The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, March 08, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- tht "TJTy'jr JfftTltf TtlfffTflff f ?f ffftTf Tf fTTf ITTf7TfffTfTV 1756. I Z I ) FOR A Vr FEW DAYS TOIflU g LMre blrwk kld.atrnpi-andnl . whli bntkle mid bo w. . . Ladies wtve congress shoes y Xmcn blsek kid, utrnii esmdnl 22; like cut . ..., S Mhwes tsn Oxford Hot.... . 75c w Sho? Store I SSaSaw 04 Rtnln Htrnnt -a iiiuilmkUkknutkminuAiiikiUkikkkkkikkki .VR WfieiillieBlooii i . pale, then your lips and checks arc pale, your nerves vvenk, and your whole body 2 grcatlydebilitatcd. Thedoc 5 torssay "You have anamiia." ' There's just one thing you 2 1 need something to make the blood rich and red. ! Ml I I . .1 . T. win certainly ao tms. it will make the most happy c'langcs for you, and soon your old strength and ac tivity will return. TUB DAILY JOWL Y UUWHH UMOTMICHH TIU'nflDAY, MAUOH 8 1000, Jlljr, One Tear 93.00, In Advance nmy, Four Mouttui 9i 00. I advsneo WmWV, Quo Year 91.00, In .A.Wanoe URBT CnBATINO AMENDMENT Amendment to the Oregon cowttltu Hon to bo totetl upon ol the coming ckrtion is ono to legitliwj about n million dollar of county and city warrants, and school and brldgn nnd lower m arrant, all toned in violation and execs of tlm folle lug wise provision ot tlm present eoM4!tntlon s 'No county shall creato any debt or Hobllltles which slinll lnirly or In tlm WHi-tfl exceed tbo rum of f 5000. except to s mires lrisurrvction or rnnol Iiivii- irfoft ' but the dcbla of nn v county at tbo wine win constitution roue eiiccr, snail Nt dlregrdd In oatlmllnj tbo mm to which audi county I limited." Tlmt la the old limit on running In ilobt, and while It has been violated with impunity, It baa ptobably boon tbo mna of preventing nn accuinnlatlou of million! of dollar of bonded dobt. Following in the amonduiiint to bo voted on as a substitute : or other municipal corporation Khali bo allowed to becotna Indebted Jn any man- nor ior any purpose w nn Amount, in tbo RKKregnto, exceeding 0 ir centum general 10 days to win n splendid victory over 4,000 nnlntrcnchod IIocrs, how many Hrltlah troops will it take, and bow long, to wlnn splendid victory over tlio intrenched Hocr armies of 70,000 inenor mnro? Tbo itnKjrlnnco nf tlio victory over Croiijo I; bclltllpd, along with tbo dignity of tlio llritlab nation, by Knglfehmrn wlio'lnslit upon regard Ing thin triumph of overwhelming ntim lcr no a prodigy of llritlab strategy and valor. It la Inconceivable tliat no much could bo rnado of It, if tbo preceding llrlllsh defeat had not fitting Hrltlsh prldo to tlio quick, and made any kind of rovorsal of tbo fortune of ar thrice welcome L ' Dr. Dull' Cough oyrup li th iff it and surest euro for those dangcrouaoffuctiona of the llttlo onoa croup, whooping cough and inoaslea' coimli, t'hyalciana prescribe it, children like it, rim uoec aro small. I'rlcu 2Ac. V. tnA 1 1 oo, ll dru;l.tl. .CO rT It IIOW NE. Chfinhtt, New York. eluding present existing Indebtedness, In on tlio value of the taxablo nronertvl JOURNAL "X.hAYB." Preserve- tbo leglalatlvo record. t t t Our fine weather for the complexion continues, 4 4 Tlio bcaally orango trust Is Hooding j this community with cheap nranges. men as County Judgo Burton mid Cle k Montague went farther and built a new court house, bought n now poor farm and did n uholn lot of other good things and paid for them In cash nnd never issued a warrant and reduced taxes all tbo time. When tlio facts ore fully laid before tbo taxpayers of Mnrltm county they ought to say to 'II with Republican and Democratic machine rule forovcr more. Give us lona polltlen nnd more business. tt t l,on Wnln la tbo popular favorito among the country Republican for shci Iff. They, aro not nil accuatomod In stealing for a living and say a man who could romo within 10 votes of the beat office in tlio county and refute to steal tbo rest is good stuff. therein, to bo ascertained by (ho last BTOiirocni ior mo stnta ami county taxes previous tollio Incurring of such Iriflnlifndmtj " A wo lenao It, this new provision would wipe out all the past Illegality Hd rnako all tho proaent excessive and il)1fal.y contracts! debts binding and eoHscUblo In a common Jnatlco couil wJ prefro the way to run grist In ttetnot tbo new limit. It will bo atUftga bad example by tho people t-hefflsclvo of sanctioning by their voto t4i unconstitutional excesic ofolllclals sworn to oboy the couatllutlon. I.vcry where tho Inlluencoof the taxcatcrls exerted to throw off all limit on debt creation nnd creato inoro debt and now debt and saddle the peoplo with Inter Mi bills for fnturu generations to pay. As a business jirojxwiltlou I hi amend meiit should bo dufcatcl, A DEAO HOUOHT VIOTOnV. Leuti r. rt la Tti lMMIo Mirth & One must regard tlio jubilation of British Jingo- over Uronjo'a stirreodor, with a seiilluient not far lemovcd from pity. In Loudon there was continual entering boforo tho war ollleo, wo aro told, and In front of Mansion Iioiido, and wherever crowd gathered. Haga were unbilled. Aristocratic clubroom were crowded with glwful meuiWra who sJiouted, and sang, and drank the quen' beaJlh. Night bell ero rung, tar Wrel Mere burnel, locomoUvo whistle shrieked, and men marched through the street In proi-easlons, giving eut to their tMlrlotlc fcrllnga. Wherefore theo uxprcMlom of enthusiMinT What bad beea dono to etoke themT Why, a British army 0,000 troug, and with 1W guns, bad, after fighting Umi days and losing 1,500 men, surrounded and vaplurod 4,000 Iloer with i gun of in. frlor alio I It a a victory, t be sure. Iut I British prowM of so low a grade tbt British jliigoe must go Into trans iwt of cnUiuilaiin over such a victory T Tioo bo rtect tho JtritUh oplo, as we aJucertily do, bivo a higher opinion Own thatoIHrltUli prowes. A modest rlUvotlMj calculation might lme a oUring tBvcL KlttaVu 40,000 llrlt I. Iroop under the bet prol llrltl.h Will that Christian Science lecturer iklndh' tell us how to "demouatrato" over a blggablll7 n t Now tho Cttar and tho Mikado aro said to !o rolling up their sleeve. Wo advlao you, gentlomeu. don't. I i 1 With Jufonc,OggatisandUhtano gone politic at Halem will bu a trlllo tamo, Wiiat If vio should lose Ike and llrophy? Heaven I t t t Tlm whlriierlng wind do tell from Woodburnway that tlm l'oorman nnd Halt Hepubllcaii friends uill bring up a solid delegation from that precinct. ICx Queen I.lllkoulnnaun, her colored majesty of tho Baudwlch Wilful will try to scrapo along on ten thousand n year pension. With tho pensioned goner nil, nn. I oxprealdcnts' wives nho will form a nice llttlo miclou for a petty American aristocracy. tit Thoydo trny honeat Tom Touguo's honest chairman I making tho fight of hi life to get nil honest man into tho county clerk's olleo to honeMly laidlo tho ballots In onio of a cloeo shuvo for his congressman, Ho declare ho enn't trust Hilly Hull. NOT ON THE TIME TABLE. The Cnrlnu Itcnaon For Which a. Train Wa Side Tracked. Ill the rarlflcd atmosphcro of the high tablelands of Mexico objects that aro really n long way off appear to bo closo at hand, This has ted to many ludicrous mistake on the part of tour 1st, and even ou the part of those hav ing a knowledge of the peculiarity of the country. The Mexican Central railroad ha a tangent (section of track In which there I no curve) that Is said to be tho longcat In the world, It Is over GO mile In length, and a locomotive head light can be seen, of course, for n very long distance. One evening n train rounded the rurve approaching this tangent, and ah It eutcrcd on tho straight track Its brakes suddenly began to grind. It soon came to a standtlll, and the con doctor, fearing that an accident had befallen tho engine, hurried forward, and wan shown by the engineer a tight that was twinkling and dancing on tho track dhectly ahead. "A headlight, sure," the engineer nld. "Must bo nn extra and the dis patchers have overlooked It. for orders do not mention It." "(Incus ou aro right," the conductor replied, "but I never knew thu dis patchers to be so careless before. Any where but on this tangent there would havo been n collision nnd somebody killed. We'd better move nil end slowly to tho next side track. We can't tell Just how near that train may be. and wo will wait for It to pan u there." They reached the sldo track In safety, and. drawing In on It, awaited tho coming of the other train Ilnlf an hour passed, and the engineer was fuming, wondering how much longer ho was to Ik? delayed, when the con ductor called him lo step out to the main line. "Whnt do you think nf thnt head light, now" he naked, when tho engi neer had Joined him. "Beetiw to hnve got clenr up nnd off the rond." Tho engineer gnzed nt the twinkling light, then, "Venus, by Juplterl" he ex claimed, "Hilly, wo've side tracked to let n star go by, or my name's not Hmlthl" Youth's Companion. ;jUJWA4fJAft4? 9 n V nanuses ot Loss of Hair Dr. Sabourand, the eminent French Dernn.tologl.it, says that M per cent of h!r loHfi are the remits o( microbes and the neglect o( dan druff. The antiseptic action of SEVEN I prepsrntloni kills microbes ana remores dsndrnfT. Their conitsnt uie (or a period will, by acting directly on the hair bulbs, furnlth nourlihmenl, rltalltr n- growing power to the Imporerlehed roots nd hair shafts, resulting- In com .nete restoration. sold nr DKVGOISTS. The Orient Insurance Co., OF" HARTFORD, CONN, A.,ts 2.215,000. Liabilities............ Y&k ' Surplus to Policy Holdera 1, .114,0 Hi. , Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire of THOMAS BOLTON, Resident Agent. i i nm oaiem, ure. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lenvo Salem for Portland and way stations nt 0: n. rn. nnd 4:14 p. tn. I I.Y Portland ..- "S?lNew Strawberries. ? Tho Fossil Journal rays that George Dukek and Kd Stlnchfleld, who recently lost n lot of beef catllo in on accident near Portland, have been offered 30 per head as damages by the railroad comnnnv. nut nae not accepted wm offer. Growers canmake big money out ol new MravvDerries. 100 strong plants will produce 5000 plants if put out now besides about half a crop. I have plants of TENNESSEE, Al'KINLEY, RUBY, IDEAL, DOUBLE CROPPER. DOWNINGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS, SHUCKLESS, CERVERA, DU MAURIER. Send for free catalog descriptive of varieties and culture E, Hofer, Salem Ore. Lv Salem AT Ashland At Sacramento.-.. Ar Ban Krsnclico. . 8.80 A M .11-00 A M -12.S3 A M SSO I M - 7. P M ?KPM urn lllMAM JJJAM MS A M ArOffricn- Ar Denver... ArKama, City.... Ar Chicago......... . 6 45 A M .. 9:00 A M .... 7:2 A II 7:43 A M 11.-40 A M 9.00 A M 7524 A M Ar Los Anireles 1:20 I' M kr PI 1'Aln . ei ! t Ar Port Worth 0:30 A At Ar uuy 01 Mexico.. vo a m Arllou-tan.. . 4 -CO A M Ar Xer Orlcain. OSS I Ar Uaililns on........ 0 42 A M Ar Now York 12;43 1' M "A Single Fact Is worth a shipload or areument." What shall Ixi suld, then, of thousands of fuctK? Every euro by Hood's Knr sapurlllu In n fact, presenting the alronircsl possible evidence of the tner It or till medicine. Thousands nnd thousands of such racu prove that Hood's Sursunarllln will cure nil dls. ease caused or promoted by Impure blood, it Is tuc tx'st medicine money can buy IntJiitenion, nausea are cured ny Hood's Pills. 6 Willamet Theru aru at least tnn Mlddle-obtho road l'om. In Marlon cuuiily. Ono of those voImI for McKlnloy In 180(1 and nobody knows who tho other vnlw! for. I , , An expensively negotiated treaty of reciprocity hottvecen our country and Canada I a failure and moiiio other luc rative Job mint now Ui got up for Mr. Kaamiii. t t Mia honor, James CaMldy hit tho nail on tbo head when bo sayst "Noml natu no mud road siiervl.tors. Put up only Krael men, or tholr name will lo mud on eltMtlon day.' Tbo country IHimocrat aro not tumb ling over ono another to stand up and ho counted out a they havo In tho wst. A few rlty Dcimwruls are. solicitous to 1h oountetl In "wld do kiib" Ironi mere force ol habit. The (Hilnin Onlunlit, 3 llruadway, X. Y., tell you Jmt bow to (rot to CuU and what to take wltlijou. A iIokIh man newl not take anyone. A single woman bad best not gu alone. Fuw Amerlus will Bo for awhile who ar nut on tho imyroll t I i A buslmof administration of l.lnn (xwuty has collectoil l 11,000 less taxes lluvn four year pwedluxby ltepublloati and IVmocratle mauakvuient. The btaslly popn ir people' or eltUena" crowd under tho insitiratiou nf iiri. I 044 0 VPoWtr ilKlLSfilL! ' I M " JKmEEFlS!? -Jf-ytT f I IKiJMlMBsPyBJC3rsaf . m a. BaafefMa muuu s x-u ' a " i j rwiKr'Mfc i -r 'j "I have never uorkeil for u living. I noor expect to. I never pay a bill until I havo to. Hut I am working tbo city council throunh HIkb of my own." The only I'lixli alderman left, t t t That man Mill key of Polk county la ilatly nnll-Mc Ilrldo and seems to havo I the call to ko back to tlio senate In bla district. Tho Mllclicll-Mc AnythltiK' unntbanker Copvor. t i t Jo, .Simon In a man who ran Iki relied UM)ii lo tight fur his friends. Mcllrido hadn't a word to say for Mitchell, when It uns .Mitchell, mndo him senator. . A llttlo matter like paukhi) four h'n tern privlnct ought not aiirprlnt any nf tho mill Mo Ilrldo Kepublloaus. tt t The Imlltmtlmis uro that tho Hutch mennllloarry tho eongreeilonal dele gallon In Marlon county. To euro n Cold In Ono Day T Uiallro llromu IJulnluo Tabl.1. All ,Ar,!gU'"'""''l aioii.y rn fait, to rurv K, W. Oro'i tlanaiiira U on twli lu. V. MAIIION COUNTY MATTKItS lluslncta UaliiK 'nnsactcd si (lis Couit Mouse. 'I-IIOIUT Tho will ol John I.. Koll, deceusfd, has been admitted to probate. The estate Ulul at Jt50, and tho heir at Ian aro- Iterlha Wooilall, agl !M. Drson U Koft. ; lltunv k..ff. tleorgla.Mlle8l Ironolvoff, 1U. CVd Koff. IT j Colin Koft, 15, Wanila Koff. 18t Cliaeo Koff, Q: Wllllo hlf, , all children of James 1". K.(!. dmvu.u.1 Cynthia Ann Trenchnell. daughter. TO, I jwirs, oi UAKian.t, ful , lioorgo V. Kotf, on, fit, of Marlon county ; tlwrge Oscar Holt, aged !Uyear of Marion rotuity. no exeetitor named In tho will, Jamen Klim was authorttHl to administer the estate, John Slough, Thoo. Uudur Ikiekaud lWgar Hartley weroapimlntwl nppmbors Tta llomdictt Man at Ualem A woll u tho lmuduiutt, unit tilbur wo mli to will on any druiu undirot free u trial txitilo of Kemp's -'"' iur mo i iirtui and lium-s. u CLOTHES AND THE MAN. The llifferrncr rivlnic Well Drraaed Slatle lo M Calilnrt Oinrlnl. "Yen, tho clothes a man wears mako a great deal of difference lu tills world, especially In olllclal life." remarked the private secretary of a cabinet oil! clnl, who Is compelled to sou many people and to hold many more peoplo nt bay. "I was especially struck with tho Importance of clothing some time ago." continued tho olllclal, "when the as sistant secretary was absent nnd It was my duty to utavo all tho callers o(T tho secretary, I do that often, but when tho assistant secretaries aro hero they help n great deal. "Well, 1 noticed on tho occasion I referred to that I had no troublu lu keeping peoplo away when I wore my I'rlnco Albert nnd looked llko tho real thing. When I told them that tho sec retory was too busy to nee callers, thoy thought I owned tho whole placo and walked away without remonstrance or without saying that their business was very important nmi tney were sure they would bo seen If I would Just tuko their names to tho secretary "When I wore nil n vertigo looking business suit, which might look Just a llttlo hit shnbby, tho callers didn't pay much intention to what I said. It was more dlillcult than you can Imnglno to get iiicui to go nwny. They would Und all kinds of excuses to remnln nnd to get mo to present their names to tho secretary. Tho dlfferenco was so ap preciable as to bo noticed by others In tho room. I found that It paid mo to go well dressed on all occasion and that 1 waa much more useful to my execu tive head." Washington Htnr Mrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdalo, III., writes, "I never fall to relievo my chil dren from croup at onco by using One Mlnuto Cough Curo. I would not feel sofo without it." Quickly cures cougha, colds, grippo nnli all throat and lung diseases. Stones Drug Stores. Have to Eat. Whether tliov aro nrlsonorsof war or citizens, all heed food nnd tho best place to purchase first class provisions and groceries for your family at Falem is at liranson & Kagan's. 3-5-cod. Lewis Ackerman, Goshen, Ind., says, "DoWltt's Little Karly Itiscra olwavs bring certain relief, curo my headache and notcrgrlpo." Thoy gently cleanse nnd Invigorate tho bowels and liver. Stones Drug Stones. The undersigned are now occupy ing tho Willamette Stable" south Commercial street nnd faro ready to hire you a nlco riir or feed and care for youi team when In Salem. Horcefl boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Your patronage solid ited. 2 12 tf. Harold Reynolds, ;o StabJe CanadianI i), PRODUCE BUYERS. H.S.GILEACO Wholesalo Fruits, Prouiico, etc. Salem, Oregon. Ollleo; Insur ance block. '1'liono 001. Ware houeo, at Wallace warohouee. SALEM I.ODGrES H.J in No. 118 p?, 7.30, in A. o. U. W Falem Camp No, F X. Uoulllrrd. n. roo "I, Moorei bla w. w. 8. Mectaurery Friday eret W hall, State Inn. hM. C ; W. A, Monrt-n, clerk, am auiiiu Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Best service To and from nil points Knit and Ktirope. The only lino running through SL 1'aii Tor nfo 7 00 A M 0O0 f M 0) A 11 A M 400 A M flOS P : A 11 12 43 I Pullman nnd Tourists cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdau nnd El 1'hbo, and tourist cars to Chicago St. Louis, Now Orleans nnd Washington! Connecting nt San FrnndlBco with . eral steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and soutli America. See Mr. W. W. Skinner agent nt Rnl.m, Station, or address U. H. .UAKKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. ooristlktai 0H&1I I W all l" """""" -"" TIM It RCIIKOULR. from Portland. llostOD Without Change. Royal Mail Steamship Line to Japan and China. Canadian nnd Australian Steamship Lino to I DFPAKT, I ron , FMt I Suit Ijike, Hcnvcr .mhii 8 p. m aiin'"' Vino I Fljcr IllSpm II i I ' Arouracr. The Idea that a strict tldellty to truth demnnd accuracy I one which I seldom entertained, but until we re ceive It a a prlnclplo nnd embody It lu action we ihnll never attain n high degree of truthfulness, ALWAYS TO THE FHONTt 7 he Journal Leads the Van as in the Past. Wo not only glvo tho Wrkklv Joim nai., tho best local and and general weekly In tho Willamette volley for fl per year, bnt nt great cost Iwo mndo arrangement by which wo now not only furnish the best goncral paper, but also tho best farm Journal on tho Pacific coast IloreafterTin: Jouh.vai. nnd tho Pacific Farmer can ho furnished nt $1.25 per year, each being a ilrst-claes Dollar weekly of its kind. Tho Farmer has oeen tlio recognized leader in agricult ural matters in tho northwest for thirty years. In these two paper you will gH tho atest Portland and local market roportB. Horticulture It slten the proulnonco that the umit ItKtuiiry doicrrp" Dnlrymon ay they not moio Infurmatlon froia lu culumut than from any oilier ource, ' Tho OrnriHo haidlillnriUhfl lias thtlr of. .i wiau, ami ail larin oivabKailoni knowthoycaniltinJonJItto Iw true u tliclrliilnat. Hop Man find many valuable points and iuir- artMt Inn Iti It as Snoop, Ooat. and Qonornl stook Mon taken by the thouiauitt for the In. rutnutloD cnntalnttl trjrrtln. Poultrymon Snow II to bo the only weekly KORKaTBRS Oie AMUUIOA Uourt Shernoot Forem .No. IV. Micli ! Hilar nlghu In Turner block. John II. Chuo, C. It A, L. llrown 8cy, I1-17-lr Bicycle Repairing, The undersigned hno fitted tin n machlno and repair shop with now machines, now tools, nnd liavo poncr and expertencouith which todollrst-classiwork. Ma chlno work and bicycles repaired nt sliortrnotlce, at fair prices j Your patronage eollcited. :i:i tf ' Edgar Bros. 63 Stale S.i loiiiinaiiujiiisii'aiia l;or rntchjaiid Information apply to C M LOUKWOOD Agent, Salem Ore. II II, Abott, Agent Portlund. R J.Coylc, A.O.P A, Vuncouvor H.O 8p in.1 sd. m ex. Hun1 I bfltur dity 10 p, tn Omaha. Kainuia Ixjuln.lililcdgo and Km TU Worthl V". Ht 't. ah airs DilftllM Hx- Walla Walla, Hpokane, Minna- Tan, uk,IIi, Mt. 1'aul, Dululh, Mil-' Flyer it aiibik,! f h Jfia nt anil n . a a .. JL. onuavu iinnaju stuu tNia y. I g ijrj , n. ni OCEAN HriiAMHIMI'H. For caii Francisco, U n, jW ' ivva iiioiin;- COLUMDIA ItlVKIt BTKAMKIIH. To Astoria nml way Lonrtln RS, Ivc ttalcm wilijAmettk niVHtt l'ortliind, Newbtrs; anil way ..uiiuiiina 1 r. Jet Hun, ArHa- Itttn J, P. n. Mon, Wtd. and n Orgon Sliou Lino llv a,. .!-. J5kf any prelealloni of fookln alter remedy that In Kuarttiincl to uuioand twlleve alt Ubrouio and Aouto lugln, Aibiu.i. tlmnrli tl and (iniuuin- Dr Pierce's FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION MAKES MOTHER AND BABY STRONG AND HAPPY Boo' Mon hare found II the onl mairi any pi their luterwU. Aurloulturo In all of lu binnchea I treated by practical wrlten. J?.0 ofI?.r ko Ibis over npivured before. HlO WlEKKLV Jlll'livil nn.. ...... l- tho Dally -I months) and tho Paclllo rarmeronly .'Jo. Address, noricn Uiios. Salem Ore. Hon PrtrtrV nml VV IVusUliip- IHKI.V W Cfn llewiJ Ovtr. """..HKIIBIWIWriinHtullhKl,,, nsi.-n.ti i ni preliminary wamluUttM, Matt Cif Mas taunt ter to thu 4rvit IMUtt Itf Ju.tlt-oof ,i, ivw JHHI, on tho charge of larmiy of nmm Wl,u from Ueo. & IVmi,,,,,. e iauj Ww Ie-l at tUsjQ. whleb ho furn,.be.l. pU, Struct. Ciueluda) twiK-hi ai ii- it. .1 . ta. .. ' ., n.n- neviniiHauwoI MpiUm v,.i udmlulwv. at Uh t , w.-oting "w ' ''Wmle's bolm.U ivmnuiu.. i... hiathoOhrootelo fl4uiw La (JujvJe. Mot jp.ihticm at HSOOorwore. radtv V irJ-sc 4 IT DOES NOT CONTAIN ALCOHOL, WHISKY, OPIUM, COCAINE Or other Intoxicant or Narcotic. A TRUB mvU'ERANCE MEDICINE Notlco of Dissolution ol Partnership. ftoticols hereby ghen that the part iV?rf,,,,J 1,'eretoforo existing betweeen fc. e. ParkhurstandluMcUrcw, under the t rm name of K. F. Parkhurst & Co., is this dav d asolvil In- innin.i .,.,......' All bills, uot.-o or accounts duo said tlrni' urv assiKbiM io ., . i-arklmrat, who succeeds to thu business of K. F. Park hurst A Co. K. F. PARKHUItaT, I.KK M'GHKW. Salem Or., Jan. 17. 1U00. l-js.tf Corvallls i Easlera Railroad TIMEOAKD, I For ViKiulim: MI..I. . . .. u i u u-ii res a I ua ny . Trulu leiives Corvuflls. Tiulu arrives Yaqulna I Ituturnlng; Leaves Ynqulna Leave Corvallls .... Artlvt-a Albany . . 3 For Detroit; Leaves Albany Arrives Detroit Ilelurnlng: Leuves Dottolt A i rives Albany Ono and two connect nt Aloany ami Ctirvallla with Southern Pacltititiali " HIV nK direct service Hand from & port Nud adjacent beaches. ru.rl!lu"r lll ""'""tain .irrlvoat Delro tat nnoo. uivim. u,.,.,i ' to reach camnlW ,n u'"" fcV llreltenbusli and Sanilam river fib wmiw tinji Tho Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado ana all Eastern Points Give choice of two favorito routes, via tho USON PACIFIC Kt M,.n i i or tho RIO GRANDK Scenic I.lnig. ' No Change of Cars, On tlm Portland-Chicago Special, "tho llnest In tho West." Equlppod With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Su'erb Library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte Free Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Hnnrhpc nnrl Smokers Entire Train Complele'v vestlbuled P nvnuv' ,nforiili' PIly o CO. ThRR w. i;. CO.MAX, frav. I'ass. ,Kt. Gon'I Agent t Tnrly, ThuriHUy ami Saturday at 6.00 a m. iloiiday Wcdnrtxlay and Friday at 10,00 a. ro. FOR CORVALLIS I And way polntaTuciKlay, Thursday and Mnr. f day, s.wp, in, I WILLAMETTE RI VBIt D1VUIUN ' D.illy boats to Portland ns above. , Inun-fers tontrcetcar llnont Orcuon City If tho steamorBaro delayed there. I Round trln tlckcta in nil nmnu i OirurstravulnMeluico ,r tm follow i Ofeuon, WnBhliiton or Oullfortila. Inif routes cust. Tliev ,-ir. nil fnnnnu Connections mndo nt Portlnnrl witi. ...., .. .. w-" i ..n .1, - . . .. " eeeiiiuuiiniciioi- laiii.in, uccun ana nvur lines. , u. k, .X - , via OdKcn und Denver hhustu Routo via .Sacramento, 0. i den and Denvur. I Slmstii Route via Sucrnmcnto, 1 Mnjor C. Albcrqucrquo. A dallv lliiuuftliruiiifli PULLMAN PALACE nnd TOURIST SLEEP LRS, S.iti Frunclco and Los Anuc- iesioi;iiic.ino lllli H v. it. finnr.iiMin Gen. Pas. Aut., Portland. 6r G. M. POWERS, Awnt, Se fatreit" dock, Salem. HOISE & IJARKER, City ArcuK The Short Line from southern (?ullfornla To the East. ;Yn,lTorrB Uiplyto Hit uirent8of:tlio O. It. ' U VUl J UUl ft., OS. L., Southern Pad lie. or I r- . i a Lower Bertn. iilC nnuerri L'riprl. fur rni,i..p descriptive literature. J. J. DHVF.iircrfv. 0 n'l Aiit Worcester. Illilu. Purtl.1 CURE YOURSELF! I -. lliir u fur uiifuliira u.. utriiM, liidatiuimili u irrimilon or uU-rraiiuu. r lllllcullk r,.i.it.f.... Irm.cu tiuu j., I'uinleu, an. nut trln ItHltHUCHlM citCo r rloni) i Noli! hy llruirs.tla, SrtlllisTIl ray 4 u 4;v -u JftfTf urt.b,l i mh . m itnitur Kv jK2ac c siir o RJa HkV c s.1, jStr pr was m ruin rpprt Jliii.ir3lliiVtMJ. VYltli ono exception tho tbrouirh trains of tlio IlurJInKton Route uro almost Inyanubly well-Ullod. Ilio exception Is our Ht. Paul Llilcairo Limited. On tlio limited niuiu.is usually room and snare. to THF i . f " car ...i offiiejrtT WM&JSW&SLJl) I li a ra u V7M V --- i-vr I ,lUJfbz r, - ll.tf .. . 4 . ..-.ilJ (I. U, I . 15 p m. i K "" "'" , 7dft p. in. ;,',' ",., i t 0-00 a. in. I llWn. in 12:lfi p. m. 1 j i (jy I w riT.i, rrftnia, foi rouUr not on rxiuma ZS I WEEKLY JOURNAL $Vfc uon't Infer thnt ItH-U neither .i 'inx?sJf10r,80 fust- U9 ANY' tralr '' ANY other lino betweon St Paul und CIiIcoko. On the cot. trary, thero Is no uioro beautlfui train n America. It has clectrlr iiht, etetin beat, wldo vestibules tho most satisfactory dlnlnir-ci nervlco on the continent tnd lower berth for everybody. A. (J. KHTCMlflN Opii'I Auent.PnrtliindO AND DO' 1T0 1V HTM 'T-U FAMr Wf.rn fJM ' -. U llrull.iM, i....i.-t.,ur! or 7:00 a. m .1120 a. ni. 1220 p ni ona p. ni FAnffUEATURES: f.r.lrMi, . 4 ,k,r V, , .,'- . """'' rl.p uaifc.u.fr.ial.t,i,Mliur..::.-,.u"!? r.' Narl.eU 'vv t tlmu FEATURES ..M . -. j vm 4 ivaiartf. I '""nrirli, hiri.. 1-U..I.. -.".".. '"." !.. t. ikia.iiM..4.,i.Jiv;r"fih.7.:i,;r:.f'.',i 3 nt..,HTi.ir.S,,,,Ii-f gnggJEAn BOOK 2n jimma WW". Illl ks x lk-i .vj;v","'.,m,i"i . . . i " .' " " a II. 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BRBWSTBR & WHITE l'hone 178 01 Court SL, Salem Or NAM) TUNERS AMI REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORE, 0DOlw2: SL ,S0N ' 171 Osunmhl lit, - " w Hit-i-uriner HOFBB 1JHOS., SALEM OU.