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the French amblrsador, rrpr.aariiBg
the splnlth government.
liosTILiriEs ORDERED STOPPED.
Washington. Aug. i2.-sccrttary ~.
ger has cah.Di orders 10 an military
cwn1nd'rf thHf tho protocol of u.lra
has been s.gHed ana TO ccan h0aiuI.
Washington, Aug i2.-N 1880 O'Clock
the French Ambassador received La dis
patch riNInr him full authorization o.
HHn ihn protocol.
AZ 2.'n D. no. the French embassy
had received thn full instruction. ana
authorization respecting tn SIGNING
N lhn protocol ana ten minute lutHr
VI, Thlohaul secretary n the ombtesv.
started Tor the state department whore
~ h1l lu appointment FOR the sNacu-
t1u uf the instrument
Secretary Day at $3.50 y. M. icft the
stint" department ana went ~ Tho
White House to learn the Presidents
wI'hH nH 90 personal ATTENDANCE az tn
signing m the peace protocol, n. THE.
hnut remaining IN Mr. Days unlcG
awaiting hts return.
Secretary Day and Ambasfador
CamhUn Joined the President NJ tho
White House at 1865 y. m. 10 slgn the
PROTOCOL
Wellington. Aug i2.-whon the
m0ml"rH ~ the cabinet assembled nt
The REGULAR Friday session t0dny most
or them expected 90 have ihe signed
protocol placed before them f,r o1n-
ndrrfI1n. They were Disappointed.
however, for authority had not yet
como from Madrid for ~ Camb1n's
HlrnHiur..
C0na0u unntiy there was Far icas In.
tor0ai DOB Tho cabinet meeting Than had
been anticipated. Secretary Day said
that beyond tho press disphteh0r from
Mndrli DO had not been advised VI
tho action ~ the Spanish cabinet
When asked n u was likely that
special se.s'Hn NJ the cabinet would fol-
low Tho signing " the protocol. he re-
piled that he ana not know. hut ne
could now ore No rs1spn why q special
session would b. necessary The Pres
idcnt. while lacking pfficil advice OF
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rru,rnA ms nrLArlvrs-
rh., live in chicago Admiral win Ir-
nnrc rianco's stricturcs.

uWFr ltltnfoA NNfNN"hNHs
chicago. AUG. 1.-THE Times'lIeraid
says; 81. -.,.-. .,
.ii,ls I'm Chirts1 before he returns
y, gpsIn Mr.. and Mrs. Luc.us M tha
.it Who gave dinner Tor Che Cas-
/ t1f,r r8mmiuder and The officers 10
/ IN. d..f ,tt the Maryland 10 Annapolis
Tturrity. won't cast Tor tho grproal
| ,.urr.r. " urrinm N'm f1
| chicago ns soon as peace Negotiations
/ release him. ,.....,
/ c'rver,. HesWos being q relative Uf
! Admiral Cfrvor1. Mrs. inr'n' ~ N
| kr1wn 10 many other officers Of the
] nant. having utldr thNlr acultlH.I
I 'hrsurh har father. Admiral BuIuDs.
Whl was stationed Tor many years at
Havana.
preas from Washng,nn says.
Admiral Corv,m AMI q numn.r 1i ~
officers. VINO are nav rriflntrf 40 Co.,"
naval acado my az Annlu1lls. were ln-
trvi.wrd AZ the railroad uIt'1r loo
Annapolis FOR the nra, slime s'rrn their
arrival ADMIRAL Cprvcra was reserved
In hls comments hut hs Officers were
moro ouiep1kcn. An wgrc vry gtliD-
fu flr The treatment which th0y have
received.
admiral ccrvcra heard flr Che first
tima apparently. OF inc all.g . tolC-
gram which Captain General iitnco ls
slid tn have sent 60 Madrid 'lrc and
nf.fr the defeat ~ The Meet. asking f,r
Cdrvarl's removal and pron0unclng
tim Incapable.
u have known nothing Of g." ho de-
clarod ~ nlanco occupies his time
in iraduclnr me. I will pay no attcn-
tion o. him. I will have nothing 10 10
with that kind Of a man"
"Why do you NOT Justly yourself
now before The people % this country
un1 Spling" was asked. "it might
nn.ct your reception On your return"
~ have no fears hs % my reception
In spain" replied the admiral. "Aftor
80 ih'H is over there viii be- a council
which viii clear up everything. I ala
my duty up 90 the last moment ana
have no fears aa tn what tho verdict
0f the people viii be-"
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Toledo. o., Aus li-Nelson Trefry
NJ this city leaves IN q few days Tor
Porto lllco, under the government
contract Ia begin experiment on dis
covrry VI yellow fever preventative.
Trpfry has satisfied tho agricultural
department that peculiar plant
which be- discovered In South Amcrl-
Gu and which natures IN thirty days
Nul prevent fever Infection Ia the
vicinity where grown.
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h LOOKS At HOME.
, nstp the PHILIPPINES INTACT


aast. affnaI
,y- q 10 O. m.-The quo
n .,,rs. Of the protocol
Id i'e A-- ..tf.H nnl lti
= br hn'f ,a.t..fy an.
4 svrIa.t.y 1nl ="
.. -.r.rnm.lt d. now CONE
y " .t. ftutiIln flr iht
h h' D .t. v..t.uau.
faf 10 iI.al'". s..f,...
I .srttrf 90 II.' in'' ''
1870 mupI.i. af indl-
. ...t.,..na af thc protocol.
J. pr .s.s Erection. "a
A ffi Hl N 10
Z note has 1O.n .s'''' ~
,f In. opinion
= ''i.n -t ,b. ytr
d nlat edii'h i.i''
II ...tbifuIW arrived. ne i ''
d.. .rr.re. mont ~ details
$3.50. vaIi bs mar.
I, fHih'I iN t.s.. D..
q fttn.na.Hua SPAN Mi.l
III Or aNHI. 'NH ..s .s
y y. phl.Fr.H.a. 81 Wnl.ii
+. llHfl 40 iI.'I'.iI .n' '. y.
a lts reforms 700"
Ed 90 tnU eva. i''lN y,
"A nril li. ls WV N' N.A '
IA army be- allowed % l.i',l
~ ri hli .,n
ri'f FIil n'i sun ~ ll'
"A A Oh nl. h.gh 49,
ID 3 ru|t1na .
n r.fir fgfafi in 'n. 'un.u
M ln.iri S,i..' refuses l'
~ slu.n Wlll gnl lNlt 20 aI.
4 d 'h cuban treasury 20 pay
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Bunalo. n. y, Aug, ie.-Charlss ~.
Wilson, manager and secretary lf n.
Hawthorne Athlstic club. slIl today
that Doc would continue 90 make prrp-
aDtiInH Tor rhe Clrhsft- Mccoy COM
test regardless ~ the letter read az me
ministers meeting yesterday in which
'hs HhHrln declared his Intention Co
HtIn iho night
Mr.. Wilson SAIL that he anticipated
iuf. such % fuss Ind had secured mo
best lUEnl advice IN Now York and this
city ana IN not one Instance hls the
club violated law and % DOES not ln.
tend 20 violate any
ll6 says that tha question has been
aired in court ana chat no lawyer
would be foolish enough 20 nrht the
case over again, Inc only harm tia
can come 30 the club IL that % few out-
Of-tnwn people may be scared away.
80 effort viii bf made 90 uvtdH the
law. II 10 not necessary. Mr. Wilson
HayH.
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ia Mr.. Butler. mo stray packages
SUI e1rttrsd nor was anything of value
,.t., from the express messenger"
NJ Butlcr icft thls mornlng for st.
Inn to Investigate the robbery AZ
~ "a known by the local oinc.nls. 900
ace Of the robbers has as yet been
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The President;

May / not ask you IN the name and
behalf OF tho 10000 men of this com
mand 10 visit Il while q ls stun lntaot9
There ls much 10 Boz said showing how
beneficial and needed such a visit Is,
hut you will appreciate better than l
can ten the disappointment and conne-
quent depression many men must feel
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vi BOT he Done To- the Peninsula -.
Easta Talks ~ cui..

York. AUG Tho Tribune
y ih following Dispatch frum
y ilI correspondent at Madrid.
fufnInF question wa every orst
. iHW that ihH war IN over liz.
~ ihH altitude % fhs arm,
among whom Gauerii plIt.
ahdH Urih ls Pho solo out ana
mplon uf thr dynasty. % neral
4 remains ihr sphinx ~ ths ~
opposition. HitIHlug o. FrIup
hH banner aIl discomfort u
h,i hrr clrl.Fia republican,
1909. Dug careful Inyrs.Irl.
, That ihH uruinH I'd fhIs
4 iHuIaurtr although noisy. ars
pm HalHiIlH caused WIN
lrumuIIUUr DrY.I
\ %. HhII. soldiers under hIa
: q h.fu unpaid. have. fortir.
eli.n. rH1lly diminish.
y N.lI.fa ur Hte.
4 liihiIH Hnl Generals. nntriy all
Z otr ihe.r advancement fS
y ihr Philippine Dr cpl,,
a''aI1 from committing
W any political plrv
y l' rron with aueh pr5.
A .nHl'riH aH Am|rtrf4s, I
y Che present ciptsI1
~ Ailui VINO. IKE ths go .
ttAtiHg events.
evident that the first
IA y ir 500 boz NOD t1 dim, .
nlft ihg permanent MIL /
hn.nt NJ tho country ~ I
elslstt r.roFnis b. /.
4 v'er.rE scope 90 the amy
I lNt'r flr several thlul,tt
, muF soon return b.m'
M creation VI now r1si,
.sily sIau aup,lptp..,
Al''..Iy ~ Hu hi air..5,,
'.l Ih. lr.n NJ public epIr
l'r Illustrated M IN. F'i
IN. nll oy ssnUr sar,gta
& 1st tho conmi,if,,
.'uH nj knowing ky XIV
4, '.,a lHl ih phli|pDI1'.
~ ih' United state 49,.
,- Obstacles Wkl.b H.,
'HW. Do WIN h. III t,,r
our policy fl 40 .5"
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ENTITLED 10 a NArIOS's GRAFT
TIDE,
so says President MCKINLEY Of Troops Not
Called 10 the Front.

Washington. Aug i2-1'he follow
Ing 0mcIal correspondence between
President Mckinley ana Gen. Breck-
Inrldra. 100 which the President pays
tribute 10 the troops who could not b.
day:
Chlckamauga Park. Ga.
Aug. 10. 1893
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h'ihoiaG0stp,,,,.,

No -ThI T7mrs nv,
p, Gadasir q zen Wy ~, e n.
! VA ,5 vbo. at.sSr 1 q en-. q
! i 1sli,y, iris' IN '' 20 ID 9'2th
4 .tis,s.. '''' Dr. co'Ioa. Vas Va
N y y' 'sl I, 5ai' 81. o. 5.i niigo
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especially the sick when they ioln.d
wi l10r fur purpose and hove done
much i1 show th0ig readiness ANA
Won ih.n H tn servo their country Iu
inr h.h, but nnd themselves leaving
lnt mNiiufN service without hIttfr
on clmpt.gu. an who a.. ih 100 must
iec'En'sg thair mrf and personal Iu-
u You VIII encourage 900 NJ you
'ih hnd im- o. r.v.H tAy command.
bHECEtNUiDgE.
Major General Commanding.
Following Dr. The President rHpi,.
Executive Mansion. Wtshu-tln.
August ii. isls.
Major General ur.ck.ntiiea. rb.cEt.
muuE4, Cas-
NOu'y.ng o. your Invitation. tar Go
say shat 20 would give me eH. ne uI.lH.
ur' i' HuUH hy U.rHluIf 81. .t f1
,hlch inIuGi Park mN h.h .HIII ur
inc ANN.I troops Uf NNHI command WIN
70 pHiuHiDllly responded iI ih. cam
Tor NUIaH .HsH and who hIt. boon fHr
ulW1iIH ui tWu months mHEuu i.HIs
tlr Hni .IN.U. and a.orur. ih. uauu-
uy might require.
My. duI.a. however. VIII NOT admit
Time
The highest tribute hat r1u bD Maid
% Che nnli."r r. 90 Say thHf Do. .ff.UtUI
Ole fu'l duty Tho n.Id uf uu.y HI.t.r.
mined hy hH government and wherever
th1t chlucuH 90 b' lH thn place uf hln-
uf
Ail have haipad Goo thc great cause.
WH. ihnr In r1mu Hr battle Hul WHOM
r.IO" UImDH. 900 win boz DuuiiHI tH lAs
uut.nuu gratitude.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that bids for
replanking $50 llIeal feet of the west
approach OF the steel bridge across
the Willamette river, at the foot OF
Center street, will be received at the
office of the county clerk Of Marion
county, state of Oregon, until O'Clock
p. m. of the Sth day Of September.
1898. The planking to be 4 inches
thick, 10 inches wide and IS feet long.
The successful bidder TO have all
the old plank taken from west APP
proach.
The right reserved to reject any or
all bids.
Said work to be completed during
the month Of October 1898.
BY order of the county courts Of
Marion and Polk counties, and the
city council Of the city Of Salem, state
of Oregon.
w. w. HALL.
County Clerk of Marion County.
d&w -2w
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q LONDON, Aug. Is. The Madrid cor
respondent of the Times, says:
The fall of Manila so quickly after
the signing of the peace protocol has
caused profound disappointment in
ministerial circles. The ca abinet to-
day discussed the probable conse.
quences. Similar disappointment is
felt by the public generally At the
news from Porto Rico, but no ATTEMPT
was made To conceal the dsagreeable
fact.
The press frankly records the en-
thusiastic reception of the Yankees
by the grateful natives.
The lethargy of the public is due to
a loss of confidence in the government.
and there is no doubt that politicians
as class, for the moment, are thor.
oughly discredlted in the opinion Of
the masses.
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OREGON STATE NEWS.

Mitchell - The quarantine whlct
has been In force for 30 days here OF
account OF an epidemic OF measles
has been removed, the disease having
been stamped out.
b. ID. Paine was accidentally shot
ia the hip this afternoon by a young
man, Awith a z2-calibre rifle. The
wound is only flesh wound and is not
likely to prove very troublesome.
Cresswell-1uesday, while helping
to set up threshing machine, Chas'
jackson, aged sixteen, had his head
caught between two timbers, from
the effects Of which he died Wednes-
day morning,-Eugene.
Baker City-On Monday.afternoon
the farm cottage of Chas. Balm, three
and one. half miles south Of this city.
near the Bowen ranch. caught fre
from detective nue and the build.
with all of its contents, was destroyed.
Fossil-The hottest day ever ex-
perienced here was Wednesday Of
last week, when the mercury climbed
to Ill In the shade. 1t was 102 Sun
day, 102 Monday, andil06 on Tuesday,
says the Journal.
Pendleton-Stealing wool is a fav-
Orite pastimc with Pcntleton thieves
fHhaxr pfaa1 gapE= n "a
time from the warehouse, and sell it
wherever they can. Two Of these
thieves we're caught the other day but
escaped before being lodged in jail.
The Dalles-Tuesday r. II. Guthrie
shipped l3 carloads Of stock sheep to
Dakota. He says'he will send all his
sheep to that state, as the ranges in
Wasco and Sherman counties are be-
coming exhausted.
Kamela-The cOroner's jury that
Investigated the death of E. NJ.
Corey, whose body was found in
pool near here. a few days ago, re-
turned verdict that he came to his
death by being drowned, after pro-
tracted spree.
Freewater-The general merchan-
disc stores Of Nelson Manela and j.
w. Arnold, destroyed by fire Satur-
day night. The postoilce was To-
Gated IN ArnOld's store, Manela's
loss is 1850, with $3.50 insurance,
while Arno'd's is 1920, with about
5000 insurance. The origin of the
ire is not known.
Eugene-One Of the new bridges
,uilt across Row River for the county |
las collapsed and gone down within
he past week. The bridge had a 90
oot span and 'was truss pattern.
cannot be speedily repaired or
eplaced the new highway to Bohemia
ill be somewhat impaired.
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back in l849, but it was not until In
1868 that the small cut showing Bis.
marck with his left hand raised and
his first finger and thumb extended
appeared-a rather insignificant
sketch, but one now famous, for the
reason that it was the first to bring
heirs into prominence, and TO make
them characteristic of the man.
From thaG time the three hairs have
been associated with his caricatures,
says Henry w. Fischer, in "Bismarck
in Caricature," in HARPER's WEEKLY
for August 13, and his retirement
from public life in 1890, was shown by
an affecting cartoon, where the great
ex- chancellor, grip-sack in hand, and
his famous dog at his side, is about to
say farewell to the public press forever.
lie hesitates at the doorway, and re-
Turns to the comic editor the three
hairs, saying that, as he has no further
use for them, the cartoonist had better
keep them for memento,
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$Ioo Reward $Ioo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
peen aole 10 cure u all its stages, and
that Is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being n
constitutional disease, requires a con.
stitutional treatment Hairs Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon the blood and mucous snr-
faces of the system, thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease ana
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing It's work. The pro-
prletors haye so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
rails TO cure. Send for list of testi.
Address, f, j. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, o.
~ Sold by druggists, 75c.
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Your friends may smile
But that tired feeling
Means danger. 1t
Indicates impoverished
And impure blood.
This condition may
Lead to serious illness.
1t should be promptly
Overcome by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Which purifes and
Enriches the blood,
Strengthens the nerves,
Tones the stomach,
Creates an appetite,
And builds up,
Energies and vitalizes
The whole system.
Be sure to get
Only Hoods.
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Nobody need have Neuralgia. Get DIR. Miles
Pain Pilin from druggiRts- Zone cert a dossf

Albany-The Catholic church here,
which has been rebuilt into hand
some ediiice, was dedicated Wednes-
day. The sermon was preached by
Archbishop Gross, and there were ln,
posing services throughout the day.
Many Visitors, including several
priests from Oregon and Washington,
were present. The church Is beautl.
fully finished in native Oregon woods,
aud has pipe organ, purchased at a
cost of $500.
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The Northern Pacific

Railroad still continues the ponulor
route f0reastern travel and now that
summer Is opening up it becomes more
SO IMAM ever. The pleasant and com
Portable accommodations Furnished
passengers are proYerbial and need nn
lnentlOn.The quick time made, without
change OF cars IS universally known
Inc road traverses the most mapnifj-
cent belt of country in the World
every mile furnishing constant seen
cry attractive and interesting. So
that the traveller goes through withS
ouI fatigue and reaches the i0urnevis
END without realizing distance, XII
hrough Washington, Idaho, Montoann
Dakota. Nebraska and the otIar
states, the eye is feasted with scene.
pleasing and impressive, while n9
SAND storm, suffocating atmOsnhere m np
other demoralizing discomfdrts are re-
met with. For tickets and full mar
tlculars call on N' par
THOMAS, WATT s. co, |
NO 20 Commercial street, in tSo
formerly occupied by Dan +
bry,S drug store, Salem, Or. "a" =
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For forty-one years Bismarck flour
ished IN business caricature, and
there is no doubt but that it was this
aggressive caricature that was the
initial element Of publicity that
presented to the world at large his
character as a statesman, with all OF
bis faults and some of his qualities
exaggerated.
The first notice by the comic papers
enjoyed by Bismarck occurred away
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FFOM A SUFFERER.
How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone
Healed After IS Years.

How a. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone
Healed After IS Years.
CHEHALIs, wash, April 8, 1898.
DR.. j. H, Cook, Salem, or:
received your letter and was glad
To hear from you. You want TO know
how my leg is getting along. 1t is
all right; the flesh is growing out over
the shin bone and Is turning white.
IL Is not straight yet, but l think it
VIII be as straight as the other leg
when warm weather comes on. l can
work most Of the time. The other
doctors told me l could never be
cured without splitting it and scrap
Ing the bone, but they are mistaken.
IL Is getting we'll without cutting or
scraping, so they Go not know as much
as they thought they did, but you are
all right, for you have done just what
you said you could do. | will answer
any questions you ask about my leg,
Very truly yours,
A. COOPER.
Dr. Cooks Office lis at 30l Liberty
street, Salem
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CA - TO ErA.
Sears the II The Kind You Ha@ AlSays Bought
signature ct &<hA2zz:1

"lih'nk Dewitt's Witch Hazel S,lye is The
hnest preparation on the market for niles .
80 writes lehn {. Dunn, of Wheeling w
Va. Try II and you will think the same
Il also cures eczema aud all skin diseases
Stone Drug Store.
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Eats Almost Anything.

was a sufferer from indigestion
and could eat scarcely anything with.
out suffering great distress. 1 was
also troubled with headaches. | be.
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and il
helped me wonderfully. L can now
eat almost anything | wish, without
Distress"
MRS. ANNA STUDY.
Sylvan, Wash.
Hoods Pills are the favorlte family
caGlartic. Easy TO take, easy to
operate, 25c.
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Drink a sleeping of Mokio Tea peiora retiring
at night and see how soundly You will sleee
ana no" I"yously you will awake in the
morning Il supplies food for the blood
while you sleep, produces a clear and beauti-
full complexion, aad cures constipation ana
sick headache. Lunn x Brooks. drnogis,
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the Chief Burgess of fMilesburg. Pa.. saw,
l'eWlIIs lItle Early Risers are The best nils
DC ever used IN his family during forty yearS
! mouse keeping They cure constipation
SICK headache and stomach and liver ,toubls
drug store. S'oNe
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Moki lea positively cures sick heajaeLe
indigestion and constipation. A deIiah,ini
drink. Removes all enptions of ,hs Sim Inn
producing perfect complexion, Or mone, r.,
landed IS cents and so cents. Iup5 A
Brools, druggists ''"" 4"
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~ Sold by druggists, 75c.

The editor Of the Evans City, Pa. Globe
writes. Zone Minute Cough Cure is riebtI,
named. It cured my children after ali o,ba,
remedies failed. " It cures coughs. colds anj
all throat and lung troubles. Stone Dmo
Store. 's
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Boat Stolon,

A white row boat with double oar
locks and my name on bow, was
taken from Trade street landing,
August II or rs. Any information
leading TO recovery Of same will be
rewarded.
3 lStf JOHN SAVAGE. JP.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Sick headache, biliousnesS, constipation ord
all liver and stomach troubles can he ouicLiy
cured by using those famous little pills knoy1
as DeWiIls Little Early Risers. They are
pleasant 10 to be snd never gripe. Stone Dme
Store. lug
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SiSh headache absouaIe,y anl pefmaa. p,l,
cue d by using Moki Tea A pleasant Nv
uilnk Cures constipation and jpdiqest,o,'
maNes you e't, sleep, work and happy' S,t'
,>lAe''Sh guaranteed os money bach &c AMI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Bob Moore, OF LaF yelte, Ini, says thai
Tor constipation he has found DeWius mi,
Ea'ly Risers to be perfect. They never rnne
iy them ior stomach and liver trosbles
Stone Drug Store. ''''''sS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19
OARs
q a 90 II - RIA
Bears tho 4, The Kind You Haze Always BOUGHT
''''a'''' Of &xNZzIZ<

DYSPEPSIA can be cured by using Acker's
4ypeps'a Tablets. One little tablet will
give immaculate relief or money refunded
Sold IN handsome tin FOXES at aSc. Lunn &
brooks druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

-, thousands Of persons have been cured "A
dlieS by using DeWht's Witch Hazel ST.
4. heals promptly and cures eczema ami All
Stone Drug Slooe. ''''s''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Aeker's English Remedy Win stoo a
cough at any time, and will cure The worS,
cold in twelve hours, or money refunded
sSe and sec. Lunn 4 Brooks druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Aeke''s Dyspepsia Tablets are soil on n
hoSitiVe guarantee. Cures heartburn, raising
Oft he Hood distress after eating on anv Lrd,
OF dySpepSla One little tablet piyss inn
mediate relief, sSe and and soc. -unn a
Brooks, druggist,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Secretary Alger Is u politician with
n record and "barrel," who has
cherished, and is supposed to still
cherish presidential ASPIRATIONS,
and whose chief, II not only known
Recommendation for the otiice which he
holds is the lIberality with which he
responded 10 the demands for ''the
sinews Of war" during the last presl
DENTAL oampalgn.- Balmorc sun.
lIndl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-08-19

Il, L. Blanks, OF Iewisyille, Texas, writes
that one box of DeWitt's Wien Hazel Salye
was W rih $1,000 10 him 1t cured his piles
OF ten years standing, lie advises Others 10
Il. 1t cures eczema, skin diseases and oh
tinate sores. Stone Drug Store.