The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 10, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextE- i . , AiterlialfaCentury Hew Mm JtwtK Wa Cured a-5)Ywurrttlfij. W ZMuchtn Inquirtr, MttucHtn, Jf. J. The following statement Is made by the wife of Mr. J. E. T.wtf fhc welt known rcll- gimis publisher of 77 Bible A HoitM. New York City. Mr. ,-5. Jewett' pretty suburban g home a at Metucuen, n. j. nt Mm. Tewett is a member r the Flrat Reformed Church f r.,,1,n nnrl ? lltplllv Cfl" . . .. -' itV RhRWivfl! Mrt.AE.JwHU endaredwmioldl,;c0jr"nd conaultrd the beat ibattlra.I wa iVrmudehI, but found no irrnaneut re .podIlU la W.w York ndrmuPn'y mM un llet The jln wm in ' "faVd wi. nndconld only hobble about bcarabla, IwMUDttb!otOfOOUtofO(r.,nnuc. Wimnu' IMnlC the houce with a cane. 1 ""."S" 'uho nrit U,i 1 noticed ait Df Williams' Pink Pllla for rale Tcople expel Impurities from the MooS VS .ny 2J .tM for rapidly rebuilding wasted nerve fi It haipfifonned hundred of atmoit miraculous cures In 5SSk of Rh?ttmatUo, many time, after doctor, bod given up hope. W&w . --ASS. SSOBBm AVSSiWt. U WJfiiY!- HfflBBH.r D WILLIAMS' C . - v u DH. WILLIAMS MEDICINE COMPANY, SoheneoUdy, N. Y. Look for this trade mark on every package. Sold by all druggists, SO' cents per box; six boxes, fr-jo. ifiwiwmTnnYTmnnniifiwFHfwmnnmjL AN INTELLIGENT MAN IS ONE WHO HAS GOOD UNDERSTANDING! fXaqfsSboeej Z FURNISH THE BEST KNOWN UNDERSTANDING 3 THEREFORE THE INTELLIGENT MAN T IS ONE WHO WEARS Shoes. likkkkkkkkUi 11 ii A A A Aii41iJi.AUi ill IAU..UA. j airiECBNT -SC II- oM0yrf' SOME OFFICIAL FIGURES Judge Barlon of Linn County Finances. Talks The Beat Managed County In Oregon and How It la Uono. Alhajtv, Or., l-ob. 8, UMX). KniTon Jouiomm I .eg 101110 dis cussion In your newsy Juuiinai, rolutivo totlio rato levy of l.inn county for 185)0. possibly some of our Marlon county friends do nut understand tliu ox net condition of tho llnanco. ol l.inn county, hence with your prumlmiloii, I Will give tlio exact ttutuH ol our county', finances as iliown hv tho records 011 Jnminry 1, 11)00: .twouitciw. Cash in hand, of uuuuty treas urer on aliovu dntu, subject to payment ol current ex pense, lor 11HK) ... tt,ll 00 Uncollected lux on roll ol 181)8, $22.275 over 2-3 ol vvliloh will bo applicable to puy inont o( current your. 12,000 IX) HXI'ASKM. County tux gl 1.86 tnllUi on valuation, 10,77,980 JWU roll 18,7-10 00 Himclal ruiul levy 1 mill on valuation, tO.TVT.oSO 18IW toll .. 0.727 00 Estimated receipts (rum chirk and recorder (or 1000 3,000 00 plus tu hand, of treasurer and uncol lected tax oil roll of 181)3, I believe It to 1 10 unqualified robbery to take from tlio people one cent inoro by taxation tliau Ih absolutely required to pay cur rent expense., economically Incurred. And feeling certain Unit 2 85 mills will provide roteniie niilllclcnt far all county puriwiiofor the year of 11)00, tlio county court fixed that a. It. levy. Mini county Iiiih not .tamped a ulnlo warrant durliiK tlio paHtfour yean. Total levy for 18W1 13 null. luvy for 185)7 Vi-ii mill. levy for 180H lHJi, mill. levy lor 1801) ll)iinlll. Uko. I). Kahtov. Total Total Total To Curo n OolcJ In Ono Day Tnko tixatlvn llrinno Wnlnliio THlitnU y. All lriiuuljifM ii(limt Ihd imiiifiv Iflt fAll III cure K. V. (lrtin nlxnulllru la nil mom lull Total rowlpt. fla.OntlOO Hitlmatod uxpuiiM (or nil county purpo (or uurnmt year. fW.OOO 00 TI1I1 .bould Icavo a lwlnuco on hand Jan. ltt, 1001 of f S.OWt 00 1'rovIdtHl all txi ware lully pnid on thutdMe, buttiH lliurrtiiro alway. toiin) dellnquont, tliU wilt provldu a wift) niorslu (or midIi M)iitlnn)iie. 1 uotliuatu tlio oxpwwa of the county for tlio current vr at $35,000, UaatuM that (1 alout 1111 avuran (or tht ut thiM years o( oounty expenditure. The exact amount ixpendl during 181)7 wan 131,1(10,01 and tlimi li no xxl reKn why It bIiouM ho maturialy iuirual lwyond tlmt .11111 dnrhiK the currett year. I take it, that tb vrror iiiuiIk by eomo of your jKwple regarding tin. mat jter, U they take no nrt'uiit uf the ur- To cure I.a Orlpr, Keep warm, crpeclall) lie litt. aud lakt Ur. Miles Nrrvln. ANOTMGIt MEDAL FOH DEWEY Union LeaKUe Club, of Drooklyn, Pre aents It to the Hero, .S'kw Yoiik, 11)1), 10. Admiral and Mrc. Douoy were tlio i;ue.t. ol honor at a dinner kIvcii at the Union League Qlub In llrooklyii hint nlht. Admiral Dowuy wan .eatwl at tho rlnlit ami Mr.. Dewey at tliu left of tho president of the club. At tho conclusion of tho dinner, letters of regret were read from Presi dent MoKiuley, Iti'rtr-Admlral l'hilip, AwUtaut BiHirutary Allen and Governor lloomolt. Tho health of Mr. MeKlulev v a. drunk in iluco; alw that of the admiral and Mm. Duuoy, after which thrw cheer, and a tixur were uiveu (or (wtoh. I'rwldint William K. I'uliifur, In 11 IH-eelmhleh recited tint Imttlo and vie tory ol $1111111(1 hay and .winded the prulioflol Admiral Dowry, pivtuntwl to iilm a luiudHime yold inedul. In re upoiibe to 1'ruMldviit I'uUifur'H ad.Jie, Admiral Dewey .aid: "l'or thU boautilul gift, 1 thank you (rum the bottom of my heart, and I wh to Hiy that all that my (rlmid I.ieuteuaut lUe. wUlietl (or me on n former oocaeloii tins Uwn (iillllliyl. I Imvu tho wealth of the world" (Mjlnllug out Mr.. Dewey.) At the eloto of theo ettromouUm the admiral and Mm. Dewey were prtMuutisl to tliu diner. Individually and they du wended to tho lower lloor, where a Kn iiral riKvptum wa. held by tho club member, and their friend., (or which SOU Invitation, had been 1muI, Z PUBLICATIONS l!duln Markhaniseom. In n minor way to beafllicted very much a. wa. tho Into Edward Bellamy. When Mr. Bellamy wrote LookhiR Hackwnrd, he wrote It .Imply a. a good etory, n bit of imaglna tlvo writing, and with no particular intention of promulgating a new form of roiiaiitin. Hut iir Foon as tho book leaped to Its extraordinary tuccc., thou .and. upon tliouraudu o( iiiiprcs.ionnblo persons Insl.teil upon sveliitf in It a new .oclolo)jical itospcl And now here I. joor Mr. Markham golnt? the same way. HI. "Man with t'.io lloo" wns vory (fool verso. He double, wrnl" It 11. lie plight at u Iw mature njjo hnvo written about Tho Girl with a Iteaii. From a literary ctand point It In all rluht. Hut now hr lint lccomo perunded by his admirer, that hi. poem la full of hidden meaning, of Iirofound leseons, of unutterable thlngf and ho I. going about tho country ex plaining to "socio) reform clubs" just what thofo hlddon meanings arc No doubt ho Is enjoying himself hugely, aud tho people who belong to tho club, will for a day or two epcak with bated broatl of his houl-ecarphlfig elucidation.; but to us It Is all so pathetic I Why cannot every human being liavo a little ol the saving senso of humour? Poor Mr. Markham I Dookman. A tiook of unique Interest, "Indian Story and Bong from North America," I. announced (or publication this mouth by Messrs. Small, Maynard & Company, of 0 Deacon Direct, Boston. It has bocomu evident, according to tho Art Amateur, that tho only way to raise tho necessary monoy (orTho Dewey Arch I. by a popular national subscrip tion, to which everybody inaj contri bii to; uiid the mngazino, In It. Folmi ary number, undertakes to bo the first periodical to start such a .ubscriplon. "It will accept all sums, largo aramall, will publish tliu donors' names and the amount of their subscriptions, and will bank tho money received until such tlmo a. It pan bo used for tho actual construction of tho Arch." Ha.Iilsthat "It I. now for tho press In general tofol or had." Bird Note. AneidTby Oha. Keller, has had a decided success. It In, In fact, tho only work of Its kind on tho subject of the birds of tho Pacific Coast. It I. published by Kldcr.it Shopard, 238 Poit .trcot fc'an Francisco. "TabloTalk" for February open, with a most Interesting article on "Domestic Life in tho Philippines" by Katherlne Braiuerd Barber, tho who of an army olllcer. 'fho wrjtor give, from practical experience an Insight Into tliu homu life of tho Fllllpluo. which will Interest and amuse American women. Among the inoro notable ol the lllus lustrated article, hi tho February Mag- lulne Number of Tho Outlook are Mr. II W. Mabhi'." William Shakespear,'' Dr. Kvortt Halo's .".lame. Martln'nu," aud Mr, Frank Cniiio'h "Washington's Birthday, 1800-1000," and Mr. CIKton Johnson'. "The Village ol Millet." (3 a year. Tho Oultook Company, Aew ork.) The Macmillan Comnany imbliHh a book on Henry Irving which should be of Interest to his American admirer, at thi. tlmo. It Is a record and review of hi. life by Charles lllatt, who wrote aUo a similar book 011 Klleu Terry, The or trait by Millnl. and many other, from photograph, add to a very complete view of his career and work, till Fifth Ave. Now York. Outing for February I. it magician's wand that trausx)rt. It. leader, out of their environment through the irate, of Kiichuutmeut to far off lauds and pleas ant pantlmtM. The South naturally claims a preponderance of space, (or there the opportunities ol outdoor life are In no way restricted by climatic con ditions. Foreign lauds yield "A I.ton Hunt In Somali laud" and "Tho Bunks of the Zuyder Zee," each beautifully Illustra ted, Indeed Illustration may bo .aid to especially mark outilug (or February. 'JjtOtth Ave., New York. M "Seeing is Believing, tt When you see people cured by A remedy, you must believe In Us power. Look around you. Friends, relatives, neighbors all say thai Hood's Sarsaporitla, America's Greatest Medicine, cleansed the blood of their dear ones and they rise en masse io sing Us praises. There's nothing like it In the tvorld to purify the blood. dtootSaMapmilta tas Card ot Thanks, We desire lo express our .Inccro thankf, to our (rlends, who wcro so kirn) to our dear brother, during his sickness and death. We also thank the matron ami her assistants at the Saletn Hospital for the klmlncsB rendered our brother, during hi. .lay at the hospital. Mn. and M11.1. Fheemas YanPatto.v. Fuel for Fores Your body piusr. jiavo force, nervous force, mus cular force, digestive force, Fat is the fuel use4 to supply t;is force, If you. are weak in any of these forces, use more fuel, Thecod-HveroilinScott's Emulsion is the best ihcl for this work. Your nerves grow stronger, your muscu lar power increases, and your digestion improves, yx. tni f i.on, til drufiliti. SCOTT & HOWVr, Chtmlili, N.w York, Notice of Dl.aolution ot r'artneuhip. Notice I. hereby glvon that tho part nership heretofore existing botwoeen 12. F. I'ArkhurstnndLcoMcurow, under the firm namoof K. F. Parkhurst & Co,, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All bills, notes or accounts duo said firm aro assiizncd to E. F. Parkhurst. who succeed, to the business of K. F. Park hurst A Co. E. F. PAJtKHURST, LEC M'GItEW. Salem Or., Jan. 17, 1000. 1-18-lf ALWAYS TO THE FnONT, The Journal Leads the Van as In the Pt. Wo not only glvo tho Wkkklv Jouif nai,, the best local and aud general weekly In the Willamette valley for fl lcr year, but at great cost have made arrangements by which wo now not only furnish the best general paper, but also the host (arm Journal on tliu Pacific coast. Hereafter Tins Jouu.s'al and tho I'acKlp Farmer can bo furnished at $1.20 per year, each being a first-class Dollar weekly of It. kind, Tho Farmer ha. been tho recognized leader In agricult ural matter, in the northwest for thirty years. In these two papers you will get tho latest Portland and local market roorts. Horticulture la glten tho promlnenco that tliu limit Imiuttrr doiorrM. Dairyman My they icnt inoro Information uuiumui nun irum auy onicr Revival Meetlneo. i- .tnlin Nniiolo will nreach hi First Mothodlst church this evening at -. rflasorj 7J30. uiat evening too mrgo ''" room below was well filled with people, and the prenrhcr was at his best. His gormon wa. on the words, "Whosoever Loseth III. Life for My Sake and tho Gospel Shall Find It," and it made a ureat Imnresslon on the congregation, As a preacher, Mr. Naugle I. somewhat eccentric In his manner and mode, of thought, but ho frequently rises to great height.; and the people feel that he is walking among the stars. He will preach In tho Methodist church, Sunday morning on "Tho haw of the Truth " TI'C Homeliest Man in Salem As well us tlio handsomest, and others arc InvlUHl lo call tin any druggist and gut free u I rial bottlo of Kemp's BalKani for tlio Throat and Lungs, a remedy Unit N guaranteed to curo and believe nil Chronic and Acute Ov-nglis, Asthma, UronchltW and Consump tion. Price 23c. and 00c. cod&w m,i,rmimiiili"H"fl"S ' '"'"' TT HII YEARLY. tho I OVER 6,000,000 BOXES SOUBYEmr. n.I. MSB" s triad for i 1 is sjmpl- HBBmi19i rrill9E0)i.. $St5f& W&l&ST SjnSot today, you jfiS 0? IKS? Kffi 5 ruSyouou?d. tn your mm VSy. you will. SSi pod Judgiaent by taking g ltaS!ft S H "5 Xh'at UecmV?iiis rcco,nn,end ..icai.c.ve,. I SoWfveOMr.f.f". ... hiiinimiiKU""-'" JD u OUTH AND EAS1 VIA ,U THE SHASTA ROUTE SpyJeiiPacc k EXPRESS TRAINS UUn IfiO V M 9.i I H.IA I M 1 V i r AM) daily s'ssn ! M Ar- i.v i.n..t,i lr.... u.l..l "- .Ar I Ar.J'anrai1clVn'i! l!i!5 Ar i6iT,. ?a lilv llifi! Salem Studio, INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 000 I' M Ar Kl faio..;.. " I, '5- 63ft I'm now oncm ;:::::"! j.ak m" a U T l.w '10:M A M Lt 1 1M V M , t.V A M 150 I M ''"'""1 At Bnlcm...... ,T Li -S ""H Mrs. Eifa finders Willmani .40 li K t S Ar Qan Kranolwio....,. yZTT- Ar UsAntoIca i. .VIS M -Kll'aap VV; ','? NowOrlcam .. ii ,SA1 ' -All it's Not What You bay Dut How you 3ay It. Tho Jourvai. would not hold all that could bo said In favor of tho Northern Pacific hallway trains, as a means o( transportation. If you aro going East, tako thi., the flrst-clas. Hue, across tho continent. Bate, are as low as by any other lino, TnpuAH, Watt & Co., Ticket Agsnt., 227 Commercial, St, 2-10 St Over First Nntloncl Bank Classes in Piano Eorte playing, Harmony. Reading. Studio hours from U to 12 and 2 tod. TWO FINE NJUW PIANOS IN STt'DlO USE OF PUPILS. nA ijij OIWEitVA I t " I . . . lieOIV .IIUI liiMil'ullinati llrst-class TION OAKs KOK Pullman llrsl-class nnrl tourist kW lng HUH UUUClllMl ttl llll hfS' triilni. Pronipt, connections aT"' ver, (Jiiiuliuantl Clilcugo with ,-ii" for tit Her eastern cities. "" imnnn j. p. WHOLESALE AND UETAII. Real slate Bargains I have a customer who wants au HO aero tract not over 5 or fl utiles out with good Improvements ul about $2o per acre. Who ha. such u place, I want a good -lor (i room house, Good garden spot, burn, fruits, t tu, nut to (ar out ih aouui iuj. 1 have koine lino stock ranches to trade foi .mull trueU not to fur out and glvo time on any balance, If you wuiit to buy u grain or stock runcli cheap, (Cull.) 1 havei-omo tine small fruit' tracts at bit buiialns aUo town nronerty to sell or trade clicup. I have good piopertlo.s In Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Dukotis, and Man itoba to exchuugu for Oregon prop erty. IfvouwnnLa splendid mill with water newer and nasturc and feed ground, etc, or wuut an elevator, feed chopper, grain, ware house. Splendid location on river at a bargain 1 have It. If you want to buy. sell, trarto or rent, I can suit you. Also liavo two farms to rent. Some splendid horses for sale. If you wunt a loan on real estate, or have any notarial work to do, CaU aud see me at 01 Court street, ut tho tho store of Brewster & White. W 1 18 tt H. It, ItYAN. Fine Wines, LiQUORb, CiGflRsi 218 COMMERCIAL STREET, 160 STATE STREbT, Af1 --llll- C'l'IIRRl '.,..!.. tmnlmnnf fit llll llmnS. il, V.UII J""-"" I'liiillilUllliJillililllliiilili iiiiiiiUiiJiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiniiiuiiiiuymiiijmiiMii. Irum lu ource, Tho Ornniro hnillillueuUliol It iu their of. 1 I1KIU.II ttiulr lnlcrv.t. Ilc-lal orKu, ami all farm orauliitlona auoir iuy cn.uewji!i on It to be teuo to Hop Moll lliul many Taluablo polula and tug Kt'.IIOlM lu It Shoop, Oont. and Gonornl Stock Man lakuu by ilia tlioustuilt for the In foiiuallou roulalucd Ihrreln, Poultrymon know It to be the only wrekly lu mil KCtlou tint mule, a ipuclaliy of innku. any rcUullou. ol Ian McClaiireii'."l.l(uo(the Master," lu McClaue's Mnuino, I. creating great Interest. Tho picture, are unusual and attruutho. "To have and to Hold," the stirring novel ol tho Jamestown eottlumcut. by Mmy JoliuMou, whoke "Prifouur. ol Huk" won Biich unstinted prahe (rom the critic, and such wide attention (rem the reading public, will Iw published in the middle ol February by Houghton, M illltu A- Co. In the Pobnmiy number of the lie vl.w o( Bovlow. appear, an illustrated olinraotor ekutoh of the late Dnight 1.. Moody, by M-, (ieorgo Perry Morris, who write, a discriminating estimate of the uvangelUt and his wolld-wide work. Or. Uull'a Cough Syrup Never l)iap mdnt. thoM vvlio ue It fur obHtluate eoiiglio. cold)1, and irritations or the ttiMitt.tml Imigi:. It (.finds uurlvulud (HHMMiWHMaMHaMHBaHti Moigf. it kkiiuim unrivaled IfcusewofkisM US & mHHmmmMmimmmammmmmmmmJ i Wut'. Wittm iuudriihe i- tin- .: . . ioliil for pilec unit klii (IImiiii-w To Clean Matting FtvtklutcutovMdu clcta luiiiltji .tit MM kJ. ti.t Uta td,tt,i fipriBc k kM.tiilk.tUii btii ry It ta Ut Ut roinlci SWouaWr aar.puaad lha (9 f ll la ( tUtlM vara wr lia GoU Pm Wua'uig Ponder Mtttirti la In It la lf 11 C uh a woolea clxitu a aaijutnoi aaitr la me prprtiotvrltt tat 4k almual dry aad rak qaUklr, kut the aaaBl tk walcr i dtnjr, cbaaaa ll let Irt.k. Maw alU tit vet cUa tih Jry aai. Tela ww n tt pcrtceuy. T W. U UImi fnM Ml IW WjkUt MkHHIHWII. tmc n. k. rtiaajuit eaMfanv, t m vi TW f P-flaaJMMMMHBaa lh llcwiiie of all PtUt! StiirCK itunleilelit Siuutan Dee Mon have found It the onl lliclr iilerata. ly paiKir that (ooklnir alter Airrloulturo Inaltof lla bmiichrtla tnale.1 by racllcl wrltrra. No offer like this ever appeared before, The Wkkklv Joi'ii.vai, ono year, (or the Dally I months) and the Pacific Farmer only fl,25. Address, HorKit Bites, . Salem Ore, "I had dyspepsia for years. Two bottles KodolDyMiensluCiiro produced uiiirveloiH results." L, ll digests what you cat. Stores. II. Warren. Stones Drug AM Llyor Complaints cured by IIkkcii 'n Vxuai. Oateopathy in Salem. Dr. Grace Albright, graduate of tho American School of Osteopathy, Kirks- ville, Mo., Is locattnl In the Bush it Brey- iimn block, over Wellor's groccv store. '1 ho following is a iwrtltl list of the disease, wlilch liavo been treatm O.teo pathlcally with excellent aucews: Nerv ou. prostration, Liver, Heart, Siomach, Kidney and Splenic trouble, Female Ir regularities, 1-eucorrhca, Melancholia. ItiwtleHiue.s, Bladder troubles, Spinal afftH.'tion., locomotor Ataxia, (Jul I Stones, Piles, Paralysis, Spuml Cutva tare, aricose Veins, Ulcer., Sprain., Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, all eye af fections such as Granulated Lids, Ulcer ated Cornea. Cataract, otc, Throat aud Limit trouble.. Tic-dnulourux.Hoidnrlin. Indigestion, Goitre, Hip joint disease, uiiniiutiiuii, ieuruigut, Kiieumatl Dyspepsia. Ecxema, etc. umce imatlsm, Friday days Monday, Wednesday, I liilmoiIAw "After doctors fulled lo euro me of pneumonia 1 used One Minute Cough Cure. It lsulo the best remedy on eurlh for whooping cough, writes Jtio. Berry, lLuiitun, Pa Cutos coughs, uoids, citmp and throat and lung troubles. Jt prevents consumption. Ciilldteiiulwiiy like It. Mothers en HvirM. it. Slone Drug Stows. The lUpllst Church. !;, Buy lUhukvoHio(themoiiMii I ular ami properini paitur. ol Poi I laud I will preach otuih evwilug pext week Ik--j ginunig on Monday, llo t js aiiuouucial i far Nilvm .ttie wttik ago hut was delayed ' by r,-i4in ot the continued sucesr(ul eruv.in hi own cluirth. He oimm ton will, a wide iKirlumv of huu car in v uttgk4titlt- wrk. W s. puilnit1 All-in. tin jv: "DcWiil'i. l.ltile Iirlv KMr-t dut itn) mure good than am puit I tyir lo'k ' Stones Drug Moio. PRODUCE BUYERS. H S.GILE4C0 " - Wholesale Fruit., PriKliuv, etc Sulom, Oregon. Oltice; In.ur auee block. 'Phone "01, Ware house, at Wallace warehouse. SA LEM JLODGKS Valuta if a- Moirea'bU P. J V. NV. aai llM. TtW. Ill F V. Kwlllrrd, rH A..O..U. - hall Stale ln7 bldi. MOvirea, clerk, w. A. KoauaTRHa ok amurica ublbu III Turixr block. John M Coaw. c. It. A. I Unwn so tl-lMyi Utown Writes Smith All About What Happened to Jones, Chicago, III., 10 . My Dkak Smith? Your pointer wan a pouch. I left for Chicago Immedi ately after I saw you, and of course bough' my ticket over the Wisconsin Central lly, from St. Puul tn Chicago. I had plenty of tlmo lu St. Paul to go up town and get my supper, us my train leaves St. Paul nt7:4o p. ni. 1 returned to tho depot about 7:20. When passing tnrough the gales tliu guteman said: "There's your train to tho right." 1 handed my grip to the gentlemanly porter, who placed It lu my berth. (You will notice 1 cull this my train, whllo It really belongs to the Wisconsin Central. 1 could not help but feel that I owned tho train, and even tho road, tho employes are so courteous.) 1 then prepared myself for the comforts In store. Well, talk about traveling! 1 have traveled all over thn wide world, but never had a inoro delightful trip than this one from St. I'd til to Chicago over the Wisconsin Central lly. 1 retired ubout 10 p. in , and enjoyed a good night's rest In the Pullman Palucu cart only woke up once during the night, aud that was when the porter punched me and said: "Mr. Brown, uon't snore so unci, you disturb the rest or mo passengers." i at once reii asleep, and awoko again about 7 a. in. und prepared myself for breukfust; wunt Into tho dining car about 8 a, m., and partook of it most humptuous meal. All meals urc served a la tarte, as you know. My entlro trip was u delightful one. I will never case to ? raise the Wisconsin Central Hy., uud know your sentiments are tliu same Our friend Jones reached Chicago via another route and was six hour, late Consequently he lulled connec tions for Now York, and cannot make connection there with steamer for the Paris Exposition. Hence has given up his trip, and will return home via the Wisconsin Central lly. Your friend, UltOWN, 1 S. Since you were In Chicago, l lie Wlbconsln Central Hy. have changed their terminals, and are now running Into the Central Station, at Park How and lth st. This depot U also used by the Michigan Central lly.. Illinois Central and O. O O A St. L, 2-ltf DON'T PEEL POTATOES. BUY A Henis Fruit Press NO MORE Ss POTATOES 5iSgjs A FRUIT.'iVEGETAULE, JELLY PRESS, COLAN DER, STRAINER, LEM ON SQUEEZER AND POTATO MASHER. 25 IU1 Wade & Co. Hardware. X? M. KIRK, Ul WKST.SlDICmvlsIM - ITWKIJN POHTLANU AND fOUVALIi Mall tralio, dally ivxcept Sundatl ' Ai-lsToTiT -i.v JliMrl 7:TO A Ml t,v limlniid. ill I il:M P Ar... Cortallla , At A II..K1U ...! I.... ..1.) wllli trams of thoU. & K. lly. w VNFEPENDENUE I'AhENOET iU'il1 ully Csxccpt aumuiy'j Irt 1' Hi Lv. t'ortland.., tu i- in Mr.....iMruainl......Ar nam Ml l( t.V...MrJllurllU..Tj" JJJJ so I' Ml Ar . dcpui deuce... I.y (Jjoam Dlro :l connect tons ul Sun Punch co wit l eicuiuMilp Hues lor Hawaii JAPAN, THE PIIILIPP NK3 AM AUSTUALIA. rtR" For tlirointli tickets ami nipa...u.. u w ui.'i mvi.-'ii n . '"i,ji U. Ai VV. W. SKINNEll, Depot Agen J Ll. D UAUltlELSON City -rftf Aweut, 2.'t2 Comu'orclul St S.ileiu Or 11. KOEI1LEII. Ma-'f C. MA11KI1AM, O.K.&l'.A. PoflTnd. Corvallis & Eastern llalM TOE33 OATtD, 2 For Yaqulna: ITitlti leaves Alban l2:lStLal Train leaves Corvallis. .. IiMmJ r,i... i .. .. I .. ... .... I i tuiii urrivun i itquiua . V;p. il 1 Returning: Leaves Yu'qulua tiOOi.a Licavcs corvallis ll:3va.k ArrlvcsNAlbany 12:15 p.n j ror uuirui; Lcavcb Albany.. . 7KX)i.t Arrives Detroit. . . 11:30i.i 4 iteturning: Leaves Detroit 12'Op.i" Airlvcs Albany 6:45 n.t. One and two connect atAloanM ; CorvalllR with Southern PaclUctialn J giving direct, service D und from fti ,1 port unu udlucent oenclics. b Trains for the mountains arrlret i Detroit ut noon, giving ample tin to reach camping grounds od lb Brcitcnbusli and Santlam rlrerttt . suiiioday. js 1, A 1.1J II. u 54. BO. A'08 inonoiioi Grain Hay, FJour, Mill Feed, Building Mnferial. Lime, Omcnt, Plaster etc, Grain,Hay and Straw stored Wagon Scales ,clc. rrempi ami carolu .attention given to tlio delivery ol goodB lo of.tho citv. nuu T V. A l!. A. J.TURNKK AkuiiI, kuwis tsa lot Albany, Or. any part 0-8-K OJt.&R DII'AIIT, ron lir u.lns r. I'enti'u Vcllnw wme.lv T.Mrn.,..i ...;. .7' ,r?:." :!". ". womicrrul UARHOOD RESTORED rriaMyRuAranlrdtfcurea 1 ncrvoua iltwoici turhna Wnb io,WNi,L',cl,r'JV,k,ru"I,-t lMhSS. NlghUy I'rni: irninbff'S.KfJ5iiJ!V lllln,ill.r..1 .. . ". .. i ---- -- --M,tll . In'tfrm iKSS' SWlSf.W?"!:?" T' !M!? r.. . a ,i -'-. rr"" iwi uulkcl. n.ainrr j. uyiimu prepaid. Circular free. A Idruinri.ifcTalce.i tanufaclurcd by the I'cau Medldne CoT.lffla.Fnni f rnilly or Inaanit uox. o 101 no other. f.aue-unvls Dranr Co. diitribuUiir ...mi. N vtffl Kt Mall 8 p. m, TIIIK .CUEHOtt. From Portland Halt Uko, Denver Ft. Worth! umana, nauaaa i.uy, Ixiula.Olilcaoo and Knit, MEAT AND POULTUY. II. K. KDW'AHIVS. M, O. MATIIKS. Edwards it Mttthews, MKATuntt TOUI.TKV MARKE'I Si.ie tue , neat (tilroul Kie.hcat im lie meati. My pa'iona aay I lrv ihr U(i irea-kiri ui j Third aud YAMiiru. 8rs., IHjrtiakd. Oa.ooN l'On SALB JIY D. ,T. TRY. SALEJI. OMSGOH. atl J tw 'Vr ft B Papa's Shirt was not made to write upon, although its surface looks as Bootless, white and ol the tame artistic tlnleh as the best cardboard when it is laundered at the Salem Steam laundry, 11 you want your linen ol exquisite color and finish, sent homo In tho best condition, you wi 1 always get tho best results (rom the salem steam Bauudry. Salem StRam Laundry. I.i C0'?,N,K1 ' OI.M1TKAD WIOI-KIETOR. Phono 411, 230 Liberty Street Bpp- aanoi Flyer 3.10 pra Walls Walln. Hnnkaim. 51IH0H bihjIU, ut. I'aul. Uulutb, UlP waukcv Chicago and eait,l 8p m. flTT"' 111 M.,1 AX. Hun' Hatur- .. "I up, m. OCEAN HTKAMHIIU'o. lor Han Frauclaou, UallOTcry lived a) . Iare Haiem COI.WMI1IA 1I1VK1I N1KAUK1M. r Aatorla and wa litodlnra. !( ,1 til till uM W1LLAMKTTK KIVKIt Portland, .SvwtxrR and MUUIDga. I AlkTi n war (kti lWl 1 itii HBATIN! STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER 5tff lit ,iSesnd work done proniptly- suton"y Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty T. S. BURROUGHS 102 State St, P Phone I5H The Orient Insurance Co., HARTKORD, The German Market Will lie found all kinds of meat and the best of sausage. KUEK DEMYEKY. All bill, due the late firm of Wolt & .Miewkt must be paid. CJDOL.2; Sl SON 171 Commorelal HI Call for City Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there aie (und. on hand applicable to the pay ment of all warrant. o( the City of Salem drawn on the general fund and eudomsd ou or before Aiieu.t A 18VJ. Holders of BaKl warrants will ulonmi m. aent them (or payjueut at Udd & Bush'. uaiiK, a. interest win tvaso irum date of this notice. Joux Mom, .. . . 'y Treasu-er Salem, Or , Feb. OihlDOO. 9-10 OF Aset l.iahllitiea Surplus to Policy Holders, CONN.I . .J3,21B,0Oll 1,199.000. 1.8W,0rt. Will menru imn .:.,.. U. I... r- 11 '""' juu Kat "J55 uy nre;iior terms enquire ol THOAMS ROI TOM Pa,MBi as - Ini-m-il n... .vo.vit.iii AKCMl. WWMIIHll Vlll1 ' Salem, Ore. New Strawberries. imSmn?SinSike bff mon.eytoftiew Strawberries. 100 s,tron? Plants, will produce 5000 plants if put out now besides about half a crop. I have plants of TENNESSEE, M'KINLEY, RUBY, IDEAL, DOUBLE CROPPER DOWNINGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS. SHUCKLESS CBRVBRA, DU MAUR1ER. Send for free catalogldescriptive of varieties and culture E), Hofer, Salem Ore. Tuidajr. Thntwlor and 8ardar at MOM aiuiiunjr tY etineauar anu j rmf v." J FOR CORVALLIS AndwnypotntaTuemUy, ThnradaraMMj day, 3.80 p. m, Jf WIM.AMETTE RIVEIt D1VM. Dally boats to Portland as iWv 2 Transfers to trect car line at uww City If the stearnersaro Jclaedttr Oregon. Wushlngton or Cill W4 Connections made at Porliaoo . all rull, ocean and river llnea. Oen. Pass, Agt PorUsDa,U . O. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade b" aocic. bulfiin. ....ujRjl BOISE &, BARKER. City MHm . , . cuiftiif!' . a.r...u tBii.iL,Fj.il. tin lng routes east. They aro all 'V sceniouttruciior .,Mj o. lt. St. N . via Odiren and ifj Shasta Route via Sacratu!l den and TVnnvnr. Sliusla Route via Kacn Minor m ftioernueruue- ......n A dally llueofthroui!ii PutJ PALACE and TOURIST -j ERS. Sun PrHn.iliifjt and W J ies to Chicago tills I li The Short Li( from southern ('jtllfornla To the East Apply to the iigeuls ofjl & N , O S. L.. Souther., ft, the undersigned, tr ',w tiPM-ripiv merniure, . Port land -..til . j.j-. if'ii:M Weill Agb v iii-- Bottled Beef KliniieiA Beck,SucccBS w' Boulir-iWoti Alt onle (orbottlwlb! t$ n the brewery. Kept oq "ff-i Kroe citv delivery. lii