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Rheumatism ia due to an excess of acid in the
MSeSL "vVhi thla escapes through the pores of the
akln,2Aalt often does, it ptvtfucc Mine form of akin
o enftkA aome itching disease like Jtfcxcma or
Tetterbut whca these little tubes or sweat Kl?jds
are suddenly closed by exposure to cold and sudden
chilling of the body, then the poisons thrown oir vy
Nauscles, tissues and nerves. These part lwcome greatly-Inflamed, feverish ana
hot ; dngger-Hkr, maddening pains follow fit quick succession, the muscles become
t.n,..r?4Mw t, nmv.iiont flown nnd tho sufferer is soon reduced to n state
of helplessness and misery. TJiIa acRpolion twHttratcs Uie joints an d seems to
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HISTORICAL, MONUMENT Jn ;
UNVEILED AT CHAfaPOEGPmS
Cleaning
m iieipicssucss anu misery, n j,ipv is:, i . J 7t7r.ri..
dry out the natural oils, and tk,B, r&tm ! become ao stiff and sore
that every movement fa attended with excruciating .pajns. .
Wnlmenta, plasters, electricity and baths, while their use may give mTonry
ease, cannoi dc cajieu cures, ioruioauwcicvuji...wv.j,w..6-.. . ---
S.B. 8. cures Rheumatism by
"Three years, aro I haft Barer attack of
la. trrippe, whtoh left me almost a physical
WTock. To 'add to mjr wretched. eonaUtlon, a
evero form of Shenmattsm davaioptd,.
trisd all taa phrslolan In oar cUr.bnt m
of thorn oould do iao any parmaneiit trood.. I
used all Uis Theumatlo cures I oonl(S hear of,
Imtreeotvodnobonoflt. AfUx-bajrlnntnffS.Q.
8. X waa rellered of tbe pains fctfa have sained
In. flesh and strength and my reneral health
la better tbac for years. X consider B B.'u.
tbe frrandssfe blood medletna In tbe world,
and heartily recommend It to any ono seek
inr relief from tbe tortures of nheumaUsro.
it, xr. uu.. uuibx, uxuon, u. w-
1. 1, .id ... .KM(iliJ.''ihatiiM If,
tlio blood ; the adds nre neutral
ised, the circulation purified and
the rich, healthy blood that is
carried' to the Irritated, aching
muscles and Joints, aootlics and
heals them. &S.&.cureaKheu
hifltiani even when inherited or
brought on by tlio excessive use
of iwrcury. Onhim, in some
form, is tlio basis of nearly an
tailed Kueumaiic v.urco,
n
which deaden the pain but do
not. ujucu iiiO'iiLvaiw.- unit w
to ruinous hablU, AlkajJes nnd the potash and mlnetal rtmedres so often pre
ecribed, affect tlie tender lining of thq stomadi and weaken the digestion, thus
adding another burden to the already weak and impovcrished'blood. 8. 8. 8. con
tains no mineral or damjerousvdrug of any kind, but is a simple, vegetable
remedy and the most perfect blood purifier known, Send for our book on Khcti
maHsm nnd write 6ur physicians if yott wish any, information of advice. Wc would
bo clad to mail you book free J we charge nothing whatever for medical advice,
TUB SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANV, ATLANTA, OA.
Thursday In Honor ofTaklnif Pfissef
slon of America.
On the Original; Site
Hocferi Zorn.
How Owned by
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I.TROUSERS
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Are your trotmorsout at the lieul? ,
TrouBr Iirtu a happy way of wearing out Just at tlio
wrong tlmo. ,
k .. .!. Ih .Ainu nnln, hariiwinlfflntr HlMl I 111 Still, tftftal
coat and vast wlll,ove your puro,wlillo meiidliiByour,
Summer trousurn; cool, servlcenblo, stylUli leg covers;
for store, outing or work - with out your coat use.
CasalinqreB, ghi(ylojsMWoriteds, In Kroat4 varotyiual.
illos Busrantecd. For fat, short- legged men. ftmiuph of
blg'girth tromers, 40 to 18 walsUi All KBjm filled luire
Bpring Motghts or heavy weights,
O. W. JTOHJM30JM St CO.,
The.reoplo'i Olothlern. and ffurnlihors 257 Cqiiunantinl Bt. 8alem.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
UY HOPKR BROTHBR8,
WEDNESDAY, MAY J, 1001.
Oatly One Yoar, 93.00 In Advanoo
Dally Four Months 91- In Advanoo
Dally by Carrier 50o Por Month
We-ekly Ono Yoor SI.OO In Advanoa
dHORT EDITORIALS AMD X-RAYS.
A Bsleui woman was threatened with
lockjtw, when ilio reuiemborcHl that aha
had $17.60 In tlio buatwl bank, llur
pvech camo back at onco.
Thursday will bo a new Jate InOtegou
liUtory, whan the Ohanioeg inoiiuinout
la unvoiled.
No brondrr dlatluctlon osn bo mado
betweoa men than that which dlvidua
thorn in two oluatoi. To tha first olaia be
long Uionho alnaya liavo good uxcuio
wjjytho tiling rixjulrod cannot bo done.
TJiosecopd olaea la cnui)Kicdol those
who manago to DO, Foreinoit- in this
latUir class stands out tlio flguru of-Oon-eral
Da Wet, Allen Haugroe, who has
Just, returned from the Tranavaal, drats
vivid .picture ol tlio character of this
mMtreuiarkahlogenoral of modern times
for tho May Ooamopolltan, and tho art
Icla la illustrated with tho moat complete
collection of photographs ami drawings
yet publliiiod.
a
Tho fact that King Kdward hat no
sort of ufto for tho Duke of Manchester
$11 go iiulte a waya towanl l'orlla
Knight winning her suit.
x
Tho'Hacramonto IWa talks, to a4ye(tli-
ers in this auggeatlvomnnutiri "The fact
that there la a great demand foradver-
tliod artlcloala uvldenca that advertising
jtaya. Thaeahja ol advertised artjoles
are enormbua, Advertising la neither
solence nor'tliwry, but thepluiple toll
lug of whatthe morchaut hat to soil, and
why it la to the buyer's interosl to pur
ehasek. AAA
The hsidwt blow Hoekefeller guts is
when the Jxiople liar ne ft waterpower
to munfoipal owuatehlp and grind out
their own electric light. That can be
done aoohraply tlutt tho inalltftt homes
can havl;uandesceuU(or'ia( what it
cofutoimrn kerjuue. ino loniwry
or tlio inaiswt for raecesiltlea Ilka light
and water will not always continue,
Until they get light they tnuit unduro,
but the sauje (Jtxl who glveM, Itookuleller
itfiiK win' iiiuiuipaio uiu iiuiuuicii
4tUH.
-
jjiffhe time may not be rlpa for muni
ojpal ownership at Wnleiu. The Tendon
batik (ua still a claim ol f 141,0111.84
oj about two-thihS of thd Light and
Vowvr plant, Ol oourso, this la attll a
tfty ltWlxl value and pan nnver lo
wade to p(ty. Thte oomuutulty and tai.
Htyer must ba .u t xed for about twiod
3fengljvi ro worth to oiwrata It,
MMMXMmTA HAUL
to AH, iltlttfnia
mm mtm saw n iwnisianiii
WiUiln walkiui distant of Uhxwl
i &Htiftr4 VniHmty, ($t which it
; pmwnpt mora jWeu than any other
aaWnl ,u the l.'iiclfio Ctwst. It 1
law HaiUar of lUe Wot, nimlu to
J1 aiwur tb 1Iih of ambitious,
fwpwU?Sa4wHtrtiab. of tuier&y.
r bg latloona in raw AUu,
J.ftV'Wiithero of tlio town I r
mm, MAaAc(i ad HhnloMwf,
tiblwiwiMRl'
miMJmt.. rrbMml i
mmm0mfmmmm
and no sound consorvativti bank wants
tuuh an Investment.
Tho tlina will coino, and la not far
away, when thli city should take in all
tho territory to tho cemutoriea and statu
liiatltutloni, own Ita own light nnd water
plant and soil those cotnmmHtlon to tho
county, atnto mid school dlntrlat. Thnt
would ninku a city ol Hsloni and put nn
cud to occupation taxes, and bnukriipt
ing proceBsos gennrally,
A A
Tlioxop1o should pay no attention to
newspaper fairy storing about tlio onsets
of tho bustwl bank. The receiver and
ilio court will know after uwhllo just
what there Is, Newspaper reports aro
not doponlts, Tho shnuiu and dligrnco
that will rucult 11 thu sobool children's
saving aro not lundo a prefernxl claim
will not attach to tho Gilbert llron. us
theyaru no longer In control, They ov
tabllsliod thu buIiooI savings hank sy
tein, hut tho Halum uuwapapur, the W.
0. T, V. nnd tlio Hoard ol KdiuMtlon en
dorsed, approyed and Hindu that system
a possibility.
lliouhlldten wore Inuoeont partlul
pants and their little savings went to
otirich thu managers and favored 'lexsl
tora who wlthdro largo sums the last
few wtmka of thu bank's solvent exist
ence Undur IIioku circumstances the
pulillo school savliiga should not bs mer
ged In thu gouural 'uggregatu of tho as
sets. There am some things no honor
able, rosjKctttblu Uhrlstlau txiinniunlty
should lolurnte, and ono Is thopluuder
Ing of innocent children.
AAA
Tbe rains', fall alvrays Jut right In
Oregon. )
AAA
McKUiloy tolay will distribute May
baskyU, and liu wll.nut Uo forgoUuu by
bUlrlwinil Mark lUiuja.
A
There Was a Tit (Tvo "bank (allure In
China lire hundred years ago. The heada
of the manager were placotl with thu
assets. There has tint twou a failure
since.
AAA
Mayor Ohrlstman, ol Hugeiiu,ls ealUnl
on to either enlurco or repeal the gam
bllng ordluanues ol that oily. Just
watch hiui do either,
AAA
Tho Independence popular loan has all
Uhu taken and tliero Is a demand (or
mom. As thu only debt against that
ptosieroua city It Is a tlral-alass luveot
menl with uo possibility ol losses,
AAA
It Is reported that ,10,000 Is to be
spent on Improvements of the. aalein
electric plant. New poles and ties are
to bo put In aud the plant is to ho rh
novated. Of oourv. the f 10,000 is to Ih
put up by some vaAtallst, p4wil4y the
London bank that already ha f 144.000
at Stake hi thu plant. None will object
to MQ,WJ boliig SiUik lusut, ur any
auioun1, but It should tw plain even t a
Umdvu Uuker that uo fvVO.OOO Invest
iiieuloan be made to pay anything hern,
II the inouuy 1 put iu It means that
1131,000 a year Interest must be taken
out of this community lor thu eleolrto
plant, a sum which ue plant eau earn
abova operallug ivxjwumjs and near ami
tear. Tho 8aui plant ha lxMn in eon
tiuual lituation Jor teu years, aud It
ought to dawn on the ooiutnuulty that it
la only a skituiuiug siauou tor a tew
biguprlcd leval sharpers.
AAA
Ciee. W. Caldwell, thu Albany
eijuwwwi anu uwyvr, - wui. aosininn
the ulaetledof the ftlVr proTsTTbn and
ultstltuto tulalug.
O'tog-iP.MS
Will Commemorate the Establishment
of the First Provincial Government
Thu unveiling of the monument at
Chaaipneg, next Thursday, will coni
mmnorate a historical cvont of deep slg
niflruiivn to IhecitixvitB of Oregon. It
will, In reality, bo tho observaneo of tho
58th annlverwiry of tho birth of the orig
inal Oregon, b's on May 2, 1818, tho llrrt
government in Oregon wan organized.
The organization of this government
was effected nt Ohampoe, and tho silo
of the building In which the meeting
was held lias been marked by the mono
moot that will ho unveiled Thursday to'
the memory of the 62 men, who voted
In favor of organization, and In com
memoration of that eventful meeting.
Thus this historic ground will be pre
served to posterity marked by a shaft
of granite recording tho birth of thu
original Oregon as a lelf-gorcrnlng part
of tho American nation.
At tho unveiling ceremony, Ilev. P. 8.
Knight, Iter. II. K. Hlnes, II. W.
Hcottand Governor T. T. Geer will de
liver addresses upon tho historic stgnifl
Icauco of tho ceremony and review tho
ovnnta leading up to tho inemorablo
mooting that It is proposed to commem
orate. The monument will bo unveiled
by Hon, F. X. Matthleu, tho flole sur
vivor of tho G2 founders of tho provls
slonal government.
Tho slto (or the monument was do
nated by John Hoetor nnd Casper Zorn,
pioneers of Marlon county, Mr. Iloefor
camo to Oregon in 1852, nnd located ut
Ohamporg tho following year, lie has
resided tliero over since, being now 75
years of e Mr. Zorn, who ia 70 years
of ngo, also located at Ghampoeg iu
1853), and has resided there continuously
since his ni rival.
Tho proplo of Ghampoeg and vicinity
aro making great preparations for the
unveiling ceremonies Thursday, as pion
eers are expected from all parts of the
state. Heats and a grand etund aru be
ing erected, and every needed arrange
infill Is holng made for thu comfort iiud
convenience of the expected guoaUi.
Secretary Hlnes, of the Oregon Pioneer
Association, requests all pioneers, who
may attend, to wear tho badge of UK)1).
Many KaIiiiu people aru planning to
attend thu exorcises, which will ho of
Intense llitoroit to tho plonesru of nil
sections oj tho state, Thu O. It. t N.
Company will have n regular bout down
In the morning, returning In tho even
Ing, while thu Oregon Ulty Transporta
tion Company will run an uxuuralou,
leaving Hatuiu at 8 a, in and returning
at it p. in. Many will go by train to
Aurora, tllencu by cnuvuyanue. While
many will go by whuul, or drive tho en
tire distance. Unfavorable weather
alouu will prevent the ooiivunlng ut one
of thu largest an lleuues over seen In Ma
rion enmity,
"POR MUN ONLY."
Now and thon a lecturor appoars, gen
erally under a clonk ol piety, aud an
nounces that he will speak to man only.
Anybody who attends u lecture thus
heralded does so In tho hope of being re
galed with Indecency, There is no
timiH (orleoturlug to"men only" and to
"woaiun only", save an lunate depravity
on the part of the leetuier, Such sub.
jeots as may not with propriety b dU
oiHwmI bofoia lioth soxes need not be
dlsoussed at all. Theie are tuples not
to he treated from the platform, khitth.
knowledge of them a Is eiRCiitlal la In
Krt (nstliiut(ve,aiid the rest eau tiest bo
told by mother to daughter or by father
to son. Thu Itinerant blackguard who
has advloe to give to limn Is nut a tit
aounsullor.
ltut a new figure is projected Into the
seeno. In nelgulHirhig eitlss there has
Imnii woman advertised toadtlrWwen
only." What an unuleau areaturw she
must Im). TIi o'der of mind that would
send a wowtu out ou suali a uiltslon
clearly Is a perversion. The men who
would go to listen tu her aru perverted
aud wttuld net atWmd to iuy but mo
tives of the iuHt lguoJh olwraoter, un.
less, poU4i', with a aupidy f tgs. not
overly (ruh WhataueeeM this uueer
erauture has met wltU baa mt been an.
iXHUiol, but at least she has escaped
arit,nd this Is better fortune than the
ha downed. It Tauama is ou her roate
we hop the polk will bo alert. Tbe
hlnhwayHUH and the burglar may I
too uiurU (air them, but hero ta a worse
offender, prtHUlmlnR bur vilenets and
there wouM be ho skwiw (or permtlUng
her escape. Taeoms, Ivljer.
Y'ou nro roqdo awaro of the neces
sity for cleansing your blood In the
spring by humors, eruptions and other
tmfwnnl signs of Impurity.
Or thnt dull hetulncho, billons, nau
seous, nervous condition and that tired
fueling aro duo to tho same cause
wouk, thin, Impure, tired blood.
America's Greatest Spring Medi
cine Is Hood's Barsnpnrilla.
It makes tho blood rich and pure,
cures scrofula nnd salt rheum, gives a
oloar, healthy complexion, good appe
tite, sweet sleep, sound health.
For demising tho blood the best
incdiciiio money cuu buy is
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
It Is Peculiar to Itself.
GOVERNMENT WEEKLY
WEATHER BULLETIN
Spring Is Backward But all the Con
ditions arc Favorable.
Fine Rains In Western Oregon the
Past two Days Put all Crops Ahead.
WONDERFUL EXRERIENCES OP"
: A SALEM SHARPSHOOTER
A Salem man, whois promlnentlrcon
nected with the Oregon National Guard,
... invPitcd in a Colts 38calibro
.army revolver, tl-e posseision of which
contributed much to the military ap
pearance of the ow tier. Now the military
roan in rpieatlon had never discharged a
firearm in his life and he resolved to
acquaint hiinfolf with tho action of the
flreM'if ce and iinbi known to any of his
friends Monday morning he arose at
annnrensonable hour and arming him
eelf with an empty buor keg, of the
amalleet size, and a supply of cartridges,
I ho hied himself away to the suburbs to
test his marksmanship. Tlio weg wos
placed about a hundred yards distant
with tho bunghole facing the military
man. .Sturdy gripping the revolver,
he calmly and deliberately emptied tho
cl-ambers of the fire-plcce. Upon ex
amining the keg, he found not a single
scar npdn its eurface. Elated and over
joyed at his np.arentsuccess, he hurried
back to the city and lost no lime in
acquainting his friends with his wonder
ful powers as a marksman. All went
well and the military man was about
convinced of his ability to successfully
engage uu entire regiment of Filipino
sharp-shooters, when yesterday some
unkind fellow suggested to the proud
military man that It was barely possible
ho may hovo missed the keg entirely.
The two men, who wero formerly good
friends, no longer claim a shaking acquaintance.
Still They Com Still They Go
Rambler Dlcycles are leaders. -There must be some
reason. There Is. Our wheels arc right. Our po lev
Hrllht. 6rroth,llBtnsisyrUBDlo qualities
hinJsome lines and finish make the : : '
3L
teosc
t
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THE BEST WHEEL ON EART.H-
"
If: BEST EVER BUIL'I.
THE 22 YEAII FAVORITE
ROADSTER
$35.00
A Ladles' ana Cents'
i
Ciiainless $60 1
CUSHION FttAME. $50.00.
Lllht.,
ROADSTER
40.00
Hnch Tubing
Ladles' and Gents'
South and East
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE'-
Trains leave Balem for Portland and wny
stations at 6 ;40 a, m. , 7:54 a. m. nnd
4:68 n. m.
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L,v Baiem
Ar Athlaud.
Ar BiOmmonto
Ar BauFrancUoo-
ArOfdoa
Ar Denver.,
ArKsnu, Cltr-
Ar unicaxo.
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12.CS A M
6-CO 1' M
7:48 PM
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736 A M
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DON'T "BLUFF' of your money on UNKOWKN." liny
n rollable wheel
UON'T "BLU 11' Ol your money on u ' '"' "" " , - ... wi
from a reliable concern wf.o is in business 12 months a year and who will protect
their rluera.
5 Shipp & Hauser
258 Commercial Street.
n.. ; MlA we hve a complete rewlr shoe In connection and are prepared to do all
Bear 111 Mlna MndsotBlcyT&rcralrwork. Lawn mowers shsrpened,
WhPPiQ cnid on easy oayments. Your
old wheel taken In trade. A full line
bicycle sundries, tires etc. at right prices.
10M P V
12: 1 V
434 A It
M1 A N
7 0a"l!
9.19 A M
7SS A M
8W A M
stflT
IXH V It
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6:31 P i
Bill A y.
Ui:10 P
Pullman and Tourlata wtrs on both
trains. Chair caro Hacrumonto to ndo (
and El Paso, nnd touriat carB to Chicago,
St. Louis. Now OrleanB and Waahliigton.
Connecting nt Ban Frnnillsuo with pov
nml stoamBhln linea for Tfonnlnln.
Japan, China, Philippineu, Contrnl nnu
goutu Amoricnj
Ar ios Augciiti-
Ar Kl Paw ..
Ar Fort Worm
Ar CityofMextco-
Ar iiouiioa .
Ar New 0rlen .
Ar Washington
Ar New Yorlc ..
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6-00 P M
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8co oKentatHolo-r Station, or address
C. H. MAKKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portlnnd, Oregon
In a yyord this tells of
the Passenger Service
via.
Jtantt
W8AtM
&&
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Tho first part of tho week was cool,
with several frosty mornings. A chango
to warmer occurred Haturday, and since
thon mild temperatures have prevailed
In all parts of the state.
Light showers have frequently occurred
In Western and Southern Oregon, and
Bunday and Monday were showery day a
in Eastern Oregon, with tho Indications
favorable for more rain Tuesday in thnt
section.
I' nil wheat, ryo and oats are doing
nicely, although on account of tho cool
weathor they aro making a slow growth.
Spring wheat seeding Ia nearly
finished, nnd the grain ia germinating
well. Thu color of tho grain ia Improv
ing ovory day, and no insect pesta aro
damaging it.
Hops aro coming up oven, nnd there
is no complaint about missing hills, as
was the cuso last year. Thu training of
thu vinos is beglnlng to bo gonoral.
A great-deal ol summer fallowing has
been done iu tho oastern part of the
statu, and tho soil tills well, Although
more rain would be beneficial.
Potato planting la now general and
corn plnntlng hau begun in tlio southern
portion of the Btatu.
Gardens continue backward, but
otherwise they nre in a promising con
ditions. Clover nnd alfalfa are growing nlro'.y.
but there is a shortage tu pasturage,
nnd stock is not Improving as fast 'as
usiul, Iu tho dairy sections of thostuto
considerable (coding has to bo dona to
avoid a shrinking iu thu supply of milk.
Reports of damage to the frutt ctop
by fronts nre numerous, but not geuoral.
Considerable strawberry bloom has
been killed Iu Southern Oregon and In
thu Hood Hlver valley. This damage
will not materially reduce yields, but
will make tbe marketing ol tlio crop a
week or two later thai) usual, HuMides
tho strawberries, peaches, apricots,
pears, silver pruuos and cherries have
suffered thu most from (rusts. The
Itallau or Fetleuberg pruuos are nearly
through blooming, and the young fruit
has set wull and gives promise of
abundant yields. Apples iu most places
are now iu (till bloom aud as yot they
have suffered uo harm (rum trusts.
STOMACHS THAT WON'T WORK
Tl Ul
Ta Cuts a CoU ta Osc bay
U tM Qutala TW4. AM
dpsKUV rvAw4 ft uir U It sUU W oarv
W Witt's lUuawtttiwuffrUibai.
o .. wTstfsPjeCj&A i
tuniU AmVMWtMK
SifUtlt
HSBS
OuAaTk
A great many wedding dates are set for
about the time MeKlnloy comes to town
on all the line of his route,
Whst Do tne Children Drlak? 1
Han't give thorn tea or coffee. Have
3 on tried the new food drink called
OltAlNO It Is dellctoiiM aud uour
lahliig aud takes the place of coffee.
Thu more Urnlu-0 you giro thu chil
dren the inoiM health you distribute
through their Hystems. Ornlu O U
uwule of nu grulns, and when prop
erly i)nimtd tuHteH like thu choice
gradtM t eoffee but costs about Vi us
iHiieh. All groiiv sell It. 16c, aud
Sfta.
Mary Johnston opens the May Atlan
tlu with her long-lookml-lor story Aud
roy (a romantic tale of Virginian life in
the elghheiith oenturyUo the delight of
her thuusands of expfotaut readers.
This number Is largely devoted to
cduoationul and literary topks of high
Interest, ooidaintng several valuable aud
mt)ken artUUs on tonles of great im
portanee, IkuU literary and wbiontienal.
Devvare of a Couch.
A wwch It net a dtseaw but a ym
torn. Cou nipt ton and lmuirhitl.
whlclt aru tbe most daarwis and fatal
diseases, have (or their nut indication a
persistent eough, and if property treated
as soon as this eough wr are eas
ily cured, Ohamberllain'w Cough Uiu
wly lias proven wonderfully suvei(ul,
aud galatsl Its w klo reUtion ami ex
tensive sale by its sueeei tu wulnr
lh diseases which eaut eougbkag. If
It Is not beteietal tt will not ch you
aeeut. Fttrale by F. il. tlaa, Drug-gtsU
Take, your w hel ta ttttipp A
ami have It aleaud wrvpalM.
vki Is ahuwt here.
llHor
Rating
Jttf
BurslU jf T IW tw I to UsiH $K&
That Retain the Food and Refuse to
Digest it, Make tho. Head Heavy and
the Nerves Weak, Need Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
There Is a cure for dyspepsia. Suffer
ers who have tried noxious nostrums
will probably lie skeptical but skepticism
vanishes when StiiRrt; Dyspepsia Tab
lets aro tried, Whether thu troublo is
lyspopsla of long standing, or merely a
Bimplu case of indigestion, relief is
nrotniit and pronounced. Tho less tho
troublo tho fewer tho tablets need be
taken.
Hoavlnees utter eating, sour Btomach,
us indicated by lielchlng, fatigue with
slight exertion, or with no exertion at
nil, dliturlied sleep, nervousness, con
stipation depression, "blues," these
things can commonly ho set down as
symptoms of dyspepsia. And dyspep
sia Is merely indigestion iu 'an aggra
vated form.
liy promoting perfect digestion, Stu
art's Dyspepsia Tablets produce etrong
nurves, restful, refreshing sleep, pure
blood and good sound healthy llesh
They make ths skin clear, thueyea bright,
the mind cheerful.
Stuart's Dysiiepsla TablutB aro n med
Iclue and more than n medicine. They
digoat tlio food and make It easy of as
similation, and they relieve tho In
flamed, dim-used condition ut thu mem
braneous linings and thu glands of the
stomach aud bowels. Thev help tho
digestive organs over tho hard places,
and put them into u healthy, active con
dition. They affect a quick and perma
nent cure, You don't have to continue
tuking them forever, still it is well to
have a box bandy and taku one at the
llrt return of the trouble.
Perfectly well poo,lo are made
sick by uuting too much, or unwholtiome
food, but not If they take a tablet alter
oating. Treatment with Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets does not necessitate diet
ing or any change of habits. They
digest the proper food and act upon the
other kind in such a way as to make it
pass off quickly and harmlessly. You
may eat and drink what you like,
when you like, and as much as you like
If you takq a tablet afterwards.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets nre sold
by all drugghita at o0 cents for full size
package,
Seud to F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich ,for little look ou stomach diseases,
mailed free. T tt) 4 1 :t
An exchange occupies a column ex
plaining how to prevent stealing of
publlo funds, when a line would have
Won the remedy, vis: Place honest
men in charge. 1
the Fad
Of the modem woman is health by
exercise. It's an excellent fad, pro
vided that it is nlwayti remembered tluit
exercise cannot cure womanly dilute.
Indeed, where such
dicut4 extkt excr
cike w apt to aggra
vate the coiulitiou
rather than to
hell) it
The first step to
ward establishing
the general health is
to establish the local
womanly health
Dr Pierce's Favorite
rncriptKu cures
womanly dueasca
which uivdenumc
the general health
It establishes regu
larity, dnea euiee
bHng ilmkn, heats
inrlummation ami
ulceration ami cures
I e male wmIhku
When these are cured, backache, hsad
ache aud ucrvousnewi are things of the
past The uutvenul teMiatouy of wk
and sickly women, cured by "Favorite
ltrescription,1' is this " It has nude we
feel like a new woman
Mr wife tus ud thrtc KmUm of M PW'
bm1(Mhc sal I utr mw wcti rutk.- wtWm
A. tt. tUyuM. w f Aurets Uwnm e
Ua. "Tt w wuJnu1 ta lu nwV WrhJ
UwU lu of uiJwtir 1m Wo at tk hm
PblgUiU to AJV. my Ot (tx , btcr
u4 ttUU A (rt4 Had iu cum of tr
mrva bok. Ut Cwmoa St M3m1 A4
ytT, sod (cr rtUtf lh MMiMMMsk vM Or
l-iirf" swxrwful irttmM s4 wiar IW
lklMS 4tiiUd m sutuUr to m Wt l I
nwflru ha uv 7iw
mtuMac she w ut sb4 twtaui m Ja tkr
ffltcTa" -"- -K
A Bureau 1 Information.
The Burlington ticket olTico in Portland is a vtritablo
Durcau of Information for travelers a place where
they can learn what it will cost to reach ANY po'"' in
America or Europe, how long the trip will take, and
what there is to see on tho way.
If you are figuring on an eastern (rip, drop in and
get full information,, if you prefer, write me about it
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and
EVF.RYWIIF.RE beyond.
21
A. C Siibloon, General Agent,
Cor. Third and Stark Sts.. Portland,
Ore.
PULLMAN
ORDINARY
SLEEPERS
Tho tourist travel between the East
and tho Paciffc Coast has reached enor
mous proportions iu the last few years,
and calls for a social class of euutp
ment. To meet this demand the Pull
man Company has Issued from Its shops
-what it technically calls the "Pullman
Ordinary Sleeper." These cars appear
Bimilar to the regular sleepcr: being
bullion thosamo plan,but net furnished
with thosamo elegance. They aro equip
ped witli mattresses, blankets, sheets,
Cillows. pillow-cases, towels, combo,
rushes, etc., requiring nothing of the
kind to uu lurnulieu ly tlio passonger.
Kach car has a stove for making tea and
coffee and doing "light housekeeping,"
and each section can be fitted with un
adjustable table, An uniformed porter
accompanies eacn car, His business be
ing to make up berths, keep tho car
clean, and look after tho wants and
comforts of the passenzers. In each of
the trains which are dispatched daily
from Portland by the O. R & N. Co. is
to bo found one of iheeo "Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers." The car attached to
the "Chicago-Portland Specials" goes
through to Chicago with change, and tho
ono in tho "Atlantic Expruss" runs to
Kansas City without change. Passon
gerj in this car for Chicago change to n
similar car at Granger,
Much ot the tlrst class travel is being
carried in these cars, the rates being
lower, and tbo service nearly equal to
that in the palaco eleepsrs.
For rates aud lull information, includ
ing folders, write to
A. L. CRAIG.
General Passenger Agent.O. R A N. Co,
Portland, Oregon.
Fr ee Book
To Weak Men
Weak nnd nervous men rend ".Strength
its Uso nnd Abueo by Men."
wb
Doctor
Sanden
"The Best of
Everything"
The North-western Line
S Trains dally between St. Paul
and Chicago comprising the Intest
Pullman Sleepers, PeorleHs Dining Care,
Library and Observation Care,
Free Reclining Chair Cnra.
The 20lh Century Train -"THE NOHTH WEST
ERN LIMITED" Runs every day of the year.
Finest Train
in the World
To Chicago By
The Hadgor Stato Express,
the finest Day Train running
between "-t.Pttul and Chicago
Yin tho Short Line. Connec
tions from tho West mndo vl.i
Tho Northern Pacific, Orent
Northern, Canadian Pncifln
This is also tlio best lino between
Omnhn, St. Paul nnd Minneapolis.
Alj Agents sell tickets Via
"The Worth-western line.".'
W. II, MEAD, II. L.SISI.GR.
0 A- T A
Electric Lie hied
Steam Heated.
Daylight
Clito Hock IsIidiI k Pacini
saWJIK
TT
Make your trip East pleasant and
comfortable by using tlio G' 'at Hock
Island personally conducted excursions
In tourist sleeping cars which go Fast
evory week of the year via Halt Lake
Oity nuu thu Scenic lino.
Pullman sleeping cars every day to
Chicago. Toll your ticket agent you
want your ticket oyer tho
Great Ruck Island Route
from Denver, All tlckotngentaeoll theiu.
Write for folders.
A. E. CoOPxn,
G. A., Portlnnd, Ore.
It tells all about my 1)K. SANDEN
r.LEOTHIO KELTS, and how they are
used to cure such cases of rheumatlHin,
lumbago, sciutn. lame back, kidney,
liver anu stomach illsorueru, sleepluss
hubs, or any ol those diseases peculiar tc
man.
Dr. A. T. Sanden
fculto 10, Ituspel Illdg. Portland Or.
Summer School
The first term of the Marlon Co.
bummer school will open May
(I, and continue for six weeks.
Ita object is to review subjerta
for state and county examina
tion ns well as for civil eervicce
nnd other examiuat ions , address
J. J. KRAPS, SALEM, ORE.
DRUGGISTS EVtRnVIIERL
5&
PACKAGES
Wc6?anF NOT
WSOSS'
VaSSfif
HAXDUO
QfWSWST
DELIVERED FREE
. "-j" orun rubiin ur frutt-
Royal Insurance Agency.
Mr. A. T. Gilbert has this day been
appointed to represent tho Ho)al In.
surance Company, and is authorised to
solicit Insurance, to mskeendoreemeiits,
to collect moneys due, and In every wav
to represent saul company as its agent
(or balem and icluity,
i, t i "yllNl"'Riscii Company.
My JiJiii U. rhomas, Oeneral Aitent for
OretMu. i 07., tt
Rtscrvattoss to Opes,
'?! KJadCawianehe eountrr in
Indian lerritory will be opened foi
lettleawnt thu summer. It is a grand
country, ami reach! only via the Great
Koek UUnd Hoate If you are la
terwted, write for booklet "The Okla
bowa Omwuiiiitv." It uli. v. .11
bout Oklahoma ami the country to be
Lart;o Wall Maps of the
United States....
Given Away
HOW TO GET ONE
If you nro going East, or thinking of
Bonding for vour family, do not buy your
tlckuta until you liavo secured rntos
from tho ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD Co. Their service la excelled by
none, and thoy can reach nil points in
mo r.nsi, Boutn or Houtlioast from any
point In Oregon or Washington.
Through tourist car from Pacific Coast
to Now York.
If you will send fifteen sonta in stamps
to the addrosa given below, wo will
forward yott by roturn mall a lariro wall
map of the United States, Cuba and
Porto Rice, 34x40 Inchea.
For particulars regarding? passenger or
freight rates, call on or addroaa,
B. II. Trumbull, .
ConVl Ag't.J.11. Cent. R. R,
148 Third bU, Portland, Or
Silverton Summer School
Conducted by W. J. Crawford,
A. M. beginning Monday, July
1, and continuing six weoke,
closing Aug. 0, 1001. Tuition
for term $6.00 in advance. Two
ceurses: teachers' review
course. A pupils review course
or information addrees
W 1 Crawford. F.llv'rrnn. O
, ..., .. .
dAw
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Steam Dyeing at 6 Qcjning
l-adies tine dress and fancy costumes
cleaned without ripping, by dryproc- ss.
winch does not shrink or injure color
Kid g ovm eleaued on short notice.
Udiea drwses and dressgootls, blankets
and Isce curtains, portiers and dran
ere cleaned.
CtntltBica's Clathlnt Cleaned, Dyed
and Rewired. '
ork neat, elnwp, and promptly
doue .Stud postal or call '
Mr, f. U Walk
',ui IH6 C
kR,
'inmercial St.
opemd
It U
A. E thwutH n t
SW Aklerijt., Portland Oregon.
HOT SPRINGS
DHTROtT. Ora. Anrll )i idai ,
Trnii..i' i"i'v:r; ..-v " me
...... w ...o iirwdtDUiwu Hot KprillgS
at large. A subetantinl Bride .i
t
Ur,,l.,.. ' ...
,.r. .1... ...... "7. , ! ,B "OW
-,,-, ,c ,lvt)r RMU poniUeralla im.
Hroyemeuts hare alto bout S at be
an l,v 1.,:. .: ' "." .V' " "?w
heretofore.
I ack trolue are now
ai-coiumo.lati.il than
to
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Hare Always Bough
Dr. Plan' IHiic-iu WlJI.,. I ui .
uS - iiSSiTkVrsi? ..-
f UvWrLituLiJ iG'Tir.-T'r?
haal
"rtaKNjwa $.ttf.
In vtea.i:.k.x.-
ag 01 ttwsarlv t4Ma,i
Aay oe going in to' the Sprints can
OldTot "
OfficeSteibles
Are large am have reuatMe attend
tt, ytwr tam boatded by the week 01
H. M. Brown
Ferrv Street.
Corvallis & Eastern - Railroad
TIME OATCD.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Tralu leaves Albany 12:45 p. iu
Train leaves Corvallis,.., 1:60 p. w
Train arrives Yaqulua . 0;45 p, m
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna fl10 a.m.
Leaves Corvallis , . 11:30 a. m,
Arrives Albany 12:15 p. ui.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leave Albany 7:00 a. tu.
Arrives Detroit. , . . , 11:20 a. in.
No. 4 Returning
Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. m,
Arrives Albany ... 6:46 p. ui.
One and two connect at Albany aud
Corvallis with Southern Tftoltlc train-,
Klvlng direct service, to and from 2Sew
port and adjacont beaches,
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, Klvlnjr ample time
tp reach campln grounds on the
Breltenbush and Santlam rivers- tbe
same day.
H L WALJDEN. KDWIN 810Nh
. ...t.?' r. Wnif
v. lun.ir.K,
'K ill
KR,
Mb
ny
Notlceito Conjrsctors.
h). On?-. April 13th, 1001.
illds will be received by the undor
sigued for building a school liouee In
Oistrict Nc. 48 Marion County, Oregon,
said house to bo 30 bv 40 feet and 14
eet high. Bidders will'specify amount
they will build for and furnish material
and also amount they will build for if
scliopl board furnishes all material.
All bids must be in tho hands of tho
clerk by MRy 2nJ For fluthor
partlcu ars call on or address, J.
Jon"u d "o mile north ot school house
on the Hall's Kerry road Tho hoard
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Bids will bo opene t May4th 1901.
J B. JONBRUD,
. , Chairman.
A. P. Gordon, Qlerk, i 15 dtd"
Correspondent wanted in every city
town and villages in America. Newspu
per and other work. Experienced nd
tlon, NeYork. Good re'rnunorati6n
experienced, wanted For partTcii'
News and sJbrlesBulIotlu Erois Aeooia
Urs address The 1 18 tf
Brfujf your la vra niowers to Shtpp
"uwrand bavotbemsharpened and
QTerhau for the spring season; 3-4 tf,