The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 13, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextbUMaifcttlhUUM Sf 1. I We Know Your Trouble are Nea Let us Suggest a Remedy A NICE HOUSE COAT A RICHLY EAtBROlDERED PAIR OF SUSPENDERS A SILK MUFFLER ' -' ' A NICE UMBRELLA C .A HANDSOME TIE A DOZEN HANDKERCHIEFS A HALF DOZEN SHIRTS TIE PIN SET OF" SHIRT STUDS And numerous articles that will be apprec iated because they are useful 6. W. Johnson & 60. 257 Commercial St., Salem, Or. ?D hPP.rpnr DiscoiiDf nuc bniui H 00 Klx for It 00 4 U) Hho for It W 4 Oi) Hlioe for 3 iie a Mi Hlioe for 1 to 3 00 Hhoa for 2 40 a m Hho for 'i 00 2 00 shoo for I CO 1 75 Htioo for 1 4il 1 M Shoe for 1 SI I 'i Hlioe for 1 (O I 00 Bhoa for so fBMB Hitters honestly, and bo convinced. on Ironical atcly. When It doesn't then comes INDIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA ANDIULOUS- NE88. Thobcstmcdl cine to tuke Is Hostel tor's Stomach Bit ter?. Try it nro employed nt great o:qenso to take thoceiiBiiH. Then tho newspapers nro naked to publish columns by tho lain drcd to onnblo tlicm to tuke their ptiy. Tun Jomi.VAt docs not wIhIi to nppenr tditirllsh lit this matter, but If any of these Kllt!ral gbutlairrcn wish to read Tiik .Touiinai, they can got it nt the same rate us other people. Hut It Is really no favor on their part to have (hem do to. The more supitort and popularity a nowepner has with that elnss the lent lino it is to the eoplo. To Cure a Cold In Una Day Tsks IaxMIvo llromo Uiilnlne Tahlet All drtiKKlsis.iGfund the money If It fall to cure I'm w. iimki sijf naiuro ii uti oscn box. 25c. -- ROOT ON LflCY'S 8IIOB STOKC, VI Hlste HI. A Hand Turn Dross Shoo, l w for It 40, THE DAM JODRNAL BY HOVIR BROTMKH8 WEDNESDAY, DEO. lit, 1800, Dally, OnoYcar 93.00,ta Ativan oe Daily, row MchiUmi $1 00, L Idvanoo Weakly, Om Year 81.00, hi Jidvanoe Editorial Rvieu). ir Nsw Youk, Dec. 12, Canadian hanks reported today, that they wore with drawing their money from New York for the purjiosoof loaning it abroad. Eight per cent was thu prevailing rate for money on thu stock; exchango today. Gold Is (rowing scarce abroad. The main forolini supply of gold for the great money centers has boon Bouth Africa, and the Trausvnnl war has cut that off. The Transvaal Is it small country with un enormous gold product. Nearly nil Bouth African gold goes (o the European centors of commerce 1h causo Bouth Africa buys nearly all It eoustimos. Goltl supply from countries with a great Internal commerce, with n grcnt opolutloit and u great export trade, docs not go abroad ho iniirli. Thu Yukon gold lodges largely In tlio United States. Astatic gold goes largely to Russia. That leaves Australian gold alonb free In largo qiiautltlcs to supply the domunds of KuroH!an bunkers, There can I hi no doubt that England engaged In 11 war with the Transvunl (1) to secure further control over South Africa, (2) toneeurofor her un disputed control for a railroad from! Capo Town to Alexandria, and (!l) to can bo surrounded, nil retreat and or , reconnolterlng in forcov Motliuen cannot advauco, How can Ilrltlsh forces cut their way through V5.C00 armed burghers In Cape Colony? It does not look hopoful for the Ilrltlsh success, and consideration of the Iloer method of warfare makes tlio case for Kngland worse. The lloers are pursuing highly sulontlilc warfare. Their laagers nro strongly, entrenched. They choose their positions with the greatest care. Their breastworks are bullet proof. They do not light In tlio open. Ptirsu ing defensive warfare, one lloer, who Is perfectly familiar with the physiogra phy ol the soil, is 11 mutch for four im ported soldiers. The lloers are ex trojnoly cautious. They do not attack or ospnso themselves. Thoy surround and eapturo when It Is siifo w do so, but thoy seem to have an aversion to being made food for worms along the gunpowder route. They close in on the Ilrltlsh when they rapture a largo number nt risk of few casualties, Thoy attempt nnrecoiinolssuiuoln force, ulutiutacro. The lloer is all caution and reserve. When he Is Intrenched he stays thore. Tlio English must come up and take him. lie Is In his awn coun try mid lighting for his own freedom no calmly awults the arrival of the enomy within -100 yards and kills and wounds as many as ho can. If over powered ho falls lurk a f,)W miles. Thorfi holms ulrwtdy chosen a igni tion that Is already fortified. That ex plains the Inability of the Ilritfsh.to take advantage of their victories. One vic tory cripples them so badly that they cannot come to time for a second ' round. and tho Hour slips nway to a stronger nircnehment. - Unless n lloer laairer reliif gain possession of tho world's richest .'fon'oments cut oil and then with null) goldmines. To convert Africa into a Hccoud India was her aiuliition, now suspended by tho lloers. Tho South African mines produce fully one-third If not more of tho world's gold supply, uud those modern Institutions of finance allied the gold bases, are liecomtug excited over tho cotithiiinneuof tho war. If waroeratlous In Bouth Africa continue for a year, the dent force be destroyed or captured, what hope have the Ilrltlsh of success'.' None whatever. This Is just what thoy imveoeen uiiumc loiioln a single In muiicn so Mr In the Transvaal. Tjils seems tone just v, ml liuv urn Inmiw able of doing. A remarkable phase of seuliiiuuit in this country is the large mimlier f Hrltlsh-Amerlcans who svmiMihlsn CUBA AND THE PHIL IPPINE, Secretary of War Root has submitted hh first annual rcpOrt. Tho document Is tersely comprehensive and lucid. The ro port holds that tho protracted struggle in the Philippines, now Hearing Its close,. lias been due for tho most part to inadequacy of force rather than to incompetency of direction on the part of General Otis or his subordinates. A high tribute is paid to the' courago of tho soldiers in tho Philippines whose greatest hardship? have como from nat ural obstacles, rain, rivers, swamps, Jungles, heat and tho like, rathor than from Agulnaldo's troops. Cuba natnrally occupies a prominent place, nnd tho Hecrotnry's showing ac cording to late advices, seems to be quite ns satisfactory to most of tho Cuban leaders its It is to the people of tho United Ktates. In Cuba order has been established and maintained, dis tress adequately relieved, sanitation successfully Instituted In cities, and American troops would not bo now needed in the island but for the fact that u restraining influence la still necessary. The movement of with drawal of troops has already begun and will hi all probability continue so long us warranted by the orderly conduct of Cuhuii citizens, Secretary Hoot declared the conduct of the Cuban peoiilo to have been ad mirable. Theroaro iigltiitora aid fin brands nmoug them, it is true, but by far tho greater number of educated Cubitus have shown themselves to be appreciative of tho position and pur-, poses of thu United Btates and have' been helpful to those to whom their working out bus been intrusted. Tho uneducated CubaiiH are, for the most part, patient uud law-abiding. Still from the fact that ttvo-thlrds of tho people can neither rend nor write, Mr. Hoot fears'tho responsibility of placing thu Government hi tho hands of thu Cubans may not Ikj assumed us early us hud'beon hoed. Moreover, It will bo Impossible, until next April, to com plete the census which Is to determine whon-o Cuban Citizens and who are not, and therefore nothing can lie done until uftor that date, in tlio way of municipal elections, or tho framing of 11 general constitution for tho island. The tranMrtation of troopmtnd their general health Is Met fnrili nu mI.i..i of congratulation. Tho many voyages of transports to and from .Manila have been made, practically, without death or disease, uud thu total mortality limotlU the trixmi In tint ll,ll,.l....u during thu last ten months. Im lhi BRITISHERS IN CH1CAO.O. Organize to Raise Money for British Boldlers' Families. A goriera! committee composed of rep resentatives from the various Ilrltlsh societies In and about Chicago, met at tho Great Northern hotel and formed nn Organization to raleo money for tho re lief of widows nnd .orphans of British soldiers and sailors killed in tho Bouth African war. An ontertainmont will be given in Central Music Nail, January 13. Britleh-Amerfcans have already subscribed $4500. Thore nro to bo 100 vice-presidents chosen from tho leading British-Americans of Chicago. Tho name of tho or gatmation Is Hoclety of Sons nnd Daugh ters of the British Klnpire. A Indies' auxilllry will aleo be organized to act in conjunction with thu society. To-Nlgnt and To-Morrow Night, And each day ana night during this week you can tret ut any druggist's Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy ever sold for Coughs. Croup. Uronchltls. Asthma and Consumption. Get, a Ixttlo to. day and keep It ul ways In tho house s'j you can check your cold at onco Price 2f.c nnd 60c. Samplebottlo free, cod&w Q snaii Ai.noycr.ccs ; frol and worry ' one. Lxxrf.il.k overnight; no milkman li tlu mornlnr ; no cream for the couccinomiiK for tho baby. EDUC ATIONAL AND MUSICAL. tt i..lEA.TsTI- l-t- W. -. .u. essisj Oaii Bortie Eagle Bran CONDENSED MILK b always available. Has stood first for forty years. fis I tar nnoit on " Bt,i." cjs::1. 3 cc rnto wmi a., t . v. V30 r'fMvevoa' Dr. L, A. Port starts today for a trip to Porto Rice. Ho will stoo on his war to Albuquerque, New Mexico, nnd tit Port Arthur, Toxas, nnd will also vlsi in tho Indian Territory. Ho lias been in Cuba, blithe has never visited Porto kico, anu 11 is ins desire to investigate tho merits of this now possession that takes him now, together with tho pleas) tiro of tlio trip and the recreation to le derived therefrom. Varmer l'ahmtock thinks he owns the toSk he it so proud of. But as a matter ol fact the stock owns him, He is the humble servant of horse, cow and pljr, He looks after them better than he looks after him self, and feeds them before he feeds hlm- seir. That Is why It so often happens that just about the time that I'urmer l'a linstock has readied the place where he can take thing easy, he brraki down. No class of peo ple have been more quickly apprecia tive of the tonic properties of Or. Pierce's Golden .Medical Dficoverj than farmer and stock raisers. They have found It pre vents a welt as cures disease It .keeps the stomach in healthy opera tion. sttninlAlpM tlif- oreaiu of digestion and nutrition mid In creases the secretions of the blood-making glands The use of "Oolden Medlcnl Dis covery " at seasons when the strain of work Is greatest, keeps the system In perfect working order and prevents (he brenk down which come from over draft on the strength. I ued ten tallies of I)r Merre's Colcleti Mnllcal DlKovtry and several vials of hit M'leasant rrtletr year k this anrltitf. ani have liait no trouble with lndigeillnti since.' writes Mr W T. Tliomnaon, or Tuwiitcnd, llrtxulwater Co., Montana " Words fall to tell how thankful t am fur the relief, as I liailsnf Irrrd so much and It teemed that the doctors could do me nouood. I got down In wclxht to IH pounds, anil vrat not able to work at all Now I weigh nearly 160 and can do a doy'a work on the farm. I have recommended your medi cine to rrveral, and shall always havp good wu,, iup..y ,ur ,,r. i-icrvr aim nit ineuicines," B I tiiiiiiiiiiiiwl n SALEM HOP BUYERS. SQUIKE FAltBAl?. No. 65 State st. 'Phono No. 1L'21. war ro"vn & co Bush Building, Cominercial st. (ground floor). Odlce telephone No. 130. LlLirETIIAL 1JKOS. II. .1. OrriiNiiKi.MKii, Manager. Olilce over I-ndd & Bush Hank, Phono No. 4(11. CATLrN & LINN. Oflicoover Woller's giocery store. 'Phono No. 211. PAYNE & TIXLoSCfN One door west of Dalrymplo's storo (ground lloor). 'Phone No. 201U. EVA JF. COX, Teacher of Piano Ogan CLASSES IN . . SIGHT READYING,- Studie: 333FrontSt. 10-I7ml Terms Reasonable TPorssBTvsjissrNauw-) INTBR-BTATU CONSERVATORY German and French Taught grammatically and conversat ionally. Mrs. Pennchaker will receive a limited ii'iimbcr of pupils, desiring instruction in theso languages, nt her homo, on Church street. These languages were acquired abroad.by this teacher. 12-8-3m I' ETTA ANDERS-WILMAN Associate. Teacher Western Conserva tory, Kansas City, Mo., representing the Inter-state System, ai Salem. Ore, Over First National Ilanlr, Residence 376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to 12, and 2 to 5. IH Nellie Brown VIOLINIST Is now pre pared to recclvo a fow mora pupils. No4l7Msrloust. 10-M jrABLJtD S4P. WAJTstLtV- PfiiHCirAt.. JAUM. OKtGOH. 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"en- for other oustern c.m00n '"' lral nj W EST dIDE DIVISION " antralrTsdaTlgy. mn'wKi 7:M0 A M hot v Ml IjT... I'nrtUtiri Ar..,CorvaUln" :tS ?-' I- y iwpu it Altmny and CnrvalluVnTr; Willi traitm-of tlio C. & l". ty. Iec1' I UKIUWIIKNOE PASSnvnun Rxnrc train dnM.ccpi Cnd.7, s-M dependence l.vilv!Aj Direct, conhecllons ut. Sun i.vTTTr co with ncuniHlilp lu,.s n r riViv r'.V JAPAN, THE PHir IP iVVv1.' AUSTRALIA. ' ,s AN" 1'or throuuh Hckiiun.i ...... .. W. W. SKlNNKIt, De ,, Aln, (m a. . - .. II 1 IHIal hilcu Or Agent, 2.12 Coiiiuicrclul St JACKS. CAimiCIIAEL A CO. OHIce over .Johnson's Clothing storo, in Biish-llreyman bldg. A LIVESLEY & CO Commercial st. Second stair south of Ladd A Bush bank ; room 18, upstairs. 'Phono 1211. PRODUCE BUYERS. Discovery " contains "Oolden Medical no alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant A slmrlc item of medical knowledge when life Is at stnke has n value put computation, r I'lerce'a Common Sense Medical Adviser ha 1008 pages of price less paragraphs, This great work is sent abmhiltly ftte on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing oj'. Send 91 one ccni stamp lor paper-bound edition, or ,11 H.S.GILEAiCO Wholesale Fruits, Prndttcp, etc. Salem, Oregon. Ofllco; Insur ance .block. 'Phone WH. Ware house, at Wallace warehouse. 329 Commercial St. Cottle Blk. 12 e-2w A SATISFIED CUSTOMER Will advertise us And our wares. omakkhaJ!; sraif Ute, n leu ves Albany .... 1l':45 n. m n leaves Corviillls. . iSs n S' In arrives Vuqulnn . 7 25n m A.M. HUMPHREYS CO. Buy uud storo wheat, oats and other gruln. Buy iKitntiH's. AImi do chopping and cleaning. 270 Commercial st. 'Phone 27KI. CHAS. L. DAILEY At Wallace warehouse Salem, Buys dried fruits uiuj otnti)es for caBii. SALEM LOTHIES stamp for edition in cloth, 11 v Pierce, llunalo, N. Y, Address Dr. Imported Olasswarc I Fancy colored vasos, lwn-hoti and puff boxes, pin trays, China novelties, Royal Ronn art ware, etc. nt Jos. Myers A Sons. ring 1 , the ma, tlio percentage being 17.2(1 In. the luuiirami, n remnrKiiniy low rate. Pou'l Tubarra Aim aad Mnokt loar Ur Antj, To null tolinoio euallv .ml t..r.. iw...... . liellrf, lull of Ufa. nerve ami vltfor, toUo No To- .., in. nnmirr norner, mat makes weak men strong. All i!ruiutut,,woorl. Curoguarau L. i, ",u,e '" wplo free. Address Sterling Jtemcdy Co, Chicago or Nsw York. gold reserves of Kngland, Germany, j wllll ,l0 Iloertt .,-,, na.iadhin.A.norl- Austria and other couutrloHWIII seriously suffer if not entirely collapse. Nothing is truer than that gold In a coward In thuoof war and a bully in tlilio of poaro. 1 ho uhovu dispatch from CaiiiuIb shows that gold Is going Into hiding and that credit currency will como Into use extensively. The gold blanket will, as was predicted by thu blmoulltta u 1K0O, (trove too small to cover thu world's necessities, and sll Yer ami vncr must bu resortiil to. Victory iorthebiniBt-illo prlneiide is not far away, if tho gold supply con tinues o be cut i'lT. 1'he Trausvnsl war wil lilt thecurtulu nnd nneal the awful brink of bankruptcy tq which the world Iim been bwught by ifioiiomet ulisui. Through durkuess to light, will ba (rue ol this great world-omblem. Tlie MI)' of gold worship will ins do nfcroy! along with tho fetish of Brit- Wi ,coinnercial supremacy. thy pw the British not succeeding thlr campaign tignliist the Oins seem to bo moro loyal to England matt tne Kugllsh themselves in this country. As this paper has ixiintisl nut, It Is not hatred of the British or nvi.i. pathy with tho Btr that should do- lerinino our iiiilgment. It Ih whether republican liutltiitions should go .low 11 befow 11 uionarehy unywhero In the world. Whew a people are eiiMble of self-government, whether It lie Cuba, Australia, Canada or South Africa, they should bo given the larvest hborlv lo TuUHhelrowu ttffalrs. Tliat England will bo defeated no one can doubt, Tho Boers aro today nop nihil with some of tho best artillery dll vers of Eurt)K!. Theyarg dovel.ipmg the artillery arm of their service with u.iiinii,H luiMiiiiv, nun, iiatuere, u valiant veteran, says that they traimil their guns at Stormlwrg for a distance fi,000 yards with remarkable utvuraey. Assisted by some of theliest unem ployed military skill of Euroi. with lout- ilr campaign ttalust the the moral uport of all freo jieoples, fethteu and Uen. Duller with Russia, Germany, Franco, Holland jw(rrea towaru eating nu tlio uuitul Stales ut least not, pray- Miss May Souring, from Rosebuiv. luimo 011 the overland, vestonlm- m ..i-i ...i .a s .. c ; : j visit wiiii tne lumiiy of Murk Mi Kouiury, Little Pimples Turn to Cancer. Cancer often results front nn lm pirlty In tho blood, Inherited from generations back. Pew people fare 'on- tlnilv fri'rt fratll linniltilnf In l,n l.l..l and It Is lintossible to tell when It will breuk out In tho form of dreaded Can ear. What has appeared to bo a mere nlmplo or scratch has developed into tho most malignant Cancer. MI had a aavani (Iaiipop MhlMh , , ly a fsw blotehat, that I though! would pats away. 1 wai treated by several able physicians, tut In spite of IhelreDortt the Uan eersprrad uulll my con. dllluu Uvamealarmlng. After many tuouths ol treatment and growing steadily worse, 1 de cided 10 try a, a. a. which was , atrougly recommended. ThrHrtl bottle produced au lm- rrovetasnl. leonllnued be medlclue, and tn four months the last Ut ile soab dropped off. dinners hi Pretoria, liwhasrly mA Udysuiith are , UsJauss thtr- lhvmilh itaffliu1 to IfH ikousand,(orIgltt- ' Vtjoedl oiiu h nrlvwl, or mi cut r.wiiyoutUiryrHHOtocio capture. tfiliteMith Mk, afttwlll beoomo of sjmWtut t otsjssiT Fdfclwr the tight iit tMi ivti two, wonptalu coun try uf Njpil avM Cain) Ing for the success of thu Riltlsh arms. we may well be lenient with John Hull, who seems to have undertaken a well nlgtt hopeles. task lit a cause whore he does not det-orvo success. The census hurvnti has already lieguu to tiiko the JHOQ ivntnu through tho liewsnatierri. ThU u-,ia l.m.t.. .1 :.. 1 , --, .,.. .. ... ,nikyii' M1MIU II, vuioiiyiibuumiii that census has only rwenjly cavalry been oomplocil. An army of tolltlcluui ..... r. .r ..'ln " hv sltMed. tad. uot a tlgu vt the disease bat returned." u v .......: Ulllaburg.NlM. It Is dangerous to experiment with Cancer. T he disease is beyond the skill Of nhVslelUlS. H. S. S l tint nnlnn becauso it Is tho only wmedy whlolt goes deep enough to reach Cancer, S.S.S.rfLBlood (Swift's 8poclflo) is the only blood Wuy Kuareuiteed Purely Vegetable. AU others contain potash and nter eury, the most dsngerous of minerals. J,. ! on Csncer and blood disease mailed. fr by Swift flpeclflo Cowiim. Atlanta, Goorgts, "" In Memorlam. Tho following resolutions were adopt ed by Canltal Asrembly, I'niteil Aril- sans, of Salem, at its recent meeting: "Wherwm, our lioloved sister, Mrs. Iila E. rieming, has been called from her earthly labors to her heavenly rest and, during the many yearn she has re sided in Salem, has licen active in all good works, it is llttlng that tills as semblv should offer some tribute to her character, and an expression of the ej- teem by which slto was held by us; be it "Resolved, That in her unselfish nnd untiring hilwr for others, ever ready cheerfully to perform any work assigned her, we hold in loving remembrance her Christian example, and her complete dovotiou to all who knew and loved her best. "Resolved. That whilo wo thus no. knowledge the great loss sustained by this Assembly, the church with which she was connected and all those whom she has assisted with loving words and gentle Itamle, "Wo also extend to her lwroavod hus band and relatives our heartfelt syut. pathy in this timu of 'nllllctlon. 'Anna M. Hall, Co It a Ih Mooiiks, C. II. Lank. "Whereas, TheSunremu Master Arti san of tho universe lias removed from our Assembly our esteemed brother, J, 0. Card, aim "Whereas, ltro. Card has been, since the organization of this Assembly, one of Its most faithful uud earnest workers, acting as secretary for several months and, by his regular and careful attention to us business, lias shown his deep in- leresi 111 us nruure; inereipre uo 11 "Resolved, That In the death of ltro. Curd (his assembly has sustained a to vero loss, the bereaved family a kind and affectionate husband and father, uiul tho community the loss of a cltiren whose character was beyond reproach, "Resolved, That Capital Assembly tenders its nrofouiid sviniuitliv uml ivn. dolence to tho sorrowing family, aud it is our prayer that the Heavenly Father will protect them In this altlfclion liv id omnlK)teut love aud care Anna M. Hall, (.'oka I-. Mooitns, t II. I.ANK. lJ. J. V. W. Palem Camp Nu, lis. Meeu every Friday even lng.7JW. in A. O. V. W- hall. Slate lu. hldg a. Moore, cierK, room Hoott Uomrth, i: 10, iooreillk f.i V. KORKSTBH8 OK AM1CRIOA Court Hherwooil Korett No. IS. Meets Frlilay nights In Turner Mock. V, Mellon, ir. It. A, L Urou Secy. II 17 lyi The Atkins Cross Cut Saws SEGMENT. GROUND. Never fails to please; We keep a full 'line ofrjtheni. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 1123333 R. M; Wade & Co, Hardware. HB ATI NGl STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT VATi.Rs Estimates furnished, and work'done promptly, , substantially ana at Honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specially. Corvallis k Easier TIME CAIN) 2 For Ynoulnn Trnln IcuvesAlban urai Trnl 1 Returning Leaves Yuqul nit. Leaves Corvallis.. Arilvcs Albuny.. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany.. Arrives Detroit.. I Returning: Leaves Dettolt... Airlves Albany 'ii Railroad P-tu. "l-OOa.m. lli.TOa.ui 12:15 p.n. 7:00 a. ni 11:10 a. u. 12:20 n. ., One and twe connect ut Alhanynnu Corviillls wltli Southern Paclllc tialns living direct service t ) and f rou ffi i". ""u i.ujubuiii. ih:iicucs. 'I ruins fur tlio mountalnH a Ileal... -a n..i.it . ;... r::;:v"""' "iesi 1.. , ,, u ". "t K,v,,,k '""We uu.e ... -- 1 uuiiiiiK grounds ureiteuuusii anu hunt am siiiuo duv II I. WAf.DKN, T K. A I' A J.TUItNKH AKClll. on river (lie the KIIWIN STONr, Msniter Albany, Ote. 0.R.&N. T. S. BURROUGHS, 102 State St Phone I5:i Traoc Marks dcsiqns C0IVRI0HT8 Ac. nrone tending a sketch and description msy r 01M111011 ireo wneini r natsntabta. Cbmrnu lloiitstrletlrintluentsl. Handbook on Talents qnlcklr ateertaln our opinion free whether an luTeunnn is pronaDir psipniaoia. uoramunifa. tent free. Oldest asencr for securing natents. l'atenta taken throuuh iluim ,t tx. recelre IMeuinocus, wunoni coarse, mine Scientific JJincricait Tnrftt rlr. ruUlUm of anr clvntlOo lournal, Termi, 3 a Ahandtomelrllltiitrated wpeklf. hUHMtCo,!"" New York lirsocu umce, a r ru wsiniDsion, 11. f. L. M. KIRK, DIPAIIT, rou "Kit" Mall S p. Ill, Hwi." knnei ti'ipxa n-t, BO, A. 58 Phono B7I Statu St s p in, Sll. Ul. x Hun Hatnr .., ,H' I" 1. Ql lavn Halein TIMR SCHKtiULK. Krorn Portland Mall Ijike. Denver Kl. Worth Omaha. Kausaa City, nt i-uin,iiuniianii Kan, walla Walla, B)kmie, Mums- iwiii, nt. rani, iniiiiiii, Mil UHiikee t.'lili'aso aud oii.l. OOKAN Hl'KttiHiueu Korrion Francisco, Bnilvrvry llvedas. tOMIMIIlA IIIVKIt To Astoria niid iy, LnnJlntt. Vll.r.Aftii.,'i-ri. ifii'L-11 I'ortliiiid, NcwUrn and ws ..m,li(gf ISIItl (iiio Sj- sin ST I p. n I u m. !si Bag. Arsa. IfB dOI;it I p. iu yf!SujpBBp9aryk iHesSaBaBSi SBBaaBHlejl lejJpHBaaaaaaaasjasi Grainy Hay, FJour, Mill Feed, BuildinglMatcrial. . Lime, Cmeni, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay andStraw stored Waeon'Scales. .Ilh.&pl l,,,,Unrefn nl-""'v-o the ,lellvery-offfgool. ,o uny lSJSTiHiS: l).Q..r Inn ir nlU.-l 1 r .".,-. n... .--.., ... v.iiuiui. v,unnccnuu rnsuc si nu land with all Tiielay. Thurwlay nod Hntunlay at S.W a m. alumlajr Vedmlaynd Friday at lO.ooa. hi. WILLAMETTE RIVER UIV1MON. Dally botts to Portland as above. I ransfers to street car lln at flii-t. tin if the iteamers are delayed theie ound ll-8-lf . Denver & Rio Grands II H. SCENIC LINE OF THE WOULD. The Ksvorl.o Traiiscoiitlneiital Itouto lU-lweeu the Northwest and all I'nliiu K.ut. (Mioheof TMiiKoiilea Throuli iheJFanioui ROOKY MOUNTAIN" SCENERY. Ami Four Itoutea Kat ol Pueblo and Denver. MANHOOD RESTORED W;sy.ft?:T:Hv.iiow remeilyKuaranteed l.icureall , nerVc.ua Vi.li? ,Thl ""''lerf.il Memory, lleadache.W.keTui n2ZYZ5 Jl"Z?S ":h. ?. Wk rc":.r.SW!". '" Power m UenV 'Zl'h""" L .'"" Infirniiivnr ini box. 6 for I', iiviii,,. -other SSS-WvH J... uuvw Orug Co. dUtributlnir airrnts T.rx, . . , u,"UANDV""-8rs.laTWD:0RM0 x-U OVIjIU II V O. .T. PRY. SALTSaie OIiECJON. Cape Nome Is now acknowlf.lirpri v?g rail, ocean amlnvcr lines W, II. IIUKLUUK'l , ,. 'ien'l Pat. Agt. I'ortland. (h. C. M. l-OWEUS. Agent, Trde itreet deck ilen.. IIOISE& HAKKIK. Citv Auenlr. All iiatseniters Kranteit a day elnrnTr In ihr Mormon Capital or anywhere hclceii 0dro aiidDemer. I'ersonallr condni-inlTonrUi v. t-ursiuiia inn-v iiaya m nvva iu Omaha, Kansas Citv, St. Louis, Chicago and tiik East. Fur Hell-la and any Information reKardine rales, routes, etc , orfordrtrrlptlte adertllinr matter, rail on aivnta nf Orrgon l'.allusy. A Nat lasttuu Co., Oretni Short l.lno or tiouiheru raclllc CoiiiiMiiiee, B. K. IIOOI'KIt, O- P. A T. AbU IVurer.t'oI. R.C.NICIIOU Ren. Act, 2&1 WaUi. Sl fortl.n.l Ore. You Can Get lhf ri,hac ! I !? 1 1 world. Oretron l,:Ki k. . c " " :u,u.' ,e,cl. J" the the surest sourmnK rr,?! m ?? u oi tSUGSfiU? u" i-JWKia Lower Berth, UNEST GROCRRIR? 'wt MtOMPT SERVICE IN TOWN. LOWES, PRICES AND MOST HARRITT & LAiURENCP OLl I'OSrOFFICE UltOOKUvT -lN Ksiz, UUOOKHV, A PART inniinnnnniini nn J. P. WITH mimnmimm Bl'lVKSSOK TO XKCKK1IUA.N U ROOKU8. Pine Wines, Liquors, Cigars 218 COMMERCIAL STREET, 160 STATE STREET, : Courteous treatment at all timoa. :1U CQURl S1REE1'. llllluilLllllllllllluiluilllllilllllltiliniliiiiimiiiiiiniiiiim. iiniiii.ii.in 1.. I imtai 1 El 1 cis 1 j 1 u LiiirB 1 Of our mammoth stock of holiday rock, ers have arrived, step in and select one before the stock is broken, we will fi it for you. Prices ranging from SoSI5 Ith one exception tl e throng!, tfiilns or tho Uiirllugton Route urn almost Inyanubly well-oiled, I he exception la our St Tsui Chlwigo Limited, On the limited thcro is usually room and to spare. Don't Infer that It Is ntltber mi tine: nor so fust, us ANY train of ANY other line lietweeo b't. Paul aud Chicago. On the con Iniry, thcio Is nu more beuullful train In America: It has euctrlc llifht, stcun heat, widerestibules the most satisfactory dining ca jervlco on the continent ud lower berth 'or eyeryliody, A.O.SHELI)f N. Seit'l Auent. Port lard 0 F. "W. Hollis & fYtn-it-. J- R. D. GIBSON, NEW MARKET trtet, near railroad, Ktethe.1 Is. My patrons tay I keep the l limn ' 1 t. r? cure 0riPPi eP warw, espellJ I tc feet aad ti, iTilUeNtrviae.