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Newspaper Page TextMMWWM!M.mm.-.a TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM i A MAN SHOD Zmcv: I 5 1 "X 04 State &t 5 In a, pair of our $3,50 Shoes is well shod X His shoes will give him comfort and answer every demand of hard service. Gin wc dislurbc you just a second? To examine our shoes, you ought to get a good look at them, they are great. TO WHICH H E CITIZENS' CANDID ATES FOR THE COUNTY COURT Z0ots6 iboe stor? Will be Pledged II Tlicy Accept the Nominations Made at Salem Saturday General Debility You feel II most In llio Spring. You're Ural, nervous, Irritable and have no ap petite. "Stomach's out ol order," you mv. You need hostettcr's Stomach Hit- ten. Your body need replenishing. It la full nl the poisons of winter. The Bit ten will drive them away. It puts the system In good condition by curing all tirh nllments an dvsnemiia. indigestion, constipation, and prevent! malaria, fever and airue. A Private Revuvk Stamp covert the neck of the bottle WHY USE taw - W.?Isbacb jifai?IIe7 The Citizens' tlckot contain! the name! of two excellent citizens for county Judge and commissioner V. V, Elder of Stayton, and W. V. Culver of Libert . Mr. Klder is a successful business man from the eastern side of the county, a man who will defend the Interests of the farmers. Mr. Culver Is one of ths model farmers and business men in the county. Following plan for reducing taxes and putting Marlon county on a sound financial basis was adopted by the conventien: Whereas, The total amount of taxes collected in Marion county for the past The Kind of Spring Tonics Hostetter's Stomach Bitters A New Physician. Dr. 8 Stono has secured the assistance nf T)r. V. V. Hume who will, on May 1. occupy the position of physician and head salesman in Dr. Stone's drug store at No. 235 Commercial street, oppostto tho Ladd A Bush bank. Dr. Hume is a graduate In medicine, a registered phy- BECHCSK TJIKV 01VK A 000' LI0I1T AND ABE L0.N0 UVED. WE SELL TIMES OBAUES! urable ana gives ohb . .- -,... Uln Art iilMnilED CANDLE TOWER inironwmpionoionM,iwiKuj.iu. ". .... .. M...M.h. A, mwI .1 llff ni 1 T IHU riTlUE AlUllll bAilUlJtt IWilMi" ..- rtU, MVt IUIUW llliu.;i i ,v- " 1 - 80 inEAL." price, ucrau, )IlbinniIM put on noouraer..JFri.-..--.--.--- .. . ., ,.,.,. DO YOU USE WEL5BAUH tJUKNEKSr wo will prove to you that you win t v' " ... . . a . i. 1. .. ttm Mian us 1st in nlhns friPtrl t"il Art I. a BETTER LIGHT for LESS MO.njsi who onooi w.c '""""- ..., flclal light, We bare gas stores alto. Let us show them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chcnicketa St.. Tclephono 663. .rvttattiii urmnirii MANTLE. The very lttet thins In maUles. ikwrmED CANDLE TOWER with comumptlon ofonlrlk 197 The old standby, ot gooa lunng quauiy uu jitius mt AU"nlc.t quite a food quality but giving astne candle power as the No.JlW, and at half the Any oT.r nuA put on and burner, properly adjusted at above rat gnd no YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERSr we wm prove to you that j Brewster & Wht 01 COtmT"BT. PHONE 1781. 3 All that is New in Hats can be Found in ouf Hat Cases JSC GOLF SHIRTS In all now colorinES, Silk i fronts, and others, 1 1 nnnnnnnnnnnwffrTmTi REMEMBER we give away a 1900 rambler withmorrea: brake may 12, be sure you x get some cou PONS a: a a; f80,l7U in low. wo believe tne county expenses can be still inrtlicr , and wo pledge tho county Judge nnd commissioner nominated on this ' ticket to conduct tho ordinary current expenses of Marlon county for not M 0.000 ner annum. Ilcfore incurring anv unusual or extraordinary ex- II10Y0LE SUITS In pop- tilsr patterns. BWKATBKB -Plain and fancy. UOLP II08E Exclusive psttorns,no2 prolike TtjM Itr.atAnm 1 1 a t I ti re ItoI aavordl mnrtl four ) ears anount to 1021,052, as against f005,7D4 for the four years preceding, experience as n druggist. The doctor while the values of rtronerty havo been constantly diminishing, we tricdire the .in.wnn i.i,an, in. rvm.nltatlnii. county Judge and commissioner nominated on the citizens' ticket to reduce the examination or prescription. 4-25-2tAw IaIaI bm ma m I rm a4 eat hu tn eatt 1 trt at a ! avihiijiIIm : a 1 n - am in a b..a4-I w lumi hiiiijiiiiii ui nam, ihmuii iii;iii bijo njuiiv uimuniir lur wju liVAb luur jrcttlP instead ot increasing tuo nmoant any luriner. Whereas. Tho average expenditures of Marion county for tho nast six years nave amounted to iu.un per annum lor county purposes, and tne county court has been able to conduct the county tho past )cnr for 151,010, as against (71,434 In itivn and reduced citizens to ox coed pendituro for improvements or repairs for any sum to exceed f 1,000, tho expend! uiro riinu nrsi no suumuiou 10 wo people auu authorized m wiem. Wo pledge the candidates for tho county commissioner's court nominated on this citizens' ticket to put tho county on a casli basis at tho earliest possible dato, by ordoring tho prompt collection of taxes when they become due, by reducinK tho ratoof interest on tho county debt by tho use of monoy at four per cent If the same can be obtained. We nlcdee the candidates for county fudge and commissioner to conduct the affairs of the county on a business basis and on a strictly non partisan basis. Whorcas. County and statu taxes havo been constantly increasing, we nlodu-o the citizens' county court to reduce taxes as low as theyaro In others ell-governed counties adjacent to Morion, and that they shall pledgo themselves in writing to mis meet Wo pledgo the citizens' legislative ticket to labor to reduce the state tax materially. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Tfie Kind You Have Always Bought Uc&!4 Bears the Blgnaturo of TODAY'S MARKET. vnlley REMEMBER: mUUiiUliimiilWillJiillUr Spring and Summer Underwear In Endless Variety, 50c to $3,00 gj. Johnsons 60.. The Peoples C othfers and Furnishers. TUB DAILY JOURNAL V HOHJDW HHOUKItn FItlDAY, Al'IUL 27 1000. Doll, OnoYcar V3.00, tn Advanoe UMty, Tout Monttti 9100. j artvanoe Wetklf, One r"eaj1.00. In Ativan WHAT DU TUB PEOPLB OF MA RION COUNTY WANT7 tovcrnl times In thu last (nw weeks thoquvstloii has Ixen asked by local political managers) "What does Tim JouuMJtL want?" If lliry closely studied the public pulso they ncod not ask tho question, Among thoso who can too nothing In K.titlcs ttut partisanship. , or "what llioru la In It," It appears to bo especially dllllcult to utidorstand TiiKJouimtK;iltloii In county affairs or to realize that It simply seeks to Interpret tho watiti of tho taxpayers. Machine political managvrs cannot foncelvo of thg separation of ths ques tion ot county taxation front tho qiies tlon of whether Mr. McKlnley or Mr. Hryatt shall U elected president of the United Hiatus next Noembor. If such ooplo will consider that thu right of thu people to rrducisl taiatlon rises above thstol ouy jmrty todlctstu nomliiatlons they may arrive at a Kllinmerlng consciousness of Tit a Jons. nau'a real position touching county politics. Hut the purblind partisan who looki at mutters public from tho stand point of tho machine politician cannot conceluo( any interest but his onu, In seeking tulnterpert thodealres of tho taxpayers, Tub JouHSat. roucludos tnai iiio poopltf want to o a strictly business admlnlttiatlon Installed lu the Marlon court house, to tho end that ex pensos may Ut cut down and taxation reduced. No luadiluu liolltleiHtia will ouri;ho them audi an administration nor al low tntrn whom they control to give It to them. Thervforo it In nwonsary to put In men who are not machine politicians, nod on whom no machine polllIcUin livg any string or means of control. . A realisation ot this truth enabled the cltr of Halem to redeem herself, and secure Ksull lor tho city which con vinces tho rwc-ple that an exactly similar movement would bring equal rvltvf to , tU fouuly. All this Is wry simple. It wema as though a dnld might under stand it. 1'lcase understand particularly that no distinction is ir.ailo between different brands of partisanship. A llopubllcan machine, ns such, Is no worse than a Demorratlo or I'opulliL machine. The mnclilno of tho party which has long been dominant in a particular locality Is very suro to lo more corrupt than that of tho "nuts" I for whom tho carrion is there will thu vultures Hock, and no spoilsman's principles alnno will keep him voluntarily absent from tho pie counter. Hut machlno politics Is an1 Unmixed evil, and tho worst loo ol re form therefore, Tna Journal lights machlno politics, and It makes no great difference as to tho label on thti machlno. Careful and related crtiral of tho foregoing may porhap bring some en lightenment to thusii anxious to be In foriNod oi to "what the people want." Tho eoplo want to vote h county ticket that Is made up of men now in olllco who havo madii a record (or tho xx)plo regardless of party. They want for now men In tho court Iioiim to he elcsted at the Juuu elootlon the best men who can bo found lu tho county ru gtrdless of their H)litica. And thou they want to bo frro to pick the host men out of all tho candidates without bolug forced to take any poor slick. Can tho )wot gut what they want? It is recalled that after tho city eleotton ol Salem was carried for a nou-partlran movement, and tlin llepublican machlno headed by Mr. ltingliAin was whlpintl outot Its tKtots, when a freeholder's charter was ordsred adopted, tho ma chlno oliilouns fought that charter bitterly in tlu l.lslaturo. When the Kp. ular loan was ordered they fouht that. Alter thou reform hero carried theso same Itosaes and machlno politician ,le olaretl It was tlin U'tt thing over done for our city. Tho attempt ol the IVmooratlo man. grs to force tho people to accept a clt. sett's county tlckot at tho hand of their convention a a mistake. Tho ple had Indicated their wish at tho Demo cratlc and IVptillu primaries that a non-p4ttUu ticket Ih) made from tho county jmigo lown to road supervisor and Justice stint constable. No attention was jald to this demand by tho Demo cratic couuty convention. A omnplete ticket h made tip by those naugr. Into tho details of the nuking up ol nisi ttesei, into vrliat was done In the msnsiicrs tho pceplo do not care to en ter. Theru was probably no worso woik and no better than work done there than Ii usually dono on such occasions. It sought to load up tho Citizen's ticket with a llopubllcan olilcial who had been mako unavailable in his own party by tho Push. It began n partisan warfaro on o Republican who was fought by tho Push, It is easy for a few men who regard a)l political action, whether Involving political principles or not, from tho partitan stsngpoint to Insist on a straight ticket, otc. Hut like tho llopubllcan bosses they (hid that when tho county government Is finally completely eman cipated from party and machlno rule and put on a non-partisan business basts, that It is what oven they In their After Dinner To ssslst dlKcitlon, relieve distress after eating or drinking too heartily, to prevent constipation, take Hood's Pill Sold everywhere. 25 cents. Mr. Joel Chandler II arris says that "Miss Johnson's two books ('Prisoners of Hopo' and 'To Havo and to Hold') roprcscnt tho high water mark of American fiction since Hnwthorno died." Houghton, Mllllln & Co., Iloaton. A copy of "Now,J' has been received at this odlco. It Is published by Iter. II. II. Drown, first pastor o( Unity c mrch ot tills city. It is a Journal of mental service published at 62, Turk St., 8au Francisco. . Literary Interpretation of Life is tho title of o new book, by W. H.Crawshaw. a professor of Kngllsh literature, which PoKTLA.fD, April 27. Wheat, &2c walla walla, B'JGJW Flour Portland, beat grades $2.70 to f3.00.Superllnef2.10 porbbl. Oat White 35H0c, grey 32 to 33. aiiintuii uran, sia; snorts, fib. Hay Timothy to 10 per ton. Onions ? I.602.60 per cental. Potatoes 30 to 50c per sack. Butter Hest dairy, 2025; fancy creamery, 35 to 40c; store, 20 to 25c. r.ggs urcgon. J3c pcrdoz. rouitry uiitck 500 Hoirs Heavy dressed 6 to 6c, Ucvf Steers, t4.50; cows,$3.50 Q4; dressed beef, 6)i to 7)(c. Veal Dressed, 8 8Jc. for small. Hods 7 & 10c: old cron 500c. Wool Valley, 12013c; Kaatern Ore gon, 8Hc; Mohair, 2730. Hides Green, salted 00 lbs, 89c; unuer to ios, tftbiiift ', slieop pelts, 16 20c. lis What You Save Tlnf niib vnn rirli. mul if vou are 'alive to vour """ "'..." j," -- . . ,. r. own interests you II una you save money vy intuing nuc. Other people do. Why not you Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Han itt & Lawrence, OLD POSTOKK10K OltOCKUV Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Salt, Land Plaster Oat hay, good feed, f7 per ton. '"""'"j ""j K""" j.ou per ii A complete Seed Store In conuei Rcliablo Soods at low prlcos. . Free delivery; prompt service ' ' rThe Feed Men. SOULE BROS. PIANO rUNEKS AM) REPAIRBRS PORTLAND QRK Cor alo an I vlolnltr lom .,prt ,, . Will's Mii.lrHlnr Chicago, Itet-L Island d Pacific 11 RACYCLB The favorite lino to all ,,!,. i. .... Droad, vestlbulwl and up-toilutu trninL betweon Pueblo and Dotiver.and iim.i.. a, Tho only perfect Ulcyclo crnnk hanger. 27 per cent, lee pressure on its eell-olllng crank bearings than on any other style of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs between tho bearings. : : : : t ; : 8KK1NU 18 IIKLIKVlNd CALL AND 1IK CO.NVl.SXKU G. A. ROBERTS, 105 8tatk strkkt Phone 2870. ens. mixed. 14 w to ; hens, 5 to 0.00; turkeys, llvo 13c. tltton Dreflfiol. 7 tn 7Ue ncr nntiml. 7500 Rolls of 1900 SALUt UARK1T. Wheat 68 twunds and over, 41u. Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c. Hops 5 to Tlc Oats 28 to 30c. Hay Haled, cheat, 8; tluivtliy, iiu. Mall Iftaper! HAS JUST BHEN DECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & -CO. 1st Door Norlh of Post Office. I .-. ...- .7 . ., M..X Ji uiucngoand nonsaa 1,'lty, making direet conneciion in unicago wltli all mornlim i.uiiio cui. rirBi-emss ruiimau HIeepors Library Uuffut curs. baLwiwn I )..,....-'. .7 nllleuiro! (hn rniiat tft-nt .ilLt.. . sorvlco in the world "a La Carte-" through llrst-clasa Pullman Sleeper even day between Salt ljke City anj Olilcngu via tlio scenic line; iieroonally coiulucte.1 oxcursionF In ordinary Pullman slceiilur coraonceaweekfrom Portland and San 1-ranclsco to Omaha, Chicago, lluffalo, Chicago and Nuw York ria the Great boh i.ttko Koute, wltliout chatiKo to Chicago. No annoying transfer In Chi cago. Theso cars oro provided with all weekly periodicals for frco uso of our patrona. For further information, map folders, otc., call on vour ni!nr..iii ttJJ agunt, or writo to n ti A. E. COOPlilt. Gon'l Agent. Pass. l)epi. Portland, Ore. I" manner hearts havo been wanting to see occom pllihed, but went about It lu the wrong I"' l,u published at an early dato by tne Aiacmiiian uompany, ilio aim la to sot fortli In a comprolicnslvo mannor the principle that underlie tho study of literature as o rovcalur and an Inter- prutur ol human life, Tho nuthor's (ormor work on the Interpretation of Literature deals with the study of litera ture lu Its essential oualitlea. lint I, "Of a Oood Ileglnninir Cometh a good end.' When you take you are making n good beginning, and Hood's KarMparllla to purify your lilood tho giNjd end will bo heullh and liuppl ties. 1 Ills niodlclno eurnn nil lmiifir of 1110 inoou, create a good uppelllo, over comes that tired feeling unit Imparts vigor ami vitality to thu whole system. It I America's Greatest Mood Medicine. Ilillousuens is cured by Hood's Pills. 25 cents. H 3 KgifS lie cash; 12c trade Flour In wholesale lots. $2.50: retail. MilistufTs llron, $13; Bliorts, $14. Hoits Dressed. 6 lie. Live cattle Steers, 3Ji ; cows, 2( to 3c Sheep $3.603. Dressed Veal-fltc. Iluttcr Dairy, 16c; creamery, 25c. Poultry Chickens, 8; turkeys, 10 i'oUlor 25c to .tAe. 2ACH CIIANULBR'S DISPATCH lr. J. II. Work writes as follows to llio Saturday Kvenlng Pest: "I have even this statement More In tho press, hut never ovor tho signature of Senator W. K. Ohnndhir, of New Hampshire, or Irom an 0110 who had the authority to speak (or him. I heard tho lusidool that campaign related to Assistant Po tmaster-neneral Ilaien In hi olllce, In hi KMtofl!ce department, ono 1 noon by 0110 who was close to Senator Zacharlah Chandler. In that converse tlonlhranl tho Hayes administration and Its ingratitude to Senator Chandler portrayed In a masterful manner, and Inoldenlly a famuli dispatch that was sent all ovor the country bv ttach Chan. dler, a chairman, was referred to. The conversation so Impressed mu that when I returned to my home, Lynch burg, I wrote to Honorable Zacharlah Chandler under tho dato of April 0, IH77, Inclosing an original telegram, and asked him whether or nut ho was Its i.,..w. . 1110 inirsraui ioiiews: '"To J It. Work- Hayes has 185 vote and Is elected. " 'Binned Ciianhlkh.' "In reply I ncelvl tho following au tograph letter. " 'Jjr Mr Wrk, K.., I.ynehburg, "'DxAaSlit: Ynnr Ult..rnl il... ,1.1. ..!. ; . ". "'. .v..v. wi ,,,v iiu, nun was iiuty received and should have msiini enrnur mi.uiiiniK i. .ii.....i. of Nnveuibor 8, 1870, saying Ml ayes ha numsssim is en-ete.1,- wa trim, but had lliono wonli nut limn ..I.I ...! ...1.1 at that ttliiu. Have unuM ni. l.... iK-oupliyl the irvMential oltalr. " 'Hut lor the iiuut ln.lr,.ii...l.i.. ... erllou and unyielding determination that rig it should prevail, tho Democrat would iiami stolen a vote or a statu oinoi here, and thu glveu Tlldoii tho volume tOKether ugget a somowhat tompiuhonslvo outline of literary study. Tho second nuinWof Tho Smart Set, tlio new monthly that created a sensa. tlon on Its appcaranco a month aim. by reason o' Its novelty and cloe iur. a -, - !1 .,.. ... . '.I -.M.l -JL? V J. I. I-IV, . ; z z:" 'rrzrzvii -. 11 - ........... w. line mn,,M wick writes on "l'ho Uovolutlon of Eng Look Out for the "North Coast Limited " Tlie Northern Pacillc Hallway will on April 20 vstablisli a double daily transcontinental train service by addiiiir tint "North Coast Limited" to Its reg- iiiar iiiniiiKii truin to i.iuiern points. i-ur 11 iuuiiui uescrioing tins iikkIoI trnin write A. I). Charlton A. G. P. A. 255 Morrison street, corner Third, Portland. 4-2115 HBATINQi: STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATEK, intimates lurnished, and work done piomplly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty, r. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone 1511 New Fitted Corvallfs k Eastern Itailroml TIMECAHD. 2 For Vuquitia: Truin leavcfl Albany .... 12:46 p m Trulnlcuycs Corvullw.... 1:66 n ui, Tiuln urrives Vaqulim . 7:25 p i I Ilcturultig; v Leaves Yiiqu I na u-otla m Leaves Corvallls 1 1 :30 u. m.' Arrives Albany t--in, .. 3 Fur Detreit: " Lcavch Albany 7:00a. m Arrives Detroit Il:20a. m Reluruing: Leuves Detroit 12:20 . ui Airlves Albany s-ar, ,, ... One and twu connecL at Aih,i n.i Uorvallla with Houtheni Pad He tialn ttlvltig direct soryleo t j and from New port and adjacent beaches. Trains for the tnoiinrnina ..i.... Detroit at uo-jti, giving ample time to reacli camping urounds on the IlreltcnbuMh mid Hatitlauj river the same day. M. U WALDRK. KUtTIN 8T0NK, TtlRNKU Asm, Albanr.Or." Ilsh Society ;" Jullen Gordon contributes , dialogue between a modern young society matron and her old-fashioned mother; Clement Scott, who wiitc of "Thu Smart Set and tho Stage." Tho novelette o( tho number I a somewhat moiodramaila story nf New York society vihiiiwi, -a .MAiiieu Diplomat," by L. II. Ilickford. Tho leading artiola In Appleton' Popular Selenra Monthly for Mav irivea a very clear and Interesting account of Tho Coming Total Kcllpso of tho Sun nl l.it! Ofiil. I. .11.. Ml.. . . w. ....V .a,,,, ,y uiusirnied with map ami uiHgrams. uoinptruller lllnl 8. Coler gives un account of the llnances of Now York city under the title Tho Most Uxpensiwi City In tho World. Ho shows very clearly that Its money is reckl'stly wasted, ami Indicate n.... departments In which economy mluht bo practlitM wltliout at all l.,u .i .1, ., .. . - iiioireiiu-iency. tlio second of Proles sor Shaler's article on il, tfro Blfnatu of WA 'tK Bankruptcy Notice In tho District Court of tho United fatnte, for the District ol Oregon. In tho matter of W. H. Wild; bank rupt. No. 272. lu Hankruptcy. To tho creditor of W.ll. U'li.i i.. e... I?,'".' 1,,,.l,'.eCo".n,,y.ot -Marion. In tho District aforesaid, bankrupt: Notlco is hereby given that on the 2i!th ..ajr.J).,Varc,,',A. l) im ,, "'I w. i.i M.a l.luly lw'Ji"l'cat.il bankrupt : and that the tlrt meeting of hi credl' i)W will bo held at my olllco corner of umii mm uominercni streets, lii Salem, 'WW. t 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at l.' Mill II tllllu Stl.a nl,l It. undertakina Parlors Largest line of New Goods, Practical Undertake!. With long experience and all modern methods. A, B. Burcn, Proprietor. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lenvo Salemfor Portland and nay tationsat5:40a. in. , 7:54 a. m. and 4 :05 p. m. I.T I'urlTand' Lv Ualero ..... Ar AsUlanit.. Ar Scrineiito. Ar Hau FrauclMio ArOgtlcn. . S.80 A H 11.-00 A l'J.JO A U 6,00 I' U T. P H 1UPII louru 12 ti V U M All til A M ..! A II tUD A M I'M A II r leiiTer.... raanu, uty ' Clilcaio........... 1M Anrelt-M .ir Kl raw Ar Kurt Worth. ArClii-otMoilcw Ar Ilouiton -, i . . ..,.,,,, Ar elr Urlvaiu ......... -iS p tl Ar W'uhlut on . U A SI ii i n III A U 13I1H T.O AM t.M A M 1SW FM 7 A M ijo f ii isr t HU A ii M A U IMASI 1U.M A U ;13 AM 3i A U i-a r u MI A 11 -1J, l SI cars 12.U r i an Mill creill ora iiinv oi ll.ul. i.i f . ...... (.laiun, Bippiilnl tt which time the said tend, prove trustee, uxamino tne liankruut, and niioi;v biil-ii ouier diuiiioks a may ppiH!r!y come before said meeting. Dstedat Salens, Orrgon, April 20.UI0O. JOHN iiav.sk Tlefereo in Itinkruptcy. Rl. RH t. cs . . . , v. U V. r-nono ioyi; wofereme. room, into tho motives of thu question Is ptibll.hed lu this number, mm milium uo reau tiy every ono who wlhe ts obtain a clear notion of the real dl lllctiltle at the bottom o this verymucn dlscuwed problom. An in. tereslliig Illustrated aci-ount ol r....i lamaipai, nvar San Kraiipisco, and its curious railroad, IsoontribuUxl byJMare den Manson, The title In tho Kdltor'a Table are, Thousht for the Tunes, and A HumiUtiiiK Situation. New York : D. Appleton and Company Tnonty-flve cent a number: 13 a vr! Dr. Hull'j CouBh Syrup Conquers. croup at otieti. cures tho child, and tlm. vour. ii-xm'k many u lue. M.itl,..,- ...,i .... H'giwl K CiuNuLica .' M.r 1..! ilreadlul dlseaso. if thv ,. .. II the W. I. history It .,.. IU.. , l.'liVZr,',:"! ,,aBj- " M presidency on a slender Conductor Excursion, lho Onler ot llaiUny Conductor which (or several vear. h. h"ui u anmul pli-nlo ,t Safem. will til. ear p o he Dalle, May 7. The air. train (rem Salem will .uVl "i o"' ol that date Hound trip l. j"- Proposals for Wood. presldeuoy. " 'Very truly "Slgnol tills to tho thread. He wa declared president o. wrding to tho above record because ll Douworatswerogttliitf tojii a , Utrriry Note. ThuMl. Angol Cullege lUntiur April I received. fer No wait tupplatM N U (oupUl taUkout chlUna Wwt WUch U ,SpCtU UWth.T iuJ I LstS.mt' MjYmkJH.9r it tpwraii d Eiwr;! mm ua aeccsttiy im i hi twns iu t Utul or b OU4. Th I MotHsa- t tbfiitlUllt( uUatorlUcn lilOAUl UillwIH. .M lot hi itM, aiisuftU MUiwr Co, Ailtatt, C ItraMMiarjr m u e rn I M tmm tot tb t wHkHt it(twlu vlijtTf ThUllaUu wtHucnixitfUiuiuigtrip H a(kW4 lu HMaa brad I NhWf V4IHS. AJ; OU4. TtM UK t MotHsa- rirn0itit tnt IUI It is uftly irtiiivl !! ThlfllaUarol hrnttJ lhouauJ i.w..n-n,iMuniu, KwiiirrawuM bxik cuouIoIk. lalurtuMkia uf MeClure' Mtgsilne for May will iwi- in nori nones iy couan Vivl HoU'rt lUrr, Clinton Itei, and Hwi other rltw. Itwlllalsowntaln a true tor) oi a hiiooM IIreleMirtuieiit iioreo, by J Uiwln Steffmi "To Havo and n H4il" w publlml February 17, o that It gained thl l,.d lug pasitlwi in Just cluum di. Six week after publication, it lud !.. i.. wioil to the uumUr ot I50.rt. ti.i. wnprev.leiueil popular U UhsI. i,ft on "bo mini, b it on h msrlalle u a It Sealed P.Owsl endorseil "l'roiwul for Wood for Can tol," addresred to the undersigned, wilt lw n-oslvwl at the olllce grounds, or with n fotr or llvo block, thereof, on or before Seplemter 1. POO of all or anr part of four liundnxl ami Ktyiimtsof fir ood,eut while Kr"4 from big fir and e)l seasoned to U four feet long, clorely conle,! without bulkhead. Tl,e right' la rewrxiHl to re ject any and all hid. F. I DUNIIAIt. lem, Or., April a0,V,t Proposals for Wood, StateSt Gram Hay Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material ui me, umeni, nasler etc, Grain. Hay and Straw stored wagon S:ates.etc. . I....S .1. ... -...iiiuii kim'ii iii tin- iiflnuj f0iHt , , I'ruinpl ,itn earefii of tlineilv any pari ll'IK . i J ji r..i i a.1 ' 'i-in' MiloCMatthews Hiieewsur to Hhi Mi A Muhett, -I flr-giin Short Line Railroail MKAT nnd POUUTKY Ulfliu Birt-tIL lluiir r.ih.u.. , and lv4i ,,.;. ,...'"."""" "tnM n.Ti . """; "' IHiirwi mv tho best nifjt iu town. MARKET I keep Pi!.'!.!' Con'l,U,uU V lUwnAU.' Illdaaro hereby Invited for furnishing 5000 coi.ls of wmxl at tho Oretim Mato Insuno A.vlum. Uwpilred, i,nt VJ0 cor.l..hallU MwSnA at the , building and 1600 cord at tho Cot. taiM harm: wood to Im , ,.i..i... from big tlr. and west eauied. and nlle,t without bulkheAds. Hkl. -in k..,rtl i,'":!!:-5.,'..r.ayi. .i The German Market in iw iniiiui hII kimU of iiimi lK,vl0"",r" ""kb I., .i hH' . A" w1 le the tUOL,Z & SON 171 Coninn-rrla) Si I Duty Market ... . ---- tuviiiiiK iiow wnsuiiieil lyiui-s from UinatilU cuumv n-"r ten mo tust Ureganiau ' v ' May lt 1U00. T. T. Geer, P. 1. fJuu'. Charlea 8. Moore. IloaAl of A.y ,; Trustee. Waller I.v..n m-.i, .' .. .w , w , . ul . Uoanl 4 13 til SUTHERLANU SISTER55' mrw mini Sett jvtBJ,.,L REMOVAL SALE All goods offered at coM for Ihis week. . , , The tock cou-M of JiMf good, chlnaware. u.alUiig. fur. IlisMng iromU. tr mo Hvo ta secure lurgalu. 4.2ai5t ATTHaomixiTt. N t ivwkr Ti,Br. wiflkWtea,i,k,.NhlfcKlHHai(yawJ Tho Direct lloute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and ail Eastern Points. r.holUOGlUNI)EsSicl!ln.,J;,MP' No Change of Cars, Equipped With t ejant Standard Sleepers HneNewOrdinar,Tniirir Seepers Su'erbLibrarv-BufTetCars Sendld Dinners, Meals a la carte ree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable' Coaches an1 omokers entire Train Vustlbuled Ar Nbh York Pullman and Tourists trains. Chair mrn Haeramnlo to Ordeu and Kl Paso, and touti.t cars toChicaga, at. l)uls, Kew Orleau. and Wasliliiijlou. Connecting at Sun fruiulltcu with ev oral steamshiji line fur lluuolulu. Japan, Chlnn, Pliiltppiiiiw, iVntral ami South Anieiu-u. See Mr. V. Skiniier'age'iiTa'l daTew Htation,,iruillioes O. II. MMtKHAM.ti. P A., Portland, Oregm i r on nil 1 1 Utt (IU P.in (ill 1 (IU Sou Pacific Line. lie hy no uuir une ruuuins in Tourist tiara to Complete !"'"(. '".''''"nl.r.ii.Ht..,,, ai.i.,Ti , Ii Trav l'a Agt 'n'I Aeeat. SALEM u)I)(Es JIUS.M.A.(XK)K,.rui-wof. Salem Steam Dye Works. WMamlfei.u'.i Hi... . .. . J -"assl 1 SUM ti i 11 j . m rma, .. r : tiwusi. - . . hill sill' ."' '.'. 1B. OIJ. -. , . ' II IT lt .J Lowest rates Best seryifg To and frem all points, t7"! Bast and Europe. i lie ouiy line riiunlns iiiroiign SL I'll Ter ilo Jloslrti llditou Without Ohanffc. Kayal Uall Btcamthip Lias iu Japan Hua ciiuua. Canadian and AnstrahsM Steamship l.iue U noiioliiliiaiiiliiistwlk Kor rutesjand iii((,rmatiou apply to ('. M I.DUKWOUD Aeul Saiei'i'rB II. II. A iuil l ...... .....,H L. I . ? w- """ "IH'"' I. II h. -I.loylc, u.P. V. Vnmi ,,r ,,u Plating Jewelry, Silverware. Hicycle arta and all kind of plating. C, A. ROBERTS, toa State btroot. M Phone 287J .. C'JH- fd.itr I , ni is " -k.1. .u - '"-irilats- -i'"- " ,1 v.. ; tl..l . .Ml MM) .t'l ry .z Jfri- ,rv .1...- V '.". v-!..- r.i wa bolu?1 i- out ur .,.. HUIE WING SANG COMP NY, a .. -. .. . MWT m ' r?it tdntGNu -uPa tf" w , 'Ct. Vb. 105Coa'i84oBBHpUWHlA A" m "u !ii7r - ' '' w1 tssePF nl " " ttalJ ? ! matte i-. Gseunic .01IB q '.L ti n"i'-. - fefHHBV l-.STTO