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And whon It Beta here you will need a lot
of OOOD 1'IUNTINU to moot tho do
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IMMENSE STOCK OF
Carriage Harness
Work Harness and $
baddies
AH nMo-dato and first claw.
b m for anything In our lino and
save rueuqy,
E. S. LamportSadrifcry Co.
88 Cmmerclal Street.
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Sale.
and stick Sulphur.
tan. st saiem, on
PICK OF THE FOREST I
Has boea taken to supply the stock of! !
lumber In our yards. Our itooh l! J
complete with all kinds of lumber.! i
Just received a oar load of No. ill
oulnglee, also a oar of flno snake.: '
are able to fill any and all kind-
or WUA Couie and let us tiiuw you
our stock. I
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SLAVES
OF THE
MINE
A Vigorous Play Full
of Dramatic Sit
uations Presented by a Splendid Com
pany and Made Realistic
by Beautiful Stag
ing We are to have a splendidly con
structed ploy with a consistent nlot.
a heart story which strlkoa home, and
brilliant comedy In "Slaves of a Mine,"
which Is the Joint authorship of
Daniel L. Hart nnd C. E. Callahan,
both prominent In tho ranks of popu
lar dramatists, as Is attested to by
their rospectivo success In "Tho Par
ish Priest," and. "A Romanco of
Coon Hollow," eta, etc. A law pe
culiar to most mineral Etatos, anJ
certainly so to tho stato of Pennsyl
vania, which Invalidates a claim to
title In sub-surface oros not spec!
flcally mentioned In the deed con
voylng land on which thoy are dls
covoreu proviues tne thomo for an J
Ingenious plot, and this Joint pro
duction of two oolobratod writors Is
permeated by the same character of
brilliant and nnturlal dlnloeue so
mnd "coon Hollow." Joined in whlrli
aro vigorous climaxes,, Htrong dramat
ic situations, and a remarkable scenic
catastrophe in which a mino Is shat
tered and fired by an oxploalon of
fire damp. A select metropolitan cast
tho celebrated Eagle Quartette, and
beautiful and special sconory by
James Fox of Now York, including a
real elevator or cage In actual opera
tion, aro foaturos of "Slaves In the
Mlno." It COmOB to tho rirnnil nnawi
Home Friday. Soats on snlo at box
office, Friday, March 4 at 9 a. m.
CHARLES B.
HANFORI) IN
RICHARD III
Chat Its n. Hanford has lone nr.
peressed a dotilre to proaont "Richard
III" on the same scale of scenic mag
nificence as ha characterised .other
Shakespearean revlals in whleh ha
has participated. So thorough nnd
elaborate have been his preparations
for a relisntlon of this nmbltloo. thnt
th.y hae extonded far l)vnn. n..
limits of the summer Interim In th-
atrltal affaire which la usually snip
lldont for the most elaborate pro
du lions Only the latter portion of
wr. uanford'a season will be devoted
to "Richard IIL" The production has
scored a auecMs which fully compen
sates tho producer for the r. n.i
effort which he has beatowed upon It.
The reKrU which precede the com
pany being such a to leave no doubt
or the brilliancy of .Mr. Hanford's sue
ceaa, or the Justice of the exeeptloaal
claims made by the management op
behalf of the support la eompaay
the scenery and Uie costuming Mr.
Hanford will present the ti-.!ii
Colley Clbber versioa of the play,
which preserves all Uie rtntlug sp?!H-
aud stirring climaxes Hch wtro
sanctlone.1 by the great trasedi.ns of
by oi. generations. Mr. Hanford nl
tli.mih one of the most uo.i t
actors In spirit and methid or ra
llects tb vtatMHty and IntoiieitiMl.
Ity oT the classic fage In a manner
which compels the auditor to s luw
wany year U nnd a subject of com
parison. The sincerity of bis rt Is
hem nttoM. mt It la art without
ywtantry. as those who hav,- m
hl daahlncly humorous portraval at
Petrucklo" In - The Taming of tke
5Shrw" or of "Iweaick" In MUch
A About Nothing" will testify. Mies
.Marie Urornali wnoae char win, w.w
ik mat mm lis iud i.. . ...
vm m laiuni
wiia an aararea wetpoiMM . .!.-
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twr, rvHWMM wtta ue rownanv ana
the supporting ctitapany has ha
aula with tne .special view of a
mrlag an otHciaot oaat far tki. -.
dHctlon. The Mrelteat iHa... .
inanlfented In Mr. Hanford's ...K
aace at tfee Grand 0era House her
Sure Cure fer PHes,
Itching Piles Modnre waiM.lru ..i
SSr 'S11 w ". won
IBs;. iiieinc or ProtrudlBg HieJ
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OHIO
PAPER'S
FIND
Cincinnati Commercial Trib
une Makes a Discovery
and What It Says
About It
Undoubtedly the bonds of peace and
amity and mutual alliances, offensive
nnri dafanslvo. will bo strontrthoncd
betwee the sovereign commonwealths
of Oregon and Kentucky upon the
reading of tho address of Woods
Hutchinson, B.S A.M., M.D., and sec
retary of tho board of health of the
commonwealth of Oregon. During
the present session of that august
body Dr. Hutchinson came out boldly
Into tho vorv onon. as It wore, and de
clared that whisky was a good thing
and so was Its consumption. As for
malt and vinous liquors Dr. Hutchin
son was not fully propared to say
thereby avoiding wounding tho suscep-
tlbllltlos of the sovorelgn common
wealth of Milwaukee, bog pardon,
Wisconsin but whon It enmo down to
tho properly extracted essonco of tho
vlntnces of the Kentucky cornfields
there was, in tho opinion of Dr. Hutch
inson, nothing but that Joy would be
unconflned nnd stronuous health rev
oking In a sound body sustained by a
sound mind.
Admitting thnt there were objec
tions to whisky as a steady beverage
In certain quarters, Dr Hutchinson
insisted that It was but the creature
of narrow prejudice, urging that "alco
holism, so to term It. Is an Index of
racial Instability, and Its chief action
Is an eliminator of the unfit." There
can be no gainsaying that tho doctor
has facts to back him. Not oven tho
most strict prohibitionist of thorn all
would go to the lengths of denying
that alcoholism Is a producor of Insta
bility In tho underpinnings, with the
patrol wagon as an ollmlnator of tho
unfit that Is whon tho alcoholist Is
unfit to navlgato of his own volition
or logs. Hut it Is only fair to let Dr.
Hutchinson sponk for himself, espe
cially in thoso days of war, whon an
outbreak might happen between tho
two sovorelgn commonwealth; and
this 1b whnt he adduced In part to bus
tain his contention.
The role of alcoholism In tho pro
duction of crlmo has beon groatly
overrated. The nations of Southern
Burope. through continued consump
tion of alcohol, have gradually at
talned a level of -comparative sobrle
ty. Romans In the senlth of their
iwwer and the Greeks In the days of
Cyrus -were all drunken and hard
drinkers. Their degenerate descend
anu are comparatively sober. Today
the races In the van of progress, the
dominant factors In the world's wnrir
the American, Bngllsh. Irish. Scotch
and North German, are those In whom
drunkenness Is rampant.
Of course. It is barely noaslble tw
the anclont Greeks, the antique Ro
mans and even Cyrus hlmr
partakers of the same brand with
jHiiMniiMimumiM
:: Capital National J
Bank
oi saiem, transacts a general
banking business. Only Nn
tioual Bank la Marlon county.
J Savings
Bank
i Department
Pays three per cent Interest
on savings aeooents. Depealts
of ONE DOLLAR or more r.
reived at any tine. pa book
lued to each depositor.
Wtll II IH-H-H-M.
J Voget Lumber
AND
i Ftiel Company.
Kough and dreaaed hunUr.
Man, doors, lain and sataglos,
aa and nr wood. Sakm Ore.
Down town oafee nt oowt
tot Tlea)ion Mala )Ul
um umta wmt of & p.
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-..H.t.1.1 " 1 1 I I I I T I I I . T
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Your Heart
When Your Heart
Fails to Pump Your
Blood, Trouble
Results.
Have you heart trouble7
Tou have. If you And It hard to breathe
'after walking up stairs, cxerclslne, etc
If you havo pain in your left side, In
chest, back or shoulder. If you suffer
from cold extremities, pnlo face, bluo
lips, dry cough, swollen nnkles.
If you have falntlnff spells, breast
pans, palpitation, redness of tlio face,
discomfort In sleeping on one side.
Tho only Belcntlflo treatment for this
Vhole train of troubles is Dr. Allies'
New Heart Cure.
Dr. Miles' New Heart Giro is tho
proscription of a famous spcotallet,
whoso ercat success In treating obstl
nato nervous heart dlscaso lias mado his
namo pre-eminent In tho medical and
sclentlflo world.
The medlclno will cure you. Wo know
It. wo want you to pro-o it. ir nrst
bottle docs not benefit, your druggist
will give you back your money.
"I haw for several years suffered at
times with heart trouble. I got so
bad I could not sleep half tho night,
Snd had to sit up on tho eldo of tho
ed lots of times to get breath. Three
of my brothers havo died of heart trou
ble, and I thought I was going tho same
way, but about two and a naif ywirs
ago I got a pamphlet about Vr. Allies'
New Heart euro and thought I would
try a few bottles. After using them I
recovered, nnd hovp hnd better health
Bine, then than befdro or several yoars.
I can heartily recommend them for heart
trouble." P.KV. JEIUtY IIUIIT, Pastor
1)nntta ViihaVi Ifitrt T.na
jny.f WMUtku "ui ei
Tp-DTCtTCi Write to us for Frco Trial
JC JXit package of Dr. Mllei' Antl.
Pain Pills, the New Sclentlflo Remedy
for Pain. Also 8yraptom Blank. Our
Specialist will diagnose your case, tell
you what Is wrong, and how to right It,
Free. DU. MILES MEDICAL CO.,
UU30UATOIUK3, UUUIAIIT, IND.
which Dr. Hutchinson regales him
self and his friends. But, bo thnt
question ns it may be, if thero is any
thing In old Kentucky that Mr. Hutch
inson wants, ovon to a grandly hilar
ious time dolving among tho distiller
ies, and sampling until he has grown
to the holghts of stronuous, progres
sive manhood, nnd doesn't care
whether school keeps or not, ho ought
to have It, or elso Kentucky has grown
ungrateful. CInclnnatIc Commercial
Tribune.
ion
PILLS
U".l) .nl (ld utiUt boiM m1w
ttklMhblNi. Tk.n..lk.r. niriil
lmKnmt Hah.ttl.u.iit u4 Imlt
Uuk B..f 7.rOnc(ui .rU.
lltol.M'.u. . .SIkMUCkM.IIC
is. .!. innii .-.- . . . -
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PILES H SuppaslfoiU
al f S . clUa f.r'lt'in.' Pr. S. V 'urtn.
I1 iomT Juki, M tun. SuspUa TtrtTZJ
m IHIfHril ... - -.
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8old In 8lem by 8. C. 8tone.
Call for Free Samples.
Corvai Ns &. Eastern R R,
TIME CARD NO. 24.
No. 2 for Yaqulna:
Loaves Albany .'...12MB p.m.
Leaver Corrnllla 2:00 r m.
Arrives Yaqulna tMn tt,
No. 1 Returnlnu:
Leaves Yaqulna C:45 n.m.
Loavee Corvallls .......Ujao a.m
Arnvee Albany i2:15
No. 3 for Dcrelt:
Leaves Albany ..
Arrives Detrop ..
No. 4 Frem Detreit:
Leaves Detroit .. ,
7:00 a. m
12;30p m.
1:00 p. w
Arrit-AB A !!...
" '" n""u' o:56 p. m
Train No. l Brvs In Albany In
Mw to connect with the S. P. touth
bound train, as wall n i,-tr. .
three hours in Albany before depar
.-.- w . i-. uonnuound train.
Train No. S connects in, i. o
t. trains at Con-aiiia nnn ii .
ins direct senlce to Newport and ad
Jnceut beaches.
Train No. 3 for Datrnlt nrii.Qv..i.
and otliar mountain reaorta WvM
Albwy at 7:0h mj reaoLlDR
trolt about noon, civine- .mi. .
to reaeh the Springs same day.
ror mrtner Information apply to
EDWIN STONE,
m Manager.
T COCKRELL. Agent, Albany.
H. H. ORON1SE. Asent, CorvaUls.
Your Stepmother
la U11 here, and no k., .
1i your olothea aro worn and
dirty, or the buttons off take them to
jnr3? ,rssa
. wiuiueu,
m Coaamerelal Strict
Free, Yes Ftee.
Dr. Stone aaiu .u -
.... a "n ror con-
MrtUfton or nmcripuoa. Can be
fcmnd dally at one o, th ,wl. .!!
drag etorw. Salem. Oregon.
jn oHicHFnrcn's enai
m.a awvh . . . m ni ns xniv kwbibk.
n tjrLn. limIi j rt-
jftl W." !. lui! I..JIw, u Orutlri
Jfc-.IX UJJi Air t;ilIC IIIWTIIL.U IMjnfrjii
TO
1- p
fffHajtina
Opi
SHoijjrxiflB
akd uftmmftfAOOTft
Three Trains to the East Dally,
iinuutu x-uiiuiuu standard im
tourist sleeping cara dally to Omah
BicufiOi oiwkuiiv; lounsi Bleepltt
cars dally to Kansas Clt-r- m...
Pullman tourist sleeping cars (..
sonally conducted) weekly to Chic
go, Kansas City; reclining chair ci
(scats free) to tho EaBt daily.
"?r HOURS ,,,
70
J PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
n
Ho Chaste of Csrs
DEPART
POK
TIMB 8CIIEDULE3
from Portland, Or,
ARKin
80
cnicago
Portland
PneclM
9 15 a. m
ti Hunt
ington "TBinthT
Express
tail ).Akfv. a.nv.r V
niuiin. usiua, uanitAM
1.1IT, CI. 1X11111, liOlCXCO
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Jolt Lake, Denrer Ft
b:h p. m.
t1 Hunt-
none, umnni, Kumj
Oltr, tit. LaU, Chlcsio
SCO,,,
uiffton
TtTVaoi"
ftutMaU
7 43 p. xa.
UU JlMl.
Wall Wsl!a7Low!tou,
posAne. Wallace, Pull-
hm. MfnnnTw1U a.
"tu, Dnluth.JlHwsnkeJ
: if
'niCAPo. urn' kiwi
Ocean and River Schedule,
ror Snp Fmnclfcco Every five daw
nt 8 p. m.. For Astoria, way points
and North Beach Dally (except Sun
day) at 8 p. in.; Saturday at 10 n m
Dally sorvlco (water permitting) on
wnmmotto and Yamhill rivers.
For fullor informaUon ask or writ
your nearest ticlcot agent, or
A. L. CRAIG,
Genoral Passenger Agent
Tho Oregon Railroad & NavlgaUos
Co., Portland, Oregon.
Offora a cholco of THREE gateways,
KANSAS CITY. ST. J08EPH 01
OMAHA, to Chicago and points East
Through Standard and Tourisl
Bloonlne cars dailv between San Fran
cisco and Chicago via Los Angola
and El Paso.
Through Tourist Sleepor etck
TUESDAY from Portland to Cnlcage
via Salt Lake and Colorado Springs.
Through Standard SIoodIdk Cars
dally between Ogden and Chicago.
Lowest rata In effect always avail
ablo via "Rock Island System."
Reduced nOTIND TRIP RATES la
effect on July 12. 13. 15 and 16. ins
August 18, 10, 25 and 26; 90 days t
turn limit.
! Bo sure that your ticket reads ris
tho Oroat Rock Island Route.
Tho best and moat reasonable dhv
lng car service. For Information,
GEO. W. BAINTER, T. P. A.
L. B. GORHAM, Gon Agt, 260 Aide?
street, Portland Oro.
Quick
Time
East
.twin i avuum, uuuiua, vw uw
Qll.n.l AA..M... nHJ Cfnnl.nnn .n Ul.
wwuuu vuutilljr iiiiu oiiwivauc iu .
souri river point and the Southeast
tho Burlington offors qulok flervlce.
Through trains Seattle to Kansas
City equipped with big, free chair cars
standard Pullman sleopors. and last
but not least, tourist, sleepers, clean,
comfortable nnd cheap.
Why not take the Southeast special
via Billings and the Burlington? Yon
juai ao oetten, and you mignt ae
worse.
A. C 8ME-DON, General Aflent
lOO TlTlTrr sttitr-rt.
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PORTLAND.
O. C, T, CO.'S PA88ENGER
STEAMERS
POMONA
vedMiSLeJSr rrtlad Xfoadsy.
neaaetday nd Frldtjr ut 10 a. m.
F.Xi'J 8inrdy t7s. I
strBl!",pfideDeduyiopt8ondy ,
Deck: Foot of Trade Strsti.
n. r. BALDWIN, Agt
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