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Each viai is - :rfl, sealed Inn round wood- -, with engraven .in. the name Virgin ji'ofPinetPuru. guaranteed in tho Food ami u. ub . f June Zt !' se,m' after 451, pr pared only by 1C1, Chemical ro., tintm Ui Ohio platnlv printed jfton unn v v " are sold In bulk, mil tirmltSOl liaUSCn, lUMl 1.-3V ,'- -., Bff rt tlio deslrod re- '& . . . T ttllillil ItT clerk and Is catching onto tho po litical situation early In life. Sheriff Dob Stevens, of Multno mah county, is ono of tho most high ly interested men In tho lobby and strnngo to say is not asking for anything. Mr. Newell has played the difficult part of objector and has done a grent deal along with his colleagues Bar ret and Purdy to hold down tho mul titude of extravagances that the house at times showed Itself capable of. His little fight for tho power of Recall was a disclosure of the real heart of tho man. Ho alono voted for it. Tho Recall amendment to tho constitution went out on a fluke. There Bhould have been a roll call to permit tho members to go on record for this last effective weapon of tho people in holding officials. SHOTS MOM IMHW T1I13 UOMK. o;c th members of tho House rr:d his first term this yonr ho "made good" la Linn JJ. i, ono of the Clackamas county jticn, Mr. Jone3 la a young ud a quIit, unassuming one. ids very few speeches. In fact rer ipoke except when ho want- Mll passed. Ho hoars tho en- It record of having caused to be ed Into laws every bill ho ln- ced and they wero sovoral. Ho t only man in his delegation side this record. In fact sov- ol the others failed to got a bill ejh. Representative Jones :.' mixed In politics before to any t ud lead all competitors both . primary and at tho goncral ton by several hundred votes. u not owing to his known tal acumen but for tho ronson la all the relations of llfo, ho utated everybody "whlto." But ce got to Salem his koen In- t I&to political nnd public affairs 4 them all and while ho was Ij witched bv his constituents ete on every roll call was strict ure with what his poople had One of the rensons for Mr. ' flittering success as a leglsla l that he was accompanied to w Mrs. Jones, who bosldos f clever, cultured and charm- Wety leader, knowB nbout as "out public nffairs as any 1 woman In Orecon. Throuch- U the session she knew tho ex- of every measure in tho The nblost mnn from Eastern Ore gon to lead n hopeless fight was prob ably Kins of Malheur. His battle for $25,000 appropriation for a brldgo over the Snake river showed him up to good advantage. King was a soldier in tho Union army and with Col. Plko shares tho honors of the list of grand army mon in tho IIoiiho with Edwards ofLano. Ed wards has had a hard row to hoe n getting through his big university appropriation nnd yot wanting to mnko a record ns a fnrmor and gon cral economist. His record has bfcn In tho main first-class and ho dealt knockout blows to many foolish en terprises. Thoro should have boon n few more such men in tho House to speak on tho right sldo of things at the right tlmo. - Chapln, of Portland, dosorvos credit for dlvarting attention from tho ninny, ninny Important features of tho Railroad Commission bill nnd centoring tho fight on tho question of nppolntmont. By keeping the wrangling entirely upon tho first 'sec tlon of tho bill tho rest went through without n scratch and tho result is an Immense amount of drastic legis lation tho effects of which will bo felt afterwards. Tho wholo fight waged over how thoy should bo se lected, tho railroads overlooking tho fact that thoro aro scores of sections that can bo Invoked by the shlppors no matter who is on tho commission, or how It was created. Mr. Chapln fought hard for nppolntmont by tho governor, and freoly admits thnt nB soon ns tho stato hns n republican governor that chango will bo mado. hut r and Its significance to mu county Mrs. Jonos Is a fnl ln(l as every ono knos wbnd is a Republican. Llkn j oman killing snnkes, the urnuy hits -em coming and ! nd like Jack Snmtf nn.i hie 1 tta Is not much left nn tlm f whea they get through. Rothchlld. Of Union ennn- ,l0try Democrat In tho low one of tho men who hns. "rword in th iHcio.,..A .i finding the terrific political lV p,aw1 under ho accom- 1 "any everything for Union "tha Interests of eastern 1 "it w possible. Iln . , to the Interests of his Mj ne never broe a cam- 'W8 Of a nrnnl.. - ktILT",th0W8tGrHnsiuaU- -p . a uepubllcan i.. "I'uoiican year V COUld hiVA , .Wwnted f 8hB hn, Df Pobllcan In her bortl- . w brainy, nolitn . 1k2,!iMach,Poffthe itic, ' -7 "ew Bamo qnalN PWiS.-' ' n ' " wrce ot merit No ono ought to bo so ungracious as to object to anything tho supreme court nsks for. But the bill saddling two supromo court commissioners on tho pooplo at $9000 a yonr Is ono thnt lu Illustrative of tho fact that tho legal profession 1b tho most cost ly luxury tho Btato has to support. Tho ploa was mado that tho supremo court was behind with Its work. Well, how did they do their work for twenty yoarB when Judge Lord wb on tho bench, and whon tho opinions woro written out by hand, and tho court had no prlvato steno graphers, and was" without mnny othor convonlonces? It is hard to seo how tho court can bo overwork ed at present. Theso oftlcos of com sloners woro wanted as places for somo of tho unemployed politicians for whom no places could bo found by any other devlco, and we Bhall not bo surprised If sovoral more nro not added at tho next session of tho legislature. But who can rofuso tho supremo court anything It asks for. It Is a good narao for political con juring although it Is liable to abuso tho same as anything else. ' , 8 We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have Icnowa P. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly hoaerable In all business transactions and finan cially able to carry out any obliga tions aaade by his Arm. Waldlsg, Klaaas & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall' Catarrh Cure la taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and raucous surfaces of tho ((system. Testimonials sent free Price 75 cents iter bottle. Soli by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. a 8 WAS A VICTIM OF T0MACH TROUBLE' IgjWBBniilMBHWsfeWM.Hl 1 wmWmmSs:mmM BBl IBBHBERfA UdBVW'BvBBBBBBBSSSBBHSSSsSMiSKBWIv t&tvTV'SBaflBBBl SH I Mft-'SaBMSBSSBBal'gaJSBUW SrUgESwPBgj<lt .' J &WBI iWrWf WMM .Mi H sMi'' sW'W&9 1BBsisBBWBW?wKH?HB I Fiffv - SfflHHsllPIKBBBl is sfeisr t a,r SbsbbI hi mm "' ' ; "' w .4SnTsffi-i JliH HPr ' " '''tWsssslwlMFsi 1 ? sWl f if :"l I "BBsaiWkft "Two Bottles of Cooper's New Discovery Cured Me' Writes Mrs. Frank Whaley of 1021 Capitol Ave. .Indianapolis, Ind. THKCOOI'ER MKD1CINK CO., OKNTUtMBNiVor years I hT tn ttctlm of ttomacb trouble, Krerythlnir 1 ate diusreeil with me and I did not seem to dertro ay nourishment or itrtxitth from my food. When I becan taklnc Cooper's New DlacoTery, I did not expect tho retults would te different from all the other medicines I had ued, but before the second hottte was irone. erery trace of my aliment had disappeared and I could eat and enjoy a hearty meal, and am cam Ins In atrenrth and flesh. Cooper's New Dlscofery Is a splendid remedy. I know that It cures slomscU trouble. Sinned! MRS. FRANK WHAI.EY, 1021 Capitol Atc. Indiaaapolls, Ind. Mrs, WHALEY. Can You Eat and Enjoy a Hearty Meal? If not. then you need Cooper's New DlicoTery. It builds up the, gastric Juices ot tho stomach, so that food digests instead of fermenting, and the blood rtceWInc pare noar. ishment from tho divested food. Instead of the poisonous acid front food which has fermented, strensthsos eiery or can of the body through which It flows. ' PURE BLOOD IS THE LIFE. COOPER'S NEW DISCOVERY MAKES PURE BLOOD. Cooper'a New Dlicovcry Coata $1,00 per bot tle; six for $5.00. Cooper's Quick Relief, the assistant remedy, coats 50. per bottle. Buy from the dealer vrhoie name appears below, or where we have bo dealer send the price direct to the Cooper medicine Co., Dayton, Ohio, and the medicines will be forwarded to you charges prepaid. J. C PERRY MARKET QUOTATIONS "Make Salem n Good Ilpme Market.,, SALKM MAKKKT. KeHwlm ghipped. The body of the late John King, who died at his residence In North Salem Sunday was shipped by tho Salem Undertaking Parlors last even lag to Vinton, Iowa, for burial. "" t aV MM I afcsnm b JB NORMAL SCHOOL COMBINE Finally Got In All the Graf It Demanded From Jthe Taxpayers In direct violation of tho wishes of tho people who pay tho hills and in just as flagrant violation of their own campaign pledges, tho members of tho stato legliilaturo mado appro priations for all four of tho Btato normal schools. All of tho appropriation bills had ' nlroady passed tho houso nnd tho Monmouth bill had paBsod tho sen ate. Tho other thrco bills camo up In tho Bonnto yesterday afternoon or to bo moro explicit, the bills for Weston nnd Ashland camo up and tho Vawtor bill creating a board of regoiits, which was amended bo as to nllow $27,000 for tho Drain school Thero Is said to bo no doubt that tho houso will concur In tho amend ment. It Is npt bollevod that tho major- Ity of tho membors of either body wero at all Blncero In tho protesta tions of desiring to abolish two of tho schools as their voto on tho Min or bill showed. It Is truo that the Smith bill putting It up to tho gov-) crnor passed both houses but tho motive in that, seemed to bo to pass ' nn unconstitutional act to placo tho governor at a disadvantage or to "put him in a bolo" as somo of his political enemies avorrcd rather than to servo tho will of tho votors. Whon the special ordor camo up yesterday aftornoon, Vawter's bill creating a board of nlno normal school regents was taken up. The sonato went into a committee of tho wholo and considered the bill a sec tion at a tlmo. Coshow offered an amendment ap propriating $27,000 for the Drain school. Haines and Hodson spoke against it and It was favored by Coshow, Booth and othorB. The amendment was adopted. Bailey offered an amendment which repealed all former legislation and virtually killed all the schools. It was very nearly adopted, receiv ing 13 votes. Kay offered an amendraont that after July 1, 1907, the board limit the schools to two. This was lost SIchel offered on amendment that tho board of regents report to the next session of tbo legislature which two schools should be retained and that it is the sense of this body that two of tho schools should bo abolish od. This was adopted. Chairman Hatarkey of the com Biltt of tlw whole reported the bill favorably with the amendments and rt was flased e Us faal pawnee. an passed fcy a re of It to 7. 1 Thoso voting no woro Hodson, Kay, Miller of Linn, Miller of Marlon, Smith of Marlon, Wright, Haines, , Tho normal Bchools carry tho fol lowing appropriatiens: AHhland school $ 40,000 Drain school 27,000 Weston school 35,000 Monmouth school -10,000 Total $147,000 o Senate Thursday Afternoon. The senate ycBtcrdoy aftornoon disposed of the follewing: II. B. 199, Bnrrett, for cstnbllah- Stclncr's Market. Dealers In fish, game and poultry. Highest cash price paid for eggs, Prompt dollvory. Stato street. Local Wholesale Market. Whont 57c. Local whoat 6Cc. Oats 35 c. Barloy $24. Flour $3,25. Mill feed -Bran, $19.00; Bhorts, $21.00. Hay Cheat and clovor, $7.00 per ton; timothy, $10.00 per ton. Eggs ISc. Hone lie; young chlckons, lie. Ducks 10c; geese, 8c; turkoys, 13lGc. , Butter 35c; butter fat, 35ftc Onions 5557c per cwt; pota toes, 83 85c por cwt. Hopa 'Cholco, 14c; prima to choice 13 13 c; medium to prime, 1012Mo. Chltttm bnrk G Vi TP Gc. Tropical Fruits, Bananas 5 Ho por lb. Ornngos $2. 75 $3.00. Lemons $4. 00 $5,000. Itctnll Mnrkct. Flour $1 per sack. Brnn C5o por suck; $21 por ton; shorts, 90c por saok; $22 $24 per ton. Hny Timothy, C5o por cwt.; chi'iit nnd clovor, 50c pur cwt; $9.G0 por ton. Oats $1,35 por cwt; whont, 75c; rolled bnrloy, $2G$2S por ton. Kgga 20c. Applos $1.00 to $1.50, according to miallty. Butter Country, 30o; crenmory, 10c. ment ot county roads on county linos. Enacted. II. B. 420, to provldo for now bulldlng'i at state fair grounds. En acted, II. B. 389, providing for food and dnlry commissioner to publish monthly bulletin. Passed. H. B. 203, providing for cream ery and chooso Inspector. Passed. 11. B. 137. appropriating $100, 000 for tho Soattlo fair. Favorably roportod adopted and amendments ncceptcd. "II. B. 403, rolatlng to ofllco of la bor commissioner. HUIE WING SANG CO. B G ST06K ! NEW GOODS SALE AT BOTTOM PRICE All kinds of Silk Embroidery and Laces, all kinds of Dress Goods, Gents and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, Suits, Coats, Pants and Shoes; all kinds of Underwear, Skirts, Blankets, Comforts, Hose; all kinds of Overalls, ShWs, Mftttmg, Trunks. We make up a new line of Wrappers, Waists, Kimonas and White Underwear, Silk Dress Goods i 3Cc WaBh Silk, sale 25c 60c yard Silk, snlo 38c 75c jard Silk, Bale 50c $1.50 yard Silk, sale $1.20 $18.00 Ladles Silk Suit,. $13.50 $16.50 Ladles' Silk Suit.. $12.15 50c Silk Hoso Supporters. . ,35c 26c Ladles' Handkerchiefs, ,15c 10c Linen Handkerchiefs.. . ,5c 35c Linen Handerchiefs 25c Livestock, Cattle 1100 1200 lb stoors, 24c Lighter stoors .1V&4c. Cows and helfors 900 1000 lb, 3M4c. Stock hogs 0CUc, Hogs 175 250 lb, fat, $6,009. $0.25. Bhoop 6c. Lambs 6c. Veal Dressed, 08c, Hogs Dressed, 8c. POHTLANI) MAUKET. Wheat Club, 09c; valley, COc; bluo fitom, 71c. Oats Cholco whlto, $29. MllUtutr Bran, $17. Hny Timothy, $14 $15; nlfalfn, $14. Volch $7.50 $8.00. Potntoos $1.00$1. 26 por cwt. Poultry Hens, 13 Ho; mlxod chlckons, 12 13c; dresKod ohlckons, 14 15c; turkeys, live, l?17Ws; turkeys, drosRod, 2021c; gooso, live, 10c; ducks, 17; pigeons, $1,00 $1.50. Pom Dressed, 00c. Boof DrosHod, 5 Vt 0 c. Mutton 07o. Hops ll14o lb, according to quality. Wool Valloy, coarso to medium, 2021e; eastern Orogon, 13 18c. Buttor Fancy crenmory. 32 U, ,35c; storo buttor, 18 20c. Mohair 20 28c. 78o yard Flno Dress aoods..50ci 50c yurd Flno Dress Goods.. 35c 50c pair Gloves .......... .35c 75c pair Gloves 60c $1.50 pair Gloves $1.00 75c Mon's Shirts 50c $3.60 Mon's Silk Shirts. . . .$2.50 $1.25 UmbrcllaBale 86c $1.50 Umbrella, salo $1.00 $4.50 Silk Waists $3.25 Ckinesc and Japanese Bazaar 346 Court Street Salem, Oregon A tissuo builder, rocouotructor. builds up wasto force, makes strong norvos and muscles. Somo peoplo do not rcallzo what a groat romody Hoi. llntor'B Rocky Mountain Tea is; 85 cents, Ton or Tablets. For salo at Dr. Stone's store. LOCAL TIMKTAWLK. Time CWrd of goHtJurH Pacific Trahss W A "PftJICCC Set of single work haraeM, J..SXiy JiOO gOQd mcwfof h!lf price BICYCLES Serarai second kanf wheels at exceptional forga. Steel Ranges $?. All ktasfe ol bargalM. S J. N. SHANTZ. in Kirect at Hnlrm Fclmry 8, ifk7. Toward I'orUattd. No. 18 5:23 a. en., Oregon Ex press. No. 18 8:30 a. Cottags Grove Passenger. No, 122:45 p. in., Shasta Ex press. No. 149:28 p. ni Portland Ex press. No. 222 Arrive 11:03 a. ., de part 11:38, Portland fast freight. No, 220 Arrlce 10:40, depart 11;28, way freight. Toward & Francisco, No. 1111:18 a. m., Shasta Sx- No. 17 :32 p, ja Cottage Orova Fasssager. No. 169:56 p. ,, Calif oral Ex press. No. 13 1:31 a, m., Baa rraaetoso Xxprssa. No, 3 i 12: 33 a. ., Fortlaad fast frtAght. Ke. XXS Arrlva ll:IS a. m, daart at 1J:JI, war lit. - MA, 3 , h
