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7vJ"' 1900 Rambler Saturday evening May 12
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vice than they have had nt Ids hand In
llio past, and no new man could possibly
belter that.
Tlio farmers of Marlon county should
stand by a man who lias stood by them.
They should not turn the sheriff's office
over to the same management that
left It with about fifty, thousand dollars
uncollected taxes, and had turned the
collection of them over to a private tax
collector who had to bo enjoined in tho
courts by the farmers to keep him from
taking from fifteen to twenty percent,
on tho dollar in addition to the sheriff's
salary for collecting them. Tho scheme
was knocked. In tho head by Judge
Boise and now by tho supreme court.
CENSUS ENUMERATORS.
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THE DAILI JOURNAL
DY HOPBIt ORQTHURS.
TIIUIIBDAY, MAY 17 1000.
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Daily Ono Yonr, 93 00 In Atlvnnco.
Dally Four Month VI In Advanao
Wookly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advnnao
THE COUNTY TICKET.
On Saturday, May ID, tho tlmuux
plrcs for filing a nomination by X)titlou
for n county olllco. Tho omiositlon
ticket Is completed nil but a ciitidldatu
for county suiiorintendoiil of schools. It
Is not likely that n Dcmociat orl'optt
' Hit will be found to go on tho ticket
oven by polltlon. Unless the teachors
of tho county or tho Republicans take
tho matter up and run an Independent
candidate, Air. Moore, tho Republican
nominee, will go In without opposition.
Tho olllco should bo filled by a until
Independent of all party management
Tho schools have been too much
subject to iiolltlcal manipulation In the
psst. A teacher to got n fair show in
tho county had to bow to tho political
management, or oven to a faction there
of. It Is not known that Mr. Moore has
any connection with that, but as a
party candidate lui would be expected
to protect the parly first and to recog.
nlxo the party workers, Hut ho is likely
to bo as freo from that as any candldato
put up on a party ticket. He has not
been a worker on county campaigns, or
made political speeches,
Tho opposition ticket to tho ltepubll
cans Is complete without tho olllco of
county superintendent. It will make a
strong canvass. Tho candidates will go
before the people themeles uml advo
cate reduced taxes and local reforms.
They will seek to do this In an oH)ti and
straightforward and gentlemanly man.
ner, They have no barrel, will spend
no money but their own, and if oleetod
each man on tho ticket will have noboM,
or machine, or clique to servo, but the
whole people. livery msn on tho tlokst
is his own matter and not the tool of
some ring tint Is pulling the strings for
ills movement alter he pets into olllco.
The cwruptloiiUl who swarm about a
date capital and couuty seat hae no
loo for n stugla man on the ticket, and
m far as wo know are not supporting one
cf Until from district attorney down to
countable. This is us it should be. The
people will Judge of the merits ( these,
candidates, aud to them alone are thwy
responsible.
Tb Dm Inscription far Mslra,
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Ci.ll Tuuiv i I. limply (wu ami 4utit(r lu
UmSm (ojui .No curl. uapay, l'rl gUj.
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ADVERTISING BAI.UM.
Tlio city ol Balem is receiving n Urge
Muiouut of good advertising on awouut
of tho success of the present city admin
titration, and wteelally for having made
a sucees o( the jwpular four jmr cent
loan. Tho leller to Major IlUhop from
WMti, Wis,, mylng that A olooi bond
m was about to be made, aud aiklng
W (iiformatlou about the FaWm plan,
WlAiiKl in UiU psper, shows (tow
wiiWly spreail Is thU Inuwledge about
tfc boo1 Mnauclal luansgeuumt of our
TM 4m of a home loan was huujju.
nM kfC(tIten' inoveutnt on the
MM-MitiH plan. Ko political tarty
mm a jMkWflt oi) this Idea. It simply u.
i w mn iwi fwepitt, uteru u o pu
wcofoiy on the lundamsuul
principles of government. As tho great
historian snys, common senro Is the
irouluA of humanity. Itepiibllcans,
Democrats, Populists, Socialists and
Prohibitionists united In putting tho
Ulty of Hatem on its foot, when tho
push politicians of lioth partlos fought
tho plan at each step.
The ttopular loan was n great Biiccrwi
nnd stands for a principle that underlies
all good government to-wit, that it is a
crime ngainst the pcoplo to take ono dol
lar more lu the way of taxes than Is nh
sohitoly necessary, under nn wonnmlral
busiuoss silmlnlstratlon. Four iHtrccnt
money on the popular loan plan can and
should bo used in the school district and
the county. It will bo mod whenever
legislators und olllclala become fully tho
servants of nil tho pcoplo Instead of tho
servants of ouly n class the monoy
lending class. If warrants nnd lionds
aud loiius to tho public treasury are n
good thing, give tho largest number tho
benefit of them. Do not mouoiwlUe
them for the few and those few the al
ready rich. Ut guvernmont ba for the
people. Ut it bo democratic. Letllbo
just and equal. That Is what finance
for tho tx-oplo means.
FRANK DUROIN FOR SHERIFF
No pictures of tho People's candidate
for this olllco aro necessary to be pub
llalieil. lie has been Iwforo the Mjople
m a candidate and has made a record
for two years that will bear Investiga
tion. If anyone can show where ho has
over worked n graft on the taxpayer for
a single cent the columns of this paper
are open to them. He has had the work
ot tho olllco done for less than an) slier-
III who uver held tho olllco In Marion
county. Ho has collected tho taxes
without outside help not only for his
own administration but largo sums that
vvcro left delinquent by his Ilepubllcan
predecessor.
I'rank Diiibiu is a farmer who was
raised on Howell prairie. Ills father
gave him a good education and then he
went to Kaiteru Oregon and ctiKamsl in
immiMuu ins own account, no re
turned, liking the Willamette alloy
better, and has since made his lioino in
Marion oouuty. Without disparaging
the merits of his opHmnt, I.louU Mur
phy, a military olllcer lu the Philippine
war, It can lie claimed for Frank Durhin
that he has all the qiialilltMtious for a
a first clai) sheriff, aud that his two
voarsexiierleiicelu that olllco will en-
cble him to giro tho people a better wr
Wasting
Are you nervous, restless,
pale and easily tired? Per
haps the scales can tell you
why. If your weight is
below your average, that
explains it.
Scott's Emulsion is a fat
producing food. You soon
begin to gain and you keep
on gaining long after you
stop taking it. For all
wasting diseases, in both
young and old, it is the one
tandard remedy.
THE OH. TRUST, FOR EXAMPLE
E. I Colnon. In (he Stockton Efenlnt Mll.
John Kockefcller, tho head of tho oil
trust, appears to be getting along ubout
as well as could Iks expected under the
circumstances. If all goes well with his
affairs he will bo on his feet, as thoy eay
in financial circles, innfowycara. Since
tho first of January of this year ho has
cleaned up twenty-four millions, with
tho prospect of the remainder of tho year
brightening every day. Ho no doubt
agrees with Carncglo that trusts are
good for both consumer and producer.
They certainly cannot bo said to bo
harmful to thoso whom tho Lord has
ordained to be on tho inside.
Homctlmes ono is forced to wonder if
tho world is going to sleep, that tho
wakeful and watchful ones may pick Its
poclcbta with greator security; wliother
tho merchant, tho business man, tho
farmer, tho artisan, tho laborer liavo
more than a dreamy conception of what
h going on about tlicm. They read the
newspapors and they know that Itocko
feller and his associates aro making
monoy faster than It was ever made
before sinco the world began. They
know that tho cnormou gains represent
tho labor of eomobody of. umiin
bored thousands of somebodies other
than thoso to whom tho gains come. It
is not dollars, actual gold monoy, which
these deml-gods of flnanco pile up, for
there Is not gold enough in tho country
for that. It Is wealth In other forms
which thoy are accumulating so rapidly.
Now how was this wealth created?
It was created in ono, and ono way only
by tho application of tho labor of
man to tho resources of nature. Thero
never In this wor 1 was any utcful thing
produced by other means. Kyory vis.
ible form of wealth represents so much
toll performed by somebody. Tho
twenty-four million dollars' worth of
this wealth which Itockcfellor alono
has acquirrd during tho four months
of thu current year he has not produced
with his on hands. It would requlro
thu efforts of a quarter of a million of
men to produce it.
Then it is plain to aveiybody that
where ono man accumulates no enor
mously and so rapidly, hundreds of
thousands of other men must suffer a
depletion of their individual resources
that tho accumulation may be iogslblo?
It must bo plain to all except such as
Imagine (If any tiero bo) that created
wealth comes from the moon and does
not stand for no much sweat und toll aud
pain of human beings.
Here, then. Is a concrete statement of
the case, whom) facta reach nliiu out of
ton households In the land. Thu com
modlty which Kockofullor aud his as
soolates control has come to bo a neces
sity lu tho daily lives of tho teople, that
is, ot the common, or nvorago, cople.
Tho rluh can get on very well without
coal oil, or If tho price Is high and they
mint havu ft the difference cuts no op.
preclablo figure In their arfalrs. Hut
with thu vast majority, who are mostly
(oor, it makes quite u difference.
Home months ugo thu oil trust con
cluded that the coplo would stand an
other turn of the screw, so the price
was gradually advanced until now it Is,
In this market, 15 percent above what
It was last fall. Kvery householder in
titockton who uses coal oil has contri
buted his or her proportion to tho
twenty-four millions which llockefeller
has squeoicd from tho people since Jan
uary 1, All over the United States
forced contributions havu been collected
In the satin way. Tho amount In Indi
vidual instances is of con no small, but
it is thu vast number pf these small
amount that makes thu enormous ag
gregato. lVrsona to whom thinking is lulwrlous
may lie diiHsed to treat thu matter
lightly became of the slight burden that
falls upon each of them. It would be u
still slighter burden if our government
should iHirmil oue of the favored class
to collect ten cents once a year from
each of the inhabitants. That, thouiih
not fell particularly by anybody, would
yield a total.of about seven aud n halt
millions of dollar.
Hut would the people stand ItT No.
They would go on strike aud take up
arms. Then what is the difference
whether tho tax u levied directly, ut so
much a head, or through thu price o(
oeal oil or sugar or nails or anything
which I Indispensable in the daily lifo
of the Mop!o and is made the subject of
n combination.
Aiwa) It is the mas who are lleived
tho laboring eoplo and jor people
Renoially. Kvery combination, thure-
imv, miii'ii iiiureaMM me price oi n
necessity or omits tu reduce the price in
conformity to the reduowd t of uro-
diiotlou twilling from theiMHiceutrattoii '
oi eiiort, 1 In the same poiteu as the
man would oeeupy w Ivo slitmUl hold a
(raneliise from the gowntnunt to asMua
everybody ten oonts a head ouoe a year.
Nothing ha ivourrvd to Justify an in
urease in the price o coal oil except tlut
the monopolist who control It have ex
imrleiieod an increased desire (nr more
millions. If ooucenUatiou results in
eheaivr production, which is thu ..niv
argument that is eiilured tu bohall u(
the trust, the price of coal oil should
go down lustead of up. The people have
Just as much ethical and coiutltmieiul
light to au atllrmatlre voice in behalf of
ior price as iney nave to a uegative
Ilea Airftlnut a lit..liMp ,.r... .1.... .i..v
article U a product of uaturvt whlh
turned Into revenue by simulator In the
ucveMitivs ot tnsu.
Named fcr Marlon and Polk Counties.
Qdestions to Ds Asked.
Folic wing is a list of the census ena
monitors named by Hon. 0. B. Winn,
supervisor of the twelfth census for this
district, for Marion and Polk counties,
tho several district to which thoy have
been assigned, ,
MABtOXCOU.VTV.
Salem Lester li. Davis, John C. Mc
Farlanc, E D, Horgan, W. J. Williams,
Chas. W. Gillimtham. Wvllo A. Moores.
Wm. Manning, James Altken, Charles
A. Hort, John II. At wool, Claud il.
Duster, Chester A. I'arvin.
Bilverton Charles V, Younggren,
I'earl L. lilackerby.
Aumsvlllc 3oorgo F. Judd.
Aurora LAwrence I. Snyder.
.Magars u. a. JUdcr.
Gervals Theodore Forcler.
Scotls Mills Jolm S. Itlchlc
Macleay John It. King.
Hubbard J. L. Calvert.
Jefferson James F. Illanchard.
St. Paul John F. Theo. IJ. Urentano.
Hubllmlty Fay J. Wrightman.
Klumb Louis K. Siegmond.
polk cooNtr.
Dalles Harry II. Gosper, Wrn. J.
Farloy.
Monmouth Scott Iiughcry, 8. W.
Doughty.
Indciendencc Edwin C. Pentland.
Zena F. D. Gardner.
McCoy J. Fred Kmmett.
llutler-J. C. Kills.
The city of Salem has been divided
intoniuo districts and tho rest of tho
county Into sixteen districts, and tho
enumerator for each district will bo res
ident of that district, so far a practicable.
Tho real work of taking tho 12th cen
sus will begin on Juno 1.
Alt should Ira ready to answer tho of
ficial question of tho edumerator, so we
placo beforo Tub Jourvai. readers tho
questions tho census enumerator is re
quired to ask?
Surname, Christian namo and initial.
Koiidenco, street and number of
houso.
Itclatlonshlp of each member of tho
iiead ol the family.
Color or race.
Sox.
Ago at Inst birthday.
Day, month and year when born.
Are you single, married, widow, wid
ower or divorced?
Number of yearn married.
How many children?
NumWol chlldron living.
Sex of theso children.
Where wero you born? If In the
United State, irlvo state or territery: if
ol foreign birth, glvo namo of country
only.
Where was yonr father born? Your
mother? Samu conditions ns tho fore
going. If of foreign birth, when did you coino
to I he United States?
Have you been naturalized? How
many years slut e you becamu n citizen?
What I your occupation, trade or pro-
i-nmuiif limn ijui'OUUII U)llieil IU jicr
sons 10 years of age or over.)
now mnuy monins during tlio year
lire you empioycur
How many months have you attended
I'ciiooi r
Can you read 7
Canyon write?
Ulvo tlio main facts concerning vour
education.
do you own tnu Iioueu In wlifcli you
IIVBI
Do you rent tho houso In which you
live?
If you nun tho house, is it freo or
mortgaged? (The same questions apply
to farmer.)
FOR MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN.
.
Two Letters rre-tn Women Helped Through
tfio "Chan- of Life" by I-7U E-nk.
ham' VefetabU Compound.
" Deab JIna. Puumm .When I first
wrote to you I waa In a very bad con
dition. I was passing; through tho
change of life, and the doctors said I
had bladder and liver trouble. I had
suffered for ninoyears. Doctor failed
to do me any good. Since I have taken
Lydla E. Plnkham' Vegetable Com
pound, my health ho improved very
much. I vf 111 gladly recommend your
medicine to other and am sure that it
will prove a great a blessing to them
a it has to me." Mn. Geo. II. Jusk,
B01 DcKalb Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Relief Cnme Promptly
"DeahMks. Pjhkham: I had been
under treatment with the doctors for
four years, nnd seemed to get no better,
I thought I would try your medicine.
My trouble waa change of life, and I
must say that I never had anything
help me so much a Lydla B. Plnlc
h urn's Vegetable Compound. Belief
came almost Immediately. I have
better health now than I ever had. I
feel like a new woman, perfectly
strong. I give Lydla E. Plnkham's
Compound all tho credit, and would
not do without her medicine for any
thing. I havo recommended it to
several of mv friends. There is no
need of women suffering so much for
Mrs. Plnkham' remedies aro a sure
cure." Maiuxji HuTLEn, Bridge
water, lit.
Another Woman Helped
" DKAn Mil. PlNKHAM : I took Lydla
R. Plnkham' Vegetable Compound
during chango of life and derived great
benefit from 1U use." MAnr E. Jaues,
130 Coydon St., Bradford, Pa.
WHY USE
ZhWsbach Maitfe?
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tlOHT AND ABB LONG LIVKD.
WR SELL TJinEK GRADES:
The
TerTlstMt thing In matUes. Dursble ana tf;."NI
glrlnj name candle power a the No.;H7
..l. arflmlnt at abOTS rltet.
AnT oi thcie mantlca put on ana Burner, j,. .,.-,---- no, why DotT CftlI
no vnil IKF WELSBACH BURNERSr we win provo to you
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AnT AVA pu, on and burner. mgW Jj &&&
Call and tee uiand
lU that JOU can ay.
other form or aril.
CcW light.
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VIA UUNTINQTON
Reappointed.
Geo. Chandler, of WIngvllle, Baker
county, has been appointed by Gov.
Geer to succeed himself as a member of
tlio Stato Board of Agriculture, tho new
term of four year commencing May 14.
At Bed Time
tako a pleasant herb drink, tho next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor says it
net irentlv on tlio stomacn. liver ami
kidnovs. and is a pleasant laxative. It
Is mado of herbs, and Is prepared as
eaBlly as tea. It Is called Lano'a Medi
cine. All druggists sell it at 25c. and 60
ct. Lano'a Family Medicine moves tho
bowels each day. If you cannot got It,
send for freo sample. Address, Orator
F. Woodward, Lolloy, N. Y.
it's mat you save
Tint makes you rich, and if you are alive to your
own interests you'll find you save money oy trading ncre.
0lhe6S&d?f fayroSes and provisions is the most
complete.
Harritt & Lawrence,
OLD P09TOFF1CK 0U00KKV
HBATINGI
STEAM,
HOT AIR,
HOT WATER
intimates lurnished, and work done promptly sutolamially
ln
In. in
x. Him
Saturday
10 Pi m
Leave
Salem
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For Ban Kranclteo,
Ballereiy Ovadayi,
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fo Aitorla and Way IbII, m'"
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WILIAUKITE KIVRii 1-.
For 1'ortlaud, NewlrK In,i .'...
Unrtlnw. MondaWedniJA,
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day at 6.S0 a. a, r, P .
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inA nf Iiniip;t nrirps
bruit and nop uryer worK a speciuuy
T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State
Phone I51T
WILLAMETTE IUVKR DIVIH)?7
Dally boats in i-orliana as abors. 1 ran.i, .
rt car Una at Orenin Cltr If ih ..l!"'!"1 Il
delayed there.
ttreel car linn at OreRon City if the iti.m.5.
Ticaew to all point, In or "'
VVHthltiston, California or llio Rut nil01.
checked llironnh from Balem free. Cliot'.?'
rail or river roulo to Portland. Connili
rnado at l-ortland wlm all rail, oefaii titlZ.
Hue W-H.'HUiLliURTl'M
Oen1PaiAgt,p.,riliidor
0. hi POWER
Agent, Trade Street dock, BilJi
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v. v rm.dATi hna removed to tho New Saloon,
Uo doors south of the old stand, r. hero his former
patrons and the public generally win receive court
eous treatment. Choice Liquors and Cigars.
223 Commercial Street. Phone 146
Ur, Hull's Cough Syrup, Never DIsap.
IKilnts thou) who iifo it for obstinnto
coughs, colds, and irritations of the
throat mid lungs, It stnuds unrivaled
ns a remedy for throat and lung discuses.
Hold by ull druggists at i!.r cts.
Electric Light Oidinance.
Tho ordinance committee having in
churgo the Anson franchise havu suc
ceeded in forming a siilistituo hill which
meets all of thu objections made to thu
ordinance, which tlio committee believes
to Ihi reasonable and which has been
made in gixtd faith. Mr. Anson has
slgnl led his w llllngness to accept the i A Trial Treatment Sent Freo to All Who
nun uui niiu iv in uuuevcu limi il will oo
Not Dead Yet.
Tho John A. Loitan Veteran Reunion
Association, whlrh has for so many years
been held at Mchamn county, Or., has
been moved to Lyons, Linn county. Or.,
by a vote of the majority of Stockholders.
Tho present location is on tlio 0. & K.
It. It.
Wood nnd a fino spring of water will bo
found on tho grounds. Grounds nro
nmong the best in the state. Encamp
ment will begin on Monday, the '.'ml of
July, 11KX), aud continuo through tho
week.
A good program is assured, both even
ing and day. Comoono, come nil.
ion are cordially invileU to attend, liy
order ol the President
W. P. Milks.
O, J, Parkeii, Sccrtary. fid-Ww
See Our
New Line of 6o-6ans
Bay Burglars,
Joseph and Frederick Harris were
lodged in the county Jail last uight by
Constable Underwood, of Turner, to
await examination on a charge of burg
lary, A house was broken into at
Turner Tuesday night nnd some books
and clothing taken, and of this offente
tho boys aro accused.
Cures Blood Poison
passed by the council at Its meeting thl
evening. I ho city Interests teem to be
well guarded and sentiment among the
nnsmi'ss men stems to lavor tlio grant
ing of thu franchise.
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"A Penny Saved Is a Penny Earned.',
Kcouomy Is the lesson taught by thU
saving. It Is true economy to take
Hood's harsaparilla at this season bo
caue It purities, enriches and vitalises
the blood and thus prevents sickness,
and puts tho who system in a statu of
health for tho coming season. F.very
Imttlu of Hood's Hiirmiiiarilla contains
100 tlortce iMMltive proof that it is econ
omy to take only Hood's.
Constipation is cured by Hood's Pills.
U5ct. 7
Electric Light Franchise Will tie Used
U Oramcd.
Editor Journal .
It having come to my hearing that the
emissaries oi tnosaieui Light & Traction
Company are spreading tho reort that
it is not mv Intention to make use of tho
proiHwed fruncluso if it Is granted me, 1
wish to Nty to each and everyone to
whom such alatementa havu l.m mla
mat tiiey are wholly false Tho terms
of the franchise asked for by mo provide
that I shall furnish to the City a fSOOO
bond to insure tlio putting in of tho
plant this alone thuold disprove these
tales IK THE COl'NCIl. WILL
iihaj I IK tiliru . i'HaNUHISK A8
A PUUniv.NTPKUHlN CAN PIT HIS
w ". HUAI.I. PI' r I.N THE
PI.M, but neither myself nor any
ii.... .. . . '
""" "o iimu mu aavpt mien a tlocu
iiient as the Attorneys of the Salem
Light A Traction Company have been
trying for three mouths to befog the
luuiii-u tutu pasting,
, .. V. It. ANSON.
Salem, Or May 10. 11XX).
L.i.m.. ........
Suffer From Any Stage of the Dlcease
Cures Cases That Hot Springs and
All Other Treatments Failed to Even
Holp.
. There hi Ken dltoorered by Ihe Slate Medical
InUlul, JUM Klkiniii llldir., Kl Wayne, Ind,
the uiit remarkaiile blixni polaon cure erer
beard or. Il baa cunsl all iucn Icdleatloui aj
mucoui ratehra In the luoulb. aore throat, cop
per colorxl iiuta, chancre, ulceration ou the
Uxlyandlu hiimlnt of rawa Mbera the hair
andeebrowthad fallanoutaud tha whole iklu
wu a inaia of llli. ilmnle and ulccn. thli
woudernil ipeeltle ha romplrl.ly ehauved the
ciraa, reneci condition ol
Ktery railroad that rum Into
whole Uly Into a clran, perfect condition ol
uj.mi nraiin r.ierr rai roaa mat rum mm
rt. Wayne brlnn coreao(un'rerahMkluc tbla
uw .mi uiitkiui cure, ana 10 euaoie tnnaa
who cannot traral to reallte what a truly mar
velout work the Intiltute li aecomplithlna they
will tend free to atery aurTtrer a free trial trrat
nirnt m that e eryoua can cure IhcmKlTM la the
prlrary of their own home. ThU ! Ihe only
known curs for blood polwn. Do nol hcitiate to
writ at oiir anil ihn fr i,ui win ,. .An.
----- . ... n... trm ..
-iru iu )iaia tcaafr.
and Baby Carriages
F. W. HOLLIS &
1st Door North of Post Office.
Corvallis k astern llailroai
2 Fur Yii'iulnu:
Train leaves Albany 1U:45 .
'Iruln lcuves Corvullls.... ia6pfc
Tmln arrives Yaqulnn , 7:2ft s ,
I Hcturnlnir: ''
Leaves Yaqul na tj-oo a.m
Leaves Corvullls 1 1:30 a. n
Arrives Albany 12:15
3 i-or uetreu:
Leaves Albany 7:00 a. m
Arrives Detroit 11:20 a. m
4 Hcturalng:
Leaves Detroit 12:20a. tt
A i rives Albany 6:15 p, b.
Ono and two connect atAlrianysBl
Corvullls with Koutlicrni'acitictialsi
giving direct service to and f rem New
port und adjacent beaches.
Trains fur the mountains arrlreil
Detroit at dood, giving ample tlisi
to reach cauiplntr Kruunds on Itt
iireltcnbusli and hantlum river tit
satno day.
VVAl.DEN
II. u
T r. A I'. A
TPRNKK Aimt,
imriN uTOKi,
... WlWt
Albany, Ore,
CO.
Conductor's Excursion,
The Order of Itaihvay Conductors,
which for several years has hold its
annual picnic nt Hafein, will this year
go to Tho Dalles, May 27. Tho excursion
train irom b.iicm will start at titfl) a
ol thatdate. Hound trip ft.
m.
13t(
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of CazMC&
MEAT AND POULTRY.
MiloC. Matthews
Surceivor to Flirardi A-.SIntllicwn ,
Bids Invited.
Bids aro invited for 100 cords of sec
ond growth llr and 40 cords of oak, to bo
delivered at the Oregon School for Deaf
Mutes, beforo, October 1, 1000. Form of
contract fir bids may bo had of the
superintendent. Hide will lie opened
Jun ('latton N'kmz, Sunt
5 1).iU-l
MEAT nnd
POUITKY
MARKKT
Stato Btreet near railroad. Freshest
and beat meats. My patrona say I keep
mo ui-Bi incuts in town.
SOUTH AND EAS1
YIA
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHUSTft ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and vraj
stations nt 6:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. ss. ans
4:05 p. bi.
lITl'urtTaud.
Lv Falcm.
Ar Aililaml.
Ar Bacramenlo...
Ar Ban Franclco.,
ArUKdcu..
Ar lieiirir..
ArKaima, City
Ar unicairo..
ArHoa Autiele.-
Ar Kl Pawr.
Ar fort Worth
Ar CltyofMoxIco.
Ar nouaton
s jo A l
1100 A u
UX A U
S0 1' M
7. r U
SUA U
IWA.U
7aa a m
7 tl A Jl
TT
i'Juhil
lour M
uur ii
113 All
TlUAll
HUH
7aa a m
tasajr
lau 1
seo v u
. S JO A M
9.44 A U
S Si A II
Ar New Orlcani S-21 r M
Ar WaahlnKon...S4i A U
Ar New York 11.43 I' M
Pullman
trains.
7 J
ism
join
1U0 A U
SilAM
433 r
lum
nn r v
The German Market
Will be found all kinds of meat
and the best of sausage. FUKE
DELIVERY. All bills due the
late Arm of Wnlt A Mlescke
must bo paid
OJOL.Z St SON
171 Onn.mi'relaiyt
OTEAM WOOD SAW
O Two Maohlnos
Work Don Quickly
Telephone 'JoM black. Uavo orders at
residence on I2th street, or Steiner's
market. M. N an Flkct, YkwI'abk. 6 Otf
Gry Hairs
Catt km Dmfmrrest
iHrmAtarsk tmv klr .a..AtiM - a,-.
t f,!",.,J,!,,,,. .?Jptaert
anj MtTOKthenol. ray bafrt oukl be bo
uu U4oi- lh aeeol lortyor Jurtyfirt.
S&vmn
Suthmrimmi
Sisters'
Hair t.nwtraivt Scalp Oanrr II anilled
lc-ac, m lutliltttv a,,,- tji,,
uii cumrxla tbrir anaaraoca.
ttKxuaaia oi Amtiicaa
luuil
Tk ai lby
W - o-n no ha rvtve4 tha
?!.f 1-'Sl H ulr. fc-1' "roh ih
To Bridge Contractors
The County Court of Linn county
desires plans, speclllcatlons, strain
diagrams and bids for the construction
of a Howe Truss bridge over the South
Santiam river near Swret llnmn in lu,
submitted to them on or before Thurs
day, June.7th 1000, at tho hour of one
o clock p. in,
llidders are also mim-at) t. In. -,.,
plans now on tile with the County Clerk
aud submit bids on the same. The court
rejiun the right to rejwt any or all
1,1 .' A". "ri,rol bond iu the sum
hidden will bo exacted of the successful
bidder within three days after award of
contract, and a certified check In the
sum or i itw, must accompany each bid.
to no lorieiteil to the county by the
snccetfdil bidder if he falls to enter
cuuirnoi nnu o-eeute tuna tor such con
struction ot bridge within three days of
making award.
11 ho I), IUktov. Countv Judge.
Albany, Oregon, May 15th IDOO,
dw.6-lu td.
bpeclal Restive.
"Old Uovvrument" whiskey, reoev
nlt.-l lva l.a.ll... .,l.u.l . 'I
'.'it; i y a'.'.", ' ?;,B,.,,"'.f,,uMrc
v .."- v --.' n., v-antain
.i ourvvuii, aieu or win
Flour Bin
TO BE GIVEN AWAY TO OUR
CUSTOMERS, ALSO A X. X
Bread Case
NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR
EPPLEY'S PAT RONS. SEE HIS
OFFERS A I THE X X X
Electric Store
e
ii.rv,
M. I)., Major and tiunreon. in IInii.'i
Ull
D.
wnnllea.
SoUbykaJlafdaakra.
una a m
J
Stales Army. Furthermore, the boanl
ot health of 8o rrancisco, recommends
una aiiuiuiani as uie purest, Unadulter
4 I .. , ra"X .u."' ,or cenvalewnts
And Invalids. Bold exclusively in Salem
nd Mariou County by J P. Koosas
4-20 tt
Sijoo RiwarJ
Will be nald for thu arrit .v,.l -i.
don of any person caught injuring or
the W illamette Hotel. I
2' J. Oesa. '
AND TELL
ABOUT IT.
YOUR FRIENDS
X X X A
-5A1-K-H LODG ES
Sal...lKv:.A -V V,
irrr "' . io ui
u u
Quick Time
to the E st and
South-East
Via the Union
P.tc. d n
' .T'rr-TiV' ' ui-nii. n. n.
Two Dailv Solid Vestibuled Trains,
FROM rORTLAXl) or SAC
AMKNTOtoDENVKIt.OMA.
iouis clTV nml ST-
Iss than 3 dava n Otnnirsn .. i.i.
out change; only ono chango to New"
,ork '" other Eastern Points. No
other line does it.
JAC and Tourist Sleepors, Dining
and I ibrary Cars (barber aAopan, (r"0
reolinlnir chaircars.
For rates, Tickets ami full Informa
tion via either route, apply to
Agent S. P. Co. s.lIem Oro.
0r i. Itkkop, Gen'l Aweilt.
o.r Third St Portland Or.
gOJIOCIshQd4PaCili1.y
nml Tmiriets cjirs sn belb
Clmir cnrH Sacramento toOzdis
and EI Paso, and tourist cars to ChicAjp,
C T mil. Uam n.ln.H. H.lll Wt fill I IHiIAB
tft. MAJUlOf AQ VI imillD Willi IT ito......".
Connectinn at Ban Frandisco with tev-
ernl Bteainshlp lines for Honolulu,
Jnpan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America. .
.Seo Mr. V. W. bkinnor agent at Hlw
Station, or address
O. II MAHKHAM.G. 1. A.,
Portland, Oregon
m
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.!. in
r A Haulllmi
rocu II, JJoojm'lU
U h.n"ii .""''
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A. Uo.w, eirt
HXJKKSTttRS OK
- nn-iTt
Brewster & White
91 coi-BT st. raoxs 1781.
Hay'r1"-Mill Feed Flour
SKKD FIKLD CORN
8BBD8WKETCOHN
AH tin hrtis- vaneiies in stk At tl,.
hKtc-.l,,tUe,,V:''it,,,e
Free delivery; prompt seryu,.
me Feed Men
lilH'ttiFTTI
mzm
The favorite line to all nolnts
Uronil. r.,oin,..i. i . i " I'l'iniS
KSasgrHsS
tlirouBhnr.rl.JK. - tari
.ho a
.- VliailTQ l
eawi T -, ... ..miaicr in vJli
kly perM ST. KrT."?. M
Sfc .Ate o0" yWt ni'ar"" &
p.. .i At K- cOPKR.
rorlland, Ore.
fVlcCou Q.-.
ftSLA' "?" '"'. IcCov
- -..J.I.1U urn nm ........ i ' .T
liaok, good Iwri... i W :,ew
Ptwl,to ,""! driver.
hi
and
S-19 tf
Canadian Pacific Hv
Sou Pacific Lin.'.
Lowest rates Best servi
To and from all poiats
Kast and Kurope.
Tho only line running tirougk
vi !
iiof Honci tn5r.lU
nil (III n ill M0,UH
Without
Change.
Ratal Mall Steamship U
to Japan and Chiaa.
Canadian and Anstralisa
Steamship Lime U (
HouoluluandAiislram
Far rates anal UfarsaatUa
,r ,-0 M LOOKirOOl.
Agent Balem Ore.
II. Aimit, Agent Portland
J.Coyle, A.O.P.A, Vuacouver H.O
Fast MaiU.
Bconic Livs.
"tka
Oregon SliO'i Line Railread
Tke Direct Reute t
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
Gives choice, of tw favorite wtites.i
the UNION PACIFIC
nrthnltlOORANDK
No Change of Cars.
On tho rortland-Chlcaje &tM
finest in the West."
Equipped With
Ele ant Standard Sleepers
Rue New Ordinary Tourist
S eepers
Su'erblibrarvBufTetCars
Snlendid Dinners, Meals
creo Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coachw and
Smokers
Entire Train Ccmpletev
Vcstibuled
For further 'iiifermatisi ai-r)r. ?
J. IL NAQEL, W. E. COM IAN
Trav. Para. Agt. "' A'
E- K "Davis