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" T ''"1".-" Grippe The Iron grasp of scrofula hafi mo 1 non its victims. This demon Bo & ' ftc ? wU "'Iff dreadful sores, but racks tho Sr witli tho pains of rheumatism H Hood's Sarsaparllla cures. Nearly foarjrean ego I became at Aided irfth erofula and rhramAHna. Made Banning sores broke out on my thighs, plecca of bone came out and iin operation i contemplated. I had rheumatism In my legt, drawn up out of shape. I lost ap DttUe, could not sleep. I was a perfect wreck. I continued to grow worao and Anally Bvo UP tho doctor'fl treatment to Well take Hood's Barsaparllln. 8oou appotlto csmo back; tho sores commenced to heal. My limbs straightened out and I threw iff.? my crUlCUCS. 1 nm nuyr luiut ana hearty and am farming whereas four rein ago I was a cripple. I gladly rec ommend Hood's Barsaparilla?; Urban HAMMOND, Table Grove, Illinois. Hood's Sarsaparilla lithe One True Wood Purifier. Alt druggists, ft. prepared only by C. f. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. 11 11 riill curo "vcr '"' CMy t0 HOOU S PillS tnkB,pnsvtoonerat.yf State Field Day. The entries from the different col leges are as follews: 100-YA11D DASH. Oregon Agricultural College II. W. Keltcy.F. L. Colvlg, W. F. Keady, Don Kay. University of Oregon-.!?. 1. Tcm plcton, W. Ovcrholt, L. Hlgglns. M. Dai Is, II. Rosenberg. Pacific College Hugh Nelson. Pacific University A. Caplcs, 0. Bradley, T. Tongue. Willamette University 11. L. Gulss, B. Y. Williams, 0. W. Llvc'say. 880-YAnD run? 0. A. C A. Wood, T. E. Hnguc. B. F. Burnett, It. Golden. U. of O.-J. N. McJTadden, C. Bishop, A. Mcrryman, 0. Vanduync, E. R. Bryson. P. C.-Rob Bryant, S. T. Stanley, Walter Macy, II. T. Cash, Roy David. P.U.-II. T. Ilanscn, T. Tongue, I. Reuter. W. U. C. Brown, S. 8. Aachen brenncr.G. 0. Miller, It. Davis, M. Browncll. 220 YAUD HUKDLE. 0. A. C-It. Golden. U. of 0. T. M. Templeton, D. Kuykcndall, W. White. Pacific Collcge-D. P. Price, 0. B. Wilson, Leon Kenwortliy, 0. J. Hod son. P. U.-J.W.Connell, F. Luciling P. E. Bauer. Willamette A. L. Shulse, A. G, Wilson, L. McClurc, A F. Blttncr, 0. 0. Murphy. l'UTTINCJ SHOT. 0. A. C.-D. II. Bodlne. U. of 0.-E.Bhattuck,II. S. Temple ton, W. Overholt, L. Glllclahd, J. Edmunson. P. U. II. Lelncnwebber, A. Caples, U Bradley. Wlllamette.-C. V. Fisher, I. P. Calllson, W. P. Babcock. POLE VAULT. 0. A. 0.-F. E. Hague.-U.ofO.-E. Shnttuck, T. Wester, E. Church, D. Kuykcndall. Paclllic College-Luther Baker, Walter Macy, II. S.Brltt, Wjlltoiind. r P. U.-C. Bradley, P. E. Bauer,' F. duelling. Wllamette-F. Scoot, A. F.Ulttner, H.O. Iltbbard. ISO-YARD HURDLE. , . U.of O.-D. Kuykcndall,lV WiTtte? M Davis. Wlllamettc.-R. T. Gulss, II. G. Wbbard, A. F. Blttner. -. HAMMER THROW. O.A.a-D.H. Bodlne, Clyde Phil O.of O.-H. Tcmpleton.E. P. Shnt-v'J- G,,,elanJ. J. Edmunson. ' 1. U.-H. Lclnenwebber, S. Walker, C Bradley. W. u.-i. P.Calllson.I. VnnWlnkle, W. P. Babcock. ft K rt4 YARDS RUN. u.A. C.-F. H. Crawferd: B. F. Burnett. V- of o.-c, w, Kecne;.y. V, John- Huri . man B" McFadden, It. pV'"0, B Wson, II. T. Cash, D. 'Price, W. G. Allen, Rpy pavld. Q". U.-r. w wmianiSi c w jj--Brownell.C. Brown, L. ,;A;J-n.W. Kelley. lkrt r Wt 0veri'alt, L. Gale, M. v rT J' nobson. O. L. Price. T iv ' Lu(,ln?. J. W. Connell, tongue. w P. A. G. Wilson,. It. Byars. rV?-,1- coivrg.gKdy, ". Crawford, n.V.'Kelliy." ' wivimmi M'1 U. of O. -H. r.o'cnberg, M. DavN, C-.-lllshop, C. W. ltccnc. L. HlRglno. P. 0. Hugh Nelson, Frank New man. P. U. A. II. Fells. C. Beaueamn. II. Gelgor. V. U. It. Li, UUlSS, 11. W. Wil- llums, C. G. Murphy. MILE RUN. 0. A. 0.-A. Woods, II. II. Voatli, It. Golden, B. F. Burnett. U. of 0. II. Belllnghcr, G. Temple toh, E. U. Bryson, R. Hurley, II. Inwall. X'uclllc College. 11. T. Cash, Walter Mncy, S. T Stanley. P. U. II. P. Ilanscn, R. Renter. "W. U. S. S. Aschcnbrcnncr, It. B. Wllklns, Ed. Carter, II. G. Hlbbard, M. Miller. UROAD JUMP. O. A. C F.E. nngue, Walter Har rison, Robert Golden. U. of O. L. Hlgglns, E. Church, E. P. Iluyes, C. Whipple, D. Kuykcndall. Paclilc College. 0. J. Johnson, Will Round. P. U.-C. Bradley, F. Luclllng, P. E. Bauer. W. U.-C. W. Llvcsny, C. G. Mur phy, R. T. Gulss. MILE WALK. O. A. C M. M. Cooper. C. T. Colt, Levi Rusk. U. of O.-L. M. TraVIs, II. A. In wall, C. Narrcgcn, I. DeLashmutt, O. Homenway. Pacific College. II. T. Cash, G..T. Colson. P. U. II. P. Hansen", II. Lclencn webber. W.U.-J. R. Bynrs.I.II.Van Winkle. BICYCLE "RACE. O. A. C Bruce Burnett, A. Wood, Clyde Phillips. U. of O. R. Stearns A. Ltvcrmoro, It. S. Bryson. Pnclllc College O. K. Edwards, II. S. Brltt, O. L. Cox. W. U.-Z. Rlggs, C. G. Murphy, W. 0. Ogle, F. Moore, B. Rlchaulson. MONMOUTH ENTRIES. The Monmouth State Normal School has made the following entries for the state Held day contests. 100 Yards Dash. Day Parker, A. E. Dodge, John McCluro II. C. Hunter. 220 Yard Run. Day Parker and II. 0. Hunter. One Mile Run. II. 0. Hunter. 1J Mile Run Day Parker, A. E. Dodge. Running Broad Jump B. F. Mat lock, W. A. Kcyt. Putting Shot F. E. Emmott, J. W. Korns. Hummer Throw F. E. Emmctt, J. W. KcrnS. One Mile Walk-O. E. Balrd. Two Mile Bicycle Race Day Par ker, A. C. TuckCr. PROQBAM. "A Woodland Serenade," Masch croul; Miss Stewart, P. U., Forest Grove. "Liberty Bells." O. A. 0. Mandolin Club, O. A. C, Corvallls. "How Salvator Won," Ella Wheeler Wilcex: Prof. Mafld Louise Balrlght, U. of O., Eugene. Vocal solo (Selected) Prof. Lulu Sar gcant, P.C.NcwbCrg. Piano Solo (Selected) Prof. Emll L. Winkler. Willamette. "I'm a Merry Zlngara," M. W. Balfe; Prof. Miss Bassctte," O. S. N. S., Monmouth. "Tho Debatlnc Society," MIsa Evans, P. U., Forest Grove. "Tho Two Grenadiers." Schumnn; Prof. R. A. Heritage, Willamette. "TIia Wood Nvninhs' Call." Miss Maine jonnson, u. a. u,, vAjrvuuia. "The Horior of the wooas," w. 11. II. Murray; Prof. Sara Nourso Brown, Wlllamotte. "The MaglcSong," Moycrllalmund; Miss StcllftiporrlS, U. of O.. Eugene. Fancy -Club Swinging, Frank E. Brown, Willamette. "LcgMids," Mohrlng; Heritage Lady Quartette, Willamette. Ttrton a llHlr. nnn is ..OTMWtMl In the fanillv how -. J r lovingly the parents plan fare. They sometimes even forecast its education ud career. Docs , this seern too early to anUdpatehlle the child is yetuBbortir It isn't. The child's des tiny has already been partly mapped pu by Nature according to the dfsposlt on and haWU 9I the parents. The pest phu a mother can make for the future happl. ness qf her unborn child Is to maintain her "own cheerfulness and health while her child's undeveloped feeing .is till partofkers. Her health at this critical period ts of tremendous consequence to the little one'a whole future exfetence. Every prospective mother wtll find direct nourfstuner comfort and mUiaug strength, in Dr. Pierce's. Jtomlte Pe SCTiptlon. It will maintain her vitality bot ooaiiy aau bichum, "" "-. ehwtidtv to the organs concerned m P8 turHte.; IjivwU the mrfherwitb Tewper- 1 - K. ."! M ' r ,'jTA yA secretion f beal&iy nourWiraent for the child. Jt k th unfailing cure of all fe imIc ImVutMUS." .toJZZ22?ta Mce before otaeent " f Iff yrr. '.... Jfiln any or my children I faC5u , aad ihe U the healthiot H fytSml VlpTu T treatment I could not ' " ' 0Mf, Owrtoa CoTcaa.1 WgSgSjXmgggamma for Infants and Children. MOT HERS, Do You Know ut raretorie. Baleman's Drops, Oodfrey'a Cordial, many aoalled Sootlilnir 6yrni, nnd wost remedies for children nre composed of opliun or niorplilnef lo Von Know that opium and morphine nre stupefying narcotic poltotiaf " Vott Know that In most countries Jrugslsta ore ot pcriullleU to sell narcotics vltliout labeling them poisons? o Vott Know that j-ou should not permit any medicine to be slvcn your child tinless jou or your physician know or what it Is composed t no Von Know that Castorln Is n purely vegetable preparation, and that a list ol JU Ingredients Is published with every bottle ? Io Von Know that Castorla Is tr-e prescription of the fnuous Dr. Barauel Wtcher. That It has been in ue for nearly thirty j ears, nnd that more Castorla Is now sold than of nil other remedies for children combined J o Von Know that flic ratent Office Department or the United Slates, and of other countries, have luucd exclusive right to Dr. ritcherand his assigns to use the word " Cnatorl nnd Us formula, nnd that to imitate them Is n slate prison offense? Ho Von Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castorla had been prm en to be nbnoltitcly linnnlCHHT lo Von Know that 33 avcrnjco doses of Castorla are funUhed for 35 ssentii, or one cent a dose t Tto Von Knew that when possessed ofthls rttfect preparation, yourcblldrca may be kept well, nnd that you may have unbroken rest ? Well, tlicwo l:ltiga are worth knowing. They arc fads. TI10 fhc-nlmllo -' zrT ltrimtiire Children Cry for Pitcher' Castorla. Through Tickets TO THE VIA THE Union Pacific System, Through Pullman Palace bleepert. Tourls" Sleepers and FreoJ Reclining Chairs dally between PORTLAND tolCUIOAGO Our trains are heated bv steam and ca lighted by Pintich light. Tlme toChlcaeo, 3 i-i. Jays BTime to New York, 4 l-a days. jjWhtch Is many hours quicker than com petitors. .... , For rates, time tables and full information apply to JiOISE C BABKEli, Agents, Salem, Oi." R. V. BAXTER, C. E. 11ROWN. General Agent Dit. Pass. Agent 135 Third Street. Portland. OHC-HALF 1XE Of BOX POZZONI'S COMPLEXION POWDER I bu been tbb wtandara for forty years and Is mora popular lo-uay loan otdi uuiuro. I POZZONI'S 1 iIivMi.lminnlailiin noader txautlfrlnc. 1 wfrn.hinir- rlcanlv. healthful and harmless. . I A delicto, lnvUILIo protection to tho face-. Witt overr bos of I(XZ VH si mag i . HfX W Kivea MTO " esuu-fje 1 AT DBUadlBTS ajd FANCJY STORES. Ccicsllfla Awsrlcan Aaenoy tw eAVKATft TRAMC MANKS. KftMM HATMT.I eOfSYRMHTS. (J For Information and tn lUaJooli : writ to Oteit WrWu Fc iwtirlns- Mtenu In Anwrles. EAST fivai I v : J mmr r- Ib on every wrapper. mMKw. -j f MfHW runs:. Pullman Sleeping Cars Elogant.Dlnlnjr Cars Tourist SleoDin Carb To ht. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, l'argo, 'Grand Forks, Crookiton, Winnipeg, Helena nnd llutte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, lloston, and all 1'olnts JjEait and South For information, time cards, mans an tickets, call on or wrltn r THOMAS, WAT T& CO. AGENTS,; 265 Commercial srreet, Salem, Or. A. D. Charlton, Atst. Gen'l. Pass, Agt Morrison st.. corner Third Portland, Or. OREGON CENTRAL AND- Eastern R? R. Company LVAQUINA UAV ROUTE-! ZConnecllnc at Vaaulna IUy with the J5a Francisco & Vaquina llay Steamship Co; STEAMER "FARALLON," Sails from Yanuina every 8 daw for San Francisco. Coos llay, Tort Otford, Trinidad and Hnmbolt llav. Passenger accommodations unsurpaiicd. Shortest route between me wmsmciic raiicy and California. Fare from Albany or polnlt west to Ban Franciscot Cabin, Jo; steerage, $4: to Coos Day and Poit Or ford, cabin W, to Humholdt Uay, cabin a; round trip, gooa 00 uys, spe cul. . RIVER DIVISION. Steamers "Albany" and "Win. M. Hoag," newly furniibsd, leave Salem daily, except Saturdays, ai 1 1 a in., arimng at luntauu the stroe day at S P m. Ueturnlmj boats leave Portland same day as abo e At 6 a. rr. arriving at Salem at 3 p m. EDWIN STONE, Manager. Ccrvallls, Or. I. C. MAYO, Supt. Klver Utvision. M. P. UALDWIN, Local Agent.Altona Dock Salem. if" iftftnu MtHla. . aul.ltfM. aa inaEsMlswiea. U f-?w n L aa n liuiB of rM ih flin w'"Hf TloTtlZH.: iis i PAeHiyi ten. ,El Viuiwl -' T-iurarJ.. "i 1I tgMewakurt.o np hsMMaataff . . sszzssxzssr. THe capital Journa FOR THE rn HAL doca not do n lottery business to swell Its clrcuintion; uui. in nuuiuuu m giving value received, It gives Its sub scribers vnluablo prcinlunis. 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It contains wimu mo ninuur an?. u A handsomo,Tuttrnctlvo, homo na nor. to which ovcrv woman will glvo u henrty welcome. Till! WKHM That 'great national nowspapor, which la knownlto everybody PRIMARY SCHOOL mi A book by E. Hofer. on tho rotten primary system.prlco 25 cents. Can bo had Instead of any of tho above premiums. H lv CAPITAL OUR PI OF FASHIONS, VNUIB ! 1806, isasasasn: w LilsasasaBlf m For 25c V Dally one month. Weekly thrco months. 50 Cents 1 will, get you tho I)atly until after election, or tho Weokly until Janu ary 1, 1807. Our Great Features THE JOURNAL Is pre-eminently u paper for th people, In news, poli tics and editorial opinions. Farm Department THE JOURNAL docs nbt protend to be 1111 agricultural pnpur, but keeps up a well-edited farm depait incnt, by a competent fanner, who knows tho needs of tho Oregon farmer. It also contains correct market reports. 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Sun Fran, lv, Above trains stop at East Portland, Oregon City, Wo-dbuiu, Salem, Turner, Marion, Jefferson, Albany, Albany unction, Tangent Shedds, Hahey, Harriiburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell, Drain, and all stations from Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive. KimtHUKU MAIL DAILY. ""South"- North 8:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 0:20 p.m. lv.rortlnndnrT lv. Salem lv. 4:-lo p.m. 2:20 p.m 8:00 n.tn. ar. Itoseb'it, lv 8ALGM PABSENGIEU. "South North 4:00 p.m. 0:15 p.m. lv. Portland ar. ar. Snlem lv. 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DINING CARSON OGDEN ROUTE 4 rULLMArt llUFFli'T HLliEPERS and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through trains. WEST SIDE DIVISION, Detueen Portland and Corvallls, dally (ex cept Sunday.) 7130 n.m. laiSptn. XvT Ar. l'ortland, Corvallli. Ar. Lv E 6iao p, in. US P. ". At Albany and Corvallls connect with Ira.ns of Oregon Central &. Eastern Railroad. Kxpies train dally except Sunday. 4145 P In 1 1'V. I'ottlaml Ar. j 8115 o, m. 75 P. i. r. iMCiMirivuie i.v 22 THROUGH TICKETS to nil points in the Eastern Slates, Canada and Europe can lie obtained at lowest rate) from W.W. SKINNER. Agent, Salem. E. P, ROGERS, Atst. G. F. & P. A.. Portland. Or. K. KOEIILER. Manager. GLANCE at this map. Of tholChlcago, MUwaukeo andkSt. Paul Railway and note Its connection with all transcontinental lines at St. Paul and Omaha, and remember when going caat that Us trains are lighted with electricity and heated by steam, Its equipment lisupetb, Elegant Duffel, library, smoking and sleeping cars, with free reclining chairs. Each sleeping car beithlias an electric reading lamp, and Its dining cars aro the best in the vrorld, Other lles are longer than this, but none are shorter, and no oilier oners the above lux. urloui accommodations. These are sufficient reasons for the popularity of "The Milwau kee." Coupon ticket ageuts lu every rail, road office will give yon further Information, or address C, I.EDDY, General Agent, f. W. CASEY, Trar. Pan. Agent, l'ortland 0. R. & N. CO. E. M'NEIUVKECEIVEK.a TO'llIB EAST GlVfcES THE CHOICE OF Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokano Minneapolis St'Pauland Den. vr Omaha and Kansas Cliy.fe,Low rales to eastern cities. JOCEAN CITIES. Portland Sail Kianclsco, f Steamers leave AInsworlh dock, Portland May 17, it, 37 and June 1,6, 11,16, 31, 36 j rare Cabin, $(t steerage, $3.50. NYllXAMFTTE RIVER DiVISION. Portlands-Eugene. Steamers Ruih and Elmore for 'Portland dally except Sunday at to a, m. For Corvallls daily except Sunday at 3130 p.m. lor Eugene Monday and Thursday at 3:30. Lowest freight and passenger rates, Round trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold and baggage checked through tn all points with, put extra transfer charges, Foifull details call on Holsa k Nwker agents, Salt; Oisfon, or address. W. II. HURLWJRT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. 1'oKKwd, Or. Forull details call on or a4trWH ' G. MY POWKRS, Foot of Trades! . Uol gswt. CATlW "l'At'ER-Large W or lwy brown wrappiog paper for I;cUp. last the thing for putting undt carpt3. CalUt journal office, ' r ' mrmmimmmmmmmmmm Chicago, Milwaiikee, & Si. Paul Ry., rsVv.,HltiALie : elTT MItWAUKEIK I MaWsT v .. a-"--. sw "' w Circoitr toot mi wo. h it..