The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 15, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- T- k w ' JSi. Mm .iMMIMlauMMtta fifh 111 1 1 - -- I .iM -rtrtM -ifeCI anflgl1 .ff94 3-tVyJ M I ,Km 20 per cent Discotmf SHOE SflLEIk k k k 55 00 Rlioo for f I 00 4 tt) HUM for 3 GO 4 00 Shoo for 8 CO Bhoo for :i DO Hbo for 2 60 8hoe for 2 00 hhoe for 1 75 Shoo tor 1 M Hhoe for 1 25 Pbo for 1 00 Shoo for a vo 2N) 2 40 2 01) i m 1 40 1 20 1 00 w ENGLAND'S SIDE A Correspondent Criticises Shearman's Statement of tho Caso. Thinks It a Weak Showing of the ish Reasons for Going to War. LflCY'S HIIOK HTOItK. 94 S ale SI. A Hand Turn Dross Shoo, 13 oo for U 40. I igift .ftl . -flrfl m B rfanl TUB DAfLY .JOURNAL UYHOKHR DnOTUBKS MONDAY, JAN. IB, 1000. Dally, Ono Year $3.00, in Advoaoo OftHy, Pout Months 91 00 It bdvana Weridy, Ono Year 81.00, In AJvanoo A NORMAL SCHOOL ORADUATE. Enrroii Joon.fALi Hero is a truo story having n bearing on the question of tlie future of education in Oregon, and indicating unmistakably that re form is needed in tho method of prcpar ing teachora for their duties in tho com mon schools of tho Rtate. A letter received from a young lady about to graduate from one of tho nor mal schools of the stato contained on the first page these three inexcusable blunders in tho use of tho Kngllsh lan guage: "I would of written" "every since' "malary forover," Tho writer of that letter is a young lady something over 20 years of age, of propossing appearance, and good Intelli gence. After a fovv months moro of attend ance at a normal school she will be given .i certificate authorizing lior to teach in any public school in thla stato, and she will be turned loose upon a con tiding public who have been led to be lieve that the normal schools aro insti tutions for tho training of teachers, and that thir graduates must necessarily bo fitted for tho work. She will get a school. How much practical training In the correct use of tho language will her pupils receive? What shall wo say of the institutions which, professing to gruduato only trained teachers, carry nu intelligent pupil to within a few months of gradua tion in such dense ignoranco? If they do this in tho most essontial branch, is there any reason to suppose that thoy do any bettor in other branches? Yet the Normal schools play a very important part in tho educational ma chinery of Oregon and draw a nice little lump of tho state's nionoy. Is it to be wondered at that President Strong tired some pretty forcible language In urging the necessity for improvement, in his iddreau before the teachers' association. Salem is far lvehiuil as the rest of the state In this matter, perhaps far thor. Tho city of Salem's bIzo, whose high est grade in the public schools docs not fit tho graduates to pass an examina tion for tho lowest grade of a county cer tificate without tho intervention of a privato preparatory school, has no occa sion to congratulate herself upon her school system. Tho people of our city should rise up and demand a high school. To be sure our schools aro bettering from year to year, and wo have in the past few yours had a Ninth grade added.' Hut ho should not stop hero. Let ua tills year add another grade, and within the tioxt four years grow Into a full high school course. It is gratifying to know that the press of the city favors this step in tho right direction, and that their lolxirs may liear good fruit is the wish of An Oi.ii Kksiiucnt. a newspaper just started at Aurora." It is Republican In politics, clean in its tone, and is ably edited by II. A. Snyder. Long may the rays of the Horcalis illum inate tho Marion county horixiii, . One man in Marlon county who has had more favors from the Republican party than most of -its members, now proposes to run tho whnlo shooting match, turn tho wheels of the machine, dlctato ticket, or or, set up a citizens' movement of his own. The Albany Iloritld perpetrate tbu follewing: "A farmer living near Al bany rides to town in a horseless car riage. Ho drives a initio to his carriage and makes good timu " That's one practical thing the Oregon state fair demonstrated last year. . A Washington correspondent speaking of the now committees, says: "Speaker ilondersou must have a very friendly feeling toward our state to place Mrs. Moody, a now member, on three differ ent committees. Such results aro not achieved at hup hazard, so it is sufo to imagine good mnungeinuut somen here." t t t The divine Senator Hevorldgo who wears a halo four feet in diameter since his inspired speech in the senate the other day, said in that speech: "God has made us adepts in government, that wu may admlntstei government among savage and senile noplos." Anti-Imperialists please take notice that the Almighty is heard from. L'flio charge that Agiiiniildo "sold out IiIh peoplo to Spain for a largo sum of money" doesn't soom to wash with his millions of followers in (he Philippines. At least they swear by him, fight for him and dlu for him. It is ipiitu the fashion in these degenerate days of prouress to tell out ouu's people, and while wu Americans accuse the Filipino leader of this crime, wu should not for get that our eopIe's interests ure being bought and sold daily by our so-called representatives. To Curo a Cold In Ono Dny Take t.Jitttlvn llroimi Uiilnlne TnlaVt. All ilniKul.u ie unit tint mutiny lilt fitlU to i ure K. W. Urine Iguattlro U mi wtoli ln. ' Marlon Hems. Dudley llrown, a nephew JOURNAL X-RAYS. It's easy to be in fashion now-a-days just go in debt. lint It's haul to got out. II, It. Klncald'a State Journal calls it "tho prosperity of the prosperous," and such it is. . Again the Salem hog U outdone.. The Dalles has a 2 1 -year-old hog Ihut dressed 810 itotmds. Cottage Grove Leader: "Ooui Paul can now4xttst of the largest collection of-Ilrltlch ollleors turn soon lu cit tivlty." An exchange suggests that when Mr. Urlgham lloborts looks over the trouble that three wives huvo made fo'r him he must doubt that there is luck in mid numbers. Kenalor Simon secured the position of assistant soryeaut-at-arms of tho U. 8. aH4ta for i Polk county man. Simon mtm to get Wllces for his friends and Mc&rlda for his relations, t t The Mark Ilanna syndicate editorials Mil) Mi "a creditor instead of( debtor Miltm," and tho push organs print that ret in t4 feet of the fact that our nu tiottftl tkbt ifl jdymt two billion, t t t Th MaW City Democrat proo.iN, Hm liiHawrhn iiew Year's resolution; "ftit a stMMtc to your old muanneas and sOH auMr." How will you set about to lttvtt mm new meanness that you bvv mvf tWuht of before? , I'twi "Auro JJorealU" U tin name o of I). V, Illushuw, and who spent several mouths here last year mid later having spent it few monthn lu KaMcrii Oregon and Washington, has again showed up here with the same gentle smile nu his face, and of course happy to bo in Old Welt- loot again. Mr. and Mrs. John Walker aro, and have been since the tlrstof 11MK), proprie tors of the obi hotel, and are now pre pared to ucconimoduta the traveling public. U. W. Killer has moved the luunoiy building out on the mad and Is having it transformed Into a feed and livery lurtt, which will bo mauuged by Mr. Walker iu connection with tho hotel. Since January 1, 10C3, W, J. Dudley, as Kstmaster ut Marlon, Is dealing out the mull to the good people of this place aim surrounuings. 0. Pickurd, who has lieen milking cows for.M. S, Norton the last year, bus unit his job and left for Kugone u few days ago, Deb White, a former resident here, but lute of Minnesota, Is here again for the second time tills winter looking up timber lands for an Kastorn timber syn dicate, an evidence that our Kustuiu friends have become apprised of the value of our Oregon forests. W. H. Norton is soiling off his baud of cows unit will retire trout tite turner business for the present. The Harbor Couiuiuy have just mlded a lot of new iiiaohluury to their cream ery east of town, lluw Ar Tour Kidneys r I)r UobU'HiatatuilMll.cutenll kUluer lilt. 8ni Vloftro Add burUun Itemed) Ou.CUIi'iituorN.v mill Open. At a meeting on Saturday night of Worrlvk Camp of the Spuuihh.Amuri can War Veteians, It win doolded to hold oHiu the charter until the next meeting, Feb. II. New by-laws wure alto adopted. Itegular meetings will be on the tlrst Saturday of each month. How' 'I his? We olTer One Hundred Dollar lie ward tor any cuoo nf Uaturrli tli.a oiii) not be cured by Hull's Catarrh Cuie. b J. Oiihnkv tCO I'mpN, Toledo, O. We. the iiuderluuud. Iiitvu kiiuwii I J. Cbeiiey fur tho last 15 ) ours, uttil l0it the Klondike not f&Mi has lou spent oellevo hliu perfectly liomiruulo In till ,. ....i,!.., ......rovements. HtitTei: Jeitiival: The rae against the Transvaal government must be weak indeed if the strongest presentation of it Is the ono published Saturday, written by 'I homos 0. Shearman, tho noted New York lawyer; the On-gonlan pro nounced it a powerful presentation of the British side of the controvorny. It N divided into 2(5 paragraphs, evl ilcntly to give tho Impression that it contains that number of different points against the liners; hut tiiu lilt, nth and (1th nre nil on one subject, us are also the 8th nml Dili; ami the 18th to the '.'(lilt inclusive nre all on one point. The first indictment is that Paul Kru- gor was Kjor in 18&I, ami that his hotel oiii in iihioii was p.tnt "y a generous hnglishniaii," which last Is probably a he. "Second. Mr. Kroger afterward sold one of his own farms to Knglishtnen for $500,000, paid In gold." flroat Ileavinsl What an awful thing that wasl And "his friends and neighlwrs have sold other farms at eon greater prices." Too bad, ton bad! Such barbirous de pravity ; to sell a South African farm to nu Kngllahman for frifO.OCO, and then take it in gold!! And then to "do it again"! ! ! In the words of the old nursery rhyme: "It is enough to cause a until to shake his head and think!" Of course the englishmen haven't dug any gold out of those farms. "Third Thew foreign settlers pro duce every dollar's worth of wealth which can be exported from the Trans vaal." What is this "wealth?" Oold. It has been "produced" by digging it out of the ground ground belonging to the Transvaal, and from which no ono has any more right to take the gold, except under conditions lixed by the government, than ho has to do the same thing on tho Klondike Fourth The tuxes levied annually In iiio irausva.ii iiitvu exceciieii j.'ij.whv 000 Nine-tenths of this amount have been collect cd from the foreign settlers, whom Mr. Kr tiger invited Into the coun try. Poor things! Why do they stay thuie? Is It not heeaiiHU for every cent they pay iu taxes they are making dol lars of clear profit in diguing gold'from this luml belonging to the liners, to which Mr. Krugur so kindly Invited them. "Fifth No appreciable part of theco taxes In expended for the benefit if tho foreign settlers." This is silly on the face of it, for the foreigners have the full benefit of the government supported by these taxes( without which there would be tuttircliy. The sixth count la that Krugernnd soiiui of his relatives have made a for tune since the discovery of gold lu Hit Trans vital. In that a proof of moral turpitude and unfitness to govern? lwk ut the "sec ond" paragraph, ubovn, for a partial explanation. How muuh has Cecil Rhodes accumulated In tho same time? "Mr, Hillegiis has n house coxtlug f'J.f0, 000 " Mr. Rhodes has one costing over $1,000,000. If no Room had made any thing while gold was Iniing taken from their country by the hundreds of mil ions, thou we might nouijtdur them unlit for self-government. How long has it lteeu since our own Cluvelaml went Into olllce a poor man and came nut a mlllloualru? Seventh and seventeenth .is an no- ciiputlou of bribery among lloer olllcials, this might Iiuno been a damning charge against tho lloers ut one time) but what nation on the lace of the earth to day can take that view of the case with out rank hyiooruoy. Willi the highest ol the Kitgllbh nobility acting us stool pigeons for the gulling of their country men in wild-eat swindling schemes, with tho MMHi-to-ho ruler of the British empire the boon coiuunlou of gamblers mill inurrled proslltutiw; with our own Murk llauua sitting in u seat to which he bribed his way; with Quay carrying ono of the greatest states in the Union In Ids vest pocket, with embalmed beef still stinking over the graves of our M)ltfonod volunteers; with our own "Brother Ahnur" still at largo; are wo willing to take the position thutucupo of corruption iu high place proves a people's uulltiiods for holf-govornmoiit? Of course two wrongs do not make a right; neither should the pot call the kettle black, Kighlh and Ninth the Bosrs would not allow autonomy to tho foreigners iu Johannesburg. I'mler the obciim stance they ,vero right; and their ac tion calls for no excuse. Americans say that Johuniionliitrg is tho nioit or ilurly and well-governed mining town lit the world. Ameriutius uUosay that of all the taxes collected by the BrilUli For Dyspeptics There Is nu rcaMin why anyone should suffer from dyspepsia or uny stomach trouble, Hostetter's Stom ach Bitters cures constipation, Indi gestion, dyspepsia, malaria, fever und ague. H tiai done bo for fifty yours. Any drugulst will sell It to you. Take It faithfully. It will regulate the Urit- nuweii, improve the adpetlto und bring duck iicaiu nnu srrcniuu. hcoinuiu I'lttVATK Rkvknui: Stamp covers the neck of the bottle. A Blood Hosttttcr's Purifier and Stomach Flesh Builder Biitcrs clinso to deny a vote to a foreigner until he has been here 21 years wo would do bo und Kngland would not go to war with us either. In fact in British Guinea on this continent the nutmatb-u- tion laws are moro severe than those of the Transvaal ; IIOOO British ore the only voters. Fifteenth Tim Boers refused to teach Kuglish iu the public schools. This ro ipiires no defense. They vero right. The rest of the article relates to the Jumh'son raid and the "unreasonable ' punishment Imposed upon the ring leaders, iu that they were obliged to pay a line of $100,000 each- This is simply ucasn pf unaccountable mental ohlotjuy on the part of tho "kicker." Tho leaders of that raid ought to have been executed with ns littlo formal jty as would he given to disposing of any brigands or pirates. Tho fact that John Hays Hum man was an Amorian would have won htm littlo sympathy iu this country. The Jnmicsoii raiders wore no better than any other baud of organized high waymen, and thoy ware exceedingly fortunata iu getting off with lines no mutter how large. Is 1 nomas U. bliearuiau so poorly In fnrtued ns to his country's laws that he knows no better than this: ''Their of fenses were such as could not have been punched in the United States by more than a short term of imprisonment oi lines not exceeding (IOC)?" Is treason and conspiracy to overthrow the govern ment such a light offense iu the eyes of Undo Sam? Air. Shearman knows that such crimes are puliishnble with dvath. "Both the British and American aov" erniiients meekly submitted to tiiofo outrages upon their citizens;" hecauec they know that they were only getting what thoy deserved. And It would have been the samo if the ring lenders had been hung, as they ought to have been; neither government would have hud any valid ground for remonstrance. The manlier in which this man Shearman writes of the .Inmlesou freebooters u! Itself proves that lie bus no conception of the ethics of tho case. We have been getting nearly till of our information from Kngllsh sources, but an ability to n-ul bctw on the llm has tumbled the majority of Americans to form a correct estimate, ami their sympathies tiro with the two little re publics which are engaged in this death struggle for existence, against us cruel u.td unrelenting an umpire as the world has overseen; uu empire which, under ple.i of "civilization," bleeds the in ferior iicoplcs who nre unfortunate enough to come under Its dominion with a merciless riiMf ity which dooms mil lions to starvation; a nation which, falsely inutqiieruilliig under the tiante of Christian, has -substituted the doe trine of unrestrained tlrt-Jtl for the pro cepti of tho meek und lowly Ono. The Boers may be crushed, but it .will he a sad blow to human liberty, a din- grace not only to hiigiumi tint to an other uutlou which must sit with tied hands und silent tongue while it bravo IHioplu are forced by sheer weight of numlwrs and armament to give up their Independence, and conto under that whYh is no ess "the mulled hand of dopotlsm" because It Is clothed lu tho velvet of "Angh.-Saxon civilization." i - D.vvin lU'ttii.CiiAHi: Jan. IS, Its.). Scrofula to Consumption. EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL. Nellie Brown VIOLINIST t now jiro)rcl to receive a few more pupils. , Ho 417 Marlon ut. 1U-V1I Any ono predisposed to Scrofula can sovor bo healthy and vigorous. This' taint in the blood naturally drifts Into Consumption. Belngsuchadcep-seatcd Blood disease, Stvift's Specific is tho snly known curo for Scrofula, becauso it is the only remedy which can reach the disease. Peroral ptwreu on tho bead of rnjrilttls Church street rrsntlclillil when only IS months phi aitortly .!,.nllir1i iirnn flpr breaking oui u spmiu raiiimj utj ut Lodr The hcatwon thesorcn would wel ill on the illirhu-Dt loui-h.sud tho Hlor that fould arlae maae me i- nnnh,rR nf tllM TOIjIU ilckPiiliitf and unlear.ilile. riio dlienw it'll i' Hacked .he errs, and we fi arcd h ireuld liisi her fig it. Km ncnt phralclan from the nirreuiidlni: country were annulled, out could do lothlng to rcllere the lit .Ie Innocent, and ffaro It is their opinion that tho J&i ash waii hntietefm and Im-.rfwJft kAjjalttln to ut tho rlillda eveiOttht. ihen that we decided to try Hwllts Spcclllo. That medicine at once made a s-djr and com iletocitre, She U now a ynunir lady, and has lererhad arlgnot the dlxvao to return. Mrs. Hunt Jlrr.KELKV, ljallna,Kan. Scrofula is an obstinate blood disease, tnd Is beyond tho reach of tho nvcrngo blood medicine. Swift's Specific V!r5Sk It Mil 29fcW.Thc Blood Is the only remetly equal to such deep Boated diseases; it goes down to tho very foundation and forces out every taint. It is vurebj vegetable, and is tho only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no mercury, potash or other mineral substance whatever. Books mailed frco by Swift Spccifla Company, Atlanta. Georgia- WANTS TO SEE YOU!" If you have a harness that ii not all right, or If you need auvnuvv work in that line, it w ill surely pay you to cull on F. E. SHAFER, SALEM. OREGON- ISlSlutoSt. 1-llilA.vv To Whom it May Concern. Saluji, Or., Dee. 20, 18!)l). All persons knowing themselves In debted to tl o Salem Truck & Drav Co.. will pleiixu call ut their olllce and settle immediately or tneir accounts will he placed with uu attorney for collection German and French Taught grammatically and conversat ionally. Mrs. I'ennebakcr will receive a limited ii'itmber of pupils, desiring instruction In these Innguages, ut her home, on Church street. These lauutuuses were acquired abroad by this teacher. lL'-S-'tnt ' rnaroe roaw4arvarjw-i INTBR-STATD CONSERVATORY ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Associate Teacher Wcntcrti Conseiva toty, Kansas City, Vo., representing the Intcr-sta'e System, at Salon. Ore. Over Kind National Hank. Itcniilencc 376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to 12, und 2lo0. SBKs, Salem Studio, inter-state conservatory of music. Mrs. Effa finders WillmaD Ovur First National Bank. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading. Studio hours from 0 to 12 and 2 too. TWO FINK NEW PIANOS IN STUDIO ITOlt USE OF PUPILS. J TnrnniiTnnnmnTiifiTmnTnTTmTTiiTmrfTiTmTiminnnifHtfnniiiH T JLw f WIIOI.KSALi: AND ItKTAII.. Fine Wines, LiQooRb.CiGflRsi 218 COMMBUCIAL SlUliUT, 160 STATE STUEE'I, CourtootiB treatmont nt nil times. tU'i UUKI 3 1KCUI. Riiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiin DON'T PEEL inTAtncc. BUY A Henis Fruit Press Geo. Oriswold lteceiver. 12- 2!l-tf SALEM HOP .BUYERS SQUIllE FA K RAW. No. C5 State st. 'Phono No. 1221. FA 15 Elf & NEIS; AHmiiv and Halem. Salem olllce, 211 Coiumea-iul St. upstairs Nirkuriiinn & lingers, big. Phono No. 1121. Ollices: New York und London. WM UU iWN & CO Hush Buildlui!. Coinmuiciul st (ground lloorl. Olllce telephone No. VM. JACKS, CAirMIOIlAEL A CO. Olllce over Johnson's Clothing store, in Bush Breyman mug. T A LIVESLEV AiCO Commercial st. Second stair south of Ijtdd & Bush bank; rixini 18, upstairs, 'I'houe 1211. PRODUCE BUYERS. H.S.GILEozCO. Wholesale Fruits, Produce, etc. Salem, Oregon. Olllce; Insur ance block. 'Phonu HOI. Ware house, ut Wallace warehouse. A. W.HUMPHREY&JCO, Buy and store wheat, aits and other grain. Buy potutoei Also do clmpping and cleaning. 270 Commercial st. 'Phone 27tEi. NO MORE oni UU l 11 VL- POTATOES. A IVin'r -rczifrfji- r- 1 " 1 cz. ielly press, colan-der,strainer,lemon squeezer arid poti- to masher, PO tmmmmmmmmtmamtmmttmitma SOUTH AND EAST VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OKTIIK Southern Pacific Co, EX 1'llESS TltAINs'fUTN , 1 1 7 00 I'M) l.v- I'nrtlnml. .Ar (li'uTu DBl'Mt At Bsli.ru Ar -IrtiAu 8 IS A M J Ar-.Fan I rsnrta-o.. l.v (sto r y d.no I' M Ar......Oirdcn....... I.t 1 1(1 1 i 1,111 M Ar.....l.iw AnkeKii-.. l.v ;uiu ecu 1' pi Ar Kl Pain l,r StUAVi li-iifl I' M . Now Orleans l.v U.aJJ "S.:Ta 'itl'T'V- i'tiFtlninL...Ar taio ! 11 10,66 A M I liV Mnloui...... l.v i u . jj 7 I' M Ar....H.u l-'iancltioo .. I,v 7 01) a m 6 t.'i A M Ar... OKilfli .. Lv 1 40 A II I'M V M Ar.....lXM Allclc.... l,v i 31) I- M ritl 1" M Ar hi I "SMi l.v 7.u a x iiiT I' M ,vr .... NcwUrlasui ...l.v Sfo a II nLUNrNciijATtsr OHSHItVATlON t'IlS I'uilinuti liriL-clit&M arid tu'iiM si.JJ7 ing curs uttuclied lu nil Hirotmii tntlnf. Prompt, connections .11 Ben. ver, O.iiitlu iuhI Clilc.igu with trains for other eastern ulllcs. w ksT mT) k'd l"v"l b IO N ItirrvVKKN FOHII.ANl) AN!) couvai.i.ih Mull irirltis dully except Suntlujj 7IKI A Ml Lv l,ortlanU.....Ar 1 6 So I' U 11.M I M ) Ar. Corvnllin l.v ) 1 M I' ,M At, Albany uotl (Jorvnllls connccu wlih t ruins 01 itieC. & 10. Ity. T iJKI'TiN IIT:inASs KNiJKIl. 1'Jxpri b- train (lull) except btiuu.iy ISO I1 Mi l.v ... I'nrlUti.l Ar (ii,t u 7 ,U I l I.V...Mi-MltiliVllle. .l.v MAII r M) Ar - ik'i'ci ili'iii'0...l.v ( I A) ,v ji Dire ( connect Iiiiim at Sun Knmrit co wit ) rleaniblilp lilies for HAWAII JAPAN, Tl IK 1'IIILII'P NKrt AMI AU.VIUALIA b'oi ilirotiuh tickets uotl rates cull 1 11 W. V. bKINNKB, Depot Agent, or U I). OAUUIKLSON City 'lekei Aveul, 2.12 Couimurulul ht N.ile.n Or II. KOKIILKIt. M'r, C. MAISKIIAM, U.K.tl'A Poriluml Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TLMECAIflK 2 l-'tir V;iiiilnii: Tr.tlo leuve-. Alh.ioy . .. 'j ruin leaves CorvallN.. 'rutin arrives Yuipiliiii t lletureiiig: Leaves Ympiiuu ... , Leaves Corvallis Arrives Alu.uiy 1.,.. ti.i ...1. . nil 1'eiiuii; I2M.1 p . I:.'.r,, , 7:2r p ll'UO 11 .ll:.10it. lit. III. Ill III. Ill I2:lf p. m. R. M. Wade & Co. Hardware, L. M. K.IK.K., 5-v, 5a.;atjf5astato ai. l'horiuia7l Gram Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building .Material. Lime, Cmcnt, Plaster etc, Grain Hty ni Jtrav sto.vJ Wagon S.mIcs. Prompt und curefi) atli-utioii given lnihe tlelivery of giHNls to of.thcieitv. Luuves Alliuoy 7:lH)ii 111 Arrives Dulrolt Il::i0u. in 4 Itelurning: Leaves lietiolt 12:21) n in Ai lives Alt) toy SMS p. in D'leund twi. foiini'cl. ut Alouny nml Corvallis wlthSouiiierii P.ieilictiuiiiN giving direct, service li.-uid tnnii New purl und adjacent lienclie.-. 'M...I..., r... .1 ........ v mill- 101 mm; IIIIMIIIlllM'X IliriVCUl fi..l.l 1.. 1.. . . . 'i linn, iii iiiriii. kiviii; ample 11111 10 reach caninltig urniiiitU ou Hi Itleltcnblbll hitil Sn n I In 111 river Hi viiirWdiiy. ,'H I WAIPhN, KIIWIN KlllNh, ' 'I K A I' A. Mnnsm-r J. 'II UK hit Asvnl, Altxliy, On- I "m IlKI-Alir. TIMK SlilKllUI.K. AIIKUI urn I'miii I'urlUhil nv pail ll-H-tf n5i HAKUOOD RESTOKKD iy.v, iriur.i gturantrvtl .ucinurv, iicuucix ion. r.rrvomnw Iiy you IiIjI error. exvic uh irtimul4iits wliii.li Kat to IniirinilrorliiMailv Can tcirnl In vt lwcktl Jimim:, Iiii"J'.?.f-r-V'iI,r.",?U P'p''J CUculur frrc. AllUnHTKiMi T. ki no otln MatLitiiiiuitU ty ttic t'euu McOiciuc Co.. l'an-.l t.invi C utiL-nalH DruicCodltribuUogaKcnu, TllIHD ANU VAMIIILt 8m . IVRTIAWI). OKkCOM af31t mi lr. ('elm's Vcllow r $ r4lMllM. Illi Wli.l.lrrr.l t-. 'i Inriiira'l run m-. iliMnu-. nclini Weil. ri. fJ ,Hukfli.llni .o,t MdiihooJ, Nl,;lily hin.. I ..su if v v?g SALI-I LODCiKS Iton'l 1 il)rru iHiMt Mink tiinrlirr Am;. To quit tobacco ciully unit lotovcr. bo mas notlo. lull of ll(o, not vuaml vlifor, tuUo N0T0 llito, tbu wonilortvorlcrr, tbut lnnUti vteali men strong. All (IriiKBUn, Moorll. Cureguuran teed llooklet unit sumpls (roe. Address Sterling lleineilj Co.. Chicago or New York. Cunvnshnck ducks are retorted plenti ful ou the linn! of Isthmus slought Ccos county, and In goo I condition. I3. J. NV. V. Nitcru Ctnn Xo. lis. l!Uuvtiry Frlibiy oiun ril(. IH'.IU .. W u it K. X lloulllrrd. ('. uom Id, MouaabU lull. VV. HtMu ln. tiMir A. .onre, eterk trORBSTitHS OV A.M1CK1CA. Court SlivruiHkl Kiirvkl N'n 19. Mm. Kit.Ut niKnuiii uiriKr uiuck, jvlin il. l)imv. t. It A IKIIU III Tl llriiivu t- ejr 111' li "TAKE CARE business trmisuolloiis und llnunuiuliy ubu to curry mil any (ililluullonft inuile hy their llrui. WK8T A Tti iiuax. Wholesale Iiiugglsik, rnlcilo, O. WAI.OINU, KlNNAN t MAItVIN. VII sale Drugglbls, Toledo. U. Hull's Cttlurrh Cure Is luktin Inter iittlly, uullug directly upon the blood u nil mucous surfaces of the system. Prltv Toe, per bottle. tUild by alt Drtigglsls- Testimonial tret'. Hull's Fftmlly Pills utv the Uol. "I utu Indebted to Uuo .MlnutuCjiiugli uuio lor my iicunu. u uuren me 01 liitii. rTfiiirilftH in v-r-a:! lung fojlortlpg, grlnpo," TliuusutTdigrjftu their Ib'jm to this never fi'illirg Tfemedy - It uUrus uoughs UUIIH MIUKII.1i urlpps ami bronchitis, nuoumnnlu. throat troubles Its tuirly use pru vents ciinsinnnilou, It Is tho oolv liurinloss remedy thutglyea lunuodlute csults, Stones Drug -Muris Tenth Tho fowigh settlers in the Truiitivuul vveru duiiksl Iho right to hear any arms, while every mule Boer, fioin 111 yeursuld upward, is hvstvily armed und drilled, at the expense of the foreigners. Tho Jumlusoii raid pnnes the vviwlom and justice of this. Kluveuth, Twellth and Thirteenth, denying freedom of the press, meetings in tho oix'ii air und the right of petit ion, scent fur from liberal, ami no American can defend them ; but they are strictly Interim! affairs with which no foreign governmqiit has the right to interfere. Kourtoivth, tho naturulixutiou regu lations, Thla Is also another mutter sttlatly within tht) province of the Traits- vital government. We inuke our own ic"ulutlou lu this conutrj.and if wo of the pennies and the pounds will take care Of UlCUIkOWfS." Large things are hut an aggre gation of small tilings. u we tuke cure of the small tilings we are in effect tuking care of the large things vv lilcli the small things combine to male. That Is the philosophy of the old finan cial proverb, and its application is as broad as human life. Take care of what you eat, when you eat, uttil how you eat, and your stomach will take care of Itself. Hut who takes care of such trivial things? That is why, someday, the majority of people have to take care of the stomach. When that day comes, tliere is no aid so effec tive iu undoing the results of past care lessness as I)r Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery It strengthens the stomach, and restores the organs of digestion and nutrition to u condition of healthy ac tivity It cures biliousness, heartburn, flatulence, indigestion, p.dpitutloua diz ziness, cold extremities, and a score of other ailments which are but the symp toms of disorder iu the stomach ami its allied organs. If you arc sick you can consult Dr. R. V. Herce, Buffalo, N. V., by letter, free of charge. Kach letter is treated us sacredly confidential, and nu answer is promptly MiU iu a plain envelope with out printing or advertising upon tt "l troubled, with very (requcul headjehet, often KocoiupanleU by terere vouiltlng," write Miu Mary Utile Sumnierton, of bau Dirsy, Duxat Co, Tciat. " My bowel were irregular and my ttouiach and liver teemed coutluiuUy out of order OMea 1 could eat atuiot nothlug and aometlme absolutely Dotliing for tweuty four hour at a time. I wa entirety uu6t for work and my whole yatcin teemed w ruo-Uowu MCAT AND POULTBY. R. D. GIBSON, E.cm salic uv n. ,r. iniv. .salhm, okiccon. A Man's Mothcrviivlaw MBAT unit POUUTHV MARKET i ,tc atrcei. near rstlroad. Kreliest and rt incU. Nly patrons say I keep tlir iei eitnin lewn t II. K. KUW'.VHD. l. C. MATMKVVN. Edwards k Matthews, mm A N I) CURED MiATS Now Firm ! Xew Shopj Itest Meats! Nivr for Hhiu, liml s,t bi leleiHistl L'vcn can't find fault with our laundry woik. Tho most envoi o Miiutiuy will only show how perfect It is and how superior to nil other work in this lino. There is no Haw iu tho beauty of the color or lluisli that wo lay ou your linen when it Is done up at the laundry. Sa'em Stam Laundry. I sat ilnll Si. Ill, fii"i" kuuei I'lier 3 16 p in S p in, .-ult l.riki). iHnver H. Wurlli OinnliH Kiiiimu t'ity, Ht,0 1V.mi lniU.lhlingiianil Kimt, I S--VV alia Willis, Hixikaite, Mliuie i knur oll, nt. I'aul, lltlliilli, Mil- I Ijirr HKnliiT Clilimjo and oiu.1, 8uj ot:N MIKAJIbllllt). tor Hnu riniiclMMi. BAilocry IIVoil). on. in x SuuJ oaiiir I iU)llu IU li, m COI.OMIIIA KIVKIt H1K.VVIKKS, ,liirlii nml hh Uiudiiivii Niivi i-'l,m I I'. m 1 i' in hi Him . Wll.bAMl.Tlh IIIVIIII I'mlimiil, Nt-MU-ri! nml I jlltlillK. .Vr- I till, wuy k i hi I Mom, WVd 'aud In. 'I'un-iU).1liiirMliy uuil ralunUy at li CU n W. MoiiiIii) YnllitMla Hud Friday nl ID.iOa. in rou COltVALLIS Ami ay iniliiuTuoxtay, TluirnUy and da,S..lt)i ui, Kiiur tOLOSKI. J. Phone 411, ODIsrRtl) I'ROHIIKTOII. J!W l.ibeilv Street that I feared Mverc tick p and wa very much UUcouraged. I wa adtucd to try Or fierce Goldea Medical IHtcovcry and did o with uch aatUfactory reault that before fiuuh lug the third bottle I felt perfectly able to under take the dutie attending public choot life aud contracted to do to. I moM heartily advUctho evil, to give hla great loedicine a fair trial " Use only Dr. Pierce's Plesant Pellets with "Golden Medical Discovery" when a. laxative U tteedtd. The German Market Will be found all kinds of uieat and the bust of sausage. FltKK DKl.IVHltY. All bills duo the httu ilrill of Wolt A Miescke must Ik paid, (DO'LZ St :son 171 Commercial Si. G. A. ROBERT. Bicycle Repairing, Umbrella making and (tuuernl repairing. IOS Stnto btreet. l- Phono 12876 B. JR. JONES, AUornoy-at-Law Toledo, Oreson. WailiUik or Circuit iViri fur tUSroar audi aa iu up l-dat aUluctof all I'loirijr lu IJuo la uoaulF. Il-Uu. HBATINGT STEAM, HOT AJH HOTWATKK. - . tstiniulei. hunibhed, aiivl woik done, pioiuplly. MibMnniiallv and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Diyerwork a .specialty. T. S, BUBPOUGH. 102 State St. Phono 1511 The Orient Insurance Co.. W1LLAMKTTK UIVBH DIVISION I) til) houts in I'-irlliiiid ms itijovc i'ruiislfiH tiibiri'it cur lu.out Orruon City If the sliiiiiipisaro.it lujed Hieri'. Itntiinl trip tickets to nil pi.inH In Uretfiui, Wiibhlrigtun or C'lllfurnin. Conmeiioiii made ut I'.irlliind with all nil', ocean und river lines W. U. IlUULllUItT. den. P.tss Agl Portland, Ol. G.M.POiVKUS, Aitfiil, l'rufleMrcit dock. Sdlein. UOIhlJ IIAUKKR, City Agenl" OK IIAKTI'OKU AsmjU Liabilities . Surplus to Policy Holdeu. Will insure you against loss by lire; CONN. fc.V.'5.tM)il I.UU.OtX) I -'IM.Olo aifV.11 SaaHHaSr JbV. IffMtlBl aaaHLaM4r2 WR!iitfl VLTLiB tillVI'l 'up M Y riitaiile R. Journal Ollice. or terms eiuiuire ul THOMAS BOLTON, Resident A.ent. brdeui. Ore. New Strawberries. Grower can make bijj money onto!" new Strawberries. 100 stronjr plants will produce 5000 plant's if put out nowlbesides about half a crop. I have plants ol TENNfiSSEE, M'KINLEY. RUBV. IDEAL. DOUBLE CROPI'UK, DOWNMNGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS. SHUCKLESS, CERVERA; DU MAUR1ER. Send for free catalodttcripiiveuf viineiies and uilluie K Hofer, Salenci Ore. M'KMC LINK Ol-'TIIK WO It LI i. Iliu Kavurl.u 'Iraiiw-tiiiliuutital Ituulo lk'lnv Hi Nnrllnvil and nil I'iiIuI. tail. llliolcunf I'oK,hii llinuislt llirVniiiu IIOUKV MOUNTAIN M'KNKin Alul I'M!! Ittllllll I Hl nf l-U. Iil.l Jllit lclll'l .VII atilii.-vKriiilrit a !) klt-iitrr III l'i Vltiriiutii l'4illvl ut kii)ulti Uiwtvn Ot.'iiri' ami iHllIM r I'i-ik.ih1 llilullllliil liMtrltl I " . urIiii tlir-v'l) n mil. i OvlVIIA. IvAVSNs i'tr ST Lot'lH. ClllUAlU) AND TIIK KAST. Km lliy'ita an.) ij liifmuiatli'li rrirliu raler, tmili. eli.. r (or ili ilive xil'irtn'i1" Itialtir. roll "li unlit, nf llievaur lUlltlay A Navlxatl.ii ',. im-yi.ii -liurt Uu ir Njiilliei" -aiiiii'liiiialili. K I. A T Vl.1. It. lull. .V.I.. SSIWatli. M IKMII'Uf. Vfl-llfll. li.ilUtiJ or Bottled 8eer. KlmerA HfCkvSuccesois to toulhSjm v Botthr,iWor. All onluw for Mlleil NtT will ' ItlUd At the bruwery. Kept otiiold lonig Krj illy delivery. Telepbmie 2W1 J" ei'.Sk.ii m&aiaffiaitt. "3WT .AiiftiifltiXlOIr -4i. Vtlf t LllSit