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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
Refugees Report That the
British Have Beaten
Them at Mafeking.
BOERs SUSTAIN LOSSES.
Dtsnatches Which Were Delayed in
fermentation Bring News of Fight
ing North of NIafeking = British
XIII Beers at Kimberleys

Kimberley, Oct. 17.-(By Associated
Press IAN armored train, while re-
connoitering near Spytfontein, engag-
ed the Beers, killing five and wounding
seven. The British had no losses.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
Repulsed at Matching.

Lorenzo, Marques, Oct. 17.-(By Asso-
ciated Press.)-Refugees from the
Transvaal report that the Beers have
been repulsed at Mafeking, sustaining
heavy Losses.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
DRIVEN FROM poRAc.
Filipinos Are Mado to Move by Colonel
Bell

Manila, Oct. 17.-(By Associated
Press. )-Colonel Bells regiment moved
from it's position northwest OF Bacolor
this morning and drove the enemy
out of Porac. One American was killed
and one wounded. The Filipinos lost
a number of killed and wounded.
Manila, Oct. 1s.-(By Associated
Press. Gen. Otis has received mes
sagss purporting to have come from
the insnrgent General Pho Del Pillar,
offering to sell out his army and de-
liver Aguinaldo into the hands of the
Americans. Although he is not salts
fed that the offer is authentic, it is not
intrinsically improbable. Otis is firmly
set against buying any surrenders.
Pillar offers for $4,000 to refrain from
attacking Manila; for S25o.O0O to sur
render his army after sham battle;
for S5oo,oco to procure the overthrow
Of the instruction and the capture of
Aguinaldo, Palermo and the other lead
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
NIafeking Hoists White Flag.

London, Oct. 1s.-By Associated
Press.)-A Pretoria special reports
that the white flag is hoisted at Mefe-
king. The correspondent does not
know whether the town intends to sur
render or not.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-10-19
Has Not Surrendered.

London, Oct. Icy Associated
Press. IA Pretoria special dated at
noon yesterday says: After few
shots fred at Matching, the white flag
was hoisted.A Boer party,bearing flag
of truce, was sent to inquire whether
the town has surrendered. No definite
reply was received. The Boer messen-
ger was detained six hours and then
released.
Another dispatch says: 1.-THE Boer
Krupp batteries are now covering the
town. Military engineers can be seen
laying temporary railroad which will
probably be used in armored train de-
Tense, by the garrison
War OMee bulletin.
London, Oct. 1s.-(By Associated
Press. 1.-The war office has issued the
following: News has been received
from Sir George Stewart White, com
handing in Natal, anticipating move
ment of the Boer forces across Drakens-
berg. The movement is already re-
ported from several quarters and is
likely. to be continued Oct. IL, in which
case some of them might be expected
" aaiiS az boddl DdHh luaU Dlplp.
They will probably come in contact
with our cavalry betWesp Ladysmitn
and the passes of DraAl&hsbffg.s L.
ION the north, the Hoers forcss from
1ngagene are advancing, acao1nta MED
by a few. batteries of artillery. On
Rufralo river the Boefs fosH
are moving towards tie Varssfsfide--
rokes drifts. Our cavalry rem aims yir
s s5s ossase az Fss FSRs a's
are said to manifest an attitude hostile
to the Beers. They may neutralize a
certain number of Boer forces"
Want sIen ana Money.
London, Oct. 1s.-(By Associated
Press.)-A supplementary army .sti-
mate has been issued asking the house
of commons to vote ap additional 3d.
600 men and s5o,OOo,ooo in consequence
OF the situation in South Africa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
cATARRH OF STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ef
iectual Cure for II.

A Pleasant, Simple, But Safe and Ef.
ieetual Cure for 1t.
Catarrh OF the stomach has long
been considered the next thing TO in
durable. The usual symptoms are "A
full or bloating sensation after eating
accompanied sometimes with sour or
watery rlsings, a formation Of gases.
causing pressure on the heart and
lungs aud dinlcult breathing; head
aches, tickle appetite, nervousness and
a general played out, laupud feeling.
There ~ often a foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue aud il the in
terior OF the stomach could be seen IL
would show a Shiny, innamed condl-
tiOn.
: The cure OF this common and OBJ
stinate trouble is found in treat.
menJ which causes the food TO be
readily, thoroughly digested before II
mas time To ferment aud irrItate the
delicate mucOus surfaces OF the
stomach. To secure a prompt and
healthy digestion is the one necessary
I thing To do aud when normal diges-
tion is secured the catarrhal condl- |
tion will have disappeared.
According 10 Dr. Harlapson the
safest aud best treatment is 10 use
after each meal tablet, composed of |
Dlatase, Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nux
Golden Seal aud fruit acids. These
tablets eau now be found at all drup
stores under the name OF Suart,s |
Dyspepsia Tablets aud not being a
patent medicine eau be used with
perfect safety aud assurance that
healthy appetite and thorough al.
gestion viii follow their regu ar use
after meals
Mr., ~, j, Booher OF 27l0 Dearborn
ST., Chicago, H., writes: "Catarrb is |,
local condition resulting from a neg.
leeled cold In the head, whereby the |,
lining mem0rahe OF the nose becomes
lnnamed aud the poisonous dlscbar,e
'hefetrom passing backward into the
IhroRt reaches the stomach, thus nro.
duelng catarrh OF the stomach. Msdi.
cal authorities prescribed for me- for
three years for catarrh of stomach
W'tnoutc cure, but today am the han.
pest of men after using only one hay
OF Stnarts Dyspepsia Tablets. lean.
not nnd appropriate woaGs toexp,ess
any good feeling and sound rest from
their use. "
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets Is the
safest preparation as well AS the
simplest aot must convenient remed,
Ior any form OF indigestion. catarr6
y stomach olllousness, sour stomach
heartburn and bloatiog after meals
Send for little book mailed free nm
,'omaeh troubles. by addres>inr
stuart 90, Marshall, Mich. Tbe
ao'ets can be founi az an aruv stores '
slal5llsos2sl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
A SOLDIERS MONUMENT.


The proposition 10 appropriate
$1,000 toward monument for those
who offered their lives 10 the recent
war with Spain raises the question
whether a military honor OF this kind
ought be conferred at public expense
upon any particular class OF soldiers
BY all means let us erect them d
monument. Let US rear a noble altar
10 the heroes who unselashly serve the
nation on the field Of battle, or on
board the battleship. Let us say to
The generations growing 10 citizen
ship and 10 the men aud women who
have sent their loYed ones 10 the front
that We esteem their Yalor at the
front aud appreciate their sacrhc 3
at homo. Hut ia so dolug let US not
forget 10 honor all our military aud
naval heroes, living or dead, not alone
Of this war, but Of all wars for the
preservation OF our country.
When We erect a soldiers monu-
ment With public money, let u not
be for the heroes OF Santiago aud
Manila alone, but the heroes from
bull Run 10 Appomattox, for the
heroes OF ChepuItepec aLd Mexico, for
the pioneers Of border warfare with
the antagonists Of Great Britain az
New Orleans 10 1872, aud the minute
man al Valley Forge In 1870.
A soldiers monument should com
memoTate the deeds Of martial yalor
Of all the nations heroes, FROM the
iouueation Of i,s independence TO the
latest aehiesmenls OF American glory
II should be for the soldiers aud sail
ors' the nurses aud ohsplains, those
who helped az home as we'll as those
who enlisted N 80 forth 70 battle. A
soldiers monument erected by the peo.
pie should stand foE the patriotism OF
.he whole people,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14

DR.. Mitchell says in diff
cult cases ofAnemia, he adds
cod-liver oil half an hour
after each meal and he likes
to use it in an emulsion ; that
he has watched with grow
ing surprise some listless,
feeble, creature gathering
flesh, color and wholesome
ness of mind and body from
this treatment.
"Scott's Emulsion" is cod
liver oil combined with hy-
pophosphites. 1t ItregenerateS
tissue, invigorates the nerves
and brain, enriches the blood
and adds fat and strength.
SO. and 500, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14

lal duties 10 the second district were
more than the presiding Judge could
discharge. IL II we'll known fact
among attorneys that, nOtwlthstand-
ing the increase 10 population, there
ls less litigation than there was half
a dozen years ago, and there Is prom
lse OF further decline rather than In
crease. Under such circumstances
any plan 10 decrease the territory Of
the second judicial district is nonsen ,
slcal. 10 Is without a single claim for
the support Of members from the
counties that reside ln the second or
any other judicial district.
The occasion for the bill Is q
wrangle between friends Of the two
judges In the third district, INVOLVING
proposed adjustment Of Judge Boise
and his department. Some claim that
there IL need In the district for two,
and others but for one Judge. To
settle this dlficulty. rather than as
an act Of public necessity Is the true
object OF the measure for attacking
the boundaries OF the second district
IL Is principle that ought not % be
cirried Into legislature. II the third
district has too many Judges,one ought
20 be abolished. II not, the friends
Of these judges ought 20 be made 10
behave themselves, and 20 leave
things as they are. The desire 20
change something that now already
exists seems 10 be mania OF leglsla-
lures. 10 becomes 40 extrayagant
that bills without intelligence and
without excuse find way Into leglsla-
tive bodies. The practice ought 10 be
ended and law and laws be made
stable by Promptly voting down all
measures that saYor OF frlyollty or
folly. The bill aboge referred o.
should be the llrst % be punctured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
LEGISLATIVE ROUTINE.
Both Houses Working on Regular Rou-
tine Order Of Business.
nousE-MoNDAY y. NJ,


tine Order Of Business.
HousE-MoNDAY pm.
Secretary OF state was authorized
10 construct such additions 20 the
speakers platform as may be neces
sary TO accomodate the exercises
Tuesday.
On motion OF williamson the vote
by which =. -. No. 2, the Portland
DILL was passed, was reconsdered, and
10 will come up again later,
Gray introduced resolution that
each member be furnished with n
copy OF the session laws Of 1893 aud
copy Of the history OF the early ln-
dian wars. Adopted.
Tie governor has slgned house bills
number 40, 2ll, $40, 2eO, 1906, %
and 3S.
The senate resolution, that the leg.
islatiye assembly shall have the power
10 oproyld for the election OF state
printer, was received and referred 10
committee on resolutions.
NILS PASSED.
=. II. 23l. Howe, TO incorporate the
city Of Carlton, Yamhlll county,
5, u. Ia. Kelly, to amend the charter
OF the city OF Brownsville.
S. Il. ls3. Kelly, 10 amend the charter
OF the city Of Lebanon, Linn
county, Oregon,
S' Il. 2l9' Mitchell, 30 Incorporate the
city OF Moso, In sherman county,
Oregon.
y H. s22. Smith, 10 incorporate the
city OF Burns, Harney county.
$, y, TOE, Mitchell, to incorporate
Dalles CITY.
H. ID Sis. FoTdney, to incorporate the |
city Of Enterprise, wallowa |
county, Oregon,
s. d, 226, Dufur, 10 Incorporate the
town OF Dutur,
D. H. sss Preostel, to amend charter
ofcity of Weston, Oregon.
FAILED 10 PASS.
y u, lil, Daly Of BENTON, 20 provide
ior state board OF text book
commissioners.
Just oefore Adjournment, the
speaker gave notice that there will he
4 Republican caucus Ia one the com.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14

tennlal bowling 70 The most obnoxious
Of ell trusts Of a trust ridden age
When Washington, Montana and
Idaho 10 the north and east Of US gel
textbooks from 25 TO 40 per cent
cheaper than we do UNDER THE
COMMISSION PLAN, and Califor-
MIA prints her own textbooks 40 about
half what onrpeople pay shall the house
OF Representatives in the face Of these
facts continue the present expensive,
corruptlng, irresponsible system for
slx years longer?
A word 10 conclusIon' DO the mem
bers Of the House arfogate 10 them
selyes the superior wisdom and iudg-
ment on this subject that sets up their
opIDIops against such men as the "a
senators who supported the DAILY
textbook blllY AS against the opln-
ion OF tile governor Of this state, who
fagors OF the Daily textbook bill ? AS
against The oplrion Of Ex-State SUI
pefintendent Irwin, who favors the
the DAILY textbook bill; as against the
present state superintendent, who Is
supporting the DAILY text book billY
WIN the people believe that the
members OF the house who have no
special knowledge Of this question,
wbo have not bad time 10 Investigate
the subject as the special committee
have done, who have not even heard
the question or debated IL themselves,
that such members know more about
the subject than those who champion
the DAILY blllp No, the people will
never accept such a theory Of inspired
knowledge on the part Of any man,
much less their representative.
Let them give their reasons for op |
posing q bill that is believed 10 be a
fair, Just. honest aud progressive
Let them II they be friends
OF the American free schools declare
why they oppose abolition OF the text
book system universally declared 10
be oppressive, inferior, unjust aud in-
furious 10 education.
lfa House member can give a good
reason for opposing bill that pract.
Ically passed the senate by unani-
nous vote let him be prepared 20 give
that reason briefly and clearly We'd
nesday az three p. m. Aud he will be
treated fairly and respectfully by nd
'ocates OF the measure, II he can
,lve no good reason IL Ia his duty as a
nan 10 vote for the DAILY Textbook
llll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
TaE GREAT SALT LAKE RoU TH

The attention OF eastbound travellers is
called TO the advantages offered them by the
Rio Grande Western, "The Great Salt Lake
Route The same rates prevailed whether
the trip is mace via Huntington or San Fran
CISCO The passenger has his choice Of two
routes out of Portland, three through Colo
RADIO, and four east thereof. No other line
out Of Portland can offer such a variety OF
routes In addition, days stopoyer is given
all asseneers at any point in Utah or Colo
RADIO. Though pullman and tourist sleep
ing cars are run on all trains, as well as iree
reclining chair cars. The service and ae-
commodations offered are equal, il not su-
perior to those Of any trans-continental road,
and rates are always as low as the lowest.
If you contemplate trip east, write TO
!. d. Mansfield, G neral Agent Rio Grande
Western Railway, I42 Third Street, Portland
Oregon, for any information you may need in
reference to rates, routes or Accommodations.
IIIo-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
DAILY TEXT BOOK BILL.
Continued From riut Page.
rnE RourlNn RnrnRr-

AZ 3 O'Clock S, h. No, lll. the Dal,
textbook bin, came up under specla.
order aud was read the third time
Ihere was 40 debate aud the roll call
was taken atonce, resulting In a mil.
ure to pass, The vote was as follows.
Sl'llman aud Young changing their
votes 10 no, 70 move reconsideration.
Ayes BNttaln, Briggs, Conn. Cum.
mlngs' Davis, Fagg, Grace. GRAY.
Gregg Jones, Knight Kruse, Lewis
Mcqueen Moody Myers, Nichols.
Palmer Roberts, stewarLStump.vir.
tue whitney, Wilson, wonacott. Mr.
Speaker,-e6.
Noes Bayer Beach. Baekahv
Butt Curtis, Donnelly, Farrell Ford.
ney' Freelaud, Hawson, Hm. Hon
kirk Lamsou, Massinglll, McAlllster
McCullooh, Morton, Platts, Ruder
sherwin, Smith, Stiilman. Thomnson
Thompson, Whaney. Williamson
Young -sI.
Aosent-llan, Marsh, McC1p,t
Ross STANLEY Maxwell, MppinR-7
halt an hour later, Sunman moved
reconsideration of the vote. ana 40
manded a call Of the house. Roll can
disclosed eleven absentees, Alter five
OF these had been captured, furthe,
ea'l was dispensed With. The yo,s
vas 'he1 taken on reeon,ideation
aeCa'loch demanded roll call.whlcb
resulted, Wv"
AYES bayer Brattaln, Briggs. Rutt
V'nn, Cummings, Davis, Flagg. Fors.
oey' Grace, GRAY, Gregg, min. Jones
Aoigh1 kruse, Lewis, Massing,n I
MeAhs'eE McCOuFt, Mcqueen. Moody
s'O''oo' = Meyers Nichols, Palme,, 1
'0oeF's' Ross, Sla1ley, Stillnan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14

hHeff Nomap should fesllss thai her
htAllN !. litf nank arc0nnf Al the ont.
80 nc has - mpfh dcp0aiffd ~ her cfQ,llt
% ihr hsnh Qf health III eho dfaus oui
ntaff than she pNls Ia aht Nlil soon o,xr.
HfaN htI AtfonoI Al oprf.d drawn aecount
N NE bank " hesllA meana 0ne III ieo
tr'nte z ~ ~ hepelrts suffering o. al
TIE eelaan uho nealecls her health n
HNWtnif way It watInn hI4 dlalls on her
NfFNam Nnh lhr banA ~ health and e.ill
4Nnn ~ y fAt elfal henfnupl Dlsa4dsts Ia
IAit Description NftNk ! nonlana nreef.l
HHtliN 4ANteI itaa anflhinR rlsc in the
world ihry Soon IIans1afn ) hoalthx
hNnFf' aln|ahif Honan into Z aeak sIelie
HttNN and deapondfnl invalid 4hrr a.
tFI|f NnNi . woman Isf Nilehond o. nothe.
NVpu fuI All alanidfn Ia this naluse ~
ftNtfE'H ispuIllc Presentation u ne lrst
81 Az mta|tlugs. d aeis directly "a the
NtHHait ana lmnoflaHi Nfnans el.noefneI
~ maternity, Hl>lef lhfm hfallh sireneih
tIHNI 4nu elasticity. II folie0e. s,sir
a'iAIH Inflammation checis dfhillt.5in.
NINinN. snQ qnIekig sNhflnth an oiher srs,,r.'
iHWH a ~ pate sloIla iht dl4eninr naI,s
and sinking safiis lbe nersonsne.s' lbs
NtH<4uNr d|4fuf1auces aud other ron.pli...
''Nn4 iuei tfisf hom Chs same caane. Iakra
4NuNE Inf monihe ~ ckperiaul maieguIfx
4 NNn,.Hr4 ibf uheal aistomlnfls anl
'lHNrH nAlIf'H adftui rasY and alnlasi nain
ntnlts fhf nfW fpmefs hrslfh
ta rlFAtni aupElg ~ Rourshmrnt
HNNN4HNt ~ Homtn hafe icanf4d ~ ~
'AIftipN3 merits An honesf daaler all /
q 4AtfeNi a. ialeIloI subslllui4 ca lhs
- 81 e2ifR pFoht
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
rHr proNnnR brMrTnD

ts The bameof the only perfect train In
ne world, nowrunung every night between
81, paul and Chicago, via the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Pnul Railway~-lhe pioneer
road of the West in adopting all improved
facilities Tor the safety and ejoyment Of pas
senpers. An illustrated pamphlet, showing
views OF b. autiful scenery along the route ol
,he Pioneer Limited, will be sent free to any
person upon receipt of two-cert postage
stamp. Address Geo. II. Healtord, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill. woo u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14

Stump, Thompson Of Clackamas,
Virtue. whitney, Williamson, Wilson,
Young, Mr., Speaker; 80
Noes-Beach, Blackaby, Donnelly,
Farrell, Freeland, Hawson, Hobkirk,
Lamson, McCulloch, Platts, Reeder,
Sherwin, Smith, Thcmpson, Of Wash
ington, Whalley; 10; absentees.
On motion OF Moody, the bill was
then made special order for 3p. m.
Wednesday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
MoRH JvDoEsHIp LEGISLATION


Another sehsms 10 Create New oa,ess a
The Espsnss Of sAs People.
Il Il hard " und who Is back Of IN,
scheme 10 create another judicial dis.
'rlct that cuts oli part OF this dis.
sf'ot. IL ls eyld,nt that lhose who
are deiefnilned 20 leglslate Judge
boise out OF oiiee are not willlns to
Qulh although sone ~ them have
about - much practical knoa ledge ol
legislation a. mAn who caa't Ten A
'leu coop froin a man-of.war.
The Corvallis Times discusses the
blll a. folloNs,
There Is 90 merit ia the bill thai
Purposes 70 dotaeh Aenton aud Lin.
colo from the second judicial district
gad 10 form them, alung with Polk
famhiil and Tlllamook inlo a neM
district Before the statute hook ~
onldenea With new Lao The pro
ppecd measure should betfay a decent
quota AZ Intelligence. There has
aeser oeen complalal thai lhe ludlc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
DEFEAT or TEE DAILY TEXT
BOOK BILL WOULD BE. A
CRIME AGAINST EDUCATION

The most important and best tnnder'
stood educational bin before this leg'
lslature IL the DAILY Textbook Re.
form bill. IL vas drafted BY a COM
mlttee created az the special session
that held sittings Cor three weeks at
Portland aud corresponded with edu-
Gators aod Legislators ali over the
state We are going to talk plainly
70 the people TO show why their work
should be upheld.
This committee was composed Of
senators John D. Daily Of Corvallis,
B.F. Mulkey Of Monmouth. both pro-
fessioual teachers, Representatives
Hall OF Columbia, Young Of Clatsop,
and Palmer OF Linn. Hall Is an ed
seated gentleman, professional man
OF the best standing. Johan Young
Is a lawyer, a graduate Of the State
University; Palmer OF Linn Is a.
farmer. who knows what the farmers
want, aud who holds hrs earnest con
vlctions against the pressure OF the
American Book Co.'S. agents IN Linn
county. This committee that has
given special tIme and attention 10
this question Of textbook reform ls 10
a position 10 know that change IL
needed.
II the DAILY bill does not become
law Ar THIS SESSION, Oregon re-
mains for six years longer at the
mercy of a textbook trust that can
force The adoption Of au entire
change Of textbooks, or OF new aud
additional books whenever IL secs Gt
AT ITS OWN PRICES. II We
adopt the DAILY bill.th state can keep
al the present books that are desira-
Die, but eau compell the Trust 20 RE
DUCE THE PRICES. SEE9
The ne that has been iudustrlously
circulated that the Daily bill was
backed by a book corporation, Ginn
A 90. Of Boston, aud that the ques-
tion Of voting the bill up or down,
was simply the question Of doing up
the American Book Co. 10 tho interest
Of another monopoly, ought not de-
celve anyone. Letters received IN
thIa clty can be shown ~ any leglsla.
tor who wants 20 know the facts
proving oonclusIyely that Glnn
aud Go. are opposed 10 the DAILY bill,
and favor the county and city option
plan. There are forty or hfty text
book publishing houses that viii
b brought into OPEN CONFETTI.
ION under the Daily bill, while II the
pfeseot system stands all competition
is closed for the American Book Co,
20 make such reductions aa II sees Nc.
This is the cold truth about
the DAILY blll but some OF the
members don't want 70 know the
truth. They prefer 10 defy their
constituents, degrade the most
sacred Of American Institutions ln
the interest Of monopoly or be-. 2
cause they have not Investl- Q
gated the question and know no ?
more about the textbooks than
horse does of heayeny a
II tne House Of Representatives OF b
the Oregon legislature prepared 10 \
'ully tho glory and hoaor Of this com \
monwealth BY trueeulently or Ignor- h
antly on the occasion of ~ soml.cen. q
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
PLAYED OUT.

Dull Headache. Pains in various parts Of
the body. Sinking AZ the PIT Of the stomach,
Loss ot appetite. Feyenshhess, Pimples or
sores ar all positive evidences Of impure
blood. No matter how it became so it must
be purified in order to obtain good health,
Aeker's Blood Elexir has never failed to cure
Seroiulous or Syphiltie poisons or any other
blood diseases. IL is certainly wonderful
remedy and we will sell every bottle on
positive guarantee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
kEl!fIHIIStIi)|
IEaiEt!iI:a|
Absolutely
the Fastest

The Burlington Route via Bill
ings is not only the cheapest
route to Omaha, Kansas City, and
all points south, but ABSO.
LUTEI,Y the fastest.
Take IL and you save anywhere
from to 20 hours in time, aud
from 50 to 1915 in money.
Exactly how much time e? Ex-
actly how much money? The
local ticket agent will tell you.
Ask him; or, il you prefer,
write me.
A, G. SHELDON.
Gen'l Agent, Portland, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-02-14
Ga - ~ - RrA.
io'EatAo II ''' @oa iol Haa AGays Bcugh
. ,d' ef %|Z1ZAIZm

LaEHppe Is again epidemic. Every pre-.
caution should be taken to avoid H. H.
SPECIFIC cure IS One Minute Cough Cure. A
ShePeTd, Publisher Agricultural Iournal
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