The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 25, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1.0 1 1 B.; j P yr W. m t? r ft MAN In a pair1 of our $3.50 , - Shoes is well shod C His shoes will give him comfott and answer every .' jifmaiid ol hard :ervice. 14 Can wc disturbc ycu just a second? To examine our shoes.you ought to get a good look at them, they are great. a&ao&A' iboe stor? & t AM All that is New in Hats can be Found in. our Hat Cases X 2C sTinTmimTnTnTnmiTTrmTie I REMEMBER: - WB OIVB A 1000 RAMBLER WITH MORROW aOLF'PIltRTfl In11 .Hew .(oritur. ' Bilk trout, nnd oilier, fl BRAKE iwmntR GET SOME COU PONS X. 1 remember! SuuuuuiuiujiiuminuuiN. Spring and Summer Underwear In Endless Variety, 50c to $3.00 G. W. Jolsl & 60., The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. THE DAILY JOURNAL mv woe nit unoiMuna WKDNKBDAY, AI'JUL 25 IW. Dly, One Year 3 00, In Advnuoe Clly. rem Month 91 00 I.' ndvaiic WtiMy, One ri1.00,lu iJn PURBLIND PARTISANSHIP. When llio conference of llio I'opitlitt and Dvii.ocrallu central cominlllea ivm over Saturday tlio only I wo parly e poker- men who were ngtcctl mxi pertccuy sni hvrkdwllh their own coiiclur-lmi wero two very worthy lillicn nnd fiicnda of "" iV ...... -... - 1 ourfOeorgn Aden, Denorrnl, nml John .. -. ... ii il. II- in... u..i X Uobertron. lVpnllct. Mr. Allen had ma.lo llio brilliant remark Hint any pro temt'Mi to lion partlraiithlpwna evident o of h lack of limliif, ni.d Mr. HulM-rtioii tated there w no surli rt tiling nn a noti'Vard'an builuoa admlnlslralbmnf public rfalr HilMe. Ami Intvlug greed, theso two conrcrvator of xiltl cal wlriliiiu fell m)n vaeli oilier' necl. ami wept oter the perverilly nnd link of hatiuony prmluri'd by not accepting their eitlliilileiiitt nnd progrvulvotlltta l'ollco Jmlgti. N. J. Ju.lah, Intd in t apM-aritl before tho conference and d elined a nattv munli.allon nml had tnl ed that hu had nut been identified with any parly tnoomenl Cr twelve jeara, had lnnbaolululynulmleeiideiit,nnd W vlccttd totilllco a uch. lie has given tlil city for two jear nn abni. litcly m'Wparllran buflutus .uiliiialra tt'Ui of city affair, h far n Uo In thu p iwvr of (iio man. What la more, rtrong inrlIfau,'llopuldlfn, Denuwral and tVpullat, have for tho pflkt two yntr laid aildo lliclr pnrlirauihlp ami piven tMa clly tho miiio kind of ervlt-o a Mr. Jndali ha. Till ii.roinpHrhcd ft will weigh far wore In thu tuliida of lldiiklug pertou than tlio mitltialed thvorlc of purblind pnrtltauthlp mlvoeatod by non- rurclve K)lilolana. What the peoplo of Marlon county wuit It to frvo Iho county govern Hieul front the parly pull f tho t, that tio few public olllclala of any iariy taAve to u nblo to realit. Thu Lvlter clara of ItepubllMiia want that. The rank and fllo of tho Democratic iily ml all of tho IVo'uVa. aty want tlmt. They want county ofllilalu to bo above tho clamor of ill spoil t lenient, cWvo thn terror ot the inacblue, FitKH TO HKRVKTI1K l'KOl'i.U wlilwut rty ilcUtlou, U Imetjotio Ihnt a blujelo ytlb cannot W built without forcing toot their expcuilve sttM tlio county ' eouil. Tio people want a cimuly court freed from lhiM) inetliotla and to cm w td.i mm to do the work rrxnrd- Itwaot the MoKlnUiyorthe Ilryati ptuli Tho world do mvrv llimlueM wetbiMlt are Improving. Farming tMijiod aw impivving. Juruliiu u UttfcovIt'C- lVlllU-ii ot our grandlaibctt taa,. m -. IIaIas. I the Joy ot the Uoutrhold, for wlUt BLinJVf ft J jfaaUaf out It no luppluru can t complete. LBaflBHjl WlfltL,C. Ttteordcttl lUrough which the cxjkc- IHvV J Vbi' unt mother mut !, ttowcvtr, la a-' to full of danter and auffettiiK tlut i forwwta (o it with lmkctlblle kmwwu id i mw ""T i Vi T 1 1 .i .'. ZZlUZTiZih ti.i. iu nf r. tain aud Itorror of t hildbiitti wa be entirely avoldnl by the ue ol umatjt Fmiknd'' a sdrtit Ac limmeut, uy tu aid inouuiuvu w women uve "T 1 i ' "" "..,.... f.. a) nH fH crw m jne,"y I fo w wvumch i ta y WKtrVM oy 'Mhiltor Co,. ,6. 5.- SHOD I 1 04 Btata &t AWAY mOVCLKPUITSlnpop- 8WK.VTKIW Plain and MAY 12. fnncv.. you & UOLF IKI3K Exclusive patterns, no2pralIk X X ilon't go down. The piopl can got nil of t'inl thoy want In Ilia Ilepiibllenti puiy, nnd liavo to fight Ihnt parly nml o luu ilvfo.it it boirca mill ita candidate b ratine ItiloflK nut rtcgule p ogrossive rt'liieliiles. Tim nnrl I ill) IllOVO. In shite if llio assertions of Unnlder Jomdug Allen nml Robertson. Tint eoplo wmil u clllxhs' ttckfl put up In thorlghl wnv free from nil piirt.mm tinmmoli nml fit" lion ot thu ft. Tlio lil pnrtlnn ticket t int liua been made I clean nml able n u Ickut,nml If II It nominated In nn open cltliena' mas meeting nml nib-veil of nil narlv dictation, to that counlv 0 llvlala if elected will Ito freo to give tlit ptmplu nn absolutely non-partisan una nun county nilnilnUlmtloii, such nn we l.llt U I1UV I.NII, IMIV OMinfc limn l n,n- ,(. mt ,u K. hutlug nml of nu ... luivonoihad, but must have to ecur v.iluo to Iho eople, ll can Hill boeleetttl 1 1 iplto of tho factious clamor nl auvo rates of iiHy Imrmouy. Tbato I n rt form In Ihu purblind parly ciy of gov eminent for parly or parlies. Oovern niitnt murt lie for Ihu people. Uulorni iniiat tie for reform' rake, 'Onnortunliy la tlio Cream of Time." i Now la viuir nmxilllinltv. Thuie If mi lln'u when the ajflitii la mi uuirli iln need of u i.'mkI im-dlulm, like IIimkIV Harfiiptirlliu.iind nullum wlun I It lMiUKTitlUlu lu llio iK'imllta lo iboderiviil trimi fiicli u iiiidiclue. 11. Inurir.vli.ir. virlchluu nml vllnllzlog the MMiuml tiuiluu up thu ayaieui IIimkIV rlirniipurillu Url you right furii wh ilo)niruf health, Cinisllpalluii la cured by IIod' l'lll. U Liver Complaints cured by UkcchauV I'ltu. MHta.MHMMHa.I.MS QUAY DKTHnONUD. Ily n vote of 3:1 to 32 thn ureal Itepubll tttii Ikms. Malhuw blauley Uuny, ot I'eui.rylvnula, was refunil iw-at In thu United Ktales leliale to which ho wai niHilnlcl by the governor id that statu after a tlOadlock which all the corrupt li.llucnco ami admlnl'trnllou preuro could net break. Mr. Quay haa treat.d the lVnuaylvaula leuatorahlp a his trsonat tnonettv. verv much as curtain liovus In Oregon treat tlioio olllcealu lliUktate, Thu lentte baa enscd IntnOKOoil hoiifo cleunlnga, the rejection of Clark, of Montana, a Democrat, who bought the oHl.-o wllh Republican vo'.ea, and now a Republican who ha held Ida (toner by virtue of cold vault taken from Ihu people' treaaurv. Tho veuale has redeemed (Well front thodnngenHis attl tnde In width It would havo placed It self if It had condoned the crimes com milled by lheo men lo procure seat In llitiilglittlvgUUttvo body lu the It pulillo. To Iho credit ct .lie Oregon renatnr they Mb voted to utucat Quay and 0ike. They have done their duly In tlil repvct and lihougli they are Re' piiU'eans we btlleve the HHiple teynrtl ir4tl parly will iclvo tbrm credit for standing up for what la right. n aa.trmuru;rmmm fear, livery voroau JioiW know that r.u.uu.1.1 I IwiMiirn IllVM rSr uW JmIS uur ouw imviw ..Jsl..Irt lm.r rs " -. Mwicr s iTiuN JlI THB NEW MEMORIAL DAY. Under the rwi, blue; Unlrtbi lillf. M. Oh, Hi" m Wo plucked for tho nine, And tlimlllrti we twined lor we gray, li.. I.ut-u Ivmitit in n wreath. fond III silence beneath Hluinbur our heroes to day. m fl.A haw tfii-nivl mrit Tlio eoiianf our fntlit-ni atand. Ami tli Hon old Dglit -lip out f aiKbt lit tlio claip ol a brother hand. For tho old blood Irft ft rtrnlu n.ai tiixnnw lifift wHatJcd away. And llm form of thoio Tlmt huvn fiicwl n fo'a .ro niutcliiiii tojfetlnir today. M.. it... l.ln.1 Ilia nur fnlliira ff.ivnl Oli,'tlii'tMoof our mother tear. I AimI i IIm lluw ol mi, And llio Intra I hoy Miwl, KinbitlHiel attt oi yesra. Hut lhoroci wo plnrkol for tho blue, Ami tbo lillea wo twined for tlio gwy, Vo Iihvh iHiiinil In it wrralb, Ittil Intflnrv Itniiitttll ijluniborour iicriwH Imlnvl Aliicrt hhjuiow rnino. The Lwo and Hower. Tho planting of th Inwn nnd Iho Iwldlnn of tho flowcra la Junt na Import nut In lla ttny a tlio nrrangi'mt-nt of n plrai-lni! picture by tlio nrtiat. inocoior crhrmo, rN-ctlvo, flnencas of color nml arrnnitf meiit nro linortftnt nn undcrluklng aa the mnko-np of roo1 picture. I'lnnta Ihnt nro conwe nnd havo brilliant bloom nnd foliage nrt liko people who ilrcsa gorgcoudy, tln-y look bi-ltfr nt n distance, thoo hnvliitf moruilollcnto coloring nnd follitgo, utvior our clwcr obi'orvnllon. One citn mnko n perfect inaro nnd n aourco of conalnnt .iiriirlm nf a nimll town lot or two by n in-cful aludy of nrrnnitomontu of abrulw and trfo. I'lnnl n mti ol anrnos or trco to rlmt off nn uupltwant view of n Lam or outbuilding In n dining room window to obmiro whatever mny proto luliilv. Tin- kitchen door or wlndowr mny bo aurroiinded by v'nea nr.d bed if nnuiialM to Keep up tho ciioonui apirna nl llin oikxX liOUH-kcCDCi Wo ennnot gtvo too mucli ntienuon w our native alirubi and every )nra in tiif btulu oiiKbt to boatt of nt Iwit two or three, i-ay, tho wll.l current, gmpe, nnd niiiiu variety of llio iidrett na well nn nil tho GtheM ono can uiuku room for. Don't omit the lilies nor a few of tho over .m'lin throb Iho early aprlngand Into fall coloring rt( f,ill,M linn n lillllll to do Willi tho b-niily of ahruba and tree n do tin flower. It la a good plan to carefully u-nrk thuru or Itc-iir 111 iiilml their par ih'iilur Htyle, nml In the full or epring a Id tliem to your colleutlnn. If ovurv ono would turn cninern nenu in,l liu offuriil it lame aum for the licit and mint nitlitlo view of their home mid Mirrniimllmta. they would bo aur. pruod to flint out what homely, untight iir.ieii tu i.iiu . .i !' j, ........... ly, hlde.iu homes they had been living ' .a. III. You know the camera never ten a II. Maku a habit of Inking tho pruning Hhcar vtllhy.iii, to cut off u dead limb here ami pluck oul a "sucker" mere. Don't gut in the liahil of breaking off Hotter, such a rose or any other doom t, as It tear tho vine itmt olteu dutioN n wholu plant by Idling it from ihu roots, l.o.irii to love your plants nnd watch i heir la-cullaritiea. Ob-ervo that plain rtllh a fimxilh, gln'sy foihiKu will relletl Ihu iiini'i texture In Ihu bloom, whilu ihoro having a hairy appearance will give to Ihu llo er either a wilt, velvety apiM-nri.nre, or tlio iH-cullnr hairy effect Notice that nil climbing vine never henr flower on vliff, nprltiht vlnot. Ity keeiiliiu nn Ihefu lilllo itudlea your n doorynid will bo a iieveruudlug eouao ol pleasure. HowrtoClesn WaitePlpes, Tor tho Iwnellt of many houieholdora, wo give the following Iho method of a retired plumber t Just More retiring for tint night, pour Into tho clogged pipe imouiih hot. liotild. soda lie lo fill the TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM TO WHICH THE CITIZENS' ATES Will bo Pledged II They Accept the Nominations Made at Salem Tho Cltlaen' ticket contain the namei of two excellent clllirn for county Judge and coiiiuiUsloner VY. YV. Klderof Stnyton, and W. W. Culver of Libert . Mr. KMer la a rucctsaful bulnei man from the eastern side, of (he county, a man who will defend the IntereMa of the farmer. Mr. Culver la on of the model farmer and buiine men in the county. KollnwiuKidau for ndnclng laxe flnaucial bl was adopted by the convention! Whereas, Ihe total amount of taxes eollirl.il In Marlon county tor the nam four )urraneontlotutft U.VJ, aagiul Kak5,7Ul for the lour year prvcMlim;. uIiIKiiIih uliiiii of iiniiwrtv have Ihx'ii enntuiitlv dimiiilrhhtir. we nletbra the ct'UiilV i'tdce and comiunviioiier uomiualed on Ihe tlllienn' tielet to reduce the totnl wniMUui of null taken (nun Ihu Hiple annually fur tin it ex I four year In, lead i .f lurreaftiitf iho amount any further. lirttl Ml U.TUitf iu RiMouiu iiiy inruirr. WliricAf! TIih MVmtfM xH'UliiMiii.( Mnrlon ctninty fr the ivaat ntx yean ro ktitmuiliHl iuf?UW1 ht Minium for omtitv mhivi, mw umuhv rtmrt i Uva Mltln to oi.(liivt tlio omutv iho -t v-nr fur f.M.VU. npiliut 7I,: in ia .J....1 4 1 I 1 Tit III lkllT tea lkllMVa lllM 11.1 III IV OtVlkS'llMMkk ll I kH tlllll futllita- hav haa rll(Hliin' lUr lli'llviiiiii i irjiito . .. 1...1I al.fj 1... iil.... il tL.1 t.k ll.u n.yii.L We pletlgo the caudldalea for Ihe county ciunmtsi'ioner' court rKtminatr.1 on this rhlx hi' ticket to put ihu county tut a cli Kti at the earliest ptwoiM ile, by imler.ng the prompt collection of laxe when they become- due, by mlurinir the rate nt inl irl mi the county debt by the uta ot money at four per cent if the mute can Iwoblaiuttl. , e pie-lgt l he camtniaie lor county now ami cnmmtfsioner to conuuci tin J ii,-riitiiy on a bulue.a iil ami mt a strictly mat ittrtlwit Uifc llill VI HI" IVilllll 111, m i,,niv- ,n,r ".... w,, r,, ., ,. j ...-, ,,,,,r., ,n.r. ; Wheieas, Omuty ami .tat taxes bati bwu nmttiily lucedug. wo pledge .. , ; , OK,.,.y .j tt tinc,. axa a low as they am in other welt -governed .... ...,,:. .i .i.i.i.... i-le ily Uiatellall trap,' or bent part of tho plpo- Hovfry giiro that no water rnnn-lnw it until the. next mornlrlg. During the night the li will convert all tho offal Into aonp, ml Dm flrnt ilurli of water In the morn ing will wah it away, leaving tbo pipe a clean m new. Econom'cal Floor Covering. ThoMJ who. llvo In routed honcea where tho floor are of pine, wcli aprink i.l with iiiMliflitlr knot nml rough apot, are often puxtleil to decide what to u- na a floor covering ouiame me uiarKin of tho contrnl rug. The cur- pet-llller la cut,penalve becnuso to per- lahaldt, every fpot nhnwing quicK.y on It. i.UIn nirface. Denim of St roil if, firm quality weara longer nnd how soil lea. Illian llio ndvantage also oi conim only rt amall fraction of tho price of the filler. Of course It would hardly m.ui.r a a bai-Jfitround for a choice - -- - - r- ... I rn,. licit where the mricrinl la agra, or' .- --- ... .... i Ingrain, or It la of the home-mft-io nn- or.mhf variety, tho denim eurface. pro vlilnl tho colors harmonlxe, will been tlrely mitablo. Tlio denim may be liad in ihndesof dull blue and brown. Appetulng Dllbv. Tho flno flavor of Kroncli cooking h duo to their careful uro tl herbs, cum. bluing them In-many care until the flavor Is so delicate that no ono pre dominates. Among herbs moat common riro sngo, summer savory, aweot marjo. ram, pa.aley, thymo, chlvea, tarragon. wect basil and rue. Theso can nil bo Imntrlit nt tho itrocor. but a corner in your garden devoted to them give the liouikveier opiwrtunlty to uto mem frb from tlio garden, honco tho moro delicate their flavor. Influence of Cheerfulness. (Lutheran Observer ) Nothing I mure fatal to su.cccs than ll.mnriiiKiiicnt. The discouraged man luiiurt hi mood to oilier, and thus It i. ! like it eon to. 1 Hi. It is bo tor not to dbplay the feeling ol uepresmon, vi!ii if it Citnnot Ijo wholly expunged , - . from tint mlud. Tho man who can bo ..i.rnl iimlnr nil clrrumftnticc will nn and ilm boht Influence over others ami ihu verv rfl.'rt ho makes to look on tho bright side of hi uiUfortunus will havo lis reflex influence upon his own nilml. nml chiinirM 111 deiort Into ail oaal ere ho know a it. Women. In theso days wlien women are doing ,.ii ...riii nf thin,,, it is we i to remimi tliuin ilmt there aome thing they can' do. For liuunco. The adiuatuiuiit of tho feiimlo clavicle imtkea ll physically ini)osiiibIe for n woman to throw a mis rllo with either accuracy or grace. Nu ttiro, doubtless, never intended that bhe rihourd throw lliiuus ut thu other sux. Another thing, row women ble-a , .. j 'em-know how to get off n itreot cur in I.i ... .1. .- I ...1.1.... 41 .,u.i mill ilm orthodox fuihion. A ft reel car con iluctor will give hla bell rope a couple of irrka to toll the motariuuit to go uneaii at aoon as a mail nut Ida fool on the lower slop us to it woman, never, bhe Ii all to likely to gel off backward or utritlglit lu front or any old way. Kvuu women have their limitations Exchange, Tho excitement, Not Over. Tin. rni.li In I liu ilrnir ilnrn still COO til i lie nnd daily acore of ilo call fur U iHillleul Keillll IMIMtillior too imrai and l.tnigH fur thucure ol Coughs, Cold, Asthma, iiruiicuiiiM mni v.ui.biiiiiiih. k..mii'd Kiilmiiii. ilm hIuiiiIuiiI lumilv rumetly, Is wild on it guarantee nnd uuter fulls lo trivu outire sallafacltou. l'rico 25c. and oOc. 'J A cabin of Native Sons lias tcen or gaulxed at llohemia with 15 members. Hood' PUis Do not gripe nor Irritate tho alimen tary canst. They act ctnlly yet promptly, cleans eOectually and Give Comfort Bold by all Urusgl.t. S3 cents. CANDID FOR THE COUNTY COURT Saturday and putting Marlon county on a sound mii; urn !,.. in,,, niii.tmniv i,,.r,.j,, ku .,it. General Debility Yon feel it moit In ihe Hpring You're Url, neTvous, Irritable .d l.-w no P; petite. "Htomach's out of order, yon JS. Von nml lioaUtler1 Stomac h Hit len. Your bcly needs re,. cnlsli I K is full of the nolfona of winter, llio Hi tera will drive the... nway. It pi j fytem in go comlillou by rtirimj ail SJ, nilment. .f.ly,H;ln, lndlgr.ll on. mnMlintlon, and prevent; m'"rJ"j."I 4i.d adue. A I'niVAT Uev.ho Stamp cover the neck of thobottle. Hosletters Stomach Bitters The King of Spring Tonic WEATHER AND CROPS Official Dulletln of Condition In Orogon. oxxbal srjMMAnr. roRitAno. Ore., April 21 -Rut little , I --.!!.. . I, irtnu ilm WCek. WlliCll rain no miiti. , ,, ntwned andclo-eil plearontaiidnnnahlny .. ... i.mn.llnln tierhxl of from two Willi Miiv...,. - to three daya of cloudy nnd Ihreatenlng wialher. It haa nveragci nooui . grees warmer than last w "'' l " grain ha been matlo prliiclpally in tin daytime rather ihnn nt night, a in aome ,ectlons the night hnvo even been cooler than they wero lat week. The day temporuturrs In western un-pm ntngod between 64 and 80 degrees nnd in Eastern Oregon lietwecn 48 and 74 degrees, while thn night over tho en tire State varied only betwo-n 31 nnd 40 degree. Tho beginning ol tho weeK was too ..rmit. nml tho cooteBt weather oo- curred during its closing days, which were marked by fmets in nil reciions o. thu stalo. How damaging -theso irons .., i, i. innpnrlv to vet determine, hut it Is thought that they hnvo not done ..r tutted harm, ns In mot section thoy wero bght and n ere loiioweti nt fog, which shielded vegetation from n ....,, . too audJon change in temiwriiioru Spring reeding is now well advanced and corn planting haa begun. Tho ground is moist to ita surface and every thing Is growing last. Winter wheat and all kinds of graa continue Ihilfty and promising. Hops aro doing nicely aud the training of ihu Vines haa begun, Tho fruit pror-pect continue) about the fame, thu damage by the late frosts lielng cuiillncd inustiy toiicachea, churricn, plums' and Italiuii prunes. '1 ho Pot lie nnd silver vitrleties of prunes hate suffered but llllle dam age nnd give promise of good yield . Apple treea and itrawberriea nre in full bloom, and. the latter will bo hi thu market In a week or two. Iho wool clip is largo aud flue. Garden are doing nicely. WILLAMKTTR VAU.KV. Tangent, Linn county, J. II. Ssott Fall grain la looking tine, although the Ihu acreage Is small. Little spring groin has been sown up to this time, ns clouly Hi.d showery weather has prevented the ground from drjlng. Fruit proBptct" are extelleiit. Cherries and prune nie srtlingou the treos nicely, while apples mid other lato fruit nro now in full bloom. Froftsdidno perceptible dam liuhbard, Siarlnn countv, M. 0 8m Hi Weather favorable fur nit cropa during lad wok. Full ami early sown spring g'Hln nre making an uxtraordui try growth, mid much Hiding wndoiic. I'niiiiii iiliiiiliinr Ih in iHOifreM-. Fruit in iluu.g vury well nnd ptnm'S lo bu n largu crop, tppies nnv . unnjiu. lioit aro high enough to tiiilu, and mori 'urdau-ouud hero will be workt.1 as thoioughly na iifUul. Kiigenu. Ijtuucoiihtv.J.O Slcvenrnn. Ilnu growing M04llier for grain. meadoMauml wrturea. Hpring settling going furwaid sloly. Fruit ol all kind I. a I wen badly damaged by did raiuf', Italian piunes nml cherries hate been tho mo-t tlauiHged, Apples nre hurl ,onii', but think there will tie a full crop. Ll- oriil, Clackamaa county, S.lna Wi mhi Fall whenl If turning itllow uu iiceouiil tif rain. Wheat Hphia is very Iwd on the bla-lea ; ulro a small black Ily ..ll.... ..... LU...U..U .It... f.tll..,! ..,. I... ui nun, iiiu rmiiiT m-w i.iw luwiin wii ,- liiHi.-ttH, rprinK rveu.i.gis iirugrusmiK nun j uu lun imiiu. OASTOniA. Bun Us st tt Hi) linn Eotl rQ&jtfi '-& a r.nnrniKi v pnimn Work ofsrt lia.-Jn-t irn ImicJ lu Sw York at an utii lr-l ur IIIO.UO lor whlph Ite ub ll.htr.ilc.tr mu.Kr In IbU couui. sIm, wihmI uilirltiiri bi.1 urln niht turiv. Nmrlr lit! lu lh Uhiraceii biuillD, liMilr luoultlrn wlio lliecluUi blmtlux evlla m uibli i,rtM- nimilnsilr uil bitit m rrl I Ihv !. Ihil-iuu tuen suit women ru.kmi rurtuuet i..I....uI.k Uhl., .....ni.l.u.. .l.iK .K...a m.iii.wim.i, ,y , ........... WM-, u vu'm llsu wi-nun rnd tlsar f-'o 111 fmir wek. Uk- llij( unit 1 .luwil ui ihuivii i,.imiuiuix. i,u fllftiU. VYipsiu. It 1117 !.! lu Iwruulicul ... pamiia'i. iiucii c imij Futtr-oiuii arat-4. New Virk, vi XWIm Proposals for Woodf nr.t- . t.A.t... i..,.ti.wl tm r.....fui.i IllHP HID iirirojr iii.ii,-,, 11,1 nil iiiaiiui)( 1S000 conla of wootl at, Iho Oregon f-tato linuinn Antluni. Hiiiulrtsl. Unit 3.VXI cortla shall lie dellvedrvd at the mam building and 1500 corda at the Cot tage Farm; wood to be cut while grirn trout big fir, and weil raHintl. aud oiltnl .. 1.1 ... 1... ILL. ...... ll... ..ll I " WIIIUU Ollinill-ntin, Mill, nill UU TV cvlvol for the whole or any part, and olelicd at the State Hoiim) at 2 p in. May 1st 1DU0. T. T. lleer. F. I. Dunbar. Charle S. Moore, Hoard of Asylum TrU'teoe. Walter Lyou, Clerk 01 the II.....I A I. ..I lloanl. 4 13 td IVicLoy Stage. Leave Willamette Ublen:C0 a, m. daily for Lincoln, Zene. McCoy, and IVrrrtlale ami return fame itav. New hack, good horea ami careful driver larcvia ueiivcrett anmg tne line. 3-D tf K. K. Ovvia. EEMOVAL SALE AlPgoods offered at cost for the next week, liu liilli uirTinNt. .unitauuu tr. luu- ...ii,.Im.I .ivp. .1 it hiliillliff'. ,i.i.r 1SMI iill. n II JHIJIUJK IVPIIMM. MJ lSl W Wir HIPIUCH Mll iwk lter our tnr corir(iailriic, wblen v.m rau i troil tuhshlM oor hums. Aitilrr II r. .a tui 11 ,1 The stock conlU ot Japanese goods, tiiitiaware, bitulng, fur nlibing p. tea etc. Itve to ell or move May tit, com mid secure turgaln. 4 23 tit KUIE!"WING SANG COMPANY. "..... tiikt tlOIIT AMD ark WB Unix TIII.K8 . -t. ....i.iMt n.rrt.i.ifii"J"rilLlB7 "WR"!"..". no. i--ri,.oid.uBw.o. --"' iinnniir.ir ni'- h nuai ii ;'old.Uddby.or awril-un. , - - ..., ii.iii. . ...,...,.1 ilii iliEAll" K..t owl as wqoi - - IIKTrKK I. .'U lnr ':.' :V.j tin Imwlliera '")"" , , rnli ncuMiihi. webe.afunai "Ai"' riellicketn St.. Telephone 603. n I I L'M IJAN l.lltll I w miljEiill vsa." What ""WSJ. aws. .- F.i " complete. Hanitt 6C 01.0 ttlaivri''"" - '. The only perfect I Hcyehj erauK na . . . - m uxy sir Wot1 Wetf'fc?; iin.4v- rr- Sprocket runs between me rt....ft. . is IIKI.IKVIKO CALL AMI UK Q. A. 105 HTATK l'llONK 28lt. 7500 Rolls of lOliir HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED. COMb AINU cCC ccc ic wp r.AN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS R W. HOLLIS & lsl Door North of Post Office. HBATING! STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, timates furnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. . Fruit and Mod Drver work a specialty. T. S BUR BO UGH1', 1 J2 Stato Phone I5II New Fitted . UndertaKln Par ors Largest line of New Goods. Practical Undertake!- With long experience and all modern methods. A. B Buren, Proprietor L M. Hit R11 t'Bu c,u HhonoiS7i; Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Mate rial Lime, Gmcnt, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw 6torcd attention git Prompt and carefn of thfcitv MKAT AN' I) rOUl.TKY. MiloC.Matthews ttacceaior lo WurtrJt i,ilUhw,; MKAT and MARKliT ruubi nr Slate atreet near railroad. .....w .,.,, , ,H, iiiiiiunii, rii-fiiieai ami Iwst meats. Mv ilrou say 1 keel Frefhest mi,., .n, llll-nio. ,1V I'JI the beat meat lu town. The German Market Will be found all kinds of imU . ,""" o ".lima ui llltuti and the bent of aausaKe. KKKK iir.i.ivr.ui. All bills due tl 1H late nrm ol VVnlt ,V Mlewke mtiit tie paid CDOL.Z St SON 171 (Vmi.iihtciiO Si. ATTItnoLOLVATtCX 9 C08KTTKKr. Deals in Kreh Hh. Puultry, Game. IVii-an llaiea ami Fruit. ' MightNit ruih price patd for powliry and "W5 J. a. lAYjuR wmm MRS. M.A.COOK, FronrUtor. Salem Steam Dye Works. wuteiandj.-ehti'el.ithvicleane.l ded. repalrtd iut pree IlaU ami Ute dry. cleaned. iMtiaihlvt-Uindii.txI. Velvet coUii nnl.rv,! nn .....- " ""u", Tlio Doty Market Wlsbacb wanlle? i - . n.itti aiv a oooi w-a 'ID- OBADK: nnrablo anrt ! g? th nx in mi;" .'"" .i. rnce .. - - - - ,. ,d rt half U. Biiuai'I"a nine csn.iio power .... You Lawrence, i . 7 m COSVISCKD BTnKKT 1900 lpaper! 3 .CO. KIRK. wagon b:alcs.els. en lo Ihe delivery of goods to anypart o.Mf Ortgim iShon Line Railroad The Direct Route U Montana, Utah. Colorado and a.l Eastern Points .1 G,,V,,?.CA".V'T of tM0 favorite routes, via tlieUlSIONMUIFlO Fat Mail Lino, or thu UIO lilU.NDK Scenic Line. No Chan:c of Cars On the Portland Chlcag SikxUI, "the liiiest in the Went." Equipped With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S eepers Su'erbUbrarvDuffetCars SMendid Dinners, Meals a la carte rree Htclinfng Chair Cars Comfortable Coachr-s and Smoke s Entire Train Complete v Vestibuled For further information apply to U.hL v. k. COf.N 1 Ast. 'Jen'l Axe. J n. vai Irav en'l Agent. SALEM l.ODdKs .lVS-r'W.lSiJK - - - " M N. II. II Hit il..l t- J. 11 ! '1 " ! n.i It. Muii,, blj '" w A- . tltri, "".I. CMW IIU. KCKUSiTttWaOK- IUHtMtr.i.,1 i..r. lllT-trr ror anie. iw !,,.,. ,, w; ,,-"" ""' save nr rent, lees ROBBR'ia. Brewster & Whte 01 COURT BT. ruo.ta 1781. Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, nour, salt, Land Plasty rut I liny, pood feed. $7 par to,,. iihyhny, uooil.f 1,60 H,r ton ete Heetl Hlore in cniiio.-il Timolhy A rompi Ki.llnlilll dele Heed nt low pricos. :,.. dullverv: n'roiiiiit m.rui Free The Feed Men. SOUL1C BfiOS. I'lANO MM AMI REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORK Kor Stltin'"! rt-untty lt oMr , Will's Mimic Hin Chicago, lljtl Island I'jcifie Ry The favorite line to ail points east Uroud, .ustluulfdaud tip-t.Ml.tte trains betwuuu I'uuhloaud Duiiver.audllinii.. Cluciigoaud KMitfatCity, uiakiii). ilirect connection in Chicago with all innum,. truitiH eiii-t. first class nil 1 11111 dieepuri l.tbrary lluftut car, bol ween Denver nn C itcatre: the most iierfjct diniinr ,-r service in tlio world "a La Carte;" tlirotigh llrot-clnxs l'ulluinn Hleepuruvery day between Salt Luke City ami Chicago via the scenic line; tturnomilly conducted excursion in ordinary Pullman sleeping caraoncen weeklrotn Portland and Saa Francisco to Umalia, Chicago, tluffnlo, Chicago and New York via 1 lit Urent Sail Lake lUiute, without chai.gu to Chicago. No ituiioying transfer in Chi cago. Tlieeo car nro provided with all wiekly ieriodicala fur free use 01 uur patron. For further information, maps, folder, etc., cull on your ueareat titt uguiit, or writu lo A. E. COOPKU. Qcn'l Agent. Pas. Dept. Portland, Ore. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME GAUD, 2 For Ymiuiim: '"" Train leaves Albany .....12:45 9 re Trill 11 leaves Uur villi I a.... 1:55 p ru. Trittii arrives Yniiulna . 7Ui5 p m. iteiuniiiig: Leaves Yuqultia 1 tt-OOa n, m, ra. Leaves Corvullla 1 1 :30 a. Arilvc Albany 12:15 p. .1 Fur uciruii: Leaves Albany 7:00 a. m A rrl ves Detroit 1 1:30 a. w Keiurnlug: Leave Detroit 12:20 n at, A.rlvcs Albany 6:45 p. ro, U'lunud twu connect at Alounr nnd Corvallln with Southern Pacific tialna giving direct eurvlce Hand (roc Now. Irurtatid adjucejit benches. Trains fur the uiuuiiluin arrive at Dclrultul uu'iu, giving uinpie time 10 reach camping ground, on ths lircltenliUHli uud tiuntluui river the .ititio day. .1. u WAi.DKN ROWtK 8T0.SK. Mintr AltMnr, lr. T K. !'. A. TIUtWKK Arent. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific 'Co, IHE SHASTA RJUTE Train leave Halom for Portland and way -nn im in nt 6 :40 a. in. , 7:51 a. m. and t :05 p. na. i.t l-uioioid -... I.r snli'iu .... Vr Aiblaoit ... tr S.crmaoiito... Vr Mu r"ruci)0... 8:30 a m i.v r M ...nw am tosiru li.S0 A M ll.V I' 11 t.-uu i' u iU kit Hi V U 1,11 A H vrOfilon .... r ixjiiriT... vr Km. Ut A r Clilcuo .. iTLm A ujtolm. Vr l.ll'j Vr Kurt Honh.. tr Cur ol Uoxloo. tr lloiutuii . tr New Orients.. vr VVuliluc ou. . : A U .. t.tO A U ,. 734 A M T.U A J. '.77777' r" i- st -h.. ve r u JUA ii JA A U -. . a A . tsuru . .CJ A M ITOA g I. II A U t-.M A M "TMA U mri M A U V)M A M lilt. III A U iu r u ir . vura .. vim v u Pullmitn and Tourist a cara n netn trains. Chair earn Sacramento to Ofda and HI Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Loul, .New Orleniia and Washington. Connecting at Ban Frandinco with sev oral atuitnishlp lines for llonohiln. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and "'oilth Amerim. Sru ftlr. . . ft U inner aguui at Station, or addresa 0. II. MAKKI1AM, O. P. A., Portland, Oreg-m. Ml Canadian Padlc H Soo Pacific Line. H Lowest rates Best servtra To and front all point Kant and Europe, Thn onlv line runnine throned ' Ci P.. 'uurist Gars to OU ! Tor lis Jloalrti Boston. - Without Change. Royal Mall Htenmship IJti to Japan and China. Canadian and Australian Hlettinship Line to tin" 1 For ratofjand information apply to C. M. LOU K WOO D Asent.SaieinUr. II. II. Atxitt, AgetiL Portland. R. .I.Cnyle, AD.P.A, Vannnitv" 0 Plating Jewelry, Silverware, Iticycle part aud .allf kiuda of plating. C A. ROBERTS, 100 State btreot. M Phone 2878 ft GLRE Y0lJ3SLi' iv --'?sy r-xfi its owiw-.i 1'i.tiiMii " . '."K.,i . .t JLl4lk 7"--." T-.. bI.IL. I.J MM 'll'l iTaiEiHtCaivcuea. 01 ''"!.. Lts. " mm - loiiolulu indAustra MWMm'W tijoo, or UuIm. W4 w&mntmteKi mm i .irf4j!fr 1 UlNWI