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onraoN statesman -raroAT. January zi. isoz. VJLL f.IAKE KOtCUAuGEI IDE RETAINS AD. ERAL DRAIN I io work on sandstone seldom live to be more than fifty ' j"ViJf Who Was Appointe j Stonecutters who work on sandstone seldom live to be more than fifty years of ae and nearly all of tbera die! of lung diseae due to the inhalation of mineral dust. "Another class, of workers' who saccuml to 1 nog troubles are those who prepare feathers for feathery particles, and inj grinders ' and polishers of . too die of s luusr trouble. three years disease has a firm hoi J on them. -The outclass rarely lire beyond, the ae of forty. They The average death rate for consumption is reckoned at eaps-from sixteen to eighty per cent.; among needle cent. ; and among nle-eutters to sixty-two per ; cent. about sixteen per cent, of the total mortality from disease. Bat among flint- workers that percentage poliahers to seventy . per These, are some of the trades that ? kill f Thee facts and figures' force upon our attention; the delicacy of the lungs and .the other organs of epiration. It i impossible tp be too carefuLof the lungs,'. and the very first symptoms of weakness in these .organ' should be at once met and overcome by the; 'use of Dr. Pierce's Golen'3Ifdical Discovery. ' , i "Four year ;fro I had a pad spell of sickness." write 3I.i SI ollie Jacobs, of Felton, j-. Kent Co., Del. "Was takeajwith terrible cough ; coughed and spit blood until I grew j weaker every day; bad" chills! and night-sweats; not much appetite; bread tasted like dry , wood or no taste at all, I hail three doctors in during the time I was sick; they all told me I had consumption. ' I am of a consumptive family -my ; father and one brother baring already died with it so I thought 1 must go thr same way. I was in a terrible state of health, and my mind was worked up considerable.'- I thought I must die soon, but I did! Dot want, to I wanted to live to care for my little children until they were able, to take care of themselves. , About j that time a friend of mine advised me to try Dti Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, ail so I did. ! The first bottle did me good so I kept on takirg it. Took sixteen bottles altogether, and I lelteve that God and Dr. Pierce's medicine " stm my life, . When "I commenced to take the medicine I cpuld not pump a bucket of water and could only carry half a Ljucketfal. Was so weak I could not sweep a floor with a carpet on it; in fact, could hardly-walk,-j Since taking Dni Pierce's medicines I have done, the washing- and all the work for five in family, picked berries and worked in a canning factory.; Any invalid wishing ' to know about my case may send a stamp for return reply and J will answer." ; ; ''y. It is agreed to-day by physicians that consumption is jot inherited Ijfut is communicated from one person to X another. -It is, however, true that in some fami -. lies there is a tendency to lung weakness, which greatly increases the liability of its members to -to that dreaded disease. j The usp of Dr. Pierce's Golden Hedieal Discovery by those who j have- ; weak ";lungs, will resuiit in the strengthening jpf these organs, arid enable, them to resist or throw off disease. ' Golden Medical Discovery " cures' ' deep-seated coughs, bronchitis, bleeding of the In rigs and other forms of disease which if neglected ' or unskilfully treated may find a fatal termination' 'in consumption. '"..: X. : ''!'! ';"', I cannot speak too hlghlyf Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical ' Discovery,'' writes W. S. LongJ Esq., of Frankfort, Sussex Co., Del. . "After recovering from a soell of was taken, with a terrible" cough; and nothing seemed to do me-any good Until I began taking the 'Golden Medical Dis- covery.v Before I took the medicine-1 was very weak and nervous, with no appetite, and could not sleer at nicVit my friends felt sure that I had consumption. Before taking one bottle my appetite improved greatly, and after taking .four bottles I was completely ; cured. I think there is no medicine equal to Dr, IHerce's Golden Medical Discovery, and strongly recommend it to all similar sufferers. " If you are suffering from an obstinate, lingering .. cough, if your lungs are' "weak" or delicate or if .'. you have developed lung trouble, and are weaklnnd emaciated, you may take Dr. Pierce V Golden-. a&ed- ical Discovery with the assurance that In scores and hundreds of cases like your own the use of the "DisnX covery n has resulted in a; perfect and " permanent r cure. V!'- ; V. j . ' ;' X. Personli Buffering from disease n chronic formre invited to consult Dr. Pierce! by Utter, free. 'All cor respondence js held as strictly private and - sacredly F1 ft I vX 1 v Who -Wi Appointed by J. R. Rogers, of Washington A Change in tho Board of Control. TACOMA, Wash Jan. 29. Governor McDride announced today that he had decided, to j retain Adjutant General Drain. Drain was appointed from 8po kane, by the late Governor Rogers, In January, 1900, for the term ending- January, :05. r .v;lfik . B W . H W ft a w Vi I . ""j! at l Address Dr. 12. V. Pierce, Buffalo, confidentiaL N. Y. Don't be fooled into trading a substance for a shadow, r Any substitute offered as ?ust as food k ' : .-... .. . O - nscpvery is a bnaaow ot that medicine. There are -as-good " cures lehnd every claim1 made for the M Discovery," jwhich no " just-ai tndicinean .show; .'therefore; accept no substitute for he " Discovery. 1 Valuable Medical Work Free i I Dr. Piorco's Common Sokso Modlcal Adviser contains mora than a thousand nagesof information and advice, and ham over 700 Illustrations, it tollo tlto plain truth In plain English, it treats of biology, physlolpgy and hygiene In a comnionsehse way it tolls What to do when accidents happen and how to do the right thing at the right tlmor This great work Is sent ftrr on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing ONLY. Send 31 ono-oonttampn for tho cloth -hound volume, or only 21 stamps Tor tho book In pancr-covors. y i V Addrosst , , A Now, Official. Olympia.1 Vah, Jan. i. -Governor McIJride announced today that Grant Neal. auditor of Bkaglt -oanty, would be appointed a member of the Itoard ot Control, the appointment to lake effect Ftbruary 10th. Ernest Lister and Jfen'ry Drum, the Democratic members at present.! will tender their resigna tions, to take effect at the Governor's pleanure, but it Is not known which one aJ will succeed. NEHALEM COAL FIELDS. Development Will Continue, and Coal Placed on Salt This Year. PORTLAND, Or,. Jan. 29. W. Ji Cook, of Astoria, secretary of the Ne halem Coalj Company, is In Portland to purchase steel,- rails for the, two and one-half miles of road, to beb uilt to connect the coal deposits at the foot of Necarneymountain, with tidewater, at .Nehalem Bay. .Mr. Cook said tonight that their coal would be In the locul markets by next, October. SEARCH FOR CONDOR. TCORIAC C-, Jan. :8 Tlie Brlt Igh survey Bbeamr Kgeria sailed from Kaquimals jthls mornirigr to search for the missing: .Condor. N4he la the fourth wswcl o a, 4he Grant. McCul loch and Phaeton being: already, out. The Kgreria is the last of the fleet at Esqui- mauit, ana; only two torpedo-boat des- stroyers, both out of commUsion, are in port.--'The only other vejgel. avail able for the search Is the Canadian steamer Quadra, which Is at her wharf here. '.' . ! :. . . i ' This dlseaso irenersily betfns with s sMght pstn ta tho Joints and. If proper treatment is beun la Ural tho atonies that would otherwlso follow ' coji bo avortod. Evea In eaoeo that havo boeorao acsravatod a romody now exists that promises a certain and lastlns; euro, as wlU bo soon by tho follow. l&r sworn statement. Mr. Frank Rommolt, 70S MeOoo Btroet, Eimtra, N. Y., was laid op with rhenmatlsm which resulted from tandlnf, durlaf his work, upon a damp1 floor, llosayi: . ? 1 J "I ' - - "About a vaar aco I u ftaeknl k thMfiuHm t say ttt maA ehieSy la mr Wss. I Thr sw;a ' SiwiUr aa tuiiw vary stiff and form. When. rr I tiuniM to wIk tb vn was swfUL I baa mm aOrrlnc Im this wsy for Uonl thras snootbs irbm taocon hadd M a pampfe t Mvwrtlains ifr. willlama' Jink nils for Fml Pseplc. I raa4 It thraaxh esrrfuQr ao4 ssadsspair mlodtoslvsthcmafUrtiia, or not onir was i sasieos to M riivs ( mr ssflfrrlnc. tu( X knw that ddIm I eould avt rritaf t woold aooa havs to civs ' p work al(ollMT and this 1 coald sot -afford to do. I cot two boxes at fl rat sad by tho tiens tbo steood on was tntd I Mesa to foci dsddouir fcottcr, Tb miU tag was coins down, and tbo stlffitMs sad pmla wsrs much leas aad I fonad I could g about mock bsttor. I rot tbras' BoorsboMaad by thottBastbolaacoftham had booa takes t was aauraly rros from tba oweUlnctbs pan bad tba sturam. la fact I was carad, and I am glad to aay that I havo too ao mora or tbo trouble too." (Slcaad) Tmamk, : ,- - - Is- ubacrtbad M (I I and swora to bafbrs to this STlh day of Joso 100. - , ' ) ---I- .-. JC Bxat, JRXorw ruNte. VJolliaiiis! Pinfr Pill ffop Pale. People am ooM by all dealers, or wfll bo soot post-paid so raeofpt of prlco. M ceats a sax. se sis tXSSrtbay aro waver sold la bulk or by the X09, Address Dx. Wiluaks awcui vvsuraaTTi ecbosoctady, K. T. - X iog to the Northwest' for their, fruit supplies . this ; year Many flrmsr that I this sect Ion: of: the tofore will have their representatives on the ground, rehdy to take.ail the SOLID SILVER. XI EH ART, Mont.. Jan. 2S. Two prospectors, . Dave Lie wellyln and AV; H. Harmon, who are leasing; the CJ'Brien mine have struck what, is be lieved td be a mine of pure silver. They ave; secured thirteen tons of the ore. Which Is almost malleable:" An average issay: is 18,000 ounces, .which aives a value to the ton of nesrly $S0Q0. in the white metaL . . . ARE YOU DEAF? than ever,, before. ave not operated in United States" here- offerlngs of our rowers. the latter to look out to the end Urn.. ' cure frilly. liSv.ela stock of flrst t(Ter,?aud as much of "it wH assliluously- afKl that they -may lass '.quality lit t as "MsjibU-. ; 'a s Ki s- a i tm . .v. ...7.' . ..aanaa . t Ladies Can Wear Shoos one size smaller after uslngr Allen's FK)t-Ease, a powder to be shuken Into the shoes. It makes tight or i new shoes feel easy trlves instant relief to corns aruifDumoms. u s the greatest com fort discovery of the ae-e. Curp n prevents swollen feet, bllstrn. rniinn. and sore spots. Alien s FootKaso Is a certain cure for sweating:,, hot aching feet. At all druggists and shoe stores, 25e. Trial i packare FREE by mall Address. Allen S. Olmstead, Le Roy, Naw Tork. . i t - a mo ;: 'JP " - 11UIU1.U I : all. Casus Of. trx --;: , jr.;' . . .. ' DEAFNESS OR HARD flEARIPJC 'V-'AREl WOW .'CURABLEiJ; , 1 by our pew invention Only thos boftj Vlcaf are incrsbls. - HEAD NOiSES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. WERSAXt OF CALTIMORS, SAYS : THE EARTH TREMBLED. And tho Mountain Too Slid Off: Sv tho Indians. t ("ttlrmtrm ? 7VIjr enlir;fv cirfl tX Amine, thackato your trcatiu ui,i :u t. j- Full hmorrof wy rtw, Jnhctiwd it ;-crrft!ctitioii. I jAbwt ti-c v.-ar ago niv rigal cof Lx?an to Siiig, and this kriit on peTUTit wflr."-. until 1 ',. myfltrnria.t in thvJr cu!:vlr. - ' ,.,L ' 1 Ithc-3 sn-nr yon? nilvrrtterrcriif Kfultn ,1t i;t NV Vork an I rT rr -ii-tr.it tp9. titer Cvc -eei;. i;y ha.irmc in f.v lifat Icir liai tsca t,iiii;t.'.jr ic--toti.tlv i jii;:. ;iu hrartily anu !C5 to n main Very tfuiv rnr "-,-. v . ; . . V, X. WERMAS, r.-o'S. TJron'lway,! BaUimore. M1. : Oitrtrertt mint tloes' not interfere trith yom usiml frijt'atio?i. ' xZX't YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT UQIMAV nZZ!oml b?rof phvuicinnn, othtT. tint tr.c-t -:itia--jt ir pr::itof .'this ritfr. w!m! '! lri"!t cn'y nil opmlHn cr nl) i b m -v-n timt nnlf. trnibptai tlat Hi lit ad m.r Ric:i c-5;e, but t'.i? -h: Trlfi-rf- IT.!a,7j,:t- i rr.r wcuJiVls-J l-t hwr. .. i - t flt y SU-r I Ii INTERiilATICNtL AURAL CLINIC, 595 U SALLE AVE., CKICASO, ILL Dr. Rm V. PfZRCE, Dutiatot , N. Y. r mm fM$x PORT TOWNSBXD, Wash., Jan. 30i According to a report reachlnjr hi-re to day,; an earthquake and landslide oc curred In the-Olympic mountains in the western portion of Je.Tersn ! countv. vt,, prior? to- the hlg storm of last week. ,; ' ' v The Indian reiort that a number of farthuak shocks were felt, followed by-a crashing noise. The next day In dian hunters reported that one of the. Paks in the Olympic range had broken off and slid Into a small valley, almost yfnjilngr it with dirt and 'snow. "J, m mmt t Jiii'if JuMivt iVaci PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY In the Gilbert Dank Case Has Deen j . Dismissed ' ,; :-: X , ." , - - X;S .' '1. ; , if ' r. S -: X y " ' ' '--!' i X ' - - ' V :a - " ' ; i , -. ' i X - -1 " ; ; : 1 k:. - i l RECEIVER CLAUD GATCH WILL " WIND VP THE AFFAIRS OF THE CLOSED INSTITUTION.' Ho Proposes to Promptly Collect All v Outstanding Debts and Settle With JtSa Creditors' Under tho Orders f . Judge R. P. Coiso's Dopartment of tho . Circuit Court. ; . - ' I v -Tiie rrt rr.it h! Klcnt yesterday nn ttmt Judy ij. It. Hf-UinKor, of the rtti-l f'fci Iitrli-t 'ourt at "-Port l;ind. h.td de'i-t.d the tJilbcrt i'ase on hie n'tfilm in involuntary bankruptcy, sfts were equrfl to his liablllttesu and that the acts of bankruptcy complained of v ere not sijflU lent for the court to take! jurisdlftloh. The attempt to make K. K. Gilbert A partner was u failure. K. , . .anl A. "ff. tlflbert dlsolved i part nerj hip some yk'ar sro, and since then hav had no cjonnection of a business nature The JdK'lsion of Ju.lire Itfllln- Krenis given IrJ full in another column of this papr. . . . : ; ' ; The petltio in bankruptcy i was broirht by cr4litors of the bank, after Judije R. P. rSolse, of the second . de partment of this Circuit Court had ap pointed Claud Oatch receiver of the Gil tertjnros.'banki and waa resisted by A. T. dilbert. , The result Of the decision is that the receiver appointed by the staff court.' Claud Gath of this city1, will now begin! the work of settling up the est.-tte. .1 -N ' Mr. Gatch has not done much In con nection 5 with the- adjustment of the closed bank's business, as parties owing me panic were awaiting- the: d ision of the United States Court in the bank- ruptt-r IT,oceHlins;s, and In ; order to Blvetime . to ; i.-lalinants against; he bantf. after the c-ase should be decid ed In-the Federal Court. Jud(re V- P. Jjos. on November 13th last, extend ed the time for (reentlnfir claims. In the following: orders Ms ; ! . appearlnjr to th court that It Is! to tre best Interest of the rredjiors Int said pcause that the time be -xtende1. it I therefore orileretl afljudireiiland d-crfd ,lhat the creditors hol.Iina? rlitims against A. T. Gilbert and Gilbert It row! have until the f5funth day or Mayj 1903, to file their claims thierein.- letlver Catchy In speaking bf the f -ape .yesterday, a!d that rfil tu-tie! A T. UiiU-rt, doinu business as Gilbert 1 timelistccllSd bv-the r.wrt t-.i,l by diamisKnir-tlie'iet1iion. Inouirv In I u-v ,, f Jttde, hHviiar ilalms again the banlci Would 1 ;t i:iit,v t tT,-'J?tl. QIHI nc ICitt r, rv hnVn in i.runl 1 1,. -t .m.: . "VH hX not insolvent; that Ms m- and us much sooner aa ooasihh ' a .,-.. I he conld pass upon ithem and make his recommendations to the court, j He alxo stated that all those owing the Gilbert Pros, bank hatl ben nrnf fii in v,, - - . h j tnat atl necessary notices had been given to them... and "that all. that was necessary for him to do In the premises, was to hand the claims to , his attorney for collection or suit: that every dolliar uue the bank will be collected. "Mr. Gatch says he wilt; do his utmost it see that all creditors are paldi and to do tha he will be compelled , to collect up all' outstanding claims; that he will make moderate charge for his pw ien.jces, ana will administer the af fairs pf the closed bank as he would his 0 n. , . . - - . j J. X. Brown, of Brown & Wrightman, a; T: Gilbert s attorneys, ezprexsed his gratification at the result of the litiga tion. He does not anticipate an appeal, jfs all the creditors are. anxious to have he master settled up as soon a posst- oie. ite as wen ai others interevtetl, express'.! the belief that there Is a g.od chance, for a full settlement of uli claims, i r . .i . ; ; DO TOLIKSW-Ofany other Mt t ly spot cash house In Salem besides the I w Tork; Racket? 2tdw. '.".X A Minister's Mistake. A city minister waa recently handed a I notice to be real from his : pulpit. Accompanying It was a clipping I iwwiaier oraring upon the matter. The clergyman started to reaa tne extract and found that it Degan Tiske Kemp's" Ralsam. the, best Cough Cure." Thl waa hardly" what he had: expected and, after a moments hesitation, he turned It over and found on the other side the matter Intended for the reading. 3. YOUR. FA ITH be .a T. 7 scroeg asi oars if joa try- Shiloh's ConsumDtion riitrf ' vnnsn-sr bm ajMS free trial beetle if mm criif fnXr od otrrs t w straag inurmaicv a care or rc. I nadi . I,M rif, 4r I, Gltm?W& coat S5 reati and n:i cote Cav- swnpoon. mnusKXita, Broocbitts and -all iMag TrouMr. WtU core a crrar'tt "or cokt " "y. aw thss tut wg lit srrVmsr ti. fv C. Wti.i ft cn I Roy. K. V. , - X 1 - fCerTs CioTcTRaot Tcs corrects tac Stomacs PROSPEROUS EUGENE. Some parties aN trying to open a roller skat ing rinn jn. fcugene. Xhey are up against a serious difficulty, however. All the bultdings ln Eugene mr rented, and they canot find a place for their establishment. Uy the time thSb the immigrant! excursions for March and I April pour In thir great thronsof home seekers ail the live tow nsNsf the Wil lamette valley will fee in the same .con. ditr.-n. and there will have to be s big building movement to .provide houxes i and places of business for the Ww corners. . - . - East? . I'crhaps I cart be of service to you. ' 1 can ticket you over any railroarl running trai ns out of Portland; tell you when Jto lavc l)o;i c; wliere to change cars; -when you wiU reach your destination, and what there is to Q lc seen on the way. .' j ! i Callpr.write 1 'fl take pleasure in answtr in your questions. , , ,Ui:j1i.i. Cljicag j, Kanras Cily, ; St. Louis and . .EVtUVWlIEkB'bcyond" : ' ' ' A. C. Sir.nort; General ARcnt. Cor. Third and. Stark Sts., Vt land.' Ores. If 1 Xi.x,-:x.,- -IE. a mm w m tiuvu ii ifaw'tiU'i i ; tutmxsm THE m "NORTH COAST LIMITED" THR PRITXI-; -SITUATION. Follow- i ing l. a disratch in last night's ,ivrt-1 land ' Kvcning Telegram: "According I to K. Allen, a itmlnnt fruit dal- er .of s?a!em, Cr., who ;ia In th's V "! stocks of prunes ca the coast are light. particularly the Oregon product. TttesH stocks are pre ttj- w'eil Concentrated and I In strong bands'.' said Mr. Allen. 'Early ales of Oregon prunes were satisfac- I tory. but later there was some pressure! among hoklers to sll, and the' free-on- ! board market, dec lined. There h len ' some improvement In condiUons. and. while stock is offering flfeely at Z'-r f. o;' b... fourtslze basi. there are hoi 1f-r i who ask tit to 2c four-site basis. Th present marked ctmditioha are regarded as favorable, stocks being In good con trol, tmth in Oregon and CaUforpia. Mr Allen I..6n of tt gentleir.en In terested in the big cannery and evap orator near the'Houthern; Pacifl" aa- senger dot; la this city. The buyers of fruit, both green and it led. arevr f at1 thi early date tusily Htufi-d in Hylcg thdr plans tx handling ili crop of VivZ. Thcte U1 bt more people jook- A Will train will complete JI-oiii, Li till lc tJi- Rtcam. Fiit rwume service on Sunday, 3Inj 5, 1001, Tli K) even better ihait it wart in 1W0 It 1 a honic on whwK Parlor, Iiniu Uoom ,$lepj tary, Hmoking JU6m, r&tt Ilath irwm they will ic, and alljliglitefl !' t-lt-ctricity and hc:atcl by ! and ond ela-ts tickf-U I 6th $tol ftn' tfii; train Use thin CKACK THAIX f the NOIiTIIWKBTl on yonf . way to th i I'au -American Ktiositiony-IJuflHlo, Jew York' Yon can yo tjther by way -of :Bt. Vaul and Chicago, or JJn- luth and the fJrcat liiU. . ' : : -; X Inquire of any NORT11KKN IACIK1C Agent as to furtlier p.nticnlars, or write to , , - ' ' . ' t. ; i ' ' - " ; : , -" "-,.' A. D.CnAXLLTON, Ass't Gen'l rasserier A cent, Tortland !i ME-4-IM ' STUTHlf, : SI Pf) YBIR V -!-v: i V-