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Men's Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension
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Men's Box Calf Goodvear Welt. Latest
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Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
Beacon we, "SSS1 53.50.
5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
2 Boston toe, "JfcS4 53.50.
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BY HOVKR DHOTUUHS
WHO SHALL WIN?
TUESDAY, MAKCII 27 1000.
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Dally, Ono Tear 03.00, In Adwuioe
Dolly, Tout Montos 91 00. to advance
Woekly. Ono Ynr Bl.OO, in Ativan
EXCK8SIVI2 TAXATION.
" From 1601 to 1600 tlio Oregon stale
v tax levy liai rfion from 3 trulls to 0 35
milts, tnoru tlinn 100 per cent. The
Amount of tux raised Imi Increased for
state puriases from ( 151,108 In 1801 to
V(il,U in 180(1. Tim valuation of prop
pert liftH declined In that time from
f 1K,309,383 to $103,633,677. If tho do
mtud of tlio laxcalcrs could Imj gauged
by tlio amount of property to bo found
by the assessor it would bo different, but
tlio total en h taken grows larger as
property values diminish.
In Marion county government wo find
a similar condition of affairs. In 1893
on a valuation ol f 10,71)6,873 tlio taxes
i collected in this county for county and
slate purports amounted to f 103,783.70.
Iii 1800 tho valuation is put down to
' $7,027,2870 reduction In values of over
25 per cent-. but tho total amount of
taxes to 1m raised Is Increased to J.17H,-
231,08. This is an Increase In tho tax
to 1h collected and paid this year of
nearly ten per cent. With all tlio local
taxes thero is no market fur real estate
' and the ownorihip of property Is Incom
ing quite a problem lu Itolf.
While all UiIj Is going on there Is no
movement on tho )art of anyone to
aolvo tho problotu. Members of the leg.
Mature aro to bo nominated solely on
, tho question of who shall to United
Slates senator for tho next six years to
succeed Mr. Mcllrtds, when the crying
noed of .tho hour is a legislator who
shall stand against tho constant aggres
sions of tho taxeater, who shall go to
tho teglilaturu to ltduco tho burdens of
tho peoplo instead of heaping up now
taxes on them.
' K Oregon U not alono In this prmllra
' nient. Otherstttes arogroanlng and tho
.projile aro cursing at tnu multiplication
of burdens, all of which become n charge
against tho property of tho iieopla and
their children. Tho last legislature lin
pdod mora now taxes than any body
of lawmakers that has assembled In
many a day , In spite of tho fact Reformer
, U.'iten gives Itawrtlfleala of character
in rainbow colors. Wtiat Is needed In
the IcgUlaturo is men who wilt stand for
a reduction ol tho land tax about CO per
cent and tho extension of tho tax on the
gross earnlugs of untaxed corporatlous
' which the Insurance companies aro now.
' laying express companies, telegraph
and long-distance telephone cowpsnlss,
sleeping and dining car lines, bond Ih
surance companies and all corporations
that collect money off llm people with'
job. I owning property In the statu txvond
. oftlce Allures. Give the producer who
arm tho wealth of ths state n cbance
at least an even chance with tho turn
producer, who has power to tax him
every time he turns around.
I'" 1 II U I nil ' .11
Ciiances of McKinley and ths Opposi
tion 'or Securing the Presidency.
Considered from an Independent Stand.
point by a Writer Who is Close
to the President,
Tho President's mind moves no faster
than tho country's mind, or than his
party's mind, which may bo the sumo
thing. Ills llrst expression Is always
tint natural, tlio most liivoluuiary re.
spouw of tho human mind to tho sug
gestlou of a new and strange ld.
Won comes familiarity with tho Idea, a
turning ol It over, as ho say, Then in
ciucuts occur hloh modify thu llrst
repugnance to tho suggestion of annex,
allon, or of government uutsidr) of tlio
Ounilltulleit: Incidents follow and con.
dltlons arise that made It look ns If tho
llrstjmpulko could not bo carried out
without wronging somo one, without
running away from our responttbllltles,
Ives to the scorn
this time, the
tie. i wisn ioy uvw umiuiiK, iv iucn, mu natural exprvsaiou of tlio
101 Ilia matter, nun bui maiug nu yu, m
In tho April Atlantic Monthly Honry
Jxiomls Nelson continues his political
summary with an article on "Tho Com
ing Campaign," In which ho discusses tho
Issues, domestic and forolgn, now before
the country or likely to arise. He
enumerates tho strong and weak points,
considering Mr. McKlnley's ticrionalliy
to Ihj a strong Republican advantage and
tho sliver question n Democratic weak
ncss, but outside of thoro that tho Inde-
pendont nnd deciding veto would natur
ally incline to the Democratic side. Mu
says i
On tho lea'dlng issue, thu personality
of tho candidates not being In question,
lot us jrant that (hero is n strong proba
bility that tho Itupubllcan party would
bo defeated. Certainly its antagonist
would secure tho majority of tho popu.
lar vote, as It has generally succeed In
doing whenever the lesuo ImUccp tho
beneficiaries and victims of class Irglala
has been made with any degroo of ex
plicltness. Hut another question will
obtrude Itrelf, ami that Is the silver
question, which was the center of thu
discussion lu thu campaign of I81KI.
llehlud Mr. McKinley Is a combina
tion of men who aro tho products ami
defeudernnf tho ltepubllcun xoclallsm,
not ono of whom Is in HI ties to bo
president, but all of whom want to bo
next to tho president, and feel that they
mint win, They bellovu In money, for
gaining biiilnen or social or )lltlcnl
ends. They aro tint "plutocrats," the
"money power," who hAI nearly seven
millions of enemies lu 1800, and who
would liavo had mote if the nature of thu
Issuo ol that year had not united nil
property Interests, those who bcllovolu
government for privalo guln and thoie
who hold that government khouM con
sider moroly the public welfare.
If thu Democratic party should noiul.
nate a candidate having no retponaibll.
Ity for thu Chicago platform of 1800
and should coiiiihjI a contest on delliiltu
Issues arising out of our occupation of
tho riilllpplnes, raiting thu question of
their rinauent retention, eonvlnolnu
the peoplo that thu Republican party
Intends to discard thu Constitution In
gowning tho new territories, uniting
successfully tho venal and economic
phases of the question, and deolarluu
ftxpresnyngalnsl tlio Increase of exitoii
dlturos, commercialism, and militarism,
the chaucos would ho hi its favor, fur It
would by this means nyaln a bettor hi
sitlon in tho Kast than that which it lost
by tho campaign of 1800,
a dctermlnlst. and fate has done It all.
Meantime, thn minds of n any thou
sands of Americans have been keeping
stop with the President's mind, and his
position is much stronger than It would
have been If he had taken it boldly at
theoutsot. I do not wish to be under
stood as raying that Mr. McKlnley plans
this progression j I say nothing about
that. When I speak of Its method, I
refer to the method ol a natural psycho
logical law. Mr. McKlnley is an ex
ceeding redoubtable person, because his
mind works In unison with a very largo
percentage of American minds, and at
about tho same rata of progress.
Imperialism and Colonialism aro nec
essarily hostile to the spirit of modern
democracy. It virtues and its vices,
its truths and its fallacies, would all bo
outraged by the setting up of a Repub
lican Imperialism over the Philippines.
Moreover, ns tho question of tho kind of
government to bo established In our de
pendencies comes to bo dlscusicd, a new
cause of difference arises. The Repub
lican party proposes to govern tho is
lands outsldo of thu constitution. The
adoption of this puriORo must shock
ovcry Democrat, whether ho voted In
1800 for Mr. McKlnley or for Mr.IIryan;
for tho theory that tho government of
tho United Htalcs posscscs any political
powor or Jurisdiction, whatever, except
the powers and Jurisdiction bestowed
upon it by tho constitution, is repug
nant to every instructed Democratic
mind and to many Republican lawyers.
Congress alro offends against Democracy
n giving exclusive or independent
power to the oxecutlvo as It has done in
providing for tho government of Ha
waii and as It Is likely to do in respect
of other Islands. Tho issuo of Imperial
ism Is likely to play tho most lmiortant
part in tho debates of tho coming cam
paign, and various phases ol the ques
tion and its incidents will bo presented
to tho voters by tho party nowspaers
and stump speakers.
THEIR TAX RECORD
Assessment and Taxation for Two Years of
Republican Aspirants for County
Judge,
The Journal has dug up the tax roll records of the Republican candidates for
county Judge, as follews:
William Uuehoy. Detroit.
Kd. T. Judd. Aumsville..
John II. Scott, Salem ... .
J. M. Watson, Tumor.,,
O. P. Terrell, Mehama . .
W. O. Hubbard, Fairfield
IMS.
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000
2,f01
182
1,558
1,300
10,117
Tiet
20 70,
02 00
11 12
202
27 30
230 60
AineMimt.
400
2,000
017
1,180
003
0,170
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10 27
CO 70
15 02
31 44
21 00
200 60
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The Conquering
Hero Comes
The Honorable
MHJIH AND EAS)
Southern Pacific Co,
inc anaiiiARQiiTE
Old Cira
Uushey and Hubbard appear to have sold land tho present year. The ot new
have had valuations reduced by the assessor. Total tax levy for 1808 was 21 mills ,
for 1800 It is 22.35 mills.
Tomoirow Night.
There Is to visit this city tomorrow
night a concert company of unusual at
tractiveness nnd merit; wo refer to the
toutso Iiroli any Ilallad A Opera con
certs, headed by ono of America's
favorite artists, Loulso M. Ilrehany.
Miss Ilrehany has becomo famous as a
ballad singer the country over, and has
appeared heretofore as soloist with somo
of the great organizations of the country,
including Bouna's Hand, Tho Marino
Rand, Kdouard Romenyl Company, Her
nard LIstemann Company etc. Sho has
surrounded herself with great artists,
including W. Oulllaume Sauvlet, the
noted IJclgitim pianist nnd conductor.
Miss Olga Schmoll, a young violinist,
whose work has attracted unusual at
tention In her recent appearances In the
Kast and in Chicago.
To Curo a Oold In Ono Dny
Tk iAiatlro llromo Qnlnlne TVhloU. AH
ilrinrgUUi refund ths money If It fall to cure.
K. W. UrovaVi ttunMure 1 uii each box. 'i'u
The Democrats will opposo what they
will say is tho Republican party's effort
to overturn tho principle of Democratic
government, to forco our rulo on un un
willing people, nnd that by a bleach of
good faith, They w ill denounce the war
ugalnst the Filipinos as cruel nnd unjust.
Thoy will make the most of the admin
istration's alleged recognition of slavery
In Cuba, They will Insist thnt tho
treaty of peace which bound us to pay
120,000,000 for a war was a blunder or a
crime. They will oliit to tho enormous
increase oi taxation, irom ?o to 8 per
capita, and they will once moro, and
this tlmo with more efTectivencwi than
ever hofore, raise up the monster of
militarism with which to frighten the
Imaginations of coplo who have here
tofore always been smslllvcly nervous
at thu threat of a standing army. They
will nlto charge that all this aggression
lu tho Knit Is In the Interest ot favored
clauses, that tho "money power" Is to
gain from It all tho advantage of Im
perialism, and that the "plain Hoplo"
aro to bear all It bunions. And with
tho otern who will be moved by such
appeals us those will act the men who i
hold to the faith as It was taught by
Washington. fuith lu tho Democratic
principle, faith In thu virtues ot xaco
mid in the clvUiilng Influences ot thu
arts ot peace, faith In tho policy of Isolation,-
men who still believe that the
Constitution Is our great monument of
civil lllurty, and that any despitu done
to It, i.ny slight piitiiKiu it, any turning
away from it in efforts to extend our
rulo over foreign n-oples, mint bo fol
lowed by a reaction on our domeatlo
government, mul will tend to weaken
the rtfeel for tlio fundamental law
which Is osfoiitiat to uproar ohaorvance
of it by thoio who frame and oxecutu
our statute laws.
Mrs. Wllman's Pupil's
Muslcalo, Thursday night at 8 p
ai stuuioireo. iiiupumic nro
Many children look too
old for their years. They
go about with thin faces and
sober manners not in keep
ing with robust childhood.
If it's your boy or girl, give
Sct5t6riuil&toTL
'Twill fill out the hollow
places, increase the weight,
and bring a healthy color
to the cheeks. The im-
I provement continues long
after they cease using the
Emulsion. Get Scott's.
loc. nJ Si.co, ll dnif glitt.
SCOTT 4 DOWNE, Chimbu, Ntw Yk.
in..
invited.
3 27 3t
Two Vagrants.
A pimp, known as Billy Logan, was
brought be.'oro tho city recorder ycater
day on n charge of vagrancy. He was
fined f20, but sentenco was suscnded
until evening, and ho embraced the
opportunity to vamos tho ranch.
A tramp, giving the name of H. Green,
was rounded up near the depot yester
day by floystablu MInto, and Justice
Jcltton ssnt lilm to tho county Jail for
a week
"I found your medi
oine a blessing to me
and my family."
I'oslponed.
Tho Fraternal Union entertainment
has bcon postponed to Wednesday even
ing, Aprlf4. d2t
Robert Ogleiby, of Jacksonville, had
a needle extracted from his sldua few
days ago. Ifow the needlo got In his
sltlo, young Oglesby docs not know.
"Opportunity Is the Cream of Time."
Now Is your opportunity. There Is
nu time when tlio system Is so much
In need of a jtod medicine, like
Hood'aSarsupHrlllu.unil no tlmo when
It Is so susceptible to the benefits to
be derived 'rom such u mrdlclne. Ity
purifying, orlchlng nnd vitalizing
i ho Jlood und toning up the sstcm
Hood's Sarsapjirlllu starts you right
for a wh ile year of health,
constipation is cured uy noon's
Pills. 0
w. J. uiwnn
Mar ion id
Polk counties
Will address
The citizens of
Trains leave Salem for PoriTTTi .
stations at 0:44 n. m.ngj
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trains. Chnlr cars Sacramento
nnd Kl Paso, and tourist cars tnrM
St. Louis, Now Orleans Tand wShSJg
See Mr. W. W. Skinnor agent .ihTT"
Station, or address g 1 8t S'
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Between 1 and 4 o'clock
In the afternoon
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N. J. JUDAH.
John Bayne.
A. W. Dennis,
Committee
on Arrangements.
(H)KAN BlKiuuirihT
For Ban Franclacu,
Ball CTcry nve Uajra.
C01.UMII1A ItlVKIl
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Moiutoy Wednwwlnr and Friday at 10,W a bS"
FOR UORVALLIS
day8.80rf. S"U'1,',,Jr. Thundaj . Sate,.
An EspUnttlon,
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Kn. Joci(fct ! by, jour rrtsiWi.i.0ll.BUi1' llllBIU1 ,
that I was slste.1 as a Ii'Arey delegate 7" "1 uJfcU" wtrwl
l,Wi third ward ltfmocratfo prlalaf'l'f.'MW,,r' UlU
ny factional ngnt. 1 was named as
'clerk, but did notwrvo until the rvtunn
(wetv prcH-uuu 10 un tor signature,
1 IIumsm W. lUaa
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normal American iuIikI, la nforitil to
MrostHvtlvuly and regrtfully, and
Anally it Is enlhutlasUcallr alundmi!
In ths natuo of duty. Ihn Prtsldsnt Is
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WIumIm (Mr UtkM snM 4 Uan tl
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Iniperlnllum and trusts are not thu
subjects on nhlch Mr. McKlnley and
hit parly will conduct the campaign, if
they can chooeo the Issue. Firmly us
they believe that they aro doing the
work ofclvllixitlun In establishing tho
Jurisdiction of tho United States er
distant irlamls and ullen and
savago or semi civilised eoplo, they
mint bo ery far from nisuranceas to
the success of a campaign nu tho ques.
tlou of Imperialim as it will be ralnil.
They know thnt nearly all thevold Dem.
oeruts who gave them tho victory of four
years ago are bitterly and acKresslvelv
Imstilu to iniierlaliim. It Is for this
reanoit partly that thoy are avoiding
everything that may glo a definite form
to tho htue, Intent apparently on se
curing a eidloton the general iiieallon
Inifoio ritkiug one on any ot the par
tlouUr quettlons thut iiiutl eventually
come up fur dltciKtloii. Thu aduiinls
tratlou jarty will theivforo undertako to
hold its forces together by making the
money quctllmi prominent. On this
Utua Itkiions that It has the country
Willi It. This is an utteatcd fact, at
tealcd not only in 1HI, but In ths elec
tions of HW7, 1888. and 18W. There is
till 'ife lu the Uue and breaih is
blown into it mot t-clulously by the
Democratic candidate of four years sgo
wlwof all men In the country ought to be
most eager to m his joor deH'iidein-e
of 1MH) ilUspHnr for ever in oblivion.
The Reimblieait p4ty Is now the irold
tandard party. It statids for round
money, ami this gives it so ttromi a hold
um uiw country tliat It will be impo.
simoiurtiiM ivitHwrats to defeut M p.
McKlnley if the money nueatiim !
actually made the moat prominent lue
w inu campaign.
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Ur Uull's Coush aytup Cures Any
cate of lironehitis. lunu aff.n..,, .,i
griiiK l'bvslelana ttiiMirt)il.t. ......
ly. ami druwl.u rwmmend in !.
cure, ana cutis
There arc women who feel something
like a grudge against the children, who,
one after another rob their mother of her
licauty and strength. Men do not usually
realize how much the mother gives to
each child to her own lois. Women
accept It as part of the obligation of
Nature and pay the debt grudgingly.
Yet in Nature's plan every child Ts a
new joy and frctli happiness. It isn't
the children that steal- the mother's
strength. It it the unnatural drains and
pains which weaken her.
livery w oman who has used Dr. Pierce's
l'avorite Prescription has found in it the
one thing woman has wuitcd for. It
stops the drains, heals inflammation ami
ulceration, makes the hativ'a mlir.il n
pleasure and his life a blessing. No
opiates or narcotics are contained in
" I'uvorlte Prescription."
" I rrad tf htt your mrillclne had done for othrr
twvplf." wrllca sir.. IMwln It Oardnrr lloa ?k
iKKhwoud, Norfolk Co. SUM , w Ihourtt
1 would try II. ami I found that It wat a blruln
lu nif and my family I twf.n In June and took
. .L.1,10"1.".0' y01" WKlldn, and llirte vlaticf
cllcl,' I took your medicine yftr when I
had a lea iwund silt. I hid the ralct time I
evr had with any of ray children I have been
Terr well line I took three bottlea op Haor.
lie ITeKriptlou, three of ' Koldea Medical Hit.
coverv aud three vlaU of Itlleta.' I had no
appetite and could not eat much without It die.
treuinf me Uelore I took the ruedlcioe I only
weighed i poundi, and now I weigh 171."
" Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets clear the
liraln by cleantlng the body of the cor
ruptiou which clouds it.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Blgnatu.ro of CtZyrfJ,
A ilno new hotel at Grant's Pass is
ncaring completion. It will be opened
In about tns weeks.
Statk oir Ohio, Citv oy Toi.kdo, )
I.l'CAS Cou.ntv, j e"
Fiiank J. Ciiknky makes oath that
ho is the senior partner of the llrm ol I-',
J. UilKNKY ti Co.. dolm; hUHlnexa In tlm
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and Hint said Hi
nav the
DOLLARS
rm will
sum ol UNK UN) h
for each and every cao of Catarrli that
cannot lie cured by thu use of Hall's
OATAitnu Cuiik.
FRANK J. CIIKNKY.
Sworn to lielore me and subpcritHxl In
my prewnce, this tllh day of December.
A. 1). 188(1. '
, A. W. OLKASON,
"AL J" Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is takon Internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send fnr
testimonials, free.
o F. J. CIIKNKY A CO.. Toledo, O.
Fold by Druggists, 75c.
Hull's Family Pills nru the licst.
Notice to Contractors,
The undertlgned w III receive proposals,
at 2 p, in. Monday, april U 11HX) at the
"'"S?.".' .' 'If" Qny ,or t,l "CA-tton of
an (Kid 1-ellows temple.
Plans and spcoitleatlons are now on
Hie at tho above otllce, for the Inspec
tion of prospective bidders. The right
Is rosvned
.1 27 tf.
to reject any or all bids.
A. N. MOORK8.
TIlfcMON FORD.
J. W. YOUNO.
Committee.
OASTOIIIA.
Dears tni Ihl Kind Yw HiW Ahnrt Bwst
A GORGEOUSLY BOUND
Work of art Iim Juit teu Inued lu New York at
wi out lay of over IU0.QW) lor which L puu
lliheradMlre a manager In lhl couuly, ali a
inlnaiwl corert aud binding, orer iwu goMcu
llllet ii Hit uxirareo biudino. nearlr luOgolileti
nt In Hie cloth binding. Sell, al light) prv
juniiliig day and ulghl to great I, h le.
Chrutlan lutn and women making fortuuM
taking order. Hapld promotion.. Out Chmi
llauwt'inaiiuiadt clear MM In four wek Uk.
lugordtra atuoiw her cburtih aiualnutiniHl
Irleiidt. Wrtiaut. It may lead to a permaueut
Mjlnt i.luon lo mana.e our bu.lnc and
oa alter our Urea fkirrsn.m,l.iin.. ki.i. ....
ran attend lo right at your hum ' Addreu 11
a. merman, ueneral scrUrr. IS an.i n iv.
X...b &. .
-s mi
ivt:i uie i lllfa I HI I
W,M I h
it's Wiidu you save
WILLAMETTE UIVEIt DlVXdlOY
Dally boata to Portland as abort
1 nin.srcrH to btroot car lino nt Oreitoi
City If I ho Mtcniuorsuro delayed there.
ii.imiu uii utKum in an pmnti lo
Oregon, WiiHlilngton or CillfornU.
Uonnecilons umdo m, PnriMnri ..!.
nil rail, ocean und river lines.
W. It. imttr.imnT.
Gen Pasa. Agt., Portland. 6t
O. M. I'O W KRS, AVnt, Trade liireet
iiuuh, ouinm.
llOISli Sb BARKER, City Agenti.
That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your
own interests you II find you save money by trading here.
Other people do. Why not you
Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most
complete.
Harritt & Lawrence,
OLD POSTOFKICi: QIlOCKItY
L. M. KIRK
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sKjNaBP1 sKmL4
IIbkbKVVbw
B4. Bt). & 58
Phonoiia7l
StnteSt
Gram Hay Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material.
Lime, Cement, Plaster etc,
Grain, Hay and Straw stored
wagon Scalcs.ctc,
nttiiiliroiirmii lothe delivery of R0(xN to
I'ltlnpl mul tuielii
of the citv.
auyp.ut
(-8-tf
a. nieuuaii, ueuerai Mcr'Ury,
rorly-Mound Mret, New York,
tanit never (alls ta
but "Jftwntaa Isjlil.
Krantlc Mn' Deadly DtJ,
Kvtt lott night kvtaulie.1 his wife and
hvr mother will, .heavy olitrxJ. V'"u
drew a revolver, and IriW" himself
son, heriously Jujurvi. '
Tcacliing Your Crand
mother to Suck Eggs
would Indicate lack of worldly wisdom,
fust at it would for you to offer an "old
timer' or a connoWur lu tine goods
anything but our high grade Overholt
whiskey, when you want to offer him
something that will make him smack
his litis and bring a beam into his eye.
Our Overholt whiskey is pure and an ex
cellent aid to digestion, as well as a
bracer when you need one.
J. P.Rogers
)M
.WHAT
JONES
Is it that does all this fine
Paper Hanging, Decorat
.ngt.Paintms and Kalso
inming, and has a shop at
No. 153 Court St.? Why
NATE
JONES
lx'avo orvlers at
llurvu A lUuiiltou'r.
Successor to Geo. L Neal.
5SiSaH?,w
Dtnvor k Ilia Grande 11 H
SCENIC LINK
OF THE WORLD.
The FtTori.e Trantcontlncnlal noulo Htlweea
tho Nortliwett and all 1'olnM kui.
Cholco of Two it Kilo I'lir iuii th K4'b.w
ROCKY MOUNTAIN S0ENERY.
And Four Itniltct Kat af,
rucblo and Dcnrer.
All I'liieimert tranlcl a day ttop-orer la I the
Mormon Capital or nnywliere belweoa Ojdra
ami IHinvor l'erfonally eonituckd Tourlit Ka
ciintunt three dayt a week to
) MA1IA, ICAN3A3 (UTV, ST LOUIS,
UlIICAGO AND THK EAST.
Kor ttcVeU ud any luformatlmi rcjanliti
ralci, route,, ole,, or fur iletcrliillre advrrlUlit
matter, eall on agents of ()reun lullwtjr a
Kavlsatlou Co., Oregon Buort line or;H.ulhrrt
1'aci.TcComp.nlea. ? K, ,oomt
(Irn. ARl., Ml Wal rtt, , IMrtland Or
Under new m.innagement
u lint wen re-c
o. 2-.M Commerc
I.. Neal A
and Cigars.
3 22
2LLT? A rvfT-
Tl. ....1 ,
other ,le of bicycle"'" UTLi,'rte '.''
pproeicet runs between the beJrT ...;.. ,,.,, l0Vtt8o.
G. A.
he bearings.
SKM.SO IS DSI.UV1NO
CALL AMI UK CO.NVINCHD
ROBERTS
105 STATK fcTKBKT.
1'IIONK '.Jj7li.
75oRolls of 1900
all leaped
MAS JUST BEEN
SEE SEE IF WE
F.
5555 "
HAvarBDwioauascmlsil
W. HOLLIS
1st Door North t D. ,
w uince.
& CO.
'ifsBBWri'-n nmr Yin . .
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Itnt&lu.u ... .TT'
!!,-. uoh. r.uI".Vi"3'"Mr
IKltiusCMireuQa. rwt rMM,I """
L"1MI & " y llmnal.
'trt.U. mji tarSJii,
McCoy Stage.
.i.lfflJ?.9"m'. stable
a iiSinr?, am.l..to--. Nw
-lethel along the" lIUe. U"V
a, m.
railM
IMIIIII!
Oiler- travel H oil ilcv of tho follow
lug routes east Tliry nra all fauiom
ceiilonttnictlor
O. H, & N , via Odgen und I)envr
BluiBta Htiuto vliijsacramento, Og.
den and Denver.
Slnihta Ilouitj via Sacramento,
Major E. Alborti'ierqiiu. ......
A dally llrieiiftlirtiiigli PULLMAN
PALACE and TOUUISI' SLEEP
ERS, Sau Frauolsco and Los Arme
ies to Chicago tills Is
The Short Line
from southern California
To the East,
Apply to tlio agents of Jtbe O. R.
& N 0. S. L., Southern Pacific, or
the undcralKiied, for folder od
de.crlptivo lltcmture.
J. J. DEVEREl'X.
General Agent, Worces-trr BUB
ortland Or.
Seeds Seeds
A full Block of garden, grass, clover
and flinur eele. All choice, reliaw
eeds. Pikes tho lowest In the8Ut
Send for catalogno. Sjiecial prices l
GautiiPrs.
BTIEWSTER & "WinTB
Phone 17K1. 01 Court 8t., Salem Or.
Dealers in hay, grain, mill feed, flour etc.
SOU LB wins.
PIANO TUNiHS AND RII'AIRERS
PORTLAND OR
K. E. Davis.
rorbUlemanl T.clnltj
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