The Oregon mist., October 14, 1898, Image 4

Nver Ikfara in It-story was tbor ft !.
p h g(.-3iTOUB trUnnirn a vie gave the Hpan-
tttav!hhir rs (he oimHi lmnht about by
ltiH(ciM!fJKSUfnAtlh Hitit-rn. Never before in
luMry has there IwHin 'sucwssful ft mm1ictit
ftr ijitt Vf'iik, d(ifiiitHtil ftnd nrvou, (of
piitmarh mitt liver dffwtk'it hte rtyei. in
rtiHt'Sfifin, MUoiisncss ami constitution, All
im lions iiftve iHrueiittt-d by it, and Ail prain it.
Spurious coins are legal!; made in
China, They are used to put in the
cutting of the dead, and theanperatition
prevails that they make the dead
happy.
ORATORY ON TAP.
I THIRD ECONOMY BILL
Scrofii
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The first doable-decked ship built In
England was the great Harry, con
alrticted in 1509, by order of Henry
VUI. It was 1.000 tons burden and
cost tCO.OOO.
The Italian criminologist, Dr. Per
nana, found that of 8,000 Juvenile
eliminate 1,121 were idlers. The pre
vailing crime was theft, being 1,183 of
the whole.
A procession of icebergs sent against
the surface of the son would melt at
the rate of 800,000,000 oubio miles of
solid ice a second.
Cake
made with StAiltins Best
baking powder has no bitter
taste.
William Neff, oi Colorado, unearthed
sis baby coyotes on his ranch, and
trained them so that they follow him
like dugs. ' ' ' "" - -;" "
L.VUIKS -CAN WXAB SHOES,
One size smaller after using Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder to be shaken Into the shoes.
1 1 makes tight or new shoes feel easy ;
fives instant reuei so corns miu uuuiuna.
t's the greatest comfort discovery of Jhe
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Misters, callous and sore spots. Allen's
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Laboring men hive S!3 working days
a year in Hungary, S08 in the United
States, 278 in England, and 207 in
Russia. ' ' .. . -. . - - '.
No household is complete without a bot
tle ot the famous Jesse Moore rvnuaey. if
is a pure and wholesome stimulant rec
ommended br all physicians. Dou't ne
glect this necessity.
As to the length of life of fish, it
said that the ordinary carp, if not in
terfered with, would live about 600
years. . -
Fiso's Cure for Consumption is our only
medicine for coughs and colds. Mrs. O.
Belts, 439 8th Ave., Denver, Col., Nov. 8, "95.
Use Dr. P ftmder's Oregon Blood Purifier now.
According to Professor Galton, a few
persons see mentally in print every
word they bear uttered.
Benato Keguled by Four Good 8epha
-Much llatttlue lluelneae Don
Oratory was on tap in the senate
Wednesday, and tour very good speeches
were made. Daly of Benton, and
lirownell of Clackamas, spoke in the
forenoon on the repeal oi the law au-
tborisdng the railroad commission, and
in the afternoon Fulton ot Clatsop, and
Dufur of Wasco, uncorked their elo
quence in favor of a Joint committee to
make an examination of the premises,
ind report some project lor circumvent
ing the obstruction to navigation ot the
ifelurnbla river at Celilo. It opened
t wide subject, and Fulton especially
reveled in the industrial glories of the
future Inland Empire when it shall
have free water access to the eea.
Soiling of Multnomah, opposed the
resolution on the ground of economy,
On motion of Taylor of Umatilla, it
was tabled. His objection was made
to the present foim of the resolution,
but it really goes deeper, fie has lit
tle faith that United States officials
wonld attach much Weight to any ie-
pott legislative committee might
make, bnt if it moat go through, he
wants the committee to be composed ot
the best-equipped men in the legists
Sure for such an investigation. -
Senate Votes to Abolish EqoaliaaUon
Board and Howao to Anoli.l.
Railroad Cortuntsaluu. ! ,"
The third economy and reform bill
passed the senate Thursday afternoon
repealing the law creating the state
board of equalisation. Considerable
oratory was indulged in before the bill
was put on its final passage. It was
finally passed by a vete of 17 to 13.
The feu tine ot the forenoon session
in the house today was the passage ot a
bill abolishing the board ot stats rail
road commissioners. When the bill
oame up on final passage, after a sus
pension of rules, there were but four
absentees. The vote of those remain
ing was unanimous In favor of the bill,
Friday's vote for senator; , Corbet t
8(i; M. A. Miller, of Lebanon, 23;
Ucorge, 10; Oatch, 6; Eukin, 8; Wil
liams, 4.
Ia the Scant.
The house bill providing for the in
corporation ot the city ot Condon
passed the senate.
The house bill remitting the over-
pata taxes to Jjincoin county was
Thursday's vote for senator: Corbett,
88; Smith, of Clatsop, 34; George, 17;
Kakin, 6; Williams, 8.
When coming to San Franciso go to
Brooklyn Hotel. 208-212 Bush street.
American or European plan. Room and
board $1.00 to $1.50 per day; rooms 50 cents
to $1.00 per day; single meals 25 cents.
ree coach. Chas. Montgomery.
it you want the best wind mill, pumps,
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boilers, citrines, or general machinery, see
or write JOHN POOLE, foot of Morrison
street, rortiana, uregon.
The Soman bride, when being
dressed for the wedding, invariably
had ber hair parted with point of
ipear. -
A Japanese bride gives her wedding
presents to ber parents as some slight
recompense for tbeir trouble in rearing
tier. -
In the United States 37 per cent of
children under three years of age dja
vm nakiu-iuiQDUUai U1BUTUOTV.
in Brazil a single pineapple hat
never attained a greater growth than
seven pounds. .
AN OPERATION AVOIDED.
airs. Rosa Gaum Writes to Mrs.
Pinkham About it Bhe Says
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ure in writing you a lew lines to in.
form you of the good your Vegetable
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thank you enough for what your medl-
cine has done for me; it has, indeed.
neipea me wonderfully.
or years I was trou
bled with an
ovarian tumor,
each year grow
ing worse, un
til at last I
was compelled
to consult with
physician.
He said .
nothingcould
be done for
me but to go under so operation
In speaking with a friend ot mine
about It, she recommended Lydla E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, say
ing she knew it would cure me. I then
cent for your medicine, and after tak
ing three bottles of it, the tumor dis
appeared. Ohl you do not know how
much good your medicine has done
me I shall recommend it to all suffer
ing women. Mrs. osa Gaum, 720
Wall St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The great and unvarying' success of
Lydia B Pinkham's. Vegetable Com
pound Id relieving every derangement
of the female organs, demonstrates
It to be the modern safeguard of wo
man's happiness and bodily strength.
More than a million women have been
benciitcd by It. -
Every woman who needs advice
about her health is Invited to write to
Mrs. Pinkham. at Lynn, Mass.
The ways and means committees
held a Joint meeting, and, among oth-
era, listened to the oase ot the Salem
Orphans' Home, which asks for $5,000;
that of W. T. Wright, of Union, who
is out of pocket 35,OO0 and four years'
interest by reason of the hitch in the
Eastern Oregon asylum matter, and
that of John Hull, who wants relief to
the extent of nearly (10,000, being 10
per cent and interest for collecting the
state's pait ot the mortgage taxes from
Multnomah counnty in 1894, when he
was depnty district attorney. He al-
leges that he was employed by ex-Sec
retary of State McBride to assist the
attorney-general. The ways and means
committees expect to complete their
work early next week.
Michell of Wasco, in the senaie, and
Myers of Multnomah, in the house, in
troduced a bill authorising expieas com
panies to bring sheep into the state in
lots of not more than five animals each,
without having them inspected. The
object is to do away with the trouble
some and expensive requirements which
subjects even a single sheep to official
inspection. : Express companies do not
transport sheep to market or between
ranges, but handle chiefly the finest
animals ..designed for breeding pur
poses.
Flaggof Marion, Introduced in the
house a resolution calling npon the sec
retary of atato to have a ceiling bnilt
over representative hall at its first
story, and to have the upper story
divided into committee-rootns. It is
supposed that snch an arrangement will
greatly improve the wretched acoustics
of the chamber, and it wonld certainly
relieve the press for -accommodation of
committees.
"We can spare the spectators' gal
lery. in these times of vigilant newspa-
pets," said Flagg. The resolution was
passed. t
The house bill amending the statutes
relating to circuit court terms in the
third judicial district was referred to
the ooinmitttee on judiciary.
The honse bill to regulate salaries of
county officers in Washington county
was referred to the senators from Wash
ington county.
The house bill to incorporate the city
01 Ashland was passed.
The committee on revision of laws
reported back favorably the senate hill
providing for placing the American flag
on all schoolhonses. It was orderod
engrossed for third reading.
The oommittoe on penal institutions
reported back favorably the senate bill
pioviding for working misdemeanants
on publio highways. It was re-refer red
for specific amendment.
The committee on education reported
back favorably, with slight amend
ment, the bill regulating qulifications
of electors at school meetings and
school elections. The bill was lost by
a vote of 15 to 10 on final passage.
The committee on agriculture report
ed back the senate bill in relation to
Eastern Oregon agricultural societies
favorably; it was' ordered engrossed
for third reading.
The committee on judiciarv reported
back the senate bill fixing the statu
tory rate of interest at 6 per cent.
Mulkey moved an amendment plaoing
the rate at 8 per cant; the amendment
was los. Ordered engrossed for third
reading. '
The senate bill fixing the terms Of
circuit court in the seventh judicial
district was -reported favorably, and
under Suspension read a third time and
The bill putting the district attorney
f Multnomah county on salary and
diverting his fees into the county treas
nry passed the senate without objeo
tion. .
The Marlon county dolegation con
cluded to amend the salary bill fot
Marion county by raising the allow
ance for depnty hire in the clerk's
office from f 1.250 to $1,800 per year,
reducing snob allowance for the recorded
from (780 to f OuO, and changing whol
ly the scheme ot the assessor's pay
Instead of allowing him a per diem ol
$4 and $3 for field and $3 for office
deputies, be is to be paid $1,300 per
year, and will be allowed $3,500 for
deputies. It is estimated that the new
schedule will save Marion county about
18,000 a year.
ben the Mackay bill to allow the
Port of Portland commission to build
drydock came before the Multnomah
delegation, the point was raised that it
might interfere with the projected en
terprise o? Wolff & Zwicker. Pentiing
inquiry into tins phase of the matter,
uo action will be taken on the hill.
One of the several bills for the abol
ishment oi tne railroad commission
passed the senate without a dissenting
vote, on a favorable report of the com
mittte on federal relations. It was the
bill of Daly, of Benton, that passed.
The author spoke strongly in favor of
the repeal, and Brownell also improved
the opportunity to go on record with an
eloquent appeal for it
Fulton's amendment to the Astoria
charter, which has passed the senate,
changes the charter in bnt one respect.
The charter now authorizes the council
to grant street railway franchises for a
period of years only.
Sherwin of Jackson, introduced in
the house a bill for an act to promote
the beet-sngar industry in this state br
paying a bounty of $1 per ton for all
sugar oeots narvested lor the purpose
of being manufactured into sugar, for a
period of six years. It carries the
emergency clause. .
Senator Porter's bill to amend the
code provides that in all cases where
service of summons is made by publica
tion, the defendant shall appear imme
lately on the completion of the notice
or judgment may be taken. It also
authorizes the county judge to grant an
order for service of summons in the ab
sence of the circuit judge. This is to
avoid tedious delays where terms of cir
cuit court are infrequent, and does not
pply to cases where personal service is
obtained.
Freeland of Morrow, introduced a
resolution asking the appointment of a
lomt committee to Investigate the best
means of improving the Columbia rivet
Celilo. The committee is to report
at the next session.
The corner-stone of a monument to
the Irish revolutionists of 1798, 1803,
1848 and 1867 has been laid at Cork.
The London Standard says England
can confidently rely on the support ol
the Unitod States and Japan in the ex
ecution ot necjsaary measures Ib
Chin,, ...
The senate bill calling for consti
tutional convention in September,
1889, was reported back with amend
ments and adopted. The bill was or
dered engrossed for third reading.
The senate bill to establish a rule of
pleading In cases of arson was reported
Lack favorably and ordered engrossed
for a third reading.
The bouse bill relating to the terms
of circuit court in the third judicial
district with amendments was adopted,
and the bill ordered to third reading
nnder suspension of roles was passed.
Ia th Hoaae.
A bill creating the office of game
and forestry warden in eaoh county
caused lively discussion in the house.
but was passed by a vote of 88 to 30.
Many were opposed to it by reason ot
the expense to the state, claiming the
wardens would cost the state $30,000
annually in salaries alone. Some
claimed their connties did not need
snch wardens at all. Flagg of Marion,
made a good talk against the bill, bat
to no purpose.
A measure providing for the ap
pointment of supreme court commis
sioners was read a second time and re
ferred to the judiciary committee.
Young's bill, providing ior exempt
certificates for volunteer Astoria fire
men, was taken up, read a second and
a third time, and passed. '
A special order for 10:30 was at this
time brought np and passed. The
measure amends section 891, title 1,
chapter 8, Hill's code, and its effect
will be to take the publication of sher
iff's sale notices ont of the hands of the
sheriff and place it in the hands of the
judgment debtor or his attorney.
A bill by fieeder, relative to the cor
rection of defects in deeds for lands
sold nnder execution, etc., came np for
final passage. The vote stood: Ayes
17, noes 41, absent 3. Beeder himself
voted in the negative, promising to
bring the bill np in another form later
in the session.
a out by ; Moody provides for
change in the Oregon law relative to
the commission of nonresident attor
neys to practice, so as to make it con
form with the; statutory law ot Wash,
ington, thereby allowing Oregon attor,
neys to handle legal business in Wash
ington. ... .
Curtis' bill to regulate and protect
sturgeon-fishing was, on motion of
Roberts, made a special order for 8 P,
M. Monday, The measure protects
sturgeon from Match I to November 1
The sen-te bill conferring atiutlior-
ity upon Engene divinity school to is-.
ue degrees and diplomas was read the
hrst and second times and referred to
the committee on education.
Young's bill to protect elk from Jan
uary 1, 1899, to January 1, 1910, in
Oregon, came up at 11:80 A. M., and
was also a bill providing foi the regu
lation of the carrying on of public
works, v
The senate bill making it a misde
meanor to tear down or destroy toll-
gates, teiegrapn poles, bridges or mao-
lam roads, and providing penalties
therefor, was passed by an almost
cnoniomns vote. .
The courtesies of the honse were ex
tended to Hon. T. B. Handley. ,
Tiie senate bill Incorporating; the
town of Monmouth, after passing its
second reading, was referred to the
Polk county delegation. The senate,
bill incorporating the town of Elgin,
after passing its second reading, under
suspension of the roles was passed.
Flagg of Marion, Introduced a reso
lution for an appropriation to pay vol
unteers tor the late Spanish-American
war who were rejected, allowing $1.60
per day from the time of enlistment
ontil the time of rejection. The reso
lution prevailed.
The bill abolishing the railroad corn
mission is in the governor's bauds.
JOSEPH SIMON NAMED,
floniibllrnii Omietia Clinte for Nxnatar
toilmlt withdraw From the Itace.
"State Senator Joseph Simon, of Port
land, was nominated tor United
States senator Friday night by a caucus
Dt G3 Republican members of the log,
ialaturo.
Without nominating speeches or any
other method of putting forth canu
dates to be voted for under a seoret
ballot, Simon received 41 nf the 63
votos, ami he was subsequently de.
dared the uminimous choice of the
caucus, on motion of Senator Fulton,
ot Clatsop,
Corbett'a Letter of Withdrawal.
When the caucus had asaomblod,
with Senator Miohull, of Wasoo, in the
chair, and Representative Moody, of
Multnomah, as secretary, the organiziv
tion that Was first effected by the reg
alar Republicans, there was a roll-call,
and then Representative Ross, of Malt'
nouuth, in careful terms announced
the definite withdrawal ol Mr. Cor-
bett's name as a candidate, and read
the following letter:
Portland, Or., Oct. 6. Gentlemen
of the Republican Caucus of the Ore,
gon Legislature: I am sensible of the
honor which you have conferred on me
in making me the Republican caucus
nominee Jor United States senator.
Although I have been assured ot the
support ot a large number ot friends to
the end, and notwithstanding that I
am the majority candidate as deolared
in the canons, I am convinced that my
continued candidacy tor senator would
precipitate a deadlock and tend to dis
rupt the party, creating sores which it
would require a long time to heal. For
a period of 40 years I have given the
party tho warmest affection and the
best service of which I am capable. I
do not now desire any personal ambi
tion ot mine to stand in the way of
party harmony or of tho continued tri
umph of Republican principles. 1 am
therefore constrained to withdraw my
name as a candidate. In doing so, I
desire to assure my friends and the
party of my continued seal and active
co-operation in permanently securing
the important principles for which we
have so earnestly contended.
I beg leave to thank my friends for
the loyal and generous support which
they have accorded me. I earnestlv
hope that without further delay a sen
ator may be elected who Is and bat
been in accord with the sound financial
principles of the party as embodied in
the Astoria platform. Very respect
fully yours, H. W. CORBETT."
OREGON'S SKNAT0B.
luaKnh Biuimi. tlt t'aiteiis Koilni
CUta 6 lteuullon Votes
on Viral Ballot.
The nominee of Friday nlght'i IlO'
nublioan caucus. Joseph Simon, was.
Saturday regularly chosen United
States senator by the legislature in
joint session. Ho received the full
Republican vote, exoept that of Senntor
Kuykuudull, who was absent. All tin
members seemed to recognise the bind,
in g force of the caucus, and there was
no attempt to evade or disregard It.
Tho result was as follows:
Simon..........
Kinctiiu. ......
llenitotl.....
Ulauk. .......
SESSIONS WERE SHORT.
Sanatoria! Queatlsa Ovenhadowed La-
. ialattoa a$ Balam. .
The senatorial question quite over
shadowed legislation Friday. Both
bouses attended to some routine work
in the morning, and then adjourned.
Tho 8eaato.
In the senate, Kuykendall's bill de-
ning the qualifications of voters at
school elections, which lacked one vote
of passing Friday, was brought forward
again as a new bill, by nnanimons eon
sent, and finally passed nnder suspen
sion ot the rules. The property quali
fication of the present bill is only
$100, which must stand on the assess
ment roll to the credit of the voter in
the regular assessment prior to tlit
election at which he or she is then
qualified to vota The new measure
also provides that in sohool districts
having less than 1.000 inhabitants, a
widow or male oitizen, otherwise qual
ified, may vote without the property
qualification, if he or she have chil
dren of school age in the district.
The committee on ways and means
reported back to the senate a joint res
olution authorising the secretary ol
state to turn over to the officers of the
Indian war veteran camps copies ot the
history of the Indian wars. The res
olution was adopted.
Mulkey offered an amendment to the
house joint : resolution providing for
the payment of $1.60 per day to reject
ed recruits by adding that the further
sum of $3 per month be paid to those
mastered into the serivce, and that
such payment continue until they are
mustered out. The amendment was
debated. , The resolution and amend
ment were referred to the committee
on judiciary.
. The house Joint resolution appropri
ationg $25,000 to rebuild the burned
portion of the Oregon Agricultural
college was referred to the ways and
means committee, which is to report
batnrriay at 10 A. M.
1 Senator Adams called np the bill au
thonzing school distiicts to contract
debts. It was read a second time, and
under suspension read a third time
and passed.
" iosih Simon,
Joseph Simon, the now United Status
onator from Oregon, was born in tier.
many In 1861. Tho family moved to
California when Joseph was but one
year old, and, aftet five years' residence
there, onuio to Oregon, in 1867. Since
that time Mr. Simon has continuously
resided in the city ot Portland. Ho
obtained his education in the public
schools of Portland. In 1873 ha wn
admitted to the bar, and Is now at
for many years past has been a men
ber of the law firm of Dolph, Mallory
ee Simon.
In 1877 Mr. , Simon was elected to
the city connoil of Portland, and served
as a couoilman for three years. In
1878 he was elected secretary of tho
Republican state central committee,
and managed the state campaign of
that year. In 1880, 1884 and 1886 he
was chosen chairman of the Republi
can Btate central committee of Oregon,
and had charge of the national and
state oampaigns of those years in Ore,
gon. In 1893 he was ohosen a delegate
to the Republican national convention,
which met at Minneapolis, and was
there selected as tho member of the
national committee for Oregon. In
1880, 1884, 1888, 1894 and 1898 Mr.
Simon was elected to the slate senate
from Multnomah county. Al the ex
piration of the present term, to which
lie has just been re-elected, he will
have served 30 years as a member of
that body. .
At the sessions of the state senate of
1889, 1891, 1896 and 1897, and th
special session of 1898, Mr. Simon was
chosen president of the senate, and,
the state having no lieutenant-gover
nor, he presided over the senate and
over the joint conventions of both
houses. .
Ia tho sonata.
The senate resolution providing fot
constitutional amendment repealing
the clause creating the offioe ot slate
printer was passed Saturday.
The house bill creating the office of
game and forestry warden in each
county was called np by Senator Ml
chell as a special order ot business for
the hour, and read the first time.
xne committee on ways and means
reported back the house Joint resolu
tion 'providing for an emergency appro
priation of $26,000 for the Oregon
agricultural college at Corvallia. The
senate did not concur.
A bill by Dufur to provide for pay
ment ot justice court fees into the
county treasury was read for llie first
time. - ..
A senate bill by Morrow, fixing tlx
time foi holding terms ot circuit court
in the sixth judicial district, was read
a second snd third times, nnder sus
pension fot the rules, and passed.
A bill by Harmon to protect elk,
deer and other game was read the first
time.
Hill's registration bill was read the
first and second times, and referred to
the committee on printing.
A house bill granting Astoria fire
men privileges of exemption was read
the first and second times, and under
suspension the third time, and passed.
A house bill authorising the county
court of Multnomah county to acquire
and operate a ferry nt Sell wood was
read the first time.
Gained 22 Pounds in 5 fleeks
JOiiin (Ac ff(r-.vr(iiirfr, JWttnift, H.
Aldarmtm Louis W. Camp, of our
city, Iih rjiiite astonished liis frlotius
of late, by a remarkable grtln in
weight Holms gild 8 pounds In
five weeks. Those of his friends who
do not now the fuoti of his slckr.oss
will read with interest the fullowltt.!
"I was broken down In health and
utterly miserable" said Mr. Camp to
our reporter. "I was unable to woik
much of the time and so badly nflWoted
with a form of stomach trouble that
life was a veritable nltthtintue.
"I tried various ifiiiodies, bnt dur
ing the six months of my sickness I ob
tained uo relief. I bud always been a
robust, healthy mun und sicklies bore
heavily upon me, -
"About two years ago I was advlaod
to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pllla for
Pale People. I purchased one box and
rcoeived so muoli bouoflt that I used
five more and was entirely cured. I
gained twenty-two pounds In five
weeks. Since I stopped taking the
pills 1 have scarcely had an ache or
pain.
Interviewing ih9 A tUrmnn
"Dr. William's Pink Pills restored
me to health and I most heartily rco
oimitptid them,"
L. W. Camp on oath says that the
foregoing statement is trno.
W. W. MKLOAN, Notnry Public,
Following Is the physician's certifi
cate as to Mr. Camp's present condition.
I am a regularly licensed physician
of Macomb, McDonougn county, III. I
have very recently examined Mr. L.
W. Camp as to his general physical
condition, and find the same to be all
that could be desired, appetite and di
gestion good, sleeps well, and has all
the evidences ot being in a good physi
cal condition.
SAMUEL RUSSELL, M. D.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 80th day of September, 1897.
W. W. MELOAN, Notary Publio.
iTAtlDuU
THE EICaiCXE CF SYkTP CFI7GS
Is due not only to tho orlidunltty nod
simplicity of tho combination, but also
to the care and skill wit h which it is
manufactured by cicntifla processes
known to the Cauhohnia I'ki Svitur
Co. only, itnd we wish to impress npon
all the Importance of purciinbiiig the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs I manufactured
by tho CAUroitNi. Fio Brnup Co.
only, s knowledge ot that fact will
assist one In avoiding the worthless
Imitations manufactured by other pur
ties. The high standing ot the Cam.
fonNiA Fia Sirntrf Co. with the medl.
cal profession, and the satisfaction,
which tho genuine Syrup of Flps hits
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy, it hj
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it docs not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company-
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
. mn rKlNttlKia, r.i,
Lonnvii.l.K. Kr. nr. vhk, m.t.
San Francisco has ft iimgninti. lltn
Twilight, edited hy a .Tiipauese. Its
editor, Yone Rnguonhi, Is SHsisled by a
Japanese artist friend.
Adventurer seeking Spanish tress,
ore In Carilhettn watvis should not
overlook the fact that there was some
coal on the sunken Merrimao.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
1 In tho Hottso.
The ohief measure before the house
was the Hill registration bill. Hill
made a strong speech in favor of it
passage, showing the great necessity
for such protection of the ballot-box,
and urging it for the favorable consid
eration of the members. His was the
only speocn npon the bill, which was
passed by a vote of 48 to 10.
Selling's bill fixing the compensa
tion of the district attorney . for the
fourth judicial district was referred to
the Multnomah delegation.
The committee on education reported
back. a measure providing a suitable
time for holding teachers' quarterly
examinations, with the recommenda
tion that it be not passed.
Senator Dufur's bill to punish van
dalism reads: "Jt any person shall
illfully break down, injure, remove
or destroy any free or toll bridge, rail
way, plank road, macadamized road,
telegraph or telephone posts or wires,
or any gate upon any such road, or any
lock, or embankment of any canal, such
persons, upon conviction thereof, shall
be punished by imprisonment in the
penitentiary not less than six monthi
nor more than two years, or by fine not
less than $50 nor more thao $1,000."
Senate bill No. 45, by Taylor ol
Umatilla provide for the unconditional
creating the state board of equaliza
tion, ;
The board of arbitration to setth
the dispute between the American rail
roads and the Canadian Pacific, has
been completed by the selection ot Ed
ward 8. Washburn, of Chicago, a the
third member.
Ornithologists have discoveied that
crows have no less than 37 cries, each
distinctly reforrable to a different no
tion. '
In tbo House.
The Sellwood ferry bill, by Beach,
was introduced in the house Saturday,
read a first and second times, and
passed by a vote of 66 to 8. The bill
authorizes Multnomah county to estab
lish, acquire and operate a free ferry at
Sellwod.
Maxwell intrduoed a bill for the reg
ulation of fees to be charged and col
lected by tho county clerk of Tillumook
county. Under suspension of rnles the
hill was read the flrst.second and third
times and passed.
Speaker Carter this morning signed
the senate bill establishing a free ferry
at Corvallia, and the bill abolishing
too rtuiiuaii commission.
loDtig s nsiieriea bill, reported on
favorably, was read a second time and
ererred to the committee on fisheries,
Hon. J. H. McClung was " extended
the courtesies of tho house.
A resolution providing for nn appro
priation oi fZS.OOO to rebuild the me
chanical hall at the agricultural col
lege came up in a new form Saturday,
Nichols Of Benton introducing a bill
providing for an appropriation of that
amount.
A committee appointed to look into
the cost of the house calendar reported
that the average cost daily daring the
extra session whs $26.11, and that it
could probably be printed for $17.60,
if unnecessary items were omitted.
1 lie report was amended to read
"That the calendar shall not be Drint
ed again during this extra session at a
cost to exceed $20 per day."
About a dozen new bills of minor
Importance were read the first time.
The report of the committee on the
bill fixing the salaries of Marion conn
ty omciHia was the occasion for qnite a
tilt bat ween Rcpresenattive Flagg
and Cummhig. Tiie former submit
ted a report recommending the passage
oi tne Din Willi an amendment cut
ting salaries still further than provid
ed by the bill. Cummings opposed
further reductions, claiming that the
figure were below a living basis.
After a spirited ot-to of word between
Flagg and Gumming, a motion to re
fer to the committee on salaries of
state and county officer was adopted.
The senate resolution donating 1,000
copies of the book on early Indian war
to the Indian war veterans was made a
special order for Wednesday.
Newspaper Men Sent to frlaon.
St. John's, N. P.. Oct. 11. Mr.
Parsons, editor of the Evening Tclo
gram, of this city, and Mr. Herder, its
proprietor, were sentencetl to 80 day'
imprisonment for contempt of court in
publishing s trie tares noon the iudsos
of the upreine court.
The oldest university In the world
El Ayhar, at Carlo, Egypt
Marigolds In North Africa reach
height of four or five feet
During the last centnty 100 lakes in
the Tyrol have subsided and disappeared.
Of the shoes Imported Into British
colonies more than 46 per cent are of
American manufacture.
The toxlne remedy against the lo
custs in Mashonaland, Africa, Is said
to be proving of some efficacy.
The largest tobacco pipe faotory In
the world is located In Appomattox
county, near i'amplln Ultr, Va.
Anthracite coal discovered at historic
Kings Mountain, North Carolina, show
n anulysia of 96 per cent of carbon
Como, the birthplace ot Alessandro
Volta, is about to celebrate the centen
ary of the invention of the voltaio bat
tery. .
The number of star visible to the
aked eye is less than 6,000. The
number of stars visible through the
largest telescopes 1 probably not loss
than 100,000,000.
A lighthouse of bamboo has been
built in Japan. II is said to have
greater power of resisting the waves
ttian any other kind of wood.
1
IIH
Roots crowned. Bridge Made.
Painless tilling and extraction.
DR. T.H. WHITE fStSSZ
FITI "n""tlr Curod. Konunrm
Ji" aAf tlrat tlnr'n dm of fir. Kit
nnmuanom, l ml lor ruts n
bottle and tritt. lift. 8. U, JUJJii
nffrvoiiRiiea
va ormt
S.OO trial
H, IML, WD
TheTartars have a quaint custom of
taking a guest by the ear when inviting
bim to eat or drink with them.
There la more Catarrh In this section of the
country than all other dlneaaxs put loiri-trttir,
From the well known
Portland Business College
servnaM a life lone tmllmnnlnl of thorotteh
lireptirtlta foranottli-n position. Tha Imto
Uuotliitt of "Artntr..nir'i Combine Thews
and rraeilee f .,kk..epir.i" ena ua tl
do better work no Uin ever before. JtiVMiti.
!, '; ",'.wH"- AnautTuotio, 1'rin.
el!!, Portland, Oregon,
Buy Direct
WOOLEN MILLS
And save m'd11pinati's profile. Fine tallnt.
niataula, ttt.M t IU. Kit inmreiiiwd. c,i.
I"ui, aatnpk'i, tH-ll'iitraanrtiinf tit Mank. pit,,
niiUl Iree. Addritt J. tAMHUAN, Mi Kee
tiuildtttt, Portland, Or.
USEIT!
BASEBALL, FOOTBALL.
ATHLETIC AN3 GYMNASIUM SUmiEl,
Bend for Catalogue.
WILL 2 FUCK M.
N0 Starke, at,
Hnn Irmneleeo.
YOUR LIVER
I It Wrong?
Get It Right..
KecoltKighL'
Moore'e Revealed Remedy will Jo It. Three
dcaee will anake yon feel better. Get It iron
your drtiffsfat or any wtioicaale drug hmi, or
ftsa Stewart a Holme. brugCo., tfeattie,
and until the laat few years lui sumioard to be
tin local treatment, pronounced It Incurs!, le.
inciir.me. ror a greet many i-ar d.wtore pro.
nounced It a local dlaeaae, and prescribed local
remallee, end by conatantly railing to ears
(lelenee kes proven Catarrh t be aconatllu-
uuiiei utiwami, ana inertore require eon.Mtu
tlonal trtiattiwnt. Hull's Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by r. I. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Istheonlrconatlttitlonei cure on the market.
It la teken Internally In doni-a from lOdropato
a teaapoonful. It acta directly on the blood
end mucona anrfaeea of the ayatem. They offer
one knndred dollere (or any cane II full to
cure. Bend for circular, and leatlotonlale. Ad-"v-
'' J CIIKN1SYC0 Toledo, 0.
8ld fcy PntKKt.ta, 76o.
Ilell'e Family l'llla are the beet
In the fall demise your system by using
Dr. I'funder's Oregon blood I'urllier.
Try Schilling's Beet tea and baking powder.
Make money by enceeefnl
.1-eculetnm tn ctiiuniio. y,e
buy end aell wheel on mar.
etna. ..... i. . ,
made on email bt-miuilnr by- ...... .
litre.. Write lor full parlicuiere. tet of rfc
erence given, Several yre' ex pertenceon the
Uitcetto Board ot Trade, and a thorough know.
Ie.iepfthebntp. 4id for our free re fe
Chtc.eo Hoard of Trade Hrok..ra. OfUoee la
I?ort)etiU,OreiitmeiidH.teltle.Web.
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CURE YOURSELF!
Vm lllf4 for itnfiMttiriU
irriuiloii or u,tmMt.tji
of niuaosi )i!ilrnr,M.
rftlUltfwfl. HRf. ll.it Skatrlu
Or), fftmt or pot Mm out.
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Circular ett ue rveee
rwiuaet.
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WHEN writing t
mention tale i
CLEARANCE SALE OF
RAMBLER, IDEAL,
And other make, of eye! on, No rimaonable offer
refnaed. from fi up, to make room fur B.oiio
1SB fi.tMHLlr.BS andldeal. now on the
rol, Write for bargain U.t, cataloguee and
egoncy. , .
Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.
PORTLAND. WOKANK. TACOMA.
...Willamet Iron Works...
INCORPORATED 1889.
Front and Everett Sts.
ManufMtuKri 'of Miring and Stationary Englntl and
Mach nery, Shafting, Pulleys, lingers, fate?
&oil .7"umltyrW- Co-' Manlier Grin
ri?X iSg?"en' 1 Excelsior Bolting
Suingfgti Bv-l-SW'tav Cotton and Lather
bTKAMIIOAT UVILItEKtl..,
PORTLAND, OR.
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mm m supplies
Cawston k Co,
I unci or. le H. P. Qr.gory a Ce!
andSOFintSt.,
Portland, Or.
304 First Ave., S
S(lti, VA
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