The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 23, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textm 'ft MAN SHOD 1A J aavm: In a pair of our $3,50 Shoes is well shod " c His shoes will give him comfott and answer every demand of hard service. Can wc dis(uflc you just a, second? To examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look at them, they are great. WsC'iA' bhoe stop? Sf 04 Stato St '. I I i r. General Debility Yon feel it mojt In Uio Aprlng. You're tired, nervous, irrltablo and have no np notlto. "Btomach's out of order," you say. You need liostetter'c Blomach lflt fers. Your body needs replonlthiiiK. It la full of tho poisons nf winter. Tho Hit ters will drivo llicin away. It puts the system In good condition by curing all such ailments an dyspepsia. Indlt-catlon, conttlpation, and prevent malaria, fever and actio. A 1'jiivatk Krvjcnuh Stamp covers tho neck of the bottle. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Tho King of Spring Tonloa TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM TO WHICH THE CITIZENS' CANDID ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT Will be Pledged II They Accept the Nominations Made at Salem Saturday WHY USE .tfelsbacb flaitfle? BECI10SB TIIKT OIVK A OOOD LIGHT AMP AHR LO.VO UYiu. WK BKIX TilKEK aiUUBB! Durable ua (jlve wb i ner hour. lTlceMc. DLKI-OWEK. lrice W, nd at hlf Hie All that is New in Hats can be Found in our Hat Cases J3C 2 mTTmfTTTTmrmmTrTrrrTv IREMEMBBRi U.QOLV BI1IUT8 Innll ;- new cnioriniM. BIlK .1 fmnli AMtl rttltnu A 1 "WHWI "ux v,Hl,,lT WE GIVE AWAY A 1900 RAMBLER WITH MORRO X BRAKE MAY 12, BE SURE YOU X GET SOME COU' PONS X A X I REMEMBER MOYOLBBUITHinpop. ulxr patterns. BWEATKKB-I'fflln and fancy. GOLF HOSE Exrluslvo patterns, no 2 pr alike 4immuiiiuuuuiiiiiiiiniifc Spring and Summer Underwear In Endless Variety, 50c to $3.00 6. IV. Johnson & 60., The Peoples Clothicro and Furnishers. TUB DAILY JOURNAL BY MOUSON 1IKOTUUHR MONDAY, Al'ML 23 1800. Dully, Ouo Y oar 0)3.00, in Ailvanos Daily, Tout Month 91 OO. ! advance Vfuvf Ji,r 1.00,ln idvau ATTENTION, CITIZBNBI Do not forget that hefore you can cast a vote at the com ing state and presidential elec tions your name must be on the register. The time is now v on tohaeyourname put there. ii nui registered oeiorc may Uyou cannot vole. You can rctrister before anv nnhrv ...:.! ... vi, j puuiic or justice oi me peace reeof cost, or at the court house in the county clerk's of fice. Do not neglect to rcg ' ister. Island on nu Independent ticket lio will bo elected. Tlio matiaKcinunt of tlis public schools of tlio county should bo lifted out of tlio rut of partisan politics, where they havo been kept for many years. Mr. Krappa should bo iKirauodcd to ac cept and inako tho race for thia olllco, ai bo la universally popular with teachora all over tho county. i . A CITIZEN'S MOVUMKNT. As Presented by the Kditor of the Jour nal liefoto tlio Democratic and i'opuliit County Ctnttol Committees, At tlio coiifcrenco hold between the County Central Committees of Marlon county at elnlom Uaturday, K. Ilufer was Invited to apeak and raid in substance: "I do not appear before you an n Democrat or a l'opullst or a Hupubllcan, but aa n clllten In advocacy of well known principles of reform, tho annll- citizen, no matter what his party pref crenco on stato or national Issues, who goes to a primary or convention or con ferenco in that spirit, is as much a de fender of self government and American Institutions as lie who enlists and goes to war, In defence of ills country. But laying asldo tho motlcs that attract men toward political activity, tho first quality of n citizen's movement must bo its honesty and sincerity. Wo preach honesty, and different from somo who aro In that business, wo must practice It. Wo all claim to want a citizen's ticket, and I bellevo this Is a einccro do slro. Tho namo Citizen's has coma to mean so much hero in Salem, that even our Republican friends protond to think that they havo something of a citizen's ticket thomsolves. Wo all know, or at least havo faith, that a genuine citizen's move would sweep tills county, as it did tho city of rhlein, and believing this wo want tho county to havo tho benefit of such savings to tho farmors and pcoplo outside as tho pcoplo of Salem havo had. That belief is and without a doubt It la well foundol that whero this method of sidetracking political grafts has raved 125,000 a year for Salam, It can ho mado to savo two or three times that much to Marion county if properly applied. This is what tho pcoplo of tho county want, and they want it Just as eagerly as the pcoplo of Salem wanted It. All that is necessary is to convinco them that thcru Is an opportunity to get It and got it right. Tho opportunity Is rlpo to Inaugurate a now order of things in Marion county as it was done In tho city. It Is far more necessary, hecuuto the producers ol wealth In thu comity furnish tho busi ness off which tho city lives and thu people of tho county havo less ndvunt ages from government In return for thu taxes they pay than thu pcoplu of thu city. They huvo poorer roads and in pro portion tliolr property In mora nearly assessed at u lint It will sell for at sheriff's aale than city property. Lat year thu nsaosaor returned 178,385 acres of tlllahlu land In tho county, and this year the total county taxes amount to 17H.'J8I or $1 nu acru, when many an acre returned scarcely a dollar prollt. Taxes are now from ono-third to ono-fourlh higher than over before. Wo havo poorer roads In some parts of tho county than any similar county in tho stato. Tho loading roads Into thu capital city aro nlno months In thu year dangerous to publlo life and projiorty. I defy nny man to drive from Howell pralr.'o to Sa lem on a trot today and not break his vehloloor his neck. The Itepnbllcana havo conducted thuao public .uffalra in this county In tho paat from n partisan tiindH)lut and In dolliincoof all real publlo demands for publla progress. They hnvu been unitblu to adopt pro- grenslvo Hideo, to get out of the rut of parlyum, and when a man haa shown thu least spirit of progress ordlaoitlon The Citizens' ticket contains tho names of two excellent citizens for county Judgo and commissioner W. W. Elder of 8tayloo,.and W. W. Culver of Liberty. Mr. Elder is a successful business man from the eastern side of tho county, a man who will defend tho Interests of tho farmers. Mr. Culver is one of tho model farmers and business men in tho 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 tnxes collected in Marlon county for the past our year? an.ouma to uii,oo.'. as against iwo,ivt lor me lour yen .iixcuhk, whllo the values of property havo been constantly diminishing, wo pledgo the county judgo and commissioner nominated on the citizens' ticket to reduce tho total amount ol cusn taken from tfie pcoplo annually tor tlio next lour years Instead of increasing tho amount any further. wneroat, Alio average expenditures ol Marlon county lor mo pa six earn havo amounted to $70,073 tier annum for county purposes, and the county court has been able to conduct tlio county the past year for 51,0I0, as against I7I.434 In 1803 and $80,170 in 1807, wo bellevo tho county expenses can bo still farther reduced, and wo plcdgu tho county judgo and commissioner nominated on this citizens' ticket, to conduct tlio ordinary current expenses ot Marion county tor not to exceed f 10,000 per annum, lleforo Incurring any unusual or extraordinary ex pendituro for Improvements or repairs for any sum to exceed $1,000, the expendi ture shall first be submitted to tho people and authorized by them. Wo pledgo tho candidates for tho county commissioner s court nominated on this citizens' tlcKet to put tho county on a cash basis at tho earliest posslblo data, by ordering tho prompt collection ot taxes when they becomo due, by reducing tho ruto of Interest on tho county debt by tho usa of monov at four per cent if tho same can be obtained. We titediio tho candidates for conntv Indue nnd commissioner to conduct tho affairs of the county on a business basis and on a strictly nun partisan basis. Whereas, County and stato taxes havo been constantly Increasinir, wo pledgo tho citizens' county court to reduce taxes as low as they are In other well-governed I'ouutlex adjacent to Marlon, and that they shall pledge themselves in writing to tills effect Wo pledgo tho citizens' legislative ticket to labor to reduce the state tax . . . . i i M it tinri "iM NO, i7. ThoWandDr,oiJooaiauiiiu"' - - - ..tintS" 'ft ailM u ood fluamr but Jiving ndle power u the No. A.rMi S .SATr,i5SKi St.. Tclephone503. DilJiUt'i vwm . Brewster & Whte er t's Wli'al you savi -ri.-i i .. s.u on1 if vnn mv nlive to vour I IKll III KO VUU ..CM, " "- 7" V. r f,oro 1jvn interests you II find you save money uy i.uu...6 v. Other people do. Why not you. . . Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Han itt & Lawrence, 01 count st. I'UONK 1781. Hay, Grain. Mill Feed, Flour, Salt, Land Plast vni nay, goou iceu, J7 per ton. Timothy hay. good, $0.60 per ton A comploto Seed Store In connoeiim. Itcllablo Seeds nt low prices. : ",..': Free delivery; prompt eerylco. ' The Feed Men. SOUJiE BBOS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORE Tot Onleiu mid Tlalnltr lc4 nMr t i Will's Muslrfltn. Chicago, Hock Island A Pacific llj Of.D P03T0KKICB OROCKRY materially. Hemfaahe Iilllousnesl, sour stomach, conitlpa- non anu an liver 23 cents of all drmritlsts or by mall of u.i. it oo a v uo., ixjHcii, .Mass, A Few Pointers. Tho recent statistics of tho number of issrei fj flfIJ MOT J ndll ,UllOUIIJHViI A. Ilia HICUICU 14 t riOOtu (S f"iiiS I comniC'co with an apparently harmlees iZ .77.. ... , cough which can bo cured Instantly by Tlio uon-lrrltatlnir cathartic. Pries' ir. ..,.,'. nt. i. ,i. ti .;i mil fti. . ; ; . . v- . J.ungs, wiilcu Is guaranteed to euro and relievo all cases. 1'rlce l!5c. and 60c. For sale by all druggitts. 1 principles. Your Intentions aro right. You havo nominated somo ot tno best men In tho county for county officials. nut, you iiuvu inniio somo mistakes ns all inon aro Hablo to. Thero Is a spirit of progress abroad that will not accept ovurythlug that Is put before tho pcoplo by any party. Tho Republican party is nut in nn angelic utoto of harmony. Thero aro Mlddlo-of the-Hoad Populists and Democrats and Socialists and Pro hibitionists. Thero Is only one road fur tho honost advocate of a citizens' ticket to travel and that Is to mako It wholly and truly and entirely what It claims to bo a ticket for tlio people only." In conclusion Mr. Hofor again thanked tho committees for thu nomination ten dered htm, and again declined to bo a candldato on or a party to any but a genuine Clttzons' movement. A BULKY RECEIPT. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Eas'o, a powder. It cure painful smarting, nervous feet and In growing nails and instantly takes tho sting out of corns nnd bunions. It's tho greatest comfort discovery of the agu Allen's Foot-Haw makes tight or now shoefc feel cany. It Is a certain euro for sweating, callous and hot tired ach ing feet. Try it today. Sold by all dru(iglsts ami shoo stores, lly mail for 2Gc In stamps. Trial package FIIEE. Address Allen S. OJuutcd, Leltoy, N. Y Successor to Geo. L Neal. , ... T-l... G.1,a. UIHier now inannageiuem. mr ' - : - hns been ro-oncned bv K. It. Uolgan. l-ine lino oi wi.it-.-, Co, No. 229 Commerci , street, Salem. Phono formerly occupied by G. I.. Neal liquur mm wi""1" 81. ' " " 2S1.RACYCLB Tho only perfect lllcycle crank hanger. 27 per cent, lees pressure on Its self-oiling crank bearings than on any other style of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs between tho bearings. : : : sEKixa is nr.t.iKVisa CALL AND nK CONVINCED Q. A. ROBERTS. 105 HTATH STHBET. PnoNK 2870. Tho favorite lino to all points ei Broad, estibuled and up-to-dato trains between Pueblo and Donvor, and Omaha Chicago nnd Kansas City, making direct' connection in Chicago with nil mornioi trains cast. First-class Pullman Sleepera Library Uuffot cars, between Denvor and Chicage: the most nerfsct dlnlim -.. service in tho world "A Ln Por..n through first-class Pullman Sleeper ovefr day between Salt Lnko City and Chlca) via thu sconic line: lwrconallv cmuturii exctirsioiip in ordinary Pullman alcepin cars onco a week from Portland and b' Francisco to Omaha, Clilcago, ItufTalo ChicagOiind Now "ork via tits Great Salt Lake Ilottto, without chatigo to Chicago. No annoying transfer In Chi. cago. These cars are provided with all weekly periodicals for free usa of our patrons. For furtlior information, Diapi' folders, otc, call on your nearest ticket agent, or wrlto to A. E. COOPEH. Oen'l Agent. Pass. Dept. Portland, Ore. 7500 Rolls of 1900 Outlining for Cape Nome. In somo cities tho people aro loading steamers ior uapo aomo, nut in Salem citizen's are loading their wagons with provisions and groceries from tho store of Uranson & Itagan. BMniln Tm Kind Yon Han Alsirs BoiigM XKttall Heaped HAS JUSTBI:0N RECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & -CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. .THE TIOKUT FILLUD UP. Proceedings of tho Populitt county central committee will show that tho official representatives of that party havo done tliolr duty In completing tho bl lartlan ticket that Is before tho pooplo in opposition to the ltopubllcan tlckit. Tlioy selected Oeorgo I Drawn of Btayton to fill vacancy on tho Icglalatlvo ticket. Ho nerved acceptably m county treaiurer, made n iplundld record In ', , tbatofUco, and eatabllahod the custom of making a monthly financial statement of the condition ot the treasury, a out. torn aluco followed by tho Itepubllcan official, Mr. llrtiwn will prove n strong and popular candidate, and a clean law maker II elected. For assessor the Populate hive uatited T. Y, McClelland, dairyman who I ruuulnc tlio King Ulbbard farm. He is a finely educated man who haa ruilded in Oregon about twenty years, an boa. orablo gontloman, a competent intlio. matlclan and surveyor, a man In every way qualified to give thU county a gcxl tervloo In that Important oMee. ' After Oomocralto apokeamen abusing tlie editor of tlio Journal for demanding recognition of clean, honest and com nt .lopubllcatia on a genuine Ctt Im'i ticket, Uio lVpnllit and Demo cra4lc central committees In Joint WMlo confc'Jed the iuktloe of Ida L-' fItton by unanlmouaty numluatlng a veteran liepubllcAit, grand army man ism. I al.1.. Milim.lA. llmf f I !.'., . fJ i.i. u.u vv.ui-.vi ,IV. X. V. JIBW for county mornteudent of aclwou. Frof. Krapga owns a small farm eftt ol the city, la achoul direc tor and at tireaent nrtnelpal of the Kkeridan aehoola. His nomination was '. heartily endonted by all the leading men :a4 dueatora iireaent, and It ho will fkji'- ?tSe6, canon 01 which to our local allalra Is to apply Lu.Iiichs principles or Introduce a necessity above tho Interest of any nun-partisan administration he has been party. You.havoputout n ticket and hootwl out nf their conventlona. On the called Ita Oltlieua' tlckut.but before I can accept a nomination on that ticket It mutt Ik what it purport to bo. It cannot be n Pinion ticket or a Demo cratloorn Popullat tlckot and at the Mtnutlmon cltizoua' tlckut. If thcru are gentlemen hero who are perfectly saf lifted with tho work of tho Democratic County Convention la making a ticket aa they did, I have no quarrel with thorn. I waa not In that convention nor In the conference that produced that ticket. neither waa I In the Popullat convention, nor havo I uny desire to direct any party or have anything to say about thu (Kirtoimt making up of any tlckrt for any party or combination of parties. Hut when you proceed to make a ticket ami call It a clllieu's tlckot. nood faith to the cauae of thu Oitltuna' movement aa It was conducted in this elty couiihjU me to say to you what I think thu Clt lion's motement stands fur and leave It to you to say whether you have unit the rrqulrcmenU of thoie standards. Whllo grateful for the honor of a place 011 your legislature tlckot, there ta no (hi sltlon of honor or trtut In the gift of '7 l'.r mat wouui tempi me 10. a moment to abandon the principles of genuine Citizen's movement. llrlelly slated, a citlten'a tlelel mint rise above the liitereits of iierioua. above tho lutereals ot any set of men, nny fo tlonor parly. If I believed you men were hero i politician I would not meet with you. If 1 suspected for a moment that you were ho-o merely aa pamwiiii in me -interest 01 party, aa agalnit the Inturo.t ot the people in gen erat, 1 wouM under no circumstance Ih here. Hut I aaiume you are BWHMiiblvd here In that higher pat riot la duly of eitl aeua, not Making avltlah porwinal h1 vantage, but to help to plan and advltt and atletly couttder as neighbor ami frlenls, what la for the the cotumm welfare and to bring about practical re forma lu our county government. Any 0110 hand the putty whip was applied to laah the best men In thu parly lino obedience to thu puah nud on tho other hand the puah ruined all thu good record their county Judges havo made by their luiiorttinato dumauds for patronugo and plunder. This year, In spltu of the liresldontlal election In the full, there Is an opportunity to Inaugttratu a business rcgimu In tho county such aa we havo in tho city and while all have faith lulls potency it mint meet curtain demands ui iiiu ieopie wuo aru to vote 11 in or olio It cannot succeed, livery man on uoltl.on'o ticket must havo either ugood olllelal record in thu pant or stand on a gxl program fur thu future to bo ac ceptable. "Candidates on a Clllsens' ticket mint lw Mrippcd of every oetlgo of jrty chains, ot all machine control as ex ercUed lu thu asl, and ituut Io frw to aorvo tho people without regard to serv ing thu Interests of this party or that. Tho llnnlc Driioaltor Unit Something to Rlioir Var lll Slancr. A man with n German accent nnd a fierce red mtiatnchu walked luto one of the banks the other day nnd announc ed that he wanted to open an account. lie waa directed to the proper otllclal nnd from a well worn belt extracted WOO. This sum ha handed through the window. The bunk otllclal shoved the big sig nature book toward the depositor for his Mlgnaturu. Just then the ductal's nttentloii was attracted In another di rection. When, a second Inter, ho turn. ed around, the man with the red mtw tuclio wits coolly walking toward us door with the book, which contalued the algimturca of nil the depoHltora In the bunk, tucked under bin nrm. j 'I he nsslstnnt cnahier yelled: "Hold on, there!" Hut tlio Teuton pursued Ills even course toward the street. The olllelal rushed from behind hl counter and caught the now denosltor Just ns lie rvnehed the door. "What nre you doing with that book?" deinnnr.'d the bank olllelal an grily, laying bold of tho precious vol ume. "Why, I thought that waa the receipt for my $W0!" answered the German, completely bewildered. lu the same bank n well dressed wo man railed to deposit WOO. The assistant cashier pushed tho slg nature book toward her, nftcr receiv ing the deposit. "Slgu your name there." said the oOJ clal. Indicating the proper placo. The woman took 1111 the nen ami made n show of wrltlnr. bin tti nti A GORGEOUSLY BOUND Work of rt hmju.t Ken litueJ la New York 11 u out lay nt out 1100,000 lor vblcli Ike pub llififridMlre tn.ui.Ktr Id tbli counljr, nlw n iw rull-iMKU suxrxriiifc, tumptuuui pcr. Illu niliitet coren tnd bln.llnj. oer v4 RoMen llllis 11 th inornoco blmlln. ntrl loo noldcn rv.MilU Itlfl cloth bllldlnii Hll. si.Uh,.. .,...., . ruonliiK itr "til nlilit so jrtit ) the tale. (litUllaU uicn slid vroracu tntklni fortune. M.lngonlera. IttpM pmmotloa., Ooa Cbtnt- .isu ni.iiiaii uiiid v,rsr towJ IQ lOUr WCeK4 Uk Iiih onlen jraouii her church r.Ulnun ami ft I. ti.l. Utile ui. It m.y If bl to ixrmaiii'iit PVut ("-''ou lo inaua.o our buluc. anil look altor our . rta corrntionilenra. i.in ,, ra ailfnaiorl.btaijour bomt. Aildre.. II a. nncrmau. uentral boireUtr. U and JJ vl . -.., nvv.... ..n ,.Vn .U(S, s-SO IU1 Proposals for Wood, Iitdaaro hereby invited for furnishing 6000 cords of wood at tho Oregon r-tatu Insano Asylum. Hequlrcd, that 3500 cords shall lie dclivedrcd at tho mum building and 1600 cords nt thu Cot tage Farm ; wood to bo cut while green from big llr, and well seasoned, and piled without bulkheads, llids will be re ceived for tho whole, or any part, and opened nt thu State House at 2 t m May 1st 1900. T. T. Geer, F. I. Dunbar Uuirles 8. Moore, Hoard ot Asylum Trustees. Waller Lyon, Clerk ot tho Hoard. 4 13 l(i HBATINGI STEAM, , HOT AIR, HOT WATER, Estimates furnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Moo Drver work :i tiwi:i.tv T. 3 BURROUGHS, 102 State 'phone 3511 New Fitted Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad TI3IE CAltD,- 2 Fur Yaqulna: Trulti leaves Albany ..., 12:46 (i at Truln leaves Uorrallls..,. 1:65 p. m Train arrives Yuqulna . 7:25 . kl 1 Ileiurnltig: Loaves Yuquloa ....... vo m Leaves Corvallis..,. 11:30 a. Arrives Albany.1-... ..12:15 a.m. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany , 7:00 a. m Arrives Detroit 11:30a. ai 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:20 p. w. Aitivcs Albany.. 6:45 n. m. One and two connect. at Albany and Corvallln with Southern Pacific tialni giving dlrectrscrvlco to and frota New- pun ana adjacent ucaclics. Trains for tho mountains arrlvoat Detroit at noon, Klvlnir ample time to reach camping grounds on the IlrcltcnbUHli and Santlam river the sanio day. it. U WAI.DKN T V. A V. A. TURNKIl Aite.t, ItDWIN BTONIC AUanr, Or. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, Undertaklno Parlors THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and way stations at 5 :40 a. m. , 7:54 a. m. and 4:05 p.m. I.v foriTancnilZirr I.T tfctlera .. Ar Aiblanil.. Ar Bscraoiento. Ar Hau Kraucuoo. Arihplen., Ar Oetivcr. Ar Ktnia, cily..M, t Uhlnairo aTIik ADelos. .it Kl rw Ar fori Worth Ar L'ltr ol Mexico, r jioutton UK A M 12:30 A M , fl.OO 1- U . 7:45 P M tM A U .eo A M 723 A M 7: A M -I.UTB lour u 111 A U Tl.U A U a.ti a it TM A U Mill "Will tarn Largest line of New Goods, Practical Undertaker- With long experience and all modern methods. A, B, Buren, Proprietor, 'ZSr nU,Wr"l "'-veMouclZ'p and their right togtjo.1 goufrmnenl am! few more fancy nourishes! In the air Trr-7rYrMXtt..ir... . aisra .. y,f , ,nV' SrUaptarj iirmd Wmhm MirullhfUdritf ihtloMul IM lr.lll( o a In uurttut ah4MUiit4 to approve u man who has made a good reotmtaa a faitltlul publlo servant hi greater than thu antud rights of any al of party managers, We eanuot go out liefore the people am! uphold one olllelal lu thu name of a Cttl sens' move mem for having made a tood ollUU! record and cruelly another, who haa also made an aceeplable reconl, ksMua It, U nut a inonibor t( the ratne arty. If lie has made a record far the people atd iueHiait is n.iiting ,m K, itk.I enough for the UKuyers who aro the men we are trying to aerve. If lu tho rieM of time n Ottliena' movement Mukl have maierlaluel lu Miudm aoJnty thia year, and it haa ery nearly daneao, It haa been delayed by the haity ami lll-advt&od action of eonven ttea leaders, but It ia nut defeattd. It us do right I-otuabo honest Let ua lay aside artUan prejudices. It ua be fair and just and go before the proplo wttlialteketao clean and strong aadj iirviroiii inv parry uouaea ol the woman handed back the pen, say. in. "Iist summer I used to write my name all right, but for somo reaaon 1 cun't do It now." The bank olllelal directed her to make an "X" In the book.-Chlcago Journal SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS' llmlf Broww tun Sca Obaau. t 11. ! ppsratuat Ual illrslu IK. hair imumllit illeolilo, AlallaiattUu. McCoy Stage, i.rutra it iiiauieite SMOie Ui.U a, M, lally for Lincoln, Zenr. McCoy, and Perrydale and return samo day. New hack, good horses and careful driver. Parcels delivered along the line. " " K. K. Davis. REMOVAL SALE Alljjjoods ofTered at cost for the next week. ,. The stock consists of Japanese goods, chlnawaro, matting, fur- uiaiiuiK g"is. tea etc. iuvo to fell or move Slav 1st. com mut SMUro bargaina. 4-S30t HUIE WING SANG COMPANY, L M. KIRK. no-. BM A-Rfl o-.-u. mu.no iavi; -'- Grotn Hay Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material Lime, Omcnt, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored wagon Sca!cs.etc. Allrllltiill irlit.,. a., it a a '"" " ",M uenvery o gooda f Tso-FTT atx) t if SJO A u a) A M tii A. U 10.30 A U I'M 1 U IU1 U Ar New Orleatu. S2J ril S3 t U ,Vauiuiou... a.ii A U :! A U Ar Nsw York ... n;u I' M I r U I'ullman and Tourists care an btU trans. Chair cars Sacramento to Ojdim and Kl Paso, and tout 1st cars toChlcs.e, ot. Inils, Now Orleans and Waahlngtos . Connecting at San Frandlsco with sev" eral atoamghlp linca for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central an I oouth America. See Mr. W. W. Skinner agentatSalrw btatlnn, or address C II MAItk'MAM.G. r. A., Portland, Oregoa Prumpt Hinl earrfn of tlif. ritv auypart n.. MKAT AND POULTRY. MltS. M. A.COOK, Proprietor. Salem Steam Dye Works. Ijidlea'and genta'clotha cleaned dyed, repaired and presto I. Hats nnd glovea dry. oleauol. Coata and vesta reliued, Velvet collars replaced on overcoats. too ConVI.St Opp Hotel Wlllamntta j MiloC. Matthews 8e!aor to )Uard A;ilttbH - Oivgon Sliou Line Railroad MIC AT and I'OUUTHY MARKKT Biaie street near railroad. the best meats in tonii. and host meats. Mv itfi. .i i i .?. t.i.'. ' ""f trr wojna nwrta a ihatxlrwHIr SiMr. 4 IMMUMHIUI atadto. hvwevtr. tor tbc uu of Muiu. lu.n t.,A ..,. i.i .i... . .Bh.h, -- --. . . . ... ..,., ,,, ,n.. ,:. nu nry .vni.. alttrmailUs dutruciitauit l iwdM, I l'aiibt tor baliy rwata, it hf KUntia Hut. rfc kf.HB of itilUltn Our feo rctuntctl if wo fall. An- ono Bemlintr Rlrnth ,! .in.v: . r." """ I anv lnv.,.t -HI .1 , . . -..a-uwa iu me patt -v. ;" "' i"4'ny rvccivo our optntoa ireo concerning tho patent. gixl to a ability of Mmo. "How to oltain a patent" Bent upon reoueat. Tatcata The German Market KfalSit phLlVEUY, All bills due the late firm of Wlt a UmKZ muatbepaal. 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Canadian ami Australiaa hteamship IJne to aodktit niimnf rnnn fn i uui louuaio ill iiOllO and r-TEaffi Ihv. Pa.s.Ki. r'n'l Ageaf, TAILOR PROPRIEItjR JAUJJI LODGES Chmr.Mr'.A Y-.W. A. o:b. w.-K?."T rtUa, .,... i ' ' MS.l. Mat. . " ;.T m .-.-. a Dl.l $Jt tCSSKWi l&a. KL. Hoona. tlttt I'OHIfuT,.. For ratecrjand iniormatioa pply to O. M. LOUKWOOD Agent, SalemtOre I K. -I.Coyle. AtJ.P.A. VAnantitar. HO Plating Jewelry, Silverware. Hicycle parts and .alt kinds of plating. C A. ROBERTS, ion State Street l- Phone 2870 inT U,H js.i f-y Omiumj irrl F h f CURE YOUPmF. , tia. .1. SJ , aMUl'r i-rlirjrs, Itt4-iut xt b.uaou tueinhraata Irtsi.iu mum, Paloiua. an-l 'ftrto xirrl.lCjtuiruPA nai-or totsvn i ...ft.oJJ KL??1 murie: siiuno raJi IKUrjr rs TCa5"7w:Avii IllJIjr ..?- -' -.S..?s ijaMia&A.