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Newspaper Page TextlLAMBLMttttwir ." 1tY.XiW.Mt - .j.-Jiif-.t-X3!v. - ,v' sy i Special for sav MEN'S S3. SO ENAMEL MEN'S $3.00 CALF GOODYEAR WELT MPN'S WATER PROOF svlsV I oSL aiauiSHiuuiuius"""1' "" THB DA1U JOURNAL MY HOfBH BWOTMItBN TUESDAY, PEffltUAItY 27 POO. Dally, One Year 3.00,ln Attvanoa 0Uy, Pouj Jafonllis 1 00. h advance VTmUv. One Year 81.00, 111 Advance WHAT AtLB THIi PUBLIC BCHOOLB7 Halem liai now llio best city Kovorn nient In the' Kioto nrnl Palsm public ehooli alitmtit bo t least a K1 a any In thaatatn. Till Is not saylnt wo should establish an expendvo hlgl school, butltlasayliiR e should teach tli enrntnnn brunches a far M oilier towns nt least. Thu plain facia published a'wtil the miMIe schools of Halom nrnl of oilier Oregon towns amount to thlai Willi hither (axon Salem li not teaching tho common branches ai fully as other towns rlted. Why la this? Our echltols aro as good ai any In the stato na for ai they BO, Why do wo not b'v "l0 omnion branches tho tlmo and alien tlon glvon them In other Oregon towns? Btudy tho facta presented and tea If this Is not tho truo situatien: 1. The Bslcm district Is heavily In debt and li paying Ik end eight twrant lit tercst, when wo should not pay over four per cent. Tho Interest and debt iliould bo paid for out of a sjioclal levy, aa re pairs are. 2. Tho district Is a year behind in Its revenues, and should bo pill on a cash basis. Now wo aru paying Interest on tho year's taxes lieforo wo nut them. 3. Tho plain duty of all friends of tho public schools Is to lower tho Interest burden, nnd raise tho j.ulillo sentiment and public spirit of tho community to the point where the common branches thall bo taoght fully at Kalctn as In towns of tho samo class on tho roast. No other policy will bring to our city a detlreablo growth In population and In creased prosperity. S ' . ' 1. ' '4 nOAU MBKTINO At llethel school liousu Wcdiiesdy Pub. 13. at 10 a. in. on tho road to tho T. T, Geer, place. II. J. Workman and QooruVAlloti aro pushing It. There y 111 be a big attend anco. Judgo Terrell will botheroanda subscription paper will I passed arouudito see nhat ran be done, with tho assistance of the county court. THat ATT1TUDB OP HNOLAND. Tht ablest aper, showing Knglsud's relation towanls the Dutch Hepublies ol Bouth Africa, that has yet appeared Is by UeuU Qsn. den lloer Poorlugsel, a inembor of tho Primary couuellof IM laud, In the February, 11)00, Forum. It shows the following to bo historical facts bawideu International lawt 1. Kngtsnd do's not pte tho gen ral right of a ptotector U Intervsuo In the InUnial aflalts ol the Transvaal. 3. Chamberlain himself In an olneisl dispatch lKv- SI, 18;0, rtognUed the Transvaal as "a foreign state which la In Irteudly treaty relatlous with I) real llrltain." 3. Chamberlain akl In a sx-wh In Commons My 8, lSWt "To r to war wlOi PrtMldent Kroger In order to force teson him rtformi In tho Interna) affairs of bis state, lu which the secretaries ol ( aUte, STANDI NQ IX Him PUCK. WWWajTaaaaa.ia.uaii. iiaj iib ." J " . ' 'J .fHwAtt WASHING CSOCKS AND MIUC VXSSELS A S4 WI SssisM SU (an a! tmVs TSM4U4i atlas Wtt. TsassWaUts SMtas a ssoalMs alat M aaad, W" H kWsl JpHstspsti lVss V4Msi WVs7Mlpall sti sad 4sk U w , Is W 4a i cMrymWtArmiu lrssarM4U4r4uaHHssr.ia. rial Vikaat44ikUUMrlHVrM4M4 sssv asss msjM f H 4 Itm sir a4 sua- ssT sai rsMf vUi s (baa s . mgrwtettit& SX ajr jBjj.a saTaTa) ssTST4BTss7fl iaTssT4SBj SjpaBhA BavSHBajsJf mmmmmmmmmmmmm $2.00! .aW SHOES FOR lES, T SEAL. SHUfcS ay Sbo? Store 04 State Streot. have repudiated all rlghtof interference, that would bo a course of action as Ini ! moral na It would be unwise." 4. Tho word "siueronlty," which wus nwvlln thotircairible of the treaty of 1881, was dropped, In tho treaty of Loti don (1881) for the purposed avoiding any misunderstanding." Tho least Americans (In press, school, college and pulpit) can do Is to hold England to her own declarations and stand up for thocomploto independent of the South African republics. How can wo honestly attempt to es tablish Republics In tho West I miles and the Philippines, and suffer two He publics to Iki wld off the map hi Africa7 What chance will our sons or any Amcricau laborer or business man havo to ili) business or mako a homo or a llv hg In Bouth Africa with that country In the sola control of England? Dr. Uull'a Cough Uyrup Will Oive Im mediate relief to a child suffocating with tim ilroml'iil rrotin. Mothers, keen this reliable medlclno always handy and It will flv vou iimnv uneasy hours. It costs hut w cents. WHAT MAKIIH OALBM? Tho few factories hero help a great deal but what makes Halem a llvo town and a good town is the fact that the Capital City has the best retail estab lishments In tho valloy. Halem alono has exeluslvo drygoods, groeery, hardware, mllllnory and farm ing Implemont establish moiits and they draw an Inimrnso trado here all tho year around. Tho recent action of tho city council In making It more dlllleult to dump bankrupt auction stock on tho local market Is In the truo Interest of the pub lic and of legitimate business. Tho largest stock carried by our mer chants entitles lliein to tho goodwill of tho authoiltles and of all tho projection that can Im tcitlttmatcly extended to them. They pay tho taxes, employ tho bulk o( wsgo earners, and are tho main factory In giving tho vltylta ap pearance of life and activity as a tradu center. To Cum n Uolct In Ono Day Taka Uiallr llrorau thilniaa Tahleta. itiaKSUuirfuod the ronyl(ll (alls W K, V. Oriita'a tlsnaltu la ml aaah Uut. ft All rut THB I'AIIIB BXI'OaiTlON The small yield to the producer from Oregon staples has loft few of our eopIe a surplus to go to tho Paris exposition. Ho far a state exhibit is not regarded with faor, except by tboto who expect to enjoy the Junket under state auspices audat slate expense. Hill an exhibit at the Paris exposition might be made ol value to llio stale II put in prowr hands. Kxperlenco with the World's Fair and the Omaha exposition oo nvlnces tho ordinary eltlten that tho expenditure of public mwiiny fur these purse dtn-a not rise about a raid upon tho treasury. An appruprlalWn for Paris will only help demoralise some ol our imlltteal manipu lators, If tboy go to Paris. All fun aside. If Oiegtiu spenda a dollar on the Paris exposition It should lie lo advertise her fruit growing reautirre. The French peasants understood that busliisas, A commission of three men, two born Frenchmen and a (Isrmsu, with a liberal How of th4r mother tongue, ami liberal shipments of fresh, prvserxetl and dried fruit, are all that is I needed to do tho work. l semi a euaiiy commission ami a iittHvllaiioou display over there, pro mmmmmmmmmmmmmmL saaaaaal 7slVj8sBmvSsPul infrmtgumt i I Improper I Shampooing .i. - .m awtiv anA rarltUs colored hair. Msny people U a goodly uppiy ' , Jjnd would li tcnuUfol were it not that dandruff had destroyed It life andiaade It lustreless. Everyone's he should U shampooed once a week with some notilulurlous and health-giving wssn. mmSuthr!!Sl8trs' S docs pot rot and MwHlfii!.iD soda, ammonia, etc. Aid the scalp tlesner with the Hua Ohowiiu" Wc? contain nothing tut what Is good tor the hair and scalp. OLD BY PKOOOWIS. sided over by Americans with a small smattering of French or German, will not be worth five ccnla to Oregon. Tho Froncli will not listen to them, and if they do will not beliovo their statements, no matter If they are tho Hon. Ho-antl This is tho plain truth of the Paris so commission matter. When dlwy or drowsy tako Hutaun'n Pn.u. A UENEFACTOR. A man who establishes acrcamory Is a a public benefactor. That Is what has been done nt Wow I burn through tho efforts of C. II. Markham, of tho South cm Pacific. The next Oregon legislature should spend less money on traveling profession al classesaiid establish a traveling dairy in connection with tho state agricultural college to teach the young men and women a practical knowledge of tho dairy mystery. An exrhungu I says Mr. Markham, who has charga of this end of tho Bouth ern Pacific's business, was In Albany last Friday and aftor being shown what tho Albany Co-operative Creamery has done for that section became greatly In terested and expressed his desire to do all In his power to further tho dafry In terests. t - i "A filngle Fact Is worth u shipload or argument." Whnt snail he suld, then, of thousands of fuctsV Kvory euro by Hood's Har snpurllhi Is u fact, presenting tho strongest posilblo evldcnco of tho mer it or this medicine. Thousands urn) thousand of suoh facts prove Unit Hood's Sursupnr I llu will euro nil dl cuso caused or promoted by Impure blood. 11 Is the best medicine money can buy. Indigestion, nuuwu uro cured by Hood's Pills. & To secure tho original witch hazel aslvo, ask for DeWltt's Witch 1 1 ami Halve, well known as a certain euro (or piles' and skin diseases. Iluwaro of worthless counterfeits. They aru dan gerous. Htoucs Drug Btorc". Middle Koader Talks. Kiiitok louitNALt I wish to mako a short reply to tho reiiort of tho hut People's parly county central meeting given in your paper on tho 17! h Inst. First ns to who wore regular commit tee men they say only four wore, every committee man present was and Is tho committee men of three precincts. As to gag law, there was no attempt whatever to gag any member of tho committee, as to having every thing cut and dried before hand there has always been too much ol that kind of work done and as tho report Indicates they will try ami havo every thing out and dried for tho meeting on March ID, and try ami force a fusion. Tho result of the vote on tho resolution presented by myself to stand by our reform principles as formerly adopted show ed ery plain tho seutl tuont of our people, ulnu votes for said resolutions, 3 against or that did not vote al all. Now sir as to truo reform, on reform lines wo will Join heartily to over-throw corruption nud fraud, and bring Marion county down to an econo mical administration us Is given hi Linn county under a Populist adminis tration, There can and should lie a great saving lu the prosoeutlou o( state eases and municipal eases, and let tho Justice handle only civil eases the olty recorder under his salary should try ever can) of disturbance Inside tho city limits. and the county court sliould try all state case within his county uml thus savu tho bills that aru eoutiuuallv brought for ettlume.it, and let the Justtees handles all civil eases and rot leet their fees Irom tho litigants, lly the way I ihhj the liepubileaui refuse to rveognlse Woman Suffrage, here I wtsh lo say tltai Peoples parly dslegatea In mmiity meeting January 10, porwmally vltl in fayor of the amendment to a man It. It. IIva.m, Cominiltoamian. 'llis Nsw finance mil. Ku. JoUKvat l'rwua hasty reeding of the uew ifohl Ml) as wUIUhel 1 inter that the lkisl of iMterehangeabHtty aul making one dollar as g. m another" has not beet) carried out in the new lli.eiiel) ael Skc. 4iartiy rwads iliua: lliorv alsall Us trHHsferivil (runt inr. ttix-twiiiW the rratveral Iuh4 ol Ui nrasu ot iIm I'nttetl Stahsa aud laki-H ojon tl- UmVs ol said dtvasKws ir . HiVtMinis rakMUKg tti the Ittrttrvv fund for the rvilempituH u( Unlled tJutwa ami treasury uim, ihe gohl cola Iwld a racist ..uuiamlutg gold oss-iitleates. the l ened Mai rvaiiM held agtiust out UnJiug ittrrviMijr ftwtiilealo. au the slwr dollars Md aliui wiuiamllnjt silver rtidealwi, ami eash.( the funds Nprvreuted Uy ttHtse atvouHt shall lj ul (. the rrdMH4fcmef K ihhm ml Cv'rtiB.u-a) fer hUh ihtf aro esinvlallv pltdged and shall Im ukxI for uo other pariHMvS, the same belli head aa trust tuuds." Kjoiu tills tt WOUtJ ll)lur I Uist the K-ori-tarv ! frl.l.lil.,. .-. ..... out silver dollars (ur any other hww oi v 'hw m SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT, FACTS FROM OFFICIAL FIWlMCIAl STATE- MENT-WHAT OTHER TOWNS ARE DOING Direct NominaUon Ballot for School Director is Asked From All Who Pay Taxes or Have Children to Educate. There Is a f 100 property ouahflcation required to vote at tho school election in lid district (whlcl. h nefiher Just nor ll mimt lm obeved. Hut al c terens, nialo or female, wlm liae cniiureu . . Sy taxes Csumxlrt schools havea VFm!ffZ "e lS lir school nollcles and n the choice of a schorjl director. Totlilsenu wo M to flllmit fi 'Direct Nomination ballot for echoo! director at the end ol this CO,record.oft.,cJerkofs.ioo,trh3tconU ono irom fliarcn o, jow, -". ,."":." ii..-.. .. .-lll 1 made at the aeeSnor iS.sr l, Etotar 1. im. to July I, Kion la fnniln lit). 1 ..... M...n nwn WHAT TUB TWO 8, 1809, to July 1, 1000, at.. Jed detl. . itUJulrl. isw. lebt (etlinaied) Ml 1, IWW From Jlarch 0, Total Ixinded Y oat ui atbl Vlnatlur rtljt Valuation auinci, mri.. ..-...- .. ..... IteereaM In Taluatlon ..-...... Itecclpts from March 0, 18W, to January 1, 1!KX): 8ven mill lax, JSM . SuteMboni tax.iovo, Oountr "Thiol lax, ISO .. llorroHed on notes Total cash, ten months..... Firs Iniurance carried ... Interest Items In both reperts: l.nmrrl ti Jnlr 1. 1900. on lion ill. January 1 to Julr 1, 110, on notes..-..--- -lurch , wn, to January 1, 1900, InUren ou note... . March 6. 1W, lo January 1. 1500, Interetl on boiiils . Tolal Inlereit from March 8, 1899, lo July 1, 1W0 . Cost orieachsrs per month, ('out ofjanltors tier month Kent polytechnlo per year I'aliillnx .. WHAT OTHER TOWNS AHE DOING This Jouuxal sent out Inquiries to a number of Oregon towns, asking answers 10 'lKMndTytiformu. what number of mill, school tax Is levied In your dls trlct for siipiwrtof public schools not for repairs or buildings. "2. Wiiat grades aro taught olwve the Dili grade? "a. Has your district a high school?" Tho answers aro printed as follews: 1. Levy for support of public schools, outside of elate mid county apportion merit, two mills. '.'. Tenth grade is taught. 3. Yes, wo huve a high school. xotsr.. 1, We havo a Ho mill fehool levy (but about tOOO Incidental iixpcnees) all im Mioses. Last year 12000 was spent for repairs unil improvements. 2. The eleventh grado Is the hlgliest this year. School meeting voted to estoblls twelfth grade nextycar. ,... c.t 3. Wo havo a high school which prepares pupils for entranco to llio btato University. . . Oeo. Chaw, Clerk. OltKOO.y VITV. 1. 8ix mills. 2. Tenth and eleventh grades. 3. Yes, wo havo a high school with 10th and litis grades In connection. T. I.. Ciiaiiuan, Clerk. 8TAYT0S. 1. There Is no levy for school purposes. 2 and 3. There Is n high school course, only roiiKistlng of tho ninth grade and comprising algebra, physical geography, IIUTTKVILI.K. There Is no tax for school fund purioses. The tenth grado la taught. Wo havo two years ol high school work. I. ii! HAI.IM. Levy for supiMirt of schools Is six mills. 2, There Is no grado taught above tin sceixil, '1 Tliiirn lu mi litf.li urlifinl pnillHil. Ilosolutlon adopted In March. lHtlO : "Itemlviil that tliu ooanl ol education Iki directed to confer with the principals employed for the ennulng year and as certain if it is not possible without uny Increased oxpenco to arrange tho vourso of stndy and classes so that tho eighth nud ninth grade work shall bo donu In each arhool building." At tho school meeting hold at Salem early In February, 1000, tliu Iward ol education reeommondisl adoption ol a 10th grade. It was moved by I)r llynl that the recommendation of a 10th grade ho not adopted. A citizen moved a committee of three lu look 'into tho merit of u tenth grado ami report at the annual meeting in March. I.ot. The above facta about Bulem school district, and other districts, are reliahlo and otllcial. Our readers are invited to consider and dincuss tho situation in view ol tho coming school election Marcli 13. IIIIlKtT NOMINATION IIAI.L0T. Tho undersigned hereby Hchool Director of Kalem term ol live years from name of your candidate. signature not Fill out aliovo blank and get your neighbor to express himself or herself and leato samo at this olllco. ltesull will lie mado known liefore election. currency than silver certlltrates, and tho next section provides for the replacing of treasury notes used lu purchasing sil ver bullion with silver certificate as fast as practicable. Bo that the dollar of our daddies is to be eondomued to a rold and cheerless Isolation in one oorner of our great de posit vault tho treasury of tho I'nlted States, lint It might bo a ertinent query for a plain citizen who doesn't mako his living by manipulating the cir culating medium, why our venerable Uncle Samuel iltoutd constitute himself the custodian of "trust funds" tor people who may waut.a temporary pkioe of aafo depuslt for their surplus sash' Wat LACK YaTM. Fell. 'M, 1000 M. It. Smith. Itutttrmit, MUli., tays, DeWltt's Ultle Rarly Itisers are the very m pills I ever used for costive lien, lUerttiid Uiwel tronlthn." Stones Drug fc lores. "otne Possible lnnovatkms in Sehool Administration". Statu Superintendent Frank J. Urowe, Olympia, Wash. Form al dkuuionSuperliitomleut Frank II. (Viper, Salt Uke Ctty, aud State Su eylnteiident W. T. Carrlngton, Miss KMirl. "Two Opportunities for Im provtwieHt in tho Adnunistrati m of Gradul solxxd Systems" State Super intendent L. D. Harvey. Wlseonsln. lifwal dsreus4un Stale SurvriHtetHleiit AUrwl ItaytUs, Illinois, and SupAiriu veMlent JoUh A. Carnagsy, ColuwUis, hid. AddrtMa, "The Xegleeted .rtiJ Literary Kxpreiwi. "Waller li. Page, New Yoik City. Damwir, FeU W Heeling was IwM ttklajr at whwh dtrvuss-taMi was had or the ivHrpuM o( ttrganiaiitj; tvrm. aently an historic society. Tho widely it Is eoposl will mark with sppropri. ate memorials the sites ol hismrisal events luaivd near this city. Among those Jil'restel lu the tuoiement aro Hwi. J. lSilmer, lMreeior Orltllth. C. M. iliutou, aud Silas Farmer. Nellie Grant Sartorl Is twuvaleseent after an operation in New York city. ..v ..vwv-.v uvi vauvrr aa staieu. .,,rK-v UJ. l? "f1 ,0 luJu 0h aute ork&iturvlayauil sJundty. ItKI-OllTM SHOW. tho reports show the '"n!" 'flC,B ... I3CsaI W ...... jjj, ny M iwni 2 3, "o ..VIMMITH allOW. ' -r hi 01. IW V.F 17, 40.. M 1I.IWM K.DOOOU - ..- t 39,165 4MO0 00 I 1,47180 MO sm ia ,M4 IU J,IIS Id 1,774 00 IMOO no ii IJIH (O I .. .1 ViuniL Paiikkii, Clerk, for , t-ompoHtnon ami uoox Keeping. A. P. Iliiio.ss, rrinclpal. A. I.. Hindu, Prlnelpal. io ulghth grade in any but tho Knit Salem places In nomination for School District for tho March 1000. (Write In for publication. Tlie life o the business woman is not easy. Usually it is a monotonous routine of work, often aggravated by the ill temper or stupidity of others. And when the physical con ditiou of the wom an keeps her in constant suffering, it makes her lot a bard one So many women have found entire relief from the ills peculiarly femluiue, by the use of Dr. Hercc'a Favorite Prescription, that it seems alruoat criminal to neglect the opportunity of a complete cure offered by the use of this medicine You are Invited to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y., either person ally or by letter free of charge. If your case is severe or others have faded to rcitch it, do not hesitate to wnte to or go aud see Dr Pierce. Your letter will be read la private, its contents treated as a sacred confidence, and an answer promptly returned in a main envelope bearing no printiug upon it Write without (ear and without fee. " I hJ twaa innl u(fcir liora fenate weak- fcf aUil two vsara.' mrHn Mrs. Kmuia r "."' "jwa. Mra. Kmuu Klcbardaoo, e( Oot, Wayne Co. Ky CuuM Jo wy wvik pH of the tune. I took four i ii. lv 'iu.i.1 uotiic ui ut nerves Panxite Freserlptlaa aaJ rlt as will aa I trtt did. I hart also used IXkSw HcrcCa Ouldtn Mnllcal DU mry tot alcttalloo ol tie threat with food rtsulta sad half it ae boll cuttj rav Ikroat wbtn I could tfamly swallow " The permanent benefit to health, frow the timely use of Dr. rune's relicts is testified to by thouuuda of women. They rcKulate the atomach, Uver aud bowels. Sold by all medicine dealers. CASTOR I A Tor Infkati and Chlldrea, Ilw KM Ym Havi Always Bought Blatuw of (2&ffi& LI L I I I Pi' VI w Hid fhTOrient Insurance Co ov habwobd, Assets .... Liabilities . Surplus to PoUcy Homers. Qf Will insure you against loss by fire; or nnqo. . THOMAb BULiwn, .v."w alen)rOre. Journal OHice. New Strawberries. Growers canrake bte m&S CERVERS,rra;aloKdeScrip.iveorvariefc;ulculU,e E, Hofer, Salem Ore. lohai's Stable Canadian Patjic By Tho undersigned aro nowoccupy. Ing "Huffman's Stnbte" nrnl an Ing leady to hlroyou a nlco riir or feed and earo for youi tea-n when in Salem. Horn's. Iioanlwl hv tho week. Sotiffncl Ion guar anteed. Your patronage, soiici- lied. tt tf. Harold Reynolds, PRODUCEBUYERS. H'.'siGILETcT , , Wholesalu Fruits, Prcalinv, elf. Salem, Oregon. Offlcu; liisur ance block. 'Phono WJ1. r. hoiifo, at Walluco wiindioife. SALKaM J.ODWJSS J-. J. W. W. tjulem Caiop No. IIS. Meets every Friday rer. .-.. -Jvt. . I n ii w: hull. Rinli- Ills. lilJir. v V iiiiliVAir SJ. ' O.i W. A. Nwre. rim, rooJl'1, Mooroshlk irCRICSTUHS OK AMICRICA (hint Hliernool Forcut No. 19. MieM Filili'.y nlehU In Turner block. John M. Cliae, I II A. l llrown Hecy. ll-IMjr iifown Writes Smith All About What Happened to Jones. ClIICAOO. 111., 10 My Dbaii Smith: Your pointer wus upeucli. 1 left, lor Ulilciigo iiniiifai uiniu iirmr I u.-iiv vou. nnd of course txiuirir,, inv ticket over the Wisconsin fv.ntr.il Hv. from St. Punt to Chicago I hud Dletity of Ihno In St. IMul to go up town uuil get my supper, us my train leaves St. Paul at7MU p. m. I ri'Mirneil lo the demit u until :-0. viiii missliiL' tnrnuuli the gates the uatuiuun said: "There's your train to llio right." l liuiKicd my grip to me gcntlciiiaiily porter, who placed It In my liertli. (.You will notice 1 call this inv tiiiln. whllo It really Iwluugs lo Hie WlMioiistn Centrul. I could nut help Uut feel that I owned tho truiu, iitid oven tliu mud, the employes are so courluom.) I then prepared myself for the cfluifurta in hrore noil, iuik ulhiiil intvellngi I have traveled all over tht wide world, uut never mm a inure delightful trip lliuii thin one truiu St. f-uiil io MJciign over the WIscoiiIii Central lly. 1 rellied uboiit 10 p. in , and enjoyed u good night's rest lu thu lullmuii P.iluce cur; only woku up unco during the night, and that was when tho porter punched mu and Mild: "Mr. liruwn, don't snore so oud, you disturb the rest of tho passengers. " 1 ul once fell asleep, und awoke again about 7 u. in. ami prepared myself for breakfast; went Into the dining cur about 8 u. in., and patlnok of a mot sumptuous meal. All meals arc toned a la turto, as you know. My entire trip was u delightful one. 1 will never cute .o prulso the Wisconsin Central lly., and 1 know your sentiment are the samo. Our friend Jolos reached Chicago via another route and wui MX hours lute. Consequently ho uiUsed connec tions for Now York, und cunnoi make connection there with steamer for the Paris Exposition. Hence has given up hi" trip, und will return himiu via tho Wisconsin Central lly. Your friend. ilitow.v. P. S. Since you were In Chicago, tho Wisconsin Central lly. have changed their terminals, and uro uuw running into tho Central Station, at Park How und lith si. Tills depot Is also used by the Michigan Central lly,. Illinois Central und COCA SI. L ttf Notice of Dissolution ol i'attneishlp. Notice is hereby given that the wrt nership horetoforo ux in ting betweeeii K. F. Parkhtirstandl.ee Mclirew, under tho tlrm name of K. F. Parkhurst A Co., is this day dissolved by mutual content. All bills, notes or accounts due said tirm are assigned to K. F. Parkhurst, who aueeeeds to the business of E. F. Park hurst A. Co. K. F. PAUKHL'ltST, l.EK M'UllKW. Salem Or, Jan. 17, 1000. l-lstf Salt Lake CityAn Import ant Factor in Transcon tinental Travel. No one croetung the continent win af ford to cut Salt 1-ako City from ids mute. ' Tlie attractions of the idaee, including i mu .uuriuuii leinme. lauemuciu aiui vyiiureii insiuuiioiis. tne lirwit s i Uko-leader ami denser than tm I W.I .... . . . : -" Sea in the Holv IjuhI the iii.-tiirMnii.. environment and tho Warm Suluhui ami not bpringf, are greater to ilk- e.pjnre yam man any loeahtv American oontiuent. on Ult The llio liiuxiiK Wbstsh!. Kailwav connevting on the East with the IViivi-i ' ItioOraiKleandColoradoMidlaiHl Kail vvaysaiulwi the ttsit with ihe S4mthn. Paiitie UVmral tUitt) and Urcyyi. Sliort Lino, la tlie oolv tMiia.vu.ti....i j uie pastiisg direetly ihruugli Salt UU , 1 1 iiy, Tho n,iit through bait Ukr tStv via the ItiotiKAMiK Wtamtui Hailwav ' 1 IJ I iiii...ia all al. a I . nunwi an tuo yuar ItMlIMl. I In a,. cuunt of the wjuable cliiaatt) of Uuh ami Cuiorado It is Just as iHMmlar ii. winter as in summer. Scml W to J. l Maiufctld. m Washington Sl.-l-oriUml . k uw. . inainti, Uestersd Pa. kTr f & W tpai. Salt UV City, for a ew SaUtls. SOU LIS HlfOtt, " i'iAto mm a. mm IItfTLAND OltE. WIU' luik KHi M eoNN. f2,2l5,000. 1,1W,WU. i tunm. Suo Paci T.nwfist rates Jiest serviuo To and from all points Kastnnd'Kuropo. Tho only lino running through SL rau Tor dId Monlrea llostmi 'oiiristCai's Without Change. Itoval Mull Steamship Line Ui Japan nnd China. Cuirniitaii and Australian Steamship Line to iiliiiiinustraiia For ruloKand Information apply lo 0 M LOOKWOOD Aucnt. Siilom Oro. ii 11. Ahott, Agent. Portlund. K J.Coylo, A-O.P A, Vancouver -0 Oilers trivelPMi'holciof I'm follow Ing routes cast They uro till fumous sccriluultrui'llo'' O. 11, & N . via Odgen und Hoover- Shasta Hon to via Sacramento, Og. den nnd Denver. Sliusiu Iloutc via Sacramento, Major K. Aibcniuernuu, A dallv llncofthrougli PULLMAN PALACt: und TOURIST SLEEP EUS, Sun Franclsc( and Los Ange les to Chicago hiIn Is The Short Line from southern California To the East. Apply lo tho agents of Jlho O. II &N., O S. L., Sunt hern Pacillc. 01 or the undersigned, for folders ile-erlptlvo literature. und .1. J. DEVEREUX. 11 n'l Act Woroostor. Illdg Portli. Corvallis & Easlcin Railroad TIME CATID. i For Yuqulim: Train louvoa Albany PJ;45 p. ui, Truln louvoa Corviillls.... 1:55 p. m. Tmlii arrives Yuiiiina . 7:26 p. m. itutiiriiing Leuvos Yaiiulna. Loaves Corvallis. Arrives Albany. For Detreit: Loavo Albany Arrives Detroit. Retiirnlnu: Leaves Dolroit. . Airlvos Albany. ... (POO a. m. . ..ll:H0n. in ...12:15 p.m. ... 7:00 a. m ...11:30a. ru. .12:20 n. m. . 5:45 p. in. iVIn.-inv nnrl One and twi. connect at Corviillls with Southern Pacillc tialns, giving direct sorvleo to and from New port una adjacent Uouchos. Trains for tho mountains arrive at Detroit nt rio'in, giving ample time to reaoh oauiplng grounds on the Ureltenhiish and Santlaui river Hi wiiiiu nay H I w viukv KDW1.N 8TONK, . ,. Mauauei AlUuy.Orv. r r. a p a H'UNSK Vk-IU CURE YOURSELF! I m U.Kfa for auiisttura it"l.rgtsj iitttatuisuttm tmiatiuut vr ultrtkM, ( IU It C O U a luoiuliranarua ...LU Mbtktii tt r,.Hllr-4, m liot 'itflU ittllSU(CUCO !'i.l r JHHsjsftgj,, fjM soi.i hj it-urr-it rmatf .i uut la. j.in .. In f7Ffr, i aM. psiu M "I vftfWM sp, ii w, ..raivtt' -sr sm.i, ixi rvqutWs MEAT AND POULTItY. a. k. rmwAHiis. . m. c, mattiikws. Edwards & M .tthews, sna v . ., w " 'v . A IV r. 1 M. tiee . am iiiiu n I relii IS. M ,. ri .iv I i , i . taisiai.wii Thn German Market Will U fonuil all i,i Uikml aid lb best ,J aiiaKB, t'HUK WUVKRY . AIII4& dui ,SL SMCTvJa. """ Mhwkp UJOL.2 & SON i i r-wftiittwriai Si. Ihsaus Pa llwUsh Turnip 8arrots nlon Sq Nash Pumpkin GARDEN SEEDS A eawtltl rtcoK ot Grass uud Clove UHJ3WSTEB & rniTE llnmelTS ICourtSt.,SaletuOr Hono ".'l'".' ii' 'I mmi mis. 1 I JsW 'siakltiau I W RXal s4 to ).r TtiCt)CiHsTi.O, .fcsjgl J3TJatV V m. taTatan I AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Snlem for Portland and way stations at 0:14 n. in. mid 4:14 p. m. I,v Furllaud 8.30 A M 7.00 r tt 9.8J p M HOT A II 4.84 A I 8:15 A M .110 A M .12..13 A M Ar AshlaOit Ar Sacramento R:on p M Ar Ban Fraiichco.. .. . 7:13 1' M ArOgdeu. ... S m llAllVAP 5:4S A II . IHO A M 11:14 A )l 9f A M 723 A tt :30 A M ArXanna. City 73 A M Ar Lliicago.... .....-- .. n i Ar h AOielcs . . 1S20 P M 7.00 A It Ar El Psni. - 0V0 P M 0 p M Af rtiri liiinii... iwn i'i iiou a AI Ar Ully ol Mexico A M B.M A M Ar Hnnstan . i5 A ? A M Ar New Orleans Cfl P M Oft! p j Ar WMhlriKon ,?, A. SI :AM Ar Now York : ' M 12: p Pullman nnd Tourlstu cara on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdcn nnd El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, Now Orleans nud Washington. Connecting nt San Frandinco with eov ernl steHmrhlii lines for Honolulu, .Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami South America Feu Mr. W. W. Sklnnur agent at Salem Station, or addicsH o! II. MAHKHAM.G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Fat Mrill 8 p. in, ........ SlKI- kanc Flur 3 IS pin Hall Lake, Denver M. Worlli uniaiia. nnuwia v njr, at 6!l5iui UiUls,(;hlcngo anl hnsi, Walln Walla, Hpoknne, Mlnne kaua Flyer I sou aKills, Hi. rani, uumm, Jin. wniikco UhlcsKO anil oiisl, a. m. 4 p. in " OCKAN HrKAMBIIII'H. For 8(iu Fraiiciiwiii, Ball every live dnyn. gp in. 8n. m ex Dun COLUMBIA ttlVKIl HTKASir.lW. 4 n. ru Hnliir day To Aaturla and way bindings, ex Hun 10 p, is. ArBa lain WILIiAMKTIK UlVKIt Pottliinil, NcwU'rg ohil lJttiillnxa. Iave way,6 p. m I lion, Wed, and Ft! Halem Tupuday, Thursday and Hnturdnyat S.OO a.m. Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10,10 a. m. FOU CORVAL.L1S And way points Tuesday, Thursday and Bilur. day,3.:x)p. m, WILLAMETTE IUVEIt DIVISION Daily tamiH to Portland as above. Transfers to M reel cur lino at Oregon City If tho steaniursuro delayed there. Hound trip tickets to nil points hi Oregon, Washington or Cillfunila, Connections iiiudu ut Portland with all rail, ocean und rlvjr linen. W. II. llUKIiUUI.T, Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland, Or. G. M.POWEItS, Agonl, Trudo Street dock, Siilom. I10ISE & UAUKELt, Olty Agents. You Can Get a Lower Berth. With ouo exception tho through trains of tlio Uurllogtun Ilouto aru ulmojt Invariably wcll-tlllod. The excnntloQ Is our St. Paul Chicago Limited. Oo Llio limited there t usually room and to "pure. Don't Inter that- Il3l iicllt.o o lino, nor so fust, us ANY tralr of ANY other lino uctweon St Piiuland Chicago On thu cnu trary, theiu Is no mora UouutlfUi train in America, It has electric light, steiin heat, wide vestibules the most saiUfactory dlnlog-ca servlco i-i tlie conltnant md lower berth for I'veryhody, A. O. SHELDON. !i'l Auml. J'oithindO Denver k Hi) Granite II li. SCF.NIO LINE OF1TI1E VOULD. Tlie Karorto TranmvinlliieiiUl Uoul Uvirn the Korlliwvst ami all I'ohits Kast. Choice of Two tmil-M riiriuii lbs Km a HOOKY MOUNTAIN SOENEUV. Ami Four Ituutes East of. fueulnanil Denver. All paiiengers grunled a day aloptiter In llio Mormon Capital or anywhere between Og'Jen aud Denver Pormallyeomliirtel TonrUI h eurslons three usys a week lu OtfAiu. Kansas Oit, St Louis, Chicago and the East. For tickets and any Information irgardlus rates, routes, etc, or for ilecrlpllTeartverllsliix matter, call on aenu of Oreirau Hallway a NavlKstlnn iH.OrvKon bhorl Hue or Eomherii racltlc Companies. R. K. IIHOrEK, O, P. A T. Art., IMivsr.tVI. R. d NIIMIOI ieu. Agl., l Wauli ft., 1-nrtlan.l Or elf aM DETAKT. T.IM,t ,?l,?Pin-F- AKKIVB ron I-rum lortlanil. 89 ItZzS saiiaaaaaiV taiiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaatnrll ll2saaaaaaaaKaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaValBBSB livguii Nlion Lino tailmal lie Direct Kouvii- ilMUni I'tah IVloiaio ml all Eastern Puiats M. ; rii4i- ul (wn lavotite mulw, vl',,, nnii W t&) F,t Uall l.ne, r If Hio Grande tU-ci.ln Ijii--. Uiikul.tllt! tliuo- lisDay to Hull Lukt H Days to Denver 31 Days tn Chlcauo 4 Uaya tn New Ynrk KrtUecllulut Cl.alr Car., VpUolst-ml lo i Ui ri'wpliiu' lar.. ami 'iillraan I'alsce SIeeprrsurleU on ail train. For.tu'thr tuforwatlon applytto v BOWKIi HvRKEit. Aer.ls.&Unn- "" W.:K. COMAN, Oen'l A '' a a TERUV. TraT. Paaa. At mibltdat.forlland