The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 07, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 - i fv 1 AN INTELLIGENT MAN IS ONE WHO HAS GOOD UNDERSTANDING! I aq'e Sboee I . FURNISH THE BEST KNOWN UNDERSTANDING THEREFORE THE INTELLIGENT MAN Z IS ONE WHO WEARS Shoes. w&04A "ijiiliiilllllUliJliliiiJilililUIUHtlli7 TOE DAILY JOURNAL BY HOKietl BHOTHKRK WEDNESDAY, FEUBUABY 7, Weekly, One Year S1.00, in iidrance THE LABOR QUESTION. Editor Jeurnal: Almost every day sjnia mm breaks into jirlnt to express aixtcty lost tho vantly Increased output of manufactured products following the .increasing inventions of labor-saving 93.00, lu advauoa I machinery, will bring about a vast ovcrproduct for which no 100O. Dally, One Vcnr Daily, Toot Montns 91.00. U aavnnco stagnant A8 TO MEDIATION. It Is so eoldotn that Tun JocnxALcan commond tlio utterances of tho Ore gonian that uctnko pleasure in reprint ing tho following from its editorial columns! For tho Doers in this struirglo thcro In a great deal of sympathy in America. It springs from n largo variety of nottvof, In part It Is racial or ethnic; in part it Is tho sympathy that Is folt lor the weaker side: in part It Is hatred of i.ngianu nnuattesiro to una nor num bleu; in part it is n product of the most opposite and contradictory notions or feelings, in religion and politics. It is not to bo reasoned with, nnd no fault Is to bo found with it, ns a tontimcntal idea. But it cannot bo allowed to com mit tho government, of our country to interference, or to any manifestation of favoritism to cither of tho combatants. What aro wo doing, on our part In Cuba, I'uorto Rice and tlio Philippine Islands? Are wo to lay down a doctrine of Inter ference that would give othor nations causo to toll tin to get out, nnd leave Auglnaldoand tho rest alone? It is u nilghty good policy for a nation lo mind Its own business. Reasoning from n Bomowhol dlfforonl standpoint The Joimnal arrives at the sarao conclusien: That ofllalally this government should not, nt least not un der present conditions, tako nny but n strictly neutral stand touching tho Transvaal war; and this should be neutral in fact as well as in naino. Wo should not put It on tho ground that wo are engaged In tho saino sort of business in tho Philippines, for howovor much truth thuru tuny bo In that, It is hardly necessary to put non-Interference in tlio light of reciprocity with England Howovor much our sympathies may ho with either side In this struuglo wo really hnvo no ground for olflclul Inter ference. We can not undortako to keep all nations In tho path of Integrity, and although His probablothat wo'Aould ns soon rail England down ni any nation on earth, wo must not ns a nation bo too ofll clous. Tlioro are plenty of ways In which wu can show our sympathy for the sturdy Dutchmen who are lighting tho battle of liberty in South Africa, and thoro are ways In which wo can materially assist them, without any dlplomatlo or official rupture with Great Britain. The tlmo may come when a gentlo but insistent offer of mediation on the part of this government may do more for the Transvaal pooplo than would any rath official action now. At present, however, with the Boer armies in victorious ixxaesslon of British territory and with England In the po sition of tlio under dog In tho fight, any talk of this government taking ollklal stops to call off tho Hrltltm, savors very much of foollshuesi.l Tlio woman who luUUy her list and looks for it In her purse, amoni; other Im. possible places, is very flkc the physician who luofc In all soit uf Impossible places for Uie cause of a disease The heart be. gins to act IrtetruUrly and straightway nine a an cxuui Inattun of the heart to find what In Interfering w Ith it. The liver gives trouble, and I uose.l with drugs and pounded witlt pill to titinir to light the cause, and all the time the caue of the trouble is In the Momacli The Intimate coiiurctiun of the stomach with the heattaud the other vital organs, nec essarily result in the sympathy of these organ with any derauetuent or uiscasv of the stomach mid tho organ of diges tion ana nutrition. AWs markots can bu found, nnd that It will be to that dotriment of labor, reducing wages nnd purchasing power of tho wage oarnorsor throwing them out of em ployment entirely. "What," says one, "will bo dono with nil tho idlo men that tho development of tlmo will throw out of work nnd with a still Inrgor army growing up l)ohliul7" When, toward tho end of tho last contury, Kay Invented tho lly shuttlo in England and enabled weavers to do four times ns much work as before, fol lowed by tho invention of cotton spin nlng machinery by Hargrcnvcs, Ark- wrlght and others, tho same anxiety was oxprcssod nnd labor organized to smash all tho machinery In sight, bellovlng that laborsavlhg devices were hostilo to labor Interests. Soon, however, tho old looms began to bn displaced and scores nnd hundicds of textllo mills were erected whorovor thoro was wator power, and tens of thousand of pooplo through rural Eng land, who had boon barely making a living, gotomploymontat hotter wages, and tho Industrial revolution began. H'fion agricultural Implements camo to tho aid of man, labor found that tho nnro labor-saving machinery Is invented tho greater was opportunity for tho cm ploymont of labor. It has boon ho all through this con tury. Compare tho condition of labor In I'raiico under Louis XV. nnd under tho French republic today; In England today and In England of the eighteenth century; of America today nnd Amnrlc.i of 1800. Every now discovery and In vention has widened tho Held of labor. It Is true thnt, nt Intervals, there have come periods of depression following periods of Over-speculation nnd there have been times in this country and in itliers when over-manufacturing with out pushing for new outside markets, has engendered stagnation. Tho century's ludustlal revolution has raised the stand ard of living; has raised humanity so cially; has, In consequence, largely In creased man's wants. Tho now wants will Increase and tho demand must bu met. Tho end of production Is not yet Why? Of tho 1,000,000,000 iiopulutlou of the uiinii ikh icss unin uuu,uuu,uuo yet re main to bo supplied with nil tho anient- iius ui niuuorn civilization, mis i a conservallyo estimate. Tho introduc tion of the higher civilization engenders wants previously unknown. People In tho present highly civilized countries consume six or seven times as much food ns their ancestors ol tho last contury and It Is food ol an infinitely hotter finality. They wear more clothes and clothes of u Iwttor quality. They want nnd got far more of luxury. Thoy want mora ol tho accessories of the mus ical mid dramatic arts. Tlmy want more books ; more education and cul ture. Our nnntzlng mechanical progress has stimulated consumption und culture, and, ns we have nearly u billion human beings In both hemisphere to educato up to tho highest civilized standard, It is beyond tho ken of any prophetic mind when Africa und Aitu, i'olyiiosln, tho eastern archipelago, the tribes nnd kin drvds scarcely touched by tho spirit of progress as yet In the western hemis phere, will reach tho measure of neces sity found in KnroH and the North American and purt of the South Amor- lean continents. After u century of over-iiiervusiiig prouucllon, we have yet to supply hundreds of millions In Asia una Airlea with clothes nnd many food products and machinery us they 11 ml they can use It. Wo have Just reached tho othor fringe of new markets which means Indefinite terms of activity Industrial for tlmna. tlons who capture them. Tho United Sluttw is now Intunt ou getting on the insiae in this business of acquiring mar kets. MISS OONNli IN AMEBICA. Miss Gotinc, tho Irish Jean of Arc, who has been working in tho interests of tho Boers, arrived tho first of tho week in New York City nnd in a few days will commence o tour of the princl pal cltlcsof tho country, for tho pur poso rf doing ovorythlng eho can to in cite sympathy for tho 8outh African Be- public now struggling with England. Miss Gonne has just toured tlio coun tries of France, Gormnny nnd Holland, and everywhere, she says, has heard expressions of surprise because the American people have not been foremost in championing tho Doers. Every breath sho breathes is In opposition to Kngland, nnd tho Boor causo is not tlio only thing that brings bur to America, Miss Gonno Is still struggling to secure tho freedom of Ireland, nnd now roincs to tell tho Islsh iicoplo thnt tho tlmo to strlkofor their freedom is nt last here. Sho says: Tho present tlmo Is the best thnt Ire- laud over had to strike a blow for free dom. In Ireland tndny there are only (1,000 soldiers, where formerly there wore !M,000. One reason that Ireland is now in a good position to strll o a blow is hccntifo sho has strictly adhered to Parnell's teaching that liberty could bo pccured by parliamentary means. It was said that we could havo freedom for ask ing and holding out our hands. God knows that our hands hnvo been held I out long enough. Now wo eeo that wo must go back to tho first idea, freedom must como by force. Tho spirit In Ire land today Is tho samo ns In 1607 Miss Gonne says thnt tho sentiment against England is now eo strong that tho troops do not dnro to march down tho main streets of Dublin for tho fenrof being hissed nnd nesaultcd, und rejxntB that thoro aro now 25,000 Irishmen In tho army of England, hut that tho num ber Is steadily on tho decreaso, thosn Irishmen who enlist now bolng forced to becnuRO of their povorty. Miss Gonno makes tho statomsnt that there is not an Irishman in nn English uniform to day whoso heart Ih In tho work of fight Ing for England, nnd that tho number of sons of Erin now In tho army is 0,000 less than It was 10 years ugo ISCHOOLOOYS WHO PLAY ALDER MEN. A novel experiment In education Is bolng tried In the liolllngsworth public school, and has met with much success. It is an attempt to Instill in tho youthf nl mind the duties of citizenship as em bodied In municipal government. Tlio school is in reality a miniature munici pality, the boys Ailing all the ofllccs from mayor down to policemen. The mayor and his appointees serve ono term, and the policemen serve two v cokB at n time. There aro also Juvenile conn cllmen, presided over by tho president, and ordinances nro enacted much ns they nro In tho larger council chambers up in tho city hall, nnd just us much decorum is maintained during tho ses sions. Ono of tho ordinances passed last term reads: "No yelling flro, playing or sitting on tho (iro escapes or In tho side yard. No squirting of water or throw ing snowball. No slingshots." Another ordinance says: "Cleanliness Is to bo observed when in tho yard and in tho sciiooiruom. umzoiis must bo clean.' There Is n Jail nnd a pollco court, where Justlco Is dispensed by a Juvenile, mag istrnto, and ono of tho ordinances pro vides that "no boy would bo allowed to look In tho jail window s. If ho Is soon doing so ho will bo arrested by tho pollco." Altogether there Is ovcry in centlvo for tho youngsters to become conversant with tho duties of citizen ship. Saturday Evening Post Walter Barges has resigned his fios! Hon as conductor on tho Ynqulna bay road to cngago In merchnntllo business In Jackson county. The Plnkhmm Remedies EDUCATIONAL AND MUSIOAL. Nellie Brown VIOLINIST tcrareil to receive a few more puwis. IV Ii dow otcr N cH 17 Million (t. 0-26 R' lam. Y How Are Your Kidney, r nr I fnhh'RnarA0li fill, f-nri.nl I kMnavlll. olfre, Add btcrlW Itemed Co., Chicago or A company for tho manufacture- of school desks has been orgnnlzed nt Forest Grove nnd have tiurchased a sash und door factory there. $too Reward, 3ioo, Tlio readers or thin piipor will ho pleased to leuru thai there Is at, least (me dreaded dleuo that science has neon able to cure In all Its stuges, and thai In Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure It the only positive cure known to the inecticai rraicrnity. catarrh 'be Ink a cons Itutlonul disease, requires a con ritliutlonul trcut.iicnt, Mall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, uutlng dl rectly upon tho blood und mucous stir faces of tlio HVHtuin, thereby destroy nu Urn foundation of tho disease, and giving the patient strength by build ing up tlio constitution und assisting nature Induing Its work. Tlio pro prlulorH have so much faith In It h cur at lyo poweis, that, thev offer Onu Hundred Dollars for any case that H fulls to cu re. .Send for list or testi monials. A (Id i ess. K. J. Ciii'N-i'v. Jk f?n.. T.i. Icdo, O. Hold by Dniifglsts, 7fic. Hull's Family Pills arc the best. Dr. Uull's Cough Syrup Cures Over night the most stubborn cold as well as well us nil Its complications tick llnir In tho throat, husky voice and violent coughing. It Is tho most won dt-rful medicine, science has produced. .1. M. Forsytho camo down this morn ing from Springfield, whoro ho is doing somo painting for the Southern Pacific. Ho will lay off n few days on account of a pawn luuiiue cuuscu uy tue paint cur Jumping the track nnd distributing the paint over tho I ceo of tho landscape. For disorders of tho feminine organs havo gaFnoti their groat ronoWn and enormous salo bo" causo of the permanent good thoy havo dono and aro doing for tho women of this country m If all ailing or suffer" Ing women could ho made to understand how ab solutely true aro tho statements about Lydla Plnkham's Vogotablo Compound, their suffer" logs would end. Mrs Plnkham counsels women froo of charge. Her address Is Lynn, Mass Tho advloo sho glvos Is practical and honest. You can wrlto freely to her; she Is a woman. German and French Taught grammatically nnd conversat ionally. . ,. , Mrs. Pcnnebaker will receive a limited nmmber of pupils, desiring instruction in theso languages, nt her home, on Church street, there languages were acquired abroad by this teacher. 12-8-3m JJssNliTsMVKSW,v5 INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY ETTA ANDERS-WILMAN AiJoclatelTeachcr Western Comma toty, Kansas City, Mo., representing die Inter-staie System, Salem. Ore. Oircr First National Hank. Residence 376 Church street. Studio hourl-o lo 12. nnd 2 to 5. I sjtnjni sasXm m SOUTH ANDlfi fe VIA U THE SHASTA ROUTF OP Ttrt- ' Co, OF THE EXPREBa TRAINS IUJN" "After doctors fulled to cure 1110 of pneumonia I used Onu Minute Cough Cure. It Is als-o tho best remedy on earth for whooping couuh, writes -ino- iierry, Lofcunton, ru. Utiles couttns, colds, croup und throat and lung 1 roubles It prevents, onsumptlon. Children ulway like It. Mothers en dorse It. Stones Drug Stores. Salem Studio, INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Mrs. Ella finders Willmao Over First National Bank. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading". Studio hours from 0 to 12 and 2 to 0. TWO FINJiJ NEW PIA2TOS 1 BTUJJiv " USE OF PUPILS. 7.-00 r M ) B.S5 r 8.19 A . I'ortland. ...uaiom 8nn Kranclco 8.30 ! M 7DOA M COO I 0.'J1 I1 At- nnAU I M Ar l.os5Anjolr7;"i'l l"' M Ar Kl Imo.1!LT I J .'S'S I'M Now OrleniHir L? 8.80 A M I I.v l;orllann Irrrr-i. o:66 am) lt Baiom.::r:fliy? PI II II II km Cf.l .. " - I S ... X. ? Dau aoisoo.lT 130 0.-00 a :am Arirr-oVj" Srr-K ? so 1' M Ar Lo XniioiSZl'iT AS .00 I' M Ar El l'aso..'l 1,,4?f flU'M Ar Now Otic,.::: ft ,'g K riiNTtvi riA nu OHSlkVATlQNtjAn, wiiiniiniiirMrMm M vJ - JL. 0E!M'i Umntllla county's Itopnhllrnii central committeo Ih railed to meet at l'oudlo ton 011 tho 10th limt. JITTERS the system overworked naturo needs Ids to,restorn tlio txidy to a normul liculthv condi tion. The best medicine tndo this Is tho Bit tciH. It will euro Dysnopsla. IndlKostlon, Constipation, NorvousnosB Mnlnrla, hovornnd Aruo. "I hud djsnepslu for years. Two bottles Kodol Dyspepsia Cure produced marveloiH results." L. It digests whutyou cat. Stores. II. Wurren. Stones Drug MEAT AND POULTRY. P. K. KDWAIIIJ). M. C. MATTIIKWH. Edwards &. Matthews, MEAT nnd POULTKV MARKET St .le ttiert, nc.ir rulroaj, Freshest en' eit mcils. My mrnns .ny I krep tin- lies reals In (nun 1 3 POGBRS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ipiNE Wines, LiQOORb.CiGflRs! 218 COMMERCIAL STREET, E 160 STATE STREET, : Cnnrtnnim trnntmnnt nt nil tlmns. ;1Ui COUK I illllllllllllllllllllUIIIIHLIIIIIIillllllllUIIUIIUIIllllLllllllli STREET. 1 DON'T PEEL POTATOES. BUY A 2? ? Henis Fruit Press! NO MORE &S Pullman llrst-clnss and tourlstiiirr imr cars uifcuciicu 10 all throui,h trains. Prompt connections at Z vcr, Omulin nnd Chicago with trsi.." riirnLlinrniiHtarn nlt.lna. ","1' WESTdlDBrnVlSKsiv' - IlETWEKN PORTLAND AND COItVAMti Mull trains dully except BundM? Ml'JOr! 7:S0 A M I 11 :M I' M I.v. Ar., ..rortlftiid Corllls... it Albany nnd Corvallls with truum of tlio 0. & E. Uy. connect, INDEPENDENCE PAbSRNopj; Express train dully except jtiodij 7.M1'M l.v...MrMlnnllln il S!?4l 8 30 V M) Ar lopeiitlciico...l.v !A '-wI Dlru st connections ut San Fnti rr itIt t dtnuiii.lilt. II.. av. . 11 . ""l K.J "II I CilCUIIlPIII JAPAN.'!' AUSTRALIA. anmliln Hues for HAWAII J IIEPsIILIPP.NKaVK1 , For throuitli tlckots nnd rates calk. Ii W. W. SKINNER, Depot Agent $ C. D. GAURIELSON City ffi Agent, 2.'12 Commercial St. .Suleui 0" J R. KOEI1LKR. Mi O.MARKHAM, O.P.&P.A. I'ortli r. 'ortliti 1 Corvallis & Eastern Kailrnl TIME OATH). POTATOES, The Homeliest Man in Salem As well us tho hutidsomest, and others aro. inviu'd to call on any drmmlst and uot freo it trial bottle or Kemp's ll..t...... ..- .... .11, . . V liuinillll lur inu inroui Mini uungs, II remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and liollevo ull Chronic and Acute Csughs, Astlinin, llrmichltls and Consiiuip Hon. Prlco afic. and Wc. eod&w DoWltt's Witch Ilnzt'l Kitlyo Is un equalled for lilies, and skin (I I "eases. Ilowaro or all counterreln. Stones Drug Stores. Tho Rod Hov llilnu LMiinlnvM lITi mini. and Its output la tSo.OOO or moro, per mouth. Uon'ITolrrBiitaiiii niuokt loarUrt Aits;, To quit toUico cunlly mill forever, lioinag ntlle, lull of life, nurre biuI vluur, talio No-To-lluo, tlnHondor-worlier. Hint umliei ucakmen ironif, All JmguUts.Moorll. Ouronunraii lerd IIikiUIoi nmt lumpla freo. Aildrcs Sterling lleuieU Ca. Ulilcmio or New Vorfc A. Ilickn, of Side Hill, In Union county, has sold hit 80-norn fruit f.irm . - -- ... ....... at- iou nn acre. Catarrh is Not Incurable UllMlftatUl Il.lt. tu.n ..!. I nr ...lf.. Ion, liver trouble, chorine uf breath, niln to the l(Ie. bckaelie. aud uuweiout t-tlier co8JiUioUbytUeUBof Dr 1iitc' C.olJcn IMedlctt Discovery This medicine acts directly uin the tmuch, the oiLiins of digestion and nutrition tuul the Mood nuk Ukg gUuds, Hint the fort tint it cutei so wiy fprtM of dia is the Ut proof that eedls:corialuteln the utonutch nd Msswt be cured through the t-loruavb. J taAJ rl suffrtr for mrvrrml ymi. m4 my htully Juctor mUI I would not be llv JwrNua In two vert, tnit. tlwnk 01. 1 am stilt pV'wiltes Or OeorgeW Tiutuw, l.hj Attjnutt CoV. l.lu.. 'Dr IStr'. ivl.lM leal Discovery l whtt hvy d uy life I h. t tlOUllll SO hid that I mi.LI .... II. ... ...J ; IhlM vrltiioul h ffr.t H..l if ..t.. i ... J'''? I "Otk wtitu I cuiuBiracnt your lord arM. twt I can do .bout as much wmk . yy ',?' 11 31" y toa "uc fof thc I Jthm yle Comnwn fjeii.e Medical Ad-1 m vt-m; th KiMe of the body," is .cm frc ' dv tm wkh os si wie-ceut sumps w t.y e smsm elwAUim only, for ediJion In uxst imu,et U atap for JoJb-bound edi jUtV A4dis Dr. K. V. Mere, Buffalo, Tho liurdoa of Idle men nnli,-tml inKiiy'H ud ArknriiEht'iund U'.ut'. uaya the rtwiult of tho Invontlou Ubor-sAvliiK uiaehlnory, havo not lwn neon txcejit in fow periods of depro.tnon, following panic Induced ,y t,U'r mcu. laUon. Not a panic or doproanlon hus Imioii due to tholnvoniion ol uutoliiiiory. AtaortfofUiuMrtli Imxeyet to bo reticulated with rIU0y ,'w,. ,,ou. jsmUof riyetsnnd chamns have to ho hri.ge.Ui h iron nnd Uv; tliouwtmlf o( teamhlp havo to Iw built for the uird wiume-co; mlllloiu of neresol laud liUVO tobudralniulHinl lrrl.......i r... agricultural puroe. The b-igoy of a world Idle, utarving men may us well bo put down. ' A hundred years ao the iiooplo livlmr III what 11 now tho Unlti-i Kti.... 1 .."i ooinnurutUislv kmnii , 1 ' . T..lv h,., r.'u.T.7".r'"""". '. i'"""' can not bo cured by inrai Today they lma ,ml ,Wtt0, mt,itabsy; fil.i." ".U!..8 !Uf WF.ty.Jwir and it U mi I1IIL 1L CM IinL Ilrt mtrAil Iiv tn.j washes and Inhaling mlxturus which rtwoh only the surfuoo Tho dlsenso Is In the bl.MKl, nnd can only bo reached through tho blood. 8 H. 8. Is tho only rvuutly which can havo any eiToct upon I'alarili j It euros tho dUcaao pormif nontly and forever rids tho system of every traee of the vllo complaint. Ults Joila Oiten. of Monlrwller. Ohio. writes: "I vrai f. fllcltil from Inftuei with Cstsrrb, nd nn one ok ii know the suKerlUK It proilucss better lhn I. The prays aud washes prescribed liy th doc tors rellsved uie only temporarily, and IhouijU I used them w-... ....,, i, ,1,1 ,.,, j-ttn, in aisess bad a flrmer hold thau ever. I tried a number of tlood remells. but their nilueral Ingredients selilsd lu my bones and gave m rheumatism. I ras In a lamentable condition, aud alter ex hausting all treatment, vras.leolared Incurable. Seeing 8.8.8. advertised as a cure for Wood diseases, I decided to try It As soonx ,. sjslemwM under the effect of lite niedleJne, -.n w iDipruTe, ami atler taking II for two months I was cured completely, the dreadful dtseas was eradicated from my js lent, and I have had no return of II." Many havo been taking local treat ment for years, and Hud themselves worse now than over. A trial of Urown Writes Smith All About What Happened to Jones, ' ClIICACJO, III., 10. My Dkaii Siiitii: Your noluter wus u pencil. 1 leu tor uncugo Immedi ately urter I saw you, nnd or couroe hough' my ticket over the Wisconsin Central Ry, from St. Paul lo Chicago. I had plenty or time lu St. Paul to o up town and get my supper, us my train leaves St. Paul ut 7:(o p. ui. 1 returned to tho depot uoout 7:20. When passing tfirouu'li tho mites tins gatcuian mi Ids "There's your train to tho rik'ht." 1 handed mv trrlit to tlm gentlemanly porter, who placed It In my lierth. (You will notlte I cull this my train, while It really belongs to 1 hu Wisconsin Central, i could uot help but reel that I owned tho train, and even tho road, tho employes aro so courteous.) I then prepared myself mr mi couuuris in siorc wen, UilK ub..ut 1 ravel Ing I 1 huyu traveled ull incr thn wide world, but never hud a moro delightful trip than this one from St. l-uul to U.lcugo over tho Wisconsin t'cntrul Rv 1 rtLlr.i ubout 10 p. m , und vnioved it uood nluht's rest In tho Pullman Palaco car; only woko up once during tho nlglit, and that was when the purler punched me and said: "Mr. Urown, don't snoro so oud. you disturb tlm. rest of the missomfor." I at. inn-i. r..n nslcop, nnd uwoko ugnln about 7 11. in. uud prepared myself for breakfast; we'll Into the dlnini? cur nbmit. Hu and parlmik or u most fiuiuptuous iiieni. ah uicais arc scr7cu it a tunc, us you know. My cntlro trip wus u delfghtrul 0110. J will never enso to iiriileo tho Wisconsin Central Ry and I know your sentiments aro tiiu same. Our friend Jones reached Chicago via another route nnd wus six hours late. Consequently ho lulled connec tions for New York, und ennnot make connection thirit with stouuicr for the Purls Exposition. Jlenco hits u'lven up his trip, uud will return homo via tlio Wisconsin Central Ry. Your friend, lllfmuvr ..1,Si..blnco, you wcro lii Chicago, the Wisconsin Ceutral Ry. hnvo chnnged their terminals, and are now "in ui ur 11110 1 no Central Station, .it Park Row uud IStli M. This depot Is also used by the Michigan Centrul Ry . Illinois Central und 0 0 0 A 01, u. o-ut The German Market Will bo found nil kinds of meat and the host of sausage. FRKK DKLIVERY. All bills duo tho late firm of Wolt & Mlescko muatbopnld. moLz, st son 171 Commercial Ht. Real Estate Bargains l have u ciihtouicr who wants nn Ml ncro truct not over 5 or 0 miles out with good Improvements ut ubout Wo per acre. Who has such a place. I want n good I or 6 room house. Good gurden spot, barn, fruits, etc, not to far out at about 8100. 1 have some lino stock nindina in trado ror small tracts not to Mr out uiiu give iimo on any balance. ir you want to buy u grain or stock ranch cheap. (Cull.) 1 have sonic lino small rrult tructs at big bargains also town property to ecu ur iruoe cucup. I have good pioperiles In Nobrusku, Kansas, Colorado, Dakotis, nnd Mun Itoba tocxchanu'c for Oregon nnm. crty. ' If von want a splendid mill with watur powor and pasturo und reed ifrouud, etc., or want an elevator, reed chopper, grain, wuro house. Splendid ncutlonon rlvcratu bargain I havo It ir you want to buy, fell, trade or ii:iib, x i-uu suit. you. Also havo two furms to rout. Somo splendid horses for sale. ir you want n loan on real estate tiuvo any notarial work to do, and see 1110 nt 01 Court street ut tho store of llrcwstcr & White. W 18 tt R. II, RVAN. rr5K"" '2 li'nr Vnnnlnn Train leuves Albany .... Train leaves Corvallls.... l-'MSp.n l:Mp.t .:p t A FRUIT, VEGETABLE, JELLY PRESS, COLAN DER, STRAINER, LEM ON SQUEEZER AND POTATO MASHER. 256 ft Made &. Co. Hardware. LM. KIRK, 54, OO, &.' 68 ninno iovi StatoSt. Grain Hay, FJour, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Cmcnt, Plaster etc, Grain,Hay and Straw 3 tord Wagon S:al es.e 1'rOllllll lllld I'.lli-fii ntl.inttnn i.lt-nn In ll... .1..1I. ...... f .! . .if tlmi-Ilv -.... v.. .v, ...u ..u,u,j, ui Buvud i nuy .inn Train arrives Yaqulna I Returning: Leaves Ynqulnu UOOs.b, veuves iwrvuius 1 1:30 s. b in uvea Aiuuny I2:l5n.t 3 For Detreit: P Leaves Albany 7:00a. til Arrives Dotrolt U:30a.t,l t ueiurning: 1 Leaves Detroit 12:20 n.r Airlves Albany 6:45n.ia. One and two connect ut Albany mi ajivuiiih Wiiu nouiuerni'aciticiiaio Kivingtiirt-ctservicoti und from N port, una auiaccni oenches. Trains for tlio mountains nrrlreil Detroit at noon, giving u tuple tin to reach camping grounds on 11k nrcitcnuusii unci Suntluin river it. sumo day. 11 u waLuk.v t v. A v. A. J.TUUNKil AKOllt. kuwin m Ucvn Albntiy, On. Q.R.&M. 0-8-tf MANHOOD RESTORED tevnV.7;?:c,v;,1- vcuow SSSll5SSS. . no other, juuiescura 6y Yhe ..ctedidn! Co.lfJu VauciinvlsDrajrCo.dUtributlinr.ccut,, M.. MHinuiin., rOHTtAND. Onceow FOR SALE BY J). ,T. FRY, SALEM, OREGON. r3 yV7 tPoU DtPAUTl ron Fast Mall sp.rn, time scnKnciic. Krom Portland. Bait ltka, Denver yiimiia, nam Loula.OMcago and Kas Kt. Worlhl city, mi I: Hno. . kanc nytr 1.15pm 8 pm, Walla Walla, Bpokano, Mlnns- i-uiii, ni. ran 1, uuiiun, mii-anki-o Olilrairo and oust. ju. . .' CaU the iiinMiuiiQUUIleivIU,l orl,! hh.I uiil clvillMifou. IhU consuming power ut tho ruco ami tim miu.ii, n. ,,...: p.. ,. .' r: of hundrodaof t millions id i.MWry by flre,t,torm aud Mrllnutke, kwp up ctselei demand for llr to mwt ih" IMS wcasloued by them . IauosuV. CC Cfor -9aJt1J Tho Blood will provo to bo the right wmedy for Catarrh. It will euro the most ob stuiate oats. Ijooka mailed free to any addreaa by 6lft flpeolUo Co., AUauta, Ua. J Salt Lake City An Import ant Factor in Transcon tinental Travel, No ono crossing the continent can af ford to Cllt Salt Lake Cltvfmm lil.mm,, no uiinictiuua 01 mo pinco, includin tlio .Mormon Tomplo, Tabernncle nni tjiitircit institutions, the Great Suit Lake dernier und denBHr ilmn ! n...i 8ea in tho Holy Land tho plcturesquo etivironmont und the Warm Sulphur and Hot Springe, are greater to tho square- yard than nny locality on the ..Miuunii wviiviiiuju. The Hio Giiasdk Wkstku.v Railway. connecting on the Kast with tho Denver remuuniiuionnuuoioraiiOiMidlnndltail ways and on tho Wait with the Southern Pacific 1 (Central Itouto) and Oregon Short Lino, is tho only trauscontlnentnl noiiassngdlrt'ctytlirout.h Salt Lnko City. '1 he route through Salt Lake City via the ltio Gbanok Wkstkii.v IUilwav is famous all tho year round, n.. nn. cuiit 01 tlio emtablo climate of Utah mm svuiunuio 11 is just as popular In winter us in summer. Send Lo to J. I). Slansileld, 253 Washington St.,Portland : or Goo, N . Helntx, Acting General Pus senwr Agent. Salt Lake City, for a copy tSlnl?" J' CUy f " Notlca of Dissolution ol fartnershlp. Aoticois hereby given thnt the part nershfn herotoforu uvUtii,,. ti.,.... . . fv., , . .. ""' - wviniTUII P....n(. . rj , .; "rnjiurstniui i4o JleGrow, under experience IS Epcnsive ho.llrm uamu of K. F. Parkhurst A P.i It is only the wise man that profits bv 11 1 ...( ay l ,S8olvt h' mutual consent. im exoric)iico of othors, ntul has da old worn out plumbing overhauled ary plumbing. If you 1 L ,ZiXi l ..-... a f 1. .r"-w" -J X& -I li j-fl T TV3 TrnTXtT A XJ J- I X l-y - mn m Papa's Shirt uus not nindo to wrlto upon, ultliough its surfaco looks ns spotless, wlillo nnd of tho Hiino artistic finish ns tho best rnrdhoardtthon It Is laundored at the Mtleni Steam laundry, If you want your linen of exquisite color and finish, sent homo In tho best condition, you ft 111 ulwnys get tho best results from tho rnlem hteam llaundry. Salem Stfiam Laundry. Iliono-IU, 230 Liberty Street Sd. m ax Bun (Saturday iv p. m, OCHAV NritiuuiiiKU For Kan Krauclsou, Hall every flvo daya. unit MP ST .-j ui OkSrlXiPmA m I. I WN?T. ,-B(if' ft! -f STEAM. HOT AIR, HOT WATER cof.ujfniA iiivvn u 1 irritAiiriij L.ttnl 1.1 Asiorir. and way lAnAUw: lArtU- WIT l.lMl'i-rii IillTII I lu Iavo Pnrtlmiil. KAwlirir Ami wat u n. B 1 Salem I Landing. Uon;. i I land H ! Tucailsy, TliarUy anil 8aturd)f at fl.00 s.B-1 diuuiiay uejinrauay and Friday at iw.w a. m. FOR CORVALLIS And way points Tuesday, Thursday and sw I uT,u,aui, m, W1LLAMETTB RIVER DlVHIOi D-illy bouts to I'ortland ns abort Transfers to street car lino at Orcgoi City If tho steamersaro delayed theft Round trip tickets to all point U Oregon, WuBlilngton or Csllforr.li Connections tnnde ut Purtlund "IU all rail, ocean und river lines, W. II. HURLUl'RT. Gen. Pass. Agl Portland, Ol. O. M. POWERS, Agent, Trado Stwi dock. Kalnni. UOISK & HARKER, City Agent. I he Orient OK HARTKOrd, Assets .... Llnlilllil. ' Surplus toPoUc'y Holders.'.' Insurance Co CONN.I J3,21o,000. 1,109,000. 1,31-1,010, Will insure von anki in u. fll"V,r J. ;. "a",u,0 . z?..": ,v UJ "c i ior lerms enau ro ni MfUIAC ri-M t-. .. 1 - w. ",wmMJ ouLiuiN1, Kesident Ag;ent. Salem, Ore. Journal Office. ., . " " . - x ti, aim you want to delay, wo will do ull iiiwssary reiwir nu In i.lnmi.i.... .."..' or gas fitting in an export manner t yoK give u your ordor. ' BARRdPETZEL ii COMMEKWIAL STREET, releptione No. S371 All bills, notes oracvouuts duo said Arm aro ass gr.txl to K. F. Parkhurst, who succeeds to the business of E. F. Park hurst tV Co. K. F. PARKHURST, c LEEM'QUEW. ' Salem Or., Jan. 17, HW." Ms-tf To Whom it May Concern. j Salku, Or., Doc. SO, 16$. I flit persons Knowing thomselvea in. New Strawberries. "Oilers truvnlnrrtxhnlp.nnr flu- full"' H i,. . ." ' .: rAir.'" ' " ... " k iiiiina cust, nicy arc uii i"'i scenlouttractloc I O. R, & N , via Odgcn and DenM nuasiti Itouto via SncrnmcnKi. u den and Denver. Shasta Routo via SacrauiroU Major E. Alberquerquo. ,.. A dally line uf tlirtiuuti POLLMAJ PALACE and TOURIST SLEEf ERS. San Francisco And Los Adk- les to Chicago ttils U The Short Lini frtmi soulhorn (California To the East, Spt CERVER0A. DU MAURIER Growers canmake hiir mnnft.,,a e. . will be llUIUCdlatelv or thntr nviiini. ueo. Qriawold Receiver. 12. so.xl Send for free cataloF'desrrmr.wAnf .-4: ., . .. iHofer, Salem Ore. u Annlv in tin. mm..iflifrtlifl 0. & IS.. M I . U... .,,... Pul-lflC f , r ., W., I3UUIUVIII . MV. tho undersigned, for folders descriptive literature, n J. J. DEVEREDX , flen'l Agt Worcester. Bide - uiimiKi. Bottled Beer, Klingera Beck.Succtasora toSombS'' Bottling Works. , AH orders for bottled beer will bf t Uie brewery. Kept on cold $ Freo city delivery. Tolephone '