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Newspaper Page Text- r s.1 ;'. W' ..; "i Hi s. m . .. VI : fy i&HmJiiQm .0 ra . MMBuaaMMMwUidiB SsMSMnUaaas) yWWmiWmfnmnffTITTTWfWfmfff- r c ws&i6' 20 per cent Discount " I SHOE SALE!! 15 00 fflio for It 00 4 60 Shoe Tot S CO 4 00 Shoo for S 20 3 M Shoe for 2 80 5 00 Shoe for 2 2 CO Shoe for 2 00 2 00 Sboo for 1 80 1 7.1 Shoe for 1 40 1 W Shoe for 1 20 1 24 Rlioe for I oo I 00 Shoe for 80 LflCY'S BIIOK 8TOHK. 94 dime SI. Hand Turn Dross Shoe, 13 00 for U 40. ftUutiiUJumAimmi.uimiiAmimumftiiu. tflgi rMsSsasasasasaBsssaWtEn UPCsPHy'v JITTERS (IDC haw ly ltlideprnds upon a vigor ouh Htomach, they would keep the lilt tern rontiint lv mi hand. As. Jt u medicine ll 'l Is Invuluiibln An occasional dose will kcop iiieoweisretf' uliir. Try It, FRON HISTORY'S PAOKS. A parly of gentlemen, among trlioin wns Walt Whitman, onco visited an in stitution somewhere In the East whom a number of Indians were kept In cap tivity. With the exception of Whit man, to whom the Indiana were very friendly, the party was very sullenly and morosely received. Whitman explained the exception in his favor by saying: "They recognized the savage in me." THE DAILY JOURNAL 15V HOtTH)! BHOTUBH8 FMDAY, JANUARY 20, 1000. Oilly, One Tear 93.00, In Advance Dolly, Tout Mintlia SLOO, lrf ft-dvano Weekly, Ono Year 8U.00, In Advance JUSTICE TO THE DEAD. Joseph It. Willard Imw solved Hie great mystery, Ho has pasod boyond the reach of human law or human criticism. Whatever the degree of his culpability in tho tragedy which iilnccd him In the position from which ho found escape by tho desperate net of self-destruction, ho haB paid a terrible penalty. No ono could look into this man's heart nnd see his motives either for tho killing of T. I). Perry or for tho taking of his own life, and surmises now do no good. Thero is an nmplo preponderance of evidence to justify a most charitable view; and that without casting any severe reflections on tho victim of Wil urd's 11 rat rash act. In any caso it Is an uncalled-for dis play of unfeeling ghoulUImoss, and of tho entire lack of manly consideration for tho feellnas of tho living for any newspaper to enter into it prolltless dis cussion of tho merits of tho caso against Willard j to try tho caso nnd And Jilm guilty; or to bring out what It is pleased to consider n plcco of now ovidunco and seek to .show not only Hint he was a cold-blooded murderer, but that tho only witness to tho tragedy deliberately perjured himself. ThlB Is done In tho "Notes of a Uy tandor," published in tho Oregon Statesman, "llystander" professes to liavo discovered that Stevens' ovidonce as to l'orry reaching his hand to his hip pocket, ostensibly for a pistol, must have been perjury, becauso "Perry had no back pocket in the pants ho woro." Ho centinues: "So quiet was this kept that tho coroner himself did not know It. Hut Mr. Willard probably did" etc. While tho Jouiinai. Is reluctant to go Into any rovlow of tho rnsu, It really soema necessary to eny that neither of . theso statements are any nearer tho truth than Is usual wit h "Bystander's" assertions. There was a back pouket In tho pants Perry woro whon ho was shot, It Is thoro yettho right-hand back hip locket. This pocket is now closod at tho top by six or sevon stitches taken with conso black thread, doubled. Theso stitches tare of such length that the number mentioned go entlroly across the mouth or top of tho joekot, being to t an Inch long on the Inside of the. pants. As to when or by whom these stitches were taken thoro la no evidence. Cor ouor Clough says that tho pocket was In this condition whon ho llrst saw Jt, and ha 1ms had tho panta In hi possession slncaboforo they wero removed from Perry's liody. Why or how the fact was concealed from tho coroner's jury that oxamined tho cloUiliig, nnd why It did not appear at the preliminary examination are two questions not answered. Hut supposing tho pocket to have been In that condition nt the tlmo of the shooting, tho assumption thaf'Mr. Wil lard probably knew it" is entirely gratuitous as well as senseless, for only u attempt to open the pookot will reveal its condition. Thoro will bo many to doubt that a man In his right mind would deliberately sew up one of his own iockots but bo that ns It muy, Tub Iouiinai. In this caso only wishes to correct a misrepresenta tion which could do no ono any good, while serving perhaps to cast a deeper cloud on tho memory of n man, who had always been known as n good eltlxeu and who lias so far aa Ksslblo expiated his terrible mistake, Both tho dead men had led useful, self-supporting lives. ISotlt leave be hind those who loved thorn. The Inno cent must suffer for tho mistakes wrought by passion. Ut us make it ns jiiuy for them us we can. The good people of this community feel tho deep est ymiathy for tho bereaved families of both men. They feel liko assisting them in any way they can, like doing any thing possible to lighten the burden so heavy at best. All hearts must go out esjiet'lally to the widow and the eight fatherless children of tho man who was burled Sunday and no man will wish to add a darker shade to their bereavement. price in this country. The Iron Age rays that the latter trust Is supplying England with 00 per cent ol her wire and wire-uall product There is a duty on wiieand wire nails, which shuts out and prevents home con sumers from buying tho foreign product. Tho trusthns stilled competition at homo, and llxes the price to tho American con sumer nt whatever It chooses to exact. The Ilcnton county farmer who pays tx cents a jound for wire nails is comforted by tho knowledge that wire nails made In this country are sold to the farmer In England at a price 10 per cent less, after paying the freight acros the Atlantic. Ho ought by all means, under such rlr cumstaucos. to agree with Mark Hanna and with John Rockefeller that the trust must bo maintained and protected, re gardless of cost. Ex. CABLE MONOPOLY AROUMENTS The Insular Committee of life House will listen to the arguments of tho rep resentatives of the Commercial Cable Co. and Tho Western Union Telegraph Co. upon the Forakcr Amendment. Ata incotinir of tho committee ten days ago, tho representatives ot the Commercial Cable Co. who wish the right to land a cablo in Cuba, submitted the following propositions. "First The Commercial Cablo Co. of Cuba, claims that tho grant to the West ern Union Co., was obtained by false and fraudulent representations, which appear on tho facnof tho grant Itself. "Second We claim that tho grant ex plrcd in 1880. "Third We claim that tho grant was not an exclusive ono? "Fourth We deny that there was any legal condonation of the fraud or any confirmation of the grant, or that thero was any consideration for tho .inic, or that the condonation applies to a public grant like thin. "Fifth Wo deny thnt this ullegod monopoly Is n property right protected by the treaty of pence. "Sixth We claim that neither Culm or tho United States is liound by a Spanish nionojioly of cable business to the United States, and that tho nile ot public jwllcy as laid down by President Grant relative to cable monopolies up ply to this Cuban cable. "Seventh We claim that this conn- try, as trnsteo for Cuba, and as do facto sovereign, should put an end to this monopoly, as it put an end to tho slaughtor-hoiiHO nionooly nnd the Span ish bank monopoly. "Eighth Wo aro willing that any permit to us shall bo subject to mndlli cation or reMal at any time by this gov ernment or any future government of Cuba. It is expected that the representatives of the Western Union Tel. Co will reply today. of the Nicaragua canal hill. Tho day and hour on which the hill becomes a law should lie ret apart as a day of annual celebration and rejoicing in the West. It will mark an epoch In our history tho greatness and grandeur of which the most prophetic mind can hardly estimate. Within live years the population of 0 retro 1 1 will he doubled ami her wonderful re'ourres will be known to tho wide world. Tho alwve good Item hits appeared In a dozen or more Republican uxchiiuges simultaneously, and Tin: Jovkvai. is at a loss to know jtut which ono to credit it to. Mayor Clark, of Sncrnmmito, prixfe to enforce the law against spitting on tho sidewalks of that oily. Ity the way, tho dear people seem to (hi spitting on a similar law in Sulem uu! on the side walks, loo. t t Enough Republican candidates for county ofllccs havu already been brought out to makeup a comploto ticket, and they are all named from one source. Is our boss going lonniue the whole ticket? . A gentleman from a strong Demo cratic precinct was heard to remark the other ilny: Wo all used to oto the ticket blind, but some are getting sense enough to scratch when It Itches." . It is suld that among the delegate from tho Salem Ropublicitu club to tho state league there Is not out) Tonguo man. What's the matter with Ids Salem managers? A few fellows who consider themselves Democrats have called' a Democratic state convention. Is it a Domooratic move, pure and simple, or vthat Is it? . Why in tho uaiuoof common sense is it nccoHsary for every Republican paper to ho on tho defensive. McKluley ain't done anything, has ho? i S The Sacramento lleo Intimates that the Iloera are "luring the British to their death." Walt a little and see. . What's tho reason the name of W. W. Hall is not Included among the candi dates for county clerk? The difference which HO years some times makes has heou very concisely put by a biographer writing tho charac ter of a certain king. "At IS, ho was a gay and handsome prince, skilled in music and ready with his pen. At 48, he was an unwieldy muss of corrupted tleah and evil passions." The other day .1,1)00 or 4,000 Spanish soldiers, whose term of service had ex pired at home, offered their services to fc. igiaiui to servo in tho Transvaal war. The offer was declined. A number of years ago, England was engaged in an other war, trying to subdue certain re bellious colonics, and being somewhat hard pressed for men, a proosltiun wbb made and advocated In parliament by a certain nobleman, to hire troops on tho continent for service against tho colon. lats. When the mover of tho proporl tion had finished, the Earl of Chatham, a friend of the colonies, got up to reply, and, olnting to tho walls of tho build ing, on which tho portraits of former members wore hanging, snld: "From the tapestry which adorns these walls, the ancestors of this noble lord frown down upon this disgrace to their coun try." It Isn't the bodily aickne Uial liurijj it man. He could stand that fairly well if his mind were easy. Hut Americans are busy. They have work to do plans to make schemes to execute. They nre " plung ers." They line up their Incomes as soon as they receive them or re-invest them with the Idea of increase. They cannot afford to be sick. Sickness Is a calamity a financial calamity as well as a pnys- . Icai uuc. 0u mc sick man worries, and the more he worries, the sicker he grows. Worry Is a good thing at the right time. The mtntitf vmi feel a symptom of sickness- worry nlout it do something about it cure yourself. When you begin to feel run-down when n twinge of rheumatism tells yon plainly that your blood is impaired-when you are losing flesh and vitality, go to the nearest drug store and get a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It is the greatest blood purifier and tissue builder on earth. It cures rheumatism and all other blood diseases by curing the cause. It purifies the blood and puts the blood making organs into good, healthy, working order. It tones up the stomach, stirs up the liver, helps the kidneys in their work and puts suffering nerves at rest. It contains no whisky, alcohol, opium or other dangerous drugs and docs not, therefore, create a craving for stimulants or narcotics. lames K Cramplon, Hl. of Blinrpsbun ." XAyUm-sT mssms Irani ptc o., Mil. irpst i fn lMnrulo Your iiiiitcIs Willi Cuaonreta. Co nil y Cathartic, euro conttlpitlon fororer. 10c, vac. If U. 0. 0. full, druirUt refund money. NEWS NOTES JOURNAL "X RAY" It never gets so cold gold won't glitter. in Alaska that Tho question Is, how run they expel Roberts before hu 1 seated? Cape Niiint) is In reality a bay, her gold muy prove to he dross. and What if the precedents in the Clark ease should wind up a briber of the Huuna tjuay stripe Home day? hike some other people, the Mormons don't seem to make their religious pro fessions and their practices agree. . When u Republican administration has n job too dirty for Its own ieople, they put a Democrat like (luge at It. t I t Roberts failed to hear the debate on his own expulsion from congress. Those memlKirs can't tell him anything 1out polygamy, anyway. rrr Cttrr InClt-lntm in Two Dnvs Vilc IttiklUo lliumo Uillaluv ThIiIoU, AH crasKl'UfuuiUhe uiom-y ir It ram io tw W.W. ' !iialort U u ru ' J0- TWO TRUSTS. The borax trust sells borax at 7lt ctwti per pound in this country, and after paying the freight uoross (he Atlan tic sells it In Europe for !. -The steel ..1 .. Irt. fHtiat nfluH litit4Mfcilllt I 111 tiftf . . . , ii. ,iv, ,,. rvailt , No inoje welcome pews could pOMlbly ofwlre ud wire nlls 100 percent to i,llw,on ,hls coast than the posi. 'American consumers, now kills in yv Usertlon thnt four-tilths of both Ktirope at prices -10 per cent bcJow "0 houses of congress favors early passage The Portland school boaut is eudeav oi ing to enforce a compulsory vaccina tion rule. They say n child can study jupt as well wltli n lame arm for a few da). t t It Is suspected by tome who have read tho Interview s with Marion county's popular stock iusector that Scott Taylor will be a candidate for congiess, but no announcement to that effect have been Hindu t Sulem' rchool lnuird Is to be thanked for advocating tho adoption of a Tenth grade. About 00 pupils will have grad uated from tho Ninth grade by next June, and as they are too young to go to work and not far enough advanced to take a University course, It is proper that this provision should lx made. Ex-Mayor Hell of Spokane, is nearly 00 years of age, and ban applied for ad mission to the bar. He admits that ho Is old enough to know better. E. II. Anderson, who lias Itcoii hi tho Seven Devils country, sayr that times are prosperous In that part of the country. Ho pays a largo force of men will be put to work on the Pacific and Idaho railroad as soon as the snow Is off the ground, The road will bo (pushed on from Woisor to the Interior with great rapidity, so ho thinks. Ashland Is having uu interesting time with ,thu saloon question. A remon strance nguinst granting any saloon licenses, signed by 21 1 legal voters and 12H women, was presented at council meeting Monday evening. The highest number of votes polled at any city elec tion waB 507. Four applications for re newal of license wero before thocoucil, but each lacked the requisite numlKirof local signatures, according to an ordi nance previously passed, and the licenses were not granted. Out yonder in the Philippines, tl Roman Catholic church had some mis understanding with the natives about certain property, and an archbishop with a somewhat unpronounccabloname has been sent out there to straighten out the kings. Barring accidents, such as the Tagals (who don't Ilko the church) gotting hold of him, ho will probably bo successful. The Roman Catholic church ncvor seems to have hnd much troublo in finding men of ability to compass sea and land to accomplish its mission. In tho early history of this continent, the Jesuit priest was found side by side, If not in advance, of the Hudson Bay trader, sharing cheerfully in all the haidshlps of thnt time. Only too ofton they were burned at the stako by tho Indians, who were sometimes unappre clativo of the efforts In their behalf, and who thought a priest's scalp just as good as any other white man's. The failures which the church litis met with hero and there , would probably be much more deeply deplored if It was not for n deeply rooted idea that,not content with having achloved spiritual welfare, it rather insists on having a hand in the political welfare as well, Tand there are a (ow things which a man likes to attend to himself. rir. VahliiBtoii Co., Id., write "I wa In 1HM ntMlii Ilalllmore, and had rheumalltm for three months; couldn't walk at all. I tried the bet doctor I could get but they did tne no Reed. 1 took three bottleaof Dr. Plcrce'a Golden Medl col Uifcovery nnd It cured me sound 1 came home to Sharmuurfr and there were three cases of different diseases. I advised the patients to use Dr. Plerce'a medldne, which they did, nnd all were cured. I have sold over one hundred dollars' worth of your medicine by tellltiK ieo pie how it cured me. You can write to our druif gist, Mr. R F Smith, In our town nnd lie wilt tell you what I did for you In regard to selling and advertising your great remedies." The hilluence which the characters of ruler's havu on the nations they govern lias perhaps not often been more clearly contrasted than by Oliver Cromwell and his Immediate successor, Charles tho Second. Oliver piloted his country safolv through that severest of all national trials, a civil war, and made her name respected and feared on sea and land in a way that It novor had been until that time. Charles succeeds; and being a lovorof many womon and a jolly Kood time geueraly, runs short of money occa sionally, and promptly sells the acquisi tions of Oliver to the highest bidder among his country's enemies, gets into a war with another nation, which shows its contempt of him and his country by sailing its licet up the Thames and burning the ships ot war which lay off Chatham, whon for the first and tho last tlmu the roar of foreign guns was heard in the streets of Loudon. WANTS CHEAP LADOR LET IN Ho Yow, Chinese Consul at San e'run Cisco, Sets Fourth His Views. Sax Fhancihco, Jan. 2)5. Ho Yow, tho Chinese consul nt this ort, was among tho speakers at the banquet given at the Palace hotel to ex-Park Commissioner Mctzon. In the course of his remarks he said: "I am glad to renllzo that tho United States Is becoming more and more of a factor in tho Orient. The Chinese are convinced that the Amcrinans are not trying to seize any pait of their terri tory. Tho ojien-door policy is what this country vnnt and should have. I do say that you should throw down your barriers nnd let in cheap labor. It will bo to your advantage to allow other Chinese free access into the United States. ''Permit mo also to say that a city that can build a warship like the Ore gon is Just tho place for China to come forits new war vcstcls ami trade steamers." A LIEN DOCKET. of Haw ..!- "Your Kltlnrys r Dr. l!obbt'HriKin I'lllscureall kldnar Ills. Sam. glefrvo. Add. siorlW HomeorCo., Chicago or N.V A Deneflclat Law. Speaking of the now law fixing the price ot tho Oregon supreme court re ports, a correspondent says: "When the last legislature reduced the price of the Oregon supreme court nqtorts to 1 it pasted u more sweeping measure thnu it supK)Hed. The Bancroft-Whitney latw Hook Publishing Company, of San Francisco, has purchased :S00 volumes of the rtqwrts from the state. Heretofore it bus been the custom of that company to get out au edition of the roiorts for its customers, hut It now finds it more profitable to buy from the state to fill its orders. "While the direct profit to the state 1s not large, the Increase in tho sales will help defray the expouses of publication, and the state will not have a large stock ot books left on hand. The state published 8CJ copies of volume !tl of tho supremo court reorts, and immediately illHixwed of :UX) copies to Whitney Company." the Raucroft- MARION COUNTY MATTERS Stricken With Paralysis, Mrs. K J. Russell, an old lady, who livos witlt her daughter Mrs. PetlR, in East Salem, suffeicdn seore stroke ot paralysis yesterday, and In falling bruised her face. She was removed to thu hospital and is qultu comfortable to.Iay. She sutterod a simillar stroke about two years ago. Tho right side be ing then attackrxl, while this time It is the left. Sacrificed to Blood Poison. Those who have never had Blood PoN sou can not know what a desperate con dition it can produce. This terrible disease which the doctors are totally unable to euro, Is communicated from ono generation to another, Inflicting Its taint upon countless Innocent ones. Some years ago I was Inoculated with poison by a nuruewho Infected tuy babe with blood ulul. The little one wa unequal to tan striiKMle, and Its ltd was yielded up to the fearful poison. For all long year 1 suf fored untold misery I was covered with sores and ulcers from head to foot, and no lauguage caa express mr feelings of woe during those loug years. I 1 ut the best medical treatment, tier eral physicians sucees tvely treated roe, but all ui uo purpose, ino mer fur and rKjlash seemed to add fuel to the awiui name wnicn was aerourinir me New Record Book for Keeping Track the City's Minor Liens. Recorder Jttdali Is busy inventing nnd drafting n model for a docket In which to record minor liens held by the city upon various pieces of property, for side walks, sewers, etc , which city ordi nances nuthorl.e tho city to construct or repair at tho expense of property owners hi certain cases, whore said owners re fuse or neglect to do thu work them solves. There has neer been n docket hi use foi this brunch ot the city records, but Recorder Judah has drafted one hi such form that a full and succinct record may bo kept of each lieu and ot every mate rial step taken in connection wltli it, from the inception of tho proceedings to tho final settlement by the property own er. The exact status of each lieu may be seen at a glance, A book with the proper ruling Could not be bought ready made, so thu ro corder has utcd his iuveutlAO faculty and will have one made to order. Brown's Qonc East. Smith had bo much to tell .lltown about his trip between St. Paul and Chi cago, over tho Wisconsin Central Ry , that Brown decided not to wait until spring toieturn East, but left on the llrst train. Brown will write Smith all about his trip. 120 lw Back Again. Tho Salem Water Compauy Is again hack hi its elegantolllcca nt the city bnll, having returned yesterday from temiiornry quarters in tne First National Rank building. II rest with you whsthsr yn wBtlaaa th M-kl!lliic lobaceohsblC N U-TO-UACV removes am ussirv. iwr Muae out asrvoui distress. sipJs a tins, purtass Ihs blood, t tarts lost mashowLr-f maass yoa sireafftffl I fJtfdL TNBnfVBFBBwSS vjxr-sj BarlnnW .M IIV Ub.fillh.atrT 1M.. aasbaiAni old. 401X000 ru u e.uaruT NO-TO-HAUfrou your own or rtlaTsTlll. ha will VdD'h far a Ttvkai Ik with Wlll.DatlcBtlT. LTastralatAtltlv ! boi.tl. Uiuallrcura.il l bot. ilU. kTSftranUaif to rnra, r w rtfuntl montr. MKAT AND POUITRY. R, D. GIBSON, EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL. Nellie Brown VIOLINIST Is now prepared to receive four rnoro punlts. So -it? Marlon st. KW Gorman and French Taught grammatically nnd conversat ionally. , Mrs. 1'cnnebnker will receive n limited n'jimlHjr of pupils, desiring Instruction In theso languages, at her home, on Church street. These languages were acquired abroad by this teacher. 12-8-lm t MMTMtlMSWKMrar WNBlfS INTBHSTAaE .irinmnni U V ETTAANDERS-WILMAN AMOclateTeaclieri Western Couseiva torjr, Kansas City, Mo,, representing the Inter-itate System, Salem, Ore. Over Fint National Hank. Residence 376 Church street. Studio hours -9 to 12, and 2 tofi. 'SJINSJaVKVOP 7 11 7 B.fl fa 8:1 Salem Studio, INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Mrs. Eff finders Willman 0er FirBt National Dank. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading. Studio hours from 0 to 12 and 2 to 0. TWO FINE NEW ITANOS IN STUDIO FOR VSK OF PUPILS. JnM B J - JL a. WIIOhESAM AND RETAIL. IFine Wines, LiQooRb, Cigars! 218 COMMERCIAL STREET, 160 STATE STREET, lEcourtoous trontmont nt nil tlmoa. 'A02 COURT SI REEL -UlllJllUIIIJlllllllllllllll!IIIIIIIJIlllllllllllllUIIIIII DON'T PEEL POTATOES. BUY A s Henis Fruit Press1 SOUTH AND VIA THE SHASTA Southern OFTIIR Pacifi EXPRESS TRAjNS Rtjj i v. r '-: saida--'1 5 A Mj Ar..rn VnmST-h 5 SO V M 7.-00 A M o-oo 0 Ar . Ojtrtcn. UOl'M Ar... Kl ivKl? 4 3S I'M Newo'ffiK-Hti S.0O A M I Lv .PottlanJ 10:65 A Mj L.t B"lem T 17 LT l Ar Ban 1 ranclicoZj 4 Ar .. 0cien.J-V ;l Ar !,oii Aniel-.1.' Ill Ar Kl IVuo- - til 7.41 1' M t:Vi A M 120 V M AM) I M Qgai'M Ar New OruKEJJ j DINING CARS. OMSKRVATKfta Pullman Urbt-clusi and UmZl nir ears nt.t.iiKhn.i 1.. 5"U trains. Protnnt rami. vor. Omaha an I iTl..,r, . fnr nt hor nnufnrn nifl 'i .. rV,.w. V,.SOH,IU viiiub, WEST SIDE 1)1 Visiijjf IICTWEUM PORTLAND AND J Mnll Ir.ilnc .loll., r -w"i ...... ..u-ioumi, tt-'XCCPt 5tJ 11:65 l1 I Ml It Ar.. ..mniaiia. 1,: .CotTiii,ni!; M Albany and rvirvtn. . with trains of tho 0. & E. R, INDEPENDENCE PASti mkuicbi liuhi tinny (excepts i-Sa V Mj I.v I'ortU.irl "TT" .MoMlmirlllc.i; i 7:S0 I h.SO I Mi l( n l.r.. Ar ..elc'etnlciice.i.T 1 Dire Jt coiHicctlunsTatKarri co wit 1 etcainsliln Hues for ih JAPAN, THE rillLIPPsL AUSTRALIA. au For tlirouuh tlnkotminH r,.. ' W. W. SKIM NEK, Depot M C. I). OAimiELSONTllr Agent, i.vi mmiii'erulalSt It. KOEtlLGai C. MARKHAM, OPAPaL NO MORE S A FRUIT, VEGETABLE, JELLY PRESS, COLAN DER, STRAINER, LEM ON SQUEEZER AND POTATO MASHER. R. M. Wade & Co. Hardware, XT M. KIRK, Corvallis k Eastern M TIIE CAKD, 2 For Vuqulnu: Truin leaves Albany t iTiun leaves uorvnllls....): rPrnlti ni,li.iu V......l..n .m,um...u llllllllllll , J 1 Relurnlnu: 1 Leaves Yuqulnu . Lenvea Corvallis... Arrives Albany... 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany .. Arrives Detroit... 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 11 Airlvcs Albany 5, One and two connect at AID Corvallis with Southern 1'jclilc ulylng direct service tnadlrw port una udjuccnt bcuclicn. 'Prillnd rup t lln (iifiiiMtnlfii . ..M...U.K. HIIU ll.UI.II VUII'. .1 Detroit ut noon, irlvlmr u;r to reach ciiiiinlritf L:ruuo Rreltenbush and San Hum M B4. Ba,:&:58rstato st. I'honoliBVI Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Cmcnt, Plaster etc, Grain, Hiy an J Straw stored WagonS:alcs. of Prompt and ntrefu iiltontion jslvoii to'.tliordollvory of tho citv. Koods to any part 0-8-tf Till wi)inltrfti t- JT; UAHliUUU KE5T0KED te'"f "::r, venow ouihn.i .;; '".-,. !?" " wcncraiivc n7.Sh:'K f" t raulanta wlncli lead to mmmmissm icrantyiriKiriinipnt i.,rr. .if , .:. .,'"" I VSr!,,V JH!i.PJ'!Ycr '"'''': Orrns.'cnu.V,T iMrniliyoraaiVSu K ' VZIIT VI. 1J2. inmiiij. rim.i.fr:-", ''I'l Co., dlitribuUng agtnti, ..auu-DavIs orug Co. distributing anti. N miRD and YAMitru. 8ts.. PORTLAWD. Orkoov FOll SALE IJV W J. FltV. SALEM, OREGON. , ! W a Xj.ht' ' "gftjj$M The Beau Ideal of lino laundry work- Is tlm linen that is lanudi'ivd at thu Salem Steam laundry. It Is the anno of beauty In color and lino domestic finish, and" looks as good as new when It Is sent homo to you. Wo will not bo rivalled by anyone in this lino, and keep In tho lead in every new anil Improved method. on linen will last longer when dnno up nt the Steam Steam laundry, Salem. Sa'em Steam Laundry. I'OUINKI. J. OI.MKTKIU flliirillRTOH. I'lioiiiHU. SK) Liberty Street HBATINGI STEAM, HOTAIH, ' HOT WATER, Estimates furnished, and work done promptly, substantially and at honest prices. J :.,! ..ltd !U AIM samo clay. WAI.DKN II. L T V ft I1 A J. TUKNKU Audit. Etmni I Atbauj.d 0.R.&I DIPAUT. roa "TiisT Mall 8p. Ill, Smir' kane KM IT 3.15 pm I i in. an. m ex Hun Batur- iu p, in, Uavel HalCDl timk scnaritn-x. Krom I'ortUml. Hall iMke, Dearer Kt. woij iimaiin. nausaa mj, Uiula,0hlcau and hast. Wnlla Walls, Hixikane. Ml niHills, HI. I'aul, Uulutk, W uankeu Chicago aim eiMt. i- ""ocKA(rbiKAsia'fiTt'a fur Han rranolMKi, Uall eTorjr dve days. foi.usiniA mvKii UTlft lll.l. To Astoria auil wiy IjidJI-' . W1LLAMGTTK ItlVKH ruriianu, Mitwberil ami iJinJIngs. TueMlay, Tliuntilay and r'amrJajslU .iiiiuuay ivHinesuay snu trluay ai i, FOR CORVALLIS" And way jxtlnm Tuesday, Tlmwliju wJ,.i. JIl, WILLAMETTE RIVER DI 1ml v boats Lit Portlnnd 11 1 Transfers to street cur lloeit Ks yity If the steaincrsureJtUjrtfl uotiriu trip tickets to all v urciron, WuRhlnutnn or wW Connections made ut I'nrtliQ all rail, lirmin nnd rlv..r II11M. W. II. I11RLU' Uen. Pass. Am.. I'tiri sk. , O.M. ROWERS, Aueiil, Tridf UUCK, JSUIfllll. BOlbE & RARKER, City AP MKAT sand POULTKY MARKET I waB AllYllWd br frlnda Whit hail lt. vnnHatrfiil cure niadf by It, to Irr Swlft'a tineclflo We Km iwu iHJiuc. iui 1 if 11 not again rTlT In tny bwaat hope for htalih and banDlnra aifalll. I linnrovaVi fmtn thst at t an.l aai. .. j , . u , 1 C .... - . . ,-- - r- v -. Ht VU uuaiiicai uciug 1 lauukicu mc v-ourt nirir aim prricci cure was me result, B. 8. 3. ii.. ta tlii only blood rvmedy whloU reaches das- ,,ou,e' ierU caaes. Msa.T V. Lss, DKKim 1-11.K11, Uontiromery.AU. . 1 1 r . Of tho many blood remedies, 8. 8. S. Hoiiim . Jones and I.ulio M. Jones 8tho only one which can reach deep- to I .yd la Iluuuett, lots No. A and it, block seated, violent cases, It never falls to No. 10, in Geo. 11. Jones' addition to cure perfectly and permanently the Salem, IIWO. 1 IV. " ueBI" e which are beyond ,1. M, roormau and Lidia l'oorman to MaiU'itrtit I.everid, lots No. I, 2, a and i, In block No. 1, Schwrnlor's addition to Woulburn, l0. Chas. K. lltiiinott to John 0. llofer, Is J'Urei.t tkoctabli, and is the onlv lot No. US, MeOown Fruit Farms, f 100. 1 llol remedy guaranteed to contain no 1 Isaac N..MII08 and Esther 11, Miles to' 1"a:1f,li;0' ?fcm,n'i ah 1 u ii. .... 1 . v . r,' ' Valuable books mailed free bv Swift ' Charles K lenniit, lot No. 118, McGown Bpeclflo Oompaay, AUaata, QwilZ Fruit Farms, 75. tho reach of other remedies, S.S.S&Blood St .te street, near rvlroad r e he and ticsl meals. My auv I kwc ill led reaiain town 7 1 Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T, S. BUBR0UQH8, 102 State; St." Phone I5II The Orient Insurance II. V. KllWHI-. l. f. MATIIKlVH. Edwards &. Mittliews, FRESH AND CURBD SIEATS New Finn ! New Shopi llest Meats I NtMrfar Ham Kast diate ft Telephone anat Co. OK HARWORD, CONN. Assets..,, i; ivw 1i ti, ,. ri 10,000, .labllitlos I IWOOil .Surplus to PoUey Holders llllH.OIij! insure you against loss by fire;' for teims enquire ol THOMAS BOLTON. Resident Apart. Journal Oflice. Salem, Ore. aCOaaBpflJsasafc Jklsjft Will The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and the best of sAusae. KltKK DELIVERY. All bills due the lato firm of Wnlt . Mlmke mustjbo paid, caoi &, SON 171 Cotnmorclal St. New Strawberries. Growers canmake biff 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 CROPHEK DOWNINGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS. 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