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Newspaper Page TextmnfWIi" 'fM'Wi'iiIH i.HiH)j.Hl,.iIUIiiiii i,tWUHiiijiiiiniHiHiillaP .Waft wdmm s ft Cordial IwifafioD Is hereby extended to all buyers and prospective buy ers of children's and Ijoys suits, to call at our store and examine the new lines of Vestees, Reefers and Josies just received. They come direct from New Y6rk, are perfect beauties and can not fail to please mothers who delight in dressing their little ones neatly and stylishly. Styles and patterns ar exclusive and they cost no more than goods you see displayed in every, window. 11.50 to $7.50. Animatiscapes given away with suits. m-. ii. W. Johnson and Company Salem, 257 Commercial Street. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. $ UV HOtfKH UMOTHBUS. FIUDAV Al'IUL7, 18tK). Dully, Ons Yenr 53.00, In Advance $?' OftHr, Tour Mouths $1 CO. 1? Advico. Weaklr, On Yonr 31.00, In Advance A OOOD PUATFOnM. CQOALaad esart juitlei to all men, of what-iMM-rer irUMlm, rclhtlou or tielljlMl: peww, commerce, and niend.hlp with hit n tlom.iilnKlln allanrni with nunc; th np jxrl of tho stato xuvamments In all their rijbu. a Ifco moit onmpatimt administration foi our ilomwtlo onncfrn. and the surrtl bulwarks ajralastanlMtonubllosn bm'lenolo"! the prcMr rto'j ol llitiaml Kurrnment In IU whola constitutional tlor at tba nhtsl aurhor at oat eo at noma ami Mtlety auriMi religien: frtmlom of tlm pre ipl tween GUfcaxo mid the Missouri Uivcr. I'erronn wishing to fecuro n copy of tlio DurlluKton Illustrated booklet should send an address to tlielrngcnts, Mr. A. C. Sheldon, Portland, or J. Francis, 0'iinlin, WHY WE EXPAND. Mtletv shriMili irMilom o r.t.A ..... il...n IliqiVDi M'TVM.fM. VI inv 1'iv ----- .i.v'w nmioiuiM iurm lji DriK'H ommcuatioo winen Iim Ron before u. ami guklMl (Mir step llirougu an ag ol ravwuiion ami rsrormaiimi. SOME RAILWAY ACHIEVEMENTS In tlio bustlo or forcluti affairs tlio American people aro apt to forget the rjal progress bclnir made In the nm torlnl development of tlio mother country as wo now must call the United btutcs with their brood of adopted children of tlio hcms. This Is called to our uttontlon by a pnuiphlal out out by tlio Konernl patsenficr HKont of tlio ilurllnton system of rallwnj, Mr. J. Kranuls, mauuKcr. We toko pleasure In station such fuels for the bencllt of persons roIiiu cask who will want to go by the wonderful "Q" system. The fast time referred to wan made In cotiipetl tlon with another lino that U tun tulles shorter than tho Uurllnuton and yet from tlio record tho Ourlltiu ton hus tho fiisUit limn between ChloiKQ and Council Uluff. Tlio public know that tho trans continental mall is carried by tho JJurllriKton Kouto between UIiIcjiko and Council 11 luffs, and has been since March 11, 1881. Tlio average time for 'tho new until rnirrlco between New York und Ban Kianelsco h.37 miles nn hour, but tho schcdtilo tl no of tho UurlliiKlon fast mull Is 43 miles an hour or 11 miles an hour fast er.tbau tho avcrayo tltuu from ocean to ocean. This time Is Inoluslvo of all stops. Frequently the .liudlnuton fait mall has run from 60 u DO miles an bour to make up lott tlmu thruuuh delayed conuectlng trains. On the niylil of February 17 It covcriHl 600 utiles In 0 hours and 14 minutes full time, and In 8 hours and 4t minutes actual runuluir tlino This Is the fad est time ever mado by any railroad be- RJBI An Excellent Combination. Jlh pleaaaut ihcUkhI tud bmeflotul sweat w the well known rmuody. Hvmr wr Fiaa, mamtfiteiurvri by ifi CAUroKXU Fio Stuvv to. !Uutrutt M valtw of obUlnlnjr the Itquitt lw. r i priulplfe f tilauU Uvwwn to U MMdtoiually latxatlro and ih-vmhUhk lawn is tl farm moat rvfrwlihis' tutke Ut od aeeeptable to th systoia It k the one perfect triijft.fiUifr lxa tlvv eleaaaliM' H19 sytm eiriwtuBJU , OiflliBr alJ, heatlauhpc and tvvn lfMUy 't totaptly ud enabling wue ioevvroam habitual unbtiiatHm jwr- HUBwutly. Ita rwrfwt frcdw fiia MVpry Me5ltHinblo AHuhti ntul n.h n4m, and IU aotinir oa tliw kUlu?y. I Ikar aiul bowel, tvJUtout wwWfnL' I w krlUttefl them, uiako it th dml ' WJWW4JVB MOnE PnACTICAL EDUCATION THE NEED OF THE AOE. Tho Kindergarten MaKailno for April tikes up and publishes rcpllos to tho misrepresentations of I ho Kindergarten child lo tho Atlantic Monthly. Atl honest KindcrxarLnorH admit that ninny faults havo been In practice but the flippant and rory smart treatment tho writer in tho Atlantic was roally unworthy of that publication. The cryiiiKOTll of tho ho Is that our public rchools nro turning out our youth with no lore for industry or tho arts, Our boys and Klrls nre nclthor willing to work or learn n trade. What shall bo dono is tho Muccdonlan cry. To no through u town of n thousand peo ple and Und not one boy apprenticed to learn a trudo, and nearly every Industry starvlnu und crippled by maohlnu-uiado products on tho mar ket, Is enough to cauve any person who can look boyond tho present to shud der. If the klndorKirteusystom oan chutiuo these conditions backwards or forwards It cannot muko them worse and IIioho of us who huvo faithfully tried tho kluderitartcn know that it does sot l ho crwttlvo cnorKlos of a child Into activity and that It does Inspire a lovo for naturu und the handiwork of uiuo and God that tho child that has not had tho touch of tho Froubellun plan Is u rtratiKor unto. Tho pruiont educational system loaves tho child with an equipment of lutelloclual training, but tho moral and ethical faculties aio almost untouohed oxecpt as tho community life In a Christian statu dovclops them, lie has nut learned to uw his hands oxecpt nt marble, shinny, baseball and football. The lovo u( sport is not supplemented by a lovo of work Ho has not learned Kttrdcnlntr, botany or horticulture, lie does not know tho oummon Held plants und flowors. He Iuh not lttrnwl the IntenlepondeHW et soalal life nor bsonme uwlf-si-talRlnt; faator of the sauisu 1 f he ann- notKetaolorkslilpIn a loulalattirx or a UiwllnK alloy ho has no eslstonee, exeentas a burden upon the family or society. And what Is mnru pitiable, after all, than a youiiR' man or woman without a trade, with nothlnK todo, waiting for tha opportunity that never ooium, fur tho slmpte roamiH that wo do not live In awvrklsf ehance, but a wrld whero thare Is a very poor olatiuo for the vluttm of au eduoatloual system that leaves him ij cripple. f" - - "j-j-a Explanation of the Woiking of Provi dence in the Late War. A reader of Tub .foutiNAC brings an followlm; article under the ittMive liendlnKsaod asks us to publish tin same h on antl-vxpunslnn view of the result of the war with .Spain. We only rrjjret that we do not know what Mio politics of the paper aro or where It Is published. Et. J. From ibr DsptUt Wekljr BtsndirJ. Q Why did the United States nn to war with .Spain ? A. To help the Cuban. Q. What was the matter with the Cubans ? A. Spain would not let them be independent. H. What clso? A. Spain troatcd the Inhabitant cruelly In trying to suppress rebellion, Q, How did tho war result? A. Spain was badly defeated. . Q, Why was she dofeatod? A. fle'ttuse wc had better buiir and bet tor men lo aim them. Q. When tho war was over, what did the government do for tho Cubans? A, Not much of anything, except to allow charitably din rosed persons to feed a few of tho starving people. Q. Then the war was not an entire success ? A. Oh, yes, for It opened a way for us to expand. Q. Why did wc need to expand? A. Uccauso there w not room enough In the United Statos for all the politicians who wanted jobs. This Is not tho reason usually published. Q. How did It happen that the op portunity to expand came Just nt the time whon It wns needed ? A. Some say It was providential. Q. How can wo be sure that It was pruvJdontlal ? A. Ik-en ufo Dewey sunk one Spanish fleet without .losing n man, and Schley and 'Sampson sunk another with tho loss of one killed. Q, Wlnt does that prove? A. It proves that It Is our manifest, destiny to expand. t2 What connection havo those two naval vlctorlos with expansion ? A. The one gave us control of Ma nila, tho other of Cuba und Puerto Hlco. Q. What kind of control? A. 1'cs soMion by right of conquest. (2. Did we doclaro a war of con quest? A. Nn; we declared war to help tho Cubans, and tho prosldcnt said that wo did not desire to acquire territery: but that was boforo wo knew Hint wu needed lo expand. Q. When did wo find that out? A. Tho newspapers found It out during tho week beginning May 1, 18D3; tho religious newspapers (some of them) found ll out about J ul' I; the prnsl dent found It out when he hoard the crowds applaud his remarks at vurlout railroad depots lr. the west. Q. Aro you sure that wis tho time the President made up his mind to oxpiml ? A. Tho newspaper Hay so. Q Why do the religious newspapers und the ministers want to expand? A. Uecauofl they think mlssonarlo should be sent to the Philippines. Q. Why uunuot mlMluuarloH be soot to tiie Philippines under u Unltud KUte protectorate without nunoxlng thoWUiud? A. Nobody knows, Q. What olhor argument Is there for expansion y A. The commercial argumaiiu The annual revenue of rule CEtEBnATtO ' jLjJMxw )v S'vKSS5alfIr RLOOD U Glvos LIFF. ir It's pore health If Its Impure di sease Urate -ti r'ft KLniuqf li t Hitters runkc' 'fy the purot and IILIIlKIl UlUCU It prcventsdl pconc iiy strengthening the stomach it curosd (scute In tho same way. It has never failed wc don't believe It can fall. Try IU 4 .1 cod "They Fil Ihc Feet as Nature Intended:" K .STOMACH I tf BITTERS No Libel Intended. TllK HM.HU JOUK.NAL ( TUMtlat has this; "HUNhtUti on the strww that I)lk county narrnwly tvwitirwui a.. lob on the new eurt Immim that l so ng up. Tlierv 1 a grttdui of klakluc n eeriaiu quauom that lite omttraet lias Uu let to low. but tha nmiNi. oraatbalotu are salUtied with thair bid. The onlv oautraalnr fmm 1.',,..., that bid on Hid jub was Mr. U N Ueoey. and hoc the aruole muu mean him at one of the tbrt. Ho In forms us that the artielai lalw and lltMlkiu tti every rwrileulari that be was not even MHioBd lowoat. a Port land firm. J a iirM-. .- r, vLr.. i. i:ri" -.-: : r v,..vwi. '"w mn ncv -tu in r.ro v vau I'auou ti wouiu uuv uriitlKo us If Thh 'JOUKNAL was roinlllil In nmt tttt Ift-lltllfllllhAMd lit 11 M.ll.l... M A 1 tb MtXU Of mumifuBlurlnri- Am l.ii... l-. ,...., n..ut KlXM1 i x -" - -w-m "w ! vv 9 itn 1 11 . wrv atm, m mcy ar ineaaani to tnc htste, but tho wwulalual tjuaUtlwiof tba rwu&jr i obtained from Muoa ami Swr wrowatlo plaHta. by a hm11h4 own jo tkv CiuroKKU Pia &wv . oh. Iq orr to if bnNlal MvXsi&4 V9 aroM twltuH, 4wti Tun Joi'KNAt. only printed what was common street talk amooif bulk era aud com rao tors at Saktiw. for wiiloh ulwujs 1 yood deal allowance f houhl bo made. Thero was no kaowl- wyi.aniW tM full pameomwCWpaaj od(,' en our part that there was any puu-l m feh froHt of wry iiin refteotion Intended to tho ruwer as OUMMHtA FKJ SVRUP C30, wught by the reportor. JWAJf W00. RAU - . jrsw roxc. r t. riim.Him!n..v4 -. thksjkMu, J truftrjiZZZ tho Philippines under Spanish has traoc nlxjiit 81 1,000,000. Q. What has been the not revenue after the expense of nduilnUtratluii wore paid ? A. It Is stated at lw than (.100.000. (j. What Is the largest rnveuuc that tho Unltud Suites could expect tinder the mh government ? A. Po lbly as mueh as $10,00,000. Q. What would be the cott of the army mid navy osco-Hary to oonqtie r tho rebellious onvugcw of tho archiivsl ago? A, Not ios than 90.000,000 u year, ntid probably mueh mora. After the Islands wero paeltiod tho annual oxponses wotihl be ut least W,otX)1000. Q. Wham Is thtt pro tit the United Htatosexeols coming from, ospeelallv as she hus promised Spuin i0,000,ooo InadrntiM? A. Nobody know. Q. Who will pay the bills? A. Kv- erybody who buys ton, patent modi eltios, money orders or wa cheeks or exprots reoolptsor teUgniHis. Q Will thS4 tttxs be suttlclent? a. rrouawy notj may will nave to bo luerasd or now ottat addd. Q Is thero any other argumant for xpaoslun. A. Vos; the Amerlean flag muu never bo hauled down. Q. Duos not that depend on the reoaon for whlelt Ute flog Is ItaubMl up? A. Nu. Q. What Is the logknl suwri of UiU argument? A. Thura U ihmw. Hut ll sounds well. y. if wo nttnox the Phlllpplufs what shall we do with Uiimii? a. Uovorn thw as a oulutty. Q Will their rortUUv Hav a voice in the kowhkhhii of tbe United Stalat ? A. Of Mrt mt, except pcxwIWy oe oiluctiWst iUr out of several huastiwl iHkaWUau The rost aro not Nt fur elUsctal HiHlivoverwUI U. aeoonllwg u our klaasof lcroU goverameaU x. That will b 'UixatMNi wltuout rHreentaihMi,,'wintt? a. You may call It that If younooo Qn wwiiwMiwny. Q. I)WI AtuerlaRS vr o)t u tatplaol? .. Uatlier vlgrttly, about IK years ag. Q. What is tba stroagt ami hkmI unMiasii arguant &t&m kj ia x paHilonUta? A. TUat , a t,trog natloB. should govern Umk who en. at govern UMtusalv?, siiuHr for their own good, wmd IMovMaaoa opens the way. CJ. Have we bad any xfrie, H Wtat line? A. Vest we bare Wwst trying to govern the Indian far aWit a eoatnry. i Q. lis? a. WtUi vaHaifad! afijeaU bai wljliky asd army rla. Q. Hw havo uMded . w hiiva killed a good mauy of lUtm, a: large expense. Those that are left are doing their best to be repcctable In spite of tho government. Q. This proves that wo nro ready now toi undertake the enlightenment and paternal care of 8,000,000 Filipinos as permanent wards or the United States In one of Its territories? A. Yes, mistake may havo been made In the past, but thoc should bo forgotten when the-natlon contemplates undar taking so lurgc and generous n task. Q. Do the Filipinos want to bo an nexed? A. None that have given their views to tho pros'. Q. J f they protest, what shall wo do? A. Annex them anyway. 0. What will people say of this buslnoss llfty years from now ? A. They may say moan things, but wo shall be out of tho way. A Hundred Reasons. Can be given why Stuart's Dyspep sia Tablets aro the best and most ef fectual cure for every form of ludlgof tlon. They aro In the tablet form which retains their good qualities Indefin itely, whllo liquid preparations be come stale und usoloss with age. Tlioy nro convenient, can bo carried In tho pocket nnd taken when needed. They nre pleasant to take. Aftor oaeh meal dtsolve one or two of them in tho mouth and. mingling with the food, they constitute a por fact digestive, absolutely wife for the iiKMt sensitive stomnuh- They dlgtwt the food before It lias lime to ferment, thus prcvontlng-lhe formation of gas and keoplng tho nlood pure und freo from the poison, ous products of fermentod, half dl grsled food, Stuart's Dyspepsia TablaUt Is the only remedy designed ospor-lally for the euro of slotmu-h troubles nod nothing oImj. Oiio dlsoaM), one ruuiady; tha sue enful phyilolun of today Is the spa eltillst. tho 8tiMO-tful madluino In the modlclne proparod onpeclally for one ilbsu.so. Stuart's Dyrfparslu Tnblolt) mitke the complaxlun clear by keeping the blood pure. They Increase llesh by dlgattlng flash forming foods, A whole ixickuge Ukon nt one lime would not hurt one, but would simply bo u waste of good material. Ovor six thousand muu and women In tho Suite of Mlolilgun alone, have boon on red of Indigestion mid ciysiwp slu by the uso of Sttmrt'd I)ydpepln TableLs. Sold by all druggists at AO eouu; perl (Mckage. kSPIafr Demand Steadily Growing for Jenness Miller SHOES, 7 T X c nre VJLlor"! nre celling more nnd more the famous "Jenuo'-s .Mil- Shoos for womun cvury week' every day ! Our customers nre enthusiastic ovur their suporb littlng nnd wearing qualities, "Tlit?y lit the foet us nature In tended." As stylish and graceful as tlioy are comfortable und equally popular with the young, middle aged and okl ! Ouly to he hud of us In this city. Only $3,50, a u it 1 lnit vuw, uiuun, WANTED ITAXie LW OATS WE.PAY HIOHES1 CASH PRICE. OREGON GRBBiV AND DRIED FRUIT CO. 5S State Street, Salem, Ore KNOCKED DOOIN! HARRITT k LAWRENCE Have knocked down tho price of 11 I TO 75 CTS . . . PER SACK. Every rticlc in the Store in Proportion, HAHRITT & IiAWRENOE, Old P. O. Guockuy "At the Sign of the White Horse' For thirty years I have supplied the trade with "All Home Made" burner of the Be-t California Leathor. Everything that goes out of my shop Is warranted to give satisfaction and 1 nm better equipped to supply the demand than oyer before. My stock Is not . equalled Between Portland and 'Frisco. Manufacturer and Importer of Harness Saddles, Robes, Whips and Horse CLthlng. E. S. Lamport, 289 Commercial street. We arc exclusive agents for THOMSON'S GLOVE FITTING CORSETS, CORSET WAISTS. CORSET COVERS. LADIES SKIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS. eSTA Fine Llnoof Kid Gloves. Get Our Cash Prices and you Make Both Wnys, As We Buy und Sell for Spot Cash. W. H. Hobson, 297 Commerciel St. s 1JRBWSTEK & WHITE, Ul COURT STHECT. Hay, Grain, Mill Feed and Flour A Full Line of Ghass Seeds. TAKE THE Canadian Pacific R.R And 000 Pacific Line -TO- Mu.oeapolis St. I'anl ,uJCOEo Philadelphia Wahlngt6n Montreal - , Toionlo NV.w Yoik Bolton a . all point east and'iovtheast. Cheapest tatei, beitseivice and accommo. datlons 1 hiough tourist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, and lioston without chance Canadian Pacific Railway Go's. Fmpreds Ine of steamships to Japan and Chtna, The tastest nnd fineit ships on the Pacific cccan. Shortest and best JTroule to the orient Canadian Australian S. S. Co, To Honolulu, Fiji and Australia Ths shortest route t the colonics. For rates, fo -'era and any information call on or address, C. M. Luckwood, Agent, Office 1'hor.e No. 40. 283 C'ommcrcUl.st. Residence i'hone No. 55. Salem, Ore 11. H. ABUOT. Agent. 146 Third street. Portland, Or, E J. COYLE, DiUtlcl Passenger Agent, Vancouver, 11. r' tMMVatttmmrj&KamxmrrrBB&aBm&BamcMM Stf OTU MOTTO:-Qulck lalf. small prollts. ALEM SHOE STORE, 88 STATU STRKBT. TO HOP GROWERS, und PanAmtriean Uxpasitton. Tho Kovernor ytMterdny reeelvfld n oommunlautlon frmu Gov. Theodore H(Kwovelt,of New York, inviting the uxooutHe of Oregon and tlio people of the state to participate In nnd attend tho lin-Auiirloii ICvpoiltlon to be hold at the Niagara frontier In 1IWI. The Invitation wns sent under a roww lutlon passed by the legislature of Now York, authorizing an exndlt nre of WO),000 for this oxiwrIHoii. Edwin Plemltig, of Bulfalo, X. Y., It. the goncrul Merotnry of the oxpol-tlon. '2F r- Special price on hop twine. MWnrebuvIng your twine icall pet our prices, Win, Brawn .1 On.,Su!im,Ore.. deal ers in lions, wool, Motmir. Kurs and HopGniwer's SupnllH. :t-:t-ed & w CASTOR! A For Infants and Children. Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought Signature of OcOiXi Chicken Pie Supper. On Krldit) evening from ft to 3 o'clock tho I nil lew of the Cougregn tlnnal ohurrli will ulve one of their original und only chicken pie suppers. l-ft-St 1 m 1 m in. .... It Is ftjuy to catch a cold ami Ay lo ge. rH f it, If yo im OftaMtaitc Cough Cm It etneH coughs, eokls, ami all luo troobk. It Is ploassm in ul, awl ira to Cora. None Urog atoros, m 11 ! I'lospotity wiw to ibe HMO tbus Kvf ts in g.ot cond.non DoWiu's Unl Early UImh are famous Ux too tipatl", sad ail sMtntatsi awl livoc IrooWos. ixtnt Una bto OS. The best is the Cheapest. Russell & Go.'s Engines and Threshers. McCormick Binder and Mowers, Iklno Wagon, Haclne und Columbus Surrnys Hucki und Uugglos. Mewtior drill and rlin l'lnn-MJr rhMi-ii drills ami cu Uinton.. DulTnlo litis harrovrs nnd OMlllraluf i, John l)wr. MhIIbo plowi and harro, HyrticUK. chlllM i!owh. Hopttira kopt in Stock for all nbovo mentioned Goad, Sold by the E. M, Croisan Implement House. No's Sf5 nnd 267 Liberty Street, Salem Oregon Ascncr for the Kusoell Wind Stacker. DltrART FOX o o f Fast Mail 8 pm TIME SCHEDULE. From Portland. Salt Lake. Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansat City, St. Louis, Chicago ana tast. ARRIVK. 6.45 p,ro Spoknne IWalln flyer 230 p.m 8 p m 'alia Walln, SpokaneJSpokane Minneapolis, St. Paul,! Flyer 8.'3o Dululh, Milwaukee Chi cagu and East OCEAN STEAM. HIPS, For San Francisco.' Sail every five days o. c. T. Co's l'AStiESOKK STKAhiKIt I.KAVKH KOK PORTLAND M'D'lr WIuxIh Slid l-ri.Uy ,l)m, Ql'UK TIMK AND ('HEAP ItATKH. DuokUKwmutat and Court S. M. 1. HAI.DWIN. Aawt. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- FE SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE i Southern Pacific Co F-trtESS TMAlKS RUN OAILV 6too' Ml l.v ..Portland" b.-as rMLv....Satein . S.ms am) Ar. San Francisco S 11 m ex, bun. J-aturdn) to p m I vnt Salem 7:15 pm iTuslhu and bat 10a rn. MenWed: Fii COLUMIIIA KIVEU STEAMERS Fo Astoria and way land' 4 pm ex Sun .. ..Monby at 7 per cent.... Iw ntv on wi.ll Improrttl tarm Hint cit) ruperlMM. 'T. K rottD. Orr Hu.t Maolc. A Great Mystery Explaincd Why J. A. Rotan sells un dertaking goods cheaper than any one in the city ..Ar ii Lv (t Mis. hwrk, I'loaHt Kul c u., ssys. "After two docto s gv up my W tu d.c I saved h m In m cooch b ismlk One Min nie touch Cme." It w fve qolclow romedy cr coughs. MMPfli(, One Minu e C'Migti lsn, uu am. -utM Ditij Siosoi. lleoartios a hill .lock or htrotlur. wnll ptptt, sauoldlwr aod VMythuu prUlwliMt to Um Uim. aww) twu iluorn mmsUi of Msft IDOtwM ij ana 1M J-lll A w nrl that's what If life wr or l.ve summer .Uv and its joomry tbi.mKli a sardtn of H..rr. it mltrht W iH.iblr fc.c iwoplr to be rarcla o Uotr health witbuut teanoe evil remits. Unfortunately siuce Adant nd Kvt uere Ortwn ftosn be ltrOeu of KWst. Hfc bas a toilleM jouroey ibrooilb a vunlen of iwwi. Man mtut earn Uead by the fcitlt ebiUUwo its mm ami sutferiisir U both ttM tbe cshm U uiohipKed H4y tiaseo nm Wmm both men and wossmmi ooirWci Uwir bMMss. Man' toil a44ed boroVst of 01 hoalth. TW wooiw J a Mill Ktvoter um !,. uUCm i .1 mmyttu UOIM ROM WoaklMOS bscooies ( In wgMMijr wv Moherboo4 s to ber a hmsmm of ommIl and ber are bn wiik iiu. s. J a. . . . : , . . v m.hv kll. Cf"" . tr Mb! bodies. TbK b boi oss osUbittsHX losoed (or woos ft! ,fc!,J,,, ' orfta. tbat War UaJsay HssVusiouiikin. beak uteotatlsw. oo4 It dooa away wtth tbe triX ? f H" f aMwobeiMton aa4 uuboa Mby attvesit oay sod aiKt Mistbscs TWa4a bav, tuie4 to Ka tsTn"lou lwMsicMSM09ryfMwStlivMftw.v. 1 SK R. HEADACHE AMooOTELY AND wimaiMHtly cured by uis( MoUi Ta. A ploasant barb diiolc. Cuies cosMipation aod 'itdiswtKm, mahos you tat, sfoep, work and h t'liy. SatUfaetKM uotoasa w .. ! back. 35c and toe . l.sss ft HhuU Jmnui inSPEl'SIA CAN HK I UREl) BY umoc AcUr's Djep, Tabltts. Uilk iaUe willRtvo istHModww roUof or mosmv rehuKleU. NsM in baodsome Ha hove ai is Lmm & llrooU Uufxits. UiMotutsM Nwe. Isotlee h livrvby eiyoo ihHl tbo oo purltiurliip ltttUror txsstlnv he twooH II. M. Hraioo, n. n. Rnn und O. J. hhlr:ey uuiitr iti Krai pan ami style of II. U. Bmn c cniMM at Um cny of Katem. ittMa lias litis tiny dlowUvMi hv ...... i eonwttt, Um Mid o. j, Kj,,ru,y Mit UK frwu MMl Hrni and bulrwi. sli bbv.RM(Ulll be.e.fu-r be ctmduolod Jy tM II. M iroi. .od ll J? iMpiii, wbowiu pay , mmuswiiB,, iHMMddtiMattaatnlM th .W liM) vf ll. y. Iimn.ua y Ok. and ah aecsMiat due l. aid Qrtu an DaTabV iti"" " M - ATit (SlKHd) II M. Bkaxsok. ... H.O IUuax. 4 3-llU. O. J. SHISUtY. UIDS POR WOOD. iXSSoiLltV W .-. trr-r . HL F.sl Sar m Mfltul Herschbach, Reigelman BLACKSMITHS anrf WHEELRIGHTS. we win snoe your horse, bulk or .oiwir your wagon or linplHnts. IwIbb located to otay our ptroas naeaBuaraiJtthal our work will Of MlUfacturr. Shop 100 Choektta tru TnWoltona 275. . u 9:jo A M 7.-00 A U fcvoo v u Aliov trains st u at all urincirwl siatinm bet. l'ortlaml and Salem, Turner Mirioo leBerson, Albany, Tangsnt. Shodds, Halsey ilarnsburir, Junction Ciiy, Eugene, Creswell Cottage Urove, Drum, Oakland, and all sta ttons from Koteburg to Ashland, inclusive. HOIKBUKC MAIL, -DAILY. 8.'3o a Ml Lv. .TToTtTand . ". Ar 1 430 f x 10'SS A MVLv.... Salem.... Lvi 50.ru j;jo pm, Ar RoKlwig.. Lv Jj30 a W Pullman buHet sloeper and second-cIaTs sleepMK cars atucbed to all throuh trains VE.Vr SIDE DIVISION. MTWUKN PORTLAND AND CoRVAIXKj Matl t tains daily ptSunday. 7,V a Ml Lv.... Portland.. Arlc.'CoPU 's.'Sr xf Ar . . .CotvalUsLy f 1:20 yu At Albany and Corvallis connoet wit! trains ol the O. C. E. Ry. axrami train pah,v excp.it sunday.j 4.'5PM Lv ...roitUnd.. L t'alcm Tu.'Ihur hit 3P. m VViLUMElTE RIVEKS Ar'Sa'lVtn t'nrllnntl X'atihilr.r ntA VVay Landings. tEor Dayton WILLAMETTE RIVEB Corvallis Albany and Way Points. tV . 6 p.m. Mom Weds Fri Tu Tbur Sat 3:30 p m Ar Salem 10 a m Mon Wed and Fn 7-'30 P M Lr Hrjo P M ) Ar McMiMiville independence . Ari 325 A I leLvV S-"$o A U 1 Lv) 4:50 a uiract connections at haa trancuwo v.itl Oeculenul aud Onontal and Pacific mat suambip 1mm for lAl'AN AND CHINA baihng dates on application Haws and tickets to Eastern points and FSVTf?- JA.I!?1APAN CHINA, UONU LULU and AlStRALUA, can be obta.n fomW. V,'. hKlNNER, Ticket ,. .. R KOEBLER. Masuuer C II. MARKHAM. G. F A P.'Atla tlaid Mechanical Power, So you cat )osr wo-k 4snm. it doata't mi tr whaiDour u uJ uk..u i. 1- TTi duaiie. Wfc. . T.. v 7 w "r teoall.se week to bTniic.y ", ios. Horse stkM. ilesetisg. bswHy sad bosMsswork- t. yosotw. ybosViOB Mojo. toilMSsalw Hot.l -- . ., ,, yo, l-3as The Geo, M, Becler Insurance Ag nih tci oast sod sot um ywsf work wU John Holm, rtiaysio uw front with best rnti and policies. In tlia laartlnjr outupania. Employment Agency, Dn you want wonc, or noatl help of any kind? Apply at (jtW. Rental Agency, WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. Dsily bosts tJ Portland as above. Transfers to street car line nt Oreg. Oitv iftbesieanws arc delayed there ounS tnp tickett to all points in Oregon. Wishing ton, or California. Connwou made at Poit land itb all rail, ocean nndriver lines W. H. HURLUURT. f.en'1 Pit. Atlt Portion, I ll. O. M. POWERS. Agent, Trade street' dock aten. IIOISE & DARKER, City Agents. Oregon Sliou Lino Railroad The Direct Home to Mosfana, Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Poinis Olv elioloe of two laorite routos. via the I'Nlw Fswlfie Fast Mall Una. o? the Wo t.ranae Secnlc lJn. Look nt tlio time 1 Day- to Salt Lake -i Days to Denver 3i Days to CliicaL'o Ii Days to New York rmufailSl5ScJ!'"r CaV: Upholstawsl Tf.11 W 8Jsp4nB Cars, and Pullman iMlaee alirsorte. on ll (rains. Hot furtlH.r Information applyito HOISK A 1IARKEK. Agents. Salew. W E. COMAN". Oen'l Asent C. O. TKRRV. Trav. Pass. Agt HI ThlnJ St.. Portland wat, Rtsisur at rroperty to our aeeocy. SS8 OcwMEssdAL SntMr, iAt.K. YAQUINA KOUTB Corvallis Uasicrn Railroad ConnootlnR at Y.VQL'INA with tho YAQOIiVA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY STEAMERS tf AUAUKJ XX" re cat. The above it nwi um miyy ui - t, k.. . . - -s --.jcr ' - '. u i. . . . " x - . . 1 !!. vb uu9 in auuoupuik uuuuuruH bbut aaar sbtbub Uk ' EsstS 99m, ! QtWkMl LAYSO OPT ZJ.T??1 l,, sm ar aar otaor r ,nw wr wrw9m Mil W1H uWSUXIa lMUiwpsMaae. Laaa4raf ansa. Dissolution Notlc. "?.?? " rlran thafc Us fflJIIH os) IT LAST! Leas We Poafas. W'aMsHW of WaosUmft kul t.. swis rwey yn,f, ft, Vntwt tw m4 i?at t tou of fijsoh - .ansN.4autH ukw Mr HaMr V4i "M HXlllHMC4iel hy -sUk l.wvi i ia t.i..".s. .ol-0k kSr.U n SNmw 1 . K hi . . . . KlKMl 4Skk ut . i. k u s ,a s,, . . . ' 1 -J rr u.vf.tB. "V .SW ' 1 .-.rU test, s ..taTSKTiS Mkm.ua ! "WttMUta buiueM at MahnJ" luacWr th arm nt,it th 1(11 t.r SI 'U evtvtax acksWaCwaas k. iMwuusgsa nai k njtsrs f uikkh M si r nrT:. H x vJ iHWO tWlMsWHUVls "a -vatj i Hf 7' ! ,.) vCr ,,::" "il" Ml rtolaaa at Use usd aland. MW,' .7 J Haduy T. WH.Tt M... Ki "". ""'" ii !. ManoocWi.0, 12a hu Good News for the Suffering Public, TV aaiitaaiHvak wv were doeralned to DcCaak Voaw.,AeWu,u hare , a84 Aftk ,, "dwim ioso c4foa4 court. -aisaatWsoa aaaous and tby wriPUasa! to ifea Ma fei bweu a.4 cast csste otbe . Dr Cok auVos a , i does no- ttcHtgaaajtaugi tr cutetbesB. If too bsve a IiImuI s.' , PtwveU tH ovaty Masr U due to sail from Yaqulna wory eight daw. Sbostst Route dttvoan Um Valley Mots and hu Ymtiw Haw: Albany aad taints West to San FranafXP Osbln. HaMNd Tttp.. U WAUJKC, T F. A P. A. .118.00 . 1T.00 EDWIN STONE. Manaeor J. turner.. Anont. Albany. Ore , WILUMETTK RIVER PIVISION STEAMER WM M. HOAG, CatXalu Geo. Baafee. llHHUlnf bituiwi, rw...i.. ... ... sUsutatalTVay-Undn'r4 mml "". RIVBU SCHEPULE. nOW.S-Twsdsjr,. Thurs.lays and Sandavs. leaves 0rrlHs ouj.. U6Sllueua Vista '" "?? 5' Jvo. IMepeuden7erZZZrrr!!: I il S Lves 8afm- h- ro Uavos NewbeJI- Hiu ? .rrtve rvnlswl. ZS!!,, wdesJay.naKrId;ys, n J Uavos Portsanl.. Uaas NowborsIZ" Imif Sibsa.!ni HZ'JZ ;r?ie. tr :"" -w- ! a. m .lOrfga. u - wmn . 9sW D. Bl .11; p. m equipped "lib flrst aatodlnr an elerant UWM Arrtve GmanCTl" Tba sUasuer bs bn JJ" wasauwaaMan,, , FlBpr l" '"J" ttbsseltht aid IVck-ot Stau ,!,,. O. MAZRTZ, Airsat. Salsm, Orra C.BCLUVAN.BtH. AlUuy, ri ..ji' 4iu help send Kim u. t OOK. altaooaUe. 3-1 Ubeny str e ,. ' ' &r"imw&&2!'