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V HOKKR BROTHBRS,
SATURDAY, JAN. t, 1898.
EDITORIAL
The year 1893 Is ucRiiri (tntl nil look
forward to more favorable conditions
for business, Industry and enterprise.
Tire dark period of depression the past
five years bas left Its mark. Not
many merchants or persons of means
embarked In any nctlvc undertaking,
but what havo been seriously and
some entirely crippled. The new era
will not help all to restore their for
tunes, but that there will be oppoitu
nltlcs for success we cannot, doubt.
Wc believe that fairer business condi
tions will prevail. Close attention
and Intelligent methods will wl.i In
Salem and In nearly ovcry town In
Oregon, whero business Is not over
done. To all our business men and to
those who give people employment In
any manner wo wish a prosperous
New Ynnr.
No Now Years' odltlon Is Issued by
The Journal this year,
penseof such an edition Is
Tho CX'
generally
borno by business men. Wlillo they arc
feeling bettor than a year nt,ro( they
are barely jotting on their feot and
can endure no extra burdens of rx
pense To ask tlioin for donations
in the form of extra advertising lit
such a tlmu wus nut advisable. They
have always mot the demands for sup
port of leultlmate newspapers' In a
hearty and wholesome generous man
ner If anything the Salem buslnpt--men
are too generous with advertising
patronage.
Tun Journal tins no promises to
i775il;c except that it will be conducted
Hi a'llvo Independent opposition pupcr
In tho Interests of tho people. As a
recognised louder In Oregon of the
Hryiin a nd Silver for.. It will udvo
cite those policies unllluchlngly and
hoi'1 Hie McKlnley admlstiatlun to a
strict accountability. We shall not
lieillate to approve of all wo (lud
praiseworthy on tho part of Republi
can uillcluls In state or nation, Win.
McKlnley Is the president or all tho
people and whether men Iwlong to
his party or not tliiy should uphold
Ills administration as far us they can
with justice
We bull ova that on the much.mntcd
money question, tho McKlnley udmln
latratlou will bo Compelled Within
sixty days to abandon international
blmetallsm and come out for tlid cold
standard. Intnrnatlot.al bltnotnIlsU
like Wolcott, Chandler, Ilansboiotigh
and.othcr leaders In the senate, and
manlike MUcliollatirt Herman In Ore
gon, will forro the President to si ow
lil hand, They will bo compiled to
abandon tho Uopubllcan party or It
will be forced to abandon bimetallism.
Huuli it courso, Is to bu hopoi for.
it will clear tho nlr and dollno tho
suo. Tho party can no longer hold
bimetallism and j,'old monomotulllsta
under the mi um orgunlxatlon and
name, Trimmers, straddlors and
demugogs may go where they pleases
tho grit body f t)io American peo
ple want a clear cut le.uo, and to
know where a man siainls on that
Issue- Tun Journal believes in tho
Justice the feasibility and, the noces
Mty fir the double sUuidurd. Tho
KoldHtandurdnstho solo niuitiuro of
values Is compelling our producers to
Mil tho products of tholr labor In the
open murkcm or the world In compe
tition with the silver standard count
rl. That will .,drIvo the Kuropeun
:Hr5Ki:TuT'v'ifmut.un3uu tiiu iiiiiuii-
e farmer Into hlttvery to tho
Moayd aristocracy.
Clow obwrvers can see Hint tho uj;
rlcuIturlsU of Germany. Austrlu,
France Rnd England uro being drlycu 1
wore and mora Into realstanco to the
IKW frtamlard. Thoy are demuudlng
yrotectlve tariffs agalpst Urn cheap
.U and bretutCs suppled by tho
Arku farwwra, Tho mnmoiit ex
mIvd tariff aro levied tho conaum
rcla4ws)oCttMe countries aulYcraud
kMtlwM will fedwe wars and un
Hfoty. To UK tho stoiuuchs of the
Utwtrerti or nunitw ' mihii
rto flattat tlw HIKU pur-
ixwwDUfKow to mo auv
ioftiMMiiWl4Mils asowtfa-
1 wrltey tboi will producer a revolt
HpH UK tmb himw jtwMwm 111 1 u
rUW Of KUMH(t, A
bufiirrtcr Muhmcm
writu, w tb
Atmm w'
iltaufcr JaWor
M4 m&m ' bor.;lrJy
(tinvjaii 'pouniry art cpen
lwti! forcti of a dear
i.nlMet liW if. TMiiU-
'lUI,lilUfO lll-
Iff; ifi M JtHOiU. ,
('W li A-H1l(Ut flour,
ftS'itf '" Uitl
;Htttt4.e hjflo iiul
It"
tlte 4feuft , Mm'
, I'Mlll
icWWI
mmr.
Holiday
will be sold
Grocer and Grockcr
unprofitable. The tlnancler cannoi
1 prosper when the peiplo lie "Is tln.in-
I ontr nor I ah. This Is t,llf view WO til'l-
In opposing tho gold standard inotiej
system and we believe time will vin
dicate our position
M'KINLEY ON SILVER.
NO. 1.
From the Cincinnati Knqulrer
rrcsldcnt McKlnley, having tur. cl
himself wrong side out on cue silver
question, in now the great representa
tive or the old -taiidurd. He liar
Stvorn to stand by it uh long as Gr it
Britain docs. Ho will never, never
desert the gold standard until John
Hull tlrst deserts It. no will never
again ravor bimetallism unless On-ut
Url'alu takes the le-id In an Intcri-1
tlonal agreement. Or course this Is
a solemn oath nuvur to abandon the
gold standard. The ltepubl'can pai ty
h!i9 HMiknrl its future unon maintain
ing the British policy of a single gi'.d
standard. The Kepubllcan who vo' -s
for Independent Bimetallism by fie
United States thereby reads hlms.-ir
outor the ltepubllcan party. In c-sr
tain localities 11 Kepubllcan slu.np
orator may bo allowed to speak In
fayorof Bimetallism as being prefer
able to the gold standard, but when
he docs ho must stand by tho Mc
Klnley pledge to support no man who
lions not aot. In unison with Orcat
Britain on tho subject. Ho may favor
Bimetallism by this country at the
same time that It Is Introduced In
Great Britain, but not before.
Now wo ask the reader to read over
and over again the evidence that Ma
lor McKlnley does not believe a word
he says upon this subject, or else that
a few years ago ho did not mean what
ho said when opposed to tho gold
standard. . ,
In 18H8 tho Republican National
Convention adopted the following
resolutien: , , .
"Tho Republican party Is In favor
of the use of both gold and sliver
as money, and condomns the policy or
tho Democratic administration in Its
efforts to demonetize silver."
This resolution was roported from
tho committco on resolution bvWIl
Hani McKlnley, tho chairman of that
coriimlttcc. It was adopted by tho
committco after full consideration
and debate, upon tho motion of Its
author, the Honorablo William M.
Stewart. The national convention
adopted It without dissent. Sonator
Stownrt canvassed several Wpstorn
statos for Harrison, upon the faith of
this pledge He assured tho advocates
of f rco silver colnago that this resolu
tion fully committed tho Republican
party to the restoration of silver us
money. Scuator Stowart nmdo It
known at tho tlmo of tho adoption of
this resolution that unless the con
vnntlon would take that position he
..ould no longer remain In tho parly.
His views were accepted, and ho con
tinued to bo a stalwart champion of
the Republican party during that
campaign.
How's This I
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
tvard for any case of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall'sCatarrh Cure.
l J. 1 CllUNJJV & Co., Props. To
ledo, O. , , .
Wo tho undersigned, have known
P. J, Clionoy fry tho last 15 years, and
bollovo him perfectly honorablo In all
business transactions ami iinancuuiy
ablo to carrv out an obligation made
by their llrm,
West & Traux, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O. o it , ,
Waldlng. Klnnan & Marvin, Wholo
sain Diugglsts, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces or tho system
Trice, 75c, tier bottle. Hold by all
Druggists, Testimonials free.
A decision was rendered by Judge
Hays In Oregon City that the ped
dling ordinance was Illegal.
Don't bolt your food, It Irritates
your stomach. Choosodlgestlblo rood
and chow It. Indigestion Is a dang
erous sickness. I'roporcaro prevents
It. Shaker Digestive Cordial cures It.
That Is tho lung and short or Indi
gestion, Now, tho question Is: Havo
you got Indigestion? Yes, If you have
pain or discomfort after eating, head
ache, dlzr-lnoss, nausea, nlfeuslxu
breath, heartburn, langour. weakness
fever, Jaundice, llatulenco, loss of no
petlto, Irritability, constipation, etc.
Vos, you havo Indigestion. To euro
It, tuko bhaker .Digestive Cordial.
The medicinal horbs and plants of
which Shaker Dlgestlyo Cordial Is
composed, help to digest tho food In
your stomachs help to strengthen
your stomach. When your stomach
Is strong, care will keep It so. Shaker
Digestive Cordial Is for wile by drug
gists, price 10 cents to 81 per bottle.
D. 1 Muov shinned by
oxpress
to
P.illfiirnlu the other dav .12
J it panose
Pheasants that he b tight In Kugcuc-
Catarrh U a Disease.
Which requires a coustltutlutial
remedy. It cannot bo cured by local
applications. Hood's Sarsapurllla Is
wonderfully successful In curing ca
tarrh becauso It eradicates from tho
blood tho scrofulous taints which
cause It. SuiTorert) with catarrh llnd
a euro in Hood's Sursaparlllu. even
riftor other remedies utterly fall.
Hood's Pills are prompt, clilolctit,
Iwaya reliable, cosy to tako, easy to
rate.
David Moore, an old emnlovu of tho
Southern IW1I0 company, In this
cltv. died at his homo Wednesday
uTgut. after a ahurt lllnets of heart
trouble.
Puro
Blood
1 the bruits of good WmIIb,
itwdy ucrvci, mental,
pbyilcal and dlgeitlva
trtacth, It you are w
vovs , tnrlcU and r-urlfy your Moe4 wKk
MoeeV frwpar!JU. It you aro week,
fcmMo'kweMtoftnd Uwlro to be w,
kMltby ! vigorous, take Hood's iter
ijMHtla, whlca will toa your ntamiea,
appetite 4 IhH4 y
Hood's
.JrttttttfeaOM Tr Meat! Tnr,
pF'l(
MfleaWFWswite" -"" - W ' -mm - a J
unaware
SeriatGi
Sensation in the
To Cut Loose From Republicans
but Will Not Resign,
The Chicago Chronicle's Washing
ton correcpondent "ends the follow fellow follew
ing: Shortly before congress adjourned
for the holidays Senator Wolcottgave
notice that he would take occasion,
early In January, to make a rpcech on
the subject of International bimetal
lism and on the money question In
general. In which he would refer to
the work of the bimetallic commission
or which he Is chairman.
I havo reliable Information to the
effect that this promised speech ofCol
'irado senator, when delivered, w 1 'ie
of the must scnsatlonnl character. Mr.
Wolcott will liprove the opportunity
Mien p-psentfd n rnrmally sever his
relarlo-is with the Iter ubllcan party
ana to announce his purpos" hercarier
to act with some party which rayors
the frc? coinage of silver by Indenend
ent action on the part of thU govern
ment, He wU ay that there Is no
longer the slightest prospect of re-
storitiif sllyer by International agree
ment. Mr. Wolcott, Instead of condemn
ing, will praise the president for the
sincere efforts which Mr. McKlnley
has mnde since his Inauguration In
behalf of International bimetallism.
Tho Colorado 6enator will deny that
he ha? any quarrel with the president
or with the administration. He will
simply say that, with the disappear
ance of the hopo of bimetallism, the
llnanclal contest In this country
hencerorth will bo a battle botwer-n
the standards, and that ho prerers
silver rather than gold as a measure
of values In the United States.
President McKlnley Is fully advlcd
as to Mr. Wolcott's purpose and Is
norry that tho administration will
shortly lose the support of so able a
mun. Tho president and tho Colorado
senator recently had an extended con
ference on this subject and out of
that conference grew tho silly report
that Mr. Wolcott contemplates re
signing his scat In the senate. So rar
from resigning his scat, Mr. Wolcott
Is now adopting a courso which will
assuro his occupancy of It for another
six years after his present term ex
pires. He wont against public sentiment
In his own stato during tho last pres
idential campaign, when he supported
McKlnley ii"d the St. Lous platform.
While the people of Colorado havo
not approved of MrTWIlcott's posi
tion slnco the monoy issue caused a
sharp division In tho Republican
ranks they havo a high regard for him
personally and aro proud of him be
cause ho has douo moro than any
other man to give Colorado a promi
nent plare In the sisterhood of states
No moro popular pcrscnallty has ever
nppearcd In the centennial state, and
whllo hu Is not nt present In touch
with tho voters there on tho money
question, it will bo an easy matter for
him to bo roturncd to tho scnato If he
will cut looo from tho administration.
It It 110 exaggeration to say that
Mr. Wolcott Is now facing a crisis In
his popliteal carcor. Undoubtedly
the speech will bo u sensation.
Dreadfully Nervous.
GKNTSt. 1 was dreadfully nervou and for
for relief Ipok your Karl' Clover KootTea.
It quieted my nervei ami ttrcngtlierie my
whole Nervous System. 1 via troubled with
Constipation, Kidney and llouel trouble.
Vour Ten toon cleansed my system so tlior
ouL'lily that I rapidly regained health and
((length Mrs. S. A. Hweet, Uarthrd,Conn
Sold by D. J. try.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Tako Laxative Broino Quinine Tako
lets. All druggists refund tho money
ir It rails to cure 25c. Tho gonulne
has h. R.Q. on each tablet.
For Constipation take Karl s Clover Uoot
tea, the great Wood Purifier. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness, Eruptions on the face,
and mikes the head clear as a bell. Sold by
D.J. Fry
To Cure a Cold In one day
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnlno Tab
lablets. All druggists refund the
monoy H It falls to cure. 25e. 10-1 1-flm
,uitn, HlUUMrtil AI'IUIJ HUM UIUII
studio over First National bank, fi-tf
TM nn f .k. ,,,.i, .t.wt .,. .11 .1
lie Not Deceived! A Courli. Ilorscnessor
Croup art) not to l trifled with. A dose in
rme ofShllo's Cum wilt save you nut h
toublf. Sold by D. J. Fry,
STATU NISW3.
Lust week, at Charles Solstruem's
ranh, 011 Ten-mile creek, In Coos
county, a fatal drowning accident oc
curred, whereby Ida Olga, the 15-year-old
daughter uf Charles Sclstrccni,
lustxher life
V. T. Kaiory, of Roseburg, has as.
soclated with lilm as a partner John
Miller, or Gold Beach, In tho pur
chase or the Louuion llourlng mills.
The mills havo a d'llly capacity of
100 barrels or Hour. Leo Armstrong
or Roseburg, will go to Lebanon
about the tlrst or the year tn tako
charge for thu new llrm.
Sherman county farmers havo not
sown us much ground to grain this
fall as Is customer', owing to the faut
that they wore kept busy harvesting
until late, and since harvest have de
voted thclrtluio principally togettlng
their grain to maritot, ioavln but lit
tle tlmo to devote to seeding, What
grain was sown curly In the fall looks
well.
Professor b L. Washburn, biologist
ut the university of Oregon, has for
some tlmo been lit correspondence
with tho commissioner of iUh and
disherits at Washington, I). C, to
secure an additional lot of i.tstoru
oysters for Yaqulna hay, and has
lust received word from Commissioner
llrlco that no moro oysters can ha
supplied until further develop . e::fs
uro already located,
Pearsons who attend thu farmers'
short courwi at theState Agrlculural
college ut Corvullij, beginning Jan
uary II. may have tho Iwnetlt of a
mluctluu lu railroad fates over thoi
lines
of t 0 Houthern PaclUo In Or-
w. ah my nuu uiicim iuusi
atlc fomrcccltit from the .tutlon I
mnt for full faro voloif, Tina will
wcounU'rtjIguedby Hie presldeut
tlm college, und on 'iirosctitatlou
Oj
MUMr AltMuy tir uirvuiiu will on
utle the htmu lo return I lcWi i
onft-Mi-Nltem, wTWMr"k town, m
tin U1 or Alhwiy
?& : -j
m .
Account Fr-.m a Special CorrenfondeM
ot The Journal at St. Paul.
An account of the Sagcrs murder
lints been printed in llrl paper, but a
Icorrespondeot alSt. Paul sends the
IfollewioK:
ueurge sabers was iouna uiurucrea
on his ranch opposite Coffey's Land
ing on the Yauiinll county side or the
Willamette river. Louis and Nase
Lubontc were out for a hunt.and whllo
passing In a boat they noticed the
tiouse ot bdgers was badly wrecked
and went about to sec what was
wrong when they discovered Mr.
Sagers had been murdered. Louis
came to Mr, Kerr's who accompanied
him to the horrible scene, while Nase
went In the vicinity ot Dayton to
spread tho news In that section. Coro
nor Clinton of Yamhill county was
notified, who soou came, but owing to
rise of rlver,causlng back-water In the
bottom land, the coroner was some
late. When he came to Mr. SaKerN
ranch he decided to go bacK, leaving
Mr. Kerr and Labonte in charue ot
the body until mornlm. When he re
turned with the doctor and 6 Jurors,
tho Inquest was held. A gash on the
head auJ skull and two wounds In
the back from a skinning knife to the
depth of 4 lnclics,penctratlug the loft
lung, the knife was left in the
second cut. It Is a homemade soncern.
The body was badly beaten with rocks.
The deceased was about 00 years of
age, unmarried arm oyer u reel tn
height, has llvled on his ranch
for nearly 30 years. The remains were
taken to Dayton on Wednesday after
noon for burlelt
Cnrcuor Clinton, the jurors and the
people that were present supposed how
the crime was commenced; tlrst at
tacked by rocks by two persons, one
on each side of house and they slung
the stones through tv.o windows,
about a half bushel was ued, which,
with a few apples, bruised their op
ponent in terrioic shape; then tue
door was nrled onen with a rail, then
the finishing blows came. It seems
that agcrs was forced outside where
he piet his enemy with a shovel,
which wis broke over his head, cut
ting a deep cut to the skull; then the
knlttng work was done. Sagers hat,
which wai found with marks of stone
bruises on and stained with blood, lay
with the broken shovel, about 10 feet
from the house. The murdered man
was round about 50 feet from tho hat,
back of ttic house In a leaning posi
tion with his right hand to his side
and leaning on left hand, where he died
from loss of blood. About December
13. That was the doctors decision.
All Indications proved that the
murders were rather unexperienced
bauds and were compelled to finish
their lob. with fear they would bo
identified. Tracks lead to tho river In
a running position. Soger's was In
Dayton on Thursday before Christ
mas on the same day he was seen at
the Weston Landing about i m Ilea
from his house, ho left In his boat
with 100 lbs of potatoes, 100 or Hour
and some meat, which he arrived home
with. He had same clothes on and
also hat, Ho didn't mo any of tho
above provisions and was In the act
of building n tire In the stove when
tho attack was made.
About rorty pcoplo from Marlon and
Vamhill counties wcrcat the In.juest.
Wednesday morning It was talked by
many that It was the most brutal
crime on record, besides a disgrace
to both counties mid tho surrounding
couiunlty on both sides of the Wil
lamottc. A ropo would only be to good for
such cold blooded murder.
Reserved Seats. Reserve your
seats for the Schubert concert. Those
who have subscribed for tickets to tho
Schubert Symghony Club & Lady
Quartette entertainment at tho opera
hoiiho on January 4, can reserve their
scats on Saturday the 1st, at Patton
Bros., also on Monday the :ird, until
10 a. m. After that tlmo until Tues
day evening the general public can
rcferye seats at the same place. Re
member this will bo Jtlie lust appear
ance of these celebrated musicians Jon
this coast. Admission 50 and 75 cents.
Children 25 cents. 12-31-21
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Tako Lazatlvc BromoQuInlne Tab
lota all druggist refund the monoy
If Itfalls to cure. 25c. The gcouino
hsa L. B Q. on each tablet.
Stop that cough. Take warning,
lead to consumption. A 2C.C.
It may
bottle of
Sold by
Shiloh's Cu-c may save yoi ' fe,
D. J. Fry.
What Dr. A. E. Slater Says.
Huitalo, N. Y. Gen's: ,From my pcf
cnal knowledge, gained In obsetvisg thecr.
ect ot your Shiloh's Cure In cases of advanced
Consumption, 1 am prepared to say it is the
most remarkable Remedy that has ever been
brought to my attention. It has certainly
saved many frum Consumption, Sold by 1).
J. i'fy
Catarrh Cured. A clear head and sw
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh Itemed
old on a guarantee. Nasal injector free
Sold by D. J. Fiy.
OASTORlui..
:u fie-
llBllt
Is ea
ffuturi
&&Ji4A !!
u
Karl's Clover Hoot Tea, tor Constipation
it's the Hest and If after using it you don't
say so, return the package and get your
money, joia uy u. j, rry.
Tho fair at Baker City given for
tho .bencllt of tho hospital netted
1 (117.75. Mrs. Mary Richards, a
lady, of that city, managed tho fair
The first few minutes of a fire is the
critical time; a Quarter of a minute is
worth saving. Millions may be lost in
that time. When anyone is sick every
instant ii precious, particularly at the tie.
ginning before disease gets any headway.
When you first begin to feel ' below
the mark when you are not getting all
the streiigth you ueeU out of your food,
when you ore languid and indisposed, it
la time to try the toulug, strengthening
effect of Dr. l'icrcc'a Golden Medical
Discovery. It " extinguisliea " disease
by making rich, healthy blood, full of the
life-giving ml coqwiscfca which drive out
disease and flood the vital organs with
freh vitality.
Uverv disease which hai iti seat In the
blood is cum!
by tbt manclous "Dis-
covery
f)isr nil nlli- -ilt--i lim, '
fHca: Its eiTccU m little short of I
mlraculoua fu curinjf obstinate, chronic
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ciwTpUott. -.
Kun-t'own " people, dellc-te nxe,
rm-
s .' 1 s 1 1
"ipaic nan iwny ciiuurcn $vm
fetrcHith, color ami nerve fori Xw utittg
iUh ixflni-i " Dioory." It do
m wake tUbby (at. Ukt ntugr "csnul
iwM,'1 but , keidtky, wwrtwr ti-
P "(VBfcra"1 n y W ""HF7"
L viw Bfc, M III jb wt
for Infants and Children,
The JTao-simile Signature of
Cfrkstyy J&cc&M
Appears on Every Wrapper.
THC CtMTAUR COMPANY, TT MUMHV TftCCT, NtWYOffK CITY.
AUCTION T
Monday, Jan, 3, at 2 p m. and 730 p'. m,
At John G, Wright's old stand, 227 Commercial st., at 10 a, tn,
We will sell tho E. M. Rowley slock of groceries, crocnery, notions, to
banco, etc, consisting or a full line of groceries such as flour, sugar, bacon,
tea, coffee, extracts, spices, farinaceous and canned goods of all kinds, tilass
ware, crockery such as dinner and teasets. water seis some elegant toilet
sets, fancy vaies, sllwrplated spoon, forks, etc. These gods are in first
class condition and nothing Is reserved; everything must be sold. Sale con
tinues from day to day until the entire stock Is sold.
WILSON & LMDIGflN.
J. P. GOODE, auctioneer,
F R, ANSON, Receiver,
Commencing Nov, 2, 1897, and until further ordered
elcctriccars leave Hotel Willamette as lollows
FOR PENITBNTIAHY, via Stato Heme:
630 a. m , 7 a. in. and every 30
1 1 130 p. in to Twenty-first street
at
FOR S. P. Co. DEPOT, via Stato House:
6:45 a- ,n-i 10.-40 a. m , 1.-40 p. m. and 8.-05, P- '"-.
TOR INSANE ASYLUM, Transfer to Gardeu Read:
630 a m., 640 a. m., 7 a.
m. and at 11 p. m.
and
P
FOR
SOUTH SALEM:
6:40 a
at 10,-40 p.
1 7 a. m, and every 20
CARS LEAVE M, E, CHURCH ON STATE STREET
FOR MORNING-SIDE:
7 a, m., 7.-30 a. m and every 3oJminutes tlieroifier, until 10 p. m. ana 11
P.m., from State Insurance building
FOR FAIR G-ROUND3:
6:30 a. m., 7 a. m., and eyery 30 minutes thereafter, until 10 p. m. and lo.3o
p. m , from Court house only.
This timo table is based on railroad or S'andard Pacific time. Tho town
clock is usually 2 to 5 minutes slower.
On Sundays, all cars, except depot, start at $ a. m.
NOTICE TO THEATRE GOERS:
Lnst'cars at night leave as follews:
For Insane Asylum Chemcketa stre-t and Garden Hoad, immediately after
close of performance at opera house and also at 1 1 p. m. from Hotel Willamette.
For South Salem, 10:40 p. m. from Hotel Willamette cr at 1045 p., m. from
opera house when any attraction there holding 1 ite.
For State treet to Twenty first street, ll.-3op. m., from Hotel Willamette.
For Morningside, 1 1 p. m., from State Insurance building.
For Fair Grounds and North Salem, ro.'3o p m., from Court house corner.
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254 Commercial
CrWccra ajents for Canaian Pacific
I
FARM PROPERTi
1i6oq acre grain and s'.cck farm three miles
from railroad runiru wiler, good springs
aad fair buildings. This is the best bargain in
the Willamette valley. Price onlj $6.50 per
acre.
332 acres, two and one-half miles northwest
of Amity 240.ac.res under cultivation; all
fenced; 2 houses and 2 barns; family orchard;
level land running water. Price $28.00 per
acre.
690 acres adjoining Marion station a fine
stock farm 90 acres under cultivation first
class family orcliatd good house; 2 good
barns springs and running water all for $12,
per acre.
3u acres 3 miles ncrth of Scio, 2 mites
from Shelburg at the crof iig of the O C &
ERR and S P R R. 150 acres in cultivatien:
good house and barn; all under fence! family
-rchard: good springs and running water.Price
$3210.
too acres 4 miles southwest of Turner.- m
acres in cultivation; 30 acres in pasture go.id
"ouso and bam 3 springs; 7 acres of prunes.
Only $25. per acre.
7t acres one-half mi'e fr in Mintr-, :o acres.
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fHE SHASTA ROJTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY.
6:00 r Ml Lv ..Portland. ,.Ar
8:30 PMJ-Lv Sateiu ....Lv
7.-45 am) Ar. San Frnncisco Lv
9:30
J710
(S.-oo
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Above trains st pat all principal station)
bet. Portland and Salem, Turner, Marion
Jefler&on, Albany. Tangent, Shedds, Ilalsey,
Ilarrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell
Cottage Cirme, Dr..in, Oakland, and all sta
tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive.
ROSKIIURG MAIL, r DAILY.
8. -30 AMI Lv
Portland ..Ar (4.-30 fm
Salem ... . Lv i 2 00.T U
Roseburg.. Lv 7.30A M
IIOO A M
Lv
520 P Ml Ar
Pullman bulla sleeper and second-class
sleeping; cars attached to all through trains
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
EETWFFN PORTI-VND AND CORVALL1S.
Mail tiains daily except Sunday.
730 A Ml Lv.
12IS PM Ar . ,
.Portland.. Arl 5.'5o
Corvallis...Lvj itn$
PM
PM
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of the O. C. & E. Ry.
EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
4.-50PM) Lv ... Portland.... Ar) 8.-25 A M
730 p M Lr . . .McMinnville Lv 550 A m
8:30 HI) Aij Independence Lv) 450 AM
Direct conni-ctKin at San Francisco with
Occidental ami Oriental and Pacific mail
steamship linc for JAPAN AND CHINA.
.at'lng nates on application
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and
Europe. Aho TAPAN. CHINA. HONO
LULU and AL'SI'UALLIA, can be obtainM
from W. V. SKINNER, Ticket y.ent,
Salem.
R. KOEI1LER, Manager.
C. II. MARKHAM, G. F. ; P. A. Portland
OREGON CENTRAL
Eastern R. R. Company
YAQU1NA BAV ROUTE.
Connecting at Yao.-ina Bay .uinea
Francisco & Vaquina tiay Steamship Co.
STEAMSHIP "PRESIDENT,"
Jails from Yanuina i-very 8 days for Sai
Francisco, Coos I5ay, Port Oif.ird, Tnaidai
and llumlolt lb)
Passenger aci-tmioj jd-tious uusurpasied,
Miortcst route .wtu etc rhc Wlliaraetw valle
and California
Fare from Albany or points west to B:
rr-nctsco: (,aou. 8, ieeragc, jo.
Roand trip, td to Jays, S 17-
To U-xi? Bay 1 abin (Si steerage $6,
10 Iluralol-t taj aan -oti riorH. ca
tlo; steerjge $8.
RIVER DIVISION
.earner '-Albany" Utween Portland 1
Co-TallU. through witeout Uy-orsr. Leafs
Corvallis cifo a. m. Tuesdays, Taursdavrf"!
i$o a. in. lueviays,
-undavs.t leaet Portland.
Vamhill
dock, 6.-ooa.m. Midayi, Wednesday:
rnaay-
EDWIN STONE, Manager.
I. C. MAYO, Supi River Division.
Ccrrallii
C. G. COKER, Agent, Salem. j
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Inter. Khortt?
no tn ln'
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pHWi W
Iinf-1, Uurllnrvau
route.
i.f,.A7tnr7 about rates ana
trains.
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EAST AND SOUTH m a II
inAjrorOM, Or,
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f in cultivation cood boose,
wate-r. Price iywSL,
20 acres of fine landJlTrniles
TVwl riilf'vnlmn -fnr t7tn.
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7 TO THAUl-, tf20 acres inUmatilIa,co
for improved Salem property,
TOTRADE.-.1S5 acres on thMAlsea
city of Sa'em property, improved orMuni
roved,
CITY PROPERTY
A fine 1 evidence property insidcHchea
call for prices.
Ilouie anl 1 acres of cround in
6;.
suburbs
city cheap. $700. I",
A pood new house of 9 rooms for' $ loot
$i:ocaih, balance JS. per month, jjb
House a- d lot in Yew Park at a bargxin 1
$S.co aj
List Jour house and farm for rent orfor sal
with us. W.
vVe sell tickets on theC nadian Pacific fail
rjari at 5 co to $7.co less to easternioint!
Four blocks from Lincoln schocllhouse
ine residence half-block in Salem' wit
piivile eof enclosing half orstreet, city vate
fit c fruit trees, if sold within three .menth:
for $300. A bargain as it commands (beauti
ful viiw. ;
ORliD
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THE POPULAR THROUGH
CAR LINE FROM THE
NORTHWEST
EAST
-TO ALL POINTS
Cnrl Ajent S. K. HOOPER, G. P. & T.A.
- a St, PORT1AND. ORE. DENVER, COIO.
TO THE EAST Gf.ESf THE CHOICfJ
OF
Two Transcontinental
. - . ...-. -
oliig:.
Via Snokanflinneanons ?t Pan nnH 1 -.
ver Giaha sd KanEis City. Low rates to
eastern citi'r
For full C tails call on or address
BOI5.E & BARKER
agent"!, balei, i,Oregon,
CEAN DIVISION.
Trtland San Francisco.
Steamers eave Aiusworth dock. Pertinncr:
Dec. 2S, Jal 2U 7. 12, i7l 22, 27, Feb
1, 6, n, i(j2i, 26,
Fare Cain, $?; steerage, f2.cn.
WILLAO-TTE RIVER DIVISION. -rORTLAp-SALEM
ROUTE-Steamer
Ruth for Jxtland Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at o a. m. For Corvallis, Tuesday,
ThursdajJJid Saturday at 4 p. m Steamer
Elmore ffPor land Tuesday, Thursday and
SaturdaCt 645 a. m.
TransK to street car line at Oiegon City
ifthestimers are delated there. Round
trip ticlts to all points in Oregon. Washing,
ton, Cifornia or the east Connecting
madeaPortland with all rail, ocean and
rher lip. Call on G. M. Powe-s, agent.
foot-Te street.
W. II. IIURLBURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, O .
?rthem Pacific
Railway.
RUNS
mman Sleeping Cars-
Elcant Dinin Cars
Tourist Sleeoin" far.
si. Paul, Minneapolis, Luluth, ijargr
'Jrand Forks, Crookston, Winnineg, .
Helena and Butte.
THROUGH TICKETS
o Chk-w, Washingtn, Hilladelphia. N
ork. Boston, arul all rcinr
tast an-1 outb
For infotiaticn, time card aiapa
tickets, call on or -rit6
THOMAS, WATT-& Ct).'
AGE'Si,
toj Commercial street. Salem Ot
M D. Charlton, Aist. UeB Passg Aceat
uiuuisoa street corner 1 bud rortland, Or.
Tfu&c Marks
Designs
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