The Daily journal., March 08, 1902, Image 3

The Small '
of the Back
Thnt is whore boiuo people feel
weak nil the time.
They are likely to bo despondent
nnd it is not unusual to And them
borrowing trouble as if they hndn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys nro
weak, either naturally or because
of sickness, exposure, worry or
other influences.
"I am thankful to say." writo J. L. Camp
bell, of Sycaruoro, III., "that Hood's Saraopa
rllla has cured mo. For many years I vim
trouhled with backache. At tlmos I was so
bad I had to bo helped from tho bod or clmlr.
I am now well anil stronir and free from pain."
What this Croat tncdlcluo did for him it has
dono for others.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Promises to cure and keeps tho
promise. Begin treatment with
Hood's today.
"revolver WOUNDS.
tlorc DniiKCruun. For Muiiy Hetiaona,
Tlinn Thorns of I ti Itllle.
Wounds in civil life differ from those
In military life lu tho greater uftur dun
gcr of septic Involvement. Hevolver
cartridges me more liable than are
rllle cartridges to have been handled
frequently, to have been carried lu
dirty pockets and to have come lu con
tact with various forms of infectious
materials that niny prove of serious
consequence when burled In the tis
sues. Moreover, revolver cartridges
arc covered with a coating of grease,
and this encourages nu accumulation
of manifold inleroblc material, boiuo of
which may prove to lie of virulently
Infectious nature.
Illlle bullets are practically always
iiterlllzed by the lutense heat developed
by the powder ut tho moment of their
illscharge. Their rapid progiess through
the air while lu a hented condition still
further serves to cleanse them of nuy
extraneous material that may chance
to have accumulated on their surfaces.
This cleansing process Is very effectu
ally begun by tho rilling ot the rifle
barrel through which the bullet forces
Its way.
All these favorable factors nro lack
ing In the case of the revolver bullet,
and so It Is possible that lu any given
case such a bullet may carry Infectious
material with It Into the tissues. If
this were In small amount, nature
might effectually wall It off and no se
rious consequences result. On the oth
cr hand, such Infectious material might
He seemingly dormant for days, but
really slowly gathering strength by
multiplication, and when Its toxins
were elaborated In sulllelent amount
they might puralyzo protective ehemo
taxis nnd produce a septic condition.
New York Medical Nowh.
It flcmtnrled nim.
One sharp November day, says the
Philadelphia Itccord, a bay entered a
car, leaving the door open, much to the
dlscomfoit of nn old gentleman v, ho
sat next. As the wind chilled ills tnnr
row his temper rose. Leaning across
his seat and talcing the kid by his car,
he snld: "Were you brought up In a
barn? Why don't you shut the door?"
The boy said nothing, but closed tho
door, coming back to his seat In tears.
Tills sight moved the old uinu to relent
ing pity. "There, there," ho said, "lit
tic man; I didn't really mean you were
brought up In a barn."
"That's Just It," retorted the kid. "I
was brought up lu a bnrn, and every
time I sec n jackass It makes uic think
of It."
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
It you Imrm't a regular, hcUhy morement of tb
bowola eterjr tiny, jou r III or will be. Kp your
lionoMopcn, itmlbe well. Force, In the ihooof lp.
lent pliTtlour pill lnlioit,li daiigcrou.. The iimooth.
ett.cnite'jt. most iiertcct way or keeping lb boweli
CANDY
dear and clean U to Uka
OATHARTIO
IT SKf .. -M nn i n
ilwfwfffwww'
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
nasnt. Iliitlile. 1'oUnt, Taste Oood, Do Good,
SoTcr Blcltcn, WeaLen, 01 Orlpe, 10, 15, ami M rentt
MR. CLARK'S
An Iiilcrcntlnir Coin.
An Interesting coin has Just been sold
In Germnuy. It Is one of tho few coins
In tho history of the world which can
be accused of having a humorous side
to It. lu K170 the Danes descended on
the port of Hamburg, but their attack
on the famous Hause town proved un
successful. The inhabitants of the
town struck a medal to commemorate
the occasion. The legend on the coin
was as follews: "The king of Denmark
has been to Hamburg. If thou woultlst
know what he achieved, look on the
other side." It Is needless to add that
"the other side" Is a blank.
Haw Are Tatar Kidney, t
Or. Hobbi' Bparnftut I'llla eura all klrtner I1U. 8&m
JoJrne. idd.Bf'ilntT iiimiMirCn..ClilciiitoorN r
Bestevor made In the Wlllamotto Val
ley, Wild Boso Flour.
Ill First lltiMlitrvu Venture.
An American capitalist who hoi
made n fortune running far Into the
millions likes to tell u story of his first
business venture nnd how lie saddened
the local grocer. At this time he was
fond of frequenting a public palesroom
near his home where nil sorts of bar
cuius were effered:
One day I noticed several boxes of
soap of a certain brand which I had
often been sent to buy nt the corner
grocery. I thought to myseir. -xiini
will go cheap," so I ran to the grocery
and received a promise from tho man
In charge to buy as much of the soap
til n certain figure as I could furnish.
Of course he never suspected that 1
could furnish any of It.
I returned to the salesroom, and
when the soap was put up I bid It In,
and It wns knocked down to me. My
name was demanded, nnd when I gave
It lu a shrill voice everybody laughed,
for I was then only eleven years of
age.
Amused as they were nt the sale, the
bystanders were amazed when I bid In
the whole lot of twenty-two boxes. I
had thorn carried over to tho grocery
ami received the pi Ice agreed upon.
The grocer wore a weary look when ho
heard how I had obtained the soap.
He snld:
"Well. I guess I could hnve done that
myself."
1 replied tlint I guessed lie could, too,
but he hadn't. Youth's Companion.
por box. "rile tor tree
licAllu. Address
upio, and booklet on
itckush iiKHEnr tojrisr, cmaco r stir tor.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD BLEAH
' A Quick Wlttctl Doctor.
A certain French surgeon, of whom
Tho Young Ladles' Journal tells, had bo
much tnoro thought for his patient than
for his own safety on one occasion that
ho resorted to nn expedient which, al
though etllcnclous, might hnvo resulted
In his own death. ,
Ho had been commissioned to bleed
the grand seignior nnd cither through
timidity or nervousness had mot with
an awkward accident Tho point of
the lancet broke off in tho vein, and tho
blood would not How.
That point must bo got out somehow.
Without stopping to cousldor tho con
sequencos to himself, the surgeon gave
his highness a violent slap lu tho face.
This produced tho desired effect, for
surprise and Indignation on tho part
of his august patient put tho blood Into
violent circulation. The vein bled free
ly, and the lancet point came out.
The bvstandors worn about to lay
hnnds on the surgeon when ho said,
"First let mo finish tho operation and
imniiiii'n tln wound." This done, he
.threw himself nt the feet of tho sultan
and explained his notion.
The Biilliui not only pardoned him.
but gave him a handsome rewind for
keeping his wits nbout him in u critical
moment.
Cnrlotin I'rcnU of Iikiiuio I'ernntia.
A Belgian physician, spooking of
simulation by tho Insane, says that In
cases of lusanlty where the Intellectual
faculties mo not too much disordered
the insane may simulate another form
of Insanity than their own. The forms
of Insanity most often simulated are,
In order of frequency, imbecility, de
mentia nnd ninnln. The other forms
nro not so frequently simulated. A
lunatic generally simulates lusanlty to
escape punishment, and an expert phy
HiHnn should not therefore In such
PARRY A COMPLIMENT.
Accept Otic Alwiiyn. lint Never TiiUej
It Srrlurmlr. I
The famous Mine. Ilecnmler said that
she always found two words sufficed
to make her guests seem welcome. Up
on their arrival she exclaimed. "At,
last!" und when they took their leave
she said "Already?" If taken literally,
wo should deprecate tho (lattery, i- lat
tery Is lustucuro praise ami wrongs
him that gives and him tlint takes.
It Is sometimes kinder to accept a com
pliment than to parry It. v
One may say "Thank you, It Is pleas
ant to be seen through such kind (or
partial) eyes." or perhaps, "It Is a com
fort to know that friendship is partly
blind ns well as the mythological boy."
or any nonsense that serves to -show
that one nppreclntes the spirit that
prompted the kind expression, howcv
cr wide tho truth.
The frequent repetition of the name
of the person addressed holds n Biibtle
compliment. Implying more complete
concentration of the speaker's thought
upon his or her personality.
De Qulucy says: "More Is dono for
the benefit of conversation by the sim
ple magic of good manners than by all
varieties of Intellectual power."
It is the Bvmimthctlc and rcsponslvo
listeners thnt call fortli tho best efforts
of n talker. For such are reserved his
choicest BtorloH, his finest thoughts.
A rendy smile nets ns inspiration,
nud Interest shown In tho conversation
of others stimulates nnd vlvltles their
thoughts.
To n good listener the dlllldeut will
say what they think, nnd the verbose
will think what they say.
There Is nothing more trying than to
find thnt one's conversation Is receiv
ing but a divided attention nnd uoth-
Ing more rude than for n person to
pick up a book or paper anil look over
It while pretending to listen to what
one Is saylug.-New York Herald.
1,
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Inserted three timejfor 25e.50caVeck1.$1.5O
a month. All over five lines at the sane rate.
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&2iisr
Tho mntl You Hnvo Always Bought, and which lias hoca
iu uso for over 30 years, hns borno tho slfpmtnro of
and hns boon mndo under his per
sonal supcrvlslru Blnco its Inftmcy.
Allow no ono jo dcclvo you lu this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-jood' aro bufe
Experiments that trlflo with nui omlnugertMo health of
Infants nnd Chlldron-ExperKnco against Experiment.
What is OASTORIA
Castorin, Is a hnrmlepj substitute for Castor Oil, Poro
jjorie, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant, It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor othor Nnrcotlo
substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys "WSrms
and nllays Fovcrlslmcss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural fllocp.
Tho Children's Panacea- Xho Mother's Friend.
OErBNE CASTOR! A ALWAYS
Soars tho Signature of
WANTED Two nuort energetic. men
to learn the insurance btieluoes. fal
nry nhilo learning. Apply to E.G.
Llttlo, Itootn 10, McCornack Hldg.,
Salem, Or. 3 0 3t
WANTED -t-Falthful Manner to Inko
ehnrgo of distributing depot nudolllco
to bo opened in r-nlem to luifher busi
ness IntetostB of old established manu
facturing concern. Salary fl ofjo per
month nnd extra profits. Applicant
must furnish good reference, rttnd
H,f00 cnoh. Addiess Superintendent,
1'. 0. Box 1421, Philadelphia,!'. '
3 1 18
jVzc&i
WANTED. Carpets and.llngs to clean,
by the new centrifugal process, carpets
not injured and thoroughly renovated'
nt email expense. Leavo orders at
Huron k Hamilton's or J!00 Marion
street. Work called for and delivered.
G rover & Edwards, i'hono Black
2540. 2 27 ti
WANTED To buy second-hand cash
and tloor and planing null machinery.
Address with price, description nnd
condition, boxed ready for thipniaut.
E. ilofor, Salem, Ora.
FOR SALE.
FOH SALE Furnlturo of fivo room
lioneo. Great bargain. Address M.
H., care Journal. 7-3 1.
Will Doubtless Have
Influence in the
Direction.
Strong
Right
An Interview With the
Brother of the Secretary
of State Brings out Some
Very Remarkable Facts.
A CAUSE OF
HEADACHE
One Very Common Cause
Generally Overlooked.
Thb KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMI OCNTAUR OOHf ANY, TT MURRAY STRICT, tltW TOR OITV.
FOR SALE Well established second
hand business in this city. Address
Address through Journal ofllco, Junk.
3-7-3 t.
FOH SALE. Nino year old horse, good
travolor and gentle. Wagon and
harness, nt n bargain. Addtcs Frank,
care this ofllco. 3 0 3t
Headach It a symptom, an Indication
of derangement, or dlseaso iu sorao or
gan, anil tho cause of tho hoadacho is
difficult to locate becauso so many dis
eases have headache as n prominent
symptom; derangement ol the stomach
Of particular inlorost nt this tlmo is
tho publication of bu interview with Mr.
W. II. Clark, a brother of Secretary-ol-Stato
George A. Clark, of Topka, Kan
ess, in whoso office he is employed. In
the course of the Interylew Mr. Clark
said:
"Along in 1890, 1 waB living in Junc
tion City, Kansas, ami working at my
trade of printer on tho Republican. I
had a bad attack of rheumatism and
could not seem to cet over it. All sorts
of medicine failed to do mo any good and
my tronble kept getting worBe. My feet
wore bo swollen that I could not wear
shoes and 1 had to go on crutches. The
pain was terrible.
"One day I was eottlug tho typo of an
articlo for the paper telling what Dr.
Williams' Pink Fills for I'alo I'eopie nau
done for a man ailllcted as I was and I
was bo impressed with it that I deter
mined to give tho medicine a trial. For
a year my rheumatism had been growing
woree, hut after taking Dr. Williams'
Pink Pllla a short time I began to Im
prove. 1 boughfour boxes in all, but I
did not need to finish tho Inst one. Be
fore the fourth box was half taken tho
pain and tho Broiling nad all disappear
ed. That was ten years ago and rheu
matism has never troubled me since. I
am 46 years old now; I weigh 191 pounds
and cau truthfaliy Bay that I haven't
felt better In the past -twenty years than
I do right now. I oould name, off hand,
n half. dozen teonlo who have used Dr.
Williams' Pin Pills for Pale People at
my suggestion and who have received
good results from them."
Dr. Williams'Pink Pills for Pale Peo
r,l an ll recti v to the seat of the dieorder,
purifying and enriching the blood by
elemlnating poisonous elements and re
newlnu health giving forces. Thoy are
a positive specific not only for rheuma
tism, but for mcli diseases as locomotor
ataxia, partial paralysis, . vu.
dance, eclatica, neuralgia, nervous head
ache, the altereffects of the grip, of
fever and of other acute dieeaies, palpi
tation of the luart, pale and sallow com-
Mnii AVIio Nnmt-il Amcrlrn.
Few Americans aie aware of the fact
(hat'tlic nauio of their continent is due
to a German scholnr. In 1C.07 Martin
Wnldseeniullpr. ulso known as llyln-
eoinvlus. of St. Die, In the Vosrcs,
edited n book called "CosmogrnphUE
Introductlo," lu which ho Rave a trans
lation of Amerigo Vespucci's descrip
tion of his voyages.
That was Just tho tlmo when Ameri
go's fume filled tho world, whllo Colum
bus' dlsgmco overshadowed his merit,
nnd evidently bin name had never
reached the quiet vlllnge In tho Vosge.i
when Amerigo trumpeted forth his own
glory. So Hylncomylus proposed that,
slnco the now continent was, after all,
not a part of the Indies, no nnmo would
Hiilt It better than that of his famous
explorer, Amerigo.
The book wns read far and wide, and
bo quickly was tho proposition accepted
that, when later on tho truo dlscoverci
was known, the namo was already
-n,.,i inn ileonlv In ccncral uso to
bo abolished, nnd wns even extended
to tho uorth part of tho continent, while
Hylncomylus had only meant It for
tho present South America. National
Geographic Magazine.
be sntlslled with a diagnosis of land liver, hart trouble, kitlnoy dleooso,
lung troublo, oyo strain or in nuing
glasses all produce hadachns, and if wo
1 could always locate tho organ which is
nt fault tho euro of obstinate headachos
would bo a much simplor mnttor.
I However, for that form of headache
called frontal hoadnclio, pain back of
thooyoB and in forehead, tho causa is
now known to bo catarrh of tho noso
and throat. When tho heidacho is lo
"caled In the back ol the head and -nock
It is often caused from catarrh ol tho
Pur Tired 1'yen.
Eyes will bo greatly strengthened by
putting the face down Into a gluss or
eyecup of water the first thing In the
morning nnd opening them undor wa
tcr. This Is somewhat difficult to do
at first, but If tho water for two or
threo days bo tepid and gradually made
colder by Imperceptible degrees until
It Is no ahnA to put tho face Into quite.
cold -watel ft will soon uecomo tium
easy md U very Invigorating nnd re
freshing. If done regularly every day, thh
treatment alone will prosorve the sight
Into qulto old ago. Thore Is a rlgh
and wrong way of wiping the eye
ufter this, too, and tho right way Is tt.
pass the soft towel very gently from
tho outer anglo Inward toward the
nose. ,
If nftor a long day the eyes feel so
hot nnd tired that they seem dim when
,... trinH to read or to do a llttlo noce
nary sewing for onosolf, they should be
. . 1 . . ...I. lull tllll
bathed with com toa irom
leaves have been romoved.
cases
simulation. Such diagnosis does not
exclude real lusanlty, and tho physi
cian should therefore endeavor to as
certain whether or not the simulator Is
himself n lunatic. With care, patience
and n long continued observation it Is
nosslblo to niiilto a complete nnd cor
rect diagnosis, nnd this Is the moro Im
portant ns In tlicso cases the serious
question of responsibility arises. Lon
don Family Doctor.
Why ToniRlf Wt iKitorcil.
A correspondent of an English paper , , or Uver4
tells why the great 'irauss.uor a r a , , , u moflt com.
raZS moncaLof such headaches andthe
If wo bring tho lino past Tomsk?" nslc cure of tho catarrh raw- a prompt dls-
cd tho surveyors and engineers who appaarance of tho headaches,
mnpped tho route. "Nothing!" replied Ihoro Is at present no trootment for
Tomsk. "Wo nro tho cnpltul of Siberia, eatarrh so convenient and -fffCtivo as
nnd you can't avoid coming here." "Oh, m,mrt'a Catarrh Tablets, a now Internal
nnn't we?" retillcd tho routo finders. ,.,, t,,i,lnt form, comnosodof an-
. . ......... tlmil. W .
"If you tlotrt prouueo bo nnmy mwu
sand rubles, there will bo Insurmount
able engineering difficulties that will
prevent us coming within a long way
of Tomsk." These engineering difficul
ties wcro discovered, and so tho Trans-j
Siberian railway sweeps along fifty
miles to tho south of Tomsic, unu u
branch lino hnd to bo made.
Huiiclcia.
An Encllsh clergyman was address-
Ing n congregation of fishermen, und In
order to nppenl tho moro to his hearers
ho Introduced n number or nauticni
similes. Ho pictured n captain navi
gating his craft through a dangerous
passage, surrounded with rocks nnd
cm-routs, and he described the voyago
In detail. At last lie reached his clt
max. when It suomud luevltnblo that
tho ship should be lost. "And whnt
shall we do now?" ho made ills captain
cry.
"IIIcss your soul, guvnor," replied a
voice at Hip back, "that captain o'
yours can't do nothln'! He's sallln hla
Hhlp starn foremost!" ,
A Minister's Mistake
A city minister was recently handed a
notice to bo read from his pulpit. Ac
nmtmnviiiL' it wus a cliimimr from a
newspaper bearing upon this matter. Tho
'.leruvinnn siurieu
HOW'S YOUR CLOTHES?
When you find your clothes nil out of
order, worn nnd with buttons off, otc,
you want the right porson to tako caro
of them and that person is your step
mother nt tho Salotn Dye Works.
At this establishment you can got any
thing sot o rlglits.from n pair ol gloves,
to tho most elaborato Bilk gown. A
gentleman can get his hat cleanod, his
trotifurs creased, or his whole Rult ro.
juvouated to suit hla taste, also four
aims n moniii lor ono uunur jhuiuhb
sowed on, rips snwod up, Bulls proBsed
on short notice. Now goods Bhrunk for
dress mnklng.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
195 Commercial fit.
Old Postoftice
Livery Stable
n. 9. HADADAUCII, Sole Trop'r.
Livery and ftud stable. Horses
boarded and groomed by day or week.
62 Ferry St. - - - - Salem. Or.
S0ULE BROS --e
PIANO TUNERS
AND REPAIRERS
For Salem n& vicinity
leave orders at Ceo
WHIM Music Store.
H llP&IW
yWoEbfO a
Q llTlJSMvl)r
0REG9N
SHGJ$rl.!NS
GOOD CHANCE For tho right man to
mnko some money. Will sell halt or
wholo Interest in n brick and tile fac
toiy doing a good business, plenty of
the very best clny, alilp both by rfvor
and mil. Am n druggist and cannot
nttond to both. Only one factory
horo. Address 0. F. Mooro,Nowborg,
Or. 3 3 lmo
CHEAPEST LIGHT. Two-llght Chun
doliur and single wall lamp, most im
proved llystrom gasoline burner,
rJocoud hnnd, good as new. 0. M.
Lockwood. 2-20-tf
AND
DEIAUT
FOlt
tUoptics liku eucalyptol, guaUcol onil
blood root, which act upon the blood and
causo the elimination of tho catarrhal
poison from the eyttoiu through tko nat
ural channels.
PORTLAND 0R.
EARN WHILE
YOU LEARN
Steam EnilneMnc
Sanitary I'liitnblnf
Metal Mini-e ,
Electrical Eatlaecrlnz
fli!x v.NatJ-v TOsCiygpWrfg-ygiiF-ft'T
vlll 'iff&y 'Cjllft
Mechanical Drawing
nice rtc Car Hunnlnt
Civil bnnnerrlnz
Hook kecplns and
sicaofrapny.
International Correspondence Schools
Aieat, Cues. T. Rupell. .?"nlB p
217 A!lky,Ulk1PoMInclLOn
Portland Visitors
Perkin's Hotel Restaurant
White Cooks, lunch 10c to 25c. Meats a la
tarte, 20c u Dally Journal on file.
ClllCWJO
l'orllMiA
Hpucl&l
80 a. m.
Tla Hunt.
Ingtoa
"XTiVtuio
Kxprcaa
9 ti. ro.
Tin Hunt-
lUiitoa
" HtlVauT"
Fuil Mall
8:16 p. m.
Via
Bpokano
TIMD SCHEDULES
Prom runluml, Or.
ftalt In lie. Danvcr. Ft.
Wotth. Omaha, Kn
Cltr, Ht. Uouin, C'lilcaeo
auu i.ttn.
Hlt Ijikn. Denver Fl
VV.tli ln.lill Iv'nll.Jft
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aim Hani,
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Riwkuin. Wallace. I'llll-
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mail, Dllllliuillivijr m.i "' '.
Uhlt-AKO, and Uul, I
AUItlVK
KHOM
4:30 i m,
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NEW WOOD YAItD. Sawed and fout
foot wood. Largo and second growth
fir, ash nud willow dellvorod to any
part of tho city, Phono 2515 Black,
W. 11. Hurdlck. 2-18tf.
CHOICE FKUIT TUAOTS CHEAP
Farina on good torms. Stock ranches,
city property a specialty. Property
listed (reo. John M.Payno Co.. ovtr
Ludd & liush liank, Balem.Ora. 2-10tf
FOU SALE Cheap, a second-hand
buggy. Apply to Mitchell, Lewis,
Htaver A Co. B 14 tt
FOlt BALE 10 acres 15 In cultivation.
3 miles from Saturn, $2,000 your own
terms. Patton Bros. Book 8tor.
2-ltf.
72
v HOURS w
PORTtAfiDi TO CHICAGO
no wnange oi .aro
72
Through tickets via this routo to nil
Enstorn points on Bale at Southern Pa
cific depot olllce.
WOOD. Dry second growth ur 4 foot,
delivered to houses and storos prompt
ly, Leave orders with It. L. Wade.
No. Salem, and W. A. Whlto, 218
Commercial. 1 28tt
FOR UEHT.
I HOUSE TO HENT A neat ilvo room
cottage 01 Mill and 20th, aw. Apply
to Ulgdon 100 Court. 3-7-31"
FOR ItENT. Seven room house, and
furnlturo for salo at bargain. Call at
St Elmo IUatauraut L'14 Commercial
atreut. 3 4 tf
OCEAN AND HIVE It SCHEDULE
From Portland1
Sp. m.
AlUalltiiK (lata subject
10 ciibmko
Korean KrKiiclnco
Hall entry 6 ttaya
S 27
...AGENTS WANTED...
Flrat-claBa proposition to onorgutl la
diea aud ventlumen. Ono for tmcli town
ship desired. Good pay and atoady em
ployment. Send for booklet and prac
tical guide to agents nt oucu.
T. II. BENTON, General Aet.
CMdsouch Dd(
Portland, Ore
Miss Cora Ainsley, a prominent school
ttauherinone of our normal schools,
: .7; :.r'i . .. . ,., .... 1...1
rynmii siurioti to reno 1110 exirac. 8DeakB ol her experience wiui cuiurrum
tnd found that it Intgan: "rake Kemp i1.1inlin andeuloulzeaStuart'BCntarrh
which the
Rnlaatn. tho litiflt C'ouith Cure." Thi.a
was hardly what ho had expected andd
ifter u momunt'H heHltutiou, lio turnee
it over aud found on tho ntiier vide tlia
matter intended for the reading. 3
Wild Hote Flour, once used, always
wanted, at all the stores, Try It.
or it.
headaches and eulogizes
TabletB as a euro for them. Bho Bays:
'I suffered dally from severe frontul
i.,.BIiinlin and iiain in and hack of tho
eyes, at times bo Intensely ab to incapa.
citato mo In my dolly luties. 1 itai
Ask fared from catarrh moro or less lor years,
but never thought it was the cause ol
my headaches, but finally becaino con
rlneed that such was the casrt because
B. R. JIOMJBS,
Attornoy-ut-Law
Toledo. Oroion
Was Olork of Oironlt Oounfor ilx yaara aud haa
an upio-daw aUtraotot all property hi Uncoln
oouiitr ""
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PHOPHIETOR OP
Stone's Drug Stores
0.1 i. i iJTinvi
The stores (two la number) are locatediat no.
235 and 297 Commercial street, and are well
stocked with a complete line of druisaad med
claes toilet ankles, perfumery, trujlies.eic-
DR. STONE
Dally
ClCt'pl
Buiulay
8 11. III.
it-atui'lay
lup.m,
COMIUniAKIVKIt
ToAaUrU ami Way
LruuIiik,
4 p. m
4 d. in.
ox.Uuudaj
FOH RENT A No. 1 cottage with city
water. Iunulre at Brick store, South
Bolem. 3 3 tf
TONSORIAL.
ps
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Blonmor Ituth leavos Balem for PorU
Inndnnd way landings on Tuesday .Thurs
day n and Saturday a, about 10 a. in. lor
Corvallis tmd way luudiugs, Mondnyo,
Wednosdaya ond Fridays at about 0
A'.LiOKAia, M.P, BALDWIN,
Con. I'obh. Agt. Agt. 0. It. A N dock
Portland, Ore. Bolom, Ore.
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.
Has bad some 25 years experience lathe prac
Ice of medicine and now makes no charts for
entultatloa, examlnstwu ur tucxriptlos.
All Clnrirl one lo Coru.
A good story Is told of a digger who
had ridden Into a Western Australian
town to consult a doctor. Having done
so, ho went to huvo tho proscription
made up. ..... , .
How much is this lot?" he asked
the chemist.
"Well, lot me Bee," was the roply.
'There's fceveu and sixpence for the
w..iinin.. ntwl a ahlllliiK for tlie bottle.'
He hesltatod, uncertain whether he
liad charged for everything.
-Oh, hurry up. boss," said the lrapa
tlent miner; "put a price on the cork
aud let us know the worat."-London
Tit-Bits.
Ilia Gift.
The followlug incldont la reported
from one of the public schools in tho
I poarer section of Bosten:
M ...... 1.,. ...u n tiilieroge I
Say, teacup. - - - -r" ,- ,
gaiu a iuiuu .-.-
.lro AtuoniC BnMttSe NAIIuna
Aeeerdlni: to Pliny lire was a long ' ,i1H headaches were always worse when
time unkuowu to somo of the nnchmt ' flVr r hgd a coij or fr0Bh attack of ca
Kgyptlnu trlbo, and when a celebrated .
astronomer made them nciuatnteu w un . , , Catarrh Tablets wore highly
tnat cieiiium " r "'
(JAPlTAJi OJTY
in" Express and Transfer
Bleets an man aim paaBoiijcwr ..
Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt
servlco, Telepnonn No. 211.
'llIfMJIIB A IIOMYBR
ru
111
III
It
. 1 - .1 a s i.t a an fa attrl ntliliat.
Tho Per- reoommenuetj w " iv
procuted from
ZZXZ OreX anvl ' ant cotarrh .or., and after using a few
.,...- ...l..u ..nlMlAU-llMllfft tllUt llieU UIIV-COUV UU null... .
ancestorn woro once without the com- my druggists, I was surprised to find that
fort which lire bestows; the Chinese hoth theoaiarih and hedaohea had gone
confes tho suine of their profpnltorH. (orgood."
Pompanlon, Mola. Plutarch and other . $XxiVti Calarch Tablets are sold by
ancient writers speak of nations which, ! jgU at Mxy ctl)jg pt)f paokage, un-
at the time when they wrote, u mm .uv , flliarantee 0f 'he proprietors
that they contain absolutely no cocaine
Mar'an (found in so many catarni curea;, ur
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 111:60 p. iu
Train leaves CorvalllH.,.. i:ou p
Tfaln arrives Yaqulna . 0U5 p
N... 1 RnMirnlni:
l.nftvo.H Yanulna (I '00 11
Loavca CorvallU 11:30 a. in
Arrlvoa Albany 12:10 p. ui
No. 3 For Dotrelt:
Leaves Albuuy 7.00 a. m,
Arrives Detroit 12U6 p. in
No. 4 From Dotrelt:
Leaves Detroit 12-15 p. m,
Arrives Albany 0.40 p. m,
Trains 1 arrives In Albany In time
to connect witli tho H. P. aouth bound,
train, as well as glvitig two or three
hours In Albany beforo departure of B.
P. North bound train lor rortianu.
Tralu No, 2 connooU with tho 8, P.
west Bide train at Corvtllis Crossing for
Independence. McMinuvillo aud nil
points north to Portland.
J. ToitNkit, Kuwis Btonk,
Aceat. Albany. Manama
WILLSON'S SHAVING PAKLOKd.
The only shop iu tho city using tkt
Antiseptic Razor Sterilizer. 1 all
have a uanurtiu uuro tiiai cures or ue
iay. Jas. W. Wllloon, Prop., 217
Ulll. Ht. 1- I II
A PLKASANl' 8HAVK. No waste of
time or words. Just good harboring,
clean towolc, up-to-date ohalrs. First
class all through. Finest Porcelain
buihB. Chas. W. livans, 100 State
street.
LODGES.
rORUSTERSOP AMEIUCA-CourtStierwoal
1 Varnt no. 10. Meets I'flJrv BtJhU a Tur-
itti
aer block.
wcy
IralUmiltoa, C. H. A. I,
DROTECTION-LoiK No.
a uu
2. Aa:leat Order
mted Workmen, meets overy SiturJay
cvenimia tbe llolnuo Hall, coraer Stale aaa
Liberty streets. Vliitlac breiarea welconta.
S.A Mcl'addca M. VY. J A, tfeilwaol, Re
corder. f ' ' " '
HOP AnU PRODUCE BUYBH3.
I CAHMICIIAEL-llop buyer. Office la nusa
J ureytnaalildi, . Silein, Oreioa. bsmptes
of choice hops solicited from all iro wers.
cusmesi CARDS.
HAS OPENED OFFICE.
a nut iirnRtlttonor of the fatnon
school of Oatoopathy han openwl olllo a
In Tioga block, over the Spa, and Is mw
prepared to receive patlentB. Tins Is
Ur. M. Theriwa Solioettlo, who Is utad
uateof the American School of Osiec
paihy at Kirhyvilie, Mo., and is Mnro
lent totreaauy andalloHei. i-17'U
the use of lire or
loArut It.
The Inhabitants
had
ot tbe
i. i i n .... n( ur&Akneaa either
JJIWiu uuu nu """"-""- -- . ' ,rnn..lit VOU,
iu male or female. Dr. Williams rime " t-r ,ue tttUer day.
Pills for Pale People are told by all deal- ( AbU beaming her thanks, she asked
ers or will bo Bent postpaid on receipt of b m where got lu
price, fifty cents a box ; six boxes, two ( ..oh ,-, dat was wiff . "Pea-
dollars and fifty cents, by addressing Dr. i r. It offn a dad "W
W 1 lams Medlolna Uo., BWtnneoiauy, . . -r-- . -pbe
Y. Be . are to get the genuine; .ubstl J I SSSiWH SX
tatea never cared anybody. j"""
Wand, which were dhksovarwl hi 1M1. any-harmful drug. They contain simp,
bad no kle of flr or IU use. Tbflr jy the wholesome antlseptlos necessary
astonishment knew no lwunds when t0 destroy aud drive from the system the
they ww It .applied to wood, inout f Kerm, 0 catarrhal disease. 3-4 0-8.
them taking it to no some mim -
aulnMl which the suIIom had brought
with them and whleh must be fed uu
woed. '
Educate Your lioarala With Caaert.
Occaly UaJarU. cute o(iatlpaUM fttretar.
IsJuE lfCrftcnaiLdnurfBdnwBy
OAJ3TORIA.
Beustaa "- Mrt Wig BHK
The White House
nettauiant i the let place in the
oity to take your meals. Open at all
hours.
I 11. V..A U... II.- II B-.-l.
Btaratka lw hwi '" M" "" "'
IBifsatar
ar
Royal Insurance Co,
A. T. Odbert, renduul ageut of aU ve
Insurance Co, is now preiurwl to t'o a
largo Insurance bUBiness. Will alto
handle r?al entate. i nave f""
carrlagf which is at my customer's ter
vice and I will take pleasure In ehowtng
parlies what I have for sale. Office ai
nref ent with T. A. Llv aley A Co.
Co.
Salem Water
office, crry uall.
Fori wutor Krvlco upply at off o
HHIb payable monthly in advato
Make all cnum alnt- at tho offlf e
FAItMHIt'H TKAMS STAND1NO. Iu
front of thu harness store next to th
watering tank at the I.add & Hush baak
and being fitted with new harness are
it common sight. For particulars in
quire of Shafer's Harness Shop, S3
Commurolal Street. 2 l-8m
DU. oitACI-rAinrUUlHT Graduate
of American School of Osteopathy.
Olllce hours 1) to 12 u, m j I to a p. m.
did Fellows' Temilu, Cor. Court and
High streets. Phone, Mala 2231.
67nS7MACK
3L33Eam3L? DCS-OP
Succceeaor to Dr, J. M. Keeue, in
White Comer, Sulem Ore. Partlea do
Hiring superior operations at moderate
fee in any branon are ineapwiai requcat
Is tho only line
operating a wook
ly I'ors o n a l ly
Conducted Tour
ist Excursion car
betwe o u Port
land aud Chlca-
Thc Great
Rock Island
Route
jtfmfa
GOLD DUSf FLOUR
MADS UY
1 h J Sidney Power Co,
alDNBT flMUiOH
Made for family use, atk your jrocer
(or It. Umh aud shorts always on hand
A, T. WALN Accent
m
go change via tho World's groateet Scen
ic line, making cioee cou leouou .v uui
1 i'.&v,o iu Unon Deiot lor ail pointa Kast.
Daily etaiuiuru sieepini;
ear betweeu Salt Lake
Oity, Denver and Chicago,
Hutlet'. Library i nioklna
earn hatwuen I'llBl lo. Den
vur and Chicago Tuo best aud mo.it
reasonable dining careorvice between
rnr rjT TTn rAI3n PmWo imd OWomo. Ifyou are going to
1 HE fcLl 1 D L Art! Kansa City, Omaha. I)es Moines, Ohl-
208 iCommtrclat Street. ' ,lUtr0 aiM the Oreat Hock Island Koule
Meals stall hours Open day and night boore purchasing your ticket. Ask
nniu tittt la thi eltv haidlldt Ibe i vour nearest ticket aitont about it, or
Famous Olyrapia bier 1$ tj Jtcep- wrj,0 jor (0l,iera and any information
IWO 3IIU.UU. iui" .
STEUSLOFF BROS.
Dealers in Live Stock.
Wholeialo and retail butohera nnd
tMckers. All kinds of fresh nud salt
meats. Fln ea-isage, hams, baton
and lard. 316 Commercial street.
turn
E ECKERLEN,
Proprietor,
desired,
Cen'I. Agt. Porrtaad, bt.
m&
Isj fW el
TUi atjuahtre 1 on erery bos ot tha genntaa
Laxative BronirOuinIneii.
?)?W nmit tut tue elt lu wo ty.
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