The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 05, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt w s K. 'A ' rutp R1' o wSml IffTlffllYlflfffltTFJfmnflMHTTfMffTlffinTinii AN INTELLIGENT MAN is one who Has good understanding! iXacp'eSboee! FURNISH THE BEST KNOWN UNDERSTANDING THEREFORE THE INTELLIGENT MAN IS ONE WHO WEARS HOSTETTER's (i CEUBRATEO 'W a, fm&'tsV Shoes. "tUMmiUMiJiiUiiiiiiiniiiuMmiiimii TOE DAILY JOURNAL BY HOHRR BHOTHBKS MONDAY, FJIBItUAItY 5, 1000. Dally, Ono Year 93.00, In Advanoo Dally, four Montna $L00. 1a advance Weekly, One Tear 81.00, In Advance THE KENTUCKY ANARCHISTS -AND THEin APOLOQISTS, William Goobol, governor of Kentucky lies dead, struck down by the band of a cowardly nsxtnin, wliilo tlio stnto In on I to bo successful by lawful methods, the opposition was justified In hiring some ono with n riflo to put him out of the way. That Is tho gist of their comments. In tlio particular Instance quoted above, of courso, another eloment is Involved, for it seems to bo constitutionally impossi bio for tho paper quoted to tell tlio truth about an opponent. It is n falling which tho pcoploof Oregon ought to bo noil acquainted with by this time. Coobol had not plunged tho stato Into chaos by his violent courso because Micro was no hint of violence- in his courra. Ho had been proceeding fc STOMACH BITTERS If the system overworked nature needs aids to restore the body to a normal healthy condi tion. Tho best medicine todo this Is the Hit- tcrs. It will euro Dyspopsln, Indigestion. Constipation, Norvousnoss Malaria, Fovorand Akuo. HIS LAST STATEMENT. Continued from Fourth I'Jgc. the verge of anarchy and civil war, Thcro socmstobo cilromo reluctance in all parts of tho country and among all parties toaccopttho one conclusion to which tho circumstances surrounding ing tho shooting of Goobol so plainly point, it nanny seems cmiioio mni Taylor and his lieutenants igro so on tiraly lost to all considerations of mor ality, humanity and honor that they would deliberately plot to remove n political opponent by tho damnable act of assassination. Yet their courso both beforo and aftor the act must throw n strong susplclou upon thorn. Ono thing Is cortaln : Thoy proposo to over-ride by force tho laws of Kentucky. Taylor, acting as governor, is bidding defonco to tho law which ho has worn to uphold, bidding deflanco to the courts, intrenching himself In the stato houso ,guarded not only by tho militia but by a forco of niouutalneors armed with Winchesters. Ho has, In fact, bocomo an anarchist, and tho stato of anarchy oxlstlng in Kentucky today consists soloty in tho actions of Taylor and his forces. The Goebel forces have committed no ovort act whatever in deflanco of law or the courts. Thoyhao proceeded from the start strictly according to tho laws of Kentucky. They claimed Qoobol's lection ana tlioy iiavo been taking n course strictly within tho law to enforce their claim. Thoy havo Invoked tho niRchinory of the law and tho courts; Taylor has called out tho militia and his mountaineer murderers to prevent tho enforcement of law nml tho decrees of tho courts. Taylor declared martial law when no man was making n disturbance except his thugs and assassins, lto by force prevonted the legislature from mooting, and threatened tho legislators with ar rest if thoy attempted to meot. Ills militia has captured and detained olllcorr of the state courts whon thoy woro en gaged In (hodlschargo of their lawful duty. Taylor has followed tho courso of a lawbreaker and a bulldozer from tho start. To quoto tho Itosoburg ltovlew: "Taylor got his majority in tlio lowest wards of Louisvillo and tho mountain counties, where a human life and u drink of whiskey aro of about equal value," Ho Imported his murderous mountaineers and entertained them at the capitol, A squad of thoso same mountaineers protected Qoobol's mur derer, who was undoubtedly ono of their number) yet thoy wore allowed to depart in peace, and no effort has been mado to apprehend them. And Taylor has tried to forco the legislature to meet at London, in tho stronghold of the) very mountaineers, who bark the ballot with assassination. In all this embrogllo tho UooImiI forces seem to havo acted with reinaik- ably good judgment, while at tho start they wor generally supposed to bo lit tho wrong, their self-control and their street adherence to lawful methods has put thuiu lit tho right in thu right in tho eye of tho country ami they have tho moral forco of tho nation behind them now in their fight against anarchy and bruto force. strictly according to law. He had neither inaugerated nor counseled any violence in any form, and his friends havo used every effort to prevent tho Democrats from meeting with vloloncotho violenca and ileflanca of law and courts, inauger ated and carried out by Taylor, with tho avowed purposo of overriding tho law in tlio interest of what he is pleased to term "Justlco" that Is tho supremacy of Taylor himself. "Ho died by tho methods which his own lifo invoked." If to bo n success ful and unscrupulous political manager is to Invoke nnd justify assassination from ambush, then what safety is tlioro for koiiio of our larger figures on tho staga of natfonal politics? What of Hanna and Quay and l'latt and some otliors who could be mentioned? Tho truth Is that Goobol was llko hundreds of other men who navo mado a success In politics and aro looked upon as loaders, and by no means candidates for tho bullot of a cowardly murderer shooting from concealment. Tho attempted Justification of the deed by papers of tho Oregon la u Htr!x only shows that their Ideas of right and wrong aro matlciB of partisan or factional otivcdlonoy. There is no justlllcatlou for cold blooded, premeditated assassination, and tho newspacr that trios to excuse such an act has no proiter sphere of useful ness In this country or this century. JOUtlNAL "X-nAYB." And now even tho Uold Democrats aro flocking to Hryan. Thoy have to reseot an honest man, even it they don't ugree with him. t t A Balom thrco-year-old has coined u now word. Ilerfathorasked her: "Who fixed up your playhouse so nicely T" "Mamma and I did It. Mamma was tho 'didder' and I was tho 'watcher.' " X t t Tlio government sells bonds to got money. Then it takes buck tho bonds to get rid of money. It pays interest on tho money It gets, and tho Now York bankers charge more lntorc.st on the monoy it gets rid of, It Is it wonderful system I Kx. t t t Cot. Hofer's excellent sermon in the Capital Journal on tho text; "Men who can't fight can't have a country," taken from tho Orcgonlan is ono of tho most x)inted ones we havo over read. He doesn't "do a thing" to blatherskite Harey Scott and other imHrialists of his Ilk, ami It Is n safe two to one bet that oott won't come back at him. It is a pity it can't bo road by every voter In Oregon. Cottage drove Louder, tt IM aid Mnrklmm is Kitlning distinc tion In tho Kant lis ntliHr than tho field of poosey. Mr Markhmu is on record us ay I up that hu "knows n woman in Ban Francisco who has on hundred pairs of embroidered silk stockings that oost her MO a pair." It would simm to bo high time for Mrs Markham to Insist that her husband confine his philosophical researches to "Tho Man With tho Hoo" instead of "Tho Woman With the ltoso." t t t Xlm brethren are not happy, us In all times the demand for far excepts tlio sup ly of olllcos. Here is Soott. u news paper man of l'ortlund. as lie Is face- direction violence had been I 10ll'y styled b tho Hoseburg ltevimv. far, his death now will notlafter tho souln of Senator Mellrldouli.i inner did any ono any harm. And yet, ns wo started out to soy, Bcott with up lifted tomahawk, is niter tho wnlor sen ator like a Soux I ud luii nn the war path. Tlio Salem Statesman comes up strong for tho defense. It justly says: "Let Mcltride alone, he ain't done noth ing tonobodd)," And, by jiuks, ho hasn't. The Statesman asserts further that the senator has hustled out and hustled early and tale to get all of his personal friends a job at thu public crib, Ho had totako care of Hendricks, of tlio Statesman, llrst, and dldn' hu do that? Scott is unreasonable. Give Me Undo a show. Timo.Mountainocr. Uocbfll Is dead, loavjng anaroliy be hind him, of which ho was tlio principal author, lie lias died by the methods which hit own lUo Invoked. Hy his violent course ho bus plunged u great lata intochaoti and as tho evil that men do lives alter them, tho stato of Kentucky now welters In th uuvuunr auarohy that bo set in motion. Kiueo unuer uu carried so materially eliango the course of things, Mia uaitouio oi wmon iio one now win i jrcsea urvgoman . 1 ho Oregon an, t ot unexpvotodly. Jus tices tua murder of tiovornor (Joe'wl of iwvHiuoay. imupanor was never known, since rinrvey weott became its editor, to jak khoou Aom ior n political oppoiwtu, Ilyliij, or dead, being more yimnctivo if possible towaid tlio dead. It never nods acrluiH too dastanllv-to ewttdoho, if ft is tMupetratnd upouW who doH not tioloug to its iwrty or cllquo. ltoburg ltovlow. It Is not to bo wondered u that paivr like the Oregonun, which havo no ftxul moral principles of nny kind, slmuld utterapt to Justify the murder of Gov ernor Goebtl. It takes a certain dear is of moral vision and well-defined IdeAof rlht and wrong to eKays tea that a crime U.a crime, whether com wilted by friend or foe. The Orcgonlan J not tlio only paper In thu ronnirv waloh takes tho position that, aa Goebel Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup Cures Ovtr Uiuhttlieiuui stubborn until h u,.n as well ml u cuiupllcatlons-tiuk llu In tlio. throat, Itucky voice uud V 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. villKlnn.r It l. ... ...... . ww a shrewd politician and was about derlul weUlcluicleuce bus produced! but I believe that thoy tried to ho lion cstatloast. Hut thoso wltnesHcs I have named aboyo. thoy aro In tho namo of God a set of infamous scoundrels that tins ever been organized In any civilized country. Any intelligent person, es pecially without prejudice, can see that my conviction was based on suspicion without a scrap of tangible evidence, and tho whole nation ought to be shocked at tho injustico that n poor man gets In tho courts. It is Impossible for a poor man witlrottt money to get Jnstlro any more. They will convict a poor man on general principles and pub lic sentiment, nnd prosecuting attor ney's msdo up evidence. Tlio people were sharpened against mo and poisoned by incrediblo stories which sprung up from nowhero and spread like wild lire, and wort eagerly accepted and implicitly believed. It boro no marks of authorship, It was accom panied by no proof. Yet intelligent peo- plo drank it in eagerly nnd loaded their tongues with falsehood, and spread it to everybody that they could got to listen to them witli their heart's content. I feel sorry for those jcoplo that will sit around their firesides with their children and pick their neighbors to pieces, with rumors that thoy hear and stories without n foundation for thoir truth. No wonder n man with monoy now-n-dayfl can convict nn Innocent man with ease. All they havo to do is to givo tlio prosecuting attorney and tho police money, nnd thoy will and can get all tho men that they want to go on tlio witness stand, to wilfully and dn deliberately swear nn innocent man's life away witli their lying tongues. Yes, for only a few dollars. Indeed you can find such jieoplo all around you with case if you wilt only look for thorn. Tho people of tho United States seem shocked over tlio Dreyfus conviction in Franco, but thoy would net with more common sense if thoy would only look alter tlio injustice that poor man gets in their own courts and God free country. I have given you thu truth, uud the names of tlio parties that have taken nn Innocent mnn's lifo nwny, and tho day will come when the sons and daughters of tlio persecutors will havo can so to blush. I ask tho people in the name of God never again to hung a man on circum stantial ovidonco. For God's sake, avoid hasty decisions mid errors. 1 have to day as much right to havo my liberty as any man that ever walked upon tills beautiful earth, but I am cut down in tlio primo of lifo on circumstance nnd hasty public sentiment. 1 honestly believe that the murderer of Hay Sink will come to light soino day, and my niiliio shall bo clear of the false charges that have Ih'cii placed against mo. My heart aches for thoso people who havo wronged mo falsely, and I ask them In tho immo of God to go on their knees and nsk God to forgive them of their sins. You can havo my sym- piuny, ami i lorgivo you, lint liod can only help you, nnd not mankind. God have mercy on your poor souls. You stand In n worse place today than I tlo. I can die with n clear conscience, and 1 am ready to meet my God, but you false wltiiossoj are not. You aro murderers in (lie sight of God and justlco. I can ousily forglvo you, but I beg of you to make your wnco with God. 'Tla hard to bear unmerited repioof, To lhon life misjudged, misunderstood, To see our onco warm friends now stund aloof More credulous of whispered ill than goal. 'TIs hard when fate ovlrous us with wrong And slander speaks tiutouuhed by sense of ruth, And those that blamed us know but half thu truth. This we must bear, dissembling with tho fair That holds tlio wine subdued In patient thrall. ' And trusting time to make tlio darkness clear. We'll drortm of sunshine though the shadows full. The light must shine ut last; be of good cheer, Our wrongs shall righted bo, for God Is or all. Kind reader, I wish to Gal that I had time to go oyer nil of my ase,but I havo only u few more huurs to llvo and Iiavo letter to write, so I haven't tinio to write more. 1 lmo tried to make what I have written clear to uni, and have given the names of false witno4o, and when tho iniinlertirol Hay Sink' amies to light, you shall know tho men who are responsible for uu Innocent life. Kind reader, I am not afraid to die. I can walk to the gallows, but I Imllovo it is my duty as an innocent man to defend my life before muji and Gal. I have done no orlmo to die for. I nm Innocent of the charge that bus been placed against me. I know nothing whatever of that crime nnd I thank our Heavenly Father and that I am innocent of such a deed. And I believe it is my duty to man and Gal t allow no miti to take my lifo as long as I can help it. I nm innocent beforo justlco nnd God, nnd I ask tho people In tho namo of God never to hang another innocent man. I for givo you all.but go to Gal on your knees and ask forgiveness for taking my life. I remain an Innocent man before man and God. Very truly yours, W. G. Maurrs. tKTTKnTOTHE LADIES. Tho following letter was written to two of tho leading ladles of Dallas who hud evidently called tion the prisoner. The letter was enclosed in tlio scaled envelopo with the abovo to the press, nnd hns been forwarded by Tins Joint n'al to tho Indies addressed. It is a most praiseworthy effort upon tlio part of the unfortunnto Mngers, nnd shows to the world that ho bad not entirely lost re filling Influences of good early training a. hornet Citv, 11 :30 p. m., Feb. 1, 1000. I take tills lust honor upon myself to drop you a lew of my last words upon this earth. I could not thank you last night, indeed my heart was so full of gratitude, and I felt that I could not thank you in my humble words for your great kindness ami sympathy winch you lmvo shown mo In tlio last hours of my great trial in this rugged jull. 1 highly nnprcclntcd your kindness In thus shed ding sunshine upon my last moments ot life. May tlio Lord reward you a thousandfold for your kind words of smypnthy that you havo spoken to mo. And I assure you that hy your kindness you havo greatly cheered mo and strengthened mo more than I can express in words. Hut what t cannot put into language I cun breathe in heart nt tlio heavonly throne, nnd I pray to God for his blessing to do send upon you. Though wo may novo1" meet on earth, my prayers ascend to God for you all, and wu shall assuredly meet where partings aro unknown I trust you will accept my sincere thanks, and God bless you all. 'Tis hard to bear unmerited reproof, To livo a lifo misjudged, misunderstood, To sco our onco warm friends now stand aloof, More credulous of whispered 111 than uooa. 'TIs hard when fato environs us with' wrong And slander Bpcnks untouched by sense of truth, And those who blamed us know but hall the truth. This wo must licar, dissembling with tho four That holds tlid same subdued in patient thrall, And trusting time to make tho .dark ness clear. We'll dream of sunshine though the shadows fall, Tho llgljt mint shine nt last; ho of goal cheer, Our wrongs shall righted lie, for Gal is over all. Good bye. Yours very truly, W. G. M. 1. S. Please oxcubo tills writing. I am so tired, and I havo so much more to write. Goal bye. To Curo a Uold In Ono Day Ti)k IinxMlro Ilrnmo Qntnlue TiililoU. All ilriiKuldU ledintl thu money tr tt fulli in cure K, W. (ImrnViilcnatilro U on moll box. ', FOR A THOROUGH CLEANSING; gsMssHsMwM safusBfsn Jj ' ' 1 U OF YOUR WHOLE SYSTEM TAKE u jmpjs" EDUCATIONAL AND Nellie Brown vroiiiNiST I. now prepared to recelre a few more No 417 Marlon St. PU& POWERFUL BUT HARMLESS One Insane, Ihnuuuel Kuk aged 14, of I.ano comity whs received nt the nsylum Saturday. HrMtitr In llluoil llt-ei). Clean blood means a clean skin. Nc bounty without it. L'avcartits, Candy Cathar tic clean your blood nnd keen it clean, b) itlrring up tlio lazy liver and driving all l.n purities from the body, llegm today to lianiah iii.nplcs, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious complexion by taking Cnscarcts, beauty for ten cents. All drug gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 60c. Tlio baly ot n mine cook, whose namo was King, was found nearGelser on tho 1st. Ho is thought to havo been drunk and to havo died from exposure. Copper Colored Splotches. There is only ono euro for Contagious Illoal Poison tho dlsenso which baa completely baflled tho doctors. Thoy aro totally nnnblo to cure It, and direct their ofTorts toward bottling tho poison up in tho blood and concealing it from viow. 8. 8. a. euros tho dUenso posi tively and permanently by forcing out every trace of tho taint. 1 wstslltlcUd with twIUe blood dlsesi. nliloh wulu spot at Ant, but IterwsrtU nrrau an orer my Dour. Tue toon broke out Into sores, and It la ar to Imaglna the Buffering 1 endured, llefura I be came convinced (bat the doctor could do no good, I bad spent huudred dollars, which wa rralljr thrown awajr. 1 then tried various patent uirdlclntt, but the did not reach the dlteao When 1 had tlnlihed my tint bottle nt 8. 8. H, 1 was Kreatly IninroTed And vrH JIlirht.l urlth the result The larga red splutchea on bit chest began to grow palar aud auialler. and before lonu dlaamieared entirely I regained my lost vreuht, broama stronger, and my ap petite greatly Improved. I vrai toon anUrefy well, and my skin an clear as a piece ot glaaa. II. L, Urui, too Mulberry Ht , .Newark, N. J. Don't destroy all possible chance of a ouro by taking the doctor's treatment of mercury and potash. These minerals cause the hair to fall out, and will wreak tho entire system. 'I lintl dyppepsla for years. Two bottles KodolDyspepsluCuro produced marvelous results." L. H. Wurren. Il digests wliitt you cat. Stones Drug Stores. Tho Gervals public school building is described by tho Htar us "palntlesi, cheerless nnd Inrgoly wlndowless." SEVEN ii SUTHERLAND -SISTERS' Hair Brewer and Saatp Catutar. Ar lb enlr preparation! that will reitorthhlr n IU original healthr condition. At all droi !. C C CJfar W()4assf Tho Blood Is purely TKarriBLK, and is thu only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no potash, mercury, or other mineral. Hooks on the disease and Its treat men t mailed froo by Swift Specitlc Cow pany, Atlanta, Georgia. DsWItt's Witch Hazel Knlyo Is tin. CMUiilled for plies, tint! skin discuses iiewuro of ull counterfeits Stones Drug Stores, Kdltor Irvine, of tlio Corvallis Times, Is In San Francisco. His eyes will be treated by specialists. Don't Tvbarra nn nnd Mnoke lour I Iff Am;, To quit tobacco cuilly and forever, bo mag netlc, lull ot ll(o, nerro nnd vigor, take No-To-Dae, the nnnder-wnrlicr, that mallei weak men strong, All druggists, too or II. Curo guaran teed. Iloalilet nnd satnplo free. Address Sterling Itemed Co.. Chicago or Nor? York. Urown Writes Smith All ftbout What Happened to Jones, ClIlCAUO, 111., 111-. My Dk.mi Smith: Your pointer whs n peach. 1 left for Chicago I mined I utelv uftcr I saw you, nnd tit course bought, my ticket over the Wisconsin Central Hv. from Si. Paul to Chicago. I had plenty of time In St. Paul In tin up t,owu uud get my supper, us tin train leaves St. Paul ut7:IU p. in. 1 returned to tlio depot about 7:20. When na-Hlng through tlio gates the uuiemiiu sulci: "There's your truln to mo right." i nunticu my grip to ine genllettianly purler, who placed It in my berth, (ou will notice 1 call this my train, vvlillu tt really beltings to tho Wisconsin Central. 1 co'ild not help but feci that I owned tho train, and even llio road, Die employes are so courteous.) 1 then prepared tuysell tor tho comforts In store. Well, talk atx.ut traveling' 1 have traveled nil over the vvldo world, but never bad a muru (lellglititil trip limn tills one from St. 1-itul to CI Icago over the Wisconsin Central Hy 1 retired about 10 p. in , and enjoyed n good night's rest In tlio ruiliiiaii Palace car, only vvtiko up utice during the night, ami Hint wan when the purler punched mo and said: "Mr. Urown, don't snore so 'out!, you disturb the rest of tlio passengers." 1 at once fell asleep, nnd avvoko ugaln about 7 a. in. ami prepared myself for breakfast; wo'it Into tho dining car about 8 it. in., nnd parlot.k of a inot sumptuous met! I. All meals are served a la carte, as you know. My entire trip was u delightful ono. 1 will never caso to nrnlho tho Wisconsin Central lty., aud I know your sentiments aro the sauio. Our friend Jobcs reached Chicago via another rotito nnd was six hours late. Consequently he tnbscd connec tions for Now York, and cannot make connection there with steutuer for the Paris Exposition, Hence ha; given tip his trip, uud will return home via tlio Wisconsin Central Hy. Your friend. HltOWN'. 1'. S. Since you were In Ulilcairo. the Wisconsin Central Hy. Iiavt changed their terminals, nnd are now runtilng Into the Central station, at Park How und tilh st. TUIr depot Is also used by the Michigan Central Ky.. Illinois Central and C C C. A St. L. 2-Uf MKAT AND I'OUI.TUY. Rr a GiBsoHi; The Polk county goat show to Ik held at Dallas, February 24, promises 1o afford a large and Interesting display. Tke Homeliest Man in Salem As well as the handsomest, und oilier are Invited to call on any druggist and got freo a trial bottle of Kemp's Halsani for the Throat and Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to curo and oolloe all Chronic and Acuto Coughs, Asthma, Hroncliltls and Oonsutun i Ion Price 25c. and 60o. cud&w iliriTittLritt7M.eSMaU. W'Ul a.i 0, L.rJVV., UAzm asfSSSS b J-4T Jl afafaB inf i,1!! asBaw- H B Ba 1 SLSh. a H W Ull " JaJal '.amZAST.! .atr.Mlf.BtVT. .- sbl- to IU.. IX.IIO.. U. LltSFli: alorta toil aaAtd7rf- RV.,H.I"W MHSSHIhlni ipt4l- U. 400.00) Miroil. 1Ij TCt-HACUivta dfufUt, b OSir BIB dlurs llitfli . k . . k. uifVti.V.i;-". .."".. T.' ..Ji"iwiwtas: 4Ss5iXTr.ti2H,i"v- ZJ MKAT nnd POUUTKY MARKET German and French Taught grammatically and convereal- M s. Pennebaker will receive n llm ed nmmber of pupils, desiring Instruction In theso languogcs, nt her homo, on Church street. These languages we o acquired abroad by this teacher. 12-8-3m MUSICAL. BvjsjjMSlv'K,ir"--"-" - 'a INTim-BTATD nimiflil IV M. ETTAANDERS-WILMAN AoclstelTeacher Western Cense va ,ory, K.ns City, Mo., representing ,he Inter-state System, ai Salem. Ore. Over First National Hunk. Kesldcnce 376 Church street. Studio liours-9 W 10 nnd '2 IOC. Insnbtn" mixbnb t . T INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Mrs, Ella Anders WiHman Over First National Hank. Classes .in Piano Forle playing, Harmony. Iheoryand Class Reading. .. . n I" .,,I lllfl. Studio hours 'roni l" '" '"'" "T oriwrnm VOTl KFAV PIANOS IN b'HJTMO X'Uit USE or pupils. SOUTH AND Eg THE SHASTA ROUTE Southern EXPRESS TttAINS 7:00 9.M 8:16 A PM I.V Pen I'M I- Ar 8 AM) Ar.-Pun r S:S0 P M 7.0U A M O-OO l',M oris r m Ar, Ar Ar ...Ogrlcn., Pacific Ei 2H5j55i .Ar ,. IS rtlamt. on;nia; rsnclico.. Lt !! t; ;si ji( to.65 A M Lt Bnlem .II'IK jp -..owleu. -il t fwOrloa,.;;jai rnna un a 5.45 A M Ar OKdeu..." i! !aU ISO I' M Ar l.o n.ir. ." Ht .... .1 . .""B.'.. l.V V. -I oi j- n AT.... 64 i M Ar.. TWO FINE v aiiiiiii T T WIIObl'.SALE RQ.tSir. AND UKTAIL, Fine Wines, LiQOORb, Cigars 218 COMMERCIAL STREET, 1A0 STATE STREET, 1 .102 COURT STREE' C Courtoouo trontmont ni nu iimoa. n niiiiit mill JUIIMUOIlMllliyMMIiilil n 1 . 3 DON'l PEEL POTATOES. " s S .arts BUY A Henis Fruit Press! PEELING and NO MORE I A HROIT, VEGETABLE. JELLY PRESS, COLAN DER, STRAINER, LEM ON SQUEEZER AND POTATO MASHER. w DINING OAUS. oiwehvatios Cib Pulliiinn llrst-clnst nml uiutlst, iiiu wiio atiuLiii:u Lfi nn .... triiltis. I'ronint, connprtii.n.:'? vor, Oiimlm nnd Chicago with ti:i fur nthor Giistnrn p.ltlnu "nl WEST SIDE DIVISION llKJVVtl.IM I-UH1L.ANIJ AND COni'11,.1 Mull tnilns rlnllv r..,..,i , lJ.I ,, lIJ ounoj, 1 7:30 A M I f 11:55 V M j i.t. roriiuna Ar i ...m.m.mjiuii)IIM)) A A Ik....... .....I !.. ... a-i ii uii u uiiu lyOrvilllls wiin trams or iiiou. Si E. Hj, INDEPENDENCE PA 1'jxiires tntiti uuiiy except : i:Jo I 7. s M V Mi ao r Mf :w i M) i.v. s-oriine.M...Ar l.r Mi-MInuvllle " K Ar.....(lcpoi,(lcncc...U R. M.Wade &. Co. Hardware. L. M. KIRK, 64, 50, & 68 StntoSI. Dlro ib connections m San PhJS CO Wit 1 StCUIIIxllIn lluc.l fur Nlt.L hJ APAN, THE P.ULIl'P.TJEsit'J aii'wiiia'ai.i a : tn Ktir tliroUKli tickets and rattled. W. W. SKINNEU, Depot Ab C. D. GAUUIELbON Ultyfn Ak'cnt, 2:12 Cnniinorclul St ,s4ej II. KOEIILKR.JI, C. MARKHAM, (J E&I'.a. ffl Corvallis k Eastern llaW tiisle ;ahi), 2 For Yiitiulnn: Truln leaves Aluuny ..,, itfij 'iruln leaves Corvallis. , JS( Tialn arrives Yaqulim . 5 I IVUkllllllllKi Leaves Ynqu I uu ., , iKd LeiivesCtirvallls lUHi Arrives Aloiitiy. . . itiiif a Fur Detreit: Leave Albany . Udl Arrives Detroit.. M 4 Ueturtiinu: Leaves Detroit I2J)i? A i rives Albany i'Mfm uno antt two cnnncci at Aiftiij Corvallis with Southern 1'aclUcDsi ttlyliiK direct service tiandtruiull port, unci nujucont oenencs. 4 iruitiHinr tue mtmniaips w uelrolt at no'in, Klvlnn nmyt to rcacli camping urouods Jircltctiuusli ami .Satitlam m- sa tno day. il u WAI.DEN, T V A I' X 'J.TUHNKII Ast-lil. K1)UII im xiuir.on. IX nono;iB7i Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Cmcnt, Plaster etc, Grain.Hay and Straw sto? Wagon S:al:i attention given to tlio delivery o( Q.R.&II I'mmpt mni curoin of.'tlio citv, itooils to' any part ll-8-tf MANHOOD RESTORED ;'"5 " V.,1'vr1? vcrc . .i.. . i;rv j McffSS.S.H", ' C.T"?'- siisfis K,SS:M.K!!iVr 1 !.. power in Gcncrathc Oreuns. ci'ur.l wnicu irad to Cktt. tl.nn nn E3KF Mtncjfe -,Mvims wrnsrCo.iUstributuigaccnU, .... TAMIIIU.BTS., rORTLAND . OSEOOM i'Ult SALE in1 n. j. riiY. salEaM, ohegok. rwly si :g " Salem irv-.H.. Phone 411 a - ' --"t He Sees His Finish, "" "1 nptos tlio tliiTorencu hctnuen tlint laid on by our perfect inetliods anil vvlmt iio rereivos from otlioro who have not mnilo an art of tliolr work ns wo lmvo, when a mnn takes tis linen to nny other laundry but tlio Steam Laundry. Don't Iwther witli second class Intindrioa and havo your fabrics rotttsl by diem tails and your linen (rayed, when you will receivo -rfeot Rnllsfnction Stfiam Laundry. . ot-MSTRAn i-aontiuTon. sw Liberty Street OEfAUT, ron "Kiir Mall 8 1. m, 5do ksno nycr 816pm S p in 8 ii. m ex Hun Hatur-ilny lu.p, m ltre Hftlem timk srnRumt. t' Krum rurtlsnil Bslt l-ko, Oenver tj. ummi. nnuau wi " UiUlt.Chlcairu and ktit, J Walls, Wslla, Bpoks.tut. aiuili. HI. lain, iiuiuw. "l wsnkoe Chlcato and aaiL OUEAN BIKtMblllr For Han Fraiiclsou, HallcTcry tiveiHjt. J COLlUiniA lltVKB To Astoria and wsy UsiP. ' WIMiAMKTTK HIVW . .. Cortland. Newlifrlt sao ''J lAtiidtngs. TnoJav. Thumlay and ?lorlM,'VJ Monday Vluelay snd Frld , win CORVALLIS And way points Tuesday. Thurston1-! uay, it.au p. ill, HBATTNT STEAM. HOT AIR, HOT WATF R W 1 L L A M BTTB RIVER pJS T.llu luxitu in Port SOU . Transfers to btrcet cur llpo'1 City If tli0 8teauierHaroJcwj'3 Round trip tickets to UJST'i Oick'on, VVaBhlnuton or W r j uonnecllnns tnatie at " all rail, oceanndHverg Oen. Pass. AKI..IW' 0. M. POWERS, Ai!t?nt,' BOIU1S.& I1ARICER City-" Fruit and Hon nrvmr ,.,..i ... T. S. BURROTimra V 7ai: ."7ft specialty. -, v wmfcu it Phone I5II The Orient Insurance Co. Suit trct. nc rolmad. Kcchcx im isl meals. My pa'riwi 1 keen ihr I.. J 1 nreats In town 11. K. KDW.VHIW. M. C MATTIIKVVS. Edwards 6l Mitthews, oiRtio ro FRESD AND New Firm! Now Shop; IWst Meats! Near Car Rain, Kail Slate Ut Telhonoa.W OH HAH'IKOUD Assots Liabilitisa. bursitis to Poucy Holder.'' CONN.' f2,'.'15,(XX). 1.109.000. I.3H.01U. Will insure vouaKiiW in u.. ,-',.. . ' ' TtirJ n , r y c 'r lernis enquire ol Journal Office. 1H,AS B0LTON. Reside,,, Aent - iaiem,.Ore. "Aftor doctors railed to euro me tif pneumonia I used Ono Mlouto Outiijlt tutv. Ills alto tlio bet romedy on esrtti for wiiioi.Idi; cnuirli, wrltoa Jnn. Rorry, I.tantun, Va. Cutes mmU, i-olds, croup and Miroat and luinr troubles. H prevent oinsutupifnti, Cnildronalvvay llko It. Mother en. dorMj II. Stones Druir Sturev The German Market v ill be tound all kinds of meat and tho best of sausaso. FItKK DELIVK11Y. All bills duo ,ho late firm of Wolt ft Miiiko must lw juvitl CUOIZ; 5t SON 171 Commercial St, New Strawberries. now besides about half aroS Ma'!ts !f Pi" oul TENNESSEE, .M'KINLEV, RUBY IDEA Ll ZV" f "UiTera travelnrrtclilcof.l"t Int: routes east Tliey ar-' " Bcoiiiu jutnicum , ,.Mj O. U, & N , via Odk-en nJI den and Denver. .n Slitista Route via &"" Major k. Aioerquenj ic. ...11 A dully lino ortliri.ujiin'SI PALACE und TO I "''VJj I?r)U (.'.,., V'ran.'XlWIi ADO " lesto'ciilciiuo tills I The Short U froin soiilliern ('nHf""il To the Eai Annlvln tlin IIL'pnIS I'fJ'i'j OOUVliv.- j, ror l & N.. 6 S. Li ttle uiiderslitued. descriptive literature. m J J. i",'";i I'liitluiid Oeo-l AgtWowe"" Jis "Bottled m Klineer & Beck.Suceessois Ws BottlmWori J All orU'ora forbottleJJj A at the brewery. KeW fgJJiM Fr" rltv ilnlivorv Telepw" v: if. J -J?- '-AMiHJd.Hfcjaatg.