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Is hereby extended to all buyers and prospective buy-
ttvs of children's and boys' suits, to call at oupstore
ihdf examine the new lines of Vestees, Reefers and
JoSies just received. They come direct from New
3 York, -are perfect beauties and can not fail to "please
mothers who delight in dressing their little ones neatly
and 'Stylishly. Styles, and patterns are exclusive and
, they cost no more than goods you see displayed in
4., every window.
$.50 to $7.50.
Animatiscapes given away with suits.
& W Johnsoo and Company Salem.
257 Commercial Street.
Pare Tea
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BV HOKKlt BWOTHBR9,
HATUIIDAY AI'IML 8, 1809.
Daily, Ono Year 93.00, In Advance
Dully, rour Montlui $1 00. ! Advance,
Weekly, One Yonr 81.00, In Advnnco
A GOOD PLATFORM.
EQUAL ami Mart Jtittlr lo all men, of what-
-u4er rwtraUkilnn. rrllflnna or nelltlPMl:
inn: I!., nun.
port of tlm Ui government In nil their right,
pefcoc, ooimnort'c, and rrUiidhlp with 11 nt
llonr-nUiuHiiK alln with nona; tl, u
nut ot tlm alula nonrntnent In alUhnlr rlirlil
a Ilia molt coratxitent dinlultrtloD for our
nomrmio mincer in. ami mo tnrm bulwark
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pence M noma una Mtntty altroriili inwJdom o
on of I tin general itorerumeiit In It wtiula
foiutltallonal vigor, m tlm f licet anchor ol oar
it noma and mltty aliroriili irwodnm a
religion; freedom of the vrm ... thoto
through an ago of revolution unit rjformntiim
principle r.irm tha bright convolution wlilcli
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TllOUABJKfFl'.UHON
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CALL 1'OR CONVKNTION.
To Ue Held at Cincinnati, Ohio, May a,
3 antl 4, 1899,
The third annual convention of the
Nationul Good Citizenship League
will bo held ub Cincinnati, MuyS, 3,
and 4, 161)0, The proceeding general
discussion, nnd proifrum of rtddrennca
frotn well known and representatives
Hpeukcru, will bu In accordance with
the alius and object ol this move
ment, which lirlelly stated aro at fol
lowi: lHtl'nlllcnilon of reform forcos.
tttidi'miutiMoti of the study and
practice of Kood cltUotishlii,
3rd Kclcotlttlmii at the primary,
uiucuu and convention nelcctlon of
the best and most competent In
riiiinlriullau candlduten for public
tilllcc.
"4th Direct lutflNlatlon Uirouh tbo
Initiative and referendum,
6tli Proportional representation.
8lh Thd Imperative Mandate.
A hrita majority of tlio American
people aro In fuvorof various Import
ant reforiussouio of whloh, under ox
lutliiH comlllloim, could never bo ob
ttilncd, while olheri would require
vovoral decades -for their consuuutw
Hon. The only remedy in oiKht Is
a Kuluiury cIiuuku In tlicko adverse
uondltlotis, a removal of the barriers
that block the way or proitreM and
reform, History and experience teach
us that in union there Is utreiiKtli
united we succeed, divided wo fall.
What wq need and what wo must
have, If we hop for kuccoas, is unity
of purpose and concert of uollun. Fur
these ends and nlutiu these linos, that
the nation may be saved from porll,our
homes be resoued.our sous und OuukIi
Urn saved to all that U hott In
ttio rouubllc, and that tlioro may bo n
realisation of tli'o hopos and desires of
tlioso who havu Idoals of truth, free-
dotu and juitscc. It Is hluhly ewientlal !
that a standard be raided to which credential required belmr. the posies
"tlio wise and the honest can repair,"
absolutely ncccuary that factional
strlfo should cease and that there
should Ira a speedy and permanent
futtlnn nf all forces of reform, such a
union as would bo tlio perfect embodi
ment nf Democracy, Republicanism
and Populism In tlio true senso of
those misused words.
Tlio vast majority of tha Republican
party are earnest, honest men. They
realize at that last plutocracy dom
inates the councils ot their party, but
look with suspicion on u so-culled
Democracy in which the absolute
party control Is vcstcdln the Irre
sponsible hands of a small company
of professional party busies. The
rank and file of tlio Democratic party
arccauor for real reform, but they
uru disfranchised as fur as thoman
aKomcnt of their party Is concerned,
They arc powerless to dictate plat-
forms or to nume candidates, Rlvul'l
factions nnd contending partisan
committees fill, tha air with appeals
for the pcoplo to abandon all alliances
and acknowledge their leadership und
authority, None or them suwrost that
the pcoplo should bo consulted In those
matters. Unless soiuo motliod Is do-
dovfsed by which the Intelligent pco
plo of all parties can unlto and frame
a modern political platform, the
future holds promlso of nothing but
ovorwhelmlngdefrator barren victory.
If the pcoplo want a government In
which they can rule, they must II rat
have a puny In which they do
rule.
It Is tlmo for tin cltlzons of Amer
ica to break tlio shacklos of a slavish
partisanship then, and not until
then, will they co the (lawn of a
better day growing Into 11 noontide
prosperity that will bo enduring. It
Is time for action, and tho great I m
pediment to action is not discussion,
but the want of that knowledgo which
Is gained by discussion. Then lot the
pcoplo from cvory section consider
and discuss, these villi Issues of tlio
hour, to promote all wlso measures
of reform nnd to devise soiuo means
for n speedy and jierfecl realization
of the anus nnd objects of this move
ment. All organizations pledging co-operation
shall Imi inombors of this League,
und aro entitled to representation In
Its annual conventions, us follews:
Ten delegates from each national
body, tlvo delegates from each state
organization, and two delegates from
every other co-operating organization.
To all genuine reformers, ull advo
oatesof clYloiiiid economic lightness
all friends to humanity In the struggle
for life, liberty and hupplucM, u eord
lul Invitation Is oxtoitilMl to attend
this convention, whloh will bo in the
nitluro tif n Uenornl tVuiforenco
composed of dologatos from oo-opora-
inn urbanisations, ami volunteer rep
resentatives of all partlo. tlio only
skin of n desire to sec honor and pur
ity, virtue and Justlco.the Golden Rule
and tho Majority Rule applied to poli
tics tho politics which our leading
lexicographer dellncs as, the scienco
of government, tho part of the ethics
which has to do with the regulation
und government of u nutlon orstaK,
the preservation of Its safety, peace
and prosperity, the defense of its ex
istence and rights against foreign con
trol or conquest, the augmentation of
Its strength and resources and the
protection of Its citizens In their
rights with the preservation and Im
provements of their morals.
In addition to addresses, to bo an
nounced by program, a few hours of
tho convention will bo left open for
short speeches and general discussion.
Newspapers, religious and secular,
throughout the United States, urc re
quested to publish this call, and to
call attention to tho same editorially.
Hy order of the Kxcciillvo Committee.
8. T. Nicholson,
Secretary and Treasurer National
Good Citizenship League, (until May
ltd, 1819,) Cincinnati, O. (After May
4 1R00,) Washington, D.O.
The slight cough may
soon become decp-scatcd and
hard to cure. Do not let it
settle on the lungs.
Think! Has there been
consumption in your family?
Scott's Emulsion is Cod
liver oil with hypophos
phiteK. These are the best
remedies for a cough.-
Scott's Emulsion has saved
thousands who, neglecting
the cough, would have drift
ed on until past hope. It
warms, soothes, strengthens
and invigorates.
wl t . allitrunliu.
SU11T ft IMiW.Sr. 1 UmUii, Ntw Yoik.
vaKrrwiiNiMr4rstVaNr
AROUND THE EVENING LAMP,
Far Western Reflection Upon the Newest Books
and Periodicals,
I'OR ANNEXATION,
R IS DEADLY!
tails Fatally In Nina
Oasas Out of Ton
Caro Found at Last,
1 hU fonrful iliflwiso often first npponra
tw 11 mow wimtch, 11 nimplo. or lump in
tho bnviat, too wnnll to nttmot run'
iiptlco, until, in many cuoh, U10 domlly
Miawinu la mil UUVUJOJHXI.
Ctiucor cnu not bo cured by 11 ourgicnl
oppmtion, botviUBo tho disonao ia a virulout
tinlunii In tliu 1. 1. ..v.l ..iu...l
r llw Horn or uloer-known ah tho Cnncor-nmy bo out uwiiy. tho
ssrazi1 Uix uml ,,romi,tly b s v"th
Jho wcviilorfiil lumiM of B. 8. S. in ourinu obstinnto, doop-vitwl
wvUrlwr Miftwum 10 try it for Oniioor, nftor nxluimitlnic tho skill of
tfw phvionu without ft euro. Much to tholr diaiht S. 8. prove,
annul lo U;u iIImnwo and promptly oitetod a ouro Tho glnd nowa
Ujyoiul doubt Umt n euro hmt at last boon
found for deadly Cnncur. Kvidouoo htw n(5cu
mulrtted vhioh it iucontrovurtlulo. of whioh
tho followiug U u uciinon :
Ottr i hmrlltory in our family, my father,
inft U tMlhm tmy U imtgiaed wnwi lh hor
riWtt dis maa iu anjiwirancw oa my ldtv U w
n millgu40t Utncor, v&ilurt inwurtlly tusuoh wvm
twwuw gneat alarm Tlio Uuk wma twyond ih
0 Uootow, bit their tmtuwut did w Reed
wbftfcvw. the Cancer Krowlng wm all tho white,
WMMwmnw nMDthifM wer umnJ for it. but tho Cancer
g,w,",wur wnw, uniii ii nwiued mat I weUoouud
m Wow t he other of tlio family, or i know bow Uedly Caiuvr U. Miwitallr
day. f.wa mit tl jvjtew,. I osnUttued ita um uuttl I luii Uk tehtw
Kmr UQQfc on Unncor. (XinuLinincr nthnv t,vtiluntuHl .....l .al.. .,..
Will be Milt frtMi to unv udilnwiM hv i)u ftwlr R,uf ..
AtknUt, Qoorifia,
- -' me l - -
Want the United State to Tn'ce the Lee
ward IiUnda,
Nnw Yoitir, Aprils. A Hpcclal to
tlio Herald from Washington hhj-k:
Htuto (lopitrimcnt olllcliilH arc
watch 1 111; with (treat Interest the
urowitm sentiment unions tlio In
habitants of .Imimlou In favor of tlio
unnoxutlun of tho Leowiird Islands in
tho United HUton. Tlum far the
matter has not been liroiiht to tholr
attention In anyolllcial way, but It Is
not doubted that tho American con
suls In tliooo Island will, If tho nota
tion continue, tlm! It Inoumbont
upcii them to mako spoolnl conlldon
tlul reports on tho siibjitct. Tlio of"
llclaln of the department consider tho
subject a rather delicate one to ills
cuss publicly, but thoy havo lx-on
roiuiinn with keen Interest all that
iiu ueou said w 1110 iioram concern-
lliif fli.i nriimi. I , Inn f.n. ,1... nv..l.........
t.p vnv .ii'ri'mviuil ,l, lilu UAUIIllllU I
of tho IMilllnlnes for tho Leeward i
Islands.
Whllo not consenting to bo minted
on tho subjtot, thoy do not liosltato
to say that, tlio United Status would
doubtlavsuo nlud to mako tho x-
ohauuu If (I rout llrllalu would bo
willing to undertake tiQuotlitllons.
Tlioydo nuteonslder, hovvoyor, that
the administration could properly In
Itltttu tlio matter at this tlmo. A pe
tition from tho people of tho It-lauds,
formally prvsontMl to tho llrllish kov-
urniiiont, will, in tholr opinion, tw
tho Unit loullliimte iiioto in tlm d.
reotlon of ulllolal nuKotlatlons.
lho Kenorul btillof amoitu' publlo
mn hero Is Hut It is mainly a quiw
tton us to whether (lrot llrlUtlu
would bo willing to rolliuiulsh w)vor
Imity over tho Leonard islands in
return for tho Philippine As far as
uio united sutos Is uunuoriied It Is
thouulit that public sentlmuut here
would Ihj unllroly faraMo to tho
trade.
Ou this rHiint former Senator Fault
Bor, a momlMir of tlio Canadian
ooiumlsdlon, wild Unlay that he
uiiuuten vory much whether flr.wt
Wo are Indebted to the Boycroft
PrlntloK Shop of East Aurora, S. Y.,
font tcry pretty edition of "On Goln
to Church" by fleortfo Bernard Shaw,
presented with the compliments of
the Philistine Magazine. It Is like
all the Hoyrrnft books a beautiful
work of the art preservative as wc call
printed things In hlfaluttn language.
Wc have not read the book but It Is
no doubt a classic r.r Mr. Elbert Hub.
bard would nut go to the trouble and
expense of putting it on his presses
and clothing It In the royal arb of
the Hovcroftcrs.
Small, Maynard & Co., lioston, have
published a volume of poems selected
In the "Mjtuory of Lincoln" with an
Introduction by M. A, Do Wolfo
Howe of Bristol, Rhode Island. Tho
ooctlc tributes to the "Man of the
West" bcttlnolni; with a sonnet In
1802 by John James Plate and ending
with one by Paul Laurent Dunbar
In 1600 tho poet of emancipation.
All the Krsatest poetic production of
tho Intervening years are riven, In
cluding Lowell's commemoration ode,
Walt Whitman's "Q Captain, My
Captain," as well as his "When Lilacs
Last In the Dooryard Woomed."
Price St.
The Spring (April) number of tlm
Pall Mall Magazine has for Its frontls
piece an exquisite photogravure of n
famous picture, "The Farmer's
Daughter."
A second Installment of Mr. C. Dana
Olbson's "Sketches In Egypt," with
Illustration In the uuihor'o happiest
rein.
Mr. 0. S. Street, who, with Mr.
Uenlcy, replaces Mr. Qulller Couch,
discourses on various topics "From n
London Attic." Full-page plates and
exquisitely Illustrated poems round
out an excellent number. (New York,
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AHior uouri uuiiuiiik, a juur.;
"Bright and wclcomo as the spring
ltBymboll7.os Is Outing for Aprll,ladcn
with the season's pleasures from "The
First Strike'1 1 on Its frontispiece, to
Us concluding poem, "When the
Brook Trout Leap." Tho new life of
the year, the glory or the budding
woods, tho trill of tho sougiKer, the
purr or the snow-fed streams,lhu whirr
of the 1 1 ten tea cycle, are ull
rellectcd on Us pages. Outing
appeals to a soft spot In the
heart of the sportsman and the lover
or nature. The Illustrations are
numerous und or the highest artistic
merit.
Tho policy of Tho Ladles' Home
Journal, of Philadelphia, In Us relig
ious department, seems to bo always
to engage the pot of tho man most
Immediately prominent In the eyos of
tho religious world. Thus It hurt had
tho services of Mr. Beceher, Dr, TaN
mage, Dr. Parkhurst, Ian Maclarcn,
and now It will have those or Dr.
Newell Dwlght, Hills, tho now pastor
or Plymouth Church. In Brooklyn.
Dr. Illlln has given tho Journal a
series of articles jpou which ho had
boon working forever u yearprlevlous
to his Eastern call, and the llrst or
Ilium artlolus will bo tiubllshed In tho
next Issue or the magazine. Tho ser.
las Is all connected In thought, and
proseuts the general subject or "Tho
SoereUof u Happy Life."
Tho second number of tho historical
pamphlets published by tho Statu
university of Oregon Isout and main
"thought mure dignified on the whole
and with less egotism." This he
copied out In disown "hand-write,"
with a few omissions, "to avoid the
Imputation of affected modesty." It
seems that the form nnd language
were given by Hamilton, but the mat
ter was suggested by Washington.
Hamilton had put In too much stud
ied, affected modesty, and the saga-
clous fathor of his country left out
some thereof lest It might spoil the
effect on the people 1 The old surveyor
was not only a leader, a warrior, a
statesman, but n literary artist, who
looked quite beyond the Immediate
Impression made by words,and studied
the art or expression from the per
ipcciivn at the other end ot the cen
tury. Tho addross In this edition Is
published In antique board stylo
with a paper label. Price 60 cents.
In the Engineering Magazlneof New
York for April the builder of the Or
egon.the Monterey nnd the Olympla
Mr 0. W. Dickie-treats "Monitor,
Battleship, Cruiser and Destroyer,
from the engineer's and shipbuilder's
viewpoint. The article is well Illus
trated. Mr. Orcutt has an excellent paper
In his scries on "Machine-Shop Man
agement In Europe and America"; a
splendidly Illustrated inrtielc byMr.
A. W. Buel presents tho claims of
the masonery-nrch bridge and makes
a strong case tcr the concrete-steel
construction,
There are other leading articles and
Illustrations, and the customary Re
view and Index of the Engineering
Press, which Is presented In a still
more serviceable form.
"Arc Wedding Prose tits an Unfair
Tax?" "How to get, on with II us
bands' KdmhW and "Aro Good
Manner a Lost Art' ' urc the three
loading subjects, discussed by a dozen
or mint' able writes, In tho Easter Is
sue of Tho American Queen. The
cover Is a beautiful creation of an
Ideal picture of a lovely Purltlan
maiden laden with Easter lilies and
surrounded with caily Spring blos
soms. The Easter Is-un is copiously
and beautifully illustrated. It also
contains designs in art, embroidery;
lessons In household sowing; a large
number of special articles on subjects
aplKiitiiinlng to woman's life and work
and a department tor the children.
There has been much reference In
the recent cable news from Europe to
tho strong reeling in France against
England, and so much significant nl
luslon to the experiments which the
French are making with submurlne
boats, that the question or lho possi
bility or u French military force over
crossing the English channel be
coming Interesting, a writer in the
An.ll r-..., ........ It. . .
.um, vumuuiuiiuiii iciisan ingenious
story of tho results uf consummation
one hundred years later or that plan
which was tirt conceived by Napoleon
when he brought his army to the
plains or Boulogne In 1801. When
overy detail of tlio plan has oeon suc
cessfully prepared, a great rote on the
cljlTsor Boulogne brings tho Channel
Squadron und the Prince of Walos to
loin In the ceremony. Insult Inten
tionally and suddenly given by the
president or the Fiench republic leads
loan immediate declaration or war,
the licet moves to engage the battlo
ships and erulsersor the French which
merely serve as a decoy tor their more
than one thousand submarine vessels.
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The best is the Cheapest.
Russell & Co.'s Engines and Threshers,
McCormlck Binder and Mowers.
Balne Wagons, Itaclne and Columbus Surrays, Hacks nnd Buggies.
Monitor drills and edersPlnct Jr ifnrJcn drills nnd cultivator. Dnffulo 1'ltti linrrowi and
cultivator, John Deer, Mullnopluwi nnd harrowt, Syracuse chilled plows.
Repairs kept in Stock for all above mentioned Good, Bold by tho
E. M, Cfoisan Implement House.
No's 255 and 257 Liberty Street, Salem Oregon
Agencr for the llussell Wind Stacker.
We arc exclusive agents for
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j)
At the Sign of the White Horse'
For thirty years I havo supplied the trade with "All Home Mado"
harness or the Best California Leather. Everything that goes
out or my shop Is warranted to give satisfaction ahd 1 mo better
equipped to supply the demand than oyer berdre. My stock Is not
equalled Between Portland and 'Frisco. Manufacturer and Importer
of Harness, Saddles, Robes, Whips and Horse Clothing.
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tulus lho IiIkIi standard sot by Irof. Then follows tho Invasion of Knu'land
I', U. loun', tho odltor. It contains
it review of tlio various northwestern
explorations and a paper by Mrs. Kya
Kmery Dyo, of Oregon City, on the
Hudson May soitinany roulmo In Or-
etfun. Tha lltorury quality of Prof.
Youtitf'h (hi purs Is of a lilk'li order but
not so urwtt us his historical grasp and
philosophical acumen. It must have
i,,.,.... ... ...... ... .
wwh ii nun uciMiidui mm, such u man
was evir omploy in an Orowou In
stitution huro low-livod politics has
played sunh sad havoc that the state
hui almost no writers ur orators left.
If YuutitfootilliiutMiils work ho will
not only make a name fur hlmxair but
for tho university, as there Is no liot
tor rosuareh ur mure thorough workl
Iwlui; done any wiiuro In the United I
.States than by Hits same young man. i
Tho sHina Hrm hvo published
"Washington's Kuruwoll Address"
lUt ii nrnruae by Wortblngton
CImuHaay Ktrl of Ilosum, odtuir of
ny tnroo hundred thousand French
troops, nil In accordance with plans
carefully urra ii god In advance. Then
follows tho occupation of London.
a ins class or speculation, while Im
probable, novartlioloss Ims some In
terustlng points In view of oxlsting
coiiiplluntiotiti.
.. ..Monsy at 7 per cent....
Iht rut on well Improved farm
Midelty lruHTtk'.
' T. K TOrtD.
Ovor DiMliei Dink.
A Great Mystery Explained
Why J. A. Rotan sells un
dertaking goods cheaper
than any one in the city
Lv . . . .Portland. ..Ar (9:30 AM
Lv....Satem ....Lv O.'oo a u
Ar. San Francisco. Lv 1 8:0a ? u
Above trains stop at all principal statiom
bet. Portland and Salem, Turner Marion
Jcflerson, Albany, Tangent. Shedds, Halsey
Ilarnsbun;, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell
Cottage (jreve, Drain, Oakland, and all iu
tions from Rosebuig to Ashland, inclusive.
IIOSKBURO MAIL. -DAILY.
8.3oam) Lv.."
1055 A M Lv.
520 p M I Ar
PortTand .".Ar
io55AMLv....Sa!a.... Lv
P M 1 Ar . Roseburp. . Lv
1 unman ounet s eener and u-rnnH.i...
1 50.T u
(7.3oam
HpMrrioH a (nil Mock or lurmtur. wall poior,
munldlns aud BTurylhlnK pertilning to the
line. MM-&M tw dtor kohiIi of ototnce.
1'hoBMi IWhikI ItH. 3-lUIAw
all 1
,(W
W h A
nd
Herschbach,
Reigelman
BLACKSMITHS and
WHEELRIGHTS.
Wo will shoe your horse, build or
repair your wagou or Implements.
iwinir iweateu to stay our patrons'
..u.uu kuuiiiiiiuu iniib our work will
oosatlstaetory. Slion 100 ClinmoL-n,i
strunt. Telenliono 2785. 4-1 if
sleeping cars attached to all through train.
WEST SIDE DIVISION
UKTWEE.V PORTLANIi Avn ow.. . .,
Ma'l tiains dally except Sunday. '
70 A Mp.v...-;iortlalia:."A7t7?5b"p
',LlJj:;iLgiL...iorynllls.. Lv 1
rti Albany and CorvalTlT connect witl
tuins of the O. C. & E. Rv.
EXPRESS TRAIN DAH.V EXCEPT SUNDAY.
L Salem
Tu.Thur
Sit
3P. tn
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Corvallis Albany and
Way Points.
Ar Salem
6 p.m.
Mous
Weds
Fri
Tu Thut
Sat
313" P
Ar Salem
lo a m
Mon
Wed and
Fri
50 pw
30 PM
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
Daily hosts to Portland as above.
Transfers to street car line at Oreg.' Citv
U the steamers are delayed there ound
np tickets to all points in Oregon. WasWog.
on, orCaliornia. Connectioa made at Pott.
lnd with all ra'l, ocean andriver Ilne
, I W. II. HURLUURT.
GM POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock
tAICAi
UOISE & MARKER,
, City Agents.
j-'S pM Lv .. .Portland. ..Ari iTIt
7.-30 fM Lf... MeMinnville Lvl 550
H--3Q PHlAr Independence Lvll-to
Uirect connections at San Francisco
Occidental aud Oriental nH p.:k,.
steannhip lines for JAPAN AND CHINA
Sailing dates on application
A M
A M
A W
With
mail
Rates and
fcuroi
I
from
Salem.
tickets to Eastern
points and
IIONO.
obtainM
Ticket Anl
Porttai d
xu?r' JA.15?iAl'AN. CHINA.
ULUand AUStRALLIA, can be
m W. W. SKINNER,' Tickei
SiAS?5A,Sffi
The Geo, M, Beeler
Insurance Aoenrv
Always to the front wlthrbest
'""u iHinciesin the leftdlcg
wuiaiuu,
Mechanical Power,
isV tsiiH
U. IDOL.
Ilrlalln would euro Ui run iuntor tuin wrU" of (5,r'e Wublngton.
llionnlulrii which wwukl uwiotibtMlly i M l8 8 (uc 8,,",l Jwe uf l,, Ul0t
devolop from other Hiiiiiaaii omii ,,,UH,,l0 IpW I" Amerleun Ills
trltwagtiinst hor acquirement uf the I ,,ttV?1 Ml v,nw- Ma.v 30. 17S,
Ifcutern arhlMlai!uuiid thH ..-. I XMV a"fl lo the Hon. Jas
nuunt nrwtlv. sliu uinti ..!. 1 .'imiiHMi, ifcq.
- -'nw-iw ntwni kaiii ill lhi'
Orlout, 'I'limmi mis muer to .Madison In
"Ol ouurw tlm t'uttod iiuitw wuuW , ', ' . n,Ml "e ProbiW)' revlswl
be mow than willing u mako tho ux. ablngiu and uddd some
change," Wo do not want tu k.H)tt:tlie ! HUKO,,0,- ' April iroo Washing.
liin.i..A. ii' ....". tOH seHl Lilt draft. ,tf ih. )... ...
The man Uivm.ul
titil the moHi rrckUM of men
who risk hU llfr by puttltie
ms litail into the mouth nf
a vfrc lion. The men who iiermrm this
foolhardy act are few and far bitwrm
There are ten uf thousand of mm who
ilaUydoamueli more nnh ami diro
deed Th.y arc the mea who ovwwoft
and nrgldKrt their health. N' man i do
hi WTlth imMHity The ineviubt rU
U cttHM itlNCM and rvmiuf tleaih.
One of the itiiwt mnim .n. ..t "!
llomsilie MUbmtttetl If0. ln Karl to bealih m cuuHtmsMion
att.lr 1.. xi.i.o.... ... !'U one. and only one. uHfailiL"-!
C.trtldl..jl -II . -- 9 "
ui inn ...von uwuc it t Ur pit
l-'o you gee your o-k done, it doesn't mat
r whu power is tisoil. whelUr it be IW.
Armttrones. 1 euan
well
I eu
michaiical v
d:
1 Phlllpplua, We wovi-l like
tho.
umun wMit Itulioi. Timy would
01 iiiiiiiuow vuiulo u wllhiHit the'
MRS..
kKt . ' :'AI.llci I
Pwwy
iivnewi ui iidHiiuuH. .Mnut'wn twlng
I w nm;i iiit an visor, ami x
gravo riiHjn,ioiliUo that kurrouml,'?; Wl ,!,H lHttl ""Milton
the ImiUIiim of the Philippine. Tho!,",lht M l"wr "Farewell
I'lilllppiuwou tho other hand wuuldl. , , ',,M, "M1 M ''
bo far moro valuable, to Orortl llrlMIni , l tl,e w,Ha lbl aprwir lit
ihati the Ueoward WUimU. Thoy.11 U" ' ,M lw banded to the
would give her un Iiuuiouih) advHnt4o( ,l, ,H aR h"w, UHnffoeteU, sim
rmiuaiiulluryas wU aa oUuu.Mr.ilMK,rU" " wre, out the dou.
dl taudpwlnl uvr RuiMpwttt natives ' ,M,M,l ,ruw lo,,les su8tHl 1 Wash
In the far aU tl doubt If he I u"sU,a' UruU vvU, Madlwo'a addt.
ouuW UMk tlm tndo wiuwut run- ht ' awl uWH,l,tl K JnhuJuy
lg ib tUk uf Nrlu Kuronouu fMr tt ""' aU was tlun
tt)H'niNtloH. UrttU UrltalH Is mn t J" '""''KUw. It bare IllUe
th out lun tH Uke the niiiaUveJ!8Wd,w lB original paptiraHd
wluliwiwW bring afeMitutrt a re i . a."w:t, t mUh1, Umugh
, IVI llll, I11T1U UMBUP ItlUllr " -
Golden Mrtiu-al Uiioowrv 1,1.,- . .
of thirty yr.r. dunnir whwh lime it ha.
tfured oS !r cent- of all case of hranckUl
Ihroat and Iuhit affrction. It cu dineUy
on the dijetvc and, nutritive onraaiimj It
creatw a healthy appetite for food. faclH.
Ulea the Bow of d strive juic. and pnl
motMthcaimilationoftUelifc-eiviiru!
W Sfilhr, 'l u "c sreat txj TmaT
r, fl9h-buildr and oerve-tonie. In eoL
of netvott prostration it buihk n the n?
fibtM and bIv aound. rcftehinS 1
"I tixkMvrrecuUuh a,. ,k.. .. . ,.
un. a a. Mibjn .v.c;.V;'r' wr
fo4. " Sm I bnt.a u, kW1iT "K rtS? SJ:
i.i-uin, jacKnu or Armurongs
le all my work to be nuoki.
de. Hurte shwNBg. iisuBg, bgev ja
carri gt wo.k a spw.alty, -., ,
ovnTM WIK Ii
lHi inet, next
.L
mono. My gboii :) on
OOr to,hs.ilu 11... 1
Come and me km U III t,Mt v, j
4-l-3m
)our wk v.
Employment Agen:y, '.:
n you want worK,.Qr rieejMreln
of any kind? Apply'ju Ice.
Rental Agency, J7
Property .' ienh-RC(;iitbr,at,,
our auencv.
MMKRClALSTaBHT.SAtBM.
Oivgon Slion Line Railroad
The Direct Itouie to
Montana, Mali. Colorado ;
and all Eastern Poinlo
flirts olinlco of two favorite mules via tha
fnlon I'acllio Ka.t Mull I.lne. or'the ""
Jtlo OranUe Bcenlo Unci.
Look at tho time
If Dayj. to Snlt Lake
it Days to Denver
'i Days to Chicago
U Days to New York
KrWfS,i!!lS C'!lr C?l UphpHterwI Tu
1st Hlaepinir can, and Pullman I'atace .
Sleepers operated on alt trains.
Kor further Information applyito
HOISE A UJVRKKU, Agenti. Bal.m.
W. K. COM.VN, Oon'l Asenl
C. 0. TKRRV, Trav. Pass. At
121 Third Bt Portland
YAQUINA HOTJTE
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
Connecting at Y.VQUl.VA with the
VAQD1XA BAY STBAMSIIIP COMPANY
8TKAMKR3
"WEEOTT"
PlrM-clas in crery re ect. The aliove
teaiucr Is due to Mil from Yanulna
John Holm,
PLAYBD OUT
iJ'i 'L?1e,Mf- vsiloas pans 0
he U.ly. SU.kHHjat Ism m t oT the itmnak!
1 . . 7" Pv 'VkUflesH of muiut
. N u.ier how it bewme so UmZj
..w , -jjfnm: ja ni M 1B
. ., nlll M,icwy MttU
vimw". "
every eleht darn.
1
IT
USI
i
Shortt Roiue ilotween
BeiwfMVlltVPoliiB andn l-welsw
Fare: Albany and IVIntt'We.tfoSan Kianclti
Cabin
Round Trip
U WAUORN.
T F. A '. A.
...110.00
17.00
KIWIS STOSK.
Manager
M a
I had dUurUv I ttnlr liL liiyjT""
v LetKstoa t.
miau ihiiiiiii aa & !
ltMAlKr.1 -K. .a.T ftl
her
ely
of.
rowM Iu
sehr
acarvtly ulk.
ait.
I Wta
that 1
led or cvttwiinM
H. Hfrf CteKlrti Ull rwf-.l:T".-y
l IwItU a U. ,ia VwTiJ V&733;. ' "g
r ww v to Dun thM I
vfl OT my mm nkitlu. kja
-.lea I Ihaucfct I ht iit
MS bl aut a ur li?, .
auy waey tc taC bSr,, " U"
IM.
UI. winkMi it tester Uihh the uUier. Ha It. Hire and , w.. .....-
wad sw.e oJjanw., Mipklned f KimUiriwiiLlMii mV. lUstii:
fiwtRtrwimlr.MONrvi, mefa(?, t jod drll, whleb b
litKMHUMMlwiw)
lusy V4iu m I
Hy evaryfeMiy
Dissolution Notice.
. J. lUdley will eouilm- tbWi
all okil at lto oSTJJ awt
333 Iw
.N
dftwu A',S?xSSE3SS!25?
Good News tor the Sufferina
Public,
The eM,r.u wh0 wee dtlmined to
MkIV Cook twublein the court, ,,
un. r wB, aR4 their xlUetl e. ..
JWlwhea It came inio circuit couru
"d.aVidretomeet the truth, L'r
C'i patient's axe too numerous and they
reMrg.tefal to the man who has cured
'w d can cure when.
Dr. Cm mlke$ , $pecl4hy of chtonic
Iba and does not use poisonous drujs tc
cure tlun,. If yM have a friend who needs
help send hta t .
DR. J F COOK.
J. TURNER. Anent, Albany, Ore.
W1LUMETTE KIVKR UIV18ION
SrEAMER WM M. HOAG,
. Capuin Geo. Raabe". '
xn!Ar an,, co,Y",
KIVER BOUKDUUt.
wu-Tuemayi, ThurnUyi and
suiw Trains..
!4W All.w.y
I ttAViM ItriMki VI...
i?V ,'l'dncein;
IitfVw jlrw ....
"WV1M .WttlKf
Arrlv lit.,,.i"
I" 1 MuUdlTL U-ln,.l. ij5.
ve IVirtUnd . .
Arrive cbnifiirr:- -,?:;
I .Jllk ...
Mfc& m.v...-... T- .M'IW1 niljl 4il
Suitt. i'ona' '"clnaing
UHarpasd
fsneaxert.
Siiudays.
ea.m.
7 a. m.
I. H
r?s-:4
ld'a: m
.12158
.:
w.-. . V" ' ' ' ' - '
w iiwer nA been iulrid i
aj.a Ki;rmn.A.i..i..?- .. . f - .
""". luciuaing an eiiui
for earrylnt both freight aaa
DookFootoI suta straL
0. JUKRTTf Altat.
Baltni, Ortfor
"miwiUM. loi IJV-. ... .
3oi
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