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. 4 5AYUrAL JOURNAL, SAStfoB-Wk THUKSDAV, AUGUST 38, - I- . ii i i.L.1 i i mi m.LJiiiiiHi ii 7 . . "" """ r-w - " T , , ""TTTT" . 1 y i 188. CANADA. , Has New policies - -r t ti V-, m Oresjon Sienna Mineral Faint Co, it W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager !- '; i MHa t?v v,t;nrt--riW- ' Sw I .ffK .. . . -sbbmi i-- vy'noBi Tj 'rrHIBi km Vr inK''n!n lr,W,5' - M$ . . W a rA?:,i t I .. LJ f' 'mm B1SM'.h tif hJ we j 'if iH f I? V w-li h'J 'jmwW $'?y'-5' !Sr More proof tlmt Lydlft E. rink luim'H VcKctHplo Compound re Ottawa,-Aug1. 13. Next month wilt see radical changes In tho land tinllrv nt thn HnnnAntn irrtvnrnmpnt. The Oliver Land Act, which goes In-J to effect September 1. will throw open to tho public 28,000,000 ncres of rich, arrablo land. In tho odd- numbered sections of western Cana da that are liberally Intersected by a net-work of railroads, aro adja cent to commercial markets and . - 'cent to commercial marKcis ana tare women to normal health. . . ... .. . ... , swarming with live, hustling lown- Mru Ma tin fVitwnhn.vnt rif ittfi fin. 91st St, l'arBorwvttiw., writes: " h'or two yrnrs I Buffered from the worst forms of feminine Ills, until I wnn almost driven frantic. Nothing but mor phine Would relieve mc. L'illt K. l'lnk nam's Vegetable Compound brought me health and h&pplncKs, nud lunde mo a well womiiii. Every sick woman should beHollt by my exjicrlonec." FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. For thirty youra Lydla K. J'iuk hftm'H" Vcgotnblo Coinjxmnri, niiulo from rootfl unci horlm, imsbcen tiio standard remedy for female ills. ftndliiiH positively cured thoiiH.'indHoi wmnonwho liuvo licen troubled with dlMplitcemontu, iulliunmiitlon, ulcoro Hon, fibroid tntnorn, irrt'Ktilnritlcfl, periodic rmltiH, backache, that boar-lug-down feeling, llHtulonoy,liuHget!. tlon,llz7.itioflM,ornorvoiu prostration. uy uout, you try 1. 1 ships, with well established police protection, municipal government, schools, churches and Institutions e scntlnl for (agricultural prosperity. "While- tho "rontor" and the maa with limited looso cash Is being giv en tho opportunity of owning hi own farm, ttnilko tho prnccedurn hitherto followed In granting free homesteads ho Is not nkcd to fore go tho advantages In settled districts and to go Into the wilderness to flgth tho hard fights of tho pioneer. Instead of this, the new Instrument of tho Canadian legislature give tho entorprlslng man free land sit uated near flourishing towns, offer ing all tho advantages and conven iences of modern life. In order, to oncourngo railroad .Don't hesitate to ivrltn to Mrs. Ibnlldliiir In thn Dominion. Mm unv Plnklinm If Micro 1 ntiytliln ornmont has given to tho rallronl Hbont your aickncHH you do not I ,.. ..,. . . , umlonlHiul. 81io will treat your nipnnlM 32.000,000 acres of land lAtterlucoiifldeneoniulndvlNoyou during tho Inst fow yenrs and as a lieu iw ttiiiiitui urcr ruf(i utiuu writing her, Hiid hecauNO of Her vt expurleueo alio Iiiih helped thouaandH. AddretiM, Lynn, fllusH. A Sumrnw Household Necessity Dysentery, Diarrhea, Chol era Morbus, Cholera Infan tum, Cramps, Colic and all Summer bowel complaints are rarely dangerous If there is a safe.qulck-actlnp, reliable remedy immediately at band. DR. D. JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM lias for onrfrcncraMonsbGen successful in curing these complaints, its name has become a household word everywhere. It Is the quickest and surest remedy known. Stops pain immediately, and almost invariably brings about speedy recovery. Never be without it in hot weather. Sold by all druggists per bottle, 25c. JayaVt Tonle Vtrttilfi-Ii a tplendld tonic, after tha wak enlnz effects of dyientery, dlar rnca, ic We are manufacturing torty-two standard hnts and colors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil and Guaranteed Strictly Pure, Durable and Sat isfactory in every particular. i i Salem, Oregon, June lDtli, 1008. Oregon Slcnnn Mineral l'nlnt Co, Mr. D. II. Wcynnt, president, Salem, Oregon. Dcnr Sir: It is the pleasure cf the State Hoard of Agriculture ollldnls to In- form your company tlmt after n thorough test of the pnluts furnished the 1onrd for the building- on the State Fair Grounds thnt TIIKr IfAVK PROVEN' Ilinili.V SATIFACTORV, and thnt we tnn rcc'Jiii- mend them to nil parties rcqtilrhu nti A No. 1 article of On on prodtit. . tlon, which this board fostcs, Respectfully yours ,.. V. A. AVKIiCH, gecretury. W. V. MATIiOCK, President. j i , f 31. 1). WISD03I, VlcrPrcsldcnt. Ikiselmll UookicM Tamk Chicago, Aug. 13 Ovor $100,000 lias boon recontly lost in Chlcngo by tho rnco track bookmakers who at tomptod to "make books" on bnso linll. For once In tho history of gambling tho "bookies" wore bealon at their own game tho baseball lovers Tcnuw- tho gatno too well for. them, It tdok Just four weeks for ttfom to learn that basoball would not lond Itnolf to "the tiger"; thoy lost from $1000 to $115,000 each Uookmakors, with racing stopped, wore growing fat and seedy until the hatch.)! Held allured nine, of thorn, votorans of many hazards. A unlquo system of giving oiIiIr to tho hotting "fans" was compiled and tho boards showed a tango of soleetlon Mch as "8 to B against two clubi winning," or "4 to 1'. against three cluba winning," or "8 to l agalnat four clubs winning." Practically no bols wore tnken on single guinea hut tho selections, sot forth with odds, wero offered.. Tho sohcino soomed to present to tho fans nn opportunity to hot on olght tenms nnd two leagues with a combination of 01 plays for tho bookmaker. Hnwovor, tho fnns, who know nil thy teams nnil players averngua by hoart. plck(Hl tho wlim'ug tennis. Hnlnnns which took buts from tho fnns nud tolophmted thorn to the olearlm: 'ioiiho received a commlislon of 50 per cent. Gambler who have mnde many u book on tho groat, American derbltH, have found tlmt baseball Is a "straight" gamo that cannot bo "doped." Q A reunion of. pioneer fiddlers further Inducement thoy hnvo boon left absolutely unfettered In tho cholco of locality and tho time of selection, but recently wore mnde to solect tholr Innds. Tho compnnhs havo taken full ndvantngo of this genorous provllon and mndo a con stant prnctlvo of leaving tholr grants In nbeyanco unless nftor closely watching tho trend of Immigration and settlement thoy could make up tholr minds ns to what trnctn of laud would, best servo tholr Inter ests, Tho Lnurlor ndmlnistrntl6n, ever since tho yenr 180ft when It enmo Into powor, has followed a different line of action, It hns cIiohoii to holt) railroad construction by cash grants or guaranty nnd It Increasingly pressed on tho rnllrnnd companies to forthwith choose tholr land grnnts. t'ndor tho Impetus of this policy nt tho end of 1007 tho work of select ing land grants by the railways had boon completed, thus lonvlng tho Dominion government absolutely un hindered In throwing open vnst tracts of valuable land for free hoinostondlng purposes. 3Ic3tlnnvllle, Otegon, April 2, 1008. Oregon Slcnnn 3Iiner.il Paint Co Sidcin, Oregon. Gentlemen: In reply to your of recent date, will say that the Slcnnn point thnt the state bought foin you in the year 1008 (18 bane's) and about the Mime amount In .1007, to paint (he Oregon State Int'inn Asylum buildings has given entire satisfaction. IWorc mo put this paint on. our brick walls sweat si badly we thought we would try cement on them to keep the. moisture out, but our architect from Portland thought best to try some of your Sienna MIncml Paint. Since we put your paint on, it shut out all of the moisture and we hnvo perfectly dry walls now. It is my opinion that there is nothing better than your pnlnt for bricK twills, and 1 take pleasure in recommending it to the public. Yours very truly, J. F. CALUHEATII. I ri rr MiinJ I . are usea oy me dtate on 1 ILwJL iiii-vJ Public Institutions on theif Ment and have stood the severest tests that can be an plied. APPLY BY MAIL OR PHONE, OR CALL AT FACTORY ON TRADE STREET BETWEEN CHURCH AND HIGH Ibrl Kvory town has thorn, nnd'lf it oo curs ns anticipated there will bo a awing old time down In Portland. 3X YOU OUT UP WITH A lVAME BACK? ,KUcy TtohWc Makes You Miserable. Ahuott (tvervlx-lv wlm r--,il id i..,,.-... papers it viu know 0 the wonderful cur-ea uuuie oy Hr. Kilmer's Swamp- Hit, tha gict kiu ney, Hvtr audiad. 'd.rKinodv. ' It (a the sreat met! lent triumph of the liliietreltlli rrninrv. discowrcxlaftcrvciiM of sclruttiic rxiareli -.-iiiiSi.'. ',wr, Mlujor, Um Waddvr jecialtt, and is woiulut fully uccfm tn promptly curltig lame Imck, utic mid, eatnrtlt of the bladder nud liftgin-s mtwp;t wmcJi ts the 'et lpt PI Utluy ttmli1. " , t)r, Kilmer's wttM;wbt U not tee omuumlvtl for iivt'rytUin. Uttlf ou lu e ktttv livtr or bladder ttoublo U wilWc tmm Jut the tvuitxty ou ueil U k 1m trntnl li w litauy way, tn hpiu if athl tn private pravtwe. and )ia &Kavwl tu .fTt-Kfnl ill every ftimN tli.it HpeeiKt arrangvincut Ju Ii itado by which aH rnvkraof thu iMjKr. who ha COFFEE Insist on the roaster's name; never mind the country' it grew or is said to have prown in. Year kkkm return your inencr It rou (o't lll &iiflUu.'i lie. 1. v. Vif uiiu CHICAGO HAS TWO SENSATIONS Chlcngo, Aug. 13, Tho cream ol Chicago's society ninny rich nnd promlnenU women hnvo received 1 sovoro rebuke from Municipal Judge aemnlll who Iiub appealed to their Bonso of duty to humanity by tolling them to Icavo cats and dogs alone and help the poor and needy children Instond. Theso socloty womon hnvo boon spondlng money nnd time In mlnlstorlng to Btrny cats and dogs nnd tho walls and howls of tho pa tlons so dlstrncted tho neighborhood around tho "hospital" that tho res. dontB resolved to air this fad of Chl- cago'cs "four hundred" In tho nmm.!,,? .1,-,!, ,L P.?"C.! 1 l,0l"'' " luduitrlnl Activity. 121.B25; in 17C1 tho total number suggest tho tiOBslblllty that tlr and long nights. Then the Inw took ' Mn,t,,,w' ,n hl8 fnls treatlso of Inhabitants had Incrensed but may bo termod tho drawing powers Its courso and H dors and 10 cats , , l"ncipioB or population, u,3lG, or 3.G por cent In BO years, natural nnd Industrial re:ouritr wero given tho doath penalty though ' uvwnrvu. u,ul U1 nlrl lonuoncy After the mlddlo of tho eighteenth on papulation has culminated It lator glvou a atay of execution of '""onso Is checkod by Inn- century, however, continuous In- are justified nt least In asking i nno weok. Mrs. Mnrgaret Cartor ', M,,U ,l ",u",,s 0I Buusistouce, out crenso occurred, amounting to 3,- Influences upon Increaso of r mnnnger of tho refugo for crlpnUd V, , "uuw,,"" 8"0,U11 00 w.uo in isoi, 9,000.000 In 1851 tlon, if any, aro being exerted ftt c caU and homolcHMt dogs, conducted '"? ;, "0W ,nd,,8tr,us' tho ftad H.500,000 In 1901. This chnng. mnrvoloua economic changes r: tho defoneo and rocolvod tho scerlm: ' , 0,""0,u of ml"09 nn(l tho oxtt"'- was coincident with tho crontlon of progress.W. S. llossltcr In t-'A! of tho court on behalf of the nrla- '., n .! c,onu0,roe' ,,,rootl' or In- tho llrltlsh Industry nnd trade. lantlc. to cretlc backers of the organization J,ro!Uy' f"rnl8h ma8 of 'Uliort 1 Hut If It bo true that tho quicken- 0 "Cnro for tho hungry, sick nnd " '""""r anu suoni to ing of Industrial life baa tondod to ninltnod children of Chlcaao's noor r! . " ' . '"n"(l for ,n,limn l)8,K8 incronso poulntlon. the prcont stn- tlrst. nnd there will ho little time , h l mny Ue l0rme(1 n I)0I'U- Uonnr' condition of population In loft to wnBto on cnts and dogs," snld , Z.a '. . 1nrls of Eurono previously pointed 1-1 v.. ui t..iisiiiiu 11 mi This Paint is taken from the Mines in Lane county, and manuractured at 5a!em, Ore. Judge Ciomnlll. --T" J I 'R-'ir-W IQfe- -Q x Chicago Subway, Chicago, Aug. 13. Ilonl work tin. on giibwny plans for Chlcngo linH be gun, preparatory work, however, for the aubway task is n huue one. In. .vnlvltiR now the charting of overv water and gas pipe, every telephone, telegraph, light and signal wlro con- dull In tho down town dlitrlet. Of thone the olty has no record what ever, and us the notworl? of thtvsu !.- mm cuniiiiiia.inaKos ainuwt a solid mesh at the- streot Intersec tions, jo thnt one can walk aorosi upon them when .the pnvlng Is torn up. this phnsoaf the preparatory work la Intricate and daunting. Meanwhile the subways of eastern and European elites aro being In vosttgated by'thr?e exports who will souk to point out the mititnkes tunJe eliewberc ni well n the admirable feature. Uy this research work Chicago experts to excel Now York In subway building and avoid tho blunders which already aro troubling Manhattan h I xperted that all "19 pipes and v4r now In Ute streets will lo ultimately nine. In the subway the immodiate nl for Mt U for th relief of trHttlo nnn. gostlon. The streets ilAwndown havo become badly oYfcUrowdod and at the I Wales, for oxamplo, In 1701, wns G Tnrn irr.rl n.tmnnvnr Tflll f I that you need It. That 1$ the w when you need It: then youw'", present tute of population growth (he Nittdltloiw In ten years Sra;Ttrfiti b0 Mn-U iout an un. twmttwHifrMiby tuall.a'wa booUUU fsrourid Vytem of rapid transit. iX tc art SwatnpKoot. and how to 0 mwftwtWjwiluTB kidney wrbUUlcrtrou. I R,. M fcj. , , , , V4s Wlw writing tueutKut mtdlujj tin I bmo ' "ow In Illineis: forty nvfciirthtitvitirKudcHilvour thnjiaj IV)mocrats votiM th u.. jWip(tvrr. Kilmer P'VsUn luTbir- ticket In order to uomluate ,V QX.t JSMjIIMIRUMI, G&m Xi TJw rirwJ.tr HHvni M4il one. . i-.lJ M J . t-u j ? Til MUut af m44 Vh' H hw4 tMUU. Pou't Hwkq mv Utkke, bwt nMciMlicr tto uamv, fw-)Hf, Dr KHmtr's Swa-Rootr M ttf dtrMM, SJBitkutAoti, N. Y., tm rtrv,l-ai. weak wen. Voma wltn good complexions re never homely, dood blood make Reed cotaploxlons. Lane's K'-mllv Medtclni tnskt jood blood. AJJ irusil4 ti it for 25 cents. Tho sottloment of tho $25,000,000 trusteed fortuno left by Otto Ynunc lot this city, ono of tho liirirost whlnh nnB yet In tho Unltod States boon lied up In trust, has boon complicat ed by tho arrival of a S3.ooo.onn grandchild, Samuel K. Martin. Jr.,. who immediately been mo one of the rione.t iiniiios in his own right In tho world. Hla nrrli-nl !,.... not only cost the six other heirs of tho YOUIllf fnrtiin hla .... - ... --...... ,. I'UIVIUII, A aovonth, of tho ostnte, but postponod' the tlnal settlement of the trustoo-, -hip tor si yoara. lie niakea the BOVnth heir. Uy the nn-i,iin- ..-: visions of tho Young will tho prcsenVi lurtjine, with its accumulation. 1. tn' &!, ... ' h III equal parts to th irrnn,T-hlf- dron, which puts, thorofore, a big iirumium upon baby cousins of Samuel, Jr, Until tho bnby qanto thu J Martins had no claim upon th 03. tato. Tho proftpeetlfc share of Mrs. Colla, Young tley worth was de-l creased by Uaniuel'a appearance ' from S3 to 32 per cent of tho whole,' that Of Mrs. Catherine n Yn.mr. tin.1 bftrl .by tho aum of $350,000 ITnderi the terms of the trusteeship tho dl-i vision oannot bo made until the youngest grandohlld has attained 2i years, and Sanuiol Is tho youngest Young. The reaulU In this ens 1 will be Interesting commeutnrlea up on tho growing disposition of weal thy men to trustee their estates. In much the same manner as Marshal) Field did and many men in tho oal have done. What effect the coi-tnin. ty of great wealth will have upoh the morals and health of the heir. and also what effect upon financial arjaira the trusteelnc of sn-h i,u sums will have, nrobahlv win i,A well known by th-8 time this $3,000, vou tiafty receives his share of tha Young fortune, if he doe live to receive t. d out, and the diminishing Increase ?. rouu,e(l w:t. 80"rmB; - nt ,n....ininn 1.. .1 .. .? . Zl belch ng, gas on the stomacs, '' fJ'""lntlon ' tht I "'t('i Stntei. sold bv all druggists ALL OREGON WSLL BE AT THE STATE EAIR ffrffWWhty itssj mm Mw SEPTEMBER 14 TO 19, INCLUSIVE - - ,w Thftv will ln,i .. .......! ..... .... '" "u btuuiHis in uetter condition and moro h attractive l,n., .. ... .- r oeioro. TBoy will find many new bplldlngs. All In all; they win ,00 that Oregpn has the best facilities of any state west' of tho Rooky mountains for holding a great fair. Tho Increased cash premiums and specials WU bring the greatoat livestock show ever seen on tho Pacific coast, and It will compare favorably with the b'est fair- of tho oast and mlddlo west. Some of the best horsea In the United States will be hero to participate In the speed program. Somo of tho most attractive purses ever hung up for a western race "meet -will make oach Individual event worth coming a long distance to see. Tho coun tilt WIU Put up their ben la trying to secure the prizes for the' ex hibits of their produvjts, There will be special rates on' all lines of transportation for passers and .pedal freight' Inducements "tor all exhibits. H you wish any particular Information it win be cheerfully given Dy t W. f. MATLOCK, President Pendleton, Oregon VI' f. A.. WELCH, Secret? Salem, Oregon MMSW--MMM(M