The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 19, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt- wrfwiqudpiyj it- ,H m ' ir B -. .. IS w 1 .. 1 6 i It. '- X ", f.t I A MAN SHOD In a pair of our $3,50 Shoes is well shod v - His shoes will give him comfort and answer every demand of hard service. Can we dis4urbc you just a second? To. examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look at them, they are great. bboesfop? j v umio ti i S Wiiicii Way? Arc the children growing nicely? A little stronger each month' A trifle heavier ? -That's good. Or is one of them growing the other way? Growing weaker, growing thinner, growing paler? If so, you should try Scott's Emulsion at once. Tij both a food and a TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM TO WHICH THE CITIZENS' CANDID ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT WHY USE V Will be Pledged II They Accept the Nominations Made at Salem Saturday medicine to children. It grow in the talhr, stronger all delicate makes them right way healthier. I . nJ $'" H drunlili. T A 1900 RAMBLER BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY MAY 12. X My wife says 2L JSC C 2i "The suit I got at G. W. Johnson & Co.'s labt week is the best ever bought for 10, and she is quite confi dent I never got one as good for 512.50." That is what an enthusiastic gentleman. told a friend about a suit he selected last week. We have similar comments every day. You are 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 2 2L ' X 2C Going at 512 and 513-50. They were made to sell at 514 and S15.J If you have any Spring Suit notions in your head we can please you. 6. ml Johnson & 60., c Tlic Pceplcs CI olhlcrs and Furnishers. A COUPON WITH EVERY 50 CENT PURCHASE. TVT t TUB DAILY JOURNAL MBEBaanaa v HUVHH ! MOT MIC MM THUBDAY, AI'IUL 10 1600. Dally, Oua Year 93 00, In Advmioo Dully, four McmtlM $1 00 J Advauco Weakly. Onor.4 91.00. In iulvan WOMUN Dili IN THE TnUNOHKB Howard 0. Ulllrgns, tliu aittliorol mi authoritative IxwU on the history ol tho Hoars aii a people, recently sent n din l(ch to Ilio Now York World from the Uoer camps In which lio raya (hot "tliu "Kngliih have oppoel to tliom tliu "bravest Amazons the itm out shone "upon." Tliu illspatoh is daled Mnrch 1, nd nas i't)t vion tlio Hocm uiro trolnltiK every ffurt to compel tliu cap ItuUtlon ot (ho besieged irarrisoii nt Lsdyimlth which had wit nt thnt time ' been relieved. It was then, Mr. Mile tns sy, that 1,000 lleer women were with tha Iloer troopi In tho trenches mid on tha kopjes, not fin niirrc or cooks but a soldiers with rillos as big and heavy as thora carried by their brother, fathers mid husbands, and with uiniiiu iiltton belts as hh( and as full. 01 tho way these women (aught and died In tho trenches, Mr. llllh-gus wrilm: The world knows no finer ttxatnploof horoUm thru that exhibited by fourlccn women on one ol tliu 11 mi day' lluhthiK nrouuu npion's kop, tuosccomi jiajutm. A strictly family iarty ol lkcr, fourteen moil andthelr wives, were Intrenched in ono poiltlon and held it with aiumlng urnvcrv against a man lone oi nruuii. For a Jong time tho incut fough Inces santly and kept their wlvei busy reload ing their rllle. finally W llrltlsli soldiers, with fixed bayonets, charged on tho entrenchment. As they came closer, tliu lloor men crent over tho oartnnoika am), whilo tho women lietcan shooting, trltl wltli the , liiitli of their Hlies to hammer buck - tho llrltlr-h. lleiore their wives eye every one of the fourteen Hoers was kllledbayonclted or shot, Tb fourlran women. so tiuicklv will- owed, never thought ol surrender, but foutilit mot valiantly and coolly for jialf an hour. The Hrllltli lurrouiulctt Iheiui not onoiif the fuurleuu aurvUed to mourn her luuluml Tnd later when tbo It 1 1 ltli forces retired arrMii tho Tuyila tvct-idulit coriwei, fourteen men, fourlccn women, were 'ound Wtttilu a ;d(ut of 100 feet. Now there Is a hitf Ioiik mound where rest the Ixxllcsol as brsvu lund as ever fought for fioctlom. Mr. Millet;! rays that In every lasicer ho vldtril be saw store of moment, and that each end every one, with but a tingle exception, was well armed. The one exception was the wife of the late General Joulwrt, hut tho was (not idle by any means and was working tiliiht and day iu making hewlf utelul. M r Uilh'Rss snvs ho snw ii bride and Kroom spending their honeymoon on tho firing line, mid thnt luouo place he cnmoiiioii n uoman who hum wrnplng 1 tenia use she had lost her tit in sitter In bnttle nnd wn hcrrelf otlinlcil In tho nrm. This woiimii liml flvo brother's nnd n fnlher In tho Iloer army. It is horrible lo rend of the death of these women on the lint tie Held, nnd nil Christianity cries nut ngnlust It. Ion a Hindi Itegtster (Hep.) lltov. Cnttclmiil nt ttnllv cliiircli Him- day night will prenelm l'ro'lloer K'rinon Ultlsens sliouiil rejoice Unit tliure Is nu uumuxuled pre nnd pulpit In the Inud.) Kit J. i FOH JOINT HUNATOn. J, T. Blinpwu, tho Olierldau uttorney, Is the Union nominee, for joint senntor in tho Vumhill, Tlllnmook mid Lincoln iHiunty district. Dr. W.Tyler Hinllli, of Hliorldmt, Is the llepuhtlcnu noiuluce Mr. Hlinpson Is it tiepbow of V. I), nnd Diivld Hmpsou, of this city, and a nan of lieu Blmixnn, whocrnMid tho plnlns In IHIO, nnd Is n hnlf brother of .the Inte Hmn Kimpson, the Oregon oot. While ho is n pioneer and knows what Oregon wauls, ho Is a mniiofrt great deal of unlive ability and hns fought his way to tho front ou his own merits mid deserts. Biuipson hns tho experience nnd iiuslill crllons for ML'ood lawimtker and will go Into the cnuvns on the local Issues that tho farmers nm Interested in. JUBTIUIITO UNaLAND. Iu one npisrler of tho 'globe (Irent Urltalu Is wuglug n relentless wnr to avertnrow mo weak ropuiill's nnil ron ijnor inoie subjects. In nnnther quarter of the globe IVO.OOO.OUO of her subjets nre suffering for want of food, tyMXM.OOil of whom wro in dim dlitres. Tlio wnr Is waging In Houth Africa, It Is estimated will, cost the government tMW.lXW.OOO. And while tills vast sum ol moury Is lieing squandered in on attempt to sub Jugate a pcoiilu iio lime t.rfered her iu iilteuse, little ctrlsdaughters of her loyal subjects In India are being sold to Mohammedans (or !W runts u pUve to iiroeuro nmuey with which to sustain the lives ot tlit-lr wrotolusl parent but fur a little I line longer. The Dalles TlmeS'Mouutalneur. Theru Is n great deal like (he alsive going through the papers, lmt It does nut ilojiutlcolo the subjwt nor tu Ureut llrKslu. No eno Is more npiKMl to HngUutdV war In South Afrtett than the witter WecUluilt Is an uufortunnto war, an unjust war, a war llwt nil! In the end Injiite Kngland In her Inllueueo ami WvJItsatlou ami rvtanl her development. Hut there Is no JuMlce In laying the deploMible condition of India at her doors. Mark Twain wbunsn trn viler it nolwl for hisluteiiiMittiyalty le Ainorlceu In stiiuttons, Kut a ear recently in India nnd examined Into the effects of Knglish civilization upon India, fn his iKXtk, I' allowing tlio J.quntor, anyono enn rend what hu suys on the subject. Ho consMorfl that on tho whole India hns been benefitted by tho Iiritlsh sys tern of government. Families formerly occurred ns regularly as tho tides of tho tea. Population would multiply and periodically dlo off by famine. Under llrilish rulo famines nro exceptional nnd when they occur nro mitigated by tho tremendous resources of railroads nnd commerconnd modern method of re lief mid food distribution. Wo would do well to consider llieso things beforo wo Imliscriininntely condemn Qrent llritain nnd rnst tijion her government tlio odium of being tho cnuso of famine. Amoricnns can not uphold tho Kng Hull monarchy ns n political institution or her system of nrlstocrncy nnd poli tical institutions. Thoy cannot hut synipnthi;.o with tho struggle for com ploto freedom from llritith control en tlio pnrt of tbo i!"Cr Itepubllcp. Hut they enn be fnir nnd generous enough to not ascribe to the Kugllsh government responsibility for conditions In India that existed thoURnmlH of years beforo the first Knglislininn lnnded there, nnd which unprejudiced observers declare havo been minlmlrbd and amolloratid by her civilization. Civilization is exterminating fuinlno In KtiBsin nnd India by Iho Introduction of rnllronds nnd commerce. Those who nffectto bclloxe to tho contrary havo not fully Informed tbemeelves and con demn without entire knowledge on the subject. TlinnillMtnu'linkAtruitAina llin tiampn nf two excellent citizens for COllUty Judge nnd commissioner W. W. Elder of 8taytotf, nnd W. W. Culver of Liberty. Mr. Klder Is a successful business man from the eastern sine oi wio coumy, who will defend the Interest of the farmers. Mr. Culver la ono of tlio model farmers and business men in the county. Following plan for reducing taxes and putting Msrion county on n sound financial basis was adopted by tho convention : Whereas, The total nmoont of taxes collected In Marion county for the past four years nn.ounts to 1021,(102. an against fCaV"! for the four yearn preceding, 1..1.T ,. ...i i '... I "t I .,!.. .ll.r.inlylilnif. trn tilplllFQ tbo wjiiiu Hits vuiui'a u, nuwTy nuvu uxn uunninun uii.i..i.c.....b, -- ,----- ---- county Judgo nnd commissioner nominated on lb citizens' ticket to roduco tlio total nmount of cash taken from tho people annually for the next lour years Instead of increasing tho amount any further. Whereas, Tbo nverngo expenditures of Mnrion county for tbo pnst six years have amounted to $70,073 por annum for county purposes, and tbo county court hns been able to conduct the county tho past year for (51,010, as against 171,444 In 1803 nnd 180,170 In 1897, wo beliovo tlio county expenses can bo still farther reduced, and wo pledge tho county Judge nnd commissioner nominntcd on this citizens' ticket to conduct tho onlinarv current expenses of Marion county for not to exceed 10,000 per annum. Beforo Incurring any unusual or extraordinary ex penditure for Improvements or repairs for any sum to exceed $1,000, tho expendi ture shall first be submitted to the people and authorized bv them. Wo pledgo tho candidates for tbo county commissioners court nominated on this citizens' ticket to put tho county on a cash basis nt the enrliest posslblo dajo, by ordering the prompt collection of taxes whon they becomo due, by reducing tho rate of interest on tlio county debt by tlio uso of money at four per cent If the same enn bo obtained. Vo nledeo tlio candtdafps for count v IuiIihj mid commissioner to conduct tbo affairs of tho county on n business basis nnd on a strictly nun partisan basin. Whereas, County and state tnxea havo been constantly Increasing, wo pledge tho citizens' countv court to reduce taxes as low as thev are In other well-governed counties ndjnccnt to Mnrion, nnd that they shall pledge themselves In writing to tins euect Wo pledgo the citizens' legislative ticket to labor to reduce the state tnx materially. "Carry Sunshine With You," A bright fiesli fnco ih ulwuyi In splrliu, is tic It always (loniitcn good Health ns well us a happy liunrl. Many faces Unit, woru oncu ovorcnNi wltli loiiiii havo Ik'cii iiiikIo bright uiul sunny by Hood's HarHpirllla which curat nil ilysnonllu Hyininoiim. streiigiheiH tbn nerves nnd tunes up ind Invigorates tliu whulu system. Ciiiiitlpatlntl Is cured by lloort'n IMIK tliu nun Irritating cathartic. Sold by nil druguiUM. l W. C. '. U. Notes. Tliu meetings of the union havo been xory intorestlng for some lime. We have been putting Iu new olllcors and suHirinteiulents and liavu got tho union nil started right for a now year nnd hope to dii more work this year than wq did laet year. We hope to enlist nil the ChrlstliiiiH) In the teiiiHirnuco cause this yenr. Dear followers of Jesus, to whom enn we look for liulp il not to you? lloncnth the surface of society thorn U surging a iiitenus mnssof suffering, hardly caring to conceal itself. Theru are corruption wIiomi depths blnlioh our cheeks. Dear friends of Jesus who know what the love of Jesus Js, will you not lislun to us and heed our pica? Wo iiru not out on the skirmish line of reform. We know whereof wusciik, and tliu know) edge Is a sad burden tiou our heart. The liquor curse is such mi umpeuknble horror Hint It chill to even think of it Wo cuu not find words to express this terrible eurso. For it eenerution we have boon illinenlluiMo voil dear brother III Christ not always wisely, some times ImpttUiiitly. it may be, but always with (IikI's love burning In our hearts. As new uggrctuioii liuxo arisen lc fore our vision, when precious ones luwe Imvii sunlcliMl us iutuua for this inolock. During the generation that wu have boon praying and pleading for you to help u see bow this cruel minister has been ravtilmiguur fair land O, what enn w e say or do that w HI break this trnugu mysterlou lulluo.ice that cliwee your wre and blinks your uyue so you do not grnrp tbo terrllile facts that are slaying our ilHtusunds and derailing our homes What are you going to dn? Are ou still going to sit with f.dded hand till oatnu nu uoumt nana ami (cot so you eairi nune, or are you going to rim ami iHiy. "this tiling shall lie no longer." Mil 0. K. KiimtwiKJi). Vtvii 8upt. A atTIZUNS'TICKBT GOLD DUST warn gp 4HF The Best Washing Powder. Leltsi 1'ioiu CttiHiis Who Uenmmt on IntlcpsnUent Citlicns' '1 Ickct With No iiitlnga On li. Kn JuuuAii One month ago Ma rleu otHiuly was rlni for an lndoHnJenl ureltis!!' iiiuveniHiit In eeuuty mllti lite tuxpayur had wwteliwl the rstilt of a iimllar movement In the city of&i Ihui, and nine tml uf ten were asking theuMeives) and each ether: "Why oan't we do the same in the oountyr" What a beeome of that senlm4itr UitdeadY If k, what kltl it? The truth U that the dw'ro Is a strong a -ver, lut the hop lw reeelvwl a orjeue Ww . I'p to Um time v4 the mveltHg nt the lVilUt and IWwwernlJe oflnventh, Htury thiHg Woke.1 (wight fer a genuine litisous' UHivmiMit free from 1hmw4ui ami wltli 1H) puilisiu stnng of My kiihi on ii, ten pernaus by the mere HitsttjiHUal ekiM ( lteptiltlfetn laxpay- , Tlw liHitts llirw.lH.t the matter out - In tltvir MinentUu. A bW tight waj t made, aud nuUv authMi was taku Tim . 1 imluis did hijjsr te Uitt)Mle, ami ileoerve the "wy kllthesl )ruiw What- ewr miiers may d(j, Uie-dkl the right citizens' movement, nnd thoy mado no reecryatlons nnd no attempt to keep a string to tho promised movoment. Thev mado this provision enly: thoy author-1 Ired their county central committee to put out a ticket If necessary In case n citizens' movement should full to put up a ticket. This was tlio situation when the Dem ocratic convention met, next day. Now what the Democratic motives were, ' whoso fault It was, makes no great dif ference; a serious blunder was mndu when tho Democratic convention failed to follow the oxauiplo sot for them tliu day before. Kven granting tho titmoet good faith iu all concerned, which Is (lillicult, for any party convention to at tempt to put out a citizens' non parti sin ticket is to nttempt tho Impossible. It might bo a fusion ticket, though in this enso it is not, for tbo few Populists consulted by tho Demociatlc conference committee bad not a shadow of authority to act; it might bo a mixed ticket, which Indeed it is; hut a "Citizens" ticket, In tliu sense desired, it is not, and no Juggling with nnmos can make it one. It can still be made such by wise action Saturday. All this Is said without refer ono tu tho iMirsouality of the candidates nominated. When wu come to the ticket ittelf, wo find evidence 'of nioro blundering: that Is. from the "Citizens" standpoint, Hall, Itoland and Downing should have been endorsed, either by their nomlnntion or by putting none ngalust them. To nominate other candidates for their plncos wns utturly inexcusable, from tho citizens' stnudHlnt. It was u fatal ndmlssiou of a greater desire for partisan advancement than fur good county government. If good work is not io ou recognizee ny a citizens" move ment, except to take the olllcus away from, the Republicans nnd divide thorn among anti-ltepuhlicans, that Is not what the taxpayers of Marlon county want; nor will tiiey ondorwo such work. It kills the whole movement uud tho whole ticket, and unless the blunder U repaired probably not a man on tbo county ticket will be elected, which wunM scrvo'tbem right. House ami managers ure nut wanted. Good coun,ol and patient conferring for the public good can still retrieve tho sit nation. If the taxpayers of Marion county are tu havo the relief which n genuine independent "Citizen's" admin iHtnitioii uf county affairs would bring them, somuthitig must bo done aud done quickly to remedy, so far aa is now no slblo, the exasperating situation brought about liy tho lll-aded action of Dem ocratic managers. Hie rupnhst Central Committee, which meets Saturday, will h:o tho thimr eatlrtly In Its hands. Unless u bolter plan Is proved the I'opnli.ts snouui pick out a ticket from the two al ready before tbo iieople, miles both candidates for some particular olllee are oujothiuablo from other than a party stnudiiolut; fill tho vatanelr left by the withdrawal of J. A. Jeffrey, J. Ho harl, or others, and then call a mass meeting or convention ofeitiieii with out regard to party, to meet at a later date aud endues tho ticket, or to make Uitlhyr chaugv if delred i'i.. . ii in ni numu irtiuawy come as near straightening the matter out as any thing that ouultl le detio. SuUi a tkket oould beuleeteil and wowld briug tho taxjmyef rollel j (or tbu ekettnl would owe llHottoaur lailv Uu.i l.m ,.. the peoploatjargoaud wwW Wtrve to sero IIhmii. Dvvtu IIowk Chvsk. I yaofeM" u- vrsi m j i i 1 ' T 0 CROWN BECOMES A.W0NAN hotter than a crown of glorious ' hair. io miaui beautiful, hair Is expensive. A fair trial of our preparations con vinces. Mrs. N. E. Copeland, Oakland, Kansas, writes: " I hsve umi! the Svtn SutherUnd Sister' lUIr Orewsr snd Scalp Cltaner for about two month! ami find that my hair hat ccatd latllnc out and It bright and healthy In appearance. Any Inquiries will U cheerfully answered," What this wonderful remedy has done for her it will do for anyone. 5old by dealer everywhere. W?lsbacb Maofle? DKCHUSl! TTIBV OIVB A 000" LIGHT AND ABB 10X0 UVKD. WIS SELL THREE OBADKa: AnrofBMUle. put on snd turner, properly -'JuiTl ? Suf'whnotT Call and " uw .d.1 light. iETGrsMUGIITCO 71 ChcmeketaBt.. Telephone CM. ilTiulYoylle That makes you rich, and If you are alive to your nvwn Interns vou'll find you save money by trading here. 0,he6Hodof Sy "Ss and provisions is the most complete. Han itt & Lawrence, Brewster & White lit COUNT 8T. PHONB 1781, Hay, Grain. Mill Feed, Flour, Salt, Land Plaster Oat hay, good feed, $7 per ton. Timothy hay, good, $9.fco per ton A complete Beed Store In connects... t Ilcllablo Seeds nt low prices. : - V" "? . Free delivery ; prompt service. ' ' Feed The Men. Ik Doty Market itKMovcnio 140 BTATK ST. Deals In FrcBh Flab, Poultry, Qi. Belgian Hares nnd Fruit. " ,e' IIiglioat cash prlco paid for poultry and eggs. J. L TAYLOR rnOI'IUETi OLD I'OSTOFFJCB OHOCKKV Successor to -Geo. L Neal. ITmlor non nifinnnppiliont "'""' "- p . .. .. ened by K. li. uoignu. jj ! lhii rilAtill No'.' 220 Commercial street, .Salem, l'hono 2781. TheSalooli. fornicrly nccuplctl &. ! L Kinn lino m wines., imuui i vuii. 3 22 tl THE RACYCLB n. ..!.. priori Itlpvpln rmnk linimer pressure on Its self-oiling crank bearings II other stylo of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft. Sprocket runs between tho bearings. : : : 27 ier cent. leKH than on any no leveruge. SKKINCl IS IIRI.IETI.Na I. ALL AND HE CONVINCED G. A. ROBERTS, 105 state srnKKT. I'iio.np. 2870. 7500 Rolls of 1900 OASTOIIIA. Bean tb 7 W You Han Alwrt Boujht Blgmtnrs of lli Kind You Han Almrj if Ioaiible. The start in the right di rection nns mado; but we must be care fill to keep faith with all. or we will not deseno success, and will cut but a jioor figure as reformers. "I am of the candid opinion that lo sland as reformers for the sake of re form wo should Imvo endorsed thoeo on tliu Itepubllcan ticket who, along this hue, aro unobjectionable. This would have placed us on solid and defensive ground. If those wo have put up for thoso places could be induced to with draw, they would not embarrass, the movemout, and could count with a cer tiluty on success two years hence. Without this is done all our efforts will bo futile, and wn will Imvo to endure a continuance of tho abuses that now grind ua down "I not feel like standing for what I cannot fully defend from the btandjioint of reform for reform's sako. 1 feel that tounqualitledly decline might embarrass our cause aud reflect on those of my friends whose inlluenru placed uin on thptiikot; but lam not willineto let anything 1 do stand iu the way uf com ploto harmony and success." TTIieru is abuudniirti of illmmniiinn shown on ull bides to indicate that what mistakes were madu at tho previous con ventions will be reclined Saturday and a ticket will bi completed thnt all dis interested friends of reform can support. There will ho a number of vacancies on the ticket to till. That it will Iw done wisely aud intelligently and in the right spirit no one can doubt Mall flapet:! HAS JUSI UBiiN RECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS 81 CO. lsl Door Norlh of Post Olficc. k fe Hard Work Without It. I.WTIW rlwvi A iMNlttltVTK Fultowliu iiUkvn Imui ljir ...... toil X I tilt) hdltur at Tux l.uiu. . . I..... 11 u.ly I .1.. .... ,1... 7. ? '' "' " . ..,..., v ... ,,,u IIIHV41 a tlVKBI. 'As ywu are aware, 1 am ut trum tho loluwal i term coiitor, and attwiuou to wy farm duties keep im irotu Mn,. m tutieh with our cwiuiy puluw. This jniut Ih glveu careful attHiluMi. I do not know what inriuonce, or wtiatws behind that mlluwiee, Uiat ulaeed in oaineiieseu Itwaa certainly without l,u,i'H,1,,,cM,l,. hy aeaidoi mrluMestvr consent. From wha t"& vSi Sense Mrfls-l leouMlearu after the oouve.ai.ai ..! J A.Lr .? iS'0! M Ia... 111. ,,...- . v. .wciui w jvumvu, mm nvni among iMegales on suuups io ueiray erpeue of nailing iuvr hoxi iiiyruiiitr. 1 tt m,,.l v..r. aw tbattbettaketws mi MtlrUry a,a gj A Hue Baby Makes any mother proud. There are a great many proud mothers whose chil dren have been puny and sickly until i&smasiaxaiissisi ? w. lit. lerce' ll'avorite ll'reacrin. itlon. That V medicine which " makes weak m- en stronc" lias jjlven them the strength to bear ntarty, and liwlthy clitklren for the first time. M yar apt alUr the WllhutMieiLf my cMVtfvu i waa left la a wk ma down couittUu" mm u u. uaysr. wtiiius irotu UrtukU!. 11. C. My health rmr4 uttrljr gvue urTrmt from nctrautnn. female mkiira anj tkcu nuttun. Life wa, a JwrJfa I tloctoml with lid otJ Mteut lurtlkinn. all wfeti Ihe aamr mult. I Vgaa to tt wutk nj tu ajj to lh cMDptk-attou I nuflctcJ tcrttMy (rum cm llpalkio. I chatmxt to arc one of ywur aitxrr llMntnt aud I cwaucnctd to ttkc l)r Htr'i Fa write l"trriptloo and TtrauBt lIUt' and begun lo tmiryvr right away and continued tmuxtng and caiulag In ttrcngth. I cannot tirxru fh rellff, U waa o gnat. Smn laoutha later mr Utile daiuhter r hron -... out much trouble. I (eel that I would wnr hare been able to endure my roufinemtnl only bylhcnelRdueauletyloDT rVrre medfeinei hhe waa a An healthy child and the only one I have ever been able to nunc 6he U now twu year old and 1 bare never had la take any ruediciue alnce, to I fctl that your medicine ku HBATIN0I STEAM, HOT AIR, HOTWATEK, Estimates furnished, and work done promptly substantially and al honest prices. rrint and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 Stato Phone I6II SOULE imos. PIANO TUNERS AM) PORTLAND ORE Pr nnleia and vicinity leart n'ler, at Wllfa MnplcHIn Cliicago. Ilork Island i I'aeiDc liy The favorite linu to all point fait Itroad, vt-8tibuled mid up-to-date trains between Pueblo nnd Denver, nnd Omahs Cliicago and'KuiiBns City, making direct connection In Chicago with all lnoriiiuif traina'tast. First-class Pullman Sleepers Library Buffet cars, botween Denver ami Cliicago; the most porfcet dining Vr service in tlio world "A l.a Carto;" through first-class Pullman Sleeper every day between Salt Lake City and Clilcazu via tho scenic linu; personally conducted excursion inordinnry Pullman sleeping enrsonco n week from Portland and Ssa Francisco to Omaha, Chicago, lluffalo, Chicago nnd Nuw York vrn iho Qrest Salt Lnko Ilouto, without changn l Chicago. No annoying transfer in Chi. cago. liioso cars nro provided with all weekly periodicals for free uso of our patrons. For fnrthor information, maps, folders, oto., cnll ori your, nearest ticket agent, orwrlto to A. B. COOPER. Gcn'l Agent. Pass. Dept. Portland, Ore. in m. m. New Fitted Underta ors IIHI Corvallis-'S Eastern Railroaii TOLE CARD. i Kur YMtiulna: Train leaves Albany 12:45 n Trulu leaven Corvullls.... 1:53 p Tiaiii arrives Ymiilna . 7:25 p, i ivckurniuK: Leaves Yucitilna D'UOa. u Leaves Uorvullls 11:30 a. m Arrives Albany 12:15 p. m. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 a. tu Arrives Detroit IMOa. bi A Returning: Leaves Detroit I2:2U n. iu. Airlvcs Albany 6:15 p. in. Oneund two connect at Albany and Corvullls with Southern PaclHc tinlns, ulylng direct Hervlci; t uuid from New port and adjacent benches. Triilns fur the muiintalps arrive at Detroit at noon, giving ample time tu reach cnmpitig grounds ou Hi HrcltuubURli uiul Sunttuin river the samo day. II U WAI.UEN, KBWIN rtTOXK. T K. l A Mann TdUNKIt Anenl. Albany. Ora. far Largest ine of New Goods. Practical Undertaker. With long experience and all modern methods. A, B. Buren, Proprietor. L M. KIRK. Gram Hay, Flour. Mill Feed, Building Male rial Lime. Cment, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored Wagon Scalcsxtc. .f ti. ,.,Vv ",'t M"" '""'", ru'u "'" ,,'"' ' "hI SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern 'Pacific Co, THE SHaSTA ROUTE Trains leave Halomlor Portland and way stations at 5M0 a. in. , 7:M a. m. and 4:05 p.m. I.t funiaua ..... 8J0 A if OTFll Lt 8lcm Ar Aihlamt .. Ar tiacraiAento..., Ar Ban Krancisco. ArCMcii .HOJ A U UJU A U a so r u 7.i P M s ts a y .... 9.110 A X aiitpart "Mf MKAT I'OUI.TUY. MiloC. Matthews -' Or-gon Ski Line Railroaii suvor lu KJwarvlt JL Matlhsw. The Direct Itonte ( Montana, Utah, Colorado and all tastern Points. MKAT and I'OUfcTKV M A. K K h 11.""" rH,lro"1'- FiiI v. ;-ti um,!,. .iivnaironi v i ii town. the Ix'dt nieata i ' ! .ortholUOGRANUE Sce,,ic K.!'i,,e' No Change of Cars, keo The German Market l!l.M",,!"l,"lu,mlso'"i .A " Wn" M.e-k . !'. (UOLZ i & SON illfM-iHI 'I Plating fluU'tlnlW!""8" S' "I Equipped With tleiant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist Sleepers Su'erb Library-Buffet Cars ienuia Umners, Meals 3 la carte 'ree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable Coaches and Smoke's entire Train Vestibuled wu r v uvt r u ism l.ttAM ll.it A U Ar Ueuvcr suo a u s.M A U Ar Kama. Cltr.. 75U.A M VJ1 A M Ar flilcaito r.KYK U r.M A H. aTTAi auh1c rZTfiffl'l5 iT:e a u Ar ki iihi ... . nvo p u wm Ar Kurt Worth. . 6M AH H.80 A U Ar City at lxlw.. MAU II) W A U Ar Iiou.loo ......... M A H IM" Ar New Urteaua tfii m ar Ar Vtulituir on ii tl A iS . A M .Ar New York KM V M IWS T M I'ullinan and Tourists rare en KetS traina. Ulinlr mm Racraninnto to OiMou and KI Kino, and tourist cara to Chicji, St. l)uw. Now Orleans and Washinntoa . C'niiiiuctlng at rjan Frandlscb with sev ural atuHUiuhip lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami routh Aniorica. See Mr U'. V' Skinner agent atHalei. Station, or address C II. MAUKUAM.G. P A., " l'ortlaud, Oreso (iiriiaii facile lly Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Beat sorvir 'I. Jenrlry. Sil lkvrh. ,rta anl nil tiixl at pbtitB,. C. A. R0RFRT9. ipa Ste btret M Ph0n,a,J ALISM l.QDftKS K.J. W v ia Complete v , rtW ,.hn , , iluiit;. They Ml the entity tjakel. (jaiu judge down vnde ..en fw a uounlneWlwIe, - Thit.mlMi be made atUUotory. Bufl14iiN, i iu tiriutr iu &aaLA.K ..... a . " " I iu laian j 1 1 :.".. -"r eflttui me: mom !. .'. sr.'ep -.v. (.,. .. " "wrem tuinna lor iKKBri'HiiiiaA..j. .'.;'-" .u u i.n i: .".""ni. fa W'.-'lJ'-ampi fcfJr: TkkkhiTflrTCrA ,n"Sj;- w.C I? eHfr AuurcM in. k. v. Pierce, "". out tftew w lwuditi .J :h.V. -- Rear litui. """"MajTVJ0" Foie No. i i.",r,,l-' To and frcm all points Ka8t aud Europe. The only line running tkrutifh murstOE rwsioo. Without Change. Iloypj JIhiI Stearoship Uu. toJuaiiand China. Canadian aud Australlaa- .-'leamsiup una to llllllijtll II andAust riiiiii ii. H for rates and Jnforinatioa apply to r. IT. LCkJKWOOU . .AuentSaIeiujre. .txiii, Atient JAirtlanu. E. -I t jIh, a (J.P.A, Vancouver l'-0 IvTcCoy Stac is Wilhtiuovte stable fl:S0 e, ' for Lincoln", ZenefMeCojr, and 1-av dailv l'enydalo aud return- name day.- Kew nack-, kooi horses and-eareJul anvcr. tl H-tir I'areels lelivpre. lon.the,line. 319 t( " K.K. I Davis.