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Newspaper Page Text! T-IWVT . SflPW HfPfSSW"' X&SiXMu uhtiUmmaam jiln i im a laBtaiWn)HMM mrtiiiililiiiiiirinVifflr i njMHimriii""l" W8 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. wttonrmn BRO'fHKHS, TOHBDAY, JANUARY 21, 1800. . h fll4 fWl Im A 4tMM f WWW J,V, ill suouva , Tmtt McmtlMi $1 00. It AtSvanoo. Tr 01.00, In Advance PROPER PAY FOR TUB BIIER- IftF OF MA IlION COUNTY, ' la Mr, FIjk' rotrciiclnncnt of , iwlares he placed tho salary of the twiflff ot Marlon county nt nucti a ridiculously low price that tlie work , of hl offlco cannot Iw transacted and lie must resign If It It not mined, Representative McUourb lias Intro. disced a bill that passed the house without opposition and Is now Hiring f the sheriff nwlary that will enable the third Judicial district which cast 11,080 votes In June 1608 asking to a fccood Judgeship abolished. Now what consistency l thoro In such a proposition? A district that has 20,315 less population than this district asks for a second Judge. In this district there arc men who pretend thut one Judge can do all the court business for 20,315 more people than In the Astoria-Oregon City dis trict that asks a second Judge, and with sotno reason for tho .demand. In this district Judges llurnctt and tloiso aro kept busy nearly all the lime. Judge Durnctt, who It Is claimed by those who want Judge Raise's department abolished (and who are they?) put In 100 days a year on tho bench. Tho article on circuit ludKen in Tub Journal of Monday, said thai. Judge Rurnctt had put In over hlru to Dcrform the services which he has token nn oath to porform without f icon weeks holding court In the lossto himself. There Is no no provision by which tho sheriff Is able Woven havo tho delinquent tax roll copied and pub lished, and the collection of taxes is delayed and brought Into confusion. This Is Jutt what tho tax dodgers want. The Sheriff's office lo a largo county llko Marlon cannot be conducted for less than $2000 a year for deputies. That Is what Mr. McCourt's bill calls for and Jt should pass tho senate nt on early date, THE MINORITY IN ORKUON. Thcro Is nn opportunity to mako a record for tho people In this legisla ture and build up a real party of tho people. 1'art.cll with a little minor ity fought tho English parliament for ten years until ho broughtithem to their senses, What could not a strong minority of 21 men accomplish 7 Hut thoro Is no organization of tho Union member of tho minority. Without organization there can bo no leadership. Without leadership thcro cun bo no cllcotiyo opposition, Ho while Individual records may bo made the rtal opportunity of tho minority Is not nt lilted. Aro tho Union members out hero by tho people mid lUr'urm platform to mako IhemRohes mere cyphers of tho Reform element of the Itcnubllcan rrty, or are Uipy going to tnnd for tliolr principle us nn organized body? If they coiitltiua to icuttor their forces they will return to their cwiotltutonti shorn of their dory. Tho Union mlMirhy u n,mlo up of strong, clean and imlu men, but with out unamlulty of purpose mid a clearly outlined plan of action upon n llnoof principle, tlio indlvlduul uoud each ono does will be hurled with him In political oblivion, while tho tliey failed to prevent will live after them und enrta them as it party. ThoOrciron Republican parly has always had a strongly developed re form element, goiierully assortlog Itself In a feoblo and offettlvo minor ity, uui at iimes omcient rur tlio peo ple. That Republican minority, ttuudlng for reforms for tho pcoplo, shonld bo solidly supported, by the organltcd minority. TUB THIRD DISTRICT ADD! past year, when It should have bcon six months InsUad of A year. This docs not Include tlmo spent In Hearing motions In chambers, and consider ing matters taken unaer advisement. Does Judge Rurnett pretend ho could ulso hiar all tho cases in De partment, No. 2, tho equity branch of tho court, which takes more time to hear tho ciucs properly than his branch, which takes 100 days now ? Can Judgo Uurnctt hold court two hundred days in a district 8205 larger than tho Portland district (which lias four Judges,) and do nil tho traveling, hear tho cac at chambers, look up tho citations of authorities and wrlto all tho decisions In the hundred days that would bo left V Could Judgo llurnctt sit on the bench two hundred days In tho year, and consider tho cases ho heard and write out decisions In tho other hun dred days ? Ho may bcllovo ho can perform this feat, but no other jurist In tho state would undcrtako It and expect to render satisfactory sorylco to tho people. r Children deprived of fats and mineral foods have weak bones, flabby flesh and thin watery blood. The milk of nursing mothers, enfeebled by chron ic diseases, or long contin ued nursing, produces the same results. Scott's Emulsion is cod liver oil partly digested and with the hypophosphitcs, forms a fat food which acts on the infant through the mother's milk, giving ricl MONQAY EVEN blood, strontr nerves and sound flesh and bones to both. Jtt tndfl.tr, all drufntlti. fcC'TlT & llOWNE, C).mliti, Nw YotV. God, His universe and His perfect Idea, except In belief. "Then, why do Christian Scientists Und It necessary lo cat and to take the same caro of their bodies that those do who aro not Christian Helen tlsls?" wan asked. "That Is becauso wo havo not dem onstrated fur enough, but tho prin ciple holds good even though it has Undcrthe Gas and Electric Lights of the State House, House Struggles for Oroater Economy but Don't Want oil Privi lege Abolished, AUOUT CI1R1STAIN aCIKNCB, A Salem La y Who Has Jutt Returned Prom a Visit to Mrs. Eddy, Ileltovors In Christian ticlonco, of which thoro aro qulto a number in Balcm, will bo Interested in knowing that Mrs. John Q. Wilson has Just returned from nltmidlng tho Christian Hclonco board of education held at lJoston, In company with three Indies from Portland. Together tho entire class, which l u largo ono, went to Conrord, N, II , and saw Mrs. Kddy, tho founder or Christian Science. Mrn. Wilson spnko Wednesday ovonlng on her trip cast and of liar ylslt to Uonton, over which sno Is vory on-thtiHlastlu. TIONAL JUDOKSH1P. In this legislature theio Is pre sented ibo remarkable contingency of the bar of the fifth Judicial district which cant 11,223 votes In Juno 1808 uiklng lo have a wound circuit Judge iihlp created, and few politicians in Tht kmi critical pffiuj , , M0BUBl BOW jillBOOd (( WOUWuhooA """" A this wotcrotou time the bt tnrdl ot rtw dtllcU and jwjwuut uraiu tli swrtSitSSd' ,"' .Se4 Hd tM, of mjwcuki maurulty. (tSut wwlwr ad almVt Siil i. I J uru iL b. ...--- .. ' .1. " "r " w; WHAT 19 ClllllflTIAN SUIHNUK, from the Jrovlenee, II, TvlMiram. What Is Christian Science? It It a evils ""'" iciiKiun, or msreiy a cure iur vilt' HIUKT -J.IIIA was IIIO lUC6ll()n asked a gentloman who Is prominently Idontllled with tho movement. "Ills n religion, It may become n euro fur physical ailment, lunsmuch as thcAo muit always ulve wav to right living and right thlnkliur. A Christian Scientist claims no more whon seeking to work wltn Cod In healing sickness than ho would If he wero trying to convert the sinner, "dud's help Is essential In both eases. In aword, Christian Science seeks to lu-cuauiiNii mo toaoiiinginud prac tices or uiirist utuluf private Chris tianity. Tho licallnir Is iiccomnllshiMl through the action of u dlvlno law, which always has existed, mid alwayn ill. This law, to a greater or loss extent, has been applied to the healing of the slok In all ages, It never beo'tmo entirely Inoperative. It was lostutdllforont pcrlods.lbut never dustroyed. It Is the understanding of this law wliloh Mrs. Marv UakorO. iuiuy iias Kicu tlio world In her spiritual Interpretation of tho lllhlo- uiai curiiio unruuau bolcutlsU to Wrrorm their cures. It U tnu mam fesUlltm of power whloh comos of the irutn, mat has brought oyer u million lueuaod women Into tho church, on tho one hand, and that, on tho other, areuses: mo active hostility of many minuter mid physicians. We olalm to have restored something tho churches, of Christendom had lou Therv Is dlvlno authority, u divine command, that thow who minuter to the spiritual need of tho world should imro conirvi oor Hlokiiftis mid doalh. "Healing Is the natural ouUome or tho theology of Christian holenw. o Ullrt 10 WIIOIU i io 1 lib a I gone but a little way," was trie answer. "You bcllevo thut a patient muy be cured by the interposition of any ono acting at a dlstause'r" wan tho next question propounded. "Certainly. Hpacn is no obstacle to tho dcvlne mind. A Scientist In New York litis successfully treated u patient In Paris. How was tho treat- merit carried on V Tho heater wan In formed by cablo as to tho progress of his patient. Tho case has been diagnosed by regular physicians as advanced typhoid foyer. Tho cure by Christian Science was effected in threo days. This muy seem wondcr fubitoyou but It Is n well-million M catcd case, nnd not at all wonderful to mo for I am familiar with eyen more rcmurknblocurc, To tho question If Christian Scl cuce doctors employ a different method with diseases, It was replied; "Not necessarily. So fur its tho principle of tho euro goes, ouo would treat a cold or a cancer In exactly the sumo wuy. Thut Is, by realizing tho nothingness of the dlflonso mid thoallnoHS of Ood but Individuals muy vary tho urgumunt they em ploy to meet, to different ullments, "Muny people fall Into tho error of thinking Christian Science has some thing in common with faith cure, mental cure, mental suggestion, mind cure, hypnotism nnd similar cults, Thoro aro what may bo termed ed ucated with poworciires and eutlrely distinct from Christian Science, Its teachings und practice. "Ouo duos not have to bollcyo In Christian Sclonco to bo healed by It though It Is not usual for it cuso to bo undertaken without tho full consent mid knowlcdgo of tho patient. "All Scientists arc not hculers. Tlicoroticully, ihuy should he, but in actual practlro thoy arc not. Some are more mlvanced thun others, home iiuvo grout faith, but little reul real The House wus culled to order ot 2:30, and opened with prayer by Rev. Kuntncr,' The ilrst business to come up n u motion by Moody, that nil reference to Kordney's unuleworru bill bo ox punned from the records. Adopted. It thus uppcars thut the poor angle worm Is to bo the only living thing thatcrawls, swims or lllos within tlie borders of the st-tle of Oregon, that will not bo represented at this session of the legislature by a bill or two for his protection, Tho matter of the proposed graft of books for each member came up aguln when the committee reported favor ably on the resolution which re. sclndcd that part of the Myers resolu tion referring to tho ten volumes of supreme court reports. Myers rose to a question of privilege, stittlug thut whon he Introduced the resolution he understood thut tlio books were all going lo wastc.wcrc taking up storui;c room, and that It was the wish of the secretary of state thut ho be author ized to dispose of them in the manner Indicated. Ho hud no Interest In the mutter, himself, as ho didn't want any of tho books. Reach moved that the matter bo Indefinitely postponed. Moody slated It hud been his opinion that, us tho rcMiliillon covered a great muny books, It hud been origi nally passed without stilllclcnt con sideration. Ho therefore moved that tho vote be reconsidered This was carried und tho whole matter was then Indefinitely postponed. Thlf notonly stops the distribution of tliu supreme court reports, which cost the statoSl per volume nnd about which tho battlu has raged, but It nlso cuts olf the other books which have been published by the state und which all members seemed perfectly willing to tuke. This telf sacrifice on tho part of the legislators, howeyer, duos not extend to tho mutter of wusto lm"kct and spittoons. Kliigg's resolution, whluh (lectured thut the Ink stands, niuc r.llago hollies, waste baskets etc., wore the properly of the state, und Instructing (ho secretary of statu lo seo thut members did not wulk olf with them, was reported favorably by the committee, mid precipitated n bomcwhal lively discussion. Stlllmnn declared that ho didn't ouro whether the press of tho state culled him a highwayman or not. He thought thut ho ought to be allowed to take home his pen holder und ink stand If ho wanted to. Klugg contended thut o o- -o o- -oo- QO BEST OREGON WHLI The Model Oregon Newspaper "and Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch ana Dairy nnd Market News in attractive readable form. , KHbI 8 II ff JOURNAL Is issued Thursday morning ln'timo to reach all p.irls of the stutc the same week. Tlie I .00 Weekly... Ih In two parts contains nil Important Foreign, Nutlonttl and State News. I lllL-M A Hill An Independent Assoclutcd Press Paper for tho Peo ple. Send for samples freo. In a Class By Itself Tho Burlington Route Is In class by itself, as far as running on tlmo Is concerned. No rallroud In tho Western States, NO RAILROADS IN AMERICA, approaches It In this important respect. Ilicrc arc Burlington trains scheduled nt 40 tulles an hour and more which arc not Into live Mines a year. Mako an engagement to meet a inanutu ccrtulu tlmo and place In Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, or St Louis go cast via the Bur lington Route YOU will be on time. A. C. SHELDON. Gcn'l Agent, Portland, Or. U.R.&N. DKPART FOR Fmt Mall 8 pm .Spokane Flyer 230 p.m 8pm 8pm ex, Sun, Saturday 10 p m YAQUIKA KOUTE Corvallis k Eastern Railroad Connecting at YAQUISA with tho YAQDINA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY BTEAMKB9 "WEEOTT" Flrt-claB In every rcipcct. The above ktciiner Is duo to rail from Yaiiilim c cry right da) a. Tiik JouknaMms the fullest report of thedolnus or tlieJcglslaturcandstute ofllcluls, as well iu Indepen dent, clear and concise coummut on nil public mutter. Send a trial subscription. IIOFER BKOS. Fare: Sliorfnt Itoute IlulHcen Betflfto Vallc; Foiols and Fan Francisco Albany and Points West loSmi KrancNco Cabin floOO Itound Trip . . 17.00 It. U WAt.DKN. l.'MVIN BTO.VK, T. K. A l. A. Muuagur. J.TUKNKR. Airent, Albany, Ore. Lvjvb Salem 7:15 p m ITusfhu niid oat ton in. MonWeJ Fri TIMB SC1IFDULK, From Vo rtland. Salt Lake. Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha. Kantat City, bt. Louis, Chicago UI1U h51. Walla Watlp, Spokane, Minneapolis, bt. I'aul. Dulutli, Milwaukee Chi. cago and hast OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, For San Francisco. Sail every five days ARRlVe. 6-"45 P.m Spokane Hyer 830 a nt 4 1 COLUMBIA RIVi:ii STEAMERS To Astoria nnd way land. ings, WILLAMETTE RIVERS1 Portland, Newburg and Way Lindiimi. 4 pm ex bun I For Dayton I. alein Tu.lhur bat 3P. m WILLAMETTE RIVEU Corvallti Albany nnd Way Points. ArSalera 6 p.m. Moiib Weds Fri Tu Thur bat 3'3" 1 m Ar Salem loam Mon Wed and Fri -0 0- Ualion of tho dovlnq law with whluh thoy uro working. Tlioro Is no doubt that cures havo bcon attempted by men and women, who wore In no wav lilted totporform thorn. Home harm may havo been dono and perhaps some Uvea have been lost that mlk'ht have been saved b healers having groater rlluosw for tho work. Hut oven ad mining all this, It does not make tlio Christian iiclentiHt an object for Npco- 1111 legislation. As a matter of fact. men and women aro bolmr healed oyory day who have been Induced to try Christian Hclonco as a last report. To make tho euro permanent, how ovor, It Is necessary to live tho llfo " "In tho case of a broken bono -an arm for Instance-would a Christian Holontlst consider It necessary louse splints or baiiduuosy "Komarkablo euros havo been made In such cusos, nnd without tho use of any such appliances, such as splints bandages or ousts. Thoy aro, liow euar, cousldored tho most dintoult to trout. "Mrs. Hdtly hcrwlf ntlvlsos calling 11 surgeon for tho witting or broken bones. The healer Is ml y hod ui oon tluo hlmieir to tho prevomlcn or In llamiiiiition and similar trouble tii,. may follow In tlie wnko of such ucel tlenu.' What will bo tlio ultimate effect f Christian Holouuo on tho world f" Whou it u Uioroughly uuderMtHHl there will bo no (loath, nn Birtwa and uo puvurty, for sin. U10 oam.0 of lokn.i, dilli und suiTerlng. w have twon done away wuh. 1 i. . ...... ... authority In spiritual mailers will do- oon ,u sT,t , w "mxm -. Owl tho prluilllvo win, u7. S Lw, "S? " that and wivtii;i uraHZi una an atiiA r.n,n'W'. H. Uaw.fttui wiwa. ltiou. ." It'vJs waiiny ' Wl HVO told Dttr Ikrlr .. M 4ler U1 & try (, ,Kfu2d jZ iu rnAet, r u aji. 1 . .. ."". , jw., n, wxnt. "i tu wi mm vwm 7U yy wttmaifmm k4 bm I Iu4 Ulr 7m JCUt MM I ym Xiaas i Ttt Mhtv CHkUlKXltU-I-.r IK.. .. lieileU Ihe sink. Why list, tbia ntiur been mi uiirlUlan haieneo auswers. 1WUW wo have Hud unvitnr f,iin, 1,. I tuan timn in fi.ui im . ; '"- "Wi o worm nss preferred KxneUiltig it e-.uld Kh) to MineUiluir lleould only know through an apprehension of (lod's law. "Tho cures of Christian Nrtin ,, cffvHjttHl by Uiorealiwtion 0f tho truth Miai.AB4II..Bu....l. . luvMuuinuitnu creates all the oii nu organuiiii of the uittterial body, and tint U10 mortal can be oou. trolled by tho dlvlno mind. This di vine mind will cw for tha v it CiHl's ordor U iwi. iniu.r....i ...... . ... wt. u8ij 1 , , " iwivu miu oy --.. v muuiiut; (im utorui belief tbituiitlog u draughty d1sC, pro. duces a cold. Wo should suffer only when wetiUregard a spiritual hw-a Uwoffic!. w . r. .wuf latino are reorultod uwn ory sotiu und successful clasi Ourohurohosareoneand all out of tWbl. I)w ronu are unknown, while the healers aro Wfttrletedtoa purely mmiinal fee. No mattor ),. ., ful uuo may bo In tho wire of n (u v., v! nimv me reputation of uoaiur, mis rej t ono dollar n msiu, or live dollars uiuaiiy a vast ghon for which there la rutum." tho arlleles wero not tlio property of the uieiiibers but of the stute, und the members had no more right ro curry thorn oh thun thoy had to uo Into tho hourolnry of stutos olllcoiind curry uwuy slmllur urtleles from llmru. Whulloy thought that tt was bo- muuiii lliu (HK'lliy Ot IIIO UOIlbO lo puts u resolution forblddluu the memburs to takejiway those articles It ought to be loft to each member to take or leave, according to Individual tustc, Tho matter was llnully noMnonod In- (leiiuiiely, and tlio regulur looting sceno will probably bo ro-eeucted tit tho end ofthu session, Wllllnmxon Is 110 slouch In the speaker's chair lilmsclf. lmiuodlatoly after he uscupded the platform an attempt was apparently nmdo to rush him, by simultaneous culls from dif ferent parts of the hall, bv iiiumiM (luSlrlllL' 'llnnnliiimiu .,n,.. ... i.. I " - .wmj winuiii, i in trodaoo a bill". Hut Wflliauiann took Ills tlmo and declined to bo rushed, eitiesta from dllforent mtla of tlm hull, hv IllOlilbor.s Him il.wlr.ul II,,...' - "V.MIW, 1411- anlmous oonsont to Introduce a bill" Hut tho guiitltuuan fmm Crook hits not lived In tt sheep-herding country for nothing, nnd be rounded up und hold Ilk the frisky lambs In u um. lerly umnuar. till..... M. . . " nun oiHMKor uurtor roMinit) iho oluilr, ho was the reolplont of a pleas ant MirpriMt. Myers aroo In his place, nu atior a ory coiiipliitmntary siHiooh, produced a larvo dry gutinl four feet and a half lung, and taper lug from about tho to two and a half IuoIum In diameter, looking precisely like a litiKo club. This, lie vlaliiictl wasa huiorlo weuiwn, lutlni; been w by Uollath In ehuslm; ti,u IMtlll tines amund the Waldo mil.. ThH was sent to the spanker's dk. ami ha ""r,uui "im 11 tew L-rrti-iirni u..r.i of tliunks, hoping that I would not bo obliged to uso it lirst on any mem ber of tlio Multnomah delegation. A telegram was received from the Washington legislature, requesting Hint the committee from this state to meet, a wuslilngton committee for revision or the llshlng laws; should meet at T.tcoiim on next Saturday nluht. Fish commissioner McOuIre was made an ex-oillclo member of this lAiiiiuiiucu uuo requested lo uc company It to Tacomu "without ex pense to tho HtlltO." III1.1.S IMBSlil). II. II, . PrMlaml, 1i nmeud Hill' aaiiotaled lm ofOrMCDD, II. .11 7, Murton, to provide Tor the dlHuohillnn of lniinlelpal ix)rKimtl(in. Head twice and referred toeoinMlttveoutiorporutloii. II. II. T, (Iray, roaiilrliiR tlio dmr nf puhlle imilillutf tuupeu outward. 8KNATK MOMUY AbTKKNOON. IIII.I.8 INTHODUCKI). S. II. 172, Proobstel, to .rohlblt tho munufucturoor cigarettes In Ore gon. S. H. 17a, Patterson, to regulate pur chase and sale of certain goods In bulk. Twonty sonate bills from No. 7 to Mi. lS, wero read the sccocd tlmo and referred. Tho report of the Joint committee on tho Loewonberg contrnot, which recommoiuls that tho stato's claim of o.(,!iUl tW bo compromised for Ml',500 Tho company U prepared to pay about 10,000 In cash and give secured notes for tho uiilauati. There were only live dissenting votes In the senate, viz. Hrowuoll, Porter, Soiling, Wade iind Taylor, und four nbsouteos. TODAY'S MAKKKT. ..."TLANrj Jan. 2L -wheat yulloj 01; Walla Win la, 58c. Flour-Portland, $3.20; Superfine 12.15 per bbl. Oats- Will to 42c. imy jjtujj per ton. Hops-l2folCc; old crop do. Wool-Vullcy, 10l2c; Eastern Oregon, 8($1 It. jj.l85yT-Ufun, $17; shorts, 918 'Pouilry-Chlckens,mIxed,82 00(23 CO turkeys, live, 1213e. Eus-Oregon, 2.V(27o pordoz. under 00 lbs.0Krv7c;shcep pelts,lo20c. Onlons-75c(ciD0ierfack. Uuttcr Hest dulry, 2.X.rf30c; fancy creamery, 60c65o per rell: ' y Potatoes, 080c per sack. Hoirs IIouvv. m.7S Muttoo-Weathers 3fc; dressed, 7c " u .i..,;z:r'v; "" vu"n( JV Br.KM MAKKCT. Wheat-60. Oats 3.0. "Ky-H'ilcd. :heat, 57.00 tiill MM)" w,,olesa ,0Mi 9: W: MtlUtuir Shorts $15.00. Ilogs-dreKsed, 5c. Live cuttle--23c. bhecp-Llve, ViJixm. Veal-53. u!,or I,?,,7 20?l creamery 25c. .. ". iiuaiiic. .noiiuir 2SC. WH.I.MKTTK ItlVKIt DIVISION STEAMER WM. M, HOAG, Captnlti (Jeo. Itnnlie. ItUlltilliir bctui.cn Portland ami (.'nrmllla ulupplug at all vn) loiidiiiKi. KIVEIt BC'IIEDL'LK. rjOWN-TiKMHluin, IhurMtayi ami Suiidara. U'ftw Cnrvallls Oa. in, I lawiAllinny ............................ "h m I4m llueiia Vlntii (in. m. U'iuci liick'peiiileiico vii m, Ia'ihos Hiilcm..........................iOu. in. liOiivcsNcwlterK........ i2::u Arrhe I'ortlatul .. 4 ;j) UI' Moiulaji), WediKwlnjBiuul Fridays. Uino Portland c n. m. aiH NruticrK 10:30 11. in. U'iim Biilein.. a Mop. m. loan's lii(leciiiti.tiie &OO11.111. Ixmw cs IliiPiui Vista 7:.t0i. in. IaM Albniiy.. 0::ii, m. Arrhe Uonnflts it:oo p, m. Tho otonmcr hai been equipped lth flrt claii npiommxlullonp liicluilliiif an elegant piano UiHiirpiixcd for crr)lnK both frelaht and panbeiiRerii. Ooclt.-rootof stiiio direct. . JtAKIlTZ, Aeent. Salem, Oregon. C.SUI.IJVAN.Hiipt. Albany, Oregon re- Oivgon Sliou Lioc Railroad The Direct Itoute In Montana, Ulali, Colorado and all Eastern Points OIm chnlco of two fuvorllo ronio, la the !'..' "' c f im 'iii i.uie, or 1110 ItloGriuideSccnto Unci. Look at the time li Daye to Salt Lake 2i Days to Denver 3 Days to Chicago 4 Days to New York Kree Heollnliiff Chair Cars, Ur.holjiorwl Tour- Ul IfvpiiiK Can, and Pnllmai raluoe HleepoMoporateil on nil train. r'or further Information apply.to iiuibc iiviiKElt, Agcritt, Salem. W K. COMAN, Ooirt Aiient V. 0. TKRHY. Trnv. Vasi. ABt. . WtThlrd St., I'orlhiiul, Or. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. Dally boxts to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg City if the steamers are delayed there ojnd trip tickets to allpolntsln Oregon, Wihlng ton, or California. Conucct 01 miile at Port land with all ra'l, ocean umlnvcr Hues. W. II. IIURLHUKT. r m trw,',uM' AL ' oran(L Or. O. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock aalcm. UOISE & IIARKER, , City Agcnu. TAKE THE Canadian Pacific R.R And Soo Pacific Line taiMieapoltH St. Paul -TO- Cblcaco Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New Votk Uoston accDininy. ra:!hc to the a il I all points eau and southeast. Uieapcit tates, beuscrvice and dations Through tourist sleepers to Minneapolis, bt.Ianl, roronto, Montreal, and ifoiton without change Canadian Pacific Railway Go's, Empress IneofsieaiTnliIps to Japan and China, iic lasiestnnu iincjt ships on the ocean Shortest and host route orient Canadian talraliaii S. S. Co, i!Seu;,hno,i.AujiM,ift rhe for rates, fo em and any information call w or addres,. C. AI Ickwood, ABent, JSte 88 Commercial . Residence l'hone Io. iS. Salem, Ore Agent, I46 lh,rd street!' VorVland"1' Or,' ,,.. K J- COVLE, Oiilcl Passenger ABent. Vancouver. II. O. Hops -Heat I6W17C Iwirs- 22ic in cash. Poultry Ohlckonu ri9o the treat. h week, wliii,. amount of tlma 1 no moneyud In Oldn Time IVoiIeoerlix)UH tlio lmnurtaiii ,.t wrmaneoi y iwrHi t. 1 ft. f."eo. "1 yjvf.m VJ.1!1 uKnwHjr know that Resistant h a m mmnncf Qi "5 IViMtant .. .iKhtinr U net only verv ..) iru ..,t toiitunuHwhicffi jawth.d.uw mrr;iTi?; SlBniflcant Silence. Down In Tillamook county, thoy itreiiiakliik-itprotty warm for some of tho Kraft and state treasury lottchos wlio have bten beourim; ox cobslve IxiniiMis In lonnlni! out tlie i.Uito school fund to the fnritiois of that oootlon. It uppoura u bo a ooiiimon thl nu for Mieli uMont ,n oiiarKolrouiMAUittSoii small loaus of 200i.r MuU-OiitaKe Grove Loader. "in 11 marvelous silence malntaln about the abused of tho stato treas- ! 1 ftll .. WW ij me putnte men of Oregon, who are prouesiui: u reform every t hin, even InoludlnK tho conduct of tlie ancle worms, la tholr attitude toward the blvKObt unit of all are do- Bcriwo ia uie Ulble: "Whew iMwure Is their hearu are also. II. . m.5ini ",,"vral ll)L-, IV'li-jC. tiirm smoked meaLs-Dacon. ham, 10c Bhoulder,07c. I'otatoea-SSc. Applos 35c. turkeys, 81c , , RB AC0LD IN own DAY .$&?. L??.tttl,v. ...?'on.o Quinine funnevlf .r . """ -la rV'l the I irenuTnn imi r " .T Aurc: The - "- ' " " w mi eacu tablet. ughinK inhres and inlsmes sore lunn, $m, Coi-uh Cuie looser he'V ine best couyh Cou One nlhealQuicltlv. Stone's l).ug btoie. cuic. Horrible acnn t. ...... -11 ... ?aD..i; '-mxyzJ Wuch Ila.el Salre. lie. ' 5tonj's Drug Store. cum! by DaWitt's' rcol Imitation A Few Interesting Facts lly want the bes't WrHcrrhwiihS ,0 S as speed, comfort and safety Is concerned. onii, rVC ,he lublic and our trains are Sf&J? a,.,, make. cloe connoctions i.ll-in.V' c.al .""Juncti'in points I ullasin Mace SUeping and Chair cars on throui'h tra n. ' a ffSnc."' 'eni" uneKclleJ. Meals atvn,0rd?r,',ool,,!,in thU fitclu service, ask e aeket agent lo sell you a ticket over THE WISCONSIN CBiVTHAfi LI.VBS nnd in. .. ill . 1 .. Z'x ,, , ??Ke Ufrert nneotion at Sin,ka0srt.C,,iCae, M,,W'A tickeaan,""t,,Cr Momi call on any ticket agent or correspond with J AS. C, POND, uenerai I'ass. ARunt. A. CLOCK, W,"UWK". W t!nenl Agnt, 2 6 Start Street. roRTUMi. Okk EAST AND SOUTH VIA . T,JE SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXfRKsS TRAINS RUN DAILY .ItV l0ftla"..Ar 19:30 ' .A r M f Lv.. . .batent . . .Lv J 7.00 -SiiS.AjM Ar. SanKrancUcoLvfH. be PomiZ,"",01',0.1.1 .''.'"Oipal station, . .n -.. .MllliJ, ltirilt.r M..nn AM A M PM rLrVm"' A , ,nyf Ta"fien. Shwlds, Ha Uey. SSfto rfe-.CresS' i. ,,0nS lrX "W..HUAU -j --vn .iiu, DAILY. o.'tj ami 1 .9 iiTTrr. . - -1;. .?, P " ' rAr; RwelrK-. Lv J 730 a uiiiuan nunot nVVEM PORTLAND AND .wan 1 sleeper and secotid'claTs ca to all Ihr.nml SIDE OlVIalON? 1 I blUK niVlsirw CORVAtJ.IS. lain daily fexceni Siin.lv.'i .MJ?i."rVv iland.. At(5.-SoPM '-'-J 1 w. . . Corvallis. At Albany and Corva r l,vi I. -a 30 PM -.'-lli ' ." "iTi" train, nf.K.'n A"' -" connect Wttn - v, v, i e Ky. Ml'lll-,,,.,., ...'.' or J VS. a.-aj A m 5.'5o A M 4.'50 A M BwstU ItwKiiiJYwHiwAlvursBwiy &&m '8&A IjU.lppe jj 1 &tf their YOUR pace W"hSo,.r.vir'",?"J,h?"'1' MdAdvcrUer P'den jSnBU,,u Joarnal called no isV i ..7 , rafa'ln nd 10. H diimlnil in ! i' M)r "Now,f el Union, II1' lwWBhU we sell Cough cSWfftj'S "ta J SJ K " l-" Be. Lunn ft M'trutf vij r pcciw cure , One M.otte Cough Cure A J. .Shepid. IH.b'Hher APrieiKl.iU E .A. store. -"npre,- Stone's Drug "-kb-ms. Al on a ,hm1vj Cnaran.ee Cu. 1. ,fc lJpp- Mwuw Coug burn. uDg of .fc. t ' "" h ?.' ! A ""?. It. acted quwS fter MBdf of others uie An Unciatcful Chinmn ,...' Ul kt,l ...., ""' " 01 .h fjoJ. .1,.,.-.. -vi j win ihiuk.i Hn t Cfuiri, ...... - czum. n h.. t . -..m t iier i aus nr nth... ... ., . ' n.1 aif Inusm "X S "J?1 " 1 -hlrt buMim. !,. ,. " "' ".' "." J""r Uti'ef e UVf J,". rt;PP Oae lie I for U ( 7 Vfu "" IF!' W !a.vT&!;;vrrj;" rrtuu' liw.'lc: u,"B-s., JSc . b"1 u tlw velohwuHl lVrituTpa col h ' K ,S a rlo,Hl foreve' ayrut) at omu n,i iu ..i vvufan - . , - wi VUI VM. rugguu A. hackler. I'liiAmi ,1.. i: ... terribly frotr M -ougn (.uk was quickly. Thou- a si-ecilic eer fleets. ffOflUHM IIVIHIul ..k. &:-,,... w.!J,Pn. oll-.n i !. i'vwrv nin ih1 buy uttwr , tV' ' mt" y r.Bulls owgh Svrun CASTOR I A for Infauti and Children. Iio Kind You Have Always Bought CV.fSTr-i. a-A.S1,0 3?l.!rv.. i tU , Iha Kd Ym , IS: ' .. ... fl tie y) lb8 Klsd Yw liar) Afwars Bail .--rjr - nna i navsr ci . ms - - f JTf J, J ' . , " &UW Wri WKBgaiKAWautv BXCRPl- SUNDAY. TvJoPMJ-Lr . McMinnvillcLvt H3 PMJ Ar Independence Lv) Direct connections at ban hrancisco with wbiucwai auu unentat and l'acific mail teamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA Sailing dates on application Kate and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA. Hon 1 LULU and AUShiALLIA, can be obtalnH c it MAnKiiiat101 Onager. CH.MAUMIAM. G. F & P.'A. PortUn-i l?P Wjy&ii WiJirfeiiffi' I'iii U MunumtNis EMPWEKDIQ LFri l';an.vnnt utAHVLk " -"! I IBI aar a - by atw cf '&&&$: of ibs mm m && t WIIL 'iSS.MSII KEMED -t w w m ai inw ocM,n u.i'Mw'oa.w,e bc lHIUr CURE YOURSELF.' U IlirfU 1.1- uunaiti ,., IrrilMluu ur U.ri,uUi Ww W fiHMF"TAI BR0NZE CO. "AiuutKORj, CONN RKSW!l& - J "ChriollBDtJoientltUlivltl tjiat utl SJtetwjWft.WS gf. 5cSoc uT5 Vreu,u'g ftlU&datl makes the ONLY iterlinamliiMUum ..l.t. ui Is5;uui&l"''14 b' "'" "'" urei a Counh or Cold at once. mmsii - ., ill.. q ninaB . . . .--"v rii.iuiu iirpa.eii Jlarblo rntuu uu.k t. p.lul,. ..! ,..., "T v m mA 111 hfv h ITHltUijCHUn0o ! Of IWmmu. kao K?a ia tT iuc,.iu T. R WAIT, Agent. in. .:, i.iV.:rfrvw Mill St. and 130 tate St. ClrcwUr nax -,lV,Btrt.j I Odw SALEM, ORE. '1liW'a,f "f1,t"w' taMw. w (1(011 Blji