The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 05, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text&' 6 a? i Hbt.lvtV If I Evidence ol lfc mot t tnurkafefe niture, (jml J" j"" people. afUls th power ol Dr. WillUm' Pink PiUi Noiullwr can read It without fttllng hopeful, no sktpilc can read it without iin convinscu. Every dlxate of the blood and nerves U repre sented from a common raihto scrofula I liom neuralgia to nervous prostration j irom pone acheto rheumatism i from ordinary weak ness to pirtUl piy..tyv"fe vd by Dr. ViUUms' Pink Pills lor Pale People J a "IunreJforriToorIX3rmrwlthlhntrouM lf,t r'ltnriifii womenuttliocljunirdurilfc. 1 was much weakened, ( utmtilii rrtn, Ii oftho tlm lo dflinjr own work, oml suircriMl ijtyuwl my poer to Ujih rlljo. 1 wan ilownlimrtml u lid niolunrliolr. I took many uKIfcronl insdlcluM, but uoiljlnif ooiiicd tu do ma nny good. I rend about !r. Wllllm' l'lnk Pills for l'alf rcoplp.amt omoofinyfrlriilrwoiiinieiii wl llmm Iilslilr. I mailouiiiny mlnU to try l.u m. I ImmixM tliottmt lx In JtareU,Il)7,aulo boiirftlwl from tho start , , "A.lrfx and alialf rnret mo eoinpl-ll . npil I nm noir rugged and strong. I Iimi.oUi' ilm.lwieiliil.li njrtrotilIcsliiel ln taklultiiiit' I h.iercjminendellliirtntoiiiiiy Ti-n wlionrt urrrlnjr as 1 sum-rsd. lliojroro tlio on. tlilnic tliut lielW mo lit tlio trial that comes to no many women l in, h.-b1 Mm, J. II. Wssavhi. -..'nwritxt nI sworn to Ixjforo l Hit TA ilny of October, A U..KW7. U alliens, Aofurtf J'uUi. 1 VSSmsstmi the urn MY HOVBlt BltOTMKNA SATURDAY, MAY 5 1900. Dally, One Year 03,00, In Ativanoe Dally, Pour Miitm 9L J). U Mvan Waslcly, On fair ft 0, In Jitr.ii COtlPOHATE TAX-DODOnnB, Thcronrosomd'algnlllcaut faotii boar Intr on tho subject ol tlio taxation ol cor porations owrntlii) under city franchlso in that portion of tho ninth biennial report of tho Illinois lluroati of Labor Hutlstlcs, which was suppressed by thd Tnntior administration ami hat just .won published In tho Social Forum, It ahowa to what oxlout tho street railway rind Kits companies of Chicago Imvo boon escaping tliulr Just ihrtru of taxation, Undor tho old law roal ttstalo In tho business portion of tho, city was assessed on nn avnrago ol W.SH jmr cunt ol It" "fulrcnsh valnoi'' tho propoity of tho street railway and gas companion was assessed at nn nvorago ol 11,10 or cant of Ha "fulr raah vnluo." Tho taxes thuof Chicago City, North Chicago nm! West Chicago street ralltvny companies would Imvo amounted to f 877,1 IS if their prop, erty had boon assessed nl tho miho per centage of ltd cnith vnluo us tho other ulty property; n It wni manipulated, their taxes amounted to (961,280 a rob bury of other taxpayer to tho amount of fKS.WH. A new assessment law was enacted by tho fortieth general assembly of Illinois, which Hits heralded nan reform miwauro. This provides for a uniform aomont of nil property at lit) per cent of Ua value. It has not been In ooiatloii lonn enough to show nil the iletnlla of Its working, but o far as Ihnonrjioriitloui in question nro concern!, it l;as been made evident that thry will succeed In abiding .1 still greater proportion of their bunion iiru tha shoutdura of tho other taxpayers. Tho 1'ooplM (laillsht and Coke onm pany nud tho thrve stnmt railroad mint panics iiivntloiied bvforo were nssed In 1809 at an average rntoof 4:15 por cent of tho actual timrkot value of their slocks and bonds. This is an Increase of 33.87 percent In tho percentage of assessed to actual vnluo J but tho per contriKO on other proiwrty has been moro than doubled, and real result will bo tho amount of taxos they pay will bo actually decreased. Tho doubling of valuation orj otlior property will rnuso n lowering of tho rato of tax levy to such an extent that tho corporation taxes will Im lower )i 1 whllo thnt ol other property will Imi raised. For Instance figuring thn North Town tax rato on f 1000 for 18IK) and again for 181)1), It Is (ecu that tho former would amount to :i,10 whllo tho latter would bo $2.75, a decrease of 35.30 porcotit. This sort of work is not confined lo Chicago, and Is one of tho things which is making s iclallsts nnd oven anarchists. Whon tlio poor man, or small capitalist sees great aggregations of capital re- colvlngall aorts of legislative nnd govern mental favors and thou dodging thler just sharoof tho expenses of keeping up tho governmental machinery, ho knows that there U something urong, and If his brain Is not atrophied ho commences to seek for a remedy. Whon ho sees that the so-tailed lenders oro unable or unwilling to deal effectively with tliwo problems, ho is liable to embrace some "wild" theory that has never had a trial, or to lly oft at n tangent, and want to smash the whole machine. Ing In your city for a practical and up-to-date funeral director, and I am watch ing my chances to get hold of somothlng good that I may do moro business and of courro, make moro money. What is tho population of your city? How much of ft surrounding country come to fc'alom for undertaking work? How many In habitants could one count on from out of town to draw from? I ask theso quca tions In order that I may estimate tho probable number of deaths per year, what of tho funornl directors you now have' Mr. Smith tells mo thoy nro easy and do not tako Interest in giving good servico, but are after tho money only. Of what does vour population consist mainly, American or foreign, and are they Catholic or Proteslont7 Aro they in good llnancial condition? You may think I am very Inquisitive, but one must tako nil theso things into consider ation when looking for a location in this business. I'Icaso lot me hear from you foon. I am not a millionaire. If I were I would not bo seeking a location, al though If I wero worth (50,000 I should continue tho business because I liko it very much. lours truly, O. . Jo.mks. 1', B Is tho livery business overdone In your city? JOURNAL "X-nAYS." Doc Gibson is still at largo. t tt A dry April is followed by a wet May. SUNDAY SERVICES. A, .TO, , K. subject In vita May 0. Synod, 31 Cap- Tho rains always toinu Oregon, Just right In Dr. Uull's Cough Uytup Is a Remark, able medicine. A dry, tickling, hacking cough, tho warning thnt consumption liirka near, needs no other doctor hut Dr. Hull's Cough Hyrup. It osltlvcly cures' throat and lung trouble. PUNNY aunnBUI'ONOUNUK A Salem Dank Kecslves Inquiries I'roin a I'uucttil Director, A Halnm bank received a letter tho pst month that contains not a little grim humor, ol course, unintended) Pato, Ohio, April 17, IIKX). Mr. Cashier, Halem, Oregen: Dkak rim: Mr. Hmltli of tho Pal Is Mfg. Co tolls mo thero U a good open k-'IW JA Man Shod ll'tZlm 21 His shoes will tfive him comfoit and answer every demand oi hard service. Can wc disturbc you just a second? To examine our shoes, you ought lo gel a good look at them, they are great. Xta fz,o4s6 iboe stop? ST' 0 Htntu St i i flur tecs and Some Otlic This Is About Serges There's a sort that goes into women's dreses--no cloth fing manufacturer who cared a rat) lor his lame ever used such the best ol it is made of double yam with a short till ing. After a little wear the strands break out and stand like i,pinfealhers on the wing of a twoday-old chicken the least 1 bending nam it at the seam. You don't want to pay 512.50 to 513-50 for a serge that .tisu't a whit better than one we'll sell you for 10 00. Ours ere 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, relia.ble cloth. Guaranteed all wool and absolutely fast color. Marion county noeds a little of your help against tho methods of tho past. : xi Go to Church on Sunday nnd try to be as good a man ns your wtfo Is, If you can't glvo her tho ballot, t t t Tho reorgnlzcd hen, diversified agri culture and tho llelglan hnro will sup ply prosperity whero all else fails. Kx-Bhcrlff F. T. Wrlghtman, mana of tho Itepubllcan county campaign, has been off on a suspiciously long flshluu trip. I X That's right, Oov. Gecr; dont spend any monoy on tho Paris exposition, Help us got tomo boiler roads about tho Htnto Capital, I I i If it Is proper to run a school teacher for district attorney why wouldn't it bo just as proper to run n lawyer for school superintendent? 4 Do not fall to register before May 10. If you know of a neighbor who has not registered, notify tho nuthoritio and gel lilui on t.io rolls. At tho tiroxont rato of progress It will be dllllcult to keep tho itepubllcan managers hi Marion county from adopt tho entire opposition reform program. ttl Aurora lloronliH, Wop. : Tho Sunday Statesman myt Motor is a Jackass. That is raising liefer In tho estimation of tlio people. If ho Is a jackass he Is decid edly u bigger uulnial than they thought he was. 4 44 Tho most amusing feature Is tho unto tuition ol !;. Holer, ludeiKiudent," ho Is for II. W. Corhett for United Htutes senator. Aurora Iloreulis If thoiKKipIo ol Aurora Miovo what their editor says they will glvo Tin: Jouknai. man ubout I "ft majority. They will probably conclude on election day that their editor is n liar, I t I Frcu silver is dead beyond tho rotnot tiit danger ol resurrection. Hut wo liavu tlio large questions ol national and lumi nous expansion, tho construction of the Mooriigua canal uud other lnixrtunt Wuu4. Do not think of voting for it candidate for tlio legislature ur for con-gri-Bs ulio Is not u Itepubllcan and In lull sympathy with his party on these great questions. Halem Htatesman, Hut liow do you reconcile tho Monroe ductriuo and uxMiitlin7 Tliero was no pariy iiivisiouon too Nicaragua canal in the lower house of congress, but a strongly Hoimhllcmi lonato may hold up thohni. A Minister's Mlstakr, A city minister was recently handed it notice lo Ihi re.ul from his pulpit. Ac companying It was u clipping from u newsmK)r bearing Uhii thti matter. Tlio clergyman started to read tho extract and louud that It began: "Tako Kumps llalsam, thu best Cough Cure." This was hardly what ho bad expected and, allot h moment's hesitation, he turned it over and found on tho other side the matter intended for the rending. 3 o u. a? o xtl x jfs. . Bursas 1IH KM Vw Hl Atwn RwftM of wctyy ttUtAtU 1 This telegram tells how conventions are runt "Hut Quay coutrollivl toilay'a state convention. '' "Why, of courso ho did. It was made up of deleiiatim who owe their oltkea and other plaees to Quay, Why slwuld they not iudorvo him?" Tbe Homeliest Man lit Halem As well at tho handsomest, and others nro Invited to will an any tlruggitl and gut free a trial bottlo of Kemp's llilsaiu for tho I'll mat and Lungs, u reinihly that Is guaranteed to outound twllevu nil Uhrouto and Aouto Coughs, Asthma, llronohltls ami (Xintuiup tlnu. Price aftc. and 60o eod.tw OABTOXilA. OMrstk , lb Ml Vw Hi. Ifairt BM TOri OnXMBXBTA ST. KVANOKMCAt. Preaching at 10 a. m. by lltev. S, Sicwart. Sunday echool at 10 a. Tliero will Iks no evening service, w. a t. o. Hervica tomorrow at 4 n. m. Rev, McKUlup will speak on the "Gospel and uosslp." a cordial tion to all. LUTHERAN. Sermon at 2 p. in. Sunday, Huv. Lossner. "of tho Missouri will preach in tho church corner e: Ital anu xuarion strcots. RVAKOKLIOAl, LUTIIIUAN. On East Hta street. Kev. Adolph Kberle, pastor. As long as the church building is being renovated services will be held in the Congregational church on Twenty first street overy Sunday at 2 p. tn. 'united HRKTiincx In Yew Park, 0. II. Merryman, pas tor. Kev. A. J. Ware will preach to night at 7:45, tomorrow nt It) :30 a.m. and 7:45 p. m., and overy evening next week at 7:15. Bible school at 11:30 a. m. FIHST CIimSTIAN. J. J, Evans, pastor. Picachlng at l0'.3O a. m. Subject, "Consecrated Uvlng." Ulblo school at 12 m. Junior Endeavor at 3:30 p. m. Y. P. 8. 0. K. ot 7 p. in. Preaching at 8 p. m., "The Uplifted Christ." CENTRAL COitaREOATlOMAL. Corner Will and Ferry streets T. II. Henderson, pastor. Preaching by the pastor at tho usual hours tomorrow. Subject at 11 a. m. "I can't," and "I'll Try." Subject at 8 p. in., "Christ nnd tlio Young Aian." CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Salem Church of Christ Scientist, No. 2W Liberty streot Servico 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. in. Subject of morning and uveuiug lesson sermon, "Mortals and Immortals." Sunday school 10:30 a. in. Wednesday evening meeting 8 p. n, VinST COM1IUXJATIONAL. Ilov. W. 0. Kantner, pastor. Preach ing at 10:30 a. in. and 8 p. tn. Subjects: "'llio Power of tha Invisible In Determ ining Conduct," and "Tho Itepublic of Christ." Sunday echool at 12 in. Y. P. S. 0. E. at 7 p. in., Miss Dlanche Kantner, leader. rlltST I'RKSilTimtlAN II A. Ketchum pastor. Preaching nt 10:10 a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m.Tcxt of morning bcniioii I'Ba. 11U:11 Thy word have I hid (II. V. laid up in initio heart that I might not sin. v s. thee." Theme, Tho present Great Need. Evening text, I.ukeIU:25 Memory, a Marvelous phonograph. 1IAITIBT. ltonald McKlllop, pastor. Subject at 10:30a. in.: "Tho Heavenly Muuna." Hubloct at 8 n, m.: "Music and Sonu, Their Place In Christian Worublp. Sun day school at 11 in. Young .People's ling leu oy uiyua urocK ut o p. m. Thu ordinnuce of the Lord's Super at tlio morning servico nmi tno ordinance of baptism at tho ovouing nervico. MRTHOOIST KI'IHCOPAU John Parsons, pastor. Services to morrow at lu;30 a. in., and 8 p, m. Sub ject of morning sermon "Baptism" and ol the evening "The Golden City." nuniiay school in 1-' in. nnu I'.pwortn liniiguo nt 0:45 p. in General class meet ing ut close of Morning Borvico. Special music will he given by tho choir under tho direction of Prof. Francesco Seley. UNIT) CHURCH. Services at 10:30 a. in. and 8 p. in. Sunday school at 12. Unity Guild after morning torvlco, Itev. W. E. Copeland j'listor, subject ol morning sermon ' llio Oiiu Thing Needed," In thu evening ltev. Mr. Coclaiid will explain tho Plan uud iiurpofon of the Cooperative llrolh- erhood, and will glvo his reasons for accepting tho position of national or ganizer lor tho new Insurancu Order. Mrs. Pinkham's Friends arm everywhere. Every woman knows some woman Mend who has been helped by Lytlla E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. What does this friend say about It? Read the letters from women being published In this paper. If you are ailing, cjon't try expert' monts Rely on the relia ble, Mrs, Pinkham's great medicine has stood with out a peer for thirty years. Puzzled women write to Mrs, PInkham for advice which she utves without charge. The advice Is confidential and accurate. It has helped a million wo men, Mrsm Pinkham's address Is Lynn, Mass. 8k.oo Reward Will bo nald for tho arrest and convic tion of any person caught injuring or cutting palms or shrubbery in or arounu the Willamette Hotel. A 20 tf J. Conner. Contractor's Notice. Tho necessary information touching the construction and erection of a Pres byterian church In Mill City. Or., will be furnished upon application to tho trustees or tho pastor, the bids solicited, 6 1 Iw W. H. Jones WHY USE ,W?Isba(b Mantle? riEcncsB thet give a ooo LIOHT JMD ARE LONG LIVED. WE SELL THREE ORADES! "IDeS?". quite u good qnslltr but girl. candle power a. the K0.3W. an t half the Anro?pu DO YOU Ubt WBLStWU-n ;--V - JiJanwHh.n'r other fo'rm of afil. "-"-' ' -.-T..-. . . .703 trtvrv with ntlfl a BETTER Li""! 'I''fl 'y,''"-,;,",7..hntbemtoTOU, kui light, l-oa8 LIGHT CO 71 Chcmeketa St.. Telephone 503, Chicago, Hock Island 4 Pacific Hy sHlHL Tho favorlto lino to nil points e. Broad, vestlbuled and up-to-dato trVi between Puoblo and Denver, and Omil,1" Chicago and Kansas Cfty. making dlr'. nection in uiucago with all morni. tnorniD, trains cast. First-class Pullman Sleewl T.lhrnrv Hnfffit cam. Imt.wiuin n r1 it's wnat you save That makes you rich, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you save money uy u.ui...s ...... Other Deoole do. Why not you. . Our s?ock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD P09TOFF1CE QHOCEHY mRACYCLB For bale. Wo have decided to close out our lum ber business at Salem Oregon. If you are Interested call at our oulco. 4-0-tf. Goodalk Lnuaxn Co. Hauling Gravel. Street Commissioner Frlzzell has a force of men and teams hauling gravel from tho bed across the rivor, and stor ing It on the bank of tho river near this end of the big bridge Tho gravel Is ol bettor quality, than mual being flnor and moro free from boulders and the street commissioner will secure n year's supply. GLORIOUS HAIR The only perfect Bicycle crank hanger. 27 per cent, lesa pressure on Its eelf-oiling crank bearings than on any other style of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs between the bearings. :::: SKKI.NO IS BELIKVINa CALL AND BE CONVINCED . A. ROBERTS, 105 STATE STREET. Phone 2870. -- 7500 Rolls of 1900 KDaper! Library Buffet care, between Denver ni Chicago! the most perfjet dinin r, service in tho world "A La Carta through flrAt-clnss Pullman Sleeper ev.t. day between Salt Lake City antl Chlc.2 via tho scenic lino; personally conductS excursion!1 in orumary rullman slceoln, cars onco a week from Portland nnd 81! Francisco to Omaha,. Chicago, liufTaia Chicago and New York via the Gr' Salt Lake Route, without chanM u Chicago. No annoying transfer in Chi cngo. ThcBO cara ore provided with si weekly periodicals for free use of our patrotiB. For further information, rust,, folders, ota, call on your nearest ticket agent, or wrlto to " A. E. COOPER. Gon'l Agent. Pass. Dent. Portland, Ore. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME CARD, For Yanulna: Tralti leaves Albany .... Train leaves Corvullls.,. Tialn arrives Yaqulna Rcturnlnu:' Leaves Yuqulna U'OOtt. Leaves Corvallis 11:30 1 a 1:55 n. to 7:25 p. ni Mall RECEIVED. COiME AND HAS JUST BEEN CPP SPP IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & -CO. lsl Door North of Post Office. tn... ...l-iilOl,,, ... 7:04 1. ...Il:30.ii ,-.12:21 Lis. 6:15 p, bi, Arrives Albuoy. For Detreit: Leaves Albany Arrives Detroit. 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit.. Airlvcs Albany. Onound two connect atAlhant..J Corvallis with Southern Pacific tialm giving direct service fi and from New! port and adjuccnt beaches. Trains for the mountains arrive it Detroit at noon, giving ample tine to reach catiiDlug trrounds on is. Urcltcnbush and tjantlam rlrer ih. KDWIN BT0NI. .,t usnf Alktny, Ort. same day. 11. l. waLdkn. T F. 1. A. TUKNKR Anent, "Opportunity Is the Cream of Time." Now Is your opportunity. There Is 110 time when tlio ay stem Is so much In need uf a good medicine, liko lloort'aHareuparlllu, uud no tlmo when it l no susceptlblo to tlio bcuetlts to bodurlvid 'niiiiHiich u mrdicine. Hy purifying, oirichlng mid vitalizing tho jiihhi and tuning up tho Hsieui liood'KSarsuparllht starts you right for a wh jlo year or health, Cut illpittion Is cured by Hood's Pills u W Is a matter of choice. Any m T 1 I A I T 1 '(T woman may have it If she ' J 1 i I I II jl & takes the trouble. OL I ' I I I I ft I J HERE'S PROOF 1 JU J I IlLi 1 Miss Carrie Sparr. 2760 I Miss Carrie Sparr. 2760 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Mo writes: "Six weeks ago I began using the Seven Sutherland Sisters' Scalp Cleaner and Hair Orower. My hair was very thin, having fallen out from scarlet fever. Thick, glossy hair Is now coming In, and I am positive tho remedies have greatly helped me. I advise everyone to use them." They eUHB where others tall. nLDSTDU'aoiart NOWWIH AND HOWIt'S Big ! r( km S ll)WS Porrormanoea 2t30 a.ncl H p m Qrand Fro Utruot Pnrado.at II m. ma, m ii, 1&&U It not very much to ay (or i reJUWe nvi villi hit it will buy otio at our atom, ami you have wur word ami guarantee tbat it shall bo rlulit SIO IL.W.Johnson&-6o.. ' t lie rcopics uiomtcm ana rurnttuers. Try Allen's Poot Ke. A powder to ho tluken Into tho shoi. Your feet lettl swollen, nervous and hot. and Kt lirl easily. If you have smart ing fiMt or tight iliwi, try Allen's Foot ltH. It eook tho fvt and inakM walk iHKMsy. OurM swollen, swrtwttiin; lent, hiiiruniiiit nail, blisters and oallwts Uiwts. Ht4levvs corns and bunltH of all pain and ula toil ami comfort. Try tt ttwlay. Solil by all drtiiKlsts aiuj tbtw stores (or Sfx. Trial ivtokaco Fnxv A-UlrxHii Allen 8. Olmstol. IUoy, N Y. For Sale. A span ol good work hor ; weight PAX) each A ltMAwtf K. M. CaoiaAJt CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hays Always ttwght Bear tho xrj vp' '-" eiutu of (J!k&$f7&1c&t; Kuorinous Waterproof trnls, will be located near Passenger Depot. 300 porfornihiir animals. TIimo aro the hip moral shows that dellhted 100,000 at the Mechanics' Pavilion, San Francisco, recently, and re ceUed tho unanimous endortement of press and public. . Act New this Yeafr HBATINGT STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATKK, ibtimates furnished, and work done promptly sub.Mantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II E, It. COI.GAN hna removed to tho New Saloon, two doors south of thu old stand, where his former patrons nnd the public generally wll receive court eous treatment. Choice Lhpio'iH uud Clours. 223 faniKthl Mrttl. I'lionc Ml SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA j. Southern Pad ii THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lenvo Halem for 1'ortland and way stations at 5:40 A. m. , 7:54 a. in. and 4:05 p. m. I.t runUnd. Lt Btlera.. Ar AihlanU Ar Sscramento... Ar Hu Kruclkc.. . 8:30 A M .11.00 A M -liuTO A U . b$0 r M .Mru ArOitlen ... Ar Denver..... Ar Ktnta, Cllr Ar Chicago......, Ar lxs AnKtlo. Ar Kl I'aw. Ar Fort Worth. . Ar CUT or Mexico.. Ar Houton ,.,. Ar New Orleans Ar VMhlngion. Ar Now York . . t-M A U -. 1.00 A M .. 7M A II TM A M ISO 1' W SCO 1 M . WA11 J A U IM A M tat r h ... A U -K,t3 V U urn 10 83 HM 12.03 1' U 485 All t:U A K 11:4A A U l.t A U 7a A u :M A tl 7.94 A U r l( (Mill 10.SS A U III A M 3 r M t.U A U 12:43 r U I WANT EGGS TO SHIP TO THE NORTH, FOR X TC GOLD THAT COMES KLONDIKE FROM THE v v , s FOR GOLD, THAT COMES NOME. GATHER THE FROM V K EGGS AND TAKE THEM TO EPPLEY HE WANTS 100,000,000 OF THEM. X A X. X MEAT AND l'OUl.TUY, MiloC.Matthews Rucwvor lu KiIhsMi ,t Matthews , MIEAT nnd POULTKY M AKKKT State street near railroad. Freshest and est meats. My patrons say 1 keep the beet meats in town. The German Market Will be found nil kinds of meat and tho best of sausage. FKKE DELIVERY. All bilTa due the late firm of. Wnlt ;A Miescke must bo paid. LUOL.Z Si SON 171 Commercial Kl. Every Trained Kloidianta, Tralued Zebras, Tralnel Ponies. Now lwl Urver than ever lWoro. Trained Moukeys. rraimsl Coats. Trained. IH. Brlug the Children Only wuffl w Indleus In tho World. New Special Features ituu rrvuipo ol lVrlonuing 8als. The Smallest Llrtoi! . v.,v. ...v.. .imjur Miir, iwimijr lliu i?iuaiiesl Cetiuxii: au. LMbj: : t Spring Shoes Ladies' Tans and Black Kid - the Latest Lasts, at Reduced Prices. Men's Farm and Dress Shoes in best! stock at prices below competition. JACOB UOGT 95 STATE3bT. M The Doty Market ATTIIBOLDLDCATICX 91CODRTBTRLKr. Deals In Fmli Fish, Poultry, Game, Belcinn Hares ami Fruit. ' Highest cash price paid for poultry aid Til TAYLOR l'HQJTOTult SALEI .LOT) GES slm Csaip No, I' vs. , Id A. U. ,. J. w. w. v?W,l"'.'TVS.t-' - -. . oi io iiii. nil rooiaW.jiUJlV.'wi' ' V ' ". clerk, !gSlgfc DON'T FORGET, We earn- a small ativV FLOUR, BRAN. AND SHORTS., ;''u "l Any. ami are prepared to jupply .mall wusunw-4y T Lt to a ton-at a low prlu tCS? JSt iunuiry. and save yourlmall ch. Salem Flouring Mills Co 3-H.eol Plating "M""ri'.Ti "iiverware, Hh-jv.e pans and all tmds of plating C A. ROBERTS, UD atata Street Pullman nnd Tourists cam en btli trniiiB. Chnir cars Sacramento to Ogdsa and El Paao, and tourist cars to Chlcaga, St. Louis, Now Orleans and WaalilnKloa. Connectimr at San Frandlsco with sov- eral steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and boutii Amorica. Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at baleM Station, or address 0. II. MAKKHAM, G. P. X Portland, Oregon, Canat lao r acme Soo Pacific Linfi, Lowest rates Best service To and from alt polats East and Europo. Tho only line ninalng tkruugli M. I'll Tor ate Monfrea Hostoo. ouristCars to Without Change. Itoval Mail Steams I up Liu to Japan and China. .Canadian aud Australian Steamshiii Line to HonoluliiaiKlliiistralia For ratos and laformatlsa apply to CM. LOUKWOOI) Axent tialem Ore. fl. H. Abott, ARcnt Portland. E. J.Coylo, A.O.P.A, Vancouver U0 ' Phono 287 M ! Don't Miss the New. Big, Parade! J Leaves McCoy Staoe. Wilhuuette stable 6:20 m. W Adults, 23c j Children, 18 uanv rap. .;,.,. .. .T-r -i .. - .. "jiu, i,ni,. iieiv.. .i u ll'lverea along tmtllne: ivrr.r.i; .T.r'."' !"' J,u -rrf"w ivti ivtuiu uniH ilia .,KJ, horses and .awlifdtiw I Parrels delivcwd alon th iil unver Brewster & White a i " TO0RT T. PltOXB 1781. Hay ". MMlTid. Flour. Salt. Lard. Plaater. 3ed. etc SREDFIKLD CORN 'wt prleeaiuthecitr Frw dsJIvery; prompt serylco. Tbe Feed Men. Oregon Short Lino Railroad Tke Direct Itonte U Montana, Utah, Coloradi and all Eastern Points Gives eho!i of two favorite routes, via tlio UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line, or tko RIO GRANDE Scenic LImi. No Change of Cars, On the Portland-Chieag Special, "tke finest in tho West." Equipped With El.ant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers Su erb LIbrarvButTetCars Snlendid Dinners, Meals a la carte cree Reclining Chair Cars Comfortable' Coaches and Smokers Entire Train Complete v Vestlbuled For further info rmatio apply if UUJIAK J.R.NAGEL. Trav. Paaa, At. V. E Qn' Agcal .IsbbbbbW I IIL'.il Ml "T ' CURE fflUPLFl IT ll! U laf 'BU' ,IWkM. lulliH"W'. ' Irrn.iloi,. vr ui. ; 'of '"?'?',:, KIIU MAMOaft- i'aIU. ' " Irstt.MjCsistMCo. ,.rr t1!:.- JIW mj -- --- K. K, Davis, c, . i. 3BT ot tut la UI "flMA II.W. or S UU, V&U llntif ta Lfv. TSSSSSSS mE2 ku. j. A.jriA( tit jj- . i