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j Men's Tan, Bluchcr cut, Ttef 3.50 5 Men s Patent leather dress shoe, do .&MM Kif, Heavy sole, Kid lined 5 and tips. '7? 3.50. jJMeiisVici Kid, Heavy sole, extension edge, calf lined, '&rt 3.50. 4 fltrVf ViciKid; Plain Broad Toe; Kid J ' Unfed, Heavy sole, "ft 3.'50. 2 Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest 4 shape, "SIS 3.50. 4 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, Jti Beacon lue, "gSST1 3.50. j Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 5 Boston toe, "JlT1 3.50. 2 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 4 Cambridge toe, tS? 3,50, Cy& bboe store 4 i -f Btt &t :j 4 Specnlj AT $C).35J z i i FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY CALL AT ONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIKSOFA SIZE 5 4 i TUB MILT JOURNAL MY HOKKH BHOTMKltn FMDAY, MAIIGH D01V0O. - "' T , o'ly, One Tear 93.00, In Advanoo Hully, ToUi MonUnt 01 00 If Urmiot Weekly. Oa Year S1.00. (n Adv-an ATTENTION, CITIZENS I Do not forget that before you cart cast a vote at the com ing stale and presidential elec tions your name must be on the register. The time is now on lohaeyourname put there. If not registered before Aiay 15, you cannot vote. You can register before any notary public or justice of the peace reeof cost, or at the court house in the county clerk's of fice. Do not neglect to reg ister.' e ., , . . . EXCESSIVE TAXATION. Tho levlct of Oregon counties nro ro ported aafol Iowa r ailllnm, 24 1 Malheur, 31 3-10 j Wheeler, 24 s Union, '.' I ; Clatsop, 'M)j ; fllierman, 2Utfj Wallowa, 27 3-10 Goo, 2H linker, MS-IOj Clrant, 31 M-100s Harney, 2fi, Tillamook, 31 1 Clackaman, 28( Curry, 37 t.SO;'Cnlilinbla, 28 Jack on, 20; Joaoplilno, 27tf Klamath, 25; Lincoln, 28 .0; Washington, 24 i Urn, 23t?jWKO, 21 j Crook, 223.10; Urna tlllA, 18; Den tun, 22 55-100; Douglas, 22; Marlon, 'XJ)it Multnomah, 91 7 10; Folk, 21 ; Morrow, 2.1; Ynmlilll, 18 1-10 j Linn, U. 11 thorn fluurea It In ihomi that tho tax levy for Marlon It below tho average of (ho levlea for tho rountlei of the tale, Coo county, a Populltt county If no lire rightly Informed, ha n 2H.inlll lovy, or4)i inllli lllicr levy than Uno, Fromn Nuw York filuto Qlllcial uii Kiceeslvo Taxation, by Franklin Hmllli In Apploton'a I'opular Hclunco Monthly for April, wo take, thn followlngi "Tho truth of hltory-," ho ay, refer ring to tho thirty-nix new otllcca and com in lialona Created since 1KX0, "com. Kila Hit Matement that It look at If ninny of theae creatlona tvero mmlu no. ojinurh In atlfy n public nt ni to relievo n political situation." That li to nay, they woru desluucd to provide ;k)i for tho Insatiable maw of olt. wan, uno oi urn mom luuraut ex. ample of this popular metlioil oi for- wanting Urn lonollcent work of cltillra. tlon and hastenlnu. the dawn of the millennium ia tho Hlato Hoard of Media tion aui Arbitration, created in 1880, Up to tho present year It ha rott tho UxjHjyp W,82i.57. For tlili iapnai turn little can bo ahown but a shelf full of repot j neldom roaii, and a pigeon bole oi jrimcBOf (or aiaru net or 'earned, WltTrono of.llio former memlwrs of thU beard, who mined thirteen year and received Svt.OcK) for liU able aervlcea, I am personally acquainted. Of my own knowledge, IJ can aay that for nearly three yMra at leant hit duties aa com nilaaloiier never Interfered perceptibly! ..ill. I. I.. .I...I-. ll.- ... ' . .1 I.IIIMIHUUM11MHI1W, mat mum OI capita; from 18.71 to 1801, they noro f2.00; and for tho year 1891, $0.08. "In a word," ho adds, "tho per capita ox. pen i0 of tho national government In 1891 wan nearly atx timet an great as t wa In 1820. And nearly thrco times ns great ni it wan In tho decade beforo our great civil war." Tho tier capita ex penditures of tho Btnlo of Now York in 1830 vicrof 1.30, thirty years later they woro 1 1.89, In 1800thoy wero 2.15, and "in 1607 tho cutimatcd per capita ex penditure rcichcd tho alarming amount of ff.05." That I to ay, tho combined exendlturea of tho elate and national govern mrnta gave a rate as high an that prevailing In franca befoietho outbreak of tho Involution. "Tho tendency to Increase," any Mr. Roberta, comment ing on thcro flgurcf, "is n persistent one. In 1881 tliu amount expended by tho stato was f0.878,2M.G9: in 1881, tlO.. 470,017.31 1 In 1887, 111,301,102.48; in 1890, I3,070,80I.80; in 1MI.I, 17,3U7, 335.98; and In 1800, $20,020,022.47." Cumin- to municipal cxiiendllures, where the hand of the prodigal has been most lavish, Mr. Iloborts says that be tween 1800 and 1880 tho municipal dobts of our Union Increaio from f lOO.OOO'OOO to (082,000,000, and In flfteou cities, be lieved to rcprcraut thoaorago, the lu crease in taxation was 302.2 er cent, whllo the Increase In taxable valuation was but IM.tl Hjr cent, and of opuln Hon but 70 Kir cent. In tho year 1800 tho direct taxes for alatu, county, town, and city purjioset in Now York wero f 1.90 per capita, In 1880 It. was J 8. 20. and in 1890 it had reached f 10.43, an In crease In thlrty.slx year of 213 per cent." 11 ! Stomach Trouble makes people thin. They need Ilostct ter'a Stomach Hitters at once. This medicine will enable tbe stomach to do Its work properly. It fills tho half starved blood vessels with puro blood. Cromotc assimilation and nutrition and rings back health and strength. It cures stomach troubles, liver mid kid ney dldcases. See that a I'mvatk Hev v.xvr. Ktamp covers tho neck of the bot tle. NATURE'S HOSTETTER'S OWN STOMACH MEDICINE BITTERS prostituting the party and the legisla ture to their personal enterprises no ono bolloves. Of course, th y will seok a following in the coming election that will keep allvo their graft on the public treasury. Do they deservo any nsii tnnre on this llno7 retired from nil connection with public affairs and ho has been whenever tiie people have been given a chance to pass ju him Or. Bull's Cough oyrup Cures Any caso of bronchitis, lung affection nnd urinno. Physicians nrcrcribo this rem edy, and druggists recommend it; be cause it never fails to cure, and costs but 2.) cents a iKittlo. JOURNAL "X-nAYS." Claud Oatch ought liavo ttot a low words of Republicanism into his open ing gun for congress. t Now for tho opposition couventlors (April 0 1'opullst, and April 7 Demo cratic) and then to tho rtcople. t t t Oov. Fletcher was terribly afraid be foro he left town ikjiiiu ono would nits tnko him for a friend of tho Xdluy man. . i When llatfooted Republican otcraus like V. W, 'Skinner siy convention packing has lweii carried to an extreme, It means something. Citizen's chairman Amos Strong of this cify Is unqualifiedly for a mixed jileket? from countyjudge down. He rwan"t nolDenfiicriilfc 'ciuifty tickotfroin county Judge down, and Minors endorf Ing Republicans who are free from the push and haw a record for the people, ft t Tho convention was at heart for three things: Til Ford for presidential elector, Gatcli for congress, nnd nntl McUrldc for senator. No man got on tho legislative ticket openly avowing himself to bo for tin) return of McHrldo to tho senate. Lafollot, avowedly for Mellrido was defeated. Smithy Is really for John If. Mitchell. All To Curo n Cold In Ono Day .filkft fAiftllm Ilntm.1 Liiiliilnrf nVtiUla. nniKiluir(ilnt thn money ir It lull, to curs, K, W. (IMT (Ixnitiire It uii moIi Imi. 4V. the niiconDOF M'nniDBiaM. In 1891 thorowusn revolt In tho Ho publlran (wirly and a new deal ordered. A reform platform was adopted nnd an entire new board of statu ofllclala put In olllca on a program that was n so vera rebuke to oflklalltm, and It In sup posed thatthuMcllrldu dynasty wa safe ly thrown out of tho date Iioumi not to return. When llin legislature nstomhlcd thn Mellrido reglnm from tho retirement of ll slckU-d, and dlrvclnl by Senator Mitchell and Representative. Hermann, started n ro vol lit Ion among the umspea of the Republicans id Marlon county, to prevent tho elect Ion of Senator Dolph, but'ln reality to rupture the reul for Mo llrlde. Tho managers Hooded thn county with iK'UlliiiiianalnitDotpli'ireturn and united the Silver elements In tho leg's laturo ngnlust hint. The mine luiintgern wlm aro now to the front its Mcllrlde men were oaten. slbly supM)rtIng thu caucus nominee, but only for the purott) of stealing the ollico for tho Idolofoltlelallsin who room. ed In tho statu house six months alter he WM voted out of oillc with all the "sangfroid" of a xrtual olllwholder with a llfo.eutalt on the treatury. His manager tonic tho construction of Uio appropriation bill out of the hands of tho house and had Mr. Mellrido draft II lor tlieiu, In which ho rewarded his boodler nnd strikers. Tho reform ele ment of tho houtorut down tho bill until the alato ruenue ralMvl In INK). Little Duo Smlth'a nomlnn'.lon wits declared to bo n slap at tho (leer il nilnlstration that turned him down for siiperluteuilent of tho asylum. 4 44 9 Tho Republican convention managers seemed to bo afraid they would nomi nate romo man for assessor who would gut too much proiterty on tho rolls. t J J Thu Hnntlam country fell down on its three candidates for county Judge and assessor, but wns happy over gottlng uncle Henry Kcone on thu legislative ticket. t t I Of course, tho Reynolds family nro poor nnd lutvu only n few olliclal ks. tlons. Hut then 1M Horgau's Republi canism Is untarnished if he nusdefeated for the nomination. t t t 1'itttersou, lllugham et id. nro huppy ONer getting nwity with part of tho hgis- latlvu ticket, part of the county ticket, and they Imvcu't n tiling in thu world agitlnst the county chulrman. t t t A huppy trio I.ltllu Dee, I'rof Yoder and Kx-MayorUateh, going oil arm in arm to celebrate getting I.ittlu Dee on tho legislative ticket. His opuhirl.y in the convention surprised everybody, t t I.leut. Murphy's uomlnutloii was thu tuusuuf great rejoleiugamong lilt friends and tho elty Imunls where he is There is general regret over the defeat of I'rbf. Crawford for the nomination for school superintendent. Rut geographi cal contlderatlons threw that olflco and mrcssor to other part of the county, as tho big ofllcca had just been glrcn to Salem. The successful man is Kpli. Moore, of Silverton, a splendid specimen of country schoolmaster it eclf-mado man and tho opposition will liavo to bunt wine to find a more popular candi date it i Do tho people need any better ov denco thatV the lilngham push got Its work in on the convention than the fact tlial'tho resolutions' comralttoo did not tnako n report, that there Is no commen dation of tho good work dono in some olllres for economy, no condemnation of tho bad work In others? That they did not denounce tho fio-grnbhlng, or the ballot frauds, or tho excessive high tax utloi7 Tho convention was muzzled at tho behest of the sollsmen. Rut, of course, In a presidential year tho ;coplo will Ira asked to swallow anything. world has ever known. Of conrre the simple experience on the Mump breeds extravagance of statement and manner, but these things are generally amooineu down If the man gets into public life'. Thero is where congress becomes n post graduate school. It is-oftcn called the graveyard of village reputations, but more than'lhat it Is Iho fortune or flnlfh of local, eloquence. If tho' orator can combrno tho force" nnd common sense of Ms district with tho higher demands of the national forum, he will soon take Ids place among the few men who nro honored for their balance as wen as ir their brillloncy. The criterion of oratory is the result. "A good speech is a good thing," said O'Comiell, "but tho verdict is the thln Statu or Ohio, Qitv of Toi.koo, I r.ttrm Coasrv. I Fiiank J. Ciiknkv makes oatli that ho Is the senior partner of the firm of K J Chunky & Co., doing business In tho City of Toledo, Uounty nnu nioio more said, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONK HUNDRED DOLLARS for each nnd every case of Catarrh that cannot be enred by the tiso of Hall a CATAnni. CcnB Sworn to before me and subwribed In my preeenco, this 0th day of December, A.I). 1880. skal I ' 'Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and ncta directly on tho blood and mu cous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J.. CHKNEY A CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 70c. Hall's Family Pills are tho best. I n rTB wrzm$$m&w&m mmmEmi NeW Hearse! newly fit run under taking pAklors LARGEST LINE OF S'ffWrn BrWfft SOUTH AND EAS1 Southern Pacific Co, I HE SH4ST4 ROUTE Hay e uodergi W)ld Trnlns leiitoHnleui for I'nrtlitiTil uT ... ........ ,.,....,. iiui:hh in J.r Porilaiiit - . km a ( " ,tt. Li Halom .. .. . i.i , IS I M Ar Asblau.1 j2-u A i iT', r. Ar 8Mcrnietilo. . ... ni i '!;" A Ar Bun FrniiCUen . 7:45 f ? A M Reduced Prices at the SJeW QtV MorgUe Clab t( Worn nrf. iVV V-M-vy to State st., Salem. Ore. A, B. Buren, Proprietor, Albany Demecrat: We suppose there are two sides to tho Puerto Rican ques tion, but the Republicans In Congress aro on ono jidn nnd tho wholo Amer ican peoplo aro on the other. Headache Illlloujnesu, sour stort tlan and all liver Ills Hood's PHIs Illlloujnesu, sour stomach, constipa tion and ail liver Ills are cured by New Strawberries. Growers canmake biff money out of new Strawberries 1C0 strong1 plants will produce 5000 plants if put out now besides about half a crop. I have plantsgof TENNESSEE, M'KINLEY, RUBY, IDEAL, DOUBLE CROPPER, DOWNINGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS, SHUCKLESS, CERVERA, DU A1AURIER. Send for free catalog descriptive of varieties and cullu E, Hofer, Salem Ore. A i . Ariitfilrtn A.J'. .r- i Ar iwnver ....... 9M a M io . f ArKsnua, rity 7SS A M '- f Ar Ulilcso 7i3 AM IS A H Ar Kl Pam, ,.... BOO P M iia to H Ar fort Worth 6J!o A M lu i X Ar City or Mexico 9.M a m ,f. Ar Itoniun i-co A M ' A " Ar Now Orleans 6-2J r H I S i . Ar Vahlnr on 6 u a M .?j F Ar New York ...12;43 1' M ffl; M Pullman nnd Tourists ratra on botT trains. Chair enrs Sacrnmontn in n.i"' nnd JEI Puso, nnd tourist oxrs to Chlcaim St. Louis, NoHfOrlennannd Wnslilngtnn' Connecting nt Snn Frniullsco witirseT oral Btortinsblj) lines for Honolulu' Jnpnn, China, Philippines, Central ani South America. " Sco Mr. W. V. Hktnner agent at aalSnT Stntion, or nddrosi O. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A "'"'"'" wregon. The non-lrrltntlm; cathartic. Prlre a cents of all ilnicclsta or hy mall ol V. L llooa A Co., Lowell, .Mais. 1 Ctrry Bunshlne With You." A bright fresh fnee is nlwnys In Kplrln, nnd It alwurs denoics uood lieitltli ns well im u huppy heart. Many faces that were oniui ovcrcunt with ulooui buvo ccii miido bright and auiitiy by I loud 'a Harsn.irlllu which euros nil dyNDCDtfu svmntoniH. HireiigmcijH mo nerves una tones up unil Invigorates the wholo aystem, Constipation la cured by Hood'a I'llk tho linn Irrltutlng cathitrtlc Sold by all ilruggltts. l To securo thu ork'Hinl uitch linzol snho, nsk for DoWitt's Witch Haze! Snhe, tell known us n cerlnin curo for piles nnd skin dlfenses. llewnre of worthless counterfeits. They nro dan gerous. 8tonen Drug Store. The Demand for Qood Speakers, KittiriUy Kveolni I'cmI. Ono reason that the present Is a great tlmo (or thu orator In the fact that more peoplo can appreciate good KniilUlt and eloquent eoutoucca. ludetxl thu supply Is not keeping up with tho demand. Peace Declare, Why devote all your tlmo rcadini; thoRoer War nnd the Gold Fields ol Alaskn? There aro other matters of vital lm;orlance; you may make a trip Fast, and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo tho best ser vice, ilea tho Wisconsin Central Ry., bctHecn St. Paul ami Chicago, lor rates and other information, write .Ins. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore gon. Lewis Ackcrmon. Godion, Ind., save, "DoWitt's Llttlo Farly Risers always bring certain relief, curo my hendacuo nnu never icnpo." iney gently cleanse and Invigorate tho bowels and liver. BUmci Drug Stones. IBHMIPMMaWMfWKNMHMMiVHH Teaching Your Crand' mother to Suck Eggs would Indlcnto luck of worldly wisdom, fuctns it would for you to offer nn "old timer" or n connoisseur In lino goods nnvthingbut our high grado Overholt nlllekey, when vou want to offer lilm somctlilng that will make him smack IiIh lips and bring n beam into Ids cyo. Our Overholt whiskey is pure nnd nnex ce Hunt nld to diuestlon, s well ns n bracer w hen you need one. C 1 H&1T Mm At DRPAUT: ron 'TmT Mall tp.D 8nO" ktne nret pm 1.1ft Sp m. Tin a scintnuL. rrora rurtiand. Salt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth ymiiiia, nanuui city, bt lAfiiiafiiriu Baa nut, Wslla Walla. RnnVsni. Ml. Ihiiii, oi. raoi, uuiutb, Mil-! nnu&uv buiuipj iim WI1(, mum i.lt),M djio. Flyer 100 OL'KAN HTKAMHIIII'H Fur Han Knncltou, oau ETory uyo anyt. 8 ii. ra ei Bun COLUMI1IA ItlVRIt dnyro Astoria and wy Unalnw to p, m.l ), P Rogers Pills will dis;el the Rrkciiam's 'blues." M. H. Smith. Rutternut. Jlieii., eavs, "DoWitt's Little Karlv Risers aro tho very best nills I ever used for rnstlvx. ness, liver and bovtol troubles." Stones Drug fc lores. OABTOXIZA.. Bmiths yUa Kind Yon Hm Alwart BaugM Tho Kllto Studio ia first class in nil It apKlnlmcuta. Always up to dato in Ikjso, Hunting nmt tliifsh, new stvles, WHAT JTONBS Is it that does all this tine Paper Hanging, Decorat ing, Painting and Kalso- nuning, and has a shop at No. 153 Court St.? Why NATB JTONBS Iakivo orders nt lluri'ii f. Hamilton's MM I'Tu! Hslera WILLAUKTTK UIVKIt I'nrtUnd, Newlx-re aa4 . lA.ttlltiv. r. 4 P. m iHua Ar8v !P. m. Unn, land Fit rnnHly.Tlinni(jay and Uataniiy at S.OO aTia' Monday Wednotday and KrldayaUO.oo . m. FOR UORVALLI8 And way polnu Tuesday, Thunday aad gttur. WILLAMETTE RIVEtt D1VWIOK Dally bunts to Portland hm aim.. TrntiRfcra to atroot cur lino at Orcgoa City If tho 8tearuor8urc delayed there. Round trip tickets to all pmnts In Oicgnn, Washington or Cillfornla. Connections uiado nt Portland with all mil, oucun and river lines. W. II. IIURLUURT, Gen Pas. Agt.. Portland, Or. O. M. L'OVVBIIS, Agent, Trade Street dock, Suleiu. IIOISK & HARKER, City Agents. moilcruto prices, high class work. ner commercial and court street. Cor t( Mrs. Harriot Kvana. Hlnu.lnl.. in i .. ... ...-. .-......., ...., Rweully tho writer spent an evening ,i""f' "eIfA" ,0 ru luvo 'J'y c'H- Jllnuto Cough Cure I would not feel safe without it." Quickly cures coughs, colds, urlppo anh nil throat and lung diseases. Stones Drug Stores. with ono of tho most eloquent men in tho United States. On his desk wero loiters by tho doten nsking him lo s;onk in six different states in tho same week, tho occasion being banquets mid auui versarles, and there woro telegrams from three of thu principle cities of tho conn, try begging him to accept invitations to important functions. In one enso letters mid telegrams had Kurod In iioii him lor it full week, and two delegations from beat tbu .tmo organitittloii had come several kiiunn runic llli aliiwrai w Inm It Itecaiuu! l,u,,t,rctI m,l,,, to ot ,,l" beir uniior. lSWwaa Its than it had been fur any tt.n .(h.riifli. .Li .-.! Ji." twojPMn sluctt lew. For thew two . . , n.... ........ M,,.t,,v,w HIU equally worthleM there can be no doubt. Altogether they har coal the state the UrtliiiK sum of 3l,70,fiW.M, and aro lngiliii',Aji'dUiblW"ljurdunrut the IMW of tuoru than f 1.000,000 a )r. Tliti rocklew ex,ndituru ol iiublle uirmey In tho 1'nlte.l Stales hat not 4n confluetl to any Articular o!ltlca uiyiaiou uor to any jsirtlculargeojtraplil. cal auction. The national. Kiatn. .! rotmicliwl govertimenta,dieKeB)ed to vlejrlth one auother It; tbo pbjuder vf UnUtaspjtyer. rrou. the North, the &W. tht Ft, and the. .t havo coxnHheMiuecotnpUioU of excemlve buMeua, ltut tlguies ar needed to glt thisas statemenla tho vUiditM of reality. Horning with national n?ndlluie, Hrjkltoberta aays that during thu decado frolS) U 1830 they ere fl.OT per uxtm . years It ai 11,011,017.74, lienui for thu single jrarof 1WK It was (l.l'.M, HIA 61 that was MaltrMeUm In Its litglieU flower of Ita glury. That ho stole tho mniatonhlp while pNlendlug to U for Dolph and iid for Uio goods br having his henohmeu turn ovor to him tho making of th approprU tion bill-fur whUili Ue Patterson aud -Joe Wright indented him with a. raid Meilal-thero can bo no doubt. That Hum jiolltlcttl grand larcenlitswcio able to dupe and dm-lo Kuue of tho Iteat uwrtin the Uto-t My nothing of boatat mwnrs of tho legWaluro ITHs without MVlng. Tltat tbev can tM tiie arirtlor.lip ctaocoud time by known that ho hud won nut after u very hot Unlit. I J t "This couvcutlou may !h a slate tuuier, and hao no strings on it, but still wo hio forced tu oIiomi IhiIhwii two men for ooituty ulialrman," mIiI a nsl hill delenalo Just beforo midnight. "My (lod, what a free oounlryl" lit Hani Mues huiug tocliiKwo betwteu tho only push alderman and thu lawyer for tho push for windy chairman, Uro. lllugham'i pu.li lawyer Is paid fl00 by tlio county tnpiuh his cumi ns tax iil. Uvlnr in the supreme court. t t t Tho Woodburn ludeKNideiil (Rep.) on IkMiiivitttle caucus. "A lt old-lino Democrats are won dering how so many former Republicans K,.,l.,m .,!' dlegatfn, but that Is x lilaliusl liv the faot that tli.r.i.r.. i.,nr.. i-ltepubllean -otlnu than old-lino IVuujerats, llerwtltor it would tw a giHHl Idea If the Democrats held their primary Uifuru that of IheRepuhlleaiu." CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought t&yff& The Orient Insurance Co. OK IIAKIKOKD, CONN, I8:;,'SI(. 12,215,000. Liabilities 1,109,000. hurplus to Policy Holders 1,31 1,0111. Will insure you against loss by tire; for terms enquiie ol THOMAS BOLTON, Resident Agent. Journal Office. Salem. Ore. 'flaiyol! save lBllalalalaBalalalalalalalalaWaTl Dears the Sltfuaturo i.. - .. .. . .i . .i . .... ii ii iow minims meonttors will l lJT,.r... c, doing their U-st all over the country. ivict-oy Stage. U 1.. 1.1 I- .1 .1 . . I An.... .31111. -.1. 1 .1 1 .. .. nK-i-viiiuaaiiiK in uio snow part ol thu . .. "i "iiiua stnuio u:."u a. m campaign, livery parly man who has! v y , , I'"1,eT' Zo",' McCoy, and tho gift of sayhuAUe., and tZJJ tho attention of n crowd ia ailed to par neipaie. iiioopiwrtunitlea aro abund ant ami attractive, and nearly all of our public men liegan In that way. It is thu real American school of eloquence, and It has eomu of tho best graduates tho fP jfr-T4iS?. sW K 1 P ill i i i V. I ' I I ...'.I BlatLIXW' Parcels delivertsl alone the line. ' ' K. V.. Davis. Seeds Seeds A full stock of garden. en clover reliable rvaisiai He saw the and lltwer mvsU. All Vai.... '. - . . --"- viiuivr, i noie in tie yeeus. Trices lie lowest in the tate. sack when be Send for catalogue. SjHlnt prices t.i was fillinjj it. (laiduers, ' Hut tt was i. .,,,, .,... I'lioiio 17S1, 01 Court St.. Sl..,., it. Dealers in hay, grain, mill feci, llourelc! such a little hole tlut he thought It wouldn't mat. ler. Out of tlut little hole he lost his groin while takiiuj it to market. It's that way with holes iu t h e health. None are so small tiut life cun Irak out 9 t It e tu . That makes vou rifli. ;m.i if vnn n nii., own interests you'll flnil you save money by trading here. Other people do. Why not you comp?ete.5tOCk f y J,'r0CerieS :U,d Provlsio"s " the most Han itt & Lawrence, ! olu posTOKriCE aitocruv ' L. m; KIRK. Denver k Rio Gramlo 11 K. SCENIC LINE OV TIIE WOULD. Tho Farorl.e Transcontinental Route llelwwi the Nortliwent anJ all i'otnta Kiut. CholcootTiTO'luUj riirntct thidiDK ROOKY MOUNTAIN SUENKKY. And Four lluutea Kt of, Fueblo and Denver. All paneiiRcri granted a dr itop-OTer In lbs Mormon Capital or nnywlicre betweoa Uilea and Ik'llviT l'urmonnllv conducted Tourtit Kl- luniuiii mrro nays a wecx to )mviia, Kansas Citv, Sr Louis, ClUOAOO AND TUH EAST. For tickets and anjr Information rcrinllof ratea, routes, etc., or for descriptive adrerllilar matter, call on nijonU of Ortiron Itallwar a Navlgatlou Co., Oregon Hhort line or Bomber I'arlflo Onmiianlcii. a. K. 11001'EIt. O, la. A T, ArI., I)nrer.(Xl H, C. .NICUOU Ufa. Axl.. 231 Waib dt., I'nrtUnd Or 'fr S. 58. &. f,8 rnuneiiayi StntoSt Grutn Hay Flour Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Cctncnl, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored nether'" "" " "" "" ut a,iy,,r, SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AM) REPAIRERS rOIlTLANDOHK rirhleirtan.Jlelnlt; leTk nr,.t, ,,.. Will Mii.lf hc H-h-lf OTin trtvohr-t tn ilctnf tlic follow Inu routct) oust Dicy aro ull fuuioui scenic iiitraetliiL' O. It, & N , via Oditen uud Denver- hlmstn Hntito via Sacmnientn, 0r. tlen and Denver, Slinaiu Uouto via Sacramenta, Miijnr E. .Viterquurqut:. A dally llnu of thmuith PULLMAN PALAOE and TOURIST SLEEP hllS, San Frunoisco and Lo Anne- '"lounicatto tuU U dngoii Slion Line Railioad WAUUK& DS! twUlvl rigMnwrt SVftTTi?B 4fit4 KtltirCa, AlUaia, Oa. w yiittnt WWmm4 a9im MtmiilM, AMti JotvUM. U rllxf iaSr MoTHaa'a KaiMudnitB tli ia lalvl ar ! Mta Te toaMairrllk(vitlKt tt Urrlr,vw FT,miTnM' S1 V Un Mil' mmrs fhcm OntnlyOletk llallwaa nomliiattsl Uy acelamatton with ttreat enthulain, ami ma.lo a nhort ipvwU to the ivnntlwi that vtaadetmM ol mrttan iHincotulw. Ho lewukeil to uduilnkler the utlleu without fear r lavr. And fer that the puiJi orvatt rrftuM to titHrt liiui this niarnlHif. XI I uai wi eUHt- eitalrniau iuj hit I lawyer, nt uy tlie ewtnty, ta jnuh hU In the Hiireme sirt an tlvlinuent tvctllwto,rfur Marku eonnly, and man m the county twrt t taml tin for It cJalut at rtfttsni r wnt on fonr jTam.mir ttivVhoIder lilngham vou'ti U8.tthlr.K-tolhrt.-tfir.lv treasury. Ami yot h ha the uU t mil meh srallaaa ItMHuiale Tho Direct Kotite to Montana Utah, Colora'o and ail Eastern Points. Given ejiuli Successor to Geo. L Neal. Tuder new niiinn:u..maMi 'pi..c..i . Xo. 830 Commercial Hreel, Sj&x. 1M!L .7.1",e u( iim "lr THE L. NealA and Cltrarii. II "Pse Kot a touch of indigestion ,; H one nun Another 4, 'niv I loteh feel a ItllU out of sort. " ft I Ulnrt Hielt little tltlnK winch if nci! i .w.rn .iicucai Ulscoveo1 It inctrasea ' " nangC 01 LafS. mtrttiJ a,V,. ,,er,Hho,c J'Kttte and On tho Porlland-Chlcajco Sinvlal "the E",."".,' ''(wt 'fJiW mnk liaiiaar. 'T ,-.. . luwaucv un us P(. oi in- i.,,n.i. i , 'r" ". lots other Mjle of bte, elc M ll riW.U,"n 0I1 y Sproektrnboin theirinU ' -" l). The Short Line from sum hern Cnlirornlu To the East. . Apply to the uttentsof the O. It. V tN . o s L., Soul hern Padtie. or the ntKlerxltrued, for fnldtrt and dt-crlpiio literature. J.J. nKVERKUX 1 Geueial Afeont, Worcoater Hide. 1 Portland Or. hkw-nq is Uvinq l'l. AMI BK OOAVI.STSl, . mivim iuc IPH UIC lkl V iluttjl U L'nlKilnr n..ll .11 . S r . il.V i l"'."1"! IOXl, pi r H IUIH.11 irUUl Illr tvHCtn. -.. I.:.. In. iu,,fecrU,Uon:'ad KS2 the McrtUiHu of the blooJ.iSSKf! KUitd. "CMUen Medical Discovery !tfii ?ndrfu, " of cun:, of lo. Mr Tbaa. II RvUil "lViM)l "A oriktTtraud I of llrarr. LI.J s. u,t2,ua?l'"'5m - i.. L. rr T" " nj aurnaiac ... ,T,....,,V ,. j.riHv, ami our crlttoUiua Interferettw with IiUprlvato and i-mfeonal Ixtflu. He ahould he ftUkh a ivai!ns.ui WaSSS? SIX ZXtt!2. "& uijpiKra. Z& i-w- -T-"7: v:r"r' inwrwira tu i.. .wwigsg3!sa: apMBsvft-jtsftsaE Equlppod Wltli Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers Su'erb library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinner, Meals a la carte rree Reclin ng Chair Cars Comfortable Coachrs anil Smokers Entire jTi airi GompleieV Vestlbuled A.. RORTrDTr 106 utatk snaiiaT. " - ;. , Pho.sk 7,i. I Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TXMTJ3 CARD. 2 ror Vaquloat Train leaves A 75ooRolls of 1900 Alhnv . jlralu leaves Corvallis... Mall IP aperl F. HAS JUST BbR i)tr-L,,.. SGE SEE IF WE CAN'r Pin E ANlj W. riOLLIS & .ro kl Door Nonh ol Post OIB:c ....12:15 p. o 1:65 n. uv 1'ialU arrlViLt vVannlnB . IrS&n.Dl. Itoturnlnir Leitves Viiijuliia U-00.n. Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. m Arrives Albany 12:15 p.m. a but Detreit: 1 Leave Alltany 70.' Arrives. Dot mil ll:30.ui 4 lluturnliit;: ' Leaves Dcimli 120p. m. , A.rlves Alluiiy 6:15 p. tu. One (and twi. nmnp.o.L nt. Alrumr and ('rvulIlM wltli Koulliern Pacltic tialua, -"' lfct llavtM:rvi; Hand from o iKirt Htiti adjacurit tieaclieH. Tralunrnr Uio tuountalns arrive at Detiollai mnn. ulvlDtr ample lint 1 lo reach camping KruUndb on Vt HreKcnbufcli and banllsni rlvt' t",; , 'illliaduy. II I. WAI.IIKN. kBVMNSTO. i T r.l' a, Mam. T0UNKU A.vut. AlUur.Om. Trv. IVm. Ast. Gen'l Aent.