The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 07, 1900, Image 2

Historic Oregon Newspapers

The Daily journal., April 07, 1900, Image 2

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1900)

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.8 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 4 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text""THIIfmj, i V 1 Man' To. Dl. .!... -...1 KiltieM Htl Crt af , " JU"-,'CI -l from PO-JV S Men s Patent leather dress shoe, do 4 ton's Vci Kid, Heavy sole, Kid lined W .....I ll reduced f rn. .. ':. "F5 tom ;ou. wmm'wvi 2i iaf jil iran C .?iSiwnBnineooa Men's Vici Kid Heavy sole, extension U eAvtt rn(f WnAA reduced m en ,vuh';i van i mi. vi, nora jijy. Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe. Kid lined. Hoivv sol. "25 S.O. " -- w w.wy I Will f-W " Mens Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest shape, "2 $3.50. Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, Beacon i ue. "ffiSf S3.50. 5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 5 Boston toe, "ESS 33-50. . mc.ia run oiuck vair uouuyear wen, 4, atkVvV AT j $G).35J Z 1 Cambridge toe, "ftST4 33.50, rO wMfj6f bboe store IX 04 Stato 6t FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY CALL ATONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF A SIZE ipo will do It! Cam I upend 10 and vet get a satisfactory sult7 Jloro than once recently wo havo bcon nuked Juit that question. Wo ay "yes" with emphasis, fit) will buy a black clay wcuva diagonal milt will buy a blue serge nilt will buy a splendid suit in chov Iota oi casslmores. There is na room for fault about the style, the fabric the sewing, The suit is tailored as it should be, which means thorough workmanship every button, every stay. Every seam In rlghtl l'uy twice ns inucli If you like. In innny places yon get no bolter values llinnour f 10 suits. Wo know wo aro winning now friends by combining reasonableness of price with rellablo tailoring. JDWOur lino of (10 suits Is exceptional value. G. H. Johnson & 60., The Peoples Clothiera and Furnishers. ' i, pale, then your lips and checks arc pale, your nerves weak, and your whole body grcatlydcbilitatcd. Thcdoc torssay "You havcamemia." There's just one thing you need something to make the blood rich and red. will certainly do this. It will make the most happy changes for you, and soon your old strength and ac tivity will return. at nd (,,!! drujfllti. SCO IT It IIOWNB, Chtmltt,, N.w York. POPULIST CONVENTION Met at the City County Chamber, Friday-Forenoon. Proceeding to form a Ticket for the Peoples' Parly of Marlon County. TUB DAILY JOURNAL hV I40XBH UHOTMKHR SATURDAY, Al'HIL 7 WOO, olljr, Ono Year SS.oo, In Aitvauo Dally, Four Moulin 91 00 h advause r,Atly, Onsfo r 1.00, In inJvau Important If True. Hit ru1l-Muunl(lner, Ajoll i, IW, Ex-Unltcd Htatcs Senator John II. Mllchull Is In tlio city, having nirlvod .this morning from Pendleton, where ho tins been attending to Inw business. Sir. Mitchell declare that ho Is unllroly out of politics, nud decllno to expros an opinion on nny of tlio matter now before, congrrw. Ho says he is now n prlvato cltUon, and whllo ho hike a deep Inter Dt In what U going on In Washington he haa no comment to mako on public affair. . ii i m m m Hostility to Aliens. tprlntflfltl lUfuUUan. Tho effort of certain toiiator to pro vent by legislation anyjjold' ruining In tho Cj Nome district oN Alaska by aileua cast Into tho shade- itnylhfng In tho way of restriction over attompted by tho Jloer. Tho United States govern ment could keep out alien miner entirely nud this country would contltiuo to bo ranked at a great clvlliied power. But tho Iloers, who lot thu aliens havo tho gold and practically all 1 except tho state Itself, aro denounced as a iem. r.lvlllir.1 people yot living In tho 10th or or 17th century. ' A Mich Piox,riu. Itomoxobank taxo. Tux tWlVto lUeana, Ihoot the Hllplno. liaiun tho Dutch In South AfrUa. Pay tot5 a ton lor amor plate HpreAil clvlllutiou In tl InUrwt of tlm trusts. . Qorkkii. I'licrto ltlcoaksfor juttlci', but Con uress prefers to giva tier charity. It 11 nlvrays plciisantur nml easier to bo gen erous than to bo fulr. Snu I-'raiii'lnco Call. At lied Time I takn a pleitnint lirrli drink, thu next morning I feel hrhslit and lit v com plexion is Killer. My doctor says it nets gently on tho stomach, liver nnd kidnoyM, nud Is n pleasant laxative. It Is Hindu of herbs, and U prepared m easily as ten. It Is culled Uuio'n Medi cine. All drugirislH sell It at lifc. and M cl. Ijiiiu'h rnmlly Misllcliio moves tho lm well imnli day. If you rannnt wl it, send for freo Nimplo. Add rem, Orator v. wcxxiwanl, l.olloy, . Your Sunday Dinner Wo nmiiino that you will bo pleiucd to learn that such a Monday dinner as you can appreulato will bo waiting your order at tlio old rullublo restaurant. Wmtaoott A Hroi.x. "A Penny Haed is a Penny Honied." neouomy Is tho lesson taught by this saying. It Is trim economy to taku Hood's Baraiarllla at this season Int. causa It purities, enriches und vilalUe thu blood and thus prevents sickness, and puts tho who system In a statu ol liealth for tho coming season. lUery Uittlo of llood'i Karsaparllla contains 1U0 uosc iMsltlvo pnwf that It Is eeon om nv to tako only Hood's CoiutlmtIon is enrol by Hood's l'llls. '.'Ret, Mtdford I'rou l'ress: .Men will not get rid of Inula und monopolies ai long ns they bellovo theso thing aro tlio re sult of iipial opHirtiiilly and liberty of action, reading 'Ids of Mr. Harriet Hvsn, Hinsdale, III., write. "I iioxerfall torvllovo my ohtl- drw Irotu croup at onco by nslog Onu i u MlnuloCVugl! roanh uro anfo without U." Quickly curwi coughi, ijoanli all mnmi btouo Drug Store, coi, grlj aiMMH. I would net fol thrimt and lung Pcaco UecUie. Why devolo all your liuio tho Itoer War nnd tho Oold Mel AUskaT Thero nro other matter of vital Importance- you may mako a trip Rait, and will want to know how to rarer, in nruer to uavo ilia iHvrtsr yietj, uj tho Wlsconatu Central Hy wiswii si. raui aim i;uimgi. rr rates ami oilier luiormatlon, HrltoJu. A. Olook, Oeneral Agent, lVrtlund, Oro Iton. Tho Populist county convention was well attended on Friday. Wo gho bo low a summary of romo of tlm proceed cccdlngs and eomo of tho debates : I). K. Hnank expressed himself as heartily In favor of a citizens' move, in out. Ho suggested that tho convon Hon olect doleiratc to tho stato nnd con gressional convention; then adjourn af ter leaving tho mattor of tho nomina tion of leglslatlvo nnd county tickets In tho hands of tho county committee. A slnglo nomination could bo mndo lor tho purpopo of preserving tho party organization. Mr. Hvrank thought this should Imi de cided by tho commlttoo. 1'or tho con vention to do this would bo fusion, and honasnot In favor of any party fusion (applause); ho was In favor of a fusion Of till) 1'JCOI'I.K. T. A. Cooper endorsed tho nomination of a ticket, and It should ho aomioscd of men who would withdraw if tho citizens' move should ho brought about. Ho thought that consideration should bo given to tho fact that tho members elected to thu leirlslatura would hohi to oleet a United Hiatus senolor. T C.Jory was called for. Halhoughtj that from thu slandpointof good govern-' mont, not partisanship, It would ho bust I for tho convention not to put out a county ticket. I Tho Information was sprung on tho j convention that two cnndldatos on tho Itopuhllcun leglslatlvo tiuket had pledged ' themselves to suport th Initiative and rufnraiiihiin, and It was proposed lo on- ilnrM.1 lliiMifi livii lm( tli. tili.n .11. 1 .i.tl ' " ...,- .', .. .i.v. ...t .iirfc seoui to meet with approval. John A. Jeffrey thought that all woro IniavorofnoltUens movement, and thol Haloui Nos. i and 4 j Jno. 1. IloLert ipiestlnn arises as to thu proper method son. committee. Issuing an address to tho people explaining tho action. Moved to amend by leaving blank also the legislative ticket to bo filled later if necessary by a committee appointed by the convention. Mr. Jeffrey mado a stirring talk In sup part of his proposition. Ha thought the tinio for partisanship to tako a back scat for patriotism had gone by. Tho timo had como for the people to lay nsldo partisanship. H. Cleveland was afraid that such action would le laying down tho Peoples party. There might bo no citizens' ticket. Ther was no aesuranco that tho Democrats would not put up a full ticket from top to bottom. Ho preferred a goldbug Itepubllcan who would sup port tho initiative and ro'orendum to a reformer who would not. i;. O'Fllrig asked If tho appointment of a committee to make tho ticket would bo Imrylng tho people's party, while nominating a tlckot with tlio understan ding Unit It should be withdrawn, would not bo tho eamo7 It, It. Ityan moved to amend tho nmendmont to put up a full tlckot from top to bottom, but was voted down very vociferously. Tho Jcffroy nmondment to tho amend ment was voted down. Tho original motion was then carried hy a vote of CO to 63. It was moved to nominate two candi dates on the leglslatlvo ticket, which was carried. John A. Jcffroy and J, W. Jory wero nominated. Tho mattor of filling the rest of tho ticket was thou loft to tho central com inlttro. Tho question of tho power of tho central commltteo to withdraw the two candidates nominated nil' raised but was not voted upon. Mr. Jeffrey statoil that If it,becamo necessary, ono could bo withdrawn by calling at his olllco. IlKKOLUTIONS AUOITtU). Wo your commltteo on resolutions heg leave to report the follewing: 1st National Affairs: Wo realllrm the principles of tho Peoples Party asset forth In thu national platform of said party. 2nd, Stato nnd County Affairs; Wo demand an economical and honest ad ministration of county audstoto affairs, to tho uud that tho people mav Imi rolloved from tho bunions of unjust taxation under which they aro being crutdiud, and which amounts to virtual confisca tion. .'Ird; Wo demand, for tho oopl0, tho rluht ol self goornmcnt through tho initiative, the referendum and tho im perative mandate. A resolution Introduced hy A. C. I.lb beywas n.lontod, expressing regret at tliulossol K. 1.. Ilililiaril, who Bponcor, J. Luringo, Henry Joost, W. Clark, all by Collins proxy. Howell; L. Woods, B. Wcisncr, Al McCan, O. W. Wolf, J. Stevens, E. Stevens and Geo Weeks. Hubbard t 0. W. Dlmmtck. Jefferson : J. W. Pate, T. A. Cooper, A. 0. LIhby. J. T. Curl, 11. N. IJnlll, Blackwell and W. F. Jones. Macleey: Asa Eoff, John Short, F. A. Myers, Will Jones and Will Short. Moniter: J. It. White, T. F Hoggs, M. J. White. F. Fenkke, A. Aas and G. F. Bonney. all by J. It. White, proxy. Prespect: II. D. Matthews. Falem No. 1 : John M. Payno, A. S. Slippy and John A. Jcffroy. fialnm No. 2: D. W. Frascr, by J. P. Itobertson, proxy; T.L. Golden, It. H. Lenbo, J. P. Frlzzoll and John P. Itob ertson. South 8.lem : 15. O'Flyng, Earl Jory, C. I.. Weaver, Milton Brown, J. Col gan, John Ulbion.Frcd Mclntyro, J. W. Olttcn, Leo Ahbay, Henry Johns and J. Hrexsler. South Sllverten: G. I.. Brown, E. 0. Baker, T. 0. Darby, J. W. Taylor, I-. C. Bass, G. W. Murphy, A. F. Apple, 0. Darby, J. W. Thomas, 8. F. Darby. Sidney: II. A. Light, J. A. Colby, John W. Jory, T. 0 Jory and George M. Elgin. Turner: II. C. ItobcrUon, G. W. Hunraker, Wm. II. Harris, J. L. Itob ertson. Yew Park: J.C.Webb, I. M. Wag ner, A. M. Blalston, II. Hhaw, II. P. Cleveland, J. Dumas and M. Stanton. North Salem: F. J. Clark, R. II. Ityan, John Hoffman, 'A. K. Ferguson, Geo. B. Jacobs, F. J. Beatty, O. Hutch- Ins, 0. 0. Browster and 8. W. South wick. Scotts Mills: G. 0. Matlock, Clios. Sheppcrd, Anton Ettlcn, by Matlock, proxy, and W. II. Adair. The election of precinct chairmen by tho precinct delegations resulted ns fol fel fol eows: Aumsvlllo, S. T. Loudon; Eu glonood, I. II. Keys; Scotts Mills, Grant Matlock; Ilorob, Geo. A. Spencer; How ell, 0. W. Weeks; Jefferson, W. F. Jones; Macleay, Asa I, Eoff ; Monitor, M. J. White; Salem No. 1, J. M. Payne; Salem No 2, J. P. Frizzcll; Salem No 3, B.J. Sharp; Salem No. 4,A. Olingcr; South Salem, 0. I. Weavnr; South SIN verton, T. V. MrClellan ; Sidney, J. W. Jory; Turner, I. U Kobortson; Yew Park, P. Shaw; North Salem, It. It Ityan. I ftwv'3HrM?'TtrfW ZZZZ-MvnKnvt?rr'T - y"TW-- --- lidi i'illl : These Letters Prove that Lydla 0. Plnk- ham's Vegetable Compound Makes Women Strong. r Lnllnrs from Mv3, Gosta TjSnVSv ifnl J. S-l have decided to write and n" vour advice In my ease. 1 have bcenslek o and oyn forr about eighteen years and hare been doctoring with different doctors, also been to tho hZual but got no relief. I am at predentin bed S womb dlsoase. I hope through you ttoto reUcf."-MJis. L. Coota. tlroderlck, Cal., beptun 'DKAnMiis. riKiii-r:-I moire thnnthanUyou . . .t.- .ii ..i .no in vniir first lotter. I useil B Pinkham-a Vegetable Compound and It did mo more mA tlmn oil tho doctors. 1 uin now ft well wo- man nnd am able to do all my work ami at night Lydla Ii PlnWwm'n Vegetable iCom Joond U the best In the world.-MHS. L. Costa, Ilroderick, Cal., August 1, 18W). Two Letters from Mrs. Karkart " Dkaii Misi. Pi.nkiiam :-l have fearful pain In , i i.,nT..nn notilii.r dtand or wrillt. I havo a burning pain In right Me of Uwels nnd have nalu when 1 lie dow n. Meimtmatlou Is very Southern l.T 8alem Ar Athlaml - Ar Sacramenlo , Ar Ban FralicUco.. .- ArOedcn Ar UciiTcr.. Ar Kama, Cltr. Ar unicaRO. Ar NotcYorJ Pullman painful nnd hw always been: am iron, icu V f..i.u i..iw.m. n.ilii In small of ha- k und ftt f times stinging r-"" I" "- y".,'' ftdvlco in regard to my trouble '-Mm. Minnii. ,, f MAiiKKnT, 100 Summit Ave., Hoboken, N. J., May j. To Curo a Cold In Ono Day Tk Lniatlvo llromo Uulnlua IVthlrl All valued inombor of thu Peojilo's Party. PKI.IMUTK8 TO HTATIC AND CONOIIKHHIOSil, CONVBNTIO.V. Aumsvlllo and Aurora, I). E. Swank. Elkhoru and Brletenbush; J. 11. Nowatnuy. Ilorob nud Brooks; J, A. Jeffrey. Howell, Klkhoru nud Champocg; l'.IIU StepheiiN. Jefferson and Marlon; W. F. Jones. Macleay, Fuirll eld and Mehama; J. F Short. Monitor and Silver Falls; J. U. While. Mt Angol and Balorh No. 1: Jno. M, Poyii 1 lrttitfl( lefUDil Ida money If It fnlU In euro, . r.. w ufiiro msnAiuru u ou uon urn. '. IfM'lud Methuen doesn't conduct himself with moro circumspection, he's really Ifahlo to get into a little trouble with his friends tlio Boers. .... T -j .. ntytfr lailintl Z "DsAnMns. j'inkiiaji : i vnii) "". " t r wrni n vou two months ugo. Tho doctors f said I had Inflammation of tho womb and ovaries. I was In such pain that I eoulU nor, want, nianu or sleep. I have now taken sis bottles of Vego-4-t.i rvimnmind. one box of l.lver Pills nnd used three packuges of Sanatlro Wash ; also followed ,! iwMen In reirnrd to other things and am f..nllnff twrfoetlv well and can do all my work." ' Mns. Mikie Maiikkut. 100 Summit Ave., Hoboken, N. J., Juno 24, 1809. Can Vorlt AU Say Thn doutni- suld luv nerves wans alt, blood lm- iv. n,i,lil.w1 wttli liniuls nnd feet awellini. nlso had leucon' oja. I havo tukeu six bottles of Vegetable Compound and feel well once more. 1 lime gained twenty-seven pounds nnd am ablo to work all day in tho store nnd do not feel tired when I get homo nt night." PrrnA M. Lova, care of L. Wolfson, San Antonio, Texas. T?.. .. ...n..nM l.irtttrc enmn ttttTinn lirdnr-r! liv rv lively vuiimii imiuhj jw,.,v. ..w.... W..MU j LYDIA E. PINKUARFS VEGETABLE COMPOUND iVork Rr1 ,vd.a 1 i f r i i u - At mi . w liiilB. A i mm m 18.11 4 8p,m' S - -vrnMrr-Xr '- M i i!W SODTH AiNDTSSl IA Pacific Co, THE SHST ROUTE TrnlnB leavo Salem for l'ortlnn ami M.. stations at 0:44 a. m. and 4:14 p. m. I.v roruauu ... ..o w a i lixTWTi 1W AM 9MP M 33 A M uS A M . ? .43 P M iTs 7 M O0 A M ifi X u 1M AM Ihiii ISQ I' ArtM Annlea ISA) TTT Ar El 1'ftK) BJ V U Ar Fori Worth.. 8.30 A M Ar CUT of Mexico .M A M Ar HoiuUn 41)0 A M Ar Npw Orleans. 624 r M Ar WasblnRion . AH rk ... ii,a i- m Tourists 7:00 A U SOOp M 30A ij 'W A M .: A U 12 p j nnd Tourists car on boti. trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Oirln nnd El Paso, nnd tourist cars to Chicago St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington. Connecting nt Snn Frandlsco with so oral steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central nud South America. See Mr. W. W. Skinner ngontatSaloiM Station, or address 0. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Hatur- day lu p, m. teare Halcm TI1IK RCUKUmit. Krom.PurttanU 8alt liaka, Denver 11. Worth umana, nanraa Ull), sti lul,OhlLau aud Katl. Aliatri li-U.a, Hl itkiir ivuift, opuKitnQ, jniniie-i kaa. apou, m. raai, uuiuin, Mil-' Flyor wsukvo O'lilcago aud tatU I a 00 OCKAN HTKAMHIUI'B. Fur Han Frauclaco, Ball every llvadaja. COI.TJMI11A IUVKlt To Astoria and way landings, WllJiAalKTTK UIVKII MiriiBiia, oewucrg ana way laiiuiui.. J- 1 - ax Han ArH-Iaiu ?.?: We. l.klOiWalVSiviSStMVYHSWV''Vi1sHi lUVer Oily Itepiiblli-Aiit Hlnro he ha left tliuTugola Iwlilnd unouo knows what IhiUvr doe for amusrmnnl. '('hie Insant, Dun Cvllhik, ol DmtitllU county, and Ouri.llno Koplor, ol Wakhlngton oouuty, wro brought lo the asylum olinlay. Mr. ItiMAiiitA Curblo, an InumUnftho poullentlary, from Jaukinui oouuty, wn I also nilliulgitl Iiuuiio und sent tu tho (ar.ylum. "Hoascwork is had workwHotit GoldDusf WASHING FEATHER PILLOWS FMktr fltl eJ tki mci t r, Ctuab'iiii,Miarilt.liUIrttlk !( MlaJ vtur&iiUMl Wltla n iIUmI CM Do! Witdiog Povdtr 11 taU a MJ foJi rli ti atlW , trXI(ln, rl li M a4 4r4lMaiint4lua4iaiU(ba. II a awto i 4 tk ;' . t w mm, mum at aktr r wt. ft rwjwku, mdUmt lw W(U b 4.r. k.U J,J kr m u i y,i 4 wh !. tll.4U tmH,.. raiaj OCUfAMf, II, MmH, tttm vm. Iiim, wmmmmmmtmmmm mmm K$t WP.4Stfli to Imi followed, Tho host pl.iu nuuht to Imi taken to bring Iniforo citizens of this county Iho ticket that they want . Ho thought tho p.irty orgitlz.itlon ought not to bocniiiplutnly laid down, Thuro wore illllhmltios in tlio way ol bringing out n satisfactory Independent ticket. Thorn was no doubt that a majority of people in this oouuty aro lu favor a ultlxans ticket His plan would bo to hxuo tho mattor lu tho hamU of commltteo. Ho objected touudurslng candidates on Re publican ticket. He thought tlio piln oiplo of dlnvt higislatlou far enough advanced so that no p.irty would ikro to tako a position of antagonism lo It. Hut In pnictlcal iwtltlo in tlio legMaturu there woro dlffleultiiH.. Tho party caucus win a power to provont In dhldiul legislator from fLllowlug their personal prefuiimuoH or keeping their Krsonal pledges. Ought to eli-ot dole- gate to tlio state oouveiitlou, leave the iiomliiallou of candidate.! to auommlt. leo, and adjourn. HI remark wvio applauded. ViKirhww wmld o no noewwlty fur p-irtlMimhlp In oouuty ufTulm. A long as county affair wero run -on xirtln liiitts there would b little improvement Some week ago some of tho old 'arm or iiround Woodburu hud alid the qiiMllon, why vhould the Marion iouuty tx levy bo lour lime greater than that of l.lnu otmnty. All who had nsd tl o statemvut of county llimnoiw, as puh lUhed In tho Jouiinu, wore uwttro of tho onormuiiiitliffureiKM botwfou tho levies aud uxponso of Linn oouuty hiuI Ma rlou oiHint), He thuught tho reamn oould Ihi fuiiud lu tho fuol that wo have boon u little tut partlwn Mint mt 11111 in tho exeuUo ollhv ( this uounty who havo ihi string ou tin m. It I imroly a Imtluo matter and should lm truuloil a tiuh. It iiMke no dlfftneiicu wlmf Unltml Stato sviwtor n far asuunviirt h itouitleklure rou ctriiMl. Wo miirt (rgt tlwt we n PoimlUt, DeuuHHat, lUpubiliMii, r what not, and go at thU mailer a mt iivns. Tho toutlHumt amoHg the noplo wo in fvor l h HOM-MrtMti twkxt from raunty jiulgn ilowu,etlroly with o.it ryird to parUninihlp. 1. ! lloborlHin, of Thmwt, aaVval II the lAt nwaVwr had any utajWtteii tu a - 'iuii' logstklho tkikvi. He ilKHigl.t tUo li'gilalie tkikwt to boa important' at the county tir let. i Twodoiogato at lar tu iho iato ctmwutwn were vaVotwl hy UUol with-1 out iiuimmittuu. Th dioxitM liv.m i ca,h iH-lnet wr allowtsl tout the tttlkiu f any abMt d4vvMte (wm that I prts'luct. John W. Jwy iyl (. Wwkl were choei, Next in onWrf cHildepit(iii wa tho ' ewuntytlolvt. It watiuttvcxl that tho' vuuly ticket (tm muy Jjidgo dowa ' bo Ivft blank la U aiwa by a olt wn Baleui No. .1, East Salem and Scolt Mills; II. J. Sharp. South Salem; Fred A. Mulntyre. N. Sllverton und SIduuy; Geo. M. Elgin. H. Sllverton and St. Paul; T. Y. Mc Clellun. Stay ten: (I. W. Murphy. SIKerton aud Turner; I. 1. Itobertson. Gervalsaud Hubburd; Kugeno Man nlng. Wixxlhum and Yow Park; I. M. Was her mid II. Shaw. North Stilem; It. It. Ityan. 1IM.HCIATIW AltllKDirKI). Tho commltteo on eroleiitlal reported tho pn-cinut mitltled to reprosentation, us follews: Aunisvll'o; I). K, Swank, H. I, Lon don, Tom Johnson, 11, !, Snyder, G. W. Merrylluld, M. II. Spear, A. A. IIiiuii. J. I.. !.nrou. Euglewood;J. II. N'nwatney, J II Koyw, W. II. II Dunkle, M E. Smith, I) E. Johnson. Ilorob; Burt Union, J. "Collins, U A. If the prune cop turns out well, as the prospects now indicate, says tho U'abanon Express Advance, there will be many more than can bo dried in tho driers in this vicinity. Njw Location, Tho Doty fish market .formerly located at 01 Court stroct, has been moved to 140 Stato street, whero a full stock of llsh, poultry, eggs and fruit will be kept. Mr. Taylor will bo pissed to meet all his old customers and many new ones In his now location. 4-2-Ct Neu) Hearse! NEWLY H I I EU UNDERTAKING PARLORS LARGEST LINE OF To protect their crop from tho ravages of tho jack rabbit, Goone Lake ranch or, in Lake county, aro obliged to build rabbit-proof fences. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Digests what you cat. It artificially dlge.su the food and aids Nature In strengthening nnd recon structing tho oilmucted dhfcstlve or- irjuts. Ills tho latest J i ban c red digest ant nnd tonic. No other preparation can approach It In eaiclency. It in stantly rellATe and innanontly cures DjHpcpsm, lnuigesiion, iieartourn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, jlckIIoadache.Ga.stralsla.Cramna.nnd ! til other result of Imperfect digestion, '""spared by CC DsWIUACo, Cblcogu. STONE'S OltDG KTOItB. o ux. a a? on x Ji. . Bmiti. jQ Hf Kind Yh Uin Alinrt Baagfet '"S"6fisf5 f" FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION Mr. M 1" Long, of Le Ixjnp, Franklin Co , Kan., writes "Word cannot expres how grateliil I am for your kind advice and good medU cine. I have been in poor health more or les all my life lu the past nine ear grew ie, and two ram ago I wax so poorly could hardly drag around I consulted a specialist, and he Mid I had ulceration and ttut an operation would luxe to be per foiiucd Tin dhl not roii ncccMar) t mc, so time oit by, ami at kut smWc U -. IStttt asking aJtt.f. I & f.1 d MriMul ansutr diUni me to try hw uiwlietHe. the anr lte lrw(ittou. '(.,oltlru Moliral Discover),' ami aho hi 'Pleasant IVllrts.' I iwjjau takliij; 'thorite PnM-riptmn ' ami the other med icine aa aihiMxI. When commenc lug I weighed 119U pounds, ami af. ttr taking one Iwttle of each 1 felt like a new wouuu lu one month I gained 8 pounds. After taking two bottle of cadi of the meduities, 1 tiegan to look like a woman and not likr 4 skeleton aud lliat weary tired feeling all left mc " BY LETTER WITH DRJR.V. PIERCE HiterprlM Bulletin: One quarter of the sum England is expending in the war to extend its domain in South , Africa would siilllce to feed every starv lug mouth in India. That the world ' should bo askod to support her famine- , stricken subject In one part of the Em pire In order that she may dovote all I her energies and money to crushing a 1 woplo who stand in the way of a limit less exteutlou of the empire in another part, Is certainly a moat ettraordinnr) I prof Mltlon. CASTOR I A For Infant and Children. Th Kind You Have Always Bought Blguaturo of (Z&ft&Si, Und eniing Goods' M. and PH Tnondsy, Tharmlay and Hatnnlay nt T0O a m DiuuunftTFuuumjajr nnu c riuay ai iu,uq a. m. forcouvall'is . Ami nay Hots Tuesday, Thnrtday n1 hoar, day, S.SOp in, WILLAMETTE ItlVEU DIVISION Dttly liiiuio to I'yrtlaml hs MOove. Traii'-ters to si root cir line nt Oregon City if Hit' teiiiiii'rsiirc;il,i)Ml t licre Hound trip tfi'kuth to all points In Oft'Kuii, Waniilugton or 'llfiiniln. ConnuLliotis iinulo 11L I'.iriJund with nil rail, ucouii und river Hues. W II. IJUIILUUUT, Oon 1'jss Agl.. I'ortUnd, Or.n 0. M. I'OWMtS, Agt-nl. TiadeStrela duck, Silt-tu. Coi'vallis k Eastern Railroad TIME C All D. For Yaqulnu: Truln leaves Albany ..,..12:45 n. m, i ruin leaven CorvulllM. , . . 1:65 p. m Truln arrives Yuijulnn . 7:25 p. m llcturnlng: Leaves Ymjulna tJtHJa.m Leuven CorvulllH 1I:W u. m Arrives Albany 12:15 p. ta. 0 A'ur wciruii.: Leaves Albany 7:u0.ui 1 Arrives Dot roll 11:30 .m '4 Itelurnlng: Leaves Detroit 12:20 o.bj. ( Airlvus Albany 5:45 p.m. Ono and twij connect ut Albany and iCorvulUs with Southern Pacific Malm I giving direct scrvlro ti und from New. port nnd adjucent benchcn, I Trains flir Ull! nuillntillria nlrlv.l That makes vou rich, and if vnn nvo nllu. in ni.r .D("r",t!,t ,l0'. ' !i'i timo own interests you'll find you save money by trading QlWrtuXSllTr IK Dllipr npnn o Hn Wh nnf imn loamodav. .r.-K..-, ., .., uui jruu. ,, u WALDKN nir r-v nrsi r vikiaafun.-.. 1 . 1 wi aiui-rv ui uuiiuy .uruLent complete. aSK sS6're!"e New City Morgue A, B But en, Proprietor rvsMYflii'saVii ly groceries and provisions is the most T. K. l'. A. TliKNKK Anenl. KUWIK STOh K. Maukr Albany, Ore. Harntt & Lawrence, L or.n i'osteffici: miocKitY M. KIRK. 1 Canadian Pacific Kv Gran Hay Flour, Mill Feed, Building .Material. Lime, Cement, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay andjStraw stored wagon Scalcs.clc. attention vUll , ,1P Mluty of vmU t a - 'H-tf I'rumpl and eurefn of thoeitv. Successor to Geo, L Neal. t maniiagemenl. The Saloon, formerly occupied hv O Under new maniiagemenl ., una oeen re .o. 'i0 Comme L. Neal A. and Cigars. :RA(ivrrB," Tll filill i.ir.vy II!... . -lsasjW Bsaavjaaajaaa I Soo Mr, I inn -' Lowest rates Best servir.fi To aud from all point East and Enron.. Tho only lino running through 5L I'm Toniiio (II u j 0De nostoa. Without Change. Royal Mail Stoamahip IJne to Japan and China. Canadian and Australian Steamship Lino to ! ' niimaf Pnnn In andAustraiia Walch for It. ' The Undent of tho Sit Augwl I'ollese will give a dramatic entertainment at Itcel'oHHa hoiiNSon Moiulay evening, April Id. Tim Mt Angwl Cadt. are atfkuowledgo.1 tube the llot aggrv. tlon of amateur dramatic talent in the state, lha diama "The Triumph of I Juitico1 will bo presented, and tiotweeu the aot many excellent tpeoialtie will bo liiUvduct-d consUtiug of character aVvtchr. Uyninastic avt. ete. This entertainment is given for the leat of tlio bt Joeph' Library association hj U a worthy cause, and all should plant ktoltnd. procure on i ? (.. Ini ,.." BJ r1"' Ies otUrMyleof bl0eie SrwT 1 II S'l, 0n n"' SW0 18 BBLUriKa tAl.L AM u. OnNl-lvrm. O. A. ROBERTR 106 STVTB STHKICT l'llONB S7rt 75ooRolls of 1900 Wall HAS SEIi JUSlTUhhN b IF WE aper! F. rc-tivti). cnuij ami. r .' nnu v.iv 1 - i a r . , . WP HAVP PI cct... . .' ur'3-: 1UU -umocu h mm c -r- TXT sj. ' " yJr VV. JTIUJ rr -. j V HOLLTS lsl Door N'orth of Post C fie; AS OTHEUS PARKCDiC HAIR BALSAM V.-.TT". a a -. - (i For rateujand Information apply to i 0. M. LOUKWOOH r, ., . . Ak'cot. Salcra Or?. . I. Abjnt.'Agent. Portland. K-J.O.iyle, A.O.P.A, Vancouver H.O ' Oregon Shoai Line Railroad j The Direct Route to Montane, Utah, Colorado and aj Eastorn Points. 41 a,,',(7,.eJt,0;,:o ' lw0 favorite routes, vu the..UIJ.l.9vN PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the UIO tlHANDK Scenlo Llni. No Change of Cars, On the Portland-Chlcago Sm-cUL "lb flneu In tho West." Equipped With tle-ant Standard Sleepers Hne NfwCrJinary Tourist S ecpers Su'erblibrarvPu.TetCars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carle cree Reclining Chair Cars ComfortablfT Ceach.ps and Smoksrs Entirj Train Conipltev Vestibu!d For further ii.formatioa apply to J U.NAOEL, W. E. COMA.N. TT.Pajtgt5 t-'saecSTifcal. s ija....