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nffr- C-'iL-W i i aMBMWv i S'&ZZ&v? JL 'Ik in n The dlvores frit veins to irrotr with very year. 7.311 divorce ven (framed In tb State or Ohio Wat rear We agree Dm titer ire fault vn both afrlta, but the affeat problem li : Ate llvne fault temedl-a-Me? To a great extent (here Is no dinuM the conditions which remtt in divorce mar be remedied. Given a dyspeptic liunbartd and a wire suITctlng' from remain trouble end w have the rend triad r element of a divorce caie. In view of the fcw there can be very little ilotibt that many women look forward to divorce only became they reek relief from oblhratiou they do nut feel fitted to fulfill. Women are not to blame. They have looked forward to their borne life a a dreatd of paradine. Then disease come like a tcrpenland detruy all happine. Women who suffer with debilitating: drain. Inflammation, ulceration, female trouble and bearinr 'lown paint, will find certain telitf and cute in Ioctor fierce' l'avorite Prescription. It so Invigorate the orrn peculiarly feminine and rrgn latea their function that they are ratab- lUhed In a perfectly bealtby eoiiH'uori. The old llfhtneu of heart come :k , there' light In the eye and a tmlb the Up. The old Irritation and nervouirM are rone, and the huaband come to III borne a a haven of teat and comfoit j 1 persisted In having ft ilcflnilo expression ot Ms opinion. "I would llko lo know Just what your Ideas tiro of heaven and hell," she por- sistcd. "Madame," Hie gucsl Anally said, "I shall bo unable to answer that question fully until I know whether you arc In quest of climate or company." I t Here Is a sermonelte from the Wood- burn Independent: The rich man has profound pity lor the poor man ; that Is, the tears roll down the rich mini's rhceks after he (ft) Is so rich, llki- CnriKiric, that ho ilooJn't know wl at (odiMtith his money, flo hevi-r thought of the oor matt bo fnri. Kmiin neniih!. when in the busy channels of btislno nnd In tho exciting raco for wealth, nro In some respects abseiilmtndiHl untl forgot tho way trod don by tho real Christian, Wo say "rwir' to distinguish 0110 Christian from another Christian. n x Tom f., .lolinsou says: What are the restrictions and the special privileges ppilriH which com tncree and Industry now striijtvlo o vigorously? There aro many of Ihom, hut substantially nil may, I think, Iks KrotitHxl, in the Inverse order of Impor- Uneo, In the following fliu dassi 1'iilctit monopolies, Municipal monopolies, Transmitstion monopolies, 'iaxatiou monoiiolle. Land iiionoiioly. "I wt trotihted with frmtle wraknwa. (! antr taking three bottle of I)r tierce' favor He PiMcflMlott I im free from twin'." write Mr. May ft. Ion,)? Maillton Art ,YnlIirill. Mich, I had auffrrrit for two yt when I betas ijklaf your medicine, f cvwM not walk acroaa ray room wlttw.il uflrrlnf itrea.lful pln. How I do all my MouMwork (ml walk wAcit 1 pteatcthaak to Dr. Htrre'a tncdfcluc." THE MIL? JOURNAL MY HOKWR BHOTHHHB SATURDAY, MARCH 3 I'JOO. D'Jy, OneTcnr 93.00,1a Atfvarce Day, f&m Moult $1.00. Lt advance WiwWy, One Year 91.00, In Advance JOURNAL "X-RAYS." More creameries and less tuxes, ' Thn Republican, Klamath county, wants mora Toniiuu. t t i Well, old Joiwitiln Miller didn't do a thing to tho word Mongers I t t't Municipal ownership seems to I mi mnk lug progress even to the oily counoll In this city. Congressman Tiiiiyuo was a lltllo tardy hut this week suecoedtsl In paying oil" a Kood slr.nd political debt. Harry Miller wasthollrst "knoekcr" that came for I ward with his hammer to do up Dinger llt'rmann. ft cost Harry tho congres slonal nomination but ho inado Dinger remember "that letter" before ho got through hIIIi him. K. t t TiikJoimnai. lotos all tho proplo God made and put Into this world of one kind and another and for ono purpose and another. Hut has no ttso here or here after for politicians who pretend to bo long to ono party, only to servo tho cor. rttpt elonicul of the parly they pretend to oppose. t t Tho editor of tho Indi'ixindent, nftor reading a iiollco of a gun in a smoke house, ilaturally thinks of tho many tiseatiados in which ho has been tho ilively nirtli'lmnt. No, Oov., you aro mistaken) tho weakness of that neigh Ixirhood Is meat, not chickens. To Cure n Cold In Ono Day Tali baiatlve llmnm (Jnlnlnn Tnlilata. All 'lnilii if (nu't th innnay irit fall 111 uie K. W. Orura a liiture la ml oach bui. a. I'KOM TilK WINDY CITV. and obligation just as surely as tho African was In tho southern cotton fields before Abraham Lincoln struck off his shackles. That Is what alls Chicago today. At tho 3nd of the debato 'the newspaper man from the Pacific coast was asked to give his ideas on chartors and "sech like." He simply told them that In his little city the people had done all theso things that were talked about In the 'Frisco charter some of them better and some quite as well. flalctn had made a eople's char ter, curbed all future debt and put in a non-partisan city administration that mado our city government the model for Iho wlfle coast. It was Immodest but true. Tho high buildings of Chicago aro a source of constant Interest to a visitor. They aro landmarks lo find your way about tho city. Home of the ten and twelve story builtlitigs aro ijnlte roomy and tall and Impressive, as you wander upnnd down, from tho basement to the ImrlK'tshup under tho roof. liut they dwindle when you go shooting up Into a real aky-plcrccr llko tho Masonic templo or tho Bchfller building. Many of there btilltllhitinre called flro- roof, butstrictly speaking there Is no such thing unless thero wero a wholo city full, and then It Is not certain theru might not bo condi tions making a conflagration possible. t saw soma hot fires In tho city. They seldom put them out In thno lo save tho building, tho whole fight being to save llvts and keep the Dames from spread ing. More fl rente n lost their lives while t was In tho city than citizens. One of these Arcs In the business district cutted an old factory building that stood along side 01 ono of Ihcso new ureproofs about twice 11 high. As tho heat increased I noticed the crowd grew mora excited on the street. The Iron shutUirs ol tho wall of the high new building next to tho lire In-gan to smoko nnd curl. Then tho glass Iwgan to crock out of tho windows. A draft was started up through the six or seven stories of the sky-srrlipor of brick anil metal. Boon tho flames broke out of tho roof. What they fed on hut tho contents of the olllces no ono could toll. Hut as tho bulldlnit uot hotter tho steel floor beams and girders began to bend and writho and twist like tor pouts In the flames, and in half an hour that mngnlllcent structure with lis twelve hundred ofllceS was a heap of rubbish. It was more dangorous to life and other proerty than a common building, and seemed tow down quicker when It liegaii to feel the crucible heat. I'ut It out? Well the fire department might as miiII liavo squired anayata quarter section of Iho'lnfernnl rt-iflonana try to put water on that lire-proof. It was 11 ro iicparimunt'iiroof. Kidney Tr M?yn'T?T'W'''V1lt'.TlW''t',H'('a n-. .3 ' HA ,. B n F ts ? 1 rsAJ mmurm n? inmnn niu uuu od u iruinmi I .. ..a. ... " A Few Letters to Mrs. Pinkham from Women She lias Helped From iilm. Bertha Ofcr, Second and Clayton Sts., Chester, Pa. " Dbab Mim. I'lNKit am : I have taken 11 vo bottles of Lydla E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable Compound and cannot praise it enough. I had headache, leucorrhcea, falling1 of the womb nnd kidney trouble. I also had a pain when standing or walking, and sometimes there seemed to be balls of fire in front of mo so that I could not see for about twenty minutes. Pelt tired in the morning whonlgotup. Had fainting spells, was down-hcurted nnd would cry. I am very thankful to you for what your Vegetable Compound baa dono for me." C Prom Mrf. Caroline Samuel, 14 Hammond St., Roxbury, flass. V " Dxab Mna. Pinkham : I write you 5 fow lines to fc IetyouknowhowmuchgoxlyourVegetr.ljloCompound has dono me. It should ins In every lionsohoM. I Buf fered for years with very severe sick heudaches and kidney troubles of long standing. Your medicine Is my friend of friends. It is worth a dollar a drop." t From Mra. flnry A. Iflple, North Manchester, Ind. "Dsun Mns. ri.iKiiAr:-I cannot find languago to oxprosa Uie terrlblo snirerlng I hare had to endure. I had fomale trouble, also liver, sbminch, Uhluey and bladder trouble. Was obliged to p.iss urine every few minutes, and it would scald me ho that I could nuurccly sit. stand, or llo down. I triedsovfraldootors.andalito aovertil patent medicines, and had despulred of ever gettlngwell. AtlantI concluded totryydla K. Pink hiim'a Vegetable Compound, and now, thankx to your medlcino, I am a well woman. I cannot praise your medicine too highly, for I know it will do nil and even more than It is recommended to do." Orient Insurance Co., Oir HARWOHD, CONN, Aet. 2,215,000. UabUIUea... .,......, ' M' Surplus to Policy Holders 1,311,010. Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire of THOMAS BOLTON, Resident Agent. Journal Office. Sa,em 0re' SOUTH ANdIasi VIA ' Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE New Strawberries. Growers canmake big money out of new Strawberries. 100 strong plants win produce 5000 plants if put out now besides about half a crop. I have plants of TPNNPcicipK Al'KINIRY. RUBY. IDEAL, DOUBLE CKOrTbK, DOWNINGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS, SHUCKLESS, CERVERA, DU MAURIER. Send for free catalog descriptive of varieties and culture E. Hofer, Salem Ore, Trains leave Salem for Portland irnKT" stntionsnt 0:41 a.m. nnd 4 :14 p. LT rorlltl(..... g:8o A w Lt 8lfm 11:00 A M Ar Atltlanrl 12:S3 A M Ar BacrRinento......... J.co 1 M Ar Bau Fraticlkco..... 7. p jj ArOgIen..... . 6:45 a M Ar Deiirer.. ......... o.i a M Ar Kan.s. Cltr in a t Ar Chicago 7; A M Ar Un Angelc........ igo p y Ar El 1'nM). ...... 0 00 I'M Ar Fori Worth. ... 0:.toa M Ar City of Mexico 9M a m Ar llouitan .. . . 4-uo a m Ar Now Orlcam....... 625 p it Ar Washluff on i; a il Ar New York ..........12;43 P M laT?. 11:30 A S 6:15 A S 11:45 A V AlJ JOO A V J35 p J 12.U P J VMi '-s. - General Weaknoso of System s "DjcabMIw. Pinkham t I liavojon to tliank for my health and atrengtli. I litive tal,un your inediclno for two years. Before I bejfun Its u w I wns so wculc that . nftcrlhadworkcdanlionrin tboiiinrnlnI was obliged J to Ho down. I had fearful hciiliu lie, could not sleep, had palpitation of the heart, was ulnars tired and suf- fercd in many other ways. Xow I tun perfectly well and much stronger than I wns ten jvnrs ttfro. I am i Ilftv-threo years old. nnd thn mntln-rnf li.n..)itMr..n r i never eel thrd slnco tiihln your Vetrotablu Compound "Mns. Ihfeld. I 600 JolTcrson Place, Union Hill, N. J. j l .lirll Irit fro 91 tlmex nm. ll.f tl.. ..!:!- ...I.' 1. ! C comes the serious ills of women is 11 LYDA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND VWakUak LLakkLU Vl.l.mi..n.i..iV, v ) '.. ,,,.,1, amette Stable Tho undcrslBned aro now occupy ing tho Willamette Stablo"south Commercial street and faro ready to hire you a nice riii or feed and caro for youi team nlien in Salem. Ilorfcs boartlcd by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Your patronage eolicl Ited. 2 12 tf. Harold Reynolds, nnninn Koni U(l Kll 1 (Kr PR0DU.JE BUYERS. H.S.GILEfcCO Wholesalo Fruits, 1'roduco, etc. Salem, Oregon. Office; Insur ance block. 'I'hono P01. Ware house, at Wallace warehouse. SALEM i ODGJSS H. J V. VV. Palem Camp No. IIS. Meets tircrjr Frlilar ercL' k .1 IT IV. k.lt U... t... I.M (III J l Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Best service Pullman nnd TourlstB c. trains. Olinlr cars Sacramnnin i nZl"1 nnd El Pnso, nnd tourist cars to Chii.il0 St. Louis, Now Orleans and WaAfe- Connecting nt Snn Fnuidisco with 7 ornl steamshlj) lines for Honolni' Japan China, Philippines, Cema Sj South America. na Seo m. w. W. HkinnoragontatSale Mation, or address m 0. II. MAUKHAM, G. p. a. rortiantl, Oregon. Tourist Ik to lpir,7:Si),ln A. 0. U. W r . uounirra, i;. u roo '1, Mourei blk hall, fitnto im. bid it. . a, Noorvt, clem, jrORBSTttHS OK AMICKIOA Court Bhcrwool Forctt Ko. t. Iktli Kilduy ntsbu la Turner block. John M. Clia.o, C. It A, b. lirown Beer. 11-17-lrr 80CIALISM AND ANARCHlbM. Public ownership ounht to extend to the )opIo owning tlioxovvrmnent to begin with. t t t Kdward Deady ol Portland, says there is not an A. P, A. counoll in Oregon. Hit profeseos to know, t t People ate interustod In lower taxes In Marlon county moro than in who shall iicddlo out n fow postolUcc (rout 1W1 to 1003. a a The I16,000 or more that Mr. Clark, of Montana, admltsithat be devoted to securing Ills election wasn't n corruption fund by any means. A millionaire In Akron, 0., lias pre Mntvdthe tmiulcliHillty with W) acres ol ground, to be used nut plsyground for children. X It Admiral W. B. Schley ti-lls a slory In I.tfe of a guest at a dinner, who was Im iKirtuued by a young latly, alter a long religious discussion, to know what Ills exact Impression) wuroofthe "heaven" and "heir of theology, Hlie was quite anxious to know just what tho guest's opinion was ol these two places, and she I was n guest several limes in Chicago ol llin Municipal I.eaguo Club, an or ganisation that makes Its sjnvIiiI hobby and Saturday evening amusement twice a month thu study of city charters. One ovoiilng was sHnt on thu now Kan Francisco charter, it was very Instruc tlvu and enjoyable. A oO runt dinner Is served and each Chlragoau religiously pays (or his own meal. Thorn aro no extras and no drinks, tlioro Is not oven I a hill of fare. Tho waiters bring on niiti fotirse after another whethur you llku it or not. The only choice is coffee or not coffee. Tho rot you ran eat or leave. It Is brought tho same for all, Noelgars, as there aro ladies, and some ol tliokraluest ttnmcii ol Chicago wresllu with tho questions ol concentration of power In thn hands ol tho mayor, etc, The only fault 1 could see in tho 'Frisco charter Is Its financial weakness It ierml(s too much taxation ol real estate, places too fuw checks on expendi ture and running tho city In debt Is left lo tliu enterprise ol tli6s interested in in such sflhemes, ami a votool the )ho pie. and with tremendous nonspaior ami banking Inllueiices the .H)plo can iwgoi loiionnai is wrong as oiteu as what Is right. The 'Frisco charier Is also weak In not raising revenue enough without direct taxalion. The world ol rxflplo living In cllloa have yet to learn thai expenditure and debt Is a direct charge agalntt their property and they msy bo ptooriy poor ami slaves to proorly that Is loaded down with debt Asttasmy euitnui, u rw that seem to be many (jucstlon nboul theso big struct- so tvi strenuous age in which wo llvu. I was In nskiil a great ileal ol tho onotliatlioususiiiimunsemuifiinlillaliliii. I.....I. im... . n luoiinnB. inu inuii, women, voting u'o iilo and mere boys ami girls working murium inn gui n ray ol sunlight or a breath ol Irush air from the moment they enter until they leave. Who entora here leaves such thlina huhim! ti.i. air In that building Is a compound ol iiiach nerv ami ink ain..ll i...y ,.,.,i . ds, sonorouo gas, lighting g,ts, steam hit and all other vilianous things that aro brj.thiMl by the pwiilu in u Ut city. Iho light Is wrotoliwl to work by gas anil electric lights day nnd night. iiiuiiiiiipnviiomt well, I tli.l not see one fresh rosy healthy completion while I was there In thu city, and il thu maps ol sanitary condition written on tho faces of thoio working peoplu are an In dex ol thu (utiiro happinoss of those who are reaping thu prollto of their labor. I do not want to sharo their eternity. This factory could lint as we I be spread over ten ucrea of ground with green gniss.lrosh air and flowers all nro"",,,1 11 workers of this world aro entitled to their share ol Uod's sun slilun anil oxvirmi nml nil,..r ,....i .1.1 undthoHMhiiln tho uaiuu ol lin.lnm no iiioiii nun cmwu them into theso gigantic dwth-trins will never reap a wbolesomu harvest from the system, '"f ty ,'' nut to blame. It la Jes uitical Industrial system, that makes heend attained to reap wealth Jint. Iy he means. The Ust thing I benri in thu city was that these blgliulldlngs. or many of them, ate not profitable. i li A" ' ?my " ,0 ,M0 I"" l0"t net, wliile the oily taxes approximalo clowly to two percent. Only n few of thu high buildings aro going up jn vr. ,,VuraWe ut nnuil The Kdilor of the Albany rress Is a Socialist, und Uon't Care Who Knows It, Tho Salem Jouiinai. refers lo tho Peo ple's Press as thu Albany Socialist-Pop ulist. Well, call us what seemoth best In thy sight, llro. Hofer. The People's Press believes in socialism and duesn't hesitate to miy so. There aro bundled of papers all oyer the country run by little "me too" editors, who know as well as wo do that socialism Is right, but they luck the moral courage to say ho. After the Proas and other fearlens reform journals agitate tho question until it becomes popular, these "mo too" editors will bo falling over each other to get a chance to proclaim them selves Hoclallsts, first. Anarchism Isan nrrlilsm, llro. Holer, oven If tho printer did mlsdlvldo tho word and tho proof reader overlook It, and anarchism Is not socialism, and we hope tho editor ol Tiik Jouiih.u, will not be guilty of again confounding the two. SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT. FACTS FROM OFFICIAL FINANCIAL STATE- MENT-WHAT OTHER TOWNS ARE DOING Direct Nomination Ballot for School Director is Asked From All Who Pay Taxes or Have Children to Educate. To and from all points Knst nnd Europe. Tho only lino running thioiigh SI ton Tor oto Munlrca Boston Without Change. Itoyal Mall Steamship Line to Japan nnd China. Canadian and Australian Steamship I.lne to (I For rnti'fjnnd information apply to 0. M LOUKWOOD Agent SalcmiOro, II II, A bolt, Agent Portland. B. J.Coylc, A.O.P A, Vuncouver IJ.O our A HI, run "Knit" Mull H p. in Brio" nunc aKXIft llono lllll AllS Flyer 115 pm 8p ro, 8 n. in. ox. Hun 8tnr-ilny iv Vi m T1UK BCUEDUI.I. From 1'ortUud, M Lake, Denver 'ru'worTh utiftiR yafn Wall. Walla, Bppkane, Minna- "Tan. apolls, Mt. Paul. Duluth, JlllJ FliVr WKQkeoClilcagoaii(lot.-Bj1 8 00 . . OCEAN UrKAMaifllu For Ban Kranulaou, Hall every flvo (lay. COLOMI1IA ltlVKIt UTL-AVIL-iu To Astoria nnd way tjindloga, . . Icavc Salem' p. a i I. n. x Hun. , WILLAMETTE K1VEU la fortlaiid, Nowbcrg aaU war P. Landing.. ' M?n. ' 'l5lW nifi i,.. i ... . . Thero la a 100 tironorlv ii..l.ll,.tl., ,..,lPn,l . i. ...i i ............ ,.. .".....' a.'ll",l,,l:,,ot -' P f""Ow U.I. II . I . ,i I I ( i ' ' , V .,- .uiyiiiiiiorvmAN t'llXUUII III IUM lUUlL'D Clllb 1 I CV ItTiS 1111 lUIIIOIIH ds I strict (which is nei her Just nor constitutional,) but until it is repealed itiMonloultriK'tlor Y must bo olwyed. Hut all citezuns. mnle or female, u ho lmv i-l.ll.lh.m i, Uni.t n i .. v . i.i ....' .. - " . ....... v.. iw et-nuvi v ... .v a. . .ill uiil'i'm null ii.invnr. hllllStll IlntllA Vlll Niw.riii. .nnn n.. den nnd Denver. ' Shasta Komu via .'iiijui r.. iwoomueriiUL, iiiusi uo oiwyen. nut all citezuns, mnle or female, who have children to school or pay taxes to auptiort schools have n right to express their opinion as to pub lic school jMillcies untl In tho choice ol a school tlirector. To tills end uo Invito ' t nil to 1111 out a Direct Nomination ballot for school director at tho end ol this Golds Z Ciiesi has your ifaa i TO WASH BRUSHES AND COMDS Tt M kilr kruiltt ul mK sluatrs SUalMkaMlalal GoM Do WillinB PowJcf UUUlHtna liU suiltU.4!.t WWtlta 4 ,, liut ali,!, t, ,ai kW WvtkM H t Ut arvtatt ra U, Sis ttui l iUI li w, i , Vacs aliUr ,u fire Is Us a air s saraiik Iwrkk w. ar .,,), u SM W4 i m Wtrt , wkS. w. '.. SMOfcMt ewaraur, "1 " , iHlH. H B HH mY aflaBUaBl Ar B ' ' mmmmmmmmmwmmmmmy It U Ih ImiMMslblu In a sluirl iit. Is)er letter tu say nnicli about why UilcaKo nues are Krottlu iiiilwarably Inuii. ThernarosaMiolM all thowav fruin 17 lo l. tliffarout belles In Coot i-oiinty authorl.iHl to eximl money ami leyy taxes. There Is H city, wnint". titKi tonushlp, park, MMir. draliiML-H MIllI lilll.kl ... ............. . It . . -.......,., hwi7iiiHiuiii aiHi uounia huiI Miii-aiuna Huriil UlllltHIl Wwl. l'b iax.-sllnsar approximate between T ami K tmr cent on h VHtuutluii iif wi ... eiit That means nearly reni ,m a ah valuation. Ofeourw, ansutiow lor anMmwit are all tuote tw Im Ito lii-iis, but tint fm'i tlMt (lenpW have tu put up inure and imiie euah to tli. i. ,.. ui ailt'll H OKI ltlMt reality, lla J.s.Uin Miller W.M my, that It hUnIs u I'laburalum. The debt at the city ia l) tmn llfiv mill uilv ...,ni....- !..'.. When your cold settled down deep in chest, cough syrups will not relieve vou. 1 he svs.m must be given strength and force to throw ofF the disease. tScHt&6mufeiciL docs just this. It enables you to conquer the inflam mation. The lungssoon heal, nnd all danger is passed. Do not let the disease become chronic because of neglect.. He Got Wet. While some ol the natienU fmin il... I'iMiieasj'hini were taking their usnal exereUe In charge of attendants thuy irHi the Mill ereek brldmi. on Stat sum. ami we of the patient took ocea. io tu Jump oer the mil Into the water. IU repented at owe when he sUoett lira water and ratue out wisvras wvll as writer. column. The records of the dork of this school district contain two llnaucial roports ,i!.i;In. &. V.?"1,' ,,Ii"m,?ry , 1000-a',d '"!"' Kives estimates fron, MnVYi ii ' v ' ' '"v1 'Y i r01101 "uanees will lie made at the iyOO I 1 "-I"""- " mo bciiooi year irom uctober 1, ltftftl, to July 1, ,. ,, . , . WHAT THE TWO ItKI-OUTU SHOW. Irom .March (J, 1890, to July 1, 1000, thu rewrts show tho following facts: Total Uindcit debt . . . ,tam MoatlUK diblJulyl, lj !!inT an'SI i Valuallunillatrlci. isuj .'. ' -. . ... n,iw U) ituruii iu Taiuaiiou. Sacramento, Itecoipts from Murch 11, 1800, to January 1, 1000: Heti mill lax, im Hlate MJhool lax, ISM vuntr H-booi lax. ises "niHIT" llorrowrti on uolei ....... . Total caili, leu inontbi Kirs Iniuranc carried "" Interest items In lioth reerts: January 1 to Joly 1, 1IW0, on bondi January I UiJulyM.w.unote.UZZ:::n: ulh a' l: J.nu'r ' 'W. 'treu on noic.:.": Mareb , IkW, to January I, lsw, Intereitou bondi.I Total lutereat from March , IW9, lo July 1, low . Oot ofteachera per monlb i i.i ui jaaiiora iter inoaln 3,I,.1S! 00 311,76s UO l 17,10$ OS 11,160 M 99,190 06 48.000 W 'B 2,W4 10 lAArtt lino ort irinigli PULLMAN lAib, han I-ranelsco und Los Angr los to Chicago tills, Is The Short Line rnim bouthorn California To the East. tPI)ft2 S'10 "h'0"18 o'i.'tlio o. R. fe .i""'.1"8 H1"-'". for folders und wv.-viiiiuiu iiioruiurc, J. J. DRVPnwrrv Portlu "'' Agt U',,rc0:itr' i'll'. TnM.lar.Tliura.lajr anil Saturday at 0.00 a. a Momlay Wodneaday and Kridar atlO.CO a. m. FOR CORVALL1S dayl's.aoV. ,l(nl,iT"0JaJr' Tbunslay and Satnr. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION Dally boats to Portland as above I raiisrors to street car lino at Oregon City If tliu stcatnorsnre delayed there umiuu hiii MtKuia io mi poim. In Oregdti, Wnshlngton or California. Connections mudu nt Pnrtlund with ull rail, ocoun und river lines. W. II. IIURLUURT, n vt ?.,.lrV,s,!: Al- I'ortlund, Or. O. M. POWERS, Agunt, Trade Street tlook. SuIriii. HOISli Si HARICER, City Agenls. Il luni Polyiechnlo xr jrear..."." I'aiutinB ---.jLjrrr.7T.rm - I o,l It IS 1,774 00 -5W ! J i. meut rfffiftvfTififtftfivrrfFVftffTffirvifffTfffVfvt m VsT i Jjulte Urk kid, strap mihUI JJ IUtliwli.ttiiiiaUr-.... SIIIe) serve tMiigress i(m, , Jf ;lkocnt ... .' , JJ Xlt Uu Oxford ties . . SPE6IAL QU A ynfM,l W I 'AYS .IMf s 75c illniiiii.....,.... . 04 titata Htrat lurtna ami idling up like a snowdrift Im lkoa blUml lWo, . -i... , 'tlierueriiiueuta iuin u -.u....i..i .. . and an elleeil braku put on it xvItoW ale and rvtail pilu.ii uu ol oldlnl... Hi ui..rigne mi ib. tlitnK eallwRk-ii lrmw v- bnittbieli w really n 1!) uu lliv Ihiii. 111,4 iMHirtfyuJ UwtuUiH, gMiwation-mi lu-JL) UJ "J", ',"" I'Mimil at Itiat. .VII tb jkiIhjj "w . Miu- are eluuittrtNU for .wire and hmm t" HinJ, hu.1 U,0 fits. gfUHS by LV .1 lls ;w. hW lb nirV wWng W. uiary a Ui fcJ.foaiXkj ui i.SiTl. rants, drawing ,, ,,, w id.-m of thr-m to run U.F-. .a.T aoswe six an.1 .u. mwe, an.) kw,, uT Jfnitely. M. unit ww uttku, Hie in lite imiu 0 Uw m,,,, 'T 'If " J-hT , II lb eltyT. rsl by IUuaJI Jur nl l.T VVU.JM t rraeg it u,t. MrWa f iu Mmiuu iXHi.ty:6fytfa),7i,1, ufv, u.da4iiH, iuUmuI iU.i!r"'il :i!r:?.jp. . m dtbUiu rxtvi.J ilu. 1 .ZT. 1" TTW "S amlil. .."..:... "TT ""- "U-U Ki.TiVvT """""-b" -usr agui. -s MMUnUttgrtharrauu are tbo b-If ui I per lkNm u u Imy uav. ' Ccmstant t 1 . (mi ir mt only very ',''' ""' iMhacklnir ' ' . .is . n,itt.i. indln. 1 .1 . .t. in. i.m t titetliroa) ' ! "" A M.iij.i,,oughu "I '. i-'.i .l;r..ni. . Kh U 1 iI.-ij, r..ii T.ik. ahioo and uv tho,,.UruMlr Hull a cough rM uy at unco Hiul be cured. BBuU's migh Syrup Counh r Cold at once. WHAT OTHER TOWNS ARE DOINO T Ilk Joillivil. a..nt nut I,,,., .1.1.,. . t . n -' sjo the following ,,ucstlos:' " "l""Uer m vna lown asU,'K "Mwen :.,''' Klndii'lnforin tie what number ol mills school tnv i. i.....i , ., inc. ..r support oi public schools-not for repairs or buld.ms?" wlT u,s 2. ) hat srailes are tuuitht alwvo the 0th uratlo?'" ' I. lias your district a hish school?" Hie unsners are printed as follews: . . . ALBANY. . iiSMt. 8U,,,Krl f 1,,,bll M,,wl-' ou"IJo0' -to and county nnnortlo,,. 2. Tenth urade is taURht. J es, we have a high school. . ... .. Viboil Paukhu, Clerk, all i'X pen) for 3. Iho eleventh Kratle Is tnehEt thh vl nAll"PnviijinH. establls twelfth trade next y,Mr.k mr' 8cho" mw""B otl to y-.,..,..g.. Hiioo. wl.1.1, prepares W,IIs for en,rWe to the Stale Six mills. whsww trrv. Tenth and elevetitli Rrades. es, we have a htKh ehool with 10th ami 11th ernd. i - , r. - ... "...VDIIUII. viiAHHAN-, uierk. Con i Eastern Railroad TntE OAItD. 2 For Yanulnn: TrnluloavoHAIbnriw Ymiuinn tal.i . Train leavos Cbrvnfiu" ' TS ' . ' a, Univers 1. S. 3. Louvos Yuqulna Leu voa Cor villi g Arrives Albuny. 3 For Detreit: Leave Albany Arrives Detroit, I Heturnlni;: Louvos Detroit. AirlVOS Allnnv. .. tl'OOa. m. IlOii. in 12:15 p.m. 7:00 a. m -.11:30 a. in, 12:20 n m. ? Detrn ?". "r tlle "Mountain, arrive at Ilreltenbusli V "$?. "as. 0 He same chy; m rtv You Can Get a Lower Berth, y Itli ono oxccptlon thu tlirouh trains of tliu Uurlloiton Route are almost Inyunubly well-tilled, riio exception Is our St. Paul Ulilcnt'o Limited. On thollmlted tlioro .Ih usually room and to spare Don't Infer that It Is neither o line, nor so fust, us ANY trair of ANY other lino between St Paul and .CIHcaKo. On tho eot. trnry, tlioro Is no more beautlfui train In America. It lias electric iltflit, stciui lient, wldo vestibules the most satisfactory dlnlntr-ca servlco on the continent and lowor.borthifor everybody, A.O.BI1ELDON. HenM Aocnt. Portland O wanes T K 4 ! A. TTHNKIt AsimiI T. I., mvroN. San and tom There is no lery for sclwel jmrjee. iL.. V!1" 'W'wIioqI ooure, prfelnj: algebra, phynlml ueojjraphy 1. 3. 3. There is. no tax tor reheol fHwi pUrnoL The tenth Krade Is taBirht. ''"'I' c nau iHuyiwrS 04 hi only wiHrfstlmr of the eouiHX!lttoi Hu baek I A. P. lllUftaa. It fRb wbool W(Hk, If vy for tiinport Q( wlioeJi I, ds mllU.' sceJoY " 8WlU ,aHK,'t aUVtt ' It. There ia u l.i,.l. t..k.t,i UM.KrKrt.'Y.L' "Hvi ,lMt the Wr,l - .,....,... s5iL '.! p n ;iiKr:ff JZ2K ?u ? zrz . nuui ami i'iniMll eachicho.il buiMin A. L. BaMsia, PrIJ. i irauein any bttt the Kait L, m euura wte in H Horiiit. Ur. Uull's vouxa bytun la n.i rK'Tfo' !Wr ,i"i"" """".Y '?. 11 it tliu iipai iliiicmi... r.. .... Lji.,.,. rr Fr,WT ' Ilwutdwibl 1 WltlHHlt JWfii Hiltmtarv f. t onco. 'ull".U iKjktWt v' At all iliuuU Kpkuall Hoi,, meiKwks like brand ,4 JnTRKrfc!i ?. flJr oH!ht tu keep it on sale. Hour and people viroivrs M-tf. -t .he i.nKntirarv, , At the sclwol meetiiiij ILi at SUUm, i ... .......... .... M;Ta'luiaiw' im' tb adopts. A eitiVT'a SSXTTtW! i ,0 tenth Krfco.aiwWUtUi..i,tf..,t?.to. " I , Jlio aboe fact, abont Salwu m.X Hi '," '" "".""'. ljM andollieUI. Our readers iZ wrttaTto eSlXi ' ''Mrkta. of the nmlng scImm! elivtwn SircTus "r ,Kl dwUM th & uu-vr MMnxATiav juliot. enulM lu ... .1 . u me HMrtt of are mIUkl. wiuaiin tu view ver tlu BOWLS 8TO.SK, iiK ,Mer oi'fMIT, IrfH CURE YOURSELFl , l Hl U fr am,4lr, '. Iiarnra. mdii..i........ ","'""' or uk.i ", V?.ft'"" ,n)i!i r-iiiili-M, aa'l ai.it iiria. NoW I., UrusB.., r fat iu piata tawr. "- - ltUHla MKAT AND POULTRY. ...srm. M.c.M.mnKs. Edwards & M tthews, fljsjy 1 1 '. n 1 Vi bI BJl I 11 11 f 1 li!,'t 'c' . . ' lilT''!t"i5CHiy uCo rankeiiCMir j.frgi msSiHil. - ' IrWKaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa&IWyyQlaA Dmvjr i Hio Grandu II K. SCENIC LINE OP THE WOULD. Tim Farorl.e Trauai'outliietital lloute BetwITn tile .SortUwut a ml all 1'olnta Kaat. iiiolceotTwoiloute ThMuili lttaK.ri. ROOKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY. M-u ie '"SIismhu. "ara ia iIHMl acar . ..im... 1... Myt--.un.MVVk.re",r' Hie German iMarket l.,,"u"'l kinds of meat 1)K1 lVlT- .".P- F"KE lUruid A If fc-wipjlng iu nine Removal, iffUian's itabld r.u- .....! n.i.Ta.1 . nt' ". -"' .v,.,v ,U U,0 ,UW 5)'1S ....... yam reniaiTa in 11.- ..n . . 9' 1airv"s J. .. ff T1.11..L.U..1. '-..X.H ZPE2t ..f:--. cwHf wwrsiwtiirWteu. 3 In ) r) wu nrtu of Wiiii i Miuscke must. U iid. UlOL,z, St SON 171 OomrnprMal c. ate Bersaiip beretofnr '" ,V.,"V "B P- F. Parkhur, UmllVi """Mi fi" name of E vi MtVro,r Ul"ler All jri A11U Kour lloutes East olj rdeblu and DuoTcr. M.i.p,,S"KFr.Dte,l day stop-orer In the Capital or anywhere betwteu Ogdta Jdi'eiiver t'firsonaltyconauctHlTourlit El- -...vm. mnrvutfl A weCK IO Oii.viiA. Kansas Urrt, St. Loois, Chicago and the East. Sir i,cf u 'na n'r Information reanlln !.Hi.n"UM,',e" or tot dnecrlpltTe aderlllus Naii'nSn !n0n .?se"u of Onmn Kallwar IVlfecSmrS,iiro80,, 8"0rt "e ' a0ML"a 0, I'. A T, Agt.. IVurer. Col. .. H. C. N1C110U ien. Ast , !iil Waab er,, PorlianilOr. GARDEN SEEDS l.lll. . ui mutua mticm .- wv, auiu or .. i ui, are aseign to r "f",V? d tirm Nret A.Co. u""n"l.k. P. park. K; P- PARKHURST ".1000. i,.. i?Or.,JB; Deana Peas Radish Turnip Carrots Onion Squash Pumpkin Acowplete noclc of Gra88 and CJove w- Wbend for Catalogue. BltJsJWSTEIt & WHITE Puono 178. Ol Court St.. Rfllm Or kntunumuiuhm iJnuiUi.muu.u.muif PiANO jv.wu 'v jv a Su wll It hr ,u urea. ,u fang. uHt OamuieWl !-.; u. ' ",W0J JOKERS AND REPAIRERS ' SB r4ed y H. R. Rvar T" rty oc kuown Fill out above blank and cet vunr nrf .uIT'P'22'5'" ..1 IhUV 1.K al Stf'"" PORTLAND ORE, rorttaletaauavnaulty Ure ului at (wi Will a Que MO r & s-'' -t. iV