Weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1900-1924, April 14, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextXTTTZLY OHEG0N CTATTUAIT, KSAT, A? 14, Ti:f uneLY c::lgo stailsman Publlf bed every Tuesday and Irldsy fcy ths fTATXSMAX FUSU8HIN1 COMPACT WHERE AILB TO DEXXTXNa? There are great many reasons why the United States wilt never, under oar present form of government, provide a diplomatic corps that shall go on through all change, of political beads Omv u adTaote .....A... ............. &M fc! utonin. In advaa"....,.. ...... J0 I e na BBkAamtWat In 4aaaa a & Ouasar.oe Uae.. ........... ....... ...... '1.25 tne government. In the first place. I While a few Snbatantial TisMi-ltm in r.nr A u PIBWHOU Baa tVU rwWiBWI M FT HVSI 1 J Iftf-two rear, and U bu tout subscribers who a are received it nearly that loot. and many bo bv md It for e ptxnUoa. Some o tbeae objec to having tne paper dleoti tinned at tne time of expiration of their rabacrtptiooa. for the benefit oi these, end for other reasons hare eoncl tided tolaconttnae ab.cripllons only when notified to do so. A, person neytof when robscrlbng, or perl of la Advance, will bare th benefit of the dollar rate. Bat 11 they do not pay fr six months, the veto will bo ft Hereafter we win sena me paper to an tile persons who ordr It. toonsa tbev may not send the money, with the anderstand- tn g thatthev are to pay 11.25 a year, la ease they let the aubaerlptlon account run over eta months. la order that there may be no mUtio dentandlnc;. we will keep this notice standing at this place la the paper. CIRCULATION (SWORN) OVER 4000 If Rojestvensky should not destroy the Japanese navy -now afloat in the China sea, Russa is liable1 to become reconciled to peaee. relations to foreign countries will never change in the main, -yet a change of party in the government at Washing ton calls oftentimes for so radical . a change in internal policy, that it most even affect the general policies abroad. Thus, if the ultra free trade poliey of some of tbe Democrats should prevail at some election, that party would im mediately demand that the foreign rep resentatives of the -overnment be in sympathy with it, so that their reports and efforts wonld not serve as a Handi cap to the party in power. Of course the success of the free tradists of the United States is remote, and there stems every reason "to believe that the poliey of protection will continue the scheme of the government for an in definite period, but this illustration is used to demonstrate the point i In fact the entire theory of a con tinuous civil service, either abroad or at ; home, is out of keeping with the 25 YEARS OF a JOIN ENDED HE X EED3 A- EPAinU2Q. IS A NECESSITY Castro, the great "Boxer chief 'of i Venezuela, talks lots of buncombe, like all Spanish Americans. 'When the' Brit-1 Trr.AT.TTT BOARD TO TASX IMME- Colonel Bryan says he bd rather ' general idea of government adopted by talk about religion than politics. There or forefathers. The trend, however, is very little more for Colonel Bryan j today is away from republicanism and to sav on politics, but he can eet into I towards nationalism, and the- danger of a first elass argument any where and at any time on religion. It is said Roosevelt will outline his southern policy in Atlanta soon, where he is billed to make the greatest speech of bis life. The rest of the country will wait its delivery with interest. iJust what he may say that wfll nt the southern case is not easily surmised. Secretary Shaw needed a little pocket money the other day, so he called in 27,000,000 of Uncle Ham's money that had been resting quietly in banks throughout the country. This amount will be payable May 1.5 and July 1, so the banks will have time to prepare for the delivery. Notwithstanding the newness of the rural free delivery there are now nearly 30,000 rural mail routes in active opera tion. This was undoubtedly the greatest step ahead taken by the postofiice de partment in a long time. It gives the farmer virtually the same mail facili ties as his urban neighbor. Hheep shearing is said to have be gun in Eastern Oregon and prospects are for a large clip of wool. Wool helps, to swell the income of the Ore gon agriculturist every year, and.lucky is the .farmer with wool to sell this year, prfees being 2 per. cent, higher than for several years past. The fight for the control of the Equi table Life is a disgraceful squabble, and largely at the expense of the policy holders. The business of that great con cern is rapidly falling off, policies are being allowed to lapse by policy holders,- and all because of the action of two or three men who hae held control and are trying to retain it. If the people vote to veto the ap propriations for the support of state institutions would it be considered a wise act on '.the part of the next eg islature to rcadopt the measure f Yet there are those who say it will le done, arid that the next legislature will also allow interest on the amounts, giving this as an excuse for supporting the referendum movement. . State Food and Dairy Commissioner Bailey will probably decide that there are things that require regulation that come proerly under his department. Ture food is demanded by the people of Oregon and it is his duty to inves tigate conditions affecting the food sup ply; not to stand by and declare he does not believe there are filthy markets. The official at Washington who de- within his rights as to his pleas before the United States court at Porland gives out an impression that reflects no credit on himself, should be taught that his duty does not include that of criticising even those accused by tae government. Howevwr, he may e one of .those officials who has no duty which he is bound to perform to the satisfac tion of the people. Weak? 1 I suffered terribly for 1 2 years. The doctors said my blood was all turning to water. At last I tried Ayer's SarttparilU, and. was toon feeling all right again." Mrs. J.7. Fiala, Hadlyme, O. No matter how long you have been ill, nor how poorly you may be today, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the best medicine you can take for purifying and en riching the blood. Don't doubt it; Iput your whole I trust HVit. OSJfirVS.: Ask your doctor what be taints of this fraud old family medicine.' Follow bis advlco aad wo will bo satisfied. Recovery will never be complete if the liver is inactive. Ayer'a Pills are liver pills, . Purely vegetable. J. C AT ER CO Lowell. Macs. this must begin soon to make itself ap parent to every one. : When Andrew Jackson set forth the claim that "to the victors belong the spoils" be stated what was really the actual condition under a true republi can form of government. The idea should not have been so brutally stated, for there should be no "spoils." He suould have stated that the party tri umphant should have the entire reins of government so that its policies might be carried out in eonfomanee with the expressed wish of the people. Now, however, the condition is chang ing rapidly, and there is a great ques tion if there has been on improvement in the situation. The continual charges of corruption and malfeasance' in office made against many who have been con tinued from one administration to an other, leaves thi question open. But the faet that the national 'government is beginning to regulate everythng; that, as Henry Litchfield West writes in The Forum, now "we have govern mental supervision of everything from butter to railroads," one naturally wonders where the line is to be drawn in the matter of federal control. : This leads him to say, and the state ment is worthy of much thought, that " the federal authority is everywhere paramount; and federalism against Which our forefathers fought most strenubiislv is now almost a nation! hobby Suggestions of government con trol which a few years ago would have been received with undisguised aston ishment are not only accepted, but are invited under the plea that the indi vidual citizen needs national protec tion That this trend toward an ultra na tionalism should have really received its first impetus from a Democratic president when that party was supposed to stand for a certain quantity of states rights doctrine, is one of the curious things in our political history, and one of the significant features of American olitics is that 'thisold idea of states rights or the power of the individual state to regulate many things is being absolutely obliterated. Grover Cleve land's first "civil service reform" proclamation may well Ik said to bae been the opening wedge in this sep towards nationalism, which was so ex tended and developed of late years. Following on this elosely, that is oo federalism, which means governmental rather than state control, is paternalism and then the next step is socialism. The question is one the American people moving with their eyes open, or arfr they blindly ''following the lead er,' whomever he may bet r There is a new Daniel comes to judgment with such frequency lately, that one should have, good mental balanee to avoid the errors into which each one is liable to lead. There are many problems con fronting the American people today, and they require much more judicious weighing of the argument than we have been in the habit of giving Yhem, it is to be feared. That "all is not gold that gitlters" is a recognised truth. That "all high-sounding phrases don rt mean solid, governmental theories" should be another. ; GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL. ish fleet appeared at Cori nto several years ago to demand payment of in deranity for' the Blueficlds outrages, a number of Xicaraguan young men in BflStna Business Man Cured BvCutk interior were exceedingly wrathy. cura of Awful Humor Covering Head Neck, and ShOUlderS After drive those terrible Englishmen out Hrtcnitsl and rWtors FaHed. 4t the point of the sworuj sam one "-I" T r , 4 i I at them, and the all ffVred their serv ices to the prefect of the department DIA.TE STEP; TOWASD ESTAB LTSIIINO PEST HOUSE. ' Feasibility of Establishing in Connec tion With, But Separate From Salem Hospital to Be' Investigated by Spe cial Committee. Under date of Setrtember 9, 1904. Mr. S. P. Keyes, a well-known busi ness xnaa of Ho. 149 congress dtrcet, Boston, aiass.. says: "Cuticura did wonders for me. For twenty- five rears I suf fered agony from terrible humour, completely cover ing my head, neck ana snouiaers, discharging ter ox such That the,city and county, or the city to go as officers. However before I alone ix the county wiu not co-operate, they could be properly recruited into most have a pest nouse and that in the the service, and get ready to march to I near future, and that the health ordi the coast- President Zelaya paid the in-nance must be strictly enforced in the lemnity much to their disgust. the postponed meeting of the health aivenese to sieht and smell, that to my friends, and even to my wife, I became an object of dread At large expense I consult ed the most able doctors far and near. Their treatment was of SO avail, nor was that of the hospital, during six months' efforts. I suffered on and concluded there was no help for me this side of the grave Titen I neam of some one who had been cured by Cuticura, and thought that a trial could do no harm. In surprisingly short time I was completely curea, Castro talks big, and a few gunboats whieh was held in the offiee of in Venezuelan waters may.be necessary I the eitv recorder last evening. As to to knock some sense'' into and some of J the former, a site in the neighborhood i.i.,r o.. vs. .w.n I of the Salem hospital was deemed the - iseei , most advisaoie, wnere me quaranwneu , - . Inatients would be in close touch With mat- licheme to foree a little country, but anJ have tBe benefit of competent at-Often- I rhen the small boy continually refuses ! tendance and treatment, and a commit- to men his ways, good spanking is tee composed of Dr. f. 1 mittt ana the best -ossible rocUcine. Castro, die- " w"l"'" vrr . . V : -- . . , - . . , , . 1 1 urs ijb into me prouauimj ui i u-"k utor, ecrts, to be tod and to be made Mi h . t h e and to report at o understand that be may dictate to i the next meeting of the board. us own pe'Ople, but b,.s sphere of in-J t Another special committeer composed v., of W. H. Holmes and T. M. Barr was a ut ma -su iiju y sss; va wi 1 & g ... , . Venezuela. I ,t,. aHnra and Ih. nrlinne rommittee of the citv A writer in the ' Washington Post oaneii vln th question of whether .a . I " - a am a a lavs tne I'titiinMne Question u doc para-1 the nnnitarr oniinanee wouki --noia -nount now nor CUTICURA-THESET,$1. Complete Treatment for Every Humour from Pimples to Scrofula Bathe the affected part with hot water and Cuticura Soap, to cieanse the surface of crusts and' scales and soften the thickened cuticle: dry. without hard robbing, and apply Cuticura Ointment freely, to amy itchinsr. irritation, and inflammation, and soothe and heal ; and, lastly, take Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cool and cleanse the blood. A single set is often sufficient to cure the most tor turing, disfiguring skin, scalp, ana blood humours, with loss of hair. when all else fails. tk woiM. Potter Lmif a Cbrm. Corn , Sol PmpriHoHt Boaloav af Uu J lor " Uow to cw nmj umwr will it likely be by water," and, in case any defects, are 1908.- He say. though that when it rraa loes reach the paramount stage it will LBd made a verbal reoort as to condi- ummer down to "win it pay." Jitions generally and he was instructed ;he eongress recognizes the Philippines! to enforce the provisions or the neaun s a part of the United States, patting J ordinance is tne letter wa .a.v- he islands on the same tariff basis as . ... . . u s.tbe nation generally, and does notl o the meeting that the health iverdo its crantmc of "home rule ''-be-1 officer make a written report to the sec .pa t. rtoAt.ia h.r anrMilv tnr It. I retarv of the board in due time Dei ore he answer will unennivocal'l v . 'Jt h regular meetings, setting forth his WASTING AWAY It's thesmall but constant loss o flesh that indicates physical waste the gradual slipping away of healthy flesh, pound by pound, which no ordinary food seems to re store. Scott's Emulsion will restore it. This Emulsion is the greatest flesh guilder ob tainable. Scott's Emulsion ' first stops the wasting that's one gain. Then when it sup plies new flesh and takes one back to normal jitrength and 'weight, that's another gain and a big one. , i WVB. eaa yea a sample, free SCOTT A BOWXE, o Peart Street. New York. tsgion to the patients of the hospital. It could bo located at least a quarter of a mile from the hospital, with tele phone connection, and the patients giv en the best of care and treatment and their bodily comfort looked after at all times of the day and night, with a special nurse detailed to remain in quarantine with them. The committee named was also empowered to devise a design and plans for the proposed new btiildinv; and to ascertain what it would cost, and also whether or not the eounty court would co-operate with the city in its e'tablishment. It was also proposed that the city council be asked to fit up two or three rooms of the old fire department building on State street for a temporary emergency hospital, but this lan was abandoned as it was thought advisable to take up one mat ter at a time. STILL GROWING FUNDS IN COUNTY TREASURY IN CREASED BY HANDSOME 1 , TBANSFE2. ) County Treasurer Bichardson Eecelpts for $2CG4 Collected on 1904 Tax Eoll Over $ 12000 Credited to State and County Fund. ...if.. 'airs, it is questionable. The character ind the characteristics of a. people are ,iot changed in a day nor a decade. The demand of the Latin American republics that freight and passenger j 8adly in need at the present time, 'Will Enforce Sanitary Ordinance, Health Officer Lewis reported" that J fcui.ol district' V. 33 nearly all of tho merchants in the busi-1 H.honi district No. 3." ness part r the city, and the residents I Hrhod district X. 37 Hchool district No. 4 Rchool district No. 44 Hdjoo district Xo; TA School district No. T1 possible. IsL,,!,,! .IS.trSt Xrt. .rif ihey nave all heen Tiotified and be I School district No. fll states after the. lapse of a reasonable I school district No. 71 length of time he will take all of those I aPhnt district No. 77 ing was that of the establishment of a I who have refused to comply with n-lR4.nooi district No. 79 city and county, or city pest bouse, ofl struetions to task for their negligence, I school district No. 80 which the community seems to be solas prescribed by the; health ordinance. I ii,,! district No. 81 jii ine sanitary coniuion in tne business i School district No. 83 vill pay." If, however, too much trust "vT' h' rtar- Vf he offenses and ?po" g'ven nee.i to tne . . i , i tt inning tne nature oi tne oucnseiiuiiu instructions to clean up in the alleys ind confidence is placed in the native the namei of the offenders, for the ben- aD Urk a)l t,a t,,os1 wbo hi,, ilipino, and the islands are given too efit and guidance of the- board In Its not 4lDe htt already were makinjr pre- nucn enanee 10 misaireci tneir own i- - I parations to io so as soon as Sad Need of a Pest House. The moat important question for dis cussion up before the board ' last even- will be watched with a good deal of nterest. The result of the election there shows that a great many people in the large cities are not only social ists at heart, but are believers in the theory of governmental paternalism. ates over the Panama railroad be re- developd during this discussion that the and down-town residence portions of School district No. 84 ........ luced is jusi. Also that the route be "hack which has borne the dignity of the city are pretty ..rood generally, Of. K,lloo ai.trierNo.. 87 ... . . a house of detention for contagious dis- fleer Lewis reported, with the exception School district No. 88 nade free to all comers. This is also efUM?g for the past few years, situated of that portion known as Chinatown School district No. W ....... just. If neeessary 'to handle the traffic in the county gravel pit, north of the and the cesspool nuisance which exists School district No. 07 ....... offering there the. government could city, is in a sadly dilapidated condition as a result of A. 1L Damon's disposi- school district No. 98 narallel the present track with another", and that the' city is practically at the tion of his sewage into a ditch upon school district No. 103 ... ,ut ernment. Tluye is certainly a reason or a cause back of this movement, and it is hardly to be doubted that the dissatisfaction of many with the, conditions that have permitted the great aggregations of . . . . - ... . . . i - - little justice in the demand for kept down should an infection appear I to tne owners io line property irora tne School district No. 118 Hpecial road tax district 27 datinn hv h .vmn,.n nf rfl in the community. Health Officer Lew- I council committee on health and police. I school district No. 125 - e j t - I !. i .. : i t I which bta enf ireltr irnopiI anl aorred 19 auu V.ll Al 1 Hftk ll tjyvi li& ,mo l J r : (From Wednesday's Daily.) County Treasurer Kichardson yester day received $26,264.89 from Kltf-rjff W. J. Culver, being the fifth turn-ovVr of taxes collected on the 1904 rollThis brings the total amount collected on the roll and receipted for by the treas urer to $100,32$.75, and represents all collections made up to March 7. The state and county fund receives 12,634.60 of the amount transferred yesterday; the state school fund 4"3.. 32; the Salem city and city road fund 13155.94 and school district No. 24, $2283.90. , -The entire amount is apportioned among the different funds as follows: State and eounty .......... ..12,C54.G0 0,4.13.32 89.40 89.40 1C6.S4 925.3 3.155.94 14.1.2G 41.00 42.60 fii.r.g 13.0!) 1.77 27.00 155.0 85.M 12.61 1.72 2,2fc.lf0 15.4. 3.73 4S.21 4H.34 1.25 10.25 J5.R.1 11.64 134.45 71.0! 9.13 14.57 O.f.0 r.o.97 5.05 6.02 21.59 13.55 2.45 7.02 5.'i7 . 10.08 3.94 334.44 14..V. 5.2(5 14.79 3.70 1.31 1.04 113.23 State school Indigent Soldier Library . ...... Poll tax ....... Road tax .... Kalem city and city road..,.. Woodburn city Jefferson city . . . . . .-. ....... Hilverton city .............. ehool district Noj 4 fehool district No. 5 . School district No. 10....... Hchool district .o. it School district No. 14. School district No. 15 School district No. 20 School district No. 21 School district No. 24 School district No. 25 School district No. 28 116 Total JUST RECEIVED-. .$2J.2C4.S nrnont Hie Panama railroad shouia now be a merc7 ot a serious contagion snouui one "una Bmaiirn. euorvpjK hool .r.Mrtet No. KH iixe lanama rauroaa snouia now De a 0,m the nronortions I have been made to letter-the condi-1 ui,.i .i:.,: v.. ino vii:wi i ' a j fit' v ii iiicn 1,4a a ihtvri uuiinut, a - m A . , . m I " I , I . . . . . 1 imvi nt.i i ' As stated in vesterdav's dailv it shows umior .vnsconuneai raves or of an epMemie., Tn fact there are no lions in Chinatown, -notwitttstanoing school district No. 113 . . " ' , . 'He rncilie coast also. There will te means by which an epidemic could be I me frequent warnings ana instruciions 1 school district N and direction of everything possible to Krt rnff11T n t !vof aT Vvr rViA mtr. " I vn t Ii a lnea r Is nasi T e-fA TTmiI aI I I - w r . a . . '-""-J - Cently made an inspection of the pest I at. air. uamon, nowever, stanus reaay States, if the government does not re-j house and surroundings and reported j to remedy the conditions surrounding luce tne rates on its own line acrossiiast evening that tne iace was not nil"" iruH-njr " manuer ggw;u the Isthmus of Panama. . 1 I for habitation for healthy people, to say I "j me proper auior.iie, nothing of the disease infested.. I Exit Slop wagon Nuisance. The United States need not worry There are four iron bedsteads in tne 1 Another important action taken up ibout the Facifie Mail Steamship eora- wa; '"mui7'u" D','" by the board before adjournment was private capital is what has led to the pany taking it. vessels off the Pacific ZZ ess" I S -1?.. ZZtT aitrinir a we ma i a m a, a. T rri .11 1 . . ft K K.-vi coasi run o lauaiUH. mere are oiaer 1 gteps are taken soon IO recover inem I,. ftKrtli-hp,!. thar iLMfir.i It nt to corporations of franchises worth s I companies readv to make that route thev will soon be beyond recall and I A.i - mna t ti. hlth Af ihm nm great deal of money; the free permis-1 whenever they can get their freight w.l.n haJ.e to Be.nmP nt ne ""P I munity. To this end the ihealth officer I QFn f STAR MILLS. TLRMR, OR. ?..... . . . . . m . m maTTresaea. iMnoin7. eie 1 - : . , . 1 11... l f 11 1 r ' sion tor tne use 01 puunc streets and 1 md passeneers across the Isthmus of I , " , r " r.JIl '""""'t' v w lua v',"r'c, ... . . .,! " . . I nave ueen converteu Corn, Rolled Barley, IVlill Heed, into oets und m . a . hiirhwavsbv corporate comoanies which I P..nm .f ,.....f. M "? 1 .: , 1V1 7" or .'P anJ otner scavengers ue com- L" . . 1 , 1 " " r piaygrounus Jor wooa rai, qu.rm, 1 ,Ue,i to provide, themselves with wa- .r.-, 1 t)CLiei to provide, tnemseives with wa- o o. .f n ra -n -il they have become Ker tight,' covered wagon. .0 that the 0010116 S DriiQ StOFC voured and utterly I sIop win not be slnshiua out. upon the I V nave mao-e these privileges excuses fori ,ame basis as the Pacific Mail. It need vermin, etc., unti extortionate charges for public service; I not worry about the Tehauhtepec rail-1 almost entirelv devoui Stop entirely to I Does a strictly cssh business; owes open I ao one, and s) one owes it; ;arnm t wasltarffo stock: its shelves, counters sod tv onneil I alinw oaaaa am Int.ljrif wirh ilriic meili. roof is perforated with boles and tnei . .irtnt an nnlinanM n -r ti.ii . -t v;n.. an.l v,e F., - 1 point an.l make it a milemeanor for I llmmra f tl V'.nda tnr medical ror- the ignoring of the rights of the public vay as a competitor, either. The United u . . "-f"" .1 """' streets and to put a by capitalists and corporations in many Utates government is not presumed to "2 noth I &li .tl l" "iite running tne ranama railway as a 1 best, unsealed and dilapidated: the I t.!,i.i vi.A .s to the flame. However: much, therefore, we maj oppose the extreme move towards ultra nationalism, towards a government of paternalism, it must be admitted that to many who have felt the iron heel of the corporations, there has seemed -noney making affair. Wing to the increased business .je- inreaien- so rau ox its own weigm. ine fa,inre to observe it. Adjournment wasloo.es. Dr. Stone is a regular graluat anding the attention of the national -" "-"i nnajiy na.i until tne-next regular meet-1 m medicine and ha had many years ot ngress, . proposition looking to the SS.f 'IS "kl'.uS 5 .?gJ the practice. cW mAAtinT C Ka l.l v. ftnmmVw,lir!,i- 'm... AiA I- . V ; '"liions are tree, x rewn uoni ore 11, f, .... 1" -.-.m-. inrst Jonuay evening or next monib. I aB,i onlv retrular orices for medie ne ttu v t r..i : tw I Sufficient bed clothrnr to keen them I . 1 ana oniy regular prices lor wnucii iiiu vi v. iuuiti iBi, luntcdu Ml 1 II ijv I . " 1 1 aa n . , reason for taking charge of these iub- cember would almost meet popular ap- TiT Z c " 1 ' HAPPY WOMEN. he utilities by the public, in hoi.es of I proval. The short session of congress ci water was out of repair, and ihey redressing or at least righting manv of I ja too short, and t'ne hurry of many j were in a bad way generally. the wrongs from wnicn tney nave sur 1 ,nembers to xet awav to their political "Crime to Take Patients There." Plenty of Them in Salem, and Good , Season Tor It. Dr. 8tono can be found st his dm if rtore, Salem, Oregon, from s'x in tbs morning until nine at night. campaigns at the end of the long ses "The windows are usrded up," said or fered so long. As stated, the result in Chicago will I ... -'t , I Mr. Stolz, "and there is no light B SUaVI it .m nilU LUB UUlULrriUIILKll I . a m ..... be watched with interest, and pe'n.p a ttention to dntv at that tin,: u J iT,,r-l!Jf? ' . , . ... ; 1 y i.i "it ji iicuiiic. c r it ij 1 it iu 1 if? rns- judgment will be wa.ve-1 until "- lhillg, go undone by congress simply elusion that it wonld be the next thin . m" n 1 c Ma" " " 1 u t, il. s c 4 I to tne commission of a crime to take ..deration thereof. I "?L0iV1.ihere?ver- iSti " Tb"e " to the building at present and, If great many of us are "Doubting Thomases" regarding the wisdom of municipal or governmental ownership; so much so that we are opposefl to all such propositions. Lake the Missourian, we must be shown. PROVE THE rBAUD FIRST. oportion to tne population credited raore than to construct a new building. theVmall of mv baek a! Vis city by the national census of ?tVV J- -"2 W " . which onlv InclndcT .W JiSSi.ff s I toopel to liftnytbi Walter Morley Th Fence Meih Bells the Ameriexn, Efwood sndTnp" woven wire fencing. Constructed for hardest services in different hcigui and weaves for all purpose. Hold near ly as cheap as light, inferior fences. Quality is remembered when prire i fur trot tn V tiavM 1irrr stock of a ami.a J jb. SSSdP "tsa HIV tUiiaiUCI BlIU at W'Se S IPs-" ' v ' v " ' m .a - I : a a a a a Ti -...! and down through I Bate", gate naruware ana 1 . i- reu; rery severe when I rooimg. stooped to lift 'ttnytbing or sat in one Does the Lewis and Clark fair man-h. - v.- 1 .ul I First street, Albany, says: "Doan's tion of natient.. aAnfi.l-'aJ efiB Kidney Pills did me considerable good. Wouldn't any woman be happy, After years of backache suffering, Days of misery, nights of unrest, The distress of urinary troubles, She finds relief and euref No reason hy any Hal em reader Should suffer In the face of evidence like this: :, , . Mrs. ConAadina Arnold of 440 East me. I cot Chicago's municipal ownership mayor now admits that there are many things to be considered before the people of Chicago will be able to ride on .the street cars and collect the fares them selves, j He finally -discovers that the owners of these lines have some rights, and that they must be paid for them. If these-owners refuse to let go, -willingly, of their properties, then legisla tion must, be passed authorizing the city of Chicago to condemn these prop erties. Legal proceedings most follow, and the money to' pay for the properties must be provided. That this will mean that Chicago must raise a lot of money cannot be questioned, nor that it will make a big hole in the city revenue, ; It may be as the Washington Post suggests, that some of the voters who supported Dunne expect to acquire the street railways without cost to the tax payer. Many people of Chicago are known to lack governmental stability. - The movement in Chicago, however, agemen in pro; to th invrn. wnicn oniv included about one. 1 i..v;.:A i :. i .. i. . ' I A . 19 UliW BUUtttr.l UIHIH llif"! 1.1 . t . . . ! half h .1,- - S- i: il . I 1 i , ipuainoo lor our lenrtn vi Jt 1" "l'" ""P"""1' -"" I Doan 'a Kldn- IMIla and nmtnt..d There would seem to be both wisdom 'me population, exceeding 13,000. 8a- d I- t eoantyf therefore tberetheJr v j to R(,t itter rJjrnt away and continued taking tbem. They Bepublican members of the state land bureau n.o thank, at all for advertising! it. I am given to understand that the btard in insisting that all charges of I the population of the capital eity county authorities took all of "the goodly Doaa's 1 fraud in the matter of seenring public 4258. Nothing different is expected of HanJlte-,',,.eon,f(Ttr and bedding out of lbm an(1 wll, tM l. . . ' 1"" uuiimuK auu na mrui i,w me wi I arv nniwirtitn Ir lue lomanu newspapers, but some- farm, but I have no confirmation of thing different is expected of the lwia tbis.' 1 ; . ' i and Clark fair publicity-bureau. ' I Some Remedies Proposed. The other members of the bosrd ask DEEDS RECORDED. - ed questions and advanced opinions and It was anally suggested that the pest b.nds should be investigated before they are accepted. Charges are not al ways evidence prima facie, and every man, whatever the charge against him, has the right to his dsy in court. Then again it is not always just that one board acts on .the supposition .that whatever 'its predecessors did was wrong, thus! throwing the burden of I of the Marion eon tttv- recorder producing evidence in his favor on the I My M. and W. F. uebner to orivate citizen I John Fuhr, 56.6 acres in t 6 SnanUh Taw. d nnt m,!. i TTt 5. I - " F 1 WL A Ii500 I ' " - J- w. and K. hi. Allison to Eliza ted States. ller the state must prove J Allison, 160 acres in t 10 s, r the guilt of the accused. Every man I o e; w. a is presumed to guilt is proven eates of land purchases beeause one I 3.47 acres in t B s.' r 1 w wd man declares that he believes the sp-- d M E. Brown td 8L.TC.Ar-- plicaat guilty of fraud, would not be I no,a s, or nev or see 14, t i . . . . I 8 s, r 1 e; w d ....i. ...... m accora w.tu American laea. or jus- j Bnrkholder to 0. BuTkhclder. tice. lheTe is no doubt much fraud I 48 aeres in t 4 s, t l w; q e .1 has been - p-racticed in the securing of I E. Bnrkholder' to X Burksol-Ier, public lands, but the r-ebt way to get . aBC.ref In 1 1 r J 1 The following real es'tata transferal house be es'tablished in connect ion with aggregating the consideration of $S32,lbut safely separate I ftom the Salem have been filed for record in the office I hospital and thi. seemed to meet with tne approval or tne board, nr. mitn sta'ted that he had approached Superin tendent Lilliau ML McNary, with this proposition and that she not only con sidered it feasible but advisable as did all of the medical fraternity interview ed on the (Subject There was at one physician in the city who opposed this plan and he did so upon the. ground. little trouble since. I shall always try Kidney Pills in the recommend them at cv. poor i erY opportunity - ' ar - Plenty more proof like this from "Sa lem people. Call at Dr. Stone's drug store ana ass: wnat nis customers re port. , 'lor sale by all dealers. Price-. SO cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. x., sole agents for the united States. SaJem Fence Works 60 Court St.. Salem Itemeroler the take no other. ,r name Doan 's and COMPANY IS EXONERATED. Judge Finds Grover Concern Wat Not Responsible for Boiler Explo - slon. . We make a specialty of sweet and field corn, having in stock all the va rieties best, adapted for this climate. Ensilage corn a specialty. He accused. Every man o e; w. a . be innocent until his . Bearer el tut to P. IT; ."WbK . . , , 2o.C3 acres in t 7 s ,r 2 w; wd i, and to cancel eertifi- cv johBaoll Q W. a Andrews. 2200 2000 8.VJ BROCKTON, Mawv A pril 13. The E. B. Grover 1'omnanv and -its amenta . . . - c -: i at the cases is to prove the fraud and then cancel the certificates. Sears tks Eigaatsrs sf rlhi bed Yea Ban H'wan lz$ A. Bush to II. Bfawe, tofci I and g, block 15, Englewood auut tion to Salem: d ...'.....'..... aeJ M. Gie to B it. B in 1 iag, lots 7 and 8, Vr 14, 4. I Mers addition to Sa'n: wd I J. Bnrkholder to CL Burknl!er. 7 acres in t 4 s. r 1 w: a e d. . A. Knight to C. Bnrkholder, - 7 acre, m t s, r,i w; q e U.... 500 280 250 mm that it would have a 'tendency to de-1 are deelarel itiameleaa "frtr H.. stroy the good patronage of )te honpi-1 which destroyed its shoe factorv on tai. it was explained, nowever. that I March "0 and cauaed th dak I this objection was without sound foun-l Sftv-seven nemoaa bv a findia c dation since the. quarantine stati 9 I Bixbv. made nublic . tolav. T tii. IJ V - l i i - m . . I . ' - . . . . . cuuiu ue iwcaicu i a iaie ainanre i rom I explosion was neid to be tine to" a de- Ik. L 1 il. a. vl i mK. I . . i .. . . . tuj uuspnai auu tiiat mere wouiu ue no i icct wnicn cotim not nave been dis- uanger wnateyer or the sprtad of eon-1 eovereL D. A VIHIE & SO.', Feednea and Seedtmes. 25.5 Commc-cial St. Salem, ur. -To Cure a CoM In n3 '.try. Seven i .oat sold in post 1 2 montlia. latere. Cures Crip in Two Day., ca every' te 52.