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Great Slaughter of Prices
Winter Goods Must be Closed Otrt.
' an- putting Olll all uui suits nod overcoats, at a bii; N
dtlOt ion dm ins thifl sale Von win find our nit prices tin frelov.
tlit; pi ices il nttiOl I On t . t- name goods, notwitlistatulitip, tlir
ni i!: counts offered !' tome The- sie ui the tfiaoount does
nut mean anything to the purohaeer; it is the net price that
determines wlietliui an article is a bargain.
Ladi p
Waiati and Wrapper! at a reduction.
Capei ami l urn great. radnoad In price.
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Klantialattoi an. I Prtnoki Plan trail at out prloti.
i 'omforti at rtduct 1 priots.
gal tome ol our bargains before the stock is puked f
V Whrrc Whole Families can Trade
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KUitiAY .1 ANt'ARY 10. 1902.
DAILY, WEEKLY SEMI-WEEKLY
BY TH.
East Ocgonun Publishing Company
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UP TO THE SENATE AGAIN.
ante tin' Ntoaranmuaa tnaal i ? 1
romes to the senate tor its con
alileru! inn Atsalti li anears tn as
fati il ti. meet death there The house
has heretofore enacted the bill Into
law hi i far an the house ih concorn.td.
and tin senate unite inimptly kill
d It.
At thin time, tlif nieusuie comes
to tin- senate with ttic usual i-xpics
lona of caution on tin uurt of the
ni. tnliura of the uixr hoiiHt. "Lt
ai coLalder" aay the aonatom aflat
1'" 'a-i- i it c (iiiMiil.'iiitloii iil't.-i il.
sail r. of sjsjjtttn InvoHtliiatlon, af
ter taeataala raaatii from comiietunt
fomnilttci'P upiiulnted by tlif pteHl
dents the fads are rather well
kaaara it m ajnlta aeU eatabitHheii
that the Nicarairiiuii route Is tin (.t
tr better fhnn the Panama.
The innaaoatlaaalal raiiropiin
aie hodtlli to nnv canal IslHlatiOB
They have been th, ineaim at former
defeats. They are still hostile. In
fact, tin rallromlH are and always
have been hoatllc to all lui;ialatluu
federal Kuvernnient lu favor
. erwaya The Hn Just as
limned to liuprovluK the Co
river at they arc the cunal
the iHtllliiUb.
it be tliut the republican ma
by tin
ol w.
Ullic I
lumbla
lafaaj
ran
joritv lu the Mania win
self by killing this bill?
that they will ukuId
aaejsja that they win not
atultlfy It
Cau It be
a. . .'pt the
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the wishes of the htf trauaportatlon
tarapaalaa even when the people de
mand It? Certainly, the republican
majority will not have the effrunteiy
so to do ( i italuly, if they do. the
people will not forget It.
"AT THE OLD CROSS HOADS."
"At the Old Cross Hoads," Hal
Held s play, was given at the Kiaer
Wednesday iiinht V. re one to In
dulge in bluet criticism of the piece,
he would be compelled to say that
the character of "Tom Martin," the
ynuiiK southerner vtlio consents to
marry ' Anuabelle" befoie he diseov
ers she has In her no ui'gru blood.
is mi impoaalbls cbaraoter Anyone
ucqunlnteil with the south am! Its
Inborn sentiment imuliiHt inte. mm
rlage of the whites and colored peo
ple, will concede that "Tom Martin"
cannot exist excepting In the Ininp
Inatlon of a write'- nrbo portrays
what he thinks would be right rath
ST than what he thinks to be the
fart
Me uiight he and. ol course v ould
lie. entitled to hold an opinions re
mrdlm the Interracial relations of
the two cIhkhch of southern people,
Hi might belteva that M as were
that Tom Martin even though bovn
and bred In ths south lu would do
as this Tom Martin did consent to
ed a girl in whnn. it apueare at the
time there wits n strain of colors ti
blood.
lint aoarevei the ptoywrlcht
th'iiks am! however u, mli;bt act
a n be situated Hka that young
SOUtberaei, It Is not n correct por
trayal of southern sentiment to re
iii'. K. nr Tom Martta as niUtaf la
marry u negro
" t the om Orosa itoniis" purporti
to be a picture of southern lltv and
a reflection of southern chaructnia.
It is not In Its motive a play lu which
It is Intended to set forth what the
author believes should be the con
oepUea or the people of the south.
And as a picture of southern life It
is faulty, and lacks the touch of the
erttat Just in that respect It creates
an Ifapeeaibls eaataeW arbea it ere
alas Tom Martta Tom Hartla aavei
lived among the higher etneeee south
or Masui iv IUmui h line
STUDENTS WHO STRUOOLE.
obm latareetiai tacts wmiM un
doubtedly be disclosed I, a-, urate
statistics could be obtained from
ome ic the large educational Instltu
tions of iinw main HtuiU-nt pav all
or parr of their expenses, ami the
rnrtous channels of eaaploansanl
which students chooae of eui nine Mi.
money necesHarv to defray the coit
of pin suing a colloge course A
It lance at toe statistics of one de
pnrtatenl of the rniveraity of Paaa-
aelvnnla nlon.. would furnish a fair
"Htimate of what is undoubted) ' ,ii
and of what Is perhaps mori' pro
BOUaeed la BOOM other universities.
1 t the ilhii students of the Law
BehOOl, about in per cent earn at
least part unit in many eases all. of
their expanses. The source from
which tin Inrgest nunibei derive an
income Is tutoring, that Is coaching
or ipilzing their fellow students In
' i" regulai ' otiiH. h ui preparing ap
dlcants for the eniraiKc examlua
(Ions This source Is the most de
suable and profitable because It gen
rullv develops the tutor's knowledge
if the very subjects upon which he
must pass examinations himself
While most tutors consider them
icives extremely fortunate If they
are able lu this wa to defiay the ex
penses, there have been aome excep
tionally successful tlltOIS Ht P..nn'o
I aw School who have been able to
cure pupils at 2 per hour, and who
uuve been known to earn several
liousand od Uora In a single year,
it la only those who have a knack
lor teaching, however, who uro at all
successful at "qulMlng." The most
popular and most profitable eiuplov
Beat principally among student., wlio
cannot "quiz" successfully. Is that of
etllna tareoaooate views and canvas-
Stni books during the summer vaca
loa This owes Its popularity to the
ullowing combination: It Is mostly
pen air work and pays well. It does
ot Interfere with their studies, aud
'hose who have been successful in
Ills Hue agree that the experience
'erlved from a season's tour lu can
asslng Is iuvaluahle. Several ener-
Igetli students at I'enu's lw school
I are known to have cleared more tbafl
j a thousand dollars at this work dur ,
' Ing the summer nioiitliH
Soliciting insurance has been
found very profitable b. fonu- men
One very energetic ami enthusiastic
student worklnt only during tie
lObrtatnuu belldays la the pnst three
years has written almost enough
.sorting mall on the train on his dully
three years' course of an ooononlc-
' etndeoi at the university
Another desirable etnplo) metit. and
one which does not Interfere with ths
.studies in winter la that ol clerk in
summer lintels These clerkships. ,
however, are rare and hard to get.
but several men have been enabled
to go through the Lev Bchool by ee
Curing such positions
Quite a number Of men have also
wot i;cd their way through In pool
thins which enabled thetn to attend
tl.i "clauses" during the iliiv. among
these there have been ligiit watch
men. telegraph operatms and rnll
- road ticket agents one student
i living at n distance : M miles from
Philadelphia, earns a fair living by
cortlng mall on the train on hit- dull
trips to and from the city. Some mc.
lents earn their board by worhlni II
htteheni or waiting on the table anil
then some who take care of farnai
Stt etc. f.u their room rent: this
class of work, however. Is not so ,
popular ai Pennsylvania aa at sonic I
of tin southern aad western iintim I
tiniih
Anionc some of the otiV
which stlidoius nt the Lew School
I have done, or are doing, while pursil
ing tneir atuuiea. are report in .
teaching in night schools clerking
stenography panel stnfllng. running
a laundry agencies, serving milk an
paper routes painting asslstin
libra rise, etc, Sonu. of the most nop
ulni saauaei eainlogrnwnti among
htn not heretofore at nation ed are a,;
Iiik as conductors on cars as park
guarding, traveling us companions
canvaaatng aad clerking in law offi .
Beveral have also made a ml:
HvIiik by working In machine shops
iirb'k vards. etc
Bverj effort in put forth to secui
remunerative employment rm all sm
dents desiring assistance, and the Ol
Beers ot tin- Lea Department have
always omm with much sm
this respect a fund is also bt ins
gmdanlly aeeumuUUed out ot which
temporarj loans are made to atu
icnta needing ianmedhite Baaaelal as 1
slatnnee
Skin Diseases
Kczema, TtTTSn, PnoaiAStS, Salt ftjnttm, Acnm and a great many other
diseases of like character are classed as skin diseases, when they could just as
properly hr culled bl I diseases, foi they undoubtedly originate in the blood, like
Cancer ( it urrhi Scrofula, Rheumatiim, Contagious HlooT Poison, etc. the only
real dinerence being UI ths Intent tj end nature Of the poison. The more seriou
diseases, v inn er, Catarrh, etc., arc caused by some Specific pe-ison or virus, which
Is either inherited or in other way! gets into the blood and attacks certain vital
org-aiii or BOpeers In the form of terrible sores ami ulcers, while the milder and
le dancer nw ii In tti nrr r cd by blood humors or an over acid condition
of that fluid, ThcaeecW no! they oose out through the pores of the skin,
eaue en . u irritation with intense itching and burning. The eruption may be of
a pu ul i kind, a ui' secesslvedi liurge of thick, gummy fluid, or the skin mar
M not, dry end feverish, swollen ai ill lured. Skin diseases, whether they appear
ns sores, blotches or pimple
1 sett cheerfully and most sincerely endorse become more deeply rooted
your speolgs o t 'or Ecsema, the most nm intractable the longer
irritatimr and aniiovnig disoa.se, I think, that nf.Kj(.rted, the skin in timr
float. 1 heir to 1 was troubled with It for Ravine a thick hard
kweatyave tears, and tried many r.medios " I,ard. wgl'
win. no irood en.-n. After using your modiolus ad unsightly appearance,
a short time 1 think I am imttrnlv rslloTed. vou can hide the blemishes
You ..m I VS this Statement any punlioity you for n time with cosmetics;
may doe rS, M it in ui uniurily macti, more for an washes, lotions, soups
those afluotod than lu.'orioty for myself. (in,i powders may rclieva
VrV WSTOAM ' BILL. ;".n,K,rarilv the ithine snd
318 Vy sst Osntral. W n ! M ,.. Kans. burning, hut eventually the
pone ol the skin become so
I ml tfa ' ths Poisonous matter thrown off by the blood
, i of the s stem, uml se: Irs on the lungs, heart or some other vital
organ aa I endangers life,
mil 1 lip the p dinted blood is the right treatment for skin
rr till pur i ilu i medicine is so dcNcrveiUv popular as S. S. S.
j bl I humors, and when taken into the circulation
1 impurities nnd puts the blood in a healthy,
normi la rnn'l rem In in an irritated diseased condition when
, .Mih rich, new blood, Is the only guaranteed purely vegetable
stnedy, end ths safes! aud besl t isiu beautifler, Write onr physicians if you have
any blood oi skin diss um and they w ill cheerfully udvise you without charge.
TWi fWIPT jPBCIPK COMPANY. ATLANTA. OA.
Vau's Dyspepsia Lure
Tin
TWO KINDS OF DOLLAR.
dollars
In
ami big and di
III Ibel' h
il dlffcle.i
Sllllie in so pin.
And whoteoonw
llghtful
'hii others which met
rv procure
Arc Utile and tarnished and rrlght
fill
The good kind brine
t taiui tor Kiiiri. .s
With hoaeet, InUlHgenl
The others bring only that
distress
That comes ol unmanly i
rich,.,, that
striving:
Sl'HIU III
conniving.
rrOI to measure mil
'TIs the sorriest
Colli
By tin nnmbei m oolutrei 'tis bet
ter
To think or theft quality: and it
they hold
A genuine Joy tm their getter
I ol a coin that Is good w hen .
It might
with ooaaotenci aad heart h
dealing.
is only a counterfeit aJaaaaralaei
quite
To him who obtains It by stealing
Nixon Waterman. In the January
National."
res iUrei! Ill n' if
and It w ill cure you
i M Obiirehi LeOrende, Ore., sayS)
I siillen-il for Ll ywirv, hiuI Isdieve
tad I not Usui! Nail's 1.vn)h'ihiu Cure
I would not I alive to write you a
testimonial.''
Ke'hen Phik, Holae, Idaho, eajrei "I
eifleeed fin yc.it-, fouiui many rellefe
it.i no OUn ' Ai cpi you n."
' I ..at bj la linnn & Co , and all
r-t rbMS druggista, or send to Pranh
.so, Portlaed Hotel I'barmacy, Mort
It id Oregon I'riic $l a bottle or 0
t . fee ftg, express prepaid.
LUjVIBER
and other building
material Including
Line,
Cement,
Plflatei ,
trriCr.,
and Band.
The Columbia
Lodging House
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At lowest rates
X. DICKSON,
B4MI orrxonlao BulMlag.i
I t tMetoo, Oregon.
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lur OsjiIi or uu uisrslua
New York tuck hachaegc.
Chltaro Stock l:nrlmngo.
ClHteco hoard of t rade.
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si n - uenr Kendletou.
acres near Pilot His-k
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W. J. Clark & Co
211 Court Street.
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4014 by JOMM Ht Hill in
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heal land
a heal land
wheal laud
wheel land
w tlOHl illlllt
a beat laud
Ileal lantl
to o iiiilm from town.
Six New Houses Cheap.
N.Berkeley
THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
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FACTS ABOUT I
THE BOOK THAT I
IN EVERY Offal
IN EVERY HOME
EVERY AMEBIC
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