The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 30, 1900, Image 3

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js Dally exoopt Sunday id 8 a. tn.
ngUIUIV nnir. nnu iiir.nr imijuii
t ( UooklbotwMa HUM tail i;onrt'Hts.
M.'.V BALDWIN, Agent.
OWE DO
As wo Advertise
SPECIAL
SALE X
YES!
The chlnawaro has Its Old prlco with:
Ivwin figures loft on, and (in you select
Iww goods you will reqcjVo It at -
20 P?p cent
Disc'o'UDf -
HI pay you to purchase now dur-
o Special Sale. The now- cluna-
noxt fall po doubt will ho 15 per
hiithor. Como now wlnlo yuu can
t loa8t 35 portent,.
tai aaio win cnu saiuruay ru.
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Froo Dollvory.
tflSQNAL AND LOCAL
raitdltloiiKl I.onl Nawssco Kimrtll 1'nlfO
a Nela wont to Albany hHt night.
IP. Moody took tho overland train
rewriting for Porlond. .
w s
tpt. Jfts. L. Lambirtli wont to PortA
I orf business for tho day.
livid Jensen and three' 'child ron
ed for Menominee' Falls, Wis., this
lng -1'
motor J. D Daly, gf Corvallls, who
Benton county candidate for
l'ks, wits tu tno city touay,
II. II. Hewitt, of Albany, who
ken of as u ' successor to Thoi.
ajuo's cent in congress, ua In tho
'yesterday. j -
rrV G. Fowler, and llttlu eon. of
d-H-w
WW:
iS
oiama
An V 4Mi
mmn
IP-51. Artist on, who wore hero on u visit to
'f ' A.tW.'.Fowlernnd Mrs. Lewis, returned
this morning.
nd Mrs. V. Lv Unnin, who
(wen visiting nt the home of hx-
an V. A. Lege, loft yestorday
n for their homo at Scuttle".
MrF. McClollun, of Albany, who
for tho last throo weeks visit-
fagVlier family of &. M. Mundoll'
rHMpI'liomo on last night's overland'
' Wff Holycrgon. Miss Lizilo Hoi-
vlJr3JCr. and. Mrs. K. Broymnn, Mr.
awIJfcaiVW. liroyman, Mr.- and Mrs.
C. Avtihwy, -Mrs. W. T. Williamson,
W, MSffieedd, and othpr, wore
among
Kniina
thjP.&ifetnltes who listened to
HMfU Port land. last night.
tOght-or, Retreat .
Which ever soldiers do, they need to be
mi, mm mi who wish to in tnomuoives
(or tkMtiea of life want tho bent of food,
M af4ied to patrons at tho White
IkiiMwJtestaurant.
.-h$L. '
MUWHLENU1U ATTRACTIONS
Appear at the Opera House
London Life Tonight.
t, at tho Reed, will bo seen tho
' five-act melodrama London
LiV,wWch will be produced with the
smm NMctacular lavlshnocs that shiual-
ie4 Mm successful presentation in New
Yoffc'UMt season. Londou Life is ro
mmIbMq from a tce.nio point of viow
mmKL'Xho play appeals strongly to all
oople ami satisfies all tastes.
arm, Jaiuo4 ure auiigutiuity
aud tliouch tho heroiuu noes
thMNMk some painful experiences her
wwttl1 cornea at last. Ixmdou Life
fdbptMliave a largo, houeo tonight, aud
iM'w.mK thoator-goore rlso to tho an-
i of their wants, which thuv
it in this production.
iifd'rdc l'ringle's famous Georgia
i will piuy nero mursouy uveu
mrr porioi
fun
tW mmc of pltMSuro lsguarantied
yJi
Social Dance.
evening, Kifhniary.iM, by Wood
the World, nt Slate luburnnco
-IThu main room h.is becincan-
.Meinbrij uud, Inviteil guests
"le present. AdmlKJilon. uuntlo
,96 cents; Indie, free. Music by
lint orcnestia .Memoers can
Invitations front Wile) A Moore-r,
Olf
ORE
UNGrS
lungs, pain in the chest and pain-
uung aro quicKiy reuovuu. uuu
by the old reliable speclflo, Dr.
Ooush SvniD. Tbfa remark-
emodv hrfnlrn n n a rtfilfl in ono
hnd Cs, without doubt, tlioyory
ouicuieioraii ancctiona or uio
and InnirSL Ifc hna nrd thou.
i and will core you. it never dia-
Mfc ry it as once.
'.Bull's
ough Syrup
r"iH oulokrv hMl ct Lum.
irp tmalt aad pfcaiaci to. tike. Doctor
Bitnaiu ntccajcnU. At all tlruntiu.
xrE&ti
Harl
T.ilIP
TMMfc
Smfitij colored performers in a pro
rwtyaricd acts, vaudoYlllot minstrel,
KHcdy and coin io opera appear ut
htWSm
TAXPAYERS' ( MEETING.
A- Levy of 6 1-2 Mills Made for This
'. 'District'
The Proposed Tenth Grade Wo Voted
Down After
Debate.
M tho city council chamber last oven
lug occurred tlio annual taxpayers'
meeting of School DiatrictNo.21. Chair,
man II. T. JJruco presided and Clerk
Jos. Baunnrartner read the call for tho
meeting.
The tlrst business in order was the
reading of tho annual report o( tho
board of directors, which was published
In Tit k Journal Jan. 22. Fully ono
hundred represcntatlvo citlrenn wero
present and participated In tho dolibor
ations. After the report was read, Tilmon
Ford lisked If It was necessary to ustab
llsh a tonth grade.
Judgo It. 1'. Bolso then suggested that
instead 'of cstabliehhig a tenth grado
tho graduates of tho ninth grade be en
couraged to attend Wlllamotto univer
sity.. Dr. W. II. Uyrd moved to strike from
tho report of tfie board tho recommenda
tion for n tenth grade.
An amendment to tho motion was
offered to refer this subject to n com
mittee of three to investigate and report
upon tho subject nt tho annual meeting
In March, which was lost.
Dr. Byrd miulo a strong speech against
tho tenth grado. Ho was followed by
Dr. W. A. Cusick in a liko speech. Mr.
Ford spoke flatly against tho adoption of
tho grado and ill fact against public
education nbovo tho lower grades.
Director Chamberlain stated In ans
wer to a question that tho proposed
tenth grado would not require tho fin
ishing off of another room In ono of
tho buildings, and would only necessitate
tho employment of ono additional
teacher, costing on tho whole not over
500.
Prof. Urawfoid, principal of the Lin
coln school, spoke of tho experience at
Albany. It was to the effect that tho
addition of higher grades to the public
schools increased tho attendance of tho
College.
Tho motion to strike thoroeommendii
for n-tcnth grado from tho report carried
and tho measure vna defeated.
Tho matter of putting a now heating
plant in tho East school was brought up,
and as no. ono scorned to have any very
very deltnito ideas on tho subject tho
whole matter was loft to tho board.
The next question was upon tho tux
levy for tho coming year upon motion
nl) mill levy fori school purposes was
made. -
iVn additional levy of onp.half u mill
for ropairs was moved by A. N. Gilbert.
Carried.
Adjourned.
Take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for All
tlio&o dangCrou nfTectloni severe
colds, pleurisy and grippe, which
ball and Winter bring along. It la
the irrcutest cure for bronchitis and
nil throat arid lung affections.
SOMGHARD QUESTIONS ASKEU
How Can One County lie Run Cheaper
Than Another, and Fare Cettci?
Silkm, Or., Jan. 2i, HHX).
Kditoh JoiiiiNAt.; Would It not bo
proper for tho tax payers and voters In
Marion county to hae some explana
tions from tho Republican Clubs which
aro now soliciting votes for tho Juno
election and whoso members aro thor
oughly organized in Marlon county aud
tho party which has always had charge
of public affairs from tho beginning to
tho prosont tlmo of Marlon county,
why the tax levy for 1891) In Marion
county Is 2.1 mills and in Linn county
is only H mills? This is a differ
ence of over 8 mills in tho levy for county
purposes. Also why Marlon county has
about $76,000 in county warrants un
paid, bearing 0 per cont Interest, and
Linn county has no warrants unpaid,
And money enough In tho treasury to
pay all obligations until about tho last
of May 1000? That Linn county lias
built and completed a now court houeo
during 1890 costing over $25,000 which
is fully ipald? That Linn county has
many mora bridges to build and equal
expenses in every department to Ma
rion? That tho assessment of property
in Marlon county is greater than in Liun,
and would produce a much larger sum
of money If tho levys were equal?.
Wo liopo tho Club will give more ox
plauatlo'n of this, to'tho tax payers and
voters before the coming June election,
as it is unfair to charge tho Populist
Democratic Administration in Linn
county with incompetency, at tho prea.
ent timo and under those circumstances,
to tnanago the affairs of tho people.
Yours very truly,
A Tax Pavku.
SUPREMU COURT DECISIONS
s .
Opinion Handed Down by Oregon's
Hlghost Tribunal Today.
K. lendenhull, respondent, vs. J. IS.
P.lwart et al., appellants; judgment
alflrmed. Opinion byJMooro, J.
.'. P F.lwart, appellant, vu. Sarah
Norton, respondent; judgment alHrincd.
Opinion by Moore, J.
W IJ. Nunu.upiHjllant, vs. Mary itird
etal., rroiKindent; judgment allirmed.
Opinion by Moore, J.
Amos T. Young t al., appellant, vs.
Stato of On-con. rexnontlent: Iinliminni
laturmed. Opinion by Bean. J.
State of Oregon, appellant, vs. Marion
County. roiondunt; judgment afllrnifd.
Opinion by Bean, J -
Mary A. Jones, appellant, vs. J. F.
Adams, roqiomlent; judgment reversed.
Opinion by Bean, J.
A. I McFrulden, respondent, v. W,
A. Bwfueriou etal., appellants; judg
ment Modified. Opinion bv Wolvr
ton, C. J.
Tho modern curo lor constipation
ilia famous little pIlU known De
VVItfa Little Titrly ItlseN, Stone
Drug Stores, ,
LEAN
111
PURE
comes from the use
of the famous
Seven
Sutherland
Scalp eieaHer, and with perfect
cieanuness comes beauty.
Mrs., N. J. Bell, Box 60, University
Place, Omaha, Neb., writes : "Every
head should be shampooed frequently
with this wholesome remedy."
After each shampoo, when the hair
is thoroughly dry, the scalp should be
treated with Seven Sutherland Sisters'
Hair Grower. sold by all drusts.
Foresters Qo to Albany.
Abous 25 Foresters went to Albany b
day, whero a now lpdgo will bo Instituted
thisovenlng. More will follow on this
ovonlng's overland and got there In
tlmo to como In on tho homo stretch of
tho festivities.
How's 1 his?
Wo oiler Ono Hundred Dollars Ro
ward lor any caso of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
I J. Cheney &Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Wc, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for tho Inst 15 years, and
bcllovo Itltu perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and tlnnuclully
able to curry out any obligations made
by their Arm.
West & Tuuax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, O.
WALDINO, KlNNAN &MARVINiWll?Ie
sulo Druggists, Toledo, O,
Hall's Catarrh Curo Is tiikcu Inter
nally, acting directly upon tho blood
unci tuuuous surfaces of tho system.
Prlco 75c. per bottle. Sold by till
Druggists- Testimonials free.
II -ill's Family Fills arc tho best.
IlEECIIAM'S
Constipation,
Fills No equnl for
A special from Canyon City, Colo.,
says: Thomas Reynolds, tho convict,
who with three othera escaped from tho
penitentiary after murdering Night
Captain Wm. 0. Roonoy, was captured
last night near Florcnco, ten miles east
of Canyon City, and brought to tho
lnttcr placoln a wagon, whero ho was
taken from tho ofllcers by a mob and
hanged to a telegraph pole.
Lewis Dennis, Salem lud , any a
'Kodol Dyspepsia Curo did mo more
ood than anything I over took." It,
iliresis what-vou cat and cures dvs-
dcpslu and stomach troubles, .Stones
p rug b to res.
Great Expectations
Aro not always realized, but all persons
who patronize our storo expecting to
llnd the best of provisions and groceries
novor bo nwny dissatisfied.
121) cod Diianson & R.U1AX.
It is'aunounccd ut Union Pacific head
quarters that the Union Pacific, Oregon
Short Lino and tho Oregon Railroad &
Navigation Company Imvo decided upon
tho couHolldatlon of general agencies.
J. I. Utvry, Loaanton, Pa., writes,
"I ns cured of nncutuonln by the use
of Ono Mlnuto Cough Cure. It also
(Hired my children of whooping
cough." Quickly cures colds, croup
and lung iroiioics. niiarcn an iikc
It. Mothers endorse it. Stones Drug
Stores.
Tho jowelry storo of F. W. A. Cruln
was robbed nt Junction City, Friday
evening, lotweon the hours of 0 and 0
o'clock.whllo Mr. Craln and his brother,
Horace, woro at supper.
"Iain indebUdto Ono MlnutoCough
Curo for my health. It cured me of
lung trouble following grlppo."
Thousands owe their lives to tills
novor rolling remedy. It cures coughs,
bronchitis, pneumonia, grlppo und
throat troubles, Its early uso pro
vents consumption. It Is the only
Harmless remedy mat gives immediate
cstilts, Stones Drugstores.
Itrazlllan gunboats, and troops, Imvo
been ordored to Acre to enforco tho pro
tocol between Bolivia and Brazil.
ThoTlppecanooplubof Chicago has
asked Senator Mason to rosign his seat,
and has dropped his namo from tho
club vulls,
Qov. Wells of Utah, has called a spec
ial election for April 2d to fill tho va
cancy caused by Roberts' rejection.
Eugene has lovlod a 7,5 mill city tax,
making a total to tho taxpayer of 30
mills.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itartlflclallydlgeststho food and old
Nature In strengthening and recou
Hrtictlngtho exhausted digestive or
;aii9. It is the latest discovered digest
tut and tonic. No other preparation
:an approach it In eSIclency. It in
stantly rellovea and peraianently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,'
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
jlcklleadache.Gastralgla.Cramps.and
ill other resuiuofimperfeotdlgestlon.
mMporcdbyC.C OaWlU A Co., Cbleago.
STONE'S DRUG STORE.
Osteopathy in Salem.
.Dr. Uraco Alliright, graduate of tho
American School of Osteopathy, Kirks
villa. Mo. j is located lit the Bush A Uroy
mau block, over Welter's groce'v store.
Tho following Is a partial list of the
disuses which have been treated Oateo
pathlcally with excellent success: Nerv
ous prostration, LlVbr, Heart, Stomach,
Kidney and bnlenio troubles. Female Ir
regularities. IUcorrhear Melancholia,
ietU-unu4S, Bladder troubles, Spinal
affections. Locomotor Ataxia, Gull
Stones. Piles. ParAlyslj, Spinal Curva
ture, Varicose Veins, Ulcers, Sprains,
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, all eye af
fuetions such as Granulated Lids; Ulcer
ntiSl Cornea. Cataract, etc.. Throat aud
Lung troubles, Tic-doulounix,Headch"e,
rndlL'eation. Goitre. Hln iolnt dtfrnso.
Constipation. Neuralgia, lthe,tiipfctbm
Dylepsia, Eczema, etc. t5M
Office ihys: Monday, WcdnwJay,
Frid.iy. I 16 lmo d&w
HTm Hbvs,
r Jlj
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ItJDAY'S MARKBT.
PortTLASn, Jan. 30. Wheat valley
60(351 Wnlla Walla, 6162.
Flour Portland, $2.55 to 2.00. Supor
flno 2.15 per bbl.
Oat White 3530o, grey 33. to IM
Hay Timothy 10fl2.00 per tVn.
Hops 7l0c old crop 6 6c.
. Wool Valley. 12Q18ct Eaatern Or
egon. 8Q14o Mohair, 27 .S0.
Millstuff Bran, 17 shorts, 18, .
Poultry ChlckenB.mlxed..oOto 3.60
Hens 4 to 4.60, turkeys, live, 13c.
Eggs Oregon,lfl17c per doz.
Hides Greon,Bnlted601b8,80c.tinder
00 lbs, 7K08X; Bhcop pelts, 1520c.
Onions 51.601.75 per cental.
Butter Best dairy, 3037J$: fancy
creamery, 60c to 65c storo 22Jo 27c.
Potatoes 65 to 85o per contal.
Hogs Heavy dressed 5c to 0c.
Mutton Dressed.Oe to 7o tier pound.
Becf-Stccrs. 3.60$4.00; cows, W.OO
03.60 dressed, beef 0)4 to 7
Veal dressed, 0)8)c.
SALEM MARKBT.
Wheat 68 pounds nnd over 40c.
Wool 10c, Mohair 30c.
Hops? to IJo.
Barley 35 to 36c
Oats 20 28c.
Hay Baled, client 18.00., Timothy
8.310.
Eggs 1510o.
Flour In wholesale lota $2.00 retail
$3.00
MlllstufTs-bran $13.00 shorts $10.00.
Hogs dressed, 6)ifc.
Livo cattle titeura 3Kcows2J' to 3,
Sheep 2.50$3.
Dressed Veal ofic
Buttor Dairy 18 creamery 25c.
Poultry Chickens 0 to 7c, Turkoys 10
tol2,c.
Potntocs 25 to 30c.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership,
Noticois hereby given that tho part
nership heretofore existing betweeen
E. F. PrkhurstnndLeeMcGrow, under
the firm namo of E. F. Parkhurst & Co.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All bills, notes or accounts duo said Arm
aro assigned to E. F. Parkhurst, who
succeeds to tho business of E. F. Park
hurst & Co.
E. F. PARKHURST,
LEE M'GREW.
Salem Or., Jan. 17, 1000. 1-18-tf
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"osteopath.
Dll. GllAOE ALBRIGHT
Graduato of tho American School ol
Osteopathy at Kirksvlllo, Mo. has
oponed ofllco at Bush ft Brayman block,
Commercial straot Salem Oregon.
Ofllco days Mondny, Weduosdny and
Friday. Diseases of 'women and child
ren a specialty. 10-17-lm
OFFICK. CITY HALL
I Foi water aervice 4ppiy at oflice. ISiP
payable monthly In advance. MaVe
' complalnti at.tbe rC,
! O. H. LANB
! Mepcba-nt TailOp
I 07 STATE 8T11EBT
, 7 Bulla 8S15 and upwarcbi,
I Pants S3 and upwcidt'
CAPITAL!? city
Express and Transfer
Meet all malt anil pauengor train. Ita
gage nnd express tu all paiti of lb
I'lompt service. Telephone No, 70.
elf)
DISQUK. & SKIPTON
ASSAY OFFICE
ANDjiLADOitATORY
No. 71 Chemckcta st,
.1, Il.'P. THTHILL Assayrr
PLATlNO PHOTOS.
Enlargements In Crayon miikI Water
Color. Photo HuttoiiB,
Amateur developing und llntshlng
neatly tiono. u. w. uii-jkjMA,
Hucerr to F. J. Drown.
GltOUND FLOOK
4,'i Commercial St., Salem Oregon.
SOULE BROS.
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TUNERS AND REPAIRERS
I'UPAI) )t'.
Kor!Blem Hint Tlolnllr Icovc nnlers at ileo
Will's MuloHtoo.
SALEM I ILE FACTORY
jSalem Water Co.,
Groat Itcductlnn In
OOjDramTile
Now is tho tlmo to socuru baruains,
Pricos are lower now than over boforo.
Choice stock of tho best tile made in the
ttato.
Following Is the reduced prlco list
3 Inch lllo 110 00 per loco rest,
4 Inoli Ilia IIS uo per IOOO feci.
A Inch lllo t;0U0 par 10U0 led
Incli tile moo per loou rvrt,
7 Inch lllo llano pr louu feet,
a .Inch tile HOW perilOUO fret.
Wrlto for special rates by car load lots.
Address,
J. E.. arURPHY,
Falrurounds, Or.
Saloon and
Fixtures For Sale
Including bar, and bur fixtures,
billiard table, pictures, card
tables, etc., also a small stock
liquors. Inquire for purticularc
of Sherman, Condit and Parle,
uttoruoys, in Gray block.
f .. 1 T 1 etl
Dealer In Cast Iron, Wrought iron
Stove plates, coper, braes, lino,
lead rojio, rubber, babs lildos pajwr K
aud bones. J
It 8 II. Proprietor,
I 130 Court St. Hulom Ore. V
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G. A. ROBERTS,
tear
Bicycle ReoairingJaS
Ifmlindlu iiukllltfilliil
Henerul repairing.
IDIlfi.nl.,M1l M Phono 870
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Attornoy-nt-Law
Toledo, OroKon.
W as tlrk of Circuit Court for six years u,lln
an uiv to due almtrart of all nroneriy lu Llutolii
rouuty.
IIUui
OLD HUNDRED
Continues tho sumo tune, but has a uuw
proprietor. I wish my friends aud thu
public to know that I Imvo bought
Winter' variety storo. If you want
house lurnhuilngs and kitchen ware it
will iav vou Io look over mw tiwV.
' T , r euniipX
ICO Court BV..'
I
1 hK- SI inn
Danger is Lurking in It
when your bathroom or lavatory Ifn't
fitted np with modern sanitary 'plumb
ina. Sewer gas is moro danirorous in
inter tlian in Summer, becaueo venti
lation is not so Ireo. Vou will ward off
disease oy Having your closets, bath
room. kttpllPII. nlltbd fltlll M'nt ..hlnni.
overhauled. Wo make a speci..ity ol
sanitary plumbing and do it EClcntifl
cally and nt reasoutiblu prices.
BARR&PETZEL
1M COMMERCIAL STREET
Telephone No. 3371
Oregon Shori Lino Railroad
Tho Direct Itoiito to
.Montana, Utah. Colorado
and all Eastern Points
GlTi-iCchnlcy of two tarorlto routes, via the
Union Pacific Fast Mull Line, or tho
lllo Oranda Ucculo Lines.
Look at tho Uuio
HiDuys to Salt Lake
2i Days to Denver
3i Days toChlcauo
4i Days to New York
rrocltocllnlna Chstr Cars, Upholstered Tou..
tst BloepliiK cars, and "unman 1'alacoJ
Blocpers operated on all trains.
For further Information applyito
I10I8K.A 1IAUKER, Anenls, Salora.
W K. COMAN, flnn'l Agonl,
a O. TKKIIV, Trav. I'ass. Al
194 II ltd ft I Mill nl
Donvcr & Rio Grando
SORNIO LINK
OP THE WOULD.
Ilia Favorl.o Transcontinental Iloutu lluUcou
tho Northwest nnu an roima nasi.
Uholeo of Two Itoutos Throuiih th Famous
HOOKY MOUNTAIN SOKNERY.
And Four Hniites Kh( of
I'ueliln anil Denver.
All pasieiiRcrs granted a day stop-orer In Hie
Mormon Capital or nnvwluTu between Oicden
and Denver Personally conductod Tourist Ex
cursions threo days a week to
Omaha. Kansab City, St. Louis,
Chicago and tiih East,
For tickets and any Information regardlna
rates, routes, elo., or for drrlptlfaderllaliiii
matter, call ou aaenu of Oreuon Hallway i
Naflaatlnii Oo..Oteon Bliorl lino or Bouilietn
Pad no Com panics.
S. K linOPKIt,
O, P. A T. Agt., IVnvor.Col.
It. C. N1CIIOI-,
(It'll, Ant., 211 Wash Ut., loitlsnd Or.
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.
Wttli ono'cxccptlon'tho UirouKh
trains tot ttiu Uurllngton Ilouti
aro almost Inyariubly well-filled
Tho exception Is our St. Paul
Chicago Limited. On the limited
thoro Ih usually room und to
apuro.
Don't Infer that It Is neither
so tine, nor si. fust, as ANY truld
of ANY other line between tit
Paul und Chicago. On tho con.
trury, tlinu Is 110 muro beautiful
train In America. It hits cleutrh
light, stc'im hcut, whio vestibules
tho most suiuructory dlulng-ca
servlco on tho continent mid
lowor berth 'or everybody,
A.C.BIIKLIVJN.
(Un'l Acnt, Portland O
A LIFE SAVED.
Dr J.P,
Cook, thaUotanloalSpao
nllst,
uuoooouis Wlioro,.Othur
Pall.
To whom it may concern i
j ins is to ceriuy tiiai JKiriiia i'. Con
ner, of Mt.Angi'l precinct. Marlon coun
ty. Oregon, bus suffered from a cancer.
ous growth lu tho left ear for about three
years. 1 no grow tit uus cutout twice and
llliriliul tfllll AllPfl lii AlKiltil ll,t.li.tna
but tho grow tli catuo hack us bad
as over, ami pained her no ludly that
site bad to lw taken from schuo). After
three week's treatment by Dr. J. F.
Cook, of Halein, Orugc-n, tho Itotanlcal
Hix-cialiat, tho growth entirely disap
peared, and at this date, our months
since treatment was Im-uuii, tho growth
has not renptH-arod, and tho ear has en
tirely healed leaving only tho scar in
flicted by the Albany doctors.
I heroby certify thut the above statu
meut Is absolutely true, and that Iter
thu P Coiiuur, tho l-ermni inuutioned
the Hfllilavit, bus residixl in inyfaiu-
early childhood. Iieurimr thu ro-
ship to mo of nioco.
. II. U. UlNll.
Bubseribed uud swori. to Mora me
",,M dX of June, JBW. W. W
jB, tol,ty rlerk ol Mnrlmi county
Oregon.
A" dlnetiHKs sucoMHifiilly treated and
rW
S, C. STONE. M. D.
I l(iptUiif(ll
Stones Drue: Stores
rUl.KM, OltKOOS
I Tin; ileus (two In number; aro loratwl a
No. rtt ami &u Couininilal strtxl, ami art
wtll stiK-kfd Mltti a foinln Una udlniss aim
Divtllclnts, tullt-t aillclis jrfuuii-ry. briuliM
eU-.,cta.,-U!
Pit. UTON
llsslisa wuieM jirsJiirIrii' lu iu w
UceolmoiltcluaaiKt now tuakei no cbarc (oia
cousultatuiD. aiauilnauou orirwrlitlob
It. R,
w
WANTJBJD.
iinn.JVi'. "A'Yr.l'fnint
four.
.-w;il?" 'J' "'""JJoiH.
;" "nioo mr ua,, quo a teAni
ho inwtrtkd
LOofrdr;S
Salem. Howl stand of clover, Aoriv
"Ith I2aim0t
l'?Jlr?iT"IccO"Vodontcotbwi
. . rwms on iweiitli street orf Uw
car lino. Rent moderateApply to
JphnMolraw) Cotnmeicial Rve?
Tclopliono oirico. 1 2
orders for '-War in South AfrloanS
the Dark Coniinn . T;" t?" "a
OlvlliaaUon." lv ivii iuJ r".!X ,0
Out fmin H.ivu, ...... .
by William IlWinj.
Illbf. nn, I
? : ll ,or.'..ln' W" "'vonderfullvcnm.
titnln." '
"graphic doscriutiona." "i,.ii!
lluntly
Written." "u, ,..,. ..'...,.. "'
lustrated" , dJumnd rema kable' sale,
unprecedented nrinn. u Viri :!' .?
d.siribuiolioo.uwi,, K0(1 ,,, our
j.f''t miss" this
-..-..v, .au niKiiesi COIIini lfioini,.
books on 3D ilnv .it. ,........ t
duty paid: sanplo caso frVe. Yd, m
Tho Dominion
Company, Dopt; V,
1 vast
uiiiengo.
1JAKRED FLYJIOTH nnntrlZC
ereiH irom tno clioicost stock sf Aim.
lord Baylors, ei'lebrutud U. P. It. noul
try arm at Wow .Market, 2nd. om bo
birds are truo to a lewthur and are
equal to tho best in tho- state, at SIS
Com. street, fcalem, Ua-gon.' .Mott
u,: yia-t.
POR RENT.-Morlock place In SotTth
Salem for rem or sale at a barva n
ranch. Call at onco, at tho p!ao.
18-12t
GO VERNM ENT POSITION8 : -DonTt
, prepare for any civil torvico or cmuus
-esmninatiou without seeing ourcala
.h.guo 0( i..fori..atlou. bent Vfree.
..Columbian Correiondence, Wasblng.
.t0i: l-lg-iljs
FOkBj.K-Hacro8 of good laini 45
?.? ,l0W! ,nni1' BOoU ,,0U8. nnd
barn, running ttntor ou placo, fcO rods
of vii :., "HP cn'';Iunl?"ce In 3 years
v in nd(,fc''8 " J- "el'""' Bt.
.PuuI, Oregon. MOllm.
Salmon Brown, Eastgalom.l 3 lm
FOR RENT.-80 acres gool oak-arul?
land 'lorms $2.75 cash down 5r 13
Jl alter harvest, and SSucres of hop yards
With hon-honsn nl till ,i. n.-fVr t
,i ,. , V lv w;u. ui. a
..ii, jjiuuks uregon.
12 0 tf
FOR
RENT. n,olrnl,U ww.. ...
nlshed or unfrtrnished for gntlomen.
Sr1',?orna80nub,0,-,CaU Go"'
lo109 Commercial streot. 10-11-tr
IJ1UYOLE PATH-lr yourbio7cle
M0ed? mpalr,a brin ' IfiWo tiavo
the skill uud stock to keep it la drst
elasa condition. Wo curry a full
no ni sundries and uiakoa special
Ity or enuiueilng come and sco us,
wl1Wl,lr.',u.ll:imtronl, Guvnor &
M10' liberty stieot. Holiuun's
block, next door to stcuui laundry
Phono o55. j..jL
IIm.U. fl'KANKIlS-Itauwnibei
thut tho bait and ctieapcst carpot
UPupor Ih the heavy folt pupor sold
UtTUKJOUUNALOlllCe. so.it
To Whom it May Concern.
Salkm, Or., Dec. 20, 1800.
All persons knowing themselres in
ilebted to tbo Salem Truck A Dray Co.,
will pleaao call at their ofllco aud settle
Immediately or their accounts will be
placed Willi an attorney for collection.
Ueo. Uriswold Receiver. 12- 20-tf
Refaim Kcliool buppllcs.
b'euled proposals ure hereby luvlted
for luriiiHlitiig tho Oregon fcStuio Re
form tiuhool wild supplies for the
quurlor ending March 31, 1000, a list
i.f winch will be lurnlshcd upon up
Dllcul ton to tho Uurliiieutlcnt. All
ill mI'H"11 '" by l 'olwcl January
.,,. .. , n II. E. IRckEus,
12 10 tf tiupt. Oregon Reforoi auuool
SALEM HOP BUYERS
SQUIRE PAIJIIAK.
o. M Htato st. 'Pliono No. 1221.
IPABER & JS-EISrv
Aioany and t-alom. Salem oflice,
1U Uiitinurviat St, upstair.
Neekernittii A Rogers, b. P10lle
No. 121. Oillceat New York and
Loudon,
Bush Building, Commercial at.
SSfHS ' "1C0 t"1,!'p,'ouc
JAOICS, (J UtYnOfl AEL
A CO. OflICO UVIir .Inlinnnn'a
Clothing store, iu Bush-Breyman
bldg.
taTivesley & CO "
Comiiiorol.1 t. 8econdUIr south
o(Iidd A Bush bank; roam 18.
upsUirs. 'Phone 1211. '
PRODUCE BUYERS.
H.S.GILErCO
Wholesale Fruits, Produce, etc.
Kalom, Oregon. Otllce; Injur
anco bloak. 'Phono 1X)1. War,
house, at Wallato warubouse.
A. m. humphreyVcoT
Buy and storu wheat, oats and
otlierojralii. Ruy potatoe. Also
do fimpping und cleaning. 270
Comtmtrcittl St. 'Phone 2703.
SALEM f OKG03S
. j w. w.
halotn lainD No. lu ti(auvu. v.f.i. ...
.mr ja ".. o a : w- hrj. ;t. 'ss lu;
K. X. lloulllrrd. O.
nsn, u His, liUi,
W. A. Uootxi, elert.
room 19, WoorvsUk
KOKlIMTICIxa OV JVMrCHlQA
iljstiu lu 1 urur Uok. John U. CIuudc n. A,
lllnwnbty. tWMyi
The Bon Bon
Una a new proprietress who will cou tin
uo to serve all patrons with the freshest
lock of best confectionery and fruit.
A refreshing drink of todaor cider and
the brst of cigars at 133 State Street.
I1H lm M-s. A. Curtis
a cuta 1 Mri
n r. MHCMa,
m (. wa uu
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