The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 11, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textur.B v-T'Typyvy wwwp S' rrrr1? tax reduction program Men's Tan, Blucher cut, "$ 3.50 men s Patent eat net dress shoe, do MU..V- :: iru u i ir;j i; i 51 men a viui rviu, ncavy auie, rvtu uneu 5 and tips, $ $3.50. 5 Men s Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension 5 edge, calf lined, 'V $3.50. g Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe, Kid J . lined, Heavy sole, "JJSST1 S3.50. 2 Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest 4. . shape, "&" 53.50. 5 Men's Fuli Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, i Beacon Toe, "SSS S3.50. 5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, S Boston toe, ST1 53.50. 2 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, f-'.lrMl-.-J.trrfl nn IWlOCtd jiiiui lujjt iuw, from 53.50. Special J AT 4 y&e44 bboe stop? FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY CALL AT ONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF A SIZE ' Mk.'VkV'W S 04. Btnto fit . a -. X A ' 1900 RAMBLER BICYCLE VJIVEN rtWI il I C nftoialHis the lead? When the boys' clothes are to be selected? It's the mother of course; boy next, and then the father, and all he has to do is to pay-the bill that's easy. A $1.50 to $7,50 Our suits please the mother, fit the boy, and are priced low enough to satisfy the father. Young Men's Suits JS E i! conceivable style of fashionable fabrics; cut as stylishly as represented on me lasnion piates. Rrrc73? VpQsY $TTitQ Irresistibly pretty to look OOyS V esiee OUUS at aml they fit as beauti- mujr iu uity luurt. ' a v v v We arc a safe store, for we say-money back if you want it. 6JJonnson&6o.. The Peoples Clothiers ond Furnishers. X A COUPON WIN! EVERY 50 C EN I' PURCHASE. T TO WHICH THE CITIZENS' CANDID ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT Will be Pledged II Tliey Accept the Nominations Made at Salem Saturday The Citizens' ticket contains tho ntmoi of two excellent citizens (or county judgo ond commissioner V. W. Elder of Stayton, and W. W. Culver of Liberty. Mr. Kldcr Is a successful business man from the eastern side of tho county, a man who will defend tho Interests of tho farmers. Mr. Culver is ono of the model farmers and business men In tho county. Following nlan for rednclnir taxes ond putting Marlon county on a sound financial basis was adopted by tho conventien: Whereas, Tho total amount of toxcw collected In Marlon county for the post four years an ounts to $021,6?, as against U03,7U1 for the four years preceding, whilo tho values of property havo been constantly diminishing, wo pledge the county Judgo and commissioner nominated on the citizens' ticket to reduce the total amount of cash taken from tho people annually for tho next four years IntU-au oi Increasing the amount any lurtticr. Whereas, Tho average expenditures of Mnrlon county for tho past six years have amounted to $70,073 tr annum for county purtioses, and the county court has been able to conduct tuo county tho past year for (01,910, as against I7M34 in I WW nnil SRO.170 In 1897. wo beliovo tho countv exoenscs can bo still farther reduced, and no pledge tlio county judge and commissioner nominated on thlsJ citizens' ticket to conduct the ordinary current oxiienses of Marinn county for not to exceed 1)0,000 per annum. Hcforo Incurring any unusual or extraordinary ex nendittire for improvements or repairs for any sum to exceed $1,000, the expend! tilru shall first bo submitted to the pooplo and authorized by thorn. Wo pledgo the candidates for tho county commissioner's court nominated on this citizens' ticket to put tho county on n cn.-li basis at tho earliest possible dato, by ordering the prompt collection of taxes when they become duo, by reducing the rate of Interest on tho county debt by thu uso of monoy at four per cent If the same can ho obtained. We pledge the candidates for county Judgo and commissioner to conduct tho affalrs-of the county on n business basis and on a strictly nun partisan basis. Whereas, County ond state taxes havo been constantly increasing, wo plodgo tho citizens' county court to reduce taxes as low as they aro In other well-governed counties adjacent to Marion, and that they shall pledge themselves in writing to this effect We pledge tho citizens' legislative ticket to labor to reduco tho statu tax materially. Spring Fever During tho winter, extra work Is thrown upon the various organs of t no body. Spring makes this manifest. Tho appetite becomes poor, sleep re-Iee? bowels constipated; sometimes there is dyspepsia, liver or kidney troubles. Life s4ms not worth living. This is the timo to take Hostetter's Stomach Jit ters. It is better than any other spring tonic In tho world. It refreshes, strengthens, rebuilds A Fkivtk IUv mob Stamp covers the neck of tho bot tle Tho Conqueror Hoste.tei'S iftomch ms Stomach Bitters HBATINGT STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER . Estimates furnished, and work done promptly substantially andatnTuitPand1 Hop Dryer work a specialty T S BUBROUGHS, 102 State 10110 I5II experienced housekeepers Is that In mini, sour milk the proportion of soda should be lessened as the acidity of the milk Increases Newly soured milk which Is thick requires a level teaspoon ful of soda to each pint of milk, while thin and rjulto sour milk needs but a a saltspoon of soda to a pint. "The Better Part Of vulor Is discretion," and the ocltcr pm of the treatment of disease ie prevention. Disease originate" In Impurities in the blood Hood's bar siinarilla purities the blood. 1'cople whit take It ut this season suy they are kept, healthy tho year round. It Is because this medicine expel" Impur ities and makes the blood rich und health giving. All liver III arc cured by Hood'1 PI lis. 25c. ! ) ' ism tm ii nsi m w n m mm - im tm t " "mi M Ti n i St Tnmp, nrTi r.r-- J H "V Contributions for Ibis Department ar V B w! J jj, JL recjxcUullr solicited from oar reader ' Tiljii TUB DAILY JOUKNAL BY HOI-TOM HOTHICWr WKDNK8DAY, A I'll IL 11 1900. Pally, Ono Year 83 00, In Adrauoe Dally, Tout Moutiia 91 tXI. I.' advance lkly, One rear 81.00, In itdvan ATTENTION, CIT1ZENSI Do not forget th.it before you can cast a vofc at the com ing state and presidential elec tions your name must be on the register. The time is now on tohaeyourname put there. If not registered before May 15, you cannot vote. You cm register before any notary public or justice of the peace ree of cost, or at ''the court house in the county clerk's of fice. Do not neglect to register. TONOim RUNOMINATBD. An l welMnforuied persons know It would bo, Mr. Tongue has been runnml natinl for coiigrets. While n fow years apoho was a clamorous hlmvlallut, he has ndjustnl himself to tho new Itepub llcanlim and Is now an advocate of tho gold standard and lhohaulliigmoiiooly II n sneo bill, that fastens tho national tank ij'iteni, founded on a national debt, upon tlio country for a quarter ot h century. Yet tho peoplu did this thing with Ihulreyes open. It wa made tho paramount Issuo In lKOti and IH'.M, ml the prvsldenoy and oongnM and (ho ifliiatOMore rorrlcd on that (suo. Mr. Touguy hai arceptttl tho result and r a Hepubllcan stands by Ills party right or wrong, tho most damnablo doctrine prmulgatetl since tho Httiarts of Knglaud ailvocaled tho dlvlnti right of kings The op'Mjiltloti to Tongiut In Marloi) county was idbiisko! by alwut thnt) lo csl'jHilliiclaiis with h tenacity worthy of a belter rauM, but thu blind infatuation ot Ilourbuns who ran neither burn nor forgot. Under tho uilMpprehenilun tlia( they still stand for tllsinte.rvstf.1 anil public spirited methods In public affalm. thuv ilirt-nli.l In tnakliii- n.i nf the(r iniiuVvr eongiviiiial oommitlc mail with Mr. Mcllrldovm tlio exeoutlvo comulttc of thu national cougreaslounl eloct men who aro for Mollrldo for son atortotho legislature, as these alleged Itopubllcan leadurs of Marlon county wore In tho conspiracy to elect Mollrldo and havo been la tho Mellrlde Mitchell combination over since. Thoy aro for tho l'uortoltlco tariff or any tariff or trust that will yield a dollar of cam paign funds, and tho Mark-IIanim, Mat Quay boodlu mothods Just suit them. At least If any one of theso leaders ot Marlon county Republicanism has over evinced n particle of disgust at any such frauds, the public has never discovered It. Ono of them did say ho favored tin. limited commoreo with l'ciorlo Itlco alraut as meaningless a phraso as a po. Itlclau could coin, theso Itopubllcan leaders stand fur any outrage ur sum morsault thu party will undertake, In eluding tho Puerto fllcu tariff, thu ship ping subsidy, the seating of Mat Quay, oruny other old cast-off Iniquity. Mr, Tongtio Is an able congressman ot the kind ho represents but It is about thu very worst kind, Ills federal patron ago and the Marion county ottolllccs will bo jK'ddled by tho nliovu trio so tar as this section Is concerned It ho Is re elected. This loo 1 set of bostes aro la tho saddlo and will remain there unless Tonguo is overthrown; Honest elections and clean politics will bo im possible as long as such men aru allow ed to run tho dominant party. They will naturally draw all tho scum and corrup tion la tho oilier partio to them in thu Mining election. Tlio reform elements In tho opoa!tlon party aro so strong that they make it uncomfortable for boodlors and kept men ot alldoncripllona and they naturally go w hero tho carrion Is. Armed with tho sack and known for their imterupulous methods, they will bo able to dictate terms to any lima they elect to the legislature ot to congress and the decent elements ot thu licpublleau party should hesitate beturu conferring any inoro power or uuthurlty on such leadership, as It Is only a qust!oti ut time when it will U overthrown and re pudiated They iliutiM not I hi jnir milled lo elect a eoiigrfeHMiiau or to help name a senator. Thuy stand for noth ing but tliuouiigloiuiuoiatud untiqltlca ot corrupt ollllc as practiced la tho most belated communities. They aro devoid of alUapaoity for progress. Thoy are thu best tyi-os of Ignorant UottrboiiUui lied nun s Y. M. 0. A. aa up-to-tlsto gamo of Indoor ban Imll will bo pJuycl atlhuY. M.O. A. Uulght between the Itud men ami the AitcclAtlou I(miii. Ail i-otuuiltlce, tho old tints will hsiulla the , mluiu IOcviiU. sack snd ui one doubts they will do .-, .... ,, , ., busjurss, I.tlHralumiHltlur will twi Mrs. Kamilo Potior. wl IX) vean. REUUCINQ THE SURPLUS There wcro two littlo kittens, a black and a gray, And uranduiamina said, with n frown. "It will never do to keop them both iiie uiacK ono wo u Duller uroivn." "Don't cry, my dear," lo tiny Hess, "One kitten's enouah to keen: Now run to nurso, for It's growing late, Ann limit you wcro tail asleep." Tho morning dawned, and, rosy and sweet, Can.e littlo Hess from her nap. Tho nurso said, "Go Inlo mother's room, And look In grandma's lap. "Come here," said grandma, with a smllu, I'rom tho rocking chair whoroshosat. "Ood has sent you two littlo sinters : Now, what do you think of that?" Ik'M looked at tho babies n mnuieitt, With Ihelr weo heads, yellow and brown, And then to grandma soberly said, "Which ono aro you going to drown?" Select wl. Laws Against Women. A correspondent wants to know If tho woman's congress will laku up thu ques tions of tho legal rights ot women In tM country. In all likeliood thu con gress will touch upon the legal status ot women as related to their motherhood ind wifehood. Ho long as tho following statu ot (acts Is true so long will agita tion 1h necessary. In thirty seen states of tho union a married mother has no legal right to her children. In sixteen statin a wife has no right to her own earnings outside ot tho homo. In eight states n woman hits no right to her own property utter marriage. In seven states tlioro is no law com pelling a man tosupjiort his wife. If n mother has no legal right to the children born to her who has? If a woman has no right to her earnings who has? If a woman bus no right to her own pioperty who has? The answer to all these questions, in tltf slatoi men Honed, is her husband, r-o long as there wromts maintain, so long ought women to eon tend (or thoir (lod-glven rights. Des Moines News. nit do at enrolling voters from new until lection day, and their well known, skill t colonising voters will lo called Into play for alt thero Is in It. Tlio prop-la might aswell faro these facia nut aslstt, m tho public Is very tuuitltar with tlxia watters, No ono can doubt that all tho trteks luti box will bo ihamtod to died at Seatfts, April 0. Mrs. Putter's husband, aged03yw.ro, mrvhes her. Tho deceased was a uatho of Norlhf ru Canada. Her father, Captain Kuther land, tiJught on tho HrltUli slda In the warotlSU. lie was kllle.1 at Ionl'. Una. Mr. and Mr l'ottor had levm married for 70 years. WAHtfftX ft viiraii o MgMnare Ka wonua'a Ull vugh wbljlittie ttixttaai iuvi f mul rw. heMotr. Hi? u tiu1' '"'"" str ihsi tb wir hlM4U ran L nuunlfi, wittin..t rkti.1.... .-.., .......'. i :. - r ---.-' -"" -"-" H.t Hiwiwiii,wixns mtniincui xuauieAdiui "Mi"' iiaa luvt f mutt p Ufal IIU tulu. I.utlrfiua An.lt4.M II. wukfeMnM- ill Mnl hum la aa venty (or hor4flc(thliJ. UitU la be iber twiartilor iMBger out. me u TUtlieirul'MJtl er, KCTK.vjfcwifwi li tyitt tot ttir tl Itul I Murnik'a I'tirNndmlnr vclll Ibil Uliul.lv rka ivdi.imii(4t)wlfYr ThUUiuiawliuieaiitnilhouwgkit iHTOuiomuKim nitwwHboix nuuriM. ani iq ill wnwti nrntilttt iirPOu lVl U Unlit Mflcri fttf flrtUxikcuuli HS. AdJra IH4a(U Krcuuier Cs wlulabMiHMWtt( s AtUata, IU. Mothers FHend A 11 m for Women Clerks. William H Murrlaiu, suerlutemlent ot tho twelfth ceuitiN, has thrown a lyddllo shell Into ingrui. Ho has written a letter to niuh seuutor and rep ruwiutatlvo that after Juno 1 next 1,500 woimiu luiiloyi-s will bo ihhhIixI by tiiiH)rinteudent limit ot the population division to operate tabulating umelilius. It IsoAplalueil that during tho last cuu- sua It was demonstrated that women were fur superior tit men on this ulsss of work. It is reqtuMtcd In ooiiMNiiianeo that no lnsii Ih named (or these pillions. Kaeh Republican meiuber ot oongress Is requenled to selivt six and Domuorutle meiuber three women to till thoiu vlacos. (luionvor Merrtam's let ters lme areated eousluruaiiou. Con grestmea prutett tlml women cannot voteund iheM )oltlous must bodls peiiMHl withuut any Hilitleul advantag. In addition a large uumUirut proinl.is have bMii miln to mm ami tlitwo cannot nuw be (ultllled. Muoli trouble nun worry win nsuu irom Uils unex hk!(mI dlvUlou of tho loaves and iLhos. peranco worker, lias Issued a book in Spanish dealing with tho drink evil, which will Ira used as a text book hero and in other Latin-American cities. President Diaz Is known to bo In cordial sympathy with tho temperanco move ment and is himself Imout abstemious. Various members of tho cabinet have expressed themselves as pleased witli tho work in behalf of practical temper a nee. Women Physicians in Russ'a, Women physicians have established thumselves all over Itussia and they havo achieved a respected position. Some of them aro employed by tho gov ernment and since last year aro entitled to u pension. Many of them occupy positions as country physicians, school physicians, physicians for tho poor ond as surgeons for thu municipal ambulance system, I'or the Housekeeper, Now how many of tho readers havo ever used a paint brusli and a whisk broom to blacken and polish tho kitchuu range? To any who havo not let mo say that It you try it onco you will never go back to the old blacking brush. Get a 10c paint brush about ono Inch wide uml an old whisk broom, paint your range over with good blacking, using jour brush; then with tho old whisk polish; you will find you can do tlio whole busl no In about live minutes and not soil your hands, mid what a blessing that is. Do you ever uso a rag Just dampened with either good furniture nilisli or sweet oil and turpentine, (or dusting? If not, try that Instead of scattering the diiBt from ono piece of furniture to an other to bo ull wiped or brushed off again. Thu oiled rug holds It and leaves a beautiful polish on the wood. Of course, this can only bo ustd on thu woodwork. Tor tho upholstery I And nothing so good as a pair of bristle whisks, ono soft and ono heavy. An other thing is a little coal oil in the water to wash windows and mirrors In; .about two tablesooii8(uls to a bucket ot luko-warm water. Wash and iwlish in the regular way and see how they will shine, and hosldea they keep clean twice as long. To keep pie crust from soaking, brush over with lioaton egg and let dry two or three minutes and your custards will bo ull right and not have a soggy bottom crust. To clean bottles uio eoareoeoul aahes and soap suds. Mrs. The water company is still going down on ono of their wells fays thu Prine villo Kevlew. They aro down about 250 feet and aro In a chalky formation. They have a supply of water at the depth of 80 feet, but they havo a desire to go through this formation and see what can bo found. The Homeliest Man in Salem As well as the handsomest, and others are invited to call on any druirglst u nd get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Ualsam for the Throat and Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and believe all Chronic ttnd Acute (Jsughs, Asthma, lirnncliltls und Consump tion. Price 26c. and 60c. cud&w Try Allen's Foot Ease. A powder to bo shaken into tho shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If you havo smart ing feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot Kane. It cools tho feet and makes walk ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, ingrowing nails, blisters and callous snots, ltelleves corns and bunions ol all pain und gives riAt and comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe Btores for 25c. Trial package FHKK. A fldress Allen 8. Olmsted, LeKoy, N. Y. A. II. McCarty was In town tho past week in tho Interest of tho parties who are to put in tho electrlc-llght plant at Coqullle, states tho Myrtlo Point Enter prise They propose, If a sufficient number ot lights will be taken hero, to oxtend their wires from Coqulllo for lighting this place. Cattarrh Cannot be Cured With I.00AL APPLICATIONS, as thoy cannot reacli the seat ot tlio disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis ease, and in order to euro It you must tako Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken internally, nml nrtu directly on the blood and mucous sur faces. Hull's Catarrh Curo Is not n quack medicine. It was prescribed by ono of tho best physicians In this coiui irv ior years, ami is u regular prescri) tlon. It is composed of tliu best tonics known, combined witli tho best blood purillers. actim: dircLllv on tho mnrnna surfaces. The jicrfect combination of tlio two Ingredients is what produces such wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. F.J. CHUNKY A CO,, ,,. , -'fops.. Toledo, 0. hold by druggists, price 75e. Hall's Family Pills are thu host. WHY USE . Jrfelsbach Mantle? nrcncsK uuy oivka ooob LIGHT AND AHE LONO U WE SELL TIIBEE ORAU". SUUIH AND EASl VIA ' Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Tralufl leave Balem fo"r Portland anTwT statlons at 0:44 a Lr fortlaud Lv BAlem.... Ar AhUart. Ar Sacramento. Ar Ban Francltco.. m. and 4:14 i nrOTBA'-WEUntCHMAmR The OLE fOWEIt. I'rtce 197, and at half tbs verrlatcst "-""J&riPlS'U 1V.ce ibe? U.VDKKD CASIILE POWEil w UB a con-um .... v -"-jf0Ty CANI NO, 7. Ths old lUiutfbr, or gooa imuu i ,-.-- 80tent. -.. n.!lii nowcr as tno ho, IDEAL." Not quits M good qUalliy mi. gr.iu& '" price, IS centi... . ,,,,-T,,nnl.rlradluted at above rates. . nelallliht. We bare gasslows also. Ul i ssbow Tlonl,ono 603. SALEM GAS utiiii n;.. rn-:""- NeW Hearse! f W I" M J.i ?l T:PM slu AT-.. ...." 11:49 1 v eeop JJ 6J0AS JJSAg S23rS M 12 43 f 5 ram nn urrr Irnlna flhnti1 naftt RaaMmA.i. ." and El Paso, ond tourist cars to ChliW St. Louis, Now Orleans and Wasli.n)lffi Connecting at San Frantlteco 1 with oral steamBhln lines for Honolulu Japan, China, Philippines, Central an,i South America. " ArOjttlen..-. Ar Oenvcr... Ar Kanta, t'lty Ar CMcago-- Ar I-os AngcJca.. Ar El rm.. Ar Fort Worth.. Ar City of Mexico. Ar Uoustao -. Ar New Orleans Ar Vajhlnron.. Ar New York -. Pullman and Tourists w 14 1. m. ' SJS) A M '-rss. -nun a m i'S S uam nS??! 03 I1 1 j . -! - t: v m rs.4i"X"M IIOAU . tOi A M - tM A M nSoTTT . BOO P M . t-MA It -9.M A M . 4.00 A H . sas p m . 6 A II -n;3 r See Mr. W- W. Skinner agent at HaliTT station, or address ""' C. II. MARKHAM, O. p. a. rortinnd, Oregon, NEWLY FITTED UNDERTAKING PARLORS LARGEST LINE OF miimsmmt BjaMMM ' sBXjibitf8 l'"' "nnriniHili.'iiMiiijmij. ii?VE5'' XrwfiiPXRy&vnM "'''if, iiawnmms iaiiu.. K " (JltJB ' 'Uh I 'rllin,l "ii 1 "Ks?R?f l , yJ7C0rif3 1 T!mi x,i ish,""kiivit Vt" .. nil """ .LtCCpmT-BtSilB hUil I liuiaha. KkUMU Cii), t c libk. 3 V . , JtTfll tsMM-f-Bti-S S S Sj Mp'u' 'uul.blracnaDdKutt, I iHSiS;B9l hP MN-'J SMS SS S PSSSSSJ vXDC u ndenaklno Goods Reduced Prices Slate st., Salem Jre!l,e New City Morgue A. B, Burcn, Proprietor, lui you save That makes vou rich, and if vou are alive to vour !... 1. ."..mi ri'j .. .. ' r... 1... ijr.. r... uwit iineieiis yuu 11 iiiiu yuu mivc uiuiicy vy iiuuui itcic. Other people do. Why not you. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Klrcr 1.45 pm p in Sn. m ex. Hun Hatur-day io p, m !. Mdlera Walla Walla, 8pikne, Jllnn,. apolta, HI. I'anl, Uuluth, Mil. waaaee Chicago and n-t. OCEAN HTKAMMIIII1 For Ban FrancUoo, eau CTcrjr uva oaya. cor.UMniA ntVKit UTK1MVIIJ To Aatorla and way Lanitinu, WILLAMETTK nivFiV For l'ortland.iNcwrM'rg; an.l wn fxntti f.l is ' day and Friday at 10,00 a. m.'diltr 11 Tnoaday, TJinndayand BatarU pn day al .S0 a. ni, I r a. at. P. I P. i. xHm ArSa Im FOR CORVALLIS da"? w)tJ'.',olntaTucu-'. Thursday and B-tor. Han itt & Lawrence OLD P03TOFHCK OROnitRY J Temperance Work In Mexico, (lovemmeut otlVclsl aro takint; inter et in the nol- liiati)-uratetlteMivrauco movement, atul tho IkmhI f health is Shlmr, eucourseuuut to the temperance worker, for thu vice ol alo)mlUtu is n potted to Im lirOHinu hero.. The mortu ary statistics in Mitxico oiery year show m jiv ami mow deaths from wrebral tvAjcwthiii, duo to the alms ofakxihol. and tho ixerumeut is BUruiel at thd "etultsef the inreasl coutumntkiu of Btdiuil spirits, dtHtlarl Uy MeosWan journals to Ik) the prima muw o four- fifth- sf 1 list srtta ti.t !. ...ix. a .v I-ti- " ! mu 111a iuvst r 1 lHtiiSiwetyinytUty. j Mrs. VIM, an AmcrWun woman tew P. K. Varnoy, Colllngswood. N. J. Steamed Apricot Pudding. Into it mlslni: mw put one and one f mrth eupsof sl(tel vamy Hour, one fourth tn9Kxni of salt ami two level teaioous of Imklni; lniwder. Mix them thoroughly, then stir in milk sulllelent to maku a soft dough, ono Just aoft enough to spread easily-. Uutter three small cups sueh as aro used for daklng oup citetarda or you may uso small tin uups. Put a tahlcspoon ot the doin;h in tho oup, then half of an aprleot, hollow aide up. Uo the oauiuxl aprtoots and drain them well from the syrup. Fill the Ortvlty with sugar. Cover with another half apricot, then add another tatte-)ioou(ul ol the dough, or slightly mote if that does m eover tho fruit. Arrange them in a steamer, eover viith a sheet ot buttered paper, then itl the ouver. and let thixn cook half an hour. Sauce for Artlcoi Puddior. Put ono cup of syrup, draluwl from a eauol aprleots, on to loil. Mix one teaoon of comslaroli with one-half cup of sugar, stir it Into the fruit syrup and 1st It loll the to eight minutes, stirring onstautly. Thin Hrown Urtad and Uutter. Trim off tho crusts Irom a Ivat of brd, listvlnti it in rectangular shap-. Stlco it very thin and enread it wiih . tMn Civatlnj ol buttr. Put two 1 1 leva uyettter and cut raeh npisre Into til au'gUy, Arrange them neatly m a phte and wrvti them with raw oy iters. Soda In Sour Milk. A point too often lot sliUt ol vn by Mrs. Harriet Kvans, Hinsdale, 111., writes, "I never fail to relievo my chil dren from cronn at once by using Ono Mlntitu Couh Cure I would not feel safe without It." Quickly cures colitis, colds, urippo anli all throat and him; diseases, ritoncs Drug Stores. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of Ct&ffl&fa4 L. M. KIRK. 54, 50, Sl SB rnonoiiB I StntoSt Grain Hay, FJqur, Mill Feed, Bulldinp, Malcrial. Lime, Cement, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and'Straw stored Wagon Scalcs.clc. Prempt andiarefu attention piiu 11. the dellvtry of goods in nftheeltv. WILLAMETTK KIVKR DIVISION Dally bouts to Portland aa ahn. t...i .. street car line at Oregon City If the iteamen art delayed there. Ticket to all points In OreJo.. Washington. California or ihe East B5i checked through from Balora free. Choice of rail or river route ,to Portland. Connectlous made at Portland with all rail, oceaVind J e! lines. W-H. IIORLnURT, Ocn, Past Agt , Portland Or. . m . M- POWERS. Agent, Trads Stract dock, Bilom. snypari B.K.tf Successor to Geo. L Neal. Under new mannaenment. The Saloon, formerly occunied bv O. I- v. ll-OIHMUsl 1)V 1'.. It. Cnlimn. Kltu. linn nt . .1,,... Il.. nil 829 Commercfal street. Salem. Phono 27T. " ,","u' """ VSSr7: a ., 11 o., has lieen reopeiiw! o lp zi rrsy7-rT uio oniy per ect liicyclo crank hanger. 27 per cent. less prewuiro on its self-ollitiK crank bearings than on any o her stylo of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage, hprocket runs between tho bearings. : : ' J SlfKISQ Ig DELIEVINO CALL AM) UK CONVINCED G- A. .ROBERTS. 105 STATE 8THKET. rilo.NK 2870. Huts are coming In better, says tho Astorian. The bounty plan will proba bly bo a success after all. It ig suggest el that the boys ahould bring them in paper bags and not with their hands oing to the possibility of getting skin diseases from them. 7500 Rolls of 1900 Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad TIME CABD, ! For Yanulna: Truln leaves Albany. . . . Truln leuves (Jtirvuills.. Trnin arrives Ynqulna llolurnlut;:. Leuves Yatiulnu Leaves Corvullls Arrives Alban? 3 For Detreit: Leave-. Albany irrivcs uoiTiill. 11: u a. m 4 Ilelurnlnir: Leuves Dutiolt 12:20 u m, AirlvcH Albany 5:45 n m. Ono and twu connect atAlhauynnd CorvalllH with Southern PaclHctialns, ulvlnn direct service ti aud from New. purl und udjitcunt benches. Trains for the mountains arrive at Detroit at hood, kIvIok ample time to reach cuniplng irrounds no His HrcitcnbURli uml Satitlam river ths same day .12:45 p. m, . 1:56 p. m . 7:25 p. m ti-OOa m .11:30 a in 12:15 p tc. 7:00 a. m . I. WA1.DKN T K. Al'.'A. Tl'KNKK ABOIIt. EDWIN HTONK. UsDsjsr Albanr, Oi. Hi i " 5 I I btVhlV 1 SUTHERLAND SISTERS' llh tTrowa. and Scalp CUmjiar. Iks ! vrapsrslloas Usl siill mlor. Us tulr lis Hlal hssltbf cooJiUos. AHHdrnjii.n. .!MHiBHHBHHSjtji Peace Declare. Why devote all your time tlio Itoer War and thuUold F .imiKar mere aro other mattra SErf r'ivvp i!EC.ElVED- COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PI paqr von o WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & CO lsl Door Norlh of Post Office A " , A GORGEOUSLY BOUND tuv UU twi a Nsailjr r. illu- KoWfn r liui.wsj to Hbtitl f,,i.l I'l'""lillrm,i.r In iM. .7.. S 1 SSI S I U k. a.wa ..1..J... - HS MIUUII. elds ot I IffiSSrSS .! ""I?. wy ' l miD.ir.1 i,...""" . '.. :"'"e-"-M I a vii.i i.nnn.i. ,. ;... :..;:. .:"" "Mun. r;,.i,ru":."r.""'.',1. otr :,""." ".""'" J"u '" manea inn Z .T:rr':.'"'uuiiw.tM.arlr KOkoW.n ..u... ... I I . ',' in tui l-wiu uiuilH.a ..ll-..l . "111 MJ kllUH now to Kast. and will travel. Inonler to have the lxstser yu-v, ni uio nmxumin Central Hy between St. Paul and Chieagi. For raius turn inner tnioriiiation, write Jas A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore uon. To Curo a Cold In Urns Uav uuauia uremo VMlulne Tal 7.I.IA. uruxsisU irtUDti ths moaajr (l fsfls u. n. is Hm.IIHUiUltUUUBCllUli, All eur. &'. The Truth for prll. Sold only at Patton ns. Head "The Truth about Intoxicants." Tho population of I .aw ton is attout 500 all anxious to build, but the scarcity of lumber is a hindrance. A Few Hoinlcrs. Tho recent statistics of tho num lr of deaths show that the larv-a majority dio wllh consumption. This disvaso may cojumenw with an apparently harmless cough which can bo cured instantly by Kemp's Ualsam for the Throat ami Lungs, which is guaranteed to uro and retivs all casi. Prico atw. and 60o, tor sate by all druggists. 1 llsa Human iuJ rl.Vl:.L.. V" '- lllivf.t.u. --. '. --" WHr HMI. 1st ihb kuu'uZ, . !.'.' ". PrBiDi tosluwi to K::sr&TwnTS.S A. ii-au:iViiS7Ta .J.? WiliameiiB Stables. commercial stresjt, and are ;i- "'"-' you a ihc. rig fee.1 and care for . .2. Post Office. Brewster & White 01 COl'RT ST. t'lio.SK 178. rttti'life'-' 1. qsK,,"0n,,raaJSl.ortsl AeunipIBt,s,.H.;kof NEW 8KBDS on Soo Pacific Line. Lowest ratos Best service To and front nil points Fast and Europo. The.only lino running thruugh Tor lit Montrc Boston. Without Change. Hoyal Mail Steamslilp Line to japan and China. Canadian and Australian Steamship Line to ourist Cars to IliillO iiiukti ilia Tho Doty Market ur )ur twin r 'f ' ba'-. Uories boards l!l " W" lto,e wife. Mil RHXOVKUTO HO STATK ST. Fresh IIskcmam's Uverllls. Pitts for Stomach aril Harold & Reynolds Piuo &UULE 1JUOS. S AND REI'AIRFRS l"OUTLANI) .ORE "S1" ll.Vs and Frn'i. """ 0lln,e. Deals in .'lt-iau IT '"'"""K.lJI.rro.u,,.,,, a Taylor wmmw . n;iif . r. fV.V,UV fAfta ds'u It, V7,ta?eMe-Wet:so iGBESSJ-J& in and For ratu-guid information apply to ('. M. LOUKWOOD ,. Aetit,8aleni Orr. n. II, Aoiit, Aieiit Pnrlluiid. R- J.Uoyle, A (LP A, Vancouver H.O Oregon Miuu Lino Railroad The Direct Itonte to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives cho.ee of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast .Mail Line, or Uio HIO GHANDK Scenic Lliws. No Change of Cars, On the Portland-Chicago Specisl, "- ntiestinthoWest." Equipped With Ele ant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S eepers Su -erb LibrarvBuffet Cars Snlendid Dinners, Meals a la carte wree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortablel Coachps and Smoke s Entire Train Complete v Vestibuled For further information apply to U. .SAUEL, W. K. COM AN Trar. Pawi. At ?en'l Aceats Dl 1 i r. Tua KiillsA C oiooaea owck iwoAJEKSEY. r DURHiV U.I S-18 if " ' Ule"ne. K. K. Davis, Soti 11.00 sjol tasJi. una bloc " M 1-lSlf - - BUOWNf M