fCAltttt
i
j
I
ft MM SHOD
In a pair of our $3,50
Shoes is well shod
His shoes will give him comfort am! answer every
demand ol hard service.
Can wc disturbc you just a second?
To examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look
at them, they are great.
0i
"isy -uuc aiun?
v 04 Btnto St
Z
Wasting
Arc you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired? Per
haps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight i
below your average, that
explains it.
Scott's Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
standard remedy.
V OTT 4 1W)' ' r,firW M Y k
TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM
TO WHICH THE CITIZENS' CANDID
ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT
J
Will k Pledged IflTliey Accept the Nominations Made
at Salem Saturday
WHY USE
li!folsbach Ma!le'
...... .1.1 i n.m Diir-be dq !"""
J"'" S SS' V nnl, ilS. feit per hour. ,M" J
inuilllranrtslrliis' KlOIITV CAND
ifDLK rOIYKK. MM
TA 1900 KAMBLEK BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY .MAY 12. J
My wife says X X X iX
"The suit I got at G. W. Johnson & Co.'s hist week
is the best ever bought for 10, and she is quite confi
dent I never got one as good for $12.50." That is what
an enthusiastic gentleman told a friend about a suit he
selected last week. Wc have similar comments every
day. You arc hurried, perhaps, and would get the suit
today if you had the time to spare. Give us ten min
utes we will do the rest. If you aren't satisfied,
come back and we will remove all difficulties or give
you your money back. They are going, those beautiful
Cheviet Suits X X 2C
Going at $12 and r3 50. They were made to sell at
$14 and $15. If you have any Spuing Suit notions
in your head wc can please you.
6. If. Johnson & 60..
The Peoples C
olhlers and Furnishers.
X A COUPON Wll II EVERY 50 C EN I
PUItniAbR.
vvr
TUB DAILY JOURNAL
MY HOVKH MHUrUICKI)
TUESDAY, A PHIL 17 1000.
Dally, OnoYeir S3 00, In Advance
Dully, Pout MonlDi $1 00. (. A-Uvnuco
Weekly, Onofrar 81.00, In Ativan
JOURNAL "X-ltAYS."
Tho Popullsta should nivrr consent
lotho Wilting ot Mr. Ilcbitt on a
inform Cltlicu's ticket,
t t i
Tim Jouuvai. It Invited to get out n
Hpccinl Paris KxioaItlou edition to cir
culate ovur there. Thanks, m Imve
enough to do rlnlit hero In Marion
county,
t t t
Tim Republican imiuaKurs will ho
compelled toge't out n mora ipcclllo
program ot how thulr candidates lire
KoIiik to run Marlon county for thn nuxt
(our years Mow the piviplo, will elect
them.
.
All that thfl Htutoiiniui mid III lly.
slander havo to say iiKuluit County
Clork llnll Umoroor less true of somo
of the other candidates on tho Itcpuhli.
cflti tlrkot. Hut Mr. Hall will I) l!o
to defend himself on tho county canvass,
anil will bo Jnslllled In dolnif so In toll,
defense.
t t t
Hilly lluthcy of IhuheyUllu on tho
Hrtdtcubush la In town. Ho m turned
down In tho ltepuhllcan convention. U
li wld tho tint order ho would hvo
llcnod na county Jtiiliia would hum been
loonlor aultto bo brought to recover
money Illegally exacted from Marlon
rvunty by ono Oeo. 0. Illnhaiii.
J
What lthe tire o( ideetinit olllclals
not iupiorL llnrhurt (or re-election, nor
liln deputy, tho Itcpubllcnu nominee,
miys IhH r. ('. Davidson Istholiest
man hrmiKht out for that nllh-e. The
ooii li ty b idly neods a khI mini f.ir ns
senior, who will employ only ooinpolont
deputies mill who Inn tho n.ickli.nio to
assess tho property of ull alike.
t t
As tho Itcpubllcun platform win II rut
ndoplcd nnd published il not con
Uln tlio endorsement nfiliotuituadiiilic
Istratloti. It w ik dlrcovercd hi a n soln
tloll put Into thu proceeilhitf iiUmi- rrtrd
nnd restored to It proer phicn in tho
platform. That platform hna been copied
Into tho Itepiibllcun papers nil ovur thu
tain as it wan prcscntcil by TiikJouii
nai. In (ta cumpleto form.
1 14
Thorn In n ureal ilenl nf.ytiitojimiiullkc
ability nml nil tho diplomacy ii Talloy
raml boasted in tho ItopnblliMii plat
form diuttud by that liltfhrtiincd Wal
lace Moi itmumnt. It reads ns auiixilh
n the liieeii'a cMit!h from thu throne
and in lammed full of mmity ineaiilinr-
lrmm. Ho didn't evn know (hat tho
Itopuhllo of Mcnrutiua wt not IckhiIohI
on tho Minium of I'mmuui, but IHX)
miles farther norlh. Then urxwholo
irobi ut other evlilonoo of muro Ihuii or
illnary avhoolUiy iniifurlly in thu docu
uiiiviii uinv m inrurry urcuou lor mo
KM Inndaid or bint in 1100.
1 t I
Tho eutlro pn)).)ltlou of tiirnlux mim
outof ollltv who Iihto only nerMsl ono
term mid wliuhavo kviu tho immipIo
olllcleut, eiyniomlnd nnd uou-partUiin
anrvlCti It wroiitf, Wo no sooner uel
comkituit moil in, who Iimiii tholr duty
and thow the peoplo Hut thoy mean to
do rlitlil, than the o-omIU1 party inun
iH!f proKx In tho lulrt of nrty to
turn Ihwm out. It U wmlrary lo thn
prlMplwi o( ihkI kmnriimiiU Wh
wvmld not leavo mm In for llfo. Wo aro
who hnvi to lw clubbed Into dolnn thwlr opjmwwI to nn olllw liHldliiK iiilslmmry
duty, and wijolnod and rentralnixl iu tho
courts for cominittinit (Mitmuoi nu tho
taxpayera? Tut hi men who will work.
. jio Krafts on tho pcoplo untl snvo thu hi
lawyer bills It costs Mnil.Ni county to
choko off tho sm'is of tho rly Nines,
t t t
Ka better men weroover brought qui
for county rommlulonrr lin I. N.
Ncodliatn and W. Cuher. Doth aro
Bnt-cUs farmers, iiixxl business limn,
good flntnclers, nml publlo spirited ottl
bciis. Tho peopl of Urlon roun'y aro
fortunst to tinvo two nieh candrdsto a
Won them fur this ulllee, ami caii
mala no uil.tnVo In eilhor ..
A prominent Kcpublimn who will
Hut there Wit ut and riHnnbto iiumii
In this matter that tuHiiros thflHMple
the bvtl publlo sertiv.
To Cur n Uolil in Uno Day
K. V. 0r Uitlte U .iifN) liii. .
'union I'LATPOHM
Adopted y tbs DtmeeiiU and t'opuliiii
of Oi;i)n.
UNIUX SMTK I'UTIXHdl.
Wo tho IVmoerats, IWuIUIk and Sll
vvr lleiHibliiuns of Oi'hii,Iii ounveutJoii
iMomb.e.1. ilu htireUy illlrm uml In
luise, In whole and in part, In letter
ami in spirit, the platform adopted b
the IVniocralli- (niiniiiu iiM In
flfasew
ataatWaWssaaWaWaWa
orkis had woikwtfioutGoljdDustl
WASHING WOOLEN
BLANKETS
IMkc4 lMS i ri js ii-til NtV"lt fi
" '.? . 1 WHIf if Mill
i fcH tv wl
IGoW Dmt Wwtiag Pov jer
mi m a bUstit la i ' atlt kn rt.
I fral a k!tt la ii f Klt kn rt.4
i u.
lint
K i kgUv lUUft W. Bl
' nrt H iu- I ids tt nwlJ iwii,
a v.n Vrttcr slltoa uait untvir.ier as
m la bi ) ii. hi ai t
r IOIIIK VMIW f lj IH
ajag a b aLssakHm lujauh
aw tNt
aVMataaaWaaaaMaaatama
ChlcnpQ In 18011, nnd Hie money plank of
t'io Demoorallc, 1'ioplo's Party nnd
Silver Itepiibllcnn parties of Oregon In
IHOS.
Wo favor nmtmdmunltt to tho federal
conhtltntlon, sjieulnlly iintliorlzliiK nn
fni'omo tax, mid providing for thu elec
tion of UnlUil Htntes SHiiato-n by a ill.
rcct voto of tho ooplu.
Wo opKit! Kovuriuiiuiit by injiinollon
nnd tho blacklist, nnd favor arbitration
as a means of scttliiii dUputes between
eorHiratious and tholr employes, and
reennlnlng the foci that n corjiorntlon Is
a creature of law, we bulloo in and
favor n ronionablo supervision by a
state Inspection, of mines, maohiuery,
mnuufaetorios and railways, to tho end
that injuries to employes bo avoided and
life rendered secure j wo favor the pas
rage of n rentotmblo employers' liability
act, similar to those euncted In other
states,
Wu realllrm our former declaration in
favor of tho Initiative and referendum
nud pledge our candidates for thu loxisla
turu to support tho ouillnjj nmemlmeiit
to tho constitution suhmitlinK thu (pies,
tlon of direct legislation to the cople.
Wo denounce thu doctrine that an
executive or u congress, created and
limited by the constitution, can exciciso
lawful authority beyond that constitu
tion, and In violation of it. lltdluvlnit
Hint a nation cannot long enduio half
republic and half empire, we opKso
wars of coniiuott mid colonial posses
sions. Tho I'lllpiuos omi not be citizens
without ondiiUKorliiK our eivihratlon;
they cituiiot bo subject without en-
dsiiKerliiKoiir form of Kovorumout, and
ns wo aro not wllllnu to surrender our
civilization or to oonvurt n republic into
nn umpire, tn favor an Immediate dee-1
hirntlon of the nation's purK)io ti ilo
to Hie I'ilipliioj, first, u stable form of
Kovermnent; recnud, IiuIoihuiiIuiicc, ami
third, protection from outside interfer
ence, as It bus fui nearly a century
uivou protection to tho republics of Gen
trul and Boutli America. We fuvor the
expansion ol trade by every IcHitluiiitit
nod peaceful means, but wo are oiscd
to puri'hasluK trade at tho ciiuuoii'e
uioiilh with human blin!; neither 'o
wo li'lluvo that tnulu seeuriil and held
by force Is worth thu price that must
paid for it. Wo are in favor of extend
Inn the ii'itiou's iulluencu, but wobu.
Ilovo that liilliienee should lis oxiumhd,
nut by loree and violence, but tlnoiih
tho peraiiaiUo miir of u hlh and
liiiiorahlu ttxatuplo.
Wo oppiMO milltnrlsin, It luiw.nes
i)M)ii thu eoploau uiiiiecsary burden,
and li u constant inenuee. A small
slainllnif army and a woll-MiilpMsl statu
u i lit tu aro sulllcleut In lime of hkico;
in llm'oof wur UiHclliaeu.soldler should
Im n repuhlie's duftuiMi, mid ns an i
ample, ho Mlut with smlsfastlou to the
brave and KrtlUut hh-vuhm of tho See
oml OreKon In tlw lulw !-iiili-Ainer-Iiiii
war.
We nmpillilm with the Hwir repub
lie of South Afrlcit, iu thslr noble nod
hriuo strUKnlo for liberty and natioiml
uxisteueo.
We aumloinn tlm prsswnt ltembllcun
eoiiitto for o!hi)Ioi; the demuiid of tho
triuts for a turllf iiimiii hhIs linHirlcil
to Puerto Him, and Inhibition free In
toroourto between our peoilo ninl tho
luiiple of Puerto It let) Iu tlwt iimllsr ol
trade.
We condemn I lie llinley tariff law ns
a Irust-briwillun uml extortkm Inviting
miHinire, skilfully dsvl! tor tlw pur-
hw oi kiviiik " n l suv itivurs wiihhi
tlwy du not deoerMi. mid el ittaeintf iivou
llw many, Iwrdwis whleli lliey ahwiM
not mr.
'6 deiiMHd Uutt iirliebw WMitruJUd by
trHU be pluiwil upon the frM llita, awl
w Uvir the wmupIihsiiI uml unfurc
msiiluf tueli Uws as will sftMluulty
suppnNM and drattuy all triuts ami all
eomUinntious ut cninUl thai omUio! (rtM
liitereoius and trad iiiiuhik our Hiupe.
Wu wmhUhiii the prot flmmoml Kk;-
ittrtllwi uf owiin of Um UuiluU States
teinlliiK to tiieHalitUliHiiHii uf a itemoy
trust ubri ol Hi liberties and
rights of tUe Amortcmi hv1o,
W Uvur the liuiwvtltuia ouhmUmmkiu,
inneihlp awl (imIIIWImmi 04 the Nk--airtKHii
cmimiI by tb t'Nltcd Smuw.
We arti opxwcl lo b) awl all pr
hmm lNUlMtuiM mm idtn( uf the leas
i iiK UtrurpirtHtkittH or IwIIWmu1s uiiy
porihMi u( the imUlle HatHAlli for KtaituK
lurpiM tn the delrlmwHt of uoliwl hU
llrs ami hiHHeles.
W.-tui or itwrnweut ourhii uf
the teUmiJi a (wu q Uie;pMtl )"s
temi4 tt t'nitwl Sinio. ;ml we ot
Hr witti upp-xivel Hi ivmxewent
thrutitiMil tho ottiiHtry, lookH towuid
thamuuu'ipal ewmtrsldp of iiiuhU-ImI
franolttMM.
WodiHUHim-o Uhj trtf.KtiHM of tb
H publiiMiipirtyuf thoiUto of Orvdn
in its maiitttetuvti' of state aw) muub
eipal ntTsUs.
UMAii Att VBtUtAiife
iu pUthum esmmnt ofterol thu
following iweliiittu, ami asktol that It
be maiU i4tt at Joe pUt'omi, whtrU
wl lplisJ
The Cltlrens' ticket contains tho names of two oxccllenl citizens for county
Judge nnd commissioner W. W. Elder of Stayton, nnd V. W. Culver of Liberty.
Mr. Kldor is a successful business man from the eastern sldo of tho county, a man
wlio will iti.fmiil lliplnlprrl of thn fiirmpr. Mr. Culver is 0110 of the model
farmers and business men in the county.
Following plan for reducing taxes nnd putting Marlon county on a sound
flnnnciul basis was adopted by tho convcation;
Wlmrnna Tim Mini ninrinnl nf lorna mllnrlil In Miirloll COUIltV for the past
four years an.ounts to 1021,(152. ns against $C0.'),7 for the four years preceding,
while tho values of property have been constantly diminishing, wo pledge Hie
(ounty Judge and commisiloner nominated on the citizens' ticket to reduce tlio
totnl nmount of cash tnken from tho people annually for tho next four years
iixlend of Increasing tho amount any further.
Whereas, Tho nvcrngo expenditures of Marion county for tho pait six yents
Imve nmounted to $70,073 per annum for county puriKises, nnd the county court
has been able to conduct the county tho past )ar for t5l,tMfl, as ngoinst 7I,43 In
IMJ3 nnd 80.170 iu 1897. wo believe tho county exneuses can bo still farther
induced, and we pledge the county Judge ami commissioner nominated on this
citizens' ticket to conduct the ordinary current expenses of Marion county for not
to exceed $10,000 per nnnutn. llcforo' incurring any unusiinl or extraordinary ex
penditure for Improvements or repairs for any sum to exceed $1,000, the expendi
ture shall first be submitted to the co le and authorized by them.
Wo plclgo tho candidates for tho county commissioners court nominated on
this citizens' ticket to put the county on it cah hnsls at tho earllost posiblo dnjo,
by ordering the prompt collection of tnxos when I hey beconiu duo, by reducing the
rate of interest on the county debt by the use of money at four ln-r cent if the
same can bo obtained
We pledge the candidates for county Judge nnd commissioner to conduct the
affairs of thn county on n business Imsls and on a strictly non (Hirtlsan basis.
Whereas, Comity and slate taxus have been ronMantly Increasing, wo pledge
tlio rlllzeim' eon nt v rinirt tn rhliuiu Ihxi-m a low un thev fl.rn in Other wcll-lfOemed
.Mllli.htu fli1tnn..n. .11 At(1rlfi flml Hint .lli.v blulll lil.l(rit (flinH4ilPH III Wrltlnif to
I 11,1. ff.w.l
Wo pledge tho citizens' legislative ticket lo Inlxir to reiluco the state tax
materially.
j. - ' " , , , L ., ,. ' T n'l " . " " J "Ll '-
nEcnosR nur oivb a ooo"
uniiT and Ane utsa uvRn.
wh skll TiinRB anADis;
VWA-WKMBIIIIIAKTt.t Jh. rrrr 1J ''''"'f1"
... ""?, '?.;. V&Vr TuTt ni auslltr anil lTln
EAnonIelnfl'trbutgIrinifMn1.c.nd1epowcr..lh.Ko.m..n...l1s1fth.
Aur oTMKffii Put on sad borasrs P7f;?JI,rl f,' &&& Call d
M.IUM " TuSllTCO 71 Chcmeketa St.. Telephone 603.
llflfyoTSavG
That makes you rich, and if you are alive to vour
its vou'll find you save money by trading here.
Brewster & White
01 COURT ST.
MONK 1781.
Hay, Uraini Mill Feed,
Flour, Salt, Land Plaster
Oat liny, good feed, $7 por ton.
Timothy liny, good, J0.60 pot- ton
A coinploto Seed Storo In connection
Reliable Seeds nt low prices ::;-.;
Free delivery J prompt service. '
The Feed Men.
own interests you II find you
Other people do. Why not you ..... i,a ,net
Our stock of ramify groceries and provisions is the most
complete.
Han itt & Lawrence,
Tlie Doty
Wet
nitxtovuD 10
140 STATU ST.
Deals In Fresh Fish, Poultry, Game
rtelgian linrcs and Fruit. '
Highest cash price paid for poultry and
eggs.
J. 1 TAT10R ntOPNEM
old rosTomcrc qkockky
Neal.
Successor to Geo. i
mannagement. TlieSMooti. for,, norly - ncc ucd by U. U NtKV
1-opcne.r by K K.Colgnn. Fine line of wines, liquor iinu tiuar?.
refill ttreot, Salem. 1'hotio 2781. J "V
Under now
Co., has been re
Nn. 220 Cniunie
I I.IIHI..HII..IIII .iMIIMilll I i.i .
RACYCLB
"Whereas The United Htntrs Is In
dubieil to the pioneer Indian war veter
ans of Oregon for tho occupancy ami
comment of this North Pacific court,
sorlug In tho Indian wars of this court
from 181(1 to 18M), ns faithfully nml run
durliusorvlio ns vatunlileas any oliin
leers evi r did In dcfeiuu of our national
domain;
"Whereas, After tlio lapco of half n
century they have not received Just iec
ogiiitlon, HioUL'h ft has been proined
ut each recurring election for the hist 3il
years;
"Whereas, Theehslrmnti of tho lions
of repressutntives has now given out
thnt action must again lie positioned;
' Itesolved, That patience ceases to bo
a xirtuc, and in behalf of our nged vet
erans, whose ranks nre so fast dwindling
away, wo protest agaiuit this uiijiistfll
able neglect, and won III rm that novel.
tirun unr Ills friends cnu longer voto thu
Kepublican ticket whilo tliet-o pkslges,
niton iiunle and long overdue, to ensioii
thu tolteiing old hiroos, remain unre
deemeil by that parly "
TDK Mill IIOAIIHKS
Nomlmiteil for cengress: First district
J. K. Hears; second district, John C
Young l'reslduntlal electers: 'I. V, II.
Kmhreo, John C. Luce, J. L. Hill, I.ucm
Henry. District uttorney, 0. 8. .luck
son was tho only nominee. Joint repre
sentative, Giant Hawlings, of dnckson,
was the only nominee. Not more than
eight or ten persons took part In thceo
meetings
"A I'enny Saved Is a I'cnnv Karncd,"
l-AKinoiny Is thu lesson taught by HiIh
saying. It In trim economy to tnko
Hood's Sarvaiurllla at this season Ik
caiifo it piirilles, enrliihes and vltitllieM
tho blood and thus proventH sickuesA,
and puts tho who system Iu u slate of
health for tho coming scmiou. Ker
hottlo ol ItoodN Harsuparllla cnntahiH
100 doses wiltlve pixmf that it Is econ
omy to take only Hood's.
Constipation is euro I by Hood's Pills.
Sfict. 7
Growers may rell all or nay part of
the f 'uit ft iwn uiontl e lands coutn c d
j for cunning or for consumption green or
' ttr aliliwii.tnt itrmtt nml llin onwiract
shall not npply to any such green fruit
so sold.
It Is further agreed that this contract
shall bo binding only In tho event that
on or before June 7, lltOO, persons shall
sign contracts similar in form to this
contract representing sevtnty-fle per
cent, of thenggregato ncreage cf prune
bearing trees In Jackson, Josephine,
Douglas, I.lnn, l.suo, llentou, Polk,
Yamhill, Marion. Washington, Clacka
mas, Multnomah, Columbia, Wasco,
Hlicrnmn, Gilliam, Umatilla Counties,
Oiegon, Clnrk, Wallu Walla, Yakima
Counties, Washington,
The local ui'ociatiou which Ills pro-
poflod to form will be known us the
Illank Fruit Growers' Association, and
nil persons engaged iu or interested In
fruit growing, curing or (Kicking are
uliglhle for memlssrshlp, the male mem
uers being subject ton j early clmrgu
of $1.
Tho ohjectsof this u!ocintiou are:
First To promote Hie best Interents
of those engaged in horticulture In nil its
bmuclie", witli a view of making the
business profitable, and to furniHh mem
Imrs with Miluiiblo iiiforniatiou and
pleasant recreation.
Second To promoto niipmlntuiico and
llitercluingo of Ideas, eneoiirngo unity of
action nnd intpiru unit. ml conildenco
i-Tilnlly In itio work of the Cured
l-rnlt Asrclnlloii of tho Pncttic North,
west.
The only perfect Bicycle crank hunger. 27 or cent, less
ptUure nn its self-oillng crank bearing . tlmn on any
other style of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage.
Sprocket runs between tho bearings. : : : '
SKKINO 18 IlKLIKVIS'a
CAt.L ANI1 IIK CONVINCKH
G. A. ROBERTS.
105 STATK BTRCET.
Pito.sr. 2870.
7500 Rolls of 1900
SOUL15
BROS.
PIANO ri'KEHS AM) REPAIRERS
PORTLAND OIIK
hirUnlrin uJ vlrlnlly Isnvt oMeip n n.n
VIII' MmiIpHIo
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Hy
m
Mall leaped
lioicrnor Tojlor Is one nf the mo-t lu
terosting lecturers 011 the American plat
form today. This is his first vielt to the
coast, but there aro 1111111111118 ol KaMem
people who will not miss Hie chance to
ticur him.
IIkkcihm'n
iHMtlnn.
Piiiji Notquul fur Con
pnuiT atiowKims' meeiino
No Orieanliallon Perfected Hut a OooU,
.S'srt Made.
The meeting of fruitgrowers Sattirduy
wis isiiiHldureil 1111 v.cuiixuglng njart
toward aiiorguiiliHtion of Marion county
hurtlciilturallsts.
The matter was thoroughly ilbciiSMsl
nml the grow ern prerrut teemed lo be
satltlloil with the plan of organlution
pmssnl.
On Suiurdiiy, April 38, nuolher meet
lug will IhjIimIiI, when It Is IiukhI that
the iietHMtmry 7o r cent of tho fruit
U'rengo may Im runreseiitod.
TImso meetings are held In compli
aniHi witii the following reeoliitmn,
adopted by tho Directum of Curod Fruit
Amcitiltiin of tho Pacific Northwest,
Marvli lit, PKH):
lle-olvnl, lhat Ibis couveulloii 11.
qnMt IIm Itoardof D'reclors of this As
st ialiou toarraugii fur tho organization
of snbouliimle ninoomtions of grower?
111 onler that sueli orguiiiislniis nmv
proimilo the work of this Ai-stx-laMmi in
districts reunite from headquarters b
helping to extend all inlluencos favoring
ro-oiMuwiiuu and liv provliling for nil
iiHilsof the liiomliertlilp of this Asm
olatlou which aro dbtinrtlv hval. nml lo
nllonlu iiimiii tliMii(h which anv pro-
iimis or compiaiuis ur rertiniiuemUtioni
(rouisipli Mtloiia may Ut presented
to this AsHHUiinn.
TheC. F A. of the Pacific NorihwM
lrupuM' to make rfltitrhrti with tho
fruit growers of tho northwest to I.iumIIo
Hioir fruit. I will enter into a contract
with euoh grower, the main miiiU of
th ismtraet bolngns follows
TIh AshwmiIoa nimiu to procuie ihe
iuatHvtliiu, )mrking ami mle ! witno
cru; in mhh wwu an.l msliilalit iiniffwn,
Albany merchants have signed an
agreement for closing their estnbllsli.
munis at" o'clock in thu evening, sao
in the month ot December and 011 Sat
urdays, Tho receipts fur tho town of Sumpter
for the past two jears have been f I0,IWl
ami dlnburrements flO.WO, The town
now claims 11 population ol more than
I0OO.
A meeting of fruit growers was hell
iu Kugene Saturday to invito ii)on
Joining tho N. W. C. I. Ae.H)lalk.n,
hut 110 action was taken.
ljiwrenccOlds captuntlH black Kar
weighing 400 pounds in a steel trap on
tho bank of the Tillamook HUer 11 few
iiighta Hi.o.
The C.ugemi (KMpIo aro still talking
creamery, but no one seems to hao the
ncru to launch Iho enterprise
F.
HAS JUS I UbliiN REC0IVEI3. COME AND
SEE SEE IF WE .CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS
WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OH OTHERS
W. HOLLIS & CO.
1st Door North of Post Olficc.
Jj.
B ATI N 01
STftAM.
HOT AIM
HOT WATKK,
Estimate luriiished, and work done promptly siilMdiiiiaHy
and at honest prices.
Fruit and Hop Dryer woik a special! v.
T. S BUHBOUGH?, 102 State Piione 1511
The fnvorlto line to all points eBt
Ilroad, M'stlbulcd nnd up-to-date trains
between Pueblo and Denver, nml Omaha,
Chicago and Kansas City, making direct
connection in Chicago with nil morning
trains cost. First-clnsn Pullman Hlecpcrs
Library Buffet cars, between Denver mid
Chicago; tho most pcrlict dining ear
service in tho world "A l.n Carlo:"
through llrst-clnss Pitllmnn Sleeper every
day between Bait Lnko City nud Chicago
via thu scenic lino; personally conducted
excursion iu ordinary Pullmnn sleeping
cars once a week from Portland nnd San
Francisco to Omaha, Chicneo. Buffalo.
Chicago nud New ork via, tho Great
Suit Luku Koiito, without chnngu to
CMengo. No nnnoylng transfer in CM
cago. These enra nro provided, with all
weekly periodicals for freo use of our
patrons. For further information, maps,
folders, etc., call on your nearest ticket
agent, or write to
A. E. COOPER.
Cleii'I Agent. Pass. Dept.
Portland,' Ore.
Coralfe k Easta.'llailroad
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2 For Vuuulna:
Truln leaves A I ban
in y ...
Train leaves (Jorvallls..
.12:13 p in
. 1:&1 p ut,
. 7:20 p. in.
New Fitted
UllUlia UuliHiy
Largest
line of New Goods. Practical Undertaker.
With long experience and all modern methods.
A. B, Buren, Proprietor.
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6. BO. & 58 StatoSt
lliono'ia7l
Gratn Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material
I.imc, Cment, Plaster etc,
Grain. Hay and Straw stored
Waeon Scales.eip.
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MKAT AND POU1.TKY.
iMiloC. Matthews
Mnuwfiti Wwant. 4 Maubswt
To find her beauty
fading, and feci her
strength, slowly
slipping awuy
Worry only makes
mat ten worse. Iu
uicli crisis the
wise woman acts.
She looks uround
for help, uud txihls
it iu Dr. incrcc-a
Pnvwite IVscnp-
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krMHiruiiasU ss, chiIiiWu and ' tlon. No other
qiialilv mikI tn proetini su. h lurking to medietas has done
UiKdMiM IH cotiliiriuitv iIimiuumI. .,..1 .- 1....M, r. ..u
. - - j -.. . .. ...., n.n. - ...mv.. .! ,vta.
ami to iitMko MKM ol h- res.-o
grniUM un.ler its own trwl mark ami
gwirwiU) - to ivore Morn ll.r.- m
vwt wari.)rtHiMi; to aitvnmv and jiv
In U Mrt iHaw all uxihiuhs hhm
iurv Iu aiul ulmui il. l...v..i.
.-Li..v.j iir." : "i "rr?:.r" "m :?'. wl )v " M1" w wea
a -", r i"v . Biflsi ill iiiriii.P in miiiinL. nrL wiifTti ii
I j.. . -. -..j,, .- -""-ftl - nywiM HVtl
..... nmi rviimi; mo Slime. Mrfc w. i KUd ,j ..... ,to,. -,. ...
TtiooancMof tho fruit pay u -. BaS&.Sr5E.JS a!L.i
ni rxnipt Mlarles of lrtTaUlents. pi Ur iMttnr th nut Vrr ifiiT
Hswxitary. tn.a,rer ami d.rtv.or, ot tho ESSZSXXWt S
tsootatimi. ToimrcMt of tlw eron .XVr-..i.SVJ8wla.f ""er nkh. iw a
K niaignrtl IU ino KUUH, UVIUUI
uiht tl)le voinen
as "Favorite Pre
scription." It curva female weakness and
atasca of Uie delicate orvuni whwh
umlcruiiue w,-oiuai'a strength ami mar
iicr ueaiuy. makes w&iV
Ck
MIC AT ..nil
fOULTKY
State street iitiar railiua.1. Froli,t
Hit. I Lwl li.u..l l . ",rw".
,... -.11IW. .... wwunav i Keen
j llu U'St nurtts In low ii. '
I The Gorman Market
Will be cm ml nil kiqtui 4 MMl
Ut. firm of Wtilt A M l,.
must l -i ',
CUOL.Z & SON
I. 1 n.nir,-i .l
MUrthio miut 1 J.-a.
on rwn HAf
I l.ll IK..
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. Alt f.ifit 'wilt Uimlullct llh other il?,rrJ'ulo: JUaVitolS
r.iuidnNl.....l.. .-. .. . a - I ""' iwiuwMuiiT, mr nrsliin iKm s.I. I
" Cl1 i,"',"s 'l"""1; " mnirl . aiU I rool4 Jo all my own mik . fi """Trrr .
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f ;s. . - ----- .t ww...'.. nil. r
kUBll lulilHMll lllllla aiul iv i. ......i.
ly iy mriiu sbttll Ui made Mall purnvmi
lUtwstoTU Miah mtwgfed frolt, as ih.
el f salt attivvlvvdjk-. . .
Plating
Jewilrv. Silvaruahi
Hk- i.. (viri ih1 a)!
kin.u i (iittuujf.
C A. ROBERTS,
105 Statu btroat i- Plon 2878
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Dr. Hefce's Pteaunt lVUeU cu foul
Vir" i?JSaaa "
'm bho 1 Line
The Direct Koiito In
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and ail tastern Points.
. l,l,v,'S.c,",,x? ' two favorite nmiei. vw
the U.NIOS PAC1FI0 Fast Mali I li.l
or tlm KIO GRAJfDK Scenic it"'"'
No Change of Cars,
On tho Portland-CUIcaBO SiHcial. "iV,
finest in the est." ' '
Equipped With
EJe ant Sjandard Sleepers
fine New Ordinary Tourist
Seepws
SuerblibrarvBufltjtCars
Splendid Dinners, Meals
a la c.irte
ree Reclining t ha!r Cars
C mfwt.ibie' Coaches and
Smoke s
tntir Trtin
Vstbuled
j w Mk !"' " fwr,"Hli " wily to
im. im. 4,. Mna-i.ni
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Trul t) nrrlves Vuuiilim
1 ticiuruinu:
Leaves Yuqultiu K-tX) a. nt.
Leaves Corvu Ilia 1 1 :30 n, ut
Arrives Albany 12:15 p. tu.
I For Detreit:
Leaver Albuny 7:00 .m
Arrlvcn Detroit, 11:30 a. m
4 IleltirnltiD:
Lciivm Detroit 12:20 0 in,
Airlvcs Alb,iuy 3:15 p.m.
t )'in uud twu couocsl et Albany nnd
CorvullM with SuuMieni Pad He trains
wiving (llrec.l, servlre tjtintl fruui .New
port nnd iidjucutil benches.
Trul us for the mountains arrive, at
Detroit nl iin'iii, K'h'ltiK ample Muic
to resell cmnpiiii; urotimls nn llif
ItrellenlniBli and Hantluui river Hi .
sntuud.iv.
H. L WM.UKN, BUW1N ST0SK,
T K.4I1 A Maiia.f
TIMINKH AS.UI, AlbnOT.Or
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Southern
Trnlns leave Salem for"Port land and way
stations at 5:4.0 u. in. , 7:54 u. ui. and
1:05 p. nu '
l.v PuriTaua . s.JO a M S.u f'jl
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Ar Nw HrUiu
Ar Wu1iIukou..
Ar New York .
Pullman and
Y?;o"ir :d im a 11
sou f m r M
8JI AM S SO X II
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Tourists cars sn bstu
trains. Chair curs Sacramento to Odsu
and F.I Paso, ami tourist cars to Chicago,
Ht Iiiiiii, Nuw Orloaua and Waahinirtna.
Connuetimr at San Framltaco witli Bar
oral steamship Hues for Honolulu.
Japan, Chins, Philippines. Centra,! anil
JHHiiti America.
. Mr. V, W. bkiuner dtfent t blm
Station, or address
C If. MAUM1AM, G. P. A
Portland, Oieijnu
billlillllilll
acilic iiy
... WMM MltH IHtllltll kill
TouristGars to
Complete v
Sim heito Liar,
Lowest rates Best serviro
To and fruui nil jminls
Kast ami Kurope.
1 up oniy uno running lliriiuxn
M. ran
Tor sti
Minlrca
HflStoQ.
Without
Change.
Itoyal m Steamship Line
to Japan nn.l Chins.
C'nuaalan nud Australia. 1
Iminslilji Linn to
IliiiioliiliiaiiilliHtriili
Knr rates, nml information
npply to
C. M LOUKWOOD
.. At'ent.Saleuiidrr,
H. II. Aboil, Aufiit Purllund,
'--.Ojl . A. V A, Vancoivor .0
NicLoy Stage.
LeavtrD Willamette dtablr tf:20 , .
dmly for Lincoln, Zenr, McCny.ssu-d
IVirydnic and return same day. New
naik, Reed ho8.a and careful driver.
Puiceladellverlahintf.the.line. . .
"ID tf r K. K.'Pavis.
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