Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 23, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJgBBSgff 1 1 Deadly Cancer Cured at Last! D Hot div Up in D- PThr is Hope I For nfw it has been thought LIm' Cncer Is Juciirablo, and tJwie to' unfortunate atf to havo , ,tk Arndful affliction hayo cor 4eed theniBolvoa boyond hopo of reeoyery. Tho doctors aro ao wlntely miablo to ttlTord any, ro lif, and tho poor nulToror might well considor himsolf on tho way i. ait narlw SraVH. Ii is now cany to eco why tho dootora havo failed to curouancer. Their thoorlea havo boon all wrong, rwl linnrn ftmir IronlniOiit nilfl directed. Thoy havo mado tho miBtako of thinking that bv cut ting out tho Horo or ulcor, known as Cancor, tho disease would bo gotten rid of, and tho patiout ro minrnA rt llflftlth. Dtlt tllO CfUOl kuifo accompliuhoa nothing, for thoOancorpromptlyroturnfl.andifl alwaya more viruionc man doiusu. Itlini been domonttrateu beyond doubt, that Ounwr In blood dlieruo, and can not bo cured by tho aurccon a knlfo becauie tht blood can not It cut Olid! "Sorcral yearn ago my wlfo had an ulecr on her tongue, whioJi, though an noying, wa not regarded Mrloutlj" at flrit. It refused to lieal and began to pow. Kit ng ber muon pain. i ' "; r,Kllng treated ow H lor cjunw wimo DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. BVHOKRR BROTHKM, MONDAY, JANUARY 23, J8W. fetMy, Om Yer H3.00, la Attvanoa ,0iy, row Moulta 1 00. lv Advanoa. WeWr. OnYar 01.00, in Ajyanoe 1 ii ii i - - GOVERNOR GEBR'S 1'LEAS FOR THE PLAIN PEOPLE. Tho first Intimation In Governor Qeoi'a mcisagoofa wider flow and ono bordarlnizoutlio socialistic theory Is tho declaration In tho opening para graph of "a clearly defined ambition and Intention to acrvo ALL tho PEO PLE of Oregon." Btramro as It may accm Mill la tlio declared Intention of another populnr upheaval gover nor Uoowiyclt. In tho sixth Mraisriipli Governor (Jeer eloquently plead tho cuuso or tho "plain cltlxan who In patiently building for himself mid family n homo In a remote part of tho htuto, and thus upholding and strengthen ing tho outpoU of cIvllDullnti. Tho Iaw passed (hero nro for his govern. went; ho represents n cluss of pcoplo to which nlno-lontha of our fellow cltltenH belong and to whom wo nro Indebted largely for that subnotion of seemly losurmouctablo dlffloultlos which gayo us originally tills tiugnlll cent Inherltunco. This oltUon and a&d hi class should bo In your minds it alt times during your deliberations, and especially during tho till nl read lngofbllU. Ho It onguued today lu thit atrugglo which, if successful, will bringiour iUto to that dugrca of Industrial deyelopmont which wo nro all hoping to realise In tiio near future, but hU IntorciU aro not ro prmntM here aavo as thoy llod ox pihnIod In your rotes In thoso two cHHterv." JIo Is nover ropreiontod bythoprofestlooRl lobbyist and any ktad of crooked Icglthtlon always ro sulfa In his Injury," ThM sentiments advocated sod ro iterated for years by Tur. Jouunal, WWllMMMMMMWMWMMa This It the plctui of a man wno is hvalthy, dm litailctl, iuccu. fut ami (KiNtttUI - Ivurd UriKhtlL th lin.l.ord CliauccUor or ItugUmL You my U vtry suit hU tilooJ U put m mo vuo wffrt fiuuj ltd. pui blivi Itn't Iliely Jo Mcblrvt tmlucnc In tuv walk of life You ntinot pump uu puts blow) inlo the brain, and cs- ttfcl thft htuln tn Im i rtiv a4 k f jou feed tht brain Mtta cat tatp,N Wtd, you are suit to bavt . lUk tMla will. If you pump WW into the luMt, vou will htrts mtJk Wmmm. fuma UA bloovl Into tbt lhwt, m iht ntttlt Is torpidity of ih Kff. ftii lk ktait oq lwpr blood, mi tfcs coK4euc ts a tk btait Mtwittt Mm M lth lintuis Uood, and sksMtdat ia aM auMr of nlf hlly klu ffca i)wt of all known Wood poildeit It kf.WiW'j GoWku Mtdlctt Dltfy It ii mm npytun utAtir, i ict, Hm U vr rltt and fill M 4t lick, ni WtHHl of h tbt dlsrtUoii a tbeaitct Itt brtttti, It It tM fi Moed-uuktr and Bcf builder mhm til loraM of t nmilva akiu dltcast. k I ill ,k or ton- urhttlt. uruV lm MtjW Mood, otUatt wuh J Mn4l aatnuaw. It atrct vior and ktSHi laJMt . and artUhjr to Iht fsaaa. TMMmU fctv tvttlatd to tht fcsstaita Mh4 aVoat tk ue or tklt itnisiirM si4k(H, AH luedlvivt Psaf ars v snBt issj isay, i nil latfii wnH tBMawnV lfmWtwiivM iyffl. Tktn At tiii Mm tvv4, KytrythUa- tluk I pw uu, I im a bfiia d4a li iw4tfnwiiwy4wta,aJs m MM Mt. a tn ihwt ikit i hum nr inrrt u our uii k WFW Mm iwuu tiHkaul tulk mi. m hn', Ool.Ua Motkal ! mm tot lit m lb Mmuii wllrii.' i SatistmiyM)' " w k of a i " S ' X to- J MJslslslH "' -M V2JSJslsMnnsWsW-aH a- J. I. .h. muvl. Allfl were unaoio w bo r " i"""' - , finally pronounced It Cancor of a most malignant type. Wo were great j klanned and gavo her every remedy Recommended" but they did not . ccm to reach the dljeaao, and H contiluet toiprcadand grow. Upon ".""dv' of a friend ho bcaan to take H. 8. . and after a few bottle, had been wed a decided Improvement waa noticed , and continuing the remedy aho wn cured completely and tho permanence of the euro haa been proved, na no aign 01 U10 Ul-'n returned, though ten years havo emptied, II L. MinnLEntmoitH. flparta, On." The curei made by 8 8 8. are perma nent It is the only blood remedy which Can CUrO Oinunnir deep-cated blood dlosc, because It in tho only ono which acts on the nrrtt tirlnciolO 01 forcing out the poison and ridding the system of It forever , 8.8. 8. never falls to euro tho worst cases of Cancer, Scrofula, Catarrh, old sores, ulcers, etc., It nat ters not what other remedies hnvo been used In Tain. It Is tho only blood remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable and contains not a particle of Mash, mercury, arncnlo or other minerals. Valuable books on Cancer and Wood Diseases will bo mailed free to any ad dress by Bwlft Bpcclflo Co,, Atlanta, (Ju. and scores of patriotic men who aro not Republicans, havo now won tho opplatuo of tho whole state when they aro uttered by a '-popular up heaval" uovcrnor who Is called u Re publican, who Is really a sentiment alist, a social Democrat and reformer combined, who at heart nympatlilzcs with tho maeucs struggling for exist ence, in his lioari, ir uioso worus ex press his feeling, ho despise tho growth of highly rownrdod ofllclalUm, tho tendency to concentrate wealth and power In tho hands of tho fow,tha enactment of mora Iiiwh to enrich privileged classes, and tho prevalent Inclination to tax It all up to tho nino-tontlis, of our fcllow-cltUons," who aro tho real producers of wealth, tho foundation and moral backbotio of stats and nation. Mr. Jeer has touched tho deepest truth of our Industrial condition. And this lu tho constantly recur ring thought of hid moHiago. It ap pears to us to bo It? underlying prin ciple, permeating llko a silver thtcad of populism tho goldon generalities of his very striking Inaugural utterance. In tho olovonlh paragraph, aftor re citing wasteful expenditures by un necessary Junkots andalorkshlptt, (lov ornor Geor,hliniolf roared In'liardMilp, toll, struggles nod nlinoil penury, again strikes tho popular chord and pleads fur tho common people with an eloquence born of experience! 1 can go no further, however, than to call your attention to tho necessity for lu discontinuance In thu Interest of public economy and tho fair treat ment of tho taxpayers all nver tho state who can only support thoir fam llUsby couttant toll and exposure. Tlioo pcoplo should never bo for gotten when voting money out of tho treasury fur aiiy purpose, and when you employ, It you do, uu army of clorM for whom tiioro Is nothing to do, you do on not for which thuro Is no extenuation whatever. Governor Gcor's earnest words on behalf of tho unrepresented, to a largo extent, submerged "nine-tenths" of the pcoplo, aro appreciated and they lovo hi in fur Its but they will wait for actions to back his plain and ac ceptable words of wisdom and say lu their hearts with tho ApoHlo St. Johni "Lot us not lovo lu word, nolthor In tongue; but In DEED and In TRUTH." 1IALL0T "REFORM." The IcgislatWo corrosiKmdcnco of tho Portland Times has tho following on the uer ballot "reform" billi "Roprowntlvo 1IIII, whu brought tho first bill on the subject, domamU a special arrangement ut the ballot so that an elector liny vote a ulrulght party ticket. "On this one point hlngoa the groat dlfferouoe of tho two aioasuros, and It will bo tho oauw of battle, long ahd uortw Tho kupportors of the two bills ngnu, ecopt ok the Allots, and some of the argument and counter argument are fearfully and wonder fully made. iMIl'a bill hat uot Uou printed, as special typa is rtcjulanl wiiloh has uo arrived from Uhiiugo. This maasuro ts u) formed that It cotus wlttilu Uto luteutloosof tho sui.rcmo court am U therefor constitutional la every rwpecU "One argument against Hill'. Ul lotUtliatUtbatloket I arranged) that elector C4tt wto straight the time consumed m marking audi a balltt would twpnetlcally nothing, as sj totr would slu.pjy hao to make a single croa to vote uu entire narty ticket. This being the oa. voter could be timed while In the booth and ssssssW. J?lB lEafhlSBBSSSSSsT flHi B?LuC4 I&vW ntcrcslcd parties could thus ascertain whether a straight or scratched ticket was made out. buch a ballot would bcof Invaluable Assistance to a ring of corrupt politicians, who v.ould be able to tell to a nicety If a bought voter had lived up to his agreement Io short, It would tell If the "goods were delivered." 'Of course, Mr, Hill Is not accused of having such Intentions In view In forwarding lili bill, but the fact re mains, according to arguments, that such as described would be tho llnal outcomo If he Insists on his billot amendment," Mr, Hill's bill has the merit of be ing a plain business proposition. It proposes to go back to the old fashioned straight pirty ballot and do away with the only feature of the Australian ballot law that Is of any valuo to tho pcoplo or has any merit whatever. It would leave nil tho ex pense of furnishing the ballots on the taxpayer, but glyo tho franchise cor ruptions all the advantages. It will bo argued that In other states they have this abortion of the Aus trallan ballot. That may bo true Uut arc thoir elections for that reason any purer or mow cconomlclal than those of Oregon? No one will pretend It. If the people wcro clamoring for tho change proposed In the Hill bill It would bo dllfcrcnt, Hut they arc not. Tho politicians want It for partlslon purposes. In states where thcyl.avo tho plan Mr. II 111 proposes thcro Is as much defective voting and as much litigation, and a great deal more than In Oregon In most stales. To chango ttio prcsont ballot system, which tho pcoplo have barely bcomo familiar with, would causa still greater confuslun. In vlowof the fact that tho pcoplo aro not asking for change proposed In tho Hilt bill, would it uut bo wise for members to be slow to commit thorn solyos to tho support of the uioasuroV One by ono tho (uudumontal princi ples of ballot reform aro assailed and nullified by tho partisan politician. Why tako stops backward ? THE TREND 01' I'UilLIU EDUCA TION, U'e aro living In an ago of Improve, mcntiind In uo Held of human In terest Is this activity moro marked than public education, From the smalldst private school to tho gieatcst university thoro Is u ferment of revo lutionizing Ideas. What passed for education but ndecado since would hardly bo recognized today as worthy of tho name. Thcro are two linos of progress In tho common schools of our country. Tho development of tho high bchoo) nod tho establishment of thu kinder garten. Of tl o two tho latter Is of fundamental Importance. All small children need the kindergarten, while hut a smull per cent, of thoso who at tend tho public school can tako a high school course. Wo should say that tlio extension of tho Kroolwllun-syslom of child-education, us thu beginning of primary work, is the Imperative nscosslty of tho hour and should como beforo u punny Is spout ou high schools. Any manor woman who will read tho page of tho Sunday Orogonlan wherein prominent pontons ol that city discuss tho iiuostlon or establish ing kindergartens, us tho llrst grade of tho public hcIiooIu, will be con vinced of tho desirability of this slop of jirogress being taken at uu early day. Thoso who know what those statements mum to tho ohlldiiood of the ugo sliouUl.bo prepared to uot, us Oregon has n law under which the kindergarten Is mado u part of tho public schools. U tutor our constitution school tuxes are levied for till youth from four to twonty-Qno .years Inclusive, but children nro uot admitted into tho public sohools boforo thoy ure six or haven or ulght yours old. Thou they aro patronlxlngly oullod "little tots" with a smile by porouns who ure often entirely Ignorant of tho The slight cough inny soon become iieep-MNiteii and hurt! to cure. Do not let it settle on the lungs. Think! Has there been consumption in your ihmily ? Scott's lSimilitaii is Cod liver oil with hypophos pli.tat. These are the best remedies for n cough. Scott's Umulsion bus snved thoumiuls who, neglecting the cough, would have drift ed on until past hope. It warms, soothes, itrengthens and invigorates. Hoarseness Sore Throat Hoarseness, soro throat and constant cJughfngindlcato that tho bronchial Bnro Buffering from o bad cold, which may dovelop into Pleu5V,r. iXmmatfon of tho lungs. Do not wS health and Btrengfli by wait. Imr. but ubo Dr. JohnW. Bull's Cough Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Cures Hoarseness and Soro Throat. nowtaretmatl ttxl pletuitt to lake Ooetort liwnmeniiH Price snlt. At til druggl.U. fact that the years from four to eight aro tho most uroclous from an educa tional and formative period, and the nctuol preparation of the average pri mary teacher Is Inadequate to have the care and training of ono bucIi child, to say nothing of fifty. P. T. Uarnuni once said: "A buy child will be n happy child, unci a happy child will grow up to bean honest man or woman." At prcsont wo letchlldrcn at the most crltlcul time of thoir lives grow up without di recting their activities snd then turn them over to an Imperfect educa tional Hvstcm and wontlor why reform schools keep full and trumps multiply. API'IIOPKLATIONH FOR SAL- MON IIATCIIKIUKS. This paper has been under the Im pression that tho appropriations nskod for In the House and Senate wcro for the use of the stiito lish and game garden. Hut It seems wo wcro mislead and the bills of Representa tive Curtis nnd Senator Fulton are for tho purpose of establishing butch eries for tho propogatlou of salmon in the dllToront parts of the stnte. This we believe to lw a worthy object. No ono need to bo told what the sal mon industry Is, or that -urge sums of capital arc omploycd and lurge num bers ot mcu engaged &ud thotiards of laborers employed. It Is tho duty of tho stute govorumont to protect this industry and without state propoga tlou tho supply of llsh will be cut oil and tho Industry dlo out. If wo can stimulate tho production of young llsh, rcgulatu the catch of argo onus and preserve tho waters lu which thoy swim, thcro is an Inex haustible source of wealth lu tho libit- erlm. Tho whole I'aclllo and Arctic ocean Is their pasture whore thoy feed and fattun ami air unlly return of thoir own frco will, without shep herd or hordsmaii, to bo slaughtered. Tho preservation of our tlshorlos and bountiful streams appeals to overy Instinct of tho practical and scutlmeutal In man's nature. To look forward to the tlino when all tho streams shall be barren of llsh, their bods llllod with sawdust, and thu ro fu.o of fui'torlos, the waters polluted with howerugu from ulllos and tho streams themselves drying up, ex hausted by modern agriculture uud mining, Is a contemplation to make ono doubt tho morolos of modern ulv llUatlon. Your Uest Intciests. Will be scrvud by making mho of hualth, It will be a h ss of tlmu and iiiouoy u bo strlckuu with norl ius llluos. Tako. HiMiJ's , Sarsnimrllhi and purify yuur Uood. lu Hi's way all gorms of dlsoaso will bo expelled, sluliliiiss .mil milTurliu ulll Iva nv.illml and your houitli will bo preserved. 1811 1 H'lS II M0 OOU'bO. Hood's I'llls uro tho only Pills to tko with Hood's Suittiparillu. Price 3ft cents. Slayton Items, Friday night (llloort Staytnn shot himsolf In too lo't hand whllo euro lossly handling a bnoigin. The lad is a win D.ury Staytou, and grands in of tho pioneer for whom this olty was named. Aui'-iitatlon will Im n'uees say, aoconl'ng to too opinion of tho attoudlug physlulaa. Tho b'lintliuu liver Is rising so rapidly tout resldeiiU in Mia lower iwrtoftho town are upprohonslva for the ufuty uf property. The TcnnsMee, Undorslguwl bus still u few thou sand ir thoe Tonneniwo stnwijorry plants loft at 1.W a huiulred. Tliuy are the finest table berry, or fur tho hoiuu market. Burly uud brilliant rod Now (s tlw Unie u put out to got spring erup. K. Hokku. A w tf. Bni,,,,,, 6r A New Car. , Tho ijalinn street oar company has (vii i,si, mi uu (,iV rojtl, It IIUIKMIg IU Initial run to the d.fwt this morn ing. The oar Is uumlwrwl ? and Is it mate tu oar 30 but luuly turned out of the slmi, and U a very tinui uud wm situooth running vehicle. Dissolution of Pdrtnership. The public are hereby notified that tliomuaioal instrument arm horutu ii8?,?K a Irtnwjliip busings ut J..T ?lat0 , streol under thonumr sKy lw bwn dllvocl the undorklgmxi coutttutiug as wlo S'r.r1 l,M', Idanusaml organs. M-Sw C. A. Wualk. I OASTOttlA. T-O&fA 4Mt UU i 0o-o-n-o - - 0 0- k mmwMmmi(S 'PU TiLnJ The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal. -Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch ana Dairy and Market News in attractive readable form. . , . - r i-TT Tnr7 r T7 TATTn XI 1 1 Wi WP Is issued Thursday morning of tho state the same week. rn ie JU Weekly... in two partscnntulns all Important Foreign, National and State News. JOURNAL An Independent Associated Press Paper for tho Peo ple. Send for samples free. Tint JouitNAi. has the fullest report of the doings of the legislature and state olllclals, as well aa Indepen dent, clear and concise comment on nil public matters. Sond a trial subscription. IIOFISll lUtOS. Tlic Appendicitis Is caused by worry and grape seeds and four, but tlioo high grado gro ceries at Ilraiikon and Co's have no detrimental etTcclH ti tho most dell oii e. Nervous Dyspepsia To Gain Flesh, to Sle'p Well, to Know What Appetite and uood Di gestion Mean, MAKE A TEST OF STUAKT'S DYS PEKSIA TAULETS. No trouble Is moro common or moro misuudorstood limn nervous dyspep- blit. lVonlo haying it think their norvos uro to blame nnd nro surprised that they aro not cured by norvo medicines. The ronl scat of tho mis chief Is lost sight of, The stomach is the organ to be looked after. Nervous dyspeptics often do not havo uny pain whatever lu tho stom ach, nor porhaps any of tho usual symptoms of stomach weakness. Ncivousdyspopsla shows luclf not In thoHtomich so much us lu noorly every organ. In sumo cases tho l.oart palpitates and Is Irrouulur; in others too Kiunoys uro aiiuuieti; in others tho buwols uro constipated, with head ache; still others uro troubled with loss of tlesh and appetites with ac cumulations of gas, sour risings and hourtburn. It Is safu to say that Stuart's Dys pasia Tablets will cure any stomach weakliest or disease except cancor of the stomach. They cure sour stom ach, gas, lus uf lloh and appetite, tflaephMUies, palpitation, hea,tburn, constipation and hoaduchc. b'end fur valuable little book on stomach illsouo by addressing V. A. HtuurtOo., Marshall, Mloh All drug gists mtU full-sixcd iwckages ut 60 oents. Jrur, Henry W. Hooker, A. M the wellknuwn religious worker and writer, of St. Louts.. Secretary uf tho Mission Ihwrd of the Herman Methodist Church. Chief Clerk and Kvport Accountant for tho Harbor and Vhurf.Cuti.mlslon. Pub lic Secretary fur tho St Louis School s-rr?.'-"-- cvnrereitceof Steurtls of tho M. K Church: uImj lake an active part In tritt work of Kpworth Letijitie, nnd to write ou relightus and Hlueatlouul Uipios fur ueveral magailnos. IIw he found rolUf IsUxt tokl lu bis own werds: -Soai, weeks ago my brother hoard me uy someUilNg about Indlgostnin, and taking a box from l.is poeket wild 'TrySwmrts Tablets." I did, and was promptly rllvtkl. Th.n 1 invo tl?utod tho nature uf the tablet and became .MtUHed Uwt they were made Jf Juu the right things ugd In Just tho right pruporUous Ut aid In the av,lmtluUosut food. haaruiv n " ..vniwijr uu- doUmulnallrwiLs.aHd 1 kwp tbciu constuiiilv 4n i....wi ' them cunstuutly on Imml. jmwjhmmo o - o - ---- In.tlmc to reach all parts HI -0 0- TODAY'S MARKET. I'oktland Jan. 23. Wheat yullcj S2: Walla Wuila.O'Jc. Flour Portland, $3.20; Superllne (21.5 per 1)01. UUIS WIIIIC -IZfa-HC, Hay $oY0 per ton. IIops-12(rtiIGcj old crop Wool-Valley, 1012e; tic. Eastern nrnifnn. fVrfllli. Millstulf llran. 317; shorts, $18 (a $15 f)0. Poultry Chlckens,mlxe(l,$2.50((T3.7o turkeys, live, ltX20c, Eggs Oregon, 2.rc pcrdoz. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 8g8c. under CO lbs,0j((i7c;shcep pelts,15(a'20c, Onlous 75e(a$l per sack. Hutter Uest dairy, 2o(rfU0c; fancy croamcry, fi0c0i65c per roll. Potatoes, 7f80c per suck. Hogs Heavy, $1.75. Mutton Woathcrs3c; dressed, 7c Hcof Utoers,$3Ar(K1.60: cows, $2.50 0j2.75 dressed, frtO. BM.K.M MAUKUT. Wheat-50. OutS Wic. Hay Haled, :hoat, $7.00 Flour In wiiolcsulo lots, $3.00; re tail $3.00. MlllslulT-Ilrnn $15.00 shorts $15.00, Ilogs-drct-hcd, 5c. Live cattle-2f(g3o. Sheep Live, $2.50ff$3. Hutter Dairy 20c: creamery 25c. Wool Host, 15c. Mohair 25c. Hops -Host 10C?17c. Eifu'8-22lu 111 ciish. Poultry Chickens, 790; turkeys, ITye, 10Gil2ic. lunn smoked meats Bacon, 8c ham, lOo shoulder, 0(nv7c. l'otatoes 30c, Apples 30c. Coughing injures and Inflames sore lungs. One Minute Cough Cure loosens the cold an I heal quickly, The best cough cuie Stone's D'Ug gtore. Horrible agony Is caused by Piles, Hums anu akin Diseases, These are relieved and curd by DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, lie. wateol Inutatlons Slonj's Drug Store. Bear tl 1 1 Kd Y Hw Always totgip TG&m, ci&AA ( UGilppc is gin epidemic. Eery pre caution should be taken to aoid it. It's fcihc cure is One Minute Cough Cure. A J.Mwrwid, Publisher Agricultural Journal ami AdenUer, Elden, Mo., jais; "Noone win 1 ltwpnointed in using One Minute --- ... .... vb .uumic UCiiiije," Stone's Drug v-ihijju v.uru ror store. r"r?r s IfL'L'llli! lU'.'inir... . .... imin. uuiui; 01 .DC ItXVl. tlUlTsc . ft. rating or any hum of dyspevsu One little -a -- - - .wv, ut iu' givos immediate relief. c and oc I-unn .v brook;, druggists. 3 o A sa 1? ok. 1 ja. . " u ? lha H Ahrajs Bw!it giuir s a yv f ctrr-c &&& ACKfcR'S ENUL1SII REMEDY WILL MopstoMeli at .nytl-e, ,nd ,, cure ,he worst enl.1 in iv.-.l ... . hksi. HcS:"b, 5 ,Lrnej..y!- B - - -, K Da't ToWwo Spit tt.1 SmU Tr UU Aiut. B.T.0.Q,?.n '.f.80 "' oJorver.t)eina netle. lull ot llfu. nerro and vior. Uka Nco- ,., " -,-" iw or 11, cure cuarua- BtoMfiSS!j,Srl mp!o '"- Ada "u Jttmeo, Co, Ohlcajo or New York, Ufft3SSSSSi& 31 E vnrra FACE o..& ".irJf''S :Ewie, complexion, nmpies ami omu ."..- - KftTSSSTr-mtta 7zT,i?z SSTiSIE'Sr. Ms- '"" " UrOOKS, uriiguun. m, s A. Facklcr. Editor of Uie Miran- oy. (Fla.,) Hustler, suffeied terribly !r" 0ayG(rippeV One Minute Cauri, Cure wa. the only remeay. n " .jmv. . --- lor I-a Giippe.and its exhausting ahecr ITccU. Slono's Drug Store. M0K1 TEA POSITIVELY CURES SICK ,t..j..t,, in,itntlnn and eonstinatlon. A deliehtful'lierb drink, pmoves ail erup- . . .1 . -1.1 .,.n,1,.'nrr a netted COW- plexlon, or money refunded. 23c and 50c Lunn urooics, arugRi. The umallcst things may exert the greatest Influence. De Witt's Little Early Risers are une dualled for constipation una iwer huuui ill pill, safe pill, bio c's Drug store. Situ CASTOR I A For Infants nnd Children. Iho Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho tfM&& Slgnaturo of 1 YAQTJINA ROUTE Corvallis & Eastern Railroad ComiPCtlns at YAQU1S.V with tho YAQ01KA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY STKAMKIlB "AVEEOTT" I'lrnt-clnss In overy respect. Tho above steamer U due to fall from Yaqutna cvcryelRhtdajs. Shortest Kotito Ilet ecu Belntcn Valley Points and Sao Francisco Fnre: Albany and Point West to San Kraurlseo Cabin flO.W ltound Trip 17.00 II. I WAI.IIKN, i:i)WIN HTON'K. T. F. & V. A. .Manager, J.TIMKKR. Acent, Albany, Oic. wim.mi:tti: iiivkk division STEAMER WM. M, HOAG, Captain flen. Itaabe. Itniiiiliur lictnccn Portland and C'orvnllli, HtoppliiK at all nay lauillliKX. niVKii 8ciii:ni't.i:. POWN - Tuesdays, ThuriHlayi and fiundays. Iaves Corvallis . 0 a. lift I rt.n- til. ,.... 7ft 111. U'Ave lluuun Vlstu Sa. 111, tilOH ludopciiiluiico.. ............ 9 a 111. l-wvi ShIuiii . 10 n. in. lionvet New bortr . 12'SO Arrive Portland..... ....... . I 0 UP Mondays, WedniwlajH and I'rlilajs. Iavos l'nrlland.. 0 a. in. IvcaM'S NvulierK. . 10:30 11. in. liCiwcn Balcm . . 3:rop. in. tomes Ituk'ii'iuloiK'c. .--.-- ...... A.c) p. in. Uiivgh llucna Vltta . 7:flOp. in. Iuos Albany Bi.TOp.in. Arrive Corvallis... ...11.00 p. 111. Tho Ktciuncr lias boon viiilpind with llrnt clans ua'ommodiitlous, lucluiliiiK an elegant plnnn. Unsurpassed (or carryliiK both freight and pasM'tiKirs. I)ock-Fnotnf State street. U. MAKItTZ, Aiivnl. Falem, Ort'KOii C.HUI.LlVAN,Hupt. Albany, OrvKun, Oran SI10 Lino Railroad The nirect Itonte to Montana, Utah. Colorado and all hastcrn romls (liven rhnlco n( tun fmorlto routes, via tho l'..n.. II...IR. L..... .I..II I A .1... l iiiuii 1 ui'iiii' run .i.iii i.iiiu. ui iiiu Itlo Urumlu Hcciilc I.lui-x. Look at tho time 1 Days to Salt Luke 2 Days to Denver Days to Chlcauo 4i Days to New York Freo ItcolluliiK Chair Cam. UnhnlstercMl Tour- lt 8Iciii(; Cars, anil Pullmaii r.ilure 8kiiorii(iiorutt'il on nil trains. For fnrthor Information aily to HOISK k UAltKKIt, Agcmtx, Salem. V. K. COM AN, fleii'I Agent (1. 0. TKltltY, Trav. Paw. At. l.'l Third St., Portland, Or. A Few Interesting Facts When pouple are conlemplfllng a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur, ally want the best service obtainable so far n tniUtlt AMn.TnB. ...I ..-?-... f 1 ec.u, vuiiiiuii anu 5 iic iy 11 concerned. Employes of the Wisconsin Central Linos are paid to serve the public nnd our trains are operated so as to make clo e connections with diverging lines at nil junction points. Pnllmin Palace Sleeping and Chair cars on through trains. Dining car service unexcelled , Meals a la Carte. In order to obtain this first-cltss seivice, ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES and you will mike diiert connections at at. raul lor Chicago, Milwaukee and all taints bast. For any (urther info.mation call on any ticket agent or correspond with JAS. C, POND, Central Pas. Agnt. Milwaukee, Wis. or JaS. A. CLOCK, (enenl AgHU, 20 Stark Street, roRTiM), Ore. MONUMENT " Aig Mpiyr ENDIfRIHQ Than sA ' ..." JP nCciriJe 0. nnirrc tinU i I W,,,MI' t lyui , mupujntnmi, Hrowit co. OKIUUtPORT, CONN White Pronie a material that inftkes the OMY MItHL MO.Nl'MEST, ami surpaw Marhlc or i.minti'. No inohs growluic, ornokins or eruinbline, jo uIoaiiIiik or uiro rwiulnvl. T, B. WAIT, Agent, 144 Mill, St, and 130 State St. SALEM, ORE. CURE YOURSELF! Vm Higl tut uuBi,irl ilia. tiargN. inHmmiuuii ... IriltathiiM ur ul.iii,ui "J uucuiii ib.iiitrsu. I'uiltL.M a, i.l ..... .u..k ItKiEuisCMtwaioa. " ur r or .ui u ritla rMMr. ttrvuUr Mil a ru.a. x arnLsia.UAyjirjs vtvHi H dOVrtrtTM f?!ltRANI rfPr& mi tflllHTAa l-0dw aaaT la. I LilJail. V JBV Ututuc4 V WaV wp&0lMt1I.Q .fJLJI 0ftNL OKrART FOR TIME SCltEPULK. From Portland. AKKIVR. Fast Mail 8 pm Salt Lake. Denver Ft. Worth. Omaha , Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago O-MS P.m and r.ast. Spokane Flyer Walla Wallc, Spokane, Spokane Minneapolis, bt. raul, Dulutli, Milwaukee Chi cago and Fast Hyer 830 n in a30 p.m 8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, 4 For San Francisco.' Sail every fivs days 8pm ex. Sun COLUMBIA UIVF.lt STEAMERS Saturday 4pm ex Sun lop in To Astoria nnd way land ings, WILIVME'ITE HI VISKS Ar Salem L v.wc Portland, New burg and Way Lauding, 6 p.m. Weds Fri Salem 7H5 pm Tusfbu anu sat 10a m. (For D.ton Tu Tliur Sat MonWed 313'' P ru Fri WILLAMErru KIVEH Ar Salem 10 a m Mon Wed and Frt L S-alem Tu.'lhur Corvallis Albany nnd Way Points. bat 3p. in WlLLAMETrE KIVER DIVISION. Daily bots to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg City II the steamers are delayed time odtid trip tickets to allpointsin Oregon, Wshi()g ton, or California. Connect o 1 nude nt Port land with all rail, orean amlrivcr lines. W. II. HURLHURT. (Jer.'l Pas. At. Portland. Dr. G. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock Salem. UOISE & 11ARKEH, City Agents. TARE THE Canadian Pacific R.R And Soo Pacific Line Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New York Uoston a d nil points cant and southeast. Cheapest rates, beuseivicc and nccouino dalions Through touiist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, and lloston without chango Canadian Pacific Railway Go's. Empress ine of steamships to Japan and China, The fastest and finest whips on the Pacific ocean Shortest and host route to tho orient Canadian Australian S. S. Co. To Ilonoluli-. Kill anil Antir.iln VI, shortust route t the colonics. r or rates, fo 'en and any Information call on or address, C. II. Li-ckwoal, Agent, Office Phone No. 40. 288 Commercial st. Residence Phone No. 55. Salem, Ore 11. II. AHUOT. Agent, 146 Unnl street. Portland, Or, H J. COVLE, I")ist1cI Pass-nger Agent, Vancouver, Ii. C EAST HDD SOUTH VIA rwE SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co KXrRKSS TRAINS RUN DAILY 6;oo p mi Lv. ..Portland. ..Ar 8.-2S PMLv....Satcw ...,Lv .0.75 a m) Ar. San Francisco. Lv 9:30 A M 7,oo A M M."O0 V M Above trains stop at all iinncipal stationr bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Marion Jenerson, Albany. Tangent, Shodds. Ualsey, Harrisbum, Junction City, Eugene, Creswcll Cottage Grove, Drum, Oakland, and all sta tions from Koscburg to Ashland, inclusive. KOSKIiURO MAIL, .-DAILY. S.'3oamj Lv .. Portland .".Ar m.-joi-m 1055 A M V Lv. . . .Salem. . . . Lv i so.-f u 5.2o r MAr....Koseburg Lv j 730 A M 1'ullmau bullet sleeper and" second-class sleeping cars attached to all through train. WEST SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Majl tiains dally excejitSunday, 7Mo a M Lv . Portland . . Ar I 5 .-50 p m ,2'L'i2 1LA---'-C"':Vttl's-- Lvf I.-20PM At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of the 0. C. & E. Ry. EXPRESH TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 4.f5 nil Lv 7'3 P M V Lr H.'3o PM) Ar ...Portland ...Ar . McMlnnville Lv lnd ependence Lv S:s$ A M ) A.'io Direct connections at San iranciscn ivilli Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates on application Kates and tickets to Eastern points anil Europe. Aho JAPAN, CHINA, IIONO LULU and AUSTKALLIA, can be obtain from W. V. SKINNER, Ticket .ent oaleni. R. KOEDLFR, Manager AV, (i. F & I'.A. Portia C. II. MAKKUAV 'ortlann 20u Miles shorter and a wholo Imlf dity quicker .... ....j uliutiiuo 10 uiiiuna, itun- us city, st. Louis and all utkur hutlieru and souibeastorn cities, 1 In co route oast via Denver, St, PhuI, and Cllllusrs, Mont. Tickets at OlnUOlS Of L'nnnnlln.r llnnn Tf v..n ir, Clst via Ouinlia, you can htop ofT and v 1.1 iu xruilS-ailSSIrfSlppl ojcposiMon A. C. SHELDON. Gen'l agent Portland & lrjtox! ":,1'i"c;Ia3ra A M A M wfm'twiii'M'" 'waa.,i-'te' r Httj.. c -