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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
Member Northwest Aftornoon
Nowepapor League.
BY HOFER BROTHERS,
MONDAY, JULY 1, 1901.
Dally Ons Year, a3.00 In Advanoo
Dally Four Month 91. In Advanoo
Dally by Carrier SOo Per Month
Weekly Ono YonrlSJ.OO In Advanoo
EDITORIALS
The high and mighty christian nations
must be edified at the news that Ills
Most Chi iatlan Majesty King Edward
of England hau won $100,000 on the
rates this season already, lie is not
finite out of tnornlcg for tho dear old
Queen. But the demands of tho
aristocracy had to be satisfied and the
swells of society hod to sea their beloved
monarch in tho racing stands as tho
chief promoter of gambling. It is
perfectly natural that tho head of the
established church of Kngland and the
gambling fraternity should Ixj pretty
nearly tho sarno person. What If his
example does educate millions to
gamble and toadies tho youth of tho
world that its most noted monarch is
not above tho common roblwrles
practiced by tho book-makers. It only
proves that gambling liko dancing is ono
of the primary traits of humanity and
and flourishing in spite of all churches
from peasant to crowned majesty, from
the boards of trade In largo cities to tho
petty real ostato spallation In country
towns. Tho King is said to bo restricted
by official usago from attending in per
son on the raco tracks but has a
private wiro run from his apartments
to the pool rooms of Epsom Downs and
Ascot , Heath. Who can doubt that
"In cog" ho goes to common horeo
races and oven owns horses. If not worse?
Thehypocrlcy of all this appoars In tho
liead of the church of England, when
at the sarno tlmo that nation Is carrying
on a war against a Godfearing people
in South Africa, who are morally and
religiously superior to the aristocracy of
Great Britain. Who believes that the
King won 1100,000 honestly? Was evor
a horse race conducted with strictest
integrity? Is it not notorious that
cruelties, from drugging to breaking
down young animals, are practiced in
connection with Ilorse-IUoing? This
were not such a mockery, but at tho
hands of his most christian majesty it
must make the Devil smite.
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The daughter of ox-Senator Htowart
'of Nevada la said to be doing a roaring
business at Nowort this season running
a millinery shop for the four hundred.
It is such a satisfactloa for our Braokod.
Herring and erackors-and oheeso oris
tocracy to be ablo to buy hats and have
them trimmed ovou by a daughter of
an ox-Bcnator who has herself been a
member of Washington saislety, In place
of having to deal with Just a plain
ordinary milliner. Tho social osltlon
and high connections 'of tho ex-Bena-torlal
irillllner are said to be tin Jonlablo,
in that she was onco tho wife of Lieu
tenant Hook or of the U. 8. Navy, from
whom alio ,1s regularly divorced, and
all this makes her too -too chic for any
thing don't you know, and her hats are
"Au Fait" and the widow from Nevada
Is raking la the shekels, adding to tho
plsuureof tho swells, and some of
them ,ar even iavitlug hur to their
houses. Which thoy could never In
the world do with a common ordinary
milliner woman, For bo it known that
social position fs luiposslblo among the
elect if you trim bonnets and sell hats,
although men may gain millions slaugh
terfng hogs, pickling beef, running a
hotel and gambling houses and tho to-
doty of a prince of Wales and the
women of the nobility is open to tlicrn
if they only do it enough to give them
poaish. Of course, a common ordinary
butcher or storekeeper has no businees
In society, but lot him become on Ar
raour, n Wnnamaker, or a Morgan, and
tho vory bedchambers of royalty will
swing on their hinges outward when
ho approaches. The sardine nobility of
of Newport must lxt feeling pretty good
about their social diaphrams and able
to take nourishment without Internal
dangers, whon thoy are ablo to havo
their hats trimmed, and furbelows fit
ted by one who mingled with them on
terms of social equality.
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The British artistocracy got adolifuht
ful wholesale snub tho past fortnight,
when they undertook to work a grand
bunco-gamo on tho band of American
millionaires who woro disporting them
selves In London. At Ht afford house the
Duchess of Devonshiro arranged a grand
eto to swipe in a half-million for the
benefit of the Queen's memorial fund.
Fifteen living Duchesses weru to grace
the occasion. Tho American tnultl
plutes woro supposed to be oasy gamo
for their 'Ighiic&sos as moat of them were
in England on a stag oxctirslon and sup
posed hungoring to gst next to real
royalty. It nas arrangod that there
were to bo duohesaos enouith to go
around, one for each millionaire, all in
low-necked dresses with as much ol
their spinal column on tho half-shell for
consumption as was possibly allowable
and probably more than decent Ameri
cans aro nccuutomod to seeing. Secluded
tables in booths for each party, invita
tion on n golden platter, and ('.'000 a
table was tho program to which forty or
llfty Americana with money to burn
woro invited, but olna.tho only sucker to
bite was dear old daddy Morgan, who
has bozomo perfectly addled after the
lords and ladles. Not another Mothor's
sou so much as sent his regrets. They
showed that tho' they wero low grovel
ling millionaires thoy had still a littlo
American pride nud manliness and
would not sell their solf-respoot to help
even so resectable u cause as a Queen's
monument. It was tho redeeming feat
ure of their stay in tho old country, re
fusing to Ira bodiiddcd and bedadicd and
bo-duchessed and bu drugglodjlu the mire
of aristocracy. There probably isn't an
American girl with common sense but
would refuse to serye thu4iotoss of Htaf.
ford house, if wo had such a palacu In
our country, on a similar oneaslou If
any such gang of British lords ever came
to this country. It is doubtful If any
such scheiuo to got money out of them
would over be attompted, Tho American
millionaires showed tlioir horse sense in
refusing to be bled over tho shoulders of
tho grund old Queen's memory, even to
get uoxt to a real duchess.
There was no gonerul eutpourlug of
the first people of Salem lo welcome the
congressmen nud their wives who com
posed tho junketing party that Is travel
ling about ostensibly to inspect tho
rivers and harbors of our country, on
which thoy are supposed to report to
congress, but which Is really of little
conat(tteuce In composing tho upproprla
tlous for that purpose. Next to tho
delegation that travels about the coun
try to bury some deceased representative
and charges for the hacks and (lowers
anil wines and mineral waters they con.
sumo at tiieir funeral feasts, thorn is not
a bigger grab hook scheme tliau the
MORROW
TOASTER BRAffi
The Morrow Coaster Brake Is the
1 m tit t f nil couuti-r brakea.
It was the first ; it hi the 1cst.
Tho only cotutir brake that has
been jjwxl enough to nowl no change.
It increu,so.s the utility of the bicy
cle ; it tlecruttsoa the effort necu&sury
to pro-! it.
More pleasure ; lea exertion.
Asik your dealer to got it for you.
Never put oft until tomorrow when
you am buy n MOKKOW today.
Betid fur our illustrate! booklet,
Kcllpao Manufncturlnit' Co.,
KIsutra.N.Y.
vacations of congress. Their HHs for
mileage and expenses and cierkblre
and most of them take aloug some
relative to get a purchase on the treas
ury cost more than many Important
harbors ever seo expended. But to the
people themselves. The few email boys
who honored them with their presence
on arrival declared they were qsPe
ordinary common plaz people. Home of
thorn looked dowdy and dusty and wore
store clothes, and were not dressed to
meet the quality even such as shine in
cities of the second class. The hayseed
and race track politician gets to congress
nuite as frequently as people of educa
tion and the allege! cultured claw, much
tr the credit of Democratic institutions.
So it is just as well the swells and
swcllest of the capital city did not storm
the state house, feed them on cream and
clooolate cake ami fill their car scats
with roses. Chances are they would
have forgotten them at the next free
feed, when probably every meal and
lunch and even the flowers will be found
on the bills presented to the eergeant-at-arms
whon the noxt congress meets.
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When wo consider the performance
of ono man Harriman, of Wall street,
being practically in control of three great
Trans-Continental lines, the antics of a
little handful of politicians coming out
West and inspecting our rivers and har-
bors.to see what can bo done to improve
them, and mako them more effectivo
competitors of Harriman et at., are
enough to make the angels weep. When
it Is grasped that the shlnplaster filch
ing statesmen who throng tho Washing
ton boarding houses, when they aro not
deadbcating about tho country on somo
junketing tour, are riding on special
trains furnished them to go about the
country and lay awake nights to sou how
thoy can deviso ways and means to cut
down the dividends of the plutocrats
whoso temporary lackeys they are, it is
onough to make the peoplo of this earth
shed the briny tear at being such ever
lasting damphools. Of course, the
leather-lunged hoivlors who fill the con
gressional record with spoutings on ex
pansion and tariff for rural consumption
must laugh in thoir sleeves at the gulli
bility of tho suckor voters who drivo
miles to get a chance to drop n ballot for
tho continuation of this farce. But our
government survives in spite of theeo
processes. Like a gigantic tnegatherm
of tho neolithic ages, the American po
litical mastadon plunges on, his Hanks
ilangliiiK witli parasites and leeches
living on his lifo hlool, but strong
enough to support them all and still
hold his place In the jungle of nations,
iiut tho wolves of aggregated capital are
snapping at his throat, and unless some
way is found to cut their fangs or divert
their attention to other gamo, this gov
ernment will hecomo weakened by their
rapacity, and the old Republican ele
phant go down in tho mire. In the
meantime some ono ought take a stick
and beat off the parasites, at least dur
ing the vacation of congress.
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Tho wholo matter of free feeds and
llowors is thrown uway on these people
who are out to have a good tlmo, unless
we could havo gorged them fuller and
bcllowered them more than somo other
gullihlo community, because the ap
propriations In tho rivers and harbors
bill aro not the result of Intelllgont ac
tion, but of barter, grab, cheek, force
and aggregated capacity for plunder on
the part of statu delegations, The
Washington congruaamau uxK)dod how
tho members of tho committee sunk tho
last bill by grabbing more for their
seventeen states than all the rest of
tho U8 status got, and to pacify them the
committee and their ladles and on
hangers aro to spend twice as much time
in Waahlngtoii as they do In Oregon
which lias theonly Paoiflo coast member
of tho oommltteo. Thoy will hillygng
and softsoup tho windy imputations of
those political centers on tho Bound by
day and night, when thoy hadn't u
minute to spend on tho great Columbia
basin.
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l'oor old Doty Dosoh, ho Is tho head
and tall, so far as tho males are con
cerned, of tho Oregon exhibit at the
Buffulo exposition. Ho is writing rot
for tho papers that print tho liquid
manure with which their brains are
fertilised and produce editorials to mako
their readers believe that we are really
tho greatest state on the earth to exhibit
in the lUhlng vllUge on Lake Erie. No
one should hlumo him, hut as a matter
of fact the Oregon exhibit Is a failure in
so far aw having the support of tho busi
ness men of thohtuto, (or iustauuu,thoiu
is no fruit display when if It Is the ono
thing to lo advertised, nud tho Oregon
produuta will remain unkiiutsii so far as
tho l'an-Amerloaii exposition is con
cerned, With two. thirds of the last
years California prune urop unsold, ith
the lineal crop In our history coming on
in this state, this tiu-pun-Aiuerloan hike
so far as Oregon is ooiiueruod has fallen
luto the bauds of people so Impotent,
as they call it in divorce proceedings,
us to not have a single prune-grower
adequately represented, Tho prune
growers of tho statu have refused to
oseit donate prunes to distribute there,
having uo confidence in the ability of
the DodoIi push to oven intelligently give
anything assay. Prunes uueded pushing
for Oreguu's sake but tho same push las
been tried before by the producer in
vain.
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The whole 136,000 should have been
blowed l.u our In on our mines und our
prunes. Tho salmon and lumber are
able to take cavo of themselves in the
markets of tho world hut ulue-tenths
of tho exhibit are said to consist of
fish and sawing, tiling that soli on
signt and need no booming, Take
California, (or Instauco, Fifty oi her
leading fruit producers base exhibits
there of from (500 to ;fW0 each at
their own expetise. It pays them to
exhibit their wares as a business prop-
ebarge W tbelrdisplay. But before buai'
Reasmen will spend their money on such
displays they want to know that the
state expenditures are made a matter of
business more than of politics. II the
Oregon appropriation had been properly
applied to the promotion of our fruit in
terests, and the state commission had
said, we will give (5000 of this money
to help put up a representation of this
prune industry as the baking powder
companies or breakfast mush people
popularize their wares, the fruit grow
ers would have furnished tons of fruit
of the first quality that would have
attracted the attention of the millions
who go there. But what rot to talk of
app'ying sane businees methods with a
lot of organised looters who aro only in
teres ted in who can get in the biggest
bid on the atat commission pay roll.
Dear old Oregon will learn thveo things
bye and-bye.
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Public spirit is not dead at Salem. .It
Is waiting to see how the bank pays out.
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Tom Tongue didn't exactly gat a frost
at Salorn Saturday. It was pretty near
it though,
St ft ft
Halem polltlcana will go out and roll
on the grass with the gratters at Mao
leay on the Fourth.
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Bftlem is the home of the greatest
poetic genius Oregon has given the
world since Bam bimpsou and Joaquin
Miller if ies Wright.
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Tin: Joub.val has a special representa
tive at Portland who tells a great many
ricii things about that city that don't
get into Portland papers.
A
Salem's new poet is Mies Florence May
Wright. One who has written as well
as she in her first volumo, "When Love
Ib New," has license. Florence May
Wright.
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That lean and hungry Yankee, Judge
Lowell, will wish he had never an
nounced himself as a circular candidate
for Governor. Geer is tall and lean
himeolf.
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Hon K P Skipworth is to deliver the
4th of July oration at Eugene this year.
Mr bkipworth has a reputation of al
ways saying something when he speaks.
Kugeno Journal.
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Poor Politicians, never think of the
privato citizens until tiioy need them
badly. Hence tho privates did not turn
out to receive tho congressmen and
tlioir wives at Salem.
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Life, published at 01 Court street,
Salem, says: "Freedom of tho mind
goes before freedom of any other kind,
and it Ib necessary to any attainment
und enjoyment of freedom."
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When Morgau gives a million to tho
Y. M. C. A, or Carnegie gives ten mil
lions to some Scotch University, did jou
ever try to think it out who they took
tho millions from aud whore it svill
end7
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Portia Knight will not compromise
svith tho Duke of Manchester. Let a
British Lord pay up when he offers
to wed au Oregon girl. Tho Colonel
svill come in for a feu svhen tho settle
ment Is made.
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Eugene Guard: A Walla Walla man
8 said to havo been crazed by reading
sensational litoratuie. That may sound
like n probable story in Walla Walla,
but if ho wasn't crazy already to start
svith, what in the world sot him to
reading that cIubs of books?
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Thouugalluut editor of thol'raukfurtor
Xoituug has made tho bold assertion
that all women who wear trailingdreases
on tho streets do so to conceal their big
feet. That may be true, but many big
footed women wear "ruin skirts" in Or
gou, ft ft ft
Astoria Budget: Returning home
from a protracted tour of the world,
Hubert J. Burdotto says Americans cau
pray longer, swear loudor and fight
harder than any other peoplo oil earth.
There may bo some difference of opinion
ab to tho remark, but tho combination
is a hard one to beat.
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This district should have n congress
man who knows enough to give ids con
stituents a chance to properly receive
distinguished visitors from other states.
Tho Salem Statesman says this of tho
frosty reception ti Tongue's committee
cengressmen:
The jHwplo of 8alem would havo liked
a devout onuortunitv in the matter of
time to extend a genuine Oregon hos
pitality to this party, but they will al
ways think that tho Portland lnlluonces
played tho hog in tho promises.
ft e
While the Oregon Republican does not
claim to bo tho oracle of tho Republican
party oven in uaatoru Oregon, It does
have somo Idea of men and things of tho
preteut. 'I hero has been a well-timed
and forceful effort made to induce Hon.
Oharloa W. Fulton of Astoria to run for
Uosernor. Mr, Fulton's place is in the
I lilted States Senate, and his great
services to his State Justly entitle htm to
the position which he svill some day till.
He does uot propose to be sidetracked
bythogubernakrialswituh. It you learn
that Oharley Fulton Is going to run for
uosernor, you can telegraph us at our
expense. lhikor Republican.
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It is estimated that Sfus A,..rl.,.
dollars base been counterfeited and sold
at u heavy advance over their Intrinsic
yame by tlia gang with which Jow Frlas
la charged ssith being connected, aa) a u
Mexico I'itv dianatch. It U rmVrii
that au liumeusa nmnlwir nf A,,irimn
dollars have been coined lu secret mints
iu uuniuauua ami circulated in the Uni
ted 6Ute. That luk-ht tin im.L.r a Ihu,
silver ooluawe act, hut not at tho present
iuuiuoiii, uuuuuurn luuepeuueut,
the gout standard has been adopted
acted inlo law by congress. Every loyal
American is bound to respect those de
crees and sustain the established stand
ard. But under free coinage bullion
would not be at fifty per cent discount
as an Inducement for counterfeiters.
Under the gold standard there is a hun
dred percent profit on oounterfeitisw
silver.
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Gates in the penitentiary. Josssi H
Mitchell is in the Senate. Sales Jour
nal. Gates also got away with lJC
ami II. W. Corbett was bo 4I
United States Senator Albany ilentM.
The Eugene Register, anotbor Mitch
ell paper, copies the above. la thela
terests of f acts and the truth, the Reg
ister or Herald should tell the public
what took plaje when Senator Booth
cent the nicht in the Albany jail with
Gates after he lied with the money.
Was he trying to get his money back?
The Herald offered to tell, but flew the
track. Perhaps, the Register will tell.
Why not give the public the truth?
FARMER'S BASKET PICNIC.
Farmers' Festival and Grange Picnic
at Macleay, July Fourth.)
Shin Di
EC2QIA. Tetter, Psoriasis, Salt Rhfxm, Acns and n great many other
dkeases of like character are classed as skin diseases, when they could just as
pcotwr'.T be called blood diseases, for they undoubtedly originate in the blood, like
Ctactr. Catarrh, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, etc. ; the only
real diSeittice being in the intensity and nature of the poison. The more serious
flkss, Ciacer, Catarrh, etc, are caused by 6ome specific poison or virus, which
is either inherited or in other ways gets into the blood and attacks certain vital
ernavs or appears in the form of terrible sores aud ulcers, while the milder and
Xea dasgeroiss siin diseases are caused by blood humors or nn over acid condition
of that fluid. These acid poisons, as they ooze out through the pores of the skin,
aase great irritation, with intense itching and burning. The eruption mar be of
a pastuUr kind, with excessive discharge of thick, gummy fluid, or the skin may
be hot. dry and feverish, swollen and fissured. Skin diseases, whether they appear
as sores, blotcnes or pimples
I can cheerfully and most sincerely endorse
your ipeefno aa a cure for Eciema, the most
irritating and anneying: disease, X think, that
flesh la heir to. I wu troubled with it for
t-wanty-flva year, and tried many remedies
with so croed effect. After nalntr your medicine
a abort time I think X am entirely relieved.
Ton can srivo this statement any publicity you
may dasire, as It is voluntarily made, more for
those afflicted than notoriety for myself.
"Very respectfuUy,
VTM. CAMPBELL,
313 West Central. Wichita, Kan.
nacMi ' i ,u itmrtiMMiiBaa nrina1'" ' "MitfaiK'nMMi'iYr,,
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and UNIOfl PACIFIC
DEPART
FOK
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become more deeply rooted
and intractable the longer
neglected, the skin in time
basing a thick, hard, rough
and unsightly appearance.
You can hide the blemishes
for a time with cosmetics;
and washes, lotions, scaps
and powders may reliese
temporarily the itching aud
burning, but eventually the
pores of the skin become so
clogged up by this treatment that the poisonous matter thrown off by the blood
cannot pass out of the system, and settles on the lungs, heart or some other vital
organ and endangers life.
To nurifv and build tin the nollnted blood is the rifht treatment for fikin
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An exceueumierno iru;rui hiu ue- diseases, and lor uiis purpose no oiner meoicine is so uescrseuiy popular as o. . a.
n at 10 a. m. with the reading of the It is n perfect antidote for all blood humors, and when taken into the circulation,
t'i
Declaration of Independence by Miss
Lizzie Cornelius, and address by Dr.
James Whitycombe, of Corvallis, on
"Progressive Attriculture."
Iu the afternoon, altera short address
by Judge R. P. Boise, Prof. P. L. Camp
bell, of Monmouth, will speak on
''Standards of Civic Duty." Messrs. D.
N. and J. B Early will have direction of
the singing, and suitable recitations will
be rendered by Miss Ida Hartley, Victor
G. Evans. Ray Simeral and Harvey
Craig, besides a drill by 12 little girls.
The program for field sports will be
given immediately after the other, on
the bicycle track adjoining the grove,
and tho fat man and the small boys are
already in training for the races. 7 1 St
The best Prescripts for Malaria
Chills ami feserlta bottle of Urost'i TnHilcss
Chill Toulc. It in tlmtily Iron and nalulue In a
Utteleit form, ho cure-no jmy i'rlcu jOc.
TO OUR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS.
Some time ago Tub Daily Journal
reduced its price to mail subscribers from
60 cents to U0 cents per month Cahii Ix
Advance This was done to save book
keeping and expeneo of collectors, aud
the subscribers are given the benefit of
the reduction in price . Such subscrib
ers should not expect to get lime on the
paper, and as thoy get tho benefit of the
reduced price they should not expect it.
There is the further advantage about
this system of not having a bill piled up
against you. A notice is eent out before
subscriptions expire, and should bo
promptly observed.
The people should not be deceived a
second time. They havo onco been
swindled into putting in a etato ad
ministration in the name of Reform and
Democracy, and it was only another
namo for the sarno old thing.
A Good Cough Medicine.
Many thousands have been restored to
health and happiness by the use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If alllic
ted with any throat or lung trouble, give
ii a trial lor it is certain to prove bene
ficial. Concha that have resisted all
other treatment for years, have yielded
to this remedy aud perfect health been
restored. Cases that seemed hopeless,
mai mo cumaie oi lamous tieaitn resorts
failed to benefit, have been permanently
cured by its use. tor sale by F. G.
Haas Druggist.
Correction.
Tin: JouiiNAt, was mietaken in an
nounciug Miss FloroncoMay Wriitht'i
volume of poems at 25 cents. This first
limited edition is 60 a vclumo, and for
salo at nil Salem bookstores.
What Do the Children Drink? 3
Don't give them tea or coffee. Hnve
you tried tho new food drink culled
GRAIN-O It la delicious uud nour
iNhliig and takes the place of coffee.
The moro Graln-O you give tho chil
dren tho moro health jpu distribute
through their Hyatcms. Grnin-0 Is
niiulu of pure grains, mid svhen prop
erly prepared tnstes liku tho choice
grndoB of coffee but cots nbout V4 ns
much. All grocery sell It. lCc. and
25c.
Public spirit or enterprise are not dead
in Salem or Oregon. But failure to res
pond on several occasions of lato will bo
repeated unless the people are assured of
a more square and houest deal in pub
lic matters than they have been getting.
But you might as well hope for fried
chickens tofall out of tho sky as to ex
pect these things from some directions.
SUPERSTITION
Has liccn resi)onsiblo for much of human
mortality. .Men anil women die by thou
sands in au Indian laiulne, not
liecause of Lick of food but lo
calise caste biipentition presents
them front accepting it. Uvcti
iu America there arc still to I
found those ssho behese tltat healing
herbs lack s irtue unless gathered during
certain phases of the moon.
The great foe of superstition is science.
US'ory year science increases me tern
toryot tue natural at me
expense of the super
natural. Doctor Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
achieves its successful
cures because It is a
scientific preparation orig
inated by a scientific man.
It curus diMMMKi of the
stomach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition, purities the blood ami
eotahlUhea the body in touud health.
As the ssriter of the following letter
sa s, " It is the Inwt thing for uervoiw
ueM and for a sveuk run-dow u condition
that anybody would ss-ant It glvea a
person new life aud nesv blood,"
"Golden Medical Ihicosery" contains
no alcohol and is free from opium, co
caine aud other narcotics.
"I iuut Kin tntl a few Hum to you tolrt
you tmiw how 1 am itltlue km lucv uViuir
the wiMulctful raedkluc Match cum! mc two
yjart ak-tt y.nt Ml. Ikrtha
St Lout, Ma. M ttill cuuiinuc
IB cry gvxxl bHr tad taluk
ttictcunot a W wtdinur on
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?dr,ici.DiKOTWy It U lb W
tnlim for ucnwtuaeu aad lot a
U rua-dowa cuttdttloa that
anybody wouhl want It KIM a
ptw ucw life and acw MuuJ
l an atw wink. U A.v v,
itMNttKthcWbltiT
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gently but thoroughly eliminates all impurities and puts the blood in a healthy,
normal state. The skin can't remain in an irritated, diseased condition when
nourished with rich, new blood. S. S. S. is the only guaranteed purely vegetable
remedy, and the safest and best skin beautifier. Write our physicians if you have
any blood or skin disease, and they will cheerfully ads'se you ss-ithout charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA. (JA.
Seek Relief !
The great proportion of women who suffer
never make a seriou effort to benefit them
sdves. The most of them 50 on paying no at
tention to their little menstrual disorders.! be
lievlnj they wltl eventually s.ear off. They
crow worst and worse tsery day. At the
period of menstruation a woman Is peculiarly
susceptible to cold and other external Influences
and It it also the most favorable time for the
development of hidden disuse germs which
may be lurking In iht system. Any physician
knowj that disordered menstruation, falling of
the womb and leucorrhoea arc blighting lives in
almost every home. No oman lhould neg
lect herself a moment after she ttts Indications
of female diseases Almost Instant relief can
be secured by the use of
WINEofCARDU!
It will relieve you right In your own home.
Will vou accept the testimony of Mrs. tklaltr
and thousands of other women and really seek relief today? All druggists
sell jl.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul.
100 Chicago Street. Fort Wnjrne, Ind., March 27, 1900.
Yonr Wins of Cardni has done a world ot good lor me. 1 have used Uvo
bottles of the SVlno and one package of Tbedford'a block-Draught. Andainco
I have started to uio it I will not be without it in tho house. It helped my
aiater in Toledo, who did not momtruato as she ought. She wa sixteen
years of ago and nothing elso helped her. I was In a very bad statu my self
before I used your tnediolnaa, but I found relief in threa days. And now I
feel llko n new woman and do all my housework and washing, which I could
not do before I took Wino of Cardul. 1 would be cry glad to wrlto any poor
woman and tell hor how 1 aullcred before I used Wlno of Cardul.
Mrs. C. P. BIEOLER
FfirAllr1rftAn(111tTtnM,. aAlr-. rlTlnff ITmMfimi. "Th6 Ijulltl' AdlilCrV
Department," The CLallanooga ilMiclno Company, Chattanooga Tcnn.
A Bureau! InformafiQi
The Burlington ticket office in Portland is a veritable
Bureau of Information for traselers a place whore
they can learn what it will cost to reach ANY point in
America or Europe; how long the trip will take, and
what there Is to see on the way.
If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop in and
get full information, or, if you prefer, write me about it
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and
EVERYWHERE beyond.
A C. Suuuion. General Agent,
Cor. Third and Stark Sis., Portland, Ore.
fe IN
without
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Admission 25 cents, Children 15 cents.
.MH.n oi lentwruerol Uomiuaiolal aul Uellevue streets.
Chicago
IortlAiHl
Ppecial
9 a. m.
via Huntington
Atlantic
Express
9 p m.
via Hunt,
iogton
"t" Paul'
Fast Mall
6 p. IU,
via
Spokane
TIMK PCIU I t I K8
Kini I'oMlaudOr
$l"..Uk.?' 'fc'er. Ft.
SSoith. Omaha, vlr....
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Worth. Omaha. !.,. -.
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72
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PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
.'w wumm.v ui van
Through llcketa Kuet via all rid .
boat antf rail, via Portland. U, or
72
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland.
ip. m.
Dally
ex .-opt
Bun day
8pm
Saturday
10 j. in.
Ail sailing datra subject
For Han Krni oisco
Sail every 6 days
COLUMBIA R1VKR
To Aftorla and SS'ar
1-audlngs.
p.w
4 pm.
ex "und
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamers leave Salem for Portland and way
landlnjs. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10
am.Tujsii riiMiiatl SitiMiy at 7 i
m. For Independence, Altany and Corvalllt
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 p. 0.
For Independence, Monday, Wednesday jfj'
Ftldayat4;30p. m.
Through tickets East via all rail or boat sal
rallsla Porlland, Ticket office City dock.
E. T. THAYER. Afeat
Salem, reios.
South and East
VIA
Southern Pacific k
THF SHASTA ROUTE
Tialns leave Salem for Portland and war
stations at 6 :40 a. in. , 7:64 a. m. and
4:58 p. m
Lv Portland
Lv B&lcra.
Ar Aahlanrt
Ar Bacramctito.
Ar tiau Francltco..
ArOgdon.
. 8.30 A M
.11:00 A M
.12.55 A M
- 81 I M
7.13 V M
Ar Ixinyer. ,
ArKaiua, City-
Ar Chicago .
Ar Los sngclcs.
Ar CI l 'AM)..
. S.oTaM
. 9.30 A M
.725 A M
. 7:42 A M
.200 V M
. 6-00 I' M
. C30 A M
.11. SO A M
.70AM
. 6:30 P M
. 6 42 A M
.12:10 P M
8.30 P N
10.M PI
12.S5 P 1
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8 4JAK
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9.15 A a
72JAM
8:30 AX
8C4A
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CtlAV
IU0 A M
700 A a
MU Pit
6-.lt A X
I2J0P V
Ar Fort SS'orin
Ar tltyorMoxlco-.
Ar Houston .
Ar New Orleans
Ar SVafthlngtou
ArNcw York
Pullman and Tourists cars on boli
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ojrita
and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chic&,
St. Louis, Jfew Orleans aud Washington,
Connecting at San Fraudlsco with sev
oral steamship linos for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Coutral and
South America.
Boo oeont at Salorr Ptation, or addreei
0. H. MARKHAM, G. P. A
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis 4 Eastern fiaM
TIME CARD,
No. 2 For Yaaulna:
Train leaves Albany ll!:J0p.B
Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:40 p.i
Tralu arrives Yaqulua . 5 65p.t
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 701i.b
Leaves Corvallis 1 i:J3 j.b
Arrives Albany 12:13p.m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leaves Corvallis 12:I10ji.b.
Lcavei. Albauy l:3;p.ai.
Arrives Detroit 6:20p.b
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 5S0.u
Arrives Albany JOSOa.m.
Arrives Corvallis 11: 5p.tt
Tr, ins 3 and 4 hetsveen Albany anJ
Covallis, Tuesdays, Thursdays and fat
urdays only. All other trains dally ex
cept Sunday.
Trains I and 4 arrives in Albany U
timo to connect svith tho S. P. toot!)
bound, as welt as Riving two or three
hours in Albany beforo departure of S.
P. North bound train fc c Portlaud.
Train No. 2 connects svith the 8, P.
svest side train at Corv 'is Crossing fer
IndorendeiiL'n. Mi-Minm. e and aul j
points north to Portland.
J. Tuimit, Eoffi.s Stosb,
Agent, Albany. Manager.
Stean lltatti.
"TllC Best of Ia word this tJ
EvCfVthinp" It! Pen,erS
The Northwestern B
STrnlnn ilallv luilwMn St. Fan!
Bill fllilfar. oimrrlolncF the latfSt
Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Ctf
i.inrary and uoservaiion uii
Frnn Flnlinlnrr filiftir Cars.
The 20th Century Train ."THE NORTH Wgj
EHN LIMITED" Runs every dayof tbr
Finest Train
in the World
To Cliicago By-
Tho Badger State Express,
the tinest Day Train running
betsseent.PauIand Chicago
Via tho Short Line. Connec-
stn. f.HM At. A 11Aat mfUlfl Vi
The Northern Pacific, ff.
rpi.t : 1- .1.- l . nM i.Airatfn
xitia Id uwu IIIO Ol'BV uo urn"" , j,i
Omaha, St, Paul and Minneif11
All Afeots sell tickets vu,
"The north-western Use.
W. II. MEAD. H. L.SISUJ,
G. A.
DaylP
Three Day Excursion Ra5
OS THEC. B. '")Krtb
A special round trip rate of fW"",j
Albany to .Mill City, Berry,
Detroit has been put into f,r0Vr
vervains cc eastern "-
ing or fishini! uarties.
ir.. . .
Saturday
Tickets good going iurr'Mit
reluming Monday, giving t.lV'
the mountains of good spoil and rr
tion. Good hotel accomouaw--' t
Oity, Gates,Niagra and, "iljsi!
Uokota on sale at the ticket onl
r
urn