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Newspaper Page Textw f rr-MT"ri(Z.Vgqp.y?r . BMS8aMUOTrMars " W1- ! rin www i -t T- C dMJnMM uBu (AMMMwfeaiaBEaGEB Sme ef the Cured. MM! CHAHLWt-W.TtrrBTT, . . (torrcl o ViratytM. JOKL.I n North YaMnm, Wb, U iy XotfomoroiM Mr fa. Mm. if, C'AvJJITB. . .. Mnnn, V. Vn. Oirftl 0 l'aratiii: fc 7 1 ul..lfA,f,, ' I Citfntn firtml furatittt. JSrn.RMILYBBAM.VN, HI IHiWIUHU, IJutfulo, .V. Y. Curett o JWrtvw lyoitmtlon. Mnwll.T.BAMsnUtlY, 11 1'olMt ML, iVwluckeL H. J. 11 tQiwfW tfrimbtor AtaxH. N. WAUXXR, brtifoJUruttill ! JAMIOtHllUlvroN. C'uiy.I o J'jraliili, (. If. fi.VVU!;iL - Lastreate, Kan. pirt o Crteplni lUrulyiii., .ttti, it IX SIR Pirui.Kn. V U IttMnUf, Iowa. tjrw ft,L rUmfJMncA tl aWV ' ftw fwM4 Irani hei4iU mnd 17 Dr. William' rtoit J".IU. l )ua r a mtvo Isflurr, writ ui. Alh rlll n( ednwhlnr 7 V J Nervous Disorders That Dr. Willfami, I'lnk Pills for Pale People lmve cured ob- slinatc coseu of locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, nud St. Vitus' dance, is tlic bent evidence that they will cure all lewcr nervous disorders, because the principle in the treatnttfnt of all nervous dis eases is the name. Jfcrvougnesa is a question of nutrition. Pood for Uic nerves is v!:at i i needed and the best nerve food in the world is fl mi auj KV&mBzsnmmmssmemmsms. illiams9 Iv PUIS for Pale People pf. lYlWimt' Wiik PllliforPnlaPiopliinniw M IiiIIk aaun erhufldni). till ilaif In oiek. Mm. AlalHmfvOll, ritlrxtfromlhl WpM MarfWni Camplfr, leaiMCUlr, N, III fi IM. 0 lout K.MJ. Ind from Hit Or. Wll T., OU THE DAlLf JOURNAL MY HOI-RH llHOTIIHCn HATU7iAY7TlUtcilll HOO." Dully, OnoVcar $3,00, III Ailvnnoo tMiy, Totu Atontun 91.00 U advntioo Vaokly, Ouo Year Wl.QO. In Vulval) ATTENTION, CITIZENS! Do nol forget that before you can cast a vote at the com ing state and presidential elec tions your name must be on the register. The time is now on tohacyour name put there. If not registered before May 15, you cannot vote. You can register before any notary public or justice of the peace ree of cost, or at the court house in the county clerk's of fice. Do not neglect to register. THE CUUNTY JUDCIItHIIIP. Tlio ofllro of comity Judgo l tho mont Important ono (o bo lilted by tlio voters nt tho coinlnit election. Whothur Tim JooitrUia Moan of n jirojior man to fill tills nlllcu nro correct or not, vthnthor tlioio Ideal ran bo rtmlln.il or nol, li not tho iiiioitlon, Wliother tlio noinlni-o, John II. Hcntt, l tlio itroiiit man tlio llepubllcanii ronld lmve noinlimtiil or not it not tho iU'tloii. Thoy nilitlit hao nonilniilod a onmlMnto who would jk)1I n hltrtfor voto. That U not tlio qiiea. ttou the H.o)a mo liilorcatcsl In. It la tlio tnaKnltiulu ot tho ollli'o mid what nro tho dlmouiluni o( tlio loan who thotild (111 it that ilionl'l In iIImummI, ml cut holy vrllliout projmllco to tho aii1rnt wo proK)o to ito no. Tho county tnxot tliii )iwr will mount to l7H,'i5l, Tho nrtmiKo conn, ty uxeno for cljjlit yrar havo amount el to I'U.OOO k your. In lour ytum tlio county jiii)i(o haudlM and iliburoit n Urtror autii o( moiiuy, uUto.l liy tlio t'onimlMlouori, thmi almoot any privnto bimlnoM man or linn, oxivptlnu Kink. ett, In tho county. Kthoixmnty Jmljco ran bo mibjuctod to parly iniu-lilno prwj. miro, If ho In no wrak hi to pormlt o( party pull, ho cannot fcrvo tho hx)1o m an olDcial ilioulJ. Ho In put in there wllli no plat foi in hut hl own iiitolll gonro and backhono and integrity to Bin t.iln Jt I in iiftalnit tho dcmaiuls of tho men who eccnro bin nomination and clrcllnn. I Ail tin iiippono that thoro In a hard fight or thoofllco In Marlon coun ty. Tho voto In mro to Ijo clono and a great ihtd o f moiiuy may huvo to bo (pnt to put tho ltopnlillcnn nomhico in offlw. Will not Mr. Whitman, tho couuly (ilmlnniin, mid tho K)lltlclann ho worka with, limoiin Inililo pull on tho county jiiilo fur fouryt'ore? Wo link UiIh In all falmuM anil onmlor and with. out rofltKitinti on Mr. Wrliihtmiiu or Mr. Kcotl? Would not n rotation bo wtnb- llnliod that would kIvo ono faction of Inwyem a pull on tlio county court for 1 jnlltlrol pnrjK)fO(iT A county JikIk" alioiilil bo ok'i'twl, If immIIiIo, who would Iki at tho miirey of no faatlon of (ho har or party. Tho uxporicni'tM of Mnrlnn county, In M)lltlotnm illclittliiK tho drawliiK of Jur or, lolthiK ooulraet lofavoiltui with a K)lltlaal pull, iinmhiK Judofl of olrctloii a nil hanillhiK tho riiltmin, oukIiI to ton vlnco ntiyono tliutu county JihIko with any macliino piuh or pull la daiiKoroua to the pooplo ami not u Hoiirco ot nlri'iinlli to tho parly. Tho ImmcnFO lumliioM and olltli-al Interonta thataro broiiKht to bear uniu a ooiuity Jiuliiu iu iiihoi n man In that place with u back. bono llku a rallrofiil har. I to ouht to In) a limit who In not duxiiiltiiit on tho (Kitty 70 a month tho olllco pays for bin living. A hot cnuiitilu will eoiit moio than IhollKXia wr to ipl tho olllco. 01 ooiimt, n man of Mr. Wrluhtiuuu'i reiourotii will liable to llnd o.iuiiul;u monoy. Hut wbvoicr puta lip that moiiuy will ham a claim on tho court u frlfmlly IntoriH!! In tlio court Tho fact that Mr. Wrllituiau la one of n llrm that wan den 100 to Hptl i caro ntwIiHit tliociiiiuty li im rvllwtion on Mr. U'rlxlitnmii or on tho linn. Hut all know that Mr. Illnnlmm Imd no who to appwtlniid Ituiimi wivnl of monoy to appeal iiiuli a on. Tho ixmrtu havo hold that oil monoy kiM to mtm llku lliiuham for tax-ouiltHjlInu win bo ro uiviirixl ami a ult to recover ivry dol lar IIKvally Mkl men Ilka lliiitthani would put Mr. WrlKhtMMii In lltur odor with lht)tXiyon of tho oounty. If umlur Mr Wrlbtmnn'i chairman. rhlp Mr. Brott Is elected, nftcrn hard fight, will Mr. Bcottna county JitiJjra bo In a pofltlon to protect tho taxpayers ai?ftlmt Mr. lltnglmm'a grafts in tho fu ture? Will Mr. Pcott ordor suits to pro tect Marlon county against Mr. Ulngharn through his attorney, Sir. Wrightmai), who U Mr. ficott's party chairman? Wo do not ny theeo things to bo technical or finical, but to got at the facts, becauio all knowr tlmt Mr, IJIngliam's bills agalnat tho county aro larger than tho county judge's comjicntation, nud that Mr. Ilingham always works tlio court to allnlihlf rmitted. It may bo that Mr. Scott Is a man who can freo himself from the political pull of such partisans as Wrlglitman and Itlngliam. It may Ik that thoy havo no political axes to grind, or if they had ft:ott would not let them grind tlieui. We my theso things aro posMblc, and if Mr. ficott can convince tho pcoplo of that fact thero Is no objection to hhn on that ecoro. Itccaiuc. unless tho ma Ichino graft can bo stopped there Is not much hope for Marion county taxpayers. Tako County Judgo Terrell and his record for three years. Ho spont tho first year H0,170; second oar 71,l8li third year 151,010. TnuJouu- nal's warfuro on jobs broke tho politb cargraft and tho Inst year tho county was run for something near what It should I io run for. Tho reduction of salaried by tho legislature and tho econ omy of tho county clerk and sheriff wcro alto ro?on9ihlc for tho reduction. If Mr. Hcott is elected wo want him to Iki asfreo from the Infhionco of push IMiliticsas ponslhlo. Wo shall make thoao matters plain and tho people will demand that this county bo not run in the Interest of party but for business, Tlioqucntloii Is can ho protect tho pcoplo ngaiunt tho predatory element In tho llopiibllean party7 Tho party managers will tell tho coplohocau. Hut that will not sallifny them. Two years ago the union party pledged a reduction in tho salaries ami fees of (fiOOO. Tho ltcpub leans pledged n reduction of iiu.uuu a year and went In on tho wave of war excitement. Komo reductions wero mudo, but tho taxes nro higher than ever. Ileio Is tlio tax rate for tlio past three years in Marlon ceunty: HTATK TOTAL !R!)7 3 60 16 t 1808 S 70 'i CO 181W fl HO 21' 35 M hl li iiildo from local, school and city taxes. Tho i(Miiin(t(if)f a county Judge as ixpilty and Kiobuto judge, for tho linn dllug of vitatos of - Jeeodrnts, tho ap pointment of administrators nud receiv ing reports of guardians, and tho parti. Honing of property by for the most ini Ixirtaut duties of any court In tho conn, ty will bo cnimldoVed at length In n future number of Tim Jouiixai.. CIRCUIT COURT. An Important Decision by Judge Oolse. W. R, Smith Again. Judgo Holso has handed down his da clfllonin the mandamus suit in which Helen Williams was plaintiff and tho stato land board defendant, which was tried In Dept. 'No'. 2 oflho circuit court a short tlmo ago. Itriefly.tlie findings, of J fact are: that I). F. Hutchinson, bought certain land of tho slate of Oregon and paid for it in thrco tuyments, as follows i August .TO, 1873 IJOOOO April Zl, 18SI 12 40 December 17, 1888 207 6 J positive To Curo n Cold In Una Dny Tnkii Minllvo llmmo IJnlnlno Tnliloln lriiKKt4K it'futtit thu moiinyirit lill li: X, All dllih irluml the fnoiinvlrlt fill In i urn. ..-.-. -- ...... . w -.-.. -' 1Y UPI?nIIIIlMIIOIIIIIIMIOII Ull. - "- ' iii iwiMiiiiuawiim Housework is had woriivithout Gold B, Wotitng Willow Furniture ind Wicker Cnitri VlUtr ikiln mwi kioo MItJ. Vul ikty Mi U (Jmm4 w lk llki hi nk Gold Dust Wuoing Powder 14 iim vitcr. Vtt tiIH truili h IMUiMM4UUtlvl4, frt.k,lla IA I Wi, irj -tltM ctotb, n4 lp iirr iir m tm tue U tikJ lr Uli BitM, Vl nti U Ik4 4i lUf. mlMniiwlii n. k. ruMi seurMir, H Zt JC' . - HMMMMHWI as?r m ffi ti 5 nwmx J Men's Tan, Olucher cut, "ilT1 $!So ? Men's Patent leathci dres shoe, do Men s Vici Kid. Heavy iole, Kid linetl f and tips. "$$ 5Jio. illen'sVici Kid, Heavy sole, extension p edge, calf lined. ! ?3.50. 4 en's Vici Kid Plain Droad Toe. Kid 5 v lined. Heavv sole. "JlT si. so S Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt. Latest Men's Pull Stock Cu!f Goodyear Welt. Beacon lucST1 S3.5a Men's pull Stock Cnlf Goodyear Welt. Boston toe. "$? 53.50. Aden's Pull Stock Calf Goodyear Welt. t-ainunajjc ioe, tks" 3.50. u , w b:boe slop? tto t are 1 1 m &m . W ffl r.'irat 'tilL ixrirf h H rl Jl t K iWTiaW fb V m mi m?cvay?f 1 11 MAwdcn I m -c 1 - HUH,! x ij - - - 1 11 S Special? r. 1 Al J f. 5 jT. ' I'OR A 'BV DAVS ONLY CAIL AIONCB AS Wa ONLY JIAVe A FUW I'AJRS QtA SIZB 2 t f THK I'UBRTO RICAN TARIFF, 'lho l'lKirto Itkwu tariff itiektion la purely ono of expediency, good faith, ami simple common hoiifo. Home of tho Kepublleaiis H'om to havo labored under lho luiprowlou that It was Dec ennary to ImpoHo a duty 011 Puerto lilcan products in order tothow that wo could do o if wo ilosirod. Thoy feared thu spread of thu doctrlno that freo trade iieiemorlly follows tho Hag, and that lho Conitltiitlou In that regard Is self, noting uud obligatory. A sullloient an swer would loom to bo that wo Imvo now for miino thmi pant nw noil l'uorto Itlco, ami yet no hau ouforied a tariff tux on liudu Mweou lho IhIhuiI uud our main land To charge otiwsoolith of the MoKlnlsy rato for two )otrs longsr would do nothing more to ostnhlbih the principle. In other wonts, tho oont. tullounliUwtloiias It may beueoforlh Nlulolotlio Ireatmunt of lho l'hlllp. plno IiIhiiiU will not bo onikimviHod thiougli doing with l'uorto Itlon tho thing that is nxpmlUHit, Thin wmnd and itiileumnllku inmltloii was hunuHllately taken by Senator Davis, of Mlumwoiu, when the bill eiimu before tho senate. ilolnlrotlucoil an amendment extend our syniBin to Puerto Itlm lu n manner irtiially uiialofoim to the troatuiHiit no corded llawutl, Whatever olwi may ho mild, It lsxeis lively bad polttle for tho Itepiihlloaiis. Certain protwlml lutormla are lrongly opixwoil to I'uerto Itknii freo trade, but thoy can himlly Im plmised with lho out oi.iuo 111 the b.mw. Tlwy might to have mvwI tlir ammunition for a real oe chiiioii. What thy lmo MiwifoilMl in doing has boon to put tlit Itepublican patty 111 a somewhat rldlmilmu ikmIiIoii. all for tho sake of being aWo 1iuhm a tariff tax oul mi4Moiouth n muoh a tlio ordinary tax on other Imports, and thu for a iwanly two yaar. Tim omiu- m.mmniw way to look ut It was tmit u snuemifg ru.rlo Ilk-,, wo hail Mnipl' auwi a few uaio mtltw mwo to the toimrtv nmU of CVmmMtk'iit ami Vir giuia, uud MHiMMhtng inoro to tlio fruit lauds of Klorttla ami btmtlwru full fornUi It is us l( another enmity or two hud lakou to w bring immhj;i, or lho sugai Ml on our Unlf eonit had Iwii wiiiviimi a few MihH. It wo mint raise Unit Urtkn, lot Dimm ho agaliut out. sclera ami not kimIhh our uwn; and lit tl l'urto ItUxi in all dwiiif IwliMiti ou our Mdo et tlio Im. Krom "The l'rog w"t www." in tlio American MouUdy Ittxtow of lto lews fur April " fhi Hiiim 1'wt i'f ulor Is dlMiroUtMi." umi iiu. i.ia. ! ui me irvwimsiii or uiiko u iiiiiiih. KHOKt on 1.' 1 11 'i t In fiupumiwuH i no Muwl Hour sur MIMrtlU purltHM l bo Uooil lWlo ..... ...nv ,k uy will MKIMHt My toy 410 kept liedltdy tlio )ir round. A IS tKXMlWO UlU UwltCIHO CX WS lpu iUm uud itiako tho UIwhI rteh ami tiMltlik'lirim;. imi' ,,r,,u ttro wrwl " rius c. j Total 320 00 That the slato had no lltlo to tho land and it wni afterward patented by tho United States to other persons. That the stato then returned Hutch Inwn's money hi two payments. April 20, 1803 fl0 (X) February 11, 1800 200 00 Application was made by Helen Wil liams, solo heir of D, F. Hutchinson, for tho payment of Interest on tli's monoy at 5 per cent, for the tlmo the stato had tho use of It, but tho stato land board nfused to audit and allow tho sams for tho reason that the act under which said claim was made, to-wlt, section 18, of tho act approved Fobrurary 18, 1809, docs not authorize thu payment of in terest on such claims, Tho decree Is In accordance with the following findings of law: "First That tho defendants who con stitute tho raid State Land Itoard aro not authorized by tho laws of this stato to audit and ay tho claim for Interest fct forth in tho finding of fact herein. 'Kecond That tho writ of mandamus leaned lu tins cjibo li dismisseu. "Ihlrd lhat tho defendunt, said, board, recover of tho plaintiff costs and diiburseuicnts, Tho notorious V. It. fimlth.of silver- ton, was in court again Friday with a petition to tako out of the hands of hli recently djvorced wlfo tho custody of four minor children. Tho petition was opposed by tho mother of thu children and was dis missed. Tho followlngaddltlonal docket entries wero made: V. T. Water, receiver, vs. V. H. Wild ; decree and default. Frank O. linker vs. 8. W. Ilard, et al., sheriff's deed ; order granted. J. F. T. 11. Hrenlano vs. O. F. Uron tauo, n suit in wpilty ; objections to find lugs filed. Dr. tlull'u Cough Syrup Uamshes At once nil forms of throat discuses, and ulwavH effects a permanent curo. This wondurful remedy has cured thousands of sufferers from bronchitis, hoarseness and othei brouchiul troubles. y X S b that V yj Third. r i JT'J ftsnil. iinil FACTS m& Thousands Heard Oryon And thosomo or othor thousands of IHMIIIO can 1)0 Minnllcl with Mill lwul Hour lu tho market by nuking for Hick, real I brand. II-M-if. Tlio Hand Wmlne on the Wall or Kniher In lho Pig's Tall. Down ut Manumits. N. J. . thero has bouii a singular conversion from Mc Klnloy to Ilrynu. Tlio subject Is Josiali h Kmerron, n farmer, lie voted for Klnloy In 1800, but a litter of young pigs has changed him around. Tliolr tails curled Into tho initials V. J. It. Thero wore mivoii pigs In tho litter. One was named "MeKinloy." It died. Then three others died, and tho other three wero weaklings until their tails curled ik representation of tho NobraiU man's initials. 1'arinor Hinemon says this is a sign that Ilryiin surely will bo tho next proiideiit, How Mrs Botighar'G Llfo was Saved by Lydia Em Phtkhncn's Vagatahlo Gantpoundt, "I.ydla V.. I'lnkhnra'B Vogetablo Compound saved my llfo and gave back a loving- mother to eleven children, which wan more thsn nny doctor could have dono or any other medicine In tho wide world. My trouble was child bed forer. Tho third day after my babe was txnt I took a chill, which was followed by u high fever. I would porsplro until my clothes were as wet ns though dipped In a tub of water. Tho chills and fover hept up for three days. My daughter pot mo a bottle of your CorupounJ. Tho fourth dose stopped the chills, slid tho fever ulso disappeared. My life nan saved. My oye at this critical time was forty cine," Lydia O. Uoughcr, Etna, Pa. All tho wor!;3 knows of the wonderful euros which havo boon made hy Lydia E. Pfakham's Vaeteblo Compound, yet some woman do not rcallzo that all that Is claimed for It Is absolutely true. If all suffering women could bo made to believe that Mrs. Flnkltam can do all she says she can, their suffering would he at an end, for thoy would at onee profit by her advice ana no curcu To all doubters Mrs. 1'Inkhain can furnish the most positive nnd convincing proof of theso facts. First Lvdla K. I'inkham's Vegetable Compound holds the record for the largest number of absolute cures of uuy remedy for female Ills over known in this country. Second -Mrs. I'lnkham has on Ulo millions of letters from women have been rktoml to health by the use of her Compound, and all she claims can be veri led y an oxamn.uu . . . . .--. All letters addressed to ner ai uj-hu, ui.m,, .. . , w..w. oral by women only. Tlilii Is n sacred confldcnco nererilo atcd. r-vnrnubHklicd without the writer's full and freo consent In writing. Still More Foots Showing Irregularity Is Overcome by Lydia E, Plnkham's Vogetablo Compound. "DicAnMns.riNKUAM Iamtroubled with irregularracnstruatlon, nnd have begun the uso of Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound. Would like your advlco." Cora L. Payton, May 19, 1898. " Dea n Mits. I'jnkiiam I hav e taken three bottles of Ljdla E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound, but I have a lad discharge ami writo to ask If I had bettor not ubo your Snnntlvo Wash also? Your medicine is helping me." Cora L. Payton, Ogontz, Pa., July 1. 1898. "Dkati Mns. 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I had good doctors, but none of them did mo nny good. Through tho advlco of n ledy friend I began the use of Lydia E. Piukhnm'ti Vegetable Compound, and after taking one bottle I felt greatly relieved, and by the tlmo I had used several bottles was completely cured, so that 1 could do my work again. 1 am now passing through tho change of life and using your Compound. It helps me wonder fully. I wnnt every sutlcrlng woman to know what your medicine has done for me." Mra. V. Al. Bull, New Palestine, Mo. aT)xm AnRele. Ar Kl raw Ar Fort Worth. UiU Ar city or Mexico txA a m Ar HoutUn . -W) A M Ar Now Oiloani.. g-25 v u At Wuhlngiou 6 42 A M Ar Now York -. 12.4a I' M i..ii.. -...I7r7"t.' ' A UllUJikll I111U xuiiriNiR fnni 1 ' trains. Ohalr cars Sacramento to OgJ.J and fcl Paso, nnd tourist cars to Chi.!. 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OUKAN HrKAMBUtlU For Hau Frauclaoo, Ball every five daja. COLUMDIA lllVKIl To Aitorla and way Unainji, sni ,:tipu - at. . 1 P. n x Han. ArSa- l.n istcsmsiscftzre .OASTOIIZA. Burttii Tea Kind You Han jUwrt FtoijW wvrom '?&&&! WX Peace Declare, Why dovolo all your tlmo reading tho Iloer Wnr and the Gold Fields of Alaika7 Thero aro other matters of vital Importance; you may make a trip halt, uud will want to know how to travel, in ordor to Imvo tho best ser vice, uso tho Wisconsin Central Hy., between St. Paul and Chicago. For rates and other Information, write Jus, A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore gon, ...'Ackennan, Gsshoii, Ind., save, "IXlW It's Little Kuril' llfc.ru nt,;,- brim: certain relut. mm mv Imnilnnfi.. and never grlpo." They gently cleanse and Invigorate tho bowels and liver. oiones imigbionos. '0l2ffi' E0ITH Teaching Your Grande mother to Suck Eggs a ri 11.1 (till titrt til Iiift1 tt liipl.lltr titeiltii (ust as it would for you to offer an "old timer" or n connoisK'iir in lino goods anything but our high grade Overholt wiiiekcy, wiicn you want to oner Htm somothing tliut will make him smack his lips and bring n beam Into his eye. Our Overholt whiskey is pure and un ex cellent aid to digestion, us well us n bracer when jou need ono. J. Pi Rogers I WILLAMETTE niVF.n liiiTnirnriiatin ivaibKm.jb i Kalem Undlnn. "'.u.?i; " I llnJ IjJ raemtar. Tlmredar and Matnrdaf al S.iTr. Moudayjjynoadayand Friday al 10,01 amT FOR CORVALLI8 M."i? mVr PlutTuoiday, Thurriay and tahir. UaJJ,UUp, Hit The real rough rider Is the man who rides tho rler With a twlstim?. uiulnuing log for a saddle, on wlilcli lie stands, balanc ing himself to its every motion. If Ills coolness falls orhii nene gives way, disaster and death reach out for him. It's the giving way of the "nerve" which proves fatal to no many a own Per Iwh he is limply crossing the itrect, as he has done Ini III. Ilrara n ilimil .. liMitatM, gets rattled " and Is run oi er! hen a man finds that his memorv nlava sC3 yi. 1 r yif IIiikciiam's 'blues." Pills will dlsjiel tho OABTOllIA, Deintii Ul Kind You Hira Ahrari fought uijttaltin yVt .Zg7 er f?y. JJMcArtC M. II Smith. Unit, milt Mii, .n... 'I)oyitfs Little Early ltlsem aro thu very mn puis i over used for contlvo iioss, liver and bowol troubles." Stones Drug btorps. Tho Elite Studio In first class hi all its apiKjintments. Always up to date In K)so, lighting nnd tlninh, now styles, moderate prices, high class work. Cor ner Commercial and Court street. if Mr, Harriet Kvsni, Hinsdale, III., writes, "1 iieierfail to relievo my chil ilren from croup at once by using One MlnutoCoiiidi Cum. I u,nl.i ... ....I safe without It." Quickly cures coughs, colds, uri dim) anb nil tni ...,i i diseases. Stones Drug Stores. McCoy Stage. Leaves Gilliam's stable 0:20 , m. dally for Lincoln, Zens. McCov. and IMP,,., n ., um.1 b..... .. i . .. hack, goixl horses and careful driver. Parcels delivered along tho line. a-,n ' K. K. Divis. WHAT JTONBS Is it (hat dowi al! this fine Paper Hanging, Decorat injr, Painting and Kalso nmiinff, and has a shop at No. 153 Court st.? Why NATB JONES Leave orders nt Huron ,tc Hamilton's. WILLAMETTE ttlVEtt DIVISION Dally bouts to Portland us above Transfers to street car linn ar. n,. 1I... II .1 i . m . wViSjWaT yuy ii iiiosicniiiorsarojoMycd there. Hound trip tickets to nil points la Oregon, Wiislilnnton or Cullfornla. Counecllotis made at Portland with ull rail, ocean nnd river Hues. W. II. IIUltMlUUT. Gon Pais. ArU, Portland, Or. O. M.l'OWKRS, Agent, Trade Street, dock, Salem. IJOLSE & UARICKR, City Agent. ItV Hlhot QW ft 11 CiaSr l;H ttl WM IlllTWiF thomiaml times. mix i.uc uucii, wuen ueatartioli touet something and forgets what he went tor, ....... uc.wn'i iic una iockcu llie Iront door and vet an Irritating uncertainty MiiinsU him to get up and verify hfs knowlmlge, then tlwt man Is in dan ger ut any minute when confronted by a trifling danger He li unnerved. Thli condition can I perfectly cuml hy the u,cof Dr. llerce's Golden Sled leal DUcojery. It strengthens the atom, eli, nourishes the nencs. ami purifies the blood. It containi no alcohol, whisky or other intoxicant -l'JbT I""?.1 ,IU'J "tlllnf wbiuei rud la wall w wnr i i 1...1 .VJTTI ?!? V Slr J trmcnl aaj m Kmu avatnii u.i ., j.r i . . - :- J Al f VVimiTl nuiM Seeds Seeds ,r;l o!fr's,.l?u' 'l.'' . nan nui ittk Ji , tKr I aay wntMuraBTkliJ Tm,m "r m my initftUf i. mi li uur MMlt a Uiy. I .to b r..T ,hl, ruJSlMf ,n "" "1 ..1 t aua tr MuoJ and inm t (u uoj h,,"'. ' Di llvivc's Pellet cure bihouwjc. Jlw Martla It, Jenulngs, an Oregon t'ii)j4ontfr ol iSltt. diel March . HIMMM ., A full Htock of garden, gross, clover and Ihwer seeds. All choice, reliable nvv.,.. imw no lowest lu thelstttlo. Gaidnert CttUloKI,e, sPiViftl l''1"' to Phone 1781. oi Court St., Halem Or Dealers In hay, grain, mill feed, flour etc SOULE KHOS. PIANO IUKERS AiM) IIEPAIRKRS rOUTLAND ORE t'irH4liuij.ilelnlii u.,t n Will "m.U- Hi., t . !.flcL."Sfer? yPu r,ci, a,Kl if 'ou are alve to your Otfcr t "Why no1you.Ve my "y inAms here' comp?eUte.StCk f fa'" y Kr0Ceries a,Ul )rovisions ls tlle most Har: itt & Lawrence Denver k Rio Cranio II li SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD. Tho Favorl.o Traiiaooulluenlal Kouto llettreta tlio KortliHeit ami all I'otnti Kut. Uliolconf rwoilutu riirnu'i Hnfiiami ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY. And Four lluutei Kaitof ruolilo and Ueuvtr. All iateuircri uraoted a dajr .top-orer la Ui Mormon Capital or anyiTbero betwcu OnJea. anil Denver l'erionally conducted Tourtit Ki' cumlom three ilnyi u week to )mvua, Kamjab Cirt, St Loom, OlIIOAOO AND THK EAST. Vnr tlcscti and any lafurmattoa retirdlar rotM, route., etc, or fur deicrlpllrs tlTftlilc natter, call ou aneuU or Orairou lUllwtr k Navlxitlnu Co., Oregon Hhort llae ar Houlheru laclrlo(mpauI(. S. K. HOOI'KR. 0, V, $T. ARt., UonTer.Col K. t). NI0110L, (Ira Agt , i51 Waab. HI., fortlind Or L Ot.U I'OSTOKFICK OIIOCTUY M. KIRK. mTA:o.5B StatoSt Gram Hay Flour Mill Feed, Building Material, W....V., wcuicui, rtastcr etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored Y,- C I IW.pt am. laielu ., mn . " T. CS;CIC ' " k'hmn io aiiyp.irt i.-lf of tin oitv. To tt P, Iwk McOraiuuiil . bmueht t ti. Pii-wuiry lait night fruai Sherman cwuuiy to vro two ymr for forry. IKMlWs'hciriAs k cwtoa Liui aca, tJECHAM-s 2 wind Pain & Stomach Torpid Liver Sallow Skin Indigestion, etc. m cents ana as centj-6nirri$tj. """"-"-'" .,L '. .. M J??a,aSV,,,, W ojuam-j r. vuia,. vr 1 0-1 TKUK V, Oregon Shoii Lino Ilailroaf Tho Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and ail Eastern Points. Given cliOA-o ot two favoKto routea via tho UNION I'AOIKin vV v.m ?', ' or tho HIO 0 KAMIK Swnic LIuis. ' No Change of Cars. Ontlm PortUud'Chlcago Special the anstinthoVellt. l ' Ul Equipped With Eloyant Standard Sleepers Hne New Ordinary Tourist o eepers SuerbLibrarvBufTatCars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte cree Reclin'ng Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smolters Entire Train' Completely Vestibuled For further luformatlen ppl Successor to Geo. L, Neal, jl rtrwt, )",n. & 878?. ' W","S' Ii1UOr lTnlr now maiinawment. . un, urrii ro-O o.vm Com mere THE L. Nail A and Clpiirn. 22 tt OiTjm crivjiir'io loiciot thu loiio Ini; route j eunt, Tlicy ar5 all famoui scenic attructloi O. It, & N , via Odnon aud Uonvcr- Shasta Itouto via Mnr.rnniontn. Oil. deu and Deiivor. Shasta Uoutci via Sacrau'cnto, Major E Alborquerquo. , A dnllv lino orthruuith PULLMAN 'ALACK and TOHHI8T hLBBP r.ftS, Snu FranolMKi and Lrw Autfe- ios rouhlu.iifo Mils li The Short Line sou-thorn O.tlirornl.i To the East. AppU Ui I ho ncentii nf O S L.. Southern Pncill the O. fnldi'M e. ThO Olllv Hurtut II..,. .1. . . OlhoritytenfbicycW. Im.lir",,l',,,,.,lmn SprooUl rw u,n KCW,;Bl,"'t'.110 toB. KKAQ is hblibvivo' " ! ' : CALL AND UK CO.NVINCKU A. ROBERTS Phonk 2j7i). W.E. pply to CQMan, iv Asu 75QO Rolls of i9oo HAS JUST nucv r A JUST BBEiN F. HAS SEE WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS .t N im uiHlcrnlvrnpd, fur iHt!iiptio. literature. J. J, OKVEREUX. General Agent, Worcester BUj. Portland Or. R. If and Iir.l H UI.T -.-. SEE IF WE rAW'T,".1E AND " " l- i- r i 1 1 if wv IVJIJ AV OF OTHERS WTTAT -r Uh OTHERS Detroit m nSon.Kl , HOLLIS & .m fciMJS'a Door North of ptsK mP- -yJ. W --fe Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. a For Yaqulnu: Train leaves Albany 12M5p.n 'Iraln leaves Corvallib.... 1:65 p. ui 1 lain arrives Yaqulua . 765 p. w I Iteturnlnu: Loaves Yuqulna tj-oOa.ra. Loaves Corvallis 11:30 a ru Arrives Albany 12:15 p.m. 3 For Detreit: Le-aveb Albany 7:00a. m Arrives Detroit 11:30 a. m i Iteturnln: Leaves Detroit 12:20p. ru. A. rives Albany 8:45 p.m. One and twncimnesL aLAloauyaou I Corvallis with .Southern Pacific tialus 1 t.'lvlii direct service tiaod from e 1 Iirt nnd adjacent beaches . Trains for tho mountains arrive at Klvluu ample um g sruuudo on tt"5 Santlaui river th Uvn? AguL, KDW1K OTO? . Albaur. Oro, 7VJKNXJH ABW . . ... A.ra.aiavi Sun