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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1900)
-qok Over Mr Cotipons TKe holders of (he following Coupons will upon presentation receive the Prizes indicated by the list below; those being the numbers drawn July 3: 1 Rambler Bicycle . tfi Hfllr Umbrella .. 10101,11 $1 Scarf Pin . .. 7785 , 12 60c Imperial Tie 3 3 Lion Brand Hat 103JB . 13 COc Silk Mow.. 4 3 Bilk Negligee Shirt.... SJ7 14 COc Bat's WingTie . . 7302 ... 5230 . . . 701S . . . 7478 5 2.M Worsted Sweater . lOTjfll ' IB 60c Pnff Tie 30118 0 11. So Dress U loves 15099! 10 60c Silk Handkerehtef KkB 7 11.60 Link Cuff Bnttons... . 6210 1 17 M)c Overalls 10427 8 11.60 Watch Fob 16010 1 IS 26c Kami Handkerobfcl 7.176 0 11.25 Fancy 1'ercalo Shirt... . 7SI7 19 36e Bow Tl 10709 10 fl Shirt Stud 5074 ' 26c Pour-In Hand Tie. ... 70078 Save your coupons, in case any article remains 30 days we will make another drawing. 6. w Johnson & The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. 60. ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago we inaugurated our annual shoe sale. Our customers will remember the wonderful success of our monster shoe sale. This month we will have the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis count on all shoes. All goods marked in plain figures. Lacy's bboeslor? Q-V Statu St THE DAILY JOURNAL OY HOFER BROTHERS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1000. Dally Ono Your. 3 OO In Advanoo Dally Pour Month. 91. In Advnncu WooKly Ono Yoar SI.OO In Advnnco THE LOGIC OF EVENTS. Tliu two (treat parties tiro before llm country with tholr declarations o( prin ciple nml the political campaign is on. "Man proposes but God disiiosoi." The logic of events during tint next four months will hnvu rnoru to do with tlm deterinlnntlonof politicBthan platforms. Crops will Imj a factor. Tliu nbfenco or presence of labor trouble will count fur something. But mora than all elro id tho progress of events In tin) world at large. The prcrunt is portent lints with fultiro duvolopmonts. What will hapx)ii in China and what will tliu administra tion do? What will huponin thePhllip pines? What will happen In somo new ipmrter of -tlm globe? Thu olltlail par tita flmvo saM tho issue Is to bo on monoand expansion. Providence may maku It something else. The world is traveling rapidly now and much may hapen In four months. The unknown future and its complications must bo taken Into account and ho would ho a ranh man who would venture a serious forecast A Little Oreioa Politics) History. Journal, July 3. The writer was raited a Republican and held olllces In Iowa, mid while theru taw men like J. A, T. Hull, who as a stat olllciul practiced unblusli- lug. nepotism uven Into tho third gen oration and including his own wife and father-in-law, sent to confers anil then mado chairman of tho military committee and provide places for his own sons, in tho reorijiinUiUlon of the army. In Oregon tho writer wit in the"-legislature and had a relative of full of pearl MgUrldo tliruvt a pouk invaeuru man handled pen-knives un der bis nose totako his piok.uud another relative brim; him an armful of codes and law-books, 'Under this man Mebride as revenue oillcer of tlm ttato abuses multlp IihI ami taxes ran up until In the closing year o' his glory twelve hundred th"U- and dollars taxes were taken from the eoplo for statu purines ;and jute mills, branoh asylums and normal schools weri springing up all over the state. Ta oloso Ids career, ho supported J N. Doiph for senator with the loyalty of a digger Indian and walked oil with the seiiatorrhip In bis pocket. On the com inftteo of commerce ho has been utile to get millions for the private .harlwrH o( grnit cororatlons, but not u dollar for the llttlo harbor at Yupilnu hay that al3iie stood between Ltlio i farmurs u( Western Oregon and tlm voutlcvutluti of their wheat crops. I'mlcr him as seua tor corx:!itlons ury taking millions of aeries of the choicest timber lands in the statu in lieu oi torcsi roscrvu . i:ntiii voto for such a man we mlnlit have gone to tho legislature, lie may lie an uood as Dolph in these respects. He inny,' bi as good as Mitchell or Scott, or any other Itepubllcan who may bo elected, but if wu livotobons old as Methuna loll, and our brain shrunk until thu skin of a wild gooseberry would require a puckering string to make us a nightcap, wu will never otu for Mr. Mcllrido or any of his ilk. Ho stole tho ollico Imj fotu by forcing the memlxirs'of the legls laturu to voto for him or go home with out electing a senator, a xlitical crime capable of being committed only by a political smart aleck, and for orpotrat lug which he can look no honojt man in the face. Wc rtixut that Mr. Mollrido Isdongs to a school of politics which ought to be extinct, hut unfoitunatoly the statu is full of his breed, for ho lias been educating them In this kind of smartness and (puisl-corruption for two generations, Plnheud politicians and crumbpiokers may admire those- traits, but the days ot Mullride-Mitchell stiitHsmauehip ought to bo at an end in the coming centuiy. Thu Donald Mackay-Corbett faction in thu lust legislature had their faults, but they were the conservative force In the collate thai killed the (00,000 sugar licet graft, the branch asylum graft, and hun dreds of thousands of dollars of other steal ami raids that had been allied and Inked at by the group of oii-kn!ft and clerkship iwliticimis, Thoxo men are rot i nil and thu olitlcal iniecegemi tors headed by MltebuII-MuUride-Put terson ot al are to thu front as reformers. It Is thu death-struggle of this element that shaped Oregon Hllcloe of high tax ation and I huI laws, tho looting of our public lauds and Muttering of our school- funds, the prostitution of our public schools and institutions of learning to the IsKik-truitl, and caused the making tf ucotiin a KitrlutiG practice and stiiudlug-iu ti public virtue, Tliu discussion of those matters Is called personal abuse. It is not so in tended. l'tirwinaltluM am the most potuut ohjeut lessons. Tho people have u right to know thus things. No one ucod fear hurting the feelings of the stripe of K)liliciaus here discuecfd. They have an assurance uaeo-hardencti by lung practice When Mcllrido was dvfeutcd and retired as secretary of state, w Ith sublime elTrontery he occupied hlsolllces in the statu house lor months until ho went on to Washington. When he was not a public ollloial, he mace the gvueral appropriation bill of 1m0 with as much snug frold as though he were a member of the legiclaturo himself, lie win the only man who could le trusted by Palturtou etui, to iwrputunte nil the grafts and reward all the beiiullciartes of the blonulal loot. He was given a gold medal fur this and no doubt wears it witli lienor and pride. Of such is the Rvpubliouii heavenly kingdom. Others would rulhwr lie in the outermost corner of a duspikwV and forgotten minority hell than wear the jewelled emblems of outs- , tkmuhle nv4. Tin men who are cm i . . . luring to corruption, who are building up " CUEBRATtO V II yon want to extravagance and an anxious solicitude Sitters get rid of dys peysla, or any stomach ill take tbe bit ters. It alto cures Isdlrtstkra. Coastlpattoa Liver sal Kllsty T rootle. and has done so for tho past fifty years, it among friends? are tbe real enemies of popular government, and the time will come w henjthoy and their memories will be execrated by an indignant people, Success tinged with the elements of per sonal gain may be worshipped by tbe crowd but in tbe end it is demoralized by Its benefits. JOURNAL X-RAYS It will hereafter be "Quizged" platform. known as tho The soldier boys give fialera a gay ap pearance, but they shouldn't get too By : t . Iowa papers believe Minister Conger to be alive, and propose his name for governor. 4 Where will Oregon net off at with it greatest newspaper fighting bothMcKin leyand Bryan. . We don't hear anybody claiming erf d it for the open door to China just now but it seems to be open, tt't Mark llanna wants Mr. Roosevelt to open IiIb bar'l before he goes to exhibit ing himself too promiscuously. t , Thero are some people who cannot seo a political machine until they aro caught in its cogs says the Des Moines, Iowa, News. Man-afraH-oMiis Horse would not, of course apply to any ot the mounted olficcra of tho National Guard at grand review last evening. . . Teddy HoosoveltandEmpcror William are greatest living soldiers. They have b&n "shot'' by n camera oftencr than all other vetorons combined. : t : Thu national debt of our country must bo maintained, even if we liavo to take in Europe, Asia and Africa, say the trusts and financial mangers of tho land. H I Small boy. "Wher ye, go'n?" Smaller boy "Nowhoree." Small boy. "Yes, yo bo." Smaller boy. "Naw I ain't. I'm comin back." . An Eastern Itepubllcan paper that op- po-es imperialism says Uncle Sam is now busyly engaged in extending trade to a country "whoso people live on nothing and work for ten cents a day," t , : Persons who really want to assist the statu fair should got a premium list at an early datu and make an exhibit, if It's only n peck of potatoes or tidy. Call at Thu Jouknal ollico for a pamphlet. s : j Nothing can be clearer than that the duty ot the Uulted Statu is tliu same to wards tho Fillipino as towards tbe Cu bans. Lot this fact bo acted upon by our government and the war in thu Phil ippines will end at once. Theru la a W. II . Leo at Albany, the elllcient president of Albany College, a Ituv. W. II. 1.60 at Salem, a missionary on a visit to his father, and a W. II. Lee a farmer at Santiam, and how many oth ers in tho valley wu do not know, Al bany Dem. t t . Mr. McKinley wants it distinctly un derstood that he is right one-half ot the time, anyhow. Ho manages to get on both sides ot every question that comes up. Now ho pledges independence to Cuba and refuses it to the Philippines. Astoria lludget. s : t District Attorney George E. Chamber lain, of Portland, has been hauling Mar tin L. Pies over tho coals in a very hot kind of a manner. Chamberlain objects to Pipes' 10,000 fees for services that should have been rendered by tho regu lar district attorney. Mr, Pipes says he Is tired ot being called a grafter, Exchange. "Ilunitr It tht Best Sauce," ot somo people are never hungry. Whatever they eat has to bo "forced down," Thero is, of course, something wrong with these people, lly taking Hood's Sarsaparilla a short time they are given an appetite aim tlien tliey en joy eating anu toon nourisiics uieiu. in colectlons, that aro very-helpful in bal ancing the city ledgers the right wsy. 2. It shows that Salem can be gov erned within her revenue, a fact that has been doubted for a good many yean. 3. The mayor's forecast in regard to the absorbtlon of the floating debt uy tbe end of the present year, It it shall be realized, (and from the balances for tho half year and his conservative es timates for the next six months, there is no reason to doubt it will come to pass) will furnish proof paramount of the efficacy of tho system imposed under the new charter. It is the ne glected lioatirig debt of a city that In evitably supplies the predicate for sub sequent bond-issues (witness Salem's own two last Issues), and the tact that the present administration is steadily reducing its volume of outsanding warrants, plainly evidences Its appreci ation of the first principle of safe muni, cipal control. 4. Every figure quoted In the message shows that our authorities are living strictly to the limits of expeneo im posed by their own estimate made last winter, and that they aro realizing handsomely npon the calculated reve nue. 5. Another prime feature is the com mon publicity giyen to every detail of these city affairs, by the printing of this message and the monthly and quarterly reports of tho various officers. It is well that public accounts should see the light of day frequently, lest, by long repression they become obscure and Indefinite, 0. The sum-total ot satisfaction ac cruing to tho Salem tax-payer by an xaminatlon of this semi-annual state ment elves, amid various elements of gratification, "confirmation strong as Holy Writ" of tho wisdom of pla:ing citv affairs beyond the pale of partlsam politics and entrusting their direction to the conservative and unbrased inter est of citizens to whom business and its every rule of Integrity, are of great er Importance than political preferment and emolument. Mark Antont. WHY USE W?lsbacf) Mal?Ile' BtcnCSB TUET OIVB A COO" UOnT AND ABE LO.NO LIVED. WE SELL TI1BEB ORADKS. vrrarA" WFUBBACI! MA.VTLK. The TerTUtet thlnr In msl.tlw. purtble nl fUwONK U fit-SDRED tV TnDLK IWKR with cwiupUon of . ?nlr Lr ft per hour. M NO. W. The oM tundby, of good luUni qiuUtr nd giving KlOHTY LANDLh rOWfcK. mc "lDEAU'.v'ot nulls u rood qufJltj but giving une csndle power u the No.m, nd t hW tbe A7oyifttK&!ton4 w, .04 us.nd DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? . win p' to you tbt you cnt n BETTER LIOIIT for LESS MOSEY with & "1Ul 0,h" fo,m 0f "' HcUl light, We hare gu notes to. Let ut ihow them to you. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketa St.. Telephone 603. Heavy Claims Against Mew York Rallroa is New Yoiik, July 11. A hearing was called today in the suit of tho Lorain Steel Company against tho Forty-Second street, Manhattanvllle and St. Nicholas Avenuo Rail rod Company, which was filed on June 1 in ,tbu United Statu Circuit Court. Thero aro many claims against the road, amounting to over 0 000,000. The largest claim is that of the Third avenue Ry., which is nbout f 4, 000,000. The claim of the Lorain Com paoy Is $243,000. F&tfoerie&Sm There's something about the little black dress that touches a man in a very tender spot. He pats the little one on the head, puts some pennies in her hand, swallows hard aud then starts out to make his own children fatherless. There is no doubt that many a mau is taken from his family by neglect of simple firecautions which would preserve liU lealth. Disease generally begins nowa days in "stomach trouble" because the menli are hasty and the food uot di gested, l'roui that legiuniug come dis- onlcrs ot tile liloou, liver, kidneys, Heart or nerves. The use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, Tor diseases of the organ of digestion and nutrition will avert the catastrophe if more seri ous disease. It strengthens the stomach, purifies the blood, nourishes the nerves, and builds men up in both brain and body. 1 can wylo you, one Lottie of your 'Golden Medical Iriwotrry' hat cured me anund and well, after aulteriug two lung years with atom ach dlae." write W II Ilraiwcll. of McAdtn vllle. Gaiton Co., N. C "My health la worth aU the world to uie, I will prjUt you as loug at I live Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be used with "Discovery" where a laxative is required. Peace Declare! Why devote all your time tuo itoer war anu tne uoi Alaska; inero are otlior matters o read in a the Gold Fields of vital Importance; you may niake'n trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have tho best ser vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry., between St. Paul and Chicago. 1-or ates and other information, write Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no.o BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE von llud your appetite failing, Jus bottle ot Hood's. It is u true sti tonic and every U The best family Pill. i dose does good. If t try a stomach Pills. cathartic is Hood's MAYOR DISIIOrS' MESSAGE. i ---.- - --- ...--... ........ that Movsr cost thorn u out jolllciulisin.wbo wink ut unjust upprunri )f we had intimated that we would aliens, w Ito mi. what is the constitution Shapely Marrisd Women lieiy woman coreta a thapely, pttlly figure, and ininypi ueiucine meiOMoi iiirir KiilUh to The beailuir uf tlettructlvetothe mother'a thapetluew afleriuariUge .-hi Kill! Ulieu forma eu It very Tht run I avodol, howncr, Uy the uc of MoruttR's rminn iy lore Usui cornea, aa till acieniflic liu mtnl prtparta the ody for the attain upon u and pretenet live lyinmelry of form. Motiua t I'Hishu alw obtiatea all the Uaaaer of ctuuu.lith, and cante the eicul mother aafely through thlt critical period without rIn. It lawoiuau a ticalot Lleatlnz, and thousand, gratefully tell ol the great guud It kaa douc them bold by all dtuggittt at i on per Unite Our llllle book, trlltug all aluul thu great lemedy will ntt fie'lu'uy addieaa by Tim Uaauvisiu KkUvt-aTua uur.H Allauu. Oevrgla. : llAlhAr'e muiiioi 9 Friend AnAil$ls of Ills FUures Shows That Our City's Cosllilos Is Moving Alooc lowarasthelXslrtlEsi. EniToit Jedk.val: Thero is "meat" in Mayor Hishop's last message to tho Common Council which was published in your columns. An analysis of the figures he presents leaves residium every taxpayer will quickly, , recognise as thu particular and peculiar oblect sought for when tho non-partisan ad. inluistratiou now elected ami In. stallled eighteen months ago. Among intj nutritious morsels to bo found In a crelul scrutiny o( thu totals ho covers, mo .iwowingareeonsplciou Lots of Small Tracts of From lto 20 Acres in and Around Salem. 0.R.&N I Ptra ari tiki m,nn. -- roa From I'ortland, !!?! fhlcagp.Balt Lake, oenter Ftlwr:' - 8(clil Om.ha. KaUMi n "'" y.ioa.mr iuia.unicagoandEatt, """Pa Bpo- ' '-!. kaneWalU Walla, Bpokane, luttJ Oyer I apollt. at, PauL liuluth lift 6fva waakwchcaMat.fj;' ; a. THE HEAT COOLERS The warm season has come, but we are here ahead of it wilh a heavy supply of coolers in the way of the choicest line of groceries, salads, meats and everything for a cold lunch or refreshing summer meal. Harritt & Lawrence, Allan tic Ki. P. m , VIA HCNTINQTOS I OCEAN HTKAMHiirK 1 Sp ra.roran Krauclaco, IF8, ,. Ball every flv da jt. " x. Bun COLCMBtA 1IIVEH Batur- UTEAMtKs, " ' ha- lav To Aatorla n,i ..!.. , iBan. 10D.m. ' "tauuin.l OLD P09TOKK1CK OKOCEilY No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any tlaw or blemish on the work we do, either in plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the way of first-class work in our line. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers. lxaled 40 miles south of Portland, on one of tho moat healthful and nttructlvo spots of tho Willamette Valley. The Ideal I'iack koii Yorit Bovh. Preparatory, Classical, Commercial and Scientific Course. Music a citeciulty. For particulars, apply to tho President. 7-5-3 m THOS.MIL,NB srCCESSOH TO L. M. KIKK Grain, Hay, Flour, Alill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt and careful attention given to the delivery of goods to any part of thu city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. Pure Home Rendered Country Lard SALEM LODGES 1-. j. w. w. f alem Camp No. 118. Meets every Friday ever., rS. 7.30. in A. O. U. W- hall, Stato Itu. bldx F X Boulllrrd, C. C; W. A. Moorea, clerk, ran IS, Moorei tlk For I'oitlatid, NL .'! Leavo, Mndlnt MoLdJvirrArB. tialem' .lar and FtH?itTloStr:'!J, , Ma ' day at & . , s'or-, p m. FOR COItVAT.T.tu" f d.Ay??.V.,S!nUTUM1,r' Thnml4' r WILLAMLTTK HtVKR MviainJ- DallytxaU to Portland uabori. T...', trcet car line at Oreirou Cllyuthe lili""' '" deln ed there. Tlckcte to ill mbVS"" " WaaultiMori, California or ih, flit n ntott checked throoxh from galea hwTfc rf Y rati or river routo to lnUrciiSSf mwle at I'otUaud nlth all ralLi"?"!" Unit. V H. UCReB"RV"f Atent, Tradt Street duck J5 SOUTH AND EfS) VIA Southern Pacific k THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem tor Portland and wit stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:51 a. m. ind 4 :05 p. m. Lv ttorllaud Lt Klm.. Ar Athland Ar Bacramento. Ar Bau KrauclKO.- ArQicdeii.. Ar benver. At Kama, City Ar Cblcajro Ar ion Annok Ar El I'aM.... Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico. Ar iiouiton. 8.3o a sn 11) A M 12.30 A M . baa v m l.V Y M S.4J A M . ) A M 724 A M 7,5 A M , 120 ! fl - Stfl P M . 8:30 A M Hi A M S.M A M! 824 Y M, 8.30 PW 10.S3PM UA3PU IJiAH iUAX IllITil SWAM J2JAM i:XXU Ar Ser Orleaua Ar Walilneion.. (UAH Ar New York 12,43 1" M, iff) kit ewp M 6 JO AM 10 JO AM ..MAM tttPX 8UAM 12.UPM both Pullman and Tourists cars on trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogiien aud El Pubo, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louie, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Frandlsco with ; for nes Honohli. Central sm oral steamsnin lines Japan, China, Phllippi boiitn America. Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at b'aotn Station, or addross O. II. MAHKIIAM, Q. P. A Portland, Oretpn. FCRESTBR3 OR AMERICA Coart tiherwocxl Forett No. 19. Meet Friday nlihu In Turner block. John M. Cbue.'C. it. A I. Brown Spot. 1M7-1t In'Bulk At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. OREGON GREATEST STATE FAIR SALEM OREGON Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900. $10,000 IX PREMIUMS oa products of the Farm, Field and Factory The i-reateet industrial exposition ever uciu on mo rdcinc joait. Open to the World For Premium list address M. I). Wisdom, Vortland Ore, Cheap Excursion Rates (o the East On June 23, July 12 & 20. and August 4, tickets from Denver, Colorndo Springs, Puehlo to Chicago, St. Louis and Inter mediate points and return, will be sold bv the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT KATE OF One Regular Faro l'lta $2.00 Tor Round Trip Itcturn Limit October 31, 1000 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets Jeo good on regular trains. POSSIBLY You nro not awnro ot tho fast time at-J superb service now affordod by the Old Post OfficeStables Are largo am' have reliable attend ants, your team boarded by the veek or day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea eonable. Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 02 Ferry Street. Some fine tracts, all sires, near Turner. Others at Aumsville, Stayton, Scio, Lebanon, Albany, Jefferson, In dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Sheri dan, McMlnnville, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Gervals aud Hrooks. We also handle thu lands for MoMaster A Blrrell in Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Mult nouiah and Washington counties. Also the land known as tho Concordia Land A Trust Co. property. Theso lands are onomi at very low prices, In onler to settle up old mortgagee. We have lands at prices of from f 2.50 per acre up. Also houses and lots in Salem, to eell cheap. Also to trade for ranches. If yon have any property to sell, trade or rent or want to buy or trade or want a loan or insurance, call and see us, at FREEBURGER9 MEAT MARKET is open apain under new management and ve will supply you with the finest, fresh meats, lunl etc. put up in the cleanest and best shnpe and promptly delivered. Corao and see us. Phone. .Main :vw VAN PA1T0K k CO ONLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS ANDMANITOU Take advantage of these cheap rates aud spend your vacation in your old homes. Sleeping Car reservations may bo made now for any of tho excursions. Wrlto for full information. A. E. Cooi-KB. G, A. P. D., Portland Or. IS W. THOMrSOK, A. U. V. A., Topeka, Kan. John Sebastian. G, P. A., Chicago, pIctov Wo havo Daily Fast Trains to tub East. If you cannot tako the morning train travel via tho evonlng train. Both are finely equipped. u0ur Specialties" Fast Time, Through Service, PuUiu&q Palace Sleeiwrs, Pullman Tourist Sleep ers, Pullman Diners, Library ICsIoCm and Free Ileclining Chair cars, Hours in time Baved to Omaha, Chic ago, Kansas City, St. Louis, New ork, Boston, and other Eastern points. Tickets good to Salt Lake City and Denver. It is toyotir interest to use The Ovn land Limited. Tickets and sieepui car berths can be secured from V. W. SK!N!KK. Agent 8. P. Co. Or Guy l'owera, Ag't. O- K. & .V Salem 0r J. H. LoTiinoi-, Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. s: 1, The charter provision miuiritiir tho council to estimate the current exiwiis. 292 Commercial St.. Salem. Dr., and revenues of the citv each Tw.,,,,. ur,forthe subsequent yuar.and to abide1 B0Z0RTH, RYAN & CO, i.yuioso estimates establishes a oluvk o 0 Mml PLATING Knives rr set (6) waul handles., Juki pr K't 6. wo.il hanJlea knlvea per tet 6, Jleul handtea.. orki rxr net , Mtal handle Table upooiis per net S, Tea ipooiu per Mt , . llutler Knlroa, each Sogar Sliella, -h Carving Snt , , , Nattkln Hlnrv ot a Caawnu:": T Royal ".SlUer JleUI $24 0 ia as o Triple Bllrcr I'late ISO m v 74 60 Id 10 SO . ss .ft W toll 50 06 OS Canadian Pacific AN IDEAL HOLIDAY TRIP Have you tnought of the Steamer Trip icross the"GUEAT LAKES"? It mm. bines the attractivo fea: ires and bene- nts e: an ocean trin wit! jut tha ntt.Mirl. ant distorts. Furthermore, it is less expensive than traveling by rail. The 'Imtrial Limited." ulth fW. class sleepers trom Vancouver, and Tourist Sleepers from Seattle every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con nects with one of tho MAGNIFICENT STEAMEl-Softhe C. P. Ity. at Fort illiam. If you are going East wo would bo glad to give you som facts and informa tion regarding this fip. E. J. COYLE, II. H. ABBOTT, A. G. P. A HO Third St. ancouver, B, 0. Portland, e S, C, STONE. M. D. Proprlctorjo Stone's Drua: Stores 8ALKM, OREGON.) Tho ftona (two la number) are locAtod a No. 235 and 331 Oommereial Hreet, and are well atoaked with a complete line of drugi and Oregon Short Lino Railroad The Direct Routo to Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, vi the UNION PACIFIC FaBt Mail IM or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "th finest in the West." Equlppod WJthi legant standard SlMpert Kino New Ordinary Tourlit Sleeperf. UuperbLlbrarvliuilet can. Splendlp Dinner, Meal) a la carta. tree Reclining Cnair Can. 'omforiablc Coacne and Smokeri. Entire Train Completely Veatibuled. For further Information apply to .R.NAGEL, W. E. C'JMA-V Trav. Pass. Agt. len'l Ajn 142 Third St. Portland Or. -- -- - -- rn'-v''wu -uu Call antl it ntir ,irif,A An 31.1 o.l I medlelna. toilet irtf-lAa n.,tm.M i v... Mckel plating, I etc etc, etc G A. R0BFRTS. "M-lomsaSyearsiprieacntliprao .r, o. . ! IVUU4 1 I Ol UceoJ medicine and now make no.-cnanw for 1U3 btata btroet. t- Phono 287e3iaaUa Uoo.examlnaUoa or preacrlpUou. Corvallis k Eastern Raitf TIME OAIID. No. 2 For Yaqulna: ... Train leaves Albany -jS, Train leave Uorvaflls.,.. :gp-P' Tialn arrives Yaqulna .VWV"!11' No. I Returning: . Leaves Yaqulna 7- Leaves Corvallis "'-ftim. Arrives Albany 12:10 ?' No. 3 For Detreit: M, , Leaves Albany .Ivva'm Arr ves Detroit, U:-,JB, No. 4 Returning; ... Leaves Detroit 'rJiTm Arrives Alhanv 6:45 p. o No. 5. ., Leaves Corvallis . 'k.Z Arrives Allianv eitJ"'"" Leaves Albany I'sSK'S'. Arrives Corvallis 8 :05 p One and two connect atAhaoyi Corvallis with Koutbern Paclflo titiwj glvlDK dlruct service wand frem ne" port and adjacent beaches. Trains for tbe mountains arrive , OilMll it nnnr, nlvlni &mDie 'f' to reach camping grounds on itrritpnhtiti Hnd Kant am rlter same day. . .,... nh Five and sir connect at Alban rt the Albany local to and 'rofoNsT II. U WAJJ3KN, JCDWIN "-JSJ;,, 7,'CTauFiil Atsat AiUaT.Ora. tue; tt)4 '""V -rjaaflau
