Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 30, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'tt" -nfT (miwwjmiT v h I. j Sf 5 . ' -, x art,, r.vr'1 - Get a Start On Catarrh An Save Endless Suf fering which Winter Brings. Tho most offonuivo of all dU cnsfH becomes moro inlenBG m cold woRther nppronohOB. In fact, many wlio lmvo boon under treat ment for ho long, and during tho Hummor fool liltlo dJRCOinfort from tho dlw'UBO, nw nimobt norsuudod that tliov lmvo boon cured. Hut tho iW ohillince blast of winter prove that the tfiiwM&o in mill with thorn, nnd m the winter ndvanceo, theirnCatarrh grows in eovorilv TIiohh who lmvo foil only ti uliKht touch of Cntnrrh inny b miro thut only cold wotsthor in noedud to de velop tljr dtHOttso. Wlmt appear to bo onlv a lml oold will prove nioro dilllcult to ouro than for merly, and will rottiru with more frequency, until before long tho diaouuo Jb fully devolopod. "Kor yimm I eufleroil from n nvcre cnno or Catarrh, nnd took aovornl kind of mmllolno nnd umkI vnrlotm locol nj lillcntlons, but thny Imd ho client wlint ever. 1 wan indupctl to try B B. B. (Swiff SpePllIe) nml flftnr two inontln 1 wn perfectly well nnd lmvo nuter felt uny ellects of the dlspnso Blnco. "U. 1. MoAlmstjih, " "IlnrroUshurg, Ky." It ifl cany to boo tho importance of prompt trotttmont for Caturrh DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL V HOIMEU UHtOTHlCHM. MONDAY, JANUAUY 30, 1890. Daily, Ono Yonr 93.00, in Advance Dally, Four Month. $1 00, lr Atlvnnoo, Weekly, Ono Yonr 191.00, lit AJvnnoo TUB STATUS 01' Til H HILLS. In tho Ural liulf of the nosslon of this loKlnlnture WS bills lmvo been In trodueod lu both Iioums. Only ohiir tor and county salary bills have iiaMod and none to tho Kovarnor, except the ro-nnnurtlnntniiil "bill. Ullls lmvo untied the Miiate to become Kenorul lawii u rollews: Hy Joseph!, to reform tl'o iiiiiiiiko moot of ilia slate hoinluil for tho Insane Hy llrnvnuil of Uliickuiiiim to provide for tho election of district rond miporvUoiH, Tlio rcimto mcdlcnl bill by Josoybl should bo iiiuondoii to con lino lU'opcrutlon to tho llllo of tho hill or It iliould ho klllod. FultanV bill to prevent the tno of Hull wheels, trap, tot iiots und pound nets In tin.' Coluinlila rlvor Hlionld be amended to leave out tlio Hull wheel1 on tho upper river. Following bill or Munoral juihllo ImiHirUiioo pawddtho Houao and do Krve to louniH lawn Uy CI my to re quire doors of public building to opon eutward: the Mill pilot hills the aruaoblll UlimiiUli polwnluu of do incitlo unlnmlm MiCourls bill to raUo tho salary of (he thorllT of Murluii couuly. Tjik JowKNAi,alo uriW tlio min ority parly to do Its duty la liolplng to kill bill. Nlno-teiillii of all the bill dchorvu klllln on gonorul principle. tVhnta patHloinoaluni no would live loir nil tho hill Ittoatua laws. The minority arc ilruu oitouuli to break a quorum ut any lima hiiiI defeat tho Inmhiko of any bill nnd tlioy should not divide, the rpoiHlblllty with tho party In lKjwor by nwUtliiK to xt any ncodlen or iuaiumth!e lsgUU A HM mmv talk I uUUalnlnir fthrkJ atmmili Mid ufw ualft IKwhihU r iHtt Ut Mt im th looU M HtctHie of An W uim kttiyltt NMKiQ. rat la tiU pkjMmt ,,. IMHIHMW IMHHIHM IH bU 4iyUl MHwaur, aatl rMil. lead antl Mt (t a eeutMt liu the Ocittk with ny IviiHier mIUhhii a ihiiu or aUiulraiUM. Mprui mjmiw- Oy it ilrlMMe a nil KlmliwWr. Imt u the ' wt fwvtth tbe i-h- i Olf Mhrn it It 1 wa ai ihe fi- IKHIC Hi l'll- leal littHti and , aiivtHttu t Hit UHtKaMhy Dllr ftu4 ttu tbc adinitkilbn uf mn u.i wewra. but H ua nufMWn ulittUri iucb a wm v-cr thwvunhly auw thoir Kptrt Tlie wiu wm attwira Ihuh4 nUU the mli, k1 UooA t hwlih Mniata biw Hint awl an tnnvUy tbit rtiaimaail it H. cvtu tbaMU Uc to lbily liifajiw WHJlully lu tbc Hk. neivHu wa. Witye wo HMH$kttt in tbc wwM wilt aOd an (neb tu a man'a Matai. tbi ta m fuasu w4Mh that wlU fill tbr hki aa4 aitr Ht witb tit 1Kb if 4 WHHdlBtf Ul ef Vff1 K,,fa a ' '' OoWcw MNltoal UliMMVMy It U tbe meat Uuod wacraJM4M4puilfii WhtHthc WoJ U put a4 jteb b4 r4 and ftUatjr. aud Hunb tvtry twwe W tbn bty. Ii iut jwnlW fw o WMMe iH(8f hm ULhratlb ef ajr ilractbuloH Wfcw rry IHtt WiXkI vvl in tbe ft julvr vtlth the nub pf bIUy W4, It W iww1U ta kvi uu1kUU laaa Vbn tb walU of lb jfcMtuch arv HMlMtrd mIU btallky W.,li 4 tidUw4iet aie jw. WwfWmi, WUm tb llvr In uj.jtlta b baarUry tWJ it (a bound t U airv' 7h &&. .t aartabc4 w,llU btaltby Wed H-fll be titur and fWh and clew v, (ih J, "Ii.H)Vry " ia uUl by dtumt(ta. fitrt fZmt tht IvfiiMtf iHmmm w,1'4h wa! I U MTMMaai iStivn ' iMiik , ill r miV cjrir. UlU lif (VW tt W1 m mlmi I i VI .'.... . U - -'- w.. . frfM jggagig5E Those -who gotantart on tho die cflso before tho cold nnd djangreo nblo wenthor aggravotea it, will find a euro less dilllcult. Catarrh incrcftfioa in sevority year by year, and becomes ono of tho most ob stinate and deop-eeated troubles. But it is equally important that Iho right remedy bo given. All local application of sprays, washes, inhalations, etc., can novor euro Catarrh, for limy do not roacii tno is rnso. Catarrh is in the blood, and only a a blood rotuedy can ouro it. Local appli cations only roach theirritatod surface; tho right remodv must bo taken internally. Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) is tho right rotuedy for Catarrh. It cures tho most obstinate oases by going direct to tho cause of tho troublo the bloodand forcing cut tho disoaso. TIioho who lmvo mot with ho much disappointment from locul treatment should throw nsido thoir sprays, washos nnd in haling mixtures and take ,9. S. S. A euro will rosulfc. Send for froo books. Address Swift Specific Compauy, Atlanta, Goorgia. linn. Home very bud hills nrc pending, and about three-fourths of tho mem. hers seem afraid or Incapablo of say log a word against any measure. When a bill comes up ou third reading It scorns to be the populur voguo to go rlglit to voting und that ends dohuto. If it member tn1'i ho l aemmd of wasting valuublo time at tlio rate or tJ.:i3 a minute. Most of tlm bills that roaoh third roudltiR In tho lionio pass, and It looks us If tho constitution or the state were going to bo terribly weakened by a constant diarrhoea of bills passed. 1MPROVIN.1 HAMMI &C1IIOOL FIKATIUH8. Thut anuiiiil reporter the dlroolnrs or Balcm dUtrletshows sumo Improve ment tho pnst yonr. The dlreotors have lesnoncd the total debt some arid luiyo lowered the umouiit of In terckt paid. Tho district has hud the use of quite a lnrge sum of money needed to run the sehoel from the Ladd & lhuh bank atsovoa par cent, whoro thuy have hcratoforo paid from oIhIiL to ton lMircont, They lutvp used coiiNldorublo money loaned them by prlvatocillous ntslx per cent. Htlll tho affairs of tho district are not In llMtolun condition llnauulally, Thorolsu largo sum of bonds out draw ing olKht percent. These should be refunded by short time bonds taken hero nt home at not over live per cent und we hollovo tlioy could lie placed ut four por cent It tho Investor was rooured n gainst pitying tuxes on tho money ho puts In theui. The iiiouoy that would go Into them pays no ux asi it Is, and tho school district should have tho cheapest money lu the state. 4The laws or tho suite unw prohibit Issuing school bonds for ou than twenty yum nml warrants draw no Interest. Tlmt l tho law for districts like balcui. The Salem board or odu ortlon should go before tho legUla tlvo uoimnltteo In ohuruo of tho ro vUtun of the school laws nud de maud to lmvo th laws uhangtd so thai shurutliuo bonds oau be Issued, and su that wnrruuU will dmw In uiruat at & pr wut. Thau tlis tmrtl woukl not have taeiiKituo In borrow Inn on thoir notes, as they do now. The apiHilnlmeut of a wmuiiltUa to rorwrt on the whmIIMuii or ths district w aba to dtrmlH0 If swim chanties onnwit tw mmU to rodn tiierunnlHnxpiiif tit dlatrtot, will result in wwiia linprovmu It was the towperof that niMlliig that fouud 03irHlou lu vral ways, aud Muatcyer t.ie ooiuiiiIUm oitn roosHiiutwl to put the uintlrs of Urn dlirlot)it a moroUufiiiowi UkfotlUB wilt lnpprlaMUy.tho toxpuyr, und no doMlit errhl mu effwit by UtolxMnl. THM VOol)IIUJtK OIlAltTttlt. iruv u4 ui'bjitul itiiir(tx At. tin- U it w tru Uvat th new WowIUuru ' v,,,u,,u, h ru ' t : ' .iiuUv turu tmcouthoijuosUon nfwlMiu bfllHRI "Ul w la uVin tbo wtirtkle. tho charier on ihat gjud. Tl, StuSS'STtiSSSa; lortlaud I'eleuraiu topresciit Uwt' .V0' " wttUhuikw thouiueu between B,.ougS ...J JJfc& lloenwU drug lor to k4 the iuun ' l tw cmny Buat"ty or lolling UwuhmImiouqh mM lu This ' ?' V'0 ft?,lw1 ' i rwy. n k wumaoo true. ln ono way only ., 5?!?$" 1" .w ?u inonruggtow a ulmut (ur the -.,. ,- Mkmus-tuptilylou liquors oo ra. Mrlptton. Woalburu lm but two dtugiitorw as we nro larormL llut Woodbtirc la what b (ar MrwUiatt liwnl wleon-lt lu .: -rlSi t -.jaw lloi53-in'iuowaii, onuH-piKB, inovvw wlicfo all kinds br Vile liquors nro sold secrotiy.whcrc gambling Is cafMttd on, whoro minors congregate and drink and pluy nod smoke and hoar obsccno luoKiiagc and smutty stories -place which an "rderly kOVt saloon cannot fairly bo compared to. These arc the places Hint lower tile morals of an entile cummunlly, and If Wood burn can get rid of such by allowing llccnocd saloons to open, the commun ity will bo the iralnor, Or tho two evils tho licensed saloon Is proferruble, because Woodbuni Is a temperance und prohibition town In tiamo only. Secret drinklux and gambling places propoxate twsnt, vices of all kinds. Tho open nnd above bnnul wilonu with It1 sign hung out publicly, where minors nto not per ml tied under any circumstances, so crirtipllsliesluS'S ovtl and does less to demoralize the rising ganorallon. Huoret vice make a iiimii a sneak. If the Wondburn churter will ootupcH every man who drinks or gambles or rrcquenta such places to do It openly and publloly and without any con cealment whiitoyor, tho town of Woodburu will Uike a step In tin riglit direction. THE MEDICAL TRUST BILL i i f'oiitlimxl rmm riwt fVia Was thoro cvor such an anomaly of legislation as that tho mere possession or KNJWLKDOK, or tlio claim to possoss knowledge on any sublect, nhould "IIB ItKOAHDKl) AS I'ltAC TIC! NO" medicine and surgery ? What become or liberty or thought, or rrccdom or Intollect, of the rompt Ings or common humiinlly, If such a provision can bo ennntcd Into law t Let It be understood that no Intel tlgent iorsoii ntn object to the most stringent laws to regulnlo tho prac tice or medicine and surgery audio protect tho people dualnst Ignorant quacks practicing na llconsod physic Inns und surgeons, Hdl this bill attempts to enter ihe domain of knowledge and mind and de clare a crime to coiilt or mere pes session or knowledge of dl-wtttH and annlloatlou of knowledge to be con strued as practicing medicine and surgery. Under this nut a drugKlst cannot stick a phstor on u boll, put up a dose or quinine, cannot recommend a patent medicine, ir give a man the bouellw or his neighbor's experience In iMlugsomu elllclont remedy, Tho barber uiiiiuot oiler or rec ommend a hair tonic, or cure tor dautlrulT, much less apply It. The sahonkeepor ouniiot procilbo a glass or bitters or maltoxtniul. A man or woman ouunot give a child adoxo of castor oil, WHUIH IIKIIINDTIIIR llll.l.y Dr. Josephl proclaimed lu the sati ate that the bill did not orli'iimto with him, but thut It was thought to be needed by some medloal hoard. Let this board appear publloly ami give good ronsons why such a nioiiMiro Is linked at the hands of the legislature. Tliu tlrstiuostlon that prefentslt setr H, Who links for the paseugu or this billy It has been suggontod, per haps In a Juke, the underuikttrs two behind this iiitxtHtiro, because, of the Uieolo-oiilllaneo between themtelVes und tlio doctors, hut It h tinoliurlUtble to think that the medloal profwwlun are the movers of this measure, that tlioy are tho nuos who uhIc for this special protection ut the hands of the Loglsluturu. Certainly the poplo do not uik foi It. Tlllt 81'llttT 01' 1ATKMNAUI8M. William Lloyd O.irrlson, sMukln iiKitiust a similar law nropuol In tho Mnt.stiehUMt.t8 lotlAture de clared: "This ttolim U launoliid lu the iHtounlary Interest or the prora tion. IT IS IN Ifi&iKKCIS TI1K Till! IOCEU.BICB Of SKl? OF FWS kAxut Hoi MtLr ut th .11.. .(. ...i iHiilMlor xtt lit oowbuwtioM, Ut Uo U Om wn mmI kklii wltU whUK it u ttwutthwliiMd bjr MiWutillo jMthK. kuOWUtulhtf t4UfIUU I'll! titHl'f la uuly.uUw.vuh tu iwuioM uhui U tl.' nuuurUu.-D ol itun hiuli.u i.. r- .. .v,w V1 htww HHJWva. HUM, l.tej UWlS W'iUuMll IrfitMtiM. . u.iJ!r Utlf IttNti. ami it 4m Mot mritm uo MftHMMte. llHHerUiMitluL--lt .. fleU. JO ixmhmhW Um ww CAUFORNU PIG SYRUP CO. t. rut,iuuvo.cL tt?M u UHB$!R "HknflSfflbfi! eaiisaeJ i -tt- MONSTBIt ItBMO OF s y i r i 'RwmMrxxmimt.. rn . ' ''Uammmnr T. -lu " t 'nwBL7iBJMri Mi jtwr jt lP ' I . ' 'i' .!&.' is.-fc7Ma. Vtt AmW SU .--- -' &?" ard Uncle and neeornpanj BUD inotinU SIM HIT OV I'ATBItNALIHM, which lu TRUSTS nnd PUOTEOTIVM LAWS Is everywhere active and IIOS TILHTO TUB PUBLIC WKAL If the specious plea or the Interested parties who promote this bill were true, that It Is ror tho piotoctton or the Ignorant people, tho complaint would naturally come rrom those who suffered." AN KM1NKNT l'HVSIOIAN Ol'I.NIU.N. Ono or the niostcmlnont physician's in Maesachmotta appoard boforo the loglslatiire, i'roressor William Janios, or llurvurd tluherslty. lu part he stld: "1 come to protest against tho bill simply as q citl.en, who euros for sound invs and for tho advance or medical knewledge. Wore medicine a Mulshed sclouce, with all practitioners lu agreement aluut mothods or treat mout, a bill to make It penal to treat, a patlont without Inlying paod an examination would be unobjection able. Hut the present condition of modlcliil knowledge Is widely different rrom such a state. Both as to prin ciple and us to practice our knowledge Is deplorably Imperfect. The whole fuiie or medicine changes unexpect edly rrom one general Ion to another lu conseiiiieuee or widening experi ence, und us we look back with a mix ture of aiiii.someut ami horror at the practice or our gruudruthcrH so we cannot be sure how large u portion of our present practice will awaken sim ilar reelings In our posterity. 'I am here having no axes to grind, except the axe or truth, that 'truth' tor wlil"l) Harvard University, or which I am an olilcer, profouH to ex ist. I am a Poctr or Medlclno, and count so, iib or Mio advocates or this pmposod law among my (leiirvst f i lend, and well do I know how 1 shall stand In their eyes lie rear tor for tnudlug today In my preaeut posi tion, llut I cannot look on imihmI vuly, and I mutt urge my isiiut. That point Is this: that the Common wealth of Massachusetts Is not a medical opinion, and should not dure to take sides lu a medical contro versy." The legislature of Musui'liiisett.s New York aud other status have uimnliuuiialy rejected trust medical bllla end Oregon should do the same. HON. jAMUS II. HLATItH. IU Ktoaiuf ami l'r&minM OtKn I- nWr U DuJ. At La OniiHlit, Or., .laiiuur) iS,' lion. J. 11. Slater dlwl at his home urtstr uii oxunitlesl IIIiibm, imesl 711 ymriL Jmiiim Harvoy Slutwr wiu lorii lu SUNgNiiMJii eoutity, Illinois, In 182rt, whviHlHi liwl until 1SIB, roeelylng hiH Mlucxtiou lu tbaouuimuu msIiooU. Ho w on or llut many to cuiutt to Oaltlorula In 18 Ut, ttml rrom there cum to Ortgoit In MOti, tiling at CurvmliN. ltouton county, where ror Iho yiMtrii he m a public m;1ioo twtcber. lu UVl u ws aniioiiiUNl clerk or Ibe Unltwl SutM dUlilet court awl iu l!5l wait udiultted to ibeUr. Hueervetl In the terrltoiiat Wglliturt or IM7, lM ituit I WW iu h inuviwnuviii, ifoutuorHt, miki was alo it uwiuber or tue ttret suui i Ueure. KruiH li to iMil he pub Httcl imper, exiled the Oregon (Weekly Union. HtOorrallU. He w uImi, fur a ooonidereble time, puktuta it at lb? town or Oorrmlls. In the r tU he uuivwl to lUker CIU, re where be (traeUoed Inw ror rur yeare, rvwovlnir U Lt U ramie in IMA. Tbe mum yer be wiw elwietl dtuct Uomjy lur tbe funrtb JudioUl rtlh trlet. ftn4 Ueld oHtoe ror two trs. In 1N Im vsiw tbe aue Mrul DeuiuentU .-.nriiri.,. for prwldeotlal ekcUir and tsaL nisx.ii tor ht-yiHour tud UUIr. lu l:o Mr. Sltujr w the euooeuTul cit unlete for congr ttnu Orttfou ami rrv Uu yer during tbe forty-Mc-ot eooKw.. Dunne tbe ne.i few eer U raided at U Umndo. wbtra we praetic4 law ant) emoted otB. irel) In atcrlruliura and rituiitif. In uu n wh honored by betiu IfHid IniM Sut wtw fr OretMu aud served lu tiat ogunelu tocMytrv II ruiMti ui iuiM Ji. In IM&, but to IWT wa aifalu oail. luu. ttwblkt l.le by the apMinitti H nUlrnnii iMiutniioucr Ut Ufwua). Ht Unit- iu u. b t.iMce i'plrwd In ISHL f ttitj it. a 1. 1'. i .aid. Uwon I ff.r !,"wu WM' res. At tli WtuililnKUiD miry yard Uncle ham Iim four ;i l-a men prawiHi u.r. .. d,MdVtakan L thfnfnnla Maria Taraaa nnd the Alt.ilrjinteO.iuM.da, .nir-nyiW pUtun from tl.o New York Tribune ahowa one of tha Teresa . gw i ilt MJih. i . 1 l - vwm V' I If,, " iWh pKUVKUA'S PLEDT. . Dam iim lour -i i-j im- k" - - : -fni, luna and TOUAY'3 MARKET. Portland Jan. SO. -Wheat yatlc) 03: Walla? Witllu, die Flour Portland, 83.20; Superllnc 2.1o per bbl. Oats-Wliltc 42(l3c. Iluy $S(ai() per ton. llorw Mitla old cron Oc. Wool-Valley, I012c; Eastern Oregon, 8(il It. Mlllflttilf Urun, 817; shorts, I8 (m sir, no. 'Poultry Clilckens.mlxcd.JSCOfc.'t.CO turkeys, live, 12(ii:ii Kggs Oregon, 2jV(i27c pcrdoz. Hides Green, salted uOlbs, tJrtSJc. undor (50 lbs,01fri7c;sheop nelts,lfQ20c, Onlous 7Cffiooc per sack. Huttcr llcht dairy, 22Jc; fancy croamory, nocoi-Wc per roll. J'otutoos, C0(rt70c per sack. Hogs Heavy, 81.75. Mutton Weathers .'He; droned, 7c Heof-Utocrs,83.2fifis'l.60: cows, 12.50 2.7fi dressed, f,tl. SALEM MARKET. Wheat- 111. Oats :ttc. Hay llnliHl, jheat, $n,50 Flour In wuolesule lots, 83.00; r0 tull 83.H0. MilIslulT-Shorts $15.00. Hogs drocsod, Cc. Live cattle-2K(Klo. ti beep Live, M.bOQi'lX Veal-ol:. Uuttor Dairy 20c: creamery 26c. Wool-Host. inc. Mohair 2ftc. Hoph-Hest KVolTc. Kggs-20c in cash. Poultry Chickens, 7cj turkeys, live, I0((I2K'. Kami Miiokod meats -Itacon, fo ham, Oc shoulder, (iu. 1'oUtoes Jtlc. Apples 3ftc. THlt HALliM CIIARTKK. riain Tall: From a Republican Taxpayer to borne of the Push of Thin City, Kn, Jouiinai.;--! was one or the oomiiiltteetlint helped k'ot up the lieu charter for the city of S.ilem. 1 am tired or the secret and underhanded llk'lit. being made against the Salem ehnrtor. This charter was not framed lu fuci'it but publloly. After throe months discussion or this matter, arter repeated moot logs or the free holders, where any man could come and be heaid. We huvo uoL the best and moit citiufuJly coiHldorcd city ohnrtcr ever drawn. Messrs, Hing Iiiiiii, IliiK'hi's, Oalch and others have had their innings at the city trove rn meiit and at mtiklni,' cliitrtcrs. They sought to force their plans upon the people in mo city election, ami again at the meulini! or tho ulllroti and taxpayers to frame a charter. They now sok to have the logls. Iittlve dolouutloM etiK'raft their pot Idoas upon tho charter after it is completed and ucceptable, to tho peo ple and the now city administration. I ask U It Is not t lino tlio people plainly told thine uei.tlemuu to stand back until they are tiuthorlxed to tfiwiik ror this city by a majority or tho voters mih1 taxpayers? When have they over offered in do anything for the iKinctlt or tho community oxeept . "liiihh"HJlltlchinfcy Thay are ploas nut uotillemeii iiersoually, but they do not light openly. Is nut our city In IU rinnuclNl eondltlou as it result of too muph modi polltlesy di, nnt the people at the remit etty election order it new deal Uy a bl majority? .Surely, Mewsru. nK. ham, dutch, HugheH et al. uiut I Know mat utey . bpeak r-ir it minority. Furthermore, they wem discarded aud ivpntllatd by their oh n party. This Is itepubli onn city and thew tKkwu w. de restled nihI their Iradersblp rtjet'twl Uy the staunch Uepubllcans r this oily. Now hovi de Uipy speak In Young children, to avoid marasmus, scrofula, or rickeu, and develop healthy tissues, bone and teeth, need fats and hy pophospl.itcs. Dr. W. Ciilnian 'rhoinj5on, Prof. Materia Medica and Therapeutics n the Uni versity of New York, asserts that Cod-liver Oil is the best fat for the purpose. Scott's. Kmulsion is cod liver oil patiK digested and combined vith hypophog phiio, it j;,v children mattftied lor rich blood, solid rtcdi, lones ;ul teeth. mwwmwMim'i ,. aSHWBRi:.il J f ',') Dyspepsia Nervous To Gain Mesh, to Sletp Well, to Know What Appetite and Good Di gestion Moan, MAKE A TEST OF STUART'S PEFStA TAULET3. DYS- No trouble Is more common or more misunderstood than nervous dysijep sla. Proplo having It think their nerves arc to blame and nrc surprised that they arc not cured by nerve medicines. The real scat, or the nils ni.irf Is lost slirbt of. The stomach Is the organ to be looked after. Nervous dyspeptics often do not lmc uny pain whatever In the atom, uch, nor perhaps any of tho usual .. ..Vi,...iB nf auimitcli weakness. 'Vntt.miarlVBnnnalll SllOWS ltClf llOt In the stomach so mucli as In nearly every organ. In sonic cccs the heart palpitates and is Irregular; In others the kidneys are affected: lu others the bowels are constipated, with head ,,..i,ni null nthnrM arc troubled with loss or tlcHh and appetites with nc- cumulations of gas. sour risings ano heartburn. , It Is safe to sav that Stuart's Dys poysla Tablets will cure any stomac'' weakness or disease except cancer or the stomach. They cure sour stom ach, gas, loss of llesh und nppptlte, sleeplessness, palpitation, heuitbiirn, constipation and headache. Send for valuable little bonk on stomach dleue by addressing 1-. A. StuurtCo.. Marshall, Mich All drug gists sell full-sl7od packages ut f.0 cents. Prof. Henry V. Hecker, A. M.. the wcllknown religious worker and writer, or St Louis.. Mn,irntnrv nf tllll MlSHOn UOIird Of the Herman Methodist Church. Chief Clerk and Expert Accountant for the Harbor and Wharf CoimiiIssIou. Pub lic Secretary for the St Louis School Patrons Association and tho District Conference of Ste Minis of the M. L Church: also takes an active part In tno work of Epwortb League, and in writn on mllilous and educational tonics foi several magazines. How ho found relief Is best told In his own werds: "Somc weeks ago my brother heard mo hiiv something about Indigestion, and taking a box from l.ls pocket said 'Try Stuart's Tablets," I did, and wns promptly relieved. Thon I Inves tigated the nature of tho tablets and became satlsllod that they were made if Just the right things and In Just the right proportions to aid In the assimilation or rood. I hc'irtlly en dorse them In all respects, and 1 keep them constantly on hand.'' 23-2fi-J7-30-l 3-li-MO, tho iiHine or the tnxpujers or of the Republican party to the Uepiibllcan delegation or Marlon county and ask to have their theories engrafted ou the charter? Is it i.ot. ridiculous? Perhaps they want the members or fie delegallon to unite their political fortunes with those or Hln(thaiu otnl? l'ass tlio ohartcr as It stands. A KKl't'llMUAK TAXI'AYKlt. NORTHWliST DKAD. It. H. Woody, 1111 Oregon pioneer ol 18A2,dlcu of kldnoy troublo at Athena, WudnoMlny, lie Mt tho father of Itov. C. A. Woody, of Portland; Ed win Woody, Mrs. Cannon and Mr.. IH1-I1, of Alheuu: and Mrs. Walker, of Cotton, Oil. He lived iu Linn county until IST'.l. Mrs. M. 11. Reus, died at Cove, Jun- uurytJU. She was bum In Mlhsouri, l-'ebiuary 10, 1811, and eaino to Oregon with her parents lu 1HI5, sotlllni; In Marlon i-ounty. Mrs. Maria M. .leHrey died -it Mi ford lust Monday, uued 01 yearn. She li.ul lived In Oregon since lb't. Shu was the mother of Hon, John A. Jef frey of Salem tonnerly a member of the legislature from Jiteksuu ooiiniy. Mis. Mary Chamberluiii. of Hoed Uivor .mntlinr nl.Wil WllL-ire,,' Hiver, .1 lOllier Of t W .J . llklr son and . 1). and Orange Cliuiiilwrlaln, ; died after it brief Illness. In Olden Times People overlooked the Importance or pormanontly bei:elllted elleets and- ivoresitlsrled with transient action; but now that Is nonemlly know that byrup id Ms will permanently over- CAJitiu habltal cnuillpallon, well-In-' formed people will not buy other luxatlves, which act ror ti time, but tlnnlly Injure the svstem, Huv the ' gun n..,mdfl Uy lh'U ,,fori,,ii "IK ! i5irU" Thay All Suy niaaaiom "tspeolnl" Hour nmda b us. 11 1 .... I nav ihjw mat'iiinery benu the world lrylt,- 4 tf PLAyuD OUT. Dull IhsadaUie. Paine in vaiioos parts of lhUidy.ttkinat Ihe p t of lite stwuch, IxtMiit apfietue. Feveiishoess, Pimples or iwesareall .oitive evidence ol impure Krfswui V Wam i ,U mu4t ' remedy and h wl , ewy i,,,, 0a ,...ve,.a.rme I .... I lltMf Die tLBOttv i raiiul l.i. l..l 11.. 1 .Z" THr. wii 3 rT"" "!". i ""w leniuHiou Mtnii't nnur .a... m .,, , UVSPEPSIA CAN HK rnkfj-n m UMMM Ami - rs... ... .M.. "". T "" "yiMa lawets. Oee 1 ill, ""e wi-mea. -aoM ia luadMMse 1 Urn- ft Hruoii. dtugsitu. Mr S A. KaeWer. Wuwe the Mi an jfMFIa.,) Hustler, uifttted WinWy from. ' o . SLTi-ir qy. lh,",w Ja of others use thw reattxly a. a sw.hc ' lor U ( nme.md iu ..luu.,,... ., :' h:&uw, SICK 1IKAUACI1K AHioi 1 1 vi , v-, ' CSisXrillu! " coswifsutat and MiigaMtoa, aukes yoa en. s ecu. work a.i hW. StU(acta eranteedV 1 , O.S1O30r!r 01 t4sshs WasjiYMlsMikiMswb '&&ja .KXPCKUNCk IS THK hwC.". wsaMdiaie relie saostey refaaded c 5 1 &Qamgm WmWLSPwlK ii Never Rode So Fast In mv life," says a Portland, Ore., inan'who recently went cast via Hillings and the Hiirllngton Itoute. "Several or us kept tab on the speed or the train; o,. miles un hour was about the average 1nlt. lint 00 was so common that utter a while we did not even com ment on It. You certainly have THE track." Oniaha-Chlcago-Kunaas Oily St. Louis all points east and south. A.C.SIIELD'JN. Ocn'l Agent, Portland, Or. YAQUINA KOUTJ3 Corvallis k Eastern Railroad connecting ut YAQl'IN A w tali tlio YAQUIXA HAY STBA&ISIIIP COMPANY 8TKAMKK8 "WEEOTT" I'lrati'laM In oer rmpwt. The nlne tteai.if r l due to Mill from Yrtriulon ecij I'ltjlit ilny. Hhorfnt Itoute Jlolutvii HcImcq Yallc) i'oibls and hn Francises Hare: AllMiiy bikI I'olnu W'it tu Atn TiHiiolK'n CiiIjIii .lO.fJO Kniiiid Trli.............. 1T.U0 II t. WAI.IIKN, KbWIN STONK, T. K a r. A. Mmmger. J. I I'ltN'Kl',. Airout, Allnj . Oic WlM.iMhTTK UIVKK DIVISION STEAMER WM. M, HOAG, I tlllll CO. Itrtrtlrt'. ItiiniiliiK I'oIhilmi 1'ortlrtinl ami CorvnIll. Hto')litf lit all un) IftiidiiiKH. ItlVim SClIKIH'I.i:. liOWN'- '1ik'mIiij, TliiirMlii)n nml Hilli(l)n. Ia8m CnrvHlIU fin in. I.t-nit'H Allmnv 7 k in I Iph llucim VlnlH Sk in. I.OHM'K IlllVVlltleillt. !h. in. Ine SHltiiii.. ................. .........Ida. m. U'MOH NowIktic ....... .....ll-l) . Arrhe I'urtlHiKl ... )j I T MoiiilHyn, VixliiiHiH)HMiiit t'rlilHyn. I cnveii 1'iirllHiiil .. fi h. id. Ui'n .NcHlKr I0-.1i)h. in ! HhIviii.... i au ii. in, tw iiiUix-iintief t.m p. iii, lHM'M llnuini Vliiltt...... ... 7 Wl p. in U-uu'i Allxoiy... ...... ...... U-fttl p. in. Arrito t'oniifllii.... -.......tl :(ki p. m. Hie olOHiiiur luu Ihmii wiiljl with flrt oIhkk HtroiiiinixlHtloiiPi, liu'lmllnif hii ul.iint plniio. untunwMcii Kir enrrjuiK ikmii irfinnt nml lhtPk-FiHitnl Stutc ulrt'Pt. .. MAKKTX, Ap'iil. mim. On-null. i'.8fl.l.lVAN,Snpl. Albans , ori-irrin (liurrnn Ql.a.t linn uncoil uiuii iiitii 111 '1 lie lllri't't llouii' tu Montana, Utah. Colorado ami all Eastern Points Uvr cliiili-u of two (nviirllii ron(', via Hit- I iilim I'm-ltli- I'm1 Mull l.liif, or tlic Itlo i,rulo Seville l.liu-i. LtHik ut the time H iMyc to Salt Lake t IMyslo Deliver :y DaystoCliicaKo It Days to New York 1 pm, iiiming cimir cn.. ipimi.tori tour lt SlHPplnic ('Mm. nml Pnllnmn I'.iUk-o fiHKriiirrtt.Mi on hii tniliia. fur further inloriiintloii duply. tn 1IOIHK A IIVHKKK. AKOlili.. ShKih, W i: 1 OMAN. Ocu'l Aiienl Co. TCKItY, Tra. Puiw. At. IJITIiirilM., I'orllmul. Or. A Few Interesting Facts . I1" peJ'l,,e r '"iil'li'lin( a trip Hllclir w. Inihimm w pleasure, thy natur. ally want tlw ! service oiaiiiable so lr as (imi, comtort ami sifety is concerned, hinploye of the Wiscoiwin Central Linns ate iil lo srve die public ami our trains are tiUlidUerKincHnw at all UaciST pnu l'ullmtn MaM Sleeiiioir ami Chair cr on ilironKl. train. DinhiK car Kivice unexcelled. Meals a laCane. leader tooUtam tins fust-clu mimc- atk ,lie Ui agent .0 mII you a ticket over TIIIMVM'IIVQIV PRVTIMI I iviv Hi" loLUoK InsMHAIi LliNhS IH nk. dhrrt coeolbn at ll Chicago, MilwaHkee ami all lnlf Kast. nnj.rAI.ul ym . ... .u.t. -,.. - - .. ' any Iwrtaer infoinuuioa call wi any - iikei aKent or correpomt with J AS. C, l"ONI), General Pass. Agom. -MS.A.CWCK. MlUU,K""'W ttetiersl A-nt, tb Stuk Street, PoarLA.sn. Oaa. '' W PWa,'w' ,hin ""y ert ihe a eatesi 3 .HfTi iT a fwatha toWhJijitot ILau X?y . - . ' ""'v iMtimHiAMznzrr- . . 1 . v .. -"- rMT" imri brif- MHtHM IDUUUI M IflkMA t. .......1 ' . ihhi sooumi ue taken to avoid rSI. 1 zr Mimv" ' wih Cure. A ntwiiu nuA 1 i m .... " m-mwn m aiuill If. 1 a adAd er,ii.r va -;i...inM journal -icirtci'irrr, " .e mimi. CoattitCtiie lot I. 1 1 stoic. "MUli. M, B-. I Iril.l . "W m MlfW --i.rai-j.'03jtI a . - v .. ' --2 Yvii ton kimtt Bsval (Zms CASTORS A For Infants and Children. Me Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of t&$f?&&. CURE YOURSELF! I l.if fur uui jt- ,..haiit mSui.iiuk j, irr Ikliubt ..r .. . ran ci relBMs. ul ui'i .liia. siKsOateruCo. '' ' I' '.B!..'' ja EwSf ill1 -J- H S-erwM mhhi'i. U7S"jt minimal MiuiwfcuiUMUHimtjj.M..rfcit TIMK SCIIEtlUIK. l'rom Po rtlahd. ARKIVE. l'ait Mail 8 pin Salt L'lke. Denver Kt. Worth. Omaha, Kansas City, St Louts, Chicago nml Halt. "'45 P.m Spokane Flyer Walla WaIIp, Spokane.1 Spokane .-Minneapolis, bt. rnul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi cno nml Hast r Iyer n tu s.'io p.m 8 p in OC1-AN STEAMalllt'S. I'or Sin Francisco. K!l every flv-e ttay 8 inn CULUM1IIA H1VICR SriJAMKUS ex, Sun, Satuitirty lop iu To Astoria nnd way lamt 4 pm ex hun itifji, WII.LAM1J 1TB RIVERS Ar Salem tv o Por timid, New burg nnd Way Indlngi. 0 p.m. Mum Weih 1-ri Tu Tlmr Sat 3:30 J m Salem 711511 m iViurhu nml Sat 10a in, ll-'or I).iytmi Men WW Kri Wll.LAMElTB RIVEh Ar S.dem to n m Aion Wed anJ I. Salem Tu.'lhur Corvallis AlUtuy nml Way Points. hat 3i- WILLAMETTE 1HVBU DIVISIONS -Dally bam to Portland as nbove. Translir to stteet car line At Orcg I'Uv If the nteamers arc delayed tlu-rc Ouu'd trip tickets to nllpulntsin Orogon. W'ainlr.g ton, or California. Connect o t nude at Port land with all rati, ocean an.-lrivcrliinM. W. H. IIUKl.UUKT. Cx-n'l l'.is. Aut Portland, O'. G. M.PUWKUS. Agnt, Trade trect do.k Sftlem, HOISE & IIAUUEK, City Agentk. TAKh THE-. Canadian Pacific R.R And Soo Pacific Lino -TO- hUI,IHWHjlW St. Paul Clnenfo I'tilMUlpliia Washington Mou I real Toronto N'uw Yoik 1 ,, , . . Notion n nun H)inHetiitauu stii'tlienit. (hlMt utM, btivioc mid dationii acco.nnn- Through toutit sloeieris to Minneapolis, bl.Ianl, loronti), Montreul, ami Ito.lon wiilwit chanjje Canmlian Pacific Ihihvay Go's. Mm lieofsianuhi to Jnmn ami China, 'ITie luiest and (iiien !ii on th PaeiHc uceAii Sjhmiest ami Imst route to tlu otlent Canadian Auslralian To llonoliil-, Fiji nml sltoftrtil route t th colome.. S. S. Co. Australia The tor rates, fo 'ers and any inforiation call cm or address C. M b-cUoad, Acent, Office I'hM-e No. ,.. afe cummorci.il at. KeUleuce Phmw o. 55. balcm, Ore . , .. 'I- 'I AllUOT. Agem, 116 liurd str.-et, lorlla.ij, Or, . , . Ii J. COYLE, niMrlcl Pussvoijcr Aeit. Vancouver, M. '" EAST AND SOUTH VIA PE SHASTA RO'JTE OK THE Southern Pacific Co Kxr-KRas TRAI 6so7Tm"JT.v..."1'o i'SAM) Ar. San KXrKRS TRAIHS WIN DAILY 6 SOU V M"iLv. . "I'ortlan.l Ar ,.... . .. !ieiu .. .Lv il.'OO A M Francisco Lv I S.-oo i m 1-1 pi. 1 ,l,puM.in l,fjnoip5l stationr Jellewon, Albsmy .Tanjjent. hl.wlds, Haltey, UtUge Grove, Uru.n, Oakland, and all su ikjns how HoMdWlg l0 Ashland, inclusive. " MAIL. OAILV. 'ortlaml io.'SS a M 5.'o r m .Ar Lv Lv 4. '30 f M 1 50. p M 7.'30 A M Kaleio... Kntebui);. . '"n nueet sleeper and econd-cln8 Jeepincar?.uehel to all throuijh train, VSL-VfiilDKUI VISION? "BTlVtaN WTLAND AND CoKVALLlS. Mail naias daily exceut Sunday. .IT "I1- --IWla.. Arls.-Soi-M ,"iIMf -orvanwLvf i.-aoPM t,$l.A?L " t'wvallU conne7rMtli lulas of tbe O. C. &: K. Hv. xtltlto in aim daily LExcF.pr sundav. 2". I t rjTriVMUnd. . Ari S.-2S"a m 7-30 f H l.r NTeMlnnvilU I .. (. r ..f. . .. jLl r inJepemlencc Lvj 4.-50 a w Direct connections at !an 1-nviciKo wuli Occidental aud Oriental aiul I'ac.iic mail steamship Hum for 1AIAN AND CHINA Sailing dates on aniiueation Raws aiui tickets to Pastern points 1 auiope. AlwlAt'AN, CHINA, IIONO i.ULUana AUblUALLIA.caa beohtatnM fm W. W. SKINNEU,' Ticket A'"n -UCIII, C. II. MAUKHAM. l V tl A. 1'orlUni yf-- - -agjvf viuwumtwrs ATRfMPWWDUR!JiQ inan rtHt M '.irf'QWI, U, I GRANT Ai1 J It 1Mb, -r iY ssflvviiY:.in MOUMENTAU BRONZE CO. BR1DCEP0RT, CONN W'.it. Ut, I'l lit I.I I Uf liMli 1, vi uiiuiiiiK i,k, 'wLllr.'ul l,,M, akee the ONLY miM MrM ii Mirua Marble n ihum stuping reekms r A- cti-Hiiiinf or , it ris.iilrwl. URPAR.T IX)R a.'joAMi LvTiTT M-v.... I Ar ... jJsfi WM ii!r iiT T c i.ttT wi,,r'o rw., - UM Si . ill Ji I c f.tti.1 ur .. ta.Mri.i).Eg T, a WAIT, Agent, ' VlU. ivT. AXp 180 bTATC ST. rYaA. rMt .1 t y as.C I, M leTrlfc P jr ik fU,u . , ' b viiv, mr, ft . r a bcAl - , ".-.uu kMl aft-JJ ( f SAU2M, ORE. ,,tMse ffalJ vllrW. ds7tl SfcSS?H