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Newspaper Page TextjWWtfaAiiw. ., m- &' mm capital mmi ytaca!UiiiW!K-'Jw MOrm BttOTMftCKH. TRlDAT.JAKlTAfiVUJSW. YaAr WJ.90, ta Julvaflotf M, V ttrnMat 1 90. fc Ajac. Tor J-w, m zt UTKKaXY NOTES. , ,flVWe received ffotn the psbllsli 'a. Fo. Howard, Halbcrt, Kew Va r of iJofcwMarL-ed Pa- KSh, Otbeft6tIe,,byJ"08 tf SRlfWto. Oo-fHer of "Don t 'ry JiBfget." fw Eptotetn. HwrerfM. Gere EJJot, ami Brawn la. Cltfa t tp, tl-09-1 It U fairly mtxtri qwsttoB, whH&er one's. JaWrcst, la reflux a Itook 1 nttfBccd oj disturbed by -InRHjarKlftaler Uir IIbm 3rwlB aUfcmiosW what arrested the otlce of trmw prefkrt rer. Aa ittrtlTo boek of e lorle by Mis itiono (?. Fetinlngtoa - eaUUed 'Sotac. MarJwl f9MRW"-bas Uiis far Its undercurrcat, In Uic peolDB sccoe, the upcrloledot, swlrea. and tome of the doctors of a bwplul, nmoajr whom Sottas to Mist a h rarJle sociability, dlcnM the qusUkw, nprowrt of a package of book. w wlilcb are so marked, Jilt reed red far Ihfluwof MtlcnU. ODoaswrti that "tbo roan or vrenicn iho marks a book ii cither enllmcntitlst or as cutlst of tbo worst order," the stark arouslair Irritation rstUcr than In terest. Aootliei medal, "the authors 1 lore most, of all I hare .been Introduced to by a clwooe tuark hero and there In ouc of tbclr books," nd dlQjr, "I hare grown to feci that some of tbo stronger, thouch most modest and often nscM diffident, nature fki effectually In this manner, who perhaps would not speik at all, other wine, certainly not to me." Tbo arap.lo power of the sketched tbo sunny, wholesotna air of hope throughout; the Intuitiro perception, sharpened by careful sliitlriOf phy sical condition as affected by mental and iplrltual nctlrltlca; and the quiet Benmsofburuor which lend a llfilit ncM to tlio touch, make these slorlos likely to be Tory nwpub!e. especially to all those who nre taking an Inter est In what Is oalled "the new thought" of the day which, of course, Is but the now popularUatlou and wider uso of n very old thought, the supremacy of tho Inner orerthe outer man. Tito volume contains serernl other storle of more mlscelUocous Interest, altbouuli all are more or lei infuMd with the same healthful, hopeful spirit that which appear In Miss Pcnnlcgton'i admirable little rolumo rtf "Iton't Worry NuKets," willed has been rccelTtd with such marked farpr. The book Is very tastefully bound.and itrcrwnU In all a very atirartlrft ap pearance. IVj wrlto an article for maids and mothers, and then to make It so luter Mllnjj that It will rivet the atten tion of the fathera of maids, and husbands of wires Is a Kuariuleo of rcry wide reading. Trofeswr ThurS' ton lYcV, of Columbia University, has succeeded In doloir this In. the paper which he devote to women In the January Cosmopolitan. Pro testor Tcck has a keenly analytical mind, and he welirhs tho pros sod cons Vf ry carefully. Ills conclusions are Under and oorupaulonato, but nevertheless very emphatic It Is a valuable contribution to "New Wo man" literature. A very curious presentation of the number of Irishmen, or the stamp of Wolsely In KceUud, the Duke of Tetuso In Upaln, General O Units chtS In Russia, Viscount Taafo In Jluoaary, who are leaders In many nations, Is lvca In January Cosmo polltau under the tlllo "Irish Lead araln .Many Kalians." It will be found latcretltaf to all who have ejenadwp or Irish blood In their yIoi, Tlie Jews In Jerusalem' is ufcp, T1Iim4w . ta their th w44mj Itfr ettflViiWi. lie 4 Um Wb i kmw thi h Mtfv We -w ir . Tfce Ud tketr 4Wue- mtm, ho gikJ bb rtw tU and ifewM aad Esrc4 dtoM ttuiit tie WMWtt Ifw m w ute uot tut of tke itao4 M4mh l vSUmuI bm l u .! tMac Koii Ute Hwt ttteiwtriY untrt h it M iMA. TkV ItfMJUM tttJis. until tWfiWO ! B T W KlItM SM4i JiMM. ttutlurtdflliiialiik. k (aktnr weJkiw nu be bti to MwtafKtfU If ti taut U therwttr sh Mtd hj!y ke dvK-s net k lut war If be 0 fct iKh y U May be pntis MrtMlt(iUir4k WtBUoUturf Mc H tUx w taU long Uttt k U Mek)L" Dr fkut'a CoUtn Me4 iml IHM:rcrjr it Ike tt e4Mi fW hm jrh k I i or tettUjf ktvk It IMS MM ftN ttfht aH round fl nun fcU tuh h t)M(t Hiih, 4 ilut t tbe WHIHM 1UHBI. It ptlU HI UVtt Hwf, fJ.. w Uh4 a tthTlt firJ.SlVUS , W Ft JMintllia wf vwy 4UH4twt. iicaUr irJ U M Wily It U the jMHMW.mkMmSlltMdr. It y tf wt tH t coiwuiwk. S JTT ,fc"f jHfn! r wotKi, ta JWBTrK"!.; sxr's gjfci ; ww tfv vp ( dU fec U.tl- JrL.r..rt,n" u.r" T"M" ". " IR It. -v 11 nun 1ST nw UtE f UU1 l,j ju j ri.i;rT.v"rr-1 - - T - f tt wrw. p , M, " - " "if i ' ,M,ll,i ,.(,!.. -mr jgyL-r -.-' .'"'l"!?"'""r--""""' p lAl The foods we eat furnish energy for the body juit as burning coal makes steam for an engine. The experiments of Prof. Fnxnkland, Ph. D.f of Lon don, fllOWS that COd-Uver 00 yields two ana ononau uc j more, energy thi swfdic or sivcets. catt s iMMiMWOii k pe cod-Iivcr oil corobinctl wdi hypophofphita of Knc and tod. It form &t, girc strength, enriches the blood, inrigtM-te the nerra, and rt pairs tioues. 01 KIWXE. QWUH. Ttft. aaoUier arMek 1m Ut saa sswlw pesMK latarK for a Utytt dam. Tine CHMJoek Im free forUusate enmtcb t memtt for its January Maaiae Xbr aa article by Ootoool Tbeedore Itooserelt oa Itls for er eoalOB-lo-am, Geaeral Lefrsard Wad. Ontoacl Rooferelt tells la a pfctrMiie ad readable way tRe storr of General Wood's life astlrriait dwpter ht whleh Is the record t bis adventures In tbe Par Wwt-aed polaU out with t'reat eamestQeu that sch admirable ad mlaUUsUre work as Goneral Wood has dene In HanUaK'i wilt sorre as a standard and Inspiration for tin mil itary and clrll Kovernmant of our new poscMla'U. (M it year. The Outlook Company, New Yrk ) - In January comes tho tooth apnl versary of tho death of Kdinunci Hpenser, tho aulJior of "Tho I'icrle Queciie." Tho annlrcrwry M made t:io occasion of a comprehensive sketch of bpenser's life aud work written for tho January Numbor of Tho Outlook by Mr. II. C. Shelley, and Illustrated by portraits, faoslmlto reproductions, and other original photographs, all mado by tho author ofthenrtlale. (M n year. The Out look Company, Now York.) Dodd, Mead A Company's popular literary maailne "The Bookman" has closed a very .successful year. This Is the mora noteworthy, as the competition In tho Hold of literary monthlies has been Increased. Tho Bookman Is today more tlrinly estab lished, and moro auocosful In every i way, than crer before Tho numbor of Illustrations In tho Bookman has been Kreally lncrcaod. The January nuuiUir contained 101 pnucs of original reading matter, and 42 lllut trallons. HrorythlnK will lw done durluK 18W U) keep tho Bookman at the head of tho lltcra ry pcrlodloals of America. Kctly'e Dicker. Ily AkeocUleil 1'ree to llio Juiirual. Lonuo.v, Jan. VJ.-ilrs. illoomtleld Moore, of l'lilladolplilu, Is dead hero at tho aire of 7S years. Heart dlseasa was tho direct caut-o of her death. Slio had lived In a fashionable part or London for the last year. Mrs. Bloouiflold Mooro Is bent known as the flnauolal baukor of tho Inventor of the Keely motor. Btsldos Invest loKheaTlly lu tl'o motor com pany's stock, )lrs. Moore cavo MO.OOOl In all to Keely nt dlfforunt times, b'lio j B met him lu 1MI, uklnt; him up whon ' member of the company had threat-' Moore showed her faith tn Keeley.her ' expwiiomof reardattlmeoausln her family to Interfere. She Inter- cited John Jaoob Aitor In the motor and he promised old It Keelny would more hi laboratory to New York. hly'a rcfUHl oauwd a hmaklnir off of these iiPKollallous.- Mrs. Moore tent a KloNtht froii Lxnden to cxkhiIhc Kcely'a maahluei. At &sl the export was enthtmlastlo, but one day he suddenly loft Philadel phia for London &d won alter Mr. Mwre broke eatlhdy from Keely. At hi thMth she l tahl to have utprMi wi. H,,vi u nv, unn uaiu, It ta aorti, was istomd beoatHe or hi. ' FttrtHaayyeaNMns. Moore was anl11. eaerute lume Ih IhWdlphla eJety. She wrote for the newiMnor and maMilnr imdor the name f HMr, Clara Morten.- Ir wlUt was more than M,iXt. ' 1 1 AJptwi8i.initMtki in amouu4 ft... u tk juumai. SaNTIAH). Di: Ct'UA. Jan ISHH,- oxplauatseu uf the war department t uHiBKiunotiu intention reard- , -oojiob amt coOaeUoo the transfer of ewtems rtHMlrvt .fnuu t. the different perU in Cuba to Havana1" ' g Mi lir hv .ii.. .":.! '., . l ' , l fwoU :(roHi the -,. vm.v 11m ptaH MSIRUMr to Utc e adoptod t OMSpan4anJi..whe rcHukltlow oti IUrB ttuid Iom """Iwnsi or wMttWn mM tlo ealM for. The Merehatiu. UUhom mmi ami iBdueoul p44e hotc say llavooo m Brows, itott eiwi pvnMH at Um ox Ie of ttte batsoee of m Maml, awl UMCha tod kxnwtwt oAtetaU at S4t!fcM uj the Uobaotot Ha vsm are rMfaetiMe tnt Major-Oevoral llrwke'a enter UK ju Til tIMMkiA llAIM ,LI lL.,1 . I... II II u II II M Oitem arosttll anxtuH tonn WtMMf tftu,of theW8ll iuitottaf futtd whlott u ti (re tlrtboArkaBSMiijvitltt. , lirwni wflod, BwiHnBlet bv Uk ttkk- d. eawp, LitmyHtaiit Htntu. Utwl Hr, Oavtllks, lt)ftiiiutr tit I bn-rnliauta .! ia- ....... ... .. . "r. loft, iwn ftr Now YWk uv -In j ."V . r .. . ... . " " - "I" IWIU UC UHlllSa 2illA , I !MlU4lfHtf. i. .....". -"- p U M lkItlB.il n.,ftiiiB ft HaO.OPn mm 1 1)1 uillu ini iiiMinii ii tun I 'IIIVVllII"11 ,. nn O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 The Houso Runs Up to Nearly Two Hundred. Ivu irf u, aet PiospecUre Meas vies law ut i tanas oi nc CfHm(itta. "Hsi Tlsawily aflorooiMi sci'-n i miHAj takM oh with the lirst wsdlsrjraCMIK of which ooo hun dred aoej tmstty-ferar have been in- f MlMteff "" .... .: t Kaaansi uk t u4 "- w. btsoxraVo nm a laora namm. i tM wlUla a llealUs Ummj, wbk-H r(M0rs iwfwwtaw of tbe rnlm ub wsry. JN0Ot.tfTWMS. By Rer-Tlwt ehM clerk may x Htar dork frow reportlm; to Mm Ka the hoowt Is not ta fowton. Adopted. By cjMwwtBe IVr a oomnlttafi of three to revise aad eoRross tU our Ml of the Ihhivc, dally. Tveommltueoo resolutions. There was considerable (llufloi of tills roeawre, durlntf thr coorsc of which the ttoverfior received a baek banded llek from Wlwllcy, who sym pathhrl with the effort to follow tire 'Instructions'' given by the Kovcrnor, but did not bollcvc that any false Ideas of economy should prevent the revision of the oornal In u proper manner, and thouuht that the work shiKildlbc done its heretofore even If it cost a thousand dollars, as tup. ov crnor had said. KIllflT IIRADINII. II. B. "2, Youn, to secure n more convenient mode of making as- Rsssmont and of collcctlni! and paying taxes. II. II. 70. Whalley, requiring stroot rallwiy companies to provide weather guards on street ears. II. B. 71, Maxnoll, InoorporatlnK the town of Mohnma. II. B. 7B, Whitney, to tax morljfaKOH. II. II. 76, Whitney, providing for the oleotlon of supervisors. II. B 77 Gray, to amond toetlon 371 laws of OreRon, II. B. 73, Wilson, tlxlnu the rate of Interost on public Indebtedness at 1 per cent. II. B. 7f, You n if, nspoallnK section 270 of the laws of UroKun II. B. 80, MeAlestor, to Improve voKon roads Wullown oounty. II. B. SI, Davis, to rojniliUo tho pursuit of the bmlna-n ami arooutlon of a b.irlwr II. B. 82, -Maxwell, to hrlduo the south fork of tho Nolmlcin rlvor. II. It. 83. Grace, relallnc to llenes. II. B, 81, Braltaln, amending; charter of Junction Oily. II. B 6i. I'ordncy, reiu.rlni: pcrwins unci corrHiratlons uporatltm strict w rt to pay a lloansuito thcelty In vvhlsl) they operate, II. II. 0, Oraec, relating to iwylng and oolleotlon of luxos. II. B. 87, Stewart, raJntlnu to ak- tfOMtuont rolls. II. B. Hi, Mar well, to amaml tlt aet rodlsthaUntf thostato Into sen atorial and roproH)ntAtlve rils Irlas. B. 81. roMliitf to the loanlnK of selwcl fund. m iin,.r ,,.4u.. it.. .u " B- 0l Ywnf' l0 Provide for laylm: j "uv "uuu ,"", ,H, ,Qr Y,orK' coutlol thereon. " n W' Ma4lriIU, for roller tf Uke county to the aiiKMint at tii. III. II. W. MtOolioak. nuu u ' MM5inont and taxation, of prwmal property. II. It. 91, Ilawtoo, to prnvtil a lien on farm prwliubi (or proiectUMi f laborer. III. ft oft, Maxwell, to aweml aa act UInk Ue Mktrl of MHly tr wers, kw. II. tl, WliiVMy, aHMwIliK ONortor ( AltMity. ". It. . Osrtla. to K-tU rtvor. U. S. WhltHev. tn htavmi mwom rrom runlt; "MM irtwiMriM m any mil- ,1A UtV' " lL VMftU, to tMrU l. IMvte, rMMlHou a twWM rtMNl of UN iyu tBIW IHMMHU 4M MiVMMH t)WHltN UhVs ad VD OVW tf Use di! of (SMklwwi HWtk. U. Ml. WWWPOU, t MMV4M Mt vrtiUiiosj mm, He. 1 IIHWN, U Ntkti th NWif uqMr. U m. wmtomm, u. HMMM M0tkMl9iMof tlMlktMV. ft, Mn.Curtk, rsrUtlw to Pttsfxlue 11 IM, u''fflfikia m. wmki tonrto iu Wty a uk un " 1 bims 1st smm faMtftty fwl. wia I a - I 11. It. W. MaxAvall. u iwsjm ts) NnUm ami Mb ..f mHh imt HnU m1 BieiMH ami i 8 imt Mmm f4. m 1 -., nasw ami ifMitHB, - "" imVHUI. MHMShltUMf IS.- r w pwipagukm ul alai4i 1 I liar htn utlne CASCJUlKTSTor Intomai. with which I ht ben tOlcted r ot rtweay . od 1 en y tht CacU tttt tmn m more relief Un nr other reme dy I bTe erer ttlwt 1 ihU eemln r reeom. BenJtbetn u roy frietidt t bemr U ibe re rfreotil Taoa. riMMil TaUtlblr I'etrnt TJitf 0o4 Do Oiwd 5eef 'Mtktn. Ylftlm or Oni We Stt. UK ... cunE GONSTIPATIOFi. ... j .,,., ,,.Wf ct w. nu ...u. .-1 XI ho-tq-bac nffiW.a.'flaR'' II. II. Ill, McQueen, relating to ex emptiofli of earninus of JudKe Htent deljton. II. II. IIS. Moody, to regulate practice ' of bomu-slHWlnu in onuntles ofj MO.000 population, I II. B. 11.1. Moody, authorizing ooontlos to fund their Indubtod-; nass by issue of Ixmdt. II. II. Ill, Stewart, for proteotlou of deer: prohibiting their killinu be tween Aat;ut 1 and fteeombor 1. II. B. 115, Krit'c, to eompol street rall'vay eompaiiles In cities of I0.CC0 population or over to con- etruot vestibules on cars for pro- tootton of molormen. II. B. I if), Whallsy. to amend section 1771, Hills code. II. II. 117, Whalloy, to amend section! Z9I, inns ouue, romviuK id nun trials.. II. B. 113, Youor, to protect razor olami. II. II. 110, Meyers, Ui apply to the military funds all monoy rocelved from tho United States govern ment for transportation, otc. Jl. B. 120, Davis, to protoct oastern oysters. II. B. 121, Morton, to prutoet human life. Flxlnjra (Ksnnlty for shoot In); a portion In mlsUkc for anie. II. B. 123, Curtis, to regulate the drlvttiiof Hshtrup spilos. II. B. 123, Curtis, prohibiting the takloi; of trout between Novem ber and April, II. B. ISI, Curtis, to miniate the pay ment of feos in itntlee' court. II. 11. 196, Marsh, to proviso for let tlriR the oontraet for boarding prisoners In WashlnKUin oounty. II. B. 1S6, Marsh, to regulate the plneo of trial In criminal catt In leistloes'wiuru. II. II. 17, Mawlmclll, to provide fori the physlenl oxaiiilnatlonof pluln-1 tiffs In actions for dutunKW for pcr.-oaal Injurlen. II 11. Mi, Yomitf, to protoet ernwHsn. II. II, lis, IUahorts, to prevent driving orhordlmr)lvo8tck alnnttornoar publle hlehWHXs and CHStsini; Mine lo be olrilrueted. II. II. 190, FUiuf, to nroend action lltlhlnv9. II. II. 131, Sherwln, to promote the boat suenr lodu try. II. It. IM, KrtMM, for eooMrwetlOM of N'huay over Uw falls at Oregon City. II. II, m, Davis, to nroveat ruHnlni;, nheohKl eotrtvnRc8 upon rail-, iod trueki. 1 Ik It. ISI, Vow, u HHtond .section 9IM, HilacellMRorHM laws 1 II. II. 1)3, Itotf, to aotoMtt seet loo 301 1 ' imImjcJUirooo hiH. II. It 136, to bar loelKMte rluhU or eowrtoiy or dower of minors, In- aaoe perns or SfKMlUirtf is. I II. It. 17, Ross AHUiorhlOK eouoty bOhslaU to ll property for Uiw. i II. It. WW, Morton, for protection o'' atlterKroy aqulrrwU II II, IJ, Meyer, rvlatias; to mili tary lund. , 1 From Exlremo Nervousness, THAT ao tMM hMf ,-ka coaiua ttic oliaiiii ,-ury Wrurt at -1aia. ksh.l rtl koR to ititl '"' wm wi anliirtuif Aik- U . a ' m vi Mallaettrvly - pifuiuoiA WW me iu ua parym Mas. U r Hr,iT. c lirMT u K f rur T . L rviw. rtaM. iiuiw, r.u -of ran I af. Sr4 traitr( T-TnatM aa utaof 'M aot'twi,A. irk..t '"i'irBltiiaa a4vkaMu4taar. laaaaaaMila . fl tU an- rtvHs fc.Afc ,. m te sir wrt ... kiptuitua b4 a -insai 6 Mils. , Hn fTa5 , ' r--tt a4 Aau-Kia 2alttr r vr"4 '' I Ml ,Pk S,.i kl&. . - . . " 1 pm aaa I Utaa im Miw DMMiMin ItHkteBj .. . MiU fca4M. W kjt ii av. fcrl j. - ' laraatr, tr 1 u tl- n IS- m, :.. p 4trUM kaart a4 r Mtm AJartM, Amisui , AT titJkats. t4 I 3SSSBS0 Plamediesj itl,:',S 4 ... - .w-,g,rr,r---v. i nun "" ''-" - O UU .j - I a, . r r uiuanu ukiu, in. . r r i-i -Mm ftnnrt ait UTirTTI I 111' I II I The Model Orcfton Newspaper nod Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, and Market News In attractive readable form. U M fflO i JL JL JLefl jLm XI . Is issued Thursday morning of the state the same week. Tk $100 Weekly... In two parts contains oil and State New?. LI I An Indopondont Associated I'rass Paper for tho Too pie. Send for samples free. Tub Journal has the fullost report of thedolnua of the loidMaturc and state ofliclals, as well a j Indepen dent, clear and concise comment on all public matters. Send n trial subscription. TUDAY'S MARKET. Portland Jan. 13. -Wheat valloj 2: Walla Watln.GUc. Flour Portland, M.20; SupcrUnc 121.6 por bbi. Oats-White -UJ&inc. Hay r8((0 por ton. Hopd-li((f 15c; old crop 0c. Wool-Valley, lDIiics Iiastern Orok.'on,rVVllL. Mlllstutf Hran, I7; shorts, J18 (ft 15.80. Poukry-Chlckens,mlxed.l2-6vri3.76 turkeys, live, 10'-Mc. Ek'k's-OroKon , aofiiiV; per doz. Hides Oreen, saltod Oolhs, cY3ic. under 80 lhs.8K47eisliecp polts,16e2oc. yuiuua-ijuajl IHJT bUOK. i Hutter Host dairy, SfiTqiSOc; ' oroumery, fiOoOfMc ior roll. Potolocm, 7tlrSOc per sack. fancy iioirs Heavy, ftjB. Muttou-Wonthcr83ic: dressed, "c lloof tteor8,M.2ft(i3JW: cows 1V) - "-".., -. HW.KM MARKHT. Wheat-M. Oats -35c. Hay Haled, '.heat, $7.00 Flour In wuolNtle lot tJtll t3.oo. nioloMlo lots MOO: r. MilUtutr-Ilnin IIS without and fiat with sacks; tltorts-fUlN per trn without saeksi. Hokh drebl. 6c. Live cattle 2(ae. Sheep Live, lO(i. vottl-6:. jlutter-Dalry 80oi cronmery 91c. HoOo-IIOfit l&rflTc. Hs- Siic in 'cash. t .i,. ,.,".":" ... . . . .. llye, li 121c. lAiai oa!'' "ve' lurvejw, , arni s,u.kel Biais-Iktoofl, haui, Iftj stouWr.tV7e, 8 i'OUUXXi sue. Applesltk- Vtclwu WtM Ue AtMsrator. A.oolaUU !( t ih, ..., ltKDOx, Ja. U.Tb qiMM ws nect the Uuk of arbltntUas; the llerfcj MtHI fnrKMueUiMb. lweB th KorrMMsu of ArMUM aiKl C'hll. whiett luv MHr ! volved ttw two ooooirt; la war. Th .(ueen ha fos4d JVreae- t Ca. .. ef-a ice. to obUla Isnpanui wwrt .- - -. ... ., WMWi laroivasl to Mownrio MttulnjfttU taosslaN ofUMicas rfto()i side. Hr . tr wlU Klw JsNSatMt olv ,u, oto pMswsal enMiMiKW os U nurto. TIM UtMiU toHiSM. AiU m . it it qiMM issai imu U iatatfor sury. Th (VnMImw Msvrif. M tW isiTiaiftK nat. cn. Ilk -wnIKM 1uli. ttr it its. iinr aaaeru ti lw (., , e L -.- ... ,w WIM aMSM Uat '""WW.W Utw aie MrUMrtte) alJaMM r rr ;!te,T.?r M unii .li lnMMi, ., . b--: ir ... ;..,. ' . " 7"'"Jl u 1.7 "" ! HMVWt. ivaMa 1-4W UA. WH.VU aad vut 4 l6ArhUM IV iU. JJarraPtuta ar Literary, Ranch i7 ln;tlme to roach oil parts Important Foreign, National IIOFER BROS. -0 0- The White Machines. Anyone wlshlnjr to Imndh Wlnto scwliif; mucliinea and bicycles, tlrst claw In new territory, may Und It to their advantage to write II. S. Smith, Gcu. Agent, 1129 East Taylor street, Portland, Ore. 1 tl fit PLAYED OUT. Dull Headache. I'ainH in various parts ol the body. Sinking at the pit of the stomach, Low of appetite. Feverithness, IMmples or Sores are all positive evidences of impure blood. No matter how it became so It mutt be purified in order to obtain good health, Acker's Wood Elexlr hasneter failed in cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons or any other blood diseases It is certainly a wonderful remsdy and we wilt sell every Iwttle on positive guarantee. OASTOttTA. flwstl IhetadYsgHmiairtBwl niCMt r . sVa i-&du&i f UM . EXPERIENCE IS THE BB-iT TEACIIKR Use Acker's English Remedy In any case of cougks, colds or croup. Should it fail to clve IttiRtaiil lata lt. .. . . ""'"'" ": money rciunuea. 2jc and 50C . . ...w-., M.0,.lk UGiippe is again epidemc. Eery pre caution should be taken to avoid it. It's specthc cure is One Minute Cough Cure. A J.Shepetd, Pub'tsher Agricultural Jounsal 11 AdT"''cf. E'den, Mo , say 'So one will be dwippointed in using One Minute Cough Cnre for La Grippe," Stoot's Drug nVQPPPCta nxv nn ......n vr-'" ""' ?. v-ut.u BV "'"BACieiriuypepsU Tablets. Ose little laWet -ill.give immediate relief or money retaaded. "x4d in av!u ii. v. .. -.- Ijsaa ttnoku drafslso. Hambteagoay U if nUt BrM tad bkw Diseases. Th are reherad aad earasUy LMVut's Wi.ch nsrel SallT Bel wi ot iwiuuoas stoat's Dag StarV. -xyrT-Gz Z&( Mr. S A. Fsckkr. 4ac U oy. tru-) naMkr. aUd Unafc. Oae Haat Crk laf2.,f-1r tar U GSf.aa-s Saa a's DHf Mart. asflerf ikH aa 4 J ik ue wr, UhW e - aataitfui far a sil a..UKJ to t, OASTOTtta isi flktUf tat Ik ! sack utAiucHt a jou. rtL axi. t UN aawcMaU Tea. A Caw aaaanarsa i laa m. .1 1 t TW. iriw.t gmjameief nv ---- j-LwAi, dregT,y CaWa viu j .. OURNAL Sifl 4 R . . , - ' - a. Aa l rU r. --- r niMi M 4ri: k VCK ? v Ca t-inL."!!-"7f ,UBfV ... , . ,k - -- WKWCCg lO cold. "T-" CMgh ua state due crAlT0RiA Tor Infants and Children. tui Kind You Have Always Bought Siaaturo of &tyfi SabMUac ,7 - to. voax I ROUTE a iu vi lu Connecting t YAQUIN'A with tho YAQ01NA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY STEAMERS "WEEOTT" Flmt-claM In every respwt. The hoe Mcdincr U due to fall from Yqntni evory riKht dy iornt Route Rehveen HflutfD Vallcv Points aad San Francisco fare: Albsny ami I'otnH Vet to8n Frftndsw Cabin ....-..JHUw Roumt Trl - H. I. WAI.DKN. r.WlS CTONB. t F. ii1. A. Aranngor. J. TCUSER. Awnt. Albany. Ote. WILLAMETTE MVF.K DtVISIOX STEAMEfl WM, M, H0AG Captain Geo. KaaU Kunnlnjc between Pottlaml and CorvaltH, etoppliiKfltRllway landings. JIIVKK SCIIEDfLK. DOWN-Tiicidnyn. Thursday! and Sundays. Uavc-i Corval Its . . 0 a.m. Iatea Albany.. 7n tn. lAea llaeuft Vltn. n. m. Leaver I ndecndeiicc.. ?n. in. Leave 8fllum...... .............. ....10 a. in. Ijavei NcivlierK . . 12:30 Arrive 1'ortiatm.... . - 4:ao UP Monday, Wednrnlaya and Urldayfc Leave Portland...... ...- B n. in. 1am Newberg.. ...10:30 h. m. Ive Salem - - ?:J p. in. taati liKleendenfe... ... fi:Mp. in. rMV.a HnAnii Vlnta ................ :30i.M. Leave Albany ?:2', "' Arrive Orvaflls 11:00 p. in. The Mearaer ha ljen equlppttt with nl ota9 aeomnv(latlunil liiclmllng an elesant Unlrpel for wirrjInK boih freight and pMeiiKr'. Doek-Footo State street. 0. MAEP.TZ. Agunt. Salem, Oregon. (. SULUVAN.Hupt. Albany, Oregon. Oregon Short Line. -.THEr- Quickest, safest, Cheapes4 Line for all points Emi and southeast. FREE reclining chair cars, Pullman pala: sleeping car, and uphjlstere,d tourist sleep ing cars on nil through trains. BOISE & DARKER, Agent Salem, Or C. O. TERRY, Traveling Pasflenger Agen W. E. COMAN, General Agent. 124 Third Siree Portland. Or. A Few Interesting Facts When people are contemplating a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur, ally want the best service obtainable so (ar as speed, comfort and sifcty is concerned Employes of the Wisconsin Central Lines are paid to serve the public and our trains are operated so as to make clo e connections lth diverging lines at nil junction points. I'nllmin Palace Sleeping and Clulr cars on through trains, Dining car ervice unexcelled, Meals a la Carte. In order to obtain this first-cluss senicc, ask the .icket agent to sell you a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES and you ill mike dirert cenneatkmt St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and points East. For any lrther btfrxmation call on ticket agent or chik.1 with any J AS. C, POND, General Pass. Arnt. MlLVUl'kRK, Wis. or AS. A. CLOCK, (ienentl Agent, 246 Stark Street. PuRTMND, OR!.. nj'lH:TilH Monument? AffijifMQAitfPjjiQ TbAnwnnsnri '.( siw'm.'i-Ai citAHT . An'rvajiur'- ' '.I'mr' 1 nWffirVcupirrc muUiVitniAu BKOizt co. BRIDGEPORT, CONN WhiioBn-ns nit, list makes the ONI Y "arble 'iHKnif mum MtM.asa urfMt. Mart. . ....u,. .,u WUM jri.iif irckinr or emmWiuit. ui!cMnjorri nviirt-J. , T, B. WAIT, Agent, hi .nt.L St. and Static St. ,9' SALEM, ORE IV!AD M&: A (VI AN i , " , itt aMMi ljk 1 zxaiMa. Iu- 1 tl: ! II. I ! MM 1 RfaTAafe. aJ.r;ra M M er puuMLtr 'W J M tiZZnJH.?ti"' I sar va. rv - -'iniJY L.U. M, t x- .-.r.. rrv . "j-jc - --t-. -: , (tanU, FasueiaSiimii,. br D. 1 FRV Hiuggtst CURE YOURSELF! I" "ill l,r .u ,luil '..' iuM.i4M,4iioni. ir !..' r i.l. llloD I , u. u 1, 1 .lrM. t I 1 . Ill I 1. f ,niB. k I p. I. , . Solt by l).ui.-;.m " it "1 I u xr4rr. !' ii.4i.i, (or ' 1 ' 1 1 1-. :.v. vut .n r.jui. TnAor Marks DcaiaNs Copyrights Ac. o 2..M?illn sketch and dMolptkm mar ?n..T5fnHJ ?Vr oplnton rre bJber In i2"i'2S. lESSlblW,Wl- CommuntcV. IfDt (. :'"""j COndUltiL lV.nIK.ak ut .. Old atMili tln thruuKh XI una Jt CvT rlT icut aorta, SCKMtlTiC -uKKrk.lH. A Uedjomtlr llratntJ wwtlr. cuuiton of aar clMmfle ourC rMt rtr. Ttrm M soMbjaii Bnulail.N 38,Erey.MRWTnrIf Br eb ic, dtt V e W.alai6n, jx,lg ?atrSn.Vt vtjrw w I . . A Rfl 1 irwii T.nc tiiri ' . .. ..?. "."Wt " . At Albany' and" Corvallii mnnn-i lii. r UI.. " "l- ; - tar " ! fi - iwMtNlw a r s ', 60 YEARS ijSI3 mu'4MimMtimLiitftomlWiitti'ni in'i 1 Til il ' 4n'tf Vmi"' n. "- i'", n Maj UolfNo OKPART FOR TIME SCHirJULE. From Portland. ARRIVF. Fast Mail 8 pm Salt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansas J-4S P.m City, St Louts, Chicago and r.ast. Spokane Flyor Walla Watle, Spokane, Spokane Minneapolis, bt. 1'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi cago and Fast flyer 8.-30 a nt 4 P'n 230 p.rn ........ 8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. For San Frrtncijco.' Rf1 every flvs days 8pm ex, Sun. COLUMUIA RIVEK STEAMERS Saturday 4pm ex Sun 10 pm 1T0 Astoria and way land. m. WILLAMETTE RIVERS Ar Salem 6 p.m. Atom Weds tvjvcj Portland, Newbury and Salem Way uinillnr;4. 7:15pm. M',i. rl.n' ...""" I Fri jTu Thur I Sat M P m and bat lo a tn. MonWed I For Dayton Fri WILL-METTE RIVEK Ar Salem lo a m Mon Wed and Frt L Salem Tu.Thut Corvallu Albany and hat 3p. in I ay roinii. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION Daily botts to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Ore? Oli If the steamers arc delayed there oand trip tickets to all point in Oregon, Wsh:ng ton, or California. Connect o 1 made at Port land with all rail, ocean and river lines. W. H. HURLRURT. Gen'l Pas. Atrt. Portland. Or. G. M. POWERS. Agent, Twde street dock Salem. BOISE & BARKER, CltyAgenti. TAKE THE .- Canadian Pacific R R And Soo Pacific Line TO ' Minneapolis St. I'aul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New Voik , , . Boston a dail points east and southeast. 'heapest tatJ, bsitsei vice and accommo tlatiois Tlirough tourist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Pan), loronto, Montreal, and Ikton without change Canadian Pacific Railway Go's. Fmpress ine of steamshijs to Japan and China, The fastest and finest whips on the Pacifi: ocean. Shene: nnd Iw-st route to the orient Canadian Australian S. S. Co. To Honolul , Fiji ami Australia Thf shortest route t the colonies. For tales, fo 'ens and any information ca' on or address, C. M. Lockwood, Agent, Ofhce Phone No. 40. 28i Commercial st. Residence Phone No. 55. .Sr.lem, Ore a . , ... . J11' AUliOr Agent, 146 llnrd streot, Pottland. tw. .. K J COVLE, nuttlcl Passenger Agent. Vancouver. . r" EAST AND SOUTH VIA .r"E SHASTA RO'JTE ofthh VmiU D. . n .111111 mmi 11 r 'ji 1 n j f EXPRESS TRAINS RON DAILY 0.-00 I1 ft.twi- Ml Lv.. 'Vi S--5 PM-Lv....S. i.'ljAM) Ar. San Lv...JPortlatidT Ar Lv 8 9:30 . u 7.-oo A M Soo p M :atem &' FrnncUco Lv yj. l,1'1! """twl principariut-n7 bet, Portland and Saln Tn.I. r.- i lu 's- A,.lMnyf T""t. Shedds, Halsey. i nib""' Junon cy. Eugene, Creswell -T"-t;- "it, Lrroin, uaniana. and ail sta h iroai noseomg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSKBURC "AIL-DAJII.V- I S.Jo a mi Lv... Portland ..AmTTToT i loS5AM.Lv....8alent.... LvJt5o.p ; J-30 r MlAr..i.ItosehurB.. Lv J730 a m 1 Pullman luflot Vlceper' nnd "secondclna ueejung cars attached to all through WEST SIDE DIVISION. lulu. S" WXKN PORTLAND AND CQRVAU.IS. anu l.nrvalln rnnnm uams 01 we o. C.: E. Ry. PVPFW. vn .... . . . ., . . . ."..- ..-.w ..nua imh DAILY lEXCKfT SU.NOAV.I - . .Pa n 1-3ri 450PM Lv ...Portlaiul . Ar 8.-2S &3Q PMJAr Independence Lvfj-W 8.2S A M 7-'0 P A M A M jO - uirect wnnectioni at San Fraaciscu with Occidental and Oriental and Pacific mail "r"plinM for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sai'ing dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points sn.i Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA. HoNO LULlJand AUSTRALLIA, can be obuinM from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket St ialem c 11 mark H A; y58" C, H. MARKHAM, O. F & P, A. Pertia: 'onlam i20u Miles IsllOrlCr aril , w,,,lehalf rlnv nnlr uian any ntlier line to Omaha; Kan- h 1.. aDd wuthaiwtern cities, Paul "mir e"t.T, Denver, St, fli?nDB?!Uw Unes- If i0" K" t ii.! 5amhf.yo can skin off and e tlw TraiB-SIisslppl exposltlo.. A, aSHELUoN. den'l ajent Portland O K9w