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abundant water and such
KM MILES UP
lp.
formed on its under Btdo automati
cally applies tio necessary correc
tion:) for indicating Greenwich moan
time. Tho Idea 1b that tho ltniiit.
chromomoter slmll servo as a stand
ard of roforeuco for correcting clocks
and watches at convenient Intervals
any, onco or twice a week.
ino oxpcrionco of tho last two
years proves that when onco clocks
and watchoB liavo had their regula
tors sot in accordance with tho hello
chromomotor observations their in
dications of tlmo may bo rolled on
for tho fow days which may olapao
botwo n tho observations.
jRtttf American battle
iWsnAltglis fourth stop
lMii loath America,
swttaporlant ports on
, dfe, tfd mo 6IV"r
JjgeiBBerce'o! Peru. It
i-i, to Valparaiso, 1500
, iwtb. Approximately
(fefMrigB ir&ao ui ruu.
tact year to more
MM. FM ,n and 0ut
t ttt It busy, active
city. Fully looo
ditto tho haibor -every
jM iltiaert togewer wim
irtftBjyanyday bo seen
lter to the bay.
public are engraved tho months, whm,
utilities, are making this city of 150r this Is turned to Indicate the cur
000 Inhabitants fully abreast of the . mot day and month a curved plate
times, liima is- iuu seat, oi mo oiu
est university in America, founded
here In 1551. Not bo very far from
Lima, ns distances go in South
America, aro tho "Tiattlo fields of
Junln and Ayacucho, where, In
1824, was bought the final struggle
by which Spain lost for over her hold
on this part of the world.
Peru has great advantage over
other republic of South America
She Is a trans-continental country,
having a coaat lino on tho Pacific
of 1600 miles from which tho wholo
world can bo reached, yet ono of tho
great commercial centers of Peru is
Iqultos, an inland city on tho- At
lantic water ahed. From Iquitos
ocean steamers pass 2000 miles down
tho Amazon through tho Brazilian
port of Manaoa und proceed to New
York or Europ'o, Just as If they had
como from a coast town on salt
water. This la an advantages pos
sessed by no other country except
Colombia, which has porta on both
tho Caribbean (Atlantic) and 'tho
Pacific.
Tho varloty of natural products
within Peru's confines, adds greatly
to her promise for futuro growth.
Her wealth does not by anjr means
depend upon minerals alono. Sho la
a largo sugar producer; her cotton
Is fnmous for "cortaln good quali
ties; sho exports hide?, coffee and
rlco; from tho deposits in tho sol!
como copper, allvor, potroloum and
salt; guano is dug from its beds, and
tho nntlvo rubber tracts under cultl-
ef tho finest and vntlon ar0 yllPS r'choB to their
id the Pacific, and tho
ijwtrsaent Is showing
tot only to make It
possessors.
Tho government Is today wide
awako und ambitious. It encourages
K,M!t and secure, biit!rftllrond8 ,fc ,nv,tca foro,K" P"!
lliiclly lUolf with ev- 'lo ,uve" lo"0 ,n won secured, en-
for comfortablo and i ino, n,,u nns nireauy omereu
I llhrttl n MnwAnM t nnlkHtntitlnl I m .1
Mtf There aro mnsslvo """ " " uuM"""i "'"'
IttOe water'i edge pro-,1'1"' iU!i'- 'm u uiiio icsa
rifrlOO feet long; this inn" i0 ll,nes ino 81zo or now York
jed with tho shoro by 8U,l0 llor oiiranio emoraces every
ikBtoi Iron piles, 2800. K,ntl irom lH0 ironies io perpetual
h the bay Is a floating (snow3' rnoro is no known plant
twill admit vessels of 21 or nn,mn' that will not grow hore.
iM 5000 tona wolcht. Tn0 n,08t famous engineering struc-
l&ilongilde tho wharves, t"iro ' tno world, tho Oroya 'railway
la transhipped Inuno- m,,,t u Henry Melggs the American,
)an on tracks within a run8 from tno Pacific ocean ncros3
H tf tbe water Tho resem- ll, Ant08. Tho highest navlgatod
1 1 aodera port like Havre ,,od' of fr0B water, Lake Tltlcaca,
Iff JWUad, la remarkably nm t,l Harvard astronomical obser
', Ik Mchlnerr about thrso vatory, from which tho most accurate
i&kij electric, tho powor observations nro taken from half
from atreani8 only a lln kl M,8tl "W Arequlpn, aro Instl-
uw back In the moun- t,ltlon of which Peru Is. Justly
proud,
tf protection oi tho bay ta Poru bns a population approxl-
m Lorenzo, whlcn mat'nB 5,000,000. The. country Is
Ifotltr from southwest thoroforo not so sparsoly settled as
MJweat to 8an Loronzo n,,8ht bo Imagined, and tho peoplo
group, on which Is nr Industrious and homo loving.
Hlht house, tho light Tno ropublic comos within what may
t U rftlble for is miio,, b llod tho cnnnl bolt, and whon
r erected it a towor for h8 ' tlnlshod, whon rail communl-
WT, and ccmmiinfn.i. cation Is OBtnbllshod between tho
HBetaj will soon bo in'PI'or waters of the Amazon and tho
F!oaj the cost. i Pnolflo. Peru is suro to becomo on
"town, Is ory old, Us of tho powerful factors In tho llfo of
!lfitbaek to lm vn. South Amnrton.
Lw- -- -w ...w jv(,i I ' .-.w...
n wmn site wa
Tho CfvJc Center in Cities.
Great cities, besldos tholr main
civic' centors, like Cleveland's mag
nificent Bcherao, should havo their
BUbBldlary center whero Bchool
housos .branch libraries, nro stn-
tlona, local social centers, etc.,
should bo effectively grouped about
Bom open apace, say a minor squaro
or playground. Or thero may bu
groups of various character In dif
ferent parts of a city ono political.
another commorclal, another edca-
tlonal, etc. In New York an example
of tho lattor ia oftotod by Morning
aide Heights with tho great cathedral
and tho buildings of Columbia Uni
versity. And In Boston tho tho
groupings on and near tho Fonu
havo becomo bo extensive as to form
a colony of art and education.
Outsldo Washington, tho Latin-
GUNGLUB
MAKES
RECORDS
Tho first annual meeting of the
Salem lun Club, held at the fair
grounds, was pulled off Sunday, and
was pronounced a great success.
Good averages wero sustained by tho
competitors, the following being the
record for tho day'a shoet:
Shot
Nam at
Sholton, R Salem ibo
Howe, F Portland 150
Palmer, O., Salem ....150
Culver, Si Z Salem 150
Barkley, F. D., Prescott
Wash 150
Abraham, M., Portland ..150
Ellis, H., Portland 150
Cullison, J., Portland ....150
Caalon,, W. E., Portland. .150
Smith, J., Portland 150
Robertson, W. A., Portland 150
Caldwell, W. W., -Portland 150
Wagnor, C, Portland ....150
Dillon, J., Portland 150
Logan, J., Tacoma 150
Mclntlro, F., Salem 110
Oswald, It. L Salem ....150
Young, Mra. E. E., Port
land no
Holmes, Mrs. W. H., Salem 110
Moras, C. D., Portland, .. .150
Holman, ., Ashland ...160
Palmor, ., Salem 95
Drk
124
lib
102
100
124
129
120
122
lift
102
120
117
130
85
97
67
94
Amorlcan cltloa offer tho bout tno!.
oIb of a civic centor to bo found on'No,, Ashland 150
do-
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"P by tho gea The vhwk iivguinior.
Hreuinisome trawiL, . " aaya of raUwaJr sun
t4,ory. In the narrow I WGr 8ufllolont for mo ordl"-
- purposo, and rurnlshod the host
r4i, but todav ft
iJr from Bnrh ,n.u
IJiMern io every 8ene
' Population num.
i:ts8h in tho dav
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rwl.aei in Mm.
tel0t.-nly
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available means of ascertaining tho
time. Tho sun dial ufflxed to tho
church wall or pedestal in tho church
yard sorved to tell tho tlmo, luntl!
railway -trains brought Into more
Kenoral use tho clock and then tho
watch. Tha conditions havn nimhi
changed. The owner of a country
eatato, aa well as tho modern man
of business, nowadays wanta to
know tho correct time with 8om
greater certainty than tho ordinary
watchoa and clocks can give "It. Hun
dred of modern reproductions of
thO VarlOUH fni-mn ftf stin rllnlo ho..n
ben set up', partly for mso and partly
for ornament,, but 4helr usefulness
la mrterially reduced by the difficul
ty of sotting such dials with sufficient-accuracy
and by tho cumbor-
somo arithmetical figuring entailed
before Greenwich tlmo la found. Tho
hllo qhronometer recently ex
hibited at the Royal Society's meet
ing In London overcoraos those diffi
cultly, a simple operation of ad
Juatablo levele acts tho Instruraont.
which Indicates Greenwich time with
the accuracy of a flpe clock.
The hollo-cbromometor consist of
ifcrc chief parts a universal stand,
"a hour olroJe and a year clrole. The
ualverai stand, by which the Instru
ment is fixed In place, forma a slm
! and solid ball-and-sookat devlea.
by means of which tho makers effect
necessary adjustments In Intl
tudo and level. Tho hour circle can
Hdo round on the uppor part of the
nd. to 'follow the apparent mo-.
Woa of tho sun. whloh catta a sn.it
f Hgbt through a small hole In the
8JPor of two screens on to a center
Mae scribed on a lower screen. Whon
te anot ofjlgbt Is on tho line Green-
wca time- Is Indicated. Tho third
Po.Uoa of the instrument consist of
o Sua metal year circle, on which
this contlnont. Take Moxlco, for In-
ctnnco. On ono aldo of tho great
contrnl plaza, facing tho south,
Btando tho magnificent cathedral,
tho entire oast aldo Is occuplod by vtho
national palaco, devoted o tho exec
utive ofllcoa of tho government; op
posite tho cathodral is flio ayunta
malonto, or city hall, while tho Blda
opposlto tho pnlnco Is occplcd by
mrchantllo atrueturos, with wido nr
cades. In tho later years tho schomo
has boon amplified by tho construc
tion of a broad avenue, tho Clnco do
Mayo, upon tho axis of tho cathedrni
towora through tho groat public
garden, tho Almodn. At tho further
ond of this nvonuo a magnificent
post offlco building Iibb boon eroctod
and a ouporij national thcator la un
der construction.
Tho most follclous recent oxnmplo
In this country Is tho magnlflconc
wo"rk undortakon by Cleveland. Hero
around a wldo open spaco, appropri
ately dovolopod archltoctually and
with flno' avonues rndlntlng to othor
quarters of tho city, aro to bo
grouped tho most monumental edl-
flcos of tho national government, tho
city and tho county, while a mng
nlflcont railway station vory hnpplly
ontora Into tho schomo. Equally Im
portant, and tl)o outcome of most
Oaroful study; Is tho almllnr group
ing of publo buildings In contempla
tion for St. Louis. Piano for bov
oral other loading cities nro now .un
der consideration or in preparation
and tho outlook altogether Is on
couraglng. Sllvostor Baxtor In Char
ltlea and Tho Commons.
52
01
103
131
52
121
05
81
129
89
16
19
Farlow, ., Ashland ....160
Burnett, ., Corvnllls . .150
Long, E., Portland 150
Mllno, J., Corvnllls 160
Andorson, E., Salem 25
Rider, U, S Salem 25
Emmott, A. B., Salem .... 15
Koono, V., Salem '25
Holmes, W. II., Salem . . 15
Lnndors, B Salem 15
Vlodko, O., Snlom 10
Hauser, L Salem 35
Smith, II. O., Portland .. 50
Professional Averages.
Per Cont.
Robertson, W. A.
Wagoner, C &GR
Abrahams, M. . . l. ss
Long, E 86
Barkloy, T. D 836
Sholton, R 836
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Falrniount CImIi Entertains.
On Saturday evening tho Fair
mount club hold a stag card party in
Holman hall and entertained about
30 guests. -Tho evonlng w'aa pleas
antly Bpent by playing cards, boxing
and Bmoktng. Tho Fairmount boya
Intend to havo something doing every
mlnuto this summer in tho social
lino" as well aa tho athletic.
Tho baBeball team will bo mcU
stronger Ahan last year and Manager
Miller is negotiating with. Bovoral
baseball fanB of tho surrounding
towns and expect to have a Bched.ule
of good games for this season. Tho
baseball grounds are being put in
flno condition and improved aud In
a short tlmo tho boys will bo out to
practlco it tho weather permits.
The tennis question la being dis
cussed and as boo a as the ftnancoa
of tho club aro a llttlo stronger a
first class jourt wilt be fitted up.
Tho object of tho club is to main
tain a place whoro tho boya can
8pond tholr oparo tlmo and to pro
vldo somo healthful outdoor1 oxorclso
for thoso who aro obliged to work
indoora.
WHY DON'T YOU
TRY THE BITTERS ''
ami let H pwvo coclHvoly Ha won
derful ability to euro Stomach, Wvcr,
KldHoy or Mowct swdrs? YouMl
bo surprised and wondor why
did not try it sooner. ThoHWMd of
others havo been cured during the
past 54 years. Thoroforo got u bot
tle of tho famous
HOSTOTEfrS '
STOMACH BITTERS
today. It curea Poor Appetite, IloadU
achi, lTAttCHcy, I)y8pcrlAf Ih(H
Uon, CoMs, Grip po awl Kidney We'.
TEA
Not 1 in 1000 who buy
Schilling's Best wants the
money.
Your troctr returni tout neaer If rn 4m'I
Kk Schllllof ' nt: we Dy him.
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Tho Portland Journal building up J
to present dlmonslona In six years la .Tillamook
Hlhr SUto Values.
Tho secretary of stato hits com
piled tho foilowlhg summary of tax
a' 'o lands In tho counties of th
ctate:
Baker 9,094,000.l
Benton ...-. 5.41.910.M
Clackamas 12,934,736.99
Clatsop .. .k. ... ,5,096,398.09
Columbia.. ..... 16,789,656.99
Coos..... 12tG39,332,09
Crook '.... 8,271,893.09
Curry 3,025,124.09
Douglaa 23,680,275.09
Gilliam .. .. ..J.. 5,721,929.09
Grant . .". A . Ai. 3,272,540.0
Harney .. , ..'.. 2,361,745.09
Jackson 22,811,390.09
Jos-phlnd .. .. '. .. 0,054,270,99
Klamath 7,582,950.00
Luk'o ... 3,702,891,0$
Inno ,. ..' 18,450,785.09
Lincoln 2,584,124.09
Linn 20,882,285.09
Malheur 4,353,050.00
Marlon 31,421,553.00
Morrow 7,868,569.00
Multnomah 233,141,058.00
Polk 10,508,620.00
Shormnn
IX n splondld demonstration of tho pos- Umatilla
3,308,010.00
8,187,377.00
42,055,800.43
17.alblll.tle8 of dovolopmont undor tho Union C, 478,577.00
lO.Btlmulus of ontorprlso.
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Chainbcrlniu'H Cough Remedy a
Favorite.
"Wo profor Chnmborlaln's Cough
Remedy to nny othor for our chil
dren," saya Mr. L. J. Woodbury of
....80 Twining, Mich. "It haa also dono
Ellla, H. - 80 tho work for do In hard colda and
Logan, 04.0 - croup, and wd tako pleasure In rocom-
Amntviir Averagt-H. mondlng It." For salo at Dr. Stono'a
Holman .... 873 drug atoro.
Wallowa . .
Waaco ....
Washington
Wheeler . .
Yamhill ..
0,242,305.00
3,320,070.00.
10,592,774.00
l,8S4,871.Cf0
11,700,521.00
Totals $581,658,018.48
o
To Cure Cold in Ohb Day.
Tako LAXATIVE BROMO QulnlM
Tablots. Druggists refund money If
It falls to cure. E. W. GROVB'f
signature on each box 25o.
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DOWNWARD COURSE.
Fast Being Rrnlized by Salem Pco.
pie.
A llttlo backache at first.
Dally increasing until the back la
lama nnd weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow
Diabetes and finally Brlght'a dis
ease.
This Is tho downward courae of
kidney Ilia.
Ddn't tako this course, Follow
tho advico of u Salem citizen.
N. S. Wllllama, of 239 Liberty st.
Salem, Ore.. 8ays: "A numbor of
yoara ago tho doctors told me my
kldneya were In bad shape. I earn.?
west on account of tho trouble.thlnk
lng the change of climate would holn
me, but nothing I did gave me relief
In spite of the ubo of remedies and
medical treatment. On proourlna
Doun's Kldnoy Pljla I found them tha
best medicine I over used. At that
time I got them I waa suffering
from an intense burning Bonsatlon
as If two llvo coals were plaaod di
rectly over the kidneys. After using
two boxo of Donn's Kldnoy Pills, I
did not have the least pain in my
back or trouble with tho kidneys. I
give all credit to Doan'a Kidney Pills
Fpr sale by all dealers. PrIo
60 cents. Fostor-MHburn Co., Buf
falo, New York, sole agents for tho
United Stato.
Remember tho name Doan'
and take no other
Save Your Dollan
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