Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, March 21, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwftfbtea mi. n r.fn m-" aaartBrtf''1 jgsSggSS" J WILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. Y tflOKKH UWOTMJXKH. TUiiSDAYMAKCtl 21, 1300. IMIy, Oiio Tear $3.00, in Advance Willy, Fear Mcfltlw IjSX 00. fv Advance. Ww&lr, Ons 'Sfertr SLOO, in aJvaiico ii" m in ii.ii i in iii EDITOBIAL 11EVIEW. Mayer Bfsllupd'Blreii that tlicre bo an effort inadeoo tlio part Of tlic prc4 and cltlzcuuorBiilcni (o entertain the national editorial association next July, on tins occasion of IW M(. nail to Portland. Sa'.cm ww be the one plucc where all tlic editors will want to come nuuiHenf I'oittnatl. Tue writer can remember ten years bko In the east hearing Iowa editors tell of a reception accorded them at the Capital of Orctfon, Tlioy spoke of the hospitality of the people, of the beau tlful country around about, of the wonderful fruits la the orchard, and the whole Iruprowlon was one to p'oatc the tulnd and tlio memory and I njpreis favorably all who hoard the narration. The result was undoubt edly n larjro Inllux of eastern people, Now, if that be desirable, It be hooves the press ind people of this city to co-operate with Mayor IJIihup and kito the editorial excursion urcet lnit to bo jremeinbored, a reception that will cauto them to speak of Ha. lcni as thoonc placo in the world that Is unforgettably and unpronouncably tlio Illllico city of tlio new western world. civilization. Whaterer the really musical people of Salem w do to bettor thaw wmiriion fault of oar corntnon country, let us bid thorn Ood speed and lead a helping Iwtul. Kupt. Gilbert, who Is accused of t Inn a stockholder in th luornlntf pa per, Is Justly censurable for withhold Ins news from the press and tbe re.pl. Sunday tuornlni?, or Dos3lWySwrdy nlaht, a confloP, It Is onw allrsd. at tempted suldldc, arid orr Tuesday mornlriltlsnlvhoutUy tui prlntn oillclnls. This Is, to say the least, ,wl cour tesy to the IncAl pttm nor to tt show ing proper ropeat for Uia nubile at Urtfe, nordoMltpmtwst tlw Otlbtrt administration fmm mitfslelon ami eren unjust eorwure. Mr. Ullbert mlKhtas well lmv waited n week ns 4S hours, to lve out such news. The man might liava died. Tliorc mlRlit Iravt bfen smplelous foots connooUMl with an allwwl t tompt at suleld. Tlw public draw nil kind;) or unjust'and unfounded in fereneos, and It has Imn ttiw policy of not Kr I iik tlio pubtla the naws about prison ooeurreticw that has oauwd the prase of tlio stale to suspeot all kinds of abuses that may never have existed, and an odmlnls trutl'tn of the prison really crodlUible and admirable In niuny rospcctH has (uffured from a luak of fAlrnoss nnd frankness In dealing with the press und the public. Thorn was not a iood reason why, when til fact of an attempted suicide booame known Sunday morulni, lha roportor ol tlio city papers could not have boon Inyltcd to be present and make their own uxamitiatlon, Instead of saving the supposed delicious niorBol of news for one particular owm of tlio admln Iilratlou. Western musical tasto Is stroiiKcst In one direction a desire to ot the money's worth by Indiscriminately en corlnir every number on tho program. Plrst tlio prass praises all tho per formers to the skies, and those who read are Impressed with tlio Idea that each onu on tht program Is a Kcnlua, whom not to rcuall would-be u default. In pood tasto and a luolc of ttpprealu tlon. Then there are uenorully prow tit reprenenutlrosof tho diffluent Kinds of music and they vlo with aaoh other In abioluto equality In bostowitiK honors, so tho Instrumentalist und vocalists Hot an equal amount of "thunders of applause" whether roally deserved or not. Hut this umkos it pleasant nud uKreoablo to all, except persons who seek to discern thotruo quality of tlio performance, Instead of uniting for quantity. Tho musical concorte now jjiven lu Hitlem arc an all-nrounil wppoitunity for cultivation of a bettor publlo car for mujlo, If thero be suoh a tiling .,Thoyaroa relief from loo much of iiio homo entertainment thing, too. If a a result of thuxo concerts Mure cau jtrow up In Uulem a irroator ''con K, cert" of action to mako ao art center, a ureal point will huo been achieved. If the loudlriK musical pooplo now at $ Halem will labor iiIoiik the linos of oo- operation and uruanliaUon for tlio J5L-..... f!sjVMninj or a Kroater sohool of nmuiic in SJcro, than now exluts r lu OrcRon or tho northwest, they will r rentier a service to civilization. There M poi enough uood muilo, real inualu. jii tho Iioiuim, In the sahooli, In tho olleues, In the oliuroliiM. Thoie Is uoyuiurh Id.bodw', uml.muslo, Um Kuany lurtlotlous by promaturo tier (formers who have had bad toauh "u V1 wcrvno'"! uikiii It In his jfcrj, too many persatu taking money nnemlttl KrMl In short Hthtd, If fof loachlnitwhohavo tlioiimolvM no- ,,nv 'KUHrant. As tlia UIMtt wyi "Tlittt-Mbtwlh wui mndtt fur limn, not man for tlitj&julwith." Hlx o'clock oloslng as well as Bun duy alusliiK may lw auooptcd as un ae eomplishod fact In ijalam, If our load IfiK buslniMH men udhore to It. There Is a struntt publlo sentiment bsek of It and o7on tho one man ucuud of Sun day merohiiudlsinK hud ills pluee alotml last Hunduy. Tim JouitNAt. Is notKoltiK to Donst about Us aehlovemenU, hut fur tei years It hns oxlstod on only nine hour a day labor and no paper on Sunday. It also observus tho (jhrlstlun and Nil tlonul liohdnys, it has boon inlrly prospurom und ImIIovim other buil ness men will all liuya thd rtttiiiy oxpcrleuco. Tho vtows of tho younuor Konorntlun or Solum huino4s men are set forth lu a vl orous ami tronohant n.nnnor by Henry W. Moyors wliou huoalls ourly oloslo. a"phll'iuthroplo movomunt." Tlint Is what It Is In tho bast senstt or tho word. Men and women do not live for the sole purpose of work. They work to lire, and lha raduutlon or working hour Is tho mot Immune stop toward hlulior living. Ywiiik umi oiii iovo rruMtt air, oxerots, nu turo. Ilawors, muslo, society, nrul re loullun. Tliuy love tlialr ramlllaH himI I lllimivu umi mliiil.iii.ia I .!.... il.nl. ui.ivn nun ii III. IV I Ui llloitHIBUa IdlWlT iipputtuultloa lo onjoy thosa IuInks, InoroonaM their durolopmaiit ami en joyment of life. Tho procervtittoii or tho Olirlstluu Sabbath ls daaimble from n uiurul tu(lpoliit mora limn hh a relluleun institution, mid th OBO. E. SLY ACQUITTED t fecond Trial of Salem Growing Out of Shooting- on One Dog, The trial of Goo. B. Sly, on tho shnrKcof shooting from tho public highway, took place in Justice John ori's court, Monday afternoon before nJury, consisting of W. P. Habcock, T. II. Ilaraos, John Lewis, Illram Smltii, It. JloJman ahd H. II. Mo DoMgall The oo so was prooau(od by Deputy District AttU-rney Uha. MeNftry as AlsUd by John Hnyno, and the de fense was couduetad by IllgptaranJ Richardson. A uumbr of wittiewHrt ware ox awlnod und thuro was no conflict In the avideuoa except as to the reputa tion of 'the dog shot by Sly, one witness only testifying that this was good; others who answered on that point saying that the dog had u tad repnuilon for vlciouaneaa One little girl told of Imlng bitten last Sop tasnberaftd Mr. Warner told about the doK rushing across the street and andeavorlag to tear olf his (joat-Ull us he role by on his bike. It also appeared that the dug was playful and children tormoulcd him. L. II. McMaluui said lie was bettor acquainted with tba dog'fi post mortem that) his ante-mortem repu tation. Dog had been at his house and played with his children. Hly's little boy told about bain,! bitten on the hand last Tuesday and displayed the marks to tho Jury. Oeo. IS Sly, the uccused told of tho shouting. Did not go there that day, Thursday, lor tlio purpose "f shooting tho dog, but wlion dog started for the foueo he pulled his gun, and lired first when the nnliuul was reaching oyer the folic; thon shut twice mine to put him out or his ml.Hury. Hud gone tharo the noxt day after his boy was bitten lo shoot tho dog, but did nut succeed in Inducing his plitol to "go off." it was out of whuck. llayne stntw' that the dog was half (J rest Dane nr.d half .St. Uernard. ills size guvo him the bud reputiillnu. ISuyt) throw rocks at tho dog to such un oxtout Unit It was miccssury to gather them up out of the yard ovary raw days. Had raouiyad no complaint aseept an luioiiynioiiH lotlur last rail. The prosecui'lon andaitvnrad lo con flue the evidence to the bare fuot of the shooting, which was freely ack nowledged by the aoctiMd; hut the liiitar's attorneys suooeadad in gutting lu their evidence to show Justifica tion. The defease was that the uooinad had already been arrested and fined for this same aeti that the shouting wiisjuatlflad: and that the act under whloli pnweciitiuu was hud was un constitutional. " ArtorghurtHpeooheeby tho atlor noys, the Jury retired uniUfiyod nut about five minutes, bringing lu a ur diet of urqulttul. BOHN. AUDBRSON. At their home In South Halem. Sunday morning, March 10, lfcOD, to Mr. arid Mrs. Brnost Anderson, a daughter DIED. OLA KB At his Home filly. Polk county, Sunday near Falls Polk county, Sunday morning. March 10. IfiM. ol consumption, Itaubon Olaze, aged about 35 yours. Deceased formerly roslded Id Salem. Ills romalns were burled In the Dallas cometcrr. 01I5SV At Aurora. Oregon, on Mon day evening, March '10, 1800, Jludl Olesy, aged 7P years. Deceased was an old pioneer pettier. The funeral will be held some tliuo today. LONG-In this city m 20 p, in. Sunday, March 10, I SOU of u compli cation of dlsoasos, R, Long, uged 66 yuars. The deccaied was a stone mason, he was taken sick and brought to the hospital In this ctty for medical treat ment. Deceased had no relatives lu this country ind Ids remains wore giver1 burial In thecemctary ut the county poor farm. A post mortem examination was conducted over the remains Sunday afternoon. GOLD DUBT WASHING POWDEII. 1 The woman who has a heavy task before her dishes to wash or a floor to scrub ?has a friend in this great cleaner ms Washing Powdir Harmless, yet efficient costs so little the mite is never missed. Largest package Qreated economy. THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY, Cbkma. euLooU. NewYo-k. Bot-ton. PMUd-lpbU. IWa&tfrWf 2m? -o o o- -o o- litoughtto Salern for Interment. The remains ol Mrs. J. II. Kelly, of Corvallls who lost her life by an ac cident lust Saturday, were brought to frnlom and glvon lutormont In Rural cemutory. Tho deuoased was the wife or Rev. II. J. Kelly, tlio United brethren minister ut Corvallls, and the daughter of .1. 11. Day, or this city, and lived with her husband In tills city from 1?M to 1802, during which time they worecngagod In the dairy business. Mrs. Kolly ouuio to hor death by railing down stairs while walking In her sloop. As a result or tho rail she reeelyod a very serious gash on the forolioad, bosldos fracturing the spinal cord at the base of the head. rww.r . . Myircu only btd methods. All tula Is Efuavoldable lu a new oountry and Kuder the oondllions nf Ai.mrimm inn wmmMmmmmMawmmmt ltxpovlng tin Oraltois. Itoseburg Itevtew:-Iu the last Ik sua or his Plnlndealer, I. D. Stratford denies that ha la reeelvlng tmy at aominlastuner to Alaska. It has taken him over a mouth to soy this, al though he beonmo Instantly very In- oignant ami iieeused The Review of ovary crlmo In the calendar when It tlrwt eulled itlluntluii to Ids Job. Theic Is iinquealiun whatever hut Stratford confidently uxHM(od that Ida art a day salary und a day for oxitenses won to run right along during the two or three months he simul In lloaoburg attending to his private lUfalm, mid If The Review's exposure nna eausetl the gepertmein to snsptuid his pay, then we are perfectly satls ttwl. In an humble way The Reylaw fiidearow tu uxuoa such grafters as Mtairbrd, ami rrequeiitly auceeftds In saving the publlo treakury from rob- oery tuem. As a result a whola army or these prtireslouit.uiid olironlc iwp-atlokera dIMIke this iMttar. uud marvellous as It may seem to them, tlietrabuselsor material advantage U It. Many teuple love The lUvlew baeausenr the oharaete r or the men wim are iueaaraiaa. Wonts Him Hunp Quickly. Sunday's Orogenlun: "Tho rcllnc merit of cruelty us distilled by the slow processes or tho law In meeting out Jutllco to criminals is seen lu the ease or Uliude Rrunlou, the Lauc Liiunty murdurur. The oxeuutlon or this criminal Is long ovorduu. .Roth JiHtlco and humanity are violated In keeping a human being upon a mental st.ruln by dehiyliig the exeuuthn or lenally until mind and body ure wrecked. Tho safety or society de mands that cold -blooded murderers should, upon proper uonvlctlolu, be exoeu ted; tho good mime or civlll.a- tl"ii roulros that oxouuthm should rollnw couylutlon promptly." MARCH, APRIL, MAY. QpeSTIEWHJLi The Modol Oregon Newsppcr and Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch ana Dairy and Market News In attractive readable ronu. , AL 1 WEEKLY Mil Is issued Thursday morning Initimo to reach (all pates or the state tho panic week. u Ik JI1 fcfcly 1 1 1 lntwo parts contains all Important Foreign, National and State News. Just Arrived At Sonnemann's Grocery STAR Summer sausage, HOLSTEIN sausage, GERMAN Salavci sausage Also have a lot of cornfed STAR hams, Call and order one for Sun day dinner, SONNEMANN 01 af II DEPART FOR Fait Mail 8 pm TtMK SCHF.DULK. From Poulard. Spokane Flyer 230 p.ra Salt Lake. Denver Ft. Worth; Omaha , Kansa d East. City and Walla Wallis Spokane. Minneapolis, St. l'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi cago ami East ARRIVE. 5.'4S p.n okan Spok i-iycr H.'jo a m 8pm OCEAN STEAMalllPS For San Francisco. Sail every five days THE GROCER 124 Stito st Tolophono 51 You Can Get a Lower Berth, With one exception tho through trains of the Rurllngtun Route are almost invariably well-llllcd. The exception is our St. Paul Chlcugo Limited. On the limited there Is usually room and to spare. Don't Infer tlmt It I" neither so lino, nor m fat, as ANY train of ANY other line between St. Paul und Chicago. On tho con trary, there is no more beautiful train In America. It lias electric light, steam heat, wide vestibules, the most Rillsfuctory dlnlng-cur service on the continent and a lower bertli Tor everybody, A. C. SHELDON. Gen'l Agent, Portland, Or. Time Arc the Months in Which to 1'urify Your Ulood. This N the hcuMiti when your blood Ih limited with luiniirlLlas. acc'imni. luted during the winter monlhti from i'Iomj uonllnoii.onl. iloh food, nnd iitheroaiihoa. These Imnurltlos must. ho driven rrom your tyatum or thoy may breed borloun illst-nM' nml puiwi mitold suiforliig. IliMid'sSiirnapiirllla Ih the L'ruulttdt and bunt blood purify inu medicine It Ih potalhlo to ohtalu. It In what the mlllioim toko In the prlng. It will purify ami onrloh your blood, oreute an appotlto, tuo up your by-Hem, ami give you bound, n-but heullh. djfcw daily uma, -81 k An Indopondeut Assoclutod Profit Paper for the Peo ple. Send ror sampler rrne. If I? Tint Jouunai has the fullest roportof thedulnga or thuloglshuuro and state officials, as well m Indepen dent, clear und oonole oommnntun nil public matter. SandJutrlnliibcriptlon. A Few Inrer estlng Facts Vhn peuple are contempleting a trip wlietheron tmtineis or pleasure, tliy natur, ally want the best service o 'talnable so lar at tpectl, comfort and nfety Is concerned Emplo)es of the Wisconsin Central Linos are paii to serve die public nnd our trains are operated so a to make clo e connections with diverging line at nil junction points. Pallmin Palace Sleeping and Clair cars on through trains. Dining car service unexcelled, Meals a la Carte, In order to obtain this first-cks- service, ask the i:ket agent :o sell ou a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CENTUM, LINES 8pm ex, Sun. Saturday lo p m Lvive Salem 7115 p m tTusfhu nnU hat loa m. MonWcd Fri L i'alem Tu.'l hur Sat 3p. in COLUM1IIA RIVER STEAJIERS To Astoria nnd way land' "iB. WILLAMETTE RIVEKS1 ror Hand, Newburg and Way Landlnrji. 4 I' ex b m un IFor Dayton WILLAMETTE RIVER Corvalhs Albany and Way Points, Ar Salem 6 p.m. Mods Wtds Fri Tu Thur Sat 3'3 P m Ar Salem 10 a m Mon Wed oni Fri WILLAMETTE PIVER DIVISION -Dally hosts to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg? Otv If the steamers are delayed there ound tnp tickets to all points in Oregon. Wishing ton, or California. Connecfoa made at Port land with all rail, ocean onrlriver lines. 1 W. II. IIURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. ArL Portland. Or G. M. POWERS. Agent, Trade street dock Salem. DOISE & DARKER, City Agents. any Oregon Short Lino Railroad The Direct Houte to Montana, Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Points Clvi's clinloe of two favorite routes, vl tk tnloii I'aclflc Fust Hull Line, or tbe ItloUrnmWHcenlu Lines. Look at the time 1 Day? to Salt Lake 2 J Days to Denver 31 Days to Chicago 1 Days to New York I'rso ItecllnliiB t'linlr Cam. Upholstered Ton lit SIpeiiliiK Curs, and Pullman faUce alcopirs ocriitod on Ml trains. Kor (urtliur liifnriiiatlon npplyito HOISi: i IlAItKEIt, Agents, Salem. W. K. COJf AN, Gen'l Aceut C. 0. TKItRY, Trav. Pass. At 12t Third St., rortlanJ ana you will mike dirert conntotlons at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and nil poinls Last. ror any furtver Infoimation call on ticket agent or correspond with JAS. C, POND, General Pam, Afjtnt. I A p n r r a. clock, muwm w,s- oanaaian racmc h, li uenernl Agtnt, TAKE THE or J.t iiofer imos. -0 0- 246Slark Street, Portland, Ork. lfJr?.Ke ny bit kwer . bow abutit h Wtut iHtnltc coit and Mtde vkoaisn um lu her ueddlnir 1IVUHMU llttW line UNI lit tly tf llHCrt W(t S ,ir Baw o1 uoFsetr. her owa fine S,itJS5,U.?i ofU wWtiww Weil taEu&&,at ow'8' " iwpl- LZ-'- " mo pmn U fit IIHtUHMflV rOUditlun Of lha tsM.1 .1... ..-.... ------ r- , T rimm UUV fwtiwwlfh ' inUc- Lo ?W la fit to warty whe Jws Hv RttMV.WeiM tiltinilv nuuuu Ml .MirilSPXLl...U.. IV. Mfll9.. f... rjSfjMjwvcw .M ekh,x iwwrfUUrt Iff.ff W9ftlrVJ(r CWllltl(HOilel.U. ", mv wtaded wohu )tr i'swritc ItKrlpthm U daily ei- -j. .. --.-j .v-r-T wu rmt4 BgJ'JI'M-WtttS Pfrnt ' M mr rw4y of im kind wtpit Uv H-, swnwarti leUH Tfcrfi mj m oUf llnte tint It wit lkft)y (MMttJrilr y m1 triaarMtly . ri Tuizr.'z: ' "'ttw 1 'mMKSssaL rr.rs'SKj or. hhu .4 J TIIO tMtlHI f IMlltl SiWUM tO VOt 011 the qiittctlon of fuwlltm' Uw Hol lu tlttlit utitv druwlHK 8 w oNt Into I ixjroautuall hmhI tueurti Thttwday ManilCN. 'lit it,U(r will Uii littto ahtXMlllujI (O VOtlttK' OyN MMk R OtMKl iMua no out ran doubt. That lb 4 por tMHl oall sjomlg will I voud no ohu hmmiii i tlouliU It Un quwtlun whloinudtMWII Kt IUvuMouU Tim prttMHt olty uiliulnltmtlou Ima w orvtuMd pulltlaul iHMh, but wum Nly iiikmi tlw dUlHUmtod. nutrtutte eltiMiu ami 1u1ho hm wu rtu;ardW4 of politic want thu any Mt wi a Ms Ul aud Upt I4r. Tlw ownw uf Uu. r a Ills lty bamU lmvn reo-MtUy voluu-Utrtl- r4litMd?Htorit lot fmt cwot SIhikv KmI; Utg aiMl vvm uv-ir htp ur (rfeiitKul, Tir vm Htvir HtfamrabMaUtHt to ttustt a Iium hu a m iwanMU If our oIumu " - twi will act remlly sud etH.rvtili,-Mlly. . Ul i 23S rdbMUcprtvtly unurll h?VjSS W'SR and an. nH. -.i ...... litii'SMWlVflimwstsjiJ tho -prtkHt Kslwu tmlioul Uwrtli ''Ms.SlatJtj ihw ti m nwseii wliy aU six, wvon AvTHai7 Oh, the Pain of Rheumatism! u.nwH oittt rauaM Ui moat n. twiw aulf-irtng. Many hav f..r ,tui vainlr auuuliL n.lur r.. .1.1. .i..tTz" dlaoMO, imhI an uUj ton 4T ikon " U-unly rmly which iw rwseh MMh dvep-wKUwl diMSMM. ktMNUulvubkumk .. UMI I m tor vmii u..M ,,. . . ?T -- w-m. 1 irwa wsta K-mtaMt ph,. taMiaMt kok Mr U-. mi ihiihmiiy.btttwu uaU k. pri ih. ,lf hv r.lnrU.f. l.rcl,mxeot. anion nwauvi 0 ntw WMW, h "ItlH-mnl itrijraUN bMi-.srul v- ir-a noVTMbrr k Utnh m H 1 1 TlfIHt.l W In w tea it. iw ;tiii rTJwr r4-4f. vritMw d tisnt ur owU olty hih! 1kh1 dijt hli.ill nut b raf Kotlitj at fottr imr AHLawl lha lutoroit 1kinIh rmliiwl out-half VjaHwr . P Iff Vli. A Hard Pought Case, Thu suit hrmiKlit by tho widow and Helmut W, J. Chumbursto huvo an aplturttuiiuieut urthuotitate has txiau trlwl twice lu theoirouit oourt and Kith tlmiM the deerua uf County Judua .Terrell on ohjectluu of tho Alduw vutJtJiuUilnod. The liiht trial wan before Juda Bur nett Monday, and wit liotlvofintiMtiMl by Ilulmua &Kullu!K for theolalmuui, Ibiburt (Jhumboru, and P. A. Turner und W. T. Slator for the lduw and other Heirs, ltob.rl Chambers olulmod 7itt. fur bounl uf Ida father, wliloh vsadhwllowed. The best medtolno monoy can buy for Impure IiIchmI, nerruumewi, anil m bvuwnbii himi sutuey truuldeo Ih IhmiVa iiarsMparlllM. S 90 4t Week ef Prayer. TtseHalvatlon ArmytlirijUKliouttlie Uultoil SUitea U holdliiR the annual wvek of prayer ami iHrlTdenlHl from March 10 ui M. The local ourw will liuhl speoltil meetlnus every oreuliu! wiu himik. TiWMiuy un"IuteruMtluaul" mrettttK: WttJtHMlH.v."TriliM iThi... rtiunday, lleue, Slum and Ilunpl Ul work:" Saturday, "Popular und Pnusihsal OhtlsUtmlty " An olferliiK' at the ttuirtt HI m taken each eveuiuj. A DIbmuhmI Rust n Tl follottluK'areUw ladiem ofSu- vai "fionnvervoeived u ueuutuedl aojuail rtau fieo at I-aolHo Jewelry UMupaiiiV Oreat Slauk'hter Auction iiale. MlM fell IMwiDorU Ml vOU HoWr,sttM' M,w Miuaie Van hTreU Mrs. A. Mletuy, Ahhu Wan- "' "m - -fc-ftutf. 1 Ouopotw trtMUi wyMHi aLiANdltttf tiu uiiu at 1 Mt t.n w. ona tn ml for -. inn t tiM fan Hwfc btate SUIttM. SSi nu mvsTim & white, PI COUltT Stkkkt. Hay, Grain, Mill Feed and Flour A Full Link op Grass Skhds. Ull MOTTO:-lJulck Mlon, small proflti. KNOCKED DO03NI HARRITT L LAWRENCE EAST MD SOUTH VIA rE SHASTA RO'JTE OK THE Southern Pacific Co V Hao knocked down the prlco of m sphwl u Every Article in the Store in Proportion. TO 75 CTS . . . vm SACK. IIARTUTT & LAWRBNOK EXPRBM TRAIN RU.V DAILY ,6:00 M 8.-S5 PM .8 IS A M Lv ..JPortlantT t.v....hatem And 00 Pacific Line ..Ar Lv Ar, ban rranclsco Ar 9:, ti: 30 A h OO A V , 00 P M Mu.ncapoliH St. l'aul Chicago Philadelphia I Washington Montreal Toronto Now York nin!... .. .. l'o.ton .... ... Miima casi anu4S0D(tcast. 1 heanest ratas, bcitseivlce aud' datimis ' lliroiieh touiist sleepers to Minneapolis, ..ui Panl -ofonto, Montreal, and itoston without change, Canadian Pacific llaihray Go's. Empress accommo. . Above trains stop at all iinnuinal siatlnn.' I . let. Portland and fcalem, Tumor Marlon ' .n?' S'eam-'P ' Jl'an and China, ciierson, Albany. Tangent. Shwlds, Halsey "c ,M,Jf l onu "" Milpj on the Pacific IlarnsUurg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswefl ! f ?" Uo'M "d U-st rouie to th- Cottage Grove, UrHin, Oakland, and all st I orient tlons from Roieburg 10 Aihland, inclusive, in j tip n KiMMIUKU MAIL. -DAILV. 1 1 ,i I I l I VI ! 110 n V V I 'A liiiiiiiiiiini ri i.iii iiiiiiii . . in ... uuvmiiuwu u, u, bU tf3 M Lv. .7"PortTand ..Af to55 am Lv....KaIu ... Lv lu Iman bulfut slwuer andsecoiidTir. 5.f20PM)Ar . Koseburg. Lv )4."3o I" M I 5o."P 7.'3o a u leeinn cars auaehtd to all throufih train "iioi OIUCUlVl&lU. HKTWEKN PORTLAND AND CORVAU.IS. Mailtinirrtjiaily except Sunday. .VYt A M hy ' ' JwtUmd . . A7r575op u '315 PMf Ar....Cotvftius,. Lvf i.-aor m At Albany and Conrallis conrwet will trains ot the O. C & E. Ry. .XrRKW TRAIN Daily EXCEPT SUNDAY. The To HonoluP-, Fiji and Australia shortest route t the cnlani.. n n n?' ,0 eJ? a.1d an? information call Offin ft C U kweo.!, Acent, Rde,,ra la m -"merclil st KMldeuce Phone No. i5. s,,, 0ie Agent, 146 llard street. Portland, Ur, HUtricl 1-otMoser AKent. Vancouver, B; V A U A V A K m Old P. O Qrookry f! iid ri 1 u D ) LIES 4.,5opm) Lv .. PortUnd .. Ari S.-2C 7--30 mi Lr . McMlnnville Lv 5.-5o Direct cpsMctiOBi at San t-rancuc. uT Occidental and Oruwtat nj nTTJ .u. ihTlintt fw JAPAN AN CHINA Jjai'ing dates on application '- Kates anu tickets to Eau.rn LU horn AaUm poinu aru "uTI't6' ,Aii?J.APAN' ciiiNAriioNo alm 'w,' ' 11 ..r,, .. K. KOEHLER, maw -.1I.MARKIIA.V O. F P. A. PtaSS OftlM W Willi i.mmujL maw CMUth Etuilllt IrSn "LyPtA S Wi ai wi"Uiil mfri ami rWwf (V4 ilMMHt iCfU.'iBd ll MU all." ' I" mwjHt vwaj a mtH mwt wuark- U h WW. 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SAVAGE Si RB1D Swca.k!, u, ii.o, Wftklissoawd.Cft, m: n TiM 00 ji m sum a i, strrrt 3 Met A fvw Sb, and QtMti)i.. at luff Hmols H.ibOH WANTED mom, mm, m Ofl.-rs trivct'H ehoie aT .1.. 1-1 ,... D6hu..Rcu,.,usacraniel,Wi 0gde aB(J AlSrTi$uTeVlSC'a"-W0- """ " Km to Chicag this li Shortest Route Retneen Beluffa Villej Points and hn Francisco -wy and J'olnts West lo San Francisco UWn .,ow ihwhu inp..., U WALDEN. P. A P. 17,00 EDWIN STONK. Manager. T F. A V. A J. TURNER. Awnt. Altwny.Ore, ffl li mo UAJO WH.PAY III6IIWI OASIJ KRIOB. The Short Line Wfcem Cahfarnij To the East. 1UU4AMETTE u,vk" division STEAMER WM. M, HOAG, Captain Ga ltRf.i. ' IUihi.Ibk between loriUnd anil nn-.iu. UipiilnBtalJttaj-iandlBg n" cnI". nnvv I!iVBR 8l'"Knt'LE. DON.Tuadajs. Ttmil)J aud a.indai. Iav AIUuv ... 6 . tu. Uhtm Bowu VUl. 1 ' w' l-MTes ShIoWi " . a. m. tiassm ftf Ike O Ji'k K . O. l -WlHty 7"k-"' IjWV Arrtv res BHlahl "" N Nwiien- ve lMnlaiSJZZZZU: .10a. m. 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