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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1900)
1 ,p "-"?", ' yr .j, ft MRN SHOD In a pair of our $3,50 Shoes is well shod " Vs His shoes will give him comfort and answer every demand of hard service. Can wc dislurbc ycu just a second? To examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look at them, they are great. &&&' was bboe stor? V s J 94 Stato &t I I ! i COUNTY POLITICS Form of a Citizen's Ticket That Would Be Satisfactory. J900luMnLER BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY .MAY 12 w if 61a kes In 6 1 ead ? When the boys' clothes are to be selected? It's the mother of course; boy next, and tlien tnc latncr, ana an ne nas 10 uo is to pay me dim uiai s easy. A $1.50 to $7,50 Our suits please the mother, fit the boy, and are priced low enough to satisfy the ather. Young Men's Suits k. '"eyS? conceivable style of fashionable fabrics; cut as stylishly as represented on tle fashion plates. 'RUx7c, Teice nitc Irresistibly pretty to look DOyS V eSiee OU1TS ?t aiuni,ey fit as beauts fully as they look. X X X A X X We areVsafe store, for wc sav-money back if you want it. G. w. Johnson & 60., Cltlztn's Tax Reduction Program Would. Not Prevent Necessary i Improvements. A groat many Democrats nnd Popti lists havo called nt Tiik JounsAi, office and ray n Citizen's ticket liku this will bo satlafactory. , . County Judge W. V Elder, of Stay Ion. Bbcrirf Prank V. Durbtn, of Howell. Clerk W. W. Holl. of Voxl!urn. Recorder J. II. Roland, of Jefferson. Treasurer A. L. Downlng.of Sublimity. Aswasor -V. V. Culver, ol Lib . Wlilllock. of Silver J. Gar The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers, A COUPON WITH EVEUY 50 CENT PURCHASE. TUB DAILY JOURNAL MY MOUISH ItHOTHKHh MONDAY, AI'JUMOISOO. Dally. OnoYou $3 oo, In Aiivauoo dully, Tout Monlba&lOO !. &dvnnoo Wceblv. Out rear 81.00, lit Jtdvan TUB UNION TIOKUT. The stale convent lorn havaboen bold and tbo opposition to tho Republicans have very properly nulled tholr Intoreats on a statu und coiigroaalnnal ticket. At tbo bend of Ibli ticket iliiiids Judge M. Ramsey for supremo Justice. IIu made tbo raco two years ago mid re ceived n very good vote. Uo In n gentle man who aland blub nt tbo bar and linn recently heroine a rwlilent of Bnleni. Tbo only other alato olllcur to Imj elected I fwxl and dairy coinnilHlonur and tin) Union noinlneo I Win, Shulmorloh, of Washington county. Uo Uu pruutlral dairyman, Por congress the milted npKislttun bavo put up Heimtor Hinllli, of llaker county, ami Hoimtor Daly, of I-afco and ICIamatb. I loth aroablu cnmpal)nr and moil of inoro limn average ability and good legtatatlvu record. Pur dis trict attorney In thin district, John A. Jeffrey, of Balein, was nominated, V T. Slater, of this city, would bavo been tbo nominee, if tbo olllcu bad been p ortIoned to tbo Democrats. Hut tt (ell to tbo I'opuliata. Mr. Jeffrey aerved acceptably in Ihu Plral district as public proiecutor, ami having many friend among tbo l'opulltt leader of other couutlei, bo vraa tbo choleo of lit party for tbo place. Mr. Jeffrey bad already been placed on tbo Pinion tlukvt for tbo legislature In Marlon enmity and bo It now In (KUKvwIyn of two mmiliistloiii and will I have to decline one. Mr. Jeffrey pi mo on tho euttiily ticket will have to be tilled by tbo ooin- inlltee. Itwaa IkhI bo would It on tbo county canvas a, bo la ait able cam patgncr, but will probably now havo to taku tbu cauitalrfii In band on a larger acalo. Whoemls put on in hit place for tbo comity tltkel should bo prepared todltoiiM the neeewlly for a lion par titan builnwa adiiitnUtratlon audi na I.tnn eouuty baa had. That I far nmro important than tlio national latiiea, which have properly peaMiiKue da t in tbo couuty ciim. While Tun Juuh. Xal will support the Pnlwi auto, ooii gcwialoual and dklrlel ttolst, tt will contend to a flniib for tli Uittan't county ticket in Mrlou county Tlio people bavo a right to help ihtMtimlve tn their local affair and to havo men put in olQco who pint) tho wollarvi of the pcoplo aUavotho paity poll tht xertfl by men witlrety for tbo graft they can werk lit lb namo of IkJIUm. IHtt CiTIZUM'H MOVKMIiNT. lint county convontlnn and tbo 1 nno cmllc county convention. Pirat tbo J'ojnitlat convention nominated two men for tlio leginlatlvo ticket mid adjournetl, with tbo uudoratnndiiiK that thu Demo- ural would put up tbo other three men on tho Icglalutivo ticket, which i politi cal, and also adjourn and let n Citizen's county ticket bu inndo up from county Judge down. At leant that waa tin) ox ptctation of tho l'opulltt when they adjourned to meet on Haturday, April Hut tho Dcmocratio county convention waa Hindu up ol ileleiratlonij In roino caaea taken from nil the reform parlioa, aa from Wood burn mid Hilverton anil other tircclnct, Tbla conveutinii com pleted tho Initiative ticket, by iminln three moro men and ondorainic the two named by tho I'opuliata, but nlao went ahead and made up a complete county ticket after holding- n conference with I'opuliata, Tho two leglalatora named by tho I'opiilUt uro tbu only candidate who aro fully nominated by tho reform element of the county. Thereat of the ticket put up ly tlio Democrat will havo to lie coualdurfd by tho 1'opuliat comity central comniltloo nt Halom Haturday. Whatever of that tick et la acceptable to them thoy will no doubt ratify. If they enn Improve tho ticket by refimln to en dorno whutever doe not ault tliey havo a erfeet rlnht and It la their duty to do bo. Tbo ticket lunnot lie Improved In ihiiuo rcapcut. In otliera It can The people are koIhk to elect the Cltlion'a tuuty lluket if II la rittbl. They are Kolng to Introdiico new life mid a now order of thinn IntJ our comity Koveru- iiient. They urti Kuliitf to havo taxmi i educed and atop pillii up debt. They aiu &) liitf. to havo letter road and bridge Inattmd of mine o' the worat In the tat. To do IImmo tliiiim thee are Ko4ii to k thai thu Inwt intHi poMlblo lie iml u thu Ottlwii' tiekttt ami then eleet thotu to aorvetbo p)plo Inateod of tbo okl dirty polltlonl rln that Inw run thlnu In Marten otmnty. Tho ioijile In tho owtntry know what tlmolllaon' iiiovtMUMil In dalom ntumla for. They know that the people waul what i ritflit, hut tho mih polUhHnna do not. If It bad nut Umii for a fow men put In ottleo by tho txHtpIo, like Judip llolne, Dlat. Attorney lluydau, Kherlff Diirbin. Umnty Olwk ll.ill, the Halom oIIImmi adinliil.lwti4i, thu ovtnnty wunhl have I Mil a debt piled up uu It tvvico a hluli a it la now. and alt the Job ami ruU that hvw Uxin broken by llieie odiriala would lwve Iwen earned out. Wltat itioiwujileofthe rounly want, in iariy, it oitiowht e4t rviC4nllM ul itarly, it olllotaU inoeuniinit eieeiitHt woo will work no raimoH tttotaxpavor, Ihhm). llavd Mrbtii, Hall and the Patau nty olHrlal f. work n ttralt on kind oIhIiUmm will o( ileiH and rwluee eoled at iork no lMn, llayden, t ntv olHrlal ttie iwmpte. That Tbo I'opullat central oommltlw mei at Halom an Haturday of thl week, to complete tho work Ixun by tho IVpti- ml tint euuiity out taxe litduw a tlullur an aerowhero I ttttv imw atatnl. TLut 1. I wlwv the citUeu' movement ttandt for, and that U what tho ikwiiIo wmit. ht Uttoat iiutHtKera all partle take tlollwaiMl nutoUtruot tho wily mean lo ylvo the km4o rvlivt. Commlnlonor orty. Coroner J. W ton. Bchool Superintendent A land, oi nniem. Hnrvevor A. Oobalct.of Booth Balein. Salem District Juatlco of tbonence, J. O'Doiitild; Conatnble, John II. Lowia. 1'or naaeacor thero rliould lx) a come- tent nnd ioi)iilar candldato piopoawl to tho I'optillat central committee that ineeti Haturday to complete nnd ratify (bo ticket. Tho namo of T. 0. IMvldaon of Booth Salem, tlio Populist who ran for naacamr two yearn a;o,l proposed. Ho la a compcto it n pcaenla ivo farmer,atid i n Independent man. Homer II. Holland of Salem, an indo pendent Ilopnbllcaii, is nlao aupReatcd. Neither of Micro men Is peeking tho place, nnd it la not known that cither would accept. Hut tbla olllco la seeking n proper man. Wbllo Mr. Hobart might succeed on n Itopiibllcnn ticket, ho la not acceptable to tbo pooplo on a Cituon's ticket. Mr. Holland la a bualneaa man nod a man of audi character and Integ rity that no one would Improperly In lliienco him In placing value on prop erty. Ills clorlcal ability and knowledge ol values would ensure a flrat-clata ad rnluhttratlou of thntoflko. Tho cltUeu's county ticket will lio thu only ticket In the Held against the Itepubllcan ticket, and tbo Htoplo have u right to havo tho beat men on It who can bo found na can dldato. tub tax iikduotiox riiooiux adopted by tbo Cltlion'a county ticket la being discussed. Tho main features aro accepted by moil of nil put tics as Just. Tbo Stnyton Mull (Itepubllcan) say : That part of thu resolution tying tbo "Citlicn's" nominees for luilgo and commissioner Ian plecoof political rot On Unit platform tbu ortlcors of tho county court, In caso of their election, would have to call a aiieclul election to repair tho Btaytou bridge or tbo Jeffcr sou bridge, oithor of which will require an expenditure of more than f 1,000. Tho above Is not stated fairly, hut let that go. P.xnmlnatlon of thu county records, as to tho Blayton bridge, allows this: Contractors offered to robuild the whole bridge, one span of 201) leet and two spnus of loO feet eneli, for (2,200. Half of this would fall on Linn county, hut they refused to go uhead. Tho Ma rion county court considered it too high, its It would tuko 100,000 feet of lumber nt a coat c( f.SOO and they considered 1,000 enough for thu work, Tho Btay tou brldgoougbt not to coil ovarii, 800, and that would bo flXH) for this comity, and under tho resolution of tho Oltiien'a Convention could bo built without aub milling it to a vote of the people. Tho Jefferdon bridge would not exist over C00 to f'iOO to rebuild, and aa Marlon county's share would ho f fl to '100 It would oomo under tho resolution. Tho Btaytou nnd Jefferson brldgea nru tho only two huge bridge that aro likely to be rebuilt for aoveral year. und, a tho fact show, could bo built whenever I.inn county get ready under the eitlceu'ii program, Hie heavy oxpoiidlturoH In Marlon county havo mostly boon made, Tbo demand that Improvements coxtlitgovor rtOOOIw llrat iiiitliorUtHl by the people ooniea from the people and la for the protection of the people. It Is recalled that Judge Hublwrd ordere.1 an lm proomeut of tlio onirtliouso and ground, nt llrt oetituateil at 1300, but In the aggregate before completlou auiuuntiug to nearly tan thousand dol lars. I'Uo rHiit ermnty oourt outered into aeontraet forioiirthotuo improvemcuta that u.mita atterward said eouhl bo done fur miieh lea. It cot a great deal tiKiie tlwn a a niulomplatd, and the llligalhm that grow wit of it mm! the ftMitity hundrtoU of dollar. It i that chwwot lmproviwHnU tbo hhi1u iiful proicwtkui unalruit and will have It. It U a woll kim vu fact that combina tkHiiol iMisb iHtJitlelnn aro genomlly Uuk taf th tlNHtor fur iiuprovomouta nud alUr tho wok I oikv begun, by ttwar pftMMtwttj f eocpttwkm, thoy rob tbo tasiayw. 1( Hm-o ontorpHtw aro ehN.-knl by tlM WMiiHtlnM id (lie ttitlawu' eouvtHiltuH it will iav newMH piuiiwl a gnl w. r. TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM TO WHICH THE .CITIZENS' CANDID ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT Will be Pledged H Tliey Accept the Nominations Made at Salem Saturday WHY USB, ,W?Isbach Maf)Ie llKCnDSB THKV OITkJA 000 MOIIT AND AltB LOXO LIVED. WR BELL THREE OIUDBS: Ives ONE '"" IteuUIII id w - --- - -- rui twr nniir. imv .v. flUNnBENI.LEt-qyVEnwllhffi Price ...... rt- mA liftlf the ,.-i,-..v.loi.lltr but glTingMtna candle power "- " ""- Tho Citliens' ticket conUlns the names of two oxcellent cltlxena for county juilgo nnd commissioner W. W. Elder of Stnyton, and W. W. Culver of Liberty. Mr. Elder is a successful business man from the eastern aide ol the county, a man who will defend the interests of the farmers. Mr. Culver is ouo of the model farmors nnd business men in the county. Following plan for reducing taxes and putting .Marion county on a sound financial basis was adopted by tho conventien: Whereas, Tho total amount of taxes collected In Mnrlon county for tho past four years nn.ounts to f 021,062, ns against 005,701 for tho four years preceding, while tho values of property havo been constantly dlmltils ilng, we pledge tho county Judge nnd commissioner nominated on tlit citizens' ticket to reduce tlio total amount ol casli taken Irom tlio people annuaiiy iur m . " ."- instend ol Increasing tlio amount any iiirtner. Wliercaa, The nvcrago expenditures of Marlon county for the past six ycais l.nvn anwiiinll In 7fl (17'1 rwxp nnntlm for rillltltv tlUrnOSfS. and tllO COIltltV COUrt has been able to conduct the county tbo past year for 51,010, as against 7M3j In lb08 nnd 80.170 In 1807. wo bellevo the county expenses can bo still farther reduced, nnd wo nledim the county ludgo nnd commissioner nominnted on una - . . . .i nnrni.it ana Riven vi ssaffiSSSS NO, 197. Tha old aunnoy, oi uw " I50cnl. imKAL." N A,Von,nihuw$lfito Call and a, wand nclalllfM, WebaTeK...tove,al Utusstiowino , Telonhono C03. hlUlU Ul IIVIIBIH.V- . 8ALEM GAS Us What You Save citizens ticket to conduct tho ordinary current expenses of Marion county lor not to exceed 40,000 per annum, llefore incurring any unusual or exiraqrumary ex current expenses of Marion county nmirrlnrr snv tintifltifll nr nxtrAordln IVW.....A ".J m.. - w .. pendituro for improveraents or repairs for any sum to exceed l.OOO, tho cxpendl turo shall flrst bo submitted to tho copIo and authorized livtuem. Wo pledge thu candidates for tho county commissioner's court nominated on this citizens' tlckot to put tho county on a cash basis at tho earliest ssiblo dato, by ordering tho prompt collection of taxes when they become duo, by reducing tho rato of interest on tho county debt by tho uso of monoy nt four per cent if the snmn can bo obtained. . Wo tilcdgo tlio candidates for county Judge nnd commissioner to conduct the affairs of tho county on a business hnsla ond on a strictly non partisan basis. Whereas, County and state taxes bavo been constantly increasing, we pledge the citizens' county court to reduce taxes as lowns they are in other well-governed counties adjacent to Marion, and that thoy shall pledge themselves In writing to this effect We tilcdgo tho citizens' legislntlvo ticket to labor to reduco tbo state tax materially, H0S iSi- mm wgSfEy fr.. STOMACH 4 Bitters Is tbo best medicine for tbo stomach, blood, llvor and nnd nerves It cures WINRTIPATIOK INDIflESTION Bjt DVHrKl'SIA V& 111! ineHV-KHH )j invigorntes tho J) liver and strengthenathi) kidneys. Wlien you nak for it, bo euro you get tlio genuine. Up-lo-Date Window. J. J. DnlrymploitCo.'s Eaator window was one of tho attractions nf tho season. Their displays and cartoon placards dis plays aro nlwnys up to dato. "Opportunity Is the Cream of Time." Now Is your opportunity. There Is no tlteo when the system Is so much In need of a god medicine, like Hood's Snrs;ip'irllla, and notlino when It l so susceptible to the bcnrllts to bo derived 'rcun such a mrdlclno. lly purifying, ciricbltig nnd vitalizing ilio ilood and lonlnu up the sstem Hood's Sursaparllln starts you right forn wlnle year of health. Constipation Is cured by Hood's I'llls. 0 All To Curo n Cold In Ono Day Tmli IjiidlrA llmmo Unlnlno Talilxl. driimrUtu refund tho money if It fall to cun K. W. drum lantliire ) cm aaoli b". V JOURNAL "X-nAY3." Tho finest Easter day on record. Potmt even went Hulling. t ; i The Oregonlan nsks whether we are to give up protection or expansion, which? t t I Tiik Jouiinal will print tho entlro ticket of iMitb pnrtlos liotli daily nnd' weekly without ebnrgo (or the jmhllc benefit. 1 i 1 Hrynn's utterances nre words, words, words, Oregonlan, Ilrynn is growing stronger, and MuKInluy weaker ns time g)es on. Siinio pior. An exchangosayst Judgltig from tho result of tlio MoMlnnvlllo convention shares of Oai-itai. Jouiinai. tHk area regular hoodoo to candldatea. I t ! Jefferson Itevlew: In county politics tho larger number of the voters lay aside yet says that it would boa dlsgrnco to tlio Nation to elect William J. Ilrynn. Tho Democratic olliclnl who could bo run by Itepnbllcnns, or n Itepubllcan official who could bu run by Democrats is a fraud from a partisan point of view. From tlio people's point of view, and in truth, nn official who can bo manipulated by anyone, for any but good purposes, Is a fraud of tho rankest kind. Il&bbbIiIubbT1 1m ftn nljl tthUfa all tuuu .nmu.. kaUh lH.luuli..tj trr teuMhfi(cawMiii!iht hoirvi l ilitU-biiih mMv to Mutlur b4 cblld. Thlt WUIM t Rll WVIBCN l H UMff iml HUIUtk'l r lW UMlP WBijwMl(ttilln I tlwttabl 01 IV MBciln 4 iUnt rl4Ul UMlbfl vt all immui kkikrtt nfl tit woairn lutv dmn4 Ihitttv or MoilUK kKKmiufiiva wraMti. Tba nit rtimttui uwt kci vl all Unum rul wi U vnt her a hW vl Wmi tlltl rtuik Uo it pw Hwt iw b iut4 lkttkuol lot whUu: cy iom vMBBfMaat M an w uJ -Uurtr uj iswim :" n ncuuac imf ill it Bit VI Lk'l V at itiiUMiih. ta lit im e( al, Kiit ItilMMb lb tri MitmiW I M-kcr Mtdnu mit m4 lit wuilujt rvrui, i tuna of I Kit hm I for fi luAUl l Mfaito. 6eHxt bit wkttiific ttatt vt ttulr u6i Hkl a'a faitna airy wtwua in, H4 lit IM (full iu U fitm ey ail aktlu tlitf.ri.1. tk T UaaM'UUt KWlwi-t uftl lr,HtM tki twit" aiM Mother's Friend Atmii ih Ktfeicdiiw. 3uiMa, Haft. Wo w not IhcMimJ Im bo nary m Utuafautic ovor tho (viink in the Itoptib- IIMI1 (UatltrtHl Ih wttteh tbo UH hwitk turn u praiaod for adoptittg lit rmtlu tHM tor mlHHitliHg to ilea lMupfc tho tAmallliilumal amiMHlmont for tho Ih. llailve nud roleindtim. 'ilitt reHl. tKM must have a majority wW In ch UMie iiwvi winter t( it i lu U ditally otilHnitlml to tho tkhotur, at tho gviuoral eUvlUin tw yM bunco, howovor. Wo i not in favor at oithor tt sHbmlaskm oriitadupllwut thUtlmo;rl wU aro not willing to uttuiHpt tu "plnt wKJi pride" at tho aat I tho last lvMtuio Inpuuliiglho matur in the tdupe In whwli It U iww fuund. Collapse is Coming oon or late, when the atomnch and di gestive and nutritive aystem begin to fail. It must be ao. Food is the body's life. Hut food must be digested, lieforc it can nourish the body. It is not wliat wc eat but what we digest that feeds us. Don't neglect the first warnings of atom ach trouble. The timely use of Dr. llcrce'a Golden Medical Discovery, which ia a medicine for the cure of dis eases of the stomach and orgnns of di gestion nnd nutrition will in ninety-eight case out of a hundred result in a per manent cure. The percentage of cures is based on actual iimirr nmi fni. , corded In tho treatment of hundreds of J thousands of alclc people. The Discov ci- uuuiyj iieipa. u almost always cures. ' "1 Wt IrouMfd with lnillrr.llnn rr .1.. . mo larger niimuer oi mo voiera lay naioo w.r.." wtltr. wm. nbwkir T' of luiuVii. pnrlyismand consider the auallticr, umrt,"1no"iT.i1u1!uM"wdoto,'',,, honestly and Integrity of tho candidates. I and you loid m what to do. i tJ!ft?j witHTlJ Ihi? liBJSfM,2mch "im ,ld' ni though cati do n? I! ' llm " ght- I According to.tho Oregonlan tbo plank . te?,0l!i"OB"hatT!J3oha m In tho Itepubllcan platform in favor of n Id T ia of hi. 'mawai i4T.'fli,.KS I QK.I - -.-.- The People's Common Sense Medical Civm r,.co?.u,n,i, looS PR. ftn(l over Too illustratlona is sent rte, on receipt or itamps to cover expense of mailing only, feend At one-cent stamps for ex, penso of mailing cloth bound vcJuwa aa sliown above, or 31 aUmpa for the name l"PP covers. Address Doct0I R. V. lierce, Buffalo, N. Y. IUhmamVi stlpallou. lliia- Noeput fur Cwa I'anama canal waa a clerical blunder. Itwaa In keeping with considerablo of tbo platform, a fnraa, liko tho trust and economy planka. Albany IVmocrat. t A. II. Iluddloeon, who has Ihhmi noml nated (or tho leglslaturo In Marlon comity, should lo ebcted, Ho ia a buai ne mail, faithful to tho Interest of tho people. Bush men would bo a credit to any state In a legislative capacity and represent the people' Interests. Port land Dlipateh. t I In Marlon county thero ia a "protty kultlit of llsh." Tho Statesman, lleptib. llean, I urabig tbo letten of a Demci oorath-romlit fusion candidate for county cUrk, wbllo Tiik Joouxal, demo- enitlc. Is doing tho same thing (or tho KopublhMN iiumlmn) for clerk. llrowns vlllo Ttniwi, t t 'I1hSUhh S4ntetnaH bolu I lie lie wiWiewn iMHiilneo fur clerk of Marlon OttHiUy. Tiw Slatoawan's alitor was nppwliKMr .luring (Iom. SinHnwr'aabmrne in Manila, ami eluinuan nf iIia il-i iM.rk)!iA dUtiieU IVirtlaml HI- Hie stutiwHian has n.hled Mr. Cbaa. jUk, et Ihittovillo. ItetmblUan (wndidaUi fcir anw(-or, to its index ex. PHrsHtoimi " Mr. UmWko atniult wotl In bis ami avotlen.) ' . Swrnownt) IWi IVrtUwl jminial. Wm, Mko lru4ileaM, umvvs in a mya trkws way It wttndor to p,irfarm. Ttio IWUand UregoNkan alwsea MoKln ley ami tlwii turn arouad and says ho uxht totm roelectnil lor the Ivnetlt andanfety oj .lb vwtntry, whilo the IL.. )..... I T.l l.i... . .. T """F r'y,""i ""! m iiiq eve; OlBlI JLrtB nf the Oregonlan, and ouhoiI U-tho same nwa, think that Mkiitha' oHsht not to Iw a-elMtol and. TOWS MARKET. Portund, April 10. Wheat, valley 63(rfW, Walla Walla, 61Q55, ' Hour Portland, beat grades it.TQ to 3,00. Superfine fcUO perbbl. Oat White. 3AQ80c, grey H3 h) 31. MllUtuff llrnn, 'i aborts. IS. Hay Timothy 10010 per ton. Onion 1.6032.60 Hr cental. PutatCna 60 to GOo ier luck. llutter Itest dairy, 30!I7' ; fancy ereamery, 40 to 4.V ; atore, 26 to 30c. Kggs Oregon, 12o pordoi ; scarce and price firm. Poultry Chickens, mixed, SrV) to 00: hen, f to 11.00: turkey, live IRo. .Mutton DriMH-d, 7 to 7)c or ivatnd. iiiya ueavy iiresttst a to He. ll,.r Ui.m. li r.n. .u.. drt,seil Iwtvl, iU to Te, Veal HreoMd. 7 (& 6c. I lops 7j loo ; old crop 6e&i. Wool-Valley. 1918e; Rutoi gMii, ttsjito; .Moiiair.27.V, I line i.l 20e IMoU; llll.l.r itll II.., Tt ..., .. ...... KlorH Orn- reu, tHiite.1 m llH. satk: S ; 4nwr Ml. Itif To cur ! QDpm. aten im, trptcUUi 12KC S41KM MAUKT. Whwt-S ivuiult awl vor. Ilk-. Wcwl, IiVn Moliair, AV-. Hop-ft to TWe 0au Its lumVu. llajlUM, . ; tttHthy, tj rlian lOV iuh ; 1 1 eimd. FUmr In w IwdisMht U, UiHrtaL 3. MllUtuffa-ltran, ! rt. H4). lli0 l)rtl, yjr. Mwcatllw StMN. IW : mua 1. I- 3c. ' Slu-fk6flf3t. Qrvntvtl Veal flUr Hutter--Ii;lry. 16c. irvaii.r. 26., ISjuUry Chmkeii. a: ii.rkevs, id, to That makes you rich, and if you are alive to vour own interests you'll find you save money oy mams "e Other people do. Why not you . Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Hamtt & Lawrence, Of,D POSTOFFIOK GHOOKKV Successor to Geo. L Neal. t Tt.nQntnnn. fnrmirlv occupied by G. Ij. ! Brewster & White "1 JUKT ST. t'HONi 1781. Hay, Grain, Mill Feed Flour, Salt, Land Piastpr Oati.ay,ROdfood($7porton lcr Timothy liny, good, fo.ofj 7,' A complete Boel Store h Tcotn Rellablo Berth nt ldw prices. J"00"0". Freo delivery; prompt ery'ce S ' ! The Feed Men. m KRMOVKDIO 140 BTATB BT. Deuls lii Freah Fish, I'oultrv n.. Belgian Hares and Fruit. y Uatn,i Highest cash price paid for poultry ani) j. l Taylor mum A SOULB I'lANO 7CNEKS PORTLAND OUR For BaIcu auil vlrlnltr I .'. Mir ., Wlll't MimleHtoe ie Doty Mail osr" AIM) REPAIRFK iij Uiiiler new mnnnBLement. iiioBaioon, ion en, .v..,. f - ntr. r. I,,,,, been ro-oneiiKl bv K. It. Colirnn. Fino lined wines, l """ VT,S .1 No. 229 Commercial street, Stilcm. Phono 2781 Neal A tar a. 4 22 tl THB RACYCLB The onlv perfect llicyclo crank hanger. 27 per cent. Ices pressure on itfl sclf-ollint,' crank bearlngH than on anj other style of bicycle. Direct pull on abaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs between the bearings. .::'.'' MERINO 18 nULlRVl.NO CALL AND UK CONVINCKI) Q. A. ROBERTS. 105 statp. stiiiikt. Phone 2870. 7500 Rolls of 1900 Chicago Hock Island 4 Pacific Hj Mall Jpaper! HAS JUST UhEN RECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OH OTHERS F. W. MOLLIS & lsl Door North of Post Office. CO. BATIN0I T T JT1 STEAM, HOT. AIK, HOT WATER Ebtimaies lurnislied, and work done promptly substantially ana at Honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer woik a specialty. T. 3 BUIIBOUGIP, 102 State Phono I5U New Fitted Tbo Invorlto lino to nil points ki Broad, Tcstlbtilcd nnd up-to-date tr., bctwoen 1'uoblonnd Denver, and Omalu Chicago and Kaneas City, making dlrw' connection In Chicago with all inomiht trains east. First-class Pullman SleeMr Library Uuffet cars, between Denver aiul Chicago! tbo most pcrfict illnlnir wr service In tho world "A l.a Carlo-" through ilrst-clnss Pullman Sleeiie r evcrr day lietwccn Salt Inlo City and Uhlcau via tho scenic line: Derponnllv -nn.i.i.ii excurslohp in ordinary Pullman alcei.Iuz cars onco a week from Portland and ftnt Francisco to Omaha, Chicago. ItuRato. Chicago and Now York vlatiio tirmt. 8alt Lake Ronto, without chnnga to Chicaco. No annoVlnir linnr,.. 1,, n.i cogo. Theso cara nro provided with ti weekly periodicals for freo uaq of our patrons. For further information, nmpn, folders, etc., call on your ncarcal ticket agent, or writo to A. E. COOPEIt. OonM Agent. Pass. DcpL Portland, Ore. uiijrtakiiio Parlors Largest line of New Goods, Practical Undertaker- With long experience and all modern methods. A. B. Burcn, Proprietor. Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad TIMJB CAltD, 2 For Yanutaa: Tra a cuves Albany -m v. u Train leaves CorvHllls.... 1:55 p. ui Train nrrlvcs Yuqulna . 7:2. n, ai licturnlnu: Leaves Yuqulna tl-OOa.u Leaves Corvallis ltiM ,. Arrives Albany 12:15 p. a 3 For Detreit: Leave Albany 7:00 a. m Arrives Detroit 11:30a. a 4 Returning; Leaves Detroit 12:20 d. tu, Airlves Albany 5:45 p.iu. Uneand two connect at Albany and. UorvalllH with Southern Paclllctialoi Hiving direct service t j und from New port, und adjacent benches. Trains fur tlio mountains arrive at Detroit, at noon, gMng ample Unit to reucli cauiplnu urounda nn tlie tircitenbusti nnd SantUm river llir. sanio day. WALIlHN u. K T r. a i1. a. TUKHKIl Aaeiu. XUWIS 8T0SX, Nia;f Alhur, 0r. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific k THE SHASTA ROUTE. uainsloikvaKalom for Portland iuu wav a tations at 0:41 a. in. and 4:14 p. m. i.t i oniapu -..... if am imj r m L M 04. 5b, to. BU i-iiunu'in i KIRK StntoSt Grain Hay Floor, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, utncnf, blaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored wagon S:alcs.ctc. iittinth.il vlwn ti- it.,- dilivcrj ol od I, iVompi Miidiaieiu if the city. uiynari O-U-tf MKAT ANM) I'OUI.THY. MiloC. Matthews MIC AT ond WUITKY MARKET Statu itnHit nr railroad." Frelii and lt mMu. Mr wtroa m I kSp tbo bwit meat in tv n, - ' Hie German Market UKM KItV. AH bln 4nw Ot lt flrw of ',4t ZXZ MHHtlh.Mkl, l.k CDOLZ 3i SON ' KiHfrmi m aUv afto to 3S. , i:i r KlntL a,, f "" wwiuan w Tlw uiidrrfifiil wtt rm.lv. prp.,t wttii hi. Mm.Uv iu,ii0RTi'i SIMM " m o -JW.M..",H epwiltaitloiia mw ui mm "irfantijau. at BOU a. I... .. 7 " A. N. Itndltire TlbMOX FOKD. J- w. Yor.su. Couiunit OASTOartr a Er,tU AHMlUlMllmilM r s w u. vtefiu Oregon Shun Line Railroad The Direct Itoute t Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. or tl. ItlO QHANUK fie Lini ' No Change of Cars, On thn Portland Chicago Special "the flneat In the We6t." pJ,CT-li, ine Equipped With tie ant Standard Sleepers Mna New Ordinary Tourist S eepers Su'flrblibrarvBuffetCars SMendid Dinners, Meals a la carte Jee Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches end Smoke's entire Train Vustibuled SALEM Loduhx '.J- W ?-.! I! " . Hini mi Lt Cnlem Ar AiIiIik1 Ar finrramflntn Ar San KrancUco... ArOKilcn. Ar neuver.-., .110 a M 121 A M 8.-00 r U , 7riS r M .... 13 A W sin a i Ar Kjnia, Citr,... 7s!S A it .i .niro.......... 7M5 A M Jf AUtlta.. Ar Kl riko Ar rorl Wottli.... Ar Clly ol Alexleo Ar llouttan Ar Ktfvf Orltfmu. I5o V ii HM I' M :SO A il ,.tfii A Jl 4X A il 0:ii r M Ar UmIiIuk on iliAll Ar New Yofk MHi I' M tun IllUAU (A5AM iu a a ll.U All Ul A il ;,a KMA.il ItHlAll r si MA I.UA U P A U t:u r a :U a u uu r u Pullman and Tourism rata on txtli. traliis. Chair cars Sarramento to Oplwi and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, 8t. Ix)uls, Now Orleans and Waahingtou- t'onnocting at Son Frandisconith eral stonniship lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami South, America. Kee Mr. W. V. Skjnncr agent at Salam station, or address 0. II. MARKIIAM.G. P. A., l'ortlanii, vtet- Ctmpletev w. 2KLK"!?ritL. "W lUt. liItT. Miliary jff Jt alUlfellh lu.....:.1" A..N.1 14'U.t. . . u i. i.r Canadian Pacific Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Best servKfl To and from all point East and Europe. . The only line running thrjujj il r fll in . lonstUrsio. Without Change. Royal Mall Steamship U" to Japan and China. Canadian and Anittli Hteamship Line to Lltpf Unnnliiln r.wl ,1 n.fniill'l IIHIIIIIIIIIIillllljUIMI illltt Forratetfiud Inforroitioa 'pp,jrtoc.M.LOoyoon AKeIJt,alelu'" 11.0 H. n. Abott, Agent Port'and J.Coyle, A.Q.H.A, VanooJ'"' McCoy Stage Leaves WilUmnttA tablo rt:3l m; dally for Lincoln, Zom, McCoy. n" rerryaale and return mum aaj. hack, good horeea and ciwfnl iiriT" Parcels delivered along bo line. 3-10 tt E. K. Oat'"-