Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 16, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM- f Rheumatism, Winter's Terror! naamavo , (tetf, damt and disagreeable sjjsjtfcc f i dreaded by thoo sub 5et to Rhetini-tkni, for Iho alight eei ebtnge in tho ftttnothero or ntwrfure i Mire io increase U-ir anffcrinK.' A Krcat many . :...... mn flini.MiUvi from RheanwtUtn during tho Maimer moiilha nro liknly to bo Hbvo thflinolvfi rid of Iho tttwtm, bat with Iho flrt old, dnmp day their nctiee nfld nrfliw rottirn nnd tlioyeooti Hud tbciiiaclveu firmly in tho Bwap of thoir old enemy, who torturoa them more than ever. "BfTWul Jtmm ago I wm fflietra with what the doetora called Boltw HbeuniatUm or Liimbaao, a uffor ne he moat intene agony at time, and being confined to my bed about r year, al though four or the iwst physicians (ono of whom wan iy father) attended me during my Itlnc-na Tlwy rould ?enit, only temporary relief, and I think they tried about all of the remedies known to tnoltcnl aolence, dosing me with atronpt medicines until my stomach got In audi a condition that I could digest nothing, and neither myself nor friend had any hope of my recovery. I wai persuaded to try H. 8. 8.. and before finishing the first bottlo, I found that I hud the right remedy I continued to JLHAI'lTAL JOURNAL. UY HOKUCPe UROTHKM8. MONDAY, JANUARY 10, I8W. DHy, One Vear W3.00, (n Adranca fMly, Tour Moiitlw 1 00, lr Advanoo. WMkly. Ono Year $1.0 J), in Advanoc J8 WIIIPPINO MXJESMARY. There In reported In this paper u corporal punlihmcnl cade which oc curred lu tho Halcni public schools. It Is an uliplwisant duty to publish uuoh mattew, but It la bet for tho cutlrc community to know Just what dlnlnulUcs the public schools have to contend with and rrnllxo tho aotual condition of the (trmviuit t.'onoratlons rroKrcsHlvo ciliirutnn do not be llevo In corpcr-il nuiiuhiiient. In nlno cases out or ton It N doubtful whether iuuio Initio than wxl does notroult. Hut tUcre "corns to bo a tenth cose rverynlwto, in wliools, In prisons, In tho army, In the common alTalrsof life. tvhca all moral sua loii ami klndnms H'uuis of avail. The tcaehors In our puhllo schools are -often person entirely liicxpcr lonced lu riralcnx with child nature They have reared no shlldrun, have avoided children, have nmdo no study of tho problems of education as I hey relate to the actual brlmtinu up or n child. Kuch poisons ore often ex pected to deal successfully with 40 to 70 children. Then how many children come from homes where tbero Is tittle or no dis cipline, constant resort to corporal punishment. Itow Khali a teacher subtltute the holier principles of Obftllonco and tho laws that conduce to orderly conduct, where there has been only violence and resort to force on the part of tho parent v Anuno can wee the dinicuUy tho toucher labors mulor, and such parents are often yie wcateit objectors to cor poral punUhmciiU Wo believe tho Hslem bohools are conducted with at little euiporal Ps Tre ara men who that tiul-door wvciIkti Sji ihMgtllr tui ill at they Uk' u at thtfr 1him i ilr Inmlfi tttai iitu iu ieit aud irM' ami bue at. H.tfrt thlr htallh iu evvry ay TU Hhetl lltry bik dttwll, IU kp mi Nt lirlirtr Mrjtt I tut iu wldillv lh it U"Bal w ii. Ih gu tl rtfiry Uy Htl mW lltl'.. ih lliril gar ilft., nr (iy tn Imitate Mr rttad ltwie by cHtllnir duvt tree ur chKiiplng thrfrui- llv ntit u..mwI 3& A WW jMiculflus nutbol o( cuiia a naa who t mifcrlng flwii tirtvuus ethan. two t4 la tatcattacd vtU utvou tro. little COM Id not he rll cncivwl A m.H who kaa etiweikct ! nct tuote'i wwb, ikii u woik ana moi ut Tt wan who Iot hit aptwtiu iwrtd anm tblwr to itMoie It TU wan rboa ntnti ar Htttetcl utI wwnlilnv to teoe and tttMikest then Ct the tieivw rlUt and J.aaditlire'hlfirfilcivrJU follow A mm who 4p latrll and tit wtlL 4 ( ad aattailktea tilt fd will nat lhrijiMfl ill .,5Jt.tl,lt,,"J,)' rii Colder Art van. It creaua a braity apitlie. It makra th dlritiui ami .iln.i.ii..,. ijerffrt. It HvicratM the liver, it putlfiM lb WotKl and UlU It with the Iifdvliur MHHa of the rd. It MH J titw , it(w wuK-k 4 mw wen dUxK It U m uafailliyf nii fa mrvou hutlMi 4 nrrvtnuf wtratlti, wul the tt wf m WHiwwtf fa vrlwikrd uun aud u owi uiuaui.1 swa'i u an ! 'ify fmt Imellljrruw. raminuir Bjmo jtbu, incllby U m. - vwri unMHra w aril yrhl inAfo hsHei to atU m what m-w wiwt he prefrrt fa kIAaH trnM kc to ell. A SMM H WOM4H W)ll fttgkftt WUtIW . mwtwv H n f lt( IIWlVl i m$lVUr?lX'i!il 0 WW ImtMKliuir. IkKtW l' lISMeul Mat. Oat tin. a4 Ima as ststAw Mil ibem .rn.f wV V Tvi $w K I J lW Jt " V i m W T- JT:!. Mk m'w jr hio. .... -''-" '''-'"aw'Jrt'"11''" '""' ... i - -- - ,uJMiia.t ,. , . , "J, C. JlUBTOni ... . 1..W. fdHn " If you hnvo KheninrttUm, why not throw asido remedies which have dono yu no good, and tako oim that will euro you? Dump- noiiilment never result fro"1,)"0 tss mo of 9wiftfl Specific; it nlnnyH curoa Hhounifttiain, bfcniiH') it is n rtnl blood rtmtdy and goes down to lb" bottom of trouble nnu rem It irom thenyfltHn. v- - erv claim mane for H. S H in bed npu wlint it lias alridy dono euree actually tnadn for many who tsre in jtint nit bud condition s you, perhaps. 8. U.S. in tho ..iily Mid romody gunmnipod Purely Vegetable Ono thouaiuiddollara will Iw paid to ntivchetnlxt who oitu find in it a pa'rtifloof poiaah, mnrriiry or any other miiionil ingredient. Valuable books wiit free by Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Oa. punishment as Is possible under tho circumstances hero or elsewhere That a little boy should bo unmerci fully whipped for uslnu two swear words, to which ho was probably pro voked, will not always moot with public npproval. Thore must lie wiser ways to meet suoli cases und tho city supcrlntendcn and his principals wilt no doubt devise them. STATE FUNDS, CtlHllllUfl fffitll if rtt f'AR for 10 or '20 years lain Idle, or dran-ltiK Interest for the state treasurer. It Is notdonlcd that It has been a Koncrnl custom In Oregon since Kcnoratlons to allow the treasurer to loan money'. Tho statement has been publicly nmdo nnd not denied that trust funds uro loaned out In lots of tloo, 000 at a tlmo, for which tho treasurer pnlfl live or six thous and dollars a year Into his own pocket. U'odon'niiiy that thin Is now tho case but wo say It Im been done lu tho past und Is not denied. Under all tho circumstance, the present condition of the treasury, with over three quarters of a million cash re ported on hand, and ovor ono half a million of money bolmr composed of thcKO trust runds, Is duiiKorous and nlUmcthor scandalous from a lluan clul standpoint. In the samo treas urers report It In Hhnw tliatthoro is oer a quarter of n million dollars of ntato wurrunta outstaiidlnu, drawing from 8 to 10 per cent Interent. Whataro the people koIiik to do about Itr What aro tho oilleluls Kolmrtodo about Itv Nobody, not oven the press, wcidh to euro n eon- S .".' S.1,. "l,.T,Br.,,0.nt pretend to cxpluln or Justify having unormou ninounlK of monoy Ivlnir Idlo In tho treasury mm tho Ihuitlni; ilubtcostliiK 20,000a year ItltOtC.-lt. No ono ccm to euro or ovn to want to learn anything ubut It. Tlu IcKitlaluro appoluU tho uiiml Invoatl- RittltiK cotnuiltlco. Uomu Hcnntor or representative, who Ims friends to reward, tnovou nn unnoliitinunt of a committed to liirosthfiile tho txoki and Bccounu i of tho lUlc treasury. Ilo appoint-. hl friend, so-called ox-1 V. . 'wr'"y,n .. nn " lHcy do V They lt nt n tabic In wuno room j In tho Unto houso and chook ovor old i Into warrants and old vouohorstowe, that they corronpond with tho books In which llioy uro recordl. Thoy aro (uruuhed olgara aud drink tr tlio want them, and tho ooNipy tlio tlmi of tho entire Mnlun. Thoy could ik cupy lOOdaya lust as well at to d)s. and tho pesiplo would know Just ns much about tho condition or tho state ' lrasuiy, If thU.blonnlnl whitewash OCiU MWJ, as they would loarn at tlw MIKiiaootMflOi). TliolotiUlatlv In vmttiKailnc eoimnllleo nevtr mm at dollar of the monoy lu tut statu treasury until they tret their uhor tor thoir own services. Tto com uilttco that employ them inakos ami reoorU tutli.iUuUlitm. iiit. .,v,,,u. I think hai bwn fouud lu porfoot urtlor. Tho w-oalled wmi annual rrw.rL ! ---- ----" jiixr viu - mauo oyuie feialotroasiiror Ut the Ifovertjor aod Moretury of stato U of 1110 samo gereial oharuater. It l nut WltUMl as m the trulhfulniMk of the facta a has sal forth, exeept that pralkvuly tho ool uinna uf Hjsurws aro feotwl up. It Is Htwl with the stato otllolal asu mir form, whloti Is no ptotootion tu tho jwplc Tiw Kuvoroor and wwrotary of ntato aro nutroiuired to tim moiwy riortl lu bo mi IktHd They am nut. requires! utiiiiftsUM itortw, huwt uiijriiiuiK'auaui it,. Tile wovnr- uorUsuppoMHl to ask- that tho tru. urvre twtidibo 1 110 test wl wheuever tho money ho rcpoiuon hand ax.) the amount of kiurlty he has vhen. Hut there am no oaso ti rumord where this has ma dono of late jimi. sun K-itu-aunusi retort it " --r ia i-aj SV1VIV SJ ,Jy,lUo but A HUb uuud.iuna play mib. niwsHituiKloeUie tuMerlu! fen . wrw m air. l SS,liT MAM SsiA v " I fdot, A to the real sub.tnce or where 1 abouts of the state funds. It Is not intonilr.fi that tho Deonlc should learn or know, or that any disclosure should bo made. The state treas ury Is a sealed book. It Is conducted on dark-lantern methods. For the last ten years thero has alwuys been from a quarter of a million to a half a million of surplus money kept on hand. Hcfore encroaching upon this mythical surplus let us ask the question, where has It been and what has It been used' for ? It Is well known that money Is w cheap that no school funds can be loaned out at 8 per cent upon doslroable security. It Is Kcneraly believed that enormous sums of atato funds Have been systatnetlcally used to enrich private official, bankers, corporations and monoy Joanors. No ono dcnlos thlsorfccrlously q-.cstlons tho fast. Ncvor-tlie-law this shameful and dlsirracoful perversion and prostitu tion of taxation Is to bo allowed to ..,! Ma fVi..wt cnnmil tn tin fill WAV iiHiiii.iiiiiUi inuiu oii;iai w v j , ,f on of pcopi,, U) .... m.h.. ,i ,r,i,nViiiit.v nr W lliu j;b-)iuiiii7 " nv-...v - loolmrhalf a trillion of public funds. They will never believe that thore Is disorder In their state Hnancos uttli their state taxos nrc aRiiln doubled, to mako KOod dcfalciitlons that must In ovltablysoonororlatorap)onr In the atato treasury, unless the present loose and reckless rnannor of conductln stnte Hnancos Is done away with. Whey will only awake when It Is too lato. They will lock the corral aftsr tho whole band of cattlo is stolon. Let us today publicly print this prephecy: The day will como when there 'vlll Ikj no one In Orirenn out side tho asylum or bin enough natural born fool to not seo that In no other state In tho Union has there been biicIi motion, hoodoolnjf, bunnHm and boodllntf with the people's money .8 hero In Oregon. The collection of taxes Is systematically delayed so that stato, counties, cities, school district uro kept ono to two years Ixjlilnu and thus all public expenditures nrc prey to tho crabbers and speculators. After tho taxes are collected thuy .no not used for the public be no lit, KavoiB Nicaragua Canal, Washington, Jan. 10,-Henator Mcllr do s very anxious to soo snmo sort of legislation pasted ut this scs slon looking to the construction of tlio Nicaragua canal, As tho matter s'-undNut prosont, ho favors tho bill which Senator Mnrirun has boon ad. yocnlluK, hut to which Micro scorns to l)o many objections on account of the various concessions, and bccaimo of the provisions rolatluir to the .Marl tlmo Canal Company that ninny sen ators do not like. hHiuklmr l of the proportion to o straight at tlio matter in the way of providing for tho oonsl ruction or the on mil directly by tho United State, tho rotundluK to tho Maritime Canal Company of the munuy which It has expended, and to secure trie approu tlou of tho Clayton-Hulwur treaty, ho My that Iw fa re all this unit bo doun the ooucesiluns of the Mnrll lino Canal Company will lapsn, and tho United States will have to deal with the CraKln-Oraco Compari), which has, as ho undorstuudH It, a conces sion lu perpetuity, nnd which will alwuyH bo In tho way. The uroat delays that would follow may prove disastrous, and ho Is In favor of tak liitt aotlon speedily wliloh will ao- conipllsh something. Keuator Mellrlde will doubtless kco that unloftt sonic- tlnriK muro practicable than has been mlttee on tho oonurutlon of tho Nlcarumm canal la proontcd no hill uau paHi, Senator Morunn li not n Vitrv lirtirtllnrtl mnii uii.1 un.inik ntit tr. i.,...., ..i.j,,,,,,! tl,n. . 1..., i. .,., , IIUIU irnivi lull niuu biuiu is liilllliu very qulukly. nnd very oon tlio omml hill will bo pushed ulde for uiallori of lobulation duouicd intioh moro lui portuut, ojH)olally hy tlm majority of thoHoiuto. a n,.i, ... i0l,C0 wnl ho was lu heavon; ho iail ROt a w,,tuf ,,uloku from Lu Corona KXi oltrar nnd thmiKht It llll0,,ce t0 th0 aoit , was THE EXCaiSKCE Of SUM OF RiiS I t '!ot w,1f ,0 tu wuruulliy aud .".T Mt "' MutaMUun. but uUo - "! v a i aikiii i u'liii iiiiiiAki . mutaoUirwl by hcUutltU .,r.. i . . ' ...inn iv w k .1H U tk. OaUiNINU l..,0 SvHr n T X; a rt" M,,lh lo hOpS UIWO a'l liHHarUHi ol iwr-Ua.lu; tht ins fttnl uiviH4l ituM-dt a tit ,fIIU.lW )fru ut MwMUCllCtUI. 'y vlhohnu Fu. .vrefr Co 'v kMrnlcU.. of that fd W4J .Wt ww ,m .blM ,,l0 vMSTthU WUIiiMWHwuuf,,,,,, t.voU,.,,,.. i.v he 1 hit i vrtih ue mil Ml pwf4k. nK lkl lltaU-tion ; ,, , "TR-- -'" " SltU PHHuilH. SlTUb Of Vl- a f""," MtflfSaVm f ItiWllUa. uiak shv uawe or ti. tnnmiy a tjvmranty f ttse excl f ha rmdr i u ur In advauo .. j ethar uiu KMh l WUn Uw MHl "W1 wlilKsut Im.uuiim urwenki-u 'vl' lH WWSHssW tkr h of . iMiy mi. j v. ' cal?EvhuPco. lfe-rjSS&TtS A I'Mi.NClKlu l'. 1 -tavii .... -t;;fc SIU.4L u,mCmmi 24jMMjtelMJMwnVwKMtMM!' Young children, to avoid marasmus, scrofula, or rickets, and develop healthy tissues, bones and teeth, need fats and hypophosphites. Dr. V Gilman Thompson, Prof. Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics, in the Uni versity of New York, asserts that Cod-liver Oil is the hot fat for the purpose. Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil partly digested and combined with hypophos phites, it gives children material for rich blood, Kolid flesh, bones and teeth. U f k all Antomlttt. sorrr r l!O.VVh, Oiesilttt, New York. JOURNAL "X-RAYS." (Jov. Oecr should appoint every rnrmor ns.'irno warden nn his own premises. t 1 t Socrotary Klncald did Ujo many jfood thln8 to have taken any chances on any other kind. Give the suijar beet men a bounty of WO.OW; Klvo the prune men $0,000; and putonsomo morcturlff to help tlicsuuar trust. t t I llyall moaus, pass some laws to help the pour men who nrc runnlnt bands of f,000 to 15,000 sheop or cut tle on tho public lands Help all tlie monopolists. : 1 t As lnmf as the Iward or education has to hire nearly all women and they Imvo to tooch niorclrls nnd boys, Is it not time the women voters de- ...n.i.lwl n ivnlimn nt t tin Cfilinil frflll fl ? IIJilllUl.ll I. nifllllkl. if i.ii(iri.liivri v.i... . j Tho spectacle of a stale house Jan-j Itor coining Into the Joint ronven-' tion of tho legislature pulllnu' t mon Htrous mndodorous cluiir. probably I made by u Chinaman, while (lovernor Occr was rlollvcrlnjr. his lri;iurul, was an object lesson In manners to say tho least. i 1 1 Crontlnuu coinmlsslouori court of three mombcrs for Marlon county ds all rlKlit, but there Is no nonso In maklnc ono rosldo In this city who Is In "session" all tho time. The ! probate business can all be attended i to bytthe county clerk nnd.on.ulty court or Department No. -. Abolish the1 county court. It Is a relic of terrltor- lal days, Ioiik since abandoned in ' other states as old as OrcKon. An oxchiink'o that has been partly kept alive for many years hy county alii has tho follewing: Eiitlroly too iiitiuh uioiitiy lias liven and Isholutt paid nut on account of Marlon county's "poor." The "pour," In too many caes, tiro mon nn.xlou to runupKiiod sited hills uk'uIiisL tho county. It Is an abuse that culls loudly for correction. t 1 t We have montloucd that tlOlCrilOr I Geer did not recommend to the leirls laturoun Incrotuo of tho number of tho Juduo of tho supremo court. Ho can read thoconbtltutluu, Nor, bo It observed, wus uuoh recommendation made by (lovorno'- Lord. He know, suoh proposal mount direct violation of tho constitution, nnd that, If put Into olToot, It would Invalidate tho Hupromccourtuud mako Its tlndliin as worthless its thiwe of tin Illegal lury, -Urok'ntilitn. , Vot tho sumo Hepubllcun pollll-; Olans Alio want to Increase tlm ' supremo court, wunt to abolish .ludijo; lk)lse u circuit Juiluo und leave thlsj uistriut only one Juduo with "500i innr.. ..... I..i.nn .!... .1- i , ........ in .uun viiiiu iiiv ruiilililil district with fnurjodtrcH. The ixdltlcal Ktinlus selected to edit U10 "piwh" orvun (and a few months later soIooUmI forrocolvorof the JoiMt-J NAI. Iiy the "push" lawyers), sayu tho I editor of this ooper Isu membor of1 lue UlilHW Hub ami drinks thum. - Jut'KNAU. 't prMUiue the Journal means I the editor nf this paiwr, althoiiih ho I iaulttuteilioriistrnv In his juirimsiM. I mere Is not 11 Mnntlllu of truth In, the .tatement that we wer seleotod for receiver uf the Journal. Ifthoro1 was, ,v mver he.trd n wtnl abotit it, nmiKttow iHtuilHir about n.-Saloiii lntitMiiUeot . emaeiioi m jetftrscMi oume U aniem to luform th publishers of Tim JiH'UNAJ. Ihui word hud an IMkssxl up there Uy latrstl n.inia thatareeelmwastotake,,, ofi " " "li n JfUIMMI we had never sitejicctevi uf BUC,, ,lft. , ,sikw. l)feuiire.lt musL i,i-., ,,.. . IlllVit ltwi tn a HtmitMou lie. womdlhlmj the ln dtutWai iuiu would not he umitv of Haw'fiTlwa. WeoBerUuu Hundred Dollars p. i c n. r ,'":. .'I!. '?' IWllAA III 1st iya..iI.. J....Z .." M, k. ' T "-'V u IU aUlLi IU 1 tSTI r Unit II r.r.Vu ',''" 4WW nunprauie ClAU.'lVilefJo.O. l , 1 "A SVINNAN M.MtVI AUHINU, K1NNAN Marvin, !.... 1 iriVLlHK,ollon8 on tlnaoolally Uv ontll..2ka3d. Wit tihmv u .,..- .. 1 i.T?.,;?,,a.. ... - MIIVU3J H jnir. iuvtuiaiiiiirv Til aHi OukkUU. ,."'!',b. isiimoniaii rn.. "IWMllyiniHawlYieUt jjQliaVfiwfaMW'"''f''l,WJW''1'' " ' ' 0 0 " '' " - I (10 BEST CN liMLi fl.QQ - n n o u v k - The Model Oregon Nowapapcr and Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch and Dairy and Market News In attractive readable form. SALEM I Is lsiued Thursday morning of the state tho same week. in In two partscontalns all and Stato News. MM Tic 100 Mlv lrM-200 An Independent Associated Press Taper for tlio Peo ple. Send for sampler free. TiiuJouhnai. has tho fullest report of the doings or the legislature and state oOlclals, as well ns Indepen dent, clear and conclxe comment on oil public mattors. Send n trial subscription. UOFER BROS. -0 o- Another Circular From the Ciar. v II) ImtoclKtt'il Prrav to Ihn .luuroHl. I Lonuon, Jnn. Hl.Tho Vicuna cor 1 rospondunt of tho Standard miy.s: I "A circular vma Issued on Thursday j to the power from Ht. PetcMburtr statin ir that the czar'n maunaoliuous Idea having met with Koneral' appro bation, the time has arrived to sub mit to tliu cabinets a prounim to )e considered at tho proposed conference J which must ho rcuarded ns nothing moro than it basis for tho delibera tions. 1 understand that tho program does not mention disarmament. It i ri'Ht.rlnM Ifsnlf tn nrnnnkini n limit fi. inn ,,f .I,,. ,,rmv.l, .-, nrmiiiiKnti m. v.v... .. . ... ...-... ... u....u......v7, v- pcclally with respect to now Inten tions. It does not suuost any partic ular piaco or mccllUK'i nut propnsos some othor town than ono of the cap itals of tho Kreut." They All Say Tho Salem "Special" Hour made by that ntw machinery bents the world. Try It, tf TO CUIID A COLD IN ONI) DAY Take Lnxativo Uron.o Quinine Tablets. All druu'tflsts refund tho money If It falls to cure, 2.rc. The Itenulno has L. II (j ou oncli tablet. ruiuy.ih.ia Toa cmmo. u. "!! t".l!?'"-hlO-UAU riwuf Itat d.ir Car labtto g.in.rTvu.uuir,,, I4 in., iiatiOM u. UauJ. r f'ii,''i!ilifcn mJra TO-U AO lr "?? .Tal ArlHir own drurilill. L. Ill Touch rr ut. T II lUl Bftll.bt.. n...la..ntl. 11.. ton ai. UIHtllv . u... Ib.il.. m U r,L"."' " otffun4'i.' MlU K.aWllt,. IUt. a..tn.l. i.a I ..I ItJDAY'a MANKRT. I'outuani) Jan. iu. 02; Walla Wuila.ftUo. -Wheat yolloj Flnur-Portlund, M.Urt; 21.6 iwr noi. SuperUno Oute-Whlic 49vi3e. HaytS(.iti pur ton. l!uM--iJfai6o5 old crop Co OroiMin.Ilc. i.vpui - aiiuy, lunrrje: l-itstfirn .MlllSlUtl- lira 11. K; shorus, $19 & $15 BO. iniiliryrt,hlckeuelmlxeil,S.,rfXat3.76 turkoys.livo, lft.3(V. x r-uus-uroirfiQ, jiMtic per dot. 1 llites-(ireen. miltud 60 lbs. KJila. "f - .'i" (vohcop pelts.loQeOc, YSKi S.K &,. fancy v.nra,,, vi.giv JHirjllll. 'otatuos, T.ySOo por back. "J?-l7. U6 nltfloiirW8U.l.,Ler,,a'5i rtrwd. 7c v.. ... in u, wks, 8.M MAKKHr Wltent- 6. UatA-sV; uy-IlaliM, 'hett, ii.ft) ttuletlerOt,s, MOO: r. llren mi wlthttMl aud por ."? .' ?. "hoftjisisaiii SI ILIllll USrl fa ---. 0.11 n. JVool-ItauiieT 1 ul ml mK? "' ilt i a....--. , Hstva- Sikj tu cash. Ik.l... .-..,-. a.Hci turk-eytJ, Apples -StV ." I KUf-Sf !vi 1 k i 1 ivflvs'?r STuI H I J aViii HaWK I .. 11 IIUJ..IIkuUil M. u an mrii, an. - ..ijlii ii i i '" " m " '"' ' ' '" ' . . . n n O 0 0 0 0 OURNAL Inltlmo to reach nil partu Important Foreign, National -0 0- , The Tennessee. Undersigned has still u few thou sand of thoso Tennessee stnwberry plants left ut 81.00 a hundred. They arc the Unest tabic berry, or for the homo market. Early und brilliant red Now Is the time to put out to Ket a spring crop. R. ITofek, di-wtf. Salem, Or PLAYED OUT. , Dull Headache. PalnH in varloas parts of the body. Sinking at the pit of the omach, Low of appetite. Feveriihnesi, Pimples or Sores ar all positive evidence of Impure blooi. No matter how it became so it must be purified in order to obtain good health, Acker's lllood Elexlr has never failed to cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic poison or any other blood discd-es It Is certainly a wonderful remedy and we will tell every bottle on positive guarantee. Btk5 ) II Kd Yw Haw s Boufll KyPl'KIPKTI.' t TIIL' lll.V1"rirlii.n ! Use Acker's Lngllsh Remedy in any case of coughs, colds or croup. Should It fail to give immediate rclie money refunded. 25c and jm; i-unn a. urooKi, uruggllis. IjOiIppe Is oiraln epidemic. Eierv nr. caution should be taken to avoid it. It's tfecihe euro Is One Minute Cough Cure. A J Shepcrd, Pub'lsher Agricultural Journal nnd AdveriUer, Elden, Mo , says: 'Noone wilt be disappointed in usinc One Mlnm. .uuKuv.ure lor store. ... ' S . . ." T .... La Grlprc," Siuns's Drug DYSPEPSIA CAN HE CURED HV using Acker's Dypepin Tablets. One little tablet r.111 give immediate relief or money refunded, -jold in handsome tin boxes at 3c. T linn Jtr tlrnt.. .1... 1... ,,'jlb'f Bony I causeJby Piles, Bums and1)kin Diseases. These are relieve! ah,l cured by DaWut's Witch Haiel Salve. Be ware ol Imitations Stoiu's D.ug Store. , oastohia. Bun taa j 1 M K"td Yw Haw Alaiyi Boogli1 SVZT-a&A4U V Mr;m A-.ekler, Lhtorof the M.tan-, ooy, (Hn) Huiiier, suffeied terribly froip La Or ppe. One Minute Cough Cure was , the only remedy. It acted quickly. Thon, I " " wners use tins remeUy is a specihe tor I a t! ippc.and in exhausting after r fleets. Stoew's Drug Store. The auvallat things may exert the g eatett influence. De Witt's Little Early Riwrs ate sncoualled for cswstlpauon 1 nd liver troubles imall pill, saftfplll. Sto e' Drug store u,a KWYMKMAIeaj$BfW rf '-srz&GAi U4f MtK HEADACHE AlIoOLl TKLV AXD , pesassiuiuly curd by uslne Moll Tea. A nlcituu herb drink. Cures constipation and Indigestion, nukes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money bsek. J5C and 50c. Lunn & Rrooks druggist CoHehiag litres and InQinies sore lungs. One Minute C.uph Cure ! .1.. s nl heUoaiaklv. The best coKh c,e dtswe's D'ug ktose. CASTOR I A Por Infanta and Children. the Kind You Hate Always Bouglit i Bcara tho filgnattuv of II I &&& ,11 ill lllfiilll IMiJWX Proposals Invited. Tho secretary of stnto hereby In vites sealed propasnls for furnishing to tho capitol one hundred (100) cords of sound body larne Qr wood to bo de livered upon the grounds. The bids will be opened at tins omcc auiurauy. January 14, 18U9, at 11 o'clock a. m. Dated at Salem, Oreon, January 0, 1899 P. I. DUNDAit. MO-f.t Secretary or state Dissolution of Partnership. The public arc hereby notllicd that tho musical Instrument firm hereto fore dolru? n partnership business at 142 Stato street under the name or ttn.nln nnrl MncA Il!l4 hOGn UlRSOlVCU. Dm nnrinrRlirnnd contlnulnt; as sole proprietor nnd dealer In pianos and organs, i-4-ow u. a. iiham YAQTJINA ROUTE Corvallis k Eastern Railroad Connecting at YAQt'WA with tlio YAQOINA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY STEAMERS "WEEOTT" nwMaM liioverr respect. Tho ahovo steamer li duo to fall from Ynqiilua . crery eight darn. Phortost nontc Uelwccn Btlweeo Valley Poiols aotl ht Francisco Fare: Albany nuil l'olnts Went to Snn Franclwo Cnbln WOO Itound Trl 17.00 II. L. WALOEN. KlJWiw husk, T K. & P. A .Mnnnger. J. TUItSCK. Aaeul, Albany, Oto. WILLAMETTE niVKIl DIVISION STEAMER WM. M. HOAG, Cnitnln Geo. Kanbe. noin.In? betHccn Iortlaud and Corvnlll?, stopplnRatnllway lnndtni?s. KIVKIl SCHEDULE. DOW.S'-Tucadara. Thurwlayi nnd Bnndaya. Ivci f'orrallli f m. Leave! Albany ........... .. a. io. Invi'i Bueiia Vlfta n. m. IrfRVM liidepeinleiice ,.... 9 n. m. Lavei Salem....... ..ioa.ro. leaves Newberir. 1"S0 Arrive I'ortlaml - :i UP Mondnyn, Wedninlnys and Friday. Leaven Portland - a. in. Leave NeKU-rg... 10:30a. in. U'asi Hali'in 3:S0p. m. Lnnvei Indepcndeliru 1:0) p. in. Loaves llaena VUin 7.30 p. m. Leaves Albany H-SOp. m. Anlve Corvafltj.... ........n:te p.m. The timor hns heon wiulnpetl with (lrjl cUm HccummodBtlons,' Ineliidlng an eleKant Unsiupaset tot corr)Iii both freight nnd pftMenuer. DoeVz-Kootof f toto Mreot. . 0. MAEUTZ. Agent. ' Hulem, Oregon. r.Hl'LLIVAN.Hiipt. Albany, OrcKon. Oreffon Short Line, -,T1IE-. Quickest safest. ! Cheapes' Line for all points lvU and southeast. FREE reclining chair cars, Pullman pala:i sleeping car?, and upholstered tourist sleep, log cars on nil through trains, nOISE & BARKER, Anent Salem, Or C. O TERRY, Traveling Passenger Aen W. E. CO.MAN, General Agent. 124 Third Siree Portland. Or. A Few Interesting Facts When poople are contemplating a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur, ally want the best service obtainable so far as speed, comfort and safety is concerned Employes of the Wlsconmn Central Lines are paid to serve the public und our trains are operated so as to make clo e connections with diverging lines at nil junction points Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair cars on through trains. Dining car service unexcelled, Meals a la Carte. In order to obtain this first-clws service, ask the .icket agent lo sell you a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CEN'TiM LINKS and you will mike dlrert connections at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee ami nil points East, For any lurt icr infoimation call on any ticket agent or correspon I with JAS.C, POND, General Pass. Agsnt. Milwaukee, Wis. orjAS. A. CLOCK, (ienerd Agent, 246 St irk Street, Port! m, Ort. MuriuMtNrs AlgMpuCEMDlpQ nan vnMt '. vi" . CRANT. AltU nP5J'rsf: c DDirrc mujncnmu BfUflZE CO. WKIUGEPORT.CONN T, R WAIT, Agent, 111 Mill St. and .io statu St. l:0llw SALEM, ORE. MADE (VI : A CVS AN 0s TI . vl.'',l'IMrkDM.4iC '. ?i k .i...Jli vnM, ., , r.U Intl.. Low ,uU j I n uM or t nnn M S'.nai tuiaulty laa O awioi unriiart, "' "a- l.l aw Ll.4 ImiraJliLta ixo4iuiii.a 11 raat iu asa si j.itA Imwaillui. Ilnnv. r. ii si u v..iuih.(. i. ' au lnai tr mini a AJox TaUft. luaj M tit)Htulh r.l tv.,1 MM Mn .v.. IA . 3ui c.iiau r.atllotberl iom joiii.'t frltuu nahrHuto to ifct u curt lu aaclj cu fi. 1. " ", WffS. PrU60 tmii vt nackaie.or ill P4-.. ;f I ti .. tm) for S.B.0C AJA?T -"l-MEDY CO., ?i 00 Ui IUUI.U iftMiiAr rriM. llhuW.SI. ru4. L hoi isle in Salem (i v I) I prv rfrgRht CURE YOURSELF) I y? si 1 ; Fi r-L r rMP r 7 1 Jav.v-T?:l assiyrsfiic ltH m 1 v"a aB''i at . m . ..... i-i,..i. .. 1 K 11 urn l.wii.n..... & .... g v..w . v.. v 1. .. J.".w.T'rJi. "'..? ",L? " it S""--1 l.?.ul- a'll Hillings, Mont. Tickets at . - .--..-, --.., iiiiii'iik iii nr nnAni i . v rr-irH Aea.a.f jat tr huau. t "'vvn V4 uuijuut li linns. 11 wAcitl&iKmTLthKVtf SS1 I (. Ul ihiSI . - - - 1 now wuw.tu, w L!!L,1N: 1 fcfi fyWbC' ttur ,,. I l il'M'llte)il sawTiriMa 0.R.&R OEPART FOR TIME SCHEDULE. From Foulard. ARRIVf. Fast Mall 8 prn Salt Lake, Denver Pt. Worth. Omaha. Kansas 6-'45 P.w City, bt Louis, Chicago and I'.ast. Spokane Walla Wall, Spokane, Ipokane 1-lyer a m flyer a.'3o p.m Minneapolis, bt. I'ftUI, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi capo and East 8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. For San Francisco Kail every fivs days 8pm ex. Sun COLUMBIA RIVEtt STEAMERS Satuiduy 4pm ex bun io pm To Astoria and way land. n, WILLAMETTE RIVERS Ar Salem tVJVC Portland, Ncwburg and Way Landings. 6 p.m. Moiis Weds Frl Salem 7tisp m Tusfhii and bat loa m. 1 For Dayton Tu Thut Sat Mon Weil 3:3" P ni Fit WILLAMETTE R1VEU Ar Salam to a in Mon Wed nnd Frt L i-alem Tu.Thurl Corvnlhs Way Albany and Points. bat 3P. m WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVtSI N. Dally boats to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg 'ity if the steamers are delayed there oand trip tickets to all points In Oregon. Wiah'ng. ton, or California. Connect o j nude at Port land with all rail, ocean andriver lines. W. H. IIURLHURT. (ien'l l'as. Aot Portland Or. (J.M. POWERS. Agent, Trade street dock Salem. IIOISE & DARKER, City Agents. TAKE THE--. Canadian Pacific R R And Soo Pacific Line Miiiiieapolls St. Paul Chicago" Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto Naw Vork ... . Boston a it all points east and southeast. Cheapest rates, beitseivice and accommo. datlons Through tourist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, and Boston ttlthout change Canadian Pacific llaihvay IVs. Empress tne of steamships to'japan and China, The fastest and finest nblps on the Peclfi: ocean Shortest ami host mine to thi orient Canadian Australian S. S. Co, To Honolul , Fiji and Australia The shortest route t the colonies. For rates, fo 'bin and any Information cab on or address. C. AI Ijjckwo-jd, Agent, Office Phone No. 40. 288 Commercial nt. Residence Phone Mo. 55. balcm, Ore HI. tf. ABBOT Agent, 146 I bird street. Poitland. iji, . , K J. COYLE, Putrid Passei-gnr Agent, Vancouver. II. r EAST AND MUTH VIA PJE SHASTA ROJTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co RXrr.KSS TRAINS RUN DAILY 6:00 p Mi Lv... Portland. . Ar 9:30 a m 8.25 f M V Lv. . . .Satem . . . . Lv . 7 -oo a w 8.'i5 A m) Ar. San Francisco. Lv bVoo p M Above trains stop at annuiual statiom Ut. Portland and balem, Turner Marion Jetlerson, Albany. Tangent. Shwlds. HaLey HarrisburK, Junction City, Eugene, Cresweli Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta tlons from Roebuig to Ashland, inclusive. ROSKBURU MAIL, r-IUILV. .-30AMLv. Portland Ar" loss a mJ-Lv.... Salem.... Lv Me'30l M j 5.'2o ri) Ar....Ro?eburg.. Lv 7.3o'a m ruinnan bullet sleeper and second-chs sleepint cars attached to all throuch train ' WEST bIDE DIVISION. I DBTWEKN TORTWNn AND CORVALLIS. Mail tiains dally (except Sunday. 7o A st I Lv Poulan J . , ' Arl 5.;5o"r m isiS PMf Ar ..Corvallis.. Lvf 1:20 P m At Alban) and Corvallis" connect with trains 01 tueo. C. S E. Ky. KXTRkSS TRAIN DAILY KXCEtT SUNDAY. 4-5 P M ) l.V ...Portland ...Ar I H.-js Y 5.5u J 4.'5o U.'25 a M 7.'30 PJiVLi... MeMlnnvUle Lv A M , h:3o P m ) Ar Independence Lv I Direct connections at ban tranciscu 1 Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific with mai steamship lines for, JAPAN AND CHINA 1 SaUintr dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO. LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can beobtainr-I from Y. W. SKINNER, l.tket oen Salem. , U. KOEnLEh, Manager. C. H. MARK! I A V. G. F & P. A. Poitland shorter and a, wholis half day quicker vuuuniijr uitji'rrmeio umaiia, Kan sas CltV. ht. Loula nnrl nil nM;r Villi I'll I jfliaaaariiMiMiii inui'iiau 20u Miles "i in vjiiiuiui, you can stop on ana eo tho Trao8-Mlwl8lpp exposition A. C. SHELUUN. Genlaeot Ponland & a m