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Newspaper Page Text"' ""Tf-iWwi; h LflMIHPir'' i. w 6M- W1 ' ' ,LM.JS7T '-" Vital b IM bUe iatae -i Jiata JllkfllaftW y, irrifc v. ii laaixmna. rtvnji TimW yt. M-Aii-i-rveAKretiwwwMllwtMy. t h. teen In or .kMMli for ywftana & lower , .r ktS 0 KMiiM-M SMu&ijrsr jksebs 1 C2jriu m aMfc s' Imt Mm i nm 109mm ".V T " . -i "T'r -. mtntm J?RuwSSll D. Wikt? Nctvine tottewg Wlit.lMt(lllO m ie frit fry rjt w " THE DAILY JOURHAL taUlJgy "hOPBr" BROTHgRlI THURSDAY, riSP, 21,1001. Dully On Year, 9S.0Q InAdvsno DaUyreur Month l. In AJvno Dully by Carrlor SOo Por Month TUHNINO POINT IN TH ,-.,. HI8TORV OFORSaON POLITICS "Wifer pubt!wi 50fitor Wiajl tMfbMWR t lhlrloa of Ujo In! Mum fcr tl r8lr party proeosdlB, K MCtKW iwiriuiiBi - i i - ii.i.Za wa. i at,l ndJon WtI Um" offleo Mm Iwr two jiw, U luii that rMlfwhta tnrnlBf polat In On-fon MWry. Km wlionld on tha catap(n that tfcwaemehi Roths partle to Mother hold f , kt they would go Into part eaucu ad awt a aonawr wiy m !ci, wti! not pot the people to tho MfiMftdMdloekr, !iar atlll dy offret P0y l Haate right wrtti Uftir ostrgd eon.tllotHit. Tho tljapto facta that Iherawaa no lima W Jltlda Ibo party that had two- tblrvli of tho mtmlmt, and tbo fact thai a bo Majority under whip and spur eeald Nget to drop paraonalltler and hl)if,let a man of th party choloa ib. tha Rttar damorallxation of the tpel!a!fktla tbo majority rtof Take Ww of a mm llko Wltllata pmv M U botfjr trndsr tk4 ! y r j lI art VM. tb peopU of hlc ilU Wkt w ht to voU tor Mltchall, Ha MbmxS tU b"liiin o( ba BHt 'mn an unit for MlVtl, and wfeyt mMont of alt tb mlllloe njwM frH tha locVa and canal at that )4c 6rtH bulna men got rlchH a4 Wkr& Ibey owal It to MlUhalU Mr. WI!llHWon itafto bonstt aooagh tokaaw. thtlflIL to H YOU) of tl4 RayUIn of hit dlitriet tlio Mitchell vete weftld kfit ba a mijotlty, 8o far m - - lb public know ha hw sot raoelrod a tl patltloa to vota for Mitchell or 10 Tola alait Corbet t, Then what wrrait have tmh aaca tJ aatuma that tha peoala dewaud that the b a party to a holdup a agalntt Mr. OorbetlT Mr, WHllamaoa Is a youag wan and ha will laarn hj Mparleuoa tliat when tbara U.no graattafaedUhHeg'thasies Ware af party, whe ttM aopl aw ot aoi ad petlllonlag for or analnt mr man. t ragular jtty mtkc4 wlU yMtall, aad ha who hisaaelf aalat UMHiMWe a aarloui wltUke, TfcUW ba tf ! pohit lu thehUtory of the jM4f Ohm, aitd wkk tba 4rtf a4 vhmm ijiftfribl!ltl dirulriug upon tha Rapttblkan satlonal adtulaUtratlen, for tha it foriya tho KepublleADt ol Oftgm lllb,foJi auitalalng tbacuM tamaiy partyiMgee. PtWCHUK AND IPIIAH FOR WHIUH WR.COHMKTT HTANOtt TNp?fafet!tereaUd la Mr. Cor, Wt' eJWe; for tb ftenu becauw Ma JWawoeVr rprffm eeilalu clearly eWgl'ytelpMUat'MiRd for tha con. aecraahHttirtomtaef laoatMy. Mr. Cor. UH it' Mlf'tnado tafho catne to Onfew a jww young man and hae iortuM by UgtimaU ooa, wirwlu. uutil he la the fort WlvUtud UnVf t .wrJiintaud jtrefwty oweer In Oragon. To admit tb afaaeeat twaj afalaat Ida eteetloa, that SirMbaeefatfol, (a a Sir g la the torn A Awwkas Htattbood, and todt- rt hlea fr that U U) or a prewluiu mi t4triftkcaa and tramp. Om aot fMr.(VMltt' Ufa ahowhl an. itawr Urn t all who Mkv la wHoraad H raewwt hUaarieUaw is tb- Jieak th PortUsd fJUary aed Art ftaMiry, mUt tUw i a flue a vMte- Mm ia,Wa44ry h4 dJtfr tH aitUM k in M Uwltl SutM.. Thit kl pa affMMl to rHHa a 4lreUy t H. goaOiU'a aUtltlf Ih baailw, mm&miW 4 )MMittfaHtttrlg, JM H ateaaaM alr.C-Klfttti a man ol (KaarrrTT"r . ihimpmi alMtrj)riaM jrlrit hwI Wmw or Mocha, w Jam, WartcWH,Ww.thoUtO0LDDUST.teJrt5:l tmmmmimmmm$wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmm0 ikuastatdty a . tv aa rt. per naekare' v Power .--- "SSilSJlte bHkife. It la only wiowwr ft. irtfMfeM IBIUIWi v"" . -- - the Brve8, also destroy the I'."r"7 .a Mfiettvn ntronerth S00 !w.'"M -: VT,.l'ku.i. In crrf, rutter. A S'HCirLTrirh com Joe WE Afi"" Sir a feeling better than DKoln, Iowa. ive test to the appe- up the viui poww Hb. Mnx MrDWAii Co., Elkhart, Ini t ttl. .ml rrflncmcnlOI IWHinHB. - nowMWMl of a icnl that ruca abovo the cold, aordld. calciilftrinjt aptrlt. ' owitentwith amawInK dollar and Rap ing political power ai licbarRwl by W opponent. The presence of thoio Irca eureaof art and literature In a far wwt em city atamp their donor a amanol more than ordinary character and re finement, . . .. n . .... Mnch hae been aald of Mr. Corliett f public eplrlt, but tbo eenceof thl matter la not wnderetood until the fao conildertd that, while be U man of the flrmeat contlctlone In relUlona inat' tera a In ererythlng elie, ho baa bean absolutely nonwcUrlan and andeiiomi Htlonal lohli contribution Jletlio- dlit or Baptht, Catholic or uauraw, Liberal or Kvangellcal, liare been fiua .i..rri In his tftnerority. He la one of Atnerlcani few men of wealth who have rellglouily et aeldo one-tenth of tholr Income for charitable lurpoa, aw baa loitof carefully ecrullnlied bli allow anceafor tbew purKMo a ho wouhl any other account, .. Mr. Oorbott li one of tho poaltlye charactera of the raclOo oomi. " erery great crlilahla rolco.ratiK out cler and ilrong and generally aounil. Ho I ftiually aound on orory grwit liiue ol today, an Ma writing and utterance on the liland poeloni trnjla and anl. ildlce.flnanceandrommerco.haveibown. Ho wai aolld ae thn ofwrlajtlng rooke for the gold etamlanl boforo there wai n .ti.Arnniitlnn. Holt tint m cronouncod and unequrocal In IjU Ueoiarauona 0 all jrreatlMuea. I'ooploknow that Henr MIVI ..- ---- - , . , . . all rreatlMUee. roopio now i ...y VV.IDorbett aUnde for poaltlva prlnef; p6 tltitt underlie the moral, aoolal and ntiiat, ItlduitrUl ctlvltlea of the American t)p!. THIT DBPAtCATIOMIN oneaoN school landu Willie Tub Jooniuiiregrete diKtnauroa that nut a btomlth oil the name of any cltUen, It cannot but feel grAUMd that irtUU official notice liMlKxtn UKon 01 1. fratiilt. nraetleod In tho ichnol lftml dapartment In tha trntl, Thoeo tnattur iuva tuian ciianrm ill inn UBiior uu iir tho editor ol thin paper on the county canraMkt Macleay In 1801 the care wm prftren.to tho eallBlactlon oj anynoi iiim aelf latnreMed. The editor of Tiu Jooierar. whan n mcmerof thellouna in I8US chnruud publicly that a whliewaihlnir invottlKA ilon coating eevoral thoueand dollars wai being conducted, TIikw dlaclorurna nrovatha correclnen of that oharge. The frauds committed In tho Behool Und pepartment under Pennoyrr'a admlnla tratlon, but while tho Iloanl was He publican, will caiiio a tremandnu MtSon It aver fully brought to light. JOURNAL X PAYS. Slra. Nation it taking a reet In jail. The "oneof aomebody" luva a bright outlook before thniu. There are more than 3,600 army ofllon to lw MM under the now law. Thu'Weof eomelKxly" bare to bo fed by tho aou of eomehndy, of course, and the man who In fed la oonildered mote Important than ho who doea the feeding, by thota in authority 1 bat lull i nothing new. Hr. RoMburg Plalndealer: While Mr Corbelt mar not bo a universal favotlta forthliKhjlioillco them It noqueetlou lug hit. ability, integrity, Inlluenco and lnter4t In tho welfare of tha atale ami Ue Paclflo coatt, and hie eapaalty to aecura much nettled ami valuable legltlallon for tho Taelflr eoait ktaiM and Oregon (In partlanlir, llta aeund and well known vlewt on all public queatltmi rfecllng tha groat ttertbiiit make him a tale, conaervalive and very acceptable raudUlato (or thehhjh tt ofllee within tha lit of our itate, Here'a another grip poenti A wheeto, A tnM IVuic aehf, UralnebaVej Ityta red j Hora he ail j Canltfeedi tnltcadi , " 4 Can't iml f NoJ.A CanltilogM Hera rlnat Sn'iUlkj n't walkt l(i't ram j Hlpl HfKr; TaUli IXw'e IiHIi. U bi bran aetlln) that fctf 1Uha will rMe with PrMleat MeKWrfH tl a Iaaxrel pam4. .. T(M dalttN It the remit 4 a hg mtrarertjr ThiMej tlft that KoMieHMMMld idelth hbi wa trnt4 demy RMtntar tllanna, a ehalrmau ol UeJ(iBt etrtiltMwl atMHt tho'laauguratton. baa tW right f way Ctfgr4iti Caouw, aa bw ttMMutvr uf tbe emMlUe, way aU rUa uh tha preauleut. Tbe other mmbn i4 tha rotutttiMM will iltlu Hfa VPi4flt KvMvvJt rfa" BmflteiaiMBMWiiie - PROCEEDNGS OF .f GENEKAL ASSEWPLij R6AS oflM., Hu5'R Now in Session. , , Ann 'WU" KHH-wSTtMun. ' Foment of '"'"i 3IeflK0 from Ihe Senate tran8miUbg H. Aftarmaii, SaiaHi.l.ndenl Public bill for monument In inemori of te I triruolloti July J to Dffl. 31, 1900) de Becond Oregon Vwluntwra, warrAd to- MMy 17,35, getbor with th ' J Mltt" 22!: For payment of eotll. and expenrea In refosodton. IM tf ---fSBU(l aIem .g M..a Company mat ifiuian Titr iw""" - - xv.. ., .i.m.tl be liiolndiid. ! Motloiraadoforlloum toreeedo ffotn !0rcok 00 j3S).80; amendment. Mr. Montage oppol , porpayment' of expensea alteration motion to recede, mlsl ,mt jJJ , ,ittI 0f ItepreaonUtiref, buying carpeli Tetran ahetikl be reeognizl. IJeJuw 11A.A, nmmnu to recede. a", w,,"l,on' furniture 'for commltue Co.ferwire ated with on rojnw. 1,HJK ainemlmeiita. IVirmrt and MonUgne pot pIy,t.nt clalmi of varloua coun apHntal aa eowfarrtos. ties fer eupport non-reeident poor for JI. II. No. 101, by Orton, in remor . ..... ,.taA.v nUntaJM? fnllll 10 ! I i'.nmMinilieoonnill6ag and ptr .11. in rarlMl;a(kptod. II. II, Ko.2r, by Heltkenierv to pre nit raoh member to oalluoue Houie nr KhkaIa lll In nrder. Out of ordrr; fiibMllMft) br ttaberta. II. II. No. , by ory. relating to (Bloofitatvbtnda; cwieMared In coin-mittt-o; flHe.l. II. II. No. 1, by DrlMflll, to abeUeh aeparale Itoiird for traneaotton of eounty hti'lnoM.nwIreat thoaatno inooiinty Jodjo nnd Wm.Uhowora and J. 0. Maok, m oommlMionere until 1001 j paaaed. In a one-mlnulo apeeoli Hume killed s bill to make nil atrreta nod alleys of unincorporated towns nnd unlncorporat odparla of cltloa oounty road. The bill would havo put onto the oounty about foiiMhouaand inllea of unln proved alrOeta. Story acorcd onco off Kddy. The latter mado tho jwlut of order that Btory had spoken inoro than onco before other had rpokon. This was suatalnwi by thochalr,and when ilobalowaa ended Btory oroao ami eald : "Mr. Chairman, In reply to tho reprimand of the gentle, man I will toy that no gentleman has mado so many speeohs or occupied eo much time on tbo floor of tha house ns thogentlomnn front Tillamook." Nothlnahnni mado tho great spercn for tho Portland county oornmlaalon bill Ho surprised tbo Houw by bis clearness and ability to present tho ease oi the Uttlo home owuora against tho oxlrav snoontid oorruptlon ol tho Multnomah machine polltlelaus. The moral souti Aientof the Hoitm was oloarly aroused by tho apjMjal. It was Nottingham's seoond sK)ooli. Snale-WJnciday Afltroooa. Called to order at 2 p. in. ny President Fulton. Committee on lUllroads reiwrtud fa vorably upon 8. II. No. 178-by Kuy kundall ''To atitborun couHtrucllon Sluslaw and liniturr) Hnllwuy." hill was roml for third lluio aud psstH. II. II. No. 110, (spuolul otdur 2 p m.) (suhstltutu) by oomtultten on Kith and Uamo. For protection of Huh uwl gainv. Head third tlmu.' Passed. II. II. No. 210. (tubatltute) Flub and Uamo ooinmlttOH. To pmlvot salmon and flphlng IndiMlrlca. Hpeeinl nnlur for 2 30 p. m. was tnkun up Presl'lont Pulton then offered some nmmiduimits which went oontixttwla mutloii made to refer bill to Flslieriaa ooinmilteo was tout. Amendment wero adoptMl. Final motion was made to tufur bill nnd emomlmtiite to I'Wlmrlw oommltti-u vt titi InstmiitenU to remrt Thuraday was aarrlvtl. II, II No. 6, Itlew to provide for' h tliiio nnd plftru for tho term of tho olr cult uourt In tho xhnhmI Jutltalal dlntrlot. IttMd tbtH tlmaa und mhhm. tHsnato HttjVHirnwl at 1:90 antll 7stt0'p. m Hautc-WtlflitJiy Mliht. Tlta elmrlora o' llw Mbiwlng naniiMl towns were oonthleretl and paHed: 8m- skle, PhlliHiilh.CrviillU,MyrUo Oraek, North Yamhill, Sheridan, Dwh Vtlo'. Wateo, Cornsllui, MlltoH, Yonralbt, Tbo special npiroprUlioii bill vae Cvnslderetl In eominlttvm el thu whole, amended by the liisarttou of toveral amount siHmUloJ abiims, aud passed, Staitc-WMsttdsytMltbt. tienate imIUhI to oriler al 7:90 by PrtMtdaut FulUw. On iHNMnd rwdlHK HinWr iA tMll,n. fernsl t appririat u4iunHtMM. B. II. No. 210, hStHlUt, al ltaker-to rrgubttO sale nl IbiiMnii pasnl. a. II. No. m, by Mtky 1 prohibit saloon withlH 100 fwt of pttbtosobeehi ; pasted. S. II. No. 107, It)' M'-4 HHMMtl SH set Mlailttg to trausfer of sumU 4 good. MuiloM tttifft .to omHtiH n CVMMsaarae n lost, mi ametiMl ami md. II. H. N. ia, by IVIhII-T.. )hW a WhI 4 UoHHty UoanisiUtaiHitttii w M.u)jna)wb oowMty. llMd ictrw Ujs. iioiitm row u jimiuhhwui e.ty uetegaimi hhi. ihii )Mau ny a vast) oi ir aye l T Ma. t (5enato aJjornl at TkHUdar. . MtM $i0 I A HUMANE BILL BECOM.BS A LAaVi UWUVa.t;klif wM)y fa llw t)tWMst of isawaw rwtea Uimitl aalMiak b WtHtainty a artjK. km t4Hl l haa pavM WUi ho. aid mw wait tltt OorBf tagHaturu Imo bfoaaHNt a Vaw. It jMfWy a Sim of Intrn HW U. l,i.V) fer U JaM vbtn el h- tmrwuit pHrpa4y jl iiuKeloHity attttNe aity httwifctH lutal. The iwml of thi hW tjj raunheUMtU rasmtoir mm rwpail wlatrJnUn LMfrai . riv ft11T w f" Annc Amwrowu - 'Bn, ted the Ways , ... .r Mj w. p. Lord. Uown-r, etal.,t.Mill a 18o7Mmooo-UiiIon county, 11,097. 00: Umatilla, $792,27; Iialcer, fllJ4U, f l,OI1, IU. For payment claim George F, Rodg era balance duo ruling and binding Oregon Sohool Register 1000 copies, "de- Ilency, H23.27. For payment claim of 1J. T. Tifffiny, balance duo as ijuanl at Penitentiary)' Ootolwr 1, to Decembr31, 1000, de'flcf' eooy, $81.35. For payment of claim J. Frank Adams services as Btook inspector July 0, to December 31, 1803, claim not presented in tlmo, 1200.00. For payment claim G. F. Itodger bind ing 91 volumes lows ol Oregon, ibuo, claim not presented In tlmo. $32.00 For tiavment claim Banborn Vail A Co., furnishing oillportratt. Gov. W. P. Lord, ordered. H. C. K. (18 aesstori) 1000.00. For payment claim O. II. Estes, iu case Slnto vs. Kites, Supromo Court, mandate onloring etato to pay coste, $130.00 For payment claims Northwest Stove Foundry, materials and repair Asylnra, claims not prosentod In time, $170.08, For payment claim M. G. Morgan, deputy llsl) commissioner 1880, $1,765. For payuiehV 'claim Dogan Bros. balance duo supplies for Asylum 1895- (I, dufloicnoy, $5l.r.9. Fjrinyment claim Dutterfluld Bros, making aud engraving bronze medals Jor membvrs Second Ortgon Hcgiment, U.S. Vols., $1,2-15.01. l;l"or payment claim Anton Wirtli, services as nuarantiuo ollicor Statu Board cf ilortioulturoi 1000, $18,2, For payment claim of Astoria Cham ber of Commerce for rent ofllee to Board of Pilot Commissioners, January 1, 1807 to Dtrvmbo'r 111, 1808, $210.00. For paymont additional salary of pris on linpeotor, 1"IMI1000, $0Ol 00. For relief creditors of John Gray, con tractor erecting nlocd cottago at asylum farm Giay Bros., $77.27; Knor A Mur phy, $05,41!; Capital I.umborlng Com wny, $270.10; T)ttn liunson, 73 40; Lummun A. Hurt, $00.16. $1000. Fur iKiyuumt claim of Douglas and Ki ln ltolts, for repayment of purchoso prico paid tho Statu ol Oregon for lands sup potcd to have been stalo kobool lands, $ir0.2O Iir paymont olaini of John II. Hall, attorney's fee In collecting $00,008,80 from Multnomah oounty In action, to piy Hall's elalms In full. $:i,3t8.46. Fnr payment Ilalpb Clyde, mailing olork llnueo of UepreeentatU'cs 10th regular session, amount to bo oonskl eitMbfull payment of claim, J 1 60.00. For payment Claim lA'iloy Campbell ssrviaes rui.dertMl an clerk Joint com mittee uxamlno looks of Deaf Mute, Illlud and Hoform Sehoqla 20th row Ion, a iMMtnt to pay olalm In full. $00.00. uPor payment of J. C. Moreland, for setviaa as attorney for ltoarifol'liuin iHg'.OsMnBdMloner In oaio SiatowilroT lVylor,"'tMnlro'uwlirurld1ngUcmia titwuij, aniojiut to bo accepted In full paymont of elalmt $760.00. Fur paymant ol olalm Jennie Ham. lltoH for reward Iu oonueottan eapture GewgeJaekwn ami Charles Williams, twin robber; under section 2107 ol lllll'a OoJo.t satd amount tw aeeepU ed In lull Myiiiint, $.'00 m. For payment etaiw Frauk Daves. service aud uihmva aa teoretarr 8uto Ue4Txl e Investigation, March 1, 18) to Mawh j, X), amount tole "eiHwl in IhII psjrtafMl, $s)t0.00. Qftr iwIwh of Maatorfuls labor, etc, f tr ttileWtMi f 04tul lluildlug nmi r w u,r " . t the J , 2 . to "1,Ur d,re- tloiaBd lnHHiH wiu tteanJol lHltl IMIUmw OaiHiHiMhMier, the tiipemteeUaU i PnMtar and Avium, UiHg lMMy auvhonal nd ln.led taprov a4 (Hrniil), as (ai aa pAHlbi. mmry Utnr, n Hired for making Wfiek. Oitu !,, (l. I TrCra TrrQrtaal i Aak yvstr tHvrn tHly i mW , a him i tlltADMl. !. ww riH !itV llsal lW llw u). ( wffwu iTW rUMtwii Hwy drink U itbut leJisry m wtf aa IU uitirtt AH who IT . Ull.U.N O baa llut rw pekag. mmttm imntirr 1T" What? Ovaritis 7 a AM. throbbing pain, accompanied dStn. in thf..Sffl.'rSiUpn. hooting p '". - "-. u fotmd that . MM.AaAsTO. holds out the helping hand to you, and 'will advise you without money and wlhoutprtci Mrs.K8ftla,S torr Is at Lynn, Moss. Write a letter & telling all your Bymptpma and S ttebenettto tho greatest experi ence In treating female ills. I was suffering to such an extent from ovarian trouble that my phvaU clan thought an operation would be "'" ydla E. Plnkham'a Vegetable Com nonnd haring been recommended to decldito try It After ualng several uoiucs j. " -. -: cured. My entire system ""toned up. and I suffered no more with my uj., " . AB-mv.Trov. Mo. ovaries. . ..-.- . dTed" BENHAM Mrs. Mary Benhsm aged 81 years A months at tho home of her daughter Mrs. Wra. Moshor, Englo wood Salem Or. Announcement of funeral later. To-McMaad To-morrow MlUt. And each day ana night during this week you can ct nt any druggist's Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy oyer sold for Coughs. Croup, Uronchltli. Asthma nnd Consumption. Get a rxttlo to day and keop it always In tho house so you can check your cold at once Price 25c and 60c. Sample bottle free, cod&w New Zealand shares with Iceland the distinction over other part of tho earth In freedom from all forma of cattle dis ease. This la WMt They Say. Thoeo who take Hood's Sarsaorilla for scrofula, eczema, eruptions, cataarb rheumatism or dvsnenela. Bay it cures promptly and permanently, even alter nil other preparations fall. You may tuke this medlclno with confidence that (t will do you good. What It has done (or others you have reason to believe it will do for you. Constipation is cured by Hood's Pills. 26c 1 llapld Transit lie turn a, "I wouldn't bo guilty of doing a favor for a man and then In a day or two asking him to do ono for me." "No, nor I. I'd ask him right straight off, before bis gratltudo got a chauce to cool." Indianapolis Journal. callsiiienlcs Are a benefit to healthy women. Dut to women who are Buffering from diseases peculiar to their aex they are an injury. When there Is weak back or bearing down pains, aldeache or other Indications oi woman i j wcuk ncM, exercise can only aggravate the condition. The womanly health must be first restored be fore strength can be developed by exer cise Dr Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription makes weak women strong aud sick women well. It does this hv healing the wumanlv diseases which indermine the general health. It stop Uie drains that weaken womeu.heAit inflammation and ul ceration uml cures female weakness. When I (trl torn mcuecil ivUna Doctor llercc medicine wrlit Mrs. Oofge strong, ff Gnrvooii artom Cflk. N Y I wm tuffrriuf iroat IV mile tmVnw. a itw KtrraMr drata tnng oown iib, wmi a-ii' Hrr-1 (Willi alt thetlmr I dr(gr.t rna w- fur two year, aua I twprn tVi yo inHltciOf. Aiier itmag om iwiw i Menu (Ht mtr I ek lour UMUH o( IH ru-rcr . rVvorlle 'rHliiiJii to ul'r.iiU Mcdka' Uihimviy.- one "i cm ricnuDi nucH ai iMrt otc battle ol Ho j. l CmI. Ilka a vr-l ne bottle uf Ir Sage' Catarrh katti HMIV. Q yiM aaSMilh for yuur kiud advkt and tb gouu r new IKtKMl. t can t IImbL . . . . a a nit hu wnlwlue tut uaar me "I aa era sitier wo tad a it helping Iter "1 haea ,Ulr who U tailag yur wwdtdoc Pr. llerce'a Pleasant relict promote rrKarltV of the IwweU, and awist the actkut oi Favorite 1'reacripltou " No other laxative ahotiM be uscl with Dr. j Pierce'a Medicine. . ' IF YOU WISH TO , TRAVELJN COMFORTt Tak tlio ok! reliablo NorlhetH V. n.-' KuiUay lor Your Eaitaru Uiu. ri, ia AjfmS) PMR H IT ST3W y weum mod t iotu thta rat lumulMei au.l llw laotlltlea U afWr4 Un aU m MtMiiKr am itt Ih.i adKtlem-iit. It 6iv Iu iKiMngor th iwwUitt that all etl travelera aud travalera atw kuow hour to appreoUte. W ith a larco amount 1 hw rftllmg Unrkand vaatlv impnvetlrrKl bl it VtUr than er proparril to pl-a lho whow rowI lertDne wariead Uo alrt iht mad fcir tiealr KaMn Wp SMTt Bleseiafriatk:. Thaundartigne.1 ha ibvis Mt wttm dwilram No, 4& fetal lirt m kt aew VflnMitif, the tint tloor r.eet afUwSi. ri Steam Laumlrv. ikn I itv ivatrvvt. where ho will welcome 4d ami tw patrotx to. want ot icod ewk hi kaV W IWechooo SM3. " lflr PJ.Iamw THE FLORENCE SALEM UHfcViun A nlai-p.itatt5 M jiSiT W'touJ cares. Built the past yen r cbpcc jf"f 'rr iKn1, the baalnoMMrt used. Conveniently located wlthli lo ir '"" , Mml hppHnftci'S of tho city. Tho tnoat mtftm Inrnl M it J I H ,lt liy gnH tbroughonl the building. Hcalwl ' ' . .'"mnforts of nn flegnnt and electricity. Here ''tcK1X d" JlSJS i r general hospital private home, combined with all e11?yX MiilnK ono. Outride, without the noise, coniu-ion, nnd itbliel ty ttond nj. t nJ physicians brii.Ring ce in trori with it he Jr"1f1llier ,nIornia. acaiated in operntlons if-reqiieated. F.r tonus ami Hon write r ap,)iir p M onnlly R, CARTWBI6HT, M. D. SUPT. 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Worth, Oranlin, Kanas Cltr, 8t. lA)ll, (JlllCARO 8H0p, ra. w"aTla"wraflrtrir8wlVtoti7 SHikolie, WaIIhco, I'nll- rtmn. MltlllCnlloIlK Pt. 7O0a til. I'nul, DiiltUli.Milnaukto t.iiiraKU, nun ftn.i. OCEAN AMD RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland, All MllItiB dates subject: to CDAngo For Han Francisco Ball every 6 days 8 p. ra. '""iJAify"" except Bunday 8. p m. Bnturday 10 a. in, I p. in COLUMBIA RIVKIt To AilorlA and Way Ijiticllngi. 4 . nl. ex. dumlay From Salem. Daily uauy, I , ljunday iu. Wed.' ex, atiii Friday .WILLAMKTTK. HIVEIt'Ar from ltn.1 At 10 a. in, orL'couL'ity.Nenbcrc l'irtlt:rl Tuesday rhunilay Will Haturilay At 0 a. m, Salem, rortland anil way 4 p. id. i.Dnuuigi. ri. Dunray 4 p. tn. Tuctdiy lhurnlay and Saturday "o"a. ru. Ttictdsy Thursday and Faiuntsy LTao lllparla 3:40 a. tu. Daily Arfrom Curvallla 10 a, in. Mun..Yecl, CorvallU and way lAudlngn. and hrlday WILLAMETTE AKD Arfrom Dnytnn Hou , Wed, aud trlday I.i'Ave " IOWUlO" :Wn,tii, Dally. YABIIIII'I' It IV Kit Dayton aud way laudlugt 8SAKE KIVEU nipsria to LowMon G-. L POWJBBS, AGT., 246 Commercial St., Salem, Oiegou. Dock-Foot Trale Street. SOUTH AND EAS". VIA rn Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains loavo Kuloin for Portland nnd irar Btntionaat 6:4(1 ti. m. 7:64 a. tn. aid 4 :05 p. m. l.v fortlaiid. 8:80 A M 8.80 1' M 10:J3 P If 12:00 P V 4:S3 AM Lt Balera- .110 A M .13:80 A M Ar Ashland. Ar BacramctUo Ar Sau grancUco., , 6:00 V M 7.45 p t 8:18 A M ArOxiititi. 6:fi A M r:l A M . 9.0) A M 8:10 A M 7SS AM 7.-2i A M Ar l)cuvcr-. ArKania, City Ar Cblcaao 7.M A M 9:30 A I Ario. AUKUien... ... I'M I'M 7:0O A M Ar rJ J-AW 61)0 Y If e0 M Ar Fort Worm -. MAM fl;?0 A M Ar City ot Mexico 9A5 A U U.-3U A H Arllottftoo 3ii A . a:M .V M Ar New Orlcatii. ... tfii Y M Ctli V it Ar V,'nAjilnlou C:t2 A M l':ll A M At Kow YoiV KM I' M 1243 f M Pullman ami TouribtB carf! on Iwtli trains. Clmir cars Sacramento lo Ogdun nnd El Pabo, and touriBt enrs to Chicago, St. LouIh, Nrit OrlediiH und Washington, Connecting ut Ban FroudlBCO with eov oral steamBhip linon for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Ouiitrn! and fs)uin Amoritn. Sco Mr. W. W. Skiuuer ai(ont nt Hultui Station,- or address 0. II. MAKKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Orejjon t TI1SI.E CARD. No. 2 For YaqulDit: Train leaves Alhunr 12:45 p. m Ira ti leaves Corvallls.... 1:60 p. m Train nrrlvpn Vnnnlnn . mmk U ... No. 1 Returning Leaves Yuqiilua 8'IOa. iu Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a. ni, Arrives Albany 12:16 p. m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaven Albany 7:00 o. m, Arrives Detroit 11:20 a, n ho. 4 Ueiuraleu: Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. m, "". " . . . .. will II. Ml. One and two connect at Albany and Corrallll With .Vnnf horn Pnr.llln i..ln. L'IvIdl' I'lriTf, wri7.n t. nnrl e.n... -nt...,! DOft nnrl ndlnrnnf, hnnnhno Trainsor the uiountalns arrive at Detroit at noon, Klvinjf amnio.. time LO rPni'M pniiinln.. r..n...l. ..... . I... -- .. ... vUU,,uk K1UUUUO UI bill? Breltenbush and Santlatu -rivcrB tho same day. It 1. WALDEK. KDWW-flTOrlK JTUBNEHV,A U" B ut lhny. el We have a fewtoft' Vliat will yougi.Ye for one? Ccme and see them. R. M. Wade & 4 Salem, Oregon. 'i Ci7s3ty St Souk Dishes Salem Soap , Works Wnlv. iFroPet,,r ' t,,e Kalem (Soap worn has the co-operation of tho dealers eoaJwlT6 whode8lre flrsf-cfis courage Home Industry By oiderinu fcalem-made Boap J Wy aH getter. Address, HOPBR-BRdgSalenv.Orfin, ijii" tff', , r4i. ' 'KH 1 1, i rr tm,t',ww -' '" - " - .-.