Kf"', by exprcaa, prepaid, or 1.00. or 3 bottlei, ti.7i. Circular sent on reuucnt. TO THE EAST GIVESIHE CHOICE OF Two J franscontinentJ Rotiic:, Via Spokane Minneapolis st Panl td D ver Omaha and Kansas City. LwatiiS eastern cities. .,, -n. "OCEAN DIVISION.? I'ortland-SanFraneisw. Steamers leave Ainsworth dock. PortW Sept. 14, 19, 24, 29 and Oct 4. 9. '' and 29. ., Fare-Cabin, $12; steerage, 6 WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION For Portland and way Fln"" " S and Elmore daily P. a. m. Returning leave Wtodft cept Sunday, at 6 am. ForttWj way points steamer Modoc, Mf. da and Saturday, Jht S, In, leave Ilarrisburg for Corrallis, Wednesday and FrBiy it!F. " at Sale n the next aftcrnooj. Lowest freight and VS"J trip t.ckets very cheap. , TW u -a baggage checked 'l$ 'L" t Oregon, Washington ugho JrfBa, charge for baggage ;tttjfc tD01 road or river route to Portland. te For full details calloa Bmm agents, Salem, Oregon, fijgf w.iu'Art' Gen'lP.Agt0' .. j.:. gallon or """ run ucin - For ...pnJJ G. M. runciw, Locals Foot ol i raae MAN MADE ME A AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY cuius A. LI- JtervouM iiueaif railing mum- CD it, impoioncx, meepieuniua, oioy euj5 by Abuse and other Kxoeue and Indlf- L8, -jnev 3 io8tVlUUt; 17 (M cretions. They guiektu ana aurvi, MxtflM Tntt vitality in niri np vaaniT. ail lit a man for ta Jr. oaiineu or marriage. LDODP0JS0H 'SainSirT WwKasSBS cnry,focUdopota.h,waAg0-nBA Jt na. Mucous "iVEiojid gpow. VSffirf LriwnJni-.-, iikimjv rrkw n rostoro 111 a man lor au 1, duuwi or uj mm VrMvant TnunltV nnd fVinilimDtlOa 1C taken in time. Their nse thowg Immediate lmprof. nient aud eject a OUWB vrnere all othera iaii. In. sUt upon having tho tenulne Alax Tablota. Ther siave curat luousanaenna vriii euro iu,. . gl a nn or ratand the manor, l'rtcs CO cents per packue,pr six Duckiuiui (full treatment! for S3. 60 Br mall, In plain wrapper, upon receipt oC prlca. AJAX REAIEDY CO., V S'tUt ! tal Secondary BU .W a vecrunniei m-mj-s : wo". SasasssgEggg m 041, i HKIIII.UUU i-F- - s"j5rBSs::Aiwii!J nliealioii. Udre"Vi stiii Mnaofuo "; rfv.nlnr frG0. J UirtK.r 8U, Caluto, 1.7. For sale id Salem, Oregon, by 1). J. FRY and G. W. PUTNAM, For Do'.icK i.SBtlr .312 ..iJlnn nothing cqnalaj