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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
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MY MOrR
BROTH nS,
WJEDNBSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1809.
Tw JIlOO, la Adtranoo
r bKtfca 1 00, lr Adwwoo.
WMfctr. OtwTaur 31.00, In Advance
1
x-Uiui! Variety of Bills and Resolu
tions In trio Senate.
J'- -
1,
Supply of Daly Revision of .School La wa
Dili Eahauited Mora
Printed.
HOUSE rmJSIMY V. W.
Tna Mission wa tnkon up
by tlio
first reading of Home bills. brlnRlnir
ttte number up to 237.
It. appearing that nearly pII tlio
copies of Senator Daly's school bill
bad been appropriated by tuenibors of
thoHeoato, tlio state printer was or
dered to nrlnt four hundred extra
fc conic for tlio use of tlio House.
If thero aro any mourner over tho
dispossession of tlio distinguished
Afro-Aruerlcan who formerly occu
pied tho chair of the Scrcant at anus
of tho House, they aro not found In
tin south end of tho capital- The
present official Is not only courteous
and obliging but ho attends to bis
business, and, as a partial explanation
of this nntliuslasin, tho desks of tho
newspaper men aro kept frco from
dust.
Tho senate rciolutlon, that ten vol
umes of tho history or tho .early In
dian wars bo presented to Frances
Fullor Victor for distribution, was
adopted.
II. 11. 209, Hill, Ui rctrulato tho salp or
liquors.
II, II. 209, McUullocli, relation to tho
construction or brldiic.
II. D. 210, Young, to protect salmon,
salmon trout, mountain and
brook trout In Itoguo river.
II. 11. 211, Maxwell, to Incorporate
Hoy City.
II, )1. 213, Morton, to suppress
treating In saloons
II, D. 212, Moody, to amend scotlou
200, Hills code.
H. 1), 214, Knight, to Inaorporato
Canbv.
Read twice and rf-rrrtl to Cluck
atimi delegation.
H. II, 2t0, Flinw, to provide for tho
establishment or it nuito homo for
orphans at Kulem, npiiropr luting
150,000,
Rcadtwlconnd referred to commit-
tec on ways and nioiirm.
II, 11. 210, Carter, IuiimnIhk a penalty
otono percent it month in tliu col
lection of dollmiuout UixuK.
ll.U.217, Itouj, rolntliiK w tho mak
ing and (11 Ink of supplementary
articles of Incorporation.
n. U. 215, I'nlmcr, to provent tho
spread of contagious dlseaxes.
11 II. 210, Curls, relating to pllolago
on Columbia river bar and the
Columbia and Willamette rlvcm.
II, 13. 220, Young, to Incorporate
Warrantoa.3
II, 11.221, McQueen, relating to tho
property of Insane- persons,
II, II. 222, Dutts, to rcitulutu lire In
surance companion.
II. II. 223, Cumiulngs, lor roller of
James A Rharp. Appropriating
13,800 out of tho school fund.
II, II. 221, Hill, repealing uuotlon 2783
ulscollaocous Jaw.
II, 11,225, IIIII, requiring tho collec
tion of all tuxes duo uu property
Koldon execution.
II. U. 220, CurtU, requiring banks to
render semiannual reports of un
claimed dcposl is, requiring suoh
deposit to bo turned Into the
school fund,
II it ralnftil
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fwfo reWt
Mq itjHpiut
lm m a auittu
f iwa, nuBelrt
turn tktwHMiUra.
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promptly cured
by lr l"kre'
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tmcovtrr It
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beity appetite.
rat ajh4 all At
wdm of th dhrwtlon. and all taet
M lit tomaJb. Jt ihVm the auiwIUtiou
wrifert. Iht Ihwr attiw. tbc 4h4 pur and
tUh wftfa tbo life tlviMx atowaMta f tb
now, tac uci
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froaitbebhM
MtU nab.
food, the ut rv lUua. WiZir.iZ "Viu
l all IwBuritUa and abaomUt 4Wd ,
frMltbc blmd. ItalUy InlUiHmHtmi n.t ,
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a4 8MhbullJcr It Am not rake w
ijulwt mwpk were coniuleat. Uallla 4
Wvar oil, It 4e nt bulU (tabby Owh. but
ks down tho unUwIUiy. half, dejil tU
wa taat tatlutB corpulency, eanitt
tWiaa kavi! testified to It rft.
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legislature.
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11. B. 227. Whalley, tclatlng to uie
tfrordlnir of chattel mortgages.
ti. B. 229, Whnlley, to proTldo for
the working of persons confined In
enuntv Jail upon public roaus.
II
n Wfl Wllxnn. lO DrOtCCl 8WCK
from iDlury by railway trains.
II
JU. 230. Williamson. V) use convict
tabor to improve the roads oc
tween the .penitentiary and other
slato Institutions.
II. R. 231, Wilson, regulating railroad
freight rates.
II. R.232, Smith, to prevent bringing
deceased sliccp Into tins siaic.
II. O. 233, Marsh, Raising the age of
consent to 18 years.
H. U. 231, Meyers, to tax bicycles and
to establish bicyclo patns.
II. U, 235, Curtis, fixing tho salary ef
district attorneys.
II. R. 230, Stump, giving the prefer
ence on public works to honora
bly discharged Union soldier.
il. H. 237. Wonacot, amending
section 4076, miscellaneous laws.
Adlourncd until 10 a. hi. Wcdnos
day.
BEJMTK-TUIJ8UAY AJTHItNOO.S.
Miss Georgia Powell and J. a Ru
tcnlo woio appointed stenographers
of the senate.
BKOOND ItKAOINO.
a.II.IUtltta,Ufata thooOife or ttale
bloloswt. wIlli&Mt alirj.
I'harmacy and medicine.
H.11,32, DslroflJkc, eoDecrnlfis Mfiinmt of
Uifi toitatatrruurer.
Revision of laws.
e. II. . I)'r of UonUin. U) protHe for the
ofllcaof eommlMloDer of lrnorUll(
kii'1 a board of Irtntportallon.
Railroads.
8. II. !I.Mo!kjr, relatione, dotle of Mrt
ami amending aMimeiit law
Asicssincnt and taxation.
H, II. , llrowntll, (lr rf)ait) U rcgaUte Hie
trroftit of wwcmIi corpnraUoiit meMy,
In U. H. money.
Railways.
8. II. , Halart, U riUlr erlmlnl nompUInt
Ponal Institutions.
HUM. IU1, tofliMiUrlwofaomitir iMtert In
ixiualut wtuilr.
l'asscl.
8. II. 100, Duly, of Ilcnton, Philomath
charter. Read third tltno and
passed.
H. H. 07, Albany ohartcr, road flrtt
and second time. To municipal
corporations.
II. II. 181, Wilson, Drain charter.
II1M.8 INTItODUOHl).
B, II. 125, KuKon, making the sua-
shoro of tho Paalllo In ClaUop
county, or public highway. Road
thrco times nud pnsKcd.
ti, R. 120, Daly of Ronton, providing
lor the salt) of state lands, nnd
regulating sumo.
8. II. 127, Wado, (by request), giving
porfcrcuco In public work nud ap
pointments to honorably dis
charged Union soldiors nnd sail
ors. 8. R. 128, Clem, to provide maximum
rata for freight nud -faron.
8, R. 130, Clem, to dutermliio liability
of employers.
8. R. 130, Cloin, to regulitto dutlus of
railroad companies In certain
cases.
8.R. 131, Mulxoy, to repeal sections
3507 and 3010.
8. R. 132, Dufur, to nmund law relat
ing tu complaining witness nnd
making private prosecutor ro
sponsible for malicious prosecu
tion. 8, R. 133, Harmon, Oranti 1'as-i char
ter. Read Itrst and second tlmos.
Municipal corimrntlons.
8. R. 131, Dufar, to provent swine
from running at laruo In 8hur
mau oouuty.
Honator died, or tho lUliorlcw oom-
inlttec, reoommcudod pasiago or sen-
uto bills No. (U) and HM. Adoplod.
Duly or UenUin, of ungrond bills
committee, reported favorably upon
8. R. 100. Adopted.
Konatoi Fulton preveuliHl petition
auiondidg road laws, and asking
authority for a 10 mill tax levy for
roads, lttiforrod to committee on
roads,
8. R. 7. Kuykttmlall, requiring I0
uxtra twpies of the Daly txluea
tloual bill prints. Adapts.
8. R. 12. Riulrlngmretoryot state
to provide ih senator with
sosston laws of 1893, 1SW and
1808, for Ubo during the wtwlon.
Williamson's bill Is to work the onu
vlots on public toads In and about tho
state Institutions. Time U Imr
seoso in that and Governor doer
should appplnt a superintendent or
tho pen who will show people from all
over the state who roinu to visit tho
state Institutions some objeet ltiwons
In road building.
Tho Tuesday evening Jouknai, had
tfte vote of the legislature on electing
I'nited StAU senator, In ah suite
where a wnator is oalng eltwl. a
. ,,nu 110 now from all our twla-
,p 1SIS- Wlu- wait day for
umiiIh ....rni.... ...
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Bonie of the Reform Republicans
are making a bettor loeordthan soiuo
of the oppojltlon. What Is tho uw of
uavio anv.-weil what Is tho uw
" ' aysaBnwMSMaMa
Mr. Marsh's bill to ralw Mtho ago of
oonseut" to IS years may be In the
interest or uood insrals, but many will
never belleyo It is.
Chair Cars lltlwwa Pcutland and Atbauv.
ComforUble upholtrvl revolving
chair, obienatlun ends, aUraeuvo
smeklmr miuis, urst oks In every
IvtrtlduUr.a&eenLa ISirtliituI t,H-.uJ
M.i. H..h'j ..'.I." .Hli
WrvRMlMrUindtA Albany, cr ou
ThfteeaM
will be
tho mMou
nr the
Ml-td.
Thin, pale nnd consump
tive persons should use
gome constructive tonic that
will enrich the blood, in
crease the nerve force and
renew wasted tiwues.
Scott's Emulsion is based
upon scientific principles.
VVc digest the oil for you
by mechanical processes,
thus strengthening your di
gestive organs by resting
them. It stops wasting,
and produces energy, vigor
and warmth. The hypo
phosphites in it invigorates
the nerves, and brain tissues.
jnc iiMlfioa. lldrhn.
strrrr iwwNf, thim, x Voik.
TEN MILL TAX
Levied By tho City Council On
Taxable Property.
All
The Dlcycle Ordinance Bquelched and
Fire Department Salarlas Fixed
At Last Night's Meeting.
The city council met lubt cvonlng
wlthitll prossnt oxcopt Mayor Rlshop,
who lln theicast. In tho nbsenco of
the mayor, tho chair was tilled by
City Recorder N. J. Judah, who very
crcdltablo performed tho dual duties
of mayor and clerk of tho meeting.
A resolution was carried to nuopi
atandlng rules of tho previous council
nnd Roberts' rules of order for tho
government of tho council.
An oxcltlim time wan had ovor n
resolution Introduced by Legirof the
ways and means committee to fix tho
city tux levy ut eight mills on the
dollar. Logg and Oosncr urged Its
ndontlou uu tho uround or the
promised retrenchment In the city ex
penses, nnd tlio latter grew oloquont
(7) ovor tho fact Licit the county and
stuto tux was ton high and tho city
should economize to equalize things.
Huron was In favor of putting tho
city on n cush basis before lowering
tho levy too much, and Ornham nnd
Rlggs thought the city oxnonsort do
matidcd a hlghor tax. The vote rj
suited Inn tie, Oesnor, Logg, MuQrctv
nud Walker voting nyc, as tho mayor
was not present to cast tho deciding
vote, the motion to adopt was lost.
Tho two majority uud tho two mi
nority reports were submitted by tho
committee uu ordluuncoH In rolntlou
to the passage of tho bills referred to
It regulating tho salaried of tho olll
ccrs of tho city nnd the lire depart
ment. Tho majority wished to plnco
tho salaries of the marshal uud ru
cordornt (000 and or tho chief onglu
glnccrntlilOO uyunr. Tho minority
favored raising tho llrst two salaries
to (1000 nnd reducing tho last to (40 a
month. Tlio minority reports pre
vailed and tho amendments were or
dered engrossed before tho lluul read
ing or tho ordinances.
Tho bicycle ordinance loft by tho
hut council for tho consideration of
tho prudent one, was reported back
with the opinion that tlio present
oou mil I has no jurlsdlotlun In ordi
nances originated by it preodlng
body and tho reoouimoudutlou that It
bodroppud from consideration. The
report wus adopted, and tho bloyclo
question Is now whoro It stood n
month ago.
IIII.I.H Oltl)HI(l'.l) I'All).
John Hughos ( 2 1)0
8alem Water Company 01 43
llrowstor & Whlto .. .. 2 26
Salem Qus Company ,13 70
Salem Light ft Tniullnn Co. . IBfl 30
Putton Pros p go
Lunn fc llrooks 100
A liquor license- was granted to
Nockermuii and Rodgurs.
The committee on tiro and water
reeummondud that Thomas Kckhtut,
Cuurii l4t. Ll.. .. ii . . .
laterauwj Mm JMrttrmiW lie aayVt
"At cwvi Bull Run a fleet of dull
Wgd in my limAict, and hut
jtuunutUm Kt ta, whkh to turn if
bcttd my btxn to iuh atnt Hut
KVtral docten pronouoccd my com
cwaU, Dr. Miw,' Nvnxt
Cur wlkvcd my julra, ahortrwu of
brrath and cruNcd at to wok ako to
Wp ssiuoJly, wvl (wIcoed my Uft,'
DR. MILES'
Heart
CUMB
Or, MUi Medical Compiny, Elahart, Ind.
At BmBI Rm$u
sv imr cflVH
S JP
. , ' . ... . -. .-'. Aj.'-.c.iimr.niniitfWrifcrif
the present drlvor of tho hose wagon
be placed on tho engine and a new
man be appointed -to drive tje Hose
wagon. The council approved of the
changeand ordered the committee to
appoint the extra man.
Street Commissioner J. P. .Kmzell
RUbtulttcd a report of his transactions
which was relTorrnd to the committee
on streets.
It was suggested that the council
advertise the upper hall of the city
building, for rent. Artcr some dis
cussion Gosner moved that tho matter
bo referred to the committee on print
ing with power to act. Adopted.
An old warrantor 1801 forM conic
drawn In fuvor of Townsend and
Rasey was referred to the committee
wnvs and moans.
The council fixed tne nono or mc
street commissioner nt 42000.
The recordor asked the council to
cancel the warrant Issued to EdTown
sond lor three days wages as driver or
the hose wagon, ror tho reason that
an error was made In drawing It.
Townsond havlnu resigned unknown
to tho Recorder, on I ho first or the
month. Granted.
The application of A. E. Dagoncy
and Ncckerman ft Rodgcrs for liquor
licenses were referred to tho license
committee.
Tho statement of the county cleric,
giving tho ofllclul assessable property
ot the city ns (1,010,801 was read and
ordered entered on tho journal.
Huron Introduced n resolution tix
Ingthe city tax levy ut 10 mills.
Ruron, Burrows, Graham. Itlggs nnd
Walker voting In theafllrmittlvo and
Gesner, Leggand McGrcw voting In
tho negative. A 0 per cent improve
ment tax waB ordered levied on the
abutting, property on Ktato street,
rrom tho west lino or High street east
to the city limits, to coyer tho ex.
penso ot Improvement on said street.
Tho council deemed It best that tho
annual levy of sewer bonds for block
63 bo postponed until the next meet.
Inir.ln order that they could ascertain
a Just levy.
Parson and Lcltcti of Ban Krauclsco
woro desirous of buying new city
bonds or refunding old ones uta lower
ratoof Interest, and their communi
cations was filed.
A numerously signed potltlon ask
ing that tho unloading of wood from
Hat cars on tho conior or High nnd
Trade strnotH be stopped, ns It ob
structed the use of tho street at that
point. Referred.
An ordinance Intended to prevent
any person louylng swill or gurbagc
wagons standing at uuy placo In the
city for a longer length of tlmo than
ten consecutive minutes wus road the
Urst nnd second tlmos nud referred to
committee on ordinances.
Luug Introduced an ordinance to
prohibit tho expectoration or casting
nway of any -ccrutlon from tho head
or throat upon any side or crosswalk
In the city, and providing a lino of (1
toCiorcommlttmont In tho city Jail
of from 1 to 10 days as tho penalty.
Itofurrcd.
Tho llro chief reoomonded tho ap
pointment of tho following hoscmon
and stoker, unit tho council granted
Ills ruccomeii'latlou:
Ilosomon-L. R. Murphy, Klmor
Whlto, Win. Landon, I'ctorGrahor, .1,
W. Lohman, Roland Southwlck,
frank Monro, nud L. J. l'arsuns;
stoker, Harry Hutiou.
Too ordinance llxlug the salarlos of
tho marshal and rocordor ut 31000 u
year and the pollcomeu at (50 a month
was passed. Alderman Huron, Bur
rows. Gruham, Rlggs and Walker vot
ing aye, Alderman Oesnor no, Lcgg
and Met! row, absent having been cx
ouxod oaillor In the evening.
The ordinance fixing tho salarlos or
tho lira department was pasod with
the unanimous voto ot thoso present.
Fixing the chief's salary at W0, tho
chief mutineer at r$0, his assistant
nut, or the stokor, (10, hosomaii (10,
the driver or the hose wagon (10.
Tlio assistant tiro chlof will receive no
pay unload working In tho uteonco of
the chler, when he will receive the
mimu compensation as chlof, tho
amount of his compensation to bo de
ducted from that of tho chief.
Kwiiodlseiiiwluii was raided upon tlio
aduptlon or tho resolution Introduced
hy Graham, requiring tlio recorder to
submit at oaeh meeting an ItlmlMd
iieonuntof lint fees received by hlto.
Uswuier thought ilia', tho olllcers were
untitled to tlio ft and dnuuitctsl tho
resolution as a grart rrom the county
to inociijr. lie thought the poo pi o
ot the euuutv would think tliaoiLv
was trying to pay Its Iwbts with the
money the county gave the city oillo
orm, us their due ror services rendered.
Hewunto.1 the city to pay Its own
duits, with Its own money and give
the marshal and reeonter their lawful
NiMits. An aye uud no vote was culled :
Huron, Burrows. Graham, Rlggn and
Wttlktf w aye and Geesuer, no.
The street oomtulwlouer was ai.th
orlaed to place a crosswalk aortws
ohuroh street on the narlh side of
SUW.
A lueuMirlal to the stAte of Oregon
was iHimdiicMl awl adopted. .-pres-iHg
a dsire tlwt the shite uke eharve
of Wtlou avenue and liunrnvd mut
beautify the amhm. TUte acllun will
be explanatory to tUe lelsUture of
tu. h'o. uf the council awl Waves It
free to aeu
Adouriwtl U Wetlneday ovonlng,
January ia.aU o'tloek for the pur
le nf MklRK m action ou the olty
.'barter.
In Oldn Ttmas
PeiMile o-erltwkil tite ItuporUtwe or
liermttneRtly beceHttetl Wu and
ST'Ptf JwHIwwiHiHeiiily o
rorwed ixwe will an uv oil LV
UtxaUvet wlTteh act f7a timftt
e''e by thi lliforZ FlJ
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CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, Out Safe and Effec
tual Cure for It.
Catarrh or tho stomuch Ihas long
been considered tho noxt thing to lu
uurablo. Tho usual symptoms nro u
full or bloating sensation after cat
lug.accompanled sometimes with sour
or watlory risings, a rormatlon of
l'ussqs. causliiLr nrussnro nn t.h honn.
and lunu's und dlllluult broathlngs;
hoiiditchos, tlcklo appotlte, nervous
ui'CbuiHi u general played out, languid
fooling.
Thure Is often a foul tnsto In tho
mouth, coated tongue and If the Inte
rior of tlio stomach could bosceu It
would show it slimy, Inllamotl condl
tlon.
'tno euro for this common and
obstluato trouble Is round In a treat
ment which causos tho rood to be
readily, thoroughly digested betoro It
has time to rermont and Irrluto tho
delicate mucous surfaeoa of rho
stomach To .secure a prompt and
healthy digestion Is the ono necessary
thing to do and w hen uoruiul dlgoatlon
Is secured, the catarrhal condition will
liavodlsappoartKl.
According to Dr. Harlanson the
surest and host treatment Is to use
artor oaeh meal a tablot, eomposod or
Diastase, , Ahoptlc Pepsin, a uttlo
Nux, lioldou Seal and fruit acids,
l lioae tablets can now bo found ut all
drugstore under the namo of Stuart's
i'jriiiupui-i-iiuioui and not boloir a
iwtent luodlcluo can be used with
perfect safety and ussuranco that
hwilthy Hiipellte und thorough diges
tion, will follow their roguluruse aftor
Mr. N. J.lkjoherof io Dearborn
bi.CiikuKti.III., writes: "Catarrh Is
ahHSJil condition resulting from a
netflwioiloold In tho head, whereby
l In limn. ..... .!.. ..- . &. -
i:"w h "iuiuuu oi mo nose
discharge tlwrernmi usslng back
witnl Into tho thrtmi rcaehos the
stomach, thus pruluclng caUrrh of
nWLriiSi , ,MJH,,Cttl "uthorltlos
Lfr. M ."r.!!'0.r"rl". years ror
i ..'..''"" "uauii wittiout cure
bjit today 1 am the happiast or Ten
after using only ono bjx of Stuart's
Dyspepsia 'laWeUi I munut tind an
proprlate words to express my good
fwW 1 have f.mnd tlosh, appetue
tml M,iml rest irom their use.
Stuart's U)SMMltt Tahlot is the
safest preparation us well as iho iliu
4nl anil most convenient romedv ror
ffiJ' "(..mligestlon, ifiSi o
hloinacli, biliousness, sour stotuaeh
heartburn and btouiHK after Sft '
Send for I ttld im..!.- ...ni ..'.
.towaeli trvuWeT 1 7'Ti. ."n.
Stuart
t, Marshall. Mloh. The
cau be found at all drug
-Ul3.!tMS4D
tnblets
trs.
OWL
In.time to reach all parts
Important Foreign, "National
m
hh
-o o-
The Tennessee.
Undersigned has still a few thou
sand of those Tennessee striwberry
plants left nt 81.00 a hundred. They
are tho Hnest table berry, or for the
homo market. Early and brilliant
red. Now Is the tlmo to put out to
get a spring crop. E. Hofku,
d & w tf. Salem, Or
PLAYED OUT.
Dull Headache. Pains In various parti of
the body, Sinking at the pit of the stomach,
Loss n( appetite. Fevemhness, 1'lmples or
Sores ar all positive evidences of impure
blood. No matter how it became so it must
be puilfied In order to obtain good health,
Acker's lllood Elexlr has never failed to cure
Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisoni or any othir
blood diseases It is certainly a wonderful
remedy and we will sell every bottle on
positive guarantee.
Couching injures and infhmes sore lungs.
One Minute Couch Cure loosens the cold.
and heal quickly.
The best cough cuie.
Stone's Diug stoie.
oastohia.
fiiari tl s The Kind You Hw Always Boojht
SICK .HEADACHE AIIJOLUTELY AND
permanently cured by utinc Mold Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation and
Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and
happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
back. 35c and 50c. Lunn & Urooks druggist.
OASTOIIIA,
Boan tho llw Kind YwHavaAlwan Boogtt
Blgmtnr. - yV.
W-tc&l
of
Kr7X &,
UM
EXPERIENCE IS THE PEST TEACHER
Use Acker's Knaliih Remrdv in in .. r
coughs, colds or croup. Should It fad to uive
immediate relie money refunded ac and
50c Lunn & Urooks, druggists.
LaGiippe is again epidemic. Every pre
caution should be taken to avoid it. It's
specific euro is One Minute Cough Cure. A
i; T AePCrd,i Pult,1,!,er AKriculiural Journal
and Adveriier, Elden, Mo., says: ..No one
rl lVdi"TinieiUl u$inC One Minute
Cough Cure for La Grippe," Stone's Drug
DYSPEPSIA CAN HE CURED
using Acker's Dypepia Tablets. One
HY
little
tablet
UIII n V4 u..l ... 1. m
"... Si w HHiucuiaie reuei or monev
Lunn Urooks. druggists.
Horrible aconv is rntli n:i.. i
,ml',isescs. tt, ; relieved and
cured by DiWltfs Witch Haiel Halve lie
ware ot imitations Stoiu's Drug Store.
Bariti ,bWMWnliritMV
f TT
Utf
Mr. S.
JSOUSSil
ouy,
tte ily remtdy. It acted quickly. 'Vhu"
sands of others uie (hli m..i. ..'. .'tu
L. JI1III1C. I ,n Mint... r I. '
AT"'''"S
The fiiuallest things may esert the g
influence. De Win', Utile Ea,lv rI
"nrauaiieu lor constipation
inull Pill, safe Pill. Sm ,
CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
Mb Kind You Have Always Bought
. .wk a.uJIT. ' wua Vttbi
jxjJiiWiiwwm'h
Pronosala Invited.
Tho secretary of state hereby In
vites sealed propssals for furnishing
to the capitol one hundred (100) cords
of sound body large Hr wood to bo de
livered upon the grounds. The bids
will be opened nt this ouice aauiruay.
January 14, 1899, at 11 o'clock n. in.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, January 0,
1809. F. I. Dunuaii.
MO-Gt Secretary of State.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Tho public arc hereby notified that
the musical Instrument lirm hereto
fore doing a partnership buslncssat
142 State street under tbo nnmo of
Whale and Moyo has been dissolved,
tho undersigned continuing ns solo
proprietor and dealer In pianos nnd
organs. 1-4-Gw O. A. Wham:.
YAQUINA ROUTE
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Connecting at YAQWINA with tho
TAQUINA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAMEK9
"WJSEOTT"
Flmt-clnss tiiovcry respect. Tho nbovo
steamer Is duo to call from Ynquliin
every eight day.
Shortest Itouto llelweon
Between Valley Foiols and San Francisco
Frc: Albany and Points West to Son Prniiohco
Cabin W
Hound Trip 17.00
H. L VAt.I)KN. KUWIN STO.NK,
T. K. & V. A.
ilnimger.
J. TUilXCn. AkoiU, Albany, Oro.
WHXaMCTTK ItlVKll DIVISION'
STEAMER WM. M. HOAG,
Coptnln Geo. Itanbo.
Ituiitdns between l'ortlnnd and Corvallis,
stopping at all way landing.
1UVKK SCHKDULE.
DOWN Tuesdays, ThtUMlnyj nnd Sunday.
Ix;avc Corvallis a. in.
leaves Allany 1 "
Iavc llucua Vlstn ...... .... - 8 n. in.
leaves Independence . in.
U-avos Hnlcm JO ni.
leaves Newberg . :
Arrive I'ortloml l:WJ
UP Mondays, Wcdnudaj nnd Friday.
leaves Portland 0 n. m.
!.cavcs Ncwbcrg 10:30 n. in.
Ix-aves Balem 3:0 p. m.
leaves liidcpcndencc 8:t)p. in.
leave llucirn Vlstn ":! p. in.
U'aves Albany ?:0l-'"
Arrive Uorvallla U:00 p. in.
Tho teamcr ha been equipped with llrst
chtM accuinmoi'.ntlou, luelilillng nn clvgnut
piano. , ,
UnsurpaHcd for carrying both freight und
passenger.
Docks-Footof State street.
O. MAKUTZ, .Wont.
FhIcmii, Orvgon.
r.SUMJVAN.Hupt.
Albany, Oregon.
Oregon Short Line,
-.THE-
Quickest,
safest,
Cheapes4
Line for all points Etst and southeast.
tKhf. reclining cliair cars, Pullman palaco
sleeping cars, and upholstered tourist sleep
ing cars on nil through trains.
1101SE & HAKKEll,
Agent Salem, Orl
C. O. TERRY,
Traveling Passenger Alien
W. E. COMA,
(icncrat Anent.
124 Third Stree , Portland. Or.
A Few Interesting Facts
When Dootile are contemDlMtmr a irin
whether on business or pleasure, they natur,
ally want Ihe best service obtainable so tar
as speed, comfort and safety is concerned.
Employes of the Wisconsin Central Linos are
paid to serve the public nnd our trains are
operated so as to make cloe connections
with diverging Iine. at nil junction points
minimi amcc steeping ana inatr cars
on through trains.
Uinlng car service unexcelled, Meals
a la Carte.
in oruer 10 ouiam 1 1 s irst.et.si urv.
ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
and you will make dhert connections at
St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and nil
points East.
For any further infoim.nlnn nil nn n
.tb.. n.... ... . .l '
"li51 U' toircspona wun
JAS. C, POND,
General Pass. Aent.
Miuvaukrk, Wis.
ui jao. A, V.L.UUN,
Cenerl Agent,
346 Start Street,
PORTIAM), Orf..
AifiE Mpar EKOURIIIQ
nan vaNk-
'Qyi.
KV
'DFSir.f.c a BDirrc
MOUMEtfTAl, BRONZE CO.
BRIDaEPORT, CONN
nnuULSitici-VnJtT'11 "'i" ,h ON'-V
or Oranlio v , ih f' a,Ul ""V- Marble
T, B. WAIT, Agent,
Ui Mill St. and 130 State St.
L',(lw SALKM, OUE.
MADE ME A MAN
A-ax rABLBT jJ yatmvgi.Y con.
"i j-. sfc uiwuitt. puiaiv u
IUi.4HaU,nMWS.Ui,I. UJ.
:UMaclailwr Tri ai lpdi
ur '
AJAX pa;kov co.. "7r:u3s
r ima -ilra ..f v.. rlw1 ..
Fot sale In Salem Or., by D. . FRV druggist
CURE YOURSELF!
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ll:lliri(M, ll)lllb..i .U-,
Irrltatluui or ukvraiiuu.
u( U1UCUU. HM-u;t.ri.M
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i .AKliIS.1.ti'u, I'MapuS" -a jM4uiUa 1 1
I in ilm. Jtvu m .Lnivt iincrMUta iinpT
icatejt I "ln (unu ttw cenol.io AJax Tablet. 1a
s ir I ,JH. F" thiidi mvX ll cure jou. W sir
ind Iwer troubles 2V!!"'!,, ,,.p?M Viiwaoicui ir iiftc4je,iu-
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TJEPART
FOR
TIMR SCIIKDULK.
From Portland.
ARRIVE.
Fast
Mall
8 pm
Salt Lake. Denver Ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kansas
City, St. Louis, Chicago
6.45p.m
ana i.ast.
Spokane
Flyer
Walla Wallt, Spokane,
Spokane
Minneapolis, bt. Paul,
Duluth, Milwaukee Chi
cago and East
Hycr
830
a m
a30 p.m
ii pm
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
4 pm
For San Francisco.
Kail every five daya
8pm
ex, Sun
COLUMHIA RIVER
STEAMERS
Saturday!
4pm
ex bun
10 pin
To Astoria nnd way land.
ings,
WILLAME'lTE RIVERS
Ar Salem
Lvivej
Salem
Puttland, Ncwburg and
Way Landings.
6 p.m.
Mous
Weds
Fri
Tu Time
Sat
7:15 pm
ITusIliu
anu nat
loa ni,
I For Dayton
MonWcd
3131 p m
Frl
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Ar Salem
loam
Mon
Wed and
Frl
L Salem
Tu,Thur
Corvallis Albiny and
Way Points.
bat
3P. m
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
Daily boats to Portland as above.
Transfers to street car line at Oieg City
if the steamers are delayed there ound
trip tickets to all points in Oregon Washing
ton, or California. Connect oi made nt Port
land with all rail, ocean andrivcr Hues.
W. II. HURLIJURT.
(Jen'l Pas. Act. Portland. Mr.
G.M. POWERS. Agent, Trade street dock
oaicill.
liOISE & BARKER,
City Agents.
TAKE THE .-
Canadian Pacific R R
And Soo Pacific Line
TO
Mn.neapoli
at. t'aui .
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Montreal
Toronto
New
Voik
1 ii , . . . Boston
a d all points east and southeast.
Cheapest rates, beiueivice and accommo.
ilatious
'lhrouoh tourist sleencrs to MlnnM
polls.
at. rani, ioronto, Montreal, and
Ifoston
without change.
Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress
Ine of steamships to Japan and China,
The lastest and finest nhit)s on the Pacific
ocean, Shortest and host route m Hi.
orient v
Canadian Australian S. S. Co.
To Ilonolul-, Fiji nnd Australia The
Miortost route t th: colonies.
For rates, fo m and any information call
on or addiess, C. M. Ickwol, Agfnt,
Office Phone No. 40. 288 Commercial st.
Residence Phone bo. 55. Salem, Ore
H. II. AHUOT.
Agent, 14G third street, Portland, Or,
E J. COYLE,
DiHricl Passenger Aijent, Vancouver. II. r
EAST URD MUTH
VIA
Ti-'E SHASTA RO'JTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY
. . .;
0:00 p mi i.v...;Pouland. ..Ar
8.-JS i'MLv....Satem ....Lv
ifi.'tS AM) Ar. San Francisco. Lv
9:30 A 11
7.'oo A M
8,'oo v M
Above trains stop at all principal
bet. Port and and Snlm 'r..i.
x
stationr
Marion
Jeftersoii, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Hahey,
Harrisburp, Junction City, Eugene, Creswefl
w..b. w,uC( uimn, waKiana. and all sta
tions from Roseburg to Ashland, Inclusive.
ROSKBURQ Mill iiaii v
in.rp It wHIIU ..AT 1430 P.M
"j""" vv. . . 1'ortiand
-,j, "r .v....Daiem.... Lvli so:pu
S'io r MjAr. . Roseburg.. Lv (7.3o a m
Pullman bullot sleeper and ieconH-clas.
Icepinj cars auached to all through train.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
UETWEKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mailtiains dally except SundayJ
730 A u I Lv. . . . Portland . . ArT 5 .'So r M
1 VI5 MfAjr( L .CoryalUs. . Lvf i:auPM
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of the O. C.&E. Ry.
KXI-RKSd TRAIN DAILY KxCKlT SUNDAY.
4- 50 P M Lv . . . Portland . . . Ar
Ar H:a$
LvJ-S.-Si
Lv) 4.'5
7'30P Mj-Lr... McMtnnville
ti-3( P M I Ar Independence
Direct connecilons at ban Piuncisco wi.h
Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail
steamship linos for JAPAN AND CHINA.
Sailing dates on application
Rates and tickets to Eastern points an '
Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO.
LULU and AUSl'RALLIA, can be obtain'd
from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket .--eni
ope. Also JAPAN, CHINA,
L.U and AUSTRALLIA, can be ,
j W. W. SKINNER, Ticket
:m.
daiem.
, , .,..-I'.K0EnLErM Manager
J. II. MARKHAM. G. F. & P. A. Portia
lland
JSVarcnacMWJMtJWHf
MM
shorter and a wlmlo half day qtiloker
- .: ' ulI,u'io to umatiB, Kan
sas city, st. Louis and all other
sutiiern and south&istern cities,
Ihieorfiutei east via Denver, St,
Prtul, and Hillings, Mont. Tickets at
uilleas of connecting lines. If you u
eist via Oiunha, you can stop oil and
see tho Trans-MlssUalppI exposition
A. C. SHELDON.
Cen'l agent Portland &
nnsi
20u Miles
A M
A M
A M
Arri-W,
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