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' Lnoirer to RECALL, a uib-
or "npaitiipul pud-
l10'SE....,,ivT -East Orcgonlnn.
111 ... iii..ulniiii.
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division lights from sever-
r..rlct n eastern Oregon will
a'f't, "out before the legislature
l:h2ln Of these the Hood
,hl' mo "ment will be the hardest
' Jl I : through. Then
i,roUa ." - ,., neiit linnilnont from
KU Ornnt. whose people want
;,rrtl.o..Bl. the struggle will
.. r nun locality we have tho
infclopf contingent praying for the
nation of Jefferson county, tho tor-
Wasco county, lying between the
Debutes and John Day rivers, nutl
, portion of Wheeler and Crook to
round It out, Tins is .
f,-atcd, as Wasco cannot nfford to
low cvcrthlns nt ono blow. If the
Cwade county movement cornea up
first, then farewell to Jefferson coun
tr for many years.
justly, tho west-endors wnnt to bo
frJ from the mythical "Prinovllle
rlnR" and to have a llttlo county of
ihtlr own. Strong opposition will
bo met with In this movement, for
Crook county does not want to lose
tin lrrlcnted district so recently re
i aimed - Piinevlllc Review.
I'nkP Mining Schemes.
If there Is strength In unity tho
wild cat nilnins promotors should
suffer ns the result of tho Introduc
tion of tlirio bills In tho senate to
day, cacli bolus exactly like tho
others, and all designed to put tho
fti'J eattcrs out of business. Tho
threo bills were: Sbnnto bill No. 2i,
br Hart; No. :ir by Illnghnm, and
No 47 bv CoBhou'. Tho bills nro
net only alike In their purposo nnd
provision, but are Idonttcnl to tho
litter Whatever olso It does, tho
jcra'e evidently Intends to "llx" tho
mining Mock sellers good nnd pleu
tr Baker City Demoorat.
Will S.iw Wimfl.
For once in the history of tho
ititeat least In lato yoars, tho legis
lature Is thou hit; signs of realizing
what It was sent to Siiloin for. As
I'Tlan Will Keep Koher.
The ordained dlsnppoaranco of the
n3 funding dlsgrnco known as
House Dill No, 101" tho boggarly
sjbicrfugc for recklosa drinking nt
h vrrv state house ltolf, Is nnothor
'nn-nt that will eontrlbuto to a
' u, - industrious, fruitful sosslon,
and b nil this is added, tho linpora
' v d-ninnd of the people for somo
nnd honest results. Astorlnn.
Lied on Fulton.
Sc'i-ctnry Hitchcock condosconds
o admit that r. s. Sonntor Pulton
its bpcn shaincrully Hod nbout. in
-h toned ' Washington circles, as
Has by Colliers, Cosmopolitan,
icd klndrul blackmallors. concern
db his complicity In tho Woyor
"fusr timber land donls. CoiuiuIb
ionrr Lcti-.n, 0f Indian affairs, has
janmrd to Hitchcock roports of
"r l'ZWatu.n hi tha oxchanco of
""" or th. Klamatli Indian rosor
i'"'ii whuh Ui-atly e.xhonorutes Mr.
"oa f'oiuanvpersonnllntorost In
JoIUUv W(, beHovej h0W(JV0r
w wa n.att.r of personal Intoroat
J' Fu"n "ml hiu friends; "ono
worn , iiro Which;" tho suits
2.Sa1a(l'' ,lbe! ml hlackmnil
would br Mgoroiuly prosocutod.
SWman County Observor.
Wants Two Deputies.
onkialdwn l, ever trying to still
, r r':' n " Public ptirso. There
we Or. , attorney gonornl for
JJ.0 Kva tr"& has Introduced a
J '' kicuiaturo giving him
i l""wt 800and ?2400 a
dn. ?' "ffll'al "0W ,mS 80 1,tU
it m. . .n"1 ne tnclayr in twon-
iSJ, "v Wh0 he ,s- Andho
t. sa-idi,. two doputlos on the
' I ,iKf.A oU8rdi
& Tln-y All Do It.
orido",' '"' Gus8n,,oln. of Co!
ist,iVr V 8,,r,r,sd that any
ausc h l',,1fc,Irr'"d or outraged
, aiU,t" havInc lm,d th0
Mn i-xWn of th0 l0g8,atora
lH.7" ' h,n to the
'J thaT. Eenhelm, Inforr
wi i hfour" not brlly
"f eL Wn foowed by
f ?,,; "',nBto kow the opln
ds rHloW-wiiator8. Astoria
Pi4USlIJko0,,,lIo.
SSi!oarLtI,)unbar 8aya h0 ls
1 il hUJt an 0PatIon.
" standlns around the
DAILY CAM
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the Newspapers of tlio Oregon
Country Sny About Current Af
fairs of Government.
corridors yesterdny, with his hands
In his pockets, absolutely looking
forlorn and forsaken. To thoso who
know him. as so many people do in
Oregon, as a very busy man, lt pre
sented a singular spectacle to see
hjm unoccupied. T. T. Qeer In East
Oregonlan.
Round Up Mavericks.
Tho inauguration of tho governor
on Tuesday was a very tame affair,
in point of numbers present, ac
counted for by tho fact that lt was
merely n re-lnausuratlon nnd noth
ing usual was expected. After the
governor had been escorted to the
spenker's stand, a committee was ap
pointed to wait upon nnd bring In the
other stnto offlcers. This required
somo times, ns tho commltteo had to
go to tho ofllco of ench of them and
havo what one of the committee,
who, by tho way of courso from nn
eastern Oregon county, "a round up
of tho mavericks." Pcdloton Tri
bune. Anent Mr. llniley.
The stnto board of health Is going
to try to loglslnto Food and Dairy
Commissioner Bailey out of office,
and transfer his duties nnd emolu
ments, especially tho latter, to the
poltlcnl branch of tho medical fra
ternity. Tho people will not stand
for this If they know lt. They re
elected J. W. Bailey by an over
whelming vote to enforce the pure
food laws, becauso they know him to
bo a courageous, conscientious, nnd
thoroughly efficient officer, who Is n
terror to tho makers of adulterated
foods both at homo nnd abroad.
Thanks to his extraordinary nctlvlty
and relentless warfare on ndultcratcd
foods, ho is known to every promi
nent manufacturer of foodstuffs in
tho United States. Tho dairyman
whose best cow is tho pump has no
uso for Bnlloy, and would welcome
tho chnngo proposed by tho medics.
or any chnngo that would tnko Bnlloy
off his track. Wo hopo tho legislature
will not nttempt any fool legislation
of this sort, but in this particular In
stance let well alone. Fossil Jour
nal. Nipped In tho Ilml.
Tho effort of tho Democratic pn
pors to Inject politics into tho pro
posed railroad commission by Insist
ing thnt lt shall bo appointed by a
Democratic uovornor, should bo nip
ped in tho bud by conferring thnt
authority on tho stnto board. Tho
railroad commission should bo kept
ubovo a moro partisan level. Pen
dleton Tribune.
Disappointment Awnfts Ilim.
A number of peoplo at Salem ngrce
with tho statement that disappoint
ment comes to him that goes to the
logislnturo. Albany Herald.
Ono Good Itcsult.
If tho direct primary law novor did
any other thing that is specially
commondablo, its withdrawal of the
senatorial election from tho business
of tho legislature would forovor Jus
tify Its adoption. Imngino, It you
can and lt will bo easy tho schem
ing that would bo going on at Salem
now if that body had to select a son
ntorl Pendleton Tribune.
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How to Cure Chilblains.
"To enjoy freedom from chil
blains," writes John Kemp, East
Otlsflold, Mc. "I apply BuckJon's Ar
nlca Salvo. Havo also used lt for
salt rheum with oxcollont results."
Guaranteed to euro fovor sores, Indo
lent ulcors, pIleB, burns, wounds,
frost bites and akin diseases; 25c at
J. C. Perry's drug store.
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Perils of Churchging.
Maude Tom Is a Btrnngo fellow.
Ho proposed to mo In church last
Sunday during tho sermon.'
Belle Aro you suro he wasn't
tnlklng In his sleep, dear? Boston
Transcript.
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The flight Name.
Mr. August Sherpo, the popular
overseer of the poor at Fort Madison,
la., says: "Dr. Kings's New Life
Pills aro rightly named; they ace
moro agreeably, do moro good aner
make ono fool better than any other
laxative." Guaranteed to cure bilious
ness and constipation; 25c at J. C.
Perry's drug store.
IJobhlo's Way.
Mother Why, Bobble, what do
you moan by making tho baby eat
that yeast cake?
Bobble Boo-boo, ho swallowed
ray 50-cent piece, and I'm trying o
raise tho dough. Cornell Widow.
o ...
It's a good old world after all,
If you havo no friends or money.
In the river you can fall;
Marriages are quite common and,
More peoplo there will be.
Provided you take Rocky Mountain
Tea.
For sale at Dr. Stone's store.
TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
SNAPSHOTS OF STYLES.
Kton and Bolero JnckcU Still Kciffa.
All Orer Drnldvd Coata Verr Smurt.
Let no woman delude herself Into
believing that tho bolero and Eton
have been deposed. They aro echoed
In the hip Jackets, and ono sees them
also made short or waist length,, ac
cording to fancy. Tho solo novelty Is
In the disposition of tho trimming or
In tho cut. Tho trimming does not
vnry widely from straps of cloth or
A BTUKNINQ WINTUll HAT.
braid, yet these are cleverly manipu
lated so ns to present entirely new ef
fects. Narrow braids, llko soutache, aro
stitched so as to stand out from the
cloth. Tills Is more effective than
when sewed on flat to tho material.
Many Jackets aro braided all ovor
front, back nnd sleeves, with only tho
plain collar and cuffs to give relief.
This work Is expensive, so there Is
llttlo danger of Its becoming common
place. Moire Russian pony skin comes In
Eton nnd bolero Jackets, besides semi
fitting nnd box coat models In plain
effects with vests or elaborately trim
med with braid.
Veils are about as important as hatu,
for Just now the head Is swathed In a
flimsy lace scarf or a chiffon or net
veiling, preferably hanging from tho
hat In tho middle of tho back.
Tho modish hat Illustrated Is of black
silk beaver. About tho crown Is a
band of silver braid, and tho green
feathers aro caught with a cabochon
of silver. JUDIO OHOLLET.
FORECAST OF FASHION.
Fancy l'lim Funtcu Lour Veil Wide
Meahvd Net Dreanra Smart.
Tho newest Fronch veils aro extra
long and aro worn flouting from the
brim of tho hat and fulling In grace
ful cuscades down tho back. Fancy
ornaments resembling big safety pins
Bet with colored stones accompany ev
ery well arranged veil.
Dresses In wide meshed not In vari
ous colors worn over a foundation of
A debutante's aowN.
white silk or Batln make charming
deraltollets for theater or restaurant
dinner wear. The net is often op
pllqued with large colored flowers cut
out of Bilk or ribbon and edged all
xouud with the narrowest gold cord.
In lieu of these uppllcutlons a Greek
key pattern or some kind of Egyptian
ieslgn is arranged at the bottom of
the skirt.
An applique of leaves carried out In
taffeta silk Is a new gown trimming
The veins aro defined with tiny pinch
ed up tucks and tho leaf outlined In
tinsel.
Pale yellow cloth Is making charm
ing restauraut and evening frocks.
They are Inset with handsome lace.
All kinds of spangled passementerie
are used, and sequin covered nppllquei
ire among the new things.
Very attractive Is the debutante's nel
gown seen In the Illustration. The full
klrt has a dainty trimming at the bot
tom of tiny net quillings and Irish In
Mrtlon. The same trimming forms
Vartba oa U baby bodice. The slevi
urn tttact taA pvJfed.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 20, 1007.
THE
NEW
FOR
nINU
AND ALL THROAT and LUNG
DISEASES ..... PREVENTS
PNEUMONIA CONSUMPTION
"Two years ago a severe cold settled on ray lungs and so completely prostrated me that I was
unable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King's New Discovery, and
after using one bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever was."
W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Tcnn.
PRICE 60o
Ik
J. C.
DR. KUM
Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR
17111 treat you with OrlonUl hoxbi
and euro any diseaso without oporatloo
or pain.
Dr. Kutn is known evorywhoro in
Salem, and baa curod many promlnont
peoplo hero. Ha has llvod in Salem
for 20 yeras, and can bo trusted. He
nsos many modicinoa unknown to white
dootors, and with them can eure
catarrh, nothma, lung troubles, rheu
matism, stomach, liver, and kidney dla
oaaofl. Dr. Kum makes a specialty of dropsy
and female troubles. nil reraedief
euro prlvato diseases whon everything
else falla. Ho ha hundroda of testi
monial, and gives consultation free.
Prico for medicine very moderate.
Persona in the country can write for
blank. Bend stamp.
If yon want somo extra fino toa, gut
lt from us.
DS, KUM BOW WO CO.,
107 South High street, Salem, Oregon
Satisfactory
Growth.
There is satisfactory
growth in patronage at the
Commercial Street Market
of
F. A. KURTZ
No. 277. People have
learned that the meats,
fresh and cured, are relia
ble, and that everytliing is
clean.
OREGON
STATE BANK
Jeffcfson, Oregon
Capital $25,000
Bert facilities known to
sellable banking offered
patrons. Jefferson 1 a
good town, has good
stores, good mills, a good
hak, aad good people.
Come and see us.
Oregon State Bank
J. A. AUPPERLE,
President
H. J. CAMPBELL,
Cashier
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OF
DR. KING'S
DISCOVERY
COUGHS GOLDS
SOLD AND GUARANTEED
PERRY'S DRUG STORE
WHHtMIHHMIIIIIIllllMHHMIIIIMMNIWMM'
wnr a
lyien Ate well Uffessec
If They Have Their Clothes Made By
JOHN SHOLUND,
The Opera House MERCHANT TAILOR
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing.
HARPER tSk
Tho Aristocrnt among tho
hlsklos of the Old School
Without n lieer.
For Bulu by
A. HCHKKIMKIt.
Kyirlui tonne ouelit to bo ground
.trlotly to order, lltady-sround itock
leniea no more tit than would ready
made false teeth. The Munaell Op
tlcal Co, grinds each lens specially
for each eye. Our workshops have
all the latest, modern and expensive
machinery known to the Optical
craft. Our employe are expert. If
we nt your glasses they will be ex
actly right. Consultation costs you
nothing. Uooklot, with valuable infor
mation about the human eye. FHEB.
MujseUOph'calG
NACUUW MAT&WAIM.OTS.I'OHTLAHD
BUY
Sulphur,
Blue Vitrol
AND ALL
Spray Material
AT
FRY'S Drug Store
Prices Absolutely Lowest
Buiitbe y;ltoK!dYMHartArnBcl
aM$) expert
WPm WORK -
CURES
AND SI.OO
BY jM
wi - 4 -m 4 m
DR. STONE'S DP.UO BXOEB
Docs n strictly cash business, owes no
ono, nnd no ono owos It; carries large
tuouk; rholvus, countora and ahorr
caioo nro loaded with drugs, tuodlolnos,
notion,B toilet articlos, wlnos and
liquors of all kinds for medical pur
poses. Dr. Stone ia a logulnr gradunte
in mcdlclno nnd has had many years of
oxporlonco In tno practice Consulta
tions ajo froo. IVoscriptlons are froo,
nnd only regular prlocs for modiclne,
Dr. Stono can be found nt his drug
ttoro, Snlein, Oregon, from 0 In the
morning until 0 nt night
it
WOMEN "
miilttw
lli.berilne islva what uvery woman
i.i'MM dwiilriw porfttct cOmpHxlor.
1 1 brliiK tbat anft smooth. fi
Ifur tint to tno ol)k that ) tt
voutltfulnei. It wtll bring bojutj
i.i limn who lark It: It will ro'uln
ii for those who Hlrmtily kmm II
it will enable you to sui-i-emfully
ouibui tht ruvRKe at weather nnd
time Don't i1oubi-!on't nntue Just
try Itobertlne. Your drugKUt will
give you a free sample. All druif
vihIh keep rtobertlie
Fo Sale
1G0 acres, GO In cultivation, on
main road, G inlloa from Salem:
moro than onouuh wood to pay for
It. Price, 20 por aero, 11200 cash,
balanoo 9400 por yoar at G por cent.
COO aoroB, 100 !u cultivation, 2G
in hops, good buildings. A lino stock
farm. Prico, $15 por aero.
If you aro looking for sotuothlns
good bco
DERBY & WILLSON
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