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Daily Capital Journal.
BV MOKKR BROTMBRS,
FRIDAY, AUQU3T 30", 1898,
Dally, One Year $3:00, la Advance.
Dally ,"Four Months $1.00. ir Advance.
Weekly, Ono Year $1.00, In Advance
IMPERIALISM.
What a Few of Out Exchanges Think of
It.
TI10 man or the party that purposes
to carry back tlie flag of the country
from any place in cither hemisphere
to which it lias been advanced by
the valor of -our soldiers and sailors
will be reckoned with by the Ameri
can people, and will be crushed In the
reckoning Orcgonlan.
When wc had whipped Mexico, In
order that wo mlehfc rctalnTcxas.and
the Ulty of Mexico had surrendered
to General Scott, why did we not keep
Mexico and not have 50 years later, a
lousy sliver standard country at our
doors? ITerels a Flilllpplno for our
friends who desire to take the Philip
pines to our bosoms. Hlllsboro
Argus.
Political control under free trade or
equal trade privileges lias little
bearing on trade, save adversely
in so far saddling the col
onizing nation with nrrny and navy
administrative expenses as to burden
Industry. The United States, which
is deemed to require an excessive
tariff to protect its own home market
from British competition, Is proving
its ability to compcto successfully
with Great llritaln In thoso far oft
British colonies, and it is consequent
ly proving the utter absurdity of the
need of colonies to provide outside
markets, Our foreign trade, without
colonics, Is growing faster than the
trade of any colonial power of Europe.
Whatever this fact may not prove, It
certainly does show that the jingo
contention has not a leg to stand on.
Springfield Republican,
Why clasp to our bosoms 0,000.000 of
semi-barbarous and uncivilized peo
plo in tho far cast, through whoo
veins Micro already mingles much of
Spanish blood V Wc liavo been legis
lating tho samo clement out of
America and now we propose to take
In 0,000,000 of them at once. They
are not capable of self government
and wo at onco disavow that prlnclplo
for which we contended that taxation
without representation is-slavery.
Think of the blood and treasure It
will cost to subdue and hold the Phil
ippines. Dewey says It will take an
army of 150,000 to subduo tho Insur
gent?, aside from thostandlng army
that will have to bo kept tliero to
hold them In subjugutlon alter they
are conquered. The American horse
or mule cannot endure transportation
and tho ell twite of that country; still
they would sacrlllco tho lives of 100,.
000 noble sous of freolom and for
what? To advance tho interests of
commcrc. Wo cannot alTord to scud
sorrow to ono hundred thuusaud
homes, or sco them 6tand as mourners
around tho graves of loved oncs,or en
danger and barter our liberties for
gold. The true greatness of a nation
Is not In the extent of territory but
rather In the happiness of Its subjects.
Ashlaud Town Talk.
Town Talk Is edited by a ycunu
lady, Miss Margaret Stanly, since lior
brother joined tho volunteers. It
would boa good thing for tho Oregon
press If a fewmoro editors would go
to the front and leave their sisters in
charge.
Tho honest moral way to treat the
Philippines would bo this; Spain
cither has a mural right to hold them
all or has no moral right tocedo to us
oooof tlicin, They either belong to
her, or she has no right to bo tliero
and should bo expelled, if the prin
ciples on which the American gov
ernment was founded and has been
Maintained be-correct, tho Philippines
belong to tliair own people. These
people liavo fought gallantly for isclf
troyernincnt. To say they arc not lit
for it la to beg tho question. That
to always, eald of every struggling
&. No new -government would
wurtselt outride, tclUsh Intercuts
ifthKie consulted. Our govern-
il bus accepted the armed aid of
UtoFfetllpplno patriots; Doweyguvc
fgHM, WJldwan promlbcd them
1 ww support, tho nation tacitly
jriwuld not betray thoui.
m Ueiu freedom, uuder
; m mey can sutaa
fft"
5E
uiunu. It wo want u nitval utution, we
should get tt from tlieni, not from
Spain. Tacorua tXews,
Does tua administration thick for a
minute that our citizens aro going on
dally paying a lieavy war tax for the
purpose of upholding a war of plill
anthrophy? Don't make any mis
take. We aro paying a war tax which
hurts, which comes out of us In hard
times, and all the colonics of Spain
must bo acquired to offset this great
tax on our pockets. Pendleton
Tribune.
Nothing could better exhibit the
uttor insanity of tho Imperialist
mind than such pitiful drivel as this,
written of a nation which has hardly
touched as yet the life-sustaining and
wealth-producing possibilities of
the land It already eccupies:
"The refusal to accept the responsi
bilities of the. Philippines which the
war has brought would bo a declara
tion to the world that the United
States of America has passed Its
prl nib, has lo-t Its energy and self-
contldence, and Is now, like elderly
Individuals, engaged chlclly In avoid
ing exposure and exertion."
Wc quote from the same authority
which less than four months ago was
opposing the war, opposing all the
opportunities of increasing our tcrrl
torlal area which the dullest mind
could perceive that a war with Spain
would bring, declaring that our needs
consisted chiefly In a reform of the
currency and the attraction of foreign
capital once more to these shores.
Springfield Republican
OREGON STATE NEWa.
La Grande An Iron foundry is to
be put In hero by W. J. Dowclllng of
Dayton Washington,
Oregon City Dayld 0. McAffce, a
pioneer and veteran of the late civil
war died here yesterday aged 71.
Astoria The grand regatta at this
place cost moro money than was an
tlcipatcd. The r.ommitncc Is $800
short.
Astoria Clatspp' -first Hour mill
will be In operation In a few days.
It Is located on Big Flshawk river.
Its capacity Is 524 barrels per day.
.Enterprise A three day's race
meeting will bo held hero beginning
September 1C, and ending September
17. Purses to the amount of $150 will
be contested for.
Baker City The assessment roll tin
this county shows Unit tliero are 070
miles of rallroUd valued at $302,700 In
the county, Tho county has a net
taxable properly of $2,602,478.
There are now four regular four
horse freight teams and. two regular
packtinins plying between (Cottage
Grove and Bohemia, so great Is the
rush of business In the mines.
Albany, Otto Zimmerman's slx
ycuroldboy fell outofun open window
lust evening and broke Ills right arm
between tho wrist and elbow, both
bones being broken Dr. J. II. Hill
was called and set the broken bones
and the little fellow is resting easy,
Eugene The tannery Is now turn
ing out from 600 to 1000 sides of
leather per month, for which ready
sale Is found In San Francisco. As
tho value of their out put is about $-1
aside, It will be scon that they nre
doing a buslncaB of from $3000 to $4000
per month. Four months time is re
quired to put a lildo through the
tanning process. Somctroublo.ls now
experienced In obtaining hemlock
bark, and the indications aro that In
a few yeais it will bo nrccssary to
moyc to where bark can bo obtained
moro easily.
Corvullls '-There Is much activity
In tho local pruno market. It will bo
ten days or two weeks yet before dry
ing begins, but early bids for the now
crop aro pouring in on local growers.
As already announced the Corvullls
Prune company has contracted Its en
tire output at 3J. Bcslacs this sale,
vhlnh will probably run up Into tho
tens of thousands of dollars, Thomas
Bell has sold his entlro crop at 3) and
4 cents, and yesterduy F. P. Sheas
green closed a contract far tho dis
posal of ono car load of Ills now crop
ut3l cents forjsmallor and 4 cents
for forties and littles, and tho prices
quoted uro for tho dried product de
livered sacked aboard tho cars at Cor
valllH, at which time tho purchuse
money Is duo tho seller."
An Explanation,
Tho, reason for tho great popularity
of Hood's Sursupanlla lies In tho fact
that this mcdlclno positively cures.
It Is America's greatest mcdlclno.und
tho American people huvo an ubldlng
confidence In Its merits. Tluy buy
and take It for simple us well us ser
ious ailments, confident that It will
do them good.
Hood's Pills euro all liver Ills.
Mulled for 25c by O. I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Miibs,
Change of Time,
Tho O. O. T. Co, steamer Pomona
will hereafter leayo for Portland dully
except Sunday ut 7 a. in. 8-23-31
'J dunk DeWIll's Witch Hicl Stive It the
hntkt preparation on ihe nutlet fur pile."
So writes John C, Dunn, of Wheeling. W.
Va. Try it and you will think the same
It alto cures ectema and all skin diseases
Stone Drug Store,
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Commissioners' Court.
Business Transacted at the
August Term
By the Board of Commissioners of
Ma!on County.
CRIMINAL ACCOUNT.
State or Oregon vs. Emory Drake'
J II McNary $ 2 60
TJones 1 70
S Furgason 1 73
Ed N Edes 9 05
GTIIaas 1 70
A O Dllley 4 CO
EE Cooper... 170
Stato of Oregon ys J Starr:
S L Haydeu 5 00
Ed N Edes 0 20
A C Dllley 1 80
State sf Oregon vs Pauline Phillips:
C L McNary 0 00
Ed N Edes 70
A O Dllley 2 30
State of Oregon ys Chas Patten:
SLIIayden 5 00
C W Donaca 0 70
II Judson ...
A II Damon.
Ed K Edes ..
J Jones
II I Pratt....
1 00
1 70
0 20
A CDIIley 17
Louise Cronisc 1
AM Humphrey 1
State of Oregon vs L Fish:
S L Hayden 5 00
EdN Edes 0 70
A C Dllley 2 30
State of Oregon vs Geo Erlckson
J II McNary 2 GO
Geo Townseud 1 70
EdN Edes..., 0 C5
A C Dllley 2 50
State of -Oregon vs A Richardson
S L nayden 5 00
Ed N Edes 0 20
A C Dllley 1 80
btatc of Oregon vs L Shaw:
SL nayden 5 00
Ed N Edes 0 20
A C Dllley 1 80
Stato of Oregon vs A McFuddcu: ,
S L Hayden..., 5 00
Ed N Edes 0 20
AC Dllloy 1 60
Stato of Oregon vs Chris Stelnbacb:
J II McNary 2 60
J McAllister 1 70
EdN Edes 8 20
V Brannlng 1 70
AC Dllley . 4 00
F Dcckman 1 70
State of Oregon vs E Baker:
S L Hayden 5 00
Ed N Kdcs (J 20
AC Dllley 1 80
State of Oregon vs Dickie Woeds:
J II McNary
EdN Edes. ,
5 00
20
A O Dllley 2 30
State of Oregon ys D Pugh:
S L Hayden
Ed N Edes. .
A C Dlllev..
5 00
0 20
1 80
Stato of Oregon vs L V Ehlen:
SLIIayden 5 00
II A Johnson 0 80
L P Adams 1 80
State of Oregon vs Elmer Musser:
S L. Hayden 5 00
Chas Good
John Cassldy...
John Baker
II A Johnson.
Jack Good
Arthur Gloyer
M Felstlngcr ..
1
LP Adams '. 0
Frank Cassldy 1
Arthur Bramlct 2
State of Oregon vs Don Sprague:
SLIIayden 5 00
II A Johnson 10 75
LP A dams 2 00
Stato of Oregou vs It D Bylund:
S li Hayden 5 00
n A Johnson 8 50
L P Adams 4 10
State of Oregon" vs Clarence Eckcrt:
S L Hayden 5 00
II A Johnson 5 00
F W Durbin 2 50
Statuof Oregon vs John Dee, (China
man): F DePuo 6 00
State of Oregon vs R Rec:
F DePuc 5 00
KOAU .AND llltlDOK ACCOUNT.
I K Amend
Brown & Smith ..
4
35
70
11
Cup Lumbering Co.
5
to
E M Crolsan
WM Collurd
J M Eskow
75
20 45
28 10
An OldSoldier
His Story of What Hood's Sar
saparilla Has Done
Whole Family Greatly Helped by
This Medicine.
"I am an old run down soldier, my
whole systom being out ot order and my
right aide partially paralysed, I have
tried varloua remedlea and realized only
temporary relief. I have been taklug
Hood'i Barsaparllla and Hood's .PiUs, and
have derived more real benefit from them
thaa anything I have tried. My wife ha
been greatly helped by Ilood'a Barsapa
rllla. Bho was all run down and her
system much out of order. My two little
hoys recovered quickly from the effects
of diphtheria by taking Hood's Sirsapa
rllla, whloh rid them ot troublesome sores
aud symptoma ot the croup. They are
now well and hearty." W. F. Burnett,
Btarkey, Oregon, Remember
Hood's spJriua
Is the txst-lu tact the Oae True Blood Purifier.
Hnul'a IPIlla MMe,lwUeUoa,
IllMKl t' MHomasis. ooaeWnMon.
Ed N Edes ?0 60
John Girarden 20 00
J CGoodalecld $3.35..! Rej-
J C Goodale, eld $8.80 Rej
J O Goodale, ckl 135
B B Herrlck 6 00
BB Uerrlck 12 00
CM Ulukle :. 221 30
D II Johnson 0 80
John Idchty 03 10
JE McCoy 132 00
Jesse Macy, eld $18....' 15 00
Wm Mortcnsen 3 80
J 11 Moser 100 00
Valley Manufacturing Co.... 7 00
T Remington 23 20
Radabuugh& Low GOO
J II Simmons 20 00
RLSwarlz, eld $3 7 CO
R L Swarlz, eld $18.47 IG 37
W J Small 24 00
S.intiam Lumbering Co 0 40
G P Terrell 3 00
Valley Manufacturing Co 1 00
Austin & Western Co 8 00
Ole .Hagen 24 00
J N Davis GOO
L Uobson 2 80
Wn Sherman 3 20
JS Johnson 2 00
E A Churchill 2 00
Frank McDaniel 2 00
James Roberts ' 1 00
E A Churchill 2 00
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL ACCOTNT.
J W Watt..,
Salem Water
S II White &
S II White &
R M Wade &
9 00
Co 50 95
Co 1 75
Co 75
Co 17 55
Salem Light & Traction Co
35 00
W B Warner & Co 45 54
Oregon Tel & Tel Co 3 00
STATIONERY ACCOUNT.
Geo F Rogers, eld 87.50 83 50
Statesman Pub Co 13 55
Patton Bros 10 45
RossE Moorcs 19 70
PAUPER ACCOUNT.
Salem Hospital $ 02 00
Salem Woolen Mill Co 9 05
JN Dayls 1 15
M M High 145 80
John Hughes 37 31
Steiner Drug Co 35 00
Ellas Downs 3 50
M Butala 0 00
BII Bradshaw , 18 00
Draco Hutchln 20 00
WG Stanton
A M Clough
CORONER'S ACCOUNT.
A M Clough, eld $22. 15
CII Lane eld $1.00
R AKIrkcld $1.00
T A Jones eld $1.00
C N Churchill eld $1.00
II II Watson eld $1.00
JS Phillips eld $1.00
GroverTichnorcId $1.70
Daniel Bright eld $1.70
AWaGage:cld$1.70
M J Keel eld $1.70
T J Cronisc eld $1.70
GeoRlcliter eld $1.70
R Jones eld $1.70
DrCartwnghtc!d$5.20
AM Clough eld $8.00
L 00
8 00
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Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Uej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
Rej
A M Clough eld $1.50 Rej
A J Basey eld $5.00 Rej
ELECTION ACCOUNT.
Frees Schaub eld $2.50 Rej
J L Cook eld $5.00 $ 2 05
ASSESSOR'S ACCOUNT.
J W Hobart $318 00
SHERIFF'S ACCOUNT.
F W Durbin $ 48 1)0
CLERIC'S ACCOUNT.
L V Ehlen eld $228.33 Rej
FA Turner $37 00
HEIIATE ACCOUNT.
W W Hull $ 2 CO
STOCK INSPECTOR'S ACCOUNT.
S WRcad $111 CO
PETITIONS REPORTS ETC.
In the matter of the report of S.
W. Read, stock Inspector; approved.
In the matter of (tho road viewer's
report G. P. Bennett ct al on the lo
cation of a county road near -Stay ton,
aud the claim of F. M. McDaniel Mr
damages sustulned on account ot said
road locatien: ordered that J. M.
Eskew, John Irvine and Albert M.
Morris be appointed appraisers to as
sess tho damage on the land of said
F. M, McDaniel on account of the
location of said proposed road.
In the matter of tho report of F. A.
Turner, of costs collected on the G.
W. Davis road; appioycrt.
In tho matter of tho claim of J. II.
Penland for $00, as supervisor of road
district No. 2; approved und. al
lowed $50.
In tho matter of tho petition of
John A. Shaw, ct al, for the bridge at
Mill City; approved not granted.
In the matter of the petition of
Ben Brown and Mary Brown, to
vacate Brown's addition to Woodburn;
continued
In the matter of the petition of
Henry Keeno et al, for the appoint
ment otG. W, Powell as J. P., In
Stuytnn district; approved.
In tho matter or tho resignation of
J. M. Waters as J. P., for Stayton
district; accepted.
In tho matter of the appointment
of Daisy Hobart und Edwin llobait
as deputy assessors; upproved.
In tho matter ot the report of W.
W. Hall, county clerk of warrants
issucu 111 juiy on insane account; ap
proved. In the matter of the report of W.
W. Hall, county clerk of warrant Is
sued 011 salary account for tho month
of July, 18D3; approved.
In tho matter of the report of W.
W. Hall county clerk, upon the un
settled uccount of ex-Clerk L V.
Ehlen, which shown that said Ehlen
had paid Into the present clerk's
hands tho sum of $2500 In cash, und
J deposited receipts amounting to
'$53101, making a Uitul of $3031,91
, paid uysald Ehlen; upproved.
I In tho matter of the petition of
!U. W. Miller etui, for aid on county
road leading from Satam to Sclo; t is
ordered by the court that the clerk
drawn warrant In fayor of T, L.
Golden for $25 to aid In Improving
said road.
In the matter of the petition of
John WI1N, for aid In constructing a
county road; ordered by the court that
the clerk draw a warrant in favor
of said John Wills for $50, to he used
In the construction of said road.
In tho matter of the petition of F
B. Mays for a tax rebate ot $12; al
lowed. In the matter of the compensation
of stock Inspector; ordered by the
court that the clerk be instructed to
notify the stock Inspector that the
compensation from and after August
3, 1898 be 1100 per annum payable
quarterly, as 'provided by statute
(Session 1, laws or 1803.)
In the matter of the amount paid
E. O. Clmmness as per order of J E
McCoy on amount due him on Aba
qua bridge account; ordered by the
court that the clerk draw a warrant
for $31 1.89 in fayor of E. O. Chamness
on the order of J. E. McCoy 011 flic.
Din the matter of the part payment
toJ.E. McCoy on his account with
Marlon county for the construction of
the Ablqua bridge; ordered by the
ccurtthat the clerk draw a warrant
for $300 In favor of J. E. McCoy to
apply on his accouut for tho construc
truction of said bridge.
In the matter of postage stamps for
countv officers; ordered by the court
that the clerk draw a warrant for
$10 In fayor of G. P Terrell, county
Judge, to be used for said purpose.
In the matter of rcplanklng the
west approach of the bridge across
the Willamette river atSalem;ordered
by the court that the clerk receive
bids until September H, 1398, for
planking 930 feet of the wetaprfroach
of the bridge across the Willamette
river nt Salem;planking to be 4 Inches
thick, 10 Inches wide and 18 feet long;
clerk instructed to advertise same for
a period of two weeks.
In themattcrof the petition of J.J.
Ryan for a liquor license for Butte
vlllc precinct; granted.
In the matter of the petition of J .
W. Hobart for extension of time In
preparing the assessment rolls; not
granted.
In the matter of the appointment
of Minnie Ireton-and ;J. J. Shaw as
deputy assessors; approved.
COMMISSIONERS ACCOUNT.
J N Dayls $ 0 00
Wm Mlley 17 00
A Brick With a History.
Fl jrence West :A row days ago E.
C. Knowlesof Maplcton received by
express a brck which is a reminder of
his youthful days. Mr. Knowles was
born in New Hampslilrn in 1820. The
next year his father built u new house
and as was the custom of the time
it contained a large lire-place made
of brick. These brick he manufactured
himself near the site of tho house.
One day while he wasccgaged in this
work with his little son playing near,
the boy stepped on one of the soft
bricks leaving thereon a perfect print
of the little foot. Mr. Knowles
scratched the date (1821) on the brick,
burned and used It In constructing
tho lire place. Years passed away aud
the father haying died the son E. C.
Knowels now grown to manhood
came Into poscsslon of the homestead
which he afterwards sold and the
place passed to other hands. Mr.
Knowels moved to Minnesota many
years ago and; later came to Oregon.
The bricic with the root print on it
remained in Its plnre in the chimney
till some three or four years ago when
a nephew of Mr. Knowles obtained
It and gave it to his mother. She
sent It to her urother In Oregon who
received It 11
riw days ago
and now
he made
lie can see tho size of truck
nearly 80 years ago.
The Band Tonight. '
If tho weather penults the Salem
Military Band will give another of Its
delightful open air Concerts tonight
at the corner of State und Liberty
streets, beginning at 8 o'clock p. 111. A
silection programme will be rendered.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
A REMEDY FOR THE
Effects of Tobacco.
TUB excessive use ot tobacco, especially
by young men Is always Injurious and
undoubtedly shortens Ufa materially.
Mr. Ed. O. Ebsen, compositor on tho Contra
Costa A'etrs, Martinez, Cat., writes; "I have
used Dr. Miles' Rcstoratlro Norvlno and re
ceived much benefit from It, I was troubled
Tilth nervousness, dlzxy spells aud sleepless
ness, caused by tho uso of tobacco and stim
ulants. I took Dr. Miles' Nervine with mar
velously good results, allaylnc tbedlzzlness,
quieting the nerves, and enabling me to
sleep and ret, proving in my caso a very
beneficial remedy " Dr. Miles' Itostoratlve
Nervine Is especially adapted to restoring
tho uervous system to Its normal condition
under such circumstances. It soothes, heals
ann,trcngthcus.
Dr. Miles' lie medio
aro sold by all drug
Slits under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re
funded. Book on dls
easus of the heart and
uervos tree. Address,
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO, Klkhart, Ind.
Good health
proceeds from
a good
stomach. If
P" CEtEBRATED V
the digestive
organs are In
fine working
order, sickness
is out of the
question.
Good health
can be
regained and
retained by
taking
Ilostetter's
Stomach
Hitters. It
SITTERS
cures Indigestion,
biliousness.
constipation and
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, Aug. 20 -Wheat vallej
01; Walla Walla, 58c.
Flour-Portland, $3.25; Superfine
$2.25 per bbi.
Oats-White 3!)40c.
llnv snrYrfll nerton.
Hops 50l2'c; old crop 4(g0c.
wool vaney,
1410c; Eastern
Oregon, 8(il2c,
Millstuir
It.nn.tiri:slinrts. $15.
Poultrv Chickens, mixed, $.J.uu
..-, t- 1 -- - --. -
turkeys, live, 10(12ic.
Eggs Oregon, 10c per doz.
Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 8(58ic.
under 60 lbs,0iC7c;slicep pelts,-15(a20c.
Onions $1.50 per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 30Ca321c; fancy
creamery, 40c(45c a roll.
Potatoes, 50(a"55c per sack.
Hogs Heavy, $4.75.
Mutton Weathers3jc; dressed, .c
Beef i.itecrs,$:xa3.50;.cos, 2.D03
iresscd, 5(a01.
T.EM MARKET.
Wheat 45
Oats 20C 28c.
Hay Baled, ,heat, $0VfSS.
Flour In wnolcsale lots, $'l 40; re
ail $4.00.
Hogs droned, 51c.
Live cattle 2i3c.
Veal 5;.
Butter Dairy 1215c; creamery,
22(a)25c.
Sheep-Live, $2.50(h$3.
Wool Bcst.l5c. Mohair 25c.
nops Best 3J(35c.
Eggs 12c in ca9h.
Poultry Hens, 7(38c; spring chick
ens, 10c.
Farm smoked meats Bacon, 8Jc
ham, 10c shoulder, 8j(39c.
Potatoes 30c,
$100 Reward $Ioo,
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that bcicncc has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is catarrh. Hall'i Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is taken Internally, acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The pro
prietors hayc so much faith in its
curative powers, that they oiler One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
falls to cure. Send for list of testi
monials. Address, F. J. CiinNnv & Co,
Toledo, O.
USTSold by druggists, 75c.
Thousands of persons have been cured of
dilesby using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
It heals promptly and cures eczema and all
skin diseases. It pve Immediate relief.
Stone Drug Store.
Moki Tea positively cures sick headache,
indigestion and constipation. A delightfnl
drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin,
producing a perfect complexiou, or money re
funded. 25 cents and so cents. Lunn &
lirooks, druggists
The editor of the Evans City, Pa., Globe,
writes. "One Minute Cough Cure is rightly
nam d. It cured my children after all other
remedies failed." It cures coughs, colds and
all throat and lung troubles Stone Drug
aiuic.
Reduced Rates,
'incb. P. Co. commencing August
u iijyo, wm sen rounci trip tickets Sa
lem to Yaquina at $3.10 to go on 11 a.
m. trains Saturday a. m. and return
on 2 o'clock train Monday arternoon.
8-10-tf W. W. Skinnkk.
. m m
Sick headache absolutely ami permanently
cured by using Mold Ten. A pleasant herb
drink Cures constipation and Indigestion,
makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money back. 25c and
Lunn & brooks druggist.
o .a. js a? o :n x .a. .
Bears the 9 His Kind You HaB Always Bousht
Acker's English Renndy Will Stop a
cough at any time, and will cure the worst
cold in twelve hours, or money refunded
25c and 5cc. Lunn & Hrooks druggists.
Hob Moore, of LaFiyette, lnd says that
lor constipation he has found DeWitls Little
Early Risers to be perfect. They never gripe.
Wy them for stomach and liver troubles.
Mone Drug Store,
Reduced Rate3.
,o,T,',e '. p ClK commencing Aug. 20
1898. will sell round trip ticket from
Sulem to Tortland at $2 55 tickets good
t0 iK.? "n ,after,nnn train Saturady
; f 'v iuihuiiu in cvcninir,
returning leave Portland on Monday
nrotela1W,nK't,CkelSKOOd)
J'J" W.W.SlCIN.NKli,
... headache, biliousness, constipation and
all liver and stomach troubles can be qmcklv
cured by using those famous Utile pills known
asDeWittsl.lt e EarW Hi..,. rrpi.... ."
nt.... .., ..1. . . ' - "" are
Store. f
Slope Drug
5 nftw .Plnfi uf MoUo Tm low leuritiB
at nifilit, snd see how soundly you will sleeG
and how joyously you willVwake in ",e
morning t supplies food for tnc blood
while you sleep, produces a clear and beaud.
sick headache.
-. -rT v w, , tmW constipation nml
-"' " uiooks, druggist.
Inn. V. 11 . .
Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker'
Dypepsia Tablets. One litfl. ,,?.,..'?,!
gie immediate relief or money refunded
. -,-, MtUtlltl,
Vn your battles sgainst dlseas: by ...,.
piwnpth. One Minute Cough Cute pm8
duces immediate result,. When taken earlv
i rrevents consumption. And in latter sus
it famishes prompt relief. Sione Dnig SST
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
fte Kind You Have Always Bought
TAKE
TIE
Canadin Pacific R.R.
And 800 Pacific Line
TO
toii.neapolifl
St. l'aul
Chicago
phil.vlelphia
Washington
Montreal
Toronto
New York
lloston
all points east anJ southeast
Cheapest rale,, bestservice and accommo
dations , ii,.Mnli.
Through outist sice cr i --1 - -
St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, ami Hoston
without change.
Canadian Pacific Railway Go's. Fmpress
. n Tnin Ami f!hina
ine 01 sieamiiiijn .u j-i" --",. ,,nr:fic
ri, iiti.-t nmi unejt snips
' --" , , ..i try
the
ocean,
orient
Shortest inn iwsi 'uult "
Canadian Australian S. S. Co,
To Honolulu, Fiji and Australia The
shortest route t . the colonies.
For rates, fo t'ers and any infotmation call
on or address, K BKANI)ENBUUO,
Agent, Salem, Or
H. W. GREEK,
Acenl. 146 'llnrd street. Portland, Or
E J. COVLE,
DisUicl Passenger ARent. Vancouver. I
When Going East
: Use a first-class line in traveling between
Minneapolis, St, l'aul aud Chicago, and the
principal towns in Central Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Slecpuig and cliair cars
in service. .
The Dining cars are operaud tn the.inter
est of its patrons, the most elegant service
ever inaugurated. Meals are served .a la
Carte.
To obtain 'lirst.classX.feric yuir ticke
should read via
The Wisconsin
Central Lines.
lor all connections at Chicagoiand Milwaukee
For eastern points,
ticketfull information call on SoJr nearest
ticket agent or write
JAS. C. pond;
(ieneral Pass. AgcntMillwaukee.
Or JAS. A CI.OCK,;Oneral Agent Wis
Stark Street Portland Or.
Oreffon Short Line.
-.THE-
Quickest
Safest,
Cheapest
Line for all points E'st and southeast.
FREE reclining chair cars, Pullman palace
sleeping carf, and upholstered tourist sleep,
ing cars on all through trains.
'ISOISE & DARKER,
Agent Salem, Or
C. O. TERRY,
Traveling Passenger Acen
W. E. COMAN,
Oenerai Acnt.
124 I lurd Siree V Portland. Or.
The Northern Pacilic
Railroad still continues the popular
route forcastcrn travel and now tlmt
summer is opening up It becomes moie
so than ever. The pleasant and com
fortable accommodations furnished
passengers aro proverbial and need no
mentlon.TlicquIcktimemade.wlthout
chance of cars is univnrsniiu l.-nmun
Ther.iad traverses tho most
cent belt of country in the world
ilVrt UT mlln 1. n f ..1. I . 'I
v-.i-ij iuuu luiuiMiiiiK constant seen
uiy uLiraunvc ana interest nu.
that the traveler iops tlirmmii um.o'
out fatlgne and reaches the Journey's !
1 V ll-iil" rea,'ing distance. All
hrougli AVashiogton.ldalio, Montaana
Dakota, Iscbraska and the other
states, the eye is feasted with sceuns
pleasing and impressive, while mi
sand stonii, suffocating atmosphere or
other demoralizing discomforts are
wet with. I'ortlckctH and full pa -tlcularscallon
THOMAS, WAIT & CO.
Commercial 8',ri e?!'.s'
No.
building formerly occupied v Ian
Ty'rtnm store, Salem, , Or.
-awrL Sll ,
90,i
- v v 11 1 IIOO
nhnr,..- ...
t -"u:i uoie 1a r day ouick-pr '
than any t herllni. ,. n ..f. ' ,fKer ,
sis niiv w V'". "' ". ivan
suther1dVouUteVn,1c,fte!s,,,l,:er
"e thi n!'V0lJ c?" "l0 01 a n
e the Irans-.Mississippi rxposlil ,
A. C. siipiim.v
Ien'IaRent, Portl.n'dbr
CURE YOURSELF!
1, T.m'u ,or uaimtun
1IUU b I..U. ..T --", "UIP
MIDOi euCfl. ! r iuuu.. '""
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kenir a.sM swia br i,u,i...
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From Portland.
ARRIVK.
Fast
Mail
t Ijike. Denver F,
Worth. Omaha i lanas
S 11 m
City, St. I)iils, Chicnr.0
and hast.
Spokane
Flyer
2 pm
Walla Wall?, Z Spokane,
Spokane
Minneapolu, M. l'aul,
H)cr
1 015
a m
Duluth, Milwaukee Chi
cago and l'!ast
Spin
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
4 P
All sailing dates sub
ject to change.
For San Francisce:
Sail August 2 7, 1 2, 1722
27.
7pm
l'o Alaska;
Sail Aug. 8
4 I'm
8 p m
COI.UMHIA RIVER
STEAMERS
l'o Astoria and way land
ex, Sun.
Saturday
4 P "
ex Sim
top 111
7 a m
Tues
WILLAMETTE AND
YAMHILL RIVERS
Thurs
3'3 !'
and Sat Orccon City. Uavlun and
iMor,
Wed
way.lamnngt
ba m
Afon
Wed
l'ri
WILLAMETTE RIVER
43" P w
'1 lies
Ilmri
Sat
Portland to Salem
anil way landings
Leave
Riparia
SNAKE RIVE!
Ripa into I.ewiston
Lv Lew
inton 5 .MS a 111
Sun
Tues
"hurt
i.5 a m
Mon
Wed
Friday
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND SALEM ROUTE-Steamei
Ruth for Portland Tuesday, Ihiiisday and
Saturday at 7:15 a. m.
Transfers to street car line at Oieg "ity
if the steamers are delajed there ound
trip tickets to all points in Oregon (thing
ton, California or the east. Connecting
made at i'oitland with all rail, ocean anil
river lines.
1W. II.11URLHURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Of
O. M.;POVERS. Agent, Trude street dock
Salem.
I'.OISE tVJIAKKEK.
City Agents.
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
("HE SHASTA RO'JTE
OFfcTHE
Southern Pacific Co
t-XHlESS TRAINS RUN IMILV
6:00 l Ml Lv,..;i'ortland. ..Ar
8:25 r-MVLv....Sateiu ....Lv
7-'4S am) Ar. San Francisco Lv
A M
A M
P M
Above truins stop at all principal station;
bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Marion
Jeflerson, Albany, Tangent, Sliedds, Ilalsey.
Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Cresweil
Cottage C-rove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta.
lions from Rosebuig to Ashland, inclusive.
ROShBUKO MAIL, r-DAILY.
.30 A M
"I
Mi
Lv Portland ,.Ar(4.3oPM
Lv. ...Salein.... Lv-IisoPM
Ar .. Roseburg.. Lv 1 730 A M
bufltt sleeper and Tecond-class
io;s5 A
5:20 r
l'ullman
sleeping cars attached to all through train
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
BbTWEEN PORTLAND AND CoRVALLlS.
Mail tlains daily except Sunday.
730 A M I L . Portland". . "AfFsTioP M
1215 r nf Ar . Corvallis.. Lvf t.-oS p M
At Albany and Corvallis ennnert
Willi
trains 01 ine U, (J. it E. Ry.
imi-Kiag IKA1W DA1LV I EXCEPT SUNDAY. J
4-'5o p m 1
7.'3" m
H:3o I'M)
LT
.. Portland.... Ar
. McMinnville Lv
Independence Lv
8 .'25 A M
Lr
Ar
-5.'50 A M
450 A M
Direct connections at Knn irrni. ,.,iii,
Occidental aud Oriental and l'-irlfir mail
magniti-!steams,lllllmes for JAP;
' Sai,'nB "ates on applicati
UoluK nnl 41. 1
AN AND CHINA.
icatlnn
Rates and tickets tn l.--,c.r .,:. .i
Europe. Also IAPAN. CHINA. MfiVn.
LULU and AUSTRALLIA. mn iJi..i..-.'
..'-. - ,
!T w" w- DINNER, Ticket A.2ent
I
Salem.
ir ,..,. U' KOEHLKR, Manager
H. MARKIIAM. (5. F. & P. A. Porllai
(land-
Corvallis & Eastern
R. R. Company,
anuini: J
1 ror lanuini;
nun leaves Albiny . . ,,., m
ra n tavel J,,- ; -So P, m.
Ir3lnnrri..a ... t' . ' V0 !'
' ,m,b" l iia D;oO
p. 111.
leaves Vaquina . .
leaves Corvallis
Arrive Albany.. !"
lor Detroit-
. 7:00 a, m.
. 1 1 '40 a, m.
. 12:25 p. m.
Leaves Corvallii
Leaves Aba.,T 7ooa.m.
, Arrive Dejoit o5 a, m.
Returning: l waop.io.
leaves Di-tmil
Leae Albany '?!4 P" m'
ArmecoS :;:::::; 6&i?T
1'ac.fi? .rami?1 "V MbY' SoWhem
awuc irain ntvint' direct i.rt,i,.-. . -.
, rewrort and ajjacent beaches.
Imin f,Mi il,
at noon oiin.. ."-,"""" """" a
: ','. mountains arrives al Detroit
croundi if if l . e l0 ,eacl camping
ihe",' "nbu.l and Sanfiarrl
r
EDWIN BTONE,
M. L. WAlSST
J.TURl'A
Agent Albany,
MADE MK A IVJAN
f 1 rr. f tuitii.i.Ki.;.i. ,i"n' M.
K SM "' Y" audit,,, 7ZrSS,V!i . r,-
ThU t!mill t..
1 "'. -"! ana aurL
in'i"???5i"3
"puF urt BESSffS
si:r:r.i"S"!.0"
"x .in cure ou. W tin i
-LTT.ri "" l"r MclLUar
1 r,v""i
la
.rv
fle in Wenno,., by). FKV druggist
""il ior ixwn, m.ii;
''Aihdv t67.T?ssi2ai
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