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Bates of Local Events.
Thursday, April 14, Marion county
Democratic convention.
Thursday, April 14, Republican
state convention at Portland.
Tuosday, April 19, Democratic Btato
convention at Portland.
Juno 1C, 10 and 17, Department of
Oregon O. A. It, In annual reunion at
Hood River.
X-RADIUMS
Tho contor of excitement moves
52 miles north today.
It Is almost as difficult for a rich
man to stay In the American jail aa
It Is for him to Outer Havana. Mon
treal Star.
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Eugene has decreased nor city debt
$11,000, has built a high schooL and
fins voted to establish a public 11
brary.
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Well, It Is a privilege to wear a
rbadge, anyhow
Bon Jones and-his boys from the
1 Sllot7. wore wearing Harris, buttons,
but voting Hormann all tho., time.
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A least 100 Republican congress
men have already left. Washington for
homo to look nftor their fences-t-to
jropair their tlofonccs. May wo not
'hopo also to expiate their olfonso3.
Exchange.
Congressman Hormann deserves
crodlt for staying at his post and per
forming his duty to his constituents.
STATE NEWS
PENDLETON PIONEER INJURED.
Josso Falling 8erlousy Hurt In Run-
away Accident.
Pqndleton, Or., April 13,Josso Fall
Ing and wife were seriously Injured
about 4 o'clock yeatordny afternoon
In a runawuy accldont, tho flnnjo of
which occurrod at tho corner of Court
nnrt Lewis streets, this city. Mr. Fall
ing wa thrown heavily to tho ground,
sustaining abadly bruised side and
Internal Injuries. Mrs, Falling alight
ed on her sldo, nnd was sovorely
bruised, bosldos having her wrist
sprained.
Tho runaway wrfs a peculiar one,
Insomuch as tho horsos driven by
Mr. Falling wore used In drawing a
hearso, and In such work woro never
known to oven attempt ot run away.
It has been known, howovor, that,
whon hitched to a carriago, thoy
would show signs of worry, uud need
ed caroful attention.
Yesterday vhlt Jjolng driven tho
animals started nt a furlouB pace, and
soon got beyond control of Mr. Fall
ing. In turning tho corner or Court
Btreot Into Lowls tho cnrrlago struck
a ralBNl crosswalk with such forco
that tho occupants wore, thrown vio
lently to tho ground with tho rosults
nbovo stated.
' Mr. Falling Is SO years of ago. and
Is ono or tho pioneer rusldanu of this
city and Haitorn Oregon. In tho early
'(I0i he vu8 prominent, In tho town of
Umatilla. vvhlo,h at thnt tlmo had a
population of BOOO. although today not
moro than 150 people Inhabit, th
nlneo.
Tho InjtiraU man, for whom tho
physicians ontartnln no hopo of rif
covory. conduotod tho ftrst undertak
ing establishment In Hastorn Oregon,
and has for many years boon a promi
nent flguro In tho commercial circlos
of Pendleton,
Tho match factory Is now in full
operation at Eugene.
Capital has been raised for tho con
strustlon of tho Portland, Nehalem &
Tillamook railroad to Tillamook Bay,
on condition that tho property owners
along tho route give tho right of way
free of cost. This Is a statement of
William Reid, attorney for tho com
pany, who has Just returned from
Now York with tho news that the
company Is ready for business.
Construction work has been re
newed on the Oregon & South East
orn railroad, and it will bo extended
Into virgin timber lands. Tho present
construction extonds from Cottage
Grove to Warehouse.
Mrs, Molllo C. Hale, and ugeu pion
eer of Lane county died at Hale last
Saturday. She was 71 years of age.
Some years ago tho Atlantic pub
lished a humorous article upon Mrs.
Eddy's literary style. Many Chris
tian Scientists were offended at the
lovlty with which tho subject wa3
treated. They will have no cause for
similar complaint concerning tho ar
ticle on "Christian Science," written
by John W. Churchman, M. D for the
April Atlantic. Dr. Churchman makes
an elaborate and serious examination
of the claims of Christian Science,
from the standpoints of philosophy
science and religion. , '
This so-called Intelligent critic
broadly and charitably classes all
Christian Scientists as the victims of
a popular delusion. W.n, from ridi
cule to attempted serious treatment
Is Quito a step.
A letter Just received by, The Csnt
ury company from a Nome, Alaska,
denier states that up In far-away, Ice
bound Nome his sales of,The Century
last summer averaged fifty copies a
month. He Is sure, he Avrltes, that he
will Increase these sales materially
another year, In spite of tho many
difficulties he and his customers must
overcome to secure good reading.
That there aro at least fifty families
in Nome, cut off entirely from the
world six months of the year, who
caro enough for a magazine of The
Century's rank to mako tho sacrifices
necessary to secure It, will give most
persons a new Idea of the people of
that distant, frigid town.
SO DIFFERENT.'
Lots, of Claims Like This But so Dlf-
' ferent Local Proof Is What
Salem People Want
Thoro aro a great many of them.
Every paper has its sharo.
Statements hard to bollove, harder
to prove.
Statements from far-away placos.
What people say In Florida.
Public expression from California.
Ofttlmos good endorsement thoro
But of little sarvlco hero at homo
Snlom people want local proof.
Tho sayings ot neighbors, friends
and cltlzons,
Home Indorsement ceunts:
It disarms tho skoptic beyond dis
pute. Thlj is tho backing that stands be
hind ovory box of Doan's Kidney Pills
Hero Is a case of It:
Jamoa A. Tannor, farmor, corner
Thlrtoonth and Lowls sts., says: "So
many suffor from kldnoy com
plaint that for a tlmo T was alarmed
about myself for I was troubled with
my back aching In tho rogion of my
kldnoys. I think It was caused first
by a strain from hoavy lifting I did
two years ngo. I kopt getting worso
instead ot bottor and finally consulted
a doctor. Ho told mo I bad gall stone
In tho bladdor, but troublo with kid
noy socrotlons oxlstod their too fro
quont action disturbed my rest from
flftoon to twenty times a night This
was vory annoying and I was In a bad
way whon I road of Doan's Kldnoy
Pills and procured a box at Dr.
StonoB drug storo. To sny I was sur
prised at tho speedy effect of their
uso Is putting It mlldly.( I havo ro
commondod Doan's Kldnoy Pllla to
othors and will always havo a good
word for them."
For salo by all doalors. Prlco B0
conts. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
N. Y., solo agents for tho United
Statos.
Romombor tho namo Doan's and
take no substitute
Country Life in America prints
some largo and remarkable photo
graphs of wild beavers working in
the deep woods. The pictures were
made by a naturalist under tho di
rection of tho editors, after five years
of infinite- labor. Though the repro
ductions aro largo and perfect they
aro really onlnrgemonts from four by
flvo photographs. Were (here not In
disputable evidence that they are
genuine pictures of an existing colony
of this vanishing animnl found in
Montana, many people would find It
Impossible to look upon them with
anything but Incredulity.
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PYRAMIDS OF pl
Most Plentiful and Troubl
During Spring and S
The April American Boy.
Tho American Boy for April pre
sents a front cover that will attract
boys, it being a striking pleturo of
a young Indian. And who has 'a bet
tor right, tto claim to represent -young
America, after all, than tho Indian
boy.
Walden Fawcett writes of Young
Art Students. Part six of "How to
Becomo Strong" teache3 a boy how to
sit and how to sleep. Charles E.
Dvorak, champion pole vaulter, tells
boys how to do It. Jas. G. Card, a
Cleveland high school boy, writes of
eseme:
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It takes warm weatlicr to. bring out the hidden irnii
Innnnrs and noisoilS in the svstem ami efi,. u. Sm
blood, and this is why boils are so common in flirfl
Summer. They sometimes come simrlv. W JiWll
pairs and triplets, and even in bunches and clus?
generally upon the teiiderest part of the body. ffi !
tne most paiimu ui uu &kiu eruptions, and the by "I
a turmoil, and the system in a feverish commotffijl
the time these volcanoes of misery begin to form wiv5!
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Durst anu. uie juuuu is uu ui3tuaigv.u. tjm..-j y. - --x "'"ygetsoff;
only one boil, for even if another does not follow immediately, the poison that is left m.
uiuuu is uuuuu iu tuiittt oumovin.lv- wow iw. 0 , . .ii.ev: pyrainii,
i 1 . . 1 .,. nil -1,v.irr1i fhf SnnniT niirl Smurtmr J
o. 1o. l,o., o. lAnn -linf 1v-i'1s nrp n-nnd for the health, tliah t-lioir nrA,.;j..
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the blood is too rich, but nobody's blood ever gets too rich; neither are boils condnA.
health. Impoverished or polluted blood, or a riotous, feverish condition of this vjtalfc
causes boils, carbuncles, ana outer dangerous skiu ei upturno.
Long-continued sickness leaves the blood too weak arms for over 15 years.
.. j 1 1. i 1.1 a ii. i.j:i.. :.,,. .V.'.. nA t-n. Oontlomon:-Foroverflfteonv.Vi.
anu siiiggibii iu uiruw uu iuc uuuuv miFuni.i. dd moro or i0fl8 ftom lmpuroBi0oi iSS1
lieve the system of the -waste and refuse, which then asoihadaboiiappoaronmyiebi?wi!,
concentrates at some snot and a carbuncle or boil is "lh0B""l.h .
the result. To one already enfeebled by disease boils taking three tjottion ait BoUb diMpSJS'
seem to come witnmoreirequency, causing uic micua- 7J'7 - a ;:rir .? lft
est paih and greatest danger to the already weak and
debilitated sufferer.
All skiu eruptions, from the sometimes fatal car
buncle to the spiteful little cat-boil, are caused by bad
blood, and the onlv wav to avoid or tret permanently
rid of them is' to purify and build up the deteriorated, polluted blood, and counteract
numors ana poisons, ana uotniug win ao tins so quicKiy uuu muiuugiuy as a. s.jj.,
is the acknowledged king ot blood punliers and greatest or an tonics.
Where the blood has become impoverished and is poor and thin no medicine actssopi
ly in building it up and restoring its richness, purity and strength. The time to cure al
before it develops, wheu.it is 111 a state or incubation or lormatiou in tne blood, for boil
after all, only the impurities and poisons bubbling up through the skiu, and this willcoi
in spite of poulticing and lancing till the blood gets rid of its accumulated poison, Tie
to stop boils is to attack them iu the blood, and this is what S. S. S. does. All dantrerofl
is past when tne blood lias been thoroughly punfid
the system cleansed of all morbid, impure matter. If
are subject to boils, then the same causes that prod;
them last season will do so this, and the sooner you li
to put your blood and system in good order the better
chance of croing through the spring and summer se:
without boils or other painful and irritating skiu erupt!
S. S. S. is cruarauteed purely vegetable, and can be taken with perfect safety by old
young, and without harm to the most delicate constitution. It is mild and pleasant in 1 J
action, and unequalled as a cure for boils and kindred eruptions.
Write us if you would like advice from our physicians or desire any special informal!
this will cost you nothing. TaE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA,
indebted to 8. 8. 8. for tho oxeelUnt hSa3
years. , You havo cortainlyplacodmam
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114 W. Jefferson St., Loulsvillo, Ky,
Convention of King's Daughters.
Nashville, Tenn., April 13. Christ
church, spacious though it Is, was
scarcely able to accommodate the
host of fair delegates that filled It
today on the opening of tho eighth
nnnnnl otnrn nnnvnnfl nr nf 41m Tflnm'a
l!r,1,Lhf.rna:,OtO.W"8h'n"!0n-r0I,re-'Daughters. The attendance is the
uw.n.ib ma uiuoo, iu Sumy mo govern
ment. Day Allen Wllloy writes of
tho Boston High School Cadet. Bri
gade. Then there aro all tho regular
departments with the hundreds of
Items about tho Ordr of tho Ameri
can Boy, photography, homo, church,
and school, money making, debating,
stamps, coins and puzzles, 76 Illus
trations. $1.00 a year. Tho Sprngue
Publishing company, Detroit, Mich.
A Vanderbllt Wedding,
Now York, April 13. Tho wadding
of Miss Florence Yaudorbllt Twombly
older daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II.
McK. 'Tjwambly, nnd William A. M.
Bunion, n ?on of Mr. and Mrs. I. Town
ftvnd Burden, was colebratod In St.
Thomas's church this afternoon In
tho presence of a largo and fashion
ablo,asomblago. Tho maid of honor
vn$ MUb Ruth Twombly, slitor of
thti lirldo, and the bridegroom had
his brother. I. Tqwnsond Burden, Jr..
as his host man. Tho ceromony at
tho church was followed by a large
reception nt the Fifth nvonuo resi
dence of the brldo'a parents.
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etlSHair Vigor
O jg J Gray hair adds twenty year
WlJM to the ace. Restore the color
. " ecp young. Make your hair i
grow lonfe and hevy. i&$Ki: I
His excollency, K. Takahlra, tho
Japanese Minister to the United
States .under the title of "What Japan
Is Fighting For," states the caso of
tho "eastern yankoo" nation In the
pages of tho current World's Work.
With many othor articles from all
other view points tho publishers of
this magazine hnvo made nn elabor
atoly Illustrated summary of the
great struggle.
Falry-Tales Up to Now.
Wallace Irwin hns added a third
book to his sorios of successful metri
cal satires. Ho has dono this nfter
his Lovo Sonnet of a Hoodlum has
passed tho C0.000 mnrk-ln brlof, has
had a wider clroulntion thnn the work
of any contemporary writer of verse,
hawevor ambitious. Tho Rubalyat of
Omar Khayyam. Jr., of later publi
cation, has also enjoyed a surpnss
ing popularity. Fnlry-Talus un to
Now promises to rival Iu predeces
sors in popularity as it contains nil
their boldness and fro3hnes of' hu
mor, with nn ndvonture into burlequo
story telling which Is diverting in the
extrome. Tho author tells us that his
fairy-tales aj-e "old favorites g'and
bagged;" but moro properly speaking
ho hns used the characters of our
childhood's myths to pummel tho
folblos and vlcis of our modern civil
lzatlon. Ho makos the story of'Lit.
tlo Red Riding Hood a tragedy In
which tho Wolf oxplres after partak
ing ot a patent breakfast food;, tho
Steeping Beauty Is hypnotized by a
walking dologato. Each falry-talo Is
announced by startling nowspapv
headlines of tho "yollowest" possible
description, as witness the following
syncopated Introduction to the tlmo
honored talo of Cinderella.
largest ever had at a meeting of tho
socioty in this state. Tho forenoon,
was taken up with tho reception of
tho delegates and the completion of
all arrangements for tho gathering.
Tho formal opening took placo this
afternoon. Dr. Frederick F. Reese ad
ministered holy communion, after
which there wero addresses of wel
come and responses, roll call, com
mittee reports and other routine busi
ness. Tho convention, will be In ses
sion until Saturday.
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I Mote New Goods
NEW WHITE WAISTINGS, NEW PATTERNS, NEW PRICES.
I Mote New Goods
You will bo surprlsod when you seo them. The quantity, the qi
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m Ity nnd the reasonable prices. Our prices aro tho lowest in n
town. Nijw white shirt waists pretty, dainty, so nice.
Out Millinery Depa tment
This spring It is larger, prettier and 1
How's This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Wo, tho undersigned, havo known
F. J. Cheney for tho last 15 years,
and bollovo him perfectly honorablo
in all business transactions and finan
cially ablo to carry out any obliga
tions mndo by their firm.
WEST & TRAUX. Wholesale Dr.itr.
gists, Toledo, Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces of tho srstem.
Testimonials sent free. Prlco 75c per
bottle. Sold by all drncclsts
Hall's Family Pills aro tho best.
noeds no Introduction,
sonable as over.
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Rostein & Geenbatfffl
302 Commercial Street.
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Do What We Claim
We guarantee sufficient nroof that Dr. J. F. Cook the Bou
Doctor cures all kinds of dlseasos after all other schools and doclj
have failed, such as cancer, tumors, (external and Internal) On .
kidnov. hnnn rilnpnnna rVinmimnMnn cnll stonCS. rhtU"1411
llmnSV nnrt illnlmtu nnnnmllnltla hnvn nBVAP Vot failed, SUO I"
diseases, all the foregoing without tho knife, or plaster or
and with no pain to tho patient whatever.
Testimonials of prominent people. Consultation free.
D. F. I. Cook
301 Liberty St.. Salem, Offg
Formerly of Omrha, Neb.
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Portland and Return Only $2.20.
Tho Southern Pacific is now. soiling
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Ing Sunday and Monday, civlnc all'!
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uuy aunoay and Monday In Portland.
Tho samo arrangement applies from I
Haitt & Lawrence
they
Portland civlnir n n 7, S ? not' 'ou aro WW "blnd tho times. However, rf.
a chance to visit JZ .Pfpl0 I wa to bco new patrons, and If you call on them, jJJjJJ
a cnonco to visit valley points at S t.. thnn iM.. ... .. n- .. f , rorner of ComBv'l
greatly reduced rates.
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For Infants and Children,
Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
signature of
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more than pleased,
S and Ferry streets.
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Wholcsafe and Retail Family Llqtf or Store
E. ECKERLEN, 258 Commercial Street m
Full lino of liquors and wines. Cedarbrook 'whisky-""" . ,l
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a. Aicuner brand the best for family uso. All oruej
Hvered in tho city limits. 'Phono Main 1151.
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