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wonderment irritable men and women cause surprise.
To enjoy perfect health the body must be built up
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LYMAN WRITE ON
COLUMBIA RIVER
Professor W. I). Lyinnn of dlio
ifl'irtmcnt or history and clvlca oi
Wlltman collide litis a very Intorcst
t( descrlptivo article In a. recoil
l hue of tho Spokoiiimn-Hoylow or
jfonano. tiio nrucio is unuer uio
hptloa ot "Rumbles Along tho Up
fr Columbia," from which tho fol
btlnr. excerpt la taken:
The Columbia rlvor In nearly
UOO miles In length, tho slightly
hrier half being on one sltlo of tho
Isttrnatlonal boundary . Tho 220
Bllti between tho ocean and Thv
WIw U navigable by rlvor stoamar?
el any etzo at all seasons by ubIiir
. tho cnnnl and locks at tho Cascndea.
Uotwoou The Dnllou and Colllo, 17
' mllcn, nro tho moat xqrloua obstruc
tions In tho entire courso of tho
rlvor, with n total fall of 83 foot.
Itoro tho government- Is putting In
cnnnl and locks nnd this great lm
nrovoinont will unlock tho Inland
Empire to tho ocean. To meet tho
present oinorgoncy tho stnto of Ore
gon, with Bomo nsslutnnco from el'r
Izons of our- own state, built thu
Portngo railroad from Colllo to the
big eddy, and by moans of this
freight can bo carried nt n nominal
rnto around tho obstruction.
To mnko tltlj road more effective
a company nt Portland known as tho
Opou Hlyor Transportation- com
pany, Is now engaged in building
Bteamors which, with others already
In oxlstonco, will mako n continuous
connection from Pubco, Prloit
Rapids, Lcwlston nnd othor up
river points to Portland'.
A NiiiuImm of llaplihi.
Thoro nro, howovor, a. numbor of
rapids of which the Umatilla is tho
jmoat fiorloiiB, In that section of tho
rlvor To assist in wotU on these
rapids tho loglslaturo of Washing
on gavo'nn appropriation of 12G,
poo nt Its last floaalon. This has
boon ofllclontly used by tho Unltod
Stntcs englnconi In chhrgo, but tho
work Is not yet cottiploto and It Is n
vltill nccoBBlty (that both fedornl and
state govorumonts make gonorous
npproprlntlous and continuing con
tracts to push this work to n speedy
conclusion.
. With tho Colllo canal and tho var
ious Improvements nt tho different
J rapids completed, tho woctlon of tho
SEPT. M-19
Salem, Ore.
EXCURSION TRAINS
and Special Rates
SEPT. 14-19
Salem, Ore.
OREGON STATE FAIR AND
EXPOSITION FOR 1908
The LARGEST and BEST PACIFIC COAST FAIR
CHILWtKX
5r. Mtb. fJ
IlKSKRVfit) llOXfiS CAN UK HAD IN AW.
VANCK FOR TIIR RACKS
ClIIIiDltKN EDRR
Saturday, JUtlr lJLtLt
Racea six days; commenco Monday.
Fre-o evening ontortalnments.
McElroy's Dnnd and Orchestra,
Prominent, men will speak,
Fancy stock shown dally.
Greatest Ezniblt at any Coast Pair. ' '
Kt tmidlnga all completed. '. ' " V
ki Mil grounds tho flluest, . , . "
w eamphg for thoiisan'da. u ,,
Vtalturl college to hold' meetings. M
Complete Program for Six Days-Two Great Shows Day
rA fcl lUt. C l":. F. trltxtit
Hundred Thousand Oregon People Attend the Fair
and are Better for it.
A ttEEK OF PROFIT FOR YOU! ENJOYMENT FOR THE FAMILY! '
SUMMER SCHOOL TOK ALU t
Rates
J1 Oregon
$tpt 14-19
COME
Low Rates
Salem, Oregon
Sept. 14-19
river between The Dallee and Prleet
Rapids, a distance of about 226
miles more, will be open to contigu
ous navigation.
Prom Priest Rapids to Weaatchee,
about 60 miles, there has sever been
regular navigation, thuogh several
steamers havo made the Journey. But
tho three rapids, Priest, Cabinet and
Rock Island Interpose so serlouB ob
stacles that until some work Is done
on them profitable commercial nav
igation Is not feasible,
The NavJflWo Soctloaa,
Prom Wenatcheo to Brewster on
tho Okanogan, about $0 miles fur
ther, there U and has been for sov
oral years regular steamboat traffic.
8hcn from Brewster to Bridgeport,
20 miles, the river Is navigable,
though thero Ws not beo nregular
traffic, but from that point to Kettle
falls, 80 miles more, Uiere are sev
eral difficult rapids. Though ihe
Journey from Bridgeport to Kettle
falls has been made by setamer sev
eral times, It la necessary that there
be some work In Improving the river
boforo It can bo profitably navigated.
Kottlc falls preHents obstacles which
can bo overcome only by canal and
locks. A few miles above comOB the
Little Dalles, not an Insuperable
obstacle, .though some work would
bo dcslrnblo.
Improving tho CImrbcI.
Prom tho 'ocean to tho LUtlo
Dallen Is a total of over 700mllc9,
broken somewhat, as wo have seen,
by rapids, and with canal and locka
necesaary at threo points, tho Cas
cades, Colllo arid Kettle falls, the
first of which la already accomp
lished. To complete all necessary
Improvements over this distance
would not roqulro any exoetulvo out
lay. If our people, through ithetr
TopresentatlveH In congress, will
keop this thomo constantly beforo
tho government there nocd not bo an
Intorvnl of moro than four or flvo
years till tho great taik is accomp
lished, and then all parts of our In
land Umpire, with their boundlow
resources, will become open to tho
sea. Tho resulting benefits will hi
Incalculable,"
Making Brick Tea la Hahkow.
In the Russian concession at Han
kow, China, thoro are two brlck-tca
fnctorlos which with tho othor two
In tho Brltl h concession are un
doubtedly the most important Indus
trial tnstltutloni of the port. Brick
toa l made from ordinary tea duat.
It is first steamed In- a cotton cloth
bag and then placed In a woolon
mold much th,e samo as Is used for
making ordinary clay bricks, but
strongor and not so deep. Tho mold
is placed under a powerful press nn.l
tho prosfluro is maintained until tho
requisite consistency is reached,
Tho bricks aro then removed and
wrapped up In common white paper.
They aro exported in bamboo bas
kets holding 1 to Wl, plculs (1
plcul equals 133 1-3 pounds). The
Mongolians boforo drinking boll tho
tea so as to get tho most out of It.
This boiling does not Infciro tho
taste, as thoro la no flavor to lose
Tablets' aro made of the vory fine
kinds of toa dust. ,
About 2 ounces of dust in a dry
atate without steaming are poured
Into a steam mold on a cylinder and
put under apresaure'of two tons.
When -the tablet an removed from
tho mold they are wrapped in tin
foil, then In paper, and flaally
packed In tin-lined boxes. The whole
of this export goes to Russia. These
factories which are fitted with costly
modern machinery, employ many
thousands of natives. An idea of
tho importance of this branch o'f the
tea trade may be gained by the total
value of brick and tablet tea which
pasaed througat the customs dur
ing the last ten years, amounting to
moro than $48,000,000.
A Travel laic Maa'a Iteperlear.
"I must tell you say experience or
an east bound O. R. & N. R. R.
train from Pendleton to La Orande,
Or., write Sam A. Garber, a woll
known traveling man. 'I was In the
smoking dtpartmeat with some
ether trevling wen when oae ot them
west oat into the coach and came
hack aad&ald, "There Is a woman
sick uato death la the car. I at once
got up and west eat, found her very
ill with eramp eollc; her hands and
arms were drawn up so you could
not straighten them, and while a
deathlike kek on her face. Two or
three ladies were working with her
and giving her whiskey. I went to
my salt ease aad got my bottle, af
Chamberlain's Colic, Cselera and
Diarrheea Remedy (I never travel
without It), ran to the water taak.
put a double dose ef th medlelae In
the glass, noured some water Into it
and stirred it with a peaell: then I
had quite a time (o get the ladles to
let me give It to her, but I succeeded
I could at ee see the effect and I
worked wKh her, rubbing her hand,
and in 2 minute I gave her another
de. By thw time we were almoet
mte La Orande, where I was to leave
rb train. I gave the battle to the
hnafcaad ta be d In ease a no the
dM should be needed, but by the
tlm the train m Wi U Grande
he wa all right, aad I reeelved the
thanks f awry yaaiewger la the
r.M Fm- m! by Dr. Mom's drug
store.
OLD FOLKS
Dllr need "HaUta'a ReaMr" (N T.MH)inoJH'toUVaihiKJMHii
Matlim ont ot thtlr Jolntat deed II W kp tlttlr Stomach, Llvtr, KMttf
d BowtU la goo4 onlcrt nel It for ho itwuglh ad Ylpjr It kItm.
Let " NATURE'S KEMEIY" le Ymk ItcOr.
Tftk IkbUt now fid Uicni H Will kp roar irtten in oh n4
eondlllon ihM dtiMt cannot uVt hold. Etrr kox U fcaiutaleM
(Ito iMUtMlleti, or h tarchM tilo rttoadpd.
Better Jhan Pills For Liver His
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For SiUo by Capital Drug Co., Z. T. Itlggs, Baleni, Oregon,
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4ITHE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"-
Tenth and Morrbon, Portland, Oregon Ar 1 Armstrong, LL.B., PrlHotfMl
CW occupy two floors' 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive mora calls
for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all
others in quality of instruction. It paya to attend such an institution.
dXSata a Baslaeea Man : " Keep hammerlug away everlastingly on thorough
work. It will win out in the end.' Said aa Ednoatort "The quality of lustra
liou given in your school makes it the standard of Its kind in the Nerthweet'K
COpcn all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free.
Retereaceat Aay bank, aay newspaper, any bualneee iaa la PorUawl.
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PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt attention
to all ordors, gunrantoo ' our
! ! work to glvo satisfaction and '. '.
; to bo up to tho sanitary Htiind- ; )
ard.
I WK WILL UK I'LKASKI)
: ; to oivk KSTiLiTic8
ON CO NT II A OTB
Cull at our shop on Llborlv .
street, back of Rarr's Jewelry ;;
Btoro. Phone GG0.
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O. P. MABON 110X CO.
2-17 Miller St., South Salem, miinu
facturur of nil kinds of boxoa, cratos
arid fruit, dryor accossorlos. IMioar
308. tf
Mq Wing Sang Co.
We make up all ktnda of wrnppotii
and whlto undorwoar, waists nnd kt
roonas and skirts; all kinds of
gontlotnon's and ladloa' furnlihltig
goods; all klnda of silks and dress
goods; Iiobo, suits, pants, ovurnllo
blankets, nockwoar, matting, china
ware, trunks, ombroldory nnd luct
etc.
:KM S. Coinnierclttl St, Salem, Ot.
Saiem Fence Works
Headquarters for Wove Wke
FencU.
Poultry Netting, Picket, Qates,
Malthoid Hooting, P. & O, lleadj
Roofing, gcreea Doors aad Ad
Juatable Wli.dow Screens.
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Drug Store
The only cash drug store la Of :
gun, owes no owe, aad aa awej
It; carries Jarv etoek; Ma shelve,;
counters and show casea are toadadl
with dim , wediolaeii, aoitoaa, taiWt '
article, wnea and IkaMm of alt
kinds for wullcinal pwraeisa. Dr.
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tcia, ana aa kua laaay years 01
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