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MILT CAfTTAL JOURNAL.
MOTMK
tMTMRM,
OCTOMMt it, ift.
Tr .90, fat A4vmm
hHm $1 00. far iMranf.
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WjWwmal- Wins,
Tte circuit court Kivea Hofcr Brw.
jfett for titelr claim o S-1915 01
dfewwi yat frcvni tli CapMUlJour
Ml CA. lfov oirtr debt tlie1 company
OWM.
Mr.fWftgVHUii'ti lnJunoLl6o suit to
f revert DtKi collection of this debt
fcftd toMiftW tccelyer appointed to
wM frp the' a If h Ira of tlic Capital
Jdwnfct-wlll b heard next. Tho court
8Uoul4 wke full Inquiry Into how
M.fitfHtRlCHIiC Irflo po&csalon of
the Wlt stock.
No expression can be severe enough
to characterize the act of an attorney
tbtv; estate who will tako advantage
of hta position to lmyo transferred to
..hlBielf shares of stocic belonging to
-the estate for a merely nominal price,
-while the records show he bought
stockio the Barue corporation for over
Mve times as much In cash. That Is
r what the record shows Mr. Bingham
did.
wmmMY.
DRIVER'S FLAG DILL.
'" Dear old father Driver has been
" suffering labor (wins of his Intellect
' '-all this special eeiwICH) and parturl-
i .ttoB hs taken place and his bill Is
t born and flapping In the brreze, If It
' v fce the'bouw a United States flag
of regulation slzo shall fly f rata every
' school house oil ovory day In the year
that It don't storm, and live thousand
- " flafstaffs wlllhavo to be erected and
tt "ropea bought and that'lioly man, John
""Wanamakor and his flag trust will
reap a harvest out of tha taxpayers of
Oregon for all time to come.
Dr. Driver D. D. probably wouldn't
vote a dollar for Inimano education or
" to Improve the morals of this cencr-
' ' atlon, but this Flag bill will cost
' enough jo run one hundred free k In-
"'A dergartcna and provldo a collcgocd
" ' ucatlon for all the " orphans and
lv" pauper children lu Oregon. But what
"46ea the prehistoric rello from Lane
"""eoanty care for that, comparod to
'tlie swelling; feelings of pride with
which lie could point to tho emblem
of liberty floating oyer every school
house and saluting him as ho trav
elled up and down tho land making
' free and unlimited silver speeches
Wherever he pawed a schoolhouso tho
" children should turn and hurrah for
tfeelr old hero until ho would swell
- "UpaBd burst hi theological clrclngle
A few members of tho senate had
tbt-eouraue to yote agaiust the bill
and they can bo set down according to
tho Driver vocabulary ns entirely
wanting Inpatriotic Impulses. They
may have u conception of tho f unc
tions or a national emblem on a
higher plana and believe that the cun
tottwof the centurlts render tho flap;
appropriate only on certain Imposing
''' 'in& dignified public occasions, or as
the emblem of national sovereignty on.
sea or. land, or In tho procession on In
'WVitofHsienee or Memorial day, and that
- It Is as undignified to stick It. on every
little ramshackle school houtto us it
: would be to dress a boy or girl In tho
satl&B4l colors to prove that tho
father was patriotic Patriotism for
show Is as unholy as religion for a
cloak, and would teach tho children
raoredlBrespect-for the Hag than re-
ipect. A man who has got to keep his
ltrlotlfiin on tap to lot people know
that he has any Is as big & fraud as
the person who advertise his superior
Virtues.
WANT TO BE POPULISTS,
Whe this writer was a Republican
ww'wber of tha legislature In 18D0 lio
worked to keep down tho clerkships,
IMilURkcts, sham treasury InyeslU
Kfttwue, aad boodle Jobs of every do
erlailoa aad made a vigorous fight
tor ofMlaff the Columbia rlyor, and
lJho"wia. calta wlmt-lslt. and
tN-atda as a deep-dyed Pop for whom
kM wh bo hope or rcssurectjon, In
the wowling Bopubllavprliuprle
Geo, Grab Blwtham and his associates.
tM4 jwom voters Into bis precinct, to
yteveat hiw irolng to a county conven
Um Mum tH total yoto cast In the
jttP i p n it ai It otoakw, All W bea
wfct tttty tttmvl a A .d. Pop.
How In ifcto kgtakture we have tin
',,PMmmI aauilaeitosi e wInk all
' 'llal,sU IswttolteftM mi tk Owto-
""-- 4iMfcM la kinliLuUyiuuu, l,r.wl
' ' . i r 1 1 1 i i i iqQ t RWVHV f(UU
M Mte afeoy mU4r ad
mm) Cifirr N to feecojue
o oe at the regular
jpftfttltota TkeyttM) Hht-
preaching ecaowy,
iMMf eyer tke daar pqH,
mH i,m$tmuiQmmf,wmyi
sHiirf Ut kHKpopHlhstk re-
treca(Heat run mad. We should sot
be surprised to see tlicm wlnd'up the"
Goi'for raMng m thePoDwllst Prf.
to teach them their duties In public
matters and express regret that they
had not gone Into tho party body,
soul and breeches Instead of trying to
be mere imitators.
Ho far as we are concerned we am
prepared to offer up fervent prayers
for the good work tho Populist party
has done In teaching tho party of cx
trayagance In tho past that tho peo
ple have some rights. While their acts
aro the confession of sinners on the
mourner's bench and In the nature
of deathbed professions are to be
taken for wliut they are worth, the
people will get the benefit. All tho
Populists In the legislature lmyo to do
Is to sit back and direct tliowholo-
soino stream of reform while the Re
publican lire brigade ply tho nozzle
to quench the flames which wcro do
vourlnt! the substance of tho people
and save the remains of tho wreck of
Republican misrule In Oregon.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Routine Business of the House and Sen
ate in Special Uession.
HOUflE TUESDAY V. M.
Tho house spsnt most of the after
noon Incommlttco of the whole, con
sidering proposed amendments to 11.
U. No. 1, for protection of unlnion and
food Holies.
1IIIXB INTnODUCKI).
PALMER, II. B. No, 78.
Requiring the state treasurer to de
posit state money In tho bank paying
the highest rate of interest. Read
first and second times. To commit tec
on banking1 and Insurance.
PREELAND, II. II. No. 70.
Relating to tho attachment of
property.
STUMP, n. B.No.80.
Abolishing tho ofllce of attorney
general, Read first and second time.
To Judiciary committee.
ROHS, II BNo. 81,
Amending section 1011 of the laws
of Oregon.
KIUflT UCADINO SKNATK 1IIU.8
S B No. 74. Providing to tho pay
ment of tho members of tho Oregon
national guards who enlisted In the
army but wcro afterward rejected.
Read three timoa and passed.
S B No. 01, Relating to methods or
legal procedure. Read three times
and passed,
B B No. 72, Rotating to exemption
of the earnings of judgment debtors.
Read thrco times and passed.
BKOOND HKADINU.
II. B No, f, MaBslnglll, To pro
vent taxes from expiring by lluilta
tlou. To commlttco on assessment
and taxutlon.
II. B. No. CO, Buyer. To amend
section 014 uf tho laws or Oregon.
To Judiciary committee.
8. 0 R 0. That tho present session
adjoufn October ir, at 11 a. m.
Tabled.
IIOUSR TUKflUAY KVKNtNU.
All bills considered at the cvenlm,'
session wcro passed. Stlllman made
strong but InofTcotuul objection for
the board of equalization, until sumo
other provision Bhould bo mado for
the equalization of the assessment of
different counties.
U ray's bill requiring proposed char
tors to be submitted to popular vote
beforo being submitted to tho legisla
ture may effect tho Halem chart or. If
appreyed by tho governor beforo the
charter bill passes,
Tho Portland charter bill, however,
was rushed through lust night, and
will probably come out a neck ahead
or posslblo compllcattcattons. Tho
third reading of that volumulous doc
ument occupied but very few minutes
as tho reading clerk touched only a
fow of tho high places In going
through It. and tho members, who
The valor dlsi
played by the
oiaier, wbo
lead bit Mca
into tb nldst
of Ike caraave
of ipHt battle,
la rccofnhed aa
heroic, ant
areuiea adialra
tion. The un
necessary reck.
lesMcaa of the
ism, wbo courts death through some Insldf.
ous dlseaa U pltUWe, but not admirable.
That dread dUtaae, coummptlou. alay
wore awi and women than are slain by
war, famine and pestilence combined. It
la an utterlrMnnecessanr slaughter.
Consumption it curable. One or the most
eminent specialists in the world, Dr. &, V
Fierce, for thirty yeara chief cons,dltrng
uhTlclaB to the Invalids' Hotel and SuVb"
leal Institute at BuS'ilo, N. Y,, so pro
nounces it. Ke declares that thirty years
ao he discovered a medicine that mm cH
ger ccut. of all case of oousuruptlea. In
Is great medical -work. ''The Common
Sense Medical Adviser,'1 the names, d,
dtessea, czperiencea and photographs of
ivuHmctauif coHiuiHBIIvet woo cave re
evrd are given, tbia woaderful ruedl,
ct Is kaown as Dr. Picrcc'a Golden Med
teat DkKovery-. 4 It is the greatest of all
known Wood-auker and (tesh-builders. It
gives edge to the appetite, makes digestion,
sd M4dhktl perfect, renders the liver
tnwn nive, suaxca tae dioou vure
Alls k with the
I .l.L. .(. ilr. t . -
llfealvinf eleutcuta
tsw wiia new and healthy tissue. It
streak the nwftcular system, tones the
nerves, mmm rick, red, Wealthy Wood (uto
ewy vital organ, aad ctl directly nn
wi mmtn mtvw ot u itupuittfea ana dli.
M RtrsM, Tfte-vuMdt have testtAed to
m MNtmkHM srK, Asi honest dealer will
MM try W MfMUt 70W to take worthies
iMbtstto for the ake of a little added profit.
Wfcf kwu tkk the mother nttristoowo
M M sr. fstras's Cwmqm aca MeJlcst Ad
ri ft rrf.5 home tmtwmt of all ih or.
Matr.HM M Hft." Vat Msr-tovrrtt canv md
fl ff?1 ,"f i"".?! " f aUluK tr.
vw iw 1, rn. 9 !jipwjirr nnuni amucui
tkr W-lLt' lllirnucarv VI ,.11.-, I A.
atloa.
BuKll.. ' ' f.rrlrJI.Un1Unu...l...n. -
wr t. -w n.q.pj j. .aiwm
ok9
S
livcrybody has
Just one lifern
earth, add It Is
prcclousfltcad
be 'made, long
of short, ac
Life ;
cording to the care taken of tho
health, llostettor's Stomach
Bitters adds many days topeoplO's
life by curing dyspepsia,- consti
pation, biliousness, fever and
ague.
It builds up
the nerves
and Induces
healthful
xlccp.
Hottettcr's
Stomch
Biters,
were preparing to spend the night In
their chairs, were allowed to depart
before 0 o'clock.
The following bills were passed:
II. B. No. 07, Pordney. To fix the
boUndarfi-N between tVallowa und
Union countlcH,
Ii. Ii. No. 70, Whuller. Relating to
Building and Loan associations.
II. B. No. 08, JoneH, Amending the
Charter or Sodavllla.
II. B. No. 09, Gray. Requiring
towns and cities to submit proposed
charters to popular vote.
S. B. No. 4u Abollbhlng the state
board or equalization.
H. B. No. 40 -To amend section 2334
of tho liws or Oregon.
S. B. No. 17, Portland charter.
8KNATC TUK8DAY P. M.
8. B.No 72, called up by Senator
Browncll (to amend statute In rcla
tion to exemption or Judgment debt
ors' Income for thirty days prior tj
service of process. Passed.
Fy Fulton.S.O. It. No. O-That tho
special session do adjourn at II a. m.
on SaturdnyOctoberirj, 1809. Adopnd.
S. 11. No. 47, by Ilnscltlnc, charter
of Portland. Passed by unanimous
vote.
Commlttco on banking und insur
ance reported S B. No. 30, (relating
to fraternal beneficiary societies'.)
Tubled.
S. B. No. C3, by Mill key charter of
Fulls City; passed,
S. B. No. 70, by Kuykendull charter
of Junction; Referred.
S. B. No. 38, by Drlvcr-rFor placing
national flags on public school houses
und other public buildings, passed,
S. B. No. 0, by Fulton -To establish
ofllce or county game and forestry
warden. To committed on fisheries.
S. B. No. 17, by EuTfur Regulating
procedure In Justices' court. Defer
red. JOURNAL "X-RAY8."
Some do for other) but never for
thom6clvcs,
Wo neyur do for others but wo've done
It to ourselves.
Hundy Andy and Corn meal Ike,
THE HOP CROP.
Great Scarcity of Cars In tho Willamette
Valley.
The hop crop Is now moving as fast
aw shipping facilities aro obtaiued.
The crop would bo moved from the
warehouses much moro raplaly wore
It-not for a scarcity of cars. Owing
to tho heavy shipments East or Pa
cific coast Droducts during the
past summer, many or tho
Southern Pacific Company's frolght
cars aro yet east of tho mountains, or
en routo westward, and tho company
Is not now ablo to till tho demaud or
hop Bhlppcrs. In consequence, there
Is a congestion or hop rrleght at the
company's wurohouscb In Marlon
county. eHpcclally at Salem. The
rallrnad'company's thrco warehouses
hero aro tilled to tho roof with hops
awaiting shlpmont, und wagon loads
are coming In dully. One dealer aloae
has ordered 15 cars. To move the
crop now stored with tho Southern
Pacific Company, about G.000 bales
would require a train of ubout GT curs.
The hops awaiting shlpmont hero
represent a value or tlGO.OOO. Growers
will realize a less sum, however, us a
part or the crop was contracted utlO
und 12 cents. Tho prevailing prlco now
Is IB cents.
A dealer conservatively estimates
tho entire crop of tho state at 00,000
bales, which ut tho average price
realized by growers, will bring them
not less than $150,000. Tho sumo
dealer estimates tho quantity yet in
tho hands or growers ut ir.OO bales, or
ono-fourth of the crop.
There is a scarcity of cars-nn the
Southern Puclflocompuny's lines In
tho Wlllttiuotto valley. It Is luipos
slbloto movoproduco, wheat hops or
potatoes. AtGervuls alouo dozens of
cars ure needed for Immediate use,
but thoy ure not to be hud, As u
result or tho scarcity furmcrs are
unablo tosecuro their money, owing
to to their Inability to draw on bills
of lading, Many talk of using river
transportation line, hereafter, In
nrdcr to avoid recurring delays.
A EugutiQ telegram says: largo
hopgrowors who have been holding
for higher prices woro unablo to got
uuy offers ut all today. This sudden
stop In tho murket Is causing many
to reel uneasy,
That Joyht Feeling,
With tho exhilarating sense of re
newed health und strength and In
ternal cleanliness, which follows tho
uso of Syrup of Figs, is unknown to
tho few who have uot nrouressod Im.
grossed leytmd the old tlmo medl.
vines und the cheap substitutes some
tlmo offered but never accepted by
tho well Infortued Uuy tho genuine,
Munuructured by the California Klg
Syrup Co.
An Expert Oardener.
An exiwrt uardner will raise all
kinds r vegetables and fruit und u
tluo cook like thoy have at StrougM
will convert them Into those li.Vi uioats
which everyone likes,
ii i .
A Newly Arrived
Irishman mistook a hornet's ucst for
a molasses Jug. Ho was bVdlv surprll
hut ruinnln nr nnf t,nmtiiAl in .it.
high grade groceries at ilran&oal, ''
JusfOiic
THti DAUOHTER OF THE CONKtlO.
ERACY.
The life or Varloa Atino Jefferson
Dayls, or Winnie Day 1 8r as she was
more commonly called, began amid
the storms or war. June 27, 1801, in
the WJllto Houoe of the South, in
Richmond. Miss Davis was educated
In France and Germany, and bccanio
her father's coippunlon and secretary,
aad assistant in his literary work.
In social life Miss Davis took the
rank to which her birth, natural
talent, and education entitled her.
According to a writer In Harper's
Dazar, she was gracious in manner,
kindly In disposition, and counted
her friends by the score, without
regard to lines sectional or geograph
ical. At nn early ugc she
showed marked literary In
;f
1W sPTKfriiwil
X & 'SHUT
- , .-trnanx run
cllnatlons. and this tendency in later
life 8ho turned to active use. Her first
novel was Tho Veiled Doctor, n story
of southern life, which showed ele
ments or strength and dramatic
power. The book was ycry well re
eclved; nnd her second ono A Romance
or Summer Seas which appeared
about two months no, shows u
great udvanco in story telling power,
and Is marked by a sprightly style
and no undercurrent or humor often
verging on wit. Miss Davis was Just
making for herself n position In tho
field of literature, when death stopped
tho busy pen. But the love whl:h
was hers In lire goes beyond tho grave
and holds In tender recollection one
who combined In her person all that
was noble, gcntlo and truo lu South
ern womanhood.
Mold Tea pojltWelv cures
Imllpesdon and constipation,
drink. Kemovrt all eruption
slik headache.
A delichtfnl
eruptions of the skin.
producing a perfect complexion, or money re.
funded. 35 cents and 50 cents. Lunn &
IlrooVi, JrucciJti
m
Truth wears well People have learned
that De Witt's Little Early Risers are re
lable little pills for regulating the b well.
They duli't gripe. Htonc Dlug Store.
One Minute Cough Cure surprises people
by its quick cure. It his won the bst repu
tation of any prrpatatlon for colds, croup, or
obstinate coughs. Stone Drug Store.
You invite 1 isappointment when you
perlment. DeWltt'n Litlle Kirly Risers
ex
are
pleasant, easy, thorough little Pills. They
cure sick Iiesilnce at su.e
a you lake ihenv
Stone Drug Store.
A stubborn cough or tickling in the throat
yields to One Minute Cough Cure. Harmless
in eiT-ct It acts at once. Stone Drug Store.
When you call or DeWItt' W itch Hazel
Salve don't accept anything else D-in't be
talked into substl ute 01 piles for pores for
bums. Stout Drug Stcre.
Acker's EogIKh Remidy Will Stop a
couoh at any time, and will cure the worst
cold in twelve hours, or money refunded,
25c and sec. Lunn & Urooks druggiits,
DjWitt's Witch Haiel Salve has the
largest sale of any. 'I his fact has led dis
honest people to attempt to counterfeit it
Look out when you cMI for De Witt's Witch
Hesol Salve, ihe great pile cure. Stone Drug
Store.
For broken surfaces. sore, insect bites,
burns there is one reliable remedy, I)Vitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. When you call for De
Wttl'n don't accept counterfelu. You will
not be disappointed , Stone Drug Store.
More than twenty million free samples ol
DeWitl's Hard Salve have been dtstilbJtid,
W&al bettfcr projf f th:lr confidence do you
want ? It cures piles, burnt, sca'ds, sores in
the shortest time. Stone Drug Store.
Dyspepsia csn be cured by mine Acker's
Dypeiula Tablets, One little tablet well
llve Immediate relief or money refunded,
sold In handsome tin boxes at 35c. Lunn &
II rooks, druggltts.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
A nEMEDY FOR THE
Effects of Tobacco,
TUB exce&ilvo uso of tobacco, especially
by youns men la aliraya injurious and
undoubtedly shortens llfo materially.
Mr, Ed. O. Ebsen, compositor on the Contra
Cost Jftwt, Martinet, Cat, writes) "I have
used Ur. Miles' Hcstoratlvo Nervlno and re
ceived much benoHt from It. I w as troubled
with uorvousness, dluy spulU andsteepless
neas, catucd by tho um or tobacco and stim
ulants, I took Dr. Miles' Nervluo with mar
velously good rult, allaying thedlulneas,
qulotlua tho ncrrcs, and enabling mo to
sleep aud rent, proving In my caso a very
oooeflcial romedy." Dr. Miles' Besturatlvo
Nervtno Is especially adaptttd to restoring
tho norvous system to Its normal condition
uudcr such circumstances. It soothes, heals
uuustrunBthens.
Dr. Miles' lttrueUlos
aro sold by all drus-
glsts undf r a. poiltlvo
guarantee, Bn.. bottle
benoflu or money re
funded. Book on dis
eases of tho hoart and
nerveis frtto. Address..
Dli, MILKd WKWOALCO., Klkhwt, lad.
sssDrTH
TODAY'S MARKKT.
Portland, Oct 12. Wheat alle)
01 j Walla Walla, C8c.
Flour Portland, I3.2G; Supcrtlno
12.25 per bbl.
Oats White 3037c.
Hay 110(311 per ton.
Hops IOWIGc; old crop 07c.
Wool Valley, 1012c; Eastern
Oregon, 8fj12t.
Mlllstufl Bran, 114,; shorts, $11.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 2.50
turkeys, live, ll(o12Ic.
Eggs Oregon, 21 per doz.
Hides Green, salted C0lb3( 881c.
under 00 lbs,fltCa?7c;9hecp pclts,lG20c,
Onions 75c(d$l per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 4045c; fancy
creamery, GOcfSOOc per roll.
Potatoes, G5(g00c per sack.
Hogs Heavy, $4.75.
Mutton Weathers 31c; dressed, 7c
Beef Utecr8,$3.G0Cei3.7Gt cows, $2.50
3 dressed, Td$.
sm.km markrt.
Whcatr-51
Oats .JOc.
Hay Baled, ilieat, $0(i7.
Flour In wnolcsalo lots, $3.23: r0.
Millstufr-Brati $121 without and
$13i with sacks; shortH-$13i per to 11
without sacks,
tall $3.00.
Hogs drcfscd, Gc.
Live cattle 23c.
Sheep Live, $2.G0t$3.
Veal -53.
Butter Dairy 20c j creamery 25c.
Wool Bcst.lGc. Mohulr26c
nops Best 10YS)12c.
Eil'8-18o in cash.
Poultry chickens, 5"c.
Farm smoked meats Uacon,
ham, 10c uhoulder, o7c.
Potatoes 25Qi,30c.
Apples SOCOc.
Sic
Lost in the Kog,
In some countries people get lost in
the fng but Branson &Co. will always
find tho way to your home with those
high grade groceries.
Siek headache aUiotuteiy and permanently
cured by using Mol.l Tea. A pleasant herb
drink Cures constipation and Indigestion,
makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money back. 25c and
Lunn & llrooks druggist.
Aekei's Dyspepsia Tablets ure soli on a
hosltive guarantee. Cures heart-bum, raising
oft he food dittrets after eating or any form
of dyspepsia One little tablet gives Im
mediate relief. 75c and and 50c. Lunn &
Hrooks, druggist .
Drink a steeping of Molio Tea peforo retiring
at night, and sr 1 how soundly you will sleep
and how Jnyomly you will awake in the
morning It supplies food for the blood
while you sleep, produces a clear and beauti
ful complexion, aad cures constipation and
sick headache. Lunn & Urooks, druggist.
M MY TO WIN A WOMAN.
1
A man must flttht to win n woman. It
I not always a duel with rapier that he
must etigajfc in. Sometime it is a struggle
which on the nurfnce appear to be far
niorc peaceful than nuy buttle nt nrnm. It
isn't the soldier only who must be brave.
Men need courage to succeed unywhere In
life. A mechanic or a farmer need "gtit"
In his noul ns well as on his hands. In
whatever line of work n man is called upon
to make hi way In the world he must
show pluck, and steady, persevering deter
mination if he expect to win and hold a
worthy woman' affection,
A woman judge a innn from appear
ances. If he Is energetic and forcible she
doesn't alway stop to renson why. She
iff j..
looks like the Spanish senorlta at her win
dow and applauds the man who fights
bravely. He may win, he may lose ; but
he must never flag ; he must fight.
A man doesn't ntwaya do himself justice.
He may make a bad showing when he
really isn't to blame. It is common to say
of a man wbo is timid and incapable that
he is "white llvcred," Sometimes this is
literally true, yet not any reproach to a
man cither. Many a man with a brave,
willing heart for his work acts at times
like a lazy "quitter," Just because his liver
ii out of order. It is the commonest kind
of a disease.
A man docun't know what Is the matter
with him , he feels all the strength and
energy oozing out of him , lie can't work ;
he can't cat j lie can't sleep , he can't even
think clearlv. He loses heart and munni.
nnd flesh ; pretty soon he feels it in Ids
lungs. The doctors call it consumption
and prescribe lung specifies. But what the
man needs is a medicine to go deep down
Into the foundations of the trouble ; clear
the poison out of his blood , wake up bis
liver, purify, revitalize and build up his
system from the foundation stone. He
need. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery which has cured innumerable cases of
obstinate liver complaint which the doc
tors diagnosed as hopeless consumption,
The work of this masterful " Discovery "
begins nt the very corner-stoae of life in
the stomach and nutritive organism. It
givea appetite, nourishment, rich blood,
healthy, solid flesh, A cough is only a
symptom, there are other things that
make the cough , they must be got rid of
first, the cough may be the last thing to go
away. Dr. Pierce's marvelous "Discov
ery " Isn't a lung specific , but It does more
than any such specific can ever do. It
sweeps out or rue uioou all the foul dis
ease-genus that lodge in the lungs and
prlgiuate consumption , it heals and builds
up the delicate tissues and imbues the
entire system with strength and active
energy.
,.Th.e, ' is well established that the
"Golden Medical Discover'" cures weak
lungs, bleeding from lungs, obstinate,
lingering coughs, laryngitis, bronchitis,
throat disease, and kindred affections of
the air-passages, which, If neglected or
badly treated, lead up to consnmptlon
Many thousands of well established cures
of such cases are reported by the most
trustworthy citizens. Many of these cases
had been pronounced consumption and
incurable by the best local physiciaus
before the sufferers commenced the use of
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Dr Pierce's Kavoiitc Prescription is
recognized everywhere as the greatest of
nerve and strength builders for weak and
ailing women His " Pleasant Pellets "are
acknowledged as the most perfect natural
laxative ever prescribed
Out of bis lifetime experience as a prac
ticing physician and professor of phvsiol
ogy. Dr. Pierce has compiled a wonderful
thousand-page book, illustrated with oet
too drawings and several colored plates
It is eimileu the I'eople's qoniraon Sense
mcuicsi Auviser, ana l:
s a complete family
""'"' ""f i uuc voinme nearly
even hundred thousand copies were sold
at Si 50 each, Dr Pierce considered the
profit on thla sale warranted him in iu
lop free edition, and a paper-hound copy
will now be ent absolutely free for the
bare cost of malliup 31 oue-ceut stamps,
or lu heavier Freuchcloth cover for 1
stamps. AddresJ World's Dispensary Med
lSal,.AMJJc,.Uon' M,n s,re Buffalo.
? 0u)y ,oue. W viu m " 9c
fam ly. It should be Ja every family In
the laud.
it
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Ofllce of the Secretary of State, I
Salem, Or,, Sept. 3, 1809, )
Scaled proposals will be received at
this ofllco until noon, November 4,
1893, to furuleh the following articles
for the State or Oregon; for the use of
tho 20th Biennial Session of the Leg
islative Assembly.
35 reams legal cap, 14 lbs,, No. 7
ruling, whlto laid, Charter Oak,
Scotch linen, or other good paper.
30 rcamp first class Congress Note,
7 pound. No. 7 ruling, white laid, or
other good paper.
20 reams letter paper 12 lbs., No. 7
ruBng, white laid, Curew, Ciiartcr
Oak Scotch linen or other good paper.
20 reams typewriter paper, letter
size. Purogon lottcr wove No. 3),
Valley Paper Company, or oilier good
paper.
20 reams typewriter paper, legal
plze. Paragon letter wove No. 3,
Valley Paper Company, or other good
paper.
u reams typewriter paper, legal size,
Paragon letter wove No. U, Valley
Paper Company, or other good paper.
0 boxes Little's satin finish carbon
paper, blue, size 8x13.
0 boxes Little's satin finish carbon
paper, blue, size 8x10.
10,000 No. 0 envelopes. 00 lbs. No. 1
rag, XXX,
12 gross railroad steel pens. No. 40.
20 gross Gllott's steel pens No. 404.
4 gross Gillot's steel pons, No. 303.
8 gross Estcrbrook 'J" pens.
0 gioss Falcon steel pens No. 048.
0 gross Estcrbrook & Co's. Probate
steel pens No. 313.
0 gross Estcrbrook & Co's. Judge
quill btcel pens No. 312.
0 gross Estcrbrook & Co's. Chancel
lors steel pcus No. 239.
0 gross London Incandescent, M.
Jacobs No. 4.
2 dcz. Sanford's cardinal red Ink,
pints.
f gross penholders, black enamel,
largo.
10 doz. Peck, Stow & Wilcox's
ink
Ink
Ink
Inch
smnus jno. box,
4 dor,. Peck. Stow
& Wilcox's
stands jno. 054.
10 doz. Peck, Stow &
Wilcox's
stunus HO. VM.
12 doz. lyory folders,
t)
sianuaru.
4 doz. Ivory folders, 10 Inch con
gress. 4 doz. mucilage cupi, No. 8 Morgana
patent.
10 doz. mucilage stands, resevolr,
No. 0 Morgan's patent.
3 reams Parker's treasury blotting
paper, or as good. 140 Lbs. white.
2 gross No. 2 Eagle recorder lend
pencils, style GOO.
5 doz. Sanford's premium fluid,
quarts.
2i doz. Staffords writing fluid
quarts,
10 doz, Nonpareil gummed stub flics
No. 22, 11x15 Inches, COO stubs.
4 doz. Duplex cupboard, letter clips,
legal size.
20 do-. Duplex letter clips.
15 doz. Fabcrs rubber rulers, 14 Inch
Mat.
15 doz. steel erasers, Rogers Nti. 18,
140, bone.
3 do., steel rasers, Rogers No. IS,
140, etony.
70 Hoxes Fubcrs No. 300 rubber
bunds, assorted sizes.
5 gross Pabers lead pencils, No. 2.
hexagon, gilt.
12 gross Fabcrs lead pencils, No 2
round gilt.
20 doz. Fubcrs patent Ink and pen
ell rubber eracors, mammouth.
3,000 McOlll's patent paper fasten
ers. No. 2 flat head.
3.000 Mc'jIlllHnalcntnanor fasteners.
No. 2, round heads, white.
3,000 MeU Ills patent paper fasten
ers. No. 4, flat head.
15 doz. Table pads, to hold paper,
10x24 Indies, strong lerthcr tips.
15 doz. waste paper baskets, cross
bar, No. 4.
3 doz. wnsto paper basket, small,
No. II, round.
20 lbs. hemp twine, No. 2.
4 doz. Sanford's mucilage, quart.
All bids submitted should bo
marked "Proposal for Stationery."
None but tho best quality or goods
will be accepted.
The right to reject tiny or all bids Is
reserved.
All the above articles must bo de
livered ut Salem, Oregon, on or bororo
December 10, 18U8.
Very respectfully,
II. R. KINCAID,
Secretary or State.
REMEMBERED.
There will boqultc a number at
tending the state fair who In the
near ruture, expect to erect monu
ments ror tholr departed rrlends.
Don't rorgct to cull on Mr. T. H.
Wult In the largo pavlllion. or ut
130 State street and 144 Mill street,
who will exhibit to you designs (lie
has nearly 700 of thorn) and specimens
ui mo win m oronze.
Durability of White Bronze Attested by
Eminent Scientific Authorltes.
Pure cast, zinc, In my opinion, will
hbt forages,.
, ., . , . Phof. B. P. CitAia,
Analytical Chemist for tho Govern
or the United States, Washington,
Wilfreslst the chemical effects of
tho atmospliero lor ull tlmo.
Watt's Diotionauv op Uhijmistky.
I-or durability and beauty thoy are
all that can be desired.
, ,, P. h. Bakti.ktt.
Assayer of Metals ror tho State or
Mulue.
livery doubt has been dlsnoliort na
to tho durability or zinc in tho
open ulr and under tho Influence or
every kind of weather.
UltE'S DlCTIONAItY OV Aim?, MANU-
I'ACTUHia and Mines, Vol. 2 page
It is much sunerlor ror Hipha mir.
poses to either marble or granite, be
cause Itcan not disintegrate.
mhos. it. haickh, Ph.. d.,
Prof, of Natural Sciences, State
Normal school, Mlllersvllle, Pu.
AN KDl CATION FREE.
The University ot Or:gon graduated last
June the larcest class lu Its hUmr,, Tt..
cIim numbered thirty, 'ifce U t rm wiU
begin -September loth. Students nho have
completed the tenth grade branches can enter
the sub-frehman claw. No examinations are
iviiuucu tor crauuaies 01 srerni 11 .h.i.
Reasonable equivalents tre accepted for most
or the required nuance studies Catalogues
will 1 sent free to all applicants, Pertons
desinnfj ieformation msy address the presi
dnt Secretary J. J Waltoa. or Mr. Max A.
Plumb, all f Eugene, Oregon
The courses are those of a g od umv.rsity.
t here ar- depaitments of modem and aocieut
languages, physics, chem'stry, b.olcey.
kcoogy English, elo:uti.n. advanced
engineerirg, stronomy, logic, philosophy,
Ijsychology. mathemaUcs and physical educi
tioa. Muiic and drawing are also taught.
Ihe tuition is free. All students pay an in.
cWtntal fee of ten dolltrs yearly. Board,
lodging, heat and llbht In the dormitory cost
.5 Pr eek. 7:a, ot
following
for their
scenic attraction,
O. K. & N, via Ogden and Denver
Bhasta Reute via Sacramento, Ogden Jand
Denver,
Shasta Route via Sacramento, Maj ie
Alberquerque.
A dally line of through PULLMAN
PALACE and TOURISTSLEEPERS, San.
Francisco and Los Ancelcs to Chicago this is
The Short Line
from southern California
To the East.
Apply to the agents of the O. It' & N., O
S, L., Southern Pacific, or the undersigned,
for folders and descriptive literatme.
.J. J. DEERKUX.
Gcn'I AgtWorcester, Iildg. Portland, Ore,
TAKE THE .
Canadin Pacific R R.
And Soo Pacific Line
TO
Mu.neapolls
St. Paul
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Montreal
Toronto
New York
llostnn
a all points east and soulheait
Cheapest rates, bcitscrvice and accommo.
dations
Through touilst sleepers to Minneapolis,
St. Pan!, Toronto, Montreal, and liovton
without change
Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress
lne of steamships to Japan and China
The fastest and fineit ahlps on the Pacific
ocean. Shortest and Wst route to tho
orient.
Canadian Australian S. S. Co,
To HonoluP:, Fiji and Australia The
shortest route t the colonies.
For rates, fo -'era and any information call
on or address,
C. K. ilKANDENliUKG,
Agent, Salem. Or
11. II. AHUOT,
Agent, 140 1 Hint street, Portland, Or
B I. COYLE,
Diktdcl Passenger Agent, Vancouver, 11. C.
When Going East
Use a first-dass line In traveling between
Minneapolis, St, Paul aud Chicago, and the
principal towns in Central Wisconsin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair cars
In service.
The Dining cars are operat.-d In the.Inter.
est of its patrons, the most elegant service
ever Inaugurated. Meals ore served a la
Cart;.
To obtain first-lass senlro your ticke
should read via
The Wisconsin
Central Lines.
for all connections at Chicngoand Milwaukee
For eastern olnti.
tickctfull Information call on Sodr neaiesi
ticket agent or write
JAS. C. POND
Ocneral Pass. AgentMillwfcukee.
Or IAS. A CLOCK, Onernl Agent Wis
Stark Street Portland Or
Oregon Short Line.
vtiie-
Quickest,
safest,
Cheapest
'..J.811 ?0l.nt K,,t nJ southeast.
RhI-. reclining chair cars, Pullman palace
sleeping car, and upholstered tourist sleep
Ing cars on all through trains.
110ISE & HARKEIt,
Agent Salem, Or
C O. TERRY,
'''"Sd&r Asen
l24ThlrdSt.ee Portland. Or""8'
The Northern Pacilic
Railroad still continues tho popular
route for eastern travel and now that
summer is openlnir up It, becomes more
so than ever. The pleasant and com
fortable accommodations fiirniuiiiwi
passongers aro proverbial and need no
c ange or cart, is universally known.
The road traverses tho most -magnificent
belt or country In tho world
Si'5ryJV" ,u"'8lPB constant been!
?Statti?r,ct,voi and toterciitlnir, so
t at the travoler goes through withs
out ratiguo and readies tho Journey's
hw.,WiSut, fea,izn ("Htance. All
n?i ' WpJiloKton, Idaho, Montaana
Dakota, Nebraska and tho other
states, the eye Is toasted with scenes
Pleastntr and imnrai .i.n "rr
SRSffl!.t",te"nif?wwpheroor
met with. B'or tickets
:" : "'"'""h'iuk uiscuiumrts
are
par-
and full
ticuiarscailon
THOMAS, WATT
it CO.
No,
Comnmrrliil arni . .. '
tiiill.li.. 7.. :" ; r "' ." .""! " mib
S"","'7 lunucny occupiea by Dan J.
h ry's riruir store. Salem. Or.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
fti Kiwi You Havi Always Bugld
IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE
33ST 2STSWS:f.ajeve:ES
ANYWHER8 AT ANYTIMB
Coll en or Write
1 6. mrs mmm ner
64 & 65 Merckaata' ExcktBge
HAN HRANCI5C0. CAU
Oilers travelers cliotce of the
routes east. Thev.areall famous
uJFu&NL
UEPART
FOR
TIME SCHEDULE.
From Portland.
Salt Lake. Denver P.
ARUIVK.
Fast
Mall
Worth, Omaha , Kariai
City. St Ixmls, Chicago
8 pm
anu r.asi.
Spokane
Flyor
2 pm
Walla Walliv, - Spokane,
Spokane
Fl)er
1015
a ni
Minneapolis, tt. l'aul,
Liujutn, Milwaukee Uil
cago and East
8 p in
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
All sailing dates sub
ject to change.
For San Francisco.
4 r
Sail September I, 6, 11
to, 31, 20,
7pm
l'o Alaska
Salt Sept.
4 pm
8pm
ex, Sun
COLUMBIA RIVER
STEAMERS
Fo Astoria and way land'
ings.
Saturday
4 pin
ex Sun
10 pm
7 a in
Tues
Iburs
and Sat
WILLAMETTE iND
YAMHILL R1VEKS
Oregon City, Dayton and
tlo piu
Mori
Wed
wayjanuingf
6am
ftton
Wed
Frl
WILLAMETTE RIVER
430 p m
Tues
Ihun
Sat
Portland to Salem
and way landings
Leave
Rlparla
i.'45am
SNAKE RIVER
I.v Lew
iston
Leave Ripa-ia dallg ex.
cept Saluulay.
Leave Lewiston daily ex
cept F lldny.
j.45 am
Mon
Wed
Friday
Sun
Tues
lluus
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVtSlO.
PORTLAND SALEM ROUTE-,Hteamci
Ruth for Portland Tuesday, Thursday ood
Saturday nt 7:15 a.m.
Transfers to street car line at Oreg Oitj
If the steamers are delayed there ouud
trip tickets to all points in Oregon, ssblog.
ton, California or the east. Connectiiip
made at Portland with all rail, ocean ami
river lines.
Steamships sail for Sen Francisco, Sept.
26, 29. Oct. 2, 5, 8, 1 1, 14, 17 20, 23, 26, 29
W. II. IIURLDURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or
O.M.;POWERS. Agent, Trade street dock
Salem.
EOISE & MARKER,
City Agents.
EAST ANDSOUTH
THE SHASTA RO'JTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co
KXTRKSS TRAINS RUN OAtLY
6:00 M j Lv...;i'ortland
. .Ar I ono a m
o.
7-MS .
Lv,...Satem ....Lv J700 A M
Ar. San Francisco. Lv (bVoo p tt
Above trains stun at all
nrlncinal
station;
Marion
bet, Portland and
lenerson, Altwny Tangent, Sheddi, Halsey
Ilarrlsburj, unction City, Eugene, Creswell
.-;aicui. 1 urncr.
vjuuutc urovc, unun, uaicinnu. ana all sta
tlons from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive.
ROSKBURQ Mill.. -IJAILY.
a.'jo A M I Lv. .7To7tTand"l ". Ar
. .Ar 4.'3om
Lv i 1 50 p t
. Lv ( 730 a u
io;5SAMj-Lv....8alem..
5.'2opm) Ar .. Roseburg.
tullman bulitt sleeper and seeond.clas
sleeping cars attached to all through Iraln
BIPCT oini.1 riiF,.i,
BETWKKN PORTLAND ANU CQRVALLIS.
man nains daily Lexcejit Sunday.
,.iu a m 1 l.1. . . , rortiana. .
Arf S50PM
Lv) i.'os pm
1Z15PM Ar....i;orvallis.
Lv
ai Aioany and Corvallls connect with
tialnsoftheO. C. & E. Ry.
KXPRESd TRAIN DAILY BXCK1T SUNI1AY.
4.'S I' M 1 Lv.... Portland... Ar) 8.-2S
7.3 r t f Lr. . . .McMinnville Lv s.'So
H:3o I'MjAr Independence Lv 4:50
A M
A M
AM
.Uirect connections at San 1'rancisco with
Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail
steamship linos for JAPAN AND CHINA
Sailing dates on application
Rates and tickets to Eastern points anj
FnX' ,AH?uJa,,an' china. HONO
LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can be obtainH
from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket v2ont
Salem,
!' KOEHUJR, Maiucer.
C II. MARKIIAM. G. F. &P.A. Ponlano
Corvallis & Eastern
R. H. Company,
1 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 2:50 p.m.
Tra n leaves CoryallU , :4S W ,,
I rain arrive at Vaquina O.io p. m
:. Returning.-
Leaves Yaqulna 7!Ooa. in
?" .SV""1 1 1 -40 a. m.
A"iv,c Albany l3.2S p n.
For Detroit
Leaves Corvallls 7,-00 a ,n.
Leaves A'banv Lr . .
Rettn i2.'2op. m.
Leaves Woit 12:40 p.m.
Leave Albany 605 a. m.
Arrive Corvallis 6,55 p. m.
I and 2 connect at Alhany with Southern
Pacific train giving direct service to and from
Newport and adjacent beaches.
Train for the mountains arrives at Detroit
at noon giving ample time to icach camping
grounds on the Hreitenbush and Santia-n
rivers same day,
EDWIN BTONF,
Manauct,
ILL. WALDEN.
T. F. P. A.
J. TURNER,
Agent Albany.
Miles
shorter and a whole half day- quicker
than any other line to Omaha, Kan
sas city, tit. Louis and all other
suthern and southeastern cities,
Tliieo route east via Denver, St,
Paul, and Rllllnj,'8, Mont. JTickets ut
offices of connecting lines. If you o
cist via Omalia, you can stop off and
see the Trans-Mlsslsalppl exposllion
A. C. SHELDQN.
- Gta'l agent, Portland Or
20u
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