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k • ' Mr. Dyspoptla, would you not Ilk* to teal Unit your atoranrh trouble« worn over, that you could oat any kind of food you doalrod without InJuryT That iuay seam ao unlikely to you that you do not *vnn hop« for an ending of your trouble, but permit ua to aaaur« you that It It not ulluKuthur liupoaalbl«. If othora can bo cur«d permanently, and tnou- •uuds have born, why not jrouf John It Barker, of Hattie t'reek, Midi., If 011 « of thorn. He aaya, " I wai troubled with henrtburn, lndlK«atlon, and liver romplalnt until I used I'liiiinlierlln’« Tablet«, thon my trou ble waa over." Hold by Henson's Pharmacy. DISTRICT ATTORNEY OREGON NEWS NOTES AFTER TAMMANY OF GENERAL INTEREST Chief Murphy’s Bank Accounts Events Occurring Throughout to Be Investigated by the State During the Past Whitman. Week. New York - The Tainmany dough bag la belug opened and Ita coutenta muniliicd Not alnca William Hulser, Impeached and removed from office as governor, ft rat charged that Charlea li. Murphy threatened and then wreck ed hla administration, have political circles been so stirred as they were P H O F fcS S IO N A L C A R O S following the announcement that Dle- trtet Attorney Whitman waa Inveetl Telephone 131 anting the "chief'«" hank accounts. Following the trial of graft uuearthed In connection with the awarding of Physician anti Surgeon highway and barge canul contracts, Olllce at itemilenc«: 104 N. Gth Street Whitman la now seeking to drive straight Into Tainmany llall. It la r m l I C H le « I l C o v it i IJ Y r a i s' K ip «- il»t i< « even said that Murphy's personal lib H. J. S H IN N erty Is threatened. A T T O R N E Y A T LA W Hulser has aguln come forward aa NOT A « V ft'H I. 1C a vital force In aasault agalnet corrup Httilrt M u II«1I hk An Inquiry 1« to be made Into O vvi M K m i i C O T T A C I O K o V K .o a K . tion. the I in pencil merit proceedings which resulted In the removal of Hulser. Cer I’hone 132- Y tain rallroada, It la alleged, had a K A R L K. M IL L S money Interest In Ihe Impeachment H o r n — ir to and Hulser haa furnished Whitman M AK IO N V K A T I'II with a mass of documentary evidence. Funeral Director :: Embalmcr United Htatee Henator O'Oortnan la scheduled to take the stand In the John Hoe hearings on the graft. “ If he backe Hulser. the chiefs a Attornuy-at-Ijiw goner,“ wa« Hie remark heard more H|ircial Attention (ìiven to Mining and than once, even among Tammany Corporation Law. brsvea. Office, Woodward Huihlinif Fruitgrowers Plan Work. Itoseburg.— At a meeting of tbs fruitgrowers of Iiouglaa county, held here, It was decided to affiliate with the North Pacific Fruit Distributors’ association In disposing of this year's crop. This association does not han dle the products of Individuals, but of the various fruit organisations of the state. It Is also planned by the fruitgrow ers to engage In the estensive culture of cauliflower during the nest year. An expert may be employed to direct this work. F. W. ROBBINS, M. D. Short Weight on Butter Found. Grants Pass In the esse of tbs state of Oregon vs. E. K. Abell, tried here, the Jury found the defendant guilty of selling butter one ounce short In s two pound roll. Deputies of the state food commissioner collected the evidence from a local grocery store. The deputlee have been busy In Southern Oregon for the past two weeks collecting evidence for the pur pose of locating violators of the law. ; J. S. MEDLEY Convict Camp Abandonad. Medford.—Owing to the dally In flux of unemployed and the threatened approach of the "Idle army." resident Highway Knglneer Klttredge haa an nounced the abandonment of the pro I*hour Mlfkcr 47 m t I,«WWitt H l« k JUDGE TURNER HOME AGAIN posed convict camp In the Hlsklyous ™ ^ I Main IM I tifo r Monta I to 6 gi to Neither President Nor Secretary Bry for work on the Pacific Highway, and CoMiullaiion by a|>|MMHi tur ut only. an Have Asked Him to Quit. DR C. K FRO■ 1 declares that the preliminary excava Hpokane, Wash.—Judge Ueorge Tur tion will he done by local and tran O tlfo y a llilc and Medie al Physician Chronic and Naevona Dlaaaaaa a ttixctalty ner returned from Washington, D. C„ sient labor. C O T TA C I* OKOVK • OR BAKIN and declared that he had not resigned from the International Joint commis Farmsra to Qet Advlca. sion. "and have not been pressed for DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR Hums. -The annual short course In my resignation by either the president agriculture snd Its allied Interests will B v k , E ar a n d T iir o a t D iskasks or Hecretary Hryan. I did say to be held In Hums Fi bruary 14 to 21, A H|Mtialty (H i m F illin g some of my frteuds In Washington I Inclusive, with the following Instruct- O ffic e : W h ite T etu p le, E l 'G E N E that I should resign If I became a can . ors from the Oregon Agricultural Col didate for the Beuute.“ lege: Professor II. D. Hcudder, In ag OfW< KI w m Main 1 I II L The Judge declined to declare him ronomy; Professor Potter. In animal aelf a candidate for United Htatea sen husbandry; Mrs. Calvin, In domestic F . L . IN C , R A M , 1). A t. I ). ator, but stated that he Is "consider science; K. H. Fitts, In dairying, and ing the euggeatlon made to me by Mrs. Dolman In domestic science. A L L W ORK O U AKANTKKD . many frlenda In different parts of the Lawson Bldg. Cottage Giove, Ora state that I become a candidate." Dentist “ALFALFA W E E IT DATE SET J. E. YOUNG Homey at Law OAre CUTTAOM UR UVN ob Main M i t t l u it ii ORKMOft J. C. JOHNSON Atlorncynt-Ln w I’racllce iu all Courts of State. Corpor- •don, mining and I’rohatr law a »|x-tialiy Collection and Insurance. cuttagr i.a tiva o RK GON HNNFFKUL Col. A. J. Walsh was badly done up with rheumatism and sent for Foley Kidney 1*111« which was the only thing that would cure him. Gao. Potter of Pontiac, Mo., was down on hts back with kidney and bladder trouble and Koley Kid ney 1*111« made him welt and able (o work. It la splendid medicine and always helps. Just try It. For aale by all dealers everywhere. Haiti Revolt le Growing. Port Au Prince.—The revolutionary movement In Haiti la growing strong er dally. All e towns In the north are In nrme against the government and several of the most Important places have b e e n captured by revolu tlonlsta. CITIZENS’ ALLIANCE EXONERATED RY JURY Calumet, Mich.—The grand Jury In vestigating the assault upon Charlea H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, who was beaten and deported from the strike district, reported a complete rsonoratlon of 17 members of the Citizens' Alliance, charged with participation in the af fair. John MacNaughton. brother of Ja«. MacNaughton, general manager of the Calumet and Heels citmpauy, and two deputy sheriffs, were among the men abaolved of all blame. The grand jury voted no true bills on the charge of assault presented to them, but re turned one more Indictment In Ita In vestigation of other crimes of violence. The Investigators are through with the Moyer affair. Special Prosecutor George K. Nleholls told them that no Indictments for kidnaping could be returned under the Michigan atatutea, because It could be ahowu that Moyer and Charlea H. Tanner, auditor of the Western Federation, were not re strained against their will and were liberated before the train on which for Hornes, Cows, Poultry, etc. they were deported left the state of The men accused, how W e sell in large ami small quail- Michigan. lilies, giving at all times good feed, ever, muat face charge of assault In a magistrate's court. good measure and F A I R P R IC E S Give us your next order and you'll surely he pleased with the results. Miners Would Ber Immigration. Indianapolis.— Laws to prohibit further I in migrât Ion until all surplus laborers in the United States are fully employed were favored by a resolu tion adopted at the convention of the United Mine Workers of America. For Frost Itlte« amt Chapped Hkln The resolution was Introduced by th« For frost bitten ears, fingers and Roslyn, Wash., union. toes; chapped hands and lips, chil blains, cold sores, red and rough Mltchel Counting on Qoethal'a Help. skins, there Is nothing to equal New York.—“ If language means any Hurklen’a Arnica Halve. Htops the thing." said Mayor Mltchel, "Colonel pain at once and heals quickly. In floethals, builder of the Panama canal, every home there should be a boi will become Police Commissioner of handy all the time. Best remedy for New York. There are two conditions all skin diseases. Itching ecsema, tet he has made, and 1 fully expect these ter, piles, etc. 2ric. A ll druggists oondltlons will be fulfilled." or by mall. H. K. Hucklen A Co., Philadelphia or Ht. Louis. Flv« DIs aa Trains Crash. STERLING FEED CO. i Mr. Churchill Arranges For Schools To Célébrais. Halem.—Believing alfalfa growing o. so much Importance, not only to the livestock interests of the country, but also In Its relation to the mainten ance and upbuilding of soil fertility, the entire second week of March has been designated by State Superintend ent of Public Instruction Churchill as "alfalfa week." Every school In Ore gon. Including the one room country schools, the grades and high schools of the cittern, will be asked to observe the weeks through placing special em phasis In the language work on the subject of alfalfa growing. Bulletins of the Oregon Agricultural College and of the Holden Improve ment committee, which give valuable Information about the growing of al falfa. will be distributed among the schools. Superintendent Churchill announces that boys’ snd girls' Industrial clubs are being organised throughout the state, the work to Include poultry- raising. sawing, pig-feeding, garden ing. dairy records and manual arts. It Is planned to add alfalfa growlug next year. Fruit Union Wants Packing Plant. HoHeburg.—At the annual meeting of the Douglas County Fruit Union held here, steps were taken toward establishing n fruit packing plant here Tor the union, and a resolution favor ing employment by the county of an agricultural expert was adopted. Immorality Chargsd to Indians. Pendleton.— Major hi. L. Swartxland- er, agent on the UmaUlla reservation, and several wltneasea are In Portland to lay before the federal grand Jury charges of Immorality on the part of reservation Indians. It la aaid a num ber of reds with wives are living with other squaws. Coqullls Coal la Moving. Coqullle.—The output of the three coal mines on the Coqullle river at Riverton, nine miles below thla city, Is 200 per cent greater now than It was a year ago. Their production la now running 300 tona a month, and 100 laborers are at work In them. Justice Urges Rockplle. The Dallea.—Justice of the Peace J. W. Allen la urging the establishment of a rockplle on which to work the o(ty and county prisoners. Most of the 60 criminal cases which have come before the Justice In the last four months have been for minor offenses. Jackson, Mich.— Five person« wars Silver Gray la Captured. killed and possibly a score were In The value of a newspaper to a com jured when a Michigan Central pas Rend.—A stiver gray fox, the fur munity can be accurately measured by senger train collided head on with a of which la believed to be worth from what outsiders think of it. The Senti freight train naar this city. 2300 to $1600, was caught by O. L. Smith, a rancher, near Bend. nel is willing to be thus measured. Positive Economy the Keynote f to This Grand Clearance Sale! A Shoe Clearance of Unusual Liberality II Children’s Coats Half Price Every mother will be interested in this Y% price clearance of children's coats, for it offers a splendid opportunity to buy good coats at a great saving. Ages 4 to 14 yeats, all at just Ladies' $2.SO shoes now ___________________ $ 1 9 5 I.allies’ 13.00 am! $3.25 shoes now $2.35 Ladies' $.1..'SO shoe« now _____ ___________ $2 65 Ladies’ $1 00 shoe« n o w ......................... $2 95 Ladies' $4.50 and $5.00 shoes now_______ $3.85 M en'» $.1.50 shoes n ow ____ ___________ $2.95 Men's $-1.00 shoes n o w _______________ ____$3.35 Men’s $4..50 shoes n o w ___________________ $3.65 Men's $5.00 shoes n o w _____________________ $4.35 Men's $5.50 shoes n ow ______ ................ $4 65 a Infants' and children's shoes all reduced in pro portion. One Half the Regular Price RIBBON CLEARANCE Hundreds of yds. of beautiful fancy ribbons in the clearance at the remark able low price of 22c a yard This is not au ordinary sale of indifferent merit hut a clearance of most popular winter models. At this price we offer a wide assort ment of patterns. Necessity of Reducing Stocks Creates 1 he burden of carrying too much merchandise over to another season is not warranted by a steadfast jxdicy that requires us to be up and com ing" with the latest, newest and the best in cve.y department. ! beretore at this ( treat Clearance Sale you may share in savings that are rarely possible. You save by buying now. 4 Only One Week More Until Sale Closes ± 4 Sweeping Reductions on All Dress Goods Women who fail to attend this sale will miss the most wonderful dress g o o d s values offered in this city in matiy months. Hun dreds and hundreds of yds* of the very newest a n d most popular weaves in woolen dress fabrics are included in the clearance now at greatly reduced prices. EXTRA Special for Friday M EN EXTRA Special for Friday See East Window See West window. 18 in. corset cover embroi deries. O ar entire line of Mallory Hats. Regular $3.00 Friday only at values, $1.95 each I 27 in. embroidery flouncing Regular 75c and 85c values- F'riday only at 42c per yd. ¡j T ? T T ? ? ? y ? y f y f y y t y % * i e e A WHERE YOU □ □ B ET T ER’ y ? y y MISSIONARY DESCRIBES OLD INDIAN CUSTOMS ful on the reservation, 12 to 20 inches W ill the abolishment o f capital pun o f snow being common. Rain haa been ishment mean there can be no more plentiful this year also, and Reverend hrng juries! Beatty aaya it ought to be a banner sea There isn ’t much more to som > son for the Indiuns that are farming. speeches than the banquet which pre REV. BEATTY OPTIMISTIC OVER ceded them. PROSPECTS IN K LAM ATH She Came Back. The young man feeds his girl on RESERVATION Wilmot Republican: Some weeks ago we published the following squib iu chocolate drops and caramels and get* That the tndian o f former days in our sheet thinking it contained a bit of only taffy in return. choosing a profession does not have as humor together with plenty o f truth: The trouble with the high cost o f liv easy a time as other young men, was ‘ ‘ Backward, turn backward, oh time ing is that we expect the other fellow told by Rev. J. L. Beatty o f the Kla in your (light; give us a girl whose to do the hiking back to the soil. math Reservation upon his recent visit skirts are not tight, give us a girl whose here. He describes the method pur charms, many or few, are not too much sued as follows: exposed by a peek a-boo; give us a girl, He says that the young Indian signi no matter what age, who w on’t use the fled his intention to one o f the medicine streets as a vaudeville stage; give us i men o f his tribe, o f entering one of girl not too shapely in view and d'ess the three professions : doctor, warrior her in skirts that the sun w on’t shine We are druggists right here in your or hunter. At a fixed time the aspir through. " town and make a livin g out o f the drug ant was railed before the medicine men, Whereupon one o f our lady readerj business, but it is because people ha\e was thinly clad and given a fixed route came back with the following, which to have drugs and not because we like to see people suffer— we don’t. Our that he must travel at a high rate of isn’t so worse, either: duty is to render the best service we speed. Dangerous routes were chosen, "Backw ard, turn backward, oh tirec can, and when someone is ailing, we are and should any superstition exist in the in your flight, give us a man who never interested in seeing them tak<* the bet,t tribe about some particular place, the gets tight; give us a man both honest medicine there is for their particular trouble. We don’t recommend "cu re- young Indian was sure to be sent there. and brave, who still wears something alls,” as we don’t believe thara are He piled rocks at particular designated after a shave; give us a man no matter such things. We don’t want yo i to places to show to the men that he had what age, who w on’t make the world spend more than you have to. Home o f been there, and that he had carried out a vaudeville stage, give us a man with you get small wages, and when you ’re sick, none at all, and you should get the their decrees. a fine manly face, who w on’t shed all most you can for your money. A t the end o f the journey, he made his clothes when running a race; in We recently cams across a new reme a circle o f rocks, six feet in diameter, playing base ball and a basket ball dy for increasing strength and building and lay down in the center o f this game, give us a man who w on’t show up people who are run down and emaci ated. We know that a slight trouble circle, to sleep from sheer physical ex all hia frame; give us a man who has sometimes grows into a serious one, and haustion. I f ho dreamed o f his chosen something to do beside watching us to stop it in the beginning, will save you money in the end. This new com profession, he would be a success, but ladies, please, oh please, do. pound is called Kexall Olive Oil Emul should he fail to dream o f it, he at once sion. It is the best remedy, when you returned home and abandoned the idea A Methodist preacher says the story are run down, tired out, nervous— no o f following further his chosen life o f the whale swallowing Jonah doesn’t matter what the cause. It doesn’t merely work. seem probable because there is no stimulate you and make you feel good for a few hours, but takes hold o f the Reverend Beatty says that great im- species o f whale with a throat large weakness and builds you up to a provements will be made this coming enough to allow a man to pass through. healthy, normal condition. It is a real spring on Klamath reservation. The We can’t agree with our reverend nerve-food tonic and builder o f good government is expecting to send engin friend. Man has an exceedingly sn-nll blood, strong muscle, good digestion. It eontains Hypophosphites, which tone eers into the reserve, to make pre throat, yet many millions o f people have the nerves, snd pure Olive Oil, which liminary surveys for an irrigntion sys swallowed both Jonah and the whale nourishes the nerves, the blood and the tem. The water will be taken from the without gagging or suffering any dis entire system. Pleasant to take. Con tains no alchohol or habit-forming Hprague and Hymn rivers, and if this agreeable nausea. drugs. We promise that i f you are net plan is carried out it w ill make thou erfeetly satisfied with it, w e " l give sands o f acres o f land available for ark your money an soon as you tell us. Once in a while when we hear a mr.n farming purposes. say hia w ife is a treasure we think he Hold only at the 7,800 Rexall 81* res, and in this town only by us. 21.W).— He says that this is the best winter forgot to attach another " r " at the Modern Pharmacy, C. J. Kem, Prop., la several years. Hnow has been plenti- end o f the word. Cottage Grove, Oregon. THIS NEW MEDICINE SAVE YOU MONEY K
