The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 25, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextgllfMfmf??m?nm?W?T?TMWfmfv,mf:- I C 20 bep cent I rs&fy lUlaaillilJil talMaa.lt. II TDE DAD.1 JOURNAL V HOPBR BHOTHBR8 THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1000 Dally, One Tear $3.00, In Advance Daily, Tout Montna $1 00, iv tVdvano VTeekly, Ono Tear 81.00, In iidvanco FROM A STRICTLY UTILARIAN STANDPOINT. Shall Ealom havo n high school? It In to ho regretted that this question muflt Ira discussed in a paper like the Journal which has n. large circulation outaido of tho boundnrloa ot this county. The simplo fact that it is horo consider cd ft dobntablo question whether tills .city of 16,000 inhabitants, tho capital of tho state, ought to lmvo n hlgli school or not, is a notice to outsido communities that Salorn is way behind In educational matters. Nevertheless, we must face tho fact that there are many influential people in Saloin, especially among tho heavier taxpayers, who aro unequivocally op posed to any extension of our education al facilities. There aro two objections brought against the hottcrment of our public schools. Ono is, that It is not dosirablo to provldo free education at public ox ponso beyond tho rudnmentnry branch es, tho three It's, Heading, 'Kiting and 'illthmatic. Tho argument is iniulo that "too much" education unfits n man for what aro sometimes considered tho meaner walks of life. Tliis is directly in lino with a sonti mont which, unfortunately, scorns to Ikj obtaining a strong foothold in cortain quarters ; that socloty must bo divided into "classes j" that tho "mudsills" would bettor lw kept In Ignorance, for enlightenment makes them "diacontcn led;" that tho "higher" classes nlono should bo fitted for tho higher vocations j that freo public schools are social Istic at host, and therefore evil, and should bo restricted to tho smallest sphere It hardly seems necessary, to point out that this reasoning is In direct opposi tion to tho spirit of human liberty, which, so far os possible, gives every child nn equal chance. Nor is It in ac cord with tho most enlightened states manship which rcos that tho most intelligent pcoplo make thobest citizens. Bat nrgumont is not necessary on this point. That reactionary spirit lias been fighting tho progress of human emanci pation for a good many hundred years, and losing ground all the time, On tho score of tho expense, there Is more chance for n real difference of opinion, though careful thought must lead to tho same conclusion. As a matter of fact tho expense of keeping up a high Bchool would lw very small. Ono tcacbor would bo required, at a salary of possibly fOOO a year, prob ably less. Wo already lmvo tho room in the East Salem building. Tho heating would cost nothing additional. It Is probnblo that fOOO a year would covor tho whole expense. How much would this increase taxation? Attt act more people to this city and tho value- of cery piece of property in tho city is Increased. Send pooplo awny and every piece of property falls in value, Kvory intelligent man knows that nothing exercises a stronger Inlltionco In attracting families of tho bettor class than good schools, while nothing has a moro repelling Influence than poor schools. Establish a superior school in the midst of a wilderness and a town will arrow up arouud it, no matter if the country will not supiart a Jack-rabbit. Pooplo of means will sottlo there to edu cate their childruii, and poorer fumlllos will move there and make a living waiting on tho richer. It tho burden of taxation is too heavy, we must Induce mora iwople to come and share it, and nothing will prove a stronger drawing card than a suorlor system of public schools, That will at tract pooplo In Bplto of high taxes, and as tho people, como, tho tax burden will bo llghtonood of itself. .taaLiHk tm .aflLLWlaaV flfaasmorkis had woAitlioutGcMI)iistC i TO WASH BRUSHES AND COMBS T vttfc hlr bruahti tad coal, dlasolvt teMMpeeaful ol GoU Dt Wiiaisg Powder taWtttf rjkta It Is nearly cold, dib tht rttitta o Md down vllfcout illavlof th ttcka i it hnufctt M btcomt vtu vktn lie braiht aft tka. ! tfctm la pUla cold vtur tad drr tea i4ekr k)f tfet flrt or It lit opta !r, Soap kwt Mm l7 k4 coat or t-rwbt jtUov, kM 0M lMt 4t at Islu't tkm, Ta ArJ U UtM f rm Mr it Wttltt Kari mum o uoumwou' Sm4 m o nMt 4. iMtto, Nw Vrk. (HIM, Discount 1 SHOE SALE! I IS 00 Plioe for II 00 4 CO Hhot for 8 CO 4 00 Shoe for 8 20 8 AO Shoe for 2 80 a 00 Shoo for 2 40 2 0 Bhoe for 2 00 2 00 obo for 1 60 1 7.1 Shoe for 1 40 1 US Shoe for 1 20 1 25 8hoo for 1 W 1 oo Shoe for M I R C Y' V SHOE STOKK. Lai lv. I J w State 81. A Hand Turn Drona Shoo, 3 00 for U 40. JIIUIHIHI.UIlaHaiaatl In tho matter of buslnoss enterprises, 1 Is a fact that a low rate of taxation would of itself prove no Inducement; otherwise they would avoid cities alto- celher and take to the country whero there would bo no municipal taxes to pay. Tho question with a business man is not alone what tho expenses will be, but what proportion they will bear to tho returns. Add a few thousand to Salem's popu lation by the best schools in Oregon, which would not bo difficult or expen. slvo, and there would bo moro business hero and a growth in the valuo of prop erty which would moro than componsato for tho few dollars worth of "bread cast on tho waters" in tho shapo of an im provement in our schools. JOURNAL X-RAYS. Tho burning of tho Standard oil plan at Portland may rob some school of nu ondowment. . Davo Loonoy Is out in a card declaring that ho is not a candidate for Sheriff or any other office. young business man comes to Tiik JounSAi. offico regularly to borrow tho Drain Watchman, w lint's tho matter? Ureal Britain ovidently does not think that might innkos right, or she would take Delago Hay witli tier formidable navy. - lie fore it will 1ms posslblo to convict anyone for driving on a Marlon county bicycle path it will bo nocesnary to tlnd a path. Tho lloor's don't seem to Imj out of wire. They have enough of tho Imrltcd variety to reach seven times around tho earth, and thoy seem to know how to use it. A copy of the souvenir edition of tho Ashland Tidings Is received. It is un pretentious, creditable and represcnta ttve of Southern Oregon's lending town. Tho fruit and mining Interests arc well represented. Tho spasm of virtuous Indignation just now being Indulged in by soino proles slonal Itcptibllcaus over ousting Chirk and Roltorts, a briber and a polygomlst, is in strange contrast witli their smoth ering of the Ilaiiua, Quay, et al bribery cases. Hale, Hoar, Mason, Pnttlgrow, rt'al cott, Chandler, ct al., aro suddenly dis covered to bo grannies by tho Republi can push press, because they will not swallow everything dictated by Ilauua. Thoy used to bo the bono and sinew of tho nation, but uow they aro only trait ors. How havo tho mighty fallen, t t t Another champion of tho doctrine of greed lias ills tire punctured. Krastus Wlman is now a bankrupt and will pay his creditors aliout half a cent on tho dollar, says an exchange. Not long ago ho wroto a book on "llow to Succeed in Business." Ho Advised young men to cultivate thrift and sobriety. He possd before tho V, M. C. A., as a model of commercial virtue and success, i He eu logized tho advantage o( a grub-as-grab-can system of business; and now ho of fers his creditors f K380 to satisfy claims of tOM.000. Tho Associated Press dispatches an nounce that there aro 2:1 senators and 07 representatives who aro non-com mittal on the Nicaragua question, Tho dispatches further say that tho.e con grossmen are strict administration men, and if tho president favors tho building of tho canal they will be with him ; if ho opposes it thoy will light the Hep bum bill. Like their false god and master thoy havo their ears to the ground though, not to ascertain what their constituents think of tho meas ure, but to learn how it suits tho man of the Whlto House tho limn who dis penses publlle pup. Times Moun tuineer. gmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1 i i( nm ii tiiW&MuMMl THK OXI.Y TnULV OWEAT, There Is ono Scott. I myself nm it; Ono Republicanism. 1 modestly assume To being it as well; But one intelligence That's Scott, too; Ono sound opinion, That belongs to mo ; Ono trenchant pen, My fingers grasp it. Oh, I'm great stuff, If any disagreo Then ho's a fool. An idiot who blithers, An anarchist perhaps, Or wears a beard untrimmed. You nolo my forceful style? That I'm tho only Scott Clearly proves God's mercy. Tho UnlvcrBo as builded, Two such wou'd overcrowd. That I'm a true Republican Stands most plainly forth. 'Tis true I fight McKinley, Spit on Ills candidates, Deride his principles, Support his foes; Such is my right For that Republicanism Is not tho proper thing. It isn't Scott Am I a yelpor? A venomous old knave? Dyspeptic, sour, ornery? So people say. They do but err My confidence in Scott Is firm and beautiful; 'Tis truo that I lovo gold, Worship the man who has it, Nimbly kiss his foot. 'Tis truo tho man who tolls Is but a clod. So I despise him, lint most of all I hate To be disputed. To learn that others think And dare to think Not quite tiio samo as I, Moves mo to wrath. And when in wrath I am a terror, awful, Who shall refuso Duly to tremble, Thereby proclaims himself A thief and outlaw. E'en now I'm angry, Dlnod is in my eye. Whoop I ACXTUSKI) WAS I'ltANK. "lleforo I agree to undertake your do fouso," said th) eminent criminal law yer, who had been called hi, "you will have to bo perfectly frank with mo and tell mo tho whole truth, Did you em bezzle tho $20,000 you are accused of having takon?" "Yes, sir," replied tho accused man. "I'll not attempt to conceal tho fact from you. I stole overy cent of it." "How much of it havo you still?" "It's all gone but about f 10," "Young man," said tho eminent law yer, buttoning Ills overcoat about him and putting on his gloves, "you'd better plead gully and throw yourself on tho mercy of the court." "I'll do it If you fay so, sir. What aro yon going to charge me for tho ndvlco?" "Ten dollars." Chicago Tribune. The llrltleh promise to organlr.c u "corps of gentlemen" to light against the liners. The burghers should look tifoi. this ninvo as at least a recognition of their improved poclal status since victory lias attended upon their efforts, Advance. Tho Sai.km Jouiinai. boasts that Sa loin people aro drinking crystal waters from tho snows of Mt. Jefferson. There is something moro than crystal to the water Albany people drink that comes down from the Cascades. Albany Dein t t 4 What's the matter witli Ira Campliell, of tho Kugene Guard? His paper tho other day chronicled the arrival of a "socond son" at his home. Is ho trying to turn I-auo county into tho Pemocratle column again? i I Two young inon wore yesteerday on trial before Justice Johnson but proved an alibi by having had a little want ad vertisemeiit In the Daily Jouiinai.. Ver ily, this paper Is a panacea for almost everything. General French roferred in a cablo tho other day to tho capture of seventy of his men as "an accident." Tho Boors are just about mean enough to claim to have done it ou purjKne. Kx, . . Tho Baker City council proposes to amend a lighting contract entered into by the city and .the gas company. A councilman named Miller prooses to lot daylight into tho gas lighting. . The Albany Democrat, of the 23rd, had 11 v "Misfit" items, four of them from Tiik Jouksai. X-llay column. Nn wonder they aro a "misfit." t T t Willie Tanner and Cullum aro flghtim for thosoimtorahip ot Illinois some pious Democrat like Clark may step in and buy it. . Before anybody is convicted of riding on bicycle paths it should bo necessary to prove that such paths exist. . The laud office department of the Ku genu Register neems to ho unusually well edited. Macruin is a Problem, Washington, Jan. '.'1. The stale de pigment Is (hiding it difficult n repudi ate Macrum, To Cure a Cold In Una Ony lmtlve llromu Ouiiiluu TuM..t. All Tk irmrul.u inunil tlio money If II iKtiUt ifiuml tlto money if II full, lo curv K. W. drove' nlsuatuie t oil well lx. s: William F. Miller, who conducted tiio 520 per cont Franklin eyiullcato in Broiklyn, ha boon located In Uauadu and It under surveillance. Tho latest reports ou tho Chinese "open door" question give assurances of written guarantees from tho leading powers of Kurope. In executive session tho senate con sidered reconsideration of vote, ratifying the Samoan treaty, but it cannot carry. Bfifcyj rfif miilmwi ilmmttmiifCmm(4i::' HALE, OF MAINE, Says Americans Favor the Two Afri can Republics, The Old New England Love of Liberty Lives in Maine l.s Well as In Massachusetts. hi the course of Hie debate in the United States senato over Allen's resolu tion, calling on tho president for infor mation as to the recognition by tills country of diplomatic representation of tho Transvaal Republic, Hale, of Maine, made an impassioned speech, 'and his eloquence claimed the closest attention of overy auditor. 1Ie said, in part: That ho could not believe that any ac credited representative of tho Transvaal Republic had boon rejected by tho presi dent. "I should," ho said, "deem that a most unfortunate event if it occurred. I have heard that irresponsible, unac credited porsons, perhaps United States citizens, havo appeared in Washington, claiming to represent tho gallant people who aro struggling for liberty, but no such mission could bo recognized. "I havo yet to be made to believe that any duly accredited representative of that brave people of South Africa has appeared beforo the president of tho United States and beon donied a hear lug. it that bo truo, tne sooner wo are informed about it tho better for the American people I don't fail to take notice that throughout tho length and breadth of tho land the sympathies of tho grcatAmcrican people aro in favor of tho struggle which tho Boers are making today to presorvo a Republican government against one of the greatest powers of the world. "I don't doubt that tho American peo ple agree with mo that tho war which Great Britain is waging is tho most fatal blow at human liberty that has been struck in tho last century. I don't doubt that the administration represent ing tho people of tho United States feels today as I feel on tho subject, and as nine-tenths of the American pcoplo feel." Halo quoted from a speech of Balfour, In which tho British statesman declared that tho Boer war had knit overy branch of tho Knglhh-speaking race. , "I deny, slr,"declarod Halo with great feeling, "that tho American section of that raco is In sympathy with Great Britain in tho South African war to stamp out tho liberty of a people. I deny that tho American people aro to bo tied to tho chariot wheels of war against tho South African Republics. And when tho leader of tho Conservatives In tho House ot Commons asserts that ho should lo met by somo disclaimer from tliis side of tho Atlantic. "I don't wisli international complica' tions," said Hale in conclusion. "1 don't wish war. I recall that we havo not been so much in lovo with neutral! ty in times past that we should not speak up boldly for Bulgaria, Poland, Armenia, Culm and Greece; and I don't see why it Is now that wo must speak witli bated breath in favor ot liberty. "I don't bcliovo that tho KngllBh poo plo aro in favor ot tills war. I beliovo that tho great Queen, on bended knees, has prayed that the war might boavort cd; I don't beliovo that tho great Pro mlor ot England favored the war. It was was tho act and movement of a sharp cabinet minister, engaged witli gold speculators who favored the war." At theconcluslon of Hale's speech the resolution was adopted. Comlmr. Home for Burial, San Fuancisco, Jan. 21. Tho trans iiort Thomas, which has on board the bodies ol Molor-Oonural Lnwton and Major John A. Iogau, Jr., is expected to arrive from tho Philippines ou next Thursday or Friday. Mrs. Lawton Is accompanying tho remains of her hus band, which are to lie buried witli hon ors in Arlington cemetory, .Major la gan's body Is to bo hurled at Youngs town, 0., the homo ot his wife and her family. Under orders from tho secretary of ttur, Major-Goneral Shatter and a squad of soldiors will escort General Lawtnn'g remains east. MARION COUNTY MATTERS Uutlneta Using Transacted at the Court House. r-UOIIATK. Mrs. Agnes Jones, guardian of tho es tates of W. H. Rami) and Samuel M. Ramp, minors, filed her annua' reiwrt showing the balance on hand $50:1.74, In tho matter ot the estate of G. A. Cone, deceased, G. A. Couo Jr anil John Murray, co-executors, have been granted an order to sell certain person- al property ot tho estate; also an order to turn over to G, A. Cone Jr., ono of the heirs, tho bequests iu tho will. Their report of tho sale ot crops Ixilong hit! to the estato was approved. Sidney Barnes has been Aiipointcd guardian ot the persons ami estates Barbara Barnes and Margaret Barnes, minors. J. T. King, executor of the estate of Mary D. F.off, has tiled his dual ac count and Fel. 10, i the day set for hearing same MW 81' ITS. In Dept. No. 3 of tho circuit court The Salem Building A Ioau Association, lias commenced suit against Win. A Alderman, et til., for flOOO and Interest at 8 er cent per annum from January 7, 18117, and the foreclosure of a a mortgage uimii lot No. S, in block No. :i, in itigiuaiui addition to Salem W. M, Ka'tor and W. T. Slater t.oy's for the plaintiff. are attor- iikkiis ni.KD. KminaG. Jory and Hugh I. Jory to Soveriiio Chriseii80ii. Ml acres in stvteon fittlrlw. $000. Samuel W. Hurler and Ida li. Humor and 1). K. Young and Lyd F. Young, to A. 1. Cooley. ami James Whituev. all of lot No. a, block No. 4, Woodlium. JUX). K. !:. Wild and Itotta Wild, to Ada Strong, laud in Capital home addition, correction deed, fl. To cure I-a Gripp. tetn warm; etptctalD Itt fecU and ttkt Dr. Nlltt? KtrvLac CUU&aaiatt Old Children Many children look too old for their years. They go about with thin faces and sober manners not in keep ing with robust childhood. If it's your boy or girl, give S5?tt& Smufeicn- 'Twill fill out the hollow places, increase the weight, nitl bring a healthy color to the cheeks. The im provement continues long ilt"r they cease using the fCmul.sion. Get Scott's. ot. ami $1 co, nil drugjlilj. S( OTT A IIOWNE, Chtmlstt, Ntw Yoik. TWO TOWNS DESTROYED P.ro Wlpoo Up tho Mining Towns or Ward and Larnyotto, 2 Colorado Boulokr, Colo., Jan. 24. Nearly nil tho buslnoss buildings and many frame dwellings of 'tiio mining towns ot Ward and Lafayette were destroyed by fire to day. The loss at Ward is estimated ut $75,000, and atLafayctto at $100,000. ANOTHER VENEZUELAN REVOLT Nipped in the Bud by Throwing the Conspirator In Jail. Nkw York, Jan. 2-1. Advices from Caracas, Venezuela, announco tho im prisonment tbcro of Manuel A. Mnttos, who was minister of finance under Pres ident Andrado, and is one of Venezuela's wealthiest men, by order of President Castro, on tho cliargo of conspiracy ngalnst tho government. Documents found in his KBscssion show that lie was in communication with General Jose Manuel Hernandez, the relic) leader. - A few weoks ago an oxport firm of this city received from Scnor Mattos an or der for 20,000 Mauser rifles and 5,000,000 cartridges. It was presumed at tiio time that they were Intended for the Venezuelan government. His arrest, however, lias caused tho belief that the war supplies wero meant for the use of tho revolutionists. Senor Mattos is well known hero and was at ono time a moinber of tho firm of Sclioltz, Sanchez & Co., of this city. Another large school of smelt lias en tored tho Cowlitz" rlvor.and tho prlco lias fallen to C cents a nouno. Chinook sal mon is very scarce, and retail nt 25 cents por pound. In the Hast childlessness is considered a curse from the gods. It is a pathetic sight to tee some childless Hindoo mother prostrate before an idol, implor ing that the curse of childlessness may be taken away. Arc wc much wiser than the it c a t h e u ? Thousands of childless w o m e n are not as they nut suppose uu P tier Nature's ban, but are suffering from a diseased condition of the delicate feminine organs. It may be debilitating drains or female weakness, and perhaps an ulcerated and inflamed condition of the parts. In any case the diseased condition must be removed and a healthy condition established before the maternal function can be fulfilled. Many n mother acknowledges her debt to Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, and toits inventor Dr. R.V, Pierce, of IlufTalo. N. V., who invites the sick to write and consult him without charge, " Favorite Prescription " promptly allays irritation, heals ulceration, checks the debilitating drains, cures female weakness and the accompanying bearing down pains. It gives vitality and elasticity to tlie organs peculiary feminine, and establishes the natural conditions which make for the cosy birth of healthy children. There Is nothing just as good for you as "Favorite Prescription." Don't lie put oft with a substitute. " I hare never written you how grateful I am to you for your help in .ccurlng good health anil one of the awectnt, deareit thirteen pound ultl that ever came into a home," write Mrt. M Vatllne, of 647 South Liberty St., OaletbUrjr. Ill " When I wrote you about ray ailment I wai llvlne In Richlaud. Iowa, I took ilx boltlet of Ilr Werce'a 1'avorlte Preacrlptlon, four of the 'Golden Medical IHscorery1 ami four viaUof I)r Werce'a l'lcamnt Telleta. Before I had taken, four bottles of the ' Favorite frescription ' I was a new woman. I cannot make pen describe my heartfelt gratitude." Dr. Pierce'a Pleasant Pellets regulatei the stomach, liver and bowels. MEAT AND POULTRY. R. D. GIBSON, rvHA.T rand POULTRY MARKET St.te .met, nrar rvlroadi Freshest tad best mft'j. My pttro k lay I keep the best iret'titi town a i r. k. KiiWARni. M. C. MATTIIKWS. Edwards it Matthews, Mil AND CURED HKATS New Firm I Now Shop! 1 test Meats! NlMr Car Hani, Kt tlalo HI Tulo'lioueSi4. The German, Market Will ho found all kinds ot meat and tho hest of mukjw. 1'ltKH UKUVEHY. All hills duo the lato firm of Wolt A Miesoke nmsijtw paid. CJD0jI2S St ON 171 Coiuuiertflal 81. M&ttfMtaLvaW fJjavWW ii Mwlw-rryyM.r n in H vjaW x 'i vi7i .-.'nj "Wwi ' jK K MT,iTrl-"'i"if"'w-'"v'',,",'"'k' EDUCATIONAL 'Nellie Brown VIOLINIST la now to rccolvo a raw moro pupii"; No 417 Mtrionat, IV M German and Fronch Taught grammatically ond convent ionally. ... , ,, ,. , Mrs. Pcnnebaker will recetvo a limited nmmber of pupils, desiring instruction in those languages, at hor home, on Chtireli utreot. These lanauaKcs were acquired nbroad by tliis teacher. 12-8-Itm ' Salem Studio, INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF AUSIC. Mrs. Ola finders Willman Over First National Dank. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading. Studio hours from 0 to 12 and 2 to 5. TWO FIXE NEW PIANOS IN STUDIO FOll USE OF PUPILS. ..iiWTnnmnTP 1 T T JL. m WHOLKSALK Fine Wines, LiQOORb, CiGfiRs! 218 COMMERCIAL STREET, A An CTITC CI'OBCI' f Courteous troatmont at nil tlmos. 502 COURl SI REE I. UllUllllliiillllllUlllJllllllUllillllillillilililiiililJiilillliJlilLilJ BUY A DON'T PEEL POTATOES. Hen is NO MORE A FRUIT, VEGETABLE, JELLY PRESS, COLAN DER, STRAINER, LEM ON SQUEEZER AND POTATO MASHER. R. M, Wade 4. Co. Hardware. L. M. KIRK, 64-. Be.Tfc'GSSStata St. Phonoi87l Grain Hay, FJour, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Cment, Piaster etc, Grain, Hijr and Straw stored WagonJScalcs. iruuim nun carom atiention given of. tho city. MANHOOD RESTORED SKKSVMiEcnT,f..?v!,.l0rt T rrmclygiurantcru tocuroall iou.iVJJ .k"'.'. VZ. r? fern aloni. NVr':'l'"";"J'" Aieinnrv. iicaiin.!. L'..i.r..u nootlicr ianufaciuri.j r.u,hi;rr; "i'u'.u.K kc -tuc-Uuvia ..- AKiiiu.Errs., i-osTLANp, Oaeco.v FOR SALE 3JY D. J. ctAji'.W' -iUf.M HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, Estimates furnished, and work done promptly, substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S. BUBB0UGH3, 102 State St, Phone I5U The Orient Insurance Co., OK HARTFORD, CONN. As8?,s- ,215,000. Liabilities l.lUD.OOO. Surplus to Policy Holders LSI 4 .(Hit. Will insure you against loss by muAtAi BUL Journal Ofiice. New Strawberries. Grcw.'rs canmake bijr money out of new Strawberries. 100 strong plants will produce 5000 plants if put out now besides about half a crop. I have plants of TENNESSEE, M'KINLEY, RUBY. IDEAL. DOUBLE CROPPER DOWNINGS PRIDE. SAUNDERS, SHUCKLESS. CERVERA. DU MAURIER. Send for free catalog descriptive of varieties and culture EHofep, Salem Ora inin "t AWffggjrlMM AND MUSICAL. SjrSNa'r.lNarJtWHl INTBR-BTATD rcmnm. ETTAANDERS-WILMAN Assoclatel'eacheOVe-tem Consetvf toiy, Kantas City, Mo., representing the Inter-staie System, at Salem, Ore. Orcr First National 1'anV. Residence 376 Church utrcct. Studio Iioum-o to 12. and 2 to 5. xJtrJtVaJsr HMtsa AND RKTAIL. " " Fruit Press! PEELING and POUNDING POTATOES. to ;tiio :lellvery ol uoods Ut any nart u-a-tt x. . " z .v:".""- " ' v cak - f" """""XXl.Nllfl.tly I'.a miv ana, rnuol to Tr Drni - Co. dlatribuUni; ai;cnU. FIIV. SALEl, OREGON. The Beau Ideal of lino laundry work is the linen tliat is luuuuoreu nt tlio Salem Hteain laundrv. It is tlio acme of Leautv hi color aiid tluo domestic finish, nnd looks as (?od ns now wlien it is sent homo to you. We ultl not bo rivalled hy anyone- in tills 11110, aim keen in tho lead in overy now and improved method. Your linen will last longer when dono up nt tho Steam steam laundry, Halom. Salem Stuam Laundry. COLON Kl, Phone -HI, 1. olmsteao riiociiiKTon. SiO Liberty Street fire; for terms enquire of I UN. Resident Aijent. aenit 0re. CONSKTITORI TP O0BRS, I mwiisunmaaj SOUTH AND EAST VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE OK TIIK 111 f 10, EXL'ilESS TllAINB RUN Daily 7H'Sn Lv Portland ,Ar 9Tti 8.16 A Mj Ar..Han Franclarn.. .T U.wpjj 8:.T0 P it Ar... ...Ogrten ...l.y l-in p , 7.-00AM Ar.-...I AliKOle. I,t 7-m p S BOOt'lM Ar ....Kll'jWO ,t u GSi V M ..New Orlenni ..!, j'm J J S.w AMI I.t..... t'ortlanT...Ar lewVii 10.M A M f Lt Hnlern Lv uftyj 7.4S l' M Ar Ban Kranclaco..t.v 7J0T11 fi:4S A M Ar. Oglcn. .. Lr MO 1 u ISOl'M Ar...Loi Angolc...I.Y 12jop8 0W I' M Ar .-.Kl I'ap ,T 720 A V aaH' M Ar .NowOrloatn.....y 8J0 A J DINING CARS, ' OliSBRVATlON UAIls Pullman llrst-cliiss and tourist MeeD' intr oars attached to nil t.liroumi trulas. Prompt connections at Dn. ver, Omulift nnd Clilcauo with trains for other eastern cities. WEST dIDB DIVISION. HKTWEi:N POItTLANI) AND COHVALLlS Mali trulns dally except Sunday ' 7:."0 A Ml I.T Portland Ar C JW p ij 11:55 ' M I Ar.. CorvalHa..I.Y J laj p S M Albany and Corvullls conttecti with trains of the O. & K. Ily. INDEPENDENCE PASSENOErT Express train dally except Sunda. 40 V Mj Lv. 1'ortland Ar 1 lliTil 7:30 I' M LT...JIcMlnilVllle. ..I.T fijiu X U 8.30 1' JO Ar..(lcpon0cnce..-l.v (4.'oau Dlro it connections nt Sun Frunclv co wit 1 Hleamslilp Hues for HAWAII JAPAN, THE PIIILIPPjNKs AND AUSTRALIA. For through tickets nnd rates cull on W. W. SKINNER, Depot AkcM, hi O. I), GAI1RIELSON (Jlty Tlokei Aucut, 2.'I2 Coumierclul St. Salem Or, R. KOEHLER, Mtf'r, O. MARKIIAM, a.R&P.A. I'ortlund. Corvallis k Eastern llaiM TIME OAltJ). 2 For Vaqulna: Train leaves Albany 111:15 p. ui, Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:65 p.m. Train arrives Ynqulnn . 7:25 p. a. 1 Returning: Leaves Yiuiulnu il'OOa. ui, Leaves Corvallis 1 1::!0 11. u Arrives Albany 12:15 p.m. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 11. m Arrives Detroit II ::I0 a. in. 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:20 p. iu. Airlvcs Albany D:45p.m. Ono and two connect at Albanv and Corvallis with Southern Paclllcttaln!, Hiving direct, service 10 ana iroiu New port and adjacent benches. . Trains for the moiintuliis arrive at Detroit at noon, giving uuiplc time to reach camping grounds on the Ilreltcnbusli uuri Santlatn river the same duy. u WALIJKN, EDWIN STONE, Mmiairif AtbatiT, Ore. T K. A I'. A. J.TUKNKK Ateilt. Dtl'AHTl TIMK HCUKIIUI.t. Krum 1'ortlHiul. ron, "fait" Mall Salt Uike, Denver Kl. Worth , 8 i. UI, uinana, nauaaa 1.11 'if; Ht S:45(n Lotua.uiiicaffa anil at 6p)-" kane Fiver 8.14 pm BHH Walla Walla. Hnokano. lllimo ' . . --.-- ---..: . . ,. aaai Fiver SCO a. m- alli. ui. l'aul, iiuium, iin- wnaicee taueago aim out. oTuKATrarKAMHmVar 8 p 111 For Han Kranclacu, 4 p. M Hall every nvo tiny a. Sd. m. ex. Hud COLUMI1IA IllVKII BTKAMEIW. To Aalorla and way lJinctliiKa 4 I. 111 Batur day ex Hun 10 p, m. ArSv I Ma WlLIiAMLTTE KlVKII I'nrtlaud, NowUtu ami way Uavc S p. q. Mull, Halcm AIUIUB. atid Fri Tueaday, Tliurn-Uy and Haturitay at O.00 a, ni. Monday Wixlnowlay and Friday nt 10,00 , 111. ForTconvALlJs" And way polnHTncday, TliurMay and Palor day, 3.:, m, WILLAMETTE RIVER 1)1 VISION Dally boats to I'ortlund us above. Transfers to street car line at Oreitoo City If tlio steninersuro delayed ther. Round trip tickets to all points In Oicgon, Washington or Cillfornls. Connections uuide at Portland wllii nil rail, ocean mid river lines. W. II. IIURM1URT. Gen. Pass. Agt Portland. Ol. G. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade Street dock, Sulmti. HOISE & BARKER, City Agent. Denver & Bio Grande Ii. Ii. ' SCENIC LINE OF TI.E WORLD. The Favorl.e Tranacontlnental neulo Uclwre" the Nortbwcat nnd all I'olnla East. Choice ot Two Koulea Through tha Ksmo" ROOKY MOUNTAIN SOENERV And Ftur Routea Kait of MeWo aua Denver. All paaaonters granted t day atop-over In lb Mormon Capital or anjhero between Oi'l't and Oeuver. l'enonallr ronducttd Tourl.t M curaloaa three days week to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Lot'is, CUIOAOO AND THK EAST. For tickets tmt any Information restrdlw rttea, route, eto,, or for deacrlpllvo adwliurf matter, call oo acenu of Oregon t:llr Navigation Co., Oregon Short line or SiiiH',fn Ftclfle Comptn et, a K. HOOPEH. O, P. T. A gt., IVnver al. iC d. Ninioi Gen. Agt., Ml Waih. St., Portland Or. Bottled Beer. Klingera Bcckucceason to SouthSalew Bottling Wortrs, All orders for bottled beer will bo Mj at the brewery; Kept on cold stony? Free city delivery. Telephone 9131 Southern racmc 0.R.&M ffaTj nLiaM aaaaLHurll A m j J S ' -