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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 9, 1893)
raaa sWalaiaK 55?53 &VSbJL6t& GAPllr. tOXJU8AiiMATXnXJA.Yt SEPTEMBEB 9, ltftHJ. Pi li r Hi bi THE CAPITAL JOIIMAL. PUBUttHEll DAIIiY, KXCE1T HUNDAY, BY" THJC Capital Journal Publishing Company. I'.MtofflM Block. Commercial Street. HOFER'BROTHERS, - Editors. lmltr, by ci rler, par mouth, JO 60 ua.uy.oy iusui. nr jem, . Weekly. 8 pages, per year, . 300 1.60 A ROBUST DEjIUCRAT. 'I he Welcome reporter lias bad the pleasure otjtfe ncquaintancoof Captain EgbtfrtjfSfarsbal Grady's new appoln teo.irt the place of bailiff of the Uulted States district and circuit courts, .for snore.ttaan twelveveara. " OptiltiuEibertJaaia pfoneer of NoTildOriuAk TfiZflrei kil'syor of Fargo, nu nflliM to which ho was repeatedly elected, farsKfWfor&lsobasTlDtfmocra- cy, enterprise uu gcueiireiijr, uu loved by every acquaintance. Twelve vearaaeo Cantaln Eibt-rt could bave lefetfee'Nurlh Dakota metropolia witb $000,000 lu his JeaiiB, but like every cit izen of that then prosperous region be 'lleved lie had struck Utopia the Eden of a newly discovered world. Conse quently the captain invested in every enterprise that promised either profit to bltuselfor benefit to thecountry. He placed money In every public institu tion a wide-ujvake, Intelligent, open hearted, progressive people suggested. Public halls, an opera house, elegaut hotel, educational concerns, street rail was, waterworks, electricilgbta, subsid ies to railroads and kindred proposition were euro of succor from bis plethoric purse, and an addition to the town was never so distant from the business cen ter that Captain Egbert did not possess .a goodly portion of it. At his own ex pense be planted miles of shade trees alopg the streets of the city and used his money lavishly to build up and beautify the town. One of his Invest ments was the establishment of a dally Democratic newspaper, which drained away a large portion of his surplus cash. Finally wheat, the one previous profitable product of North Dakota, not only declined in price to below tbe pro fit line, and added drouth season ufter season, abetted by furious winds which actually blew tbe sprouting grain ontof tbe mellow soil, Impoverished that en tire section of country, and Captain Eg bert went down in tbe maelstrom that destroyed scores of other men. He bat tled, however, with fate so long as he bad a penny left, believing that the visiting calamities would pass nwaj rand prosperity return, but his hope were never realized. Now, at the age of 74, though looking less than CO, tbe captain la first ofllclally recognized by the national Democracy. He deserves the place given him by Mr, Grady. New York Hops. The Watervllle Times of September 1st Bays tbe recent severe storms changed the bright prospects of a good crop ot hpps of excellent quality to the certainty of a decreased yield of much poorer grade. Even on tho poles that were not blown down tho vines were so whipped about and tho hops bo bruised that the result cannot bo other wise. Adding to this tho continuous wetting that the hops were subjected toaudtho very hot weather that pre vailed, made the conditions tho moat unfavorable possible. The Humphrey yards suffered tbo most aud so quickly did mould set In that many of them wore nearly ruined. Bome had been picked before tbe last storm of Tuesday and were thus saved but others will not bo picked, so worthless have tbey become. Tho only salvation for the lato yards was bright, cool weatber after tbe storm aud fortunately such has been the weatber slnoo Tuesday. At present while there Is some mould In the lato yards aud many red aud brown hops, owing to tbe branches be ing broken, still thoy aro keeping better than was expected aud with a coutlnu ancoof favorable weather, tho result will not be as disastrous as at first sup posed. Regarding tbe yield, many re port that their yards are coming down fully as heavy as wih expected, not withstanding broken brunches from many hills are thrown out. Tboro has been very few sales here lately. A five bale lot of Humphreys was bought here yesterday for 25 cents. They were for Immediate shipment abroad and therefore tbe price la uot a fair criterion of tho market. Auotber lot waasold for 18 ooula. The prloo of '92 bops'stlll remains at about 20 cents. E. Upbimann.of New York, was here yeterday to look pver tho situation. H. 1'rtestcr, of Nuremberg, Is now here. He reporta that recent advices from tUo continent of Europe assert that 114 yield will bo leas than last year lu Bavaria, Wurteiuburgftiid iu Germany but a"Ct,t,er u others countries to nearly twake up the loss u these. The Brllu TeblattofAug,21 lu his authority and that paper estimates, tbo total yield of th world In 18W at 1,630,000 owls, and H 1W3, 1,400,000 owts. T XrfttU for Good. Valuable timber and farming lands In Lincoln county lu Iraota of 10 to ICO jkCrw, Will iraue iijrn""5n "umu-i tim, Aldrees, I'kkic A RusakXL, I Jiu Vaqulna, Oregon. ' CARTER'S . rim -xhm YlVER n pius. Hi CURE Rlek TTMUeheaixt nliero all lbs troubles Ind dent to a bilious state of tbe system, such at Ulzxincsa, Kausea. urotrsiness, uisiress aiier eating, Pain in tbe Side, &c While their most remarkable success has been shown in curing SICK Headache, yet Guma's Littlc Xjtxs Piujs aro equally valuable in Constipation, curing' , and preventing this annoying complaint, while 3 they also correct all dJsorderrof the stomach, stimulate thaliTer and regulate the bowels. i-Tta u uey onij curea t HEAD che tW would be.ajgost price to those who suffer1 from thJjrdistresslnf cemplaint: But fortunately their goodness does not end CberewuTthose' who once try them will rind tf these MMe pills valuable In so many ways that U5y wflTo be-willing to do without them. But after all sick bead ACHE Is the bane of so many lire that here is where we make our great Ittast. Our pills euro it while others do not. darn's Lrms Lrrra Piii are very sman and very easy to take. One or two pills make dose. Tbey aro strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who use them. In vials at ZS cents; ore for $ 1 . Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. mm lasicnrs co., vn Tt SanEE Mfe U'b Don't you Snow That to have perfect health youmusi bave pure blood, and tbe best way t bave pure blood is to take Hood's Bar- sa pari I la, tbe best blood purifier and strengtn nunner. itexpeis an taint 01 scrofula, salt rheum and all other humors, and at tbe same time builde up tbe whole system and gives nerve strength. Hood's Pills may be bad by mall for 25c. of C. I. Hood &. Co., Lowell, Mass. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. XTOT1CE is hereby riven that tbe Hon. 1 county court 'ot Marlon county. Oreeor.. na duiv aDDOlnted the undersigned adminis trator of the estate of James T. ilnrdlng.de ceased. AH Dersona having claims aealnt aatd eatato will please present them to roe at m farm, or to D. (J. Sherman, at bis orcke In rstiem.uregnn, properly verided, within six it) month from this date, and all persons mowing themselves Indebted to said efttate are requested to make lmmtdlate payment JAnKIUAKUl.tU Administrator of tbe estate of James T Harding, Sept. 7th. 1S33. OM3t PEARY'S 8LEOQE JOURNEY. Reasons For Considering It a Blost It murkubie Perrormance. To tho Editor of The Bun. Sin In your issue" of this morning you spcali of Lieutenant Peary's famous sledge trip n being tho longest ever performed by two men vrlth a dog tenm. Is nH this an error? Colonel W. II. Olliler'H trip ivrross Siberia was much longer.and 1 understand from htm that the first 4.000 miles of It were itccompllslied with only the aid of a single native. I do not write to dis parage Peary, but certainly Cirsar should have his own. DAvtD A. Ctnms. Our correspondent has unintentionally misquoted The Snn. We did not say that Peary's sledge trip was the "longest ever performed." What The Sun said was. "He made the greatest sledge journey ever performed by two men with a team of dogs, traveling on tbo ico cap as far as from this city to Omaha without a single advanco cacbo of supplies." This of course is a matter of opinion It is an opinion, however, that is sup ported by leading authorities In arctic matters, as was shown, for instance, in tho recent session of the Berlin Geograph ical society, when ono of tho honors ot tho society was conferred upon Lientcn ant Peary. His porformanco did not equal that of Gilder or of several other sledge parties notably during tho Franklin search cither in distance covered or in average rate per day, as Tho Snn showed months ago. It is, however, tho conditions un der which snch a journey is mado that fix its relativo position among similar performances. In tho first place, his journey was made many hundreds of miles north of every other sledge routo that is particularly conspicuous both for distance covered and for averago rate attained. Some of tho conditions were wholly new. It was tho first timo, for instance, that an explorer had handled a team of Eskimo dogs on tho Inland ice. Peary did not have a single advance cache from which to replenish his sup plies. Many other sledge parties wero ablo to establish such caches, or at least there was the probability that they could secure somo gamo to feed their dogs if dogs Instead of men wero in the traces. Peary had to faco the probability that he would not bo ablo to obtain a pound of fresh meat, and he therefore had .to drag every ouuco of supplies for man and beast that bo expected to use All previous, sledgo work had best) dono at or near tho sea level. Peary's sledgo work was dono throughout at a height above tho sea of a milo to a Tnile and throo-flftlia. For two weeks at a height of over 8,000 feet ho advanced among clouds so dense that from the rear of his slodgos ho could hardly bco his dog teams. For two weka he was utterly unabta to steer a course except by taking tho compass direction of tho wind and stopping ovory 15 minutes to see If tho wind ltad uot veered a point or two. Under tkwo and other equally unique, uutriod and remarkable conditions Peary mado a record which tn point of distanco covored and average daily rate ranks among tho conspicuous urctic sltxlgo jpuroeyo, aud the conditions under which the results wero attained muke tho journey tho most remarkable of sledging exploits. If two meu have inaloued it elsewhere, l would I inter satin? to know it. Now York auu rr A MUlk Somewhere, Willis (lig!itiu,raclgar)-.Aa rule, tho last half of it cigar is always, bad. Wallace Thou you must be smoking that ono backward, Urooklyu Lifts SDGUESTED COMMENT. The PanAmescan medical congress badeclared consumption contagious and Homeqpatbi8tsjL'qUdnks." Once more Oregon is treated to a pro verbial Oregon rain, .About 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon the "mist" reached tbe proportions of n shower and the drops pattered down like an Etstern rain in summer time. But It's not au Eastern rain. It's instance! teardrop abed because they are forbidden to !eav- the celestial throne and come down ioi a summer's outing in this paradise on earth. It is a timely rain. It came just in time to allay the dust that was bt coining more deuse than necessary forcomfort along some of the highways. It conies to drive away the lowering clouds of smoke, to quench tbe forest Area and purify the atmosphere. It cotue-t at a reasonable time to water the earth and set vegetation to growing for autumn. If it ceases In time for hop growers to save' their crop, 'twill seem very much as though 'twas sent special ly for Oregon. Welcome, Oregon rains! ? MEN Easily, Qnlcxlr, Permanently Restored. WEAKNESS, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, and ail the train of evils from early errors or later excesses, tbe remits of overwork, sickness, worrr.etc FuUstrengtb, development and tone glren to every organ and iiortlnn of the body. Hlmpl'.natnral methods. JmrnedlatelmproTement seen, failure Impossible. 2SU references. Boot, explanation and proofs mailed (sealed) free. ERIE MEDICAL CO. BUFFALO. N.Y. Willamette University, Balem, Or., School of music for piano, organ, violin, ringing, orchestral instruments, Harmo ny, counterpoint, rugue, orcnestratton and higher musical composition. No letter grade of work done west of tbe Rocky mountains. Prices low. Seven teachers. Next term begins Sept, 4tb riend for annual year book or address, Z. M, ParvJn, Mas. Doctor, munir-a' director. 8-9 2md&w Before doing to tho World's Fair EnquirelAbout Tbo Limited Express trains of the Chi cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railwa between St. Paul and Chicago and umana ana tjnirago. rFiVinfmi tfultia ara ?aa f Kill 1 aIaivIa AUCOO la O tt-lO HIO TW)IUUiOUt OtCVllH lighted and steam heated, with tbe fin est Dlulng and bleeping Oar Service in tne world, Tbe Electric reading light in each berth Is the successful novelty of this progressive age, nna is nigniy appreciat ed by all regular patrous of this line, We wish others to know Its merits, as the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail way is tbe only line In the west enjoy ing tho exclusive use of this patent. For further information apply to nearest coupon ticket agent, or addre ireas C. J. Eddy, General Agent, J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt. 225 Stark St,, Portland, Or. tf DOWN GO THE BATES! The Union Pacific nowleada with re duced rates to eastern poiuts, and theli through car arrangements, magnifiu ently equipped Pullman and Tourist sleepers, free reclining chair careand fast time, make it t he best time to trav el. Two trains leavo from Portland daily at 8:45 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. 'The rates are now within reach of all, and everyuoay suouia toue advantage oi them to visit tho world's fair and tbelt friends in tbe east. Send for rates and schedules of tralus, and do not purchase tickets until after consulting Bolso & Rarker, agents, Salem, Or. 'W. H. HtTRXBURT, Asa't Gen'lRa8a. Agent, U. P., Portland, Or. IMPORTANT. If you anticipate visiting the world's lair, or your irieuda tn tho East, take advantage of tbe present onoortunitv. sb tbe fares are now so low tbey cut no ngurein tuo expense, llie Chicago & Northwestern Railway have placed In service a solid vestlbnied train, between Portland and Chicago, tbe famous Wayuer tourist cars, free recllcinu chair cars uud dining car "par excel lent." With the accommodations fur ulalied, rates now offered, together witb the short time consumed in making tbe trip, it la within the reach of all. For further Information, apply to any ticket agent, or write A. G. JUhkkh, Gen'l Agt. '2T2 Washington street. Portland, Or. How's This! Wo offer One Hundred Dollars re ward fur any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. ClIKNKY & Co ."Toledo. O. We. the underslffned. have known P J. Cheney for tbe last 15 jearn, and be lieve mm periesiiy nonoraule In all business transactions and financially ablt to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West A Ijiuax. Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo, O AValdino, Kinnan & M AltvtN, Wholtfstale Druggists, Tole do, O. Unit's Catarrh furo la taken Intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho svstein. TestlmouiaU sent fn?. Price 75a ner bottle. Sold by all Druggists, MlbH ANNIETHnHNTON. XwiorTlorr ot Mukio, Dresden. UerruAoy. Vocal Instrumental music lun'ruelorof French . and German at Willamette University, Koou67,JxliuUdiQ. H-tf. VI60R SSI Conservatory Mr. Grant TV. Bante " For years T have had heart difficulty and kidney trouble. I was unable to sleep on my left side. I am now free from kidney trouble and can sleep on either tide, thanks to Hood's Sarsaparllla. My wife had chronic tore throat tor 20 years. Since talcing Hood's Cures Hood's BarsaparlUa. a'ho has not bad sore throat except once when she took cold." Gbxnt TV. Babxes, Elchford, N. Y. Hood's Pills art) th best after-dinner rills, assist digestion, cure ileK hasdacaa. The CiMb ul the Sea Anemone. Somo crustacean hide their shells un der another si creature, apparently to protect themselves. A certain hermit crab found in the Mediterranean sea is fond of a sea anemone, and it is unusual to find a shell which a hermit has chosen for his house unprotected by his anemono friend. A gentleman relates that he captured and put in a large aquarium one of these-sea anemones on a shell in which was a hermit crab who seemed al ready to have outgrown his house. "All went well for awhile," he writes "Then tho hermit grew so large that he had to leave his shell and abandon his friend. An hour after the hermit left his old shell I looked at the aquarium again and was surprised to find the sea anemone on top of the new shell which the hermit crab had adopted as his dwell ing. They both seemed very Well satis fied. "How had the anemone como there? 1 soon found ont. I cautiously lifted the shell to tho surface of tho water and let the anemone fall to the bottom of the aquarium. Then I put the shell down near it "Hardly had tho crustacean touched bottom before be seized the anemono with ono claw, then withtwo, and I saw at once what ho intended to do. "With great care he went to work to replace the anemone on the shell. He found the anemone upside down, "and he took great pains to stt it upright again. Then he grasped it firmly with two claws and raised it and placed it on the shell. For 13 minutes ho remained per fectly motionless, pressing it firmly on to tho shell all the time. Then bo very cautiously took away first one claw and then the other, "I was pleased to seo that when ho moved the sea anemone remained' in place as firmly fixed as tho energetio little crab could wish." Oregon State Fair. Under tbe management of tbe State Board of Agriculture, on tbe State Fair Grounds near Salem, commenc ing September lltb, 1893, -and con tinuing one week. MORE THAN $15,000 IN CASH Will be paid aa premiums for Rtocfc, Poultry, Hwlne, Agricultural Products, Fruits, Native Woods, Minerals, Works or Art and Fancy Work, and for trials of speed. Bedncod Sates of Fares and Freights on All Transportation Linas. PA VIL.I" in open four eventnes during the week, with good muslqin attendance. TUENKW cmNl?HTAND and the new Regulation Track are conceded to bo among the most comlortable and the best on the Pa clflo Coast. i SPLENDID CONTEST OF SPEED each day. There la entered for these contests tbe nest neia or horses this year that has been on the rronnds for many seasons. Valuable and handsome Improvement nave Deen maaeontnegTonnasanaDuitainxs. PREMIUM LIST. Has been revised and Improved to the credit of the exhibitors Entries for Promlnms close at3p-m.the nrst day or tbe Fair, and Exhibits must bo In place by 10 p. m. of said day. PRICES (IP ADMISSION. Men's Seabon 1 lcket a f 0 Women's Heason Ticket 1 00 Men'DayTlcet W Women's Day Tlcke! Si tlace Track Tickets, Dally 25 W6meu to Koce Courve, Kree. Children under 12 years. Free to all. end to the Secretary at Portland for a Prem luui LAmi. J. APPEBSON, President. JT. T. GUEao. Secretary. SWftwtd TO SALT LAKE, DENYER, OMAHA, KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AHSAU. EASTERN CITIES. DAYS to CHICAGO J2 UOUrS Qukkest t0 CMcag0 anc HOIIK Qukker to 0m?ha Md Kan Through Pullman snd Tourist Sleepers, Free Keclming Chair Care, Dining Cars. tor rates matt tensral Information call an OrtMlOltMS, V, H HUTUJJUKT. AssUG. P. A. SM WMkimtfto, BV, Qor.Sd jMsiWiJOB, OsVMOV, fe.HIMllll (0 TUTS FALSE MODESTY A CRIME. Tbe Awful JlesponslbUUygTIiatDeYoljes Upon Fathers wild Mothers. Tho majority of parents and teachers assume n frightful responsibility in re fraining from making known to -the youth of both sexes the terrible conse ouences of sexual vice. Vast! numbers of boys are allowed' by 4 their fathers Ur trt rf tt-n f-lia ttfAtfl cilitcwt tn Twn powering temptations on every Bido without a word of warning or of in struction upon this vital subject. The mothers of girls are almost' equally guilty in this respect. I say guilty deliberately, for 1 esteem it a crime beside which many so called crimes aro innocence itself. There are in every community debased women who seek to lure boyB destruction", and We send out our innocent BOn3.t6tmeet them without arming them with that knowledge which is their only safety; without that salutary fear which even a slight acquaintance -with tho terrible and farreaching effects of vice would inspire in their young minds. Our young daugh ters also wo send into tho very lairs of ravening wolves without that vital in struction we are too modesf tqgive them. It is not true modesty which deters us. Surely that is a false delicacy which is shamed by speaking of the mystery of life in a proper manner to a child. But not only do we hesitate to speak to children of these sacred, natural truths ourselves, but wo leavo them to be vulgarly instructed by low minded companions. Andthese teachers always omit, what in truth they seldom know, tho consequences which follow vicious indulgence. Parents who do not entire ly refrain from instruction sometimes omit this. They have a blind faith in their own children, in the instinct to ward virtue which is really in most chil dren of "virtuous parents, and which is tho only salvation of multitudes. But it is not safe- to trust this too far. It needs to bo re-enforced by knowledge. Only those stern principles grounded in science which have been built up with infinite care day- by day from early childhood will a ail if temptation has a chanco to do its worst. Tho eternal de mand in nature for purity, and tho in evitable penalty of impurity in lasting disease and suffering and disgrace, can not bo-too strongly impressed upon every child in very early life. Whoever shirks this duty does a wrong whose farreach ing effects cannot bo measured to tho child under his care. Hattio T. Gris wold in Boston "Woman's Journal. The King of Spider. Ceylon is tho home of the largest spe cies of spider that has yet been made the subject of entomological investigation. This web spinning monster lives in the most mountainous districts of that rug ged island and places his trap not a gossamer snare of airy lightness, but a huge net of yellow Bilk from 5 to 10 feet in diameter across the chasms and fis sures in the rocks. Tho supporting guya of tho gigantic net, which in all cases i3 almost strong enough for a hammock, are from G to 20 feet in length (as condi tions and circumstances may require), made of a series of twisted webs, the whole being tho diameter of a lead pen cil. - iAs might bo imagined, this gigantip silken trap is not set for mosquitoes, flie and pestiferous gnats, but for birds, gaudy moths and elegantly painted but terflies, some of the latter having a spread of wing equal to that of a robin orabluejay. Somo extra fino skeletons. or small birds, Jizarus, snakeseta, navo been found in theso webs, with every vestige of 'flesh picked from them. Tho owner and maker of. these queer silk traps is a spider with a body aver aging 4t inches in width and 0 inches itf length and with legs"0 to 12 inches from body to terminal claw. Some axe spot ted, cithers .red with greenish gold,abdo men and legs. St. Lonis Itepnblic. Skirts and Feminine Activity. Curiously, just as tho dress reformers aro attempting to show the tyranny of tho skirt camo Loio Fnller and the skirt dancers, and 'now tho Frantz family. Tho theory of the reformers is that the skirt, by fettering tho movements of women, has ever prevented tho accom plishment of great things. Tho skirt dancers, under yards of extra stuff, aro friskier than ever and point their toes at tbo very stars. The Frantz family wear demure-black satin gowns to tho feet, as primly cut ns a Quaker wid ow's. When a lady can turn 80 somersaults without stopping and como up smiling without turning a ln.ir, or run np and down two Burterimno&ed men ns n. mt runs up and down a tree, it seems that no lack of achievement on woman's part can bo properly ascribed to her dress. It fa interesting to uotice how essentially feminino aro the soft, feline, graceful movements as well at tho dress of thui entertaining Women. New York Even ing Sjun. A Monkey aud'Pttrrot Time. C. Hudson, a Warimoo passenger, 6on of the journalist and government ste nographer of that name in Ottawa, and nophaw ot; Mr. I -;x)p ?. Vancouver, B,G$is coraun tryopng,Jn'theship Ing business. I but"15 years old, but brought ovtr.t visignment of 100 cockatoos and a woukera on sneenln. tion. Tho monkeys killed, threo eu-W tooa. Twelve died bvbinkinlr tw sh water dashed Into their cfl-M fmm i, ocean, and 25 ate their way through '" v.Sv pabupvu wu wtb urowneu in the open sea. Tho tnonte-n rmt tr on one occasion and stiread hnnn amnno the ladies, fpr when tbe ladies' ran tho monkeys thought it &nejun,tp run af tw scaled by tho amateur xrobin a wild attempt to escape. In recapturing them their owner had bis hand Try badly tUta.-3.ttl Pot-UtUiffms; - S m mm On the label of every can is L.fi. . . , A .. V . ARi?YD GOING A BSHIN.G ? TMi; NEW WipnAB'TTTB eSTABLES Completed and ready to wait en customers'? Horses boarded by day or week at reasonable prices. We keep a full line or Truck, Drays and Express to meet all demands. -Aleo-keep the fineet-StalllnBsin-lbis county, for service. Barn and residence 2 block south CLEAN. If you would be clean and have your clothes done up in the neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the SALJM STEAM LAUNDRY where all worktis done by white labor and in the most prompt manner. , COLONEL J, .OLMSTED, 'Liberty Street. CHURCH I LL?iirnp5,?iiERps,Piinil) minnnii.ni bo i Duniwimnd J THE LEADING INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN PAPER T)F THE VALLEY. cuupjsr : IBllil Receiving '311 the . ' . - -Associated 3Bfeetss , ;. 11 hA - raity by:mau:,;per:e,4r; a " These low .hard times rates .enable every faimt r to have his daily paper and -know? thei state, of the market and all the news of thtx world. .'EdUoriacommentisfeiriise randl kdeptndent. Edited by its publishers to secure good . government for the people, able to'deai juBtlyJandtfairly with all. Complete Telegflphic, StatecCpital, For " eign Market and Crop News. TRY THE 'W'CElsTmiLY!" r5St& Jm &nhSMltt$&JCjT onthS $3 a Year, Postpaid. The.Only-One Gent Newspaper on 4he .'Coast. More new 'thanany6bl4'weeklies that coefc $9'to$12 z year . No papers sent after time is out. AkTsfwWrr'All-Swta Readers. .wi . - ItoMd.Eublishers, fidtm, OregoB. Hunting, Pic-nicing, Camping;, Mining, Lumberirig, or on'afcchefnl outing? If .yoildre do not fail to Jay in aSupply of the m nm is a jui Cwderised Milk. It gives iHe most deli cious"fiavor to tea, coffee, chocolate and many summer drinks. It will keep in any climate. You can use it in the place of milk for general cooking purposes. Your Grocerand Druggist sell it. the signature of. Gail Borden. of postoflice. 21XAT dC 1U. 103 iStaLte 'Street. Dispatches. i n T II L (I m w llnnh In f ATTTfinnii uuuuic licwAuaui I I f : tu&v .iiA.MgAaSsfee- ,..., ji .-