The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 20, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextH '- 1-ft MAN i n8'h w ,-. 4 4 ! SHOD o?E 1 '5 In a pair of our $3,50 Shoes is well shod -Xf His shoes will eive him comfort and answer every demand of hard service. f Can wc disturbc you just 'a second? To examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look at them, they are great. rbboe stop? S 1 stnto &t atoXL zaBmimm d 'krmnrmth 4 ' Mpmj&jP JITTERS Id llio best mcdlclno for tho stomach, blood, livor Htid nnd nertcs It enrea CONSTIPATION ixntorsno.i iivsrarsiA MLIODBtfESS ft jnvIgorateH the livor nnd strengtlienstlie kidneys. When Ait flnt ttm It bo euro yon ect tlio genuine. X A 1900UAMBLER BICYCLE GIVEN AWAY MAY 12 J My wife says J3t 3C 2 2i "The suit I got at G. W. JOHNSON & Co.'s last week is the best ever bought for 10, and she is quite confi dent J never got one as good for 4512.50." 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- ies 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 Cheviot Suits 2C A' Going at $12 and 13.50. They were made to sell at 15H and 15.?, If you have any Spring Sun notions in your head we can please you. 6. IV. Johnson & 60.. i The Peoples Cl othiero and Furnishers. A COUPON WITH BVEhY 50 CI:N I PURCHASE. T Wtr Till! DAILY JOURNAL HV HUIU1I UMOTXIICnn Kill DAY, A Tim. i!0 1WX). Dlyt OnoTcnr 93 00, In Aitvono D.tiy. Tout Motitu 91 i)0 I. Irfvanoe Wjolily, Oa If 04 s S1.00,ln Adrnn WHAT THE I'KOPLU DEMAND The CltiioriH' movement In (Im city o( Hiilism has lieop a ureal nuccot, ami tlio people understand perfectly wull what It means. It weans Hint a public olllco In not tolxi run in a iirlvata snap, nml that public ofllclaU who perorm purely clerical and oxouitUo dulli shall bo ro lluvo'l of tlio control of iKjIIUcal machine nnd Ml freo In do Iholr sworn duty to thu peoplo without dictation Irom poll, tlcians of thu lliugham trlni. Thin claw ol mou tiro mom numorouii than at first aj)jr, Iwchtiso nil thu partisan training pf tlio past ha bcon un thu Una of vorkltiK wlitical orunnlxatloni to not a graft on tlm taxpayer, (loot! service lias, only boon Incidental. Thii Is audi without wishing to appear ofloiulvo to Mr. Hlnuhnm, na liu In only un nrti. vatod tyoo of thu product ol a had system. That system Tun Journal, oppose. It expocts to II ml opKltlon among tlio tMiietklarleoof tlio sjatom U atoka to overthrow, (t owner will suffer aoitio IomauiI porgouat ahum, but consider that a compliment to tho uuVcllvoii.ws of thu fight they aro making (or rolorm o( thrso abuses. 1 ho county, rlty ami iwhool tpmirument ol this community havo been prostituted hy machine ami ring Mlltlolftna until the Iioh)OI iimxruM had wnlt-nigli tiled nut of thu peoplo. Tho puhllo avrvtco was not lielnir. Im proved. Taxes wcro up to thellmltof tho law ami debt wvro bolim oroaled In vloUtioi) oMbncpnsJUutloii, Jobbery Jn city ami county affair was notorloua, when tha pwplo took up til tltfltl on liqn.prtlan lino, ami lluy liaubn jnaklriK ptorc. . Today many a farmer in Marion munly J kCinlchiuB a nm i ul to II ml monoy tn piy hit tatoa for I MM whioh in mtiiy vcu6oo Dzceod l per aorooit tury ncro ho cultivate. That tauiuty and rUlo Aax ihoiild Im cut down lir ono-pwlf ihla vury or, ami nothing Iml a docla ,4o victory nl tho m1I for tho po' vwill C(mpJlili thlt, It U UIiuhI thu. Itcnuhllcaii cvuuty ticket U a CttUon't Jlckvt and that tha lnto wnro hrukeu -u4Uiobowu odrtliMou It thu U (rue, i( uiun got onto tho wtunly iket who woronoi aktwl, It ia duo to ttw Pglit the jxntpla ituU i;alnit thn )l pubUcnu inaoidoo tho pit I'm jwri, and tho c4nilil4tow thr pUve to the Intluonro Tor Jh'ki. rtprrouti 'mora lhaii to tb UiM tl lhiJr porjy Ttte jitctlo rctnaJni, wjjll upeh IU- publlrftii nomiiuv l nbt6 to r3clt prvfurj lroutilil tn thu awa vt U" lHy alter they wUctel'"Tld 1 noVviuatltrof ftbUKJoflheedluw ttf'Ih Jovkxau, hut pructicol IhhIh um- Hon. Tho prulunen that nnyono intottlriK ' an twos of thu CltUeiiH1 tkkot in Marlon county I a ihaiu. Tho Hoplu want a Npculllo prourum of riiforiiin nml men uominnlul nnd plmlxl to curry them out. Thu Hopf) mo tired of IiIkIi Unv in thu immu of puritomilrftM purtl.mifliip Thuy wnuttotvu not rcmiltnln itxluonl taxcw, Ix'ttur nmiln nml belter iHirvleu from golmc to th(tMlUlniilonit ofhenr iu nfuw yells nml trrcmmt Irom tin lliro.itx of (hu rlliK hculur over thu Krc.tt victory for tlnipnrU' when election it otor, only tolmun nuwer and muro extniMiKunt crowd turned lowo iih)ii Ilium 'Hie principle of MuKlnloylntii aru not im erlllud by hwiirhiK thu luxe In Marlon county a little, below tho coullacntiun notch, Tho principle of llryiuilmn will not rccuhu a ilenth blow II Dciiiocrata iiiul I'opulmt help uluct decent puhllunlllcInU reunnllnsH of punt pixrly AillllAtlon tn III! noniolilleul ollleu Hut It will In) dentil to renl entutu nml buluoM iuleruM In till county if wo keep taxes up twlco hi IiIkIi ii thuy lire In Riljolnluti couiille Thu prnaHtril that will ciiiuo from ntllnnul poliuie will Im morn than olfret by an ocounionn. failure of fruit, uraln or hop, If the crop rc.iKsl by tho taxtialherur Krow laruur each year, ii it hn Ihmii unmlun auually alncu IHUI. Tha people aro JuilllltMl In aiiituliilii a noii-partlsaii mnvuinout In Marlon poiintv, evou In thi preililonllal year. They nro moro than Juitllled till )ear, becauto In a presidential year thu party pniMuro brliitf thu inost hungry nml Ktfiierally tho wwikest partUan to thu front Iu till parttei. Tho (moplo ho n rlnlit to iiipport u iioii parlUan builuc nilmlstrutloii of local affair ut any ami all lime They want tlio best ticket tlmy can hm ithly wet In oppo.llion to tho Itepuhll can ticket ami then they want to lui it tho auppoit it deoerw. It will dwurve Uiu beyt iup,urt hnuust mou of Jl pnr lie can uko It Uvamto thehi will bo u Ixirrel of money npunt to defwt U, nml only by lloii-MrtlMt and putiiotle no- tiuu nan any of It U eJwirtl. i 'i' ' i i 'i TUB DISTniQT ATTOIINBYaHIP It i slatul jo k o uuthorit) nnd tlio work of tho 1'ojtUinl uunttun Meuw tobearJlout, (hat tho Dommnttic Ikm of folk cutiiity imbl law KirU.tir iiom Inaiod on tlio ItvptlbllMii tiuket fur dU trio I attorney of till dlitridi. Hail. tliO JlepdllllWU llOinluCtl, It A )1MI) nun recently out of scIumI ami hi name hn novor Ihvmi oeuneoliHl with ciimlmt) Itlal o far ni lut eumo In the kmmloilo ol tho public. Till U iilmut tlio tlithl MhI of man In olect If ajtin iiml prwuviitMn are to go by Mnli or it tho otfUhthM ami lhi tnt uio tn piy for UHvflnblliiy to m In ami help piMHvnte vamM ut Ituportanci. 11irw ihmI (a Ut a. UiwHu thl iUI tUtmx4tWtfUdlllol ll..rHy Ittuti lurufuu" hi lHiimM svr to hi law Mlnoc lltrwit, ulk)NlUr lvMtwl. ' tSau upon piiHi)4 m oi un Kimi oi imfluct, wlttro men tfp t wttroly frttj) ptaoiial itcviMlttaltiU aiM UK kiUi parlkw fur llijlr pWiwisl kukhi. In rmiH4toii Mth tW ffl ( public pro'ccutor it ( most reprehen- aiblo of all, because 11 forms a kind of bi-partisan dynasty in the admlnlstnw Hon of justice. It iucrenret oxpcnwH nnd heaps upcoatioti tho people be cntuo thoy havo Rot to feed n certain aiiK of lawjer on both side of thu taunt), Thu iwojilo get neither Jimtico nor puhllo pruicculiun They kdI inju tlsio nml tho slops an 1 eouu of politkn of tlio loivcst utand-ln order, Hupposu thia dlstiut had a dummy public prosecutor nnd thcru wits a enfu of ballot box frauds in which a gang of iwlltleians wcro trying to Steal nil olllco, nnd tho ilumuiy district attorney had a political boat over him or (or u Inw partner who stood in with tho ballot box thiote. What would bo tho reeult? Kxactly whnt would havo been tho re sult if Sam Ilayilcu hnil been dufcated n fuw yearn oko. Tlio people ought to o through those thlnx nnd defeat young Mr. Hart for district attnrnoy. This 1 a mutter of principle and tho people hate rllit U tho protection of n public prose cutor who la freo from all political ma chlno control) especially tho rotten com binations that aru carried on by polit ical Ko-betwcctiH. SENATOR SIMON AND THB PORTO RICO TARIFP Tho Portland Telegram perceives a ro btiko to tlio administration In tho erlcC' tion of Senator Simon to "lead.'' as it says, tho Oregon delegation nt tho Phil adelphia convention, whilo Hcnntnr Sic- Ilrlde, whosuntiortcd tho Porto Itlean turiff, whs not so honored. Hincu Heim' tor Himon was iinmctl as u delicate at a muetiiiKol tho enmu connresHlonal con vention in his district that renominated .Mr Moody for congress, after Unit gen llemnn had twlco voted for tho l'orto Itlcun tariff, ogitinst Beiinlor McKrido's single voto for that measure and thnt iu it nmumled form it i dilllcult to ecu where tho Telegram finds warrant for It construction of Htmator Hlmon'a election n proof of hostility of Oregon Itepublicntisj to tlio ndmluiitration rurlhurmoro, since henator Himon goc as a delegate from n side convention, Instead of us a member of tho main del egation from the statu mooting, it I also hard to sco where lit leadership of that delegation enmu In. And slniu again, through Mr. l'ulton't forethought, tho statu meeting saw fit tn pay President MuKiuley tho high nml unusual com pliment of Instructing thu Oreuon dele gallon to o,o for hi runnmtmitloii, it inatiM little iliffeiemo what Sumttor Si mon's vIumh oil tho l'orto lticitu tariff or thu general policy of thu administration mil) ho, ho far n his notions or totont the Plilhidelpliln convuullou can ho con cerned Aslorinu. 'I he Mcllrido-MilchullM)litluian3 can not get anything but frigid comfort out of tho iibuto proposition If Honator Simon differed from hi colleague In tho Keimto on nothing but this 10 pur cent tax of thu Dingluy tar iff on l'orto Iticnu product, It would ho a mailer of small moment. If It was such u mighty mntlerof prinuiplu, tho Mullrldu-Mllehell action hit nothing to crow oor becuufo it contention forn tariff for protection wa whittled down pretty neuily ton oliitnud thu olit is to liu broken off nt the end of two year. Hut Senator Simon h.t had thu al most tranroonlinoutnl nerto to declare hi ludvpeucii of tho pnlsuuklug push on matter of ovou gnsilur moment. Ho boldly board tho lion of I'eniihyUunla In hi Hinulnrial den mid hn thu tumor ity In ipiiMtluu thu crcilonllidii of tho (Imply liitreiuliHd IIom, Unllul State Senator Mallhuw Stanley Quay at who feel Iwth Mitchell nnd Mollrlde of Oregon scoin to worrhlp. Senator .Simon I not only free from tho Imputation ol having hi hand out lor a contribution from tho tariff foitorod Inula, that aro to pro duoH lung-rango proprity for future generation of nlggsr hulilo in tlio West ImlUM, but holtabotii tho suspicion of being approachable forn feu or a eon Hhlorutlou, oven whuro tho admlnUtra tlou hits itnkod It political fortunes oudtHXtdeut uayliini Hut ehlofiMt of nil do SounUir Sim in offoiid tho tintoa of tuinordiiluu state mnnshlp, that ha hlthorto rpr(Montot Orogou In tho iiatlmut wnato, bystiHitl) slnndlugoiit Mguliut tho llnuiia-l'ajuu flipping MilMldy Irfll Ho nems to Ih a muu of milllcloiit means tu mvot lib curiMil ox ptmixMAl Washington out uf hi salary ami mil Uiaio in thu pro ewU ol nny ul tmtittinl grwlls, that jHoto hi fasolHuiing to (mirblt Solon frwn all H)lnt of tho cquipa. l!or a oualor who is uut oxiiwotod to liav nut Inind ol hi own, bjnm Ijn iupttdgiw lattuH. II dou't havo to hate hi aim InJwUxl into lU think W. with a caucus irooiuill uor ttU WkUiit rniiloiey.1 witli draft fro) M oitockuook of trutU aud laMtdtstw. 8ttMor Sianuii haa bKW tiirotmti Uw will wllti all tu follow I U It'll had hi ytUiUi cut a id im kstowo ttatt Is baa huUiImk lo Kiin IrosH kdkwiu Im iU (oalep rf t41i;wHt wlwioly nwh plumlir hhho tho baU (or TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM TO WHICH. .THE .CITIZENS CANDID ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT WHY USE . lV?Isbacb flai?IIe? WIlLlKLBlMgedUDTJioy -Accept . the Nominations-Made. at Salem Saturday BECIIUSB.IHBV OIVJI A 000" l.inilT ANO AIIE LO.VO LIVKD. WE BEI.L THUnK OBADKS. Th rerrlstest thing Jo mst-tles, flMlttP.r'.KW.SS'aSffiy 7. Tlioiasinuu,."v. -- - , socenu.' . ....,-t..i.i.i,,.1nicni!loiiowcrsthewo. iw, ."" "IDEAU" Not quite as goonusi" " Anr .PMfflfc P?! on -- b.--- gj; -JE? Jln& Csl. -- -J - - ,,, ,'.'---.--:-.,-, nf -.., inan no uj uiuv. ... YUfJ'A, WHJ4IIACII MANTI.f, NO. 17. Th Durable ! g!.e? 2JK ife?ffl.Fo,iioA,JSLKn,ro-wiii. wc uucaii ...u-- 1 Thp Citlxcn' ticket contains tho name of two excellent dtlzens for lounty jiufgo and commlssioner-W1. Y. fcldcr of Stnylon, and W. Culver of Liberly. .Mr. KMer is a successful business man from the eastern side of the county, a man who will defend thq Interests of tlio farmers. Mr. Culver Is one of the model farmers nnd business men in the county. following plan for reducing taxca and putting Marlon county on a soon.. Ilnanciat basis was adopted by tho contention HM rrl. i..1 ...........-. tln,il...l Im Mnrinn rolllltV for tilt' OUSt i (IUIU1IB. 1 iu (OIUI nilllllll.v '! iwtn vwn.... . ... .-....--- ... four jcari? an oiinta to fu21,52, as against fCOj.701 for the four years menximu, whilo tho Values of prbticrty liato been constantly dlmrnls ilng, wo pltuge tlio rounty Itidgo and commissioner nominated on th rltlens' ticket to reduce tlio total amount of cash taken from tho pcoplu annually for the next four cars instend of incrensinc tho amonnt any further. .... Wheroai, Tho avorngo expenditures of Marion county for tho past ix years hntu amounted to 70,07a por annum for county purposes, nnd the county court has been nhlo to conduct tlio county tho past jenr for (51,010, as against 71,j in 1808 nnd (80,170 iu 1807, wo bcliovo thu county expensed can bo all I farther reduced, and wo pledgo tho county judge and commissioner nominated on tins citizens' ticket to conduct tho ordlnarv current expenses of Marlon county lor not to exceed (40,000 per annum. Ilcforo Incurring any unusual or extraordinary ex penditure for Improvement or repairs for any sum to exceed (1,000, the cxpendl' turo shall first bo submitted to the people and nuthorired by them. Wc pledgo the enndldalua lor tho county commissioner's court nominated on Hits citizens' tlcKet to put tlio county on a cash basis at the earliest possible (into, by ordering tho prompt collection of taxes w lien they become duo, by reducing the raloof Interest on the county debt by tho use of money at four per cent if the samu can bo obtained. . We pledgo tho candidates for county Judge and commissioner to conduct thu affairs of tho county on n business basis and on a strictly noil partisan basis. Whereas, County and stato taxes hato been constantly increasing, we pledge tho citizens' countv court to reduce taxes as low as they aro In other ttell-gotcrned countloailjncont to Marion, and that they shall pledgo themseltes In writing to mi eiicct Wo nledgo tho citizens' legislative ticket to labor to reduce the state tax materially. "On thu con tray, wo did learn that. "The Better Part this was n set up Job todccelto not only rjf valor Ix discretion," and the better tho nconlo of Great Uritain at homo . Dirt, of tho treatment of dlsenc I but lodecelto tho neonlc of others cit- . prctcill Ion, Hired countrio. "Thu truth is and defy contradiction that tho Ihitish soldiers themselves no -YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? 1VS mM SAmiGAS UGHTCO 71 Chcmckcta St., Telephone 503, save Disease orlgiii'itei In iimnuritlcsin tho blood. HoodVSir R.iinrillit uuriiiei mo union. l'cop'D wlm tukelt nt thii seitcon 8tv they lire kept heullhy the yrnr round It. Ih bccutHu this mcdlcinu expel Impur ities and makes tho blood rich and health giving All liver UN uru cured by IIuodN Pills 25c -' TODAY'S MARKET. l'oliTLANi), April 20. Wheat, GfWM, walla Walla, 01060, aru tho parties who violated many of thu rules of civillrcd warfare, nnd frit nuently Ignored the white llng'and also thu Ited Cross flag, "It tta my fortuno to witness some of theeo scenes myself. On tho top of Bplonkop, when that wonderful battle wns almost otcr, u yi u ig ISoer soldi, r not moro than Hcvonteen years of ago was passing by a wounded Hrltlsh ol- dlur, and the llritish soldier asked him forn drink of water, As the tender, hearted Door lad was kneeling down by bis sidu to let him drink from his own caneerA that Hrltlsh soldier thrust u b.oonet Into tho poor boy 'a Ma. And I mytelf talked with him, and, kneeling by him, shed tears when bodied. "During tho battle of Dundee thuio wui n lull in tlio firing for.it time on ac count of tho Doers seeing a buggy ap proaching them rapidly and Hunting a white Hag. All awaited It arrival. At a distance of about fix hundred yards from them tho himcv stoiined, wheeled about, dropped tho whito ll.ig, and that ' 8Qlc; Molinlr, 27Q30, valley tr.ir.t ii-.. i Flour Portland. iH-stgraderf (2.70 to (3.00. Superfine f2.10 ixirbbl. Oat Whltu SSQiJOc, grey XI to 34 Millstuff llran, (III; shorts, (16 liny Timotliy (10010 r ton. Onions (1.5032.50 per cental. Potatoes 50 to bOc h.t sack. Iluttor Heat dairy, 3037Jtfj fancy creamery, 40 to -tftc; store, 25 to !ft)c. i.ggs uregon, 12c periloz. j scarce nml price linn. Poultry Chickens, mixed, (.150 to I 00; hens, (5 to 11.00: ttirkoys, ilvo 13c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)c or pound Hogs Hwtty dressed 5 to Co. lieif Steers. l-l.60; cots,Cl.r0 l j dres-ed Ix-ef, fl'i to 7?4'c. Veal Dreisul, 7 8c. Hop 7(IOoj old crop Srtiie. tool Valley, l2Qi:io; Kasteru 'Ire- irs if nat you That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you save money oy tracimg iiuc. Other people do, Why not you . . un Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Han itt & Lawrence, 01.0 POSTOFKICK OHOUKItV "Successor to Geo. L Neal. Under new nunnage.nent. The SMooii.torir.erly occupied by G. Co., has been re-opened by K.B. Co gan. ! mo lino ol line, liquor No. 220 Commercial street, .Snlem. l'hono 2781. I,. Neal A nml Cigars. 3 22 tl Brewster & White u coortT BT. fitoNB 1781. Hay, Grain. 'MilPFeed, Flour, Salt, Land Plaster OnUiny, pood feed, J7 por ton. Timothy liny, good, M.60 per ton. A complotq, Seed Store In connBciir... Unliable Sccda atlow prices. : '.n?c?0 Freo delivery; prompt eeryicu. ' ' The Feed Men rn ItKHOVKlClO 14Q STATfr ST. Deals in LVobIi .Fish, Poultry, Uamp lioigian iinrea aim rruu. Illglicst cash prlco paid for poultry and eggs. J. J. 'UllllRI'IIOI'IIIETyll ie Doty lark SOULE 3SIIOS. PIUII, iVWUK AMI I'D 1'OKTLANb ORIC Kor tttem uxl vicinity Imt. MMrf. i Willi Mn(HiAl Chicago Kork Islatd i I'atifit lly THB RACYCLB he only perfect Hicclo crank hniiKcr. 27 per cent. Ie rennra on its self-olliiiR crank bearlnp. than on a Tl 1 press nro other stylo of bicycle. Direct pull on slmit. no icteric. Sprocket runs between tlio bearings. - SKF.IMI IS nEUEVINO t AM. AND UK CO.NVI.NCM Q. A. ROBERTS. 105 BTVTE 8TKKKT. I'HONK 2870. 7500 Rolls of 1900 Mall -paper! HAS JUST UbliN RbCBIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & CO. lsl Door North of Post Office. 'I ho favorite lino to all poinia cant llrond, M-stibulcd nml tip-to-dato trains between l'uublonnd Denver, nnd Omnlm Chicago and Kansas City, making direct connection In Chicago with till morion trains ens t. First-class Pullman Sleepers Library Buffecars, botween Denver aud Chicago; the most perfect dining ir scrvico in tbo world -UA La' Carte!" through UrAt-clnss 1'iillmnii Sleeper eterr day between Salt Lake City and Chicago via tho scenic lino; personally conducted excursion? in ordinary 1'ullmari sleeping enreonco n week from Portland and 8a Francisco to Omadin, Clilcago. Uiiffalo Clilcngo nnd .Now Yorkr via the Great Salt Ln.lt 0 Kouto, without chango t Chicago. No nnnoylng transferln Chi cago. Thoso cara nro provided with all weekly periodicals for freo1 uso of our patrons. For further information, main, folders, etc., callon your nearest ticket agent, or wrltu to A. E. coortfn. Gcnll Agont. Pne's.'Dept. Portland, Ore. imtat. Wmm's Nature MMWIIMWUHM, Uin-lllWU,Pjr unilllf atklWOlMHirMVtwl IswwtK W SKtiapiMtaai imui, usi. wrt Itn tmi thai th rthnwtti th mm ly wfch Ut little nJrtn Muu.tib4iit-KoSfc(B.iMiJ. li li wvna tu tklu MMber 's Frlena U li U tMrtm.xtd tw hMttilt U vwttltltty uk py wttlwut tlicm. t th, tvll ItuuMdh MhkU th CmbilUl taofthrf uiul luu U HMttlty m full of. Mitfdlaf t 4as( ttul ht WcXt Iw4r4 to ifcc viUkl bur wtih sMxt toMtoMfcwianMA, WoiK'l'iNu,l.yt Kutillif au4woialHvwitit.tlUiUttwa. . la.. . f. u ... j - Mif, il IBMll VAlu. Ik 1ntiiilna Hi fcU, juktltJ sh, wjwa wvlwtloa to lb tuwiu Xnrtnj C9- WKU8T an OAVIS' AS38HTION baw UiMUfwl Scan, 0Hlb llttlk KirWM Iuuoc)ut-l(Mikhig buggy was suddenly translormed into a murderous Maxim gun, which felled a dozen Hours. "I talked with tho man who captured that Hug and saw it injsulf, It was it white ling with n small black stripo through tho center, but a short dhr taneo away It seemed porfec.ly white. That ling Is nuw In thu x).ieslou of Col lllako, tht bntto American otllccr who commnnds tho Irish hrigndo, which Is comrotcd almost entirely ol Irinh Americans, aud no brat er men aro iu tho Hour army, raid (Ion. Joiilxirt to to mo.' Lnglnud's nciiuintiuu of thu diamond llehbi of Klmborloy Mr. luv l ulutr mterlied as 11 transaction without a parallel "fur cupidity, dishonor nnd injustice." j A plucky Sulem preacher. Itev. K. Coideand of Unity church will cltu thu l'ro-ltoer cause a whirl in Ills pulpit funduy night. If ctery nuwgpaper ami every pulpit would Jo that thu wnr would stop I-.n J, FUNUItAL OPF s tJEAnuonN Took Placo '1 huisday Ademoon anil Was Very Largely Attended. Tho funeral serviced o Frnnk S. IVnr burn nt thu Pirt M, K. Church Thurn day ufturuooii weru ery largely attended, tho largo auditorium Iwlng tilled to its full capacity. Tho alter was beautifully deooratwl witli llowers, whito lilacs prt donilnullng, aud many lovely whito Id Km liolng among them. The casket was (tntlrly emered with the Moral tribute. Tlio ImproMlvo rko were con iliiolod by tho ntor of thu church, lte .lohii lMrMin. itmttisl b) Hev, II (iranuls. '11. .. t.... .1 1 till 1 iminiiniviiitniiiiiMcuoirsitKliiil under dlreett.ui of profemor heeloy and a Ikhu- tirut Mdo to- Mrs. llallto Parrith lluigos. Mrtiiv o the f rleudauf tho deo.uod wcro proMiit from a distance, lucludini; Mr ami Mrs. Adair, from Koctmu Murk Hill ami uthMl( from Portland; Mr and Mrs." S. M.Tearhoy. int. lo mid aunt ol Hm docuasml.Mr. and Mr 1 Mulloy MiKunii, brother-in-law nml sister uud Mr. nul Mrs. A. I. Mi Cull), luvih.-r-in-law ami Uter. alio! Purtlaud; Mr and Mw. S. U Flint, t HuMmr. umdo unit Hides Green, salted CO lbs. 8fll)e: under (HI lbs, 7XQ8) ; sheep pelts, 15 20c. It.'. (! KM.KJI tUUKkr, Wheat 6S tHiunds and over, Wool, lllc, Mohair, HOc. Hops 5 to 7 Wo Oats 28 to ItOe. Hay llnle.1, rhent, f S; timothy, iu, Kggs 10c cash ; II clrado. Flour In wholesale lots, 12.50; retail, Millstuffs llran. $13; shorts, H, Hogs Dressed, 6c. Live cattle Steers, :i; (ows, 2,' to !lc. Hheo 2.)Q.I. Dressed Veal tiMe. Iluttor Dairy. 16c; creamery, 2o, tl()ultry Chickens, 85 tnrkoys, 10 i'ntatmw 2fto to av. UIK3. JKFFFUSON. At thu farm homo of tho family, six miles northeast of this city on the Silt erton road, Thursday, April 10, llKW. at 8 p. m., Maudlo danghturof Mr and Mrs. J A Jeller mi, aged 11 months, ol heart trouble Th Itinera! will taku place tomorro (Sunday) at 1 p. ni. Tho funeral proci r Ion will lento tho homo at 10 a. m. llurlal will lako placo in Itural cemetery. to 1 it irmm gayjiacgagaSi HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR HOT WATrtK, tMiinales liimibhcd, and work done promptly MihM.ii.iiully and a( honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specially T. S BURROUGH?, 102 Stato Pnone I5II New Fitted wrtuiino Parlors CorvalliM EastcVn Railroad ...12:45b. u .. IS5p ni . 7:26 p. h. .. t-00. n ... 11:30 a. ..l2:!Rp. m. ... 7:(M)a. iu .. 11:20 n. ni TOLECA1U), i For Ymiulna: Truln luuvcs Albany .. Train IcuvcH-Corvalll. Truln arrives Yuqulua I lleturnlug: Leaves Yiuiulna Leaven Uor villi Is , Arrives Albany :i For Del nil t: Leaves, Albany ... . Arrives Oct roll 4 l(ulurnltig: Leaves Detroit 12:20 n m. A.rlvcs Albany 6:15 p m. (I'm and two cupneel nt Albany and C'urviilllH with Southern Pacific luiltit, ulvlng direct scrvico ti nnd from Newport-and adjacent benches Trains for tlio inuuiitalni arrive at Detroit at nu'in, giving ample time to reach camping tiruunds un th HreltciibiiRli uud Surithitn river Hn same day. II I. WAf.IlKN. KDWIN STONfc T P. A V. X lltnir f THKNKK Attntl, Allnr, Ore LaitjeM line of New Goods, Practical Undeitakei. With long experience and all modem nidhods. A. B, Burcn, Proprietor, L. M. KIRK. Gram Hay, Flcur, Mill Feed, Building M.ite rial Lime, Cmenl, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored wagon Scalcs.ctc. UlilltMtdlll u I ... . . n KM, , ,. n.lhlM Cl lPod. I, SOUTH AND EAS1 vu Southern Pacific Co. THE SHftST ROUTE Trains loavo Salem for I'ortland and way stations at 5:40 a. in. , 7:51 a. in. and 4:05 p. in. i.t I'uriuuil . . u Ul jurii Lv Salem -IHU a il Ar AbUui. .....liSH.t M Ar Scrincnio........ fi.uu I' M Ar Stu rrtucitco 7. I' M ArLHrleu ..... 1 A M ' tr lieuvir ....... . Mrt a M AlK.lllt. Lily 7M A U tr ehlcmo . ltliJI ArlN, Anurlw ...... I-W I' Jl Ar Kl I'mki 00 I' M Ar Kurt ttorih . . saoA U Ar City pi Jieilfo i;jl A II Arllou..n ....., s-U A M tr .Ntw orlen ... t'J3 r M Ar WuIiIiik on. ... IIJAU Ar ewr Y"tl( U,3 f U ruiiiiiKii mn rourUts ran lujj r ti Ijyi t M as Ait I II AM 11 15 A U ( A M T'U A U I.t A U 7MAM .turn ; a y load a u sm a u s-is r uuv Win u I'rompi .if tl.H Cllv anv pnrt UK.f MKAT AND I'Ol'l.ritY. MiloC. Matthews MKAT nnd IOUI.THV M - K KKT Mato street near raibuad 1-rwl.ih.t ml lt nioata. Mv ,tr. j , ?. autilr Dr. ami .N Ii. It K. suu-tl vi DUhi, URalwHipl aunt, arvuiHitnictl ,ucn hen the blotnl flows throui;U II.- ...iiiL. .. . .. 'eI"f'f. thekln is clear, the com. ikMi attltwdo u.t. M.nrlaHl ,iuul . " .'7 "" . '... "'. P "" . omen who use Dr. ..... l,. r ". JtHwrwm .tijera. w it MrM) neree si.oi.ien aicittcal nttcotrn-. find and I ij. WW Makes Beauty? The German Mat b t lWautyimdeoriiurT!bvii,M.i ........ ."V '"OI lM When the bloo.1 u linmirc. tin- ri,..i. grpw Killow. the c m dull, the hair loses J. W Ukktord. D, o. Mhiu UiWy. W in Suih Aloe to iwttv mvii wauy elwrwi Mado HiMM4liM mr (lHomM. whu wwo U IlMJr.Ul'whon v,t wtw tlieio wo uiai t genuine beautihcr lly puri. fytnjr and enriching the blood it puts bloom ou the cheek and a brnjhtntKi tn I Hw wmtrgf Qww i,u, eM,,U eye, which tell the story of wrfect po. SI0. M. W, A. am! ol Iohi UIjo . '? . Ni.Ul It l.n. EIL.fc.ttl. ......,.ii iA-Zrn,''W?'' ' uatvs UaHo' CabJu" No. IX, a 0 to wlridh .,.b' l U tut JU M wm t5 t MriwsmiHlwtA thHl lk lur A vorv larvo mimUr f Ul k, t, ' tS-I 'i .. r? Kru".Yl'5 bat Irwuwitly oura-d tho whito tUu iMK wlwa .VMwtery w hero iiitermatit Z?.15f,il "I"'."" .l"" Jn mk. m nly trnwe ike tw tt. - Tho,y ,w.e. .S'WW'Sfea thw.lit Mi) U, pUModta ir lhm. S" 'Vw?Vn.r.,y Hit tilkk Mll.Uk llml 1.... I a . A . i. trtlftlW. I kttOW iwniodtVaf th .tarn wn ..-.Jw,,,... " " ". w'1 1 UJMUKJ "- T- ..., i... ,.T ii i "-i-w. i iry shammuI- uwur, ttcivc's rieasant Uitojyr qutauudoO, 'audl,asixHlr.H-,..rvi.-v..... sltur!ih liver. - - j tatav-, m, tmmSm !"-- - Will L. f.ui...i .... . i . Into tlrm of uit ,v i il mut!U.m,.i ii.e CDOL.Z, &t SON 1 ' '" int-r, m St Plating IIh . I. m,t ,,nij u Vi.i.U .a pUduK C A. ROBERT?. lr- gun Shori Line Railroad The Direct Houte t Montana, Utah, Colorado and all tastern Points. or tho IUU 0IU.NU)K SaemcK.U,'e' No Change of Cars, On tho Portland ChIcaKo Sivcial ''iW., nntnitiiithe Mt." bp"i. io Equippod With pgant Stindard Sleepers Fine NtwOrJinar, Tourist S eepers Suarbl brarv-BuflfetCars Ollendid (linn.irc M..I. a la enrte ree Reclining f hair Cars LomforUble Coach's and Smoke's entire Train Vestibuled trains. Chair run. Siu-raniHiito to Oedeni and Kl l'iwi,n.l tourist cars to I'Iik ago. t. Inls. N'mrOrh-nniinnd Washltultoa. I'oiincctina at San Krandlsco with sev oral steamship Hues for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central aum touth America. . eo Mr. W. W. Skiiiner agent at Saleis" Station, or address 0 II. IIAUKHAM.G. P. A., I'ortland, Orei,"' Complee v &BFe.$i 05 Stain btruftt Phane H7a' IVlltU for tiimwiwrvTaaJftrkaif..- . 5 ISKwiir mp u- S-Vll 1 OUGl.x f J W W LBsEiVk'tt' WKlDtw heril( """tW. MMrtaMt Vpnw, T. bl.li rttk KQHH-o ... . l.aru. .- . bin j?' '! e OK an. ,., . Canadian P4U Soo Faeilic Liar. Lowest lates Be3t sorvira To and fn.ni all points Kast and Europe. The only lino runninr tlMUl. 'onristCai'stflH WIIW,' Without Change. Uoyal Mail Meaiiiuhip Li- toJaiutii and China. Cauauian and Anstrabax Moamshlp Line Ut Honolulu and Australia I" "i rate and Inb.ruiatio I'l'iy to f. M. LOOKWOOI" Accnt. Salem Or. I. AU..II Aucnt Portland. I.L'.Olr, A O.l'. , Vanco-ifor l.O- Mcvoy StdRC f.... ,1,!,.. 7. . i . TT7., m mi. ..uib . iiiaiiietia x(Huie ui.u , ---lady fur Liucdn,-.Zoru.'MlcOt''( AbA .vujiMirnim tviuril taiuu "" , V ha( k, kvaaI horsi-a and caroIul-wiTar. l'aiccla delhuvd along, tlio J lite. - a. U 17 lyt