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CBJItli Lothorbury Hold In Eugene Ilcglster.)
There's a bright bouquet, so rich and gny,
Of iho swwUit flowers that bloom;
.. . ... r.iir iii n fnco so rnro,
" Thin. Tnevor clouded with gloom.
. -. .!. l.itrirlnrB anil
. . hn been lclt lor w.
cither city and "scconu story n
porch-climbers. nlcn alwny9 have acces
The merennnts mu
mnrV.. on the Willamette river.
Tie ny own little girl, with a daffodil curl,
. . ..i, .t,.i Mhe:
Antl :s; i p-j ijjj- muBt wanc
And tho spring time flowers decay.
For her violet eyes like summer skies- '
Oh. sad Is tho thought todnyl
Will be wot with team, In tho coming years,
And their lustor bo washed away.
And tho rose of tho South, In her check and mouth.
Will blossom, nnd fndo and fair,
And tho daffodils raro In her goUen hair
Turn whlto at Tlmo's Btronuous call!
Ah, this crown of years, wo roplno with tears.
And yet It Is best I know;
Though wo deem It III. 'tis our Maker b will.
And perhaps sllo'll bo lovler bo.
Though hor oyos may fade to a softer shade,
Yet tho lovollght will linger thoro;
And tho HIIqh whlto with a llvory light,
Will blosflon nnow In hor halrt
-o-
a .. ,t OnfO
grouuw .".. .V-a n "dancer mar
. i- DnrMniu! they have a num." m
The waters are now '-'' '"""J already, to put It mildly,
this mark, so tnni ronum.
VKIIV I1I8AGKKBAIILK. iiaSIOIBN'TS AX VllVSV
The mcrchW.3 are MOVING OVT Ol - tQ , for per.
I IA)OIt QUAIlTBItS and tho people are getting
Bonal Bafoty. . do8troyed and there have
A eood deal of water front propert has been
been many narrow escapee from drom b. nnvmMan of 'Portland
AH these things are duly chronic e tho BerloU80BB of the
and need no touch of exaggeration to ompna
situation. r.r.re tho merchants will get down
Ilul bye-and-bye tho waters w "" thc hlgh 8potB which they
to business agaln-tho people "lJrnJ , bo ..Portland again."
have been commpelled tc .hit. and Port and will Umt h0
u'n will not JKKK AMJ uiiii""- "'.,,..- nHvoralty and tmu
spirit of tho Oregonlan may be eho B" wmodlfy Ua JKALOLHV of tho
, l.-ifTiriif.' it win Bnare hb m'
more fortunately .Itualod dtlwo!Pugetj
ASYLUM
FOR EAST
OREGON
Legislature Paves Way for
Establishment of Such
Institution
A TUIili HKI'OIIT Ol' tiii: THAW TIIIAL.
.. ,., ,.rtni .. boonlwiuK Its readers tho fulleat report of
tho Thaw trial of any paper outside of ""J- Ul0 ,,a.
m?" amo roi,or1t' rhon, ll ls
xonsld red ulltlmsto bo handled about four thou.d 1 mllo. -Mro
This Is an Independent press -port. entirely d 1st net om tho Assoc.
np7
Atirstrrbiohtout .. m -
thoro Is uo utteinpt nt padding and m tuning.
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JAl'ANKHU NICWHI'AI'KIt IN A.MKII1CA.
ti... i..imtloii of Bonato Joint reso
lution No. 1, by Smith, of Umatilla,
-.. rnii n
by tho hoiiBo opons mo vu, .u. "; .. t f WBtorwayB development,
location of a branch state Insane ..,. ,.,8S0Ur logUlntro
istorn Orogon, una. in .,., ,,, crotor
NFW WAYS
TO GET TO
MARKET
Washington, Feb. 9. Probably
..nnr i.nfnro In tho history of any
ono pleco of loglBlntlon has congress
been peltloned for Its passago by so
many states, aa has been tho case
with tho rivers and harbors bill.
This wook Htrong expressions of opin
ion wore rocolved from Illinois. In
which state govornor Donecn devoted
much bpoco In his message to mo
4-M-l I 1 1 H-HH-H-H I II II II III 1 1-fr-H-Hi
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Phoenix Sulphur and
Liquid Spray
THE STKONOEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST SPlUY OV
MVHKET TESTKI) V THE EM'EIUMENT STATION AT ,
VALMS HY PKOP. CORDLE AND FOUND F1UST.CI,J
HtlCES ,UtE THE LOWEST IN T1IE CITY.
BLUE STEM WHEAT
Wo Imvo n car of fancy Blue Stem seed wheat coming fo,
.... Y'nui,i..iTtnii. This one of tho finest lots of wheat
here, nnd It will pay you to secure somo of It. and get f
.. i.. onnosin. Wo nro inaklnc low m-hro In i.
ror inc coiiuus ""- - - - --- "iwri
some now variety here nnd glvo tho farmer n chance to tl
dwngo his sccl. rinco yuur ." - w.i- largest jJ
tltc car Is sold.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
v.r. CODIEltOIAL STREET. Phojh
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Men Ate Well Dmi
If They Have Their Clothes Made By
TOHN SHOLUND,
The Opera Hotise MERCHANT TAILORJ
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Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing.
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...... i f..,.wi uMtii n notiv of thu Jiuinnwe Now World.
THIS omen mm uuuu ... - - (MllNMiSK
It U a laruo twolvo-pogo newspaper I'HI.M'HI) IN II". UU.mjji.
liAN'OUAOH with sonlo JapanoBo Inttrprutntlon.
Till Proprietor I. F. T. Kurnnnga. and the editor. S. oyedli.iM. th
. ... - I. ...... ..I. nlllnim III Pllllforllllt.
o,tuCS7::::":ru,:t;':r;: ,.. .,, lo,1. ,-.
bUKliiess inon and tailoring men lu Cnllforyln.
Home of the urnutost Industrie of thu elate ooulil not be eerrleU on
wttliant thorn, ami farming oporatlons would be imyoflblo without A
IHtT DIW1. OF THK AHIATU' I.AIIOII.
In Frosuo ttounty the Jupanwa labor makw all Hie rnleln orope. una
thay are the bmtt and Ui iiilokt laborer lu other linen.
OrKon eniild mploy t advuntHK tlioueemle of the better ;
jHimneea farm Uborr.. HU'l th. MMd erowlng up to briieli MIO III
HTANDKOMltHIIOWOlMlHINtMM.UAllIlD l'l' AXD MAIHI IMlODl C
Would ll b wf to liuve tbe JaWH.e laborluK elan come Into onr 1
eineeouK state In muinreelrleie.1 maimer? IHflTHIt WW OUU ImMJ.
(JltOW LT TO imtwii.
Is thure any nrminient Rd for Chliio exoliiHlon tlmt U not equelly
Hood for Japiinwo uxolusltint
llHlWfen tht) two It U aenernlly admitted that Chine lnborere wouW
. . ..I.. LsiiMJiu ai.i.v ifit imum luinoit. nrr wh do .not
uo iirvitmuiw
WANT HVHX TIIUSK TO Fl-OOD OlMt FOUXTUY.
From n imlloimt standpoint, ll Is In b rerltd thnt Ihe matter has
tictiome mi Issue. The peoyle of Jepan would bo far better off to remain
In Jupnn. , . .
Hor Instance. If ihe Amorlcons InimlKrnted to Jauan In siifh number
n It) monopolUe any form of Japnoe labor or Industry. WOl'I.D NOT
JAFAS K JUHTIFIKD IN KXUI.U1U.MI Tlll.,
t.. ..niM.1 u. itiHt it in iiafe tu ii'law unrtMtrloted Immigration from
aw of ltu Aslatlo iHiunlrlwi. If we an to remain the dominant and hlgh-
mi- i...viir.iiii.iiit nlidiilit uol luicourtino Jaimnwio Immigration, Japanese
wetupUun. uor Japaneee inonopollrallon of any Mold of Industry. ThU
problt'in has yet to be settled and we doubt It being settled peaeefully.
o .
n..intn in aiiHturn
l.nj...... .
iintlclpailon of tho adopuon uy hw
people at tho noxt gonornl election,
preliminary Bteps toward this end
are already bolng tnkon by tho east
ern Orogon dologatlons In both
i.mnMiM of tho nsBombly. Sonator
Hmlth'H roBolutlon bookh to mona
thnt Hoctlon of tho constitution whicii
provldos that all stato InBtltulons
Bhnll bo locntod nt tho Boat of gov
ornmont to grant eglslntlvo author
ity to locate Htnte ItiBtltutloiiB In
other parts of the stato and lognllzo
adopted a rosolutlon urging gronicr
approprlatlbns for tho Mississippi
rlvor and declaring that th.. four mil
lion people of that Btnto nro eager
for tho development of tho Btream
trn.inniitmilv tho atrongost docu-
memt rocolved wna a roaolutloii
mlmitod bv tho loglslnture of Arknn
Has, and passed unnnlmouBly by both
tho hoiiBo and Botinto, In which tne
notltlon of tho National ItlvorB and
Harbors congrosa wns honrtlly on-
UorBud. This poltion asks for tho an
CJmtiu
other parts or the Btaio aim i. . w,rorlnHoIl of $50,000,000 at
the location of all Instil,. Ion. which l0 government for th.
are already In existence oleowhoro. ' M 0, fho rlvore and har-
Tlmt tho commlttoo on wayB anil ."''",. Tlm XrVnnKnf,
,Hme belloviHl that tho ehancoB of , '- . thBt
the ndoptlon of this propose.l nmemi- rnfrnlnlnK
to tho constitution to rtr,:: J "',", "
f
Do they lUT It they're not tX
ACTL.Y right. let us mako thorn o.
Whon wo lit you, wo nt you AC
CUHATEI.Y Long exporlenco,
every necessary scientific apparatus
and tho requlrca knowlcdKO on
abllng us to correctly uso tho same,
our own complote workshop, with
every fnclllty-ovcn to tho grinding
of spoclal lenacs-aro all at your
ilUpol here, assuring a service
not posslblo with others less fortu
nately eaulppod. Agaln-lo your
lnso KIT, or nearly nt?
meat
mem iu ui "'""""', , l ! from uuing for any oBpoclal appro
.r"ll . , Z L: : Pr.at.ona for development within tho
mm v.. .' - - -
prlntlon of $327,000 for tho oatnli
confliioe of their own stntos. Thoy
..:... , . ..., i.uii.iine hor. recognise inai tne worn is mo u ...i
HBIIIIIHIIk Ul l" " " -I
rnr ilui fmniile nntlonts was not
urnnted nnd only $90,000 innde awll
able for the purchnse of additional
tlonal Importiince, nnd. with nn nde-
iliiato appropriation each year, the1'
fell assured thnt the rivers of their
ground and the erection of a tempo- ! eommonwenl h nr. corlaliiD
rSiwI.. to provide relief for uree. eventually to receive a jnet ehnr..
ru creinM rondlllone. Whether Conre-i.m.. Joseph I 11 uisd, I
.'... . . i ii,..r- will of Loulenim. who Is president of the
Iff ll l ""l" i.ji.in. "...
mtikv prellmlHHry provisions for the
Munsell 'Optical (b
w
eeUibllahmeut of a branch Institution
In eastern Oregon at thle seeslon Is
not dellnltely settled but It Is under
stood that mi effort will be untile tn
secure u contingent appropriation of
not lees thun $50,000 to prepare for
an emergency should It arise.
Economy
Is a strong point witn
any of the Aslatlo eouiilrU. If we r to remain tho ilominant ami nign- ., Qnrnftarllln A
Jy dewlopHl Amerleen teee IN IHWHIWHIOS OF UlMt OWN WRNTIIV. HOCXi S SarsaparHlQ. A
mor gooi than any other.
It is thc only medicine of
which can truly bo sau!
100 IOSES ONE DOLLAR
tOUTUNlVrt TIMW OFTUOUlll.lt.
l)ltownK Inmleal editorial appenre lu the Bwttle DaUj1 Tlmtsi
Shall wo mourn or shall we JoorT Shall wo let fall a few tears of ten
dor sympathy or shall we let v a n pasta of aatdonle mirth T
It It butler to forelve aud forel or shall we return like fur like In
suvvrs and Rlbest
hor hera'e old I'urlUml, settlluB dawa to the bottom of the Willamette
tiaUn. devastateU by slorm. submerge by flood, comtuerelally protirato
nnd IsloMttnl from the world.
1'oitUnd has never khown hny in ri" for 8altK or Taeama. or tho
I'ukH souud co unlry genorally. In our tittle strumle with the vagaries
i uriM t. iin. vnttrii.iri nrArt.nitt ate it tttuikti ilurlnc the Ulter part I
oMail November, wheu tho suildrn nolln rlrere of the xalley to tle
oil ill tor uy or u uinwrwevi our wn. i "v"
llevn't we ea sometbluic at various llm In Fuuet sound, uewspa
ir awut eioeuUo rains lu Orvgon. from whloh Whlugte, throuBh
Providential fatrr was ,emptT
lUven't weswu In print ami heard la sfxiVen word, saeers hhU )eer
frow Seattle and Taoouu about 'the Webfcmt State1 aod The Haley
rltata meaning OresoaT
Y. If retriMpect Is not plsytng fantastlo trlek with in emery.
W are orry our ood friend over there arv DHOWNHD Oil'
AOAIM
"We say ACIA1N, beeauso It hapjMin almost KVHUV YU.IU.
Th (vowerful lorreata from the mouniains aro vnr snort; eou.
tbe timber Is tut away and the laJ ate eleare4 up Ihe floods descend
wife rrlly than of )ere, rise hlfker and, of course do more dtmasft,
lul are koaer uutf.
W4U anjhuw. 8tUe asd Taeoma bae alwaj'S bn able ta ke their
fct?Ads abte wir. aad to kwt tbelr ft IHIV a. well,
ll w tine atd aquatlo iort have uevr btvn slbla oa the strteU t
Twenty-five
Cents Per
Day
Hl'hNT FOOLISHLY W1I.I
AMOUNT IN THN YKAUS TO
NOTII1NO
DHfOSITHD IN Ol'H SAV
IN(!S DKFAUTMKNT IT WILT.
AMOUNT TO AIA103T A THOU
HAND DOLKVUS.
OlKX A SAVINGS ACCOUNT
WITH VS AND LKT VS 11KL1
YOU 8AVK.
IXTHIIKST COMIMUNDUD
SKMIslXXUAbbV,
SAvkigx Depattmeat
Capital NaUoaalBamk
(NhIIohhI ltlvers and Harbors con
gress, has ileclHreil that the organi
sation will bring all lulluunce to bear
to gain the point to which It Is
pledge. He contends thnt with an
expenditure of $KO,000,000 annually
the rivers and harbors of tho coun
try will not only be developed sclen
tllU'ftlly nnd quickly, but their devel
opment will increase greatly tho
rnmmorclal activity of the United
State, and. as a consequence, foster
the national prospsrlty.
To the end that tho Intluonco of the
organisation be Inoronsod, J. F. 1S1II
son, of Cincinnati, Ohio, its secre
tary, has just Issued a rail urging
ewry river Improvement association,
commercial organisation, rlty, town,
state and ImltvidMal latereeted In tho
question, to become member of the
National Riven and Harbors eon-
grew, u Is howed that this call will1
be responded to ontnuslastleally and
that the attendance at tho next con
vention will establish a record. At
the last convention, hold hore In De-
ember, delegate wep. present from
thirty-two states, two torrltorloa and
the District or Columbia, while the
governors of fourteen states and tho
mayors of twentj-six cities Bont rep
reasntatlvee. 11 Is recoenlsed hero In Washing
ton that the need for an addiiinnni
system of transportation in thle ooun
I urgent. The rongeetloa of traffic
on thu railroads. ruuini i.. .
famines In tho aorthweet and finan
cial suffering la the midst of plenty.
J has opotted the eye of congrosa to
i inu inoi mat iamethiMa- mua .n H,n
j to supplomt the existing ohannols
.of coHUHorce, N'aterallr. tntinn :
.. . . .. "
is ioonschi en me waterways of the
country, for the Halted states will
have the moet BUBRlficont system of
rtvors aad harbor of any nation In
the wertd oace tbejr are devolpod.
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TO CU11K A COLD IX ovr nv
.
i ie ua.va.iivb
u -Mrfiarri ...iful
mukorYYUPIC.WDC0-"
U.lierllne gives what overy woman
m.t d.sire-a perfect complexion
It brings that soft, smooth, -fresh,
clear tint to tho cheek that Oinotcs
youthfulnew. It will bring beauty
t thos who lack It; It will retain
ir for those who already possess It;
it will enable you to successfully
rombat the ravage ot weather and
lime. Don't doubt-don't argue. Just
try Rouertlne Your drugslst will
Klve you a free sample. All drug
riHts keep Robertlae.
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"rJErBTO'NB'SDEDil
Docs a strlcUy csih toil
ono. nnd no one owti Uji
iaeki shelves, eonstai i
cases aro loaded with dnrAJ
notlon.s toilet artle.
Hnuors of all klndi for i
nnnps. Dr. Stone li ('l
in modtclne and hii bUuS
oxpcrlonco la tne prsell fl
tine ate free, nuovr
.n.i nniv reuular prices i
rv- Cn can 1)0 fotsl '
-rnm Salem. Oregon, ftw','
raornlnc until 0 st slftt H
Headquarters
tor
Fo Sale
160 acres. GO In cultivation, oa
main road. 6 rallea from Salem;
more than enough wood to pay tor
It. Price, $20 per acre, $1200 cash,
balanoo $400 per year at 6 por ceat.
S00 aeros, 100 In cultlyatloo, 26
In hops, good buildings. A fine stock
farm. Price, $15 per acre.
It yoa aro looking for something
good see
DERBY & WIIXSON
BUY
Sulphur,
Blue Vitro!
AND ALL
Spray Material
AT
?.
Meat-eaters who ra
lnr In their choice a
lamb, veal ana v-- ji
como and examine otfja
...i ht e851
wh0 mways 1 1.. W J
qualities, """.rtjeji
eat mcatB. and e '3
bo tender nnd of Cg
Our prices aro m
a ih ouallty. eltt' ft
r..i
m
as tho quality.
Phoue 205
A BEMJTlrU
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Take LAXATIVE BUOMO Quinine FRYS DrHC ti-
Tablets. Drtjgsuui refund money if ' iX ' UrUg OlOre
1L S1" t--0UM: .E-w- "w ' Prices AbsrUotPlv !
signature on ecb bor. S tc. Vl ADS0Ke1y -OWSt I
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