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'fllgnhDAY.FEmtUARY 15. UOO.
Dally, Oi a Tear 03 00, tn Advance
Dally, Tom Moatlw$X.OO.trf advancn
Wwkly. Ono Ysr 8L00, In iiJvance
EdiforiaI Review;
There is a peculiar approprlatonew In
hiving tho Republican Gentrat commit
tee of this dlitrlct meet oulsldoof the
district tt Portland Feb. 15. It Is com
posed of a larger part of ofllce holders,
who seem Intent on only ono object-to
ketfpp. man In eongrcss who shall boas
far away from tho oplos possible.
A McUrlde 0Tfn refers to Bonalor
Blmonos the daif of tho icnatoand
"born In Germany," ho can novcr be
com? prcridtnt. Jlut If ho Is not tnado
prw'dent of thu teiiatolt will surprise
ven his enemies.
- There art a few practical business
matters that Oregon has n vital Interest
In at the hands of her representatives In
congress. Tho extension of rural mall
delivery i.nd lh establishment of postal
saving banks are moU vital steps for
the real development, comfort and pros
perity of tho people. Oregon has
more annual wealth produced per caplia
each year than any American stato and
her npto huvo almost no Incenlholn
Mvoor form habits of aeegiriulallutf
capital.
Ilea votooHS lo 35 llio national sen
le has rejected the bimetallic amend
went lo the flnsneo bill. It was not a
erjecllonol thu prlnclpliiolbltnulalllsin so
much as a declaration on Iho part if the
Me'publlcans that they proHw to alwn;
don all trilling and tiko a njunro and
utmiuUocal stand for the gold basis.
That Is tho only solf.reipectlng course
Xipen lo tho Republican party. As the
jKtoplo voted down bhnolallltm In 181)0
- when It was by general content made
the paramount Issue of thu campaign
they baro a right to expect a full and
fair trial of the gold standard. The son
t Hepubllcan majority hat done right
- In assuming the responsibility anj
having the courage to di-olaro what the
Republican party really atauds for on
the money question. What tho country
has most to dread Is uncertainty ami
Instability la Us flnante.
The attempt Is mnilu toemjnjoratotlio
Importance of Cougrcvsmsu Ttmguo'
,serUcrs in securing thu patiago of llio
bill giving alm a federal loilotllro
building. Vhilo ho deeres somu
crrJIt and falem people should not be
' found upgraleful to hlui If he bo a can
dldate for reeIevtioii, the truth Is that
J- Batem was relected forafnleral build
vlag since many years. The bill hail
passed the leuatu a number of time.
My tatileand cuttom a fednral building
ia located et! every ttale capital. For
want of atUnlloii a few states had been
left UiuupnlUd. All Mr. Tongue did
was to Kt Into tha combination an stay
Here until be landed the prise for the
capital of bis state, ono of the few stales
not already aupplUdwlth .me.
What ti far luorelinportanl to tho
whole o! Western 0frg4u Mr. Tongue
Utterly filled on the Y4iuIo bay la
Wf appropriation. 1U was defMted at
(, every jiolut by the lra;itculliititl rail
4 load lobby, that want as little aiir
H wW' competition and opvu baibon on the
GOLD
DUST
The Best
Washing Powder.
WM'tf Hcsf FtkwL Dirt's Worst Enemy.
$2.00 1
:$2
SEAL SHOES
MS"
Sho? Store I
94 Stato Stroot. -m
coast m jKrtslblo. Tonjr.uo could not
break that combination. Ho cculd not
get Into th other combination of I he
Mississippi valley and Atlantic seaboard
stale and protect hi district. Ho was
at loirirorheads with llio sneaker. Ho
made rabid partisan iec!ie that em
bittered JJio Democrats against him.
Such a courro cannot getapproprlatloni'.
Still soma other congressmen might
have dono worse, and altogether Mr.
Tongue Is ono of tho ablest congressmen
and most unsuccessful mllilclans Oregon
has over hail.
To Curo n Cold In Ono Day
T.W. Iuiln llrnmu Ualiilna TnlilM.
All
.lriiKl-u 'rfiui't ih money IMI fall l" i
B. V. (Iitu ' lf nature U on Mali Int. i
curt
STREET
RAILWAY
ABBESS'
MENT8.
If. ai rpnorlfil liv Miino of tilt) stale
patK-rs, Miiltnomnh county rolurncd In
lUliu no street rnllwny nssiaitnent nur
Uiiy ssPCFsniouiRoi nnuri-a ui nw, inn,
thenpiKjiienls of thu administration of
Hllriir III IIIO jillllluoniHii comity m
lioimo will do well, Indeed, if thoy suc
ceed In effecting n change. Tho pi en
wilt nvdliMii nf UxnlloM isntlH-St blliut
ling, and fulls to plncit tho buriien
whoro It should bo Hut Inasmuch ns
tin, vstum obtains. It should bo mntii
iHincd wllh rnrno reirard for fnlrm-si.
If it Iwilmo that street rallwnys pny no
taxes In Mullnoinnli coiiiiiy. ami mat
coroor a snl.o eseaiio their shnro ul
iliu pub. w uuideii, then Is Ihcro pre
lug iliiiiiiii'l lor ro!orm lu inai couiiiy
It will bo In ordor for Mulinnumli county
olflcera cither to show that the nnser
lions regurding thu iisHs4ineut of street
railways and cnriwrntlons uro uuirue, or
aeknimk-lio Unit a llngrsiit mnlfms
aneo Is Justly chargeable against theril.
KnstUiegoiiluii.
Tha ICoxt Oregonlau's strung loaning
towards tho Hlugto-tax crops nut In the
nbovn. It ready inlsHxi Its opN)r(iiu(iy in
not giving it llttlu lecture, using
lliulmtmiro clteil lo show tho titter
f.tlluroof Iho present eyslom to "plnee
Iho Inmlen whero It should he."
The principle carried out by the Mult
nomah admlulktrntlau In dealing with
Iho Portland street rullways Is nothing
new in such oanes. It has oomo lo be
ueuemlly accepted that property of n
oorKrtlon, It It oau U) made to npear
"iiHprolltablo,"slinlllNiuunslderel value
less fur purpoHCS ol nsoment, and shall
oscuie tnxattou.
Ttxnllon at a valuation tiiii tihlch
the projierly ftiu bo nmde tonppear not
lo uty mtoroft, oxaluslvuot thu (axos Is
denounced as coullneatlou. Aud taken
by Itself It Isn lllttohard Iok-o why
auy prueity lias a taxable xaluo If it ia
not paying Interest on that value.
Ulllt thorn are other oonnMontlloiu
whluli soinenhst take thu foree from
the prlnelplo as It is npplled.
One Is that the prlnelplo is only ap
plied where It will help vomo corpor
ation lo csoapo taxation on It pnwrty.
but Is never applied in tho onto of (he
farmer's land, the small manufnelurers,
pUnt or the poor man's home, or even
the merehwiit'astook nf goods.
Hew many farms In Marlon county
would profit the tax collector this year
If Assostor Ilobarl should skh them
only at a valuation tiWi wlileli they
hate iUI tiilerest lu the hut mum
)trsT Huw meelt "iieeflt" lu the !
hiWliilrNi Utile Home
ItrfHuht him I
wIhmi thenwueylt Ikaseust him Ue4l
at Interest would xty rent m n better
Meaml MpfeAl lite family ImnjUc'
. . . w
Do Hot felem metelMHt y ktaee upon
a nintWe vakalitHt of tkelr 4uti,
dg'rlfr. Inv4 set. UIhwI ie-1
.... .... .
gaM to wheUwr their bule l iuU
leg Mettey er hxlug II? Weuld m 'Ue
.. .
aer laugh I., tbear.t tUeMu.ll
Wierty owner wU hdhM try Ih U j
on the idM that ke nee ranniug Wtilu.t
and eeuld bet y hu WU?
Vet h) sltookl the itiMripl n-,1 v
to 1110 lurgi'Rl niTKrKKuiiviia " "!-
K wo arc lo tnx nil values why should
nt all property bavin? a saleable volu
bo taxed for tbnt value, whether it is
bringing ever-present dividends or not?
Should tho City of Portland wish to
I'uyihoMt street railways, tho owners
would bardie consider them valueless.
They would want n good round sum for
tin-in. Then why should lliey not pay
taxes on what tho properly Is really
worth, without regard to book-Jugglery,
as do the small fry upon whom the
burden of taxation rents most heavily?
tt.. rr. null's Couch Hyrun at Unre
If yuur child Innormip or brooclilife
Wiaio no Hint-; ileluy uiiy be ajniei
n iir
Hull' Coutli 8vf un euro at
n tr. Ill II h.lfrt liri'l
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IIIIIIIIH) O 'fill
dy. AlldruisUHcll It for 2
, ccuu
THREE CAKD MONTE.
CAREEn OF THE MAN WHO INVENTED
THE SMOOTH TRICK.
II Imnmril on Mnny Men of lllh
ainnilliitf In He Nallnn, Slatle
IImitM ot llsner Willi HU Swin
dling inm and tiled I'nuper.
Lew Houck wos the Inventor of the
lotorlous three card inoute trlcU and
about the cleverest cord Hlinrp In the
ivoild. Ilcuok vhh well known In Kno
ws City, where he operuti-d ou und
off for 'JO years. mtUIng the city a
rort of way station on his trips east
ind went.
The hmt time Houck wna here ho una
Just returned from n KuroK-nu trip.
Ue produced paper nud letter to
ihow that while lie wns In landau be
wna feliil nnd illued by some of the
upper crust of Uuululi society, lie
bad panned there an n wealthy aud
traveled Amerk-uu. He hud letters,
too. from Hecreinry Oluey. Secretary
Cnrlluli' and other lender of the Aiuer
ktiu polltleul world which rvcuiiiuieud
td him In the hlglieNt tcruin not ouly
to the AiueiUun repieHi'iilutlves
abroad, but lo tiny friend of the writ
er who illicit uiei-t him. And these
letter wen- Bi-nulue. Their nuihentlcl
ly could utit be doubted. Houck had
a wiir of gelllna eliinilKf Into the ex
clusive clulm of Waxlilomon, I'lilluiltl
phln. New York mid other clllex. nud
lu his role of "Kcntlf mini of leisure" lie
hod so Imposed on men of IiIkIi Htnud
Ing lu the nation that they thought
him all he repreneud-d lilmwlf to be
nnd i:nve him the letter of Introduc
tion Hint helped him to llcccc the urls
locrtiey of Hinopo.
Houck luveiitiil the three card tnonto
Knme befaie he hei'iime of nge. This Is
n trick wllh curd Hint ha llceccd
inine people out of money thnu no7
other pinie ever iirnelleed. The trick
Is played wllh I line men. two black
out nud one led. tt Is nlwuy played
wllh a loufedeiule lo help, or "Htnll."
for the i:nnie. The opvriitor Hike the
three Mini beiwceii hi llngew. show
ing Ihem to the vlellm. nnd then Mhuf-IIi-h
them iibout nnd droits theiu fmo
down upon (he tnlile. otTerltiK lo tut
ii uy niiioiiul of money that no one can
pick out the ml ihv.
At Ihl point the operntor turns hi
head n inotncul to spit or lo X'uk to
some one lu the crowd behind him.
und lu tluil lUDiueiit the couredernte
picks up the red itce curd, show It tn
the vlellm. "crimps" the corner of the
card nnd slyly Inya It down ncnln, np
pinvntly nil uum'cii by the oponitor.
The uHrnlor iikiiIii shutlles the Ihreo
cnnls nnd throw tl'eiu upon the tnble
fnie down. There 'le the enrd with
Its crimped corner The vlellm sup
M)MfM. or eourve. Unit It Is the red nco
and bets mid picks It up to llml that It
Is n bhuik one, und he hns lost his
money.
The oHTntor, when he picked up nnd
shullled the cnnl rnndeHMly tho ice
ond time, wllh a drft mou'iueui of hi
fliiKt-r removed the crluip lu the red
nee cant nnd put n similar crimp In a
black nee card. That wns nil there
wns to the trick. Houck wurked It for
yearn In hotels, on billiard tables, at
fairs and circuses nnd ou rnllrond
trains and stenmboiits. He taught tho
trick to Cnuntm Hilt, n not til cnmbler,
and the two worked together over all
thv country. Tbey ilil llioiiwimls up
ou thouMiuds of dollars to rallruml rneu
In the old days for the privilege of
working the game ou tralus, nud they
rrmile money.
Ijiter. when nearly every slate lu thu
Union pasml law mined directly
Hualust the working r the ihnv turd
lUHiite tMHie. It Itvertiiw uuivruiliaUe
and wns ulvwi up by Huuek Hut ubout
that lime un lun'UloiH ICiikIUIi cockney
,,,,"l,,n, '"' n eu kiiu, wiihju
.ww - ,VH ,tt0r' imHim-iivv tlmil tnree
cflt, wente, and HeHek t.mU It up. Te
thhv shell iwme l a DHxIeru liiiHMe-
l",:m .V". ,h ttur,rnl1 "''"''erlBglug
Be thai was wotkiil nl b'ngllsh fair
fr umiiy ers. The old way wns for
the uniier to ertnik Ida kirn- uer the
KJL. w'' M(1 "l' e"
,l1 KrtMitl a(Ml meu- a miuiII tuml
hixmimI Mwecti Uiw tbiuiblra on top
f bis ttg. offering to Im tbai ho uao
Z'7:, 7, l, Z.. "mW ""
The Ihuvu inHUI ly the llvw. nmJ
"" of Hew-k and ('aii.i.l Hill and
, all ike nmt of luWr klitd u tbet It Ufr
I Ml a In 1 .IU1...11 i n, ... ii... i. ....
wits. Then UMMi nuir dw grunt uiu
-- - - ' -- ....- n w . . . nv
f n4m.y i Hiuni ikmhi,- in th
WMme or n lirwttHHA, twi tnr all ,lfl
inter, nud twe! of HntM die tn us-tmm.
ChwM HIIU b wvrknl ttl HwKk
i eit tielH out of KaiMe iii aud .
i uaw puiUiMr iia)na.juu m hw ut j
uu-.i it pjmvr m itw ai.uKhittwv (
Inot. i' , and l liurK-tl a u HtM
xrV grew IttMtrk ttrutnml aSHt
thv Mrett In tKinittajsK U-K-g. and hie
e kmtv ia ohie tul i wluii mu io p-
lu Lad; botiu- M Kin ii Uwrvut uurtal
-Khmi K.'Uy Mi,
COULD BEAR A SHOOK.
lit V atiwfl an I,mi, bal lu,u.
-Jl lur ou erv,
Tfc yeeet hmn wm ultaer ua et
tHMkl t lee tmtwar o bu-vrrlml
j steel anuer (ttetvtl uvrv. I'vttMM b
was a little et Uxk.
A kkert Usm aaa k aw i l .,.
lutjMi Ui kt AtraU iifc tu efs Ws
wVWiUtils esiiwt hi vtwe; Hm4
JMttnjs iu ureaiJaesit ttesasMuv.
ATtW 5 Uy iHftvy Ijbu, &0
roIn-U aa fuvluu total uua the
.1. . .. . .. ..(l...a ..r itdfllllllY
44CBreoih is the
Soul of WU."
Witts misdonu Blood is lift. Impure
Uood is living death, lltalth depends
on good blood. Disease is due to bad
blood. The blood can .be pvnfied.
Legions say Hoofs SatsiparSU, Amer
ica's Greatest Blood Medicine, purifies it.
A brief story but it tells the tale,
3wodSaAAofj
medical offleer of the company ano
undergo the usual medical examina
tion. I" due course he preented him
self nt the olUce of the examining p'ay
tdclan. Iteiiuestlog the young man to remoTe
his coat aud vest, the doctor produced
a atethoscope nud begun hi examina
tion. All nt once he stopped nnd re
garded the candidate with an expres
sion of alarm.
"Young man." be aald. "Co you think
you cnu benr a shockr
"Oh. I tbluk sol" was the cheerful re
sponse. "Fire away and let me tear
the worst."
"You hnve only one lung," announc
ed the doctor solemnly.
"Well, what of that?" retorted tho
candidate, with the utmost composure.
"I uever told you I bad nny more,
did I?"
"What," exclaimed the doctor, "do
you mean to nay yoil were nwnro of
your condition Y'
"Of course I was. Do you supposo
a ranu could hnve only one lung with
out being aware of the fact?"
"And yet." said the doctor, "you ap
ply to a respectable company for a poli
cy of life Insorunco. Do you expect to
gel It?"
"I certainly do. Not only Hint, but I
think I ought to get It nt a substantial
reduction In the premium."
"Upou whnt ground, may I nsk?"
"Upon the ground that, having only
one lung, I nm W) per cent le liable to
contract consumption than If 1 had
two lungs." Rival.
WOMEN OPPOSE WOMEN.
The Btnfr of Affair. Raid to nxl.t In
lliv (loverniiienl Service.
"Why Is It that women nre practical
ly debarred from receiving promotions
to the higher place lu the government
service?" nski-d a government clerk of
n quarter of it century's experience.
The question wna put to several ladle
lu the treasury department. IMore
any one of them hud lime to reply the
questlouer proceeded to answer hi
owu luterrogntory.
"It Is because they nre held Imck by
members of their owu Bex," he wild.
"Home lime ago a lady In one division
I know )f wns o favorably regarded
that she would have been mnile chief
of that division, but as soon n her
prospect bt-came known her fellow
clerks of the same sex became Indig
nant nnd nulled In n protest. They de
clared that they could never work un
der her; Hint they would a thoiiKand
time rather have n uinu thnu n woman
to 'Iioh' ihem. They wouldn't nllow
her to 'lord It over them.'
"Tlint Is only u sample of many
case. Women can be depended upon
to nnlngoulzo women under nucIi cir
cumstances. Not ouly did they do ho
lu the cute I have cited, but they ac
tually gnve the marble heart nnd tho
Icy Imnil to this woman nfier they de
fented her proipecta of n promotion.
I nm satisfied that one of the most In
tlueutlal olMttacloH to women In their
effort lo secure equal recognltlou with
men comes from their owu sex."
The limn who nsked and answered
the question then moved off before his
audience of lady clerk had an opportu
nity to reply to his assertions. Wash
luirton Slur.
SDNSITIVn
WOMAN.
There is a
wonderful little
tropical plant,
the mimosa or
'sensitive plant
as it Is oiled.
The curious
thing about it
is that if you
pinch any part
of the root or
the Minn, all
the delicate lit
tle branches
nnd fragile
leaves will curl
up nnd shrink
together as If
they had been
blighted with a
sudden froit.
Woman's
delicate and
sensitive or.
Lmniuu i. r.
BHirksUv like this little i.Unt. If the
wry roouol a woman's life are injured
or diseased, herwltole being suffers, both
iHitMcal sml mental. She shrink with
in kenwlf and cover up her sufferings
enduring all in silence as best he may.
waVt.r .1) broken dawn nj vety .V ; nj
"""yf.J ' " M W" vl stony.
T .i"".6- ? v troubled
He k WW ev.rylh.ng .h hera at. hop.
lu la nl fcet biM fa mn Tn.- d.lo ul.t
he uttM ihx live tohtve k.hcr .hlM u ih
MM. Mtayllt(M HU.VIIIUi. Kb. lrW.1 Ilr.
EThef 'av,M" 1.riMkw ana i U1J trndcn
ZWL!, W I lite l weighing;
Eekws jwwuJj herihthWieeeou3
'l K 1 ih. w mht haw nlctly
&.. ,'m " I" te ul
iiimkimwh w ie.eute.tiir iwhu.
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I 01 Medmur t.tm. I Kane
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wome W it. M
May Lrt.4 bW4 you for
inr
fWJlrMlHHllHt
M D . of fUUfcte, it. Y , in h...U( eonfl.
rHK" Iter emmtHMeiti.a m be innr-
MMtMy 14 Mmettly (Muertnl iml the
IaSL'IK? J??MM, l rVrtheilr
vke ((a tn kW cavetope) fu of
Nbet to o i.'!ic.
II. U Tr'r,l t v 'Yl.
oWirs to inlorm ih- j. i..- ti
n way coHtHM-uM wh! tt..
Arl IV. ,uf mil, kia.a, tl.
Ktmjlo,
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s itiaitv. wi.,i i im.h dvlittriiu mk
..rin llwclit. I ItaM, ,,,, ,wu uT
nmu snirou tsora. u.i h 11.4 mii
i) upiuiuM ou any 4vti tl p Mu or
wajr m 4v4ir. W.wl.l t , uou mt,
MvlSNC VCKMsrd M 9ptut Mil tl II
Jjjt as tHr Wivr n, j u pi tak
wtt tVi trtfc, i-O-at
Select School
ttM
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kf Mioiutng thii
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lliilaii's Sialic
The u ndersfgned are now occu py
Ing 'Huffman's Stable" nnd are
ready to hire you a nlco ritf or
feed nnd caro for yotn tea-n
when In Salem. Horen lioarded
by tho week. Satlf faction guar
anteed. Your patronage solid
Ited. 2 12 tf.
Harold Reynolds,
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.
The Journal Leads the Vsn as In the
Past.
WenntonlvEivo tho Weekly Jour
nal, tho best local nnd and general
weekly In tho Willamette valley for 1
per yi-ar, but nt great cost hnvu made
arrangements by which wo now not only
furnish tho best general paper1, but also
tho best farm Journal on tho I'nclflc
coait. Hereafter Tub Joubnal and tho
Pacillc Farmer can be furnished at $1.2.5
per year, each being a first class Dollar
weekly of Its kind. Tho Farmer hni
been tho recognized leader in agricult
ural matters in tho northwest for thirty
years.
In theeo two papers you will get tho
latest Portland and local market reports.
Horticulture 1 slen lh prominence llit
the great liiUiutry dnetTM
Dalrymon y they l raoro Inrormsllou
iroiii iu culumus man Irom .uy oilier
kource,
Tho Ornngo lisidlitlniuUhM It M their of.
mm uik.ii. all l,rm uiiiluii
ktiuvr Ihry csadpuduii.U tu 1m tiue to
llieirlnttrttl. i
Hop Mon flnt mur vslusblo polnli snjiug-
Rt.llOII. lu It
Shoop, Goat, and Oonoral Stock
Mart t.i.ii l tne tru.ui.uut tot the lu.
fuiuiilluti coutaltitd Iti, rtla.
Poultrymen snow It to be the only weekly
intuit Mitloii that make, a pceUlty ul
tlin brniicu i.l ftrnilni;.
Boo Mon bare found It tbo only prer that
mkt any ireteutlou ot looking niter
their lotereita. ,
Anrloulturo In all nf In broncheila treated
liyiractiial wrliera.
No offor llko this ever appeared before.
Tho Wekkly Jouhsal ono year, (or
tho Dally -1 months) and tho Pacific
Fanner only $1.25. Address,
Honm linos.
Srtlem Ore.
Osteopathy In Salem,
Dr. CIruco Albright, griidiinto of Iho
American tjrhool of Osteopathy. Kliks
ville. Mo Is loi-itted In the HuhIi A llrey
man block, over Welter's gruccv store.
The follow lug is u pnrtlil list of tho
(llfwin-ii which liuu oven treated Octco
pttlhicully with exa-llent succeeB! Ni-rv-ins
prostration, l.ivor, Heart, Sioinucli,
Kidney nud Hplenlc troubles, Fvniiilu lr-rt-giilurilies,
U'licorrheii, .Mulaiicliullii.
lteftloi'Hii!H, illml'Jor troubles, npluul
uifectinns, lyK-omutor Ataxia, Onll
ritoneH. Piles, Paralysis, Spinal Cuivii
lure, varicose Veins, Ulcers, Sprains,
t'oiiuh, Asthma, llroucliltis, nil eo itf
It'ctlons such as (Jriuuilutml l.tdn, Uli-nr-uted
Oornt-ii, Citltirucl, etc., Tliroat und
Lung troubles, Tlo-duulourux, I leitilnrlii',
liiillgi-stlou, (.ioltro, lllp Joint (liwiiH-,
Ctuistlpiitloii, Neiirnlgiii, Itht-uiiiiitieiu,
I) fiK-pnm. lu'tcuitt, utc.
Olllco days: Monday, Wediioedav,
I-'ridity. 1 1 liiiotKicw-
Uiown Writes Smith All About What
Happened to Junes,
ClItCAUU, 111., III-.
My Dt-Ait Smith: Yuur polnlir muh
ii pouch. I lull tor Clilcuuti I in ini-d I -
atelv uftcr 1 wtw uu, uud ot ciure
ix'Uulil my ilt-keluvtT lie Wiseuiilti
Cenirul Uy, fruui til. I'util lo CiiIchku. I
I Intel pletiiy ot Hint) In til. 1'itul lo uo
up town uud Ket luy supper, us my'
itiilu leaves M. Paul ut 7:10 p. its. i
1 ruturiiuil lo thu depot ubout 7:20.
Wlun p.i8lnK tiirmili llio utes iliu
Udlcmuu miat "Tueru's yuur truln to
the riKhl." 1 liundcd ui wrlp io ihu
Keiitleiiiuuly porter, who pluced It In;
my iiviiii. i uu win uutnu a cuii bum
my I ruin, whllo Ii really buluiiKS lo
the Wisconsin Ccntrul. 1 co'ild nut
help but ftel that 1 owned llio truin,
uud even tho ruud, the employes uio
so courtcoux.) 1 then prepared uiybclf
for thu couifurts lu store Well, talk
ubotii iriiveliuk'l I huyu truvded ull
over tlii wide world, but never hud it
more UcllKliltul trip I nun tills ouul
Irom St. 1-uul io t.LICMKo over thol
Wiconin Ccntrul lty. 1 rBtC,i
ubuut 10 p. in, uud enjiiyt-d n jjimxI '
nlKlil's rest In thu luilumn l'ului-o 1
cur; only woko up once durlior Uiuj
olKUt, und that was when tho porter
punched nm uud r-uld: "Mr. Ittowu,
tiuii't Mioro so 'oud, you disturb Urn
rest of llio passengers.' luloncofell
asleep, und uwoku uttiilu ubout 7 a. in. .
uud prepund uiy-vlf for breuktur.t:
we'll Into the dlium.' cur about a u. in..
nnd patitHk of a uioi tiumptuous
ini-ul. All niPHla un tJr1H it l.i , un.
us you know. My cntlru trip wu a
Ucliuliliui one. 1 win never case in
nrali-o the Wisconsin Central Ry., und
1 know yuur K'lillmeots are the Mime.
Our friend Jot.es rem' lied L'hlciwo
.! II linillllASi VlilllA Hlkll I1IIJ .lw ll.,l..l
'm iiuuiiiti iliu ID iiuti nun PIA IMJUI9
Your Mend.
IlltOWN.
P. s. since you were In flncuk'o,
the Woonsln Central Ry. have
channel their terminals, and uro now
ruutiliiu Into the Central Million, .it
rarx ttow antl liih rt. This cit-(xii U
IHMI
Ry..
&iy.i.
bt. L. 2-llf
- " -"" ... w. -w w .
Notice of Uisaolutwn ot Partnership.
NetlwU hereby uii that the irt
nurrhip iH-reloforx xWtiii lltHsiii
R. F 1'arkliuraiHiMlU-ttMiUrvM, Hulr
lite lUm Hnurf K. F. Parkhursi A Co.,
Istbl dy Hlvtl Uy ittuiual txHiiit.
All bills. mittM M-SCMMluUilitu aukl rt.u.
aro UMigneil to B. ft INtrkhtirw, ul.o
sticeetlS to ihe lHiivoii( K. F. I'ark-
hHMl A Cft.
K. F. lHKIIl'ltr,
I.KKM'URKW.
Sali.ni Ur., Jan. IT, IPOO. l-lk.il
ll'a Nat What Yu bay
Siy It
Hut ttow ou
Tlie,JiMiu.Ai wmtMiMKbold att Uial
rt u,ru!,, m u?r u Nnws
IVuirie IratUsy irulin, a a iMaas ui
tianrrlalKHi.
t jutiaruiEWRK hast. tal tills, fhs)
iiifravi iiih'i aorua
ilu ..tJ... .
Hates aio as low aa by any ot W Utaaa. ' I
iuunai, m att ut., TMkt ,a.i t
xruMMtumUl, m
MO St
"After diK'tors lallwi m put. Uu. ...
pneumonia l ,lhed Oue Minute Wh
Our. ltlaalMi the bi rouwdr an
earlli fur whoiiploirsituitH, arilNjna.
Uerry, Lr antnn, lt. Ovitw ouc.'hs
ami iHwai iu iUBt.
Chtlldren alay
I'lfioun 1 WUHM
r like It. Muilu..
Ht'tlWMtMl.
..... - ,
ijlooes Dcuk Store,
en
MBAT ANO POn.TKY.
U. K. KIW.lltW.
Mi C MAT.'IUW.
Edwards & Mitthews,
MBAT nnd
POOWKY
MARKET
trt.ie itne., near railroad, rre.l.c.t Mi
Ibesinieau. My patrpns uy I keep the I
! n cat In '"WO
:!The German Market
iitin tvo fmiiiit all kinds of meat
and tho bept of Hiusnge.- r- UKh
DELIVKHY. All bills duo the
Into Arm oi Wolt A Mieeoke
mustjto paid,
CDOJU2: &L SON
171 Coinmerelnl St.
PRODUCE BUYERS.
H.S.GILEACO. u ,
Wholeeule Fruits, Prndiiro, etc.
Salem, Oregon. Olllcej Insur
aneo block. Thnne IKII. Ware
house, ut Wallace warehouse.
SALE3L j OJJUJiS
P. j. w. w.
Pslem Tamp Ku. US. .MetUtTi-ry Friday svet
lp.7:su.iti A. O. U. W ball, elate Ins. Wile.
f X. iloulllrrd. '. V.; W. A. iloorut, clerk,
roo. 'i, Jloorrtia
irCHttSTUHS OK A.M1CH1CA.
Court )litrviol Korct No. ID. Mreis Kitilsr
iiIkIuk In Turner block. Juliii II. riiai, r. K A,
L. Unmn tocy. It-I7-Ir
lien na
Peas
Itndish
Turnip
Citrmts
Onion
Squti-li
Pumpkin
GARDEN
SEEDS
A complete stock nf Omits nnd
Seed. flrSoiid for Catalogue.
Clovo
linEWSTER & WHITE
Phone 173. Ul Court 8 t., Suleni Or
S, C, STONE. M.
Prnprlvtor of
D.
Stone's Drue: Stores
HAI,KI, OKKdOS
lliutu-iM (two In uiiiiiberi urt Unatwl a
No. tX anl SSS Cointneralal Hrwt, ami ar.
wi'llttiickel hUIi aruinplolu Mil" odlriiKu anil i
incillciliea, toilet nrllclw, l-erfuinerr, lirn.lie.
etc, etc., tt
UK. HTONK I
lUnlurl Kitrif W)i'Ar..'Xt'rleiii';iii the prxrv
tht-of mnllcinail imtr mike no i harijc fr
0niiliAlloii,imiiiaUnii ortricrlillnu. j
I
Oivgon Slion Line Railroad
Tho Direct Itoutc lo
Montana, I'tati. Coloraili)
ami all Eastern I'oints
OIt; rlmU-u ot turn lavurllu iiutui, via the
Dillon I'uHfl.' h'ml MAII l.lnc, nr tliti
lllullraiiiti)rk.'vlilu Utii-a.
Look ut Hit: liuiu
Ii D.iy- in Halt Luke
-'j Duys to Denver
;ij D.iyn lu Clifctmo
i ij Days to New York
Ylev KcllillliK Cliiilr (?ara, UhlmllUrwl loll
1 lit 8lmlux Can. ami 'oilman I'aUco...
tllviHniirtl on all train.
Knr,(iirlli(r liidiriiiallon apply.to
HOIaKMi U UlKt'.K, AKenta, Halem.
W. K COMAS'. Orti'l Ant lit,
l! O.TBHKV.Trar. PaM AkI,
l'.4'll iu M 1 1 im til
Real Estate Bargains
, ,
haen customer who want un Ml
acruiriici nut nvern ur 0 'iilh-s out
wll ! irnprovtMiieiilH t utMiut fii ,
1 '? "-j ims such u place,
I want u kikkI 4 or 5 room house.!
Good burden pot, bttrri, trull, etc, j
nut lo fur nuiul about $IUJ. 1
1 have some line slock ranches to'
mtdo for miuiII truots mil lu far out!
and telve lliuu on uny Uilance. :
,, ....... . .
ranch cheap. (Cull.)
1 liuvuouiu llae small
fruit
tracts.
-tl ol IwiiralUHHlM) town property
to
."' or "Hue cueap.
t I hae kixxI piupertlet In Nebrnskii,
Kansu, l-'uloradu, Dikutis, and Man'
liolxi toexeliannu for Oregon prop-
at.
Vlljt
If you want to buy, sll, trade or
rem, I cun uit yuu.
Alo have two furius to rnt.
Smiie spWndid hurs for Mtle.
If you want t limn no real i-state, or
have any witnrUl wink tn tin. Cu'l
. ut thu
i Phi iru nr iiraiLt. wtu
& Willi..
1 18 It It It. ItVAN '
, ....
A L1FKSAVKD.
Dr.J.F, Cook, tha Uotunloal Spuo
nllst. Suooeetts Whoro Othrtr
rti.
Tn Imm it nm) twujrii
1 tits is to ivrt uy tliat iter tlm p. o,M, .
war, of Ml .AnjM prwiiwt Jlriw wwt...
t). Oregon, haa tttff,-rw fruw a eauHH-r-os
grov-Ui in tint lefimr for about tlirv
rtrs. TliegruKtli hh cutout twiea and
burn out oc. b) AIUy IHiyekiaHa,
iwt tW jtroHili ,-hui bk as l.
A tr. aud IKlilUkl lutr a., 1.11.. .1...
1 slur had l.t I UtkM fmui st-U.,1 w..
H'T H,,'.k "tuwit by Ih-. j. p.
&!. ilis?frw' 0N u Houmi
"l11. Ie growtli vunMv duHr
jj-sirnl. aihlatthu ,lah,f.Hir' wmtus
law UiR rv-anixstreil. anl tU. u. 1. . ..
, """'' iiMH, llir uromn
J.''. f'l Kmvihj; only tit , a-, lM
iu '
,M"r ; muu) tioctom.
I hit)iy ctrtify that trw iImIm uu I
MMMl U abSulNtolV I'Utt. ilul ll.u. U. '
ik. 11 .
SlbwrHr,l and stroru tu KJnrn'f,l',i ,
HAB,.,U!.,.J' "art? w.
Ortvna
nlJw,'-- Mnm hmiv
. ."-.- .
All UlMAikM rnrnia.liiisi- ,-....1 11..
rd.
A T - !9 SH M
The Orient Insurance Co.,
OF HARTfORD, CONN,'
, .. $2,216,000.
Mantles' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - - 1 109 000.
Spius to rotfey Holder 1,314,040.
Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire of
Will insure you fHmp& B0LT0N Resident Aeent. '
Journal Office. Balem Q
New Strawberries.
Growers canmake biff money out ofnew Strawberries.
100 strong plants will produce 5000 plants if put out
now besides about half a crop. I have plants of
TENNESSEE. M'KINLEY. RUBY, IDEAL, DOUBLE CROPPER,
DOVVNINGS PRIDE. SAUNDERS, SHUCKLGSS,
CERVERA, DU MAURIER. .,......
Send for free catalog descriptive of varieties and culture
E;, Hofer, Salem Ore.
SRI
TTT.tr tr tr.iHr-i uu nc ' of tUc. follow
Ing routes emt They uro ull fuiuous
scenic al tractlnr
O. It. & N . vlu Odgen nnd Denver-
Sluidtu Knuto vlu '.bucraiucnto, Og.
den und Denver.
Hlin-iu Itiiute vln bacramentc,
Major E Atbeiqucrquu.
A dully lltHMiftliriiuuli PULLMAjS
PALAUfc and TOHU1ST SLEEP
MILS. Sun FriincNcn nud Loh Aut.C-
! Hi Chicago I ills h)
The Short Line
southern California
To the East.
Apply tn tho ngcntstif 'the O. It.
tcH., O S. L., Southern Piii-Illc. nr
thu iinilcrslk'iit'd, for fuldert und
tle-'crlptlve llieruturo.
.1 J. DEVEREUX.
(Jcn'l Agt Worceslur. Hldg.
IMrtltnd
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.
Vvltli (mo except Inn the thniuuli
trains iof llio liurllnxton Rnuie
uro itliuiHi Invariably wcll-lilled
The cxt-eptlun Is our Ut. Paul
Clilc.iiKd Llmlied. On the limited
thcru.is usually room and to
spare.
Don't Infer that lt'ls neither
so linn, nor so fat, us ANY train
of ANY oilier line bclween 81. 1
I'aiiland Chlcauo Un the eon
Irary, llicru Is no uiiiro beautiful
train In America. It has electric i
llu'lit, -tie tin licit, wlilo voftlbalus
llio inn-it sitl-tfautiiry dlnln-oa
scrvliiti -n tin ott'.l ni',-iuj
lower berth njr everybody,
A. l SHELDON,
(cti'l Acnt. rorllund O
Dt'iiveriRiCwDilo It. K.
I SCENIC LINE
j OF THE WORLD.
I The Karnrlje Traiitcoiiliiiviitat Itnute HettvnD
the .Vrlliil anj all I'ulnU Kail,
OholtM ot Two it HtM dirt ua till f t n i H
ROCKY MOUNTAIN 8CENERY.
A ml Knur ItnutOT Katof.
I'ut bin ami Hettrrr.
All riik-fr Kranltsl a day ttoHjrer III the
MnriHiiii taltal or tinyttlivre tvlwt-n OgUa
ami Iteiiwr rvmiDallyttiintuctttlTouilii ; Kt
i'Urliiillinvla)ia uvk lo
Ojaiia, IC.vns.vs Citv. St Louis,
Chicago and tub East.
ror tlcseti aiHl iijt luroruiatl.ni rrganlluit
ivir ucHriwiirtiatlvtrilaiiiii
U. ul (frwtfini 1,m1Ii.bi. a
dt34 ritillvt nlvarit.ii.u
MsttliT. Ptlll nil Mrfftll sif lirthMHi tfiiu.u r '
aVtfsllltf
a. ...1 . .'7.'".. ----- - ".-...
4llii Cm Oieuu on Hue or Houtfiern
lVvirH)UlU'Ultf,
ft i? itfvfvu
0, V. & T. .Ut.. iKuver i,
K. C. MCHUI..
Uu. Agt., Ul Wb ol., hiiiiAUtl Of.
n n
(
(11 1 (l 111 (b U
Soo Pacific Line.
Lowest rates Best service
lo ami fnn nil points
Knat and Kiirojm.
Thu ouly hue runniuit tliruugb
SL IH
Tor ofo
Montreal,
Without
Change.
K.yl Mull Stwnwhin Line
Jhmh ami China.
'Wi! ainl Australian
4wiuili Line to
oiieliilBaiiillostralia:
For mttsa umi t(n.u.i....
My to
0. M LOCKWOOD
II Aat. x . A.k:?,Hl ?!wiOro.
J.OyI, A.0 P a, Vaaeourer D C
B
1.01.0
U(
111 I ex Bun
III SatUN
'.! .. Uay
w " . "
1 ID n m
oiii'islCai'sti)
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
THE SHASTft ROUTE
OK THE
Pacific Co
EXPRESS TltAINS RUN DAILY
7C0PM
M i Lr
a Y Ar
Mj Art-ai
Portland Ar lOixi u
...Baletn Ar Ja.iK . u
8.15 A
an rancItco Lr Itrog p u
fi.30 P M
70 A M
6C0 T Jl
Ar Ogden.
Ar.La A sele.
Ar....El I'a.v.
....New Orleans..
Lt 1:10 i jj
I.t 7.-00 f u
1.T 8;t0 A XI
.Lr 8X0 A IS
fi.SU A M I
10.M AMI
..1-oitlaud.
. Balem....
.Ar
Lr
J :W ! M
Lr..
(1.-I4 c
U
74-5 I'M ArBu KraticIoOI.T 7.00 AM
8 41 A Jl Ar OicUvn Lr 1:40 a m
IA) I- M Ar-.Lo Attiole l.T liJU P M
W I M Ar.....KI I'kk.....Lt 730 A 3
6a I' M Ar New OtleatuLr JJO A Jl
DINING GARS -
O USER VATION CARS
I'ulliiiiin llrt class and tourist alccp
lug ciirs uttuchod to nil through
t ruins. Prompt cunncctions'nt Den
ver, Oiuuliuuud Cliicugo vvltli trains
lur oilier custom cities.
WESTalDEDlVlSIONl
HCTWKKN FOHTLAND AND COKVALIJ8.
Mall truuis dally except Sunday
' 7:no a M
Ml
Lr I'ortlaiid.
Ar..Cortalli.,
..Ar tlAfU
.Lt 120 ! H
11.M 1'
M Albany nnd Corvultls connects
will) trains or llio U. & E. Ry.
"lNDEl'ENDENUE passenuer,
Expus-. iruin dully t'Xcepu Sunday,)
M V
1' M, Lr...l'urtlaiiJ..Ar (
I'llj Lr...M.Mlnnrtlle. ..Lr t
1 M) Ar.....duii.aenc..LT (
naxtt
uim
4J0XU
7:au
l).3U
Dlrusl connections at Man Francis
co wil i fleam-nip Hues fur HAWAII
JAPAN.TIIEPHlLIPP.NEa AND
AUalRALIA.
for tliroiiKli tickets and rates cull ou
W. '. bhUNNER, Depot AkcoI, ur
U. D UAUUIELSON Ully Ticket
Accnt, L'.'UCmuii'urululSt. Haluui Or.
R. KOEIILER. MK'r,
0. MARKHAM, O K&l'A. Portland.
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.
i b'or Yaqulna:
Truln leuvtis Albany 12:46 p. in.
'Vraln leavca Corvallis.... 15 p. iu.
Tmm arrives Yuqulna . 7:25 p. tn.
I Ruiurnlnu:
Leaves Yaqulna U-00 a. iu.
I ArL'i'8. A,lbaD)r 12:16 p. in.
J tor Detreit: v
Lcuvci, Albany....
Arrives Detroit....
4 Returning:
Leaves Detroit
A. rives Albauy....
.. 7:00 a. tu
..ll:3da. tu.
..120 p.
Ul.
OHQ p.
Ul.
U'louua twe connect atAlrunyimd
Corvallis with Southern Pacltic tralus.
uIvIuk direct service tiund rrouj Now
port und adjacent beaches.
Trains fur the niotintalna arrive al
Detroit at no'in, Klvln ample time,
to reach camping grounds on the
nreitenousii ana Manilam river lli
same day.
L. WAI.DKN
KDWIN flTONK,
Uaaantr
Albany, Ore.
t r.dR a.
J.TUKMKIt Aiteiil.
,M
O.RN.
osraHT,
Tina SCBEDULK.
From I'urtlattd.
roa
taasivs
r"aT
Bait Uki, Denver Vi. Worth
Mali
i p. ui,
Bdo-
yuiaua,. nanaaa Ulty. Ht,s:uuu)
...Ilia .',. In. . . U---T I
v...)V..i4a. aii -aa(.
tmm
I kanr,
WalU Walla, bpokane,- MfnnV
Upo
kaur 5'
1 nm
I lpm
iuiii, tn, rani, Ulllutti. HI).
naakee Chlcau and !.,
OCKAN Hrviuuiiiiu
8p m.
KurHa.11 francUou.
I p. UI
oall ersry nv days.
COLUUUIA IlIVKR
HTCluL'iu
t D. tn.
Tu Atlorla aud way LaoUui,
x Bun.
WtLUUElTK RIVKtt
1 t'i tu1' rf ao4 wsj
Ar Sa
lem ' p. u
-."a.
Mur.L,
I
and t'rl
Jlouday IVedueadajr and Friday 110,00 a. u
FOR CORVALLI8
.iU! 5,r rItuTuedar, Tnuraday and Balul .
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
U.illy boats to I'-jrlland an above.
I ruuitters m Btreet car line at Oretoo
wiy If the sleaiueraare delayed there,
lliiuud trip llckew to all poinl-i in
Oreifun, WaslilDKtua or CillfdrnU
Unnneet Inns murii, .., n.i..nj .viih
I all rail, ocen and river linen.
In &, A:t.. Portland. Oi.
UMV.F0.WEIWi AKent, Trade Stret
duck, Suletn.
R01SE & UARKER, City Aitenlti.
Bottled Beer.
Klinier A Bcck,Succtji to BouthSaleui
Bottlic WoiKS,
All orders for bottled boor will bo filled
a the brewery. Kept on cld atorgs.
tn dtydollYery. fWephoua 2131.
Southern
tcavr
I -lalem
I
i
E7TBB
ftHHMsHianatfaUlitoJi
mmn$tmtnmim4mmp&m
1 mi if f mnm m sjma u
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