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r-0'..outili wrtom vno oraer it, tuouira r
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kl lull piju iA tbe pjr. .
Cir.CULATION (SWCRM) OVSFl 4CC3
NEVER.
The rumor that Senator Hanna really
tilrfM and Is working for the jiomina
tion for" President In 1904 Is persistent,
and grows target and louder after
very denial; but even. If there be any
truth In the rumor he won't get the
nomination Portland Telegram.
lie wflt surely never be nominated.'
And he probably knows this as well as
any-one;
CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED.
N. Y. Sun: The longesMife comes
to an end at last. . After a session f
a year 'arid fourteen days the .Virginia
Constitutional Convention has adjourn
ed wKhout day.- , The members sang
"AuidJLang Syne" before adjournment.
The Democrats among thera remember
I-l aonualntance a good deal better
than they do the Democratic promise to
ubm:t the Constitution to the peopled
The pTomlse was wind. The ConstI
tutlon was proclaimed, not ratified.
THE SCORPION AND THE A83.
The Democratic? party or some con
siderable part of It seems to think that
it can heal Itself of the wounds It got
from free silver .by making a. tremens
dous pother about Imperialism and
ihe "attwitles" of theYrmy In the Phil
ippines. , s
: According to a recipe 6f Greek folk?
lore a man bitten by a scorpion can be
cured by getting an on ass'a back, -Nevir
York iBun. i
Hut the most considerable part ot
,the Democratic party proceeded soon
after the ass procession started, to get
down and out of it. They saw It was
not going to a popular procession.
A GOOD RECORD.
The Congress that-has Just adjourned
fur its summer vacation 'made a r
mnrkable record. In local legislation a
great deal of business was dlsimsed of
giving relief and benefit to Various sec
tionsOregon faring remarkably well.
In general legislation te. following, are
among the most important measures;
National system of Irrigation; istb
rtiUn ranal bill; Chinese immigration
l-i!atIon; . granting Civil Government
to the Philippines; protecting our-lm
portant dairying Interests by Oleomar
barlne and! like legislation: the eight
hour law. and Immigration legislation,
paKiH-d by the-House and now before
the Senate; removal of the war rev
enue taxes; providing for the construc
tion of a battleshk) by the navy, thus
t. 't!ng the advisability of Government
construction. '
WORLD GROWINO
BETTER.
For the benefit of the pessimists who
inlst that sin is on the Increase, it Is
a g-n-at satisfaction to be able to an
nounce hat In Champaign county,
Ohio, the mor&Uty of the people is mich
that a magistrate who was elected six
times In succession, for terms ot thre
tars each, did not "try a single case
rr have one on his docket during the
whole el a-h teen years, although the
township Is said . to be., thickly popu
late by prosperous agricultural peeplc
( mixed nationalities and religion: In
view of this, who- will say the world
, I growing worse or that Ohio Is a
?wkked state? Gunton's Magasine.
Oregon can show a similar commun-
ifjv For many years the community
t-f Aurora, Marlon county, was wKhout
it case In either the criminal; or civil
courts t " '
ROMANCE OF MEDICINE.
The prevailing Impression that the
I roftssion of medicine Is dull and de
xol.l of romance Is not shared, by the
rhysictans themselves. Sir Frederick
Treves, .whose name ha been so prom
i rton tly before the public lately as that
f the surgeon who was called upon U
1 rCjjrm the operation on KIi.gr Edward
Kt.tJe some Interesting remarks' on thl
thme the other day. In his opinion.
i!.e medical caUing Is, from everypoI.nl
if view, a romantic' profession. . Thf
discoveries In medicine have not beer
in a single degree less touched - with
s -fiance than those of the mariners
v h-i burst Into unknown seas; and m
..'active tile has ever been writter
-r; ,-,f.-lr!g In interest the tor" of how
mysterious causes of diseafsea' have
- i traiked down an3 finally revealed.
- r i reJcrick cm l.arly be accuse!
- v": Tratton in coirarlnj a medical
vsir 'j .in eTp.orer or Kt'-w se.is
-'-" I l C" -
taJn nearly as many ' 1-- ti
is the globe Itself, t: e b'.:f cf .t
African Namaquas that the moon la n
piece of bacon Is hardly more gr&tesqu
than the Ideas formerly entertained re
warding the functions i invisible parjs
f the body. While the Pythagorean
anatomist Alkmaeon already
taught.
several centuries before
Christ. tha
ihe brain la the seat of the so' tF.i
was a mere apercu, not generally ac
lepted. Burton's "Anatomy of Mel
incholy" contains many Illustrations of
the ludicrous Ideas current at various
times about the uses of the bodily or
gans. It was only gradually dlscov
; ered that the nerve are different from
a-It he sinews. rt took many centuries to
establish so simple a thing, apparently.
its the-real facta regarding the clrcula
lion of the blood.
COOL OFF.
H la time to cover up the grave of
Cuban reciprocity and let the grass
grow over It. No beadstone Is needed.
Rather should we forget the-deceased
-is quickly as possible and think of
jomethlng. else, v There ought to be
ho attempt to put a semblance of life
into the unpleasant remains, and we do
not believe there will be. If, as the
Washington reports have it, the Prest
dent has In contemplation a speech
making trip with the purpose of ap
pealing, directly to popular approval
and support, we hope he will think, It
ever carefully and at leisure. He Is
shortly to take up his summer rest
dence at Oyster Bay. . It is an excel
lent place to cool off", A few early
morning .plunges Into the salt brine of
the Sound should allay the fever of ex
citement and reduce his mental temper
ature 'down to the normal. In sucft
an event he will forego that speech-
making tour. He will not fling dis
cretion to the winds and still further
advertise himself as a President who
failed to dominate his party against its
better Judgment, against its principles.
lis-traditions and Is solemn platform
obligations. - He will not go before
publlcan constituencies and criticise
fitithful Republicans for - doing their
duty a they saw It. Ile will not widen
a chasm already too wide for his own
good. All this he wllKnot do If he
cools off, and we think he will cool off.
-t-Amerlcan Economist.
LATIN-AMERICAN DISTURBANCES
Some years ago, In Ks New Year ed
ition, a leading newspaper of New
York, j-evlewlng the. events othe preceding-twelve
months,' among other
things, made this comment: The
monthly, revolutions of the South Am
erican republics have occurred - with
commendable regularity.. That re
mark was offered two decades or more
ago, but It Is likely to W equally ap
plfeable to the history' of the present
year of grace. Nicaragua is reported
as In a 'dangerous stats of revolution..
Ordinarily such a matter would be neg
ligible. In present, circumstances ft
Is not so, as civil war In Nicaragua
Just now would prevent -aid from that
direction from reaching the liberals of
Colombia who are struggling, as they
have been for several .years, against
the despotism of the usurping dictator.
Marroquin. Thus Is added an Inter
esting complication to the war situa
tion along the" northern belt of the
Southern Continent.
If the liberals of Colombia, are cut
off from outside aid, they will be un
able either to throw off . the Marroquin
yoke, or to assist their fellow liberals
in Venezuela who, tinder ' President
Castro, are fighting a rebellion of os
tensibly native origin and purpose, but
which, nevertheless,' notoriously Is In
the interests of. the exiled cx-dictator,
Andrade, and his friend ' and backer.
the American' asphalt trust. : whose
stake In the game Is unqualified pos-
Hesslon ot the great FeUcldad asphaH
deposits granted to it, without much
reference to existing vested rights, by
Andrade when he was in power at Car
acas. Were it not for .ihaVt ndustrlal
snd commercial basis for the rows In
Venesuela and" her neighboring states.
end the consequent command of men I
and means by the influences favorable
to the asphalt, combination, It Is not
hard to believe that disorder' would
soon cease, that Castro would be suc
cessful, Marroquin, ejected from .Col
ombia, and the shrewd military diver
sion in Nicaragua squelched out of
hand. As It in. the threat of American
Interference Iri one of the disturbed ,
states my yet be carried out that is.
If things should go badly -for the as
phalt people, which does not now ap
pear likely.
Aside from the merits of the quarrels
to the south of us, they have long been
in annoyance to this country and to
the civilised word. They continually
have kept the ghost of European lnr
tervention- in commission, thereby
menacing the United States will trou
ble In the matter ot protecting" -the
Monroe doctrine, and." of course, they
Scrofula
Tew are entirely tree from it.
Ii may develop so slowly as to cause
Utile If any disturbance during the whole
period of ci-ildhsod. "
It may then produce Irregularity of de
elomach and bowels, dyspepsia, catarrh,
and market tendeny U consumption
t-tare mani'eUnsr itself laltnuch cataueous
ri-;tlon cr plandalar sweU.r..
It 13 be-1 to be sure that 701 are q!te
fr?e frora it, and for its complete er&iica
tian you can rely on
O"" j-tim f'm "
: t . . M .--"-'-' f - f '
"- , Nocllitr meJ-
" iciise ran now
a record of
curcs r storn
ach ills equal
to tbe Bittets.
"N ThUisthe Ust
evidence of ii
-t value, ll wi
'cure
) ;srl-3ra
v'fefchisj
' lcetilsa
Cyipcpsla aai
a .
r.TOMACH
liver ina
Ce sore ts try
have been ahd are : deplorably detrl
mental to local progress and" Interna
MonaT commerce. This nation in ef
feet has assumed the position" of mon
itor of the Western Hemisphere. Its
attitude In relation to Central and
South American questions during laXe
years is so interpreted in the chancel
leriea of Europe. Foreign powers are
excusable In holding that If this coun
try Is determined upon extreme apll
cation of the Monroe doctrine to pan
American affairs. It mutt keep jesrder
and enforce fair play on its side of tbe
pond. So it Is probable, , thinks
writer In the San Francisco Bulletin,
that the time may come when Uncle
Sara will. feel compelled to tell his Lot
in-American neighbors of the Andrade
and Marroquin sort that he can no
longer afford to let them imperil his
South American trade or, his amicable
International relations with Europe.
Something of the same sort, soon or
late. Is rather, certain to happen In the
West Indies. : Porto Rico Is, owned by.
and Cuba is under the suzeranky of
the. United States. Both, therefore,
have ceased to be revolutionary dan
ger spots: but the Island of San Do
mlngo, with, its black and mulatto "re
publics," is an international plague for
which we shall have to find the cure,
or the Old World will get out of pa
tience some day and find it for us.
THE ART OF KILLING.
Since, all governments recognize the
rignt or society to punisn witn aeatn
a certain class of crimes, it would nat
urally be supposed that science would
have made researches In the art of off!
clal killing that would relieve death aa
much as possible of Its horrors. It is
not, perhaps, desirable that the future
of the condemned criminal should . be
relieved of apprehension, but the hu
man mind,- revolts at unnecessary tor
ture In carrying ' out a sentence of
death. It la probable thai a success
ful hanging Is the most merciful meth
od of legal, execution. It Is assumed
that a broken neck Immediately sus
pends consciousness.- -. But death by
strangulation, which often results from
a drop from the gallows, subjects the
victim to several minutes of agony
The electric chair has In some states
been substitued for the gallows, but
there Is much doubt If death In the
chair Is instantaneous.
The French at one time thought they
had discovered a mode of execution
which robbed death of other terror
thai that of apprehension. , The vic
tim ccuia ciose nts eyes ana wait wun
such fortitude as he could command
the descent of the knife. There could
be no hitch In the work of the ma
chine, j But an eminent French phy
sician asserts that death does not im
mediately follow decapitation. The
blood which flows Immediately after
the severance of the head from the
body comes from the large vessels of
the neck, and for a time there is no
call for, blood from the cranium. "The
brain." he says, "remains Intact, nour
ishing Itself with the blood retained by
the pressure of the air. When the
blood remaining In the head at the mo
ment of separation Is exhausted there
commences a state, nor of death, but
of inertia, which lasts up to the mo
ment when the organ, no longer ted.
ceases to exist." . :,
Tbe physician Who advance this
theory estimates the period of Inertia
at about two hours. Absolute death
might not ensue until three hours af
ter decapitation. To what degree
contclousneaB 1b retained during thla
period ot inertia the physician does not
venture .an opinion. 'He has said
enough, however, to surround death by
the guillotine with as much horror as
death by the rope or in the electric
chair.
Our Democratic brethren' should view
with alarm the progress of Govern
ment by injunction . . The teachers in
the' public schools of New Castle Pa,
according to the New York Sun. are
required to sign a contract by which
Ihey bind themselves to' complete the
full school term for whijh they are
hired and not to leave the school com
mittee. In the lurch by resigning to get
married. The committee threatens to
stop by Injunction the wedding of any
teacher solemnly bound and obliged by
the contract aforesaid. - Here's a ty
ranny which deserves to be shuddered
s
at. Government by Injunction, Kself
a hell born Infamy, as any good Demo
cvratlc or Populist platform-maker
knows. Is to be used in restraint of
marriage. If the denouncers don't
denounce this until their paper withers
and their larynxes crack, then denun
ciation Is grown pigeon-livered and
lacks gall.
A new Superintendent of the Oregon
tcnooi ior Lear Mutes is to be chosen
soon, the old- school -year having clos-
e l. If there 1.4 to k a charge In the
r - : -rt ff I?' -t i'.-,..'t,:U--rr, t!.e
friends ot Prof. J B. Early are urg
log his claims for Consideration. Prof,
Early has served, in various capacities
In the institution,' and was for a time
Its Superintendent. While occupying
this position he gave especial sat!sfac
t'on to the ja-irons of the institution
and succeeded admirably in pleasing
the pupil 3, at the same time advancing
them In their studLes and trades. ' He
gave also a dean business adminlstra
tion of the affairs ot the Institution
There' are a great many of the best
people of Oregon now earnestly hop
ing that Prof. Early may be again plac
ed In charge, and the patrons are all
but unanimous in this sentiment. They
feet that Prof. Early, being In position
to give the duties of the place his un
divided attention, "and being an enthusl
ast in tbe work, would render better
service than any one elss could in be
half of the. education, and training of
this unfortunate class of children In
our state. "
The Grand Parlor of . the Native
Daughters of the Golden West has been
In session. If a. Parlor can tit, in Na
tive Son's Hall, ' San Francisco. A
gentle and characteristic poetry drips
from these names, and the various Par
lors which compose the Grand Parlor
are equally fortunate, A few 'flowers
from these rich parterres: Ursula,
Minerva, Oro FIno, Ramona, La Eape-
ranxa, Manxanita, Ruby,' Eltapome'
El JPescedero, . La ' Estrella, - Naomi,
El - Pescedero, Xa Estrella, '.Naomla,
Buena Ventura,. Sans SoucI, Golden
Era,' La Paloma, Los Pimlentos, Moun
tain Dawn, Relna Del Mar,' y.eronaf
Blue Lake, La Torrosas. The Native
Daughters are worthy of these gracious
names. May the Native Sons , be
worthy of the Native Daughters. New
York Sun. r ' -
Feeding, formerly bleeding, Kansas
continues to be dropsical with good
times, says the New York Sun. V The
farmers, in the wheat bet are begging
and howling for more machinery, more
teams, thousands of more men to take
care of the harvest. They may yet be
compelled to employ their old device
of stopping 'trains and impressing la
borers. This fat wheat crop had
been, supposed to be a failure early -In
the s season, and the few remaining
Populist ears In the state began to flap
triumphantly lq the winds of the. old-
fashioned Populist eloquence. . Tain
exultation! .'" As a Populist chairman
dolefully says, "Folks are so demed'well
off that they don't realise what they're
comln to. ' - '
Tike authorities of -Lisbon have taken
straight ' measure of r relief against
loafers and beggars by gathering that
apital's collection of these children of
leisure, dumping them Into a steamer
and ordering . them deported to the
Portuguese; colonies In Africa. Portu
gal's gain win be Africa's 1089, but the
African climate is friendly to loafing
in those whom It spares. -. The chances
of, a beggar In the African colonies,
however, are less than brilliant.
If the Panama canal project breaks
down Under the provisions of the new
aw the Nicaragua canal will come to
the front, and if the Panama canal is
built private enterprise will utilize the
Nicaragua route. There will be a Nic
aragua canal In either case. St. Louis
Globe-Democrat It is .not likely that
any private concern will yearn to run
opposition to the United States, Gov
ernment. Not for some years, any
way, -'4
The commercial supremacy , of the
United States continues. At present
the excess of our export trade over our
Imports Is over one million dollars a
day. And this In spite of the fact that
the unprecedented home demand In the
iron trade hag not only prevented ex
ports to a great extent, but has actually
necessitated ginntic Imports.
The present Congress Is credited with
an irrigation law, an isthmian canal
law, an anti-demargarlne Jaw, and
large number of other pieces of good
legislation. ' And there Is still a ses
sion ahead in which to add other im
portant leaves to National history.
: Cartte'Natlon has Joined Faker Alex
ander Dowle. the healer, who, she says,
has cured her. . This is the first Inti
mation that Dowle heals disordered
brains. "
Our farmer friends' realise more and
more what a glorious blessing for them
were the showers ot last week. The
crop prospects never looked better at
this season . .
A Curator Summer Complaint.
Summer complaint Is usually preval
ent among children this season. A well
developed case in the Writer's family
was cured last week by the timely use
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedyone ' of the best
patent medicines manufactured and
which Ik always kept on hand at the
home of ye scribe. This is not Intend
ed as a free puff for tbe company,. who
do not advertise with us. but to bene
fit little sufferers who may not be with
in easy access of a physician. No fam
ily should be without a bottle ot this
medicine In the bouse, especially in
summer-time. Lansing, Iowj. Journal.
For sale by Dr. fit one's Drug Stores.
AUTOMOBILC AGENCY. .
J. mark representing an automobile
f-or.ipany of Chiiajro, was in Salem ye-
ti-riay, making preparatory arrang:--r.i-nts
with Geo. C. WW.. the piano and
sowing machine dealer, to handle au
tfiioilen next reason.
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pieces. Perfect in construction; positive
in performance. Sold by every jeweler in
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Bos ting" has been heard from. The
bean eaters claim Tracy was once
resident of their city.
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A learned New Jersey chancellor has
Judicially, defined goo-goo eyes" as
"attentions without Intentions."
very fair definition.
"Now that tbe fig crop - has been
burnt up by the sun. It la some conso
lation to know that it can't be spoilt
by the rain, if we ever have any rain.'
says the. Register, of Mobile, Alabama.
It seems they have not had any for a
long time. - Here Is yom good terrl
tory for tbe Harrtman lines to work
for Oregon immigration.
Hundreds of cords of slabwooa are
being thrown away daily in Portland
dumped Into a gulch or slough, where
It must go to waste,' though fuel Is con
stantly becoming scarcer, and dearer.
and all because some' people cannot
agree with others about wages, or some
won't, negotiate with others because
they act together as a union. . The
Evening Telegram thinks "such waste
fulness, owed to such a cause. Is a sin.
and somehow ought to be made
crime. But it cannot be. People, have
a right to do as they please with their
own property, so long as they- do not
interfere with the rights of others, and
people hive a right to work, or refuse
to work, a they please, -singly or ks
bodies or jinlona. But such foolish
aste will probably not go on for long.
. . o e o -,
The First Congregational church
people of Salem had a magnificent ban
quet last evening in horor of their fif
tieth anniversary. They did not drink
anything stronger than coffee, however.
and were only intoxicated with en
thuslasm. '
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The writer must not forget to say
that Tracy was again surrounded yes
terday. - 1 '. . v . -
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The Commissioner of Pensions go, i
letter from a man in Illinois asking
that hi pension be reduced, "On In
Vestlgatihg the matter of course he
found that the man was an Inmate of
an asylum for the Insane, and hap been
for some time.
o o o
It is, perhaps, unnecessary to remind
Salem's shrewd advertisers that the
circulation of the Dally Statesman in
steadily . growing on the rural mall
routes, Scarcely a day has. passed for
long time .without an Increase of the
lists in this dlrec-Uon. Once on the
list, the farmer becomes a- regular
reader, and would not think of being
without the morning news,r at double
the price of the paper.
A TEXAS WONDER,
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HALL'S GREAT DISCOVERY.
One small bottle of Hall's Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, remove gravel, cures dia
betes, seminal emissions, weak .and
lame backs, . rheumatism and all Ir
regularities of the kidneys and bladder
In both men and women, regulates
bladder troubles in children. If not
told by your druggist, 'will be sent by
mall on receipt of $1. One email bot
tle Is two month's treatment, and will
cure any case above mentioned. Dr.
E. W. HalL sole manufacturer, P. O.
BOX. 623, St, Louis, MO. Send for testi
monials. Sold by H druggists, an, at
OR. 8. C. STONE'S drugstore, St
lem, Orego. '
" ' HEAD THIS.
Bandon. Ore,, De. Z, 'sOL ;
Dr. 15. W. ItalV SV. Louis, M.WDee,-
Sin I have need your'Texas Wondcn
for kidney and rheumaUo trouVle
Its effects are wonderfuL It has xa
equal, and I can cheerfully , recom
mend It. ""urs truly.
HAJIYEY HOWia
A FATAL NIGHTMARE.
' NEW YORK. July Frightened by
nightmare, from which she had always
suffered. Mary Hendrlckson. 12 years
of age, ts dead. According to stated
ments by the child's parents she would
wake with a start and ft would take
hours to soothe and restore her. . Early
in the morning, some hours after she
had retired to her bed In her parents'
room, she arose suddenly, stood on the
mattres-ln a sort of trance and com
plained loudly. rf an Imaginary Injury
In her foot. She called to her father
several f lines, and Anally after several
minutes of fiigMIness she lay down
and died. -
A HAZARDOUS VoYAGEL
NEW YORK, July In - a 80 foot
launch christened A. A. Low, afu-r the
Mayor's father, and accompanied only
by bis 16 year old son. Captain Henry
Newman, a well known New England
boat man, today sailed for Southamp
ton, England. So daring. Is the trip
regarded by nautical men that o?b-erf
at the navy yard, where the launch was
tied up, declared they would rather
take thtlr chances in a good sea fight
than aboard her on the Atlantic. Kero
sene will furnish the inotlve power for
the voyajre, which la expected to re
quire 20 days.
How This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can-
r.ot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O.
We, the underpinned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the lat 13 years, and
beWeve him perfectly honorable In all
: tr..:.. ut-i a- I f.-. : -"y
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IorUnd, Ore. .
TODtlCCO to Cpper Alblna, j
h USinrj j: ptou nut isu or, fj
Ban's German SalvJ
Heals quickly, all cuts or . bruises,
draws soreness out of lame back, and
draw slivers out ef flesh which often
break off too short to pull. Sticks like
sticking plaster. Try it and you will
never be vvithout. By mail 25 cent.
L. Mm BARR
No, 120 State St.. SIem9 Or.
i- CHINESE
Drug Store
I carry all kinds of Chinese drugs and
medicines. Roots and herbs nature's
medicine. Good for all kinds of siik-
ness. Cures opium habit Good for
the blood end kidneys.. , " ;
D?. A'lM BOW WO,
201 Liberty (Street, ' Salem, Oregon
HOPS HOPS Hops
If- yon, ere interested in hop mw
and prices. It will pay you to get lL
report of the ;.
n. r. hop BEPOtiTrxa co.... "
S3 Whitehall
New York City.
EMMET WELLS. Gen. Manager.
JUST RECEIVED
A force Hn of china kIohs tlnwarf-.
Call - in - and Kxaml ne our good, before
buying. (Jold-baiul dishes a stKH-ialty.
Those strainers with masher are. jnt
the thins: for the fruit season. -
THE VARIETY STORE. 94 Court street.
i Annora M. Welch, Prop. v
In Every Print
Shop There Is
The Devil
to Pay
and beside him, we have to pay
a force of ever 40 men, who are
employed In tbe several depart--menrs
of oar establishment In
prlntlnjr of varlon kinds. Erery
thing printed here, from call
lng card to a newspaper. ' .Will
you bevome one of our patrons
and help to promote" borne maua
factoring?
STATESMAN
JOB 'phone
OFFICE Main 204 1
Money ro Loan
On improved farm and city property.
t lowest rate. . .
THOMAS K. FORD. .
Over Ladd Bush' Bank.
, PaJem. Oregon.
Loans..
AT CURRENT. RATES.
INSURANCE ' 4
bonds. r:j&zz2
' REAL ESTATE. . " .
BOZORTH BROS.
S (mnterctal Ktreet. Kam. Or.
able to carry out any.oillgatlons made
by their firm.'
WEST ic TRUAX. Wholesale Drug
gists. Toledo, O.
WALDING.i KINNAN He MARVIN,
Wholesale -Orugglsfs, Toledo, O.
Halls' Catarrh Cure is taken Intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the nynum. Prire,
73c per bottle.- Sold by all Druj,'git
Testimonials free. ' r " ;
Hall s Family Pills are the best.
STRATHCONA'S OPINION.
NEW YORK, July At a" meeting
of the Iludson'a Bay Company. Lord
?trathcona-expressed the opinion, ca
bles the Ixndon correlpondect of the
Tribune, that In another decade Can
ada would be able to 'supply the whole
of the foodstuffs for the United lang
dorm . , ' .
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