The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, May 15, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti rr -- " rw rn E F ' t ?&' ri-WVS S ?V ?' :. Bo-i vfc 95429 Held by Mrs. A, Wyman Drew the 1900 Rambler Saturday evening May 12 ittel Our uj Gift-Giving Ths I Sale July 3rd, we will give to the lucky holders of our second gift-giving coupons, the fol lowing articles: ' ' ' t tBQO Mamblor S40 2 Ml Umbri)i..J-, CO 8 Item KnHid lint S 00 m HttHfK Hblrt I! 00 3 J.H.Koratl fletor.. 2 so rir Dret ciiotm.. i k 7 Fair UufcCMT iluttoiu 1 CO 8 Watch Fob .-. 1 H U fancy Percale Bhtrt I M 10 Hblrt Stndd 1 04 11 Bcaif Pin 1 CO 13 Imperial Tl t M is silk o..., tn II Bat's Wing Clab Tie- 0 15 PnffTI. 10 Bilk Handkerchief.. 17 Pair Oman IS Hum In lUtidkrrcblef. 1 Jlow T1 .. 20 yourlu-bandTie.. Every 50c purchase entitles you to a coupon. Note our guarantee: Your money back if you want it. ' ' ' 6JJolinson&6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. 1 I r. Ladies' Parly Slippers You always expect to sec a baby plump and rosy, don't you? Thinness in a baby is a disease. If not corrected serious results follow. The first year often determines the health for the whole of 1 long life. SetfUS StnuffttoTL is a true and tried friend to (he little ones. It gives them just the plumpness all healthy babies should have. oc. mi lio, lldnrlm, SCOTTSc OOWNB, Chcmlw, N.w York. Whirled upon us in thick sheets nnd tho by the storm and thrown a hundred (cot wator of j nor the ocean wan picked up bodily before It ON THE LIGHT FANTASTIC TOE. j spk'cialT BLUE SATIN PINK SATIN RED KID WHITE f. KID j & 'JWMMWMWWjrM'MMWJVMf s&iA bboe sfor? t 0V Btato St THE MILT JOURNAL UY HOFER DnQTHEHH. TUKBDAY, MAY 15 1000. Dtilly Ono Yoar, '$3 OOln Advnnoo. Dally Four Months. $1 In Advnnoo. Wookly Ono Yonr 81. OO In Advnnoo HOWCOMPRTITION WOHKB Tlio operation o( llm coinjotltivi ays- torn Is woli Illustrated in tho way tlio wood controcto for tlio Oregon Ituniio Asylum woronwnrdod, All tlio wood- haulers in tlio country uro invited to tondor bltla for n yrar'a aupply for tlio largest state liiititutiof , When tlio bids nra opened It In fouiu' tJiat ono man linn put In n bid for 1000 cords at f 3 a cord. Nearly nil tlio mnallor blddora innku thulr bid nt J n cord. Bourn mnntl Mill nro ut (3.75, but ono largo bid la put In by n man who lint no wood, U00O cords ut 2.74 ft cord, llu is awarded tlio con tract for iieurly tho ontlro ntiiount re qui rod by tba statu. , Now laying aside tho quostlous of It being a straw bid, ubout It beliitf tho same wood that wan offered tlio statu at f3 a cord, tlio question as to how tho straw bidder was nlile to got Ills bids just ono cent below tho lowest bid for any In mo amounts, lot us soo bow It works in practical operation, One man lias now a practical summer's contract. It ono man and n big team can got '" throe cords a dny from Mr. Bkiff'a thu burland out beyond tho Hnarts place near linger. It will tako twenty teams fifty clays to got tlio wooI to tho asylum, In place of tlio smaller farmers, who havorut wood all wlnlor In tlio ex poctatlou of being able to Bell it to tho Statu, hauling In their own wood they must go to work for Mr. Hklff and haul at J I a cord, lly working early and lata and soaring out themsolvoa and teams and wagons ami liurnoss and c!c thing, thoy may earn f:tuduy while their own wood rots. Counting acoi dents and repairs that will lw needed they will not make very good wages, White thu speculative bidder will make a clear profit of 60 cents to ft a cord. Of course, Mr. Skiff has a iwirfeot right to gel out wood on a largo wale and tin der tho coiujfOtltlvo system soli It to thu state, men through a proxy bidder. 1 lo tuny havo a right toehnically to put In tho saiuu wood at two price, or to nislgit tho wood to some party temporarily so as to gut It u at exactly oi.o cent less than tho other low bidders. He has a right to hire the cheapest labor and (lis cheapest hauling that ho can get and to maku any profits out of it Umt ho tan JUif uns Stamp once cur)' wk wlih Seven Sutherland Scalji CUAncr, when lmmndldtcl) ic'lowrd ith a tliojoilch nriill cation of tho Hair O ruwxr, w ill nuU Die hair tod, ullky nnd luxuriant. UHlovly hair incris unhealihy hair THti pre iiwtlonx ureiipiliiMi a well t deoiutf ami jiuriy. They inako akd ktt Uw hair boautlml. rex men, wvmen ami children. under tho law and tho system that legal Ires tbiiso things. Wo aru not saying mesa tilings to in nny way rclioct upon lilm or his methods. Hut what right has tho asylum hoard, acting as thu agents of thu people to adopt a lyslum that gives n inonooly to ono man, and ha a rich man, to tho (let rlmontand illsidvautagu of a hundred oorer farmers who aro tlioroby shut out of thu market? What Is tho statu? It is thu people acting through temporarily appointed ofllcials, What right have they to adopt u system of procedure that unrlchos ono man by tho labor of otlinn, ami keeps thu many poor or whom they cannot get their heads abovo water and that Is aliout it In Western Oregon whew tho wood hauling neasou lants only nlxnit three mouths, lly giving ono man a monopoly they practically force nil this heavy hauling ovor one roud mid ruin that road for several years, un til work enough can bo dona on It to smooth It up again. They put n pro. mium on low wages, low prices, abusn of horses and abuio of men, and Impovar Uhcd families. And all this in thu numo of government. What Is thu remedy? lias not the statu tlio right to got thouhoapost wood? Is not tho Imrd compelled to tako thu lowest hid? Hhaltllm statu favor local woodcutters and woodhaulors at thu oxk)iiihi of tho taxpayer in general? There Is no remedy if the statu olllolals prujtoso to follow tho strict letter of the law ami not go behlnJ the returns and not serutlultu thu character of thu bids and tho practices employed to get the bids Just in thu shape thoy weru got in to by undoubted sharp practice. At thu poiltontlary under Uowirnor Lord's ml. ministration, and under thu preceding administration no such practices weru permitted. A fair price was paid ac cording to thu statu of tho markut, and thowoodhaullngwrts divided among as largo it number of bsualldu owners of wood ns oa.ble. IKI.I. t 1 . imsworKoiino imnunip on anyone and was not unjint to thu state. Pri marily thu stato, which Is only the people theumelvos tn tho working form of government, can hate no Interest In monopoly, in low wages, and tn unfair prices of products, or in condition! that work a hardship on any eloaa of uitltous. Thu stato should not vr bo a party to forestalling the market. That was a crime under tho old common law. and in these days of trusts and syndicates it is not the less a crluis. Wu do not ex Hct that tho state board will change its ruling on the asylum wood contract this year, out u is reaeouoiiablu to exixvt that a different mtum shall be put into HJievl in tlio next legUlaturu under whloh sash a iniKiopoly contract will be im possible. The present law should bo upheld aud executed but as its workings are inautioitly bad it should be changed, slienrccdeiit set at thu asylum in bnylug wool ihould nut be fol!ovtid. into the air and frozon Into ice could fall again. Tlio chains ono after another had parted so that by this tlmo wo wero hold by a small drng anchor, which wo now lilted and our vessel phot forward at a fearful sneed straluht for the rocks only CO feet away. Tlio pilot and crew irieu io noisi tno sail, uui it was irozon fast, and thoy yelled for every man to save Mmseli. Wo bold to tlio ropes waiting lor tlio crnsn, but wlicn within a few feet of the rocks our drag caught ana nom lor a moment, but long cnougn to awing tlio ship all around at a tangent, nnd wo wore driven forward in such a way as to miss tho point of extreme datigor.but wo wero soon driven near a pcrpondlcular cliff oven moro clangorous than the former, when our little drng anchor ogaln caught and checked tho boat, tho guide now saw tho last opportunity and sprang to tlio jib sail ur.d by almost superhuman effort tore It looso from tho Ico and tho wind caught it witli a jork nnd partially ailed it, the rope to tho drng was cut with an nx and thu vessel swerved to ono side, just winning tlio rocks as slie pasted, anil shot liku nn nrrow Into tlio open sea, and for nlno hours following our bravo guido stood at tho helm directing our vessel, If ho had relaxed his hold for even ono ininuto it would havo sent vesvol and all on board to tlio bottom of the sea to him wo owu our lives. During these eventful hours tlio captain was below trembling and quaking with fear. "A Blngle Fact In worth a shipload of argument." Wlml shall Ixi sulci, then, or thousands of facts? Kvery euro by Hood's Hur Hupurllla Is u fact, presenting thu strongest posilhlo evidence of tho tner It of this medlolno. Thousands and thousands of such facts provo that Hood's HnrBnpnrllln will euro all dis ease caused or promoted by Impure blood. It Is tho best inedlcltio money can buy. Iniligottlon, nausea aro cured by Hood's 1'ills. 5 A fow dars niro workmen In the Tcnlsno stone quarry in Washington, found Imbedded In a. solid sandstone an urn-shaped utensil, made of a dark material resembling graphite Several fine dogs have been poisoned In Albany recently, and the Albany Rod fc Gun Club has offered a rowan! of (50 for tho conviction of the poisoner. The Astoria News says that a genu ine Ucrmaii carp about I leet long was caught at that city a fowdays ago. Dr. Bull's Cough Uyrup Furnishes most substantial comfort and relief to consumptives; it works most remarkable cures. Don't despair. Itelicf can cer tainly ho had: a cure is possible with this wonderful remedy. i Itev. A. O, Jeffries, of Los Aneclcr. father of 1'ugllist Jim Jeffries, Is iu Tncoma, on an evangelistic tour. interview, no Uclended In on prizeflehtine as an occupation, and he thinks bis son will win in tho coming contest with Corbett. "IjjiiU House The Eagle Bicycles, The Dcst Prescription for Malaria. Clilllimd fever Us bottle of arore'iTutelefi Ch II Tonic. Jt Isnmplr Iron and quinine in tiuteleM form. No cure, no pjr, l'rle Wo. 6 10 Smeoa BOUND OVER. Wm. Thurman Held On tho Charge of Burglarizing a rjtore at Jefferson. At Jefferson, Monday. Wm. Thurman was held to tlio Juno term of tho Marlon county circuit court, by Justice of tho l'eaca H. T. Jonnion, on a cnargo oi huridarizlni; Smith & Jones' storoat Jefferson. Tlio robbery occurred on Saturday night, nnd about $20 was taken, all but about f3 being in mutilated coin. Thurman was arrested in Albany, Sunday, having a lot of this coin in his possession, which ho was trying to dis pose of. Ho waived examination and his bonds wero fixed nt f300,in default of which ho was brought to the county jail, Monday, by uonstablo W. L. Jones. Is tho DEBT nnd EASIEST RUNNING WHEEL MADE. It has tho best rims combination Wood and Aluminum which will not warp, in wet weather, rust nor corrode nor .pi it I Ike wood. It gets ts i y running qualities irom mgiu rramen uim mu xu... -- - ,,, .7,,,.,, atav making tho most Rigid Crank Hanger put on any wheel made. s onad bwy nnd Aluminum Rims aro on no other wheel being patented, assuring Eagle RUera tl, rv !..! nn.l anmnth nv il fferent than any OtllOr Wlieei uinuo. i - competitors flght Eagle wheels? Answer Because they are good, clubs always lie under the best Apple Tree." "The most rAfCNTCO. sus. sCXiV- ti'ffilBwfeRvuF'4KSsaa Thf esliing Machines, With most Threahintr Machines tlio old saying holds good, but with the RTJ8. BELL OYOwVb wd lftBSILLON FAUMEftS' FRIEND WlND 1 STACKER , does not, for wo regulate the blasts to blow whore thoy will da the most good. Our Machines for 1000 nro molol of perfect on. They are built especially for the Pacific Coast trade, havo chain drlvo and extra largo shoo and are subnUn. tial In all their parts. Tho CYCLONE will thresh the fastest, clsau thsbwl, run tlio Ugliest and last tho longest. At Bed Time take a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright and my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidnoys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is mado of hrbs. and Is prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lanu's Medi cine. All druggists sell it nt 25c. and CO cts. Lnno's Family Mixllclno moves tho bowols each day. If you cannot get it, sond for free sample Addreis, Orator F. Woodward, Lolloy, N. Y. Ladies or the W. C. T. U. Wo desiro the prcsenco of nil tlio W. O. T, U. ladies Tuesday Mny 15, ns thero will bo election of delegatos to the con vention. 1'llKSIDENT. FILI.INOTWO PUBLIC POSITIONS Young Mr. Hart, who is a candiduto for prosecuting attorney, but who has bcon filling tho olllco of county superin tendent in Polk county tlio past four years, says that fact has not presented him from pursuing tho practice of law continuously during that tlmo. If ho has practiced law during that tlmo (as hu claims lie has) then ho should either hao resigned Ills public olllco or at least liato turned his salary and emoluments back into thu treasury oi Polk comity. Fiirthormoro, If ho wero an honest friend of thu people lie would havo advocuteil either tliu abolition of tho olllco or the salary of county superintendent. Hu did neither, but prefers to go 011 record ns having held tho olllco nnd drawn thu salary, and nt the snma time having "practiced law In tlio county, statu and federal courts." Since nn attorney can not practice law except under a tortlll cutu from the statu, this young man comes very near having held two olilces nt thusaiuj time, and no doubt worked both for nil thero was in them. The people havu nearly enough of this klud of grafting. i A OnKAMUnY Fon WOODUUHN That Live Town to Keep Up With the Dairy Procession, At Woodhuru thu creamery meeting held was well attended by farmers, ami much lutorsst was manifested in tho project. A proposition to put In a separator and begin ovuratlous within u few das, made by J. C. KuupMiund P. C. liases, representing tho Columbia Creamery Company, of Portland, was fnornbfy received and an agreement to that effect was signed by all owners of cows present It was also agreed that a plant for the manufacture of butter ami eheeso was to be added as soon as Mr. Kaupisch was assured of 10,000 pounds of milk daily or tho product of 500 oowa, which Hum tier enn readily bo obtained In this sec tion soou after the separator Is iu. Decree of Foreclosure. Iu tho chso of Mark Skiff vs. Gortrudo SnvnKO, a decree of foreclosure) lias beon irrnnted by Judgo Itoiso iu Department .o. 01 1110 circuit court. TheRusselCcmfcund Tt action Engine. Is tho most powerful cngino built. It saves ono-tlilrd to ono-hnlf in fuet and water, is of leiis weight than tho single cylinder style, and the prico is rieht. If you contemplate buying an ENGINE BOILER. THRESHER, SAW MILL or HORSE POWER, writo for our 1900 cataloguo, and when Iu Salem call and see us and ex amine our line of machinery. Not Dead Yet. Thu John A. Logan Veteran Reunion Association, which lias for so mnny years lieen held nt Mehamn county, Or., has been moved to Lyons, Linn county. Or., by a vote of thu majority of Stockhold ers. The present location is on tho O. A; K. R. It. Wood nnd a lino spring of water will bo found on the grounds. Grounds aro among the best iu tho statu. Eiicnmp ment will beiiin on Monday, tho '.'nil of July, 1000, and continue through tho wouk. A good program is assured, both even ing and day, Como one. comu all. You aro cordially Invited to attend. By order of tho Prusldout W. P. Milk. 0. J. Paiikkii, Sccrlnry. G14-7w OASTOXIXA. Ban th J9 0J "lrt WwJrJ B'' Vote on Teachers. Tub Jouiixal stated last overling that two members of the school board voted for Prof. Craw ford for principal, whoreas tho facts are. that eentlemau onlv rn. eelveel one olo. It is a fait that two members fnvorad his retention, but when it liecnmo known Hint bis elec ton was nu impnslbllity ono member who would othurwltu havu favored Mr. Crawford saw Ut to cast his otu else where, and thus hu only received one vote owing tn thu fact tliat tho meet ing and tho ballot woro srerot this In formation was not available, hence tlio error, which wo cheerfully correct. We Carry the Best Old Estab lished Line of Goods, rlages, and Hacks; Monitor drills and Seeders; Buffa ami Dine Harrows; Molino. John Deoro and Syraci A Company Enirine, Threshing Machinery nnd WIi Tho McCormlck Bindors and Mowers. Bain Wagons; Racine Buggies, Car- alo Pitts Snike Spring-tooth racuto plows. Agents lor itusecn Inil rit raw Stackers! Paraona' Self Feeders, Tank, Pumps nnd Hoso; Jnynesvillo hay tools. Also n full line of extras for above-mentioned goods including Woods nnd Osborno Machinery. The Bain Wagon Is net the cheapest wngon in prico, but tho cheapest in the end, as it is the bttt. It's mado by honest day work no contract or convict or piece work plan and has oak hubs. No spruce or olm hubs in n Bain Wagon. They are paintsd by hand, not dipped Buggies nnd Hacks, Surreys nnd Traps. Yes, I hnvoallof them, and they ars built especially for this const trade. To appreciate them call and see my line, 255-257 LIBERTY 3T. Conductor's Excursion, The Ordor of Railway Conductors, which for several years has held Its annual picnic at Salem, will this year go to Tho Dalles, May 27. Tlio oxcurslon trnln from Salem will start at 0:30 a in. of thatdato. Round trip f 1. 13tf CASTOR I A Por Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature of &L&tfMZ&i K Thiilllng KxperUntis. Albany DaMiNMat; One ul the Cape Nome party, aonsUt lug of Frank Fromaii, olthtselty, ami Messrs. Stump, Roles ami Huffman, in writing to a friend ut Ind'peudenee, gites ths following graphic aesvuut of ! their oxperieueo alter the wreck of their steam l.tiuoh ami their stall utt lite I tcimuner I The watchman awoVo us at 3 a. in. on , theOtU Hint told us the danger was so great that wimtthtng must be devised to , get out of mir piMllbu or wo would soou , tat daubed to piwes upon the laggvtl rcwVi or It we eot Iho be frwen to " " i uiiuuim w we ueeideu 10 Itiaku for the o wa. The suow from thu tuouutalus was eau.ht up ud A Thing of Beauty. Undlonl Conner of the WllUmotto, has his outdoor conservatory about com pleted, nnd has put electric lights Into It to be Illuminated owning., As soon as tho weather gets a little warmer lie wlllhavu suttee placed ,011 tho walk lacing this inaguUlcenl collection of piauis, wiiien is probably the finest iu tuostate. aim gnosis will snloya pmi. ego uffordiyi at ery few publlo places in inu country. tMores 01 icople stop to a . I tiki a, a. IL.i aj 1 I.1..I1.... .. . I Sl m w mnmiv uui u(iviuu, uiui .in voiinor is tho recipient of many tine conipli menta ujxm his new attraction which is Indeed a thing of beauty. Mr. Pugh's Condition. David Pimh, who sustained quite a seseru stroke of appapltay on riiurlay idltlun of vemi- evening, Is lying In u en nil stupor, and It will bo several days jet v'ii,.i inn uaiivr will CO jaal, Mr Pugh is 03 years of aco. and unMl t ... 'tprxv'ou ne-trty half a cntur srt-ond attask aiviplexy. I'ugli is ns years of ago, and urostod piauis to urxgtiu ne.tr ly half a v api. Tills U his aeettiul attask apoi m uawng sustained a light .troko about JUUKNAL "X-RAYS." Wharton Barker has been condine.l as a volltteat luualto far ) eats by the push pre, but now that he ts aeltng as a political HMiHvoat he ts a saint. Yomig Hart, who CUIIU; t ; t wants to R "HWHW, Njl IIO I1UM1 B .ii- ,,... .r " -- . . vHmvivurjvara ami prauttml taw He's a smart yug man t onsvlu. us al wviipy two puwu pxtlilla make money out of bd(k. be pro (aHIHtt leu ean onsoaiul Woman's Refuge when siok ts Lydia f. Plnkhmm's Vegotahlm Oompoumt. No other metUoIne bi the workl has dema so mueh good. No ooHfktonce has ever keen violated. No women's teatfmotttaJ was ever published ky Mrs. Plnkham without smelal MrmlealeH No woman ever wrote te Mrs, Pmhham for advee without getthm hoi. Ne man sees these letters. Iter advlee la free, and her address Is Lynn, Mass. She la a woman. you oanteUherthe truth. No living mersen Is se competent te advise women. None has had such experhnee. She has restored a mUt- Aw sufferers te health. You ean trust her. Others have. LydU B. Hasina MtJ. Co, Lyon, Uiu Bids Invited. Bids ore Invited for 100 cords of sec ond growth llr and -10 cords of oak, to be delivered nt tho Oregon School for Deaf Mutes, before October 1, 1000. Form of contract f.ir bids may lw had of the superintendent. 7lids will be opened June 5. Clayton Wbntz, Supt. S-O-tOAw-l M. OROISAN SALBM OREGON W?Isba(b Mantle? DECItUSK TIIKV OIVK A OOOD LIOIIT AND AKK LONQ UVKD. WK BULL THU UK OIIADKS: ''YUmvnVE'cCvmA?nTJer7 t.hln.ln wtt,-s- " ! 0M KO 197 Thanwltanrth. JJJS? ij"" a coniumplloii of onlytLrco feet per hour. VrlcsMe. S'renl. '' lMtl0s q"lllU)r ,ui1 !l'ln KlQIITY CANDLK 1-OWER, PrlM MEAT AND POULTRY. MiloCMatthews Biicccator to KilvTSnli AMttthewi , MUJA.T nnd HOULTKY MARKET Btato street near railroad. Freshest nnd Ic8t meats. My patrons say I keep the best meats in town. The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and the beat of sausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills duo the lato firm of Wolt A Mieecku must be paid. CQOL.2; Si SON '71 Commercial St. WHY USE QTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnohlnos Work Done Quickly. Telephono 26S3 black. Leavo orders at residence on 12th street, or Steiner's market. M. Van Flkkt, YkwPakk. 5-Otf Flour Bin TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR CUSTOMERS, ALSO A X X Bread Case NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR EPPLOY'S PATRONS. SEE HIS OFFERS Al THE X X A Electric Store SALEM .LODGES f. J. W. W. in !jo. lis Uecu eTcry ItMij ti.. o.t .. .." ".. - - ' aaiem Lamn Aa 1 PS.TJU. in A. (I. ! w f X. Iloulllrrd, C. 0 I roou IS, Uoorci blk ball, Htita W. A. blilr. Moorvi, clerE, lu. 'IUbAL." Not nuitou Mod nuilltr hni rrll,.,...m. ,..u. ..... ... .. .. .. t.,..v. rrlce, 15 CVIlta. ' "' "i1"1HM hid u.,ui, uuhbu w ""'"' "' nms pui on and burners propcrlr Klluitcd at .bore rate.. nr noir can ana we tu tM prore to you ttitt you tanpt Ifal llora alui 1 , ... hn kAM . . im. u um.v. .w.u. v. OAJ.B.1I U,b UUIITCO " ""- i'u. uu uumen propenjr aujuitco at above rati DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? lf notwnyi ocial light, W o lino nt itorea alia Lt ua ihovr ih.m m , 71 Ciiemekcta St.. Telephono 503. i iat you 8 m Dourt Sheroo.l Korv,t No. t. ifieu ftldir nlsbulumrner block. Job. a. CbaVe, cTr. J A U Brown Htcy IPlT.lyj IvicCoy Stage. Leaves Willamette stable 6 ;M a, m. daily for Lincoln, Zem, McCoy, and I errydalo and return same day. New hack, good horses and careful driver. Parcels delivered along the line. - a-" tf K. K. DAVia. AND TELL ABOUT IT. YOUR X X FRIENDS X A CURE YOURSELF! Ih U U t aaattaifti IlKUrirM, laittxawitoM tfT HHf.Ut kUKkt.BU rnixu (mum, alab, aaJ im ..ula lllfl4lil. St Vf HWt .tlM CM ,m , cs. PJ ' WH rrn Tf -r" nxular aaat a rMtaaS Quick Time to tho East and South-East Via the Union P.C D D oTTSrTv,' ' ' iiCTef"- Tso Dailv Solid Vesllbuled Trains, FROM PORTLAND, or SAC RAMKNTO toDENVER.OMA. HA. KANSAS CITY and ST. LOU18. Less than 3 days to CI1ICAUO with out change; only oue chauge to New York ami other Eastern mint a. n otner line uoea it, lalace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining and Library Cars (barber shop) and free rvcituius cxmircars. J For rates, Tickets and full Informs lion via either tonte, apply to W. W. Sxixxaa. Agent S. P. Co, Salem Ore. Or J. II. umtaor, Gen'l Aent, Ne. 134 Tkdrd L Pertland Or. Brewster & White 01 cocrt t. raoNK 1781. Hny. Ornln. Mill Food, Flour, Salt. Land. Plaster, Seeds, eto SEED FIELD CORN .SEED MVEKT CORN All tho elielee vaneiies In stock, at the lowest prices in the city Free delivery ; prompt service. The Feed Men. DON'T "FORGET . ' carry a small stovk of FLOUR, BRAN, AND SHORT o a ton-at a low prierteaii mfv. Inquiry, and save ASall &' Salem Flouring Mills Co. 3-14-eed That makes vntl rifh. nnrl if , orn oliA in unnr own interests you'll find you save money by trading here. Other people do. Why not you. Olir Stock of family rrrnrfrlp nnH nmuldanc ,c tli mnl complete. ' F"Y,J' U,,J ,J l" Harritt & Lawrence, OLD P09TOFF1CE OllOGEKY HBATIN0T STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER Sin ,urnlfshe and work done promptly substantially "wi pilLCi. RfnnriCTdaH?RPryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 1&2 ! Stato Phone I5II L L. R COLGAK has removed to the New Ealooa, tvo doors south of thu old stand, where his former patrous and the public generally will receive court eous treatment. Choice Liquors an Cigars. 223 Commercial Street Phone itf Platin Jewelry, Silverware, Hicyele parts and all uua pi puimg, f C A. ROBERTS, 108 8UU btre.t M Phon, 287o See Our New Lin6of6o-6am and Baby Carriages F. W HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door NoruVof Post OUfce. S-si'SV?- -:"-;sj