The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 26, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'J'' & ( 'ft' l: '.. . '' t IV I . p:i HI Woman's throws!! i I) ao Irs thought with iNlgnrnwre !"tffl&&L preiirisncyp without any dlcomio wbhictji. Of women through this Brat crwi it rn.ui m women send for i without aufferlnK. and tber declare free book containing Information of BriceleM value, Addre, Dfadfield Ktgulator Raglan Rain Coats Warranted 'ri( $13.50, $15.00 , . Mackintoshes $1.50 to $10.00 Umbrellas, all Steel Rods ' 50c to $7.50 G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers THE DAM JOURNAL BY HOFBR BROTHERS, FRIDAY, OCT. 20, 1000. Daily Ono Year. 3.00 In Advnnao Dally Pour Month $1. In Advanoo WooklyOno YodVSI'.OO In Advanoo BUYING THE PUBLIC DEBTS WITH PEOPLE'S MONEY. THE Tito exploiters of the pooplo have such a long lino of entrenchments to defend and such a small force of good reasons ' with which to defend them that they sometimes commit tha mistako that has proved fatal to other cotntnandurs. In massing their forces to ropel a threaten ed attack at ono point they unduly wcakou omo other point. This is nicely illustrated by an editor ial in thoOregonian cntitled"Our Blotit cd BondholdorB," In which tha editor socks to niako the point that "thero aro no bloated bondholders," but that "tha bondholders of the country aro tho wogo earning clashes." Ho clearly oxposos the system by which the pooplo aro mado to (toy interest or tho tiso of their own moneys Tho savings of a community aro in its hanks, savings banks and lliu-lnsuranco lomrmnloE.ntulit Is with thoso aggregat ed savings that bonds nro bought. The landholders of tho country, thoroforo, aro tho wago-oarnmg clauses. Kvory bank keeps a deposit of its eur plns funds in somo central bank. Tho country banks of Oregon deposit in tho banks of 1'ortlaud largo siiuih belonging to tho (armors nd wage-workers of tho state. Tho Portland banks carry de posits In San Francisco, Chicago nnd Now York. Kvory itrcat city bus in its banks tho savings of countless numbers of common pooplo entrusted to them In directly through tho system of bank dr posits. Theso sums liavo to bo invested, in ordor to earn a profit; so that tho money that buys Iwnds really belongs to the people. This monoy is tho pooplo's. It does not belong to tho Monoy Tower or tho trusts. This money can't bo allowed to Ho Idto in vaults. It must bo Invested, uml tho lws't way it can bo invested is in United Hint on bonds, in bonds of Btatos, coun ties, cities and towns, and in tho bonds nnd stocks of.privnto corporutiotiB. It is a beautifully simple nnd effective systom. Tho savings of tho wago earner nnd tho surplus of tho small business man nro do posited in tho bank, mostly drawing no interest. Tho surplus, above local ehort-timo demand on which tho bank can colloot 10 por cent., Ilnda its way to tho great monoy canters. Then when a municipality wants to borrow money tho bonds uiufst bo sold iu a lump in tho great money centers and tho tax payors liavo tho oxtromo felicity of pay ing interest on their own monoy to tho "great financiers" who porfuutod this systom. Salem with Its hayseed council has pointed tho way out of this circle of flnancu for tho Humidors, by borrow Ing tho money It needed in smnll sums of its own pooplo at n lowor ruto of in teroet than could have been secured of tbe-sharks. But Raleut with its hayseed council is on exception. Of tho (1)5,000 of local rapiUl'kept hero hy tho popular loans of tho city nnd suhool district, it is ovldont that ovory dollar was "ur plus" and would huvo found Its way Indirectly to tho great money centra if It had not found investment In the pop ular loans. This would havobooh tho the result had thoeUy undschool dis trict borrowed tho monoy ojjho Mflw olers" plan. TJicn whilo thKSpoop)e-re calved no Intoroat on their surplus, thu would liava paid about B ijr cent -to the New Yorlrfinsnofers, for iha.nex twwtty years or tlioir "enterprise" aoU" 'JilHtry" In handling the. money once. That Is tho propoeitfbn. That is the vyhUtto which the Oregomau foars would rt interfered with by Mr. Bryan's olev tfe. That "fty-tewwlog iconstor" jtfw tin) wlkl of Na.brasl.tt would act as rwjuttlo kMI iv to the Ananoiers Ti4(d $& wiW lt dpeU' their- inoqU No woman1 happiness tan be conijdele Wthbul chlldreft t 11 1 iir nature to love and want them. The dreadful ordeal tthtch the expectant mother mut pas, howercr, USUI wltn pain, anuenng arm uanger, iubi inc very of Jt tint her horror Tnere Mothers I no ueceAiity tor theordeal of cmld btrth to be e.ther painful or danger; on The me of MnmnR'n V RINNn during Friend Co, Atlanta, Oa. w. WV (n tho banks without interest; tho banks could not send it to tho monoy centers; and tho monoy centers could not loan it back to tho municipalities. It would bo awful. Tlioro would bo nothing In it or tho financiers to encourage muni cipalities uud school districts to' run in debt. Tho samo articlo shows how tho great corporations aro doing businesl with tho samo kind of capital, and paying in terest, collected from tho pcoploat largo, to tho financiers for tho uso of money which tho pooplo nt -largo allow tho financiers to kindly take earn of. This is only ono small branclt-of the boneilciont system of financo for tho financiers, which has been built up for tha plucking of tho people. What an inconceivable calamity it would lo should any one bo allowed to drop an impediment in the cons of tho machine Salem has already sufficiently disgraced hursolf by depriving tho great mon of Mow York of their accustomed raka-off in two instances when our cit izens sold about $100,000 of city and school bonds to themselves, and which they will draw semi-annual interest on with beastly regularity. To Cure a Cold1 la One Day Take Laxallvo llrotno Quinine Tablet. All druKRUu refund tho monor If It fnlU to cur . V . atOTM'h .llEualuru It on each bjx. 26 EDITORIAL NOTES. I). Appletou Ho., (72 Fifth Avonuo X. Y.,) have issued a preliminary autumn announcement of their publl cations. Wo notice a- holiday edition of tho Christmas Story from David Ilurum, Illustrated with pictures of Win II. Urnno, tho actor who Is playing David Ilarum, in character and otugo photo graphs. This uud other loaders for gift books nro fully described in this cata logue, llookhuyers should send for one of them Tho November Surlbnor (Chas, Scribnor's buns, .Now York,) is almoHt in holiday attire, uud sustains its vital Interest as tho most famous "Men's Magazine" in America. Tho December number will as usual bo a Christmas treat In colors. For 1001 thero aro promised paporsou tho regular army, on China, Mrs. Gilbert's Btago remiulsconces, moro Wyckoff articlo on "tho Workers," nnd alas, moro Rooso volt and Richard Harding Davis articles. Tho' September Ilullotiirof tho Depart tnont Of Labor discusses tho Trend of Wugea, Statistics of Oitioa and Foreign I abor Laws. Carroll I). Wright is tho editor of this public action, und as Com missionor ol Labor his reports aro not only interesting but boar tho stamp of authority. Mr. Wright has mado him belt an envlublo namo as a statistician. JOURNAL X-HAY9 Home of tho alleged Oregon daily nowBpapors of Thursday published tho story of tho uBsuitlt of tho Jefferson Bchool janitor on Miss Jones that ap pcared In full In Tuesday evening's Joounai.. As soon as tho' Frbsidehtial election is Is over, why not take up nnd - push tho Salem Oity Library. Tho frost this monilug was oarllor than expected, Tho big frost is tluo Nov. 0. Unloss McKluloy can get tho entire foreign voto of Illinois upd Now York ho is defeated. Tha moral elomonts of soojety aro indifferent or hostile. Tho text-book trust has robbed tho tieoiilo of Oregon enough on school books in 0 years to establish a gooU fixed free library In every town iu tho 8latu. , The growth o! Imperialism uoeds Iu Iw cheeked. Thero aro manifestation pf it even In our courts of justice. Thnso college boys will think they ltavo boeu playing football after they have encountered thu Salem Athletic Olubafow times. DC 'Bull's Couth Syrup sever dlMtpolatt I WK5iT.Tltt.rli si aat II ftw tattatt ttlffiliu l(VV f ubw tw wv WN-)iiri IIWIVIIII MRU IL HIT IlIIHIIIIHin pidd, and lrrunuona pi mo inroai unu iiitta" T ttltlttflfl lini-IuitlAal II fl it I .A til full throat nud lung dlseaws. 8ohl by "ru."'"' "u 1 ' '" ' ' a ELOQUENT PlU FOR BRYAN Made by Judge A. S. Bennett, of The Dalles. In a Speech atPendtetou He Presents Some Powerful Artuments Ontbe Current Issues, Judgo A. S. Bcnnott, of Tho Dalle?, before an audienco ' filling tho' court houso, spoke on the political, issues from a Democratic standpoint. It was an address fullo' earnest thought, an t in dicating the close, careful analysis of tho man of study, Absoluto candor marked it throughout, and tho gonerous nttttudo assumed towards tho opposi tion was strikingly a feature. Iio was introduced by Col, Ratoy, the- county chairman, in a happy manner. After an appropriate exordium, Judgo Bennett said : "Thero is a question beforo us that ooncorns tho very structuro of tho gov ernment. It is' imperialism und mili tarism And tho Democracy is inclined to light it out on that lino, whilo tho Republicans aro prono to ignore theso things, and to talk only about tha con dition of tho country. They talk about tho 'full dinner pall,' nnd of that only. 'Why my friends, tho Republicans eoem to think Hint so long as a man has enough to eat, ho ought to bo content. Do you remember that tho slaves in tho South had a 'full dinner pail.' always enough to eat.and yet their condition was not onviablo7" At this point ho read extracts from the Portland Oregonlan, showing tho actual conditions among tho anthracito coal miners in tho East, picturing tho awful suffering nnd showing that tho average nnnunlwagcs of 120,000 men thero nro $250, mon with families. Tho 10 per cent incrcaso now promised since tho strlko would add $25 to this misera ble stipond. Judgo Bonnott had kept files of tho Portland Oregonlan, nnd had collected therefrom numerous nows Items which show that during tho past yoar 500,000 mon have bcou thtown out of otnploy mont. Ho read extracts proving his assertions. Why Wheat Is Low. Taking up tho quostlon of tho prico of wheat, ho quoted from tho Oregonlan niarkot reports showing that current prices aro now 23 cents lower in Portland now than in 1800. "But, why is wheat low? Is Presi dent MoKinloy responsible or tho low prico of wheat? Huroly, ho la aa much responsible for tho low prico of wheat as ho is for tho high prico of eheop and cattle. Por, woro it not for tho Filipino policy of Mr. MoKinloy," tho cost of wheat carrying to Llvorpool would bo lowor, and tho prico of wheat would bo higher. "I understand that Sountor Fulton tho other night landed to tho Bkics Qrovor Clovolaud and compared him to W. J. Bryan, nu thon in his noxt breath as serted that tho moment Oloveland took tho chair the country, wont to smash. If tliis bo tho republican idoa of groat mon, it certainly is not tho democratic." Question of Panics. Judgo Bennett demonstrated that there had boon four great panics In the United Btatos, two undor democratic and two undor republican rulo, and road such documouts ob President Grant's messago to congress in 1873 as a criterion. A Mess of Pottste, "However, tho argument of tho full dinnor pall is not adequato," con tinued tho speaker, as ho quoted from thu Blblu tho story of Jacob and Ksau, when a mesa of pottage bought a birth right. "And," raid Judgo llcnuott, "tho republicans como to yon with just such a proposition, nud would barter away tha birthright of the republic in tho imperial pollay now enforced by tho admlniHtrntlrn." Tho spoukor then delivered a beauti ful eulogy on Lincoln nud Jefferson, nud a noble soutimont of rojolclng that time has soitonod tho asperities of tho past and that now tho blue nnd the gray aro mingling nnd tho dark days aro forgotten. Covcrnlnt Distant Colonies. "As to this quostlon of governing tho Phlllppinos," Bald tho speaker, ''why do we hug a dolvsiou to our breasts, und talk about giving thu Filipinbs n hotter eovorumont than they can can glvo themselves? Da you not know that if wo own those islands tho Republican party will send over thero n lot of worth less political hacks, to rob those Fili pinos blind, and then, it tho Demo crat lo party oamo into powor, wo would send tho samo kind of ollico holding rollers to continue tho robbery, for It is but human nature. "God never created a people that could not govern itself bettor than samo other nation could govuru it. For even tho birds of tho ulr are created with a love of liberty, and that liberty is sweeter than tho lluost glided cugo that can be constructed. Does It Pay, "Then, is It a paylnu.outerpjise? Our commerce wun wio iBiamia now is some thing more than two millions. How much of that is profit? Surely not very much. And does anyone think that our commerco will ever bo groat onough so that the profit will bo equal to 4ho hundred million dollars which wo aro paying and must continue to pay if wo hold tho islands? "And, think, fellow oitizens, of tho cost In principle. Why, a good Repub lican frlond of mino said tho other day that ho could stand tho hundred mill ions a year, but what he didn't like was that he would bo compelled now to re writoall his Fourth of July specchos; ho hated to have to blush when the Declaration of Iiidjo.endeuco is mentioned- Militarism. "Oar repufillcnn friends ocout tho danger of militarism. GovernoriRooto velt Illustrated by having four men st add lip in an audlouc of -t&OOand said, "What can stich a proportion of soldiers do with our great nation?" And the Kentucky troubFcs nnd the stopping of the' marching .minora tho other day wero utilized in showing tho menace oflcrcd by a large standing army. Soma delicato attention wan given to Mark Hnnna, "who darts arlso and say thatW. J. Bryai is not sincorol W. J. Bryan, tho first man who pver dared say to a national convention, if yon don't make a platform such aa.JI be lieve in, I won't take the nomination)" Even Bryan Mikes Mistakes. ' Regarding the Spanish treaty,' Judgo Bonnott said that although lib thought Mr. Bryaii the crandost man iu all tho world yot ho was not moro than hu man, and might mako a mistake,' and that ho mado a mistako when ho asked tho ratification of tho treaty. Ho quoted tho Oregonlan of isstto nt tho tlmo of tho pondancy of tho treaty, calling tor tho treaty's acceptance, and saying that, thero was in tho treaty nothing touching tho question of imperialism, and that that quostlon could bo taken up later, after tho treaty whs signed. And lie repelled tho imputation of insincerity by Mr. Bryan iu his present position. THE CONTRAST BETWEEN BRYAN AND ROOSEVELT Extracts from the Associated 22 Note the Difference In Treatment of Interruptions. Aftor tho train started, to movo in leaving Sowall n man in tho outskirts of tho crowd, apparently very much in ear nest, demanded to know about Mr. Bry an's attitude toward tho ratification of tho Paris treaty. Mr. Bryan had tho train stopped, nnd mado a full explanation of his action nnd position in that mattor. When this explanation had been con cluded the samo man askod about tho oxpondituro of $20,000,000 in procuring tboso islands. To this inquiry, Mr. Bryan replied : "If you had road an articlo that I wroto about a month boforo tho treaty was signed you would liavo scon that wo could liavo got it back from tho Filipinos in return for indopondonco, but if you you did not, I would rather consider it n contribution to liberty than as part paymont on men nnd their lauds." When Mr. Bryan concluded his ro ply, his interrogator pushed bis way through tho crowd, and coming up to tho presidential candidate, said. "I thought I had a right as an American cltizon to ask that question." Mr. Bryan said in respense: You certainly did liavo, and I am glad you aBkod it," Tho questlonor joined in tho choors which went up for Mr. Bryuti. A forvid tributo to ttio flag, and a oloquont reforonco to tho history of tho struggles for liberty and tho splondld success gained, for which tho flag stands was tho closing of tho strongest political spoech hoard horo this yoar. STATE LAND BOARD ATTORNEYS New Rullor Coveralni Their fees la Cases of Foreclosure of Mot Hates. Tho Btatu land board has mado tho following uow ruling governing tho fees ot attorneys of tha board in cases of foreclosure, to tako effect January 1. "In all foreclosure suits, when judge ment exceeds $1000, tlio attorney shall bo entitled to $50, end when tho judg ment is less than $1000, shall bo entitl ed to $25, payable when judgmont has boon obtained. When thu proporty foreclosed is sold, if sold within ono J ear from dato of judgment salo, and tho sum realized equals or exceeds thu judg mont rend rod, thon in that case, tho attorney shall bo entitled to the full amount of tho feu allowed by tho court, iu which judgment is taken, loss tho'sum previously paid him by tha board. "if any foreclosed proporty is Bold through thu effort of tho attorney taking judgment, within two years from data of sale, for tho full amount of judgment, thon in that ovont, tho said uttornoy will bo allowed on additional sum to equal tho amount of his foo allowed by thu court, If not sold boforo tho expira tion of two years from dato of judgment, uo feo will bo allowed." Dr. Dull' Cough Syrup furnishes most sub stantial comfort oud relief to consump Uvea; It works most remarkable cures. Don't petpair. Roliof can certainly bo had; a euro is possible with this wonder ful remedy. WHY USB UKOIIOSK THSV IIIVB A UOO UOIIT AND AUK LO.Vfl I4VKD. WR BXLL TIIRKK QKAnKS; "VUdKA" WKIIIAUll MANTLE. Tho vorylatol iiuniiKHii UAniiLE jt-Hyku wun a coiuuiniuton or unir inn-o rout nor hnnr. NO. l7, tub 014 aiauuuy, 01 gooaiaiuus quauir 30Mut. inBAL." Not uutto a good qu nript. l&ooata. ' ut gtrluj AuyoT thea mantles at on and burnrapr )jflf rr vnn ncn ;ni cdapu uiidmcdcS Ifuot whyuott tun . l-"-' iu ujl. iiLu,junvjii uuiiiuiJt wo will prove to.yju that'iou eau wi a 11KT1KK UCI11T for I.K33 MONKV with one ot thew burner lhau with auy other fJrm of ant flelal light, Wa have ga atovea alio. Let ua show them lo you. 8ALKM GAS LIGHT CO 71 No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw 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 Diyer work a specialty T. S. BURROUGHS, HONE 161 Just beforo rcttrihff. If your liver Is sluggish, out of tunc ami you feel dull, bilious, constipated, lake a doss of Hood's Pills And you'll bo all right In tlwmornlr THE BROOKS BRYAN CLUB Saturday ntuhl tho Democrats, of Brooks, organized a Brynn nnd Steven son Club, with permanehtolllccrs as follews: - ' President, Wm. Hoover. Vice president, Jamre iMiincy. 8 cretary, Wm.U.Fgan. Treasurer, Wi A. Brooks. On motion tho mooting, afterliBtcning to an able Bpooclnfrom J. P. Robertson, adjourned to moot on JSaturdoy evening, October 27, nt 7:30 o'clock. Dcd Time lake a pleasant herb drink, -.tho noxt morning I feel, bright and my com plexion is bettor. My doctor says it acta geiitlv on tho stomach, Ilvor and kidneys, ami is a pleupant laxative. It is mado of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lnno'B Medi cine. All druggists sell it at 25e. and 50 cts. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho bowels eacli day. If you cannot get it, send for freo sample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, LoKoy, N. Y. oa.sToxt.xL.. Btxn a, j The Kind "xi llara Always Boufeht Press Dispatches of October Toward tho ond of his remarks at New burg, Governor Roosevelt was interrupt ed by shouts of "What is tho matter with Bryan?" "Down with tho trui-ls," Then, walking over to ono sido of (lie platform and speaking diroctly topurd tho point from which tho shouts aroso, the Govornor said: "You look llko ono of tho?o mon w ho work exclusively with their mouths, What do you moan to do with tho cotton- halo trust of Mr. Jones' or tho ice trust of Mr. Croker's? (Cries of "What's tha mattor with Brynn? Ho's all right.") That in an argument of wind. You nro afraid to hear tho truth. You interrupt this mooting becauso you aro a hoodlum j and nothing elso. You represent tho, disorderly class that is naturally against I us. You roprosont thoso pooplo who not ' only object to prosperity, but who do not get any of it, becauso you won't work. Now go back to your fellow hobos and loam that after this that you stand against tho Hag. You liavo not got a particlo of patriotism iu you. 1 am glad you aro going away. I think I you hnvo learned onough hereafter not to monkoy with tho buzmw. Many a woman dresses to go out, fccla Irresolute, sits down, and falls into n fit of despondent musing. Ask her what's the matter, and she'll probably answer Tust the blues." And what are the blues? Only another name, iu gcueral, for a disordered liver and a diseased stomach. Cleanse tlie liver, heal the stomach, purify the blood, nnd there'll be no more blues. It can be done by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. This medicine puts the dis eased organs of digestion nud nutrition into a condition of sound health. It eliminates from the blood all impure and poisonous substances, and cleaiiMS the clogged liver. It contains neither ul cohol nor narcotics. "I had llvr complaint for the pait fifleen year, complicated with dyicpdl(i and tll atones," write Mrs. N. Uernkr. of V Him St., Oilikosh, Win, "I doctored with aevtu of our prominent doctor, and not one or all of litem have done me the irood. nor ltpiu lo do wlM your medicine have I havetted lliro; bottle o' ur nercti'a tiouien Mcitutti Dlwovei .ery, one lxiflle vf vtai oi m nniMoit rclU'lw,' mt.l une 1 ir. riercc- ravoitie rrtcrimi"n, ana linvc Kainrd about eighteen poundf liwe I fir-t Ikuiiu lo take theuc remedlr "4 Dr, Iiercc's Pellets cure bihoiiiiiess. bui$ tl j 1 fca Kmd You Haw Always BftagK 1 5 iir W?lsbach Hai7fle? thlnj In mat.lloi. Uurable ana l-le 1 rhn give ON Itlco SO 0. auiigivini aiuurv (J.VNULK TOWKR. rrloe k niaa oaadle pawot at tho No. W7,nd at hair the ttatit at abiraiatei and luaml OhemokeU Bt Teophone W; I02 STATE ST iT7 mKmiiMAi'.-r'im' BUSINESS CARDS O. H. (HACK 8nccc8r to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of WhltoCoinr Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior opinions at modorato feos In miy branch nro In especial request. ALBERTAJESSUP, .: ;iJUMa je jo-' Phono 1071.1 KOOMS I AND 3, OKAY 1IMC, B. F. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Lnw Toledo, Oro-ion. Wm Clerk of tl rctiU Court r 1 lywrt ami hart an tip-UMlato abstract or al 1 II) In Lincoln county. . u-lm '. Old Post Office Stables'. Aro largo 11m Imvo reliable attend ants, your team boarded by tho week or day. Good teams for biro. Prices rea sonable. Your patrotiago solicited. H.M. Brown. ' 02 Forrv Street. SOULE mi OS, Piano Timers ami 11 pares PORTLAND ORE. For Snlom and vicinity leave orders at Geo. Will's Music Storo. Boots and Shoes Made to order. Lndlos Shoos a spec ially. HvpatrlnK lu'iilly done, J. M. Needham. 181 Com st T. J. Sullivarii State Street Tailor. Kalt Suiting" hut In. Tho OborndorfT pnt turni from Olilcngo. Ilctl btolncHi suit t". t$ pnuts K. Tillson, Bartlctt Grain Coinpany l'runes wantc1. l'rult bii for vain. Brewster & White TIIK FKKD MUN Ol Court Ot I Pbono 1781 Hay, Urnin, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw, Seeds, Poultry Supplies, etc. : : : Free Delivery. Prompt, reliable ser vice. Lowest Prices. Kellatlc goods. Sa OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water tcrvlco apply at. olllcf. Billfl puynblo monthly In ndVuncr. Muko all coinplalnls nt. tho nllk. Squire Farrar No Ui Blnte St. Tlintio No. 1GS1. Wm. Brown Co limit llnlldliit, Cominorolitl 51. (grnuud Moor). Ollico (ulcuhfluu No. ISO. Lilienthal Bros. II. J. Oitcnbeliner, Manager. Odlco ovor l.add ill limb llaulc. Thouu No. 401, Catlin Linn Olllceovcr Wcller'i1 urocery tnro. TUouo No m. , Carmichael otllce over Jolmwin'a nusii.I!rc)inau bM, Clothing More, Iu T, A, Livesley Co Commeiolal w Keoud atnlr tonth of Ladd & Un-li ImtiW bank; fuom IS, niitnlr. 'I'liouo 1211. WBITB IIOIiSK RKTMiKT Cliaugos owners. Got in hno oarly for your next Sunday Dinnor. George Bros Prop's. Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 por cont. according to wourity no expense for examination. Insurance effected on hops and other proporty at lowost rates. John Moil 290 Com, st. 7.1C.M d.- High Grade Belgian Hates We guarantee the best stock at the lowest price that can be purchased. ? X X X Commercial Rabbitry 610 Commercial St., Salem. Or. The German Market Will bo found all kinds of moat and tho beat of sausage. FREE OBUVKRY. All bills duo the lato firm of Wolt A Miowie must be paid Wolz & Zwicker 171 Commercial St. eni Waief it. mm HOP BUYERS fiiti mil mririi'ti ?i-- - -'- a!i ANADIAN PACIFIC And S00 Line. ! fm-rtxv FirBt,-clusa ami Tourist , , SLEEPERS DAltY Pasecngers hooked to nrjd from ALL POINTS EAST AtlanticStcamship Officc, f S ' ' For full particulars npply to E. J. COY LIS, II. II. ABBOTT, A. G. P. A., 1 10 Third St. Vancouver, B. C. Portland. wrTffifirTrTTr',y WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For n' ticket Ka t, you naturally and very properly want to go over tho roulo that will givo you thu very best nccomo dationd nt tho lowost possihlo rato Ilenco, you chould ask your ticket agent lo mako your tickot rc'ail via tho 3 A rr ROOK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions in niodarn Pullman tmirlBt sleeping cars leavo Salem every Monday Kveuing and Thursday ovoniug via Sacramento nnd every Tuesday ovcit Ini! anil Saturday morning via Portland and run through to Chicago witliout change via I ho World's most tcenio Lino connecting nt Chicago with all morning trains Fast, also with thu Rock Island personally conducted tourist car for Boston. Tlioso tourist sleeping earn am broad vostibuled, lighted with I'intcli (jus and provided with all weekly illux t rated periodicals and magnzlnofl for thu (reu nee of our patrons and aro accom panied through to (lUHliuu'lon uy n rep nwentativn of tho Great Rook Island Koutn. Wo also liavo n daily first -clnsa sleeping cur service to Chicago via tho Scenic Line, and the best (lining cur servico iu the world. For full information, maps etc., call on or writo to, A. HCoOi'Kit Gou. Agt or Portland Oregon. W. W. Ski.sxkii, G. M. Powkiih Agent S. P Co. Agent O R it N Co Salem Or. Salem Or. E The Dewey Washing Machine 'Ibis mnehinc in a new one mado oii Frh'iitilic principle.. It in giuiraii teed to give ithtututo nulnfuctlon, Alter a tliorouuh trial no family would dispone with ono. With thu iiw of tho Dewey, tho horrorH of wnh day will disappear. Th h ma chine wilt Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean - No hard work ulrout it. Kusv lo op erate. Tho inanulacturtira will back up every clulm mado for tho inn t hiuo The Dewey Washer Has won two flrs-t prumiuniH ot Statu Fairs: nt Lincoln, Neb, ISDt), and at Salem, Oro , 1000. Sold at Salem by R. M. Wade & Co. tCorrospond with or cull on Ambler Young Manufacturers nnd Sidesmen, Mt. Angel, Orecoii. Salem Soap Works Th proprietor of tho Salem Soap lYorks has thoco ojHiratlon of tho under signed dealers. CoiiBtimors who dosiro a first-class soap will Encourage Home Industry Uy ordering Salem-mudo soap from Mrs. II. Huffman, II. Mnguiro, F. X. Albright, Golden Rulo 6toro Stolner & Co, II. Xttugubauor. Juiihm Slinntz, Alex. Dauo. Yokohama Tea Storo L A. Dorngisli, A lion $i lioworsox, J. Howitt, Suvago & Roid, M. T. Rineman, C. M.Kppley, Tho Fair Store, W. L. Wade, Damon Bros. Raines cf othor mui chants will bo added as arrangements nro mado, S, C, STONE. M. l I'roprcforof Stone's Drufe Stor H.VI.VM. ORbUON. Tne meroa (two in number) are located n No. 216 and XH3 Ctui. cieid rieti. and r wollatockwi wltbaeoinpleto Hup ot drug an modlclnja, toilet artlolw, perfumery, brusl et etc. etc., eto. DR. BTONK llahadomoJSjeai experience In the prac tice of medloin and now make no chaiga fo euiimllatlnn. riamlnattnn ur pr-ciiillou,. SALEM STEiu CLliAMiNG AND DYEING WORKS; IC MAD AS Ladlos' and Gents' clotho3 cleaned nud dyed without rip ping. Gent's clothes proved by tho month, also portion cleaned and dyixl. Hats and kid gloves donned. Gouib elothofl roliped, robouml, re paired, buttons on. All work nnot, cheap and promptly done. ; : : : : s V '. PS. P. II, WALKJB, Frppridlor lflfi Cgmmerolal &t. 1 1 iimyvw - mn W m Chlcaso "alt Lko, l)cn'ter'KL Special 0.18 n.ra jMca"aT,Jf; Htioc "iuiun. jiama ni ."orihf Bno- . kano, walla Wa la.. Bwikan. m...... fe 'J riicr, 6:O0 nm a,,as sat cr Atlan ta Ex. p,.ia m. VU;F HUNT1NUTON . OCKAN htwTKmV.-.-.---.. Bp in, For H v;,w,i:i?o,,u. HailCTCry Uvodft) Ma 8 ti. m nx.'Uun Hnttir- 10 v, ru. COLUMIUA III;. 101 li. J , To Aalorla mm WR. AnilaA Hon, IMtVV Halcm for rs. lAndliiKa, IhnrsVif . ... U; -.IW WILLAMKTTK illVKIl l)IVteioT" lloats to Portland w alnitn. mZ' ittutl wr luo at UrcKOtt Clly n tin J! li duluwHl ihcro. Tleliow to nil p, nijffif" WMfiltiRioji, (Sdlforiila or H.'o SmI &,tm checked tbrooRh from Balom f (fl? rail or rlrer nmlo to J'ortlanJ tVwS uiado atl-urtiaud with all ninSSntSL c, 1'asa AKt l'ortt.nYdr. , , A.urradOfiSelWi'i Clly tickot and frolglu omwaMtSg'JISS SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland and war Btntlom atG:40u. in. , 7:51 a. m. and 1 :05 p. in I.vl'ofiTatidT I,v Hiilora ,1'V A mTTI 11.00 A M 10.83 P K 1230 A M 12. P 3 6X0 V M taSAM -TMVJl -8.1JAM 9J0 A M MO J jj 7S5 A M 7SJ A 7:15 AM fcMiS Ar AHblanil. Ar Racramcnto.. Ar Hau KrnnclHco.. Arugduu Ar DciiTer... ArKtiua, ciir Ar CIiIchko ..... Ar Los7VnK3lcs. Ar El l'io.... Ar Kort Worth Ar Ultycf Moxlco. Ar llouttou .. Ar N'ew OrlcHtn... Ar WmIiIiikioh Ar Novr York ..... l.O) I' M 7WJAU COO I'M 61 p J 0:TO AM lAK 9.5J A M ,0:10 a M 8.S5 A M 3 A "l C 25 V M OSJ p U C 12 A M 0:12 A H ..jjAl-.U V M 12.11 j( Tourists cara on "i?T. Pullman nnd traiiiH. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden nnd 151 Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, ot. .i,ajuip, now wiicniianiiii unsiiuiKion, Cohncctriig at San Fraiulisco with ser oral steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami Sodtli Amorica. Seo Mr. W. W. Skinner ugeiit nt Satcru Stntinu, or address O. U. MARKHAM.G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. POSSIBLY You aro notjuvaro of tho fast time ar.il superb Bervfco now nfforded by the " PICTO f WE HAVE Trains 2 Daily Fast " TO THE EAST. if you cannot tnko the morning train travel via thu evening train. IJoth no finely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Tlmo, Through Sorvlco, Pullman Pitlaco Bleopors. Pullman Tourist Sleep ers. Pullman Dluors, Library (.Cafe) Car unit Freo Reclining Chair card, Hours in timo Haved to Oinalia Culc ago, Kuiihiih Oity. St. Louis, New York Dostop, and othor F.uBtorn points. Tickets good to Salt Lake City and Donvor. It is toyour Intorrst to uso Tub Otw lano Li&iiTim. Tickets and sleeping. car berths can bo secured from W. W. Bkinskii. Agent 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. O' It. AN. Salem Or. J. II. lmino!', Gen'l Agent, No. 1!I5 Third St. Portland Or. Ortgon Short Lino Railroad Tho Diroct Routo to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives cholco of two favorite routes, T tho UNION PACIFIC Fast MallLtaV or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Liiwa. , ivo unange oi uuia On tho Portlnnd-Ohicago Special, ' finest in tho Weat." Ecfulppod With, Ktcgunt Stauilard Bleeper . , Kino New Ordinary Taurlal Bleejr. Superb Ubrarv-lluiret Car. Splendlp Dlunors, MvaU a la carle. Kreo HeqllnlugCnitirCm Couifortablu Ooacbea and Srookew. Eutlro Train Completelr Veatibuled. l-Ytl fll.Hini- lt.ffirTint ton BUPlY 'lb. 10' J R.NAGEL, UUYPOvKBf Trnv. Pass. Agt. Agent O. It. & V 1-12 Third St. Portland Or. Salem Mis & Eastern Railroad TIME OAIIP. No. 2 For Yaqulmi: ,. , Train leaves Albany .... lP Train leaves Oorvallls. . - JJ P "' Ttaln arrives Yaqulim . 0.15 p ' No. I ReturnlnK! ,. ,n m Leaves Yaqulna JJJ LeuvesCorvalllg J No. 3 For Deficits -jw- a, Leave, Albany jMHan ArrlveVDotrrJIt'...;. ... II :' No. 4 Returning: " , Leaves Dctrtfft..-! lfdm. A i rives Albany ,6J45r.ud One and twq connect ut Altoo"" UorvalllH with Southern Pacific MJH2 giving direct service tiacd 'fom n" port and udjucont benches. , . Trains for tho mountains arrive" IKilrott ... ..n.,n ..Inlni) Mllll IC '" 10 roach cnmnlni? crrouncl! oo tee tt Breltenbush Und Santlam rivers wuuodiiy. RTosit 11 L WAU)KN, KDWINBTOJJ , , T. . A l. A J..TLRNKU. B lit, Albiny. i rray-g LIU! J, Stat Hops ana HopsuppP; ana o&, State sirr rtom Portland. wimjamkttk kivici Portland. Nov.lu,-." ':.' ...'""' H lnpl(i. iy nun Sntnnlair air,. -'