The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 02, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextsK ' t, W7 f . t T '' (. 1 ftfmmmmmmmm h snij.fr m ffl MAN In a pair of our $3,50 Slioes is well shod JSC !" m: cUrtc ,,n ;. him demand ol hard service. 5 , , Can wc disturbc j To examine our shoes, you J at them, they are great. 5 C 3 4 L S 04 Stato &t Iff Our Scrans and Some This Is About Serges There's a sort that goes into women's dres.sesno cloth ing manufacturer who cared a rap lor his feme ever used such-the best of it is made of double yarn with a short fil ing. After a little wear the strands break out and stand like pinfeathers on the wing of a two-day-old chicken the least bending paits it at the seam. You don't want to pay S12.50 to 13.50 for a serge thai isn't a whit better than one we'll sell you for 1000, Ours were made for men to wear. We know what sort gives satis faction. It is our business to know these things. This serge was chosen by experienced judges. A closely woven, staunch, reliable cloth. Guaranteed afl wool and absolutely fast color. w T" y""V Ii not very much to pay for n reliable sorRo CJL I f ) Milt but It will buy ono t,;'f'or,VMm,lU0(n jJ g linvoourvYordaudBuarnntcothatltshullborluht. J. Johnson &6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. TUB DAILY JOURNAL MY MOM Kit UHOTU1CMI WEDNKBDAY, MAY 2 1000. Dally, OnoVrnr 83 00, In Advnnoe Onlly, row Montns 91 1W advanoo WUly Oio Ifom 81.00, In i..vnu THE BALBM CONSTAUtn'S FEES There Ii a deeply teated (calltiK of pro tout at thn prcrcnt plan-and it linn Inoii tho plan for tunny years of working up fee cases DKnliiHt tho county by means of arroata tlirouah IhoSnlom constabtcshlp. Tn tho piiRl tbu buMnoas lias nmoiinlcil to thousands ol dollars a ear, nml nt rtto of tho bill allowed laat muntli tbo tlio Job la worth nt tbo rule of (1100 a year. Ami let It bo understood that tbli I not n protest nt tho present con. stable, Douii.hu Mlnto, who Is ncknnnl Igitl to bo n kikk! olllccr. but nt the y. torn of workliiK thn oMIro for nil It It worth. No otiu will blame, uuy olllcor for innkliiK nil 1" "' Icitltlmatolyout of mi oflko, but tbo worklnu up of caeca bai boon abuied, For lu.tnnco, tho dmteltiK ' u roul' of trumps Into tbo juiliro court nml puttlnit them In tho county Jail nml making slalo raw ngAlutt them work out no moral reform, niul affords tho community no protection, Tho city maintains a ollco court ami a pollco department to protect the people again:;' all such nulranccs, nml It tin fact that they havo Iwen able to send all trnmp out of (own without run ning bill against Uio county, nml then) Ii wry little excuse for nuy cou aUblo to run up malt hills against tho taxpayer, it, would bo as well to watt allcnal until private- ollUensflloeom. pliut ami thus luuio responsibility for arrests aad prusrcutlon. There, la auotlier cUi o( pases that a to madg a fruitful eon rev of profit to a Halcm eomtabh.. thenrrcil of Mocouvlota ami reform school boys who aro turmnl out. Acliargo csn nlwnjs bo trumpotl up SKlnti thpxoekKtrimluala, Whllo Ilium nrocaw hew a-wlety wcaIs proto tlon by tho arrest of ouo of tlinso excrlmlnala, it U a fsot that Marion wuntyjjstL.J'0 mutKl of thouwmU ,'( lo1lani biy tliw multiplication of thow arretts ami blmltiHJ them over to tho grrttl Jury. A constablo klivultt .! eltwtwl at tbo Juno ilestlen who will TAluoO this clasa of fee buslneis to Ilia loket limit Initial of wotkton it up totliBhlabetl notch. Mr. Mtnto baa nhown soma aupoattiui to lt the eomity oil cy, but not eiuMiKh ta tntltlo b.m to i lutniiiiMt In tho niUce, EtsttMHIHDJ H lof WVItVRI iKnib. uct Motua lHllaasu7. t'si(tnaiiuii.Hua inTllDi if y wA wnfckoaMUtrftU , Mlg J Ui spa St oBly J-K VturMMi'f ysmsp IsriH a i aUa mM. vt1 vwii wi f,w .l thk hA4ietku -j " ! SHOD rnmfmr and answer every 5 f you just a second? J ought to get a good look d J UUBINUbS PHINCIPLRU NUUDKD A cood ntnri has bcou mnilo In tho til rectlon of hnllJInu bluyclo paths In Ma rlon county. Hurvoys havo been mailo nml tho oxporionco of tho pint year fliifllittoimtbla the niilhorllles toilon ureal ileal butter work this year. Tho cyclists aro nn viitcrprislng class of peo ple, nml aro perfectly willing to bo tmeil if they can aecuro n ronuoimhlo ro turn fur tbo money they pay. Tho progrefls nml Intollltfouco of tho KyAo Is ifoinit to ileinnuil tho applica tion of better buainess methods in nil public affairs, Muruof tho lultmtivo in tlicpo matters iniiat loleft to tho Mirlous localities nml not so much ahouM be ilono from Salem. Kor iiisiniiee,lf all thu tax palilntSlherlou nml that neigh. borhoixl could Ih put nt tliu iliiosal ( n committee of leailing nml public spirited men there, thu retult would bo to throw room r aponalbillty on thu com. munlty, nml It they did not mnUo thu money eo ns far they ouuht, thoy could not blame thu county court, r'or 7ft n month Hltoelher loo much la uxH'clcd of a county Judge. Ho mil not Iki at thn court hoiuo nil thu tlmu anilliuMi his eye on mery part of tho county, whero publln money is buliig ux peuditl. What Is true of tho bicycle tax U true of the road lax. If It can bti done, the rtxid fund of tho county ahimld be divided Into n general nml n dUtrlb utlvo fund, tho latter to lie apiHirtlouwl to eao.i road illatrlut on tho bids of IU uuihi1 vuliiutlon. Then each eom muii'ty would bavo a Juit ami timil tharu In tho oesh dlntribulloii nml would make aomo needeil lmproements vibelherltbad u pull with thu county court or not. The yunug men and the butliua men o' tho county it re demand lug belter ImmIuss mctltodt to be nw piled In public nffalrs. All wlnlum dca net reside In a few iuUlu otlloklo nt da loin, llctlor reaulta will Iw aeeureil by calling in the nsiUlaueo ot tho wide. aako spirits ut thu autlrvi county. If It cannot Iw done under prutent law, let thu law bo changed. Dr. Hull' Cough Syiup la Unqus. lionably the mot rMiiarkable remedy ever produced for the sum of throat and lung trouble, it haa sursd lh()UuinU, aiul ImHtloiie wumlorslu inuHyoai of (uoipleut mmnimpltou. WtlVTURR ItUtPORT Clluuta nail Crop UulltUm Waatlttr tluuau. The forcptt of the, wcivk wua un wjahoiiaWy W4l ami cloudy, while tho uliMlngclns ttere warmer than uoal. TrtMla ocuMCivaI In alt nsjlism of the sUto on rtimlay moiulug. nnu uafituui iuiimi oi chtUkatiit llMfu!lrllMSlKiauic Iu NVMU 'Of II w.. - - .--. .-- umi oi cam Iir MM .atiuatuirviail i4c4Miinii-jaiUu.4hevii4 c.u Hrr hr a ttu&wr m ykKMt Ul unuU K 'frh.mA.KB ...1 ubim IWIlJlIiuI sil cuy wvaua M(ly HBJ U U wtkMvs" & MrlflNM bkawatua co, I ID 1 1 U I i mtiCtitumtVi HOfflER'S , Thoio V.Iitf liaVo found no euro for their stomach troubles should try the Dlttcrs. It improves tho AfmiTit, bmIMs MOKMIO.V and eleanfea tho MJOOV. Hcnlth invnri ably follows its tue. Don't fnll to try it. felTTEBS Wednesday and Thursday cold rain ... I I I Jl. nt... ami some liall occurrcu, mm in w -. vnted sections of tho stato there was ijullo a heavy (all of snow. Tho ground Is In good condition for summer fallowing, except in portions of Southern Oregon, whero It is too hard to work. Corn planting has boon actively nuslied durlmr tho week. Corn and spring wheat aro both slow in gorminat' lug. Hops aro generally in goou conui tionaml their cultivation has begun; nilto a number of ynrds linvo Ix-en plowed up and tho hop ncrengo reduced. I'anturngo is excellent nml mo ouiiook for nil kinds of hay is promising. Many potatoes wore planted during the week. Tho condition oi fruit is still very un certain; tho cold rains ami Irosts oi tins week havo undoubtedly wJiKtt to tno damago heretofore reported reacnes nnnear to have suffered moatinext comes nrunes. nlums, cherries and pears, all of which havo bum considerably dam aged. Apple hao not been harmed to any great oxlent, and tno injury to strawberries nnd smnll fruit is of n temporary nature-, that will posiibly no influence the total yieldl. Tho Increase in lambs Is giving good satisfaction, nnd tho wool clip is heavy nnd of a superior quality. tOAHT IIISTIIICT Owe! I'ord, Gx)ii county, 0. Q. Swan. Fruit bids fair to he a good crop Pastures hao made good growth and stock looks line. Khcep (hearing has commented. (icrvais, Marlon county, Win. J. Clarke. Fall-sown wheat has n re- umrkably healthy and thrifty look. Hops aro coming up tcattercd; many missing hills nru roorted. Knrlngfleld, Lane county, C. J. Dodd. Humbiy and Monday nights, slight frosts; no damage. Block fat. Spring grain all In nnd making a good growth. Htrnwherrles will Iw 10 days late, owing to froat killing first blooms, Alhcnn, Umatilla County, I,. A. Qlth ens No apparent Injury to fruit or other crops yet. Wheat is looking cry lino nnd making n heavy, rank growth. Potatoes nro all planted hure, Wettnn, Umatilla County, Miss Maud M. linker No Injurious results hiiwi been reported to far A few apple tries aro In bloom, hut fruit trees generall) were killed last fall, On some adjacent farms nnd on tho mountain orchards show n mass ol bloom. Wheat hui reached IS and 10 liiuhes on nuarly all raiithes In this vicinity. SOUTIIKIIS OIII'IION. Wolf Cicek, Jotephlno County, J Kleiner Two light fruits occurred, but no damage resulted. Apples will boa fair crop, hut most every other fruit is killed. Table Hock, Jnekmm County, B. M Nealon-Corn planting Is In progrosi. drain looks jellow nnd need wnrm weather. Potato planting Is about done Hardens nro backward nnd injured some by fioatr. latino, Wallowa County, A. K. Orny lleuvy frosts uud somedamngo havo been done to cherry uml peach bbi sums, drain Is looking Hue, especially fall sown, of which there la u majority In this H'Clloti. The fruit outlook is vary promising; also that ol borrles mid smnll fruits. Klgln, Union County, d K. Ma) fluid Heavy frost on Monday, tcuiicraturo dow ii to !W degrees, ami ice ns thhk us window glnn. Wednetday, snowing moil of tho day. 'lhursday morning there was nearly four Inches of mow, which left by iiihiu. No dnmiigu to cither fruit or gruln, except that thu early sown fall whunt shows a Utile yel low ness. Union, Union County, John V. Miu- nick For tho hut sewn da) a a cold north wind ha prot ailed, with f reeling temperature nt night The fruit crop ( has had a hard battle with frost nnd un-' favorable w natlier. The bloom is not nil open )ot. Harden trunk la up and some ol It n.H iHHm Inmeii. unnge atiKik Is seatterwl oer)'whnre by thn latobtorm. "Tho Nobleit Mmd The bail contontuicnt bus," Vol, linn nuii. ....,.!.. In ii. In. I in. ii.iiii .. Iiunviui IIIII.IV ,11 IIIIIHI. ,11, ,,,i,ll U, .....in un in. vu nurfurt luiiit.iMii.inui wlUiuiil nlOklwil Inwllli. Tlie tAaal , hlr,ljl for one i.rer tlwn herself. muutw Kopipnrw and Iho Hlum-cli1,, "mglrlw ho lslwsy wondering why .....i .i,..,iw, ....... ,.a i,. ...u-i i., lw wurkl dim iiuhuiw for inr-1 ...... ...H ...... ......,- ... ..., ,.,.... Tlie Ihwi ii'wuis lr this punuHe Is HikiVs Sariparillu. It promptly ouioi all bhaid huiiiiiis and eruptions ami lone up iho system. t'i.i f,.tkat.k M..iiin.. i, iin,,,!, 1MK j OABTOltlA. TilbiiU to Thomas Kay. Thtt lloiieburg Uevlevv lm this editor M estimato of the lute Thus. Kay, founder ol the baleut Woolen Mil t Mr. Kay was a wowderful man in mtuy wnvs He had mi education In lhv,s ur rebooting yti Iw bad an unlim itwlitoreof kuowldi that wouhl sur juIm ami Miifouwt many who wilier tlieinlveeliicutnl t'pmiany nibleet iuvuivititt prtU'lKwl tmstiM Idws, tlwru ar U H.en who 1-oul.t make a more eh iiuent. intell,tk.ii ami eotertaiutnt; ad di-s than he, ai.l in the diHisaHi of ablru pulilkttl question ul tialitmal niin.v ha had a way of rttii'hin,; nHind whh liwiwiis ilwt would aslsmuh a i. ,4.1 auipAlier Tlnra ho watu alt ui Theiuai Kay. lie a- a worker i i - -1- in ih lull hiiimj ut the imui. ami Ida iiauuistoHillv lumttful aoliwvwiwuta. ititliMran)(matty wUUnuuea ami ro WHMllutwiwWliavttdlfceBMrtBta aity Ira. dstermlued lHrttr tlwn Ida wCH I.Mil d. il tll.tlllt!......! Ij. I,.d it. .I.... ... r-n.w ..,v.i..u,'4fr iw ,, hv'imji iu iiv"Svumkkmm"'----- OCDB r nontrlbniloni for thu Depnmeni r -x w a& A. iMMCtfullr o)Icltd from our reader K JS m.'ak.mmmmm'Sk OPPORTUNITY. Thonlght was biticrj Prldo and l Hat gaztmc on It thru tho pane Who can this gallant horseman be Thnt at our casement draweth reln7 V e turn our faces, Pride and I ; And yet tho pleading and tho pain j Of thnt ono look I nay, out of night lie's pasml Into tbo night and rain. Who could tho bold intruder be? Alas! today 'tis but too plain; Ilia name is Opportunity; Ho never came to us again. O. II. Uierhold, in Now England Magazine. 8EHVANT VEXATIONS. IheHoiuilon of Ihe Time-Weary Piob lein of Domestic c civics in S'ght. Wo nil know tho usual methods of sonant's training. They aecuro a posi tion iirst at general housework, then after stumbling through duties, never before heard of, and handling foods and and utensils tho value of which is utter ly unknown to tliem, desert their teaih-ur-mlstress and tako a place at higher wages, lteceiviug further Instructions irom tho new mistress thoy leave tier also for higher wages and still further Instructions elsewhere. Tills condition of tilings is a disgrace to the intelligence of housekeepers. in staling tho caso I have not nog. lected to Hud fuult with mistresses us hc 1 1 us maids. Indeed, the largest blame rests with tho former, for their greater Intel igeuee, uud Intelligence has its rcsKuaibilitios. b'ervants tlicmtelves are not going to lake the trouble or go to the expense of ncquiring training if llit-y can be Just us well remunerated without. Therefore, it remains for the mistress to make improvement possible, and to insist upon it. With all thu lire of an exasperated housekeeper would I preach tho doc trine of education llrst to the mistress, for only from that can come education of the maid, A foreman in a foundry or mi oterseoi in u building knows how to do tho work of thu men under him, otherwise thoy would slight it, partly btcauso ho could not recognize good work, uud partly because he would not discover faults. Is it not exactly so nlth domestic scrcico7 Then there is another thing to louiider. Many of us havo no servautat nil, orouly for ii part of the time, uud then is thu necessity for do mestic knowledge doubled. The reined v for the domestic problem is tho school for domestic science, an institution which brings ubout tho de sired result of making housekeeping a science, housework a trade. Tho most succi'ssful school for domestic science iu this country is simply n well-equipped kitchen accommodating 10 pupils being taught systematic housekeeping. Ilehu 0. Caudee, In the May Woman's Home Companlm. A belt of patent bather, kid-lined, is rut in L'rmloiititl width, from nun anil a - - ' , -- half inches wide iu the center of thu back to one inch iu front, where It closes vvilh n nleklo harness buckle. Thu silk belts are folded and graduated iu width llku this ono; this is becnute tlie narrow Ironta give thu much desiied long-wnislcd appearance to tho tlguru. Another (intent leather belt has giltttd hinges at the vide which yield to the llguru nnd gilt liaruesi buckle. A third belt Is simple fold of patent leather one-Inch wide with a slide of tho suinu. no biieklo lieini? visible. Tl. belt looks very unoblru.ivo and refined.', 8eahilp.oiK.sals endorsed IWosata m, .. I, I . 1 1 ii iii i ii for Wooil for Caiiltol," mloresHil to the The small bueklo and clasp which hold undersigned will la, received at tho otlue jt aro lonceau-ii iimicrmuili, A one-Inch belt of brown Suetle, wilh. out buck'e, is fastened by a narrow leather strap which is drawn buck and forth lietwccii two rings in front. Hundred of new clasps nro in tho shops. They nre most of them, spark, ling uud showy, madu In cut steel, in enamel, iu l'reiicli gilt, in rlilncstone, iu white metal. The Unpopulardul. Tlie girl whoso talk is all of I, I, I, who lakes no interest in anybody cUo, nml cares for nothing but the sound of her own voice. The girl who rays unkind things of her friends uml relatives iu their ab sence, who is alwa tolling tales and making mischief. The girl who louk down iion her mother, nml snubs her brothers nnd s4ters, ami grumbles generally about her home. Thu girl w ho is rude nnd disagreeable in inive vviioin tno conakiurs tier in ( .. i ii .... ... i iiunriors. ami wnoiieor showaanv roul . . .1.1..1. ..1..7.1 - ., - . "".,!, 'V, V;"""'" snej uois nn thing ft, r the world. 'htf ,rl isiHi vainof her personal apiitutanwi that she thinks everybody U l(HKltii; at liur. Ullll ntlltti-il lult l u iiiwflsilHiiiiiwltiHMit ihhingfor.AND TAKE THEM TO OlM'LbY. , , w,,,v. A lluibOnden. It's rather dark iu the earth doday," -aal one little bulb to hi brother; "Imt I tlwigUt thul I Mt sunbeam ruy Wouimt strive, ami grow till tint way I" Ami tlvev netted cIum tii.u..l luttwytUtit:HalaHil Um eJ by day assl by utulit nil lo Ittlta uMlNt4 in rm and uttito. lt out ef the darknas-t and into the Amtwl) kl.wd one amrtl .... , " Uttnt. mt. "-ikKniHi juuruni OASTOIHA, lUamlks Han4TtcBHM!tiitBM CoHiuv.KH'a Nowe. Tli iMHUry InformatioM t.utaltnw. lniitnivUn and trwUim ( a ire. bvOii. ehuroli Iu Jhll iw n, I in ,1,,, , '" il,H ,.vf- ll b yW,b,,tt UP appllju t5lU trtlMt..lJ, P ILa .. .d(u .1. I., I . . ... ... ..-.-.,--v, mv i,, inv bhu SOIICIieu.i Ktlu ...... " " f - vv ii gou . - W.'A.'V? TOPlUtJ! mm'aW OUR VETERANS A roellc Pies for Jmllce to ths IndUn Wr Velersnf. We proudly recount tho deeds of the men . . . , , Who died on the field, or dark prison Tl'oso'lMng today, or tho lostslncethen, Heroes oi Lincoln's war. Wo'ro proud of the boys, but lately in Who westward were led, by Emplro's They planted our flag In islands afar, Tho Second Oregon. Butwhat of tho men now feeble and Who came o'er Iho plains, In that ear lier day. . , , .. A vanguard undaunted, preparing tne uny For thousands yet to come? Thoy found hero a home, but (till found no rest, .... For savages roamed oer tho unbroken west ... i With war paint nnd feathers, as warri ors dressed, A merciless cruel foo. When murderous fiends spilled white settlers blood These boro trusty riflles, through slorm and flood ; Or marched o'er wide wastes, and night- watches stood, Thoso murders to avenge. Long rears havo they walled and ratch- Kif. lint In vnln Willi hopo against hope, yet hoping again, Altepubllc, great Lord, on land and main, Would grant them pensions sure. For shame I legislators, living In ttnte, Hut little yo reck, what o'er Iw tho fa'.o Of thosowhooft braved the wild Indians halo, And saved this western land. riiey brought about peace, though oft famislii'd and faint. But bravely fought on, repressing com plaint, Their record is uood, with never n taint Thoto I. W. Veterans. Must ativ ifodnwn to a penniless Brave Witli no one to help and no one lorave? lorblil It yo men I alike royal ami uravo Ami enter BOiemn p-otest. Cvnus II. Walker. Albany, Oregon, April 20, 1000. Afies BinnBt Tn niilut illcvstlon. relieve distress nfler entluu or ilrlnkhiK too licartlly. lo prev cut conitlpntlon, take Hood's Pills Sold everywhere. 23 cents. OA0TOIIIA. Besri tlis A" KM Voa Han Alsirj Botf H Coi ductor'a Excursion, The Onlor of Hallway Comhutors, which for several years has held its annual picnic at Salem, will this )ear iro to The Dalles, May '.'7. The excursion train from Balem will start at UtfO n m I of that date. Hound trip fl. 13tf CASTOR I A For Infants nnd Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho jSlff tr " 8lgnatu.ro i bW&Zv Proposals for Wood. ot Secretary of Slate until 2 p in., May 10, HHX), for delivery on tho Capitol urounds. or within fo ir or llvu bloek 1 1 Jhl4lSf tftm li.hl.Wjk U..a.a...l... 1 is Uj ofallor anv tart of four bundr! and fifty cords of fir wood, cut while itreen from big II r nnd well seasoned; to he four feet lone, closely corded without bulkheads. The rinht is reserved to re Jcct any ami all liid. K I DU.NMl.VH, Kcretary of State. Salem, Or., April 25, HXX). 4-26 12t I WANT EGGS TO THE NORTH, FOR SHIP TO GOLD THAT COMES KLONDIKE X FROM IHE FOR ' UOLD, I'HAT COMES 'FROM NnMP r.ATHPIl tub V A NUMIS. UAilltK 1Mb -V EGGS ME WANTS 100.000.000 OF X THEM. A i unieam j :ir;5priDg Shoes J by tU,"l Ladies' Tans and Bli Ladies' Tans and Black Kid the Latest Lasts, ii Reduced Prices Men's Farm i And DiesSlioeiiubest stock at prices below competition. dflCOS UOGT 95 State .bT. WHY USE nprirnoc THKV LtaitT and Ana WK SELL THBKE rn vnl I I KF WELSBACH BURNERS? re wilt (.rove to you that you ron t neiaiiw "jJ ga r LIGHT CO wiiai That makes you rich, and .1 you are a uve u vuu. iinfirir ttrtll ill find you UWIl IIIICICOIO J"-"" " """ J U'SXk.f famify' roSsand provisions is Ihe raasl y groceries complete. Harritt & Lawrence, o, t. nnaittlWlCK OKOChltV OLD TO9TOKFICB stoRaCYCLB The o,dy perfect Bicycle crank baiter ,jcr cent . EVtyle of blccliT'Dirert pull on shaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs between tho bearings. SbEINO IS BKI.lt.VIKa CAI U AM) UK CO.NVIMCKII Q. A. ROBERTS. Iftr STATU 8TI1KKT I'llOSK 287(1. 7oo Rolls of 1900 ' Wall leaped HAS JUST UKEN 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. HBATIN0I STFJAM. HOT AIR HOT WATEK,- stimales luimshed, and woik done promptly suKMaiitially and at honest prices. Fruit and Mop Dryer work .1 specialty. T. 3 BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II The Orient OK HAK'I Assets Liabilities Surplus to Policy Holders Will iimire you against loss by fire; for tonus enquire ! THOMAS BOLTON, Rwidcni Aircnl. Journal Office. j M. R I? VI 0 V A luii i u 1 n L K A. ftt , MEAT AND POULTItY. Mi loC. Matthews; Siirovwrlo HlmtJi.t Malthawt Slate .trvue near milrcid. IWI.,.1 ........ ,.vu uvnr ntlinMII. JTetllCul and liest meats. My (mtroiu say I keep tllll 1 Li tut lll.nlu ! i... "'v iiivnta iu IUWII The German Market Will be found all kinds of meat and the best of sansneo. HtKK UKLIVEKY. All btffa due ti.e late firm of. Wlt A Muke mustbe paul. 030L.Z, &t SON 171 rMl.lnerell St ATTHaot.RtoCATk. 01 (MuaritEwir. Deals in Krosh Pkh, iVwIUy, Uan Hislnwt eaih price paid for fxmkiy and J A TAYLOR PltOPIUSTtjH ! "&. M. A. COOK, I'roj-Mor, Salem Steam Dye WcV doJ, repaired and hwh1. 1 Huts and kIutm drv. oLmh.i Clla ki.l tuft.. lt it. .,,. vWV Hhona'871 " 1"" Gram Hny, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Male rial Lime, Gtnenl, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored W.tgon S:alcs.etc. I'minpt andiarehi Hlli-ntiou irivi n lniht- dehvnv ol ye,iU i, auvuarl oftl itv llt.l? ITIic Doty Market ZWIsbacb Mantle? OIVB A OOOO lo.vo livkd. OBDKSi . . . ..... ww TIChcmekela St.. Telepl.ono otu you save money uy u,iu...b ..w... ailOChllV Insurance. Co IfOKD, CONN. .f-'.JIo.wio. . I.llrti.taiu. I,:ill,()li.. Sulem. Oie. save 1. II. CO 1.0 AN lui" removed to the New 'nlimn tao doors fouih of the old stand. uhi-rt-hiN f..ri,. t patrons and the public cener,.ll will ucuivu couil. eons treatment Choice Liqun'r and Cigars. 223 tame cinl Slretl. Plume 1161 KIRK. O. U ui..c 'li'ig'Hi Sho i Line Hail' nail The Direct ltoute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and ail tastern Points. 1 f "'" "'.? U"ASB Scenic Lin,-. ' No Change of Cars. On tbo 'orllanil Chicflgo Sial, "the nuest in the West." Equipped With lo:ant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordnary Tourist S eepers SiPerbLibrarvBufr.nCars Snlendid Dinners, Meals a la carte rroe Reclin'ng Chair Cars (.Anifnrriihlo. Pn.l... i Smokers entire Train Complete v Vestibuled Irav l'a.a. Awl. ,;,,., , : SA1.I3M U1)(JIC.S ff-l,H..blt " . deri, ' &&$te., i Fur Si.l u'.i.,.,..; " 1 III I - - II 1 n II. 0,OUU I.OWBSS Co. i Brewster & White 01 coonT BT. rnoNB 1781. Hay, Grain. Mill Feed, Flour, Salt, Land Plaster Oat hay, good food, $7 nor ton. Timothy hay. good, $9.50 per ton. A complete Seed Store- In connection Reliable Seeds nt low prlcos. : t : : Free doll very ; prompt seryico. The Feed Men SO UL.E JiROS. I'iANO rONBUS ANO KEPAUS I'OKTLANU QUE For Hslein mi't tIoIiiIIt ! nlnt l 'U Will MnnleHtii r Chicago, Itork Islatd A Pacific It n The favorite line to all points east Hroad, vcatiuiilul uud up-to-date grains between I'lioDioium uenver, nnu umaiia, Chicago nnd Kunena City, making direct connection in Chicago with all morning trnlns cast. First-class Pullman Sleepers Library Uuffet cars, between Denver and Chicago; tho most porf2ct dining ca service in tho world "A La Carte;' through UrAt-clnBH 1'ullman Sleeper every day between Salt Lake City and Chicago via tho scenic lino; peraouully conducted excursloup iu ordinary I'ullinau sleeping enrsuueea week from Portland and San Francisco to Omaha, Chicago, liuffalo, Chicago and New York via the Ureal Salt Lake Itouto, without change to Chicago. No annoying trniiHferln Chi cago. TIibbo cars nro provided with all ntekly jx;riodlcals for free uso of our patrons. For further information, map, folders, etc., call on your nearest ticket agent, or vvrito to A. K. COOPEIt. Ocu'l Agont. Pubb. Dupl. Portland, Ore. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. 2 Fur Vuaiiltiii: Trill ii leuves Albany . . Train leaves Corvullls. Train arrives Yaqulna I ItelurnlUL': 12:46 p . l'..r6p . 7:2f, p Leaves Yuqultm HOOa Leaves Utirvullia 1 1:30 h Arrives Albitny 12:15 p 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany .. Arrives Del roll.... . . 7:U0 u. m . .Ils.'ioa. in I llulurnluu;: Lcuves Duttoll Airlvca Albany. ... ..I2:20ti bi, III. 5:15 p U'ie uud twu cunnezb at Alimnr and Corvullls with Southern L'ucltlctiulus, uiVltiK direct, service I) and from New port and udjuccnt beaches. Trnlns for the mountains arrive at Detroit at nn'iu, kIvIiik ample tune tu reach cumnlni; uroundft on tlie llrcltcnbuali and tiitutlutu river the Huuicuuy. II I. WAi.DKN. KUW1N HTOKK, U saiga' Albtnr, Orn. T V. A P. A TIIHNKK Asent. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co; THE SHASTA ROUTE Twins lenvo Salem for 1'ortlandanil way stations nt 5:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. tn. and 4 :05 p. m. I.t I'uriUua . s.Ju a M m r U lom tl-oe A M 10 3.1 ' U Ar A.lilan.l uao a M iibp Ar SaCMtnullto 4MI P M J A Ar Sau Fnuicuco 7. r u i ArOgJeu ....ZT.41 A M II to A U tr lienrer 1AM I a M r Kma, tiir l'Ji A M TJi A M ir fhlfiwi..... 7. A U t.ss a U ".n. aukcics IS) P M J) A Jl r M Pmi tCO P M P Ar ton Hoith ,w am a u r Clir ol Muxiw A5M le A U Ar Houitou a,u A M S4 A J4 Ar New Orlusix 'U P M 5 P J Ar Walilti ou. . illAV A J Ar Now York U.41 P M U T VI Pullman nml TnnrlutH cars an t trnlns. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdou and HI i'aso, and tourist cars to Cliicajo .St. 1-onls, New Orleani and Washington Connecflng at BaiTl'iainllaco witli act eral yU-tiniHliip lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami .vouth AmerKM. So Mr. W W. bkTmiei au'enl ai balem Station, r addresa 0. II IIAUMIAM.U. I' A., Portland, Hrejui Suo Pacilic Linr. Lowest rates Best seivi To and frt.m all points Kant and Europe, The only line running tliriiiikjh Wistfati) M I a Tor d(o Moiilrei Boston Without Ohangfl. Royal Mail Steamship !.' to Japan and China. Canadian and Australian Steamship Line to loiioluluiiiiil.liisliiiliii Kor rat and iafMrmall' M,",y,fM 101-KKCiOI. Airciit Saiiuil'n Jl II A hui Akpi.i I'lirllmrt h -I C'oylf , a a. Vitnruvei.lH Plating Jrwelry, Silvrrware. Hicvclo parts ami all kinds of plalilikC ( A. R0BtRTc, lOS State btreat I- Phona 2870 cvRf fawsiiH M& i u . ... .i hi l l.lal. I i ,. .t..Ma b. II . .. d . (k,.t I1"- trr. IM.I, s,.. ffltlMrt. AH I ' -' T-t .1C-C-HC -' -ul e4uirnsl ota uy is- -r rUI tu -1A "'T.l, tr ist. rrt'Kt iui.uf iiiVM.ur. Ii Uiiiii mil 'iidlicliv f ..vSsiiiiLi I! M-nmrmmflS0imimr'T-s-t .-. -""BBpfC" WBtrrtj5p-(M iM7r?3WwT(j-j6w -"p.