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SAVES LIFE
it? mi, .i til . Atttfiifit. 1. 1900.
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Silks
Dress Goods
Laces
Ribbons
Neckwear
Hosiery
f Underwear
Corsets
Gloves
Linens
Flannels
Muslins
Notions
Linings
Umbrellas
Cloaks
Waists
Wrappers
I Lace Curtains
Curtain
Material
Blankets
Comforters
Men's Hats
Stockings
Boys'
Clothing
Boy's and
Men's
Overalls
Veiling
Infants'
Outfits
Martha
Washington
Waists for
Children
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All the Stock Reduced at
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THURSDAY vJ AN. 2.
The people in and about Salem have
patronized us very liberally. We
have been giving you Bargainsl
BARGAINS - - - BARGAINS
And now intend to give you the
greatest bargains to clear out all
winter stock preparatory for the
arrival of the spring goods. We
have just had a large room finished
up over our clothing room which
will enable us to carry a '.very large
stock, x A
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Silk Waists
Shoes
Rubbers
Atcn's
Clothing
men's
Furnishings
Men's Gleves:
Alen's Collars
Cuffs Sheets
Pillow Cases
Calico
Bells, Gloves
Children's
Cloaks and
Dresses
Infants Goods
Ginghams
Calicoes
Handkerchiefs
Velvets
Trimmings
Embroderies
Furs, Silk
Boas, Black
Dress Goods
Black Silks
Walking
Skirts, Mens
Hosiery Aen's
Underwear
Ladies
Petticoats
Children's
Waists
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1 The Water Cum I Turn.
I Tlio number of carnlvoroiiH crenturca
found In tlio water hcoiiih out of nil
proportion to tlio UHiial order of nature,
but thin la perhnpH because th'u minute,
Ml most Invisible croaturea of which tlio
r I vera ami ponds are full and which uro
thu innfu food of the aiunllor water car
nlvora, Iyo mainly on decaying vuge
tablo suliHtance, which la practically
converted mid condensed Into micro
ncopleal nnlinalrt lieforu those become
In turn tlio food of others.
It la iih If nil thu treca mid grima on
land wero first oaten by lociiHta or
white nutn and tlio locusta and white
anta wero then eaten by Hoinlenrnlvn
rotia cowh mid Hhee), which wero In
turn entuu by truu eiirnlvorn. The wa
ter woods, both when IIvIiik and decay
ing, nru eaten by tlio entonioHtrnrii, tlio
entonioHtriicii are eaten by the larvin
of liineuta, the perfect Inaccta are eaten
by -tlio llah mid the tlah are eaten by
men, ottera ard blrda.
TIiuh wo ent the jiroducta of tho wa
ter plmitH at four removes In a tlah,
whllo wo eat that of tho gran or tur
nlia only In tho xccondnry foitn-buef
or mutton,
1'lali Thct Mo Forty Mlli-a mi Hour,
Pew of iih have an accurate Idea of
tho ruto at which llah awlui. When wo
any that a ponton la "iih fuxt aa a por
poise," wo hardly hhhocIiUo a quick
rate of hwIuiuiIiik with that Individual,
yet ho and overybody elmi would llko
to bo able to get through tho water aa
rapidly. Porpolaoa have been aeon In
dart round and round a Hleainer travel
ing seventeen iiiIIoh an hour, thua prov
ing their capacity to nwliu at a greater
into than that.
Tho dolphin may bo placed on a lovol
with the porpol.se, but tho boulto baa
occasionally been known to aiiproaeh
forty mllea for abort dtatnucoH.
Herrings, In alioals, mova steadily at
u rate between ten and twelve miles;
mackerel hwIiii much faator, and both
trout, and salmon go at a rapid imce
when migrating up a at ream for apa wil
ing. Whales nru not tlah In tho Montltle
uuae, but It la Interesting to note that
thoMo moiiHtora hwIiii at a rate of six
teen mllea an hour when oxoltul. ul
though their ordinary speed la etlnmt
ill at between four and the mllea.
Th )ucaluu It .aki-il,
Kir Peter Udlln of tho llrttlah IhmicIi
wan iujIihI for Ida courteay to prUoti
era. On nipt ooentdou an Incorrigible
culprit waa sentenced by him to twelve
uiontha after the mendicity olllcer had
given tho uauitl evidence of bad char
acter. "Can't I apeak r wild the prisoner.
"Am I to ha sentenced without 'hvIhk
'ad a cIimumV'
"CertHluly jou may speak," aald the
learned Jud(e. "Say w hat you plwtav.
You ahull have every opportunity. I
wltlHlrww tho Hontoueo I liave Jut
passed until I hoar what you lwvo to
urge. Take your time. Pray taU jour
tint,"
"I want to nak a quaatUw. niy lord,"
"Wy all meu. I'ut any qiitfethMt you
wish."
"Look at Mm, tuy lord," mm Id the tW
rogtiM, panting Ida tlnger at tW ummi
dlolty ottlver. "lau't lw an ugly beg-garr
Blr Peter Uuuhed till tho Imm came,
but ho didn't reduce the aetiUue.
Tha Coatllnt l'alulluir.
The Duke of MnrllumKigh k believed
to tn tlio puaaookor uf tlw cuttllMi
pnlullng In the world, which wna at
ouo tluij thu projwrty of ike Drat Hukv
of Marlborough. The uleturo U kwowa
a the HlJleuhiliH Madomw," iwlatwl
by Itaphael lu IBOT und now vuIimI ut
lio Im than 70.00a It hi elKht fwt
high and wproawitg the MadwmH hih!
CldUl watwl m u ikrwi with a flKurv
that of at. Nk,hk ftf llarl oa tl
rlghty It aim fabulom vlue I.
""' ,u "" wt It hi ou ut tlw
Ut prwil f 1W urtUl.g wwk lu
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M" To JmlKe nn Opiil, tif
' All expert on opal milling Iiiih recent
ly explained Low the opal la Judged aa
to quality and doalrnbllity. I'lrat, ho
anya, color Is of the (,'reateat ltiiKir
tniiee. Ited lire, or red lu combination
with yellow, blue find Kieen, are tho
beat. Mine by Itself4 la ipilte vnlueluaa,
and the Kiecn opal la not of Kieat value
uulesa the color la very vivid and the
pattern very wood. The color must be
true that Ih to any, It must not run lu
hi real; a or patchew, nlteruntliiK with n
colorleaa or Inferior quality.
Pattern la described aa lining an Im
portaut factor, the aeveral viirletlea be
known aa "pin lire" when the kiiiIii la
very small, "uarleqiiiii" wlien the color
la all In small aqunrcti, the more reg
ular the better, and the "llaah lire" or
"llaah ojail" when the color shows us a
hIiikIc llaah or lu very larKi' pattern.
Harlequin la the moat common mid la
also popuhuly considered the imM
beautiful. When tho wjuaiea of color
are reKUlar and show aa distinct, mi
nute I'lieekn of red, yellow, blue and
Kiccii, It la considered miiKiiltlcent.
Some stones show better on etlne than
on lop.
Au Olijret l.casoii In (Iriiut.
Thla story la told of the 11 rat time
(li-Hiit ever had cliurxe of a laiKe ImmI.v
of men held out to K've laittle. lie waa
colonel in the early lwut of IMP.', de
tailed to ko to tho tcllcf of an Illinois
rcKliiiciit, supposed to h aurriuiuiled
by I'onfederutea at ral.inyru, Mo, Inn
when he arrived the reKlmeut had i
lleved Itaelf by retlrlnic- tlraut then
went out to Florida, In the aame htuic,
and aa the regiment tolled over the hill
beyond which tho enemy waa aiipiaiaed
to be In waltliiK Cmnt says he would
have "Kleu anything to Im- Imck hkiiIu
lu Illinois "
At the top of the hill, Instead of
troop drawn up In lmttle array, (Jrant
aaw a dewrleil camp. "It occurred to
me at once that Harris had been as
miuh afraid of me aa 1 had been of
him," said (leant. "Front that event to
the cIih of the war 1 never exivetiein -ed
ttepldatlou tqHtu eonfnmtlim au en
emy, thoiiKh 1 always felt more or le
anxiety. I never forxot that he had aa
much reMMiii to fear tuy forcea aa I
had hla." Syracmw I'oat-SUMdard
Intii.iirlnl Itnrtli.
Ill tint wImI catalomio of "eheinl-
itiia. uuiuiraia ami rare elemwiU." the
prlct-a of which are quottsl every week
by trade JonriiaU. imrkaiw uo uatue la
luoro pmulliiK to the uulnltlatod than
"InfuaorUtl arth," Still. If owe kuoua
uitk-h alMittt ibnamlie he la aware that
iui i urn Nturc employ el aa au ah-MirU-iit
to hold the Hltrolycerlu of
that faiuotu Apkalve. It waa NoU-1.
the kivhI MHwIlah eRliwer, who
fouudwl a uuiuber of attractive prliea
to eucourax clratluc pfor;re, y,l0
ttral diapered tJw tPck by whk-li
MltrejelKerlu wuW be nafeh- haudled
lllfiiL.i.lul a .
..... rarm u iHtuoetl of the
alhVloua .brlk of WttH, vfvtable
MStHlwiu, dtKhHoa walcb rv.l won
ernilly eoMqlktted Hu beautiful
jructur uwhr tW wk?rwi.-.New
fi TrlWttiiav
piacc, 'i 'dieted win rattmr cr ue
bones; den 1 troubled wld battln' or do
eyelids, llftlu' cr do Icf leg, wobblln'
cr dc rlKht foot cu crack In' cr do top
aliiill All I nccila now tor finish me
coinplctu N 8l. moutha cr do utij'lntcd
fhcumatlaml" Atlanta Constitution.
Miiliatltiitn l'nr Hon p.
Thero are a few people to whoso
akliia soap scums au Irrltnut. They
hlioulil tiae bran. Tho sons of one of
the old kliiKa of Ilulland were forbid
den tho uso of bonp. They were to use
bran and a slice of lemon, tho latter
to remove Inkstnlns. Napoleon never
used aoap. but kept bis hands bemitl
fully white by tho use of bran.
Ilutv An "Your Klilnitya t
Dr. ltoll' HiuirniiuilMIUouruiill kll nejrlt!.. Ham.
Mafri-n. AUd hiurllim Kui.HlrCo.,ClileuKnurN. V.
The Do Iluera Consoliilnted TJiiimond
Minea, Ltd., o( Klinbtrley, South Africa,
have just awarded contractH to Ameri
can concerns (or about $'200,003.
DANDRUr-F CAUSED BY A GERM-
A New Discovery That Kills the
Germ and Prcvcuts Baldness.
Pretty nearly all tho hair prepara
tions lor dandruff havoeome merit in al
hwiiiK itcliinc of tlio scalp, and in beitiK
a fairly K"od droDsing for tho hair, but
there Ih only one that recognizes wlmt
caupea dandruff, follitiK bait, and bald-
Market Quotations Today
"Make Salem a Good Home Market"?
Wheat, Oats, Etc.
Wlieat-50o
Odts 28 to UOc
Hariey $15 per ton.
Flax Cash, Northwest, $1 01.
Hop Market.
Hops lie.
Hti ictlv choice lljtji'. , , ,
Mvi-rnool. Dec. 6. Hops at London
Pacific Coast steady, 3 6s. to 4.
Live Stock Market.
Btcors 33c.
Cows-23c.
Sheep-L'.50 gross to $3.00
Dressod voal c 0c
Hogs, alivo 434'c.
Hocb, dressed Oc.
; Flour, Hay, Feed, Etc.
Haled cheat $7.50.
Clover $7.
Feed barley $17 per ton.
Uran-$10JJ.
Shorts I17.G0.
Flour, wholesale $2.05.
Potatoes, Apples, Etc.
Potaloos 45c to 50c.
Apples 4060c per box.
Fancy packed $1 00.
Onions, $150 to $1.05 por 100 lbs.
Dried Fruits.
Dried applos 50c.
.' Italian pruneB 40a to 60a ai to 3?.(
- Polite Prunes, 40a to 50s, 3J.4c.
Wood. Fence Posts, Etc,
IHg fir 13 50.
Second (jrowth $3.00.
Ash-$3 50.
Bodyouk-$l00.
Polo oak $4.00.
Cedar posts 8 to 10c.
Dairy and Creamery i Products.
Dairy butter 1520c.
Creamery 20 25c.
Store 15c.
First-class country, per roll 35c.
Cream at creamery, pan skimmed
21c.
Soparator skimmed 23c.
E(is and Poultry.
Kkrs-24c.
Turkoys, live 10c per pound.
Turkeys 10c
Geese $0 por dozen.
Ducks $3 to f I per dozon.
Wool and Mohair.
Coarsq wool 13c.
Medium 14c.
Fine 14c.
Mohalr-20 to 25c.
Hides, Pelts andFurs.
Green hideB, No. 1 5c.
Green hides, No. 2 4c,
Calf skins l(?5c.
8heop 25 to 75c.
Goatskins 25n to $1.00.
Gray fox-10to40c.
Coon 10 to 25c.
Mink 25c to $1.25.
Ottor-$1 to $5.
Skunk 10 to 26c
Muskrat 1 to 6c.
Wildcat 10 to 25c.
Stclner's Market,
Chickens 7Sc.
Kpga per dozen, cneli. 22o
Portland Market.
Poktland, Jan 7. Wheat Walla
Wttda,53J45l).
Flour 1'ortland, best grades $2.50
$3.50. Graham 2 50.
Oate Olioico Whito fcOc $1.00.
Barley $17 di $18 per ton.
Minstuff Bran. $18
Hay Timotliy $Ua$12 jwr ton.
Onloue-$1.50 d?1.75.
Potatoes 86 UO per cental.
Butter Bost dairy, 1822; fancv
creamery,22i205tic;Rtoro 13015 .lb
Eggs-Oregon, ranch 2"'ajdoz.
Poultry Ohickons, mixed $2 50
$3 60; hens $1; turkoys, live 10 lie.
Mutton Gross. 3
Hogs Gross 5Bc.
Boof-Groea 3.00 $3 50
Veal-Gross, 7(38Hcll..
Hops 11 ffllljclt.
Wool Valley, 11 14ctl; Kastern
OrcKon, 812'c; Mohair, 2121Hclt.,
Hides Dry liidee, 10 pounds and up
wards, 15c 15.
I M In bad health thla cprlng ami coiildnot
t up In bed for four woeks. Wlion I was con
Joifmy child died. Whon I bepan to ait up I
8
Jolt ao weak and had inch torrlblo rains n my
book and hipa. I hod kidnpy trouble and fall
ing- ot tho womb. I also hail nyiicncoi !""
was in a bad condition when I .rocoived your
Ladles' Dirthday Almanno" and read tho -vortHement
of Wino of Cnrdiil and 1 hw';"
Illack-DraughU Blnco Aprl 20th, I liovo takca
tour bottlos of Wlno of Cnrdul and UmX'
twos of Thodford'a nlock-DrnuRht. I fool llko a
Sew porton now. I can do all my work and can
walk out to sco any, of my nolgh lorR. I bo iero
I would lmvo boon In thoRTOvo had It not been
for Wlno of Cardul. IT BVED MYJ.11
It l well that women are more patient than
men. Few men could bear the bitter paiuji,
the agony and distress that women endure.
Thousand, of women have come to look upon
suffering as a duty of their sex. But here are
many Instances of this heroic fortitude which
WINECARDUi
now renders unnecessary. Women need no longer suffer for modesty s
eake. Wine of Cardul brings relief to modest women In the privacy of their
homes. Many of the best homes In this city are never without this great
medicine. It cures whiles and falling of the womb and completely eradl
cates these dragging periodical pains. Mrs. Davis' cure shows you conclu.
slvely what you may expect If you follow her example and lake wine ol
Cardul. Thedford's Black-Draught aids Wine of Cardul by regulating the
stomach and bowels. When you ask vour druggist for these medicines, he
sure you gel them. It was Wine of Cardul and Thcdford s Black Draught
that saved Mrs. Davis' life. Never take a substitute.
AND
UMQHBACin
USiflMfe
DKPAUT
FOB,
Chicago
rortlantl
Special
8:60 a. m
via Huntington
Atlantic
Express
9 p. m.
tI Hunt
ington TtTPaut""
Faat Halt
l:15;p. ni.
la
Bpokano
T1MB SCHEDULES
Krom Portland, or,
Salt Lake. Dnnror. tr.
Worth, Omaha, Knu
City. fit. Louli, Chicago
and Kaat. '
Bait Lake. Denrpr (.-
Worth, Omaha, Kannai
CUT. 8t. LoUll. Chirac
J Urn ttU
KIIU JbKat.
Walla" WaHarLawriin'lir
Bpokane. Wallace, Pull
man. Mluucauolli ri
l'aul. Duluth.Mllnauko.
uuirago, uu ami.
.
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For adTlM and llt-ratiirr, addren. (rtTtna ymptomi, ' The If "s' "- TJ.S7
fcepartiueiit" lluj tlliatuinooga iletllcino Companr, Cliattanoogu. Two.
EDUCATIONAL
...Northwest Normal College...
Corner State and Commercial Sts , Salem, Oretron.
Cdursesof Studv: Ciaesic, Scientillc, Normal, IIIkIi Scliool, Businoss, Music,
Art. and Elocution.' Tho latest and the bost in Book keeping, Typewriting. Music
and Shorthand. Tho most extensive lino of olllces for Commercial Work In the
Northwest. Evening School on Monday and Friday evenings. Singing classes
Saturday evenings. Full courses to graduation, either in Voico culture, Piano,
Violin. Orchestral instruments, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugul, etc. Full courses
also in Fine Art, Painting in oile, Water Colore, Pastel, and Crayon Drawing
Students may enter nt any time. Send for catalogue
A. J. GARLAND, A M. Z. M. PAIWIN. Mus DOC,
President. Director of College of Music.
72
HOURS ,
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Ho Chance of Cars
inruugii iickuih via tnia route kj?
Eastern points on salo at BoutlierB
uiuu uuui uinuu.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE'
from Portland"
Vf -
JS)A 1 Ml A
4r VfAJ
ARE NOT HELD BY INCOMPETETENTS. Pro
motion and creferment In tuslncss Is the result
of ability to do. At tills school Is the best place
Atitiln 4ltai It nnuil mAum rt Itauj tt At HPItAr
B a ,o jW JU fm B ft iU vviuiii tin niivHivwiv ui mutt v wvi iiiiv
flltlS ff Xf is an Increaslnr demand for competent help
Persons completing the business and shorthand courses at the
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
cansecur employment. For eleven years, but one young mannas graduated immoursnormana
department after first completing the business course. Why? liccause all took positions before
ready to graduate. It costs but little to secure a usable education compared to the benefits de
rived, bend for catalogue. W. I. STALEY. Principal. Salem, Oregon,
8 p. m.
Dally
cuopt
Buuday
8. p m.
Saturday
10 .m
All sailing datea lubject
to change
Korean Francleco
Call every 6 dayi
COLUMBIA RIVHIt
To Aatotla and Way
Landtuga.
O
".IS
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Stoatnor Ruth loavos Salem for P. -
land and way landings on Tuosdayjht '
days and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. )f
Corvallis nd way landincs. MonJ,-1
Wednesdays and Fridays at about 'i
ii. in.
A. L. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN,
Gon. Pass. Agt. Agt. O. R. & N. k
I'ortiatut, uro. Halem.On
Illinois
Central R.
Ett&3KNESmwt
$ A
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CYCLONE of BEAUTY hi Color.
- "" i ill ii wiiii i mi wii r -----ii-irri-nrrr-rri"-irrrir - r-rt
i.'j.'s j a Weak Description
of the many Pictorial Beauties
of the holiday Number of.. .
pROM the beautiful cover In seven
ccjir, hy George Granny, to the
last section of colored full pages, the aaHytts-jaua.-1 December, 1901.
lioli lay .Number of Rromiuay -Maoazist is the most unique, beautiful and
altoi-cthcr stttisfyin? publication on the news-stands. Ten artists, n photoi'-
rapliers, 5 fictionists and 10 writers of general articles arc
represented in the pnj-t-s of one number. More square inches
vi i..iiiiuiuimii-iuin.t ui.ui mnnvoincrpuoiica1
tion in the world. Just a few of the features are:
Tales Prom Headquarters "TUn SimrkMnf n lllnir."
'RmadmK
Bed lime
tnWe a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor says it
acts L'untlv on tho stomach, liver and
wm. and that destroys tho came, a lit-1 kidneys, and is a pleasant laxativo. It
. a.. .- .. . .--"' I. I. .. 1. . I. 1
Siamlals ofHucttti No. S, The JlruUr, Ilia Wlfo aaX
I! 1 1 :mpl. r. (Illnatralixl )
The (llrl In the llak Pajamas ew York's lAtoat
Tl.nitrlrtil Si-nnatlon.
The Uvolutlon ot WarlleU's Jew. (Illnatratwl.)
The Woman otthe World.
New Portraits of Maude Adanw, Anna Held and lira.
riako.
Sixteen Pages of Pretty H'omen. (In Color).
Paris Models ot lleslt and lllood. (With iperlal
llluatratnma by tin author, Georkco Oranhy.) A-
lorA'l liaotd Transit Tunnel. (Willi nhntncrrHiiliit
taken clKTiaiy for Hiioaiiwa v Mahazink by Pierre
1'ullin, otllrlal iiliotoumlilicr for tlio Hiidburv Con-
laucr
Ilea u't I lah
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tie eerm and that is Nuwhrn'H llrrvi
cldo. This germ eats its way into the
scalp, down tn the linir root, whre It
saps the vitalit , earning dandruff as it
nigs up me Haip into little white scales
is mane 01 nerus, ami is prepared as
easily as tea. It is called I.anos Medi
cine. All druggists soil it nt V!6c. and 50
cts. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho
bowels each day. If you cannot got it,
Unless it is destroyed there's no norma- om' for 'rpe unnlo. Address, Orator
nent stopping of falling hair nnd cure of 1 woodward, LeRoy, N. .
iiaiitirun ami tiaiuness. .Nowbro'a Her
picide kills tho germ. "Destroy
oauee, you rouioo tho cffi-ot."
the
Denver has organised a vigilance
conimittee to overawe the criminal ele
niMitt hefote whom the iwlice are M)wer-le.
Statk ot
1
It Itrantird lllitt.
A lvUr was nwvled at tu KMtoWft
In jUaUijttoa Ulri-ttM o iu blgg.t
n,i m mi city.
'IV iMMtiuaater wad aUvut. aud ou
to wturit (mm ut the jouuajw eWrU tu
fof hint of th rwvlpt of the letter.
"Ami what bevauh) of Itr Imjulrwl
the iHwtuwkter.
"Why," tvpllml the elurk, Ml dWa't
know who the blggwt fo)l In WuaU-
lUgtoU Was. KO I OtMMVd It lUV'Stilf."
"Aud what dW yu llud In Itr lu
(lulred tlw iHMtwaster.
"Klndr ntiUi the clurk. "Why.
ivothhig but the words, Thau art tho
wan.' "New Vorl? llernld.
Au AullcWU Urutker.
Hither l)Uk)- ya UMdr tk wtb
er tk ether day, Ih dgawribJuc hla
aymtttivwa be aald: MYi, suh. blfa tnu
Aat I nlu't feellu' half wetl In dv f t
; Ditto, Cirvof Tomsih), (
. ... -...., ,
raiNk J. L'iu.nkv makes oath that he
Is the senior partner of tin, tirm of p. J.
KJBS" ,l".ilolng buslneMin the
f ol l,ol.wl0- t'ounty and State aforo
UI'I,'J."A1 1 1.8.t Mi(l ,lrl will Py the sum
of ONI lll'NDKKI) DOLLARS for
each and every caw of Catarrh that can
not lw cured by the use of lbi.i.' (".
tamhh t'tma. FRANK. J. IMIK.vi.-v '
bworn to before me and subtHribml'to
11 my prejrtHue, this eisth day of Decern
ttr, A. I). ISStt.
u A. W. GI.KASDN,
iTA1 . HolMy Public.
I all a Catarrh Cure is taken tnter-
miy ami acts directly on the hloo 1 and
llllmMfc) SIlrfaCM Ikf II. u mita..,
for twtinioniaU free.
' OHKNKY A CO., Tollo, O.
Sold by DruegUis. 7V.
IUII Family Pill are the best.
"The Oregon Paruwra" Ooti-reei" will
be held at Salem, January tlth to Uth,
ItfOi, inelmive. "Vn Oregon Dairv-
mwi'n AMKiati4H" and the "Oregon
lave Xuxk Awoeiailon" will liold their
auuual liieeling at the ratne time and
plaw. The Oregon State Roard of Ag.
riculture will llkwiee hold tpeoial meel
lUits for the purpojo of preparing a pro.
1 grain for thla year's State Fair. TIim
Fruit Men and State Grange and Hop
Men will alto be reprosentel.
lu view ot the recent rapid advance
ment lu
throughout the state, these
should bo o( ureal benetlt to all iuierett
The Ilritish bavo lost 2I.21HI men in
killed wounded and missing since the
beginning of the South African war.
Bdueata Your llnpela Willi Ciiirnrets.
Caiwly Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
Ite. Xc. If a 0. 0. fall, UrugKlatti refund money
A Swedish Captain was drownod in a
cab in Antwerp on New Year's eve,
Grsln-Ol Craln-oi 4
Remember that name when you
want a delicious, nppetlzlng, nourish
ing food drink to tnko the plneo of
coffee. Sold by all Ktocors nnd liked
by all who have used It, Grnlu-O Is
made of pure grain, It ulds digestion
and Htrougthena tho norvea. It la not
a atliuulnut but a health builder and
the children na well us the adults can
drink It with great benetlt. Costs
about Vi as much aa coffee. 15c. and
Vine, per package. Ask your grocer
for Graln-O.
ITllPlinn tn Art A ftmmth. rutin i annm imu1 t.mta
about the fnmoni Rloke-Htk feud. Jly Charloa 11. RobliiKOU, 31r. btokea'
( 11 1 t iri I M8trat nna.V
( American Models. (Ily famona American nhotocTnnhcra.l
1 A 1 1, to pet the Holiday Number cf llroadwuy Masailne. Ten centa a coiiy, Sl.OO
ci.ir.. .V.;...",,?",".1" "roaaway magazine Co., s Klui Ht., New ork.
M l.ri.llj OPiriilt. head sa cent for trial kulwerlptlon for threo month, amtwowiiifoml
iAl.?,,,i ii" ,i(?uro of!yi5t"t1 r,NEU' Vot wo will semi you Uroudway Maiaulua for a
year, and will amd yon. FROM, a liatidMino pnent-a eultablo elf t fir Xiiiaa.
B I'Oll SAI.IJ IIY IJVI5IIY MVK NlIWSUI'.AM'lt IN THIS fli-rv
Efficiently
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a Vast
Territory
Dytlirouih service to and fron.'ri
priaclpalcltlealotbefellowlifitites:
IOWA ILLINOIS
INDIANA MINNESOTA
WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTIi
MISSOURI ARKANSAS
TENNESSEE KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI
Throuth Tourist Cars From
The Pacific Coast
TO
Chicago .ad Cincinnati
Conaectlnc with throuih trains for all ecliti
East, South and Southeast!
Past and handsomely equipped, stcam-he.ttl
trains Dlalnt Cars, Buffet Library Ctrl
Sleeplnc Cars. Free Recllnior Chairs cars.
Send fifteen cents la stamps for wall nil a
the United States ana cum tor tu
tlculars reeardlnt rates, time, tenia'
etc., call on or address ,,
D. II. TRUMBULL.
142 Third St. Com'l. Alt.
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs, I'lin S. Kmiuk, an insane Color
ado Springs woman, burned herself alive
on Sunday.
TO CUrFa COLD IN OKU DKY.
fuku Laxative Ilrom) Quliilnv TableU. All
druwdkta rvfuud the uiwey if it fiUtcur
H, W.ilrove'i.lgiiaturtf U ou eti bui iV', it
The fllehop of the riilllipines wants
$100,000 to endow his dloeese.
Bears t s N Kl VW lltW Always Bflt
'"!'" C&iZ
'Hie Tort of Port'aiid Coiiiinissinn are
In I he midst of ftlicKt-d , arrel.
lOfiAccosprt
and SAVOk-R
DON'T
stock raising and dairying v cr-,iof t fom 0fuu,S S
luaKaetic. full ot
NO-TO.OAO.
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.v,ii.io w me and vigor y tikiuc
sliould be ol ureal beneUt to all iniret wv.e wk mali ,m
tkl iu agrloultute, ktul an unusually large 1 ,rLI10u?rf' Jn Java, or
attendance Is assured. ' St .id ft'S-6"" P
For this oceaslon tho Southern IVISe' UKUv co Chkioo n
will grant a round trin rate of n Uru y.t
one-third, uu the certificate plan, 10
wiueu Ruouiung.
,unif. Manv train
urer 000,000
.irfu hook
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i- Stmilvr. Ark.iHai
Corvallis & Eastern Rai
TIME CARD,
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train Ieavca Albany 12:60 p. n '
Train leaves Corvallis. . . . 1:50 p. b
Train arrives Yaqulna . 0:45p. n
No. 1 Returning:
LcavcB Yaqulna 0-00 a. a-
Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. b
Arrives Albany 12:15 p. a
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leaves Albany 7:00 a. n.
Arrives Detroit 12:15 p.
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 12:45 p u.
Arrives Albany ,. 5:40 p. ft-
Trains 1 nrrlvnn In Alhnnv in tiBI
to connect with the 8. P. south bound,
t'a n, as well as Riving two or tbrtt
hoi.ro in Albany before departure ol 6.1
P. North bound train for Portland. I
Train No, 2 connects with tho 8, r.
west side train at Corvullia Crossing f t
Indorendonco, McMinnville and lj
points north to Portland.
J. TunsfkR. Edwin Stosi,
Agent.Albany. Mauip
The Great
Rock Island
Route
ffli'llilnalQ
ni
roo.t
and
had with an Invaluable set
CIjc Hfijiflu of ilcbiclu.cf Company
13 ASTOR PLACE. NEW YORK
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
The Kind You Hava Always Bought
B the,
Bliiuatow of 1
Ma&P22tts
- w mm w rwairijr
ForiH4e wew aiphyxiated yester
day at Hartford, (.titi. bv a defective
gas meter.
fQ& CANDY CATHARTIC , W
oinuine stamped C. C. C. K,w. .u 1. u...
Bewirt of tht dealer v. ho trie to tdl
'retMn!JutMiod., '
tmmmamma
InRbroved -
SfpavJberris
lelMl B j Buty. , Mna $hc
wni aaa Heme Market terries let
latreductd la the Bonnwe.t u,"
Is very early, same sbape $ Clark s
StevHiac. Hood River terry, tut tet
ter tanner, holds up la sue tetter
thaaWlbso. Rutyls a late and la
wrier terry tut like jii ,.rt.
ff!rMt.'M!Wfthty., L.B,e4S,or0r:v:",.,''8o'i
. . "" iuo.to300 tlaita Slnn, ...-jV ---..- ijiiijuok,'
Atrtf to W W Walker. ia-iS VtfSSS, 5J,--" "" .u.
a the onlv lie
oporating a w
ly I'erso n all
Conducted Toot
ist Excursion M'
botwe 0 n Port
land and Chica-
ro chance via the World' cmAteat Fc'
Icline, making rlose connection .tCbr
caco in Unon Depot for all points Eatt
iaiiy etanuaru sleeping
car betweoo Salt Lake
City, Denver and Chicago,
IhifTet, Library fmoking
care between Pueblo, Den.
ver and Chicago. The best
rrasoiublo dininit caraervico belwrt"
Pueblo and Ch caao. If you uro coin lft
KanBap City, Omaha, Dea Moines, Cht
caeo or any place cast, yon should eir
quire alioir th,. (ireat Rook I'land Kmi
beore pitrt having your ticket. A
your nearest ticket agent about It "
write for folders and any information
desired. a. E. Coohku
Gen'l ARt., Portland, Or-
Your Best Friend
When you And your clothes all out ol
order, worn and with buttons eff, etc.,
ypu want the right per60n to takerar
ot them and that person is your step
mother at the Salem Dyo Works.
At this establishment you can get any
thing eet t0 rights.from a pair ol glove,
to the most elaborate eilk gown. A
uentletnan can get bia hat cleaned, W'
troutera creased, or his whole cult re
juvenated to suit his taato, also lo"
suits a month for one dollar Button;
sewed on, rips ewel up, suit prestrt
on short notice. New goods abrunkfcr
dress making.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
105 Commercial 8t.
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