The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, March 26, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textv -y?-fPJ7tyT' f- MMWUN kMkHnJVKilHhHKMAiMw iM: J Men 's Tan, Blucher cut, TJSS! 33.50 5 Men s Patent leather dress shoe, do Men's Vfci Kid. Heavy sole, Kid lined I and tips, KJ 1553.50. g Men s Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension J edee, calf lined, tS? 3.50. rrf Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe, Kid i lined, Heavy sole, lUgg 53.50. 5 Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest 4. shape. TttSf- 53.50. j Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 1 Beacon be, TJSf 53.50. 5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 2 Boston toe. TKJT1 53.50. 2 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, g . Cambridge toe, TK2fd 53.50. Special 1 t AT ? SO .35 I i FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY CALL AT ONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW Uuwyv bboe sf or? MWS 0F A SIZB ? THE DM? JOURNAL lV MCIPUR DMOTUKMB MONDAY, MA110II 20 1000. DjIIjt, One Year 93 00,1a Advanoe Dally, Tout Monttu 81.00. ! Advanoe Weekly, Ono Yoar 01.00. hi Advan THE FAnCB OF DELEGATE CON VENTIONS. The pooplo of nil parllos aro exprotslng a great deal of disgust at tlio way tho party primaries hmi delegate conven tions to nominate county tlckoU havo been carried on. The system seems to drive more and more people away from the primaries and leave nioro an J more power In thu hands o! tlio machine Tho finality Is tho boss of a whole state or Mllon, Congressman Tongue docs not ask tho pecrplo of any community who they want for postmaster. Ho leaves It to the county doss, or a little triumvir ate of bosses to decide. If ho has a place In tho naval academy or at West point to (111 ho poddies It around among tho political aristocracy and If none of them can got In ho let tho common hordhava a chanco and then tho rusult Is kept a secret. The system Is rotten ami un atnerlcan that thus centralises power away from tho people. Tho oop!o of Marlon county are thoroughly tired and disgusted with It and vary low decent and respectable Ropuh- licans went to Iho cut and dried prlmar lea and there In very little Interest In tho convention outslu'o the ranks of the plsca-huntor. At many of tho Detnocrutlo primaries there were net as many votes cast us there wero delegates on tho printed slates. Who gave anyone authority to make up these slates? Will not tho Managers who made thu states iimku the ticket in tho convention? Will not such nominee, It elected by the jicople, ho under the dictation of the machino? How much mora patriotic and respect able Is n ltepubllcau machine than a Democratic machine? Will cither of thctn denounce extntvagantoorcorrup tlou in county affairs? Will either of taein denounce tho frauds attempted to be carried out on tho ballot boxes and the alteration of the tatley sheets? Not much, Mary Ann. Tho gang that havo done throe things In the past are repre sented In both parties and will protect! each other and say, with Vandorbllt, "tho people bo d-d." The farco of delegalo conventions has reached Its highest flower In Marlon county, and thopoople will hate noreooureo but to Judge of candidates on their record and the poraouat characlor- of the men as they are known In the community. would Induce Americans to purclmso forelgn-bullt ships and placo thctn under our flag? Aro not foreign ships given every privilgo In our foreign trado that Is enjoyed by American ships? "Who nro the American owners of forolgn-bullt ships that aro asking tho privilege of American registry for them? If, under our flag, such ships would bo eligible to recolvo subsidies and bountlos or to cngago In our coastwlso trade, that might explain why they would desire American registry; but Is thoro any other reason? "Of what bonrflt, slnco the closo of our civil war, has tho llrltlsh freeehlp sthtuto been to Uritlt.li shin owners. Havo Hrltons gono to other countries to purchase ships I Is It not a fact that tho llrltlsh freo'ship act has not appreciably aided In building up tho merchant marlno7 "Urantcd that tho purchaso of llrlt lsh built ships by foreigner Isot bonolU to Great Ilritaln, where does it liencflt llrltlsh ship owuers7 "What other nation than the United fltates denies tho right of national regis try to foreign built ships owned by Its citizens? During the past thlrty-flvo yoarshas any other nation denied that right to Its citizens? If then tho free ship policy Is an advantage to maritime nations why are not till of stioh nations doing at least tho bulk of their own foreign laming under their own flags? If If bo admitted that one or two nations havo benefitted to a certain ex tent under a froo ship jwllcy, what has prevented all of them from henelUliiK under It? "What nations have built up their mercantile marina through thu free reg litry offorclgn-bullt ships?" Stomach Trouble makes pcoplo thin. They need Hostel tcr'fl Stomach Hitters at onro. This medicine will enable tho stomach to do its work properly. It Mils tho half starved blood vessels with puro blood, Cromotes asslmllatlou and nutrition and rlnzs back health rind strength. It cures stomach troubles, liver and kid ney diseases. Bee that a I'mvatb Itcv t.tus Btaup covers tho neck of the bot tle. NATURE'S HOSTETTER'S OWN STOMACH MEDICINE BITTERS rights so freely given the 100,000 Mexi can "greasers,'1 the 30,000 roaming and town Indians, and tho few thoutand whites, of Now Mexico? Tho "plain pcoplo," of tho United States, its Inexorable press, tho on-look Ing nations and tho hapless pcoplo of Puerto Klco, wait for an answer to these queries, and will not bo put off with more platitudes or subterfuges, or play upon words. Whether Tonguo or Oatch bo tho candldalo for congress, these questions must bo answered. Orrgon delegation nf the lfl't congrrss. Senator Simon hud ri'ommendttl an other candidate, and tho matter had boen held up for several months. A great deal of criticism has been shed on Mr. .Tolmpon, but ho only did what so many others do went to tho leglsla- tu-o to pull out a plum for himself. It would bo really refreshing to see a leg islature elected once to do business for the pcoplo Instead of lining their own pockbts and letting tho public interests goto the demnition bowwows. JOURNAL X RAYS. Tim man whu is too conscientious Is gonorally n faku. t t t Even Dob Hendricks threatens to get up a Citizen's ticket, t I t Houth Ealem Is becoming noted for women of weight anil Influra. t t Htoek Jobbers for nil Alaska gold dregdlng fake will soon appear if all signs prove true. . Sheldon's paper was ndlsappointmunt. Hut he got tho 20 cents a piece and It h worth something to bo dlalllurtoulzed. "A Single Fact I worth a rdilnlnad of areument." What shall bo suld, then, of thousand of facta? Every euro by Hood's Kar- strongest possible evidence of the mer I metropolitan press of tho West and Louise Brehany. In addition to being a great singer, Is n very beautiful woman, and her charm of manner possesses that wonderful fas cination that brings her at once Into closo sympathy and harmony with her audience and to hear her render a song or ballad, Is to feel all tho thrill and emotion of tho song. There Is no ono In America that can approach her as a b-illad singer. In addition to a regular concert pro gram, Wednesday evening Mlaa Brehany and her company do tho Farm Scene from Martha, beautifully costumed, with Mies Brehany as Martha; and the Garden Scene of Faust with special aeenerv and costumes; and Miss Breh any has received great praiso from the It of this medicine. Thousands arid thousands of such facts prove that Hood's 6ursaparllln vr III cure nil dis eases caused or promoted by Impure blood. It Is tho bct medicine money can buy Indigestion, nausea uro cured by Hood's PilU. 6 Tlio navy department has Issued orders for tho repair of tho cruiser Boston, now nt Maro Island navy yard, the cost of which will bo about (300,000. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Slgnaturo of CayfzCtUi More than 1,000 cavalry, Infantry and artillery recruits will leavo Fort Schuyler nnd Fort Slocum for Brooklyn, where they will sail Saturday for tho Philippines To Curo n Cold In Ono Day J IjusIIto llroiuo (Juliilna TU.t. All riiKSUU iclunil tho luon.y llll (all In Hire. IE, W. (Irtit ' linmt l un moIi Ixii. IV, AUOUT (SHIPPING Alex It. Smith, 14th and K streets, N. W, Washington, D. O., uys ha has mailed following article to every dally newspaper In the UnlteJ States In thu Uopt of teeing It printed In each of them on Monday, March W, 1W0. Tux Journal. coufee that it doe not know in what Interest, If any, Mr. Smith Is acting as attorney, but prints the lotter on Its merit ami without en. doming It In any wtyi "Much Is told in certain newspapers bout our laws deu)lug to American cttUeru Upright U purchase foreign built Mi. Ofcourw, you know that ourilaKt have never dcnlM (hi right to y American cltUenJf. You. arena doubt award that wiuib 900,000 or aWjOOQ tons of forelgn.butU ships' ar at thl mouicut owue.1 byTtuertcaa cltl. xeu Does not Ctptt John Oodinan. tiiemojst perslitent advocate of free hlpj admit that there is nothing to at. traetfotvlgn built hlp under our flag BRkifia thoy are jwrmitte! to engage lu our fotectvd ouwlt traded "Will yommtexplaln whet It is that Wrm-.J.- J! FREE TRADBFQnPUBMTO niCO. Mr, Oatch, tho Salem candidate for congross, doclaros hlmielf In favor of "unlimited trade" with Puerto Illro. He probably does not like the term free trado with Puerto llico, yet that Is what "unlimited trade" means. Mr. Tonguo voted lu congress for the Puerto ltloo tariff hill, yet no uinn ran tell why,lf Puerto ltloo was coded to the United Slates by Staln, and uuatil mously and voluntarily accepted our sovereignty, there ihoiild bo a tariff any more than between Oallfuruta and Oregon. Why discriminate igaluit Puerto ltloo? In an apeal to thu American congress delegates from Puerto Klco, now under our flag, with our school houses, with our money, onr postal sys tem, can say why shall our territory be deprived of rights granted to all? Can any ono tell why tho Kanaka del vgalo from Hawaii should hao a placo and n voice for lit 100,000 III. .tarred people on the floor of coiwress, while 1,000,000 souls of Puerto lttco-80 per cent of them white and 100 por cent Chrlitlan-nhu haw had for) ears equal representation with any SmnUh irov Ince In Uie aasvmbly and senate, of tho Spaulih Cortet one of the moat ancient and and able legUlttho bodies u( Wet em Kurojw) Is to le iwrmlttol ouly a "lletldent OommUstoner'i at Washing. tn, who may hang about the corridors W the houw and Mimle, ud lu his card to hi dark-skinned Kanaka friend, and besvtx'h Ida Influence with hit oaao- elate, of either chamber, to ameliorate the woe of ht people? Will some una say why such a iwple as the of Pusrta llleo, numerically ten times as strong as any territory ever admitted to tl Union, and tho cual In lnlelheci and thrift tf any, should be rtfutod tho form of government and theclvll, rommeixal ami political T1io trustees of thu Portland chamber of commerco hnvo unanimously ondorsed Senator Simon's position on the Puerto Hlco bill mid telcgrnphed him to this effect. Boldly declaring for Frco Trado. t t t The regulur Poimllsts want n Cltlzeii'H ticket made up by their party j tho rej ular Democrats want a Cltlzon's ticket made up by their jwrty; the peoplo want n Citlten't ticket fn from all pirty machines. J I t Blngcr Hermann is thu intensely pot- ulnrman with all varieties of push It- publhans. IIu Is nbsolutoly unscrupu lous as to qualincatlotis for ofllco, or how ninny now olllrcn ho creates. Thoo aro ipialltlea that tell In a raro fur olllco. t t t J. M. Wntson, (1. P. Terrell, A. O. Condlt, W. O. Huhburd.Jiio Scott, Win. Ilushtiy nnd K.T. Juild aro mplranlH for thu county Judgo nomination. Hon. Win. Grimm, of Hubbard, will nut nl low his numo to Ixi brought before tliu convention. n j Corvullls Times, Dem. Tho camll. dato, to be successful, must hnvo some thing nioro than his party label to recommend him. Ho cannot trot down the homo stretch to success simply lo- causo ho wears tho Domooratlo, Popu- tutor llepublltou brand and earmarks. t t Hllterloii i-ollttelans under thu lead of Senator Lou -Adams, the only ItepublU canlntholaatliglaturowho could be wurlusi by tho lllngham puh, want to corral the county commUiloner. Out of three candidates, John F. Davis, Trenton It. lllbbard and Alex Thompson, wUU their man? Thedilfireuce between a real Populist nnd a fusluiilst Is, thu Populist has a dlvoreo from tho old turtle wlil.nnt SA J 1 i mlffl 7 5j 'EAbTHT If they only could, many rich men would erase the W In wealth and write II in its place, and so chance wealth Into health. It's the saddest thing about riches that In in acquiring them men often ruin their health and at their prime arc doomed to live "perked up In a glistering grief and wear a golden sorrow. The trouble is generally with the stomach. In the null for riches theie'a been no time for regularity, no consider ation of right food. The stomach and other organs of digestion anil nutrition become dlscaed anil then logins the bitter nnd varied sufferings of the man with "stomach trouble." Yet this condition can le cum). The stomach ond other organs of digestion and nutrition, can be restored to a nor mal condition of sound health. Thou sands testify that Dr. Picrcc'a Golden Medical Discovery, strcnnUicns the stom ach, nouriahca the nerves ond purifies I the blood, that It breaka the bonds of the dyspeptic, ami makes him n healthy, nappy man. No alcohol whlnky or other Intoxfcnnt is contained In "Golden Med leal Discovery. '!.' WV sufferer from wh.t the docton catlrd Indication. t)U after trying rctl eminent pliy.lcUiii tilled to jrt mte," writes Mr Frank Mcrlcle, I" O lloi J7j, Independence, Jackson Co, Mo. "Home or my symptoms were sore ness In pit of itomsch. fullness, tired teellni, conttlpsf Ion , wine times toreneis would extend tntinwels. Someone recommended me to tike '.V. ",r5l Golden Medical Discovery, which I did, and alter liking only a few lollies of ' DU. corery and your 'Vlea.aut I'ell.n' can My I derived more tienerU from them than trora any other medicine I ever tried I began to gain In oesli trom the ii.rt ir.w .m.h.m.i..i i. . ethers and will continue to do so." Dr. Picrcc'a Pleasant Pelleta do not become u necessity to the ayatem they have relieved of accumulations and obstructions. South for her beautiful singing on fin personation of Marguerite, a part Just suited to iier voice and temperament. Mies Brehany also believes In beautiful dresses, and her costumes fcre the nemo of the ureasmakcr's art, and she Is the possessor of many rare and beautiful Jewels. Dr Bull's Cough oyrup Cures Any case of bronchitis, lung affection and urlnnn. Phvslclans rjrercribe this rem edy, and drinraleta recommend it! be- causo it never falls to euro, and coats but 25 cents a bottle. Charlie Seymour, an Indian fisher man, is in Jail at Vancouver, B. C, charged with tho murder of Mary Wil liams, a squaw. They quarreled orer a bottle of whisky. Statk ok Ohio, City op Tolxoo, 1 Lucas County, f Fiiank J. Ciibmby makes oath that ho is the senior partner of tho firm of F. J, Ciiknry & Co., doing business in the Ulty ol Toledo, Uotinty and State aiore faid, nnd that said firm will pav the sum of ONK HUNDKKI) DOLLARS for each and ovory case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the uso of Hall'h Catarhii Curk. FltANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence, this Oth day of December. . V . M.. ' A. I). ItSSO. j SKAL A. W. GI.EASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure lo taken Internally and acts directly on the blood and mu cous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, 0. Sold by Diuggisls, 70c. Hall's Family Pills aro tho bevt. Secretary Wilson has assured Sonator, Perkins, of California, that thu depart ment of agriculturo w ill assist tlio intn diiillon into California of tho scale para site from Capo Colony, w hlch preys upon thu San Jure scale, Try Allen's Foot Kase. A powder to bo shaken Into tho shoes. Your feet feel Bvvollen, norvous and hot, ami get tin-d easily. If you hnvo smart ing feet or tight shoes, trv Allen's Font. Eato. It cools the feet and makes walk ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, Ingrowing nails, blirtcra and callous rpols. Believes corns and bunions of Mil pain and gives rest and comfort. Try it todny. Bold by nil ilrupglsU nml lio. stores for 25c. Trial package FKEK. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Leltoy, N. Y. The Homeliest Man in Salem As well ns the linnd-oiiicst, and otherc urc Invitul to cill on iiuy druggist hiiiI uet, frco n trial Ixitilo or Keinii'e lliilsiuii for the riirnat and Lungs, a remedy that. Is guaranteed tucurunnrt believe all Chronic and Acute Cugln, AntllUIII. UrOIICllltls nml Pnrum,.., Hon Price 26c. and COc. cod.Vvv OASTOHIA. Bsarstla ) & Ktad Yw Haw Alwan Baagfit BIjnatara S , S , " of tsyy, &&fa u it's if Hat you save T!wt min ? you rlC,,, and ,f yu are aive y"r vr.i micii-aia yuu ii imu you save money by iiadhff here. Other people do. Why not you uur stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Han itt 8z Lawrence, OLD PO&TOrjTICK QKOCEKY SJmmIv anW Wmmi wunemetsa ihrly.Mely tiur, and d.MiriwiVik.'Li'Tc .".i?i"""..nT k. . ai'CZZJZZ-V-.,u ..msni Kvery ua eoetta a ih H1BVUII alter aun CaiaMot-e. ler babv tin ve ur Woruaa'a 1 tei'A-I t Itaid fern's 1 1 1 1 1 H I iC i emu m & MM cowtc aientli I baby a, as (hti w sK,ir;4ia llsnMsVrWaHFIW4M bMtalUU4aAU trIn la SUW..L ?S&mikx2t'&"tA6 r"Mfe.fe. ' iy.'l??U!!.'y". l iedf, will U seal f"" rt " KsaiUTVIl KVHUMt, f Ws Friend iiumony aim tho fuslouist has alimony wltheut illvnrv Mid ltoad PaiHjr. But Nick Voider says thu Mid Head Pop, got some albmouoj to keep their ticket lu the tlotd In Oregon In 1HUH. t t Bank Kiamlner Johnson was either a blmetalllator he was a party to a mis rvprvsentntlon. Mr. Mellrldo was a IrtmotalKator ho won the seuatorshlp un similar misrepresentation. Beoaum, wnyr nenotor Alley and the Uaderanf the Auil.lMph tight like Bluger Her mann und Jehu II. Mitchell, made their main light on Dolph's .Vnti-alher views. I t t With the ueeptWn ( a few preejHflts, lll fWVl..,lo ...I. I... .. . . ."..TO.,n,MUMHll iu saiem were out and dried affair. A few manaier know what Is IntendvM to U done but tho great moM of llepiiblleans are com. pletely at sea. The presence of km r the leaden of the Salem cltlins move ment will lend vjH3laWllly to (ho convention. Othtvrwlw It will net L. Wetoshowevwia eian alrot heels l thedlVMitlou ef campaign (lmJs Ue years agv to ay iiolilns Aut bill luMie.tly duo. Whatwn.ueh , aairegatWui do to lutroduw hoiieit bust. nws mnlKvla In public affair? tt iti&h 'i a """"llf Teachuig Your CranA mother to Suck Eggs would indleatit UpW nf ,..i.ii.. ..... ust m It would (or you to offer nil "old timer" or a ronnolaseur lu tine goods ihyiivLnJ,t Ur ,,,h Krdo 'oU ... l.UL .T".' .'..,,Bn? lo. nttr him -w... .....K nisi win mane him smack flail The Conquering Hero Comes SOUTH AND EAS1 Southern Pacific Co, THE SHIISTA ROUTE Trains leavo Solom for PortiandTTT etatlona nt 0:44 q. m. and 4;i" "i s .avC w. The Honorable I Lt Porlland.. Lv Balem Ar Ashland. BRYAN Ar S"Crmento.. Ar Ban Francisco.. ArOpIoft Ar Denrcr... ArKansa, City. Ar Clilcj?o.... 8J0 A M 12 83 A M .. B.-00 V 1 7 4JPM S A 0-eo A J( VH A JI 7.ti A M Ar lios i Angclca lao 1 M Ar Kl 1'aw ...... eeo p m nt ru. .IUHU..MU..M. V.MJ A M Ar City of Moxlco . o M a m Arllountan ii.i . i Ar New Orlean.. 62S p i Ar WivliltiB on.... 0 42 A u -i. .---. r ....... Ar Ne Tort Pullninn nnd Tourlsta 12,43 l Jt cars on Way hAS aS .waJ ? a - " A M 700 l i, S-25 JJ . It Will address The citizens of traltiB. Chnlr crtrn Sacramento to OgdZ nnd KI Pnso. nnd tnnrUt nU.. . YiV"'1! 8t.LoulBtNewO,lean. aud WhSg Connecting nt Snn Frnndlaco wltiTaTr oral Btciimthin 1 nnH fnr tt-L.?1T .Intmn. Clilnn. f'1,111.,.,1..-. r, "r""luIU fl,il.'A ,.;' i'i"". central WVUHs M1UUIIVMI an i Sco ilr. W. W. Sklnnor agent at s.iTT Stntlon, or address B 1 8Moa O. II. MARKHAM. O. P i rtland, Oregon. IVIUI IUII UIIU 2-41! i m 'J.IIL Jrom l-ortlandT ",WT Pnllt' rniintiRQ-r Mm On the living Issues of the day at Hpo. kno Flrcr Ilspm i si a m m a m m i Tn i J lull g) I bVl J 1 lL0 S p m Sr. m ex. Bun Hutu r .. sT, lu p, m. Iare Halom' ll'.lf- tir.il. fi. ... nuunuui, npuitane, Minn-i w.. aiHills. Ht. l',nl. Dull i iVCTl tsratiar ssa ( lilin .. ..j ..' . waokco Chicago aud wui, D. !.5o OCKAN HrMAituiitiTS' For Ban hranclaou, oniieyurr u0(lftjr. COLUMIUA IllVKlt To Aatniln and way Landing!, WILLAMKTTK ItlVKH loi'il"ri,i,i'wU, "" . er a. a. " i t. ru ex gnu ArBa- leu B. rn Hon, land ftl a ra TneMlay Thnmlay and BatnnUy at S.00 Monday YtKinelay and Friday at I0,(e at FOR CORVALLI8 di)!1.Mf. ,,n!"'!,TUCIKlar, Tm,nw,r "'1 8lor. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION Dally bouts to Portlund ns above. I rnnhfers to utrcct car lino at Orcgou (JltV if tho fitiminnrmirn 1nl,irnri .1.". . . . 7 ---. w m. w. VU LIICIC. 1V1IIIIIU Llll I.IUK018 LO Oil t" idu Between 1 and 4 o'clock In the afternoon . ! I Mffidiidsdaii MuTCH 28, '00 munts In IIP fliillrn.i.lu Conncctloim tundu nt Portlund with mi mu, ucuun mm river lines. n V. II. HURLBDRT, Gen Pass. ArI., Portland. Or. G. M.POWKRS, Aut'nt, Trade Mmt dock, rjalnm. 1J01SE & MARKER, City Agent. jCVaTjHSsssaRl&vV JKlfssa'salMvHv fnvT (BBBBBaU BBaBsBBBHVAl WSmSSmL KM N. J. JUDAH. John Bayne. A. W. Dennis, Committee on Arrangements. Let the World Turn out his llns and bring beam Into his eye. Our Cm holt whl.key Is puro and auei celleut aid to digestion, as n , ""'" ""I juu oeexi one. J P Rogers WHAT' " JONES Is it (lu; does all this line j'aper llanjjinif, Decor.it injr, Painlintr and Ivalsn- nuninjr. aiici has a shop at No. 153 Court St.? Why NATE JONES Leave orders at iinn A Hamilton', L. M" Successor to Geo. LNeaL .No. 229 Conunereal .tAff Sal'm. iCo J3f.n"'. "quor The Rinroi Ooiivor i Kiti Gr.iiiili) II B. rJOENlO LINE OF THE WORLD. Ttie Ksrorl.e TratiscoutlncntAt noute Uetwre the Norlhwasl and all I'olnts Katt. Cholco o( Two A i itos rnrniU lhFnnu ROOKY MOUNTAIN S0BNKUV. And Four Itnutea Kastei; rnolilo antt Dourer. All pastongprs crantcd ft dsr atoporer In It" Slormou Cnplul or nnyThcre lietirfon Ocd'a and iMnvcr l'eronaUr rondiicieil Ti.urUt lit rurslotis tlirce tlnya a vroofc to ) MAIIA, ICAN3A3 OlTV, ST I.OU13, (JlltUAGO AND TICK EA8T. For llckcU ant any Information rntrJIui rtn, routes, etc., or tut divcrlptlre adrarllslni raatter, call on agent or Oreeoa Hallway As NaTlcailun Co..OreRon Bhort llao or.Bouihera ladila(lnraianlca. 8. K. KOOPKK, , O. V. Ku. Aal., & T. Act., Denrer.tol. iitWasb L, Portland Or lu NcalA and Cigars. a 22 ti The Racyclc Bicycle nas Arrived X ? fx,n n II.!. . I ... ,. . U i. . ?ot bl,y,n? a wheel, come in and the latesUnd most impioved on the market. A. ROBERTS 05btate Street Salem. " ' -u TgooRollsofigoo see us, 34. BO. & 58 'iiunsiieri KIRK. StntaSt Gram Hay Flour Mill Feed, Building Mterial. l,me. Cement, Piaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored vMall ffl FEwmKM Oilen trivel-iMoiiolMiif the follow lu routes enst They aw all fuumu sconloattructlor O. R, & N , v;v OdKon und Uenvcr- Klinhta Itoute vlaSncrurueuto, On den and Dunvor, Shnsta Rome via Sacramento, Mnjor E. Atberquerquo. . A dally llnuiiruinjuuh PULLMAN PALAOE und TOURIST SLEEI' ERS, San Frauolscn und Loh Anire- iPstouhlcmotnlhU apet! RECBIV8D. HAS JUST RliRM SEE SEE i IF vw fhS.COME AND WE HAVE PLEASED h'unWdsofther! F. W. 4S??9J! i jPfnFjr . ms I aIv . i rv , IH4lf ai 1 Ut hat a Ibiav QtWUIaa oswwiia j iCaoaV ,-, l-,f -. " - a P41 HOLLIS & CO Mt' VJiace, cjr; ra. McCoy Stage. Gillu MMIU ltllM , . .. The Short Line nuisoutlurn California To the East. Apply to the nuentunf ;the ) . A: N., O. S L., Soutbero Pacific, or llio undcrhlutird, tor folaern aod dferlptlvo literature. J . J, HE VEREUX. Genoral Agent, Worcester llli's". r tlAnd Or. Seeds Seeds! a mu stock of eurden. nrsps, rlover andlliMor teeds. All rhoico, rehahls seeds Priees tha lnweat iti the Istal. Send for citalogne. Special prle ,rt Gardners. BREWSTER & WHITE Phone 17S1. 91 Court 8t Salem Or. Dealere in haj-,graIn,rnilfeed,flouretc SOU LB 1JROS. PUM) ICINLRS AMI HEPAIREI S PORTLAND ORK BSSLSSLsaBisx'-u, ir -""" m- JiSg 7Z2H ., a, m. 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