DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALKM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1007.
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bis. . wise
TmTTALKS BY
k T. COOPER.
HAT TIRED FEELING.
Lt t'red feeling-' is a sure sign
be6JS ,.. " --0-- - -
UUI1) Vfc WWJJ
or woman uccdi
something- to get
the blood jump
tmr once more.
The whole body
is cioggcu. witn
i-npurities, but
the scat of the
trouble Is the
stomach. It has
hern crraduallv
j letting down, only
nan uoing us
work, and the re
sult in that the
kidncYs. liver and
t i. . 1IfvAitnf1 4ffA i4
iiAtn Tnr- uiium lollu iviwu shist
fthe blood becomes muddy and
Kjh. from one to three bottles
toper s New discovery wm jjci me
eh back In shape. The tired
' Will SUfCiy disappear it 11113 is
it letter tells what a woman thinks
...a..A frrsm Inan nf annftUi..
dicestion and general breaking
1 Yras SO ntaRiwuum.wiwcij
.nnf. I felt tifed and worn out
fr all the time. Upon hearing of
rest things Cooper's New Dlscov-
jras doing for otners amictca as i
rTL. iiRf It. Dt thetlmn
mmensely improved. I now feel
' again ami ao my own worx witn
Please accept my sincere
. Mrs. M.Wise. I2I7Norwodl
Indianapolis, Ind.
Pnnnfp nreoaratlous cnav a.
sale than any other medicine..
: seems to prove their efficiency.
J. C. PERRY
COMING EVENTS.
lay 2S urcgon buuo grange,
River.
lino - wasningion buuo
h'C, Lyndcn.
Bno 1U uregon noneorB ubso-
Iod, Portland.
nljr 10-15 Intorntalonal Chrls
; Endeavor convention, Seattle
nljr 15-20 Grand Lodgo Elks
adelphln.
aly 9-13 Knights Tomplar con-
e, Saratoga, N. Y.
o
I'.VKK WATCHFUL.
Utile Cro Will Save Many Snlum
Headers Future Trouble.
Vatch tho kidney Bccrctlons.
that thoy have tho amber hue
health-
JTbe discharges not excosslvo or ln
nucnt;
Contain no "brick-dust like" sodl-
cU
oan Kidney Pills will do this
:jou
Fher watch tho kldnoys and euro
Im when thcy'ro sick.
S Williams, carpenter, of 239
rty St . Salem. Or., says: "A
cber of years ago tho doctors told
imy kidneys wuroJcL-bnd.shapo. I
oe west on account of tho trouble,
oklng tho change of cllmnto would
me but nothing I did gavo mo
Met In 8pln of tho ubo of reme-
ianJ r rjlral trentmont. On pro-
ping Drana Kidney Pills, I found
km tin l-3t modlclno I ever used
tho i,- I Bot thorn nt Dr. Stone's
Bg tf, I wns suffering from nn
2:" I riTg sonsntlon ns If two
fjj , e placod dlroctly over
sllv -1, tho Bocretlona from tho
Inci3 uro tho color of strong
ielt rf r and of n bad odor. Aft-
'.Ws wa boxes of Donn's KIdnoy
ll I a 1 not havo tho loast pain
bv I : u or troublo with my kid-
) I gHe nil tho crodlt for th's
1 T'-.' j)"iablo romody."
IF-- i ,v nil ilanlars. Price 50
Bis I . stf r-MIlburn Co.. nuffalo,
pw Y -l;, sol agonts for tho Uoi-
&w
iRc - r the nanift Doans and
ke r i i 'her
-o-
fipwfcil Ijistorn Excursion rnU-s.
Ma
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-I, June 6, 7, S, July 3.
9, 10, September It,
' Chicago and roturn,
Louis and roturn, $09.15
-1 return, Omaha, Council
x City, SU Joe, Kansas
urn $01.65.
O. L. DARLING.
Agent.
THIRTEENTH
ANNUAL
CONFERENCE
Held
For the International
Arbitration .
Peace
Lake Mohonk., N. C, May 22.
The thirteenth annunl convention ot
the Lake Mohonk conferanco on in
ternational arbitration is hold here
today on the Invitation of Mr. Albert
Sm'lley from today till and Including
the 24th. The qonference has com
manded n largb attendance, and Is
presided over by President Butler,
of Columbia university, recently
elected president of the Amorlcnn
branch or thu International Concilia
tion association. Coming bo closely
nftor tho national arbitration and
peaco congress Just closed In New
lork, this conference will dovoto
much tlmo to tho primal object of
that gathering, the consideration of
Eubjects for discussion by the com
ing Hnguo conference. It Is expect
ed that Dr. Androw D. White, a
mombor of tho first Hngue conference
nnd formerly nmbnssador to Gcr-
mnny, will speak on this topic, nnd
nn address Is hoped for from Judgo
George Gray, of Deloware, n mem
ber of tho permanent court of tho
Hague. Chief Justico Simeon E.
Baldwin of Connecticut, and the
Hon. Bartlett Tripp, of South Da
kota, will also Bponk. In recogni
tion of tho incronso In Interests
shown throughout Latin-America In
tho subject of International nrbltrn
Hon, nddrosses will bo dollvorod by
Sonor Enrlquo C. Creol, tho now
Moxlcnn ambassador; Sonor Cnldor
on, mlnlBtor from Bolivia; tho Hon.
John Bnrtlott, formerly mlnlBtor to
Columhln nnd now director of tho
International buronu of American
republics, and tho Hon. Francis B.
Loomls, ox-assistant Bocretnry of
state. Sonor Eplfanlo Porcla, min
ister from tho Argentine republic,
and Sonrlquo Cortes, minister from
Columbia, nro nlso prosont. Among
tho othor prominent speakers will
bo Hon. Richard Bartholdt, mombor
of congress from Missouri nnd head
of tho American group of tho Inter
parliamentary union; Dr. Bonjamlno
F. Truogood of Boston,-secretary of
tho Amorlcnn Peaco socloty; Dr. E
E. Brown, United States commission
or of education, nnd Dr. Androw S
Drnpor, Now York Btato commission'
or of education.
Promlnonco will bo given to dis
cussions, by leading educators, of
tho ways and moans by which In
creased attention to nnd study of In
ternational arbitration and rolnU'l
toplos may bo brought about among
undorgrnduatos in collogos nnd unl
vursltlos. About 150 collogOB and
unlversltlos havo nlroady tnkon eoino
action along thoso lines. Among tho
leading oducators who havo accepted
Invitations to mnko nddressos are
Prosldent Eliot, Harvard university;
AdkoII. of Mlchignn; Thwlng, of
Wostorn Itesorvo; Ponny, of Wash
Ington & Lee; Nwdham, of George
Washington; Ilhoos, of Roohostor;
Seolyo, of Smith; Wright, of Clark?
Taylor, of Vassar; Professors Poale,
of Harvard; Rolnsech and Ely, of
Wisconsin; Mooro and Clark, of Co
lumbia; Mitchell, of Richmond, and
Colby, of Dartmouth.
Following la from tho oponlng
PROPOSALS FOR LIGUTINO.
'Pr- -irs win ho ronAived bv the
&?1 tf Public Commissioners of
Sti-e of Orimn at the CaptoJ
J r? Salem. Orecon. at the
B ri 11 a m. June 5th, 1907, for
h' :s fte Capitol Building, Peni
ic'ir; Tnc.ina a avium Reform
flee J ilu'e School and Blind School
E i, Oregon, with arc and in-fc-t
lamps. Information, speol-2U'-t
aA hinnv nmnnuli may be
tted from the Clerk of the Board
;e a;itol Building, Balem, Ore-
"X
W. N. OATEN3,
Clerk of Board.
5-15-18-22-25-29, 6-1
cjfcjurcaR.xu.a ..
ttt. stlM
(Z&tfZSfc
Wotei as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
. Bladder Troable.
Kidney trut prejs uixin the miwl,
discourages aul 1cji mlitou ; beauty,
ior au clioerfnl.
tj,'jtrt nc oo diaappost
WIICIl iiic KNincauia
out of order or dla-t-aM-d.
Kidney trouble ttas
become so jwerulcnt
tlut it not uncom
mon fir a chiki to be
born afflicted with
cak Lkintv. If the
child urinates tooofttn. f the urmcicahU
the flwh. or if, when the child reaches an
Ke when It slioaia vc sohj wwi -mwaKc,
it i yet afflictwl with bed-wet.
ting. dcpnd upon it. thecante oftkedifi
culty iskidney Uonblc. and the fir.t
Hep should be towards the UMtaeat of
these important organs. This unirfsaat
troable & due to a diuMcd cowfttion of
the kidneys and bbulder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as well as men sre made inr.
blc with kidney and bolder U'-uUe,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate efleet ot
Swap-Kooi is soon rracu .-
by drugguis, in any
cent and one-dollar
ixe bottles. You may
!. n samnle bottle
by mail free, also a m -
pimphlet telling all aboot Swamp-Roo
lacloding many of the thousands of tM
monial Fetters received from soSems
cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer It Co.,
Blngbamton, N. Y , be sore and menUc a
this paper Don t make "J ?2?
but remember the name, &f J
Dr. Kihser's SwampRoc. ad thead.
ds, BlBKbamtoe, N. t "y
A Bad Stomach
Lessons tho usefulness and mars tho hap
piness of life.
It's a weak stomach, a stomach that can
not properly perform Its functions.
Among Its symptoms are distress after
eating, nausea between meals, heartburn,
belching, vomiting, flatulence and nervous
headache.
Hood'sSarsaparilla
Cures a bad stomach, Indlcestlon nnd dys
pepsia, and the cure Is permanent.
Accept no substitute
Woman's Watchword
Is Modesty.
address of the presiding ofllcer. Dr.
Nicholas Murray Butler:
This conference reassembles nt an
auspicious moment. Our country Is
still ringing with tho colioos of the
lofty sentiments and noblo ldonlB
which found expression boforo thou
sands of nttenttvo auditors at tho
National Xrbltratlon nnd Pence con
gress hold In Now York n mouth ago.
High officers of government nnd
lenders of public opinion nt homo nnd
abroad thoro united In giving voice
to sentiments which moan, If they
mean nnything, that a now orn Is
dawning In tho moral history of
mankind. However, boforo another
month una passed, moro than two
scoro nations will nssomhlo nt tho
Hnguo to constltuto n "second Inter
national conferonco called In tho In
terest of International peace.
Whether we look backward or for
ward, thoroforo, wo sco only Blgns ot
good omen.
Llko nn Injllvldunl, a nation has
a mind nnd n conscience, nnd It hns
thorn In n vory real sonsc. Ah poli
ticians and stntosmon have long olnco
found out, tho terms Puritan con
sclonco In Amorlcn, non-conformist
conscience In England, Kronch spirit
and Gonrmnn IdonllBiu on tho Conti
nent, uro nut iinmos for ompty ab
stractions, but thoy Btnnd In each
caso for what Is torrlbly renl. OnoJ
of tho chlof problems of our tlmo
Is to bring tho nations' minds nnd tho
nations' consclunco to boar on tho
moral prohloniB Involvod In Interna
tional rotations. Thin Is a stop In
tho moral education of tho world.
It cnrrlos with It no nocossury criti
cism upon whnt has gono boforo and
no aspersion upon what now oxIbIh,
nnv moro than tho full frultB re
flects discredit upon tho seed from
which It sprang. Tho moro porfect
and completo morality of tho futuro
Is Itself to bo tho product ot tho In
completo nnd Imperfect, but always.
Impiovlng.mornllty of tho past nnd
of tho prosont.
Thero nro good and earnest inon
who now nnd thon oxpresB tho fenr
that righteousness and poaco may
somehow or othor como Into conflict.
This Judgmont apponrB to mo to he
based upon a study of tho conditions
which havo provnllod In tho past,
rather than upon nn appreciation of
tho forcos that nro Indicated to rulo
the futuro. Not ovory Judgmont of
a Judicial tribunal, howovor Journal
nnd dlslntorostod Its mombors, brings
completo satisfaction to both liti
gants, or ovon to tho public at largo;
yot tho ovorwholmlng majority of
Judicial decisions nro oqultablo and
do glvo satisfaction to the public.
Cnnnot tho anmo bo said of tho Judi
cial sottloioont of differences botwoen
lltlgnnts whon thoso HtlgantB are
nntlons Instead of Individuals? Or,
Jf It cnnnot b said, thon whut as
suranco havo we, If force bo resort
od to, tbit tho ouuso of righteous
ness will provall in tho struggl?
Will not "God bo on tho sldo of the
hoavlost battalions," ns Voltaire
cynically saldT If so, then the cause
of rlghteousnoss has not been ad
vanced by going to war. unleea it can
be supposttd to be advanced by the
mere struggle on Ha behalf. But If
this be truo, why should the struggle
or behalf nf righteousness take tU
brute form of physical exertion,
rather than the truly human form
of moral ondeavorT The truth 's
that fighting Is an animal appetite,
and. exeuse U as we may, moral
lags must treat It as they treat othT
animal appetites and subject K tu
rational control.
It to difficult, therefore, to no
what real ground there Is for ur
polg that righteousness and pace
can some into conflict when thse
who sk righteousness are wonl
persons. If thoy bo not moral pr
toM. oolleetlro or Individual, then
what eoneept can they possibly have
of righteousness! 8o long as hu
man nature remains human, the sev
eral nations will each require tbolr
systoms of polloo, and the world t
large mil requlro an international
poile; bt this international police,
while constituted of armies anJ
navies, will, when It eoraee, be can-
stunted In a way and from a point
mnnout Hnguo court bo transformed
from a semi-diplomatic Into a truly
nidlclnl tribunal. Wo should nsk
that Judges be substituted for arbi
trators. We wish to sco n porma-
ttant Intartinttnnnl .tnnt-t tv-hlnh. llko
our United states sunromo court, will ! Whatever threatens woman's delicate sense of modesty, frightens her,
have n rtntus, a procoduro, traditions! For this reason ninny a woman permits disease of the delicate womanly
pml precedents ot Its own. Wo wish organs to become aggravated because she cannot bring herself to submit
to see Milernatlonnl lnw declared nsj to the ordeal of unpleasant questionings, offensive examinations, and
well as Individual dlfforoncos com-j obnoxious local treatments, which most physicians think necessary.
P . ,, .til Doubtless thousands of the women who have taken advantage of Dr.
The prosont Hnguo court Is In ,..,... , . . t i .
reality only nn ellplblo list from "ce's offer of free consultation by letter have been led to do so by the
which two litigants mny ohooso those wnyc imis outreu iruui u ucuiiuvui. iciiugimm iu mucsi.y.
to whom they will submit their Anv sick woman may write to Dr. R.
cause, m tt stead I should llko' V. I'iorce, Uuffalo, N. Y., in perfect
. - ..., ...... i.i.. nt ,.,inAa' confldenco; nil letters of consultation
to see a permanent body of Judges bd M gtr,oUy pr,Vft0 ftml
chosen for long torms or for llfo, sacretlly contldontlnl, and nil answers
paid suitable solarles, nnd ns hide- being sent In plain envelopes with no
pendent of tho nations from which advertising or other printing upon thorn.
', ... Such consultation costs yon nothing
thoy are chosen as mombors of the, whether you take trentmont from Dr.
Unite,! States supremo court nro of Tierce or not.
tho ivenluont who appoints or tho!. Dr. Tierce's vorito Inscription lms
, . rt . ,,., been long halloa as n wQod-send to
sennt. who confirms thorn. women." It makes weak women strong
Some concorn Ib oxprossod na to' nnd sick women well. It enables worn
how the findings of this court would en suffering from female- weakness,"
bo enforced. Are wo not Jnstmed . STZ
In believing that tho mornl Bonso of organs distinctly tomlnlno, to cure
the clvlllzod world would enforco themselves right in tho privacy of their
nlnotv-nlno cases out of a' nonics. rciviocniarrna urains.pamim
or irrvguiar purunin, uncKmuii', irctiuvuv
thcin In
hundred? For tho oxtromo hun
dredth case or dlsnbodtnnco nn In
tornntlonnl police would bo needed.
headaches, weak nerves, drnggiiiR-uown
wer nbdomlnnl,
or pelvic, region, gnawing sonsntlon In
Thnt. however, many of ub regard as kj'oondmo,,; ftml B.miifomi ttro
pain or distress In tho lower
or pelvic, region, gnav
stomach, dUilneos, or
a remote possibility.
3. Wo should nsk thnt tho Haguo
conference, now assembling for tho
second tlmo nt the cnll of a mon
arch, bo mndo to uBBomblo nutomnt
Icnlly hercr.ftor at rogular Intervals,
say onco In four or flvo years. So
Important nn nssombllng of tho nn
cured by Dr. Tlerco's Fnvorlto Proserin
tlon. It is not n secret or patent modi
cine, ngalnst tho uso of which most
people of intelligence naturally object,
but Is, In fact, tho "Favorite Treecrip
tlon" of a regularly educated and ex
perienced physician In tho treatment
of woman's peculiar ailments nnd who
is not afraid to publish nil Ita ingredi
ents, ns ho docs, on Its bottlc-wrnpper,
ed nnd Is Invnluablo In nllnying nnd
subduing ncnous excitability, irritabil
ity, nervous exhaustion, norvous pros
tration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms. St.
Vltus's danco, nnd other distressing,
nervous symptoms commonly nttendnnt
ukxi functional nnd organic disease of
tho uterus. It induces refreshing sleep
nnd relieves menial nnxloty nnd des
pondency. You can't afford to nccept h itcrct
nostrum ns a substitute for this moves
ItKMKUV OF KNOWN COMfOtUTlO.V.
"Tho llloort is Tho LI.M
tlons should bo Indopondout ot the attesting tho correctness of tho inmo
will nf nnv rnlir. nxnoutlvo or nnrlln- under oath,
mont. Tho Third Pan-Amorlcan con
foronce mndo provision for tho perl
odlc nssombllng horoaftor of ropre-
uAHinilKnA nniinlntml Ittf nil tllA
n...i.... ...a n't... anrniui ciplcs found ill our most valuable native.
American govornmonts. Iho second , , niti.il bv manvnf
,. -I...I - .-- , - ;.-".- .. -;
. nnuer oaui.
- '! Favorite rTlrtlng" U
medio ne for womnn'w U'lcatc
wiucli; contains iieitlur ,almi,
Mf
ailments
Lui.L... xiac
yrnich contains tntiiir .aiciuini nnr
tisrmlul. linhiMorminir dniits. bcllltt a
pure glyceric extract ot curativo prin
BEEGHAM'S
PILLS
re specially valuable, as they act
almost Immediately on the undi
gested food an1 carry it out of the
stomach. These wonderful pills
combine certain vegetable ingredi
ents in exactly the right proportions
to secure the best results, without
dotofc violence to the delicate lin
bur ol the stomach,
ieiore the public for over half a
of view ,uUe different from arml-sj &mfiBitt jicVxn's PilJs
and navies aislnUlaed tor onen", mmm
iiavc
No Equal
eld Everywhere.
In boxes, ioc sad 35c
Hnguo conferonco Bhould tnko simi
lar action In Its sphoro.
Draining Swiuup IuiiK
Wnshlngton, U. C. Mny 22. A
gonornl movomont Is In progress to
rodoom lnnd from tho wntor by a
wholoHttlo drainage of HWitmp Iniuh,
which In the whole country nmouiilH
to n vory largo norongo, It holng ostl-
tho most cinlnnnt medical writers nnd
teachers of nil tho several schools of
practice,
Dr. 1'lerco's Fnvorlto Prescription Is
A scientific medicine, carefully devised
byan experienced nmt sUlllfnl physician,
nnd adapted to woman's delicate system,
It Is made of native American medicinal
roots and is perfectly harmless In Its
effects in any condition of the female
Mvttem.
As a powerful invigorating tonic" Fa-1 "Gyl
itArtln PM.n. illri " liittinrta crtiiirfli IaT f
... ..!.,! ,i,n. ..h r.rt tuh lC( nnrnn In " ..rv........ ..... .. v.. r,... if.
i.ivii wm.v u.u, ..,vvv,, .,.- Ul0 wll0,, nyiiteiii aim to tno organs
tho Unitad StatOB can bo redooiued, distinctly femlnlmi in particular. For
nnd mndo lit for farming
Inrgo nn Ohio,
combined llo todny
RintnH n' over-worked, "worn-out," run-down,"
i,nnnn mwi Illinois debilitated tcftchurs, milliners, dress
. Indiana and IlUnoia, niftkcril WIimHtrwl8M ".hop-glrls,"
odny under water, unl house-keopurs, nursing mothers, and
Science has never gone beyond tho
above simple Mntemout of scripture.
Hut it baa illuminated that etatement
nnd given It a meaning ever broadening
with tho increasing breadth of knowl
edge. When tbo blood Is" bad" or Im
pure It Is not alone the body which
suffers through disease. Tho Grain is
also clouded, the mind and Judgement
nro effected, and many nu evil deed or
impure thought mny be directly traced
to tho Impurity of tho blood, Foul,
impure blood can bo mndo pure by the
use ot Dr. Tlereo'n UoUlon Medical Dis
covery. It enriches nnd purifies the
blood thereby curing, pimples, blotches,
eruptions nnd other cutaneous nffoctlous,
ns eczema, tetter, or salt-rheum, hives
mid other ninulfei'tntious of Impure
blood,
Q j d
In tho euro of scrofulous swellings,
enlarged glands, open entlug ulcers, or
old sores, the "Golden Medlonl Discov
ery" lias performed the moat marvelous
cures. In capon of old tores, or open
eating ulcers, It Is well to apply to thn
open sores Dr. Tierco'a All-Healing
Snlve, which possesses wonderful heal
lug potency when used M nn application
to the sores In conjunction with the use
of "Golden MeTHcnl Discovery" as n
blood clYamilnfiConfttllutlonnltreatment.
If your druggist don't happen to have
the "Au-HenTlng Halve" In stock, you
can carly prtvmrc It by Inclosing fllty
tour ciniti 111 V"tago stamps 10 ur. h,
V. Plr.
nnd I
Mm
ce, CC'l JMitlti St., Uuffalo,N Y
jfVjMHio t you oy return pon,
nrriita keen It as well m the
11 Medical LMscovcry,"
(J) $ 9
You can't afford to aeopt
ran bo nut Into tllhiKo by n scltiiitlflo,' feeblo womon generally, Dr. Tlorco's
- f. . 1., I-.-
thorough drnlnngo systom
swamp lands In tho coutliiontiil Unt
ied titntus, oast of tho Hooky moun
tains, susceptible of reclamation by
dralnngo, havo a tntnl area Just about
thnt of the three groat middles states
named. According to govornmont
turveys nnd estlmatOB t'.ioro nro nt
loast riO.000,00 ncrou of lnnd which
can bo drained nnd tuiido fit for farm
ing nt a cost of about $f pur aero.
This would Incronso tho vultio of tho
drnlnngo districts moro than Jfi.OOO,
000,000, nnd would add to tho crop
values of this groat nation mnny
millions annually. It Is Impossible
to tront of tho subject of tho drain
ago of tho wet and overflowed lands
of tho Unltod Stntos oxoopt to dis
cuss It In millions and billions of
dollars. Bo fnr tho govornmont has
spent nbout $36,000,000 In Irrigation
work, nnd the people hnvo given
unanlmouB approval to tho project.
O'
f,d'4't4-d Hchool IjiiiiI.
Oswald West, of the Oregon rail
way oommlsHlon, hun returned from
n business trip to Washington. In
part, his mliwlon to the national
pQplt.il concerned the selection of
ICO 000 acres of land for the state
In llu of a similar amount of school
luud taken Into the forest reserve.
r,0i ravortte rrescrmuon is too greatest
1 eanniy 00011, uemg um'(piaiei as an
appetizing coruiiu nmi riwornuvo tonic.
As n soothing nnd stnuigthnnlng nor
vino " Fnvorlto Prescription " is uncqunl-
For
Indigestion J
Hurried eating, ill chosen food,
over eating-any of these indiscre
tions frequent' result in acute pain
and other uncomfortable sansations
which nre wearing on the ncivts
and temper
For all ills of the stomach
war.
From the fortbeeralnK Hague eon
fereaee we should ask, I thluk.
chiefly two things, and If either of
them should be given us, a long step
fcrward would be taken.
1. We should Mk that tbo lr-
iMiiy.fiLH'H.
lute (of '
wJileliJ
muLstuaiaxii
uxiiiDJiLCiiir.
len
? inpilicmi
s. hnvi
tnv biAm1
Jan m a fffR-
n OK K
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nte tho stomach, liver and bowels. Owe
to three n doc, Kaay to Uku na candy-
A SQUARE DEAL
AND A 1'AIIt TIUATi OP O Hit" PAIIM IMWiKMRNTH AND
MACIIl.NKUY OV ALL KINIIH. IF YOU AltlJ NOT HATIHl'IKI)
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AND HIIMTAHD'H IlKD HlVIHt KIM'AUATOItH, HAY UALICH.S,
HTItKirr AND HOAD OltADINO MACIIINKUY.
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l-:ilH, riill'I'IIII I'fOWH AND 1II.VI3 ItllUION CUITIVATOHM,
MJHO HOMIJ filiCOND HANI) FAII.II LMPWJMKNTH AND
Waoonh vuhv ciikai.
TAINTH, OlIJi AND VAItNIHIIKH AT WHOLlALK AND ItU
TAIL, flliAHH AND HTAINH 01' AIJi KINDH, AND 1'AINTBI.M
HUl'l'filKH.
HirOdY TOPH, DAHH1IOAUDH, WIIII'H, HOUIiH, I7TO.
COIIUIiAI'ONIli:.NTH HOLICITKI), CIIIC'ULAHH AND DMMUHII'
TIVU CATAI0riiH I'UItNlHHKD ON APPIilOATION.
GEO. B. JACOB, Pop.
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Flour
For Iiotoii Hrotru Ilrrad, Orlddle Cnkc, Munlns nnd Tluiu TuddliiK.
AI.MCN'H II. I). II. FI)im CO., INC., HAN Jom', Cal.
TroMKuiN for Ilrlck Asylum Wlnif.
Balem, Oregon, May 13, 1907.
Sealed proposals, endorsed on the
outside of envolope, "Troposals for
IJrlok Asylum Wing., Balem, Ore
gon," and addressed to W. N. Oat
ens, clerk of asylum board, will bo
received at the executive office, state
eapltol, Salem, Oregon, until S
o'clook p. in. of May 11, 1907, for
furnishing materials nnd labor re
quired to construct and complete r.
brick asylum wIdk with plumbing,
hot water hcatlnr. km and electric
light, water nnd sewer connections,
in strict accordance with plans, spec
ifications nnd Instructions to bidders,
which may be examined nt the gover
nor's office, eapltol bojldlng, nnd W
D. Pugb, Balem, Oregon. For furth
er Information apply to W. D. Tugh,
architect, Balem, Oregon.
W. N, QATKNB,
ir,.lMS-21-2S, Clerk
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merchanta. Cash paid for ttr,
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an O. A. WlUraft, Cottle ilk,
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