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Newspaper Page TextiteiMiMi-- -l- toiirtmfitnlit Wmnwntiit'iliWa nrtrtgi & . , i-. ..MggiiMiiii)iTafrliT -"- ... .. ..J - MY CAPITA!. JOURNAL. 8ROTHBH9, i! uviiwim T01BDAl JAKUAIW 17, 1899. TK K3.O0, InAdvanoft $100. It Advanoo. OmTU UX, In AJw OPTIONAL PILOTAGE, Th'ta imper has always advocated an 9PM, rker in tlio Interest of tho wfci fcrowcr. The wneat farmer Mka ao bonus, gcU no icglolatlon.nDtl UscinrfcDt on cheap water freight for his oxUtcnco. An open, unhampered river from the wheat'flelds ofOrojttm out through tho raouth of tlio Columbia river Is tbo KreatM need of the farmer In Orcou Portland alilpplnu Interest ask at tliehandi of thli leglslaluro ttio en actment of an optional pilotage mew ore. A wo understand the tu&ttcr, thero li no demand In thin that wilt Klro to, or tako away from, any man tho right to act ai pilot. It leaved tho Astoria pilot on equal teims with tho Portland pilot to ply hla calling. Rut It elves the ihlnmastcr the right to hlro a pilot wherever ho can find him, and taken tho monopoly war from n few men at Astoria. If this will savo tho shipowner money why will It not rci ult In cheaper car goes? Tho Willamette valley wheat far mer la Instinctively oppowd lo II form of 'monopoly. Ho mint com peto with tho world' products ! the open markets of the world, and no graft of any description Interest hlui for a moment, Wo cannot too why optional pllotDflo should rot ho es tablished and tho monopoly &t Astoria broken. What right has tho legislature to ay What pilot shall bo employed? Hovo tho InteroslM of commerco and the underwriters no rlIits-ln this mat ter? Tho Pacific count shipping in terest will experience n great develop ment In tho next ten yoarx. Acquis Itlon of Hawaii and tho Philippines will lorco tho construction of Vlio Nicaragua canal and tho wfilrf mill tlpllcatlonofstcainnnd sailing voswls. Look at tho record of ship-building In Washington nlooo. Tho state just north of Urcgon In 1803 built 28 sail ing ruitil of 3, WO total tons, 57 stenn. vessels of 18.01 tons, 82 barges or 0,704 tons, total 140 vowel and 33,774 tons. Washington leads tho Union with this record of woolon vowels. Michigan Is second with ,11 vowoIh and total tounago of 12.077. Alaikan, Hawaiian ami tho Oriental commerce direct with Oregon and this coast will bo very largo. Our ships will go direct to thoso regions with our product nnd return with their raw miitorlal to our ports, In vlow of thoto enormous interests. that are bound to be developed, what Interest has Oregon In any nwtrlotioa upon tho handling of soa-golng ships? THE OUTLOOK IN OIIEQON. Like all other holiday and untuml numbers of nownpapors In tho west, tho Oiegoulau annua does not meas ure up to tho gorgeous proportions or former years. All molt enterprise till feel the lethargic pulw ot liunl ticis, which, however hopefully wo niy boast or tho return of old time prosperity, Is not jot strong enough U oauso everything lint Is UumanratVrl tart-foixrrt utk ttie Ump cdte ot a not uftdetvo irnp tcntli of the affuny daily barae f tkoq aande of women -Uhuut rBivUlut Tlirjr imlWf cteatrr wlaerv ami jmiIp than ceuU be in fllctnl Ur at) tbe wo- fMleaal tuttuirr . tbt tbe wot I ever and knrw Day and tildit titer aull auuer I.U.M l.MjlAMftMa uache doMnitntr down and burning tfttutleu. pakt In the tide ami WA. hot 4 cold GUIBM, omout ml item- tlllftiar ifn. oUeu ami pVrlel UitHlude aud wtuul kMKM4My. The hk bady k iattuil with pq and (be ctitUv ru ttfrtm k w phyttvtAn, he iU aMiiWwu tlirtr t4 fVHS W HMttaelt. Ilvw, liUwjr, bMt M tmvfeu ttouWc IT, to c-Mit, be UH upe lie flacbt wutc, U wUI iUt wfm Ike ilUtl kiUMM h4 m) umi. wtnt o ewlrwiHlRK t a )Uc, w4- mti mniieii VMISVV, T) Kl treuM ftt HtVwNM m dU t( tbe titltate t& IWfHirutit obm tUt lKr the tMi'f wi f iwtnuMy TIkic ki q Htqemir for oa(MwiKww or luetl trt Wst. W Mff' fvvoiUv I'trMiipttMi cjc U dlMrilrr this hmuiv lu the Civcy of the heme It cte ilietly w t MHhlvC f4M (uKi1td, BwllUjf Umm trtr J wU it IUv Ikjw- Mm, t(U iilreratltw, tke jwm aud tnwM m4 buU4e tip the nerve It tt kittiHC ilrlu, II twtkhrt it i!UtH jfaS ef the prjKCUtu wonlli, ami maVa it wworiai me muiv ami vnteHv Umwuf M Img mouth or yvan ( ruin an MadaHsur. f ttatiMuda oftvuntu LrvtH Ml mjM m rta warvclows rwwfu, At aW mul v t itP kim . Avia MifcalitfiVa, to ev iMallittr vnth: ttntl m oHHt teMB fer pr.cvt4j?jy. w $i Ht okrtfc-feMHKl efr. or Ir. ivkf, tutw asM Mil Advlaor, AcUosm, l)sctr fUt. fiW. Hfclfl, 8. V. xiy Msm ..... -.- -..-..'j --;r.--ffT""-mMiai ''" " "" "" '" Trrr I undertaken to bloom and blossom nil L.m. ,m. ttinfrn1r!n flflrtPM Of COn- : nibii hijw nkuww ....-. fldctlce. The Immamo elephant of ronl estate inflation still wears a badly wrinkled hide. Business Is still struggling under universal uycr-pro ductlon. Banks are plethoric with millions of capital that cannot be used profitably at noy price, neverthe less thero Is a hopeful lift. The money question is established beyond a pos sible disturbance of public confidence for six, eight or ten years. Tlio tun ii jtem will not be changed except as tosomo minor detail. Railroads will bo left free to handle their trafllc without danger of strikes or hwtlle legislation. The slow uphill pull of a commercial revival and an' In dustrial Improvement will pro ceed uninterrupted but there Is plenty of evidence that while business conditions will be fair there will Ixj so fargo margin to oper ate upon. Prlvato and public busl ncMmustbo conducted on bases of thrift and economy hitherto unknown by present generations. The whole outcome will bo a grand schooling "f American people In tho smallor but none the less heroic virtues that arc Indlspcnslble to tho making of a suc cessful Individual or nation. With tho larger outlook for tho American people gained by tho Spanish war, with tho uplift that comes from In creased responsibilities honorably as sumed, the horizon Is more hopeful or bettor times and Improved conditions. Viewed In this light the Oregonlan annual has a messago for every man, woman or child who will master Its contents and become familiar with the (mowing of facts that constitute Oregon the grandest common-wealth In tho sisterhood of states. No man with a clear head and ordinary Amor lean energy nnd enterprise, need come hero with a faint heart for want of opportunity to mako nn honest living nnd that Is nil that nny community ought to hold out as an Inducement for Immigration. RURAL JCREB DELIVERY BY8THM. Tho postolllaodopurtmcnt Is aljoul tooommonco tho trial or a now Im provement for tho rural free mnll do ll very pystciu wliluh may ultimately be used In all or tho thickly nettled farm rcgloiu or tho country. Tho Im provement Is nn Invention In the shapo or u small metal box hoiiio three feet long by two fcot high, this box containing a number of miiiuII com part monts sultablo fur holding tho mall font neighborhood or consider able slro. Ovcruaoh small compart moot there Is u Kcpnntto door whluh Is securely looked with a Ynlo lock, and Inside or eaoh compartment thuro Is n button to which nn elcctrlo wlro Is attaahed leading directly to tho houre of tho farmer for whoso mall thnt par ticular conipuitinciit Is provldotl In tho nclghtnrliood box. Onco or twice it day, tho government mall carrier comos along tlio road on horsobaak and stopping at the neigh borhood box begins tho dlstrl htitlon or tho mall, ho having a skeleton key that upon all compart muutv. If thero Is u loiter tor Mr. Jones, the carrier opens Mr.iOoncm' compartment, proton tlio elect rlu but ton to ring tho signal bell or Mr. Jouos' Iiouho notifying him that ho has mull In his box, deposit tho lot; tors and shuts utnl looks tlio door, lly this method tho furmur who Is ox peotlug ImiKirtniit ibiislnes lotion, need not wurty about going or seud lug to town eaoh day, as tho little ulcotrlo boll notlllo him whoit thoro la mall for him. If tho government adopt tho system it will (urn Uhthoboxo but the farmers will have to furulih thooleotrlo Itattorltxt and tho wire The wlro rwiulrwl will bo but tho row root iiecotfciry to rtwh thouoarcAl Utrb-wlro lonoo and tu run Iruiu the foneo In tlu limu n,..i """"" "" lastiio battery will oott but u fow ! cents it yoor mot any matt will bo willing to pay for tho mldttloiiM con venlonce. Thu now Ult Is to bo tried lu Mawaohumtt and In tu It prwvosuocrtful It will bo IntrtMluew) lo all ot tlm hwiMly poimUmtl rarw rglaus. J iltllW4otwettt aso litrw pol- UWt) hwyttn, who iav tlrtl lu to uUIUli the additional Jmlhlp In UiUtllntthitlHHttMMiUhapwua bo he4tl by n.iaan whvu thoy oatuwt wh rur putpwof tUuudtr, U douil to a uilimrablo fnllurc What a pUuu It wwuld lanvo the ItipubllMQ patty tu nhould Uiey uo ejy Tlitiuuuo Hepuhlloan l-Ula. tuw U otlDR to IKOltEASK the u. pretue ouurt lo &n to UNUKKASH thanutnboruf oirwlt Judjfe-i lu ether UMrUU with Ion pepulaUw, to iy. OltKASKUie number of dltrlt la the state, but tu DKIUBASK tho ..-. - ...... .,.,... .i MmwK-" . USED BY THE NOBILITY The Remedy That Makes People Paine's Celery Compoud. In ovcry ulylli.cl country rich and poor alike havo round restored health and ne-v vigor In I'ulno' colnry com pound. "Hard working people or ordlnnry moans are to bo congratulated," say an Hnullsh writer In Interviewing the HClontlllc work or tho Inst quarter or u routury, "upon Having so onslly within tliolr roach today a remedy which the wonlthlost and iiiosl lullu ontlal persons inuit tlioinsclvos use, If thoy would got tho best that modern medical skill olTors. I'uImu'h celery compound proves that tho nclcnco or mcdlclno ha kept paco with the wonderful progress which character izes thollfoof IhoproHonlgui.criitlon." Tho astonishing reputation that till uiHst wonderful of nil romcdlo has acquired I principally duo to tho word-of month recommendation nnd endorsement of mou and women of tho highest buslnoss and social studd ing, a well a thnio In humbler but no loss Important positions, who hnv ttumiMolvos discovered II merits, Adeline, Countess Hohlmmolmniin, whoso portrait Is horo given, In it re cent letter to tho Wolls ,t Richardson Company, .peak of friends of her who have boon bonolltlod by IMIno cwlory compound, and who tlrst ml vlfod her to rocoiumeiid ltto hor sick rrlonds. The oountcss, as Is well known, Is a prominent member or tho Danish point. Her coming to this iiutnher of judges In tho !urgt (IN trlut In the ktatc. Tlio third district wltli two circuit jm'K&a m 8,205 mure popiilntltui tlitin the Portland district with four JiiiIhc. Yet Tort, lund In tu liuveoiio MUltK Juduc, tho HKitloin dlstrlul U to hav one LKSS. Tho JnekiHin-JosoplilnoKlntuaUi Uko district, sslth only 6,18.1 votes an in Juno, ihiw, lias two Judge, it U not to bo ehaiiKwl. Tim I.ltin-Ma-riun-lu4k-Tlllnuu0K.Yatuhllldlstrlet, with 17,030 vutos last Juan, lit to luiu 011a of tuliiduM. ThU m the runson liik'of ihoSaioiu jHtNli ooiiiUlmttton, who want to net 1 id ur Judge lhile. What a pitiful ptopueilUun from the stand iMilniuf hMury ami sUlbllw ! In Ibdfl rofrlutl(Hi wai tnluptl tu Hlxtllsli the mldltlunal lunhlp. Tho uiuinliuoiit) (loiiiiind of the Uir r this dUtrlct, led lu Marlun ocunty iy the Uwyem who uru now InUrest! In uuulUhltikt JwIk lioise, was that thl additional Jutlga lw roUilnwl. Th uitiiitMN from Ma Hon ouhhI)' ' wereabkMl u iniHta tiu.tr .iUi.... I Pledge U) not abulhh Urn ntMUkiMi JudgMhlp that thH 'lti-ii(ok-Uw thr ttHi KtMMihilm plaUwn,. nor any w iwrti pltutlrm. luked u lwv this uttiUlp ahollettttj. euf alnic It w tHHMAMtry t (4m tWlo. What fuuHtaliss 0 )uUi wouUi i oim to thu txfciplt eouhl Umt il- towlVH Wltlr UHy! 1MNKJ4 the Stprouv4urtuultfHfteuf Uw tm. UtutkMil AUilhh a jm)gMn lu Ut fe ot fuels that wouhl dnw v$ N. tdlwior a dlttinr Iwllaw, w mq iHilhlns; t the tWittltuttw) fofWd dliuruh u prwedlm-i vt this U whattli Sir Tijy Jak lavfy of Salem proixM. MsKimmsm Well- country has beo n much talked of Hor real object was one or charity, tor sho Is using her groat wealth and lulluoiico this winter In agisting the Danish pooplo In tho western Htates. Him Is stoplng In Chicago, nnd from thero writes her straightforward on dorrfomontnf 1'alno's celery compound Wumnti nrcnuslly excited, who waste energy worrying over trlllos, who ate often Ntiirorn from sick lioadncliu and norvousnocs, should rend till plain, unbiased stutcmontof what Palno's celery compound ha done for other women. Among tho diseases that caiiHcn vast amount ot urodle.ss sulTerlng that may bo readily curcl by I'alno' celery compound arc bllliousncHS, torpid liver, hoadnchuo, Hleoploisness, lz.-. norts, coiiHtlpatlun. dyspepsia nnd general norvousnos nml debility. No mini or women who Is continu ally ailing can successfully carry on hu'lnoMi, crhonr iiiuoh real cot.irort to the household. And only u thoroughly nourished body that has all tho used up, mid tlioruforo harmful, matorlal promptly rqumyetl from the blood nnd tissual win be httulthy. When either of those yllal conditions of adequate repair or .diminution are Incompletely done, the organs need just such holp as Paine' celery compound Is lilted tu glo. No other remedy Is so valuable. Whore other remodlos havo rullod, 1'alno's coiory compound will succeed. JOURNAL, "X-KAYM. Now the city U lllllngup with the Miiuhull-.Mullrlde push, all nfior plunder. XXX Tho em of free dUtrlhuthin of peurl-handled poii-kiilvw Is Imiinilv drawluu toaehwe. Th Saloni olty eounell should ad- iHHurluully tu Its program of a peo ple's adiuluUlmtluu, t XX It lias Uikmi twenty ytnr to iret rid of that 8 moll of oauJmuc ami frlml mutton lu Urn Owgtm suite Iioum iHwr lltll Mr. 01uw ot Oulumula ooMtity, prlimlwl uoewMtry In thu thfftofa swmtersblp Ik m, is a ohvuUorrof toglshitlou. H t Ut tit imw elty ehurUr (uuvlila for rwhwlHi; tlw tutr8t iHiniwn of tho olty. MuotieenrixtiMw It is dou, so It to tkttt without ult: lawsuit. X XX 4natlW JlBlkoy's otwatltutlowil auHwdHHMt to taiie4 Um m prloUr pwi n sslory m Mlnsur th rkUt lo, but wbjr oot twaudo all suto oWors f X XX Whta ntst of th tadlng applliw tor tlMhUt boos bmltinhliMiMl U cohM not ran a rvsuurnnt Uwr, lw didn't want tk .b, t lat w H oo out of It. 1 Ui Tm wuRHMUUvo Young knovy thnt th opAmt) is n blswr nulwuM thH tH stunk T Yet It has a bill Ui wutt th upoiiumi uwt wuiW iHtradUiti) In Ork"u. t It Albany DiMMemt: Tt uaok coh toil W biM)lK a mtm ou. TU mi has tmijm a patunisWl Th mmi k Uto siinkM bMk tratu .HUIlW3SMtut wrKiatg ,atle On - ' '"" , - - munner of doing things. b a chango In Oregon. , Bx-Scnator Cablralth, one ot Hon. Geo. W. McBrlde's smooth, astute senatorship larconlsts In 1805, 1? in the city stacking tha cards for super intendent of the Insane asylum. XXt Give the Sugar beet men, the prune men, the eastern oyster men, tho cranberry men, the llax women mm tho opossum industry all w,wu eacu. Let us tux ourwlves ricn wiuic u mc about It. XXX Mr. Gov. Gear: Yuu can do no grciitcrgood to Oregon than help give the people better roads. If there Is no Improvement on thU system, then lot us go back to tlio uugout ior housoatollveln, nod whon u court house Is to be built let us all go and work out our taxes. t :: Turner Oliver has leased tor a nom inal sum the soctlon of land which the Union county politicians sold to Oregon for $25,000 to grow sugar beets on. At ton tons to the aero this siaio lund will pay Mr. Oliver $0,400 If the sugur boot bounty bill pa960S. How hiuoh will that holp the. farmers or Union county? XXt M. Klncald has written a reply to his critics that will sot him In a bet ter light before the people. He was a groat Improvomcnton Ills predecessor, but not all that tho people had a right to expect In a reformer and critic or others. H his successor makes uh grout progress over him as he did over Mcllrlde, he will do well. XXX When n Union county statesman was asked why tho sugur beet syndi cate hud leased tho section or state land sold to tho state for an asylum site to raise beets on. he said It wus a pleco of low swampy land that they wanted to raise hay jo. Formerly It was n high piece of ground suitable for a state Institution. With all Ills gull and cntorprlsc we still love the statesman of Union county. Tho "liquid baking powder" Rends caught the resident or Med ford with tliolr bclicnic n short time since, says tho Jacksonville Times. Tho &tull was sold for SI per bottle, nnd eyery purchaser got it chance for the grand capital prize being olfered by the company ; Incidentally uaeh one drew a prize worth from $20 to $10. which wore to bo delivered In time for hol iday presents. Of course, tho prize railed to materialize, and tho baking powder wouldn't ralso a disturbance at an Irish fair. Portland Telegram: The llllheo Club is a groat boon to tho members of the legislature, nearly every mom hor or which has received n curd ginutlng tho freedom of the club. The cluhrooms uru nightly crowded In consequence. Howling, billiards and pool arc the favorite pastimes, though tho well-appointed reading rooms, provided with a complete assortment or reading matter, Including the lending dally pupers and host maga zines, are by no means over deserted. THE bUQAR 110UNTY. ,,,, I WHO I A Polk County Representative Oivos Home Reasons for Opposing, KUITOU JOL'KNAM-TllO hill k'IVlll din ton bounty on sugar booLs will come up for adoption soon. 1 would like a Kcucrtil expression of the voters on this subject. This does not come upasiipollilcul (iiioiitlou. To oncournga the beet hugir indus try In Oregon boeuis practicable. Hut l"t iist.ee. Justice Isthetirst thing 10 do moled out lu the loL-islutiiro. Justice dauiaiidfl that one Industry I should not ho stimulated at tho ex- nt tho ex ponse or others. Now If It Is Just to help the bcotsiijfar Industry, In order to mako It protltable, then" why .not help the prune minora who have lost much In osUbllshuik' tho Industry In OroKon Why not eucuuriiKO tho hop industry, which has ruined many on torprldliiK men and Is of inoro benotlt lu tholHlwrlnj; class than tho beet MiKr Industry will oyer ho? Why, nut httlp tho a heat raUors, who havo ' boon nMi; wheat ata loss for many ywirs, and are tohiy soiling' their wutat at a low y What would Oroun bo without wheat production ? It is better to establish on a tlriu foundation tho Industrie wo havo rtUhor limn to oneounio now and ImwutloHs outurprlsw which are liable to b failures lu the end. i riutUUuds lately arqulrml bv tt.u j Unltwl states lme any umouiit ot tlm rlcht toll In tho world and wall! adaptwl forsuu-Hr eano, where labor' is oiidnp- Tuts 1 1 ml Is open to Amur-' iwm (tiU?rprlM mimI will 1,0 doubt b, so utlllwd as m waka suuar so cheap w.niimr iJClUflOS Will Otf OOllipollwl ! Uiclurtdoivn. rtwrawiil ba atittar. t tit folly of jfirluic bounty ou tlio rabUMK of &ut;ar beU, th lo to tiw statu ot mn,tm ami loss or miiiOIw imr autrprlsli)i eituaus wlw were isMiumi w go luto this bualH, by ' Ul bounty, I J- H. Srvjjr. A Naw AilvnL Uly Rtaek, nigaii it junwu H.1CUU u Uta Itifora) aohon) yaiUr lly 'row (HUlnui county. Ho la aN luoorrljrlbte. CdSUhUMt MM SMS 1J tu) uu .- 1 !.MhMt OoMtl, Cui WL A-"? 4Ml ttMk QuictW TW Uw coach m. ' MMtH li-im aMf, Or.UtUuTNww!,,,, MallaruKutw J TODAY'S MARKJiT. Portland Jan. 18. -Wheat yallej 02: Walla Waila,69c. Flour-Portland, $3.20; SuperUnc $21.5 per bbl. in Oats-White 4213c. iintf9nfl ncr ton. Hop3-12l&c; old crop Oc Wool-Valley, 1012c; Eastern Oreiron.8(a)llc. " .v.. .:" Millstuu uran, 817; shorts, 818 n. Air rj vx """ ,.,,, , .i sn.r.ivaii rr. I'OUltry LJinCKens,ujii;u,--owv!i.' turkeys, live, 16g20c. Eggs-Oregon, 'ZfKw'lop Pprdoz. Hides Green, Baited CO lbs, 8ra8Jc. under CO lbs.0("c;shecp pclts,1620c, Onions 75cc?l per sack. Butter-Best dairy, 2C$30cs fancy creamery, C0c(g65c per roll. Potatoes, 7680c per sack. nous Heavy, $1.75. Mutton-Weathcrs3Jc; dressed, iC Beef t(teers,$3.25C'l.50: cows, $2.50 2.75 dressed, ffiO. BVT.RM MAKKET. Whcat-50. Oats 35c. Hay Baled, ',hcat, $7.00 Flour In wnolosalc lots, 83 00: re tall $3.00. Mlllstuff-Bran 8121 without and mi with sacks; shorts 913414 per ten without sacks. Hogs drci'sed, 5c. Live cattlc-2i3c. Sheep Live, $2.50(tt$3. Veal-5l3. Butter Dairy 20c: creamery 2oc. Wool Bost.l5c. Mohnlr25c Hops Bost 1017c. Eggs-2ic in cash. Poultry-Chickens, 8(a0o; turkeys, llye, 10l2Jc. Farm smoked meats Bacon, Sic ham, 10c shoulder, 07c. Potatoes 10c. Applos 'JOc. PLAYED OUT. Dull Headache, i'sins in vatioJ part of the body. Sinking at the pit of the itomtcli, Loss of appetite. Fevemhness, l'implej or Soreiar nil positive rvidenccs of Impure blool. No matter how It became so Ir must be purified in order to obtain pood health, Acker!) Wood Eiex'r hai never failed lo cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic potscnj or any other blood disea es It is curtalnly a wonderful remedy and we will lell every bottle on positive guarantee. N o 3u s x o ib. a: -&. . Bcariths ; lh8 Klld Yll'J H3M AtejS BWgH SICKJIIEADACIIE AHJOI.UTELY AND pcrmamntly cured by uilnc Mold Ten, A pleasant herb drink. Cuies constipation and Indigestion, makes you ct, sleep, work and hippy. .Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. 25c and 500. Lunn & brooks druggist. EXPEKIENCK IS THE ET TEACHER Use Acker's English Kerned' In any case of coughs, coldn or croup. Should it fad to give Immediate relic money refunded, 25c and 50c Lunn ft brooks, druggists. LaUilppe is nn.n epidemic. Every pre caution should be taken to avoid it. It's specific euro is One Minute Cough Cure. A J. Sheperd, I'ub nher Agricultural Journal and AdverMicr, hlden, Mo , says: "Noone will lie disappointed in using One Minute Stout's Drug Cough Curs lor La Grippe," store. DVSPEPS1A CAN UK CUKED HV using Acker's Dypernia Tablets. One little tablet will give immediate relief or money refunded. Sold In handsome tin boxes at 25c. Lunn & llrooks. drugging. Horrible ngony is cause.! by Pilas, Hums and Skin Diwascs, Thee are relieved and cured by OeWitt's Witch Haicl Salve, lie ware ot imitations Stoni's Drug Store. Bears tbo A lh Kind You HUM AhWIfS BHI)' Mr. S. A. Fackler. Editor of the Mit-nn. o?y, (Pla.,) Hustler, suireied terribly from La Grippe. One Minute Ceugh Cure was the only remedy. It acted quickly. Thou. ennch of nllirri in lliic nnm.lv ... .n..n.. lor Li d ipp,and its exhausting afteer (Tects. Stoiiu's Drug Store. I he smallest things may exert the gieatest influence. D Witt's Little Early Risers are uncflualle.1 for constipation snd liver troubles Smalt p, safe pill. Sto.c's Drug store. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. "MB Kflld YOU HaV6 AlWSVS BOUght j Boars tho Slgnaturo of dUM ijoura ino -r . . $& SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE FOR 1899 X GOVERNOR ROO!:VLT'S "HIE ROWHIKIDKRV (illustrated serial) and all his ixhi war writings. R?r &c L0U,S STBVbNSONy" Uil 1KKS (fvr before jnibli hsdl RlCIIARl) II KDINtt DAVlSr Stories and sptcial article. knvR,1,i,VlNU -HBNRY VAN' D KE-,VI.LIAM ALLKN WHITE and ny others. SJiort Storis OKOkOK W. CABLE'S NEW SERIAL story of Saw OrlMM 'Tbe Eoto- ""f" iiiawtaiaq by Herter. SKNVPOR HOAR'S RtmlAiscfioe umtfnia. MRS. JOHN DKKWa SS Kww. r VSTAR4SKRIAU,,A,,P r -EH Ky. SIDNEY LXNIKR'S ilcoT'Tr 1HI.S fS ll . ... ---w,i. FKKE TX) AW ABQVR aT ADDRBSS. A YKARi CU RLBS 147 fifth KAtiAXlNK IS $1. AVEM'B. NKW VQRKf Proposals Invited vun PiTM.!irv or state hereby in vltes sealed proposals for furnishing to the capltolone hundred (100) cords of sound body large fir wood to bo de livered upon the grounds. Tho bids will be opened at this ofllce Saturday. January 14, 1800, at 11 o'clock a. m. Dated at Salem, Oregon, January 0, 1890. F. I. DUNHAK. M0-5t Secretary or stuto. Dissolution of Partnership. The public ore hereby notified that Mm iniMii.nl Instrument, linn hereto fore doing a partnership business at 142 State street under the nnme of Whale nnd Moyo has been dissolved, the undersigned continuing us solo proprietor nnd dealer In pianos nnd organs. 1-4-5W C. A. Wiiat.e. YAQUINA EOUTE Corvallis & Eastern Railroad Connecting nt YAQUINA with tho YAQDISA BAY STUAMSIIIP COMPANY STKAMKHS "WEEOTT" TlrKt-clnM In ovcry rwpect. Tlio nbovo uli'iimcr In iluo to fall rom Vnqulim cveryclslitdH. Hliorfet ltoitto Dctwccti IlclwccD Valley PoIdIs and Sun Francisco Fare Albany nnd rolnt h est to San rnncnco Cabin ...10.00 Hound Trip 17.0 WAMIKN. KUWIN STONK, T. F. & I'. A. Mnnnger. 11. I, J. TURNER. Aucnt, Albany, Ore. WlI.UMRTTi: RIVKR DIVISION STEAMER WM, M, H0AG, Cnptiiltl flco. Itniibu. RuuidnK between l'ortlniid and Corvallis, stopping null wny latidliiK. RIVKR SCIIKDt'Li:. DOWN Tucliiys, Thurnitayi nnd Snndiij5. leaves Cnrvnllls . ' n. m. U-avoK Albany 7" w. leaves lluoun Vlstn . Hn. in. Ia'hvos IiMk'i'i'iiik'iico...... ..... t'n. m. Univex Htilain .. 10 n. m. leaved Nc here.................... ......l'2:SO Arrive Portland.. ..................... 4:..0 L'l' Jlondn)?, Wciliitlngniid Fridays. leaves l'ortlniid 0 n. in. U'AVutt Newborn........ 10.no ii. in. UaVM Btdem SiHOji. m. IXrtOT lmleiKMidcwo.... A 00 p, in, I.pau'8 Ilneiui Vstu..... ........... "SO i. hi. I.oc Altmny....... ................. 9:S0p. m. Arrho Cornllh 11:00 p.m. The stcnincr lini Imjcii oqullipcd with llrst olaiw aecoinmoiliitloiiH, Inuludliig mi olcgimt plrtuo. UiiMiraiMl for carrying; both freight nnd pa Monger. DockFootiif Slate street. U. MAF.RTZ, ,Bi'iit. Salem, Oregon. C.HUI.UVAN.Supt. APjAiiy, Oragon. Oregon Short Line, -.THIi- Quickest safest, Cheapest Line for all points Ent and southeast. l'KEK reclining chair cars, Pullman palace sleeping car, ami upholstered tourist sleep ing cars on nil through trains. IiOlSE & PARKER, Agent Salem, Or C. O. TERRY, Traveling Passenger Anen W. E. CO.MAN, Gencraj Agent. Z4 inirujjirec 1 rornanu. ur. A Few Interesting Facts When poople are contemplating a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur. ally want the best service obtainable so far las speed, comfort and safely is concerned. tmuloyes of the Wisconsin Central Linos are paid to serve ihe public and our trains are operated so as to make clo e connections with diverging lines nt nil junction points Pnllnnn Palace Sleeping and Cluir cars on through trains, Dining car service unexcelled, Meals a la Carte. In order to obtain this first-chss service, ask the deket aent lo sell you a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINKS and you will mike dtiert connections at M. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all For anv lurt or any further Info mation call on any ticket agent or correspond with JAS. C, POND, General Paw, Agent. . . Milwaukee, Wis. or JAS. A. CLOCK, CJenenl Agent, aj6Stk Street, Porti-anh, Ore. Munumtrs AMpaaNDipQ nan vnMt s''.tSSVI eniNT INI r ' A ..w.... nt- j jr.mwwr t mIf'nW OKIUUEP0RT, CONN Whll Ui'V'vm u'IV.1"' I,'1U mal,s ,h,, 'NI-V llllli' o llUtMl .-ruuni . r... I - l'l RV or im erumbliiiy 'llnimiiBor.iiu ri-inro.. IIUI .TuUllit' . r.i.l..,.. T, R WAIT, Agent, IH Mill k:t. and i:w Statk St. i-0dw SALSM, ORE 'tfADS MK A W3AW jCa v.r rAULETalXXSlTIVEr.Y CPU urr.iiHio wr l iaudoiUorru.M ana IiidU ctwioai. r'oro Lou Viml.t: u twi lui,,. m oia or loom, tai nt a iua tor !uJ.bu,lun or inar,laa. V: ". t"i.'if antM turtiL ; ,B ,1m, Ti,.. "":" ?. IWIBWIMI U Ti iiT l:81 .? "B w rr. all other fSu. 'a !l...,;-T:ll.??ual"1, J l . ou. . w. w ua AJAX 'AinDY CO., 'J I-or sale In Salem Or., by D. I FRV druggist CURE YOURSELF! I'm lliii tl far uuuaiural dlwIiaraM, ui4tuiiu,n.. IrtiUlwu. or alnnliiu ImiltU WUl PtitllrM. U'I but 'ilrill. 1 MU,, UI HKua, ai.iiihtin.ij LrMtHtHCHtU'CUOs. trut r paiMMtdU holtl by Ururx.at. r M-nt in plalu urxPMr. by uL mull ffll iiriuUr Mu.t mi rvi)ui. ifKsniii faiJ lk I a AVUIuliiV ukmkiiin.9 ITsw B. p ' 3 M?l o oil lift1!! OEPART TIME SCItEDUI K. FOR From Portland. Ariuvk. ... . ......... .. ........... ..., Fast Salt Lake, Denver Ft. Mail Worth. Omaha , Kansas 645 p,m 8 p m City, St. Louis, Chicago and East. , Spokane Walla Wallf, Spokane, Spokano Flyer Minneapolis, St. Paul, Flyer 2.'3op.m Dululh, Milwaukee Chi- 8,'3o cago and East n m 8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. 4 p ,P For San Francisco. Sail cfcry five days 8pm COLUMBIA RIVER ex, Sun. . STEAMERd Saturday 4pm lo p in To Astoria and way land, ex Sun ings, WILLAMETTE RIVERS Ar Salem Lvave Portland, New burg and 6 p.m. Salem Way Landings. Moim 7SI5 P.m Wed TusThu yt and Sat For Dayton Tu Thur loa rti. Sat Mori Wed yn p m T , WILLAMETTE RIVER Ar Salem L. nlem ,0 n , Tu.'Ihur Corvalbs Albany and Mori hat Wny Points. Wed nnd 3P- m p WILLAMETPE RIVER DIVISION. Daily bosts to Portland as n'jovc. Transfers to street car line at Orcg City If the steamers are delayed there oaud trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Washing ton, or California. Connect 01 mule tit Port land with all rail, ocean nndnvcr Hues, W. II. HWRLUURP. 'Jcn'l Pas. Ant Portland. Or. G. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock Salem. POISE & BARKER, City Agents. TAKE THE - Canadian Pacific R.R And Soo Pacific Line -TO Mii.ncapolis St. Paul Clnca IgO 'l.iladclphla I Washington Montreal Toronto New Voik , ,, , . Boston a il all points east and southeast. Cheapest rates, betseivice and accommo. uatlons Through touiist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Paid, loronto, Montreal, and lloston without change Canadian Pacific lldihvay Go's. Empress ine of steamships to Japan and China, The lastest and linen ships on the Pacific ocenn. Shortest nnd host touie to the orient Canadian Australian S. S. Co. To Nonolul'-. Fill and Antr.,iln ti.. shortest route t the colonies. lot rates, fo 'ers and nny information call on or address. C. M. Uckwood, Agent, pilice Phone No. 40. 288 Commercial st. Residence Phone Wo. 55. Salem, Ore . , . , 3 . II. AIJUOT. Agent, 146 lhird street. Pottland. Ur. n. , . Ji J- COYLE, Oisulcl Passenger Agent, Vancouver. II. C EAST AND SOUTH VIA rE sfksta rojte OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS trains run daily 6:00 P M 3 Lv...;i'ortlandT Lv....Sateni .. ..Ar 19:30 , .Lv V7.-oo o.Lv (bVoo B.-25 r A M A M .' S A Ar. San Francisco PM liti!riV" lncipal stationr ivn'1 ?"nd Saletn' Tumer. Mlo" u?r?S ' A'rbanyI T"Ben'. Sheddi, Ilalsey, ilarnsbuw, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell Cottage Grove, Drain, (akland. and all sta. lions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ?jBKDUIU.utL-I,A,LYj o.jo a mi lv,., 1'ortland ..Ar '055 a Ht-Lv.... Salem.... Lv J.'2o PM) Ar.... Roseburg.. Lv r I430PM ' l 50.'P M 7.3oa u t ullman bunYt tlcnr .i .",.f. JcepinK cars attached to all through train Whs r SIDE DIVISION? DETWEKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Mall tiains dally except Sunday.j 7o a m I Ly, . . .Portland. ." AT s.rso p ii ,or, Ar....Lorvallis,. Lvl i.-s O I'M with At Albany and " Corvallis connect iioms 01 me u. U. & E. Ry KXrRESg TRAl.t DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY. 4.5o P M j Lv 7-'30 FMLt. ...rortland....Ari a-'5 Y 5.-5 I 4.'S0 25 A M . . .McMinnvllle Lv! Independence Lvl O A M H.V P M I Ar A M Direct connection!, at ban tranciscu wun Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mall steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can be obtalnH fiom W. V, SKINNER, Ticket Aienr jalero. n R. KOEULER, Manager C. II. MARKHAM. O. F & P. A. Portlar 1'ortland 20u Miles sutl eru and soutlioastern cities, .irtw'.'JA'1 B,,,,nBs, Mont. Tickets at s,?a ,ti,iar0'ua,,a.'.yo11 oanatOD off and ote tlie Trans-MisslsslppI exposlilou A. C. SHELDON. Gen'i'.ent Portland O W"i ''WIWMliilMW9MM.w1r. i f'TT""7lir mm WW bicttoii