NEW LAWS.
tKi) Piiwwod I llolli lloiiscjiof Hie
Oregon l.cisliiUire.
r. , by Marsttr For execution of
tie&Ci sentences at Sta'e Penitentiary.
U 10, by Steiwer To regulate car
f sheep by express.
t?I3 14, by Mays To make theft of a
?iteycle grand larceny.
li 27, by Smith of Multnomah For
ste eii I county boards of health.
I! by Ooisan To regulate live
v'ick In Mai ion County.
33 ?.', by Mnlkey To prohibit eir
r ;j".-tfion of indecent literature.
S B 37, by Myers Relative to or
js.vi;::ation of creamatory associations.
8 B 50, by Booth To protect forests
r.roi tires.
S .ii js. by Kuykendall Transporta-
t7t rf children to country schools.
A Yi '39, Kuykendall For the con--Sitation
of vountrv schools.
'&T3 SI, by Pierce Sf20,?00 for Eastern
Ci-e-on Agricultural Experment Station.
ft B 8!3, by Smith of Yamhill Right
-if eminent domain on telegraph and
iteiaihor;e companies.
i P 80, by Mavs $5000 for Oregon
HieMi'ical Society.
S 3 !(3, bv Smith of Umatilla Re
ITjsjGve to licenses to practice medicine.
S 15 97, by Steiwer Requiring ped
tlfero to pay Iicen?e fees.
S B 102, by Daly Provide that ftate
Ftclk'iintrs carry their own fire insurance.
'i Ti 10!), by Mcf iinn Appropriation
tit private property by incorporated
i '; 110, by Wehrnnsj Authorizing
s a l' ie.s to appropriate money for ad-
t, V 121, by My i-re Providing for re-
ti.v.ci.on of county seats.
7? 1?9, by Carte- To regulate ex
f.vsises Jacks, n County School Snperin-
tvirrJert.
ri j bv Mc(i:n To regnla'e child
U."'iir under certain aires.
SK172, by Bmwtiell For separate
(rocril of Commissioners in Clackamas.
)5 174, by Browneil To fix salary of
i ."i''kuir-as Count v Judge.
Xf P 2, by Edd) To license domestic
tmd foreign coi porations.
a I 32, by Test To appropriate
m'ticy ior iisli hatchery at Ontario.
': V, :;;, bv Test To relocate county
Hist of Malheur.
H 'i 40, by Cobb To require street
'iirr. to be provided with fenders.
!? B 41, by Malar key To tax gifts,
1v.--m :en and inheritances.
H V 12, by Rank.- Relative to exemp
s'j.jv :': wag:-H from garnishment.
H.'WG, by Kay To authorize State
J-.-a.:-! li j;trd to iinest bin plus funds.
il 47, by Kay Making state oilice's
A".' e i) loyes subject to garnishment.
. by liale To li x salaries o
-iowphine County oiilcerfi,
iJ B (!2, by Jonen of Lincoln To
.x:i'drr..c County Courts to secure field
ixtfj oi survevs.
Si V i, by Rurleigh Time tor county
Mr, i-ts '.n Wallowa and Harney Counties.
f.1 ) i)'l, by Galloway Authorizing a
I :'uri ry f fx in cities.
H UUo, by Jones of Multnomah
Z'UA'.r.r !uah Coiinty'Auditor act.
H " 102, by Ilahn To give boat
j-.aU. r-; f.i,J fishers liens,
II .J:0:, by Hale To reimburse W.
II. l 'ir.ptvjn for school land purchase.
U. ;09, by Rooth For i elocution
...:. seal of Columbia.
i'i J; j 14, by Hutchinson To amend
LarSe.r 'aw.
IJ P, 124, by Kddy Salary of Tilla-
r.i'Vj'x County Sehool Superintendent.
' .' ', by Kldy To change time of
tsii'V ii- itrvies.
IJ M JJ7, by Hermann To fix certain
A.ar. r. Coos County.
fi ' i-.il, by Rooth Fixing salaries cf
V.nr... ,r. County Judge at $1000.
II J; I' i. bv Reed Rel.it iv in t.mv.
..in ial records in foreign countries.
' ?7;: by I avey Making salary of
A r' " t I'er.ifentiary Warden $1200.
Ib. - j i'.-2, by (ialioway To prohibit
caV. -i' cdrdterated illuminating oi!.?.
IJ. 1 .15, by Jol.ns-or. 'For a jtortage
The Price 01 Pleasure.
It is hard for a lovely woman to forego
the pleasures of the life which she was
created to enjoy and adorn. She may
have to be busy all day in office or in
store, yet she cannot deny herself the
social pleasures which are offered her.
tny vu tne :aug-ue is
(rjy-"t often too great for
V.. i Vi(r and elio tif-
ui 5 fers 1
from headache
backache as
consequence of
A over-exertion.
Women who are
tired and worn out
will find a perfect
tonic and nervine
in Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription.
It cures headache,
backache and the
other aches and
pains to which
women are subject.
It establishes regu
larity, dries weak
ening drains, heals
inflammation and
ulceration, and
cures female weak
ness. It makes weak
women strong and
sick women wgll.
"I am so pleased
with your instructions,
I hardly know what
thanks to give you for
your kind favors,"
writes Mrs Milo Bry
ant, of I,ota, Thomas
Co., Ga. I suffered
so much with great
pain3 in my back and the lower part of my
stomach and palpitation of the heart, that at
times I could hardly lie down. Could hardly
get up in the morning, but after using three
bottles of ' Favorite Prescription ' and two vials
of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, I am like a new
woman."
Sick women, especially those suffering
from diseases of long standing, are in
vited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, free.
All correspondence is held a:; strictly pri
vate and sacredly conMential. Address
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
railway between The Dalles and Ceiilo.
Incorporatinn acts: Onta-io, Rose
burg, North Powder, New Astoria,
Union, Prineville, Raker City, Canby,
McMinnvill', Oregon City, Huntington,
St. Jidms.
SIGNKJ) )!Y TIIH. GOVKHMOR.
S R 4, by Marsters To create ir
reducible school fund for Douglas Coun
tv. II P 1, by Malarkey To appropriate
$500,000 for the Lewis and Clark Fair.
II P. S, by Phelps Relative to fences
east of the Cascades.
H P Hi, by Riddle Retru'ating tit es
for insurance companies.
II 15 4!, by R -.nks VI Utiiitf lo execu
tion of deeds in fortign countries.
II R 5S, by Fisher For a fireb ataf
Portland.
II R 74, by Ilansbroug To protect
fellow servants on railroads.
II R 75, by Eddy To prevent statute
limitjtioiis running against the state.
II R 77, by Cornett Authorizing con
struction o' a frpe ferry at Harrisburir.
II R 7$, by Whea'don To authorize
Dalles City t j isue new water bonds.
II R 80, by Phelps To make terms of
Iliad Supervisors begin January 1.
II P. 101, by Reed-Portland charter
bill.
II. 15 108, by Gii: To levy tax in
Multnomah County lor support of
library.
II 15 18!), by Hayden Authorizing
flumes on county roads
Charter bills Randon, Ashland,
Flgin, Enterprise, Lexington, Sublimity,
Co(juille. Corvajlis, Alamo, Stayton,
Ashland, Cornelius, Milwaukee, Willa
mina, Tillamook.
VETOED HV THE GOVERNOK,
II R 47, by Kay Making state ctliceis
and employes subject to garnishment.
LAWS WITHOUT (iOVKKNOIt's SIGX.Ul HE.
Incorporation acts: Eugene, Sglem,
Adama, Myrtle Creek, lone, Rainier.
The corporation of )ovor, Eng
land, after a heated debate Tues-
Gay, accented Andrew (.arupme I
oiler of !?lo0,000 to fonud a puMiej
library in Dover. The :rayor cast I
the deciding vote in favor of ac
ceptance. Arizona and Nevada hnve ex
pressed a willingness to subscribe
to the Lewis and Clark air fund,
with a small appropriation.
"I have used ChatnVierlain'a Congb
Heriipdj for a nuaib?r of years hnd have
no he6itaocy in payiojj tbal it i tbe l?pt
remedy for coughs, colds &od croup I
have ever used iu tny family. I Lave no
words to express try confidence in thin
Bemedy. Mas. .V.r.E, North Star,
Mich. For ftle by S.ctutn Dru Cj,
i w I A J . ...
ltljrht of Way for Portage ISoau.
Washington, Feb.jll. Representative
Moody is delighted at the passage of
the bill for the state portage road be
tween The Dalles and Ceiilo, and says
as soon ns he is advised of the right of
way he hopes to secure the necessarv
permit from the Chief Engineer of the
War Department.
Representative Moody anticipates
thathe Roaid of Engineers that ex
amined the obstructions in the Colum
bia there last Summer will submit plans
to overcome this obstruction by canal
and locks within the limitations au
thorized in the last river and harbor
bill. He says that from the best in
formation he can get, the Board's report
cannot be completed until after Congress
adjourns, but he hopes it will be filled
early in the Spring, and that if its
estimates are within the limitations of
the river and harbor bill, work can be
gin at once, since it was authorized by
that act, providing the engineers' report
shows that the obstruction can be over
come for not to exceed $4,000,000.
A favorable report on the Govern
ment project, he eavs, will not in any
way qualify the utility of the state port
age scheme, since at best it will take
several years to complete the Govern
ment work, and that in the meantine
the benefits in freight reductions will,
in his judgment, justify the state ex
penditure for the portage road.
The coast aud geodotic survey
sa)s the earthquake felt in the
South Seas on January lo, was
also felt at the observatories at
Baldwin, Kau., aud Ohittenham,
Md.
John Usher, a pioueer of Linn
county, died at Albany Wednes
day, lie had resided in that
county for 30 years, Usher wa
a native of Sweden.
The condensed milk factory at
Forest Grove is now in operation.
It will distribute 830,000 pei
month among the farmers of that
vicinity.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tbe besf aud most famous compound
in the world to aocqaar aches and kill
pains. Cures Cuts, heals Burns and
Hrnises, subdues Itfinmation, mnsfers
Piles. Millions of boxes sold 5 early
Works wonders in B.uis, Ulcere, Felons,
Skin Eruptions. It cures or no piy.
2oi at Olocum Drug Co.
Call at the Gazette office and Itarn of
our clubbing off-. with the Weekly Ore
gonlan. visit DR. JORDAN'S orcatI
OF iKflTOaY
1051 MARKET ST., SAM FRANCISCO, CAL
StlwM BUUimt BaTuih.y
Thalarf ant Anatomical Mcimm
In the Wor.d.
0rratnt attractten In tht CitO. A
Wonderful Might Jur vititori.
Weak !, or any con tTRrt
ed d!Hse,ptiiitlvely cnrl dv
the oldext MpeciRllston the
Coiiii. Khtbllslid 38 ar.
DR. JGROAN-PRIVATZ DI3EA3FS
Teimj men nd mfMle
Bffed ,,tvm who are miflVrln
from lha cUwcU of youthful India
Cretlulll Or fll'fSKH In mtnr-
yaar. Nervous and phvulual lell Htj, Iru
liiilrne.r, ijont Manhuod la all ttscmnll.
rut'ons; S?trL-.alrs'l!jea. Frutlutur-
t I rl tiling, rlo. Ity a cuiiihltiHtlnn of g
romp Hps, ofifij-at -ur:itlVH ro i r. Ihv IWfAr x
lia- so iirrjin:?.- I bin triitni-it t hi.t 1 1 w III not A
only ait iKl immwlmte relief, but rcrm.i entlS
1-.r. 1 11c i.M-:.r rtDt imt claim In pei f, ,rn
aiir.iclp'., btit N well known to he a f:ilr nnri
k s'jii ir l'fiys.'"lnn unrt Suivioh, iire-emlueul
ju i:n tr-i ntv uiai-ain or .nru.
k Vl.llf .1 l . 1:... m
-.- 1 juif 111 y riimn.r.ri?ii jrnul i
tli nyeiu withniit U lino of )ttionr . fi
Tritaa-a iltte.I t.y an Kxprt. Ka,tsr1
cure f:r tliipli.re. A quirk and rmiicil S
curetnr I'llea. I ini- and V'l-ialw, by
Dr. Jordan's npe.-lnl iiiinlesi meihods. 1
EVERY JIAX annlrltiKtniMWIll ieclt 7
0'ir hnnrt npU'l'in nt ls ro??ir Ij.Int. J
He t'if rViintvmr" n VO&IVIVS CCEZ tn 1
A n r r..f !. km frr-i-e. i
f nnviitni-i.i t'V. KK K"d r'rlctlT prWat. if
CITAHfFI VERY REASOSAULK
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A:
William Hooper Young fought
furiously against bis lemoval to
the train for Sing Sing, and lie
had to be dragged to the depot.
Sheriff from 10 counties in
Oregon held a series of meetings
in Salem this week and TJbursday
perfected an organization of a
sheriff's union. It is expected that
every sheriff in the state will be
come a member.
Saved Her Child's Life.
"In three weeks our chubby little boy
whs obauged by Pneumonia almost to a
skeleton," writes Mrs. W. Watkins, of
Pleasant 0ity,O. "A ttrrible oough set
in, that, iu spite of a good doctor's treat
ment for several weeks grew worse
every day. We then nntd Dr. Kiua's
New Discovery lor Consumption, aud
our darling was soon sound and well.
We Bre sure this grand medioine saved
his life." Millions know it's the ooly
sure Bore for Coughs, Colds and all
Lung diseases. Sloontn Drug Co,
guarantee SHtisfaotion. Oo, $1.00. Trial
bottles free.
BUSINESS LOCALS
and want ads of all descriptions will
hereafter ba published in a column by
themselves.
Kates for Local Ads.
Ten cents h line for first insertion and
5 cents a line for each subsequent inser
tion. All notices set in brevier type.
IJroccrie.
Rinns Bros, for fresh groceries.
T. R. Howard for fine groceries
The finest groceries at Rinns Rros.
The Gazette has added a new
to its list-Contest Affidavit.
blank
Howard's grocery store is a very pop
ular place for the purchase of supplies
for farmers and outfits for outing in the
way of extra fine groceries. .Almost
everything imaginable kept, in stock.
It's handy whei e you can get anything
you want
Wanted Hides, pelts, and furs.
Highest cash p. ires paid for coyote
skins and other furs.
11 tf.
Pjiii. Coii.v.
On improved lands for a term of years,
tf K. F. Ih'ND,
The reason One Minute Coufih Cure relieves a cough
In one minute, is because it acts first on the mucous
membrane right where the cough troubles in the
throat or deep-seated on the lngs, destroying the
microbes or cough germs and clearingthe phlegm.
One Minute Cough Cure not only destroys the dis
ease germs, and clears out their poison, but it gives
strength and elasticity to the delicate membranes
which protect the throat and lynns. Opens the air
passages and promotes unobstructed breathing.
Causes the b!ood to receive its natural supply of
oxygen, thus exhilarating the pulmonary organs with
such strength and vigor that the lungs and bronchial
tubes become bulwarks against the incc.t-tion of dis
ease. Asthma, Bronchitis, La Grip';-;. C.d on the
Lungs and all Pulmonary Complaints thst are curable
are quickly cured by the use of
COUGH CURE
Prepared by E. C. DeWITT St CO., Chicago.
Fltxtlroi
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Bfiit tr-. l'l-t airom-y fir f-M-iirtriir patents.
Iat-iit t.'ikrn thr .uirh Munn k Co. receive
tpiruil r.'ttU f, with.ut I lin.'e. 111 tlifi
Scicniific jmcrican.
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of ariT "riP'ititlc Journal. Term. t
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THE
"PALACE
MANl'FACTUniCKS OF
FINE CANDIES
H. D. Wood & Co
Oregon
SttoigrDNE
Union Pacific
AND
Onlv Line EAST via
SALT ME aill DEI, 8
TWO TRAINS DAILY-
Daily
Departs
TIME SCHEDULES
llEPI'NEK, Oil.
Daily
Arrives
Fast Mail For
East and West
Fast Mail From
East and West
Express For
East and West
Express From
East and West
8:15 a. in.
5:15 p. m.
8:15 a. m.
5:15 p.
STEAMER LINES.
San Francisco Portland Koctk. Steam
sails froiu Portland 8 p. in. every 5 days.
Boat service between Portland. Antoria,
Omtron City, Dayton, Salem, Independence,
Corvallis and all Columbia and Willamette
Kiver points.
SNAKE RIVER ROUTE.
Steamers between Kinaria and Lewiston leave
Kiparia daily at 4:10 a. m., returninsr leave
Lewiston daily, except Monday, at !S:;iO a. m.
J. KEUKAN, Agent, Hepr,Der,
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent, Portland
SPOKANE FALLS & NORTHERN
NELSON FORT HIEPPARD
RED MOUNTAIN RAILWAYS
The Only All Rail Itoute Witbout
Change of Cars Between Kpokiine,
IiOBsIand Bnd Nelson. Also between
Nelnou bdJ Pvosslftud, daily except
undHy :
t.eav. Arrivo.
8:1x1 A. T Sriokwie 6;40 I'. M.
11:iki A. M Roiwinnd :- SI.
V.-M) A.M Nel-m r);45 I'. M.
C'iiiHO conr:Pcf-:nrm lit Nelwm with Hteaniers for
KaBlo, and all Kootenai Luke iioiiita.
I'linswiuerH f"T Kettlo Jiiver and I'oiindHry
riwk connect Ht Jlnrciis wit.Ji otHuo dailv.
TICKETS
TO A XI) FIIOM A LL
POINTS EAST
VIA
GREAT
NORTHERN
RAILWAY
SI IOKT ILN I:
TO
I ST. PAUL, RULCTi, MIXSEirOLIS, CHICAGO
And Points East.
Thri)ii:li T';i1:h'p nnd Tourist, Slejters,
1 )iiiiii: and r.ull'et Sinukiiiji Library Cars
Daily Trains;
Fust Time; Service and Scen
ery rtieijtialed.
For Katef, KolderR nnd Full information re
p:irdiiifr tickets, routes, etc cull on or address
J. V. niALo.v, T. V. A, li. Dickson, C. T. A
122 TlilliD ST., POM LAM). .
A. H. C. DKXMSTOX, G. W. r. A.,
1112 Tirvt Avenno, .... .Scuttle, Wash
ttte RorlAwesiBfii Lins
8 trains lily hetuecn 8t. I'aul and Chicago
coiniirihinf;
Tbe IjiIcp' Pul'ruHi) Sleepers,
IVerkfP lininu C'ors.
Library nnd Otwrvati'in Cars,
Frew BeeliniiiK Cbuir Cars.
1 1.eUiMX-ntury Trwln,
" 1 he Xortliwestcrn Limited,"
II 'i ii n e very day in Hie vcar.
The Fiuest Train iu tl;e World.
Klectrie I ithtc l Sli nni lloited
Torhicairo liy lHii;lil.
Tl r.HdL'tT Sid.- K;.res. (lie Kifct Day Train
r ii ii li i Tit? l,i-!wcii .-I l'nnl and t 'lif'-ticn vi.
tlic ."-luirt l.in oiiiKTliims from Went
in:i.l.' via. The Northi-m I'm itic, lireat North
crn and Canadian I'ucilic Hy.
1 is aim tlic l.. vt line lrftvHti Omaha,
I'aul and M ; ii ii' H j i i h.
All accnt sell tickets via,
"Tbe Northwestern Line."
W. II. MEAD, II. L. HSI.ER.
Oen. Airent. '1 kkct Act
Alder St.. I'ortland. Ore.
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