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

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Newspaper Page Textl.J I "if ' f - r I'. ( fMrftit . Shaptijf Manrwd Wsmtn , i ,. ...,tiitmtmtvlTlltemlammt. fC.L.'r.r. nt turm Morac.' VtKt ; :iTjC,-J,.t rMtd-likilL aed carries tbe taeOarr rfrfr ifcrooT nHial period rriihont pal. ItUwosua' Owr HtleUnfc td&ag wt tbit jret trmt&y wlt at IntUr "r T YKr BaAfcrjato XaatrtAioa Coxraxv ArtJrt,GsSa. YOU II THAT CHILLY UK . Try G. y. Johnson & Co's Piescripttons--A Good Suit of Winter Underwear.... LOOK OVER THE FOLLOWING - Heavy Fleece Lined 50 cents. HeayyRibfced, 50 cents. Heavy Wool Mixed, 50 cents. BETTER GOODS AT Si.OO, $.2$, Sl.50. 52.00 and S3.00 -mf W - " "t - r PER UAKMWX1 , v G, W, Johnson The Peoples Clothiers T3E MILT JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS. FRIDAY. OCT. G, 1900. Dally Ono Year. 3.00 In Advance Daily Pour Montlia. SI. In Advance Weekly Ono Year SI.OO In Advance HOLD ONTO WHEAT AND HOPS. Tlic Journal does not think tbe growers of wheat and bops hare any risk toiactir by bokllnjc onto their wheat and bops. If the wheat ii In a good granary r atore-rooin or well warehoosd it is cafe from any farther reduction in prices. Dollar wheat will not be realized. Sir. A. F. Myers returned till week from Sherman coun ty where he cold his wheat for 44 cents a bushel. When Uie wheat is in market that has to be marketed by thoto in need of money rijcht after threshing, bayers will begin to find difficulty in getting lots of Reed grain and the price will gonp. The- aaraelstrne of hops. There is a abort eropandthe grower who can hold lili crop in the bale until the most favorable market Is found for him will make money in doing it. We do not tuoally offer advice on there matters but It teems tons wrong to hasten sales under all the eiren instances. Usually in a presidential ynar there is a falling market but this year the worst that can hsppeo, or is claimed to happen if Bryan goes in, is the blow In the stomach that the trust will get. They may not be able to tnaiiUin price on what they cell. But no one predicts a full in wheat or any staple product. The Republicans are net promising the larmer a dollar a bathel this year for his wheat. They are not claiming that they put up tho prlcoof bops or prunes. In fact, they know there things are beyond tho reach or control f any party or administration. Organization of the producer, as well as of the manufacturer may advanco the price of an artlele. Tito fruit growers and tho hop growers have felt tho benefits of organisation and should ruly more on the bonoflls thoy will gut on tliat lino than on political promise. MA UK HAW A SHOULD t)E HUTIRED. Thoro is n feeling among thinking peo ple that Mark ilanua Is an inflammatory element In this presidential campaign. Asahalrmau of thu National Repuhll can commit two he has goho on the stump of his own accord, and hu has brought upon himself and his party not a little ridicule and criticism. His preterit) to bo talking to tho labor elements is offensive, becauso until ho wm alarmed at tlio prospect of 'Bryan's success this year ho has never loon known as a sympathetic frtoml or ul vlter of organized lalrar. It was announced early in tlio spring that tho Nutlounl ooinmitteo would bo reorganized and ho would not bo chair matt, ilo said lituieoi( no wpuiu not again take the office of chief director of tho campaign. Hut after all Itepubr llcans had drawn it sigh of relief ut tho mere thought of getting rid of him as the head and front of modern Repub llcanlfitn, lo, d behold ho was plump $ back onto tho party's neck and ho ha been a veritable old man of tho sea. IIo lias 011 idoa that he Is popular with tho people and tho (dpi of IiIb party. Ho bellovpa that ho is a great (leltator and challenged hryan to u joint oanvatts. Ho Imagines liimeoK n champion of tho strikers in tho Penn sylvania coal fields. Ho thinks that ais groat braes spigot ttyougir Whlpli tho Almlghly X?athor taps tltg jrfoiirc8 of the ttniverso and permits prosperlfy to trleklQ down on tho Jpet HMfl iHiin'iliWiiTr KtrTT ian rtl nfctptlr. pretty Krj Btifflf tae&destere the low ofi&cir rfitiiti forma after mirriagc Tbe twarfor of children U fety Aertrocttae to tbe isotbcrs afell TMs cad be roled. bowercr, by Ux twe of Mmuc's Mother's aUo obviate cstxxMat Friend PRICES , . v -v " V -, & Company, and Furnishers and the nnjoit. And a great many Republicans honeat.y believe and worship Mm as a great man and moU der of destiny. Rut the general public does not believe theje thioge. They can Fee through the coarseness of the man. They can fx in nim the stalk ing death's head of commercialism and materialism that has very little regard for the rights of the masses except to look to it that they may hare enough to eat. Tho higher aspirations for jus tiee and equality and good govern ment do notspring from the breasts of such as Hannaand if the Repnblioan managers do not retire him tho people will retire the party that tolerates his leadership. i REFUND THE COUNTY FLOATING DEBT. Just at present the county 1(11 dais In charge of oounty finances are happy be cause a largo collection of taxes hag re duced the floating debt, and tiiey eeo uo necessity for employing a popular loan to put the county on a cash basis, but the bulk of the taxes are in and for the next six months debt will again pile np, So long as the county doos not caih. warrants nil warrants issued must be stamped and draw interest and in their turn be called in. Bo tho debt even if rmaller operates as an endless chain, th e warrant dealers taking their six percent cream off every dollar of oounty tuxts ox ponded by tho county. If tho county court would seouro momy enough on a popular loan to put the county on a cash hauls it would cave tho difference between six per cent interest and whatever it could got money for. Borne say the county could get money at 3 or tfJs per cent. Rut even at four per cent tho county would save ono-thlrd of all tho Interest and have no more float ing debt created. Tiio treasurer would cash all warrant nt par nnd the county warrant ring would liuvo lltllo to call thorn to the courthoune, except to pay their taxes. Rut tho county on a cash basis and there would bo no temptation for tho county treasurer to buy warrants with county funds or private funds. This has been tho custom in the past. But u n low) tho county court is disposed to tako tho popular view of this subject nothing will be done. Objections can bo found in the constitution and thu laws to refunding by means of a jwpular loan. There are interested parties who would enjoin tho county court, if they could, from undertaking a opular loan. Rut it is doubtful If thu courts would sustain any Bchemu to restrain the county court from acting as financial agent for tho county, Tho county court lias goneral control of the county finance. It Is Its duly to red ii co tl o bunions o' the oopld as far as posslblu, The county court has made loans In tho past uud could do it again of tho banks, Thou why not of tho people? Thero Is udluj.oaltlQu lu the minds of fomo lawyers to always llnd obstacles in tlio way of a reform when any thing Is uskod to bo done for the tax payers. Rut almost everything has been undertaken and some things have been done agulust the taxpayor in spite of Ilia laws uud the constitution. In fuut the present county debt is uiiconititutloual, HIGH PRAISES F0K THE STATE FAIR From an editorial lu the Oorinnu pa por, at Mt, Angel, wo translate ns fol fel fol eows: Tho fortieth state exposition or stato fair, that was first held ut Oregon Olty, Hosts I its doors on the t2nd of September. Tho Board of Agriculture can look back with satisfaction and just prldo upon its labors. Their pains and exertions are woll repaid by tho juany compliments that- have been showered npon thom. It can becoull dfrntly claimed that the fair just closed ya tho best und the moot fftr-reachlujj n I(s results than any that has beo - m i fiM-ifif beM.-The easstMfc $"( a. gaeral sUte-Vule sWraer, while la femer yean ifc'ey were atostty local, 'a ceanty itfrfWMS fair in reawty. while labettcd a W5ef fair The tappy reltiir' fM y3irV- xt Sition is ihe t Ue raleetfea e( mnn b tbe Board f rew varfees ceatis w be bad bad experieawe, were orapeteat. asd who petfetd the work. iTfee fair was in fact well worth feetsg. It was lt tame respect sMgnlfieeet. Tbe ratio! Mads of stock and dairy eattle were rep- re ea ted by batifl rpefllmess tlsat ware daily paraded. Tbe peettryex bJMt wa laterettlag and rich (ttsptays were seat frota reaiete eeatrs of tbis imi4Mtrr. Tbts part of tbe exMMt w very attractive and Hrety. Tbe parflbM oNered a sorprirfog va rfetyof exkibita, ia wbieh tbe prodoeU of tuatlre ladtHtrfe, agrlewttore and bor tieohare, were had np la an aUrae trre Maaser. Whoerer gaaed apoa it all. efectally tbe gtoriotf j displays of aat aad etoae frails, matt liave ha Impressed with tbe theasbt that Oregea Is Indeed a richly Meeeed regiea. MoH noteworthy, as was perfectly proper, was the section allotUd to Jlarkw eoenty. Bat Lane, Lian, Betfton aad Washington ooanties bal Mae displays The Agricultural college, at CcrvaMi. was also well represented. The fair will prove very bonefloial for the whole State of Oregon. Tho fact is established that it is possible even in a thinly-settled community to conduct a successful state exposition if the right personu arc placed at tho front of the enterprise. "ONLY A fARMFR.' Vt a recent addross, We Inter Davis, lately assistant soorotary of the interior, told the following story, and paid this eloquent tribute to the men who till the toll aid earn their brend "in the sweat of their faces " Mr. Davis enid : "Not long ago in tho oupital of our Republic I took occasion to tell of the horolsm and chivalry of the fighting Boer, when a British sympathizer sar castically remarked: 'Oh, he is onlyn a farmer and nothing more.' Then I thought of tho men who in tbe long ago planted the first germs of civilization in South Africa, whoso f there followed William the Silent when he wrcfeted liberty Horn the hund of tho Spanish tyrant, and I rememlxircd that they wore only farmers and nothkg more. And who was it that fought the wild beasts ami the still wilder cavagesof that mysterious land in order to lay the foundation of two splendid little Repnb lies, for tho happiness of their poster! I ty? It was oa ly farmers and nothing more. "Ah, yea! It was only a farmer, nnd nothing more, who climbed tbe steep sides of Majuba 1 1 III to drive from its summit the soldiers of British tyranny and oppression, and who nt Bronkhurst Spruit and Laiug'e Nuk fought llko elilvalotis knUhts of old for ilhorty, Jus tice and equality. "It was only a farmer, nnd nothing more, who ut Spion's Kop performed deeds of war, who, leaping like a pan- ther from bowlder to bowlder, iucuixIwI that hill amid a fearful storm of leaden hail, and covered its summit with wounded nnd dying British, nnd drove the survivors back across theTugula river. "It was only n farmer, and nothing more, who in tho embankments of Mod dor River, with but 8,000 oomradowith only four cannon nnd two Maxims, for six days hold In cfrcok tho flower of tho British urmy, consisting of 10,000 men, under command of the greatest gonoral of Uie Rritlsh Kmpire, with 100 of tho greatest cannon to bo found in all the world, but Anally yleldud to overwhelm ing numbers uud now lies dreaming at St. Helena ol liberty and a future Re public. "I remember, too,that lu our own land it was only a farmer, ami nothing more, that poured out tho orluifiinn lido of his llle on Lexington green, us a wil ling sacrifice on Liberty's altar, who suffered witli Washington amid tho bor rows of Valley Forge, and who ntSnr atoga, Monmouth, Bunker Hill and Brandy wine prefer mini deeds id valor that wedded his namo to glory and un doing fame. "It was only a furnier, and nothing moie, who stood with brnvt old Androw Jackson behind the ootten bulos ut Now Orleans und taught old Itnghtiul that easier were it to hurl a rooted mountain from Its base than to force tho yoke of rlnvory upon men deter mined to Iks free, and who at Ohepulte pec, Ralo Alto, Cerro Gordo ami Ruonu Vista cuiriod the banner of thu republic to triumph uud glory, "It was only a farmer, and nothing more, w ho climbed the stdu of Mission ary Ridgo over shrieking muskels.belah inn cannon and valiant man to pluck tlio JJnwonj of vlotory that blossomed Upon Its ores t, and who walked above the clouds ou Lookout Mountain, swept dovMithe val o ol ihe Hhcuaiuloah, and rrf -nh tiftit iin fn jMmftmiii im irfirr j rmiraitai as a lMrfng bestfrsM SaMkrf'l UkIh. It was del. asiraVf fWi fw former and Mibtag wore, that v a granite wall at ; (feUytbarg as tbe attghtfest tidal waTt of"war1sraH the wnrW roHex) against btai. iHArreoeilac JehWia tbeffotedeas ( defeader of the Unioa be loved so w Hi. Ab, yes ft was oaly a fanaer, and notbia are, wbo ia all the battha of ' tbe pt foogbt bravely for the old I &, aatfl faallr apoa its staff tbe God of oar aattoa broagbt the easle I of victory to aestfe with tbe sweet dove of peace. "Aad ia tbe faiareasia the p-a.it, it k oaly a farmer and aolhlsg more, thatf wilf n tbe tafsgaartl of rar oa Uoa, aad will protect oar repabllc from tbe rlatebes of aeafas of selfish. predy atonarcblesaad MJH awrsteJAih, greedy trilmers and wili'let it he known to all atea that liberty has ereetoil its altera apoa oar BKMiatalas, ia oar valleys, oa oar spreadlag plains aad amid oar pletarwioe woodlands, aad tbe weary, deserving pilgrin from erpry laad and Hfme raay some to wor ship at these shrine? shriaes so toog as chivalry girds on a sword, shrines where patriot knees will bend in all tho years that are yet to bo." JOURNAL X-RAYS should have a free Salem public library. A The center of Salem commerce is be ing moved one block east on Court street. 9 Duller has achieved something at last; ho has returned from fc'piUkop with a thousand sheep. 4 A A man ju6t pasecdTuic Joornal office riding a bicycle and carrying a hod on Ids shoulder. Twenty years ago no hod oarriercould have ridden a safety bicycle. Moral :voto forMcKinley andTprosperity. 9 Albany Demecrat: A woman back east wants hugging in public places stop ped. Well, it is nauseating sometimes and wo have it right iu Albany without giing lo Washington. It is bad euougli in private. In fact no sensible girl will permit it unless sho is engaged, and then only iu the right spirit. The volunteers are not all for McKin- ley and imperialism. Lee M. Travis.a graduate of the Uni vomity of Oregon, also of tho law school of tho University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, uud u member of tho Second Oregon regiment which did duly ut Manila, is making sieeche lu Lane Oounty. O. K. Sunders, of tho Second Oregon, who delivered two interesting lectures ou thu Philippines, in Koee burg, id alto stumping for Bryan und btevoneon. 6 From tho La Grande Chronicle, Sept. lit): Harvey Scolt.of the On gouian, was a paiMungur on the west bound train of this morning on his way from New York where he has been on business fur the past three weeks in connection with u meeting of u ccmuiitteo of tlio Associat ed I'resH, of which lie was chirman. Mr. r-eott expresses himself m regard to the present political outlook us being xery doubtful us to the election of Mc Klnloy and Roosevelt; and says if tho uorkiugmenof the Kast should go for Br) uu uud Stevenson they will be elect ed in spite of hell and high water. It looks ut the present time very much us though it would go that way. A Timely waralnc. President McKinley, Governor Rooeo veil nnd tho present Republican party dieavow, with some show of indignation, tho just charge of imperialism. It is true that imi-erialisni is not yet fully hatched out; but although that bird of prey is still hiding in itsshell,it is already peep ing, und piepariug to creep out. Our money oligarchy which lias charge of the affairs of our government, is ready to pay any umount of monoy.and to use all means that can thwart that dangorous bird, Imperialism--, from breaking through its shell, witli full power of its destructive II ight. You must know, my frienda.that a long The Oldest and Best S. S. S. is n combination of roots nnd herbs of great curative powers, nuu Mieu t.iKcn into iiic circuuuiuu twarchea out and removes nil manner of jKUhouti from the, blood, without the K-ast hhock. or harm to the system. On the contrary, the general health logins to improve from the first dose, for S. S. S. id not only n blood purifier, but an excellent tonic, nnd strength ottH and builds up the constitution while purging the blood of impuri ties, tt S. tt. cures all diseases of a blood jioiMiu origin, Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Chronic Sores nnd I'lcers, lWeuin, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Herpes nnd similar troubles, aad is an infallible cure nnd the only antidote for that most horrible disease. Contagious Blood Poison. A record of uenrly fifty years of succeaaful cures is a record to be proud of. tt. tt. S. is more popular today than ever. It numbers its friends by the thousands. Our medical corres tiouduuce is lnrger than ever iu the history of the medicine. Many write to thank us for the great good tt. tt. S. has done them, while others ore beck ing adice about their cases. All letU-is receive prompt and careful attention. Our physicians have mnde a life-long study of Blood mid Skin l)is-e.-uw-s. and better understand such case than the ordinary practitioner win makes a specialty of no one disease. We are doing great good to suffering humanity through our consulting de purtuient, and iuvttt you to write us if yon have any Moot, or Hki ti trouble. We make no ohnrge wlmtcvtr for this hervice THE SWIff SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, CA. At- . cr I V'AM.M H Y H UH.V r " prn nlfir - f unLLiiinui ""' rj rrsixcte m.m ffiW iwKi 17 t I ' - v-"- " - ' wJsj?U& tea v9l .v ytm . WOfe, AL 32k4ra iasyPaA. tKcpifmjdt Bii2sasai vsiiisrk) draad Old McakvJjJ . Some bjkj atra t defy oM z. Ther walk erect. Tbe.r ere are VncM. Their bagfcMaearty Th'y are men of vay -dm nei of yesuriar Taey are alo aen vrho hare kept t -eetT ia F porntokl coaditnn i tbepMt. A we grow elder -note anatter scnnrcUua is the caaaot throw tt off wstaoc- asutaoce So. Hub: by suae ibe machinery of tfce body cloned, vitality fe lowered aid eaioTmeat ofllfecea. Dr Pierce a Golden Medical DtoTtrjr. eaaoot aaaice old men yooor; bet H dee make them Strom? and healthy By remonnr the waste aecaaraUOoa. by iacreaMBir the Mood aapply. by ttNtb eaiaz the stomach aad orgoos of dfcre tioa and mttrruoo. asd tha were? tbe aMimilaUre aad antnUre powerv 'GoMu Medical DucoTery make sraad old mtu. I Mffrred for hi ytmn w cutiumi d iarectwa. outer WwiI trnttuf ttal plmkUBt tat ther coMfct a wA ay eae tmte Mr G Fuoplfen. or &prlBr,CiTrollC& Aik -i fett thK tkere bo help for me, ooaM ami rctaa faad my ttsaicfe. had Trrtijo ! woaM ttU hciolcM the flor 1 commi-mcrd ukiac Or Herce's CeMra Medkal Diworwr hOe Mlrti I am dow in (rood heUth for oee of ay je ye&rv I owe tt all to Dr Peree-i meelete." Dr. Pierces Pellets greatly beoeat old men by keeptsg the bowels in activity time before Octavias became tbe sole master of the Roman Empire under the name of Augustus, Rome had ceafed to be a Republic, it had only retained the empty name of being a Republic We, still knows as a Republic, are daLgeroasly nearing the same condi tions. Let every honest and discernit.2 man have his eyes and ears open, and work accordingly, that history may not, through oor own fault and nt elect, re peat itself to the bitter end Votek. -Take Httl WTO Surely StMH Be sure to heed the first Symplons of indigestion, nervousnese and impure blood, and thun aoid chronic ly"trjtrt. nervous prostration und all evils pro duced by bad blood. Hood's SAreapa rilla isyonr safnard. It quickly Hsts the stomach right, strengthens and quiets the nerves, puriSttt, enriches and vitalizes the blood and keetn) up the health tone All liver ills are cured by Hood's Pills. 26c. 2 03uSZC3?2.XuaL. Beintba Kfld In hiw Utrm BoSfM ItoKiadYps Blfaitttrt m&i o In Galveston,Tcxas, u000 men are still employed clearing the streets. So far 2311 bodies of those who jxtrished lu thu storm have been recovered. Dr. Bull's Couzh Syrup Is the test medicine (or sore throat, iuryugitis, ijuincy or tensilities. Rvery drop of it Eoothes and heals. A twenty-five cant bottle of this wonderful remedy will cure a cough or cold iu one day. Gus DungoUe lias been sentenced nt Albany to puy n fine of $100 and to serve 7)4 days in the coiintpjuil for killing robinB and meadow larks. To Cure a Coll la One Day Take !.axill to liruiao Qnluloe Titllela. All (1r..KKlu rniuil ttiu money If It full to cna K. W. (lroe'tlgiitiluriloi) each box. av. The $rt0 000 worth of outstanding war rants of the city of Cheney have been declared void und worthless. M8 fLawer Will be routed to Its natural duties and your biliousness, lieadarli nod constipation bo cured If you tako ' Sold by all itrugglsts. 25 cents. FREE. VP - SriW)fn - mmm IT mm Has been established on a number of gon and you tsijmxszstEsasas3ai3mmiairs3saes3 3ainj.ssBsrrssjel.rmm Delivered to your family box four months for $1 c THE JOURNAL bas all the Important News. Associated Press relcsram Ser vice or same date as lllh Priced Morning Dallies, and much of It twenty-four hours earlier. Correct Dally Market. 0 An Independent Paper for the People, hot for any Political Machine. Address HOFER BROS.. PUBLISHERS Salem, Oregon. - a.. r. T.inn" nuurnn RIIRINPSS HARDS tEOSb TOtovxL Squire Farrar SiviasaMesX raose Xa MM. iWm. Brown Co as BtiMlM. aiawotl It faa4 frrv ifkirtiooe.s isa. Lilicnthal Bros, tt t r.MaMiMr Uwftaftr LjMtlMMit. fhome Urn m. Catlin Linn OSVvorcr Welter- atoeery tOxe. Ne all. J. Carmichael Job rfatMa hot, m Md A. Livesley Co rfcmawreU' H Rhoo4 atialr ath of LmM Bo-h (Mac taut, twm M. Baaairo. nil. L D Jacks Co H'OoeWfcwmerlr mooted lr Herrea A IjStt tt of W iliABelM H.iWl WHERE TO EAT ANOSLEEP TBUiEml RRTlORASr The only plan- iu the city where yon eaaceta firet-cbte meal for lo eeiiM. State Street. Hw The Wilson IS Center Stro. It aow oaoer th Old maweiiirtH and to jMUOOt In the fotore a ia th Vfrt. will Met eattre Mthai In letr ad Mttnc Kuooh for wnt, dr. week of BKM.th. CHA3. 00U, Pioa. WHY GO HUNGRY When you can get all you want to eat at the WHITE HOUSE RESTAuMT Our patrons tecwlve the lieat tin' market affords. Open day ami night. McKillpp&Berkharr 100pVtoSt. rTQQ A complete btock Uluuo of grass and clover CnaHc seecs always on OCCUo hand. Prices the lowest possible for first-class seeds. Give us a call before buying. A: PnoneT78ret BREWSTER & WHITE, The Feed Men. High Grade Belgian Hares We guarantee the best stock at Ihe lowest price that can be purchased. -SC .x Commercial Rabbitry 610 Comnterclnl St , Salem, 0r S, C, STONE. M. D nirltnr of Stone's Druse Stor HVI.KM. OIHMIOf. Tno itfro (two in number) are lMAtel a So. ass aiKl W Coureortiial tr wl, iil ar Hellttolkod with aoomplste lluu o( dniKau maJInlut, toilet urtuili-f, ir(nwety, lruhvi tc.,eto ,to. 1)11. 8TONK llMhml some JS r van ezperienoe lu the prao ttcoot luollclHuaiid uomt raakoi no obart;) lo Puiifiillnllrtn cmmliKtliin or prH(trii,tlon. lacara 7S223SSSUS3 Routes in Ore can have I isBsaas&ssmeeaas&amsaEBBssax D6 ivory XJESjOTSCiS1 Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of White Corner, ftilem Or. Parties desir ing superior operations at moderate h-es in arfy branch aro in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono J71.t KOOM8 1 AXO :, flfLW UUC. B. P. JONES, AUorney-at-Law Toledo, Oregon V, m iVrk f Otwmlt fWort ntk-4M aMrartm ' roeetr i yotrt awlhn roll In Uotolti iti: Old Post OfficeStablos Are bint' f1-' have reliable atl'mil ants, your iwm lorlel by thi- week or lay. Good teairi for hire. Prices rea sonablo. Vonr pAtronnice solicit. H. M. Brown 2 FerrvFlrit. SOULB JiKOS. Piano Tuners and R parrs PORTLAND ORE. For SalPtn anl vicinity leave orders t Geo. Will's Music Store. Boots and Shoes Mule to onler Ladles "hoos a 'rec Ully. KtlrliiK "Mily loe. J. M. Nccdham. 181 Com st T. J. Sullivan, State Street Tailor. FllSBltl"r)ntln. The Otermlnrff rt mib frm t'bleafa Bt lKJInes niM $15. ti iaiiU . fillson, Bartlett Grain Couipansy riH(M vraatol. Hrail Urj for tW. Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 6 to S per cent, aeconlintr to tmirlty no oxpenso for oxaininiitioii Inmrauce nihvted on hop) ami other pro)ertv t lowest mtes. John Moir 290 Com, sr. 7 IiTfdf-x- CANADIAN X PACIFIC 100 Hours Ocean fo Ocean via The Imperial Limited Grand Scenery Fast Time Model "Accomodations Tonri-t n.id flrsl-class (deeping 0 ira BOSTON. MONTREAL, TOONTO. OTTAWA ST. PAUL For full particular, apply lo K.J. COYI.R, II II. AimOTT. A. G. P. A., Ho Third St. Vancouver. 11. C. Portland. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For n ticket K,i t, you naturiillv nnd ery prorly wut to o over tho route that will nivo you thu very bot tu'conio (liitions nt tlio lowest oible rate. Hence, you should ask vour tiekot ngent to make your ticket read via the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular por-ronally conducted tourist excursions iu modern Pullnuu tourist aleepln;; cars loivo Salem every .Monday Evening and Tlmrsdav evening yiu Sacranionto and ovory Tuesday even. llltf nnd S.ltlirdilV niornini' viii P.irtlim.l and run tlirouitli to Chicago without cliungo via tho World's most scenic Line connecting nt Ciicago with all morning trains hast, also with the Rock Maud i' lersonuuy coiniuctod tourint enr for MJStOU TllOMl tnHrlfit kIhiiIImi. vira lira broad vestibuled, liglttod witli Pintch jus and provided with all weekly illna lr4ted poriodlculs and maulnos for tho free ue of our patrons nnd are accom panied through to dostiuuMoii bv a run rasentativo ol the Ureal Rook' Island IlOUttt Wo lllsO linVll 11 (IlliK- llral.nlnca sleeping cur ssrvice to Chionco via tbo .-weenie i.ine, ami tne ttost A mug car sorvico in the world. For full inforimuhn, mips otc cal' on or w rito to, A. R Cooi'uu Gen. Agt r Portland Oreijon. W. W. Skivmsr, (.5. M. Powuns Agent S. P Co. Agent O R A N Co balom Or. Snlem Or. 0TEMV1 WOOD SAW O Two Machlnaa Work Uoni Quickly Telephone jaU)ln8k. ,. reoidom-o uu UUi street, or Stoinor' market, M. VuiiFlkkt, Ykw Park. 50t Salem Water k OFFICE. CITY HALL. Fur water bervlco uodIv at ottlc. Hula payable monthly In advance Make ull complaints at the otllc m ' B I 11 'ejsmr war jxsi braaai um bh ai. -' '""m I'roa PortUmr Chteaen lt LkrT)'nri.. K 8ral Omhi Wotu, li LuMUt;t'loroaBdB- Sjpo-' " - VnltV.ll. Ul.li. .. .. "M I'll. 84 HrVr iTfoiirMffkSLOU 603pm waokeeohfeto,'': W ,lln Ue Ec. 9 P. a VIA HU tTtSOTOS I.U 5 pm Sallewr 8.Hr. i P. n t'ou;um.i iiuvu l.T HTKAyKR'1' 'Ik, To ,krU a.J wy UmiMHn ii.,ri nx. HUo rtitnr- wtl.l.iMKrrK ntv... iaiC IjMfitti Mim 7,n,r WIM.AMKITK K1VKR I.IVh.mT KU Ut IVmUnd aK uJT. ,'"' .lfA.TirHMe. TloeH to J, W.TSJX"W tt adblncion. i HlifnmU or , iSL" 'ti, ehwkwl tblusKb fruni fUletn tiZ rt?" rail tint roeie to IVMiina. c , .(term. Trade KiVt $ v (Mr ttekct atHl frplght oaio; .'MnS SOUTH AND EAS, VIA Southern Pacific to, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland and nt stations at 5H0 a. m. , 7:51 a. m. wj 4 :05 p. tu I.t luruail . JIUJi Lr SnleM. HO) A )! UMA 'J . ft.OJ H M 7 tit M api Ar AhUQ(l Ar Sacramento. Ar 8ui yraaclnoo. ArOcJcn trn J51X jJitll S t A it ViO A M 7fl6 A M 76 A M Ar Denver- liuia At Kama, Uity. Ar Calcaxo Ar 1m Angelci 7-JS1H mi '"'AX tairx io-iax ao pjt .MUX Ar hi rato.. -6i H M . SWA M .IM A M .UUM .tab vh .u.m .ti l I M Ar Kor orth.. Ar CltrofMozibo. Ar uociion . Ar New Orleatu Ar Waa tlngiou Ar Kdw York . Pullman and Tourists cars en t.,u, 'trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogln and 1 Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, j St. Louis, New Orleans and WasMnginn. Connecting at San Framlisco with nt erai steamaliip linos for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central d4 south America. S-o Mr. WTW. Skinner aueiitaibUfa Million, or address C. II. MARKHAM.G. I. A., Portland, Oregon, iiii in aaBMnHMnaaai POSSIBLY You nro not nvraro of the fat time ai'd siiM-rb service now affonleil by the rj r-T 2 WE HAVE A ""Daily Fast rrai.iS' TO THE EAST. If you cannot tako the morninc twur travel via tho evening tr.iln. Ilotli n tluely eiiipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Time, Through Service, Pullmw Palace Slwpers, Pulluiau Tourist Sleep ors. Pullmuu Diners, Library (.Cafe) Car and Freo Reclining Cliuirairs. Hours in time saved to Omaha ll ago, Kansas City. St. Iuis, Now tort Itoston, and other Eastern points. Tickete good to Salt Lake City w Denver. ,. It is toyour interest to use Tin Oru lasij Limited. Tickets Hnd sleepicf car berths can bo cecured from W. W. Skisum. Agent 8.1'. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. O It. A J. Salem Q J. H. Lofunor, Gen'l Agent, No. R Third St. Portland 0r Urtgon Siiou Line Raiuoai The Diroct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado ' and ail Eastern Points Gives choice of two favoKterouh.'" tho UNION PACIFIC Fast JlaiJW or tho RIO GRANDE Scenio I4lW. No Change of Cars. . On tho Portland-Ohicago pcoial, finest in tlio West," Equipped With Wegant nunilard Bleepe" , -Klue .New Ordluarr Tourltt Bleep 8uDrb Ubrary.Uuflet Caw. . 8plcnJlp Q!uner, ileaK a a cart, free KecllutnvUaairtra. . j Elilifi Tralii Tlnninlclull VMUIaifc' For fuither infonuation. W),l ' I J. R. NAGEL. GUY POWf.8 Trav, Pass. Aui.' Ajrent 0 R.' U2 Third St. Portlaud Or. 'fia Cnvvflllis k Piistorn KaiM ' TIME CAHD. No 2 For Yaqulna: ,u-.m Train leavca Albany If&K Trrtln Ihuvas VirvulllS.... lwOP-" Tialn ari-lvca Ynqiilim O'P- o. j Kelurnliig; Leaved Yuauitia o-lo . J;15P- .. tMO"1 Leaves Corvullld.. Anlvcs Albany 1 9 No. 3 For Detreit: 1 t Leaves Albany ... Arrives Detroit No. 4 Returning: 12:10 a i.cuyci uebrou. innm A.rlvea Albany ..K,ni8J One and tvo connect ut A'Mdj (Jorvaliis with outliern Pacific ivlng direct service t) and from port and adjacent beaclie. orrirtil Trains rr the mountains "' l Detroit at noon, lvnj, aoipie 1 to reach camping grounds' ( n.-vi.nu..t. t?.i .1 f 1 'i 1 11 rivt 9 IIICUUI1JUSU UUU 01.un same day. it L walden. f. a t. A J. Tl'RNKU. g ui. Altiiny. KUWIJ" Huio Wing Sanfft Chinese and J"l$5lFl:aW Dry Goods.. Mlks Xtt wear, i-uibijdihi """"irLnMti' Ornaments. SUk "g iow ..Jl Chinaware. Etc, All ! "9 U selilnj cheap. c.l.slMl 0 STATE STREET, && fH a 1H 4 i iof4aB