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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1900)
'w"W""sr i " !sV u K w, C ft "J Men's Tan, Blucher cut, "822? 3.50 j Men's Patent leather dress shoe, do g Mdi's Vici Kid, Heavy sole. Kid lined J and tips, "gSS 53.50. if Men's Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension J k edee, calf lined, "tSSS1 3.50. ? Men's-Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe, Kid J lined, Heavy sole, "gJE 253.50. 5 Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Latest I shape, ,!! 33.50. P Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, Beacon i ocTSSf 53.50. 5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt, 5 Boston toe, 7!ssd 53.50. a men a run oiui,k vuu vjuimycui nui, Ho lias not worked 4 S I Mk.'; Cambridge toe, "ftS" 53.50. Special $C).35J .HW92 under Mr. Durbln oin.lni.1n nrnff nn tlm IKHIfllf!. 110 1188 attended to all tlio duties- of tlio oillco without fear or favor. Ho has mndo tlio best tax collector llio county has ever had. Ho linn not only collected all his own las under Ills own term, but lias got lho greater sliaro that bad been left for three years by bis Republican predeces sors. While several suits bavo bad to be brought the past few years to restrain Republican grrffters, no suit has bad to bo brought to compel Mr. Durbln to restrain him from any raid on tlio peo ple. He has had no litigation, nor caused any These things are not raid to hurt the feelings of any professional ms- gvbhoestor? FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY CALL AT ONCE AS WE ONLY HAVE A FEW PAIRS OF A SIZE 94 BtOtO &t a a a aa J A 1900 RAMBLER BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY .MAY 12. 7 w Who takes 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 $& conceivable style of fashionable fabrics; cut as stylishly as represented on the fashion plates. Boys' Vestee Suits Ki W& '$ fully as they look. X X X X X X X We are'a safe store, for we say-money back if you want it. G. w. Johnson & 60.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. A COUPON Willi BVbliY SO CENT PURCHASE. TUB DAM JOURNAL XV HUVHR MNOI UlCliri THURSDAY, APIUL 121000. Dally, One Tear 93.00, In Advance Dally, Tout Months HI 00 i advnnoo i(l I Y. On fear 9 J. CO, In Ativan things to do, but so far no ono has been found to do them. It has not been con venient. It was not eteii of sufllclunt imparlance tn tlio convention committee to consider the matter. The Uoatlon is, ore the Kepuhllcuu candidates iufll ciently in earnest about reforms in .Marion county to give tho Moplo theso ruforms whou tho predominant iulhi euros in thu party are so indifferent? We all know that parties mid conven tions as a ruin do not gWe thu peopiu reforms, but tund to continue abuses. Reforms come th rough Individual effort of olllolals tti.lt thu Inti'lllgenro and thu backbone to carry them nut. Hut thoy must he backed by it desire for reform In a parly and the loaders surrounding tho mult who is in olllce. The great issue In Murluu county Is substantial re duction In taxes. man, but nro raid to call attention to tlio fundamental distinction bctwoin filling an office for personal purposes, as lias too much been tho custom in tho past. Belf-govcrnmcnt has only been a falluro where it has been pcrverled, as It has from our local affairs to Washington. Government must be for all tho pioplo. ATTENTION, CIT1ZENSI ' Do not forget that before you can cast a vole at Hie com mit state and presidential elec tions your name must oe on me reinsier. i nc nine is now ontohaeyourname put there. If not registered before Atay 15, you cannot vote, you can register before anv notarv public or justice of the peace recof cost, or at the court house in the county clerk's of .fice, Do not neglect to reg ister. i . . .j TMK IHBUB IN MARION COUNTY Now that the slate ntul congressional conventions are held, thu minds of the people mutt got eft of partisan strife and consider what may bo done to Itn prove tlm county government. The Ilo. publicans have put tip to good men for nullity judge and eoininllonur, but the i)uestiou still remains does that mean rvloruiT Thocomvutloii adopted no program of reform for Ihelrcandl dates. It did not condemn them any Jobs or abuses of the past and did nojt ap plaud any good work ilonu by the pros, t-nt county court. The ,mhIii do not know what to nxiect of Messrs. Scott and NfoJliani,Mho, If elected, will gov ern the finance and raxenue of the county for the next futir yearn. Mcssra Scott and Needhaui hate pub lished aeard over their signatures In thu press, declaring tltoy will rim the county economically, and all whu knew the-o gentlemen will believe that their i11jm. sitlou 1 all right. Hut as largo a bail hum as tlm guwutneut of this county and rxpendlture for feur jtarsl worthy efa inure speoitlo and intelligent program than that. Tho candidates of tde oltUous convention ar specifically pledges to reductions In county expenses, to lower taxes and to putting the county on a caih ts, and ' abolishing the present Interest harden of I from (He to Mt thousand dullara a )r. All will say tleni are just the proper in Marion county fur the nasi two jeers A rUNDAMCNTAU IMtlNCU'LB. The slang word "graft" has been so much applied to all Hurts o( abuses In public affairs, and theru has been oo caslon to employ It very frequently tlio past few years In Halem and Marlon county, that It is in dauuer of losing lis real significance, 'litis slang term really represent a fundamental principle In K)tlcs the prluclplo that government shall Ihi for thu pooplu mill not for a party or a faction ol n parly. lho protest against the Puerto ltlco tariff la not that revenues shall not Ihi provided for (be Island, or that the pres ident shall expend them, but It la Ihi. cauio It looks aa if there were Interests being promoted other than the common interest of all the people. 'Hie objec lion to Heuator Mullrido' return (o the senate is not a matter ersonal to Mr. Mollrlde, hut It is because ho stands for the analent ldt of rsunal olitlcaand liot for the people. All know and mi durstaud that Mr. Mclirldo never cheeked an a huso in publla aflalrs. lie detvinet stand for that; he stands fur thudumandsof all the grafter. lo anon- lite iuKrUuuu ot this Mint as Applied to nraetiMl afTulrs, take thu reounl Diit. Atty. Ilajden 1ms mod. lie lias inn uurkel a aiugle grail on tin. iwoplo lu hit four yctrs of olllce Uwk at the expiiirtti nmilo by Judge Metllnu of Portland lu the district attorney's olllee there. On one ujass of business a dsputy district attorney took tlWO out of tho oounty In feet, tf a pliable gra(ttr had lieeu lu Mr. Uaydeu'a olllce lu .Marlon county the vigorous pnmKMtlon of Job bery at the courthouse would never base tikeu juace. lake the conduct ol Hi., aheriff ' olllce To Curo a Cold In Ono Day Tk lAistlrs llromo Quinine Tnl.lol.. All ilnislUi ii-luad Ilia money If It full. t cure K. VV. atom" lgntute It on etch Uu. 2.V. THE DEWEY PARTY Kvt OrfpinUn, Dora. Tlio peoplo of the United Stales arc told that John McLean, W. 0. Whilnoy, Daniel Jjtmont, Itlcliard OIney and Ben ator A. I'. Oormati are behind Admiral Dewey in his desise to Ixi n candlJute fortlio preeldcnoy. Who aro theso men? John It. McLean is tho brother of Mra. Dewey, a vory rich man and tho pro prietor of the Cincinnati Enquirer; V. 0. Whitney was secretary of tho navy under Mr. Ciuvoland, a very rich man and identified with largo capital lied Interest) lu New York. Ho is also a clotu friend of tho Htaudard Oil crowd tho biggest trust in tho country. Dan iel Latnont was prlvato secretary to Pres ident Cleveland and nfterwards became secretary of war during Clawilitnd'it second term. Ilo Is now vice-president of tho Northern Pacific railroad and n power lu tho maunagemeut of that great property. Itlcliard Qlnoy was secretary of state under Mr. Clove land, and now an influontal corporation lawyer, representing vast capitalized Intercuts. Henator Gorman Is a political hots, a professional politician, n rich man, and ono who serves rich inon. If these gentlemen can name the Dem ocratic candidate they will control tho party anil it will become as much llko the Hopubllcun party, In method and aim, In its service to the mass of tho licoplo, as one pea is like ano'her. These gentleman aro not in sympathy -with demrcrot c principle!!, only In theory, and for this reason they are not entitled tolhocoulldenceof thu rank and lllu of lho democracy. To Nignt and To-Morrow Night, And cuoh tiny ami night during llilo week win can get lit nuy druggist')1 Kemp's Il.thaiii for tho Thrnut utul Lungs, acknowledged to bo the moot successful remedy ever wild for CougliH. (Jrunp. IlrouuliIlK AhIIiiiiii anil Consumption, (let it Ik tt lo In duy and keep It ulwnya In the Iioukc ) you can check your cold ut once Price 'i!c und Mc. Kitinplo Ixitt lo free, cudtV.w f AX REDUCTION PROGRAM TO WHICH THE CITIZENS' CANDID ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT Will -be Pledged II They Accept the Nominations Made at Salem Saturday The Citizens' ticket contains tho names of two oxcellent citizens for county judgo and commlsslonor-W. W. Elder of Slayton, and W. w. umer ot M. .,. Mr. Elder Is a nucccssful business man from the eastern side of the county, a man who will dofend the Interests of tho farmers. Mr. Culver is one of the mouei farmers and business men in tho county. following plan for reducing taxes and putting .Marlon county on financial basis was adopted by tho conveatlen: hbatTngi 1 JtifAlVJL, HOT AIR, HOT WATER Estimates furnished, and work done promptly substantially andat'TuiffHoP Dryer work a specialty T S BURROUGHS, loa state Phone I5II WHY USE TTwbacb Matfle? sound Whereas, lho total amount of taxes collected n Marlon county or tno d. four yean nnlounts to 1021,052. as against f 005,794 for tlio lo r ye u P.1" while thp values of property Uo been constantly .diminishing wo pledge to ... 1...1 i ...... ,1. ,!.,.. m n.tiut nn thu c tizens ticket to reuueo mo next four years moil ii i nny iiiruici. . . , ,. , ., . Whereas, The average expenditures of Marlon county urt. . , j.- nnvo amounted to iu,ua tier annum tor cumn i;um"" - ; .. r, i ., i I ,.1- . ...!..... II. a M....tf ,.n t.nat VHBF (If I II.U1U. UB HKBlilBI. f (M'1" " till UUUII HIIIB I.J UIIIIUUUI. 11JU bUUIJI. ...u .' j . -- .--.-- . . total amount of cash token from tho people annually tor tne instead of increasing tho amount any Itirtlier. nty 171. still lartuer j uutievu iiiu tun.. vi.w -- . , nn u i..,in ami rnmmbeloniT nomlnateu on tuts citizens' ticket to conduct tho ordinary current excuses of Marlon couiity for not to exceed 1 10,000 per annum, llefore Incurr Ing any ; untj.ua o'jtr"y S. ncriii turo tor iinnrovctnents or repairs tor miy ruin iw".?.i turo shall first be submitted to the cople and autli Hi ..l.i .!. ...u .1 t.la A. - al.n Attn inntm litis citizens' ticket to put tho county on a cash basis at the earliest poss Iblo da to. tuna ...i ton irn in iR07 .. tw.iii.vn tlm rniintv exnenecs can l0 ntniil. iiml w nlivlim thn rmintv Uldtro aim commll nnum. llefore Incurring an nnnla n mnnlr. Iai a 11 V Mlim orized bv them. We pledge lho candidates for tlio county commissioner's court nominaicu liy ordering tho prompt collection of taxes wlieu tliey become uuo, n rtwiiutj u rate of interest on the county debt by tho use of money at four per cent if tlio suinu can bo obtained. , , , ,,., ,,, We pledge the candidates for county judgo and commissioner to conduct tlio atiairs 01 tne Whereas .1 i.i ... - tountica adjacent to Marion, and that they shall pledgo themselves In writing to this effect . , . , ., ... , Wo pledgo tho citizens' legislative ticket to laiwr to reuueu w bi.ui .. pledge the candidates for county judgo and commissioner to conuuci tne f tlio county on a business basis and on a strictly non partisan basis, reas, County and state taxes hate been constantly increasing, wo pledge ens' county court to reduce taxes as low as they are in other well-governed materially ly. taPi lw Hhihpf DUST The Best Washing Powder. Ak Yw LwMHlress to Try It TUB NKUnO IMIODLEM. In n puhllo address of Decomlier lfi, 1808. rresldentMoKlnley directs atten. lion to the "Immenro field" for Indus trial education in the south ami tlio fact thn this Instrumentality "cannot he too soon or loo eurelt'lly utilized," lho views of I'resldont Lincoln, as bunded down to us, ludlcatt) that it was an es sential parte! his program that emigres? hiuild not only emancipate the negro, but should enluruiou some systematlu ami practical soiieme to lit Mm lu wifely utiluo Ids freedmn, uudurstund the cor rect use ot tlio ballot, and uialutaln his osllloii against the ussaults of evil men who in all sretlons of ourcountry, North andHoulh.llnd it to their apparent ad vantage to do ltl in harm, Itctoro tlie lamented death of tho war president congress well iiuduistood his plans, and yet our national legislators have con. tented thomtolvoA with Ignoring thu va.t Issue beforu the nation, leaving the ipuxliou to thu Intermittent, sporadic, iiielfiHitutl efforts of individual phlUn throilists, or to the uecesmirily Juw and sadly liit'lllclent solution of a section, tho instilullotis u( which had been revo lutioui(td, ami whlih ut the same time was absolutely bankrupt lu the element of linaiioial strength so essullal to efTiHiltxo work among thu negro race. We believe it '.oho the uuuit import, out questlou fur the consideration, not only of the South, but of tho entire Amur lean )eoplo. II a hill could be Intmcd which would ecno an of cacli state. Tho negro Is not a nomad and will not go far from homo. More over, It is hoped that the initial plant being foundetl by congress, each such plant will flHcdlly become the object of private and stato benefaction, tho in dutlrial schools ultimately Incoming a permanent and integral part of the pub lie (ehool sBtcm of each stato. lho object lesion presented will also stlmii ltto local legislatures to fouudand equip much-needed white institutions of simi lar character. Tho bill Is so framed that publlcschool lncororatlon can be easily effected by special enactment of the stntes. Inthoflni.1 paragraph tho clause of limitation docs not apply to tho appro priation of tho 58th congress. This lias a tioublo object. (a) To somewhat en largo tho scopo of the bill, (b) To stim ulato tlio southern states to Immediate activity. Tub Jouk.vai. would make an appeal to its readers who aympathizo ; witli tlio objects of this hill to write to our sena tors and congressmen to work for Its pas sage " Tho Noblest Mind Tlio best contentment has." Yet, however noble lu mind, no man or woman can hitvo perfect contentment without physical health, Thu blood must ho kept pure und the atoniach mid digestive urgmm In uood order. Tlio best ii'ciiiih r.r this purpje It. Hood's Sur;inurillii. It nronintlv ouresull blood humors and eruptions una tone tip tne aysieiu. The fuvurllu cullmrllc Is Hood's 1'illK. j The Peoples' Ticket. Tlio people have the privilege of nom inating citizens to eorvu them and in doing bo will select the best without re wind to party, Just us they do lam tliey want tlio best cigar they buy the l.a Corona, For good values In st'eel and dress hats see Miss I'., bmlth, titate street. 4-U 1 wt O . JBi O? O Xt X .V. . Bms tin ? Ita KN Yw Han WmrJ Bonl Fuel for Force Your body must have force, nervous force, mus cular force, digestive force. Fat is the fuel used to supply this force. If you arc weak in any of these forces, use more fuel. The cod-liver oil in Scott's Emulsion is the best fuel for this work. Your nerves grow stronger, your muscu lar power increases, and your digestion improves. yx and )l CM, all Jrugjliu. SCOTT t, nOWSe, Chnl,u, N,w York. BKC1ICBB IHKY 01VEA U00U MQI1T AMD AnE LONO UVKD. WK SELL THHKB ufli""- Utirsble inn lo ONE ... Tk. ... l.tt thine In msnllw. UurW ,ftSWtt,fl??ilRVlihVeiompil price NO. m: The old itandbr, or Reed luung qusllty ana (iri - ...DKA'rVot a,,.. good qllt, but .Mng cmdle rower .. the No. m. .nd.tbi.ft... Am ortScU'mi'nu"'. puton and burners prope rlr ..tel jt "&, call and ui i .Ml DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? SSMjXKfflffW! . DETTKK I.10IIT for I.E33 JIONEY with one oftheje b uraefi nn . So!" VitowMBMZ'T" ... TelCnhone503. SALEM GAS l.Uiliruw., n ": - New Fitted UnderMing ar or SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA ' Southern Pacific Co, THE SHftST ROUTE Trains leavo Halem lor l'ortlaiv stations at 0 M n. m. mid 4:14 l.T I'ortUud . i.t Rftlera. Ar Alhl.nil... Ar Bacmmento .. Ar Ban Fr.ncHco 836aTT .110 A M 12 33 A M tXO V M . 7. P M Ar Oiplen . . 76- At! Ar Denver. .. eo a M Ar K.nt, C'ltr... . 729 A M Ar ChlCMQ 1M A M Ar Ix Angeles ... iao i m Ar El r.w. ....... , seo i m Ar Fort Worth. .. 6:30 A M Ar City of Mexico.... iuau Ar Houttan ........ 4-00 A M Ar New Orletii. iai r u Ar WMblnsion 6 43 a M rs ..... TamTwl: t. m. ' --n- J" ru ia5 rsoii Ar New York ToTXli 0p8 eOAv JOS A S ,lAW ...;43 V M ! ? ears on tCL Pullman nnd Tourists trains. Chair cars Sacramento in n.,. and El Paso, and tourist cars toChlcVo St. Louis, New OrleatiB and Washington' Connecting nt San Frutullsco with m end steamship lines for Honolulu Jnpnn, China, Phlllpninos, Central aud South America. M Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner aaent at SalftT Station, or address liatei 0. II. MARKIIAM, G. V. A. Portland, Oregon 0.R.&N Largest line of New Goods. Practical Undertaker. With long experience and all modern methods. A. B, Buren, Proprietor, DKr-AIITi roit Kiut Mall 8p. m Bdo- ktoe Flyer pm vs I p m. Id. m. ex Hun BfttUf tiny iv p, m Le.re Kalcm timb srnunuLB. Frum.l'ortUtid Salt laike, Denver Fl. Wurih yui.ii., it.uuu Cltr, at uuu,viiicao urn mut, W.I1.W..I., Spok.ne, Mlnne- ioiii, oi. i.ui, uuiuth, Mil n.nkeo Chicago ud wut. OCEAN UTKAMHHIPH ForB.it Knnclseu, H.U eyery nv U.y. COI.UMUIA ItlVEn UTfiUfuj To Astoria nd w.jr ijtndtnn WlLIiAMETTR RIVVIt Forl'ortlBiidJNewbrrg nrt w. dy and Frldsy tt 10,00 . m, .iuoau.7, ninriKiajana B.iar ily .1 S.M .. m SU - ! tju !(" Ill Br 1 h n IP. -X Unk, Ar9- dillr.t P m. Didn't Finish. The (,'tiino ot indoor b.tso hall played Wednesday evening between lo Itetl Men and Y, M. 0. A., loam camu to an inglorious end with the sixth Inning, when the score stood 10 to & in favor of the lied Men. Two Appointments. (Joerntir Geer has appointed II F, Tuttlo a i-omtnl'stoner ol dtiHls for Oro Kn, Willi ht'ailiuarters in Sun Francisco. Ilo has also npointetl Angus McQueen a delegate to represent Oregon at the international milling congress, to be hold in Mllwaukeo, Wisconsin, Juno 10th 1 1 23d, stimulus to lids uiuvtuiioiit, enlisting at Illumine lime thu acthe vu oiKiratlon ol thu t-oulheru Htuple the measure would j im uxwetiingiy opuiar w lilt all eiliwiiH ol lids swtwn. llie Mil apiendl, t-aiWttlly drawn up to meet the exigency, ami approval by emu ol the uWet spwialUta and imii grviMiit'it In Washington, wae(TitrHl by Hon. Itkh.nl A Wise, (Hop.) (tvit. Vlrglnttt, uu Murelt H, ltXK, tlio Hon. Chaa. lUtiry UrMwnor. olOltto, twing pledgtsl lo its mpport on the Hour ol the huttte. It la a measure to oeuuurugo l' e otVinlwtlou ol Industrial schools among tlie (wvdmoii o( lho iHHitli. The tlrst olaiue, while not eonllning the actual (acuity to croni of any color or Kvtttiu, iti luteialy to command the cinhMeiic nikl iMilut the interest ol Southern raptiid und intelhgein-e. The term "W bite" U plsceil in parenthes, as tlie t.riiiws ru ntet certain Hat It should be pieMrtl, thinking polh'y the rlauie "ol adouate lecsal. txluct liotutl and moral slattding" .uillolrnlly protkvta the character of the Uvtrxl ol .xuitrel. Other pointa wurthy el nun. tiun are that, I. Tho liestrd ol l,ilor 1ik, coitstl. luted aitokcvpthecouttilutiou iu touch with tlm state nJYvrui.iviili.uil with the national cwigrvM at Waihtugtoo, s. the small apitreprlaUen Iw vw i4anl, tuktd v!wngr.w ill be turtUllv- YS'luuH oy uieuuutucil lustitu Facimj (he Future. There contra a time to nio$t women when they must face the future of wife hood and mothethcHxl, Wlut that future has iu store for them ilrnen.L l.in.r.v strong upou UicmscUca. To a healthy woman the obligations and consequences oi marnage are a lasting happiness. To a Mrontan auf. fenng front irreg ul.tnty or other ailntrnU of the sex. marriage may prow a mockery attd motherhood a mlicry. Where h h irrcgttlarlty exists Itr tierce's raiixtto l'rvscrii. Hon can be used with the assurance that health will speedily lie rt slorcd. It U the moot reliable med. tcine kuown to medical science for the cure of diseases which af. feet the delicate wvmunly organs, nPlvn.lt. 11m scrlptlon" ts a twn-alcolioJic mtilicine an4 U also free from opium cocaine and other narcotic. P"Jljf t"Hmt with' piiufuj VrioJ. s.lT rtvubTcMot dnla whWhretidrt5rv IJL Jl ""? " Wft ru.-it5.l?5Bd t. My hiuUa4 brctmc .Urutcxl sad p re lM..., lMJ.iac. Ir. Pierce' Metltcl ,1., .. , on rcceiu of sUmni to mv r ..:, lay only. Seed ji oue-ceoi Umt tar l-NMawBvsiajMBa. M at wa no,,, ss4 after I smJ tbow Jo i wyrsplUr l owbUS toOr Ktt?, Cattarrh Cannot be Cured With I.OOAI. APPMOATIONS, as they cannot reach tho scat of tlio dlseiifu. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis case, and In order to euro It you must taku Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken intornally, and nets directly on tho blood and mucous sur faces. I lull's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by ono ol tlie best physicians in tills coun try for vears, and is u regular prescrip tion. It Is composed of tho best tonics known, combined with tho best blood purifiers, acting directly on tlio mucous surfaces. Thu perfect combination ol the two Ingredients is what produces such wonderful results In curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free F.J. CI1KXKV CO,, Props., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, price 76c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Kase, a powder. It cura painful smarting, nervous feet and in growing nails and instsntly akea the sting out ot corns ami bunion". It's the greatest comfort discovery of tho ago Allen's Foot-Kawj makes Unlit or new shoe feel easy. It is a certain curo for sweating, callous and hot tired ach Ing feet. Try it today. Sold by a druggists and shoe stores, lly until f Mo in stamps. Trial package Fill; Address Allen 8. Olmsted, 1 Hoy, N. Mrs. Harriet Kvans, Hinsdale, III., writes, "I never fail to relieve my chil dren front croup at once by using One Minute Cough .Cure I would not fee! safe Without It." Oulcklv flurra .vvm.ln. colds, grippe auh all throat and lung disease. Stonetr Drug Stores, CASTOR I A Por Infanta and Children. Tde Kind You Hava Always Bought Signature of O&jjfflgfc The Truth for April. Sold only at Patton Hroi. ltead 'The ("ruth about Intoxicants." Allhe Penitentisry, J. 0, Collins, ol Jackson county has arrived at the Hn to serve one year for obtaining money under false pretense Henry Uing. ol Morrow county, has aho come in lo spend three year fur larceny. - m . i A I Bed Time I take a plearaut herb drink, the next mornlug 1 feel bright and mv com- nlexioii i Utter Mr docinr'nav. ., acts gently on the stomach, liver and klduej. and is a pleasant laxatne. It is nude of herb, and is prepared as' easily as tea. It is called Uue Medi.l ciue. ah uruggista u it at 36c and 60 ' ct. Ino'a Family Medicine moM H... i UUKl'13 CBCIl UBV. II mi 1-JHI..M ., I. send for frre Hatnnle. Address. OrBtni F. WiKKlward, UKoy, N Y. Uxxcium's LUertll. it's What You Save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests youn unci you save money uy iniuiui; uac. Other people do. Why not you Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Hanitt & Lawrence, Ot-n POSTOFKHJB OHOOFltY FOB CORVALLI8 a "?,' PoluUTuesd.y, Thurrf.y .ad Bstor aty, 4,oo,p. m, WILLAMKTTK IttVKIl DIVISION. B.lljr boats lo I'orU.nd as .bore. Tr.nifen l tteel car Hue at UrcRou Clljr iribesis.mer.Ms delayed there. Tickets to si I point. U oron H..filuloii, CBllfortilB or tlie Kail IliiJJJ checked Ihtonglt rrom Baletn free. Choice, rail or rlror routo to ruril.net. Conueetlos made at I'ortland with all rail, ocean and rltir I'll".- w II. IIUULIlUlir, den, Pass Agt , Portland Or. . , . - u POWKIU. Atcnt, Trade Street doclt, Hslen. L M KIRK 64, 60, &T58 I'nonouui; StnteSt Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building .Material. Lime, Cement, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay andStraw stored Wagon Scalcs.ctc. attention giwn In llie dcliMty of goods to 1'romiit and tarefn of the ritv. an) pari JK-tf Successor to Geo. L. Neal, lTnder now niannagement. Tlio Saloon, formerly occupied by 0. L. Neal A .. has been re-opened by E. K. Colu'an. Kino lino of wines, liquor and Cigars. No. 220 Commercial street, Salem, l'hono 2781. 3 22 tt THE RACYCLB Tlio only perfect liicyclo crank hanger. 27 per cent, less pressure on Its self-oiling crank bearings than on any other style of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs bet cen the bearings. : : : SKKINU IS UKMKVI.Va CALL AND UK CONVINCED . A. ROBERTS, 105 HTATK hTKKET. l'ltONK 2870. 7500 Rolls of 1900 Mall leaped HAS JUS!" UbEN RECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post Olfice. Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad TIME CARD, 2 Fur Viinulna: Truln leaves Albany 12:45 p. m, 'lrnln Ichvch Uorvullls.... 1:55 p. m Truln arrives Yaqtilna . 7:25 n mi I Returning: Leaves Yuqulna u-oua ra Leaves Corvallis 11:30a u Arrives Albany 12:15 n at. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:tt)a. ui Arrives Dotrolt lliXOa. i 4 Hutumlng: Lcuves Detroit 12:20 n. ai. A i rives Albany 5:15 p m. Ono nnd twe connect at Albany and Corvallis with Southern PnclHctialns giving direct service timid from .New port, und udjuccnt beaches. Trains for tlio mountain arriveat Detroit at no'in, giving ample time to rcacli cainnlng urounds on lh IlreltcnbUHli und Suntiutu river th sninoday. II, u WAI.DKN. T K. A I'. A. 1UKNKK Anal. KDW'IN BTOSa Albaur, Or. Canaiiaol Ktlli 10 Tourist Cars to AG0RGE0U5LY BOHNn Work of att baaju.t Uru tvjuJ m n. w 0(k .. "" layolMrr llte.we ioT.aVa ii. tii b IUI.jr.,lMtrcaa.auiir lu tbli euuSir. d!J , llV n,,i-t, jrii m, uiniiuiut i aim iiiu rj.ta Utaelotb UihIiu Lltaat 1w k212 tunauirJar.ua Blibi w tal u W Tlti' J biuiua uru ana w.uB auk,",, ' JI.'MIS. lau vr.ian bm.1 r Vto m tout .k ui rilMKi. Wrlieu. It r Itaw ibmiw Pajlu .nu w man.', w mll .! wa.ltrBUwrta.aH.uo,,, Wo7. ' X3i,.'ll aslm ftr-Kf.in.( nit. Nw Vt I'ills for Stomach and wivwh i Mi.ugutwjw lustau-' io la paper conrs. or u staniii in tu u. organM U Uie dlffeie.it wttous "". R. V, Wtrce, &aSS,, j For bale. We haxedectdnl to el(u nut ..... i ixr iHiunetxi a, tiieut Urejou. K you are interested call at our oilice. a .. Gooiunt LcMut Co. B-o-tl, Willamette Stables. The undersigned arenowcvctihv tng tlie dlauiutte Stable, mm'ii, tommercial stre.1, au.1 , ready to lure o a nuv rig or feel and care for jour tMin hen in Salaru. Horses boards by the week. Satisfaction gwar. auteiM. oui imtroosj mIic Hed. v,a, Harold & Reynolds Pltt IlKBtS AMj BH'AUiljt POUTLAyD.QHK Brewster & White 01 COCUT ST, rno.Ni! 1781. Hay, (Jrain. Aill Feed, Hour, Salt, Land Plaster Jat hay, pood fewl, $7 tier ton. 1 mmihy hay, good, JSJ.50 twr ton w :0,,",,,e & -Store in connection Hel.al.lo Seeds at low prices. .....' Inedttlnerj-j prompt service. ' ' ' me Feed men Tie DopSet KEJioriiTft 140 STATE ST. r..-i. i . . : i,arr.,d7rl,';it!,0Ul,G---glt ,, )lltfe ,,,, forponUryftnd 1. A, TAYi OR PRflPKlt,Ti.R v itU UU McCoy Stage. dlffS,V'P,,?eMelle:SO a m r.. K. I Soo Pacific Line. Lowest ratos Best semoa To and from all points Fast and Kurono. Thu only line running through ci m Tor llO Moolm Bostoa. Without Change. lloval Mail Steamship Liu to Japan and China, Canadian and Anstraliau rjteaniahlp Line to Honolulu andAustralia For ratetf ind Informatloti apply to C. M. LOUKWOOD Agent, Salem Ore. 1. II. Aboil, Agent Portland E J.Coyle. A.O.P A, Vancouver HO Oregon SIiom Line Railroad The Direct Route U Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives cliolee of two favorlto routes, via Uie UNION PACIFIC Fabt Mail Uii, or thu UIO GIUNDP, Scenic Un-M. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "t finest in the West." Equipped With Ele ant Standard Sleepers Fine New OrJinar Tourist S eepers Su erb LlbrarvBuTet Cat Snlendld Dinners, Mea's a la carte "'ree Reclining Chair Cars Camfortible CoacllPS and Smoke's Entire Train Completely Vestibuled Kor further information apply to J. It. NAtlKL, W. E. WAN.4 Trnv. P. AH. Hen'l AfW Bbodcd Steele lMteufw.0 taoa 11.00 tpot nub. Oat bUHrk x"a IHtra I KlUn 11. CO lunl i j.Utf 'j'ltBOWI' taJJ.