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Newspaper Page TextWjgsrs.'s&w'-'" J' i' Ft 9r Cold Weather Brings tfU Tfce Stvtrity of thli Dis am Increases Each Winter. Tkongri the disagreeable effect! of 0 irh irt felt all the year round, cold rtrtd tfnpteMant weather aggravates the dfwatft and It li during tho winter waton that it! everct form ii Kit Earth aticcMdlnsf year wrai to In tensify tlmdIase,o that It sfraduallv fMtcai Its hold uwfl the iufferer with grasp that beeomei firmer each B' ,11 Catarrh often appeart m only old at lint, and i lunlly notk-cd BhI craduallr tho cold returns, and It f more UffUcuIt to cow, and staja lunger than formerly. Then (jmiitumi can not bt mistaken ; they mark the ; first suipearance of ft disease that will de .kL.n n mavitrU and Kiulbornnet.anu which It J Impofulblo to cure with tho local treatment ot sprays, vfwie, Imtlr atinllftlttonf lei tng a men of tho blood, only a blood remedy can ... itin iifrliit. iniH!t utton It. 8. so can ( Swift'a Sieclfic) la the only cure for UAtarrh, tcenuM It ii the only hood remedy which goei to tho seat of all ob atinnto ct.e, ami foreei outlhedUeue Mr. T. A. Wllllamt, a leading mer chant of Spartanburg, H (' , wrftci' "For four year! I had naal catarrh. and thoiiah the cae vn a mild one at fti SSffill? BSE" wJS.Uoi twai notion i gradually 1 1 wal uudei courao I wa under treatment of first- class physicians, but their remediea were applied locally, and tho Catarrh DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, av liOH-KK DROTMBHB, w '..- ! J!l- THUnSDAY, JANUARY 12, 18W. Difly, Odd Vear 8(3.00, In Advance Daily, Tout Months 1 00, Ir Advaaoe. Woaklir, Oiu TTeat 81.00, la Advance THE KORMAL SCHOOLS. Hoth 3Iontuoulh and Wcntou Normal bgIiooM got larga npproprla. tlona at the epoolal ielon. It la not certain but what they got all they naked for. There ir no evidence that they will nut got all thoy nek for again. Then why shall not all the other normnl nohoolti get slate aid ? Tho town of Jefforvou wants the low changed so as to got a slice, and why notV other towns, no larger, htvo "t,ito normal" aehools. Why not make every town school a utate normal school,, and over)' half-baked crotts-roads lostltuto a normal school branch? In Marlon county a twclvo yoar old boy took tho regular cxamlna tlontand pasted. Why not enlarge tho bcnellcal system that sets large uum ten of green, raw, untrained illiterate, uncultivated minors at work experimenting on our children, until lluty can get a Jub clerking In a hop yard? r.1 .. j AI10UT Al'PHOI'ItlATlONB. The Home plan of matting two appropriation bills la n dangerous Innovation. Tho proposition la to have all the regular, legitimate, necessary appropriate appropriation, that properly belong In au upproprlatlou bill, are to go Into ono bill, and then all tho "mlacellaneous" appropriations Into a aecond bill. This plan way keep the appropria tion bill proper from being laden down, aa It Is generally, done, with item that would not get through on tbclr own merit. Hut It would force all theee Into & bill by themselves, and If enough member could be got Kaw a-dayt nratly rvaiy omM tUk a Wtk TW inajHfjr of Uv h 4t hm. nave fat ltd ta vu lw dim csht Wattf of aittnumiii SKM-a eralile Immiui. and U)4aK vainly 10 CHMUf live Hbrt lr rlb Mvt Rtulljr iftwn 11 up m a Ht km iatv tut tbu wt ruui In waity tvety to jf4UllM WtTIt HMVUt. , MM bft UM4UMU lau. Iu irmevd lu umIiiw ami tltft.ft f4f fltu iIIIi.a o& iwpurUnt mm (Uttatty frlH No other nf illwidtis mi ImIuic m mitmw biri tdeta iU4.n u HWUr Mil jUrcUuMjr IH plrivt'i la vwtt VretlUUi U a uie. nAt aiul VWIB HW U HtMlWf 91 thtt 4(- It Ciilkr1lr on itu iaiu1Uv htssKay ujBtoui and Unk It 1H1.4 jtla and tcwta and WM uu ib Mtw n.a.ionnvw. UN , TltB, UeSBt U Mt ekuuktn 4ram It UM4ttM tKv tdMfio that ixtMMfde wtuinity atM swkoi UVr" tdiet fr vA alsnH imW m It Ibwi tfca IMtlc MWMHHtr' UMt ijsid an aw4 mwil U tHNUtk iUt M ttrwif beakhy, nm? 4y w we TJiouMuJ ttav Itntlfif j tu it ur vetoua nsviita. A htnt itili IM nt atkr a suhAtitHt "My wW way tiVW H uutk wv.. ' for KVM.I WH," UltU4 J.4 CatofK, Kl U tWirhrw iohoKi en,. Ktt tf V ISM t 8b fcfcf urtB4. hU. 4 ". rJ1 . ,,.M' t114 ? trUr U waM Mf4 K matt lila U? wwHliljr hSm4 r lr$oUr 9m U Mut ifc-M n qm wt aUiapa. tu ws-rr fot f H(y, 19 the fwtd' JHHKHMrr Itotfea) Aswitloi. HuHhla. N"Sl wmd tjpoybf mv"mv4 Pv ap j i, thine Mtt(cd AusiMrri-CJotti Ui( t ct eti. A wbolt tnedt(4l Nlij.iy in Catarrh, itemed to be eel .11 .. i.ii.. ettlng a firmer hold on m7.r:i"Tri-,n,i.h moner for XSffi. uS S ftB. remedy proved to bo the right one, , ior It sot at tho disease, awl a few bottles cured mo perfectly The curt wi! a nermanent one '.ml t fmvfl not had a touch ol tne ai(eaH iut !; Swlft'a Sjeelfll! the only remedy tbot m t. J fc VIITZ9 .---- the diseas for many yean will have the lihiei enecs up.. 'Unrh snff.rer. from OaUrrh ihould Ket a itart on the dis ease bfore the cow weather aggravate it Tliose wlio have been relying upon l,w..l Irnntrntnt Will 4&&rA winter weather Ti- .11 tl..t la nMuta.1 to show that the Villwaio l itill with limns A course of ifiwift'a Specific) will prove all assertions made that It ii the only cure for Catarrh ; It goes to tho oauie or the trouble the biood-and fortes out all trace! of the disease Swift'! flpeeifle ii the only remedy which reaeliea real obstinate Wood dla. eases; It cures Catarrh. Rheumatism, Cancer. Contagious Wood Poison. Ko tema, Berufula. and every other disease of the Wood It l guaranteed ! and I. the onlyldood remedy containing no potash, mercury or oinor ninwni tratain. mercury or oinor muiarai. itrmWa matlMl fnui to anv addrei by the Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. to accept "a slice of the pork," It would pass both houv. With no many "meritorious' ' Items In It, the second bill might not re ceive the governor's approval, hut It would certainly not bo vetoed. It would probably become n law without signature. What merit there U In two appropriation bills would bo hard to tic term I no, Let meritorious "Jobt" stand on their mcirlt TAX COLLROTINO. Tho petition of Sheriff I". W. I)ur bin for an extension of time to pre- nnin Min,ltllnnii..nl Inr rull .urna ,..,! ' , ' " . , : , uiiu uuoAiuuiiuii xrauiwi w nio next selon of tho court. Tho above Is from the official pro ceedings of tho Mnrlon county court. The sheriff asked for clerical iihUI- unco to complete tho delinquent tax rolls, but was refused. Under his pres ent low salary, the sheriff cannot gel out tho delinquent list at his own ox ncneo. Tho legislature of 1 SOS nuthurltod the cmploymout of additional olorloal holp for such purpoceA hyony ofllcor, upon suoh employment liclngcon flrmcd.by the court. Wlion holp has actually betn needed by county ofll cer tho court has refused and now ro ruses to allow the sheriff help to get out his tax list, Tho court basos IU rofusol upon the ucoision or Uio supremo court In the oae of Houser vs. Umutllla oouiity, where a sheriff tried to collect few In addition to tho salary ilxod by law Hut that decision does not cover the casoofawuntyofflrcr being granted aiwUtanco to perform thodutlos of his onice. Tho opinion of the Nupromo oourl wns probably furnished to tho Marlon county courmy iu lel advlwr. Mr.! lllnKliiiiii, who liui l.lmwir oeeo l. tin bl couipenwatloo for dolnir the I work which the nherirr nIumiM .in ' The eourl hui Involved Marlon counLy In a lawsuit by aptHtltiLInu a tUllti quent tox eollcetor without loal an Ihontjr, luttoador tltowltii; Uio therlff to oompleto lilt dellitqueut uxrvlU aeoordlnit tw law, Of courw,tlm oriier tkntv tlkyn eltrtlHi; the dellMibout i tut atwUier tuHUt, whlfthts HMrelnthe lntr tof tAXdntoMaiMiHt IMrxHHMof ,www. TUH UUVUUNUKV MMBliVQHfe. A Kreat dual uf u unwary foi)NK watoaUMHl Uy the atiltur..n 11,. ' .ssssssVsstv. I J3yMMwm2 fjBapyiwn 3 H H leKUhiturooniitaiBtti ltitheirvnNftL,,,b,M,WH WhMw sum- "k" im, at Hie ii(a tm, awl ut tho' " regular of m, 0vert)i UfU .l ThctyAUSsy Url the Nrtrt.tt.1, r.ht srtdly. , yStU7.WLie now a Krrmr m My aHyujl ! that lM any Mt lu IU withal y ' lutffcHwwMHtfHoiHi! ut4whilitoiB ' The khiwt tWH'l uu on and WhthUKOSHrf tod. 1W ftMMI- IvUtm rtmiM i.Ihi to ,uJvM lkt , UkUilv. It U altvM to ui, j.. prwoUveHf AwertiMH Iwutsttiasw. U"srtreUielejUUuifeh-.,.' Ouoe4s-e4tfthfUmrrsnd u, the ptwd-nauij HMrvh nr Oovsmiw OeorV iMHaural w tUX N y lulf-eftHtdwuiww UMWuom ae- oortltHl tiw rwioJmi,,, jwjj,n l0 eirly ad)orutHenu It via iN ttiv oenUnes sritli th ifovornurt tmm uicodaUetj Uut twil unlw jUv knw pwieuted tw Um iWr l debate bn 1 In the tunMHee. ItiKht w unwn, It orvatd feellBtf amv Oto wprvj MflUtlvsX) ttmt thy had ttua hKx I SjjgW Mi " wnm" ! Id the face, which Is never pleasant, beltercric well meant. Titers l a prevalent notion that the leglriatlre branch of the state government Is co-ordloatc wllb, not subordinate to, the executive branch, to the mem trnf the former do not relish the idea of belnff lined up and lectured by two governors in JtiecoMlon. It Is to be hoped no serious results .in follow a, toil. Lord aed Oeer were moved only by the beat Intentions but It Is true that n feeling of rc-cnt mant has lcn aruuwd which will i ,, ... Man(j the way of that cordiality and good a jderstondlng wlileh rulirht so plMMintly Muootli tlte relatione between the executive and the leg Ilalure. It I an Amexlean principle that only the utmost klndflo-s and courtesy sliou'd be shown by thoc In offlco to all eltHem, whether In pub lic or prrlato life. DISTURBING CONPJ DKNCK. The leading editorial from the Republican party oxponont of Oregon, addrotHcd to tho nwrambled legisla ture, opens In tills romarkable ftrnlti: "Nothing U wi lnmonted as the ten dency of the tltnca to eron'o ii small clam of very rich and a large claw of vry poor gradually eliminating or reducing tho muldlo class, or perrons of moderate incanH. It Is undeniable that tills tendency oxlsln. Hut the fact Is, aim, that they who complain iimstnlKJut It aro the persons who chiefly cause It. Just wlion wo arc boginliig to feel the uplift of tho golden floodtide of prosperity it Is dlstrotMlng to havc'lhe unthinking, calamity-howling proos spring that old chestnut of decadent Populism, about the rich growing richer, nml the poor growing poorer, Tlioe who complain nboul this alarming londcney bad Just about begun to think perhaps, after all. they hud been mlstakon. Hut now they arc confirmed from n Republican source. The Orogonlan continues Its popullBllo wall In thowimc editerial: A further effect Is Hint It giro groat ooptuil Its opportunity to mako uivoslinunts, without enterprise or ' "K. MO lOOg 8S 1110 DCOPIO g" 00 III .tun course of creatine nubile ucoIh nntl Issuing iMnds, tho money syndi cates, wltliholdlnir their uiutioy from prMluctlvo onterprlic3,wlll wait for liiCM "sure-thing" opporlunltlow. Auumcntatlon of groat fortunes, without risk, Is thus nutria easy, and nine or notuing is tiono uy oupiuti for promotion of producUvo industry, The Hupuhlloan party ut Snlom unci I'orllaud and In the nation at largo has croutod tho abovo ularmlng condition of things, "nuro tiling" up- pflrtuultlos for copltnllsm, that have driven HrothorKeott to embrace that motley political hug of Populism, as ho has always called lior. It Is snd to ca a man of his lino moral fibre thus seduced In. his old age, Here Is his conclusien: They who eomplaln most of the grasping bondholder arc, fur tho oust naru the ory iiihii whnarwilo his op DortunllltM and nut thu msur nmr Hie whole tirojiertyof the HUito, city, ootintyui district into his IkiihIs. It Is the geiiorul wtor who does till busliie!. Hut who aro "they," referretl to as the general vuUrV" Those who have boon putting the lUpubllean partly In IHtMorr That Is the only Inference, If there Usueh n thing as liuldlug thooo who cast a maturity of vuti reriiHinslble, Uut alas, us Lord llaeon mm, yau etuiuot Indlot a uoii.niiin- wealth, and the ieopleof Oroiton have never had the mforeiiilmn. --- In OUien Tlmaa Puopluttrloo)Nl tlie Importanoe of permanently IwceMttwl vifeou ami ereithrleil with trwnKltnt nation; liwl now Uml U Kunorully knowtlwi Syiupitf Kit: lll tmrmauwiUy ov OQMHt ImblUtl winstliwtJnn. w1I.Ih. iforrueil people will uot, buv mUtr i.. u-. i ....-- .. i . .. . - r ---.- ww, uuicii uot nor u tinie, (Hit injure lue SMtem, Huy I.U MsilMMuai!a liy Uhi UHllfortila lis;' . . r v A I'it4kl4 Udy Urxk, , u Nut sotHtttt after ly Dm euw oowavy srtler ml torn of Uhim ffoefct! llUkCUauiOoii&e eltrurt tftt nwi tttXH next to thir rntu. TINewlsMM Tr Vif ' " 1U11 . - I Constant Goyghing 1 11 IXtt.atmt t HI. hi Ilk' U .. ....u ... fsim)iuK 1 Ut ltuit.iimiHi,M,jtlMi WMt IrrtUii..., v ..iMurtti.,, k andlss j ir tli,. a. Ii. jt, Imu,,; , 1 u- II mat u I ..ir ik.ws.k. ,, 1, v n bstU u.HiKt. . .. ., ,,, ,, kkU iviu u u,. ,..u, f .,. rt,ivu. and ayrop at ooeo nnd U 1 umL Br.Bul!s Osugh Syrup . Cur! a Couflh or Cold at mini ! w ! ion, -Ti ..4t tutW loa iMCIaH ' . Al !! 4tftM vmm.mrtfmal ROUTINE BUSINESS Bills Introduced and Read In Soth Houses. CalumWa Pilotage and Registration Bill! Are Ordered Printed, Upon railing tho souate to order President Taylor stated that he had taken the pains to look up authorities bearing upon the tabling of Gov Oeer's request for the return of ap pointments, and upon the adoption of a motion by Soiling to take said message from the table, tho chair In ttruetcd the clerk to return those ap pointment to his excellency, MIA. IXTHODUCKl). HUM, Hl, to eri titc ee ot eoatt clrk MieUlwuvr tojm inbaMUtiU. H, II. J. !, te irvit t 1 t ttnwlwUmt awl Blulttl loodi awl ltelnM. 8. ,Vh 8lth, to core ilofU In itewJi c4e. 8. B. T, Ctw, to hrsvWkfor 4dHliMi ut In iteMwliHM Itftm MMwewt. S. H. M, Kelly, Ut Mnewl el jrlltl to -Ifihlrwm the elrenlt U the HirMe eonrt. 8 II , HH. to pKVmt mlol(tllM o( )l nt oil. 8 II U, Uxhuv to prohibit wIIIbr- or sirlnK ( oli(rll U Wr umlr IS jrr of B. II. Si. Harmon, to imeml thetatt UmM nf hortlcllar Uvr. Senator Mulkcy Introduced S. J. R No, ;i, requiring all porsons havlnit claims against the state to file same with tho ways and moans committee within 20 days from the beginning of the fieselon adopted. II0U8K I'ltOCISKUINOB. Thenftcrnoon session of the House was taken up by tho first reading thirty eight bills, nothing of special Interest occurring. 11. It. No. 2. Insliucllug the com mlttto of ways and means to bring In two appropriation bills was reported from committee. Moody and Curtis uiude n strong plea for the adoption of the resolution. Adopted unanimously on roll-call. H. J. R. Sd, .'l, to committee on resolutions. JIIU.S IXTRODUCHD. II. H 14. Aliwlr, loavlile rrfrlmliul tr--rvtlmi uion InfiirmHtlofl, wltfcoiit tilt latervf&tkifl nrtbo Krnd JHrf. II, II I. MihmI-. riilriwt tU UmH uf ihhm)' for Jwror f In etvlt mm, II. II. 17, Metxly, reUlinc to nttUWfl ltntru. If II. IS. (lrr. rAUlria;tuwMainI oUIm t iiIhbII irrtl ektlw to va of tU I'lttatm, II. II W, lUfar. I.i rruUU ttm iIhIuk T public werlt. II. II se, UUkl(jr. to AiitbtirlM puuuty mlf e ail clMltii of iwliuol ilUtrlet to hid In Itffljwrtjr wlit ftKtai, Il.li.nl. Mortew.tti imfdiMtsiadedith. taforo made. j II. II M, IUr.ler,UaM(bd tlw aet UooriKirat-! .,.,.e.tr.fU.t..u. j II. II. as, UurtK w uuxhhI tbUwrlntiM(l tu minor rti etuic rir tatM. j IML.aNrlw..,MMriMM. J II II. , ChMU. Ill aMttkl tkfliel Arutlnir II... ,(H tttm nf lrae' KMawrnl. it II , flrar, mtulrint th ,m f i.mMi. IfHlldlDjiatuMtwfiAtHwaHl. ' II. II. V, (lrar . r4iltt to o.muy akt ' II. II. M. CurtU, Hl4WlaK tkn lhl of v. ' II II W. 0Hb. rtolls b. U Kl r HrHttr ' MtUHtUlM. I ii. II. , HMHMt. rs4atl( V UMMten aHd -. MlfitslmUa. II UK, Vuif,tTMtUi4Ui.fiai, (Mvtiir fdu In mmmIm. II B Ji. 11ar,Bf tfcprttlUtilHU HuVlault Malwrilfriuirii-rwH to kill MOf than twenty I wm .Uy. II II , Mitrtii, rvlatlBS tuatMtimMii II H U, UhwwIh'. lolalla tu Cm nf cmmi viinv, j II II Ml u. WltlHlmwn after routlliiK. HMy.HW. rwfatlwtflaasliwuMidKHmB, , lH lm MgktMUmi r mm II . irr, tkg1W Uh, Ugr, tMx Ustk aad WalUw mm)Um I MH.IIUi.raWJ.HtlautH.wltk q Uarivar. I Hmiim. i., -. ... r.,wkHH, MMituUirio,1 im.i-vv. inviv MHM.lit.jsiB,af,tMWata M MStswwt ufeq, v-M-aiyiMMiMwiijM, ,0,, Wl. " as tmiiuo bttssjia. OrtvtiifHtM ikMiiutorisuyTiT "'tbityhtlmt he belle vw atssuit, " H,w,c lB J-,u I II. M, II. WtoJWir. nteiUn i iwuui ol 9klWumiM,. 1 aw4(tsisstliiNNttaa. I'M MtaliMar la ika ikii u.j... tt. " """jai. M i .!., la aMssssu,.., Mvas. .. I stbo... - . ,., - . wwfiim id tmtmtut w " Ntt ! tetaf,k-. m uua russsMtM. i a i k. ...... . - ... nuw ta tuaiMl . t . www aa,i Cm im, i , l v... . . . . " ! ?2 war- m .u i . II Ysw Wtf SP ,B "' t(Wy uti that i n ;. ssiv8 s. Thoma,VattA.Uv -a stem. - " YAQUINA KOIJTB 0 "0- -0 0- 00 BEST 0MW fBfl.1 l,Q( The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch and Dairy and Market News In attractive readable form. w Is issued Thursday morning nf tho state tho same week. m a In two ports contains all and State News. Ill U it 51.00 WmUj An Independent Associated Press Taper for the People.- Send for samples free. Tub Journal has tho fullest report of the dolnus of the legislature and state officials, as well a i Indepen dent, clear and concise comment on oil public matters. Send a trial subscription. HOFER 0 -0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TODAY'S MARKBT. Portland Jan. 12. M10at yallej 02; Walla Waila.6lc. Flour Portland, M.20; Supertlne ryitl' 'ulto 4"7?lV SaS perton! Hops ISftflCc; old crop tic. Wool Valley, 1012c5 Easteru SlWS5feiSKllfei. 117; flliort.s, .18 SIC.AO. i I'omtry L'iiiuKcns,inixed,e2-M.K(t3.70 i lurKujH, nve, locjiue. Kl'l.'H OroL'nn. 2(Va25G nor dor. llldos-Oreon. saltittl OOlbs. bYo'aJc. tw IDS, under CO lbs.OKrt"c;sheep pclt8,16S20e, Onions 75c(nSl per sack. Huttor Hoot dairy, 2oTtt)30o5 fancy creamory, 60c(rfoc per roll. Potatoes, 7.xSS0c per suek. HotM Heavv. 11.75. , Mutton Wcntlioriilljc; droned, 7c ' 1tn..r titnnru an nrr.ii rn. ... ii rt 32.7ft drofisod, UnQ. 8M.KM MAHKCT. I Wlloatr-Sl. I OatH-SSc. I Hay llalwi, '.heat, IU.50(a47. Flour In wiiolonalo lots, M 00; r0 I tall 3 150. MlllstUlf Itrnn 812) wlthnnt. nnrl M3 w'tl HUCkSJ sllOrtK-$13t?pH per nil MlblUllll. MIUKB. IIUK'S urU'MIH, K. Live oatt!e-2Mc. Sheop-Llvo, isSuiiitS. Veal -oh. Ilulter Dairy 20os creamery 2c. Vool-He.st.lnc. Mohair J6c Hop -Host lGffilTo, 1 Eggs-22je in wash. - Poult ry-Chlckens, iilro. llMlita. Svuflej turkeys, IsSl rtll Cliiistrxul tn rt (!..... "".J, "'"."""y. -"uwu, Sic IIUUJ, IUO btlOUIUer, tH'TC. Potatoou 30c. Apples -.Toe. Ctontee, the Photocraphu the poonle of art ami outcrop as tho of Rusrern 01 this. Hoiteehe only ttittkeo up-Ui-date vitirk for tliotn. Dr. Bull's Couch Bvmn W.ll r-. tlirwt and Iiihu trouble without full. ui Knjipw, mtiiHMiiu and a deep seated ouukIi or eoUl, It is the txwt raiiietly nd,rwl u the nubile. The dios Mre iull nnd 1 bottu? rois onV Fine Commercial Work The Roach and Cronisc Press Unexcelled iacilities for the production of all kinds of printing in modern styles at modern prices,? XX ' ROACH & CRONISE ass 227 -Comnicrcial Street TT Wi JOML In.tlme to roach all parts Important Foreign, National i m The White Machines. Anyone wishing to handta White scwIuk' runclunes and bicycles, first class ln new territory, may tlnd it to their advantage to write II. 8. Smith, Geo. Agent, 112S East Taylor street, Portland, Ore. 1 tJ fit r, .. .. ?L.AY?D 0UT- wwi ueauacne. runs in various parts of iut iMijr. oinKingaime pit ol tne stomich, Low id appetite. Fevenshness, Pimples or sores ar all positive rvidences of impure blood. No matter how It became so It must a I "m i vi u 0Wa,n cooj h"Ilhl - . .iu H..1 uccr laueu to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other dioou diseases, it is certainly a wonderful rcmeuy anu we will sell every bottle on positive guarantee. OASTOniA. flaw ilia j 1W Kind YwHiniAhrail BM ' F.XP1-R1CNCE IS THE M-NT TEACHER Use Acker's English Remedy In any case of coufilvs colds or croup. Should It fail to clve immediate relic money refunded. 2c and 50c Lunn & Urooki, druggists. 1 junppe is a gain epldem c. Esery caution should pre- be taken to avoid It. it's Couch Cure for U Grippe,' Stone's Drufj ! viuic UVSI'EPSIA CAN' I1K rrtllPn m '.W. A?,1f '. Dmpata Tableu, One lie I tablet rillBlveWmedlate relief or money ! e unded. old In handsome tin boxes at J?c ' Lunn llrooks. druggtsti. ' 1 .iiBve immediate relief or monev aadjkin Diseases, These are relieved and cured by DeNViii'f Witch Huel Salve, lie. ttareol imitations Stone's Dreg Steve OASTOHIA. Mr. S. A. Kaekltr K,litnpnr .1.. ??f&) HutlS "ffe,ea riWy fron' U Crippe, Owe Minute Cwieh Cu V toe oniy remedy. It acted quickly. Thou. o. . ,V"i cnaing a tei btona's Dreg Store. mg afteer Ifccts. 1 h nmallet thiiws may exert the itMii instsmce. De Win? Uul ri R" uneo-aUejt far cslpatWBIa KS all ptil, satVpill. st0 e$ Dyg M " SICK HEADACHE ABLlTi:L WD S3.00 Ml BOS. .,.iiik un it Wne .iinute Cough Cure. A I J.Shenerd, Pub'isher Agricultural Journal and Adtenlier, Elden, Mo , says: JSo one will be dsaDnonted lm,.u'n.. it."..' k Wlic .MIUUIC hMk. sc a J. Luna S. Kks druggi, CmzMbi- i.i CwcMImik C r .sal lafl.Mes sore lungs. "CO Cure leia the i 1 btvtUouutfk. T" be covgh c.ne Stoivt's Duj; hunt. CASTOR I A Por Infants and ChUdrca. m Kind You Haifa Always Bought 84MttSos'( 8t iM aa4 Uk.M WWllMl 1-5 Corvallls k Eastern Railroad Connectlni t YAQflKA with tho YAQDINA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY STEAMERS "WEEOTT" Plrxt-ehtf In every rcipcct. Tlie abovo itcainer Ii duo to fall front Yaqulna every eight day. Shortut Koutc lietncen Belu e en Valley Poinls and San Francisco Fare: Albany and l'olnl Weit to San Franelioo Csbln HOW Round Trip 17.00 U.K wai.des, rmvi.v STONH, T r. A I'. A. MnBgr. J. TURNKR. Aent, Albany, Ore. WIIXaJIETTE RIVER DIVISION STEAMER WM, M, H0A6, Captain Geo. Rnabe. nuni.lne between Portland and forvallln. stopping at all vtay lancJIiiK". RIVER BCHEDULK. DOWN -Tuesday, TlmrsJn)! and Sundays. leaves Corvallls......-.. 6 a. m. tavca Albany... 7 a. m. Ix-avn lluena VItR .......... . 8 a. in. Leaves Independence.....-.......... Oh. in. ueavM eaiem iun. in. Loaves New bent -. 12:30 Arrive Portland 4'SO t'l' ilondnys, WedneKlaj'R and Fridays. Leaves l'ortlnnd ........ .... .... 0 a. m. Lraxes Nelerg 10 30b. hi. LeAves Salem . 3:TOp. rn. Lnaves Independence.. ........ &:0S p. in. Leaxes lloeim Vlsl. .7 app, in. Leaves Albany 9:30p.m. Arrive Corvaflh . 11:00 p. in. Tho steamer lias been equlpm-d with flrst clnH acoommoJatlons, IncliiJins an elegant plnno. UtnurpflieJ fur cnrrlng tioth freight mid paenger. Pockz-Kootol State Mrcct. 0. MAEUTZ. AK'-nt. Salem, Oregon. C SULLIVAN. 8upt. Albany, Oregon. Oregon Short Line, -.THE- Quickest, safest, Cheapes4 Line for all points E-st and southeast. FREF. reclining chair cars, Pullman palact sleeping carr, and upholstered tourist sleep ing cars on nil through trains. R01SE & DARKEN, Agent bnlem, Of' C. O. TERRY, Traveling I'aisencer Anen W. V. COMAN, Gcneraj Agent. 124 Third Stree Fottland. Or. A Few Interesting Facts When people are contemplr-tlng a trip, whether on business or pleasure, thev natur. ally want the best service obtainable so far as speed, comfort and safety is concetned. Employes of the Wisconsin Central Lines are paid to serve the public and our trains are operated so as to make clo e connections with diverginc lines at all junction points. Pollmtn Palace Sleeping and Chair cars on tnroiiD trains. Dining car emce unexcelled, Meals a la carte. Inordet to obtain this first-ckss service, ask the .icket aent .0 sell you a ticket over THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES and you ill mike dirert connections at M. l'aul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all points tast. For any lurfer infoimation call on I ticket ;ent or correspond with JAS. C, POND, any ' General Pass. Ag.nt. or JAS. A. CLOCK, MiLWAfKKR, Wis. Ceneril Agent, 26 Stark Street, PORTUND, ORI. i'jii U MUnUmLNTS Alff MpRt ENDURINQ nan vAtit r s '.1 CRANT Art'. Xs Wfilrwr FOR vHfl OFSinWc a noirrc MOUMEHTAL Br0HZE CO. BRIDGEPORT, CONN Vh 'Hron a nwtorialil.ir mftLMiiioiivi v or "ran ul M,n1"1T J!! ,!", SUrbi eruiuUi.nc sd,, ";.' Z... ,T "" "r T, B. WAIT, Agent, ' HI Mill St. and 130 Stati: St. 1fl-d SALKM, ORE. ;IWAe WIEAMAN O-1 3 r't-KWiwmvEr.y con, . u , Ji 7.1 v, vi hm JiiwTrcULI Z' Ef. jtum uiarfiUai.l-.,. ... . c-h kfl4 itt-iL, 'LU. ... v, a..rw UHimfll U.ll, ,il..ll at '. i.oi viui.it in , i.wtlUl.iialJoriaiiB. ....3 ui i r u.ljr. cw.lnwLior n,...,t, ,..... 1. ...""-.'- li'.iiaj md -"'"."J iwii u ttniri ima-ijiai; "BSS.; I JasTobiel. laS Miuiuin(a II .- . -imam rvi iu u Irf 4pwi k.riJ IU nuai.-.. Ati 19 I urcuio.l M IbouitaJi .jU m, ju,, , Al lo.j cure you. ear la sell ctus PI. . T KfrJSMH AJAX -r!7 i OlrwiUr tr. CO., IS Ueubwki t'i. .i. . .. , .... w. , ..- U9 "' M,t " -"em in., hv I). I FR V .lnm.i.. - - t . CURE YOURSELF! up .. 1 r .i.ninri - .if, 111U4 11 ri r jt 1 .4 . r 1 iLMlll'lll. iniiiJiu 1 .ti.. Ir-ntfju r t M ,, P , I ... .,, , Itii'.tltSStu liTf r 1, ( .SolJ ljr VvusmjAt r '.t Ii r'lin vv.ftMr. ' xr li'l ftTV Uf ut v, tlSttt.t. 00 YCAR8' EXPERIENCE Tradc Mark DISJtOrtm CABWUIAlsvo A mm oni?kfi?!.1?lag ,kettB and JcrtBlk may raicntt taken tbruush Munn Jk). ruclra JJo. iwrtCA without darioFtaa hit Sckufiflc fliKriCarl. cuuuoa or mt irtVpTia? to"iTS15: SKf s - ITfAiS?' pooios, iu eoia Dim. Mw.a0iitw: lCO,!"!"-- New York ac, a - Bt, WasUruton. li. C " tvss sNIM N5?,Tf I'Mimtita ro 6PXNA. WfcAblS. AUUrujrittstajiollIirory ur. -JIL 1 1Tn1i7Jlrll?liMiy7Bib ijUauuiJi m 'TA- m ma I i-iaB jnM i. atrt; 1 H m u J. aVl 1 s, V iymjra Ufl ll OErART FOR TIME SCHEDUL8. From Portland. ARRIVK. Fast Mail 8 pm Salt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha . Kansas 6-'4S P.m City, bt Louis, Chicago and ivast. Spokane Flyer Walla Wallri, Spokane, ipokane Hyer 8:30 a m Minneapolis, bt. l'aul, 2:30 p.m Uuiutli, Milwaukee Ltii cngo and Hast 8 pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, 4 I- .i. For San Francltco. Sail every five da)s 8pm ex, Sun COLUMBIA RIVEK STEAMERS Saturday 10 pm To Astoria and way land 4pm ex Sun ing3, WILLAMETTE RIVEItS Ar Salem 6 p.m. Mom. Weds Fri t vave Portland, Neuburg nnd Way Laudlngi. Salem 7!I5P m TusThu and bat 10 a tn. I For Dayton Tu Thur Sat MonYVcd Frl 3130 p tn WILLAMETTE RIVER Ar Saleim to n m Mon Wed nnd' Fn L t-'alem Tu.Thut Corvallis Albnny and Way Points. Sat 3l. m WIIXAMETTE RIVER DIVISION Dally hosts to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line nt Oreg Citv If the steamers are delayed there oandi trip tickets to all points in Oregon. Washing ton, or California. Connect oi made at Port land witn all rati, ocean andnvcr Hues. W. II. HURLT1URT. m nrtI,5.n'1 Vis' Al- Portland. Or. O. M. POWI-.RS, Agent, Twde stroet dock Salem. BOISE & MARKER, City Agents. -TAKE THI Canadian Pacific R R; And Soo Pacific Line; -TO Mu.neapoltR St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal, Tvronp New YorU an 1 all points cast ami southeast. .'heapist iates, beitseivice and. tccommo uatlons Through toutist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Ianl, lotoato, Monireal, and iWon without change Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Fmprs. ine of steamships to Japan and China, The fastest and finest chips on the Pacific ocean. Shortest and Ih-si route tn the orient Canadian Australian S. S. Co,. To Honolul' , Fiji and Australia shortest route t the colonics. r-or rates, fo 'ers and any information call on or addtess, c:. M. IU-03d, ACent, Omce Phone .Na o. 2S.3 t ummercUl st Kesidenw Phone .No. 55. vSacnii 0fe Agent, M6 Ultra strret. Voitlai.d, Or! Ii 1. riivrp ' J ni'Mcl Passepgiirjygcnt. Vancouver. 11. C EAST AND' SOUTH 1 VIA . ruE SHASTA RO'JTE I OF THE Southern Pacific Co I EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY fc P u t VV'"'t,tlanJ- Ar (9:30 AM S MSC I M AV "J S,aJem LM r A H -- '.s A MJ Ar. ban FranclscoLv h:oq p M -...-.,... u anu oaicm. lurner Marion liullcl l..... leilarson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Halv llarrisbuy;, rllnc,ion c E y, Cottage Cfrove, Dr.un, Oakland, and rj' 'efl m iiom Koseourg to Ashland, IncU .1 l kkbuomail. ..n'. Y, J've. S.30 AMILv.. PoTiTsmf-" T.- 0JS A M ....841603.,.; T H'30 1- J--20 pm Ar....no5elre 1 M4 So-MU Pullman TuB., ........ SV kv(7.goAM sleeping cars attached to aj ,u $ec!""i-c,' WESTWDEnp ,te2h traln Mail tiains daily r VD Corvallis. l3'S fMf Ar....O ,a,n,:1" ,Arl S'"5 ,M -AFAIbaW-nn.s- 'iLv '-O1 trains of the 0. C SorIal,l$ wncct with -XPRKS TRAl Dlvi'.: , , LAAbMI aUilllAl.J .-7np uU' ...Portland .. Ar VJ I" .II VI k. 25 A fcin ;ir McMinnville Lv S-'SO ) 4--SO A M A M - --? j' r Independence Lv Dir r . - i V V Jnectlons at San francisco with z Jr1' aud Oriental and Pacific mail L'."51'.' lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. "V ilates on application "Eurf,, jsanu ttcicets to Eastern points and e. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO- U ami AUSTRALLIA, can be obtained W. W. SKINNEK,' Ticket JUenY LTiJ from Salem. sr r.r..... R KOEDLER, Manager. - H. LRKHA!. G. & P.'a. Portland yMtsssiTi'ainiiiuaQgiswsaa iirmipfppj sal 1 inilSjHflli1alaU laiBSISIiiRIIIilRi 20u Mile; C 'vj riHihSuWi !:.! '. ra!V. si. ulllcea f ."- "'". I-10KC1S at 2S U'ffiB?2S -SLW5.A " 1 nd- XIJI71I lllll tITriflL'll !. A. C. SHELDON. ten'l agent Ponland O The.