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fUI.Elf. OHEGOH. FRIDAY. APRIL . 1M2. 3 Soft Harti&s ! Yoa cm auke roar bae : vm mm Bull gurrm I 1 . M 1 a w l V Til aod touicll Hln I f All iota LI RKkA itr 1 Oil. Y4M cu I Wt twks u ).! II m llamass Oil ii V makes spaneiMStnc br; B lik sw. MkIi if Mr. l.T)r ImmIImI U. b' ws 14 wcsikm V tit T-n Mil Katte tf STAKCAR3 OS! Cfl- DON'T MARRY, -DOCTOR or de spair. "Don't do -a thins" till 'you see tlMHr what'i IwVt ,y a! 1 of Flashlights: on .Human Nature, on 'health, disease, love mar- rl'ifc'e nnd parentage. Tells what you'd ok a floMorb'.lt, don "like to.-; 240 iW, i II iu rated, 23 cents; but to in i i .hi"- H we send one only to any AWt' for poWire. 10 rental - " Murrey Hill Co E. 129 28th 8i.r N. Y. mm' ii NO. L comlnc sea- Will stand for Mam the coming sea- pon at Corner of Perry and Xaberty street. I Far Fdlgree and particular call on -' ( ' ,' -. ' Dr. W, Long - f ? Veterinary fitirge on . Phone 2CC1. Balam. Oregon ,; ; ; I , . M tl;f A. J. - CnSmrL Z,r. lfcke ufc Bdm-el looacco U t'vpr Alblna. UsIllQvf I'l.mitllnVl.'MOrt. Kurseries W 1 IOLKttA'1 .1 : ,A NP, RET A II .1 .. lairre rock of fnilt frees.;nnd'hrub- ry.. AH t).k ! froj;ri (, sin aiMi fllas. All ir 1Hve.riI frw In Hufcm. ' W rlti rir jifilosu. JVbriitiry uri'l Mat rh rr- fM.ii niKiiih.H to jiiant ! rics. u '' T, D. JOKES, Prop. IS HARD ON---:-.. - THIS VALLEY A C2llforc!2a Wh3 Came to Oregon S for a Home wrrir'A BTpny.oF di.appoist- IfB HAD AN ATTACK OF VALLET NOT UAIJ. J. JOHN STOUT Manufacturer of Lamba, Sash, DoorlBllnisJ Mouldings, Etc, Fln mantles and ffrttea, a-Hl worav njiow cant and oTOca futures, a i rlalty Wotm slat fruit trtfi Jouthwat eornrr hurcb i and MITi trrta.fMntr". Or. Trlphofi, 1141 Loans.. AT mrrtRRS-T RATE. INSIIHANCR ki:ai, khtatk V BOZORTH BROS J2 Commrri lal Ktrcwt, Salern. ;Or. II VM IJOLDT A CL RIO I IT.-Uv. R. Wynri, who has been a resident of thla iwction for several yeara . iast, t return ed thi-wek from ,Oneun where H went with hla two eon. Cliff and Tmi. ome weekni (fo. ilr. Wynn Qld" h!a ranch near Jtown aome itlme agro ar.d went north jwlth the Intention of our chaInj another fla-e, thinking; he louVd get a much 4arge'r.plac than in this county jtrfr the same moTiey. The jentlttnan juIe,;a ; tnomngb Inv.jul gtUion of 'lie land, In the' "Willamette Ke' an4 4 t Cn4 any-land Jwhfch tie considered jrocd iiouyh? to mtke a HTlngr off ofeven at t turfed wed- iica. Mr. Wynn dttri1ea the land aa ""oeing poor,, ftM the' general apiearanee;'' jof the house and barha nhowtxl ' ihat the ?uivtryj tva noj prysrrou. -Mot of tlw land tcould be bouicht tar Xil or (er acre, and' would 5 never : of mm n ;vaiu tor cairynna; ort account of; the1 land flfyin: out go Qulcfc. "He retuiin MMfij Jiafet .with' tHU '-"p- tlon ithaot ever ana Ihformea tb 'Un- fa thun. thiat" be 'Would buy aaotlie rancif n thr vUinlty ahd remain here, convinced . that there "la "ho place "like Hlrh.itlr ter n!T " , ' ' "The, abovf otipptoa? frorn't tha rata' union, of, Arrua t'ai.w of; .Marcu.iaa J j5fit . ly. a: California man wbo - ia aorne wbat IniereitPd J In Oregon him elf, and lhlnkM,omethnf should be aald to eouateract thU kind of a i port. Thla j tMlifornla- mate conveya ine jniarmation. tnui ir. wynn re mained tw days or thereattouttt In th WIIWjrntte .vaMey, and "appear to have rrii.de Kood une of hi tl.i." In. other- word, he ot a ttd caae of " o;d f et". very gult'kly. JIumb.jMt county, C alifornia, U all rlht. Hut no in the IWIIIamette valley In Oregon Mr. Wynn misrepresented the fact when he Riade the atutemtrnt. (If he did make ft) th.it the land, In the Wll lurm-tte Valley lit por or that It "drle out n uut'k." There In land In t! Wlllairu'tle valley, as a rnatber of course, that Is ixor, but theri Iji alo ixxr land In Humboldt county, ('all fornia. .-llwevr tbe K'orai run of lanl In -the Willamette vail.-y H rJrh and doep inl, with, proiHr 'culilvatloh. it will, remain fertile for all time There hi .-'no better land i anywhere An J th Ktatement . that It urlea ur julckly la. absurd. With proper culti vation And drainage, the land In fhe Willamette valley retain IU tnoHture exceding!y well. There are farm In the Willamette valley ; which tlv hou.-'.ea and t)arna (and th fenpea end other Improvement) do not ntake a gixKl'or thrifty rhowlnjfi , Hut thin U nt the a-.nral rule. 4iAnd there 1 Jut now n vant chunpe fr the bcttw taking place. The oixjer on thefarrmt of the Willamette valley a a ruW at the present time i lmprovenent In every way improvement in the metn- d. f ftillIvatlon.ln the artUe of live itiH-k throiifchoul the "Whole Hut, In l.uli.HnK. lit raL-, etc. Thr cuntry would probably not atlxfy Mr. 'ynn. ltut.lt U one of the Very tn-nt countries In the world, and th omdition on th .irm are bound to contintie to urow Detter lnueimtieiy. thene pound ascrrrSMte 7s.0U0 tound or 433 UW of the ln2 crap of Maiion county bat The hirheat consideration in any of instane a waa 11 S S v r: per and the-l.wet wa li. re.tt. The contracts fallow: .- ' 4. A. -McUauahlHi. of i-aU-Dt. to A. Lebman & Co of CiocWati. tthlo. 2'j.OOo pound at' It 18 cenJs. i cents advance for picking purijoye.. ! ' T. r no"; a. M. t.'icmen and Mr. M... Kelxr, of Chemowa. to tJeu. L. Ilimei lZ.lfi) pounds at 1I cnt. 1 eent advance for pit-ln puriMMU-a. ricorge. I Kiiju,, of SAlera, to W. S and , V. 'Ilanr.My, of Seattle, li. touada at 11. oiits, -JTJi'l advante fr plcklnif purfbse. - , - . 1 Charles Mattlon f F-ilem, In On. 1.. )toae. lO.oua jjKuna at 11. rti. -cent advnee ttr picklrijr purpoeiea. J. IV Kiw-r. ,f Silver-ton. to Kreba Bros . of Farnf - .MjO round at l'ij renin, ( cert for pliklnjc puriM''- L VALLEY TOWNS niSiNO YAl.rK OP TIMHRU lANDS IN TILLAMOOK COUNTY NEW GOLD PROCESS Til 1-3 IfWTAL, COMPANY TO KX- TflACT WKALT1I 1!V '. LONO S '"MrrriioD. hkhins1 vuhk. Money 6Loan On Improved form and city property. at lowest ra'ea. , THOMAS K. FORD. Over Ladd Huah'a Hank. Palem. Ofro7U ' BIOYCLE THIEFi The Universal fJoll Mlnlni? 3nd f.x- tractlns company ofr thli l.ty Ia mak ing active preporaUona tj befcin optr' ation at the earlie.Ht rwlble date. A bulidtnjir amply capaii.u to meet with the Company' ii em and a and to accommoIate all of the michlnery for the preiient needa ha been moved upon the R P Taj lor pretnlaea on Aiy- Tillamook iteadlikht; The plank in the RepUblicnn pldtfonrn to rale the Me.Kment on tlmter land I a mov in the right direction, and if carried out, aa It eertoinly nhould 'be. will be tbe mana of obtaining more mcney for road puroae. The Increase In the aa settlement on timber lands need not be made burdensome, but raided enough to correspond with the actual valii". Aa we have often atated. the prejMfht sya'tem of taxing; every tmprovem'nt a settler makes on his place and not in creasing the, aaaeasment on ii ruber land owned by non-reident speculators l unjuat. ' OREGON HOPS ' IN ENGLAND s i . t . . i -1,.' - 1 frasrJrreller Returns frcrn (lis Trip to Looiloa. Iin IS SAT!SK1KI-VITH THE V.V. KCI.T OF HIS TRIP. HPT THINKS TflH ; NICXT. CROlV.'llOl'LU P.14 UF.bT ON TI1K VINKS A I.ITTI.K UiNrJFR. V Albany Demo-rat: Mr. Harry Park er returned toAlKiny last een!nTB on rie. he aald. even nhould we have to From VTedne-sday Statesman.) Krancla Feller, the Huttevllle hop (srowrr, who went to tondon several HKintha ago with the pod Of hop ent by the OreKon Hop r J rowers" AAMocla tln. hna returned, and w-mi to be v.ell pleajted with the result of hla trip to the Hritleh mMropoKa. - Mr. Keller haa not been In Kalem yet, since his return, but waa Seen by a reporter.of the Portland TeleifTam, and 4hat- pa- lr, in its Ismie of last vennif, ray ol H Mr. Keller's -trip: i "Frank Keller; a prominrent hou arower of Huttevllle, returned yester day from London, England, after dl I-JKlng of 22,0 balea of hops for the Oregon pool. He thinks the trip paid him well, aa the hops were sold direct to the conumerft, who were willing to Iy Rood prices for fhem. The iuil a netted the growers here 10 to ISjcema a tound. " J: "Mr. Keller thinks Oregon hop etvw era. its a rule, are in too mueh of a hur ry to pickvand this gives the hops a green, unrl pV tinge . w hen In the Imle. Hops should not be picked until fully a visit or Bome time after an absence of nine years, i.rt in Cripple Creek, where he ha been mining.. Lruring the time he w crippled five times and cam back -ith the rheumatism. He rtturned by tway of iom Anrelce. and expects to resume his work In Cripple Creek after gel ting rested. He has acme Interesting etr.rles of Cripple Creek life, on of the llvest mining champs in the -world. Aurora F'orealls: Now bvthe time to organize a baxebail team for the com ing season. They are prt-parlng their grounds ami have commenced practic ing In nearly an our neighboring town arvl there will be a number of good teams in the field. Aurora has a sur plus of brain - and brawn both and there Is no reason why our boys nhould go back and sit down at the bidding of any baseball team in this vicinity. Kta-ytori Times: K, T. MattMe; "re turned Haturday from hi,viilf to the old home farmjnear litiilk'. hre l.-la father, K. X. MatthlOU.bAa lived fo more thitn half a t enruVyt While th-r he wllrieKjed th? marriage tt hla aJstcr, Mary Ioul)e, to Stimpson HowarI, th president of the Haibera Ilound of fu egon. live.1 ejghty guests ; weije, pres ent, a grand v. KMlng-dUn vrtm mrt t d, t:n th event w as rHelontr to be rf" mmVMfretl. Th - bride receive! ioay l4ind(oru rt-pt. Mr hik! , Mrs. Howard left-Saturday for lenvcr, Cof to vleit his mother. l'olk Courrty ltenler: The -bwner Of altout 10.00U a oats assenibteil In Ial liVs last Saturday to, offer their wool In U mmI. The buyers present were Mr. 1 5 row n, of Sritfrn; Mr. Ray. r. Herniteln and Mr. Metiger, of Port' lend.. The bidding started at 21?: cents and ran up .to 23 cents, the hlgh- ct bidder tein Mr. ltrowru The goat rnov concluded not to accept-the bid. but have another meeting at 10 o'clock April Iftth. when the potd will again he put up for auction., The pool will be t pen for entries up to that time. Tfl M-t stern' manuf.ieturer way that this year a common artiie will not b In much demand, but that finer gfades will bring good prices. A r-ois c ounty t.tmicr; as soon a the pallas creamery is ready for bust r.esV and farmers around 'begin' to get teturns from patronlxfng It, everybody will be glad of Irs existence ftr 'It. will rotin be realised that it la a benefit to the whole community, Some are al- reauy increasing ana improing thIf dairy row. and many others will grad ually follow suit. corvaiiu oasette: Few antalns of river steamboat would go out of their i. .t -ii ,.r i,,...ima,f I y " oo c oi mercy for a .... , . -., r--- fad consiAiing oi n nur aKitmnr, inn OAl'tillT 11 Y T1IK rilliCK AN'D IS S;nt TO JAI1, SKVI1HAL CHAROKll PREFKRRIIP. H:lry Frier, rllns K. H. Johason. who tsa arreeteil on sTtlntiAy tvenlng In ibis rlty charged with the theft of a bicycle , belong! nir. to .Rob-'r't (runcon, irom?A-bIcycle rack on Ccurt street, ou Wednesday afternoon, was given a he trlng before City Roc-order. N J. Ju dah jjewterday. at 1 o'clock p. m plead millty to the charge nd was .ntcneel to serve a term ot. two months In the ctfiinty Jill. j JTvvo othrr charge of x similar char acter have been preferred atralnst Ft iari which arc pending until he has c.umipietHl hla present aentrce. One of the charges la for the larceny of pr. l IF. -Iatne's blc le, whiiii a taken l mm foot of th-? suiirway leu'dlng up toj Of. Line's offiie, on Wednesday after la ori, and later found in Wblte's second hand store on CiuunercU street, w he j the thtei had dlioHHf of It for a con riderathm of 14. (nd the othef charge Is that of the larceny of Orvllle J. Hull's htm'fl ft-rkt,i:IHA rni-lr In- ftvklif elf "Dr. Stone's drux. .tire c-r. Monday after- t:,l m-iin iinu nnu av a. r Pijvui' e r-- "ui j . I.f !..l tjr t lmit A t fnr IT. "irt. . FO Whoa biiT prciHnt : term ' of scnteaj expires and upon hla rytaej he Ill ' -'j' ,-- . . t-.-y' be I'eririT.fd uron on s or the other I H.:vKR'.I. CONTRACTS FHJP IN fr .tne iwo raiier tnarsn aiw guen am VPortunHy to plead hl3 quilt or prove 1 Is Innocence. I : ' large rvats. furnace, ete., hava been taken out there and will be set ' "P tolay. Mr. Taylor has an air com pressor arel a reservoir in hi work shop which I separated . by ' water pwer and.wIM supply: the company wrth air for agitating, purposes. In an Interview with Mr. Long, the president of the company and the pos sessor of the secret pimula fir the extraction, of gold, he said tn at h hoped to have the plant rea,dy to be gin operation by tonnorrow (Thurs- lay) so as to be able to run two batches of ore through which be haa on hand, one of 00 pounds (tailing) from the Ashland, Oregon, mfnea and the other1 of 500 pounds of ore from the Darheli Mining A Milling Compa ny, or wasningTon, wnicn, win o me first testa upon a large scale, A ship ment, consisting of six tons of con centrates, la expected to arrive at any. time from Idaho and another hlr: ment of 1000 pounds of sand from Oold Reach, California Is also due to arrlve.- M r. Long aaya that he reallxes thai these tests are very ImporUnt and to guard himself against bodily Injury, in view of an attempt being made to put blm out of the way, that the se cret formula bas been placed In th hand oC seven other parties and H will be Impossible to destroy it. , j '" He sayli that the Unt wilt be amffl rient to meet .the company1. ; needs for several month or until a Urge plant i of several hundred) tons capac- can be built. ; . J . X or i i m up hops urab brute aa Captain Allen, of the Pomona. 'did last week on his run be tween hl city and Portland. He no ticed a ewe and a couple of lambs that 'In .ome manner had fallen over a high bank and were unable to get back. The animals wer held prison ers at the water' edge. The cptatn changed the course of the boat and went to their assistance. Deck hands were sent ashore and after much trouble, and some, delay, tbe animals were placed In pa Mures green. Fhould UMuek befa-I Capt. Allen he can get a recommendation for a position on a stock farm from any passenger' who was on the boat at the time of this incident.' 1 .- j '.';-. Fllverton Appeal: John Lchty, who has operated a mill north of fSllverton for a number ;of years, wUl erect a large mill, in SUverton.- , The ground i selected for the mill ante is Just south of The railroad, on the west bank of Silver creeg. He will also build a. number of flood da ma above thla city, j in order that be may raft logs at al most any season of .the year. This Is commendable enterprise and our clti- xens should do everything possible to assist Mr. Ucbty an hi undertaking, which we predict will be a financial success.' ,. . iioS CtLTIVATORS, OARDEN TOOLSt- At the Mitchell. Lewia braach, Salem, -Oregon. THK nKCOROKR OFfTCB . YESTKRJDAr. . . iv mntneit vet. - fl'el & ' Staver' eaord iin ine un.ai 4 wui dw2t rorder ,yaterdy repreent.jng4n. , , ' ' - - ( 1 v for the n appetite f eel TW4 - . ' Crt lieea- Xer.aai In other wonla Take a . Te doc of tin liitur. It will stir . the a-iomac!. and Ilrer arid make jou feel Latier. wait a few days longer. The Hrltlsh i-onstimer la willing iopay tba top price for the 'Paeifle hops.' as the product of the Willamette valley Is called, but. he wants them fully ripe; In fact, a little overripe would be better than prema ture picking. "He spent six weeks In the Ntrltish metropolia, and thinks it U the dlriieet city In the world. . The otnrospht-rev Is. gilmy with smoke, and If one washfd nia nana, .every rmeen minuses in water would turn black from the soot. New buildings put up within the pust twelve months lok old and grimy, and the sooty atmoMphere settles on every thing., , London Is a busy cMy, how ever, and the people are evidently propseproua. I saw no aigna of extreme Iioverty anywhere. , The Hrltona, al though gloomy1 over the protracted war In South' Africa, are by no means in the humor to compromise with, the lioers. In the daily papers and In con versation on the streets,, evidences of John Hull's grim determination are plainly manifest. The Kngllshman when he sets his head, la Just as stubborn as th Iutlwrmn. and that is pretty stub born. Mri; Keller Is gbtd to get home ro regn, nd exists a prosH-rou t.Kisoti for the hop grower In 1903." .... . Net fa. Minute to Losa I!rtu m.$k t and feel chilled to the boh, softer A, tramp through a storm Get.fmto dry. clothes at one and warm your nsrds Vkh a teajponful of I'orry IJavIs' Painkiller, In hot water. with a- little sugar. Thus you will avoid a cold. ard. issibty, a long sick ness. Ttse-precautlon Is worth while. There lnV' one 1'alnklller, l'erry Davis', New Nli Hi n&r Department, . Now Open nt Orcenbaum's Pretty, D flinty, Very Desirable Millinery. . ! '.. ' :- """,''1 '' . " ''. '' T 'V: " ' ' . ' J . - Trimuiftd and" llntriunnpil fTftta in all tliUtest Stales. Special At tention ijiyen to Children's Goods. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store i Ntxf Door to tbe Postolflct. (DeiDtaBini Jni aa -v.. . r . Sir of ladv Jones 2:46 un the mod.) 1 wixyiR or tin ftt'o-YKiti-oLD TKorriKU naiiKtr i nk si atk fair last vkar. Site McKlnncy2:II U4 Sire of 4 iu .the 2:10 lUt, 19 iik th 2:15 list, IIS in the 20 list, at 14 year of age. I'ne(iiaUed by any sire of hla ajfe. . - LK. by faosaipfr 8:14, Mra of Harclle Jjlll, Mlis Vint Um M 1 1) DfY li K t, Jeebi'e 2:V2. anl o( hers... HetnU dam JllllAll HIIILK idaui of Mclirler 2;14). by I)ort Wilktw lL'H. son of Alcyone. . ' - :.- : . . r -, I; . . . Third ilaru by ManihriiKi Patelien o-i, the (Treat broiKl riiar elre.- rouitD dam by Aim nt at, founder of the Aimoiit family. CirTAt.V J0.1K8 Us Mark tallUr fY!ol la isSa. .tends 14 nana. Wsl ha llo poaB'W. ha iMUl a of perisot trultlrtssenoa saa prnmlMi to t a srest Os l high cls hor. la McKlnney'a bred Mm and prvuouucsd Mil of toiforui In oleolio. t'sptaia Jones will aak lu w smi tri a follow: - - . J8VIGT0N PA8IL r0SU4X0, ftB, I TO APRIL I. f AIR GSOltDS. SUt. ArBIl I TO JllY I. Terns, $21.00 Seatea. JOHN PENDER, iu payable at tin of .arrlca, bslanos at sad of season. . fair Grounds. Salem. Or. Twlce-aWeek Statesman i AT FLAX FACTOKY OLD WATER WIIKF.L ATI THK MILL WILL HK liBPAIRRD THIS WEEK. I The work of making the necessary x i - ... riiirs ufKin lhi water way and power at the old flouring mills on Front street ih-making prepa ra Hons " for supplying tower for the flux industry, is under wai A. N. ttouthart, a local mill wright, with two assistants, will go to work this morning1 in taking out the eld water wheel for repairs and to re pair the old wooden flume lending to th" wheel and the othr work, all "of which 1 In th" hands, and tinder th fuixTvlslop of th commlltee on man ufactures of the tireater .Salem Com - merdal Club, will be taken up ' and carried on as soon as , , cure omittances will ienrrtt. Thef dam In Mill creek cannot be rejKilred until the prcsi-r.t volume of water ia decreased sufTiclent to perm.lt the work to be performed. Mr, Eugene Hos?, who Is here super intending the enterprlee n the Inter est of a cornpany of Oreen Ray, Wis consin. Is very busllv engage-1 la per sonally supervising the cultivation of and which he baa teased for flax cul- ture this year and, Intends to begin sowing the seed aa toon aa the land I n the propir condition. He heped. to be able to begin yeaierday. j WEEKLY OREGONIAN, psr year........ TWICE-A-WEEK STATESMAN, par year. rfr-V !i OUR PRICE, BOTH APER5..i. PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, parf year.......... , TW ICE-A-WEEK STATE8MAN, par yaar ; , . ; .;. , , , BOTH PAPERS.... CHICAGO INTER-OCEAN. TWICE-A-WEEK STATESMAN, par, yaar i. BOTH PAPER8. .. . HOARDS DAIRYMAN, par TWICE. A-WEEK STATESMAN, -par year..'...... BOTH PAPERS. BOTH PAPERS. NG CIST 4P TBE- .flAV $1.00 bar yaar eraaf- a. a ,.i..175 .1M .11.00 yaar. ..... .. . .......U3. .... ...... t. ; . ...... ,. . j. . :x . . . . . . .i:. .$1.75 OREGON POULTRY JOURNAL, par year 4 ... V:J .. .... t JM TWICE-A-WEEK 8TATESMAN, par year.C...... ,.$1K) 1 $1.40 ...... ............................. rH RICE-A-WEEK NEW YORK WORLD, ear vaari. .11.1 wiot-a-wttix statesman, par year. . BOTH PAPERS... M'CALL'S MAGAZINE (ineflidina free oattarn ta each twice -A-W t E W STATESMAN, per year...... $10X1 ( BOTH PAPERS.. POTT'S $1.65 subscriber)... .$1.00 .....,.$1X0 ........... ' w........$1J0 PENNYROYAL PiLLSSs - or and Itanlsh "naloa of menstrual womanhood. 0' O JX. a3 0L C3 xi 2 A ! WntU & W Ran vrm bi DEEDS REOHDED. Five realty tranafrrs were filed for record In the county recorder's depart ment yesterday, the considerations 4f which aggregate $42$, as were also four mortgages of Marlon county real estate f or 00, . $25. $2 and t4 re spectlvely. The transfers mere: -r tieorge W. Palmer to Mary . Palmer. ZC0 acres of land in J. and V. Li pox d. I. r.' L I e, r 1 Sarah EL Constable and, husband. to Clarence Whale n, lot No. , of block IL of , Highland a tH- I t ion to Salem, w, d...... Emelbl (3. Hendricks, ef a!., to A. W. Oietiy. 34 1-4 acres of Mod in section 12, t .4 a, r 1 w, w. d.. Thomas and Emma Howe ' to Melnrad Fsssler, dots No. 3 as l 4. block . in J. H. frnf-rB addition to Mt' Anvel. w. d..... John II. Hhult and wife to Mary Mary rX- Alnsa-orth, lotjj No, 3 and 4. block 5. In Wolfers addi tion to Hutbard; w. d.... C-0 &O0 425 Tatal ..r.i2 ,Thoino Hogan, formerty night clerk of the Willamette Hot-! In this city, arrived from Portland yesterday to ac cept a position In a local business es on." Tbey are "LIFE HAVIIILS" to o-lri. aklinrf dee!(.f.ment of or (r a us and body. No -s known remedy for woriien eooals them. Cannot iln hnrnwiir. f ZT- beevrraea a pieaawre. ;j.M PCIt ItOX IIY MAIL. Hold V w f.j. rA by lr.ffirifistjH. ,DIL MOTT'rf CllKMJCAL CO., Cleveland. Obb FOR fiAIJi Jit Z. 13. MOCVA. p nrcOIST. 8ALKM. OREGON. ! DOWN THE GREAT LAKES In tbe old dayt tbr then used dKI not com pa trip up and down tbe great Lakes was the fatorlte tilp of trsvelert-thera were no tourist tlea. Th boitts mains tbe finest one In l re with those on tbe lakes, and tbe trip re- be world of Its torL Any local agent will f!licr:,' r-' i sir fiz Tbe Northern PariD j, Tla Dulath, connect with tbe Lake Steamers, and trip on the "SOUTH COAST LISUTUpjio aw-tr- Ice again May 6tb-nd jbese iteamers, to the Pan-Atnerlrtin Eiposl floa at BuffaH U1 he sJometblns; to recount to your cbildr-en'e chil dren, f t Send tig cenu for fonder tend IDOl," ready May lit, to CHASl 8. FEB, SL TgoL Minn quote rates. t fpr-"ei ?, i EPIDEMIC now RAGIfJG nmonrr HORSES. ?2l wot Care tkeatoffcarc. Coagb or mrn-nm it, rrk, S. 4: Oe., Or, Sam, Mmm. I siie a ia n ...Subscribe tor the Statesman...