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nrfliiiii
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Men's Tan, Slucher cut, " 3-50
fan's Patent leather dress shoe, do
Men's Vki Kid. Heavy sole, Kid lined
a and tips, "ftS 3.50.
Men's Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension
edge, calf lined, TfcS $3.50.
Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe, Kid
lined, Heavy sole, "JlS 53.50.
Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest
shape, ."&!Sd 53.50.
Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
Beacon iue."r!r1 53.50.
Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
Boston toe, TBS" 53.50.
Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
Cambridge toe, "JJSST1 53.50.
Special
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f&ctA' bboe stor?
SS 4 Stato &t
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.35$
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FOR A FEW 4
DAYS ONLY J
CALL AT ONCE 5
AS WE ONLY
HAVE A FEW g
FAIRS OF A SIZE ?
$2
J900i&MBLbR BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY MAY2 J
Growing Time
Children must have just
the fight kind of food if
they arc to become strong
men and women. A defi
ciency of fat makes children
thin and white, puny and
nervous, and greatly retards
full growth and develop
ment. They need
ScHlS6tTvutsion
It supplies just what
ill delicate and growing
.hildrcn require.
jot l ft u, all driifibti.
SCOTT A DOWNfc, Cluml.tl, N,w York.
wnot.atei.fie lead?
When the boys' clothes are to be selected? It's the mother of
course; boy next, and then me tamer, ana an ne nas io uo is
io pay me oiu inais easy.
A $L50 to $7,50
Our suits please the mother, fit the boy, and are priced
low enough to satisfy the father.
Young Men's Suits ",$
conceivable style of fashionable fabrics; cut as stylishly as
represented on the fashion plates,
Boys' Vestee Salts KftK j$
fully as they look. v -iV X X X X v
We arca safe store, for we say-money back if you want it.
G. w. Johnson & Co..
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers.
A COUPON Willi EVERY 50 CENI PURCHASE. X
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TUB DJI1U JOURNAL
bv hovir imoTHxmn
TUKSDAY, APR II. 10 1W0.
Daily, Ono Tear 93.00, tit Advauoe
Daily, Tout MonlUi SI 00 U rVdvanoe
W oir. Ono Vent bU.00, In iiJvau
the puatrro moAN TAntpp.
TI10 8t. Louis I Jlobe-Democrat ml
Iltlicf a letter written to United Htatos
Marshal Knott, of Ion a, by Speaker
Henderson, In defense of tliu Puerto
Kicaii tariff 1.111, which has Just passed
both houses o( congress against stronit
ltopubllcan opposition, Including nearly
(ivory rojtutablo ltopubllcan papsr In tlio
country. B(icaker Henderson says, In
part:
"1 Then) am laritu tintltl' of It
baeeo nnd sugar In Puerto Uii'o, lxHilit
up by trtuls and syndicates. They want
to Kot-tlml Into tlin Unltod Mates (reo of
any duly, and, when one In, of course,
it will mill In tint- inarktta nt tlio same
ratrt at tlio tobacco 11 ml sugar which
bay to pay tho full tariff, thus kIvIiiu
hundreds of thousands of dollars of
profit to tliu syndicates, ete. Tim trust
mul syndicate are tlithtlng tliu bill nml
1 havo given you tlio reason why.
u'i, Now, why havo wo luiiHMod thU
15 per cent of 'Ln Dlngley tariff T IM
mo answer tlili. Puerto It 100 In wr,
mul Imi been swept by devastating nml
iletructUo Hood Iter imojiIo are not
at this tlmo, nml in their present eoudl
thin, nblu to pay tlio exenires of tlii'lr
government. No 0110 want tho United
Mates to my tbu exiiensoa of running
the government of any of our several
new possessions. '1'he ieoplo tlifiiikclvi
in eaeli of tlm leverul Island or groups
ihould tiay thulr own uxones. Mow Ir
Puerto Itlco to 1I0 till now that sho has
110 local government?
'Iu tbu meantime, whatshoiild wudu?
Follow tha advice of tho syndicates and
trusts and tax thi desolate Island, lu
lands or U limited prodiiotlonsT Urdu
aawo propuMiaml put tbl trltlun; duty
uxm tbo uxiRirta and liiiKirt ol tho
rui'titt Kicaim, nun i;io nvvry uouar ih
It tack to llivtii to run tliolr mnorii
iiirnl?
"Ihl will Iki (wit by noun oxrept tlm
tytnlicaui nna trum ana mien otuvr in
tret u will d tho buvliiK thuru an I
tho (hlpplutt to 1'uurto llico. Imllnvill) ,
o( courktt, kjiiio uf tin will bo paid by
tlm coiiiuinctk, but It will fall lightly
upou them, and tha Imrduii will bo lin
porcvptlblo, whllo a dtrrct tax uuukl U
aimplr brutal aud Inhuman.
"VVlmtlhoiwimM will do li problaiu
ati.-l. It i IU tharo of nuwardi. Hut
thU fact rvmaiiu, that 1 haw thoknowb
odtio Uiat 1 Jtavo donu uiy luipM duly,
and hn doao It in ciumltatloii nnd 11
nt operation, with tho pruodont ol tin'
United btato. whom luiiri i wk to
fool lh alUictlona of tliu tilth) uUml
lhavs Ihh.ii 111 conforviico lli nuth
men n Alllaon, Tornkor and tho enmoet
patriots of tho imimto, who. dnfyhiK
vpticlul liitorcfltn nnd combination, nru
trying to mup out n plan for tliu prcacnt
iii'vd of 1'uurto Itlco, uud to kitop our
country no that It will bo unfettered and
fitted for tho wUo treatment needed for
all the) now poeailonii.
Whllo thi from ipcaker Ilondcmon
li jmrlnip rut utronu an argument a can
Iki brought lu ilefenno of n bill, which
leading men of tho proildent'aowu party
havo denounced a iufniuntiH, yet tha
nl'ghteal oxniiiliiatlon hIioisk it to I hi
moil nofully weak.
Tho llmt oint uttempted to Lu niado,
that the nugar nnd tobacco tnuti only
would ho honcllttud by freu trade, and
that thoy alalia nro backing tho oppo
sition to the hill I m foolishly Iran
pirout, mid Is mi completely refuted by
common knowledgo of tliu fautu of the
catf, that It I hard to iiudurttaud how
tho Sicukor of the Iiouihi of repruMontu
lives omitd demean hlinaelf by putting
It forth. With tho trusts ns a rule fa
voring larlfTi, tho brightest nunnptpor
iwrrixpoiuleiitH In tho world watching
oery uiovo lu (Huineotlon with thU
hill, Is It jiosiililo to suppoae that it
trust lobby In opoiltlon to tliu bill
would havo been ourlookedr With ad
ministration organs tliu nation mer
graapiug at draws in a flood of Hpular
Indignation, wmrid they havo failed to
uo the nous of "tnut" opHiltlou to
the bill, had It oilntodT Thoy nru not
foolt.
Thonecond argument, that Puerto
Itleo I poor uud imii't iiffonl to pay thu
nxpeniwi of her own gmoruiuout, and
Ihl oouutry dotwu't waul to pay tliom,
Jl simply a let ol phrniHM thrown to
gether, routing ami mulhfying wioh
other Kttlmr Puerto Itlco or this
iMiutry, or both togttlmr, mint pay
thtMe cxpeuMM. Mr. lltvutlMsou ml
doutly withe iu to ImJIdvo that tliU
bill I to throw that bunlvn uH)u "tlm
trusts." That Is, If ho bat any olwtr
Idea of what he do mean. Hut tho
AmurlMU hwiU know iMttdr llwn
that, willHHit being told.
Hut ho say! "Tim Hplethmwtlits
1 1 tHteh of the Maud or group ihould
Py their own uxjionse." Veryourivet.
Thwv ho argue that "tin trilling duty
would lull lightly uihiii tlituu aud tho
E Housework is had wii without GoldDusti
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmd
TO WASH BRUSHES AND
GOMDS
lU4(0ll l
GoJ4 Dust Wuamg Powder
ktIH '! ti III filTCU,4ikt
WIm) s mi df llol ll In M Stttt
W Mk Wwtstt Uvni iu ka X trukt,
, 4r ttiu iti JJ iw W Ji
kwsvMtrtf U tlr or U Ik r lr tUr
MHH tMf Utk CMtWl Sf r-.)V, U
M OsU MiM Ant M Uluf, Aim,
Hj tttmf U tela tn HI tnt k4M
-U kWiM IV kwVHMT
liftU k c ILSJSUlf kLIM
SmTmI,
WllillMimilllllWIIWHIIHW ,
burden would bo Imperceptible, whllo a
direct tax would bo slmnly brutal and
inhuman."
Thoro Is just bo much money to bo
raised. If it Is taken in tho form of a
tariff tho bunion will fall lightly upon
them, but If takou directly It will ho
brutal and inhuman. Of such is tliu
statesmanship which defends this bill
lly hi own confession tho tariff on
Puerto It lean products brought to this
country will coma nut of tho returns
realized by tho Puerto Hicans, for "thoy
will soil In tho markots at tlio same
rates as tho sugar and tobacco, which
havo to pay tho full tariff," whothor
they pay a duty or not. It Is equally
true that thu tariff paid 011 our iroods
sjut thoro will ho addinl to the price
which tho Puerto Kleins must pay for
tlivui. So that Puerto Illcan producers
and consumers must pay tho bill.
In other wonlctliu necessary rovenuts
will ho raised by n tax upou Industry nnd
commercial inlercourso with this country
forlhosaku of protecting tho American
tobacco trust which controls the tobac
co raised In fills country una tlio
Amerlcnii sugar trust, which control-
tho sugar produced In this country and
tho Hawaiian Islands.
I thoro no land or valuable property
In Puerto Itlco that could bo taxed for
the supjiort of tho government which
protects It? Or nro tho "vested inter-
us ts" too pnered to 1m) culled upon?
Thu Chicago Iutcr-Occan a Uutuurt
ltopubllcan paper und a red-hot ex
pansionist says:
"Tho vnluo of Puerto Itico's taxable
nrnportyis from IWO.OOO.OOO to f 180,
000,000, and tho island has no debt.
Hero is an ample tmal for credit. I'u
erto llico has ulwais paid Its own bills,
and when oir rule Vgun had 11,600,000
Hiirjilu In its treasury.
l'Urther on lu tho same article the
Inter Ocean suys-
"Tlin principal merchants and plant
rrr of Puerto Itlco petitioned congress
for Internal tuxes instead of tho Uxnnrd
tariff. They showed thuttuch taxes on
rum, cluars nnd cigarettes, with license
and duties on imports from foreign
countries, would produce a revenue of
la.iUW.OOOtt year. They pointed nut
llmt ordinary udiiiiuistrntlou coeUonly
tG00,(M0 a year In view of tho dittress
in the bland, thoy suggested that con
gress rivliico Internal taxes two-thirds
and permit them tn Istuu (L',000,000 in
0 iiercout bond lor public Improve
ments, In objecting to the tariff, tney
aid
'It would lay an embargo on our com
tuerce. It would lock up our products
here. Wo can never become lluauclally
Independent If forced to trade solely
among our selves.1"
Here is thu view tho Puerto Iticuns
take of tho bill, as they nru voiced by
thotiiiu JnuuCorrespoiideuciaof Fob. IB:
"Our dlsllluaionmeut bus been cruel.
Wo truslitljn nwbu uud Just govern
ment and we see It conquered by trusts.
And tho nation which bate law uikiii
thocoiitunt of the governed ha a mil
lion soul under it sovereignty, vet
doe not consult their withes, ngahut
which It Imiiose burdensome lUcal
law
HHsiker Henderson might to now
write to mime one In Puerto Itloo.
A MBMUntAL DAY FOIt ALU
iuni, iifxniut.
General Allwrt D. Shaw, tho com-
miiuder In ohlef of the Uraud Army of
the lteHiblla, ha made the timely sug
gestion that a nations! holiday should
Im mil usido u n memorinl day fur nil
wurs, a memorial day (or tho Confederate
and Union koldtors, 11 memorial day for
theKMnUh-.merlan war veteran aud
a memorial day fur tho Filipino wai
veteran all in one. Ho ha just re
turned Irom 11 trip through the Muth
and tha eonllal greeting nml rojal utor-
taiumeut he wa given by tho Confeder
ate a well a tho Union veterans made
a ileep imiirtsHium upon htm, ami
fathered the thought that ut Uit tlm
time hi ripe fur the wiping away of the
last hue of prejudUM and feeling I-
twieu thu ivorth nnd the wutli, fur the
Jnnliig of hand of tho blue nml the
gray over the grave of dead brother.
' ftieie i no longer an- feWing lHtwton
the aoldier who oppied one another In
the great war," hem) and add: "The
bmvetufiiyf tho north .and the south
arn on the nvnm plane. Thnv weru
wehlelou theOubaii nuvll, and I mv
let tho dead pat bury It dead ami live
In tho prHiit." A auggtMttoti wa
nwntly nude that tho Confederate
memorial day be uimle a ttatlauat Itoll
Jay, and Ueneral Shaw npltd:
1 ttlillk tt t a tine thiiiw. Qua at mv
eherUlml lut I to make the Ut Sun
day in May a great national memorial
day ter the dead soldier of all the war
1111 Hilt ooeatmn there cuuld be tribute
alike to the latleu men of the Confeder-
API lllft liLut ..llll. M...I .1. I... -.
oMier who dhsl In tho war w Itli Bpaln.
Memorial day thould eeiud on Suuday,
for ihen we could turn-tho iliuroH bo
hind It.
Tho matter will probably eornuiinat
the couilug encompmcut at ahluj,d
TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM
TO WHICH THE CITIZENS' CANDID
ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT
Will- be Pledged if They Accept the Nominations Made
at Salem Saturday
The Citizens' ticket contains tho names of two excellent citizens for county
Se and commfssloner-W. W. Elder of 6tnyton, ami W. W. Culver of Llberlr.
I14VLV sva ,vfipio-o- -- -- -- - - ....
Mr. I'Jder is n successful business man from the eastern slue 01 mo couuy ,
who will defend the Interest of tho farmers. Mr. Culver Is one of tlie
far mora nAil lilixinp-i-l mon in the COUIltV.
Following plan for reducing taxes and putting Marlon county on
financial basis was adopted by tho conveatloii!
a man
model
a a
oand
Whereas, Tho total amount of taxes collected n w,ar7nlfr0U"J0prl"X
four carj an ounta to 021p52. ns against fOO.1,701 for the four years nreredl g
ul.i!,.iliB valni-a of ..ronertv havo been constantly diminis ling, we pleUge tie
.i.- .imi' lifket 10 renucu uiu
n
county juugo ami comm.es.on0ro....,uy. "-;-,,- noxt foar years
lOiai umouill Ol cusn iokoii irom mo -i-uic ......"-. -j -
Instead of Increasing tho amonnt any lurtner,
;eal 0 ncrcasing tno nmoani any luruier. , .
Whereas, Thoaverago expenditures of Marion county for tl 0 past s x years
o amounted to 170,073 im annum, for county wr nosey, and t (unf ,utt
been able to comluct tlio county the put r to W, ngains 7 1. 3 i In
lua ami fSO.WO in leu, wo oenevo inn tu n.j "'- - ,-, '. ... ,1.1
re.li.ced, and wo ple-ke tin. county Jndgo and coDimlssloiior nom inate 1 o 1 thU
ritlns' ticket to conduct tlio ordinary current expenses of Morion rowdy or not
hdv
nas nccn ame loconuuci iiiouuiiuiy mo I'liai.;- ' i :'" i. iin rnrtlipr
lufiu -...I on ITA In ia(!7 ... luilial.A tin rnlllltv OXIItnsun v" "v " v.
CUIZCnS UCKHl VO L-OIIUI1CI UIU UHIIIIl " --I ", " ', ,-,,l,tf nv.
to oxceed H0.000 per annum. lJeforo incurring any iinu.im ' "". "'""' j..
..n.lltiirn for imnrovaiuentB or rena rs for any mm to exceed $1,000, the exjicnui-
: .t - . . . .:. . .. .,- 1 .1
..ll.r..tn.l lilf tlll.nl-
turosnnii nrsi nosunnuiicu 10 mo puu uiw ""'" ,.,,., nn
Wo pltslge thu candidates for tho county cnnim islanor court nn minat"
this clllspui' ticket to put the county on a cah basis at tho earliest 1.0s bio ,Ia 0,
by ordering tbo prompt collection of taxes when they become duo, by reducing 0
rato of interest on tlio county debt by the use of money nt four per tent it tlio
same can uo ouuiuitni. . . , , . , .,.i.,i ,i,
We pledge tlio candidates for county judge and commlsaloncr to com net the
affairs of tho county pn a business basis andon a strictly mm partisan basis.
Whereas, County and state taxes have been constantly Increasing wo pledge
tho citizens' county court to reduce taxes of o as they aro iu other cll-govc md
lountles adjacent to Marion, and that they eliall pledge themselves in writing to
18VoCCr.ledgo tho citizens' legislative ticket to labor to rcduco the stato tux
materially,
Commander 8hnw says that ho will
make every effort to promote tho idea
uf huving n memorial day for all our
veterans. General Bhaw says that there
is no question but that such a day wil
ultimately bo set asldu nnd as It would
bo another tio to bind together tho rec
tious of our country, ho i inclined to
believe that tho sooner tho matter is
settled the hotter it will be. Lot the
Confederate nnd L'nloa veterans, nnd
tlio veterans of nil our wars hold a con
ference nnd select such a day as has
been suggested, Tlio suggestion has a
holy and noble Inspiration.
THU PAHI8 EXPOSITION
It Is announced that tho Paris exposi
tion will bo opened Aprit 14. This was
the date of tho early announcements
aud the managers havo dont well to
keep faith as to their promises. It Is
said that ull departments aro In a state
of rcndluo! unusual in such affairs,
Tlio venal and purchasable press of
Paris has thrown all sorts of dillicultlcs
lu thu way of thu uxK)Bition. It has critic
ized tlio management, tried to get up
war scarosaud insulted foreign countries
by cartoons nnd spiteful uditoria's. Hut
the Pari newspapers do not reflect the
the sentiment of tho French eople
wiiosanverngo piano Is ahovn both their
press nnd thulr literature.
This country, whoo exhibition I
large, togither with tho showing of other
countries would alone make the exposi
tion n succes. Hut not tho hast of tho
feature will bo thu exhibition of tho
Ingenious, artistic, progressive and in
dustrious French artists, artUini and
merchant who In their ecial Hue
have 110 siiM)riors In tho world.
To-NIgm and To. Morrow Night,
lid each day una night during till'
week ynu can not nt any druggist's
Kemp1 It.ilsain for thu Throat, und
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho niiwt
HticcusNful rjiuedy over sold for
Cough. Croup, llronchltl. AHlhuin
inn uiiiHiimnuim. out n txllto to
day and keep tt ulway In the huusu
vi you nun check your cold nt mice.
Prlco'J-'H) uud nOo. S.iiiiplulK.ttlo freo,
eod.Vw
What Mokes Home?
, Home is made by the family. With
out the love which comes with children
there may be n heuv: but never a home,
1 in the best meaning of the word. Many
I a houie which was only four walls and n
roof lias been made a home by the
agency of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion. Nature sets iter face against child
lessness and "Favorite Prescription"
works with nature to remove the ol
stacles to maternity,
" I Iml txn k lunVrcr from uterine trouble for
ahnul three vtara. having two tniKArrtaeM la
that time ami the tloctota that I couiultetl uUl
Meeting Postponed.
The regular meeting of the Pilgrim
Hrothorhood, which was to take place
this Titomlay evening ut tho Firat Con
gregational church ha been postpoued
for one week, on account of thi being
observed a (uisidon week.
Citutih Cannot be Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
oaunot reach the seat of the iliceiuo.
Catarrh l n blood or constitutional dis
lime, uud lu order to euro it )ou must
take Internal remedies. Hall' Catarrh
Cure I taken Internally, nnd act
Hrvtitly oil tliu blood and inueous aur.
fnctv. Hall' Catarrh Cure is nut a.
ipiack medicine. It was proscribed by
one of tho best physicians lu tin coun
try for team, ami U a regular ptwcrli
liou. It la ooiiiimmmI of tlio benit ton ion
kmiwn.enmbiiied with thu ht IiUmxI
puritlers, acting dirttly on the muoou
Mirfaw. Tho perfeU combiuatiou of
the two ingredient I wlmt pruluces
such wonderful results In curing Catarrh.
Send for teitlmonial free.
F.J. CIIK.NKY A CO.,
0 ... , l'fl-. Toledo, 0.
Sold by drtiirgut. prlw 7IW.
Hall' Family I'llln are the btwt.
1 vrouM have to go throuiih an operation before
I cuulcl nive tilth to children." write Mra
ntanche it. Uvana. of ranona, l.uitrneCa, ra
Iloi 41 "When about to give up In detpalr, I
liouirrit a bottle ftf Ilr riem'a Favorite ITcm-rlrv
lion and after liking it felt better than I had for
yeara I'ell Improved before I had taken one
liaUbotlle. After taklnrj four and a half bottle
I gave birth to bright baby girl who la now
four month old and Itaanotltad a day of tick
neaa. bhe la bright atcanbe. t cannot aay
too much tn prabx of I)r. riercc'a favorite
1'reKrtptlon "
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser a work
for every woman is sent free on receipt
of stamps to pay cost of mailing only.
Send 31 one-cent stamps for paper cov
ered book or 31 stamps for cloth covered
to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Z&69&&
Bears tho
Signature
Mr. Harriet Kvans, Hinmlale, 111.,
writes, "(never (ail toruliuvti m chll
dtvn Irom crtHiii ut once by using One
Minute Cuugh Cure I would not (etd
safe without It." Qulekl) etirws cough,
ttuhl. grippo auh alt throat ami lung
dlmwue. ii tonus Drug Store.
An aetive Itoanl of Trade, with 40
HioMiben, ha Ihhiii orgaulied at Hold
Hill. It propose to make a permanent
miHmt vihiblt in Portland.
At Ud Tune
I lake a pWwnt hrb drink, Hm next
moruiug I foel bright awl mv awn
pkuwu U lietter My doctor ) It
aot gently nt the touiaeh. liver aud
kidneys, and 1 a feasant laxative It
it made of hertu, ami I preiMre.1 a
easily a te.v. It i rHM lns m.ii.
ulno. All dnigyut soil it at Srx. ami W
ct. Utie' Family Medicine mov, tin,
towel each day. It you cjunot get (j
Knd (or free Minple. Addre, tirator
F. Wtxfclward, Udtoy, N Y.
OASTOIIIA.
8Mr0 rf IU P4 Htn tout BwtH
rr.67
J. 0. Stoats, an extensive goatraiser,
of Polk County, will not pool his mohair
this j ear, but ship direct to tho factor
les In carload lots.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Aliens root-i-.aae, a powder, it euro
painful smarting, nervous feet and in
growing nails nnd lustsntly take thu
ting out of corns nnd bunion. It's
tho greatest comfort discovery of tho
ago Allen's Foot-Luto makes tight or
now shoe feel easy. It is a certain cure
for sweating, callous and hot tired ach
ing feet. Try it todny. rnild by nil
druggists and shoe stores, lty mall for
'.'au in stamp. Trial package PItF.F.
Address Allen S. Olmsted, 1-oRoy, N. Y
W. It. Mascall, a Grant County r-heep-
man, la reported to have suffered the
loss of MX) head from poison.
Peace Declare.
Why devoto all your time reading
tho Ikxir War ami the Gold Field ol
Alaska? There aro other matters of
vital importance; you may make a trip
Kast, and will want to know how to
travel, monlcr to have tlio bootser
vice, use tho Wisconsin Central Hy.,
between St. Paul and Chicago. For
ratosH nd other Information, write Jan.
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
gon, ''ottagoGro'e. boast that it it grow
ing fakter than Kugene. "Keop vour
y on the Grove," hi) a ono paper
To Curo a Cold in Una Day
TW Uiallvc llromrt yululM Tlil. AH
dmjtaWu 'Wurnt tb moa if It fatb io euw.
n. iv iiruvaurruiuiiatMin Imi. Xm.
The Truth for April.
Sold only at Patton Itro. Read "The
Truth about Intoxicant."
Carry Sunshine With You."
A bright (rash (ace is always In
splrln. uud It aUdy denutas nood
health n well a a liannv lmsn
LUny faces th.it wora once overcat
nun Ki.Hjiu novv iH-on niaao origin
uud tunny by Hood's Sarsparllla
whlelioura.t ull d)peptlo symptom,
itrengthen the nerve nnd tone up
md Invigorate the whole system.
Constipation U curtd by Hood'
IN IN, the nun IrrlUtlnt: cathartic.
Sold by all druggUu. 1
Can J on City's all had long beu
empty, but the recent murder atQranile
win email a toug auu exuaive trial on
G rant Qouuty.
URAT1NW!
T'BZA.WL.
HOT AIR,
HOT WATER. .
Estimates furnished, and work done promptly substantially
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WHY USE
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uoiirAinBuwaiJn.
WE 8KLL TI1BEB u"
wz.2F!lV!&lsr
aTlTY CASDLK 1-OWKU. Price
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NO, J97. Tho old .unity, of Reed IssUdi quality wf
...r.rW !, aood oualltr but giving anme candle prwef
Anr o.'l8eU wSt "A put on snd burner, proecrlr sJJa.tct at Jf Call and . u. ad
DO YOU USE WELSBACH SmJ!&!JVn!-
nc.....gnw --""'7'-rtIITrn7i riiemcketa St.. '""-P"""""""-
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NejJ Hearse!
NEWLY FIITED
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
LARGESI
LINE OF
UndertaKina Good
sRgJo"LSao'el"c New City Morgue
A. B, Bufen, Proprietor
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Southern Pacific Co.
THE SHUSH ROUTE
Trains leave- Baleni for Portland and xt&r
stfltlona nt 0:44 n. m. nnd 4:14 p. m.
MSot,
J Lt I'ortland
LT baicm
Ar Ahlnd.
Af Bcrmento...,
Ar Ban Fraucltco
ArUKden....
Ar benver
ArKanit, City
Ar unicago...
acm Aoelcs..
Ar El rw. .
Ar Fort Worth
Ar Cltr of Mexico..
Ar Houitan ...
Ar New Orlesna
Ar VVruhlnK'on.
Ar New Yors ......
8.30 A
4..H-OT AM IjJpS
6-00 P M iS a 5
6 45Ait H-45 a u
1 A M t A U
12? A M IMaS
1 V A M t-80 1 u
7A1
650 a it
AU
ill II
1243 r a
ISO I' M
-worn
60 A M
WAM
4-10 A M
.. S-2J r M
e 42 a m
.12,43 V M
Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to nn.u
and Kl Paso, nnd tourist cam to Chicago
St. IQuIb, Now Orleans and WnBhlngton )
Connecting nt San Frnndlsco with tey"!
oral steamship linos for Honolulu
Japan, China, PhillppIncB, Central auj
South America.
Seo Mr. WTW. Skinner agent at Halo7
Station, or address
0. II. MAKKUAMtG. P. A.,
Portland, Oregim
it's Mi you Save
Boo-
knf
Hycr
145pm
Sp to,
Id, tn
ex Bun
Batur-
.. tr
tup, m
Uave
Balcm
VV'aIU Walla, Spokane, Mlime-
ioits, m. I'aal, uuiuih, Mil-
vrDifo tiiucaco ana ami.
KU.r
OCEAN HrKAMH'illV,H
Fur Han Francisco,
eau every " aura.
COUIMIIIA IllVKIt
U1EAMKUS,
To Aatorla unit way liinrtlnm,
"wIllasIkttk "riivKri "
For i'ortland, NVwWk and waj
ininillin. iilllllllHJ 1VOI1QM
lr snd Friday at 10,00 a. m.
Tmwiajr, Dinrwlayaml Bator
da at 6.80 a. m
I . ra
ei Hoa
ArH.
lAtl
dallrai
I' in.
FOR CORVALLIS
And naj- point Tucedajr, Thundar abd Satar.
day, 4.00,p. 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.
Hamtt & Lawrence
L
OLD I'OSTOmCK OltOCKHY
')
M. KIRK.
64,5e, ft. 5H StntnSt
Phono!l871
Gram Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material,
Lime, Cement, Plaster etc,
Grain, Hay and Straw stored
Wagon Scalcs.c(c.
I'romiii and carelu alti-ntlon p:ui li tin- ih-livu) nf kohiI tn nnynuri
nftlinritv QH-tf
Successor to Geo. L Neal.
Under now mannaseincnt. Tlie Saloon, formerly occupied hy 0. I,. Nealc
p , has been ro-oiicned by K. It. Colu-an. l'mu lino of wine, liquor and Ciuars.
o. !f-T) Commercial street, Salem. Phone 2781. 3 " it
the -c5"a nvnT'c
Tho only perfect Itieycle crnnk hanger. 27 per cent, lee
prowuro on its self-oiling crank henrinK tlian on any
other style of hityclc. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage.
ajuuuitci runs uunicvn ino uenringg,
HKKINO IS nULlKVl.S'U
CALL AM) UK CONVINCED
G. A. ROBERTS.
,n w
105 STATU STRKKT.
PlIO.NK 2370.
7500 Rolls of 1900
Mall Ifcaper!
Sp? p'iPS i!EC,E1VED- COME AND
Sbfc SEE IF WEiCAN'r PLEASE YOU AS
WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS
F. W. HOLLIS & CO
1st Door North of Post Office. "
VVILLAMKTTJC IllVKIt DIVISION.
Tlavlltr litaita tn TVirtlamt atu. rr..i
treet car line at Urrgon Cltr If tlm itoamtm ara
dtlKjeJ ihero. Ticket, to all polnu In Urcxou
VVruhlUKloD, California or llin Kant. Haiti. fi
checked Ibronifh from Balcm free. Choke of
rail or rlror route to 1'orllanil. Oonni-ciloni
made at I'ortland with all rail, ocran and rlvr
tine. VV II. HUKLilUlir,
flen, l'au Agt , I'iSrtlandOr.
. . M- rowuiu,
A gout, Trade Street duck, btlem.
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME OAltD,
2 KoV Yaquinn:
Truln ieuves Albany I2:5 p. m,
Train leaves CorviilllH.... 1:55 p. m
TrulnnrrlvL'8 Yuijulni . Win iu
1 Ituturnlni;:
Leaves Yiupjltia titiua w
Leu ves CorvulllB 1 1 :30 it m
Arrives Albany 12:15 n ra.
:t For Detreit:
Luavrb Albnny 7.00a. in
Arrives Detroit 11:20 a. m
4 Iteltirnliii.':
Leaves Detroit 1220 ti ui,
Airlvus Albany 5:15 p m.
tlnnillirl furr prinnor-l. tit. Alninv in
CorviilliA with Southern Pad tic trains
iMVint: tiirect service 11:1ml 'nun Nev
port und uiljucont beuuhes.
Trains for tlio mountain arrireat
Detroit nt noon, lt! vlnr nmple time
to reach ciimnltiL' trruundu no the
Hreltenhusli and Mnnllum river tli".
same day.
V ALDUS
it L
T F. A l!. A,
Tt'KNKIl Anut.
KUWIN Mn'SK.
SUiitr
Albany, Or
Canadian Pacific Kv
Soo Pacific Line.
Lowest rates Best sorvir.a
To and from nil point
East and Eurojio.
The only lino rnnninK through
m. ria
st Cars
Without
tn
Tor.nlj
Montrea
Rostoo.
Change.
Royal .Mall Steamship Lin
to Japan and China.
A GORGFniKIY Rnnwn
VYwk of art liaajiitt Un U,ud 111 N. w V..,k .1
Uihwailwlreawaaaner lu ibU eounir ,. t
rw'twll'ltor.ao.i.1 payio rabt uartf f 1!
1T1 1 .kCUTr' "' "' w'JerKoW,Uu
UIIm n Ibe OHirarou b.Hdimi. uattli M 3dIS
lunnluii day aiM u tbt m kiJi nT.iJ.
A WiMiiuau. iMMral nj. tUir. U aJ lrI J
rVrty-w4wJ Him York' 'iajf
Wiliameita Stdbles. '
Tlie uiidwrsignwl are now oecunv -Inj:
the illametteHtable. toiii'l,
Commercial 8trW)t, aH,j 8re
ready to hire ou a nie rigor
fml and caro for your twm
jvhejunfcalem. Hoc Wr,l,S
byihevvw.1. BatW.ctwn giiar
ftwl llrM. K)lHS
Harold & Reynolds '
HV!I TUNERS IMI KEI'AIRERS
l'ORTLAyD.QRE
Brewster & White
01 CODKT ST.
I'UOMi 17tt.
Dealers iu Hay, Grain Mill vt
Hour. Sal,, Un,l7.u,,V '
.,uaS.""C,WOn 1,ra"nJSI,orU in
A euniit(. stock of NEW 8EKD3 nn
hand. Ml reliable ee.U, both l pack.
and bulk, at the ,t pV ft
Canadian and Australian
Steamship Lino to
Honolulu andAustralia
For ratefjivnd Information
apply to
V. M LOUKWOOD
,. Airent. Salem Orr.
H. I. Abott, Auent Portland.
E J.Coyh-, A.(.l A, Vancouver RC
Hid Doty Marketi
SKMOVEl, t
HO bTATB T.
8bK h PPa'dforpoultryand
J . Taylor froprietur
McCov St.io
l.HlVv ll'ltl .. . .
J lor UZZTV 3''$ m
Oregon Shun Lino Railroad
The Direct Route to
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choVo of two favorlto routes, via
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or tho HIO GltANDK Scenic Lliwu.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Chicago Special, "t
finest in tho West."
Equipped With
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary Tourist
S eepers
SinerbUbrarvBu Ret Cars
SMendid Dinners, Meals
a la carte
uu lICIIIHUIg UIIUH JU-
Comfortable7 Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Complete v
Vestibuled
. For further information apply
J- U. NAGEL, W. K. COM VN
Tray. Paas. ABt. WIAKe'
Blooded Stock lBnAaJt&Arf.uWf
IVnon 11.00 Kib, iiue bbxk north
Eatt Salem Ucbool.
K, K. tAVra.