The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 02, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrvitwfstt m' wafrs te, , ty it Aden's Tan. Bluchcr cut. "? 3.50 & Aden's Patent leather dress shoe, do MJtten's Vici Kid, Heavy sole, Kid lined V ,A : reduced i en SfiM w. .,lt?. .fro?1. i0,0"' . 5 iiiuii vici rvia, neavy soie, extension 8w, , ,ede- Cltlf lined "&? 3.50. jWiYs Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe, Kid a unea, neavy soie, "rfsr 53.50. ?Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest j; shape, "SET1 $3.50. J Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, P' ' !). reduced im r- 5 Aen's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, jjf Boston toe, "ffiSf 53.50. p.men run oiock vair uooayear vveit, 4 W r Cambridge toe, TgSSf $3.50. AT g Digested food fs&oiA' iboe sfor? FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY CALL ATONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF A SIZE 2 - r r m utnto ti o isw:-KTCH l cctEMATCQ v mented food Fitters produces pot boii and from this springi Constipation, Dyspepsia and Liver Trouble. Tlio Hitlers will help to digest your food, and thus create healthy, actlvo blood. It's an excel lent spring tonic need 1o spent lo elect such men as Scott and Kccdham. The claim that llicy are lo give tills county a "Citizen's adminis tration" will fall flat unless tliey can be entirely relieved from the pull which men like Wrlglittnan, Uingliarn, Hen dricks, Patterson, it al., Iinvu never (ailed to exorcise when given the chance. It Is n pull this county wants to see broken. It must bo broken before men take office. It coslo too much to break it niter they got In. Break tho graft on tho couunty court before It Is elected. iwvejtf W&H' tV. Look at the Rambler in our window to be ;Given away May 12 All " ' P;W,JOHNSONSc CO nrr KT.A. TUB BAIL1! JOURNAL MY HOCRII mo"n7)Ay7 uhotuknb Ai'iTfirsiuoo. ply, Ono Year &3.00, In Advanoo 7t,I.. r... ..,. Ml IVY (., AlltfAMflA g&trefrkly. One Year 01.00, In Ativan ATTENTION, CIT1ZENSI Do nol fonret that before .you can cast a vote at the com i..iiu' slate and presidential elec- ctions your name must be on if.VJI... wa.!.a Tim 4mn ic nnur fT;1 1 1 C ICUI31.W II- H"- ''" )ii tohaeyour name nut mere. Pnot registered before Aav '15, you cannot vote. You can tfeeister uciorc any notary fViililff! or itistice of the neace . TOA nf m.i nr nt i he court ihousc in the county clerk's of fice, Do not neclcct to retf- fciSter. r " ' TUB COUNTY JUOOUSHII'. Tub Jiiuiisai. proposes a lull and do c'jUnirato discussion of the Inijwrliuico of ,hta pillco. It will seek tulorconn Issue (ho election of it county Judjjoand jniulsslonar for tho next (our years hi) will give Jiarion rounty nwuoti vforuis and a material reduction In Uxes. This Itsiia can only bo forced showing the importance of these licva and Ilia relation that Is estab- by tho election of such olllcers In lin way Mioaroiua party pun on I uTeii elected that will not leave them Treauo do tliulr duty by (ho iieople, Tho eonl(i want Jehu Scott (orosunty ude and Mr. Needham for county bnunlwluunr, if ulrettd, to go lulu otllce .HNity tu give the Ux payers and all lit) )yplool the ixHinty, rerdless ol rty, it new dual In the county gevorn- This county lias nut been as well Kualiatfed lu the past eJiiht years its any !1Q sitrreundlntt eeuuitts. Invest nigllls In teal estate are not sought in jounly, CMiiity taxes are too high. fcM d NiHlImia are elected, or If icrof them k eWeted, they 4mhiM it wltltoutstrineawi tlm. T)ie souuty eoucitioii that nouilu- te) iblu inade M Mg, wlmtever, as lo bflw they should tun the county r lliiinHut fwir years. lUpuhllfau nujfsEwurnt In tkts rennty has not been ucjlss'ts kerrant putting men In WtWe liecause they arv ltvHibllcaus, veil (lie fart that they are gvw.1 dtl- vwhuhis adudlted W)omt eimtio t ..... . cm" 1 botli ol ttieao Betmrw, Is not a guaranty In the eyva if the pU after lioxAfliMiiYs they have had In this m county for Hie pastolght years. How shall tho iwoplo le protected without a nowspajior discussion. The county cnmiwlii Is in tho hnnds of a llopublliiun county chairman, who lias not In tho past stood for reforms' Mr, Wrlglitinali mailo n Reed sheriff in some respects. In others ho did not. A great sum of dellmpient taxes were left uncollected, extending over three years, Tho collection was then loft (o Mr. King, ham nt 10 and 10 per cent, a wholly un warranted proceeding. Mr. Bingham has sued the county In the supreme court lo enforce his contract. Mr. Wrlghtiimii Is his attorney and Unit matter will como back before the new county court. What is ui-ccdcd in Marlon county Is a county court entirely free from political Influences of this kind. A Judgo and commissioner must lo elected free from surh entanglements, and It might as well bo understood at the start. Tho people want Pcott and Kccdham free to do right alter they are elected, free to serve the coplo only for four years, and not some iollilonl machine, or faction ol lawyers or of any parly. This Is not abuse of .Mr, Wright man or Mr. Bingham. Those gentle men liavo their theories aliout parly politics. Those theories are not the theories that In the pml have led lo good results In this rounty. Taxes have run up higher and higher under their ap plication of the party pull. A sheriff was put lu two years ago who collects al I the taxes and is helping to free the county ol debt, lie collected tho delin quent taxes under Ids own udmlulstrn ttou ami wbat were due under Mr Wrlghlmau, lie did It without em ploying Mr. Bingham ur any other mit sldoprtily and without extra help. He did it within the year tho tax was levied and when the farmers were nut us well uxeii as wiu'ii .r. wrigiitHian was sheriff. What bus this to do wllh Mr. Beott and his candidacy for county Judge? That It Mr. tVottis eleeted he should stand on a dlttlnc t reform program and bo freed as far as possible from any pul of a political vharaeter siwh ui has been used in tho past. I'nloM Mr. Seott can go into the oillew freed from such In fluences as hao been brought to Knur on Judge Hubbard and Judge Terrell It will bo bolter lor htm as an hottest man never to go lu. On a proper program and with no party pull on them, but left entirely free to do tlvfr duty for tour years, and gle this eounly the best ter vlmthejr aie capable, ef, not a dol'ar RiSiHQ nr-Ai fK.ja3 M woniau vho uses drtWjblrtU for tt And other paiuful and serious ailments which so uuiiy mother suuV, can Us avuidetl bv the u of MoruxH'a t'm.Na" Tin's rvmtdy is a God-teml lu women. ItccauM it ciulea them through their most critical . onleat with jrfecl aMy and no tain No MoTHns'a Vriknd" ne4 fvr the sulltung and dsneer of uu tfiji V4uni w iu horror and insure safely to mother and child. rOuritwbk, "Before Baby 1 Bon Is wvitU lu cold to every wouuiti. and uill five lu plsln euveloiw by Haul field UhetEftt fr IXcguUtor ComjMoy, Atlanta, (U 'H4v MOTHER'S FRIEND To Cure a Cold In Ono Day T.L fjivftttvA llmtnii Onltllna Tullletfl. iiriiKXl'1" iffiinil the rnoiiorlflt falls to i cure. K. W. (Irore's tlg-nsturo I ou each box. 25o, JOURNAL "X-nAYS." Grawfordsvlllo wants a orenmery. It i Republicans can all iuit lighting long enough to abuio Bryan. . fjpeaker Henderson's letter aro not holpfng Itepublicnu harmony. . "Hiilum ljoya don't visit saloons and Balcin ulrls don't loaf at tho railroad dopot. I I t Is a small (wlitlclan any bigger be cause you put him on n national plat form? I S Theru Is no goxl reason why Bob shouldn't treat Billy Hall as fairly as he did Billy Bryan. 1 1 : Candidates who bucked upauainsl the natlvo sons organliatlon In tho county convention got left. f - Bob oiiiiht not to be blamod for his light ou Hall for county clerk. Personal polities Is all ho understands. Tho Marlon county Hopublioon con vention considered that silence was golden uhoiit .Marlon county flumires. I I t That was n wry protty compliment the llepubllcans of Marlon county paid Jiistlro Wolvorton, n merited but un solicited endowment for a rciiomlua- tlon, t I I Docs niiyonu doubt endless pronecu tions would be coudiiuted to run bills in Marlon county if Bingham mid I'nttor- Ion could gut oontrol of Tiik Joukmai. and have control of the courts lu this county. This year there w III be ipiltu u crop of rhlllppinu heroes dipt. Phillips, of I, lun is to Ite sheriff, f.leut. Murphy, of.Miirion is to bo sheriff. Well, that's n whole lot better Hum building them a monument. I t I Albany papers complain Hint their saloons harlior and sell liquor to boys In violation of tho law. In this roscct Halem saloon men lake u good stand. Minors aro seldom found Intoxicated in tho capital city. 4 I I Cupt. Heath, who galtontly led the MoMlnuville heroes at MuluUm Is a cundidate (or congress ou the Union ticket, Itlsbullevrd he he would get more than tho Bryan vote. This dis trict needs a good newspaper man in congress to throw light on some of the rotteuiiesadowii there. I t The ItepublUmit bar ussuolatiou of 1'orllaud, by n vote of 60 to 1 1, rejected tho rort of the investigating commit tee exonerating District Attorney Sew- nil from charges of corruption. Judge Mculiin is leading the light against Sowull and is showing up it surprising slate of otllolul rottenness in theolllce. . Indication are that as Tutu Tongue tun It unto Hermann m It will Ihi ilone to him. In the congressional contest (r the Itopoldteau iMiniiiatlou Carter will lmoJuckioti exHinty, Hewitt IJuu oouuty, Hatch Marion oounly, Brtiwuell Oteiikamas etwuty ami Dily Beiituu oouuty, n total of tt) Miles wit of 1W, or ltl les ttiun a majority. 1 1 : The OFeonliu on Setutwr Simon's veto for fre trade with Porto llioe: district in Great Britain. In this country because of tho machine methods In vogue in tho conduct of parties, a man cannot bo nominated forofllcein most Instauces unless he Is willing to sell his political birthright, as well as his soul and body, to somo political boss or peanut pollti-' clan. A moment's reflection reveals the magnitude of this theft of power from tho people by the party bosses. Tho power that controls tho nominations is tlio power that controls the elections and tho various public administrations. Yot the jieoplo have permitted this power to be stolen and apparently have very little interest In whether they ever get it back or not. hast Orcgonian, Dallas Itcmizer: Almost every county in this congressional district lias n Ite publlcon candidate of its own to whom tho congressional delegates will lie pledged. Mr. Tongue will probably have tho largest initial following but by no means enouglih to nomlnato him. What combinations tho others may form to defeat him can now Ira only a matter of conjuncture. And while thoy are rowing among themselves somo good Democrat may slip Into congress. Kdltor Gllstrap who ran a Populist paper until recently has tho following to say of certain Americans lu his now Itopubllcart paper at Kugcne, and n cer tain English-American: Carter, dutch, Ifowltt and Browncll will each receive cornnlimontarr men tion In the congressional convention after wnicii mo session win go uown to oust ncss and ro-nominato Tlios. H. Tongue. x : t A Philippine captain ol the Second Oregon, Bort Heath, a bright young McMlnnvillo editor, Books tho Union nomination for congress. An editor in congress from Western Oregon would bo n novelty. If ho would go thoro and publish tho truth about what Is going on at tho nation's capllol, ho would render a valuable service. . . What Marion County needs is a thor ough ventilation beforo the people of Its county nffalrs, that tho eople may know tho truth and tho facts, not from 4 party standpoint, but to know what remedies to apply. Will County Chair man Wrightmau insist ujion such n cauvaxs being made? t I : Ben Colbath, head deputy undor Sher iff Durbln, is prominently mentioned as n Democratic candidate for sheriff, pro vided that his party puts nn opposition ticket in tho field. Ben is familiar with thu work ofthoolljco, and would ben competent man in tho place, t I ! The plan of tho push politicians Is to run tho county campaign ou national Issues and evade n discussion ol County matters. Then aftor they aro In, get onto their necks with party pressuro to pay tho obligations Incurred. t Judge J, U. Fairhauk la prominently mentioned as Union candidato for jus tice of the ten Halem precincts, lie 1 mi old soldier, has had exorionco, and It is believed would not run tho of lice for partisan purposes. t 4 Tho H)oplo of Marion county want n non-partisan administration ol thu county court. They don't want admin islrntors, guardians mid road viewers appointed under tho Ixinovolont in fluences of n party pull, t t Wouldn't It have looked Just as well if Banker and Landownor Harry Miller had taken somo worthy young Republi can along as his consular clerk to Hang- cluing as his daughter? t : : The Union Jaok and the Stars and Stripes will lie twined together on tho occasion of the bcnollt for Prof. Scoble, the old Kngllsli-Amerloau music teacher. I I I For a new precinct Sidney did protty well to get as good a man ns Isaac Need ham on for County commissioner, t t t Hurrah for Hermann. If these aro not enough olllces he will create t hem. at"p A 111 -HadMiK uLf When a Chinaman becomes a criminal, the law punishes his par- enta and even the grand- XgCctn parents. This is only me vgj extreme logical ap- doctrine of hered ity. In this coun- try, we leave nat ural law to deal with its own offenses, and many a mother is punished through the physical weak ness and peev ish temper of Pomer?mafnly err through ignorance They enter the marriage state already disordered by IrreguUn y oJJP": The delicate and sensitive organs, pecu liarly feminine, are lu no condition for the shock which is consequent on the Meat change. Drains that are offensive fd debilitlting are set up, i""' nncl ulceration witli female trouble are added In time, and when mot iieruoou comes the strength of body is tariefl& and the condition of mind unfit, for the responsibility. The natural result is a chid that Is unhealthy and unhappy, Happy wifehood, i healthy motherhood, beautiful chlldren,alt follow the u of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It stops the drains, allays Inflammation, heals ul ceration, cures female trouble, soothes then.rvcs, and put. the delicate ftrnale organs in a condition of perfect health. " An.le m.ckr. of 6Wt Strct .TV .'".I i.J n, - using- "r. Y-. ;- . ; i - . 1 ,h h,,, !i.i!th.and now I hire a J,M".bl '. hire recommended your medicine, to i serera I oT rar frlendi and they hire been benefited by Vomen find valuable help in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. Sent free on receipt of stamps to pay cost of mailing only. Send at one-cent stamps for the book In paper binding, or 31 stamps for cloth binding. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Hull's Congh Syrup will prove a quick mid sure cure for croup. Mothers, when your children are attacked with that dreadful dUcao,you can dopend on this marvelous rvmefy. It never fails toenientonce. Price aftc. Flatulence 1'ii.ijt. is cured by Bkkciiam'h CONVICT ROAD LAW. Supt. Lee, of the State Prison, Cannot Do Much for Want of Means, A Salem special has this: Superintendent J. D. Lcc, of tho peni tentiary, reports that owing to the largo amount of other work on hand it will not bo possible to do much in tho way of improving tho public roads, as provided by an oct of tho last legislature. Tho act authorized tho superintendent to work tho state teams on the roads when not othorwlso employed, and to pur chase such "plows, picks, shovels, rojl ors and other appliances" ns might bo necessary in deing snhl work by convict labor. Tho unusual amount of work In the way of putting In crops and clearing land Is keeping tho state teams busy, and it was found that if much road work should bo done it would bo necessary to purchaso two more teams, Tho ques tion whether the act authorizes tho purchase of teams for tho puriraso of working them on tho loads was submit ted to Attorney General Blackburn, and ho has held that horses do not come under the term of "other ap pliances," and that the teams cannot bo bought. Siiiermtendcnt I.eo says, how over that ho will work the force ho has to the best advango posslblo, putting what little road he may work in erman cut shape. Hauling grnyol requires the roost team work. Peace Declare, Why devote all your tiino thu Boer War and tho Gold Alaska? Thoro are other matters of rcailliiL' tho Gold Fields of vital Impertance: you may makoatrin Kant, and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo tho beat ser vice, uso tho Wisconsin Central By between St. Paul ami Chicago. For rates and other Information, wrlto Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore gon. T.ASU'fa Anlnvmtltl HasliAli Tsui anna nie iii.mviuiiiiI uvmivil. Aimts Ctn D, "Do Witt's Little Karly Itinera always bring certain relief, euro my headache and novergrlpo." They gently cleanse ami Invigorate the bowels and liver, Stones Drug Stones. O'Ji.B'roit.iA.. Dtars to A II" Kisd Ym Hart Alwrs Bo;jM -Gz&mc M. B. Smith, Butternut, Mich., Bays, "DoWitfa I.ittlo Karly Kisers are tho very best pills I over used for costivo ness, liver and bowel troubles." Stones Drug Mores. Tho Kllto Studio is first clus In all Its apK)intments. Always up to dato In poso, lighting and finish, new styles, lyiKiiTiuu prices, uigu class woric, ner Commercial and Court street. Cor- tf "It la a remarkable and praUe worthy j luiuiHiMHi ui puiwuui rourngo mm iuy ally to tl e euMseioHco und the welfare ol thoKMkleof Oregon and the entire PaeifW Coast. Wlto ean lie the advisors ol the ether three Oregon men in con gress, that they eoMllnueto outrage the unanimous sotiiliuettt ot their eomtitu enta?"' t t t Tom Twiguo's patter twys : "Asiorllatehand Hewett neither of them men havu eer been Iteiwied by Ihwlr county by being uivwti a seat tn the state leglstatHro. The stale knows nothing ot thorti. They are untried and dealrv to jump from the walks of private Hie lo ooMgrert at ette ttrtde." This is Hot exactly fair. Both (latch awd Hewett have beet lowered time aud again by their Iwune cities and counties, and there U no particular honor titling seul to the legislature on Hie terws gnei aHy reqvti rel. The signatures of ten e(theus will iHHi'nate any mau parliament hhj- T0DAYS MARKET. Pohtlvnii. April S. Wheat, valley M ol, Walla Walla, 53061. Flour Portland, best grade! 2.70 lo a.iiu. Riiperuiie fi'.iu ierl)lil. Out-White MdJStW, grey 33 to 31. Hay Timothy flUutlO insr ton. Hop 7aitV; oltl crop &&, Wool N'alloy, 12lSc; Kaitern Ore gon, 8Ho; Mohair, STtf.lG. Mlllstun-Bran, l3j shorts, 16. PMillr- Chickens, mixeil, I3.W to 6.00; hens, f5 to ti.OOj turkeys, ilvo 13c. KKM-Oregon, 12 to mto r dox. Hides Ureon. mlted tW ll, 83Hc; Hiuler CO lbs, 7H8 i sheep (ells, 169 ()ulonii-$l.50a8.50 uir cental. Iiutter Best ilairv. 30137W! Unnv iu.i... Ril ... in . . ... . 2L., T ..-.. lVilolow-oO to 0e pr sack. lltV Heavy dressed 5 to He. Mutton Dreeml. 7 to : Wf w, wiii,i lrf-KteeM.Jlll.Wrcowt8jiO3rtj Veal Dressed, 7 g 8c. Mrs. Harriet Kvans, Hinsdale, 111., n rues, "i never mu xo relieve my ciiil urtui irom croup ni once uy using Ullt Jlliuito Cough Cure. I would not feel safe without it." Quickly cures coughs, colds, grippe anh all throat and lung iiiEiMsva. Diuiics i'nig Mores. BUUI VARKXT. Wheat (IS uiuds ami over. 4tVu Wool, 16V, MolHtir, 50e. IIops- f 7Ut Outs SB to 30o. 'Ai lklel, eheat.fS; timothy, ,0Q Kcw Be easli : 1(V ir.l. Ftwr In wlwlesalolets, .N); retail, W: .MUUtufls-Hran. fl3j shorts, Uli, HtV DresAsi, 6. lave eauie M.vrs, aj ; WWi o 3o Sheeiv-.5Q33. DrwMsl Veal l),c. BqlterlWry. 15c; orawery, luhry-Chtokous, 3. lnrV, "PuUtoee S60 to 35c. to Seeds Seeds A full stock of ganlen. grass, clover and Ihwer seeds. All choice, reliable mhms. rnces tne lowest in the stale. Send for catalogue. Special prices to Gardners. HlllSWSTER & AVIIITE Phone 1781, 01 Court St., Salem Or. Dealers in hay, grain, mill feed, flour etc. Bicycle Repairing The undersigned have fitted up a machine and repair shop with i.ew machines, new tools, ami have power and experieincewitlt which todotlrst-classwork. Ma chine work and bicycles repaired at short notice, at fair prices. Your patronage solicited. 3-3tf Harold Reynolds The Affairs of Europe are faithfully portrayed in the original and exclusive cable dispatches which Iiib Chi cago Record prints daily'from the leading capitals of the old world. This magnificent special service is in process of being greatly extended so as to include every important city in the civilized world; and it is supple mented by the full regular cable service of The Associated Press. The Chicago Record, alone of all American newspapers outside New York city, now prints original and exclusive cable dispatches daily from the leading capitals of Europe. Pacifln h 'I SOUTH Southern THE SHKTjroiitc uette Wm 1 1 I SSc , 11. Ill r in v f 'lr IU( The undersigned are now occupy ing the Willamette Stable, south Commercial street, and are ready to hire yon a nice rig or feed and care for your team when in Salem. Horses boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Yout patronage sallc. Ited. s-ian e ra&S&rrsEigffiKSd. ' Edgar Bros. 63 State si. MONTHLY MAGAZINE is the only magazine containing every month artistic ami interesting tULUKCU iluusiiuiiij mu """'"b ' each issue a COLORED SUPPUWWT by some distinguished artist. . THE LITERARY FEATURES OF "TRUTH" arc of the highest order and embrace work Irom the pens ot Henry James, Julian Ralph, Mrs. Burton Harrison, Stephen Crane, Justine Ingcrsoll, Carolyn Wells, Gustav Kobb5, Car oline Ticknor, I'crriton Maxwell and other leading writers. THE BLACK AND WHITE ILLUSTRATIONS arc of the highest character anil, being printed on fine wood cut paper, are presented in the most attractive form. .. .'. A specimen copy will be sent on receipt of two-cent stamp if the paper in which this advertisement appears is mentioned. Price, 25 cents. Annual Subscription, S2.50. Send for Special Term to Agents. TRUTH COMPANY, iqth St., and 4th Ave., New York. New? Hearse! NEWLY FITTED UNDERTAKING PARLORS LARGEST LINE OF 1 J JiP MJ 'aaUOalHMsMlisJMsVtslH Eu 0 Goods Underpin MISSoNew City Morgue A, B, Buren, Proprietor, its mat you That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you save money by tradinjr here. Other people do. Why not you. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most LUIIipiClC. Hanitt & Lawrence, Save OLD rOSTOFFICE OICOCKRY L M. KIRK. 54. 56. & RR Cntac riiunuiio 4 I Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Cement, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored Wagon Scalcsxtc, oltliocitr' "'U'arel"att""U0" 8,wn ,0,1,e Miy 0' d to auypart Successor to Geo. L NeaL Under new iiiannacement, Tho Saloon, formorlv ocounuxl l.v n r v 1, o Ims bcn re-oinmc! by i: II, CoIikih Fi.u. i ,,JJ ; i, y (j' l" NwtlA Xo. 88P Comniorcinl M sm. & 2781. ' Wl",!3, llquor a,ul C,S- THE T? H rSrrTk The only iwfct llicyde crank hanger. "7 our r.m ir.. prosMiw on U seU.oilini; crunk uCir ,,.", ,' f "" le,s other styWoI bicycle. nil on tjSf.'n?! U any Stirockot mns W ii. .71'.-" ?n 8lm't' 'veraKo. ,-.,., ,,,v uvuiiugs ; ; bKUNfl 1A BKi lBvivn 1 ALL AND HE CONVINCED A. ROBERTS 105 8TVT8 ST8EKT. ihums .;. 7oRolls of 1900 ace jtt if WE LAN 1 PLEASP Ynn c F. W. HOLLIS & CO 1st Door North of Post Office Trnlnn Initvn Hnin rn- t.. .v . .. .-.... iur iorilnni smtionB at u:ii a. m. nml 4o.i i,r ivmauu. hr Balem. Ar Aihlnnil. .. mi Ar Sacrinenlo. Ar Ban Franclico.., na .. tn ' ISoTh ,:2aS irart 'as AM iia5 6.41 ; r. u f3 ArKama. L'ltr.. Ar Chicago...; jji A U irliB.ei!!:::---- iaTT Ar fori Worth oSa m Ar Cltr orMexlco vm a m Ar Houiun .Z. Joo a u Ar New Orleans ea r i! Ar Washluaion 1sam at New YofV . Zljja'pj, Pull mnn nml 'IVim.i... - trains. Chair cars Sacrarnento inT and El Paso, and tourist rar?n?8j, St. Louis, Now Orln, ,M?.gfe Connecting at Ban ,FSmSSSoJ oral Btoamsh In nca for ltnnI.i ,T" aga.kl"-"a'a C. II. MARKIIAM, G. I a 1'ottland, dfPn 0JR.&N DirAar ron "Faiir Mall S p. m, 5 Icano Fiver 3.16 pm 8p m. 811. tn. ex. Buu Uatur- iu p, m. TtUv anv. rnim I'ortUntl, ), i.iT nV'i!.VJS ;r.-- n;vEr u:.v r..w "h Ulllla,ljllIcoandKa.t,, iHin 8.UpM Walla Walla. Bpokaue, Mlun. dfw. apolls, tit. faal. IJoluui, M. nV.V waakoe c ilcua .nrt ', " , ";r -t -.alI juj . . a. npwAw uTtTrrr.-.Ttv.v. For San Frauclaoo, oan oTory uva aaye. COI.tJMDIA I1IVEII UIKAMEIW. To Aitorja and way LanJIugt ,-.. ,,-..V'h,,AK1TK JUVKII Salem nUudluV..4,,1WDCr,r nJ Ma I B. m ax Uqd! Ar8. i. If . m Mon, land vri SffiSE?: Anil WivtvAlnrsTiiiu,,!.- mi... day, 8,Mp. m, 7' lnurwr M 8tuf Wtt.f7?.B??lVlSlOH City If tlio ateatueraaro delayed there Hound trip tickets to all pc riti In Oreicoo, vtahlOKton or C I for,,.. Connections raatfo at Portland "in all rail, ocean and rlvur lines. n m ??MvaiS,8J AK1-. Portland, Or. doC-kffiS!s,AKenl'TradcStrect llOltili & BARKER, City Agents. Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad TIME CARD, 2 For Vaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:45 p,m - Tra n leaves Corvallis.... 1:65 n. U1 . 5ra,D n.rr,vc Yaqulna . 7:25 p. m I Returning: Leaves Yaqulna tJOOa.ui Lcavca Corvallis 11:30 a. in Arrives Albany 12:15p.ui. 3 For Dotrelt: Leavet, Albany 7:00 a. ui Arrives Dotrolt 11:30a. m 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:20p.m. Airlves Albany 5:p.ni. Ono and two connect at Alhany at! Corvallis with Koutlicrn Pacltlctialot, Klylng direct servleo tiand from New port and adjacent, beaches. Trains for tlio mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample time to roach camplug grounds on tbe Ilrcltcnbusll and Mnnrlnm river th samo day. II. U WAI.DEN. EDWIN 8T0NK, T K. 4 1'. A. llauapr TUKNKU Aaent. Albany, Ore. ' Canadian Pacific Ry Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Best service To and from all points KaBt and Europe Tho only lino running throuiih ol ran TonbIo lloolrti Boston. Without Change. Itoyal Mail Steamship Line to Japan and China. Canadian aud Australian bteamshlp Lino to Tourist Cars to HAnnlnlii nrul nnfno ho liuuujuitj auuiiudu (i alia For ratos'nnd Information apply to C. M. LOUKWOOD Agent. Salem Ore. R. J. Coyle, A.O.P.A, Vancouver HO n Oregon Short Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points j..t-o tnu.t-u oi iwo iavor.io mult", tho UNION PACIFIC Fast SlailLl". or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic LIms- No Change of Cars. On thn Pnrlln,l.PI,tonn R.wvfll. "Uie finest in tho West," Equlppod-Wlth Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers Su'erbLibrarvBuffetCars Splendid Dinners, Heals a la carte cree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete v Vestibuled For further information PP'y'S C. O. TERRY, V. E. COMAN Trav, Pass. Agt. Gen,U8n' hv