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Newspaper Page Textifi V w : ' ji' . 'if f ft ill'- 1 f.' r ij ..I i n M.U...H. nm.ii y,r t.,fc,fc a' ii r " '-- Daily Capital Journal.' THE MAINE AT HAVANA. BY HOKBR BROTHKH8, THURSDAY JAN. 37, 1898. EDITORIAL. That no "unbleached American" should become prominent In Oregon, politics is quite a novelty, let such seems to be the case. A. D. Orlllln, colored. Is traveling over the state as a healer of Republican discord and a solvent of purtrurlent political difficulties. Mr. Grltlliq Is "swlmrlnif around the circle" and "contemplates delivering a number of speeches In Southern Oregon." According to a "leading Republican Journal' he In n "staunch udvocatobf the new and TItUE Republicanism." After swinging around the circle In Western Oregon, Mr. Orlllln sizes up the political situation very Intelli gently, although laboring under the geographical ml'tapprchcnslon that the "cow counties" are located this side of the Cascade mountains. lie concluded thus in his "Js'cw Age" editerial: 'Politically, however, the people of the big valley are unquiet They see much In the present local situation to disturb them. The whole state Is In a condition of turmoil and cxaspcr atclyoutof joint with the national framework of policy and progress The ttvo factions of the Republican party In Oiegon arc growling and snarling at each other In a manner to suggest that no peace will there be for the "grand old S arty," ho humbled, etubarassed and edragglcd by the personal conlllct of leadership, during the approaching struggle for the control of the state patronage. Tim people are In reality awakening to u fuller sense of tlieli responsibility In this affair and gener ally express a determination to assume a suggestively Independent attitude in the campaign now practically on Neither of the factious named will receive inucii sympathy from the "cow counties" this year. A visit among the interior cotumunltles'revculs thh fact ycry positively. Considered as an Affront by the Spanish People. ew York, Jan. 27. A Madrid dis patch 10 the World says: The official Intimation of the Ccon- icmpiaico visitor American war yes slcs to ilayana and the presence of the American squadron In West In dian waters has caused a sensation and much displeasure at Madrid, which the press or all shades cf opin ion echoes today with much bitter ness El Jmnarclal calls the conduct or American provocation without Jus tification, and recommends the Span iards In Havana to be prudent and self-pcsesscd, and to show Indifference during the stay of th American ves sels. Hagasta says the Spanlrh govern ment attaches no Importance to the movement or the American mi Ins. as It Is perfectly aware that President McKlnley barters no design against the present cordial relations tctwecn the two countries. It Is easy to we, however, he says, how politicians and military men can apprehend a dem onstration by the old Spanish party In Havana on tne occasion of a visit by American vesfels. that would llnd an echo in the patriotic feelings and naruiy suppressed irritation against the Unltea Stales In Spain. Hood's BUmulate the stomach, rouse the liter, cure billon. Z ! I nesf, tifartaehe, dizziness, W I I tout ttonuch. eonitlpiUnn. III 9 VZ 'T1'?-.? e",,, "'M T U dnmrUt. . oui, iuiiu mi iu Usotf't S4raparlll. STATE HEWS. It Is altogether probable that the congressunal elections of next fall will be the most hotly contested cvei witnessed In this country. Already parties through their respective com mittees nre gathering their forces, healing dissensions and compromising all minor differences. The great Issue will bo currency re form, as suggested In tho draft of law prepared by Secretary Oago and the committee report from the Indianap olis sound money convention, or a re turn to the silver coinage uud bimet allism as established and understood by tho organizers of the government. At national headquarters In Wash ington Micro have been conferences between the Democratic, Silver Re publican, and committees of other or ganizations favoring tho cause of bi metallism and looking to united ac tion In tho coming canvas. In tho present congress Republicans have a majority of 48, In a body of X7 mem bers, and It only rcquirs a chango of 25 to accomplish the desired purpose of an overthrow. That the next congress will be Dem ocratic or bimetallic, Is us much feared by. the slnglu gold standard people as It Is hoped for uud expected by those favoring silver rcmonotlza tlou, goes without saylug, uud with the prospects favoring tho luttcr. The first congressional election of tho year takes place in Oregon, in June. Vermont and Mulno elect In September, but nil the rest of the states ut tho usual time In November. In Oregon u fusion arrangement has been practically agieed on by which tho silver vote will bo concentrated. At tho congressional election, In 1800, it was divided. In tho two districts of tho stato the Republicans polled '11,072 votes, whllo tho Democrats and Populists, ugreoing on silver, but di vided 011 candidates, polled togethor 50,741. One or tho Republican candi dates had a plurality of .178, and tho other 03. Oregon will supplant Its two Republican congressmen by sll vorltcs. In Republican quarters It Is tho be lief that tho reduction of wages In Mnssachusotts.Conncctlcutnnd Rhodo Island in tho cotton Industries will work havoc In congressional districts. In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois Repub lican losses seem almost unavoidable, and North Carolina Is another state whoro tho Republicans must expect losses. Students of current history should examine a quarterly publication by that numo, price $1.50 a your. Tho Issuo for tho third quarter or 1807 Is before us and wo aro promised that each quurtor shall bo completed and dollycrcd not less than thirty days af ter tho close or that period. Tho value of this work depends not only upon tho amazing scope of the field which It covers, but also upon Us characteristic regard ror accuracy and impartiality of statoment, Its ejlinntlon of nun essentials, and lis preservation of duo proportions In treatment or events. In nil these re spects tho present number fully main tains tho high standiiid which has enabled "Current History" to win Its way during the last mjvcii ytars to an assured position in public favor Tho delay In tho appearauiT of this number docs not detract from Its valno. It Is accounted for by tho re cent change of location lioui Buffalo, N. Y to lloston. With the Increased facilities available In that larger centre, greater promptness In publica tion than over before Is promised in succeeding numbers, The magazluo is printed oil excellent paper, and has uii Increased abundance of IHustra tlons uud mans, which mid materially to Its value. In general usefulness as an historical reference work on till occurences of tho very recent past, it has no equal. It Is Invaluable to all students of tho times; and tho easy terms upon which it can lie procuicd either serially or In com plot 0 sets to date, place It within tho ruitch of all. It Is highly commended bj public men uud educators of eminence Kc.ltcd by Alfred S. Johnson, Ph. D. Price. I.M) a year; Huston, Tho New Knglau'd Publishing Co. Wo hopo to ho able to utuiounco a clubbing price. , American Ports to Be Visited. Maukid, Jan. 27 Admiral Chacon, the ad in I nil or the licet has arrived here and had a long conference with Admiral Rermejo, the minister of marlue. He asserted that the recent evolutions had demonstrated the per fect condition of the Meet. The next cubluct council will decide what American ports the Spanish men-of-war are to visit. The Spanish papers sharply stlg mailzo the Maine incident as an act of unwarranted provocation. Most of them counsel the people of Havana to show forbearance. In otliclal circles the tendency is to accept the argument that the United Stales Is friendly, and It Is needless to attach Importance to the visit of an American vessel to Havana. More Warships. Havana, Jan. 27. The Get man cruiser Charlotte (sohool ship), has Just arrived here. A British warship reached here from Key Westand some French warships are expected from New Orleans. Battle-Ship Coming. Mauuiu, Jan. 27. The battle-ship Vlzcavu, or 7000 tons dlsplacament, has been ordered to visit American ports. What the Maine's Orders Were, vvAHHiNUTON, Jan. 27. Tho pro- ccuurc to uo iniiuuca oy tho Maine upon her arrival oil Havana Is laid down at the navy department as fol fel fol eows: Relng daylight (for no craft is per mitted to outer the harbor during tho darkness) at the entrance to the har bor the Maine will begin to tiro u sa lute or 21 guns. As boon us the last gun bus been llrcd the uuns of Morm castle will begin u return solute or the same number or guns. Then, as there Is a Spanish admiral in tho harbor, a saiuto must uo tired uy thcMuInc in Ills honor. There will bo 15 guns ir he be a vlco admiral, and IU guns If a rcaraduilial. This saluto will be re turned In kind and probably the bpauisii win send a stair olllccrnboaid tho Maine to greet Captain Slgsbee. This call must bo returned and then there may bo u visit Horn purtoill clals, health olllccrs and other oillcers. Meanwhile, presuming that the con sul generul has not appeared, Captain Sigsbve will send one or his oil) -crs ashoro to tho United States con sulate with a message to General Lee stating that the Maine Is waltino- his orders, and indicating that lie would be pleased to receive tho consul geu oral aboard or to cull upon him ashoro ut his pleasure. These calls having been exchanged, the next thing In order will be a re ception to tho acting captain general, as General Blanco has gone cast as rar as Cabano. After these ceremonies arc concluded so fur as custom pro scribes, there may bo some entertain ment extended to the Maine's oillcers by olllclals In llayanna. It Is likely tho ship's crow will bo kept closely aboard tho ship. In this way tho probabilities of an unfriendly en counter between convivial parties or sailors and rowdies will bo reduced. CASTOItlA. 1 uo- ji Hono lulu dcaif li n iTiry Nicaragua Canal to tie Built. New YOHK. Jan. 27 The Herald correspondent, with the Nicaragua canal commission. nr1vl.ua nmW tho date of Mamagua, January 18, that uu; commission camea 10 wastilngton two days ago, as follews: "ihe canal of Nicaragua may be ounr, loricss man three-quarters or the original estimate. Four and a half or six and a half ve.-ir.i wilt h,. r. fuired to build It. Forty-eight hun dred laborers are needed to commence work. Ihesc should be divided Into three groups. 2200 between Rio San Juan and Castillo; 1800 between Cor Into and Momotemba and 800 In Man agua. This number or men should be aouoicu witnin six months. This wus received by the canal com mission In reply: "A company in Ohio and New York iius ueen uuiy lortuea to engage men rrom Puerto Barilos. -Jamaica. Rllw and Nicaragua " The Herald's correspondent adds that each or the 13 engineers with the commission represents a hlg syndi cate, each one righting to get the con tract, but the Ohio and New York men have secured It. The Chicago contractors and engineers are satisfied with tho facilities for work in the Western division. These are beyond their expectations. The party leaves tor lcuoa 011 January za. The Washington correspondent of tho Herald says that the above cable gram Is Interpreted there to mean that the Maritime Canal Company, anticipating a favorable ieport, from the Walker commission nn tn tii reaslblllty or the project and or subse quent, lavoraoie action rjy congress, has men prepared to blgln the work or construction Immediately. Under the terms or Its concession rrom the NIcaraguan government the canal, was to have been completed ucxt rail, otherwise the concession would be rorreltcd unless that com pany had extended a large sum or money in the prosecution or the work. In ract, it Is the contention or tho NIcaraguan government that the con cession has already been forfeited, but this contention is not accepted by cither the company or the adminis tration. Tho preliminary report which the commlsslpn will make will be sub mitted to congress with a view to get ting favorable action without delay upon the bill giving governmental support to the project. It has been anticipated that the report would be favorable, both n? regards tho feasibi lity and cost of the canal. The esti mates made by Civil Engineer A. C. Mcuocal forthe plan In 1895 for the construction or a canal rollowlng the Tola basin line puts tho cost or the work at 899,400,880, and a second esti mate, lixed the cost at $08,892,000. Stiay Shots by a Populist. Frcm Tom Watson's People's Party Paper. Uncle Sam Is the only honest banker this country or any other country ever had. He has never dernultcd to noto holder or depositor National bankers redeem their notes because Uncle Sam promises to do it, they den't pay their depositors be cause Uncle Sam don't promise to do It. When National banks rail, (and they rail every dav lu the vp.iri Tinrin Sam keeps his promises and redeems eve.y note Issued, but tho National banker never observes his promises to liny ueposuors, ana tuese poor devils liiivo to keep what little they can got. Honest bankers "make honest" money. Money can't und won't make houest bankers. Got tho cart before the horse, gentleman 1 No law can make a banker "honest" but law can make "honest" money. Ono commodity can no more make "honeit" money than ono swallow can mako summer. G Any kind or money bj'honcst" If It pays debts, It is the want or honesty In man that makes money dishonest. Gold money Is like a thief and a cowaru, it robs Industry of thrift In time of peace, and at the smell or gun powder, tucks Its lull between Its legs, uud skecdaddlcs to some place or safety. Judging the future by tho past what can laboring people expect from the slnglo gold standard policy plu tocratic rule. Them are at rrront do prisoners lo the Benton county Jail. The thermometer registered U be low icro at La Gramle. last Sunday. The Oomrreiratlonsl church at Eu gene is to be reseated. The contract ' lus been let. A call for Benton county warrants has been made by the treasurer. JilTO Is on hand for that purpose. Much ice is being packed at La Grande. Several Ice houes are now lull and more are being tilled. I The advertisement advertising ror bids to build the new court house ror Lane county has been ordered. J. K. Weatherford, or Albiny, has J been elected as president or the Cor vallis fc Eastern railway company. At Prlncvlile the saloon license has been raised to J400 and the brewery: license $40 to $100 Venders or cigar ettes arc taxed $100. The thermometer went down at Granite, Jrogon, to 35 degrees below zero, Tuesday. One woman rroze her hands and a boy rroze his toes. A Eugene company played In Junc tion last weekand in Its writeup the Times scored them In a lively manner, even declaring that one or the nctors ought to liaye been thrown off the stage. Ore has been struck In the Bohemia district which assays S30.000 to the ton. The ledge which assayed this amount Is but Urn Inches wide and the whole vein is ten reet, all but the rich streak goes 8500 to the ton. Mrs. Llia Bentley, wire or A. A. Bent'ey. of Monmouth, died Tues day morning'or pneumonia, arter an Illness or only ruur days. Deceased was 42 years old, and a daughter or M. Wllklns, or Eugene, wlro Is a pioneer of 1844. She left a husband und two daughters. Wasco cnunty's tax levy for 1893 Is 22 mills, the same as that of last year. It Is divided as follows; state, 3J: stato school, 5; Indigent soldiers, 1; county, 13.4. Last year there was a levy of 1 mill ror public roads, but the county court has this year In clud d that amoun'u In the levy for county purposes, and the Improve ments to public highways will here arter be paid ror out ot the general rund or tilt county. AMniSK "-W VB Lx.fi To MO LETTER FHERS. WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADE MARK. DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannia, Massachusetts, ihe ongmatbr of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same has borne end does now yZf7--4 on eVBry of laScW'&cCAX wrapper. I, that bear the facsimile signatun Thl fht, original "PITCHER'S CASTORIA" which has been used in the homes of ihe mothers of America for over thirty years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper end see that it is tho kind you nave always bought, ? ylCpu" 0n th and has the signature of OvaTuJUi wrap per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex cept The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President, - j Mtrch 8. 1897. Q&&&-fi'P TW CtMtAtia H1M; MWMftAT TUKCT. MCWTOfllt C1TT. . . DERBY k CO. . Bargains in Real Estate! 254 Commercial Street, Salem, Or. IN OLDEN TIMES People overlooked the Importance of permanently beneficial effects and were satisfied with tranclcnt action; but. now that it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently overcome habitual constipation, wcll Inrcrmed people will not buy other laxatives, which act ror a time, but tlnally Injure the system. Mns. Willman, I'mno studio over First National and organ hank, ft-tf r. Miles' Pain P11U, "Ono cent a dose." a, nft C.STOPtIA. (ziX7&&U "". Watch Prices IIolveuson's January clearance sale. vSrfof UbSa N?f.V!! POSTERS for SPINAL WEAKNESS. AllcIruRRlstssoll'cmforlH For Sale. Good Jersv dalrv nonr city with good trade. Sold cheap. Apply to DerbV & Co.. 24.r). ('nrnmpr- clal street. l-20-3t CWWcera agents for CaaacHwi Pacific Railway, OASTOZllii.. Th fij. J ilnlli S7x ssrr - ' w Bound for the Klondike. Stamford, Conn , Jan. 20. Fifteen hundred people gathered about the railway station to witness the de parture of a party of 92 men bound for the Alaska gold fields. The party Includes 3t members or the Alaskan Mining & Trading Association. All came rrom this and surrounding cities and have given up good situations or business Interests. They will go direct to Seattle by rail, and make their final start February 4. In the tpecially chartered schooner Moon light FARM, PROPERTY 2600 acre grainand s'.ock farm three miles rom railroad runiny water, good springs aad fair buildings. This is the best bargain in the Willamette valley. Price only $6.50 per acre. 332 acres, two and one-hall rr.iles northwest of Amity 24oacres under cultivation;! all fenced, 2 houses and 2 barns; family orchard; level land running water. Price S28.00 per acre. 690 acres adjoining Marion station a fine stock farm 90 acres under cultivation first class family orchard good house; 2 good barns springs and running water all for $12. per acre. 3u acres 3 miles north of Scio, 2 miles from Shelburg nt the crof ig of the O C & ERR and S P R R. 150 acres in cultivatien: good house and barn; all under fence! family erchard: good springs and running wa'er.Pnce $300. too acres 4 miles southwest of Turner 10 acres in cultivation; 30 acres in pasture good house and barn 3 springs; 7 acres of prunes. Only I25. per acre. 71 acres one-half mile rom Minto, 20 acre in culti-ation good house and barn; tuning wattr. i'rice Si 300, 20 acres of line land 3 miles south.' all in ood cult valion; for $.750, TO TR 0E.-2o acres inUmatilla county for improved -.alcm pioperty. TO TRADE...1S5 "res on the Alsea for city of Silernpropcrty, improved or unim-roeil. CITY PROPERTY A fine residence call for prices. property inside, cheap, House ani 3 acres of ground in subuibs o city cheap. $700. A good new house of 9 rooms for $1000. Sijo cash, balance $8. per month. House ar.d lot in Yew Park at a bargain a S3 .00 Lit your house and farm for rent or for sale with us. We sell tickets on thednadian Pacific rail road at Jj.oo to $7.00 less to eastern points, Nobody ncoil lmvo NmirnlffU s am t m irum iiruKKisia Oet T)r. Mllr-V 'Onacuutadostf' The British Occupy Okute. Laoos, West Africa, Jan. 2(1. The llrltlsh troops have occupied Okute, Horgu territory. Tho possession of Horgu Is disputed between Franco and Great Britain. Annual 8alea ovar 0,000,000 Doxoa FOR BILIOUS AND NERVOUS! DISORDERS suoh as Wind and Pain in tho Dtomaoh, GtiUllnt'69, Fulm4 aftor iihtiIh, lleail none. Dltztnous, Drowalttoaa. 1'lushlnKS of llont. LosH of Appotlte. Oostlvonens, DlotClit'S on tlio Hkln. Uolil Chills, DI. turbotl bleep, Frlulitltil Droaras and nil Nervous aud TromblhiK Hensatlona. THE FIR8T DOSE WILL OIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. Evory aufforur Will UOKUOWIOUUO lllt'ltt 10 uo A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. MIXCHAM'M IMLIJJ. taken asdlroct ed. wlllqulckly ntoro Females to com Iileto health. Thoy promptly rtmoo obstruction or Irregularities ot tho sys tem mid euro hlrk Headache. Tor a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Doochnm's Pills nro Without a Rival AnJ tilt th LARGEST SALE itranyrnicmjiruiclnp In the World. 3?o, at all Druu Stores, NORTH Morgan' HOWELL. Is ublo to bo out Virgil again. Mr. Leonard Yant and wire or Missouri, ure visiting at the home or his sister Mrs It. L. Steele Soverul or the young people of this place wore nruseutnt the instnllntinn exerclso and banquot. given by the uooeKaii lodge lu Gervals, Saturday evening, a pleasant tlino wus reported. North Howell grange held Us regu lar meeting on the fourth Saturday of January, beginning nt 10 a. 111. regu lar order or tnisltiesss was carried on until 12 o.clock when lunch and coffee were served. After which tho oillcers ror t he ensuelng were Installed. Dep uty Master J. Vorheof mllelutnl no in. stalling oillcers. On the evening or Jan lSth, Miss Millie Stevens was tendered a sur prise party in ho lor of her seven teenth birthday, that proved to be a most enjoyable uirulr. Thoovcnlng was .spent In piuslo both vocal and in strumental, games and conversation, after wulcli n delblnus suppor was served. Thoso present Iworo Misses Sadie Dyer, Ofa aud Hortha Wlsoner, Lu etta Cuwood. Mury Sweegele, Mury O'Ulolly, or lu-brusku; Mnnilo Hynor. Maud and Sadlo Cntsforth, Olllo Kelly, Mattio Haugbiuan, Maiulo Metis, uud Millie Stevens; Messrs. Kills Steveus, Frank (Jawood. Itert Morgan. Frank and Dennis Hvrms. Charley Dyer, Geo and Walter Vinton, Frank Hatoson aud Albert McPoland. McComas Elected ANNAfous, Jan. 2u. McCoinas has been elected souator ou tho tenth bullut. Tho vote was as follews: McCoinas, tiij Gorman, 67; Shaw, 5. WONDERFUL MEDICINE FREE! 1 All I PROMPTLY SENT TO tEVERV MAN WHO NEEDS A GENERAL .URACING UP. It Brings Perfect Manhood to The Greatest Discovery of the Famous Physicians' Institute, OF CHICAGO ILL. (-Gratuitously, gladly sent to all men who need it and who will write ror It, h m4kc vciLiriitaKU 01 inn TO THE EAST GIVESf IHE CHQICb Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis at Paul and Den. ver umana ana rwaneis iuy, ixw rates to eancrn citiri. For fall details call on or address BOaE & BARKER Agents, Salem, Oregon, OCEAN DIVISION. PortlanJ San Francisco. Steamers leave Ainswortli dock, Portlani, Dec. 28, Jan. 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, 27, Feb 1,6, 11, 16, 21, 26, Fare Cabin, $8; steerage,$i2.oo. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM ROUTE-Steamer Ruth for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m. For Corvallis. Tuesday. Thursday rnd Saturday at 3 p.m. Steamer Saturday at 645 a.m. Transfers to street car line at Oregon City if the steamers are delayed there. Round tnp tickets to ail points in Oregon. Washing, ton, California or the east. Connecting made at Portland with all rail, ocean and rier lines. Call on G. M. Powers, agent, foot Trade street. W. II. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or, EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- fHE SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY. 6:0O P M 8:30 P M 7--4S A M Lv... 'Portland. ..Ar Lv....Satem . ...Lv Ar. San Francisco Lv (9:30 f-io (800 A M OAM PM Above trains step at all principal station! bet. Portland and Salem, Turner, Marion Jeflerson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halsey, Ilarrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell Cottage Grove, Drum, Oakland, and all sta tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSEBURG MAIL, , DAILY. 830 A Ml Lv.. IIOOA Mj-Lv.. 5. "20 pm) Ar . .Portland .Salem.... .Roseburg. .Ar Lv Lv (4.'3 200; (7.-3Q OPM PM A M Pullman buffet sleeper and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through trains WEST SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CoRVALtlS. Mail tiains daily except Sunday. 730 am Lv 1215 PM) Ar .Portland.. ..Corvallis., Arl 550 .Lvf 105 OPM PM At Albany and Corvallis connect with tiains of the O. C. & E. Ry. EXfRESB TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 450 r m 7-3 p H:3Q P Ml Lv MJ-Lr . ") Ar? . Portland.... Ar . McMinnville Lv Independence Lv 8.-25 A u 1 A M A M 8:25 . f 5--50 ) 4.-50 Direct connections at San Francisco with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. SaiHng dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Aho JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSl'RALLIA, can be obtainrd from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket Arent, Salem. R. KOEHLER. Manarrpr C. II. MARKHAM, G. F. &P, A. Portland OREGON CENTRAL AND Disease makes a man just as helpless as if he were tied with ropes. Weary lassitude makes his muscles useless slug gish circulation of impure blood fills his brain with useless clogging matter. Ef fort is distasteful and brings scant results. The trouble usually starts with the dices tion. Too much brain work takes neoh d blood from stomach to head and retards the stomach's work. The body is net fed. The nerves rebel. Sleep becomes a stranger. Loss of appetite is followed by loss of flesh and all for the want of me right medicine at the right time. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is for the man who is losing flesh and vitality. It is for the man whose digestion needs help and whose nerves and brain are overworiceu. It is the greatest of all tonics. No matter what seems to be your trouble, the "Golden Medical Discovery" Will Cure it. It run- in- tnnl-i,r th. Mood pure, rich and plenty, and by fur- uiuK .uou ror nerves aim Drain. Koth Inn : has ever been found to equal it, but dishonest druggists sometimes try to make you believe that something more profiUbletothemis"justasgood." Do not be deceived. Get what you ask for. oj&f.lfi"1?!! '.f "fS'rU bring with it a trmla rff.JrJ? !htl ""ft thcuffcrcr for cither the duti or plciurc of life. Bict and bilious head ft ASA- . ?tt"jtude of hr UU arc due to con L Jvm,crc' Mlru cure con Ulnttloa promntly d rwnuanrotlr. Dnireku Mil them. NoiWoi clW U Jut the same." nifn nr rnnntr o-ii on,n i 1 . . . . kind Of medical treatmpnt f ,k" ".. "' " .1 """ "' "" ot lne TSM ,,,, , ,.. , , "" " jmcuiiar 10 v.u..- ,. can) vitea, omers 10 overwork, worry and proper medical attention IMMUdTaYbLY ' " lney aU re1Ulra rlte U3 at once, elvlnrj a description of your case and wo win t-,,. r ..'' """luneni unu lona to every iKtrtioii ami nrmn ,,,:,, stop all drains and losses, and ronLr, vT, . ,,l ? J..? r?? l.he bo(1y. tf -. vu 4, -j . k .- .- m . f I A III II ill !. I 1 our method. We hive thousands of testimonials men. Manv p.1.p nrn excesses), while many of the pnsa or ,i . general nervous debility. Jt mati..ra t v.. Eastern R, R. Company YAQUINA BAV ROUTE. Connecting at Yaqjina Bay with the Sa Francisco & Vaquina Bay Steamship Co. STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT," 3ails rrom Yaquina every 8 days for San rrancisco Coos Bry, Port Orford, Trinidad and Humbolt Bay. IlPnor , J..!-. . 1 b- -wwuiuiuuauuiis unsurpassea. Shortest route between the Willamette valley Fare from Albany or points west to San Francisce: Cabin, 8j steerage, 6. Round trip, good 60 days, H7. lo Loos Bay cabin $8; steerage 6. lo Humboldt Bay aad Port Orford, cabin io; steerage J8. RIVER DIVISION -.earner 'Albany" between Portland and l-o.-vallis through witeout layover. Leaving Corvallis 6:30 a. m. Tuesdays, Tnursdays and Sundays leaves Portland, Yamhill street Fdda s a" m' Mnday8' Wednesdays and EDWIN STONE, Manager, J. C. MAYO, Supt. River Division. r r mvpD .. . Ccrvallis, Or U O. COKER, Agent. Salem. ure is impossible with from all over the world. READ WHAT THESE iijniwmiia jnaiuuie, Chlcaire: PATIENTS SAY. ttr.AVPIf Uirv i.-. Dear Sirs.-I have n lv !.", """"" """. rch S., ,SG. myself a different man. I cannot lind words ,t,L tr,'atm',nt un1 "nd press the deep gratitude I fee 1 towards vo v, ,,V? "h to I'ra"M' and -derful. I amP perfectly cured nd nk vouT h "T1.," 8"n"ly won help you oil 1 possibly can.' May oTbuC hVwo?!, ""' Physicians' Institute. Chicage: r."? Yuly C- E- '- My Dear Frlends.-Pleaso aceept my thank tor ItL llV" 19, "95- done me. Losses have onii,.i ,Lh .""V .r.or th? W"0 you have all O. same doing? K. I am hotter than J have been for it v man. All my friends when th-v m . ' ' man come out like you." Never saw a returned. I am I do not fMrt ltke the "WrtM have you ben Oieffon Short Line! TIIE- Quickest, Safest, Cheapest Phyalclans' Institute: iiTfi1UrJTUa- Oentlemen.-! wish to cmrM. mv h-J,.. :TA'.W- D- J- my treatment. During m. in '..,.. .. . . l"w lor - ---i u luiik a. n w iHita inki I took M. I. C. . 1IH. result ot your UtUmtM the have hd m owiMto.; JTZZT. W4e riieiuu . ir.?!!r.?rolhw,'rptos 'irpnseti i ih t-,MAV iiiiiMuicmtm was remarkable. I """ , " "' 'uieine. iiy rrtetiOn are all ment in ray ceneral innranin.. it ... - .., ,uuiu ,nai v.i. -A - iiiuiii. - - ir proapor, 1 re- Hundreds of similar letters are now o au , hTf"" Mly. all are bona fide expressions of pr.o.otiy ,.12" ba- . w4 writing to us. and remember that we , Zi ? JlJ " tlon In every way. but our. I. the Urwa5J?LJ!'u'mi"m" " makes a specialty of SliXUAL AND NKKT MSTVl ta. """ ror posiaca on medicine, whint, 1. .i. " ii tnlii always pirn,, CMItS une lor all points rSci .,i .....u .. hi!i",iCha,ir,cars' ,,ullm;,n Piu" ta?2Sri?!!d uP',oUtereJ touristsleep. g cars on all through trains. BOISE & BARKER, Agent Salem, Or. UYliBg Pawencer -Mi.mj r, C O. TERRY. Agent, 124 3d street W. E. COMAN, General Agent. PHYSICIANS' INSTITUTE rm 3 ' -, ui tfV CURE YOURSELfx I I'lgM for unaaturttl irriikiiiitia up .-..!. ''.. '"UCMurmVml-T' H'l6piifi K'Ut or roliounn. MM!- kS-M4I o.MUH Noiu bT !..,... J .dF?' In rUln wr.PD,r ', ,,l,rM. rrpij. tor