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Newspaper Page TextSpecial J pMMMMMMMMMMMMMrMrMMMjarMMrMMMrj 1 Men's Tan, Blucher cut, TSST1 3.50 f Men's Patent leather dress shoe, do J Men's Vici Kid. Heavy sole, Kid lined 5 and tips, ttSSSl 53.50. ,men s Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension 4 edtre, calf lined, "ftS 3.50, J Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe. Kid 5 , lined. Heavy sole, TlSS 53.50. 2 Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest 5 shape, "? 53.50. p Men's Full Stock Ca!f Goodyear Welt, rf Beacon (ue,1 53.50. 5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, J ti Boston toe, "& 53.50. g Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, r. Pnmlirirlrrd inn reduced C2 Cn I! Cambridge toe, "ftS? 53.50. AT J $21 &&&& iboe stop? FOK A FEW DAYS ONLY CALT AT ONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF A SIZE 04 Stnto &t TUB MIL! JODIUML MY HOUBn HHOTHltHn TUKflPAY, MARCH 20 1G00. ' I II I II II !! II l Oally, OnoTcnr 03.00, In Aclvniioo flalljr, Tour ATouttii $100 I.' Mvunoe weekly, OuoYoir Bl.OO, tu i,trn THE BOUTHUnN PnOBLBM Tlie March Inuo of Tho Internatlonnl Monthly Is well up lo tlio alnndnrd Mt by tlio preceding number. It in i( ny. tiling morointori'Dting tlinn cillicr o( tlio preceding Irauca. Mr. Edward 1 Clark ol tlio Evening Post, trcntji Tlio Bouthorn Qncitlon In hi usual unblawd and faithful manner. Ho ahows how tlio Bouthorn qtiontlon In really n rarocjticBllonj that tlio steps taken by tlio Repiiblleau party iiftor tlio war wort) Inovllablo, and tlio rcaulta which hayo arlecn from that policy Jiut m ns Inevitable. Comparing ,tho igiiorant voto of tlio North with llio ncuro voto of tha South, ho ahema that tlio North miiat work out Ita own salvation, and would rcrcnt Intorfctonco by Southern thcoriatai and thattho North now real Itoa that reform in the Bouth mini aprlng from Southern aourcoa. Tlio Mlaalanlppi plan which rostrlota tlio auf- Irago la perfectly Ir-glthunto and honor able, and haa alood tlio teat of tlio Fed eral Court, and nppwtre to lie well adapted to meet tlio raco queaUon of the South. Mr. Clark touclioa upon Mm question of repreaonallon from tlio Bouth aa woll na thu suppression of tlio negro. 'Thowlaoat frlonda of tlio blocks Northern moil, who, aa sgldlora In thu Union army, had helKd to enmnulpato them, and then, aa teachera mid nilvls era, had helped tu educate tliotn were tlio first to percelvo and confess that tho 'hauda off' policy una tho only ono tondupt. Aalongitandoien yoarango, lluiablcit representative nt thla nlaaa, Oen, B. 0. Arnmtrong, tho foumhir of tho Hampton, (Va.) Inttituto, dcolurud ' agalnat oil further attempt on tho part of tha North' nt olther coddling (ho blncki or liamHrlug tha whiten. Ho oppoaod nllko Kwhiral Election Una dralgnod and admlnlatcatl In tho Inter, eat of thu black, and 1'txieral Education Law, appropriating money for tho Houth In tho aaino lutoreit. Ho urgivl that n negro could noor Imvohio an ordinary citizen until he ahould ceano to bo 'tho ward of tha nation.' Ho would .havo tho black, or, ignorant and deaplaed, though they ore, left to do. .jxjiul, for tho very achoollug which ho I tho black man, na n black man ; but ho dooa not urgo tho nogrocH in hi own Stato of Alabama to mako voting tho chief end of life Tho koy-noto of tho advlco given by both of thcao leadora to tho negro alwaya haa been lo mako hlmaolf n good cltljon, worthy to share In thn governmonl of town, atato, and ropnbllc, and truat to hla whlto nolgh bor lo recognlno Ills right to audi aharo when that tlinu ahould como. Ilo a voter, and then think about being n man that waa long tho only watch word of tho Northern Republican poli tician for tlio negro. Ilo a man, and then think about being n voter audi la tho measago to him from tho Arm strongs am tlio Wnaliingtona." To Curo a Oold In Una Dnv Tului Mutlrii llntmii Quinine Tal.loU. All an!5l,.u ,'."1' mamy Ifll falla to euro K. W. UroTo'i ilKDntiira U on Meh Ixii. Me. Which Way? Arc the children growing nicely? A little stronger each month ? A trifle heavier ? That's Kood. Or is one of them growing the other way? Growing weaker, growing thinner, growing paler? If so, you should try Scott's Emulsion at once. Tij both a food and a medicine to all delicate children. It makes them grow in the right way taller, stronger, healthier. . nJ $1.00, ill druitliti. "Don't mind mo," alio snld, "(lot papa and niamn out first." Tho father alono aurvlvcd and waa able to bo carried on a stretcher to thofuneral. Thai waa a story of herolam aa aulilimo m over waa wltnetred whero human be luga wero in peril. They told n tlious and tunc more than nny vorhal oniony ovor thu bier could tull,JTlioy wero tho girl'a Inst word. They wero good word to culon thocolllu platu and go with ll into thu gravo, and good wordN for tho noblo spirit to carry to tho galea of heaven. W wt? thought absolutely tiaxoiitlal, mum the F provision which ahould b voluntarily made for them by tho racu that inuit m payuia niotoi tlio inii tain eon vlncod that thla would bo bolter fur both 'f iura iiimuii uavu mu imimi rtwIUYU 1 Id., wl.ll.. ., .1... I.....I.... ,... V. ft. Ill UUIMOTI. Mr. lloaknr T. Washington, u blaak fs JVllill ol (leimrul Artnitnwiir at lUmu. ' ..-...,.- iitn tvfin liAtf Iiimi.ii. II... ti..... ..v..l ,4 "-1 ." .viiiw tuu mv I'llillll nriit letiiler of hla raw, ukea wwuitlally r ina aaino view, uonerat JArmatroun did not regard It aa a Mirioua misfortune or tha negro that he waa dlwmmsl and i)vn praventutl, from vullug. 1 1 condemned unfair luelhoda, but hn U lievtxl Uiat thn curt) of auU iuetho.1 y might and ahould bololt to local public Bciitlment. Mr. uauilngtuu opio unjut ram leglMatkHi, Ilka tha rrctml NONPARTISAN CITY OOVKRNMENT Thoro ia a general ngreomont lwtweon thcoriata on municipal govornment nud moat thoughtful and Intellignnt Hoplo thai nonpartlaun clly government ia a remedy for tho many evila which have given American citloa thu woll earned reputation of being tho worst governed of tltoo of almont any inMlurn progres sive country. How thla dealrablo non)olltlcal mlmin Utrnllon of city affair ia to bo attained laaqueMlon of difficulty and ono upon which, aa yet, thoro la no general agree ment. Each municipality, apparently, la doing it beat to aolvo tho problem In lla own way, which for thu tlmo being may acem moat prautlcablo. lloaton, for Instance, Inn made it largo atrldo In ad. rancu by tho adoption of tho referen dum. (Jood government ululm 1mm made aomo Impreaalou In Now York, and tho Municipal Voters leauoof Chi cago la meeting with encouraging auecers hi ita efforta toward soouriug nonpartb aan rule for Chit-ago. Of thuwi thifo agencies the lloaton plan awiua to offer tho moat iwrmuiient and aatlafactnry way of dealing with Important urban pollnlea, but It proM)r ly ought to be an adjunct to n wellor- dow.1 iio.K)ltlml city goerumeiit and not tho main nOlanco for uvorv.iUv problem and dlllleultiiHi aueh aa every oily haa tofacu. i u ..ii .i i .. mi inn iiihivu meuiiHia aro uioro or lew pitlllntlvo and tommrary In char actor rather than ioiiatllutlonally rem. odlaluud correclhe, thu problem how to aeouro iionpartUau, houut and econ. omlcrtl mlmlnliiratlou In Amerleuu cltlea remalna to Iki aolvivl. ITho above la ono of tho learned, ed Ifylng but llatuleut atylo of llturlala found In a iiaiwr whero iiiunloinal d.. aolvonoy and chnmlo baukruptoy aro tho rule. All auoh fo.il should Iw told thoro I no nay but tho rUlem way.l AS TO "THE CIODLBB8" PUBLIC SCHOOL 8YI8TBM. Itov. I'otcrO. York, who has been Ici t ii ring at Portland, 1b agalnat the public school system. He auya; Tho public schoola aro founded on n neutral rellgioua syatom. Tho effect has lieou a decay of morality. If wo aro to build up character In children and mako tliem men nud women of duty wa mint iM'gin wiui rellgioua training, mo nrxt , enjoying a genuino Boom as they do not conmmo vcrry mticii manuiactureo com odi ties anyhow. Wo muat Iiavo campaln Funds out here to carry the state for we can't ilo It without, the only way to abut up (hero calamity howlera' ia with atuff, llmt'a what they nro howling for and they will howl until' they got it, so let's havo it aa soon ns possible. ! Now Mark in regarJ to raising that I campaln fund allow mo a fow humble' suggestions. Don't you think that En-1 gland Mould contribute something if tho caso was procrly prerentcd to her for surely wo have gavo her everything sho asked of us but thn whole earth and It was nol all ours to give Wo allowed them to Tax our subjects In Alasky worso than sho would allow tho Doers to Tax hers In South Africa, wo allowed her to Burvcy her own llowndary lino in Alasky, and then when alio waa not sat isfied with that wo allowed her to make it an India Itubbar affair stretch it up to Whitea Pass from Lake liennottand no are willing to allow her to Arbitrate it on down to Skugaway like wo did tlio ilohring Sen affair and if wo did not dig tho Istmas Canal nnd turn it over to her in tlmo of war it was not tlio Re publican Pnrtys fault for Mack and Hay did their beet nnd when Mac rum Coun cil to Pretoria kicked became alio open ed our olllcial Mall wo fired him and put a man thcro who would not kick nt any. tiling alio would do. you might drop a hlntnbout Emperor Hill tho first of America Prospectlvo High Mogul of tho Plilllplncs and Porto Rice that might tlcklo Aunt Pcggys ponoy wo adopted tho Uold Standard nt her request and stoped thoFreo Coinage of silver so wo could sell our silver to her nt CO eta pr oz so sho could coin it up ,-WNO I wfif WWSfAl I "vj f CROWN, BECOMES a better than a crown of glorious hair. To attain kMiit ful hair is !.... .limniHnr expensive. A fair trial of our preparations con vinces. Mrs. N. E. Copeland, Oakland, Kansas, writes: ' I hire nsfd the Sven 5athtrl)d SI rter lt.tr amtrr .nd Sclp Clcn.r for tU month. nd find that my hair hu t',"n out and If brfcht and healthy In PP"nce. Any Inquiries will be cheerfully aniwtreU. What tli is wonderful remedy has done for her it will do for anyone. Sold by dealer everywhere. WAR NEWS Th Daily and Weekly Journal lead all cimpeti ors on getting the War News, from KS of the world. It prints he news first and prints it most complete of all. What Flag Waa There For. E. II. Flamr.who Is a candidate for re-election to tho legislature, publishes n reply to the Journal's roundup of his legislative record at tho last session, and saya "he was not thero to please tho opponents of the Republican party." Ho ought to know what ho was thero for; hanged if wo can tell; but wo thought (no, ho didn't either, but Flagg said soon tho cnmpalgn) that ho wonted to bo elected to represent and please tho puoplo, and tho voto ho received showed that a largo number of voters labored under tho eomo delusion. Al ways glad to correct a tnistako when- our attention la called to tho matter wo no not err Intentionally. Jefferson Reviow. (Mr. Flagg was thero for the old flag and an appropriation ns tho city of Salem lias reason to know and feel proud of Mm.) Ed. J. s ALEM Weekly Journal The model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal Uniting News, Fic tion, Literary, Ranch and Dairy, and Market .News in attractive, read able form. !tl. J Oi. tiull'a Coujh Uyrup Will PioVa a lulok and urp wiro for eroup. Mothur, ........ ...... viiimrwi aru atuievmi with ....... .....inn iiiavnko, you ean iIuihhhI i.ii . """;"" njmwiy. u iMr .... ,v vwu hi viirr. i'lHX) lano. A NUUIIAHKA HBHUINH Tho funeral of Mr. J.H. BelimLllam. and her daughter Kinma kit Sunday waa thobtrgoat ever aeon In Clnelnimtl, Nobrtuka. Tliey dll from tho lujurlea rwwled lit a tntln wnk near Kanaaa City, lloth pari'iitaand tho daughter woro pinioned step should bo to train thu child to walk In tho prerenco of Ood to make him awuru of tlio divine auction of innrnl law, without which tho latter becomes forceless and Ineffective. Rev. Peter C. Yorko evidently knows nothing about tho public schools of this atato. Thero Is no more "decay of mor ality" therein, whero it Is ngalnat tho constitution lo preach nny religion, than thoro la In any of the schools dominated by nny of tlio creed whero religion la pounded Into tlio pupil day after day. Tho hoys and girls In tho public schoola of thla stnto aro Jimt as good and just na bail aa tho lmya and girla in religion. iHiucatiomil Institutions, In convents or anywhere oho whother thcao Inatliii tlonsbe dominated by tho Catliollw, tho Mothodieta, tho lWbytcrlniiH, tho Jowa, or any other sect. Tho children will generally lx what their mothers have Hindu llniin. Tho place to teach religion i in tho homo and not In the public schools, mul thu nbavnronf lllhlo leionn nud Injecting of rullgioualnstruetlonahaa not uuulu thu public schoola any mora lininoral than any other schools nny where. TiikJouii.nai, liaa freipiontly hud ik caalnu to comment ngalnat the public aaliool system, but It crltlcisum hnu been ImkkmI upon tho fuel that they aro lmproHitly grnde.1 mid tho pupils nro luffed with tiNimnuy unnecossary and worthliuhtatudlua. Hut nny ono at all fhiulllar with public idhnol life and with college mo na whII, known that thu lenvenof morality In tho public schools la Jimt aa strong and Jut na healthy aa It I In unv ooltegu of thla statu, no mat ter by whom conducted. Rov. Yorke, ho aro ipiitu Hiirn, doc not relliMt tho opluloua of the moot In. telllgent Catholic wph, many of mn are sending their children to the public schoola. into Indian Rupees nt f 1. 29j proz and buy Wlieat witli it in India and soil It Statk ok Ohio, Citv of Toledo, 1 tousnt&Octn nr bushel nt a nrollt. nnil Lucas Countv, . f thoso lleautilull American Ilerolscs ho Kins if J. CiiexKY makes oath tkat lm I. llm .fitiln. iin.lniili nf tlinflrmnf I. havo aupplycd her Royal subjects along j, Ciiknkv it Co., doing business in the with hard U 8 Coin. I City of Toledo, County nnd Stnto aforo- Dout you passed favors I a Uoln. City of Toledo, (Jounty nnd stnto atoro- think sho would reciprocate 'aid, nnd that said ' W . V'g . it. ii,iu, iini.ii imi of one hundred dollars a In this our Hour of I orll fof cnch ,, CM0 of Cfttnrrll Ulnt Oregon. I- . i... ....! i... ,i. ..... nr n...'u Is issued Thursday morning in time to reach all parts of the state the same week. Wffli In two parts contains all Important Foreign National and State News. out hero In Oregon, Now Dear Mark hnven't you got a littto Funds left of Hint 1 3000000 f from Inst Presidential Election to send us. Or why cannot you now send ua a mil lion or so of those Silver dollnraout of tho Vnult and Issue that Amt of Silver Certificates as they nro redeemable in Gold the Silver would uevor lieo missed (Heo) Now Sliver ia Just what these "Calam Ity Howlers" wnnt, If Uncle Snm will put hi stnmn with thu words "In find Wo Trust" on all tlio Silver In sight and ' eonii noui tvosi tiieeouinlent Uemfgogs of Demo Pop 811 Rep will tnko up the whole Issuuuud never know but what It Is good money, you will havo to got n IIIOVO Oil VOII nnd niilek for Ilrvnn will neu iimong tia right away and ho will Tiinu up these Howlera Howlors to a nigh Pitch let me hear from you nwny. Your Oliedlont aervnnt A ClOOSKllKAl), Mudhole P. 0., Webtoot, Oregon. fSII CHWOMeNWea. LT"UV-WI 1 )lonliy debrU and their mrwnaon propoaHIoii In (icorgla tu dulraunhtw llr. Rwueni rwtchM the daughter. i"iw" i " P To Clean Mattinc j-xWlU.. U.I ,r It w Urt Vii. M4tiMilU(atietA " "" Qdi DMt Wuliag Povdcr JtulJI. . . . 3s5i'uai!,'v;;5K;v.T4i: nr tad, ifeD tUUf, u U aawfani vita ,u JlMr. tutt Ii lw iili I PP 1 "A Penny Maud la a ennv Katned." Kounoniy la tho hwsou taught bv thla n.y ifc1 N '.f?10 "i''"y to tko Hood' bitrstmir Unut ilily i ' It purlllea, eurichea ami vitaltm hu uim nim inn prouut klukuM, indpulthewlmayaiemln it ataltt of leullli for tho coming nimii, Kry butt In ol lliw. 'i S.tr.jrlll imiiImIim lOOdosea pualtlvo pnwl that it U mod ony to tnku oulv llsod'a. Uiutljwtkm fa onro.1 by HihuP Pllk Joe, . Utter to Maik Hanna, ttWM MDIIIIULK i. u. Hon. La Martimo Hannah Waahlngtun. I). 0., U. a .. DbauMarki I fully rtMlll,) thai wu. ai very buay Jttit uow aduiinUturiu.. it... afTalra of our ghirUHta imtlon, and nlw wiai luiiua aro riiiinlng U) or tlwy wuhl .uiwy w lorinemuing fur tU cttHtiMigH how in Oregon. I inyrelt nm vry tmy alao wwing railroad wood to get uumey tu pay the interval on tho unripp. I m ,i letter working for wage.), 1ml tl, Hu,l ami llhiaoMi MauufHoliiriMg C. aw full hand! with IwMwitlUiKvwUrawlio umat iw wtatiMl u tJ. nWi migrate la feu,,,, Mm y,,,. w $Mv Rmj wonl.1 iliua kHwo Hitalr wta. Tlie nlgna of PriKiriiv -.. whew pprwit . wai lVo dvwd I cta1rda and the Iwura Uborhava ; been rvduwd I to It and In aw h,. Um. to a low a 10 huura. wmpt thu I Farmer or Wood ohot.m.r ami -...i. 1U. I d work for whM. II, !! w abwl tboMUieold tlguw. J Wo are pUiod iw , ,wtu ,u a. vatic of all maimfactuwd nrtk-l . Other aign of Pro,H,rly th advwiu on audi wmiKlUloa Uug frtt, t 1 pr ct. Till doi i,t, , ffwl , fgv earnur errv mnah .. i.t. I i U? Jl lHHm In prvrtlon, Tln rarmeraud Hk1 chopper w Tlie aucccM of Dr. Herce's Favorite Prescription In the cure of discuss pe cullur to women, ia lic)oiid cotuiMriaon grentcr than that of any other medicine jircjvirtHl raK'clnlly for woman's use. It ia not it cure-all but u acivutilic prelum Hon, the prescription of an eminent living phyaician, still in active practice and who, imlstnl by hla stair of nearly a aeon of truined iiliyaiciaua, triMta and cute thouisitida of women ccry ywir. " Favorite Preacrliition " lias nil invigor ating and vitalUing jwwer cullnr to itself nud a phenomenal control of dla wimm which attack the delicate organs of w onmn. It ieriuaneutly cure backache, iwariiiK-uowu iwtna, ulcenition, In Hum. mation and like ilia by curing their cause. It dtlen up the drama, puts out t he fever fire ol iulUmmation nnd cure the conodlng ulcer. It makes marriage cannot bo cured by tlio use of Halls Uataiiiiii Uuiik. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence, thla Oth day kof December, A. D. 1880. . A. W. OLEASON, dual f Notary Public. Hall'a Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on tho blood nnd mu cous surfaces of tlio system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, 0. Sold by Diugglsts, 7&c. Hall's Family Pills nro tho best. OASTOIIXA. Bun tit ) I18 Kind You Havi Alwars Boaght Blgaatora , $? ," M. II. Smith, llutternut. Mich., says, ti, uuniin i.iiiiu j.ari ikisuri) lire mu rigiil I ...,rv M, i, Ilia I m'lir iihi'iI fur rinllvi.. neaa, liver ami bowol troubles." Stones Drug Stores. Notice to Contmctora, Sealed bids will bo received by tho lo.ir ol dlreclora of School District No. 17, of Ronton County. Oregon, until .1 o'clock p. m., of March 22. 11KW, for thoi erection ami completion ot a four room school bui'dimr. ncconlini! to tliu iilans and siiecillcntiona prepared by Chas. II. Ilurggruf, Architect, Albany, Oregon. Thu lionrd will consider bid us follews: 1. Completo according to plana nud epecillcatinna. 2. Complete except thu heating. Plans mnv besi-ennt thuoiticu of tlio clerk, W. II. Holes, Philomath, Oregon, also at thu architect olllco Al bany, Oregon. Each bid to bu ncconi- imuitii ny a certltled check for llfty dol ars (f50) to bo forfeited to tint ilixtrU't. if bid ia accented and bidder full to ohm contract, nnd glvo satlsfactury bonds for tho performance, of the s.inio, otherwise to bo rotnrueil to tho bidder. The board reserves tho right to reject any and all bids. W. II. Holes. Philomath, Ore., .March B, MX). Daily Journal $3 A YR. A n Independent Associated Press Paper for the Peo ple. Send for sample Free. MOinCIiBBKOS., SALEM OK. IHt WhtKLY AND TW rf JyKfl,. f3'lC!rtiLW r4 ri Yv JOURNAL M Corvallis k Eastern Kailroail n hu 1 v a aw till v npiiie and mothcrliooil a bleaslm.'. iy giving to women audi an abundant itulity that the ImIiv t,loiii int., ur.. simply ami women nt. ault Dr. Pierce by letter free of cha liuliirnllv t i. llowrr. hick women uie invited in .. ..I2;p. ui, , . 1 S p. iu . 7:2 p, m, . tlOOu m. ..!!:) it. tu. ..12:16 p. m. . . VXO it. iu . .Il:30ii. m All curtesiHiiiilcncL. airlctU- mnr..i...ir.i' AddiM Dr. K. V. Pierce, Iluflalo, N. It oontains no opi um, coooine or other narcotio, and no al oohol or whisky. ilfef fc.. jsb.m m . ; -EiirVii. i '"....,.. fink TLMJ5 UAH I). For Yimulnii: Truln leuvcs Albany .. Train leuves Uorvullla. Tiuln arrives Viupiliiii Ilclurnlng: Leaves Yuiuliin ... . Leuvcs Corvullls Arrives Albany.... For Detreit: Leiivco Albany ... Arrlvos Detroit llclurnlni!: Leaves Detroit Airlvos Albany Ono nnd twi; cnnnuel ulAlntiuy nnd Uurvallla with Suutliem Pacltic ti:iln. u'lvlng direct horvlre tinnd from Now. port and ndjacont bonchea. Trains for the inounUlm arrive nt Ik'trultHt no-m. giving ample time to reuoli onmpitig irruuntN on the llroltoiibuah und S.iiitlum river the lamudav. II. U WAI.IIK.S', T V. A I1 A. TUHNKK AMil. Aarlculturi.il ii U. iuh.i. b.t. aua iiIl pwiiri" WRH FEATURES: JJnjnoffc.nnimna, Ilor ;'' ' " lliullnr', I'oiillrj, Market a-ardrnini, , .oil other topic, wrlltcn r limrllrnl c,t urrn.nil fnrinrra, lllu.irolnl l,rl.'o arll.ti mnt it tnialui.l,lttoalllit rural .-lHin Tlie lilSt ilJlet" Dd touiuirrcliiUKrlriiltiirii aro unexcollia lclurc. t-m LY FEATURES: ""ri'ori,hto.tr "' ,UII.. lull.. lku.U. loo.) (ouk, i-uir. lounir I..IU l-nBr, tc . inko UiU djrtiueiil muni mot jf lL.piTtt ruiull unwri. FREE YEAR BOOK aun ALMANAC A1i.' ".Ir.1""'. " "c'l'-i. iwiiimiii. with VTa xZiSr l:,K''"- ..12:20 t n:l& p. KIIWJN 8TIWIK, UM I Alliur, Ore f'A SAMPLE COPY "Tr.fJMM fcrB,rwlII v Our SPECIAL Offer: 0 R'V OT l.mr Dailv 4 months $1 00 Yea Rnnr'nH" i V" iI"eeK,V " ' ' LOO ,. mu iiimiuii; . . Q Our Price for all, $1.35. Wheeler and (;,;' , J 5 ' 'mi'L"1.0."'"' .Co"ln one year book. "" lsn ' ' stute. can hnvo It iu llwt 0( S2 50. oou ntv of theKnrmor A Good Standby to have in tho houw. when thu blk wlndaof hebruary and March chilU the marrow and maU the circulation almt giah, i our puro and tlnely llawre.1 dlatlUe.1, and has that rich ami mly WH. iatonoy only procured wth high rad r.w.1. Our atoek m WIMW whiskava. Honor, iKMra, and cigaraare theehok-iat that ia made. J. P. Rogers 110 os., salem on. The Orient Insurance Co ., OI' HAHTunun Lhibiliti..'. ...J5t.SI6.WHi. Jounuu Office. Ab ,30L10N' Ant. . Jalem. Ore. New Strawberries. rowers canmake li.r mn. ., nl.i 'i. "'w,,t' ul U SOUTH ANDEAS1 VIA ' Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lenvo Salem for Portland nrTT" Btotlona nt 0M4 a. in. nnd 4 :"j n J Lv t'ortlnnd. Lv enlcra. Ar A(blnil 8:80 A M ..... 11:00 a kl -12.S3 A M Ar Bncrnn;lilo... 6;00 ' li Ar 8U-Krttlicli.'0.. 7;4j j. jj ArOffdon . 6: JI Ar lienvtr eno a M Ar Kpa, t.ilr . .'723 A M Ar CIiIchkO 7.45 A M 7.00 P ., Uro a S A .to AS -"" A If ?.00 A 1. COOP J 030 A 3 ) A 5 ess p2 6:41 l i. 12.13 r u Ar ijn AnEciea -x i it Ar Kl PilMj. ...... e-W I )I Ar Kort Wort li. ...... B;30A M Ar City ol Mexico........ 0.53 a m Ar Houston . 4,) a M Ar New Ortcnim 8-M n m Ar Vtiuhlnir on..... 6.42 a M Ar New York li;43 V 31 ....iiu... ..u.i .,. 1 . iiiiiiiiiiii uiiu lounaia cars on Imii trains. Chnlr enrs Sncrnmonto to Omil nnd El Paso, nnd tourist cars toChlem,!? St. Louis, KcwrOrlcanaand Wnshgn' IIIII IIIIIIU Irta II. Y.i.i ;.,T..",r,'.,?n?'ulu, era! Jam South Atnorica. steumshit) j-aa J.t ... . - - UIIIIII Jupnn, uiiina, l'ltillpplnos, Central ..I SLOO Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner ngot.t atsiir Station, or nddrcas vm 0. II. MAKKHAM, G. P. a Portland, Oreg',',,. nrrAHT timb aciiEnuLit. " Aii... ron Kiotn I'ortlaud, i "Kat Salt LairoVnvcrKu"vi)7rh """ Mall Oinalm, Kauana Cliv. h ,:.n. p.m. Ix.tila.lililcauoaudKaat, Bt0',Sl"" D'T: ....... ....... ., . ... iW miuiiiniin iihimi ptruiii-aii !.... Flrcr ..IK1I.. HI. I'irT . l7ul..'.l.l"i IW f'" J.t5pm WBukeuUhltagoanileaiit. Vfn in. 8p in, 8t. m m Bun Hatur .. dlJ' iu p. m lA'avr Halcin OL'KAN HrKAaillllllhi Kurrlnii Krauclaoo, ran I'Ycry uvo uaya. COI.UMIHA ItlVKII HTKAMI'I.V 1o Anlorla nnd way indlnm, WILLAMEITK liivi-n I'ortlaud, NewberK and wa J1 1 1 1 1 1 II trm -I l. in 4 l. to Hun AND OT p EXgmjwajjMRH ah JtrMHwTiyytW1 ,1.. I WfPSSBibttlAAlAkam HHrS(H .-r-r W5ItSB'. I Art,. 0 li. m Moil, and Fll ?l'nelar, Tlinrwlar and Hatnnlay at B.00 t m Monilay WwlnwHlay nnd Friday at 1 0.1 0 am. FOIt CORVALLIS ..."'i1 -..".f I'p'n,J"'lly. Tliunalay and Salur. Willamette ri vbu division D.illy buattj tu I'lirLliiml n. ..,.... Tmnblcrs to atreet car line nt'Orcuon (Illy If llio steainorsiiro delayed there tuiuriu inn Ufkots to nil pomn iD Oifk'on, Wushlimton or Cilirornht. Coiineulloiis uiiidu tit Portland with ull mil, cecum nut) river lines. n V. II. IIURLIIUItT, n tt SKUte AKt- inland, Or. G. M, ; POWERS, Acni, Trade b'liwt (lock. Hiili'iu. IJ01.SE& IIARKER, Clly AKcnla. mmm You Can Get a Lower Berth, With ono tsxeopt Inn thu tlirtiuli trains ol llm llurllnltin ltnutc aio utiiinst. invariiibly well-tilled. Tlio cxvuptlun Is our St Paul ChluiU'i) Llinllitl. On the limited Miorj U iikii tllyj room and to pare. Don't Infur thai tit U uelllier xii llnu, ntirsr. fast.J.ts ANY tralr of ANY oilier line between St. I'.iulantl CtilciKO. On tho eot. trury, thoru la mi inure beautiful train In Ainerlcu, It Inn electric lluht, Htoim hrt.it, wldovmllhules ' tho iiri-it HiLlsf.tat'iry luilnx-ca 'rvhu it r, ti ui i'.i n i - -nd Invtor horth foroyerybndv, A.f.SIIKLDUN. Gi'ii'l Aucnt.. Purl hind 0 D6nveri Hi i Cranio II. II. SCENIC LINE OF TI1K WOULD. The Kavorl.e TratiMontlncntal Koute Uciween the No rili wmt and all I'oluU Kaat. Choice ol Two toutoi riiruuli HiiCi'iinui ROOKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY. And Four Iloutea Eat or; 1'ucblo and Denvrr. All patwiiacn sranted a day atop)Yer In tta Jlormon Capital or anywheru between Owra and Denver, l'eraonully rondiictcd Tourlut Kx cunlona three dayi a vteek to 0 MAiiA, Kansas iJtrv. St Loois, ClIIOAOO ANU THE EAST. for ticket! and any Information reairdjaa rati, route, etc., or ror dcMTlillveKilrllliif WHAT JONES Is it that does all this tine I aper Hanyinjj, Decorat inr,tPaiiitiiiF and Kalso niminjr, and lias a shop at No. 153 Court St.? Why NATE JONES Leave order at . Hurn A lUmJIten', lUO Strnmr .,.. ...: .."." ""l " new o riWherr as :i ".""u ?5? ".' V.re.f?1' '"i'".: .... now S & 5X P'ants if pui'om W- - TENNESSEE. M'KINLEY. RUB It P,ans f n ' T' '"'to, atiucKl.ESS, - wmmm Seeds Seeds! TENNESSEE. DOWNINGS CBRVBRA, DU .WAURIER. ftacripiirtvfc.iB.Ba r tucii- i -".unv. v-i, oaiem Or e, L. M. KIRtT sa. c . " " awa u. a i rhon.Qr.?M Statust Grain Hay F,our Mil) Fccd Q Uimc. Cement, Pjastcr cc ,vwlc"al. Grain. Hay and Straw .tai a8onSralcs.ct?.. 9-3-U orucJtfsan8iiMh. A lull stock of garden, irruas, clover and lhcr Bceda. All choice, roliahln J1b. Prices thu loneat ill tiiufalate. oentl (or catalugno. Siiocial jtritva l liaidnors. nilEWSTEIl & "W1I1TJ5 Phono I7SI. 1)1 Court Pt., Salem Or Dealers in hay, grain, mill feed, flour etc. ItlUhS. BHI'AIKKHS SOULR nm iokehs i rORTLAND.OUK l or Balaut an I TlctDlly !. ..Men l '" Vt U'aUnarHtot t,4i. i w a -