r ry -4
il ,f--:4tt0il6iirfS'i'
r - -mi -,-'- "" ,H-Ci.w.r-ir.V.-y.A.v:r.
,asyirf7fTjas
S. S. S. Ctites
Sores and Ulcers
ft Mattr ffat ttw Ofr
drJmrt r Wtmt qtittr
RetlMMflM tfv Pimm
u ut hMl nndir cmlffiAry treat
mi. wa hmniii afcronlfi wi le?tf-
teriotM. TJsey are csieaed In different
wavi.lmitn prT ruin the blood If
invoirxl, i bo wnofant of U&1 treat'
Jnent ea butr any jmipci. m Pf"""
lousi be uIMtea ftom uj iik
before ft cure can bo had.
TB&6W FRO A KOMI.
kr JfSa. f Warioa, KaAa, wHtrti
Abonibttettnomtt'ii'''ithttjHT-
iiik whitAiJ. wi ifaMHn folia a aonf. W
effrMutavowsdcf ih wal Tlioeao aurWr
tktrttarolofpaTHUoi wrmml moni;.
Iba wcwad rfMttfitt aUNif tbMSM,BnU) li
DOUljr lwaaa T"7 P1(rT;i(Wi3g,na my
Kf Tkia noon frrmuS
to other irw of tha
ilp3drn down Ux
H3 of (h AMkJnerfM-
i IW IB TM1 ! r
ra.iy diiofannf
Ut
8hwt then tilted no
di tb ear ot. tba faa
ally of a mil-known
hrwflul. bat even In
IrMtmrat a rrrlrra
thr ftlS toarrit tin
UrrlbU tort. JUidln
ot tha man tvtt ol
bleed tronbita Ma
br 8. , .. we deldd to
try
It. and II rllTi her promptly, in a lew
siha h wm rntlrttr wrta. and aa r
ark now rvmaJai wnera tba dlac at bald
saont
a nark
Mil awar "
A auxdiox wouxd.
Caps. J, H. MeBrayer. tba wtllkoowa Ala
MUr, of la wren burg, Xy atit
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
MY MOVWR BROTHKKS,
i rsacia i iiiiiih mi i mil ii i m
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 18W,
Dajfly, Ofl Yaar 3.00, la AdTanoa
Df&j, Tow Moutha 91 00, Us Advanoa,
Wtwkly, Oow Taw 1.00, la Adraooe
EDITORIAL OPINION,
uakek crry okuochat on iieummy
COLONY VMUVMU
Thft lAteet Ikllamy colony failure
lias taken pkco In .Iirltlih Columblt,
and Its 111 6ticcc Is explained Id this
way:
"Hood After the colony wasifouoded
the brainy man ceased to ttilnlc-tlio
necs Ity did not cxllt. There was no
spur to ambition, no competition.
Then It was discovered that the work
lone u the shops and mills was so ln
ferlor that It was not marketable out
aide. Many shareholders Initio (coin
"ll MM IWl KM9II HIVUSJ UaK
but they did not get lt.Homo dewrtcd.
"Tliecoraraoncatinjt houeand the
herding or families In large dwelling!
J Ut blckerlnx and Jealousy among
the women folks. The men took up
the quarrels of the wosker terand
very tuau'a hand -was rulttd against
tola neighbor,"
It Is not neeeasary to print the rest
of It, for that telli enough.
HI'OKANie dTOKKSMAN llKVlEtT
on
CANADIAN ANNEXATION.
The Toronto World has made ah
swfui discovery. It discovers that
Canada "Is on the brink;" that tho
benign and mild- mannered go n tie
roan known as your Uncle Ham Is an
ogre who is opeutng titi mouth to
wallow C'soida, willy nilly; ttod that
"Ccnada Is nearer to absorption than
ver wo were, Do Csuadlans rtslue
Jt?" arts tho Ww!d,
They do not, and the pfople br the
United felutei bare nurer dreamed or
the tlilo, and the people or Kagland
will smile at tho fears of the Toronto
journal,
There is no mora probability of the
United States "foreleg Uanrda,
wiliy nilly, into annexation," than
there is ot PjtMdcnttWcKlnley golcg
out and capturing a mmd wire for
fcweli fay force.
q world has beea thrown luto
,9uii vemuiiBtf oy reaaiQg an
, . 1tire U
Inptaaiiti la
amy man a
toy or Ufa
ktrcmi fa4MU
to awkt blH
trctnbls Md
in bafwra
Utb when ba
IhotousUlr tec
otuliti iu ot-
froich Tba
roubU with
wn is that
lhrrdoaiHtr.
ocaUa 4ath
it COMea
ia aeaic violtat
Bf rainid fern.
CoMllWpUwi
aiiUiKOtaMtR
!H waia, ram
pluuta
W4 aciMiU,
illWNtCll
X, at
a. . 1 . t - 1.. . JTl .T
m ihUn titat
rTFr!?"1 w wmoB
vrrrr :K w i.
TM MtiM Mi4 SHaMlf lu.
Tb( lwnf
mi am a ik t at4 wkdhio-
trt m hu um
at aorta.
m fwtMSBjsw mm m mmmimaiAaA 1
M t.Uli lift U ehi uS ati'Jr
mw Thn WI jia'vn
iJWJ -miU lfcukt i
Sn 5ar-te'feSTG
a a mm p( cNaaai7
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sxn3rJTJ .PT . WW
tM3TatrWl l.'tffi
4 - '
i faaaUia. aad
m totfk
B?5;wiihS
IMPWaaJkHAMlllIk
A"' MSMUf
'xi.Z"y of tb- p1- iw
phmmSm
ajMMSjr j t.1-.. ----- - i.
rLa-JL.f"" f I "
1&&!ZCS: !
iMtrils.i ji' i" -" I"
mnirmtm
MfJmT. :LMf' .?ul MiU Wll the
, I wt afeos ina fri Itf
ii7is what I cBiars or n"
woaai. It ddWlepM
Into a raanlaf aowand
pti a treat leat
S? pals ao4 laeonnj
by many fW ,"
look a namter of Uojrf
rfatia, tai 1 noaadld
nx any (wxl and did
not Ut ehM tba
rrmcrrH of ibe aora. I
biil' beard fiwtffaSpf
beard wm j
etflc (. . B.) h!Wf
ieoraiaended for the
i.irv.i ml mnelodtd to
pit ll trial, and tba
rMoltwifrerirraUfr
to, ft. H. . emlto
ml right at the trouble.
nod foretd the eciaon
not of jnr Mood; aoon . ,
ifterwartl. tba aora br.led p an.1 waa eured
ootid nd well I am aura B. . 8. I vf Ut
lb beat Uood reatdf made"
It matter n6t how ther arc acquired
or what treatment haa fallrd,8.8. 8.
will etir thn moat obatlnato, deep
seated aoro or ulcer. It I; uaeleaa to
rxuect local treatment of aalrca, !
tloni, etc., to effect a cure, beeauis
ther can not reach th real cauae of th
trouble, which la the blood. 8. B. 8.
drftraoutcTery rac of Impurity lo
the blood and In this way cures per.
manently the worat ceacs. It Is th
only blood remedy jruranteed
Purdy Vegetable
and contains not it partlclff of potaih,
mercury, or other mineral. 8. 8. 8.
cures Contagious Blood Poison, Scrof.
uls, Cancer, Catarrh, Ectema, Rheu
matism, Bores, Ulcers, Bolls, or any
other blood trouble, valuable books
on tneae unease win we mii irr
to any addreaa, by the Bwlft Bpeolfla
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
been made at Macon, Ocorgla, by
extract from a speech said to hare
Major Oeneral James II. WilwnNof
Pcleware. Mr. Wilson was quoted
with the declaration that he hoped
to see tbe dty "when our starry flag
shall float everywhere, from tbe
frozen north to the sunny clime of
Central America."
It U floating now in the frozen
north country of Alaska; and It will
be In cyldence In tbe sunny clime of
Central America so soon as the Nic
aragua canal Is completed, Yet
Canada will bo safe from forcible an
nexation, and will remain a dominion
to Iteelf so long as Its people, or any
considerable number or Its people,
choose that path of goreromeot.
8A0HAMKNTO UEK ON OI'INIONB AliOUT
EXPANSION.
A discussion is going on between
Wm, Jr tiryan, ono or tbe most mar
velous and fecund wrlttrs on ques
tions of political economy to be
round within the United HtaUs.Iand
Wm. R. llcarsl, the cdltor-owncr or
the Ban Francisco Examiner and New
York Journal. Tho question arising
for discussion between tho two Is as
to whether Thos. Jefferson was or was
not In favor or territorial expansion
on the part of the United Btatci.
Rryan has by far t.'io best argumont
All that Hearst has boon able to show
and all that Hcast or anybody else
can show, Is that Thomas Jefferson
was In purchasing coutlguous terri
tory between tho two oceans on our
own continent, That, however, Is
very different from tho scheme or
territorial aggrandltcment and col.
nnlal government in other continents,
which is now attempted lc bo forced
upon the people or the United MUtca
under the specloui nstuoof "expan
sion." It really teems to be a waste of
breath to discuss what Thomas Jeffer
son believed In this matter. The quss
tlon before the people or the United
States At tho present time 1st What
will be best for the Nation now?.,
not what was best one hundrod years
ago, our what Thomas Jefferson or
soy ono else thought was best,
It will bo remembered that only a
little over half a century ago, Daniel
Webster, tne greatest or American
statesman, made an address In the
ssnst or the United Btates, lu which
ho vigorously protested agalust any
acquisition or territory west or tho
Rooky mountains And yet that ter
ritory is now tho garden spot or tho
whole Nation.
It would be. as wise ror the people or
the Paclllo Coast to-day lo argue ques
tions conoenog llhelr own territory
trom the lips or Daniel Webitcr, as It
Is ror llryan aud Hearst to continue
to discuss what Thomas Jefferson
thought, one huodrcd years ago, about
question tint was as far off from
von his dreams as the age ofelectrl.
city.
COHMUBMAK Ul'UtXJIUKt' ON
THAT
ANTI BCALTINU UIU.
Among tho bills pasted by the
House during this aeaalon wn ti.A
Dtl-scalping bill, originated some
tcnyeaMaw. It Is sometimes calM
tho 'ticket brokerage bill" and Is
plainly in ravor or corporation against
the people; this rait Is so evident that
It cannot be disputed. Although It
may bo 00 great importance in itselr,
It plainly indicates tho growing tend
Bcy of the Itepubllcao party.
Hon. Tims. UpdegratT of (he fourth
Iowa nod VngNistuan nB1,-r VQ,.,,
gsiBslit. Mr. Updraff cvuld not I
in tht hilt pass without a word, Ful
,0"l;gPlifnMuhU sieech;
PUbJkAi Mrtr and atuv) h. 11. ...
0JI at4 rejoleed In its victories. It
imm so much, oh. to much to el-
j-Jf 8k,Bi,0d tcct the inter.
- "T iwipjt upoa thehhthtlda
t
rFmni WClUotl tf A tin -..
, Will, iKttim wo laroT
Integrity tt the principles of the Re
ntibllcdn party. Let me? say to' my
rtlsnfis trom tbe western stow, at
Hast some of them, I know not how
It may bo In the east, but I warn you
my colleagues that when the pur
.inun whn are favored, when
the commercial organizations who
r farored. when other man
urifimff fUTitlment that Is
brought here mostly from faynrcd
sources when this Is quieted,
you will hear something from the
wrath of the people, and furthermore,
70U will deserve It."
The words arc purposely misinter
preted by the Republican papers as Is
evidenced by the editorial In the Du
buque Tlme9 which says he spoke like
a "populist orator on tho Tcxs bar
becue" Mr. Updegrafl Is not a poli
tician lo the popular sense, he Is too
outspoken; he speaks the truth even
tn the Injury or his political ambi
tions and to the detriment or his
nsrtv. The above Quotation Is tbe
truth and an Impartial Judge sees It
as such. Mr. Updegrafl has not pulled
away from the Republican party, tho
parly has pulled away from Mr. up
degrafl and the Republican party of
tbe past and the one bo so dearly
loved. The prophesy uttered by him,
whether spoken In discretion or not,
Is the truth and as he plainly saw It.
Tho passage or that bill is indicative
or tbogrowing course of the Republi
can party and tho people should be
fully awakened to tho growlog
danger.-North Iowa Times.
THE NEWSPAPER LAW.
There is much interest at prexent as
to tbe law in regard to persons being
obliged to pay ror newspapers that are
sent them aflcr their subscriptions
have expired. Here It Is taken from
the laws of Oregon for 1880:
Kcctlon 1. That whenever any per
son, comnnoy orcorporauon owning
or controlling any newspapers or per
iodical or any kind, or whenever any
editor or proprietor or any such news -osoer
or periodical, shall mall or send
any such newspaper or periodical to
any person or persons In this Btate
without llrsb receiving an order tor
said newspaper er periodical from
such person or persons to whom said
newsDSDer or ocrlodicul Is mailed or
sent, shall be deemed to be a gift, and
no debt or obligation ahull accrue
against such person or persons,
whether ald nWipSrr cr periodical
h received by the person or persons lo
whom it la scut or not.
To Illustrate the effect of the law:
If A subscribes for ono year (or
any other definite length or time) the
merofnet that he did unt pay In ud-
vanco will unt render liliu liablo tot
subscription scut ufter expiration of
tho year for which ho subscribed. His
acceptance or thepaper aflcr the orlgl-
nil subscription has expired cannot
be construed as a new subscription,
butonlyasan acceptance, of a gift
from the publisher. The'voi'ta law,
quoted by eastern collection agencies,
need give no subscriber any uncasl
nevs. tf
OU3TAVB A. CONE.
Sketch of an Oregon Pioneer Whose
Character la Emulated by Ilia Son,
(Wrltttiifur ThaJuurual
Died at his resldenco near llutto
vlllo, Marlon county, Oregon, Dec. 20,
1698, after n lingering lllucsi, Gustuve
A. Gone, uged 75 years 1 month and
6 days.
Oustavus A. Cotio was born In
Hush county, Indiana, Nov, 21, 1823,
When 0 years of age, his father moved
to Laporlo county, same stale, where
the family 1 1 re. I uutll 1811, when they
removed to Iowa, nuking that state
their home until 1 W3, In that year a
pirtof the family crossed the plains
to Oregon, settling near Uuttcvlllc,
Marlon county,
Oustavus was the third child In tho
ramlly. Oil bis father's farm In
Indiana, he was reared to rugged
iiiauhocd, during his boyhood ho
rehired a common school education,
and later learned the coopers trade.
lie followed this trade In Michigan
City until 187. At tho ego of 21 ho
started, April 12, 1817, with ox team,
in company wllh Alfred Stanton and
others for the distant Oreuon.
After a tedious and perilous journey
occupying about seven months, he ar
rived at Oregon City, November 20,
ion. no worgea at his trade for some
0
:
time until he took tho "gold fever
ami surteu for California in Fehru
ary, lslt). He mined 00 tho north
middle and south forks of the (Amerl
can river, being ijulto successsul In I
delving ror the hidden treasure.
Wo next and him In Saerauittito,
answering to "mlno host." of tdJ
Ua a... I..I.I .. . I
uiuiomiu mud, trom mere Mr.
Oono went to San Franclwo, and from
that city failed for Oregon during tho
fill of 189. After a sea voyago or
Annual ,! orO. 000,000 Botaa
WR BIU0D8 AHD BM?0U3 DlSO&DERfc
Ol Mln1!'1 ,"J lM.'nm " Btonwk.
"wr?. -w . "kin. c iu ci.1 iTissZ:
CVJ ia"' 1& ,,l(Vl " mTm
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IHMM, WOMCN OR CHILORKN
eoham'uPlllaare
Without a Rival
LARGEST SALE
KcataUiJcuBtow,
jrrrn'iiTrxniiii' fwWi
T n ill Hilar fSainaalMaWftaajTTirrr
rWlP
hk(Wm
TBE EXCELLENCE OF SYIiliP OF FIGS
Is due not only to tho originality and
simplicity or tho combination, but olso
to the care and skill with which it Is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CiLironsu Fjo Srnur
Co. only, and we wlah to Impress upon
all the linporturK'n of purchasing the
truo und original rt-nirdy. As the
tjeiiuino Syrup of fc'hjs Is manufactured
by the CALfrOflKIA Fio Svnup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
avlst ono In aroldlng the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
tioa. Tho high standing of tho Cam
ronxiA Fio Nviiur Co. with the medi
cal DrofesaioD, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs haa
rlrpn tn millions of families, makes
the naaie of the Company guaranty
of tho excellence of its remedy. It is
:..-- .
far la adranco of all other laxatives,
aa it acts 6n tho kidneys, liver and
bowels without IrrHatlng or weaken
ing them, and it docs not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the nnrae of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
ki riHNcuco, ei.
some 27 days Upon his arrival In Ore
gon he purchased the right In a dona
tion land claim of MO acres, located In
the Justly famous "Frcnc'i Pralrrle,"
three miles south or Uuttcvlllc, Ma
rlon county.
On December 15, 1850, he led to the
altar a highly respected lady, iuiss
Kmmalt. Her. a native or Ohio. To
jthem seyen children were born, as fol-
tews:
H. T. who resides near Palouso City,
Wash. LouIsj, wife of John Murray,
lives near Hutlcvllle; Lewis, who died
In his 21st. year; Laura, wife of J. W
Long, resides nearllutlevlllc; Ilerinuu
II. a resident of Hutteylllc, Annu,
wire or A. L, itlcc, resides ucur the
borne place, and Gustavcs Jr. who
lives at old homestead. In addition
there are 10 grand children and one
greatgrandchild. All or these were
reunited at the dour old home 11 short
tluic prior to his death Two brothers
. .,... t. 1.1... ...
A ..nrl V. It mirulun lilm MrJ.
ftt avaava r af uii t 1 w
Kmrna II. Cone died February 13, 18:30.
December 17, 1883 Mr Ccmu married
the estimable lady, Miss Maria Mc.
Cullumof Ohio, who survives him.
Fhe deceased had by Industry, per
lovcrance and selfrcliancc, utiiasqed
oonslderablo wealth. His farm Is one
ot the llncst In the valley. He Is
Identified with all the local enter
prises for tho Improromcntof human
ity In general and tho farmirg com
munlty In particular. Ho operated u
merchandise store for some years at
Hutlcvllle, under the linn niitno of G.
A, Cono fc Sou. He was ono of the
promoters of Hie Hutlcvllle Fjrmer's
Ware Home Ass'n, and at the lime of
death a hoavy shareholder In same.
He was idonlllled with the several
local Fire Belief Associations, theo
In a largo measure owo their hucccs to
him, Ho handled a large sum of money
Indeed, ho carried In a small banking
business. In his tlninclal deallcgs
Mr, Cone was extremely prculso and
scrupuously honest. Ho was a prom
inent Mason, having been Inltlatod at
Oregon City lu tho early days, being
one of tho oldest Masoti in tho state.
110 nan neiu all the oftlcos of the
Blue Lodge, honorably and well.
Tho mortal remains of (lustavtis A.
Cono were laid to rest December 23.
181)8, In the bcautltul Buttcvlllo ceme
tery under llm auspices of Cliampoeg
Lodgo No. 27.A. F. and A. M. of which
lodge Brother Cone was an active
ostcemed member.
By tho death of (lustavus A. Cone,
Champoeg Lodge has lost a "square"
New Goods Arriving Daily
Suits for the small boy from $1,50 up
Suits for men
Overcoats and Mackintoshes
at greotly reduced prices.
one over, so we have cut
Umbrellas
DUHSS UUOlaii
TAllUKLUN'KN'ij
VUMVOnTHKS
Fine Good, -at Cheap Rr
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
COKNKK OmUMWiOIAI. ANU iTATK SftRUW,
. , ..,. i. '
.brother; his family a true rattier;
his wife a loving husband; the com
munity a model cituen. Aiier imp
ing braved the hardships Incident to
fhn.nhintriii.lon of a new country-
preparing a habitation ror you and
me-one by oae the pioneer are pass-
me uuo uj -- r
!,. nnmoir. 11 nnir uiuic i ...,..
wan thpir prates ercen and reverse-
their blessed memory.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
received by the
,.virvV n. in. for labor aim
""."'.'"'
......i.a.1 inttir. remodeling
nnn m'
-".l..- i..ii, .ir hoiiM) for
Linn
Sy, at Albany, Oregon, All work
to be completed by Pte'",.1"1'
1899, according to plans and speclHca
tlonson tile In my orflce.
The County Court will consider bias
First, For the completion of the
"SSoS'SlI mason and carpenter
work. Including material of brick,
stone, lath and plastering, cementing,
concrete, lumber, etc.
Third, Heating and plumbing com-
P'?.10' ... .. , .1 l,on .Mnnlnul
- l,.1ln.d
iounu. uaivuuicu nuu, -
and slatlmr.
Firth, Painting,
Thesuccesslul bidder will be ro
,...i.,i m ,.li-n nn nnnroVGU DOnu lor
I .'... .n,ini. nr M hfri liumedlalelr
iiuc uujuu.... w. ..- ,-., ,,,,-
after the contract is Bwiirucu ....,
upon such conditions as the court nm7
determine and demand.
Tun Cnuntv Court reserves the
right to reject any or all olds.
By order of the County Court the
11th day of November, 18U3.
7 Frank Crautheb,
Clerk of Linn County,
Oregon.
lI-20-.pw
A Fichting Senator
an shoot as hard as a train robber,
and A.Huckcnstcln's Little Champion
c'gars are the favorite of all.
One Dollar.
Dozen for the best enamel cabinet
photos. The Plckerlll Co., leading
photographers, next to Red Corner
drus store. "
A Shrewd Detective,
will be able to rind clews to a crime
when most people would see nothing
but the virtues of Branson and Co's
higli grade groceries are known to all.
YOIin PACE
Shows the Hate of your llings and the state
ol
your health aa wrll. impute
blood
makes itiel anparent In a put
and
tallow !
complexion, Pimple a and Skin Eruptions. 1
yoa are feeling weak and worn o utand do
not ruvc a healthy appearance you should
try Acker's Wood El xlr. It cuies all blood
diseases where cheap Sarsapaiillas and 10.
called putifiets fail, knowing this we sell
every l ttle on a positive guarantee. Lunn &
Ilrooks, diuggists.
tormtlpation
mr itiellol w
pievents the body Irom rid.
Jln! h
lharlyRI
wnte matter. UeWltt'a Little
. L..:i.. in . ..- .i.
trouble and cure
''' . "'" " L "'""': . ""
sick headache, llillouinew. Small sugar
coated, don't giipe or rautc nauiet. Stone's
diug store.
Ji)r.tU timdYldHaWalMriBKHy
ni sj, r-VAsvcwv
Soothing, healing, cleinsing, DeWltt's
Witch Haiel balve, the enemy of sores,
hums and wound. It never fails tn cure
piles, Lunn & ilrooks, diuggists,
OASTOXIXl.
0os ti. jf ll IM Yw Hats Ahrars B0114W
Many a houicliol I W saddced because ol
failure to keep a safe and certain cure fot
croup such as One Minute Cough Cure, See I
that your tit Ju ones ate protected. Stoie's
Drug Moic,
When jounsk for t)u Witt's IUrel Salve
don'i accept a ciunteitiet. There are mote
caves ol piles Icing cured by this, than all
ntheis Stone's druj store.
ACKER'S DYSPEPSIA TAULEIS ARK
sold on k poiltWe gnaran.ee. Cuies heart
bum, railing of .he food, dittiess titer
eating or any form of dyspepsia. One little
tablet gives immediate relief.
25c and 50c,
l.unn & llrook., druggnti.
CASTOR I A
For Infnuts and Children.
Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought
BlgMturoof Gl&ffi&
3 5Q
up
Wc do not intend to carry j
the price oncthird.
Ga
llaVTS ANDOilS
iiuyiciris
TUU.N'KS .yi) VAUSKS
ices,
Fjc
Scaled bids will be received by inrorjou, wjn not give you an appetite.
County Clerk of Linn V0"?' 1 will not Increase your ilesh and
Januniry Oth, 18OT,at tl'olu"r,iv,., 'strengthen your nerve and heart, but
1 jmji
1 aW?1
NO FAITH CURE,
ABOUT STUART'S DVSFEP3IA TAB
LETS. ,
j
stomach Troubles and Indl
gettion- Anyway, Whether -You
Have Faith In Them or not.
.. fnidi will nnLdlffesL vourfood
KMmrt'ii Dvancns a Table:e win
Table:e will do
- . -. r .
rh.o tthinits. because luey ure
composed of the cleuicnM of diges
tion, they contain the Julies, acids
and peptones necessary to the diges
tion and assimilation or all wholesome
roods,
utniriu nvananain Tablets will di
gest rood ir pluced In a Jar or bottle In
water heated to OB degree?, and they
will do It much more effectively when
taken Into the stomach after meals,
whether you have faith 'that they
will or not.
They Invigorate the stomach, make
pure blood and scroDg nerves, iu iu
nniv wnv that nature can do It. ana
that Is, from plenty of wholesome
food well digested. It Is not what we
cat, but what we digest that does us
good.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by nwirly all drueglsts at 50 cents for
full sized packages, or by mall from
the F.A.Stuart Co., Marshall, Ml;h.
Jan. 2 4-0.
Overcome evil with cod, Overcome our
coughs and coids uith One Minute Cough
Cure. It cures croup, bencliiliJ, pneumonia,
la grippe and lung illseases. Stone's Drug
Stoie.
The rooner a cough or coin is cured the
! better. Lingering colds ate dangerous.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures U.I
Why sutler when such a cough cure is I
withm reach? It is jpleasunt a'one'S urug
itore.
A cough Is uot like a fever. It does not
hs.ve to tun a certain course, Cure it quickly
with One Minute Couch Cure, the best rem
edy for all. te reccomnund It because Us
good. Stone's drug store.
MOK1 TEA POSITIVELY CURES SICK.
Headache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful heibdiink Rrmoves all erup
tions of the skin, producing a perfect com
plexlon, or money refunded. 25c and 50c
Lunn & Krooks, druggUu.
OAJ3TOTIIA..
iiiti W Kind Vw Hit Always BongM
8tr c&&m:
ACKER'S ENC-LISII REMEDY WILL
atop a coach at any tl 1 e. and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re
funded. 25c 5c, l.anit k Ilrooks, drug
ghti.
j Ijl0 ,0 Lei, eMy t0 rUc
prepares a man
fur his home in the skies
Little
Early
Rlter, the pill that makes life
and wUcr. Stone's drug 1 tore.
longer, bcuei
rv Q
Rio Grande
RAILROAD
CsTSCENIC LINE OF THE
WORLD,
Weekly Excursions
lu the east in through tourist cars without
charge, modern upholstered tourist sltepers
in cnarge 01 experienced conductors and por
ters.
To Kmsaj Citr. Chicago lluffalo and
j Iloiton wlthojtc ange via Halt Uke , Ho.
Pacillc and Chicago & Alton Railroad,
TUUSDAYS.--T0 Omalu, Chicaco. Bull
a'o rnd llovlon without change, via Salt
Lake and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Kail road.
WEDNESDAY. -'lo St Joseph, Kansas
City and St Louis without change, via Ilur
lington Route
THURSDAYS. To KausasCity and St.
I-oula without change, via Silt 1-ale and
Missouri Pacific KaiUny.
A day stopover arranged at Salt Lake and
Denver.
A ride through the famous Colorado Ken
cry.
K.ir rates anl information inquire of O. R,
4 N. ank S. I', agents or address,
w. K. HOOPER,
(an Iw. Fi't. Agt Denver, Colorado.
C K. NICIIOL,
Oeneral Agent, 251 Vahinn St, i'ortland,
ur,
EsBM
unen travel rs choice tf iL following
routes east. The arc all fartwas for theii
xmc aitractton.
O. R. . N, via Ogden and Deaver
Shasta Reute ia saeramenlo, Oplen and
Denver,
Shasta Rou-e ia Sacramento, Maine and
Albcrijuetque.
A daily hue of 1hrnur.l1 Pl'rrvriv
i.nv.c ami lUUKlhlsLEKt'ER'., San.
Francisco ami m Angelea to Chicago tMs is
The Short Line
!ro souiheni Cahforma
To the East,
hwe
II. U
AWJytols.eaeBUof,heo R-& 0.
! Zu'AtrJ: or. !bs ""wrtsBed,
. .. nnplc iiicrainre
.. I-J. DFAERliL'X.
I AetWorctater, Bldg. J'ottlandOre
madjs: me: A WJAN
-'A
rAiiLursi-oMTivEi.v cunt
Jl(
Ml ..klcHf.hllaMM,a,v(
it 014
iltt.l miwibi toe M.&OiIY nuta
-PMGliY CO.. VrTs
ratiif
SiI!i.-T:A, -ua "'' ' " . w tiit
, AJAX u
sale tn cwOtby D. j FRV d,K
, "sajftir-fi
CURE YOURSELF!
lw l lr unuural
lmtrs. l4iuIMii.
'fUDAY'H MARKKT.
Portland Jan. 2. -Wheat yailej
81 1 ; Walla WHiln,68c.
hour-Portland, M.20; Superline
121.5 per bbi.
Oats-Whlto 4243c.
Har-!S(tttO per ton.
Hops-H&mcjold cropOc.
Wool-Valley, 12Hc; Eastern
-Bn, IU; shorts, 'llff
Poultry-Chlckcn8,mlxcd,i2.603.00
ifiplAtra llvo l.raUfl.
- ' .. ' .'wi-Ml.Jl- mm Afm
Eggs UrcgOO, zwasiiu VKi '
Hides Green, salted Wlb9.f2i
under 60 lbs,6IC7chccp pelts,1520c,
nninn-? Tficrail oer sack.
liuttcr-Rest, dairy, 25(33001 rancy
creamery, COcgCOc per roll.
rotatoes, o-xa'o per oucr.
Hogs-Heavy, 81-76.
Mutton Weathers 3ic: dressed, 7c
Beer-Htcers,83.25(V3.C): cows, 12.50
(g2.7fl dressed, wa.
SAl.KM MARKET.
Wheat 1.
Oats 3Cc.
liny lialed, :heat, U.C0(al7.
Flour In wuolesale lots, $3.00: re
tall 13.00. .... A
MiiluMiff flran 8121 without and
$13i with sacks; 8horts-$1314 per
ten without sucks.
Hogs drexscd, 5c.
Live cattlc-2i(3)3c.
Sheep Live, 82.50G$3.
Vcal-5i3.
Butter Dairy 20c: creamery 25c.
Wool Best.l5c. Mohair 25c.
Hops Best 1617c.
Eggs- 20c in cash.
Poultry Chickens, 7c; turkeys,
live, 10l2c.
Farm smoked meats Bacon, 8)c
ham, 10c shoulder, C(7c.
Potatoes 30c.
Apples 30c.
shorr and a whole half day quicker
than any other line to Omaha, Kan
sas city, St. Louis und all other
suthcrn and southeastern cities, i
Thico routes east vlu Denver, ai,
Paul, uod Billings, Mont. Tickets at
oillccs or connecting Hue. If you go
eiit via Omaha, you can stop oil and
sec tho Truns-Mlsslsslppl cxposllion
A. C. SHELDON.
(Jen'l fluent Portland Or
When Going
East
Use a lirst-class line in traveling between
Minneapolis. St. Paul aud Chicaco, and the
piincinal towns In Central Wlscuniin.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and chair
cars
In service.
The Dining cars are operand In ths.lnter
est of its patrons, the irost elegant seivlce
ever inaugurated, Meals are served a la
Cart:.
To obtain first-class senlce your ticke
should read via
fflTrVlfefifiSfffr
Central Lines.
lor all connections at Chicago and Milwaukee
For eastern points,
ticketfull information call on Sodr nearest
ticket ageut or write
JAS. C. POND
General Pass. AgentMillwaukee.
Or IAS. A CLOCK, Onerai Agent Wis
Stark Street I'ortland Or
QUICK TIME
NO CHANGE
COMPLETE COMFORT
Thoteaie the points that mtke railroad
twel dtssrable. Those are the qualities
that are the delight of the pas cnger over the
popular
NORTHERN PACIFIC UILROAD
The roadbed cf the entire line has beet, im-
proed and rides as smooth as a floor and now
with
Immense New Engines
Vestibule Double Door Coafk i
flpL'trfilfnl SIppnPN
liilUllUUIIjll
mmm
2Uu iviiles
A A Mil
Tliere is nothing left to be deilred. Rates j , lRfc-E reclning chair can, Pullman palaca
always loir to all pointseajt. For particulars ,,IeePlnsT car, and upholstered tourist sleep
ee THOMAS. WATT i- CO. ,D car w " '"rough trains.
THOMAS, WATT & CO.
227 Commercial Street
YAQUIKA EOUTE
Con & Eastern Railroad
CouHMilnsat VAQl'l.V.i with the
VAQUXA B.U' STEAMSHIP COJIPANV
STE.UIEK3
uWEOTT
ltM-!ln. In evert rpet. The sboie
Mt l due to sail from Yaqulua
evr)-eli:htda)!.
ShrtilItoutelleteen
IW((o Vallc)- Points and ton Fraocisco
Albany aud f olnts Weal to Sau Francisco
Cabin sio.00
IUwnd Trip i;.oo
W'Ki'. EDW1X STO.VE.
r.i... Manafer.
J.Tl'KNKH. Act-lit, Albany, Ore
WU.UMETTK niVEU DIVISION
STEAMER WM. M, H0A6,
Captain Ueo. Kaabe,
KuuMuK Wtn rorlland an-l Corvallli
topping uU way la-ding.. on aim,
HIVER SCHEDl'LE.
so.-Tues.lays. Thursday aud
Uavan Conallls
Sundays.
.. 6 a. ra.
laveaIlnoua Vlsi T
le-s IinUpendimc -.,
LaI finlam
- 7 a tn.
- S a, in.
.H iu.
,10 a. w.
Miii.e
Arriu- l-orilanaZTJZZZ: 4
l r-Monday. Vediu4)a aud FrUtaya,
hSrtl K?nitid a. m.
IfaiM NtttberB...........!!).),, m
t 84iem r.nz:ru3:5:S;
Ues Iiidependcui-e HiMom
Uu3 Uaena Vista .JZ. 7 SO p' m'
Uvm Albany ZH -30n m
Arrlv cwrrAa ZZL"ZZTwa? R ra':
-ii.h . b.as len qulpp4 with flrst-
0.R&R
oerART
TO.
TIMB SCMlDCt8-
From P0HUW1
ARRiyC
Fait
Mall
8 pro
Salt Lake, Der Ft.
Worth, Omah ""
City, St. LouU, Chicago
and Eait.
Spokane
Flyer
2 pm
Walla Wallr, Spo?"?.
pokant
Flyer
1015
a m
Minneatollf, St. 1'au ,
Duluth, Milwantee Lhl
cago and East
8pm
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
4 pro
All sailing date! sub
led to chare.
For San Francisco.'
Dec. 23, 28, Jin a, 7,
12, 17, 22 and 27,
'8 pm
ex, Sun.
COLUMBIA RIVER
STEAMERS
Saturday
ex4!
lop m
To Astoria and way land'
"B,
WILLAMETTE RIVERS
At Salem
Lvjyc;
Portland, Newburg and
6p.M,
Moui
Weils
Kri
71150 ml
JTusthu
way Landings.
and bat
10a rn,
(For Dayton
Tu Tkur
Sat
MonWed
Ijyoji an
Frl
WILLAMETTE R'VER ArSalen
L Salem
, aaa
Corvallrs Alban and I flf3B
Tu.lhur
bat
3p. m
Way Polou. VVedJ
rt
WILLAMETTE RIV0 DIVISION
Daily boats Portlaud uto-
Transfers to street car IW at Oreg City
If the steamers are delaW mere ound
trip tickets to all points in Jrccn. Washing.
ton, or California. Conne'o made at Port
land with all rail, oceaandnver lines.
W. If. WRLBURT.
Oen'l Pas. A. Portland. Or,
G. M. POWERS, Agent,wile street dock
Salem. ......
EOISJ BARKER,
City Agents,
TAKE E-
Canadian PcificR.R
And Soo Paific Line
to-
Mu.neapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
rhlladtlpt
Waihton
Mrcal
Toronto
New
York
OostOD
a id all points east an J Hheast.
Cheapest tales, bcttiicc and
accommo.
uations
Throu
Tuouoh touiiit sierra to Minneapolis.
ri'al.TeMaMJr1?n Tn,l lU.,r
.. 1.1. . A 1 ' -""M.f - V
ston
ntiuuui cnangt
Canadian Pacific R Co's. Empress
ine of steamships tohpnd China,
Thetastestaadfinejtiips on the Pacific
ocean. Shortest and bust route to the
orient.
S. S. Co.
To Ilonoluh, Fiji od Australia Th
shortest route t the colties.
For rates, fo ersinday information call
on or address. C. M. ckwood , Agent,
Office Phone No, o. a commercial st.
Residence Phone fio.jj Salem, Ore
. . " " ABBOT.
Agent, 146 I laird strtt. Portland, Or,
n- . 1 n L J' GYLE,
Dufrlcl Passengor Acent Vancouver. B.
Oreffon Short Line.
THE-
Quickest,
Safest,
Cheapes4
., . ..
""0 "'f"wne or an points , nd southeast.
BOISE A BARKER.
Agent Salem, Ort
, C. Q TERRY,
Traveling Passenger Airen
W. E. COMAS,
124 Third Stree Inland. O,?"1 AKe"U
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
rE SHASTA RO'JTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co
EXrXKSS TRAINS RUN DAILY
6.00 P
8:25 p
7.'4S A
3
i-v... Portland. ..Ar
9:30 A 14
x.v....batem ....LtU.'ooAH
Ar. banrranclsco.Lv (8;
,'oaru
Above trains atop at all principal stations
bet, Portland and
aaiera, Turner, Marion
jetiersoo, Albany, Tangent, Shodds, Halse
-- ... auiuws.
, lialsey,
rr.n..ri
iiarnsourg, junction City, Eugene, C
CotUge Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all ita.
on' " oseourg to Ashland, inciuiira.
wouau MAIL. --DAILY.
a.-30AH) Lv...
oSSAMVLv...,
J.-aopul Ar....
Portland-" "'"Kx l a.'io r u
Salem.... Lv-li 5o.-rn
Koseburp.. Lv 7.'1oa u
Pullman lmffat tirT.Tj ..li.i -i..
sIeepinKcarsa:uched to all through traiu.
WEST SsIDE DIVISION.
"V.".?"1 f"LAWD AND CORVAU.IS.
watl n3LalyJeacept Sunday.
'':r i I. lh"' 'KnliHd.. Aris.-sor Ii
.5mt Ar... Corvallis.. Ltj i.'oS r u
h.hJ.S11 'J?1"00!" connect
tialns of the O. C. & E Rv
with
KXrRKSS TRAIN DAItY RxCTfT SUNDAY.
H.'SOPW Lv ...Portland.
, v v
S.-aj a M
v.na ir. ... :. I "-J
6-,"V r. I . : pnnvtlle L,v 5:50 a h
"" r") "wependencet Lvl .-eo
All
wireci connections at Saa Francisco
Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific
With
mail
1 m
!un
wump jmea lor 1APAM ANn r-nti. .
ITW 1
H W IMiT tJ r MA,.l. ... .V'?" ut iu
v.a cvuniniouailunn. Inlii.1lnj ... .i....
r'SSAf l5aWSyft mu mSVlS I
Diana.
. -- . s wU VITKUI
balling dates on application
,U... I.;"' "'" ,
rmMw.M. 'rSS&VLttSVXXh
Unurpjud
passhgrt.
tar varrlnc both freight and
Kates and ticket to Eastern point and
Bffff..rf teJk CHINAfHONO.
flteCMIdMC 10 , hoStTKi
iO. ! t MM.O k1
CHINA,
A. csn
Dok-Footol Stata sret.
0. MAEHTZ. .j:eut.
Pftlea, drvson.
0.8ULUVAN.8upt,
Albany, Qrtgou.
ft-- w. CsKiNr.0.
riii la pita"rj.Mr,
SAL. OKEQQjS.
SKINNER, Ticket
baiena. ' 'r
n.
" "' MAKKifAV, G. F. & P. A. Pwtlaj
PorUaad
X
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PTBil
j.. .. mmmm im lau, ku- u.x m mw lau uiinn fir m
ir?.-"7""" "W I-. . - ..... v. w,
IBlllwliln- -... '
.w mm m-inmimam
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