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Daily Capital Journal.
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HOKBR
BROTHICttS,
MONDAY, AUGUST i, i8g8.
r's'l :
Doily; OndYcar $3 00, in Advance.
Daily. Tour Months $1 00. in Advance.
Weekly. One Year $1.00, In Advance
Rite-Bismarck. Dead
lUontlnucd from first page.
cm July 28, 1817. This was shortly
after tlic udjourntnent (if the Prus
.slan landtag, tlic llrst legislative body
In winch Hlsmarck s.it.
Their children, according tn thq
Uotha almanac arc:
Countess Marie, born at Scliocn
hausen August 21, 1818, married at
Merlin the Oth of November. 1878, to
Count Cuno dc Uaiitzuu.
Count Herbert, born In Hcrlln the
28th of December, 1810, now secretary
of tlic foreign olllcc and plenipoten
tiary of Prussia at the federal coun
cil.
Count William, born at Frankfort.
August 1,1852.
The-purpose of his life vvas-to uintfy
the detached states of (Jermiuiy,
binding them together under the
authority of the Imperial scepter, sur
mounted by the Imperial cnglo and
defended by the sword, and whatever
means might o needed for the car
rylng out of this purpose were re
garded by him as justifiable. Ills
career was a tempestuous one. Look
ago Ho was described an the "mini of
blood and Iron," audit was through
these agencies tint he won the
triumph with which his name Is as
sociated. Tim revolution of 1818 Infused new
hopes Into the hearts of tho pcoplci
Itadlcal Ideas were spreading and the
occupants of thrones trembled for
their safeCy. Hut Hlsinark Instantly
Identified himself with tho cause of
ticllng ngultibt tho people, lie up
held tho royal prerogatives and
lierccly opposed any form of lllieral
Ism, iflvlni; way with bad Kraco to the
concessions which Frederick William
eventually deemed wise to grant to
popular sentiment.
For 20 years ho ruled the cmplrcwith
a rod of Iron, Hut as tho years wont
by tho despised pcoplo began to make
themselves felt, lie was disinclined
to admit the fact, but the death of
Kaiser Wlllicliu opened his eyes to
tho stern truth that unless something
unusual occurred his Inlluonco In the
cmplro would speedily end, i
Tho French press showed unabatrd
enmity when discussing bis, poslblo
death, The Temps compared lilcnd
witiitnat or uiaiiHioue.f (eniiuKing
that, though tho llrltlsh statesman
rw
"Saved Her Life."
ris
M8. JOHN WALLET, of Joffcrsou,
Wis., than whom nono i more highly
osteemod or widely known, wrltos.
'Iu 1690 1 bad a aovore attack of I.adrlppo
ud txi tlie cud of four months, in splto of all
physicians, friends and good nursing could
do, ay lungs heart and nervous system wuro
so completely vrrucked, tuy Ufo was de
spaired of, my friends elvlug mo up. 1 could
only Bleep by the usu of opiates. My lungs
And heart pained mo terribly and my cough
was kuoat nggniYullin;. I could not lo in
pfi position but tt short tlpio and not on my
tett iWo at alb My husband brought ma
ftr. MUos' Kervino and Heart Curo aud I bo-
gap talcing them. When I had taVeu a half
of each I was niuchbotteraudcoutlu-
n Ids policy and had couir
Ispart), hejlled icgrottcd
by all on account of JAui grundanr of
his nigral Inllffin.cpjvhdrjjas, Prince.
HlsuiarcTT vvnbsc life lintl been suc
cessful, would porlsh cxeemtcd by
many, even In Oennatfy, and Inquired
grimly: "What sort of n funeral will
be given him by the millions of oclai
fsts who have boon hntc tils ty
rannical laws!"
AN MSTIMATH OP HIS CJIIAKACTKIt
wns nraninul for the n4ciulnlol press
by John Swlnton of New yrk: x
Hlsmarck, the pun mount, genius of
German unity, fell from power soon
after the young emperor who now
rules Qonnany ascoudod tho throne in
18SS, 10 jcars ago. Tho young man
und the old man outartalned dllTercut
opinions. In regard to sninc questions
of Imnorlal policy. Koth of them had
a quick temper. Hoth of them was
obstinate. They could not got along
togcthor in tho govermnotit. Hls
marck resigned the olllcc of chancel
lor In t8r,0,
In two things upon which Hlsuiarck
had sot his heart whan be was In
power bo failed lie could not, with
all his offort?, red hoc the Koman
Catholic church to subserviency to
the guvornment, and he could not,
with all his Draconian laws, destroy
socialism. It was a Ion.' aud bitter
struggle that he had with the church
but he was dNcnmlitlcd.atid the"May
laws" were icpealed. It was shutiio
ful cruelty that lie prictlccd upon the
socialists, who, however, Increased
and multiplied under It. lie could
not overcome the conscience or faltl
of the people of Germany. He was an
enemy of popular freedom. Ho was
the father of a military cmplro
a itr.vir.vv or iiusMARCic's hi:nhuai,-
81111" AND STATISSMANfUIU.
When raised to the highest poi in
the state under the crown, he undor-
stook the accomplishment of his llxcd
resolution of adding to the power of
Prussia aud placing her at the head
of united Germany. Mo bad some
thing of Cromwell's fanaticism as
well as Cromwell's stiength, and ap
parcutly regarded this as as a sort of
religious mission. In many respects he
could hardly luiyc been bettor
adapted for the task A rough, des
potic, chemeut nature, Indignant at
eloquent, people, who reminded him
of "women -with pretty feet, who
wear boots too tight for them, out
to bo admired," be was iindetcned by
scruples which harass the ordinary
statcsiiuii. liming set up his goil,
ho marched co It by tho str.ilghtest
path. "Not by speeches and majority
votes can tho great, questions of the
day be settled, but by Iron and blood,"
ho s ild. "This was tho oiror of '18
and 'l!." The solemn traditions of
diplomacy,, to astonishment of Hu-
rope, ho laughed out or court, lie
respected treaties exactly In so far as
they could be defended, und pioduced
by boisterous frankness the ollccts
which other men achieve by mystery
and deceit. With llttlo faith In tho
action of moral cause, bo took euro to
hayo behind him thine big b ttlallons
which destiny Is said unduly lo
favor.
l'russla atonco iccogulcd that she
had In li I in a statesman of command-
lug lypci h IkiIiI and resolute spirit,
with luirmw but Intense vision and a
will created to go crushing through
dlulculifpsamT'Ja'.hloii tho world to
his liking. Like a'l gieat meu-
tly BUCt'cfjRflil 111011--I10 o.ompll
lied what tho will clieets; what tho
power of an .Iron lesolutlou can ac
complish, Ilodared tl.o dUiy heights.
What the government could not get
by v.tos ho took. When tho reproon
tathoohambgr rofuscd Ufrsanatltm a
grout scheme of mjlluiiy roform, ho
trusted tho uppor house for supplies
In dlrecy opposition to tho constitu
tion. With cynical audacity bo car
ried on tho content aud was In no way
shaken when the country, over aud
ooi again, piowd Its t) mjuUilos ueio
with his opponents. The refoiius
wore executed aud the nation was
plainly told that lUi nppioval was of
secondary Importance.
Hlsmarck, Moltko, and Itoon, the
trio of mon who made tho Gorman
Empire, well undumtiHHl aio.li other
nod their master leposud full eon
iHenco in tho,m. In tbo Polish. In
surrcetlon, Prussia stood by tho cwir
and Europe touruod .but HUumrck
- KCrO !csstaHaa&4 vn
arc"i
K.71W- '-r--
. ,'
i vi riaj vj hiii
5
rlhrjod inio o
manh'xxl 'lit t"
rt B new 'jd Mraime
country; A lano or
i.ronnse and hope. ii
full of hidden danger Wfietlm heill
find liappjnm or miicr? pnflii Unrcli
Upon the Jh-iIUi and cotfflitfon or the lel
catc, sjfecBil (.rpaiiniii which id tlic flHW
and centre of Iilt womanhood
The live of vonnr women are oflen
recked ttecanne of a tnlstakcn wn of
The Pound,
arv I In.
1 i t. a vmintr
SUP 1KHUOI I 110 liOMKt
modesty, which Itadn them lo neglect the
'. w ettrteoied
into aenflita ehrotiic lUrllciilti" wWch Ik
earlier symotoMs of fenrne wkrn
These iroiiuies nmc
reettd; flevlop
liwfi wWch Ik
come a drasrvinz burden, ruinliiR llfe' tn t
. . .. f.r . . t.u-t...... ii .u.flu.t.11,..
oprxirtunUi t ana imriiiinK an pwiioiiiij
of happy wifi lioou and inotnerncKxi
Any omin unffrinir from these iklicaU
complaints neuls the heaMh Rlvtnif powei
of T)r 1'ierci Hnvorlte Prescription It
heals and strentrtJiens Hie womanU msflnsj
Stops weakcniriif drains, gives vitality to
tne nerve enures, ana rc-iores peneci or
ganic roundness and constitutional cuargy 1 1
It is the onlv medicine' duvised faf this jntr- K
pose by a skilleil ami experienced
in diseases of the feminine organ)
erlenced specialist
Ism
Itrs W II Imuran of Arlington Mo writes
"I hare used your 1'arorite rrescrlptinn' ami
am never tireilr sonndiMfc lis praise W hen my
lady frlenda complain, I say hy don t yoti take
Ijr, I'lerce s iHVonic i-remmioii ' i iwmi in
aimlouK mother whose daughter Ii8 years old)
IumI not been right for five montli alioul the
medicine, and arter" the young lady had taken
two-thirds of a bottle of favorite l'rescrlptlon
she was all right he had 1eeii treated by two
ol our liest doctors '
I)r Pierce's ureat tliottsand-pacc illus
trotcd book ' The People's Common Sense
Meilicnl Adir" sent paper-bound on
receipt of ai one cent stamps lo pay the
cost of mailing only Or, a handsome
clotfi bound cop for Ji stamps Address,
Ur K. V Pierce, UiifTalo, N Y
pSs)sHaMMasaiaT4SBBWwaaBaisBaBWsranaSBaaiBmsnferaMaaas.
Prussia needed l) complete her army
Organlatlon. Hut Its honorable
issue by no means placed at the par
liament of the people, and the hatred
of nisinnrck was practically excni
plllied by an attempt to a'usasslnato
him.
lie was promoted to the rank of
count In September, ISO'i.and linested
with mlnfstcilal authoiily over the
newly conquered territories. The re
lations with Austria continuing un
satisfactory,'' Hlsmarck concluded an
alliance with Italy and forced a quar
rel on Austria Hi .luiie, low), to seUle
once for nil the quosllon llrst ralcd
by Frederick tho Great, whether she
or PrusMu should prevail in Germany.
Events followed each other with
startling rapidity. Within a fort
night from the beginning of the war,
Prussia .had in her grasp, Hanoer,
Hesse Cassell and Saxony, and on the
JJrd of J ul was fougho the great b ti
tle of ICoeniggraot, which laid her
chief enemy at hoi feet. The p'.nvcr or
Austria was shattered by tho swift
aud mighty blows delivered against
It; and on tlio2(ltb of .luly she was
glad I o accept, prcllmiuailc", which
were soon followed by tho peace of
Ping iio.i
The icsult of this war was the liual
exclusion of A list i la I mm Guimauy.
Piussla was made tho center of Gor
man inlltieucc and btttei still, the
king and people were lecoucllfd and
new elections brought I i a paillametit
with which Hisiiiiirck could wink in
unison. There was lienor a moie
splendid triumph than wl.ou William,
preceded by Hlsmarck, Mollkc and
lioou, moved down Untordcn Linden
between rows or oer two bundled
captured Atutiiaii guns.
In Februaiy, 16(17, tho North Ger
man parliament opened in Heilln,
elected by unlyursul sulTrage and the
billot, and ugicod to forgot past ills
putes. in April a new confederate
constitution wag adopted and His
maick was made chancellor of tho
confederation. Tho ikU thioe jeors
were spent In consolidating tho union
of North aud South Gormany. I'lio
people desired larger j.ow or, hut Hls
marck had no sympathy with 11iqio
Ideas and the South Germans opposed
the union huoauto of the autocratic
military sj stem which they saw In
carnated In him. Among the ultra-
niontnnes thoio wusa not loss voho
montdlsllko for Prussia, which con
tliiunllv bunsted that It, was tho head
quaitors of Pnitoatautisiu and freo
thought.
Hud the unmplotluu of unity dc-
iwiiuwi wiiuliy on littciunl uaues It HIIUImipu-Aii uttor noarlj ilxefect
certainly would not have Ueep on long wtiaklllml bore Frlda.
achieved; but oUtor1 forcenOt allfl
eether unexrjectpaitiie (.jlllsiirurck I
aid. Frnnro badirei)rrfUitel by
j lire e-iiuiniuii nrcre-Bisc ni t'nlsalno
p.sw r, and even bcfure Uia treat of
i Prsgup w is Igncd the emperor, Nu-
polcon III, itidh-atrdn wlali Uiljp, nm.
ticns.ttr(l wit i rln l h hank'nT the
Tho-t)iHi3lyirrfrmsrtr11
Ut UrliiK .its.iit rftl union (,f (,rtii
iindSoutli, for which Idsiiinrclc was
toilllnjttWiiiflii the" tflUtaiiiftirier or
IR70. NanlMnV wi rm-tiDrimynnity
wnrftcjltorng, tid nothing Iffit nit
rlrigeventH, whlcli ihfluld iippeul tn
Galli-jlovoor (fWry, could sustain it
A rttHort to war was tho only nroiiii.
aufl'Priisafii wds ihe oiily opponent. '
There N nopirallel in German biv
lory to the entliuslasiii cnllcd forth'
bv the French declnrat ion or war. Its
atrolUjto universality was a phonomo
nonand Its Interislti prolmbly onuld
iiotbosuriKiHSeii. 1'roiii Alps to Hal
1 Ic retide were forgotten; oycry Ger
man Hew to arms, antl the "Wucht
Am Itheln" waschnnltd by millfoiis
of voices along the blood -'slul tied
rhcr. Undyr Hlsmarck's loading, Ger
man hands and hearts weic knit, ar.d
in bittlc arter battle the armies or
France were smitten unto the ground.
At last, on September !, arter the
disastrous battle of Scdun( the em
peror yielded his sword to the Prus
sian king.
Hlsmarck was the llrst to meet the
crestfallen emperor, aid at the bin-
quotnextday the king drank to the
health or his army, and turning to bis
minister, said: "And jou, Count von
lllsiiiarck,hac made Prusslagrc.it by
nicely directing her policy."
It was thcopinlon of many lmp.tr
tlal obsoners that the war ought lo
hmc stopped there, and there were
Germans who had the courage to ex
press this conviction, Hut tho nation
as a whole wished to see Frarcc
thoroughly humbled and applauded
the advance on Paris Oh the 28th of
January, 1871. Paris surrendered.
'Ihe king of Prussia was proclaimed
emporer of Germany In tho p.tlaco of
Versailles. On tbo 10th day of May
the petite of Fiankfort w.is signed,
aud since the conclusion of that
treaty, Germany a united nation, has
iieen at peace.
The main object of Hlsmarck's for
elgu policy has since then seemed to
be to Isolate Fiance. While not un
fuendly to England, he assiduously
cultivated the friendship of Austria,
and Hussla. He was the presiding of-
llccr when the powers met in Hcrlin to
deliberate upon the treaty of San
Stepbano tit tho termination of the
Utisso-Turkish war In 187!), his at
titude toward which had lunch to no
with preventing a general European
st niggle.
Though be Insisted on maliit'iiiing
the military system to which Gcruiau
vlctoiles were due, he h.i-i on seveial
occasions conti United to the peace of
Etuopo. He biought Italy into the
Triple Alliance, thus putting it still
fuithei outol the poworof Franco to
think of war. He placated Spiln by
making King Alfonso a Prussian
colonel, and despite occasional inls
iindcistaudiugs, his kindly relations
with tho car have secured Germany
fiom a war ol loicngc.
Annual Sales over 0,000,000 Doxea
.WJilffiW JUM's, Poirrum, J8ly 30.-WH
TODAY'S
MARKBT.
M.-WHlt vllej
Snfnn
Was ASiiiost Crazed
l -Z'i tier bbl.
Oats -Willie .ii(ff.mr
Limbs Cured by
unnrt nncl
Hood's Sarsnpariiia-..
Cnrnq OH thO
TOR BILIOUS AND HEEVOUS DISOEDEBS
mioh as Wind and Tain In tho Stomarl;.
nl.Mlnnsa F.llnf-S nflpr nUBlS. Head-
aohp. DizHnss, Urovvsness.lU8hincs 0t0),un i2c.
Hlotches on tho Skin. Old Chills. Dis
turbed Sloop. FrlKhtful Dreams and nil
Nphous and Trembling Sensations.
THE FIBST D03E WILL GIVE BELIEF
IH TWENTT MINTJTE8. Every sufTerer
will ucknowlcdce tliem to bo
A Ten Year's Seige,
"I havo'taken Hood's S.iis.iparilla
anp have found it a wouderrul medi
cine, Itbascuied me of thspepsla
with which 1 wns tumbled tor ton
joars. 1 could oat hardly anything
without great tnllerlng but 1 can now
oat the hwiit lest food and my health
Is good "
M. F. HoiK.iuts,
Anderson, Ida.
Hood's Pills euro all liver ills Easy
to tukojoaiy to operutc;rolhble' sine.
Duo.
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
IIEIXIIIM'S PILLS. taken ns direct
cd. will quickly r"storo Temalos to com
pleto lipnllh. Tliy promptly remove
obstructions or lrrpKtilnritlPs ot tho s,
torn nml curo Melt Ilcnilaclic. Tore
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEM, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Beccham's Pills arc
Wthout a Rival
And hare tli
LARGEST SALE
if . -my r.-ilcnt Medicine in tlic Vorld,
25c. nt oil Drue Stores.
iriihlcs Overcomo.
Ilay-OcKKl, 1 1(.rl2 00 per jm h kf out with wrea all over my ,
I fops -WrfI24c: old cn.p :. ltmb, ,d jhey caused such intent itch-
Wci.1 -llc, HK"l2c: ,,,frn,m;riI should go cra.y. Ivvasalw
i";.12,.. a.,....or.,. .V ltthtlrrflelta?. A -
turkej s, live, ItX-Ir. ,. cMg c-sed, ..d th. ores n my
J'.ggs-uregon,(J ic irei un . began to nesi. i"'" """"..,, mm.
nnf ujjuiiH''SMasBaBiSM
m i AS I IIMK sdlHrtlll.
l!.k I , ...i I'ortltnl AKI.IV I.
,., ...... . ..
AKI.IVI,
J'.Bgs e.ieK"iii,-i 1 1- i". "j- . . began lo imu ...
Hides-Green, salted SO W ("f c-1 ukirlg Hood's Ssmparilla.
'If iiood's Sarsaparllla has cure.1 ,, , o
lJ trouble and lluttering of tho heart,
d VhTe I began taking it my weight
?Bd '""!. on innds. It bis done my
nogs neavy, ci.o. , ,, iiasim:r"-r- -- . nlnv mv
Mutton Weathersruc; (IicwmI. Olf. ttomncIl good and I can now enjoy my
Hccf-!.teers,f t("l.rn;.cow, $2 WM. ,9 and cat with comfort. I recom
under 00 lbs.BK'c-.sliecp iieftmbV")!
Onions -Jl oO per i'K.
Hutter-HesMlHlry, JVaooi fancy
creamery, 50cfrfo5c a roll.
Potatoes, "WfiT'ic r sack
Hogs Heavy, 1.7
FKOM A SUFFER1-.R.
Ho
A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone
Heated i After J35 fcYears
CiiniiAi.is, Wash., April !), 1808.
Ur. J. F. Cook, .Salem, Or:
J received your letter and was glad
to hear from jou. You want to know
how my leg is getting along. It 1
all Ight; the llesh Is growing out over
the shin bone and is turning white.
It Is rot straight yet, but 1 think It
All) be as, straight as the other leg
when warm weather comes on. I tan
vvoik most or the time. The other
d 01 tors told me I could never be
cured without splitting it and Mirap
Inp the bone, but they are mistaken.
It lo getting well without cutting or
sciaplng, so they do not know as much
anUicy thought they did, but you are
all right, for you hayo done Ju-t what
you said you could do. I will unswci
a'ly questions you ask about my leg.
Very truly yours,
A. COOI'I.K.
i Cook's olllcc is at.:i()l Liberty
sttcet. Halcni
Call for Warrants.
Notice is hereby given that there arc
funds on hand applicable to tbo pay
ments of alt warrants of the city or
Salem endorsed on or before Scpt.O,
18!)(t, draw upon the general fund.
Please present said warrants for nay
meiitat Ladd & Hush bink, as inter
est on same will cease from the date
of this notice.
A. A. Liu:.
City Treasurer.
S1I0111, July 0,1803. 20-lOt
Ihe editor of the Kvas City, I a , dlobc,
utiles. One Minulc Cough Cure is rightly
nam d It cured ni) children after all other
remedies failed " It ernes cough, cotdsand
all throit ind lung troubles hlonc Drjg
Store.
U C blanks, of I.rwiivill-, 'l'eias, 11 rites
thai ens box ol DeV 'ill's Wirn llawt Salve
was w all 150.0010 him It cured his piles
of leu jcars itandini;. lis fi.lri.ie-!. mliors to
it. It cures eczema, sWn di.'aws an oli
t nale ores. Stone Drug btue
Win )out battles against disease by actmj;
)niplb. One Minute Cough Cure pro
duces immediate results. When taken early
it f rcvents consumpti in And in latter stages
it I jmishes prompt relief Stone llrtig Store.
'J liousands of persons lme b:en cured of
pile. by uiing DeWili'h Witch Ila7ol Salve.
It heals prompt) j and cures eczema and all
shin diseases. It nwes immediate relit f.
Stone Ding Store
Summer Resorts,
Will take camp outllts and parties
to coast and mountains with easy
nacks and good sot vice. Apply to
E. Presiuall, Crenu.eiy restauiant.
7 10 td
Cottage Groye At the city election
here last wool; ill votes were cast, i!0
in fnoi of consolidation and one
against. G. I'. Snapp was. elected
councilman to tall tbo vacancy caused
by the 1e1110v.il of U. S Martin fiom
the city.
Cottago Grove Poarl tho 11 year
old son of W, S. Honnett living
about a mile from this plate, met
w 1th a serious accident Saturday. Ho
was driving a wood wagon down hill,
vv hen tho nock yoke broke The te uu
began toitiu, throwing 111 nt under tho
wagon, tho wheels pacing over 0110
log, breaking It above tho knee.
Athena Louie, a cook of Athena,
wassontto tho county hospital hero
with a broken leg. It Is alleged that
he Insulted Mrs Ilolcom, and Ed
ward Payne, bet son-ln-Iaw, incoting
him In town, proceeded lo give him a
thrashing, In the light tho cook's log
was bioken,
dressed, Vn
SVI..M MAKKRT
V'heat-52c.
Oits- 2"c,
Hay Haled, cheat, 18 0t.
I'lniir In wholesale lots, $3 7 re
tall $100.
Hogs drecsed, 6c. ,
Live cattle- -MO'.'lc
Vcal-r.2.
Huttcr-Dilry 12(ci)lSc: tfoamery,
16(a20c.
Sliccp Live, J.J(iJ.
Wool HostJflc. MoImlr25c
IIops-Hest.lJfrtc.
Eggs-l.'Jc 111 cash.
Poultry liens, 7c; spring chicken
!)C.
Farm smoked meats Uacm, tc.
ham, 10c shoulder, 8K'Mc.
Pol aloes 40c.
How s This :
We olTcr One Hundred Hollars He
ward for any case of Catan.ih that
can t...t oc cured by Hall's Catarrh
(Jure.
F. .1. Ciii:ni:y & Co. Props , Toledo.O.
We the undersigned, having known
F J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and linanclally
able to carry out any obligttions
made by their linn.
West iV Trauv, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, O, Walding Klnnan . Mar
vin, Wholes lie Druggists Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c. per bottle, riold by all
Druggists. Testimonials free.
best
W.
.. ir.i' HnrsanarHla as tho
meml ,rr -- c
meduine u " j
Cvhfy, Primevtllc, Oregon.
Sarsa-parilla
. ,. ninmi Purifier.
lth..hest-lnfacttlie unc i" "" -
Snl I I ) nil dniglsts
Tim
Mail
I'm-
SpotuiK
lljer
2 p m
8pm
Wee, $1; six tot ti.
.1. i. after dinner
Hood'S PillS puis, aid dlgytlon. c.
uni'our 01 tiib rdvninrvN' or
The Capital National Bank
atSalc.n.iiitlicstitonf Oregon, at
the close or business, July 14. is US.
T .nnu'lllsCOlllltS .I1SS.2I0 8I
141J4411 I !
.li I ike. Denver V
Worth, Omaha, Kansas
Ou, St IJuls, Chlcaf;o
and I 1st.
Hop men, Sec Conovei the Husincss
Printer, for hop tickets, and sii
motiey. 20 co d&w
Aokci's Dyspepsia I lUeu nre sold on a
hositivc guarantee, ''ures heart burn, raising
oft he food diitre's after laling or any form
of dyspepsia One little tablet givs mi
mediate relief 25c ami and 5.1c. 1 unn &
Hrooks, drugget
Oierdrafts.secured and un
secured ,
U.S. bonds to secure ciicu.
lation .
Prciiiiiiiiison 1 .S. bonds..
Stock, securities, etc
Hulking house, fiirnituic,
and Itxturcs ....
Other real estate mid mort
gage ovvrcd
Due from National bulks
not reserve agents)....
Due from state b inks and
bankers
Due from approved reserve
agents .... ... .
Checks and otlicrcasli Items
Notes of other national
biiiks
Fractional piper currency,
,il. bnlo mill rents
Livvful money rcscivcfn bink, vl:
Specie 1J,470 1.1
Legal tender notes 1,570 00
U.S. Corn's of deposit for
tenders 1 1.010 o
Hcdcinption fundwllhU.S.
Trcas'r (5 per cent of cir
cuit! Ion V) j 00
1,121 10
10,0(10 00
2,'JS0 00
12,101 SO
2 1.Of.9 05
ri,:ii7 00
5,205 15
1 ,055 01
1.K10 00
1,785 35
7 r rt
Sp m
ck, Sn
Satimln)
I (5 p m
7.1 m
1iips
Thitrs
and Sat
o a m
.vton
Weil
Kn
Wnlla Walla, ; Spokane,
Minneatolu, M. rain,
Diiln'li, Milwaukee Chi
cag ami Past
OCI'AN STlUMhUH'S
All saltlBK dates uo
jeci to cliinu".
for Han Francisco
sail Augiit2 7,l2, 17"
7.
I'd Altska;
Sail Inly I'J v.
LOI.UMIUA Kivr.u
SI BAM UKS
l'o Astoiii and way land
niR.
wiu-Mi:nn and
vamhii.i. kivi:ks
Oregon City, Di) 'mi and
way tamiiiigi
wh.umiviti: iuvp.u
l'orlliml to Sali 111
and way landings
l,5d0 00
20 II
I eave
Ulpitla
1:45 am
Mon
Wist
1 riday
six am: Kivr.it
1'ips la to I ettilim
spokatie
1I)CI
to.' 1 5
a in
4 P m
4 P m
4 P m
'e Sun
3.V pm
il nu
Weil
4lo p in
't'lirs
'linns
Sal
l.v Leu
into 1
515 a"'
Sun
Tues
'lliurs
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of Cka&tfM&
The Chiel Ilurgess of Milesburg, fa., siys
DjWilti Little Lirly Risers are the beit pi Ik
he ever used in his lannly during forty jears
thoiise keepuig '1 bey cure constipation,
sick headache and stomach and liver 'rouble
tmallinsize but great in results ttonc
drug store.
Total
ruAiiiLtTinsi
Capital stock ptld in
Surplus fund
Undivided piolits, less-e-
pensesand taxes ptld ...
Minimi linnk- iints out-
1 spindlng
I Due lo other National
banks -
Due to state bmks and
bankers
Dividends imp ild 1,000 00
Individual deposits subject
to check 150,S02t,0
Deuniul certificates of
deposit .10,240 28
Time ccitllieates of deposit 40,720 75
Certi lied checks . . 517 50
vviu.AMi:rii: nivru divisioin
l'OU'I LAND SAI.KM KOU 1 lStramei
Kulli for l'urtland 'luesday, 'Iliuisda r 1.1
Svltmhv st 7 15 a. m
transfers to slteet car hue at Oieg e'll)
if the steamers aie delajed tin re oand
trip tickets to all points 111 Origon V railing
ton, California or the east. Conneetii'p
made at 1'ortlatid uli all rail, ocean and
mer lines.
IW. lLllUULllUUr.
den'l l'as. Agt. l'dillind, O..
?;H0,ill2 15 jO M. I'OVW'US, A.jent, Inde street dock
I)Or.r.AUS Salem.
75.000 00 ' IOISI" l!AKKi:U.
uy Ai'cuis,
15,000 00
,i,lll .1.1
17,100 00
107 S2
.112 78
Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's
Dyi epttu Tablets, One little tablet will
give immediate relief or money refunded.
soId in handsome tin loxes at 25c Lunn &.
brooks ilruggists.
A Money Saver.
Those bop tickets Invented by Con.
oyer tho business printer,
at De.tborn's book stote
See him
codixrw
"I think DevVitt's Witch Hazel Slve is the
hnest prejiaration on the market for piles."
So writes John C. Dunn, of Wheeling. W.
Va. 'try it and jou will think the same
It also cures eezema aud all skin diseases
Stone Drug Store.
Sick headache abioiuieiy jml permanently
cured by using Mol.i '1 ea. A pleasant herb
drink Cuies constipation and indigestion,
makesjjou eat, sleep, work and Iupp) . Sat
itfaction guaranteed e: money back. 23c and
Lunn & brooks diftggist
Long Crook The cowboys cele
brated tliulr tlay horo Thursday. It
If known as "cowboy day" A largo
nuiubor of horsos wore broken and
all the host liorsomon took part. A
prlo$25vvnsawarded to Otto lllnlon.
Over 200 wore presont.
Hop Growers Attention.
It is important tosce the Imp ticket
plans and prices at Conovei the Husi
ncss Printers. Deal horn's book store.
20 eo d.x-w
S.!rl. I.Mll.irl.l 1l.1rt,,C,1AC etna..,-....... . 1
"-.-. "..,vm,,v, vwiiat'l'liuil UI1U
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
nil: SHASTA 110 JTE
'.nu
Total . . ."... !I0,:U2 15
State of Oregon, County of Ma
rion, sh:
31. J. II. Albert, cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true, to tlic
best or my knowledge and belief
Southern Pacific Co
IXmLSS 1UA1NS RUN I1A1IY
(j:oo l' M 1 Lv . -Portland Ar 1 9:30 A
25 1' M Lv . . Salem ... Lv J 7 -oo A
7. 45 A M ) Ar. San i rancisco l.v (8 00 l
A M
A M
M
Above trains sti 11 at all 1. rim in.il Kinn.,,..
bet. Portland and Salem, 'J urner Marion
!nrkr,n Allint,,, 'I .....,. LI 1 .1 ,,.
1 II atiiim.k j-"--"" .."..., .tui 1, oui'iius, naisey,
.1. II. A I, lU.lt 1', Ilarrisiuru.llinrtinnf.lt, rn.n. ". fi
I ,nf J .-.... ..j, . uvnt, imncu
v,uiut uruve, ivrain, uaKiaml, and all Ma
Cashier.
tlik 'mi !lCllw?Mm!'rVRns Jel("C "1C li"s from Kos,,u,e l0 A,,,and. ""'vc
tills Jltlt UJ) IH July, 1803. losnuir. vuu.r-DAHY
Ml Lv Portland Ar ( 130 r m
mLv Salem . . Lv J 1 50.T N
M I Ar . Koseburtr Lv 7.-ao a m
M. W. Ill-NT,
Notary Public.
W. A. Cusick. )
John A. Caisson.
Gro. IMioiH.i.fts, )
Dlrcctois,
830 A M ) Lv
10,55 am Lv
5 "2o r m j Ar
Koseburg
Pullman bulla sleener nml unn,l.nl..
sleeping cars a'tached to all ti rough train?
v L.M SIIJUUI VISION.
I I II "k nriiin. .. .
AtlM-l :ii-, L4.l "'"' 1'OKIIAM) AMI COKVAILIS
VVilCII UUIIlii LcJlNl -- "'""L18"18"31 except Sunday.
LJ 1
Use a tirst-chss line m traveling betneen
Miniiea)ohs, St, Paul aud Chicago, and tin
puncipal towns in Central Wisconsin
lullmau Palace Sleeping an I chair cars
amilv. Portland.. Arlc.-cnPM
12, 15 i m ) Ar Corvalhs. . Lv i 1 oc J- m
At Albany and Corvalhs connect with
Hams of the (). C. h Ry
tMRhSs TRAIN may fuCKIH SUNDAY.!
A ifn ft w I 71 m T, : - ' . ..
'"service. 7.inn.li u,"allu Ml '2S A M
'ihe Dininc cars are onerat,,! t u .. Ii,3 . MfVr : McMinmille Lv CCo A M
.r.. ..." ... "",-i ...ill I M I AT
est of its patrons, the n-ost elegam service
" iiMUuraieu. weai me wneil a la
Cart:.
Independence Lv
8.-2S
Y S-S"
) 4.'So
A M
a 1 liver and stomach troubles can be nuicklw
cured bv using those famous htile pills known r . 111
as DeWilts little liarly Kisers. lliev are f PnlT3 Inrio
plesant 10 tji land mivur gripe. Stone Drug J C 1 1 1 Q Lll DOi
r. . .
rw , crCl0"slt ha" I rancisco with
Occi.lenta aud Oriental and Pacific mail
steamship linos for JAPAN AND CHINA
Sailing dates on application
" - newts to Eastern points am'
Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO
1
I
r.urope,
LULU a
Iron, vv",,.vUiLl1,AIXIA' "n 1 obtain-I
ltosebtirg O. i: Smith, whllo work
ing with a huybnlcr, met with an acci
dent Saturday. In somo way his leg
was caught by tho plunger of the
baler and broken between the fnot
and the knee
Astoria Mlohoal .ulo'lb. who Is
in jail ohargod with murder, ',, ynry
low with ty jilnililjfov or.
bad nuthlngakli) to fear In bis foreign
policy. Thu opportunity fur stlrrtntf
up the clmotlo olomonU CpiUi wlllcli
lioproi)U6cd toovohoa wisiuuiof hu
own, wasunilclt'd by tho revival ur
tho complicated ..Sqhlesvlg.Hulttolrj
nUCktlotl. mill vvbnn llin ltiwvlun
lsawwiriucomnlet.lyrrstort)dtohealUiUiP:rlla"lc"t WMsort to prmitti firm-
V2"i nU", WKRWWBM 'ollc" tar"nr William nail bU mlnlN-
JmqM iby MtofijW&2j9 ' Un t,wk w,mt 'W Tta
girtwder a Niivtfc'jTyl nnuy was utublllwtl nml swept tlu-
Kr Sey KJSiSS " ltS UUI of&!,',Q,uV ' T1"h MMHle!
Ui. 800k oa du-Br'VTldl war-u piglnj In hard lighting cum
imu.xdire.WmmdMmmM 1M,r'1 'iV ,ir'1l't.' lotncldent
MlHUMHKblCAI.CX)., KkMt,lad. WiijPrtl(U8Qaiin4lth- was ju' What
IT IS WRONG
to put "cheap" baking powder
into your husband's and children's
food.
'to obtain 'first chvsj service viur ncke
should reail ia
I he Wisconsin
C n MAi.i.i,i; K0,:nu:il Manager,
L. H.MAKKHAM. O. K .!. A. I'ortlai
Phoenix and Golden Kttle Hlcv.los I '"Sl:10" M"l Pn.. ,n 1 1 ' O - .
it Mitchell, Low is& Stayer Co. branch "-ifll information call on bo.i, ., Ul Vd J) QL L 3ST6m
opposite brewery.) Phoenix $.50 and nck't ugei.t or wnte "icn "-. I-UOIUMI
Wtlat d
Guidon $27. BO and 4J0.
1 IJ n t ir- M ,.. , !
. v.iiii, i.l.lll.lKUI.
7 CU.
Acker's Loghdi Keni'dy Will Stop a
cough at any time, and will cure the wom
cold in twebe hours, or money refunded
25c and 5cc, Lunn i: 1 hooks druggiats
JAS. C. POM)
Or
Staik
IASrCLofctf8f.mM,,VML
e;u.ouULr?dCOr'(''neralAlW
-take im:.
Pacific R. R,
The War Is On No Surrender.
Chas. W. Iltllonbrnnd bus made the A I O r in
cololiratcd J,otv York lco Cream for, Ann Nflf) KHPItlP !ii
twenty years-all other luiltatori. ( ,u uuu Ubl L I II
OnnrtsOfift . ur 10..r.nlc n ,111. v. . - V"MI
V-"" " ' -- vww 14IBII .lUli
door to lied Kront drugsUire. 7-rtitd Nmneapoiw
.. . St. Paul
Drink a iteeping of Mokio T ea pforo lefrinc
at niglit. andsteliow sou mil) )ou will sleep
in the
R. H Company
rvaqunu. ' J
-TO-
e
awd ho jjouly oti will awake
nMning it supplies food for tne blood
wiuic jou iiep, protivces a clear and beau 11
lul complexion, aad cures coastipatiou and
ick MHMlacWe. Liwn & Ilrooks, drugget
Notica,
CJneuji,
MsmjoiI
Tsraatu
v. Vuil
itolKM-!!-. "
l will not ba ret.poasible for any g . ' M,"tW:",a eoaio.
llitltf. pjititrMrttiul l.v utu f,..,. 1... . ' iDfOOatl trsiui -i-
Sir "' ""J """ "Ml W)r- P.rtr'TZZ.-W" 9 Mini
WAVTKH MOIM.RV !ionta,d.fc.,ici
Sjileui. July . isiuc , .,;., iP.MJ!,. d.m. ..
- ;r.T,H wm CVs. hi
rtutiUittn ofLaPrtt l.i .... .u.. .7 T,"s to Ism. .-1 -. '
I lor 1
Inm leaves Albm.,
Iram leaves Corvalhs
IwnarmeaiWmima
2, Keturning
Leaves Yaquma
Uave, Corvalhs
Arrive Allwm .
Por Uetroip
Leaves Coralh.
Leaves A'bany
Anive J)eiiUt , "
Keturning,
-eave. natron .
'eave Allmim
Amve Corvalhs
. 125.) p, 111,
IM5 1. ".
, . o to p. Ill
, , 7:00 a, m.
. . 1 1 '40 a, in
. 12 '25 p, m
. 700 a 111,
. . 8:05 a, m.
, 1220 p, J11.
to, Moniwal Ti. fQU'
r v n WI Wlsitsil I
rJ!lnwLiUS!!2!. ':!. "?' ' -3 ZLT!. coiM
d ri.r 7. 1. "i . L"""" w awa sh,,. TI Mlhe
12:40 p. 111.
605 a, 111.
I-acificlrnin0"""' Aitany i"ili 'sou'them
ahc train g.vmg duect serviee to and from
"l ianu a Ijicent beaches,
at lit! m-"i'aii.s arrives at Detroit
frauds f a"if,e "me t0 ,eacl1 campine
&roe,laj ,,n"l"'l' n, San'.iam
LDWIN STONU,
Manager,
". l.WALDEN,
T. F. t P. A.
J. lUUNLR,
Agent Albany.
Ksly K tsars to.b 1 effect. Tbev ner ,.i- . .!
1 1) ibcta for stonacb aaJ liver .uit.i.
atone uniff aiarv
sad brti
I", ific
"Bte to lhf.
IWta iBlNfai A S r,
Schilling
w
Best
is pyre-
true.
i
1
.and
ia.
ti
Mulvi Tea iKwitivcly cure, .ick hui.ri -
irdWaaiion and caMtipuioa. A eWliekttui 1 " BoaAu 1. u ' . ' K
timSed. asoartsand So cent. u x orTmV BJ,,7 ""I-imo,,,.,
"WtHV to
38K-. 'k Ur
The Hep Crap.
For the lient hop tlrkcU r,d iue
lMat U sm Couuver I be Uiuiii.
printer pt Diiiiirn'a bjk torT
eodiw
B4nth lWOstlftlllwINsItl
mo
"i ir 1 1
wade me: a man
2? TABLETS rosmVEl.Y CUIlii
1 w i .""Vjr. Wo... or mrrlmi
"""latlro. iU" nl,a!,ur end Oon.anipttoa It
K'1 wnu.am.riS?ir.,'Lc TOtt..VV. ai.
N.
K VT. r:uIS
orn.
Sifi1
AJAX
'nu lUo mon.7 TXT. '"."S001 cu n .sen
: '".! tr.utpVn.r.oa.i5 v.tr.pcw
flttr bill. , T-.va WW.WUUV lUttJl.
.if;i.,.lJ$oXirloa. nircuUr
1 n '! V.
. 1 .. ... . "' nil y 1 1 .1
" '"" Ir.. i"" ' W
- ' I -'mi v SJ
M-ll luU , Mm IB;IIT HU
'His) N
CfUO
la
frasO
1 UsuWt 8U,
LLle&sm. Ill-
2!!iiH inn 1 pbvj.,,.1,
- -fn - . 77L- : fe
UUHE VnilBSFIFF
CrilEsH IhUiU far ininitni.l
ih liargn, iudsnimslluai.
."...iiuu or uiwrsiioa.
CO.,
r,r..t p f . 1 sibIim, ana nut .trm-
,""" iw t' "i or puuunoui
Sold by DrUKeUls,
r ut in I'Ulu v.ranr,
riprmM, ir.p.U. fur
11 ur i Mil,., ii'js.
.. ulr m uu rtvjuiiit,
. ".t.i-,..
jijJi... .-