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arrived home a perfect wreck, reduced In weight from ITSto WOpouudi.
"My HtoSe" is a iitronr belleTer In Dr. Whlloma' I'lnk PUIa for Pale
am n TWriDRLCU JI1V UJ WKR ftllCIII. J UIU. HIJU QlimiCllirU
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t .a niiriv mirn.i. -rue
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loir. Wilflama" riokl'IU.
Or. Williams'
Pink Pill
for
Pale People
ar'ltr'"',,M1'or',,llb"1' POit-paM en
rroiut i f uric. o mta a boa, or alx ! for
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GHllDREN'S
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,AUSE:--Too Maiiy.
ffecT:'-A suit for your boy for -25 io 50. per. cent less
than you always .paid. Suits ,?V00 to 460. '
1 1 - -TTI '
SEE THAT YOU GET FIRSTGHOIGE
G, Wi Johnson
The Peoples Clothiers
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
DV HOFER DROTHLH3.
8ATUKDAY,
., r ...
NOV. 10, 1U00
Dally One Your. $3.00 In Advnnoo
Dally Four Months 91. In Advance
Weokly One Year Sl.OO In Advance
COVEHNOK CEER'SMOST important ap
POINTMENT.
Tlio moat important net of liia
gubernatorial turm wllj w Governor
Geor'a eclcclion of fivo tnun for a Soliool
Textbook CommiMlon. Thoy vrlll'aervo
for four yearn and as their work will go
beforo every homo in tho ntnto that has
children to eond to school, tho pructlunl
result of'thisconlinlailon will ho lirouKht
home to (ha pockets and- exposed to thu
critical judgment of throo-fourths of tho
people 61 tho etoto. That "tho com
position of tills commission ttftnd tho
policies adopted by It will iiilluouco thu
eliaracter of tho vciioola mul tho minds
o0hoj(rowJnKgoperatiouH in Oregon is
apparent.
'JJio JpgnNAi. hastily oiuJomob tjio
InJflrvKwof tho Governor prTntod xclso
Where. I!s MiilinSontH arti flarand
utronganditothe polnl.ftiid If"ba4kwup
by a eolfutlon o( mon lit tli sutuu spirit
cliinoV'uut bring bo1 rusHlts. Tho
Governor doco well to invito etigsttoiiB
from all sources us to tho chsratilur and
kind of men to oompoeo thu hoard.
lla cannot no top fllowljr or iako too
ofcuo iuqury into tho (jiiallllcu'tion and
Iduaa entertained by persons ho ptita on
this board. Tho books sulooted ArQ lt
only lorctHi njoii tno jhhjuio ipr lour
y mnt but all privalo and lilgher witioots
are compelled touso them niorcor loss.
fhe JJlato of Oregon lias bon under
am rcgluit? for about ufghleY Jt'itw io
far as text, books aro cuntariiod, One
company lias furnished all thu IkioIch
under tlmV regime until six years ago
oho language uook uotu. u uoniixuiu
firm broke the oprdon of iionopolv n
tr" adopted., tfhe iKKtKH'fliat tho Or
jgp schools have had to uko or In
fwlor in many rejKt, and U hJuliMC
prJoed than other statos adnted, but
they weru even liljjher prieed thun tho
j5jile of othormaUss ptMd for the samo
biebtt,: Jt lgt)2 a bill pasetl tho lower
bww (or which tho governor, then a
)pM)tor, epoko and voted to break up
tifQjgpn m,$ip)o!y. By tl( efforts of
USaf'then'stafu suporiutendont, MeHlroy,
itMtM-m was defeated In W& It wa
yoeed to ehango hooka mjilur tho
wSwojK)ly systom and that wits defeated
uAny changes tind.uf 9yVnyiti)u wore
HuSrable.
i the laht legJulatiiro a bllMreaUmj
' im'iropoitl text book couMo)tfty! VrtB
ytd under tho magnificent leatler
Mu of- goator John Daly' auJ 9tor
?ti0taeR who hail taken Htottmouy be
,H5IWUJwminltleo and prepared
.iipr9t Jtw under wjild) U RV'
gttienioii
tflnwt)kf antl tf givftOrftion
msMiat Qt pivYw1ri sahool
ioqI boks,fH7irSS?MlMltM
A
Soldier's
Life
In one of hardship and ex
posure, and the dangers from
disease are as great as from
shell and bullet. Here is a
s.ory of a life that was saved :
I enlMled in Company RFIratltegl-
miL tiny York VolunlMie. at the
beginning of the trarwltDHpam. While
nn mrrlion duty tti uonoiuiu l ttm
ritrlcken with innlarln, ti lilch mi compli
with kldnoy tronlile. I wai In. the
twenty-one daja, Hndwlieudlacherred
wb nitiri.
nam v
pain wra oil roup, my appetite waa Reed
j oi)f i nm a wen uiaD, iubukb
Frank A. Swkezst,
S7t Jlrinktrhoff Aixnut,
Vffea, Jf. r.
iifwiiimMw ifci "
RICE lll'ilS
CLOTHING
& Company,
and Furnishers
instead of holding our state down in tho
clutch of a conlloes commercial mon
toly thu men who pasted this bill
found that tenrhurs all over tho Btnto
stood in awo of tho monopoly managers.
Thoco mitnngorfl hud for yoars dipped
into thu polities of tho state, into county
and city anil stato tchool umnagunnnt,
until many leading odticitorn and school
oflicluls felt they owed their places more
to tho book company that had tho con
tract with tho statu than they did to
tho communities that employed thorn
or tho peoplo who elected them.. This
is Bald without reflection upon that cor
poratlon, hut is simply stating a truth
about tho mothods ol its maimgerfl in
this statu.
While Governor fleer will not hejusli
ilod In appointing a textbook cotumis
slon that Is packed for or against any
publishing house, thu reformation con
tended for hy thu champions of tho now
order of things does contemplate that
any monopoly system shall not further
flourish in Oregon. It should bo da
utroyod root and branch and forover.
Lot Oregon schools bo freed from man
Ipulation and domination by any text
book'flrin or corporation. Tho peoplo
uro in earnest nbout this and (ho lie
publican platform endorses thu re
form. If there does not result
u malarial ehango from the pres
ent system it will bo no reform. Thu
onmmlsHlur.. should ho animated by a
distinctive, progressive, but Intelligent
ruiorm spirit In tlui direction of giving
tho people tho best books publishod und
iis'l in other states anil securing them
tit reasonable prices. Viewed from this
stundpoiuMhoro is no objection to koop
iug some of thu books that aro now in
iiso If they fulfil theso requirements.
All that Is hero said Is for tho purpose
of bringing .tho salient feutures of
tho situation beforo tho publlu, Tho
Jouunai. heartily supported tho reform
bill beforo tho legislature It will
heartily support tho work of any honest
uud competent commission tho governor
may apiolnt. It ha no candidates for
thoso places and will have none, buliev
jug It to bo the business of a public
uewepaper to give Information ami help
oreato sentiment for sound public
policies rathor than to meddlo, with the
selection for places in tho appolutlvo
power.
Gov. Geer rightly says politics should
out no liguro in tho commission. Hut
tho Kepubllcuu party has had complete
control of thu public schools and has
croitel ho text bmk situation as wo
now find it in this tflt. Its 'Interests
and its welfaro as a 'political orgsntza
lion aro moro at stake In this matter
than almost any other feature of Btnto
government. Wo believe that Gov. Geer
desires to servo tho people, and that his
heart inclines him to do tho right thing.
f f all tho friends of t'oxt book roform in
Oregon will iutorost themselves a groat
victory can bo won for tho cause of pro
gross in tho common schools, tho most
wyred iiiatltutloii In a Iroo country.
Thk Jut HNAt Inv.tes corrcjiponduucQ
ujL.dlscussiuu through Its columns of
W)jct. and vvjU shortly glvty list
.nereous whoso names,aroipuu!tcly
or prop9f)Jyhlj4rUnd8W0r3.but buy a bottle today. '
JOURNAL X'RAYS
Snlcin's woman club should noiw mn
tcrlftllre. ft .
l8.2IcKiuley e,ven ImperialJit.ngURh
to dictate this weather?
ft &
Salem has only poac? and good-will
for the rest of tho state.
6
Good roads and good coOkfffg lend to
pf08perily ami expansion.
It wouldn't bo Kentucky Without a
fight over tho elect! it reluriiB.
There aro three avenues of cfmrM-
Soap Creek, tsalt Creekor 1'uduen Kivcr
A ft
We can now sec what could havo leen
done had we had Dewey for a tamlldalo.
Snlem Unitarians aro alive uud kick
ing. They insist ho shall (( to heaven.
Not to bud.
.
Senator retigrew's plan of orgatrziiig
h political party of tho discontent! is a
hacki)Uml)er.
A lawyor'b feeof (I'JO for drawing an
attachment on forty bales of hops is one
road to prosperity.
Frank Paxtou, the attorney of tho
Textbook trust, ran behind as elector In
nearly evory precinct.
ft
Heller schools, tatter roads and better
city government is a program that will
make baiem llio most prosperous iy on
the count.
It would bo cruel to say to but what
ever tho reorganization of ho demo
cratic party, it won't bo in the hands of
Milt Miller.
ft
fc'omu of the Oregon politicians will
try to tlnd out what church Kil. Cro'nan
and Frank Wrightman attend and what
kind of whiskey thnv drink,
Wo liavo ono hope of prosurity to fall
hnok on. Tho Rryauitss can push tho
Belgian hnro Industry, and while their
fecundity lasts they won't In) out of
meat.
i.
A freo library movement should, now
bo taken up hy th Masonic order. It
would glvaoureU a fine reputation
and might ndd w- ler fine building to
our city.
Undo Sam will build forty warships
und Immediately tho stiel trust proposes
to raise the prico of strel billets from
tI8.oOtoT35 n tm. Put two and two
together.
e
A democrat who was getting trft a
month In Oreuon was tolti hy his em
plover hero in free Oregen: "If you
tlon't vote for McKinley you lose your
Job next day." Tho man did not voto
at all.
ft ft ft
Tho wheel of fortuo has turned up In
Idaho, and Fn I Dubois, Sllvur Itepub
lican, will ho returned to tho scat in tho
United Rta'es senato that ho lost rix
years ago because of his silver views.
ft ft ft
Tho Salem public drinking fountain
on tho court house squaro facing the
now fedeiul building thould now mate
rializo. The court houce would still ho
tho moxt beautiful building In townthut
tho old woodnn Goddess of Justice
should get tho ecales off hor eyes.
ft ft ft
This city has a ropiiblican mayor,
marshal aid 11 rJ chief j four republican
aldermen; it has an Independent io
cordur. doinocrntlc treasurer and popu
list strcotjcommlsionor ami four demo
cratic uldoruien. That's bud for hoodlers
but good for taxpayers.
ft ft ft
Mr. 0. H.Markhutn, tho live gonoral
passenger and freight agent of the South
urn Pacific, has accomplished much of a
lasting nature In encouraging tho es
tahlNhment of creameries in this statu
In time tills industry will obtain Btich a
growth that it will bo ono of the lea Jlng
butter producing states in tho union.
ft ft ft
Tho Ronublican chairmen of Marlon
county live at Salem and show good
Judgment in not jubilating over tho do
looted opposition. Thoy know they aro
an earnest, honost body of citizens' and
taxpayers who aro loyal to j;ood govern
ment and liavo backod tho causo of ro
form in city, school and county affairs.
The Best Prescription for MaUrla.
Cblllaaud fever In bottlo af Oinvo'TaMeloa
C'lilt Tonlo. It li limply Iron and nululno In a
Uatolem form. Nit euro uo pay. Price GOc,
6-10 Sot-eod
Thu Kopubllcan papers aro now say
Inir that tho MoKluley vdmluistratlon
will practically do all that Ilryan con
tended for. The samu II ig floats, over
all. All Americans want' what's right.
JSut wo aro In hopes some way will bo
found to restore ordor In tho Phil
ippluos short of extermination.
Stops the Couth and
. , Works off the Cold. ,
TuaxallvQ llroran quinine lablola euro a cold In
ono day. No Cure, No Pay. 'rice 3c S 28
Lord Mayor's Day,
taor ) j.i viiv 9
Iainihi.s Nov, 10. Lord Mayor's Day
was celebrated yesterday with tho usual
honors. Tho streets vy ejro filled with spec
tators of tho prouesslou, which was as
showy as usual. Thu buildings on tho
routo were elaborately and piofueoly de
corated. ioiisssvg
And eating Is simply perfunctory
done because It mutt be.
This Is the common complaint of
I ha dyspeptic.
If eating sparingly would euro dys
pepsia, few wquW sujfer from It long.
The only way to cure 'dyspepsia',
which Is difficult digestion. Is to give
vigor and tone to the stomach and tho
whole digestive system.
IIooU'm Baraapnnlla cured the niece of
frank Fay. ( N. HI . Houtti Ilovton. Maaa.,
who wrltei that ahu had been a threat KUITeror
from tlyapvpMla for kIk carm had bvvu with,
put appetite and had Luni troubled with aour
ttowaeh and headache. Hhe had tried many
Other medicines In valu. Two bottles of
Hood' Sarahparllla mado her welt.
Jfoetf'
Promises
7 Sarsatpxrllla
to cure and keeps the
promise.
Hon t wait til you aro
.
OREGON TEXT
BOOK COMMISSION
Governor Geef Favorable to
An Honest Body of Men.
Believes They Should Be Good Easiness Men
With Sufficient Educational Qual
ifications. Probably ntio of tho most important
am) exacting duties which Governor
Oeer will bfi called upon to perform
during Ida term of ofllrn will U the n
piit'mc'noj the new text liook com
inl?ti jppxt JnnnntgF. Thu governor 3s
very feticont reisanJhiK tlie. composition
id the cbmmtssinn.' In jepohse to re
cent inquiries ho gave tho following in
terview In tho Portland Oregon Ian:
' 1 have, f courpi. no Announcements
to 'i.akai to urn nllvhlttnls to bo ap
II 'nwnr ii iii" u niiiitnig
Miinted."nnd hqll not make
names of llio members of lb
known ln
io commis
mon to any perron until tlio appoint
ipi'iit bus been officially anootim-cd. 1
havo not vet mado up my mind whom I
shall appoint, and shall not until !m
mediately beloro tho timu arrives for
notion. I consider the naming of thin
commission ono of tho mo it important
dutiea I havo to perform as governor ol
the stato, and tho appointments will
not bo made until after tho most careful
consideration of tho requirements of tho
positions and tho qualification! of the
most availublo citizens of the stato who
will consent to servo in that capacity.
"I realize that It will bo a difficult
matter Io erfoim the duties of Iho com
mlsMom-rs In away lhat will not subject
them Io eotno sortol puui.c criticism,
and for that reason there may be some
dlfllculiy in finding gocl men willing to
makotho necessary sacrifice for tho wel
furo of tho stato and its relied children,
therefore. 1 shall probably not ask tho
contontof any man beforo appoiulin,;
him a member of Iho textbook commis
slon.
'The appointees will probably bo men,
who, ftom their positions us prominent
citizens, ciutiot well rufu&o to nuko u;
rlfices reulrelof tho men woo mny
servo the public in lint cipacity.
"1 have h d numerotin appllcutluns.
both In person and by letter forposiliuus
on that commisHion, but 1 can see no
reason why any man can really wish to
servo in that capacity, and am not in
cllnedtnlook with favor upon the ap
plication ol any man who is anxious for
such an appointment.
"riuggOHtions and recommendations
from any person interested in tho wel
faro of our public schools havo been and
will bo thaukftillyrtzcivud and carefully
considered.
"Politics shall not havo tho slightest
influcncoin thopulection of tho members
of tho commission. Tho best men avail
able will bo chosen regardless of party
affiliations. I beliuo this commsssiou
should 1.3 conio(ud of men from
different sections of tho state, and this
will bo considered though not us a con
trolling foaturo. S3 far as personal
qualities aro concerned, I am inclined to
tho opinion that tho majority of the
commissioners should no bo tchool men,
I believo tills commission should be
composed of good business men, who
also have sulilcient educational qtiAlifica
tiona to make them good judge of text
books. They shoujil bo men in whopo
honor and integrity tho people of Oregon
have tho utmost contld-uca and whono
motives will never bo questioned "
The Teacher's Monthly Names i List.
Oregon Teacher' Monthly, Halem. Or., for Oc.
tooer. Ctiav II. Jones and Uco. M. Jnuu, fcjl
llort.
Gov.T.T.Gcorwdl appoint the text
book lommirsiou in January, und it will
meet in Julv and neleet tlm b'ok for
our sob. oil for thu fol owin sk ye.irs.
It i rumored that tlit-ie are many uii
plicants alreudy for apiKilutmont on this
commission, but tho Governor has civen
out that ho will not ap, o nt anyone who
ann.ies for tlie place. iiioworKoi tins
cotnmUsion is a very impo'tunt matter
Mint thero suouid bo appointed lor it mu
very boitinoa mon who have resided
for many years in tho state iand under
stand tho needs and wants of the peon'o
In regard to school torft bookH. Wo
havo in mind fivo such men who, if ap
pointed on this commission, would so-
lii.t tnr nn linnlru urnrlliv nnd flllitnlllo
In all respects. Thoy a e: bunt. Prink
Ululer, oi Portland; Pres. P. L. Camp
bell, of Moumetttli: Prof. D. V. S. Held,
of Heppner; Hon. 0. A. Johns, of Da
korCity, and Judge J. 0. Fullortou, of
Itosoburg. So fur as wo know, these
men havo never beforo been m.ntloned
In connection with the toxt book com
mission, und possibly nono of thorn
would accept if offered tho appoint
ment. Those men wou.d givo general
satisfaction to all parts of tho state, and
If tho G' vernor would appoint thorn and
thoy could bo induced to accept, tho
people would need four no fraud or dis
honesty in th selection of books, but
could rust ussurud that tho very best se
lections would bo made, The peoplo
and thu best Interests of our schools
would ho served with hone ty und abil
ity. (The first of tho gentlemen above
mimed is thu President of thu Bt-ito
lioard of Kxuminers appointed by State
Sunt. Ackormann.of this state as follews:
I' rank ltlgler, Portland ; J, 8. Landers,
Tho Dalles I). W. Yoder, 8alem : Thorn
as M. Gatch, Corvallls; U H. Baker,
f.obanou; N. L. Narregan, Medford; 0
A. Hitchcock, Ashland : J. A. Church
Ill, HakerCity; K. IS. Conklin, Pendle
ton. P. L. Campcll is President of tho State
Normal School. Prof, Held of Heppner
was former City Sunt, at Eugene, and
was Democratic candidate for Stato Supt.
in 1804.
.Mr. Johns Is a young lawyer und grad
uate of Willamette UiiiversUvat Salem
J. C. Fullortou is a lawyer at Itosoburg
and Republican Presidential elector.
ut tno above two nave tu tno past
boon connected with tho present order
of things educational in Oregon, Not over
one of tho above five was at all a sup
porter of the Duly bill, tho others beins
either indifferent or hostile to reform
Thk Jouunal will publish tho names of
all persons suggested for places on tho
text book commission and so far as
possible ascertain their views and
whether they are committed to keeping
tilings as they aro or favorable to the
real spirit of reform as embodied in tho
Daly bill.)
Use Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup at once, If your
ajiild has qrdup'or bronchitis, Ytft0
nntiuin, delav may bo dangerous. Dr.
Bull's Couch Syrup cures ut onco. It Is
a safe arid infallible remedy, All drug
gists sell it for 25 cents.
Historian of the Sioux.
CiiiCAtio, Nov. 10 Ztttala sa, "Bed
Bird" an Ogalalla Sioux girl with the
manners and speech of the Back Bay,
Boston, has been in Chicago on her way
iicngo on nor way
llOr yacatlon in tho'
i A ., n . I
In South Dakota,
d, and began hor I
mavK-.nl Vt.Anl-
Kast, after spending
tepeoa of hor tribe
Sho is 28 vears old, and began hor
schooling in tho Pennsylvania schools
.. .....,, ,.. -.
en Blie was ten years old.
ned nUlbutor totlie A-, ,
, ararV vtolInstry.n fig
lor I nutans wnen sue was ten
one is an uauieuiecj
ihiiiic, jiuuwiiy
iiinMu'witji'Maitini'ianrxi iwnn
torf. iivvi"iTC;
1 press! vo mOtulwr of lio-tdn's Uterary wn.
nud-iVet an inuion in nyu;i7t
blood, and in appearance. She con.W
Orsjher mlMlon to t)0 to wnte tho stoo
of her raT- and to voh-o the heart of her
Koplf w.thout regard to whr . Up; woild
.as alrcadvrsld or written. She-s
tho braves of hor race have been depriv
ed of their hunting tltelr cAmping and
their free ramro of the plains, and now
they ate confined to barren corrals.
Spanish-American Congress.
arADMD, Nov. 10, Marquis Agnilur
Camp," the minister of Fdrergn Aff-tlrs,
announces that the chief South American
republics have iiii(icd their Intention
of r-artlciwtlng in the"pinl8h A. encan
Congress which meets hero tomorrow,
delegates from troit of thes countries
are in tho city. Marquirf Camn-i he
Heves that tho C ngr ssw I' r itilt in the
establishment of clos-r am advan
tageous rolati ns b'twren Spain ind t- e
South Amermu coiinlrio Iho question
o' c m erfla rolHttons, ho wiyn, will be
a dillicult one, as Spain hn to rtrognle
nganict h powerful o poncnt In the
U ltel Slates, where union ingaolivity
nlnis to oontrol Iho whole tmdo of the
American con incut Spiln, ho enjp,
cannot mail tain this contest with any
hope of sttcces' so long as the ndhe-en to
Bitch a protectionist polcy as she main
tains for Cat Ionia.
Avowedly tho purpose of t e Coi gros
is to bring tho Spanish-speaking iv-oplo
of thu world inloclorcr common:!..! and
litora y relation. It has been hinted
hovever, that the roal purpose Is much
moro important and Io ks t closer
political reution" na well, and the
inittua' support- f 1 1 'pan h eoplcs hy
each other in iut ruational diffii-ultios
in which oMier r.cei aro involved It !
even sal I that (he p-opMul d a ving to
t her of Hits bpantsli-HpeaKing people n
aimml ni'ti ul.uly at tho twj reut
Kuglioh sH!iikiui! nations of lh world
lie Unit- d 8ttloi on ' Gf nt Brlllun und
tha Iho Immedato object to be Hiing t s
io prove"t Anglo Shxoii control or p mi
Icnl iiKureclon u Cental r -oitlh
Anierict. l'lio United Males h.io not
men invited tu send rjpr sentalivs 10
th Coigres.
The Co urt-fB ui I bo opened in tho
Grand Hall of the Nation tl L brarv. ly
llm Qi om Ho ent and he young king,
Al oiiso XIII , In gr at state. The prom
hum SpduiMliHiip nrters of (he Congress
number 'J.COO. They are tin olit of all
parlies, oven including the IiopuhliraiiH
FOR A COLD INTHE HEAD
Laxntlvo Dromo-Qulnlno Tablets
Peace Monu-nent at ChaWancoga.
Ciiatta.s'oooa, Teiiu., Nov. 10 Vn
important ehango ban Icon .mado in tho
erection of tl e New York peace monu
ment upon Lookout Mountain. Thu
principal ehango will bo in tho main
shaft, which, in order to facilitate the
transportation of the heavy parts up the
mountain, will bo mado in niuo pieces
instead o' fivo. The railway upon the
mountain passed into u private iudhtd
util'rj hands, who sold tho steel rails for
more than ho paltl for the railroad.
Thus the only means of transporting thu
monument up tha mountain weru re
moved. As the only a-out of thu dilll
cully itwas concluded to divide thu jdiuft
into smnl.or parts. An effort will bo
mado io got nn appropriation of $100,
000, fnslealof $75,000, from thu New
York Icgtidiuuru. 'tho moiiiimuut will
he 2.C00 feet abovo tho city, and will bo
fo placed as to bo teen 100 miles in somo
directions.
How's This?
Wot ffer ono hundred dollars reword
for any cnBoof Catarr.h tluft cannot bo
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
V. J. Cheney oc Co., props , Toledo, 0.
We, tho umlerH'gned, huvo known l'
.1 Cheney for the last 15 vears nd ho
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bum
iiefi transactions, and financially able to
carry out any oblication niado'by then
firm.
Went & Trttax. wholusalo drttgi'lBts,
Toledo, 0
Wulding, Kinnnn & Marvin, wliolcsa'e
druirgists. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken int rmtl
I, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of tho syatem. Price,
76c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials freo.
Hall's Family Pills aro (ho host.
CASTOR I A
Fdr Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Boars tho
Looff7?
Biguatur
Buddhists to Proselytize.
Tacoma, Wil.Nov. 10. Tlio Buddhists
of Japan intend to begin active mission
ary work on tlio beginning of tho next
century. Sumo sacred reilcs from Siam
wore lately recelvod In Yokohama, and
most extraordinary demonstrations were
made The roads over which tho relics
weru born wero covered with cloth,
which was afterwards sold in small
pieces nt over tan times its values, real
ixlnir over 30l000. Tiiev nronoso to
; ralso a million yen for a fine building.
SUNNY WOMEN.
Who has not known the woman whose
disposition is described by that one word
"sunny?" There's a'wajs a laugh lurk
ing on her lips. Her cheeks are ever
ready to dimple in smiles. Her house
hold influence is as brightening and
stimulating us the sunshine. Nothing
can lie cruder than to have this sunshine
blotted out by disease. But this is a
common cruelty. The young wife who
was the sunshine of the home becomes
its sludow. Uvcry young wife should
know the value of Dr. Pierce's Pavorite
Prescription in the protection and pres.
ervation of the health. It promotes
regularity, dries the drains which eufee
ble body and mind, and cures inflamma
tion, ulceration and female weakness.
It nourishes the nervous system and
gives to the body the balance and buoy
ancy of perfect health. It is a strictly
temperance medicine.
JX cau aay that your tutdldne cured me"
rWi Mn ud Fearce, of 6touUllle. Pair
Held Co.. Ohio, M had auffcrtd 'about twthe
year from female utaVncu and I had almut
g,Ttl uf, thjukla there wiiiwiTiT
Ahe,ul1.,,J ! J lletWs medicine ami
"8bt l would try it. and an aay that tiu
bottlcaof out 'PavoilieXTeitlptlouTaadeiu"
? '," t!?Vbl? ,?.dW-v9.wu, houxwork
.,.?,k. boU'iw . bOtlleftWatl of Dr. Vieree1-
BicuiKinea. iook aome ol llie 'Golden Medical
UUcovery, favorite Prtacilptloo" aad nunc ol
g VtMgfc"-, ".
DjIJ.eir-e'yefcvcurc coustipatiou.
BBsV " MilBBBP1HflRBTM ai"el
THANKFUL TO Mils. PINKHAM
Letters Proving Positively thau
there is No Medicine for Woman's
IUs Equal to Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
wawm. ANMIti THOMP50Rm $m)
(all urrrxiis abs punusttED wr srxciAi. PEnMtssioK.)
I cannot say enough in regard to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegctablo Compound.
It has done mo moro good than all tho doctors. I liavo been troubled with
female weakness in Its worst form for about ten years. I had leucorrhoca
and was so weak that I could not do my housework.
I also had falling of tho womb and inflammation of tho womb, and ovaries,
and at menstrual periods I suffered terribly. At times my back would ache
very hard. I could not lift anything or do any heavy work 5 was not ablo to
stajnd on my feet long at a timo. My husband Bpent hundreds of dollars for
doctors but they did mo no good. My husband's sister wrote what the Vege
table Compound had done for her, and wanted mo to try it, but I did not then
think it would do mo any good. After a time, I conoluded to try It, and I can
truly say it docs all that is claimed for it. Ton bottlos of tho Vegctablo Com
and seven packages of Sanative Wash havo mado a new woman of me, I have
had no womb troublo slnco taking the fifth bottle. I weigh moro than I have
in wars ; can do all my own housework, slsep well, havo a jgood appetite, and
now feel that llfo is worth living. I owo all to Iiydln E. Plnklmm's Vcir
etnblo Compound. I feel that it has Bavcd my llfo and would not bo with
out it for any tiling. I am always glad to recommend It to all my sex, for I
know if they will follow Mrs. Pinkham's directions, thoy will be cured.','
Gratefully yours, Mrs. Annie Thompson, South Hot Springs, Ark.
CHANQE OP LIFE.
' I was taken sick
11 vo years ago with
1 Tho Qrippo,' ami
had a relapse and
was given up by
tho doctor and my
friouds. Change
of Lata began to
work? on mo. I
flowed very badly
until a year ago,
then iny utomach
and lunirs trot so
bod, I milTered terribly; the blood
wentrup In my lungs nnd Htomuch, and
I vomited it up. I could not cat
Bcarfccly anything1. I cannot tell what
I suffered with my head. My hus
band got mo a bottle of Lydia . Plnk
humr'n Vegetable Compound, and before
I had taken half of it I began to itn
prova,and to-day I am another woman.
Mrs. Pinlcham'H medicine has odvod my
life. I cannot praiso It enough."
M. A. Demso, Millport, N.Y.
$5000
ItKWAItl). Wo have depoaltod with the National City Hank of Lynn, XX,
which will bo paid to any nercon who ean find that the abore teatlmonlal letters
are not genuine, or wero nubltahod beforo obtaining the wrlter'i pedal tor
mlaaion. LYDIA K. PINKHAM MEDICINE CO.
Galvanized
We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds
" of work in galvanized iron. -. Z C X
Work and material always the best, and our
prices are always the lowest. A X X X
T. S. BURROUGHS,
PHONE IBI
vynY USE fA
iit'citcau tiiky aivu a aoo
LIOIIT ANl Aim LONO LIVED.
1VK BULL TllltEK URAlkst
"VlHKA" 4WttLHUACII . MANTLK. The very labial thlnijllu uai.lle. U.irahlu aua vlvea )NK
Nr iHlPirJaKIi,i N?k''K ?wh V.ib tt n"n'Pllou of only threo feet per hour, l'rl.io tu o.
soW u "K'' ' K'aa'"' CANOLK l'Ort'Kll. I'rloe
''DK'Vrie Sceala 800l qU utslvlnifiameeandle powar as the Hi. 1W, and at half tho
Auy Ot H.G80 inanttfii mil nit and lmmr. nr.i.k jrl. Ajln.tl at .,.....,.
DJU USE WELSBACH BUHNERS? WfuyiTZ
SALEM QAH LIGHT CO
BmjM cure rnuRSEir:
I UliaVert . l'" Uisl fur uuuk.uri
II 1 1. j.iji ui.jnargv . inuuiuiion.
n. u .uLiitir. if luuoullk lUtfrobrauLA
i-rancu tonutioo. I'lUnll'M, aud not rttrlu
THEEunsCHtwiCtlCo. ' polionoua.
ssaKwmo.KSK naia "'ugniaw.
U. B. a. Mm ? Kal 'u Plain wrpper
).C" .or s wttl, tJ.76. .
Silver Jutllee of Methodism In Spokane,
m'ok ink, wasli., Nov. 10-Tlie Method -
ists of jaiscty are ei,thiisl over thesil-
,v. j-uwtoui viuwiutiiBiu uurunilicil Will
occur tomorrow. All tho churches will
iinlto lu exercises uppropriato for thooc
casion, aimiy old Methodists will par
ticipate In tho rejoicing at Methodism
reaohing'sueli a ripo oldauo. ThoMelh
odlst cluirehes of this city and statu aro
in a pnmperous condition.
The Excitement not Over
Thenjehto tho drug storo still con-
tllltlftM nilll llnllv IM1 nl .uin.On ....II -.
a bottle of Kemp's Buleam for the Throat
ami .uungs mr inecure oi cougiis, CqIUb,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption.
KOmiVH ltAlwam tlui ntnml.ir.l f.. .,!!..
lemedy, is sold on a guarauteo anil novor
" u kivu e uiro s.tiifiiui'tiiin. i'ri...
5c. and fiOo. J
UAir IIAI ATJ1
(TtaM tM btaninu tti hili:
rtsuun a lataafcat twtk.
Nf .lJa to ft to re Qray
Hail. In Jta VnfiiW.t .L.T.7f
ltfl
"vmP"
KM
t
IH'v
FiftU
PROFUSE PERIODS
T nnmtnnnnpd
taking1 Lydia E.
Plnlcham's Vcgo
tablo Compound
about 3 months
ago, and cannot
express tho won
derful good it has
done mo. Men
struations wero so
prof uso as to leave
mo very weak for
somo timo after.
Was also troubled with leucorrhoca,
tired fooling1, bearing down sensation,
pain across the back and thighs. I
felt as though thoro was a heavy
weight In my Btomoch all tho time.
I havo taken two bottles of tho medi
cine, and now havo Letter health than
I havo had for four years. "
Mus. Lizzik Dicksox HonoR,
Avalon, Ohio.
Iron Work
I03 STATE ST
i VJV I
W?lsba(b Mantle?
71 Chemekota St.. Telephone 603.
Loans and Insurance
Money to lqan from 0 to 8 per cent,
according to security no extiense for
examination. InBurauco eflectoil oti
hops and other property nt lowoet rates.
John Moir 290 Com, st,
7-Jrt-'.fd'
. T-f r n - . .
1110 UeflTian mSTKBT
Will be found all kinds of meat
ana tne Dost of sausage. FP.EK
DELIVERY. All bills duo tho
late firm of "Wolt & Mlesrite
must be paid.
& Zwicker
171 Corumeiciai St
Qld Post
OfficeStables
Are large ani have reliable attend
ants, your team boarded by tho week or
Uy. Good teams. lor hire. Prices roa
eonable. Yotjr patronage solioited.
H, M. Brown
02 Ferrv Street.
C' HaJDACK.
XsltelB&Jpp3Qlrj)
buivisw- tu Dr. J. t .
WMluCt.i Salem Or. Vflta' ci
ngettpprioiH Mlo,, ,,2'ir-
In any branch uro hmKcggttIeci
ALBERT A. JESSlTp
Phone. Jfl7l
ttUOMll 1 ANU a, (JitAY Ili.K.
B. F. JONES
Atlornoy-nt-Law
Toledo, Or i-on.
WuUlerauf Circuit Conn t , , .....
ati ti-to ilttto atixtraet 01 al . .'.. "Ai'lbM
lonniy. Uiieoi,,
. lH7n
. SOU LIU 1MOS,
Piano lunm aim hm
I'OItTI.ANI) OKI ,
Kor Sulein and vicinity U,iu ni.,. .
Oeo. WIII'h Music Slon-; UWOo,,,i
T, ) Sullivan,
State Street Tailor
RillSiiltlKJat in -Xh.' iiuri'rtm ...
w'iilu'.W,lM"a ih,llu '"'"
Salem I'aicr
IL
OFKICIO, CJITY HALL
For wutor service atjpiy at t,niw
Hills payable monthly In advance'
Mnku nil complaints ut the olllc
tlmt I harmlr and rannnt rail, lloi rliV I
BXItS. II. ItOWAN. II IMaillwaukfe.wir
CANADIAN
X PACIFir
And Soo Line,
lMrfit-clnea and Tourist
SLEEPERS DAILY
I'liBEongors booked to nnd from
ALL POINTS EAST
Atlantic Steamship
Office. t 0
For full particulars apply to
K. J. COYLE, II. II. ABH0TT,
A. G. P. A., 1 10 Third St.
Vanrouvo, II. C. Portland.
The Dewey
Washing Machine
1 his imtchiiio is 11 new nit mado on
ccientiflu principles. It is guaran
teed to glvo ubeoluto eutiefactlou.
After a thorough trial tin family
would dispense with one With the
iifco of tho Dovrcy, tho horrors of
washday will disappear. Tins ma
chino will
Wash Clothes
Perfectly Clean
No hard work nbout It. Kasy to'op
orate. Tho manulacttirors will back
tip ovcry claim mado for the ms
chine. The Dewey Washer
Has won two first premiums at State
Fairs: at Lincoln, Nob, 1809, and
at Salem, Oro., 1900. Sold at Salem
byR.M. WodoA Co. JCorreepoud
with or call on
Ambler Young,
Manufacturers and salesmen,
lit. Angel, Oregon.
Salem Soap
Works
The proprietor of thu Sulom Soap
Vorks has the Co ooratloii of the ilea era
Consumers who desire a first-data
soap will
Encourage Home Industry
Uy ordering Salem-made soap
S, C STONE. M.
Proprietor of
im o HrilfT tfir'
. . ,': " 1(yed
No, 535 and S33 Coiru'titil '"! ,B0
well sto ikcl with a complcto line ol dros as
medloloM, toilet articles, rr(tiwrjr brn'
etc. etc, etc. m s
HMhdsom25yean experience 'U "e p
llroof mediolnsaud now ojatt-s no chats
. ......r 'i.... j...... . i.rrrllloU. '
riiTiMllljtunn. ninin..". " 1
WhearBought and Stored
By the.Aurora Roller Mills
Brui)()li ofllco-and wTeh,ouse118il'!&!
rt, between High and Church tree
Buckwheat andoaU bought at HW1
market price. , ,
fred-Thursl,
MmWtmmmVmmmimamBammmmmmimMmm1'0
CUMSfiWl
mm m
DYEING VOBR
. AND
Indies' anl (leiitH clothe -cleaned
and dyed without P
alOBB,' eenfsclothes prc-jj
E
MADE
ES
r
iy tno mniiiti, ,B".,T' 'allj
cleanetl and dyed, "g
kid glovea gleaned Uw
clpthes rellned, rebontul. rj
paired, hmtons on. All wo
peat, clpp and pruinptw
done. rS.'A; ! : " ,.
ps, c i;,i.KEii, for
- 105 Oommaroial St
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