Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, January 25, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textsie mk 11 ii a r I- i"i T '- ' ' ' ''"'" '"' DAM CAPITAL JNRKiL K'VMOKJKH. BHOTHKR8, WEDNESDAY, JANUAltY S9f 1800. i" iMy, Om Tear 3.O0, In AcWioa JDtty, rew Months VI 00, lr Advance. WMfctf. OmTmt 41.00, In AJvanoe HILL FOB THE REFORM TnU INSANE ASYLUM. OF , The senate Iim passed Dr. Joiephl'i bill foi ttio uiunnntfcmcot of tlio state i .Insane asylum. Under this act It Is .tabs known hereafter ao the Oregon .Slate hospital for tlio Iruano. It la to be governed by u board composed of four 'members, ooe to bo tlio tfor eruor, who !h chairman and three cltltcns, appointed by the Koycrnor and lublcct to rcnioral by him. The torra of ono Is to expire March 1, f 001, nno March 1, 1003 and one 1003. There after tlio Rovcroor It to nppolnt one each time the legislature Is la regu lar session. These trustees are to bs approved and confirmed by ttio wnatc. They are ench to bo undor bond of 15,000 and have control of the prop erty, finances, and officials and em ploye". Tlio private accrctary of the Kovornor Is to bo secretary of the board. They aro to meet at tlio capital monthly, at Icntt, to conduct ttio af fair of the asylum and two of the board arc to bo a visiting board lotto through the wards and premises at any tlmn without notice mid mnko an effective Inspection of the conduct of thoeamo. Tlio names of these vis itors arc lobe posted on each ward and unce a week tlio patients or to bo permitted to wrlto to my member of the board and receive a totter from one of the board without being seen or opened by the offlccMOf tlio asylum. They arc to be supplied with paper and Mntlooery. The governor Is to receive WOO n year as chairman aod each member of the board Is to re ceive 15 a day und actual traveling expeutes for attendance no meetings but no member to receive mora than 9100 total per dlom In ono year. The board shall not bo pecuniarily Inter ested In supplloH but nhnll ouuw a monthly pay roll of employe to bo luudo outline! warrants drawn tliorc fur by the lecrct.iry of kUIo. Tlio ufllccrrinr to receive the pros. find ono physician, whether really In sane or hot, it Is Imperatively heeded to protect them from abuses after tuey Ret there The proylslons for In spection and for each patient to haye tlio right to communicate with the board arc sacred rights from tho stand point of humanity. Dr. Josephl de serves the thank of every Intelligent person In Oregon for his dovotfon to tho Interest of this unfortunate class, TlicJ measure Is a non-partisan one and Is distinctly aimed at the per nicious practice of changing bupnr lutendents cycry tlmo state offlcer" arc changed. Tho entire theory that because the people happened to elect a man n stato ofllccr, ho Is therefore a suitable person to have control of an asylum, a reform school or any other Institution for tho betterment of mankind, Is a fallacy. The treatment of our defective and unfortunates should not be ruado the plaything of party politics. Public Institutions should not bo removed from the con trol of tho people when they deter mine upon fundamental changes In tun policy of their government. They should bo conducted solely for tho benefit of those who aro so unfortu nate as to become charges upon the Ntatc. L-U BTf BETTER PUHLIU MEN TO THE FRONT. cnt salnrlrH-Httperlntundont 92500 a year; Una nnhUinut phyilclnn 91600; sccotid assistant 91200 a yuar und ad ditional pliysloliKis l(!00 a year cucli, but It doo lint m how many. These physician nro to Imvo furnished rooms or rosldunco lit the Institution, Household furniture, provisions, fuel, light and other necessaries for them selves and families. Tlico features of tlio law uro sniuo as nt present, except the clause for employing ad ditional pbysloluus at 91000 n yoar, and furnishing their residences with household furniture. It provides In this bill that nil the medical oRlcor mm employed sunn noiu lo tlio ex piration of their commiulons aud that all cmjloyrd In the future shall lw regular, Uut minor objections aro not sunic lent to deter any conscientious man fniiu supporting Or. Joicphl' bill for asyiuiu rorurm. The bill has great merit and Utt great step In advanco over prctcnt legltlatlon for these un fortunate, it a humane measure and, undor tlio prevent barbarous yi tcui of sending all kinds of persons to tho asylum, mi warrant of uu ofllcer Wlitti amsn wn lu ncglsctr hi hralih una' Villi? (lui . WlnjatUsU by Mif.ii lit Health U It uu limt for half. way measure. IHiih It an nirmy tliat itiml be V.M.H-i4 out m lb first ik4. of he It pirity sure li rumiurr In I far i ml ak stomach, n lUltullt.l .11 fftitlnn ami iflmi.l....i 11 with strath, Unlraa lie tnaaacta to suite Ik kackH Uuw. It iutat thai death wil come up hi (be srrond round In tbt Mania tosacrt la weak and hU dltloa hj?H"' tbt UfMlvtng clcmrau r tkS fead U Ukrj ar. . uaTwlUtnl into ht the dUwJcirJ liwrr and Iheduwishbow U have fej4 Into ih Umk it wanorr ef lwiathla. The bad U kmiv wi tftttlr Wonif auytbttiy (hat the 6d titaw ailr to l lu Slaw ef baltb i. i T .V" ."" ,u ttfU ItV tbt I ----- -----w. -- .mW nnrVMiHIi lwjf Ki -m IMFL1 "It Porto Illco Is to becomo a credit to tho United titatcs," said Captain August P. Gardner, nxHlstant adjutant general of yoluutcers, In un Interest ing report to Assistant Secretary of Wai Mclklejohn upon the educational and other affairs of tho Island of Porto Rice, 'and not a continual thorn In hor side, it Is as certain as tho rising of tho sun that thn work of recon struction must bo dono by men of disinterested motives." Tho abovo paragraph proves what we liaro asserted repeatedly, that tho policy of expansion In acquiring tho control of now territory, would com pel tho American people to put butter mcu to the front. Tho question of what wo shall do fnrtho people of Porto Rice, Cuba, Hawaii, Luzon, Guam and Zobu Is not so Important as what tho effect of acquiring sovereignty over thciu will bo upon tho Amorlcan pcoplo. Tho most marked olTcct upon our political Institutions will bo tho strain to which It will subject our political Institutions. It will do relop tho governing talent of tho Amorlcin proplo und compel them lo soul their best men and women to tho front In ndminlstcrlng tho affairs of tho conquered torrllory, Tlio kiuall-mlndcd, pilfering class ot pollttoluni), who aro a pest nt homo will become n inonaco. u nlsiraco abroad, For In our foreign nervleo u higher standard of public morality mutt 1)0 erected and maintained In tho selection of uion mid women to represent the best Idsalsof tlio Amor lcan people. "Men of disinterested motives' I putting but a mild construction upon tho iit'ccssltlM of the caso. Wo must havo men and women of pure motives, rmblo motives, of tho highest motives. Tho wheel of tlmo has turned upon the American people responsibilities and opporl unities miuh n were never offered n superior race. tiliuU wo prove equal to tho emerg ency If so wo must sotourhouso In order ut homo. We must secure In clly, county, ttatu uud national affairs clean, honest, cooiicmlcal pro. gresslvu government for tho neonln. When we have dono that at homo wo shall bo ready to givo thosamo to the ptopte of our Island possessions. Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Ilypophos phitcs is pure and palatable. For years it has been used for coughs and colds, for con sumption, for those whose blood is thin or colorless, whose systems arc emaciated or run down. For children it means health and strength, stronger bones and teeth, and food for the growing mind. Baby gains in weight and thrives when Scott's Emul sion is added to its milk. M and i , til dfoUn. SCOTTA IKJWWK, tlicmhti, New Ywl, hlschalr but with the Intention of pleasing him and retaining his pat ron u go. The libel on the alleged victim of tho barber' loquacity Is so thread baro It wai not supposed It could find n lurking place in oven the re cesses of a state salaried professor's Intellect. In tholr general Intelligence and good manner In tho use of tang uago barbers will rank with any of tho professions. 'Plin lilll lutfrirn llm lAf.lfalflf Urn III tn cost tho taxpayer nothing, will lm provo tho sorvlce In barbershops, give tho public better barber and possibly It will even improve the conversation of our country. If thcro bo no op position to tho bill oxcept tho mouldy concoctions of hucIi brainless wit tlsclnm a tho above, It will pass by an unanimous vote. LIIQ1BLATIVE DOINQS. Various Dills Passed by the House Work Progressing Slowly. Three petitions with numerous slgnatiiroH were received praying for an amendment to tho luw relative to petitions for license to sell liquor, no as to require a petition from u ma Jurlty of tho householders of tlio dis trict Instead of a majority of the legal voters. Referred to tho commltteo on al coholic tralllc A resolution was introduced by Unit, for ii commltteo to examine tlio stoto library und employ a clork. No ono taking Interest enough to voto either uyo or no on this measure, the speaker declared tho roholutlon adopted, uud Mr. Unit will undoubt edly get hi uhniriiiiiiiHhlp und lilt friend u clerkship. draco presented a potltlou from his constituents, asking that, when a man Is provided todw capable of taking euro of Ills children, but falls to do mi, and will not allow other to do i, ho shall bo punished aud his children provided for. This was roforrod to tho commltteo on charitable foual and reformatory institution, rjomtto Joint resolutHOti No. 7, of the 18th biennial hosslon was brought be fore tlio noiiso and referred to the Judiciary coin in I '.ice. This Is u reso lution for tlio submission of u consti tutional utiioudmont giving tho Ntlf fr.igo of women. lleach's bill relating to tho ex pense of conveying pat Icon to tlio In sane asylum, provided that tho cost should fall on tho county instuad uf tho state. Kllllmuu spoHu strongly against It. Ho thought, If thotio In sane patient were county putluut tho oxponse should bo borno by the cuuuiloH, but ir thuy were state patient, a wus evidently tho case, thotstato should pay for conveying thorn to tho asylum. This bill wa claimed by tho commltteo on way and means to tmyo M8,ooo, hut It saved It to Iho atuto by;addllug It upon the count ton, It would oiroct a saving for Multnomah and Marlon counties which could convey their patients to the nsylum practi cally without cost but for outlying countleB It would moan ft heavy ex pense. The people of Uakcr and Umatilla counties were as much citi zens of the fltato of Oregon as were tho people of Multnomah und Marlon couutlcs. The people oust of the mountains were entitled to stand on the same footing as the people of the Willamette yulley. Otlierwlno he asked that they bo allowed to have un nsvlum In Eastern Oregon, and to tako care of tholr own patient. This bill was opposed to the governor's recommendation. The governor'!! sug gestion had been compiled with this morning and he hoped they would be In this case. Reach stated that tho bill would save n large sum in the appropriation for the asylum. Tho amounts asked for that Institution uirgrogatcd nearly four hundred thousand dollar. If the appropriation were to be cut down, a start must be made some where. Flog. staled that he should vote against the bill, because ho thought that tho result aimed ut could bo ac complished In a better wuy, Tho bill was overwhelmingly snowed under. mr.r.9 I'ashhi). II. H. 71, Mr. Grace, to punish tho poisoning of domestic animal. It II V, llencli, tn nwilato tlio plireliewc ofptil) llr iijpiillet; giving irolorrncfl to home product, If. IJ. 19, llfler. turfidiliitotlio dolnir or ptihlle wurkt. II n tn, IImcIi, to mnko Willamette Intuitu nnl In I'nrllanil n county nmd. II II 37, Portlnry, changing the Ixmniliirjr Jtnw Ixrlweuii Union ami Wultovracoanliei. II. Ii. 102, Topping, to amend section M 12, code, relating to health olllccr at Coo bay und Gardiner. II. II. 14, WliHlloy, tnninrml se. W) of the laun ol Oregon. II. II. 11(1, Whallcy, to amend section 2.-11, Hill' codo. ' ' - "" Oo O 0 -00 O - (1 0 0 oo oo o -o - 00 1ST Offlf ffflfl.1 1,00 The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch and Dairy and Market News In attractive readable fora. E rM n a Class Bv Itself Is issued Thursday morning In. tlmo to reach all part of the state the same week. m le 8.00 Weekly... In two parts contains all Important Foreign, Katlaual and Stato Newt. KBHIILK ATTACK O.N IIARHER'S UILL, Til B Unl A wit writing from tho Stato veulty pens this paragraph: It tho harbors anta commission. vhy not pa tt aw allowing sue commission, ami m u. ... i... v.. V. M ). said mouoy to ko toward paying JS l!lcJ)u,m,Vlt:' t'' urplu to Da iip Si'Si V."1 ,.""n t'" condition of vjotliui made lusano by listening to Su!8rtar ulk w""0 ,n ' "K Tho abovo Is nruhdliK- fr,i, n. professor of ethles or biology, phys iology or Internal tonsorlal imllsherof of youth. TheohauoM aro that he Is n pcron who shavM hluiuiir utui Wuo nothing of til0 quality of a bar- uor i conversation. Anyone w ho onj-iy tho benoHta f iww- MTATED THL! ISCELUXCe Of SVBIT OF 1!(1S limilWt j- f U eoiulMnutmn. but aull lo tho vrv ami akllt with whtUi it U WIIUfclHMttl ty MnUli IHWOtM. kHHWltotll. CAUK.K.MA Pu SHlT al ifc. l,rM r (mrtUiiiKU. HILLS W1TIIURAWN, HUM, Fnrroll, rcJntlng lo reeonllug uf four? tueoi of reI proiwly. II. It. 105, Curtis, to IIccshc, t.-ix und regulate business and busino' house In tho stato of Oregon. Wu practically withdrawn by hay ing it further consideration Indeiln Holy postponed. PAILKI) TO l'AHS. II II W, llch, relating l tli oipeuna or con veying patlonta lo tlit Innane myluin. HUNATK TUH8IMY AKTHKNOON. Upon rocoiisidcratloti II. J. R, .'I, to authorizo partial veto ot anproprla tlon bills, was ro-roforred to the com mltteo on J udlelary. HII.t.8 IrrrUODUCHI). S. II. 17U, Harmon, to provide for a railroad coin in Monor. .S. II. 180, Mluhcll (by roquwt) to pro vide for enforccniontof payment of county warrunt and uuthor l.lng8ultby counties to detoi mlno tholr validity. The committee on revision of law reported favorably upon S. II. 8, and S. IU0.S. II. ID. S. 11. M adnntod. S J. R, No. (. l.oonoy to oxohango for tho property now occupied by the Salem hospital a block of land ad joining the blind school on the cast by John II, Albert. mi.- i. ... ... mu Luiiiiuiuuu on meuiciiio re ported favorably upon H. II, rw. II. II, 10. Adopted. Toe comuilitou on odiioutloii re ported favorably upuii S. II. Si. Tlllltl) IIKAIHKII, H. II. i. Hrter, liiwulile for Hoiking cmrlct on thiblli hlghUH). 1'assod 21 to 3, thoso voting no btilng Daly of IliinUn, Mluholl and Taylor. S. II. . JuMhl, to rhNHgo tli iihw ( the UtliwAiien)um lollt "Orairun Hint normal rot llio- Iiimh," ami huiihI Uua tMwtalnlMK lo th Iiimiic. After nbly prontlnu the murlts nr his bill Dr. Josophl was folmwod by uiOKouutiii who strongly opposod tho creation of an liidopondant board for tho muuagemont of thu asylum. Son alor Reed opposotl tho creation of an independent b.Nird lo bo appointed by tho governor on the ground that It Ii gottlim ttKt faraway from tho pooplo. oi-miHir u.uy or i.aKo luado a uood talk for the hill. .Senator Mlohell as ertod lil bollor that an liidepondont txwrd would lw ilia menu of wlnlm? out prosont scandals concerning' this insmuuon. in reply to Sonatar Kuy. MintitiiraoujMitionlo an indaiwrnloia bottrtl.SwmuirJwwplii roforrod htm to tho ooudltlon of tho stato univer sity, whore a UU biwirtl h giving ottloluut twirvlw. Tim bill iviMod by l toil now. Tlwim voUug no worn Clotn, Driver, Pulton, Kuykemlall, l-uiio'und Rnm1 Mill JOURNAL $3.00 i W An Independent Associated Press Paper fur the Peo ple. Send for samples free. The Hurllnglon Routo Is In class by itself, a far as running on time Is concerned. No railroad In tho Western States, NO RAILROADS IN AMERICA, approaches It In this Important respect. There are Uurllngton tralim scheduled at 40 tulles an hour nud more which are not late five times a year. Make an engagement to meet u man at a certain tlmo and place in Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, or St. Louis go cast via the Rur. llngton Route YOU will be on time. A, O. SHELDON. Ocii'l Agont, Portland, Or. YAQUTNjV JiOUTE Corvallis k Eastern Railroad Connecting at YAQt'IN'A vrllh tho YAQUINA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY SrKAJlKttS "WEEOTT" Klrnt-clnss In every rcipoct. Tho above teamer It due to mil from Yaqulna every clnht (laya. 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Tho More room formtry occupied by Stock and Co., where Friedman hu't been iiuctlonln,; olf that stock two doors north of tho Capital National Rank, Is boliirf rouiodoltd and put In hhlp Hlmpo (or t. V. Johnson aud Co's luruc st'ire. That firm oxpect to be comfortably sottled lo Its lino new quarters ourly next weok, and it inammoLii sprliiK stock will follow. Your Umi Interests. Will bo served by making suro of hunltli, It will bo a loa of tlmo and money to bo .stilcken with nerlous iiinos. tukoi u nod's Sarsaparllla and puriry your blood, lu this way all enns of disease will bo expelled, slckuoe and Miirorlnir will ho avoided und your hoallh will bo preserved. Isn't this a wise courto? Hood's Pill aro the only Pills to inko with Hood's. Sarsaparilla. Price i') cunt. J. TUUNKU. AkciiI, Albany. Oie. WILUMETTE IlIVEIt MVISIOX STEAMER WM. M, H0AG Captain Oco. Knaljo. Ituniilng between 1'orthiml and Corvalll niwppiiiK Hi an wiv) innuingN, K1VKII 8CI1EDULK. DOWN-TueiiJaji, Thiirnilnyi nud SunUaya lA-aTts Lorvaint.......................... fl ni I.envet Albany... 7 IX ,u" leaves llacuii VUta nu, m' Leaves Independence. 0 a. 111. Leaven Halein... . .... 10 a. iu. Iavct Newliertr...... ij..ih Arrive Portlaiul 4;iio UI' Monday, WiHlnitdajaand 1'rldayn. leaven I'ortlnnd 0 n. in Uovet NonbvrK ... . ..10:30 u, in Iavoa Baleni . . 3:30 p. m, luvei Indeiciidunce... 6:0i) p. m, IftVl'H IlilOIIH Vlttu.................. 7-no I,, in. leaves Albany........................ J:30p. in. Arrive Corvnfll.s. . n-.oo p, m, 1110 Hieainer nim Iipoii oniilimn.1 .ltli n..t. .1.:" '.' ::::.:::. r" .;: rk ciiim ucviiiiiiikhiiuiiiiih, ineiuuinir O.RN 1 DEPART FOR 1'ttJt Mall 8 pm Spokane Flyer 230 p.m 8 p m 8 p m ex, iiun. Saturday 10 p m ,.... Ivive Salem 7115 p m ITusTIiu and bat ion m. MonWe.l Kri TIM SCttRDUlK. 1'iom To rtlniul. dalt Lake. Denver Kt. Worth. Omaha , Kansas City, St Louis. Chicaco d Kast. and Walla Wallr, Spokane, Minneapolis, ht. l'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi cftco and Cast OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, For San Francisco. Sail every five days ARRIVH. .,45 1'.n Snokant 1-lyer 8.'3o A IN 4 I' L i'alem Tul'hut bat 3I. m COLtJMllIA RIVER STEAMERS To Astoria and way land, ings, aaaasa.aa. WILLAMETTE RIVERS Portland, Ncvvburg and Way Lauding. (For Dayton WILLAMETTE RIVER Corvallis Albany and Way Points. 4 pin ct Sun Ar Salem 6 p.m, Mo us Weds Fri Tu T'hui Sat Mi P m r Salem lo a m Mon Wed en 1 Fri WILLAME'rrE RIVER DIVISIOM. Dally boits t; Portland as nbove. Transfers to street car line at Oreg OUy if the steamers are delayed there ojud trip tickets to all points in OrtBon, Washing, ton, or California. Connect o made at Port land with all rail, ocean answer linen. W. H. IIURLUURT. ,. .. .';ei1'1 Ia. At. Portland. Or. O.M. POWERS, ABent, Trade street dock balem. liOISE & DARKER, City Agenti.. TAKE THE " Canadian Pacific R.R a. a , . . . And 500 Pacific Line Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago I'hil.iilelphla Wniiitrigton Montreal Toronto New "BS nu uleKimt lor carrylnit both Irelfiht 11 ml Diksolutlon Notice, Notice I liuruby Klvcn Unit tho mer ouutllo tl nu horctoforo oxIsHiik and known a S. A. McCull & Co., ha till day dissolved by mutual consent. All account will bo collocted und paid by a. A. MeOull. y.A. McCalk, P. A. K.VltNKLI.. Wa om, Or., Jan. 12, ISW. 1 J2 4w 'lUUAV'S MARKRT. Portland Jan. W. -Wheat yallej 01; Wnllu Wuila, G8o. Flour Portland, 33.20; Supertlno 82.16 per bbl. Oats-Whlto42ijiac. Hiiy f.Vq)7 porton. Hnp-l2&)10c; old crop tic. Wool-Valley, I012c; Eastern Oregon, Mil I l. Mlllstuir Uran. 817: shnrtjj. ifi (.a 8ir co. ' roultry Chlckcns,mlxcd,2 50(53.50 turkey, live, 12(oinc. KKg-Oregou, 25Tn2"c pordoz. iiiuus ureon. eaiieu iiuiba, BCJic. uiidor 00 ll,0(o)7cj8iecp pcltH,1620c, i Onion-75c(sl)Oc per sack. Huttcr Host dairy, 25(p;30c: funcy creamery, C0o(g5.r)o per roll. Potatoes, 05s80c per Hack. Hei: Heavv. 84.7S. Mutton-Weather 3c; dressed, 7c iCf-5iteors,83.25(a?3.60: cows, 12.50 1 i2.75 dressed. fd0. i SM.KM MAIIKCT Wheat-50. Oat-35e. Nay Haled, jheat, $7.00 I' lour In iviif.lfonL int. Ull $3.00. MillstulT-Short 915.00. Ilogs-drcrscd, 0c. Live cattle21(a'3c. Sliccp-Llve, 2.50$3. Vcal-5l3. llutter-Dalry 20c; creamery 5c. JVool-Ilest.lrK;. Molmlr2oc. iiUi!r-uc8b 100170. Kgg-22Jc in cash. roultry-Ghlckons, lire, 10(al2Jc. larm smoked meats-IUcon, Sis ham, loo shoulder, o7c. PotHtoes-ac. Apples U5o. no, niurpnssed pawicnKers. I)oek-Kootnf Statu Rticct. O. MAKKTZ, Aevnt. Halein, Oregon C.BlTI.LlVAN.Biint. APjniiy, OrcKou 0 irtiolesale Jots, .n.e; re- Oregon Short Liuc Railroad The Direct Knuielo Montana, Utah, Colorado anil all Eastern Points Ulvcs choice ol two lavorltc routes via the I'nlon Paclrlo Kant .Mali Line, or the Hlo Orauilo tjeouia Unci. Look at the time Is Dayc to Salt Lake 2 Day to Denver 3i Day to Chicago H Days to New York rree Reclining Chair Cnr, Uphotstcrwl Tour- lt 81epln(r Cars, and Pullman IMIupu Sleepers oH)nittsl on all tntliit. Fur further Information apply.to IIOISK A 1IAKKKK, Agents. Balem. W. E. ("OMAN. (lonT Agent. i u. TKKtir, Truv. Pass. Agt. "I Third St., PortlmiJ, Or. Voik a il all points eau and soithsast. Cheapest rates, beuseivice and accommo. datlons Throueh touilbt sleepers to Minneaiiolla. bt.Ianl, loronto, Montreal, and lloiton without change Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress ineofsteamshipi to Japan and China, the fastest and finejtahlps on the Pa Mile ocean orient Shortest end licst route to the Canadian Australian S. S. Co. The To Ilonolul-, Fiji and Australia shortust route t the colonics. .. i-ica, io -eni ana any information ca'l on or address, Kcsidenee Phone Co. 55. tj. l I.wL'iiniit l,..Hi Office Phone No. 40. aSS Comnierc ial ! Salem. Ore A.n, r .. . " " ABBOT. Agent, M6 llurd street. Portland, Or. n. , . K J. COYLU, Hisnicl Pawengar ARent, Vancouver. U.r:. "(.(8c; turkeyi, Important Meeting. Homembor tho school umetlnu for tho annual tux levy at tho city ball Friday nluht uud Ihj suro to attend. 3t The Y, M. C. A. Uoya VtcUHteun. Tho Y. M.C, A. Uiisket bull twin lint UvruttMl U10 toum rrom WiL.,. ott uulvorelty In two Mruluht k'aiues owihi uarout rwutlsv rn... .. tho 1.111 w-.L tvery ontAt Ik ih lul V.,J.'tZ'l. rouulnrlv !Hn,r 1..11 . frt-.rff. Wili 5f W.V firlt '. I -," .. T . ". ". ".T "'"' tt "mv be will Urak -" "I'Cuinim (Mroor llinnkllQWi that tho tiror4s qiullly ef iii dl. cuMlon hoard tlwn, while h my nnU.iulth,aof colleuo profor, will wtujwre favorably with a OUa. ltlyodifb4ti!. matt (a uftiunllv ..... i V. s.fc :."' ." V". " A- iT 11 1 'bbmiwi or nipti IT. . ' "'.""''ii r luiifa, ttti 7 ."." ' " aiwiaw o( 1 lie atr-IUMkffca. lie pti. e wu. top. Ur I jtrtv-i GoJdrn MoUmI 1)1hTv. It pUti UlB . - - --i-r' -" " " O1 ?? ar rleahbuHder ry cihm all UiMMdfm of tU tomh. dl una vr It tuiir ih i.i.r.... 1 Ufa the lff.fvli.tf ibm.m.. n .l W4 tt l)IIJ ,rw Ud iealthTtUTuV ' iT ftf t.iHA.i l . , ':".'". . mmlcm and liver HJWKWHS1 .ill-and We 1ito huardl of x;iiou kuIujj ln IS II A ffnm hl.tla. . m4 - iJi fTT-i.rTB """:.u ! I. .. ? -' WH' pnraoii. Mmmrruua:i:r'JZ',-l"i- w ing.Of l ntf talked tn .t-,.n. .- ur.. j rr- rin "r uniunui niv , , " iu u; I I4ivA.I .. .... . .. .vwim vii any laieiiHjent Ur. J bor isylnif auytlilou t ouituw.r lu hotly wwMiuiiKaiMiai , Ver. on-X KyiMHHJIWH! Ht OVtMlUk'. Tlw woramu wry c4on blnk' two t uuughtln fltOf Of Uw V. M 1' v d the points www not made mail wiHiih. Svrup uf bi.r.. w ,;,. ',..: " rw CHe m w l Mt. hut II . unwNMA im smUh r.r r"vwnn MW v. m.u. a ".,. -isnvwMft of lhl fc,t wU l,,;l1,rt, " uuuloB (he. w..rtUU u rfistoii. uiui i. ...u .:;?" Iflvou to mnilom of famlllahL Chair Care Between t'ortland and Albany. Comfortabla upholster! royelvlni: olMlrh, ubMirvutlon ontU, attractive Mtiuklui; rtHitii-, ttrt clas In every W wutd IWtlniid tu Albiiiy. t'ar 0 roar end of train. These W'M w , ! uornoie agony Is eauseJ by Pile nu.n. and Skin Disease. TW .Z .. ! .Uu.,.B! cured by DaWitt'a Witch Haiel Salvo" lie ware ol imitation Stonj's Drue S.aV, OABTOXilA. flean ti. llw Kud Ym Han Alnars Biajh-' M.I.,feU.'P,"VUe",c. Every pre. specific euro is One Minute Ccunh r. ' I iJ xTH ,'u.l,er Agricultural Journal ' Sft m?' ,mn! M.. : "No one S. ... .v u.,. v.ougn ure store. jA Few Interesting Facts When people are contemplMing a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur. ally want the best service obtainable so far vJtf ' Crnifor,t,.?nd "feJ concerned, tmployes of the Wisconsin Central Lines are paid to serve the public and our trains are JuIa1 " M.:t0 make c' connections with 'diverging lines at nil junction points. ' ""2 . " SleePinC anJ ChAlr cars on through trains. alaCaneCar ":t'k: unexcelIea- Mea,s THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES and you will lnlke ulret, conntotions nt ,in,: v . L,,icaKJ. Milwaukee and all For any further Infbimaiion call on any ticket agent or correspond with Y JAS. C, POND, General Pass. Agnt. orjAS.A.CLOCK, Mw. W. deneral Agent, 246 Stark Street, roRTUNi), Ore. EAST AND SOUTH VIA fwE SHASTA R0JTE OK THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS HUN DAILY oS PMf Lv....batem ....Lv Jvbo a m hiSAMJAr. SanFnuiclico.Lvl Upm bef tallSlili',,liaa 'nr.,nciPal s,fttion'' Tefleno a nd .ra,eiu' Tur,,er. Maon ItarS, inyl ,a"Snt. ShJI, Halsey, CoiM- ' Ju"cAon Cu' EuEee. CresweH Cottage (ove, Dnin, Oakland, and all it", lions from Hosebmgto A.hland, it.ctus ive. ! RJ?KUJ KOMAIL. -DAILY. " p"l Ar....Koscl.urg.. Lv J7.-30A M Pullman lmn. .1 . - r . WK.il hlUB DIVISION Will li.l W? AND COAM-lS. Mail uains dally rexCepi Sunday.! Ar. 5 L.V I.20 P U fin . .. I 1.. .." -' ".-7.1 ...i-.iji, j.y ..i-oriianH .i ..... si r a r :.,' " 1 jo" Corvallis. and Corvallis cnnnwi YOUR PACE run tlirouKhout it'Kisuiuro. the cession of Hie 1 17-td Mmc' pll U evie coaUplla, the nam of U, Cmpttuy gulw t It u on ilw kMitft) liver IS U2Krat. In urWr tuoul tu batiaAaZtj CALIFORNIA TIG SYRUP CO. wiais 's victory BRONCHITIS UirtMiulMMit. t u-iv nu. ":.' ""r?0"1" w WO' prevalent It mm- work of A t. Qn,,wi viitajr,,"i! . 'VDoglns with n common cold, nt. iiik iiHiu ami twain. Th ostiuiMtLi.... ' T ;. V"'83' "Bpss onno cliest " --"". UIIII IlllllOlliri 111 1. m.. !.!.. . . : , j " "whiiiik. 11 noi nt- iwiviw io,u uocomi3dangoroua thou tins of the C). C.&E Ry '" "" EXPRESS TRAIN lW RXCKn' SUNDAY. Portland ...Ari 8.-2S A M 4.'5oi'M) I.v 7 '3ov mVLj 0 I'm Ar ALKfcR'j, DysPEMlA TABLE K ARK old on n posltivs cnaran.ee. Cures hear! burn. i,K 0( & fyod j"'" hea t eatinc or anv form nt a. ..'." !.'' tai.vr D..-. f " : v vr-r"- e mtie - - -. & ...j.uuiatc reiiei. l.unn llrookc, druggists, 35 and 50c. oAspon X.A.. Ui&VCO,Ut r. isutc.v. Ilf I ll IiUu.. .. .. ... .. V. M. t a. MBrwaifc-IUw, Bruc; Vm . Molr; RrdHCuriw., JueitUr. WtuLAMnrrit. lvar-iitiHitwi,,, ih,. wn UmZ. rmw,! utwU-4Ju,rr;i'H I IIMW. Bwsti. IhRiidYeiHwAhi ann, complex on Pimplana Sk n Erupl " ?uu"" fM,BK k nd worn Sd 5KABeavrra,a,w Ilrjoks, druggists, Mr. S positive guirantee. Lunn& A. Rk-ii.. e 1 ', . ihwjjRpjg; ,biFU,) nV&,tZ - -....un; IKJCn ITur. nppe. was Htf ACKER'S ENtiLlSIf RPwnw mJ 1 twelve hou s, or gil famW, ace nc. I .v n??11 re , rW, aiug IDs? Olll v n..i.. . . "- -"J SV1ISCIIV. If nU.I . t 1 . sftsaa-;ss?i 4s suir d;u:. 's;Ze " K B,lcer "ta$- pt. 6iu dio fVom bronchitis nnnuallv ' Dr. JnlmW TJi.1la n..i. o . . 1 bwt rvMiuxly for this dlseafie, it rollovw -To. f.,r ,,, Ctutu . ..,, .v. vmva tu tt ty Qftya. , orutJISlJ, Store o&&m& ill,Ulf Xur "owele Willi Cmcnrota. f4&U ic.iinnviiii i.vv ct,-. , Independence Lv) 4:50 a m Uircci connections at ban rranciscu with UCCldCntal aud rilianlal mul P,.a'. . .1 itearnshiii linos for JAPAN AND CHINA oatUng dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points in 1 FSWPF .A,so JAPAN, CHINA, llON'i) LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can be obtain. 1 Slem)V- W SK,WNER. Tiek SV r ir MAWk-iriV.P'nager. C. II. MARK! !A!, O. F & p. a. Por,i. 1 muiiuiTlL lis V Em m$ I -Jcpuu (ignspj .T'I".'- AAEMpar EKDUQ .nr. ..jr l IVH'l.n 1" r.iv v. CRAHT f$ r" .TfltiubaM IIKWr U, jk3'J- r,Mrr,riir' A While iw will Ml Mmt uuyUilMK- wtwu huuiiry dlrlnj:wllcl,H.j,oU. WjHrfwr FOR Vsiwu Br.BuU s castorTa h ! " Va rTi. T-! . r I" isssssTn 1 11 I II aKiUCEPORT nnMu - & svtvjiaiv niWKhili,;ft?,5 'fiV W' lI!? mk iho 4.L. t I'or Iufaata aad nhiM. uuugn oyrup : w m m jm U4fti4 Will Dromntlv ntiPA nLtj7 Boars tho ssusar sdras w;isss: gnatr.of ( Jffi&&i CURE YOIJRSELFI l Hiil U rur uuuiturl "iMhariw, luOai .inn , . irrluiion. r 1 . . 1 . ,. , til tu u e t li a .! r.r..M .!,. P.IbI..,. b.i u.5 .,,rtf: osissao.KH 117 ir ... ruUr mji . iRo. nviv -i v.. ."'" urpata Marble T. R WAIT, Agent, U Miu. St. and lao state St. y-dw SALEM, ORE. Mt.llWMy.aw. 2!L.