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Newspaper Page Textw" "pTWVi o J Men's Tan, Qlucher cut, TEST $3.50 ? Men's Patent leather dress shoe, do Men's Vjci Kid. Heavy sole, Kid lined f and tips, "&S1 $3.50. Men's Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension 5 edge, calf lined, TfeST1 53.50. J Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe Kid lined, Heavy sole, "$? 3.50. 5 Men's. Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest A shape, " 53.50. j Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 5 Beacon roe, "SET1 53.50. J Menls Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 5 Boston toe, TJ5S4 53.50. 2 Aden's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, K? Cambridge toe. red seed flora 53.5"0. Special j AT $ 2 i Tfct FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY CAL LAT ONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF A SIZE Zd&0sd bboe store fr,,," sf 04 State 6t CAPITAL CITY'S GUEST. Continued from Pg Four. tub mm journal BVHounn uxoTUitiia WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 1600. Dlly, Ouo Year 813.00, la Advanoo Dally, Tout Month 91 00 K advnoo WeoUJf . Ono prr Sl.OO, In JKlran EXCKBBIVB TAXATION Tlio people ot Oregon and Marion county have turned tholr thought In the direction ol solving tlio problem of ox oeselve Uxotlon, In our stale-soveral commission liaro been abolished. In our county expenditure have boon re duced and business methods have been introduced tlint In time will reduce tlio tax bunion. Tlio mind ot our pooplo aliould not bo diverted nttlio coming Juno election from this duty by tlie In jection of national issues. Tlio money question bun boon Settled to far ai an act of cougres can settle It. Tlio pooplo in 181H1 derided in favor of tlio single gold standard and that bai been enac ted Into law, tlio natlonnl debt and tlio fjpanlsh war debt refunded im tho gold basis. That question Is practically taken out ol politics. Tlio tariff hns bo- come a non-jurtlsan lesuo involving thu trust and expansion-questions and can not bo tnndo a party test. Kxccsslvo luxation Is llkowlsa a I ini tio that must bo fought out not on jmrly linos but by the formulation of a definite program and thu election ol candidates of tlio proper character anil intelligence to curry It out to tlio loiter. Kxcewdvo taxation is tlio uurso that Is characterising local government from Msluo to California and tlio remedy has not boon found. A convention In Malno last Juno declared that sfato expense had Increased tlfty er rent ttie past ten years whllo property had steadily de clined ill value. Til JiiORNAt showed Tuesday that in our statu taxes had risen 100icr rent while values had (lo ci I nod mora than ten per rent, in .Ma rlon county Value liavo gone down 23 per cent nud the total amount of money taken for county tuxes hail gone up ten er cent. Taxes in Ihu Hlata of New York ho gono up from ( l.tK) per capita iu 1B00 to 110.43 in IBM. This Is an In crease ol 31.1 per cent In DO years. Tho law that governs values In real e tato with relation to taxation may ho staled thust If the aiiuual Us rate us coeds the unearned Increment tlio nat ural d mice In nine from thu growth of tho community thu owner grows poorer. If the tax rate Is lower than tho annual unearned Increment tho ! owner grows richer, it is only a ques tion of tlnio when Ihu prudent rata of taxation In Oregon and Marion county will produce liankruptey and largo bod ies o( iatid will loll Into tho bauds of persona whoso private fortunes and In comes from other sources still enable them to hold tho prvpvHy as against Ihu aiotielous of thu uwlncreaslng tax eutliR flaw. Utiles thu burden of taxatioii ran bo dlmluUhed or slitited tho ktaU will ilnally bocomu tho holder of title to laud and thoeltUem tenants with tho oilloUt oiass as crinauently en throned landlords, thus realUIng thu single tax, or state ownership. More thau Mr. Uryan'a theoilc or Mr. McKluley' theories Oregon needs a hcrolop!!illeAtroiV.tl"i)teiSois' tho crea tion of no new debts or burdens, tho abolition ot all boards and commiuliw that ropteeent oolal iqtest. like fruit and, hh and witUe and educating teacher nd lawyers am) dentist and what-not profrklT?lv, ami Uvlug dowiithoiirlneiplo that poopW whuwaul the Mpwial mnlri( apublle olllulal Wiut pay for that avnlea and render tlMloiUoa. cf-iitiuig and that at I Wrlcal olOce shall earn money fur the OKI 82 l.TJ 08 2HI 35 170 31 171 85 2(11 80 18!) 01 H 72 1(00 00 zh o.i taxpayer instead of being maintained out ol his property for tho bone'flt of any special class. In the past week Insurance companies havopald tho 2 per cent stato tax upon net receipts for 1809, as follows; Notllecolpls. Tax. New York LI fo 82.257 OT, 1,(VM 15 Norwich Union lro 27,uui W Wcslclicster riro,. o.ihki m Atlss 13,217 31 American 8,005 30 Aetna Ufa 8,502 30 Hartford 13,0!X) 33 Male Life IM03 45 Bcottlsh Union ... 18,230 21 Imperlsl 15.020 81 Moil 11,701 51 Hero is nearly fOOOO In ono wcok paid by tho simple enactment of a law that takes 2 of each 1 100 paid for Insurance policies and puts it In tho state treasury. This lax should bo oxtondod to all the untaxed cororatlons In thostato, and, as like tho statu of inwn,maile to yield about forty per cent, of all tho state revenues. If that wero done and tho million of slate funds lying Idlo put to oaruln InUrest for thu stato tho land tax would ho rollovod so that It might bo posslblo In tlmo to Invest money In Oregon farm ing lands and get a return on tho Invoit tneiit oven with wheat at forty cents, A program In Marlon county that would conduct affairs on n basis of not to exceed f fX),000 mr annum and nil olllclalsaud all departments absolutely limited iu exMinilltures to a fixed amount would, If carried out honestly, do more to restore values to property than tho application of nil the llrynnlnm or McKinleyUui you can shako u stick at. The publlo policies championed by those national leaders lmvu no more to do with tho problem ofoxcesslto statu and local taxos thau tho blooming of spring (lowers lime to with tho govern ment works at Handy Hook. A unn-partlsiiu business (administra tion, such as has lieeu carried out in tho City of Haleiu, Is restoring values. Con tracts aru let tor some largo buildings and substantial Improvements, Prop erty Is nut so much ol a drug and there aro actual runes ot advances In holdings ' f tilt, ..r,....l Aat........ U..I..... .,... tluues this program of sound financier ing and reducing Interest and taxes this city will progress toward prosperity, whether llrjsu or McKinley shall be president, or whether low tariff or high tariff shall prevail. Those policies may affect us lucldenlly, but thu Milley of ermittliig exocsslvo taxation ihtiiiII ting tho Used charges ot government or nils-government to oxceed thu iinearutHl Increment that attaches to property national pollclca cannot liuln i out of tho mire. The local government must Im for tho HHple, not for tho . Iltleal rings. We must aeounipllth pub llo ownership ofthouily hull and the court houto and tho stato house before wo look to national and International agencies to make us proerous. i'ut not )our trust iu 1'rinre' favor, Niya tho good iKxik. Tho Owls halp thnm) who help theiuxelviw, said the I) reek plilloipher. deliberate fraud upon tho voters of 1890 by holding out tho hope ol International blmetollsm, when tho leaders neither expected nor desired tho restoration of the double standard, either by Indc- tmndent action or by international agree ment. IJEHOBXCF.S r IN A NCI At. IJItX. Ho denounced tho currency fcaluro of tho financial bill, and enld that the ito publican party had never In a campaign ndvocated tho rctlremtnt of tho green backs, and that it would not bo able to defend that bill before tlio country. Ho said that a national currency secured by government bonds could not bo a or mancnt settlement of tho currency ques tion unless wo had a permanent and in creasing national debt. IIKI'UMJCANS AMI TtlUHTH. On tho trust question, ho reiterated his condemnation ot tho Itcpuhlicau jarty saying: "Tho trust is bo bad a thing that tho president felt It necessary to denounce trusts iu his inessago last December, hut ho did not recommend a remedy. Tho trust portion of hll message might bo condensed as follows t Tho trusts aro bad, for tho llfo ot mo I don't know what to do about them. I hopo soino body knows more than I do and will suggest something. now coNnnKSH nr.i-t.iKt, "A Itopublleau congress hastened to tho reml In tr of tho messngo und then proceeded to establish a p.ior money trust, which gives to the people a lar ger chance of Injury and to thu bunks a larger opportunity for profit than any other trust In existence." He said that tho Republican party was powerless to Interfere with tho trusts hocuuse the leading Hepuhllciius were connected with tho trusts nnd tho party had to rely UHn trust contributions to carry on tlio coming campaign. Ho presented und defended tho reme dy which he siiggcHtid at thu anti-trust meetings, in Chicago, last fall, and which lie bus frequently discussed since that time. , I'Ukiito tiico nt.uNiiKim. Taking up tho l'hlllpplnu question, ho referred llrst to tho Puerto Itico bill, and said : "Thudeslro to lmK)no import duties on goods coming from l'ucrto Itico com pelled tho Republican party to Hm:Ioko lis itutierlullstlc teudeuces. This hill has aroused n storm ot protest from Re publicans in public and private life. Hut why should any Republican he sur prised? Iuiorlallsm means that the people brought under the Hag aro not to share In tho guarantees ot the constitu tion, Ilia illuming that Republicans havo contemplated tho present ucuiiIhI Hon ot (ho l'hillpplnu islands without stopping to consider tho future stotUH ot thu i'iliplnos, WIIICIIK IK) lll.ll'ISOH HTANII? "Aru tliti i'iliplnos to he citizens? Aru they to lo allowed tocomolo the United States with their orientlal mothods of living to compete with American luhor7 What good doe It do to excludu u fuw UhlneKi and then bring In by force 8, 000,000 of i'iliplnos? "Aru thu Hllpluos to expect to par tlolp;ito In our elections? Is a presi dential cuntusl to lie determiiied by tho returns from thu Philippine Islands? Are thu questions which concern our peoplu to be decided somo day by thu senators and representative iu eon gross from thu l'hlllppluo islands, und it thu Filipino aro not to be oltlieus are we going to chuugeour coustltution so as to hold them Iu a Hirpotuiil statu ot vassalage? I'ltllltTt) llll'O A I.KMS0N. "Tho l'uerto RI.mi tariff hill, however, gives us soma idea of thu treatment which thu Filipino may oxcot, and l'rot. Hehurmaii, one of thu pivsldont'a ooiumlHsloiiers, says that amus suiipleloii iu tho m Stomach Trouble makes people thin. They need Hostct ter'a Stomach Hitters at once. This medicine will enable tho stomach to do Its work properly. It (ills the half atarved blood vessels with pure blood, promotes assimilation and nutrition and brings back health and strength. It cures stomach troubles, liver and kid ney diseases. Bee mat a i-hivate kv- KXVK Stamp covers th neck of tho bob tin. NATURE'S HOSTETTER'S OWN STOMACH A1EDIC1NE BITTERS and dlsparslonoto posterity will con demn to Infamy thoso who advised it; and even that successes will not savo from somo degree ot dishonor thoso who huvovoluntarilyengagcd to conduct It.' " SYNDICATES FINK WOltK. Mr, llryan commented updn this let ter and said Imperialism had its Inspira tion In tho desire ot the syndicates to extend their commerce by conquest, and ho said that ho was willing to Indorse the language of Franklin, nnd say that "Coot and dispassionate posterity will condemn to infamy thoso who advised t to tub rorousTB. Mr. llryan commented upon tho work of the fusion forces in Nebraska and said that the Populists wero now passing through the samo ordeal that tho Dem ocrats ot Nebraska passed through iu 1801, "In that year." Mr, liryan contin ued, "wo had somo Democrats who wanted to elect tho Republican candi date (or govcrnor,and thoy insisted upon tlio Democrats putting up a ticket in order to hold tho Democratic vote aw-Ay from tho Populist candidate but tho Democrats, realizing that n man is respotiBlblo for tho natural and legit imate consequences of his own act, re fused to aid In tho election ot a Repub lican by running a middlo-oMho-road Democratic ticket. "This was the beginning of fusion success In Nebraska. The middle of-tiie-ro.id popnliits now prefer to aid in the election ot a Republican president rather than by co-oieratiou w ith tho Democrats nnd silver Republicans defeat a Repub lican president and secure those reforms iioii which Democrats, Populists nud silver Republicans agree." .Mr. llryan said that the constitution and thu Hag could not lie poarated; that there could not bo such a thing as citizens and subjects In n freo Republic, and that tho Declaration of Independ ence was still tho foundation princlplo upon which wiisbuildcd Its nation. THEIR TAX RECORD Assessment andTtbiTfor Two Years of Republican Aspirants for County Judge Thb Jouh,au has dug'up the U roll records of the Republic,., candidates for county Judge, as follews: William llushoy, Detroit. . IM. T. Judd.Aunisvillo... John H.Bcott, Hale m .... J.M. Watson, Turner.... U. P. Terrell, Mehaina... W. C. Hubbard, Fairfield. Ae.m U 1)00 2,(191 482 1,558 1,300 10,117 ""Timi Awm t -JO IVt i 490 02 90 2,090 11 12 017 20 42 1,180 27 30 093 230 50 0,179 TIM. to?, 15 or 34 4 210 200 6y . T ..!.! i..l .1... ...c...i v.mr. Tlio Otneri) for 1899 it is 22.35 mills. - MR. BRYAN'S PLATFORM. Decisive Stand Taken on the Money Question, Impcrlsllsm and the Men acing Militarism and Trusts, Thu following Is tho platform adopted by thu Democratic statu convention of Nebraska: Wo do hereby rciifllrm and indorse, in w hole nnd iu purl, iu letter and in spirit, tho platform adopted by the Democratic national convention held in Chicago in 1890. Wo favor amendments to tho federal constitution, sKclully authorizing nil income tax and providing for tho elec tion ot United States senutura by dliect vote of the people. Wo oppose government by Injunction and thu black list, and favor arbitration as u means of settling dispute between corporations and their euiplous, Wo observe witli approval tho Biipport given by Democrats throughout thu country to the movement looking to ward the municipal ownership of muul ell (ranclilMin. We favor the principle ot tho initia tive mid referendum wherever It ran Ihi npplicd. U o aro iu favor ot liberal tempting to revlvo tho deluslvo hope of international bimetallism. OOVKRNMKXT TO ISSUE MO.NKY. Instead of tho system favored by tho Republican party, under which national i,.nb. m to ho permitted to iesuo and control tho volume ot paper money tor their own profit, we reiterate our de mand for that flnaiuial system which recognizes tho government's sovereign right to issue all money, whether coin or paper, and wo demand tho retention of the greenbacks as they now exist and the retirement of national bank notes as rapidly as greenbacks can be substituted for them. Wo bellovo that private monopolies are Indefensible and Intolerable, and wo condemn the national administration tor Its failure to enforce tho present law ugalust tho trusts or to recommend a more effective law. We favor stato legislation which will prohibit the organization of a monopoly within the state, and also prevent a monopoly organized elsewhere from do ing business within tho stato; but wo further bellevo thatcongresa should sup plement the efforts of the slato by legis lation which will require every coror- atlon, before engaging in interstate commerco, to bIiow that It bus no water In Its ttock and that it has neither at tempted in thu past, nor is attempting to monopolize any branch of business or tho production ot any article of wer chaudito. In Its platform of 1800 tho rcpucllcan party declared thai thu maintenance ot the principles promulgated in the Dec laration of Independence and embodied In the federal constitution (viz,: that till met. aro created equal; that they aro endowed with inalienable rights ; that governments ur instituted to secuto their rights; and that governments do rive their Just powers from the consent ot the governed) is essential to the pres ervation of the Institutions by placing the dollar abovo the man in the con struction ot government, and ot violat ing tlio principles that it ouco declared to bo essential. THE SALEM CREAMERY t. ! a business venturo of doubled slubllltjv tjj been .established In ??.??t.f-i nnd It patronage by tho fartueraVitliin fifty mllosof Salem , .. "...? Mr. nnd Its patronage by 1 h i now three" times greater than one year ago. Why is the Salem Creamery Successful? ins Because it pays its patrons promptly the highest ma'rv kct oricc. V V X kct price. W We are Ready to Accomodate all OMBBBBB aro wearying boyontides crcpifon and thoy Indicate real trouble somewhere Efforts to hear tho dull na!:$ aro heroic, but they do not overcome It and tho backaches continuo until tho oauso is ro-mavad Lydla E. Pinkham'i Vcgrlblf Compound does this nioro certainly than any other medicine St has boon dousy it for thirty years. It is a wo mmi's medicine for wo man's ills. It has dono muah far tho health of American women. Read the grateful letters from women constantly ap poarlnu in this paper. IWrs. Pinhham counsels women freo jif charge. Nor address Is Lynn, Mass. WE WILL Tako all cream offered at highest market prices. Want all the granular hut ter vvc can buv, need every pound of country butter to 1111 ono order of thirty thousand pounds. Merchants In tlio valley towns dealing largoly in country but- ter will llnd it to their interests to corrcspoiiu wuii ua uiiu got. our prices. Wi will run our wagons in any section whoro tho collection of butter, cream and egg e eggs dkuou ...-J . ..... ' ---. H vUl, will justify. If your neighborhood aro lncitneu to imtronizo n wagon, cnll a meet i..f ..iimim nntlfviiHof tho appointed timonnd wo will send a renresontnth- to attend our meeting nnd arrange tho route. All patrons not nccesslblo to wag. n roitto can bo iicioinmodated by rail, stage, or boat. power of n high ami honorable example. OI'.'OHK MII.ITAIIISM. Wo oppose militarism. It iinpoos tiMn (lie people an unnecessary burden and Iu ii constant menace. A email Btunding army and a wollcqulpcd statu mtimanrosuiiicit'iit in time ot peace; In time of war the cltizcn-soldler sliould bo n republic's defence Wo believe, with Jefferfon, in peaco, commerce and honest friendship with all nations and entaimling alliances with none, and we regird with appro hendon tlio doctrine, advocated in tonui quarters, mat this nation should, in Its uen iillng or diplomacy, show partiality Not because of hotlht CONSTITUTION VOLLOW'S KLAO. Wo condemn tho Puerto Rlcan tariff bill, recently passed by a Republican hoiiBu ot roprcHsntatlvcs as a bold and open violation of tho natlou's organic! law, and a flagrant breach of good faith. Wo UBBort that the constitution fol- principles of u republic, and reject, as lows the Hag and denounce the doctrine 'id our forefatho-s, tho thwiry of inoii- ,, . ,, . , archy, wu sympathize with the Doers iu that an executive or a congress created their heroic effort,. In ,, -nil,..!,,, . tloiml Integrity. Tho failure of Repub- toward any of tho Kuropwin nations. illtv tr fnrli.n I lands, but became wo believe in the and limited by the constitution can ex ercise lawful authority beyond that con stitution or iu violation of It. Reliev ing that a nation cannot long endure, half Republic and half Empire, wo op pose wars of conquest and colonial possessions. iicmi m,eiera, who toar voiim ago ox pressed Hvmiiatbv fur tlm Cnli m .,,- trlots, to feel an interest in thu struggle ot tho Dutch in South Africa, shows the paralyzing intluonco ot the imperial pol icy to which the administration is now endeavoring to commit this country. ISPKPKNDKNCI OK FIIII'INO.1. The I'iliplnos cannot bo cltlzous with out endangering our civilization; thoy cannot Im subjects without endanecrlm: ., i i . . . i "?. .: r'v. v ,v I'vimiuna iu , iiir ifirm nl irnv,.rnliiMtil. mill ha u.i nr.i nillFil ll lii'Vitr fnllu in .m.., it this bill Hill deserving soldiers and to their depend- nt willing ta surrender our civilization i mU '- Cl'"'8 ll bottle, hid of tho llli- ontsj wu IniIIoio thatnames tiH)ii the 0r to convert a republic into an empire. I Dr. Uull's Cough oyrup Cures Any cane of bronchitis, lung affection and grippe. I'hjsicians prerilo this rem- iy, una druggists reconimentl it: lie- und costs "A Penny Saved Is a I'ennv Hsmed." ItconomV Is thu lesnoti taught by this M4)ing. it l true connniny to take Hood's BamaparllU at tills hiakuu Uv raiisu it purWes, enrlehe and vitulliM tho l)Uo.t and 'thus pieveuts sleknuM, and puts the who s) stem In a state ol health (or tho coming seuMiu. Kvery bottle ol HikkI'i 8ariuiparllla eoutaliw 100 dows ihmIUvo prtxit that it is economy-to UVe only.IIou.Ra. t)nstlvati)ti i. rlijrfl.l'by UaovtVl'IIU. !C 7 Tho htatesnian My It ha newr charged mora than f 160 for a tax mleol prltty." It alw a it "IndtevM hunixly 1 the lt illi'." Vtvr) wU tlint' a gvxx! sign, but It not the truth. Tho tail Ux-U tlio htatMittau ad V.rtlsed Ulldsr hlierlff Wrlghtnutu. it el arged an J oolleete.1 even A00 for. Tho Kutetman' rata f..r ihenfl's advertls llig ws vi) ft uii Ineli I'tidyr tilierifT Durhlu it hs Uvti u inoii, My' s voice Is the joy of the household, tor w Itli out It no luppluM van Ix rotnnlcte. The ordeal through which the expeo. n full of dinetr and sutTerimr lliat tiVe kA forward, to It with indetcribable fear livery wwiuu should know tlut ttw iUa(cr, Tvain and liorrvr of child birth can be entirely avoided by the ute of Jl0fH'S Pwiit" a wJeutlfk iiulmrnt by it aid llwuand of wouieu ItAve mmm-4 tM Ktvat critl iu perfect ufety aud without pain. Our book of txtctlcM fiaws fa Nl wuniru m p mmd, fuw; to any addrcM by Ktikkl Mfvltot Co,, Oa. Motlier's FrleM I iKSStjUStsMl pitious to in lutiiro condition. pension rolls should not Iw arbitrarily "(iod forbid, Mr. llryan continued. I dmniHsl. and wu bollevu. uh itntod In H.. "tho only settlement of tho Philippine hut national platform, that the tact of qiiettlou consistent with Amerlwiu In'.er eats and Amerleiiii principles is tho set tlement proposed by tho Democrat iu tlio fcnatu beforu war broke out in tho l'hlllppluo islands, iiumelyi A deelara tlon of the nation's purpose to give the I'iliplnos lndeHiuduuee as soon us h ta- blOKOVoriiuieut is MtablUheil. When uulistuiunt aud service should Le deemtd eonelmlvo uvideucu against dls wise und disability beforu enlistment. Wu are iu favor ot the immediate eoiibtruutloii aud formication ot tho Nic aragua canal by the United Stateo. 3S Seeds Seeds lllllMIIlllHlllIlIIIItlllllltlllt list I lilmad t.t m . . 7, , every legitimate ami peaceiui means, IV tlllal-liriHHlillt- Ulld llilrllrni.(n llui,. I i , ,l,,.i,li i.. i i. i ..., ,...."... .TV": ouvwoaniuiMiswiio mrcnasing traao stable b,mc ,,,, l. do not drve and o placing u,n tho wflure, Rlu, ,wM by forco ,, worth u,u ..r ,..U!..:N'.V "; ! -"'yburvUn, which they should not ,,rlco mt nillrt , .,ll(l for , Wu aro wo favor an Immediate declaration ot the nation's purpoi-o to glvo to ipluoa, llrst, a stable form ment, aet-ond, indevenileuce, nnd, third, prueewouirom omsiue in.er.erence, as A ,,, Htook ,)f , it has for nearly a century given protec- and ihwer feels. All ciioiee. reliable lion io mo repuiuio oi iciurui anil t'outh America. "vo favor the expansion ot trade by Io Induiwudeneu ahuuhl lie uddwl lwnr proteetkm (rum outside Interference. Not u proitorute ineli as Rurep-ati oUHtriaiixarrlM) (or the vimltatlou of inn iiiinvuini. ihu nniictilkm miMi hh ...... .t .1 11 . .. . - -..... ..n uii. .mil .ii ii fiii.iiiy in .I... ... - ...v MCVI'M I'HOU TYRANNY. Wo vvIchiio Ilia opHirtunlly offeri this veur to take tho federal iMvern- ltopulill unco timi mum tie paiit tor It. Wo are J 'n favor o( extending tho nation' in. I tluence, but wo believe that that influ ence should 1 vxtendeil, not by force and violence, hut through tho rsuasive .lit. -si... 1 .i a . 1 . S.IIIS1 iiaiuui iuis Hiiiniu.i.i ait ,ib .. ir.. ... '.uiJ ,,;, v. ', r: .T ... . Ptt" ." Inch ha .Uuidone.l Ainerl ulll i-2im. 1 ..".'. ' ", ' Auierleau kUU and, at wlllbeHilllelontfor tha UnHe.1 Htatea tlww.uma.nlnl eo r,K,rato weulll. ha t SZ "1 . wiw l llw H.tlo.1. l.M ii.oa.ml U.s in- Mr llr!ai.l-w I .. . . 4,,'W '"'J.u o( the ludlvldu.l, dlru td-TlVOUr ,UMl " e"u'" the nulhnoatio, inr,:tri.?;,fi is- - - MtaTai V UWKba. . money trust, ,ho Indurtrial trust yWIMMSUMtl in MHullitfltlLU . .1 '"'"-" -...W,IV III UII llie MH- llllllllll.il . n i yWrUlt,UtlW.v(1,r-v... VY JTTV 1 iu tL. Au.mi.in .j.' : ... ". "" "y UIO AHierKWI tlt BlZ .L .r,.. '. .'" ' ,TW U '',l resteratkH, ol the m o(aBy,rd.havvTH.u:;,Uvrkan v 7 t 1? "d Ml ' w ithmit watting fur the aal or cu.eHt of any other nation. , Tho Rpulltan adiulnUtratuui h.J admiltitt the 1 itandanl to be uivwt-' k'ims. I'rices he lowest in the .tato, .;.. im niiuiugiic, .-pwiai prices to tuiidiier. Do You Want a Separator Then buy the Do Laval Dic Uowl machine. A disc liowl machino is Ihu only absolute cream mver nnd they cost but little nioro than tv hollow lww I ma chine that will waste In loss of cream in cno year tho full price of nny hollow bowl machine. Wo K'lllhei-o teparatora on easy terms, nnd wugui.rnntie them to skim clean und to glvotntisfactinii. If wo can occoniodato youwu will bo pleased to havo jou write us. Sa n .I'onmi UJUUIIIV H'V 'J Opera House BIk. Suleni Or. vs what you m That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you save money by trading here. Other people do. Why not you. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Han itt & Lawrence, OM) POSTOFK1CK QllOCEItY L. M. KIRK. ss 64. BO. ti sa Phonoi87l StntoSt Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Cement, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored wagon Scalesxtc Hllmtioii kiviii ti, ().,. delivery ol good to Prompt atidiHieiti of the eitv. any part W-8-tf HKJ3WST13K & WHITE Phono 1781. 01 Court St., Baleni Or. Dealer In hay, grain, mill feed, Hour etc. souLiTiuios. I'lANO US AM) REPAIIIERS PORTLAND ORU MitWiniiu.liriHllr Will Mii.lr- Hb f Imt unUtt. t i, I cachttig Your Crand- mother to Suck Eggs woildiivlhatelaek of worldly wisdom, ' W 'Of i'Hi to offer an "old timer or a iinK4ur in tine od am thing but our hih grade OveThoR whiskey, Hhra you want u. ..r m something that will wake hlS Lk his I imairt brtns! a beam into hi Jw. Our Overholt whUUv is tmre aJ v i-ellent aid to .llgestlo,, a7 well bracorwheii)oido4. Successor to Geo. L Neal. L'llder I10U' lll.1t1tllliaman MM.., C.l .. . . . . o. .at commercial street, bulem, Phouo 2781. L. NcaU and Cigars. 3 ti tt RACYCLB The only Hirfect Rlcyclo crank hanger. 27 per cent, less Eti. ,',U,818cl 0,,,V'J cro,lk trin8 t'hiuion any r0okir..n. '' .CC' iu? ,ul1 oa 8,,att- " Average, sprocket runs between tho bearings. :::::;: SEL1NO IS 1IEI.IKVI.VU CALL AND UK C0NVI.NCKD - A. ROBERTS. 105 BTVTB STREET. rno.NK 2870. 7500 Rolls of 1900 onjwtiurwhMi wmu may fty Hvll each uUr U.vl. Pkt ttu We mJ wiroweaas of eiteMilttHi ami nvuitHg .....W(W are iimi juii ami eliean aONES Is it that does all this fine Paper Hanging, Decorat ing, Painting and Kalso nuning, and lias a ihop at No. 153 Court M.? Why JUST UEEN SEE IF WE NATE no. f wMwiiik- uj ,l., ,,,. . rr" " .,,w ia,ul uK,Z mi otomiMliHg I. and iMkliuL- tt w ....:,'.,". "' "'" Hwwe euaud arms. MwfcWr td"Z """""'V' "? -Pbl.cau ongrv,i TTSr TVT TS t-" win.tthf. .u.,huuJU,t..; r'7,-:r v sj w-xn.izvd uawawllrn. ,!. i d tlut co-f ZaZ" ,Z, . , l?ferrwl lavo order at judgment against the sUudard by f lluren A HamlUou'.. UvUali S Of MAS . JL-x a see rrlSSUTi F' lTT?lSi Wi 1 lEScBB Imt . Rii""-0 Ir I u 1 1 r8H5$TY I K5 tSJ " leaped RECEIVED. COME AND CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS W. HOLLIS & ,CO. 1st Door North of Post Olfice. ",.';," McCoy Stage. , :,,rv ''""'. I , l-e-ivcs Gilliam'a stable 0:20 a, m- 1 " 1": : ",Z Uil"' for Lincoln, Zenr, McCoy, and .'f""" ' 'frydiile and return aame day. " .r.',.i'T"e-u- ck, good lioraea and careful driver. t. ' " Hl Wdni l....l. .lii 1 . ...i ,!., RS'JSO 3-,0,, E. K.Dvt.