The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 23, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. ..- towi-nci wrv -. " mmtumM i.,fatiiaagttaa khuiib. jaiaHMMcK. -igma ataaaaymnntwt num aans wr-mwy -. 4Ami bvj MiHU'Jurw way 252 "-"" ir m sa ! H j Ifli .Aumnwim iwiiinwi'U"' II I. IHI 1. .1 . HI .WWW Sbipahf l ' t ' m ' iarrwd Women be went prepare the body for the atrnln upon It. add llle tyrnrnttry of forro ifprnwif ymwo ftlx ill ttie dancer of child-birth, and rrlea the mother Mfey through Jhl critical period; w 'hot create WeMlnjtjand JhOnMndu gratefully ltt lias done them Sold by all aniffRlsti ai si m p wmic Our little book. telfiDR all about thU great remedy, will W enl free to any addrtV by Tns JiRAiiPtstu Ksoulatok company StUuta, Georgia. mi? 101 11 'T' -f '! " Of Mackintoshes, Coals, ''Black, greatly reduced all of tlidni-noRes'ej'vA X X. Walch this spac&'for G, W, Johnson The Peoples Clothiers THE DAILY JOURNAL. BY HOPEn BROTHEHS, 4 FRIDAY, NOV. 23,1000. Dally Ono Yoar, $3.00 In Advanoo Dally; Four Months 91. In Advnnqo wooiyuno Yonr bi.uu in Auvnnco WHAT'AttOUT THE CHARGE OP S0CIALI9M? Tho most serious charge that Is made against tho present Salem Oltlzon'a ndtninlfltrntlon is that it is in tlio hands of Democrats, Populists nml Socialists This Is hot true, as Moaars. Dishop, Gibsoiif Duncan, Rlggs, Larson, Gcsner, Alton arid Molr aro supportors of the Republican 'party. Walker, IJurrows and vGHbwo1i1 aro supportors of tlio Democratic! party, whllo Huron ami Jiidah aro cfaBsod as Indopondonts. Hut classlngjiU (hat nro not Republicans us DomWats thocount still stmulri eight KepnbilcauTtb'ilva Democrats, - lliit tho chargo of HOoiallsm has mora to It than trumpory political accusations. From tho vory foundation of tlio Citizen's nonpartisan business administration it has not boon partisan, and If serving tho interests of tlio whole people instoad of a faction bt sotrib party constitutes soc ialism, Mossrs. Ulshop ot al uro guilty. Tboy dellboratoly draw n cliartor that municipalizes tho municipality, so to speak, and r compels public business to bo dojio for tho public good and for tho public only. It compels tho refunding of tho public debt at ir popular loan in. stead of selling It to boiiiu bond syndicate It requires that tho city dictnto tho terms a charter instoad of the . parties who ask for a franchise. In this respect It la social Istlc. ft prohlblta'creatlng debt without thooxpresa sanction of tho pooplo who havo to pay. It sold a postofllcn situ to tho.govormnont on tho best term for tlio city., This is red-handed socialism. It makes tho people boss of tho situation. Government that is absolutely in thu In tenwt of tho people Is praotieal socialism, nnd'lt ii'only whan this tsnpproxlmatod tha't tho poopU got any Vluf from tho rings and cabals that dominate polltlual parties, Irom making slates to bo voted blindly at n rump primary to framing dinners in mo imcK room 01 some political luwyur'a uflltw, jio are tho mini who ralo this cry of eocJnllem ngainit Uie Oltiitin's noupar pnftifnn luliniitUtmtloii? Do tl0 favor Imvjiig all publlo wyrl; iom, tnd hiring' al'rpiiblio tervlro io Hie opn market, us aniyiriviUo oltfnsor tuiritorniloii would 1t ' indeed. limit them down and youwlll find thtt) aru tho non-pnxluo inguoii'tuxpuyliig cluw, Mho aro htld ipg coutfactH and ol, and who never InfcVd to work (or a Itvitig hi dihii om pejttlon as tlio aoihiuoi) run lnivw to do. Oauot hlauie them for IkjIhk terror htrjeken at jlio oiplUitloii of piuutlunl lotnilolpul pollotoa m public affair. Tho iujmeiit mieh polloitw a o in operotion, llyTtlifl, foxjrof Vaulot. 'Itidir 9oejjpjf W Is goiju. Jur oouitpil luu 1)moii a flnxraut offender ugaliit litis uharye of eouiullsin. pRaa drafted menus ordinuuvoa tlutt w put partof thuqarnlngaof toldpltuiiu companies and suoll ooriiortttlonB as own ljill5 Jroftrty mid pay ItM iwx-w Into th" ipublio trjsury. ihts policy III 'wtime relievo tho proporty tux. tfajom taxpayers should be the last to complain maulfetUtlyiis of aooiiiliam tlmt V AunUu in tbopvjbliy truastiry Mh whlaJKto itjalfi Jiiur9vemuijjitJja,t not mm out of, tluUr4 twins Uliis 'WtoMjtiM't WW 'te4a! . jljl . , n ' -& ' fJi''P "t unrtiws, Is ftorlmoln tlio mm htwm3v-wW'i KKvtvr m mmi v of l hem dtrilort Hie low of their .ftlrlis Hie ralrlteb form mire, i deli foi itfrri-wmtiati eovelan ahanely. trctly fifrure, and nflr murrlnirl- Tilt bearlltlT 01 CllllUI Tlit bearln mother'a of children la verv rtfutructlire to the mother's VinriellntM rnti rati Motubr'b nrodcil however, by the ue of I'tl8D De fore baby cornea, at this Mother's scientific Iinl prwerve obvlalM espectant POln III ol the ureal Friend ''""'if' ' Box Coals and Cape ' uALt Brown and Tans at JtL prices, riiismah's. I C ft, prices. & Av & Company, and Furnishers plunderer who cannot comprehend a policy of simple solvency and common honesty. A dan-till study of tho balance sheets ot the city government for tho past two years, compared with what existed beforo, will convlnco nnyono that whatSalom needs n n continuance of such wholoeoma applications of pay-as-you-go and otbor horriblo nnni festatioiis of socialistic principles with out wliioli good government is im possible. JOURNAL X-RAYS Republicanism that parados itself in opposition to good government anywhere is of tho rotten-egg variety. i The bids on tho Salem postoftlco Varied $45,000, from f 00,500 to $ 115,00. Evidently somo ono doesn't know what a postodlco building is. 9 9 Would The Odd Followa havo invested $80,000 in n now building at Salem. or . P. McCornack f'20,000 in romodellng his block, if tboy had not been assured of a good buflhiOBfuulmlnlfitrntlon? A A Novomber Is said to bo thu most pop ular month for weddings. Journal. Not in Linn county. For a period of about twenty yearn tho records show more marriages in October than any other month, until this year, when September beat it. Harvest utonoy does It. Al bany Democrat., A ft Frank Davoy in Portland Telegram: Salem city politics are warming up. Tho proeont Incumbents in 'city offices havo petitions In circulation, asking them to bo candidates Jogain to allow themselves to bo sacrificed upon the al tar of Iho public good and those peti tions ato receiving numerous signatures, .ft ft ft Advocates ot public ownership and operational municipal monopolies will bo interested to luarn (Tom tho l(th an nual report of the Detroit public light' idg commission, mado.by its president, Frederick F. Ingram, that tho expense of public lighting nlnco tho public light ing plant of that city has been nstab. lislied has now been reduced ID per cent. TIiIh has boon accomplished without lowering wages or lessening tho quality of tho light. Wages have lieon iucroasad and Detroit is the best lightod elty In tho United Slates. Addod to those advantages tho political morals of thouity havo, as Mr. Ingram observca in Ids report, "been improved by placing CATARRH Catarrh has become such a common disease that a Pcriou entirely free from thin disgusting coinplaiut la t.cldom met -, with. Iwscuatomarytospcaicot unarm as 110111111;; more serious Ulan a bad cold, a dimple Inflammation of the nose and throat. It is, in fact, a complicated uud very dangerous disease t if not at first, it very booh becomes so. The blood is quickly contaminated by tho foul secret ions, and tho poison through the general circulation is carried to all parts ot tne system, Salves, washes end stiraya are unsatis factory und disappointing, because they do not reach the seaFbf ihe trouble. S. B. S. does. It cleanse the blood of the poison und eliminates front the system all catarrhal accretions, and thus cures thor ouguly and permanently the worst coses. Mr. V II. McAIIUter, of iramxUlmrg-. Ky , wiilwi "Having been a terrible aullcrcr fron unarm, 01m ucinir now wtiud and well, Iho que, tiou 0(111 put to me U, What cured you I ' luan awer 1 feet It my duty, to Mate that Bwlft'a Specific U the inedlclue 1 am uich a true tllever lu the flUacy of Swill Specific inn 1 can nouc.uy aim eottkclfiulaiitly recom mend it to uuy ono auffer. fug Jioiu Calarih. Have ret-ouunended it to many, and am liamiy tiaay that t hone whom 1 haveiuduc ed to ute It urn bear me our f n the sUteiaent that It will cure auy cae of CaUtlti It tl.cu accord iug to dlrtctloa. ' ia the only purely veg etable blood purifier known.atid the greatest of all blood lucuiciucs and tonics. bO If vou havo CaUtth don't wait until It beconiea decn-seatcd ami chronic, but be gin at utco the uw of 8. 8. 8., and send fofiour book pit blood nm akin diteosea atid write our phytdchmi about your case, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA. tA. !fficWMPBVBJKi HUM ono branch d) tho public; eorvico ho"bnd tho reach of franclileo-eceking corpora tions." Wlicnovcrnnd wherovor public ownership of monoiotIes Is afforded a fair trial, na In Detroit, it proves its- su periority ovot tho private monopoly system. Ln Grando Chronicle, Dem ; It would bo altogether unprecedented If Jut. Bryan shoiild control tbo democratic convention In 1004 and becomn tho party candidate for a th.rd tltno. The thing is altogether Improbable. Ilia two defeats ItaVO been too crushing, and hodrovo tho Kansas City convention with too keen a whip and too cutting a spur. Ills only prospect of ever attaining tho presidency sooms to llo In graceful rotiremont, and tho cultivation of tho mora cautious character and resorved demeanor which the American pcoplo seem to demand from their presidents. A . Auncomla Standard: The situat'on is simply this: About half a million Dcmoctats of tho Whitney Btripa, ob jccling to the Democratic candidates and platform, tuira in succession threw their votes to McKinley, und thus gave the Republicans tho states of Now York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Indiana, defeating the Democratic party. fc .Tho fact If, tho Republican parly has bad blessed littlo to do with our city management for tlio last twenty years, and would havo still less to do with It If tho old coterlo woro returned and put In control. V. A. Cusick. Tlio aboVO words from an old bedrock Republican norb proven trae by tho fact that nlno-tenths of all tho Republicans refused to go to tho k called Republican primaries yesterday. With our reduced police force, tho town was never more orderly, and never beforo had so IIUlo oxpenso in the polico court trials. Dr. W. A. Cusick. This hits the nail on the head. Tho i"fl54 !2B5 1 65513 CITY FINANCES. Comparative Statement For 1897 ior 1U9 Total, 1897-98 Deductine from this total expense, as an item with council ennnnf hp liKflv rlnror.H oP.n4 i Leaves a total warrant expense fop978l J 38895 59 Forl899 For 1900 Total, 1899-1900 Deductimr from this total (expense 01 1099, as an i with which this council " r . -. . . Charged Leaves a total warrant expense for '99-00 .ft 29.81 1 57 I Or fl Hll-PPr c.flvincr in r-nrrAnf Avnuntn in A ' . . M ..... wtlllllK wt,iv.l VAMbiUb III I, i favor of the present administration of. 9,084 02 Cj ' Pinnffnor IriAfnhtnrlnacc ,f AUMVIIIb I11UWWIVU1IWJJ, K Wan ants out when this council took hold MB -C II "I . . I or uie cuy government approximately 43,vuv uu$ Warrants out and uncalled by the treasurer, n up to Uec 1, 1900 Cash Revenues. Wor 1897 For 1898 Total 1897-8 P,r -1ROO For 1900 !..J. 'Y"? r Total 1899-1900., Excess of cash receipts to 1 administration Items of Moneys Saved Present Council. Deciease in warrant expense $ Increase in cash receipts w Interest charges saved by reduction from 8 )er ceiu 10 t per cenr on me iioaung aegr, . or 15 months, by the issuance of hone-l rtnn Urtnlc j Decrease in fees of Marshal aiidlec a in the matter of criminal cosf bills drawn arom County Court ..... gdirctly, in the past two years 1 wit va iiiuiiuTU guvvvtt triminai fiM YUAKS NO. HKCORDER'S CASUS. I'LliS. MARSHAL'S FEES. 5537 95 634 55 1897 146 MSS 65 1323 85 11898 206 Totals, 352 52279 50 51172 1899 1900 28 29 206 80 188 00 112 98 Totals. 57 5384 8o 5211 Recapitulation. $J1897 98 total fees drawn b.y m3 Mirlvtl '97-98 total fines aiulHforTeitureTTeTumedl -'97-98 net cost ; 5 ataif '99oo total fees drawn by said officeis.. 5 ,'99-oo total fines andforfeiturers returued '99-oo net cost... Amount to crediFofpresenradministratioIi $3,173 70 'The total fees from Marlon county 9 officials, have boeunurned into tho. rs - police forco :can bo nmdd to round up hundreds of poor men in thocourso of a year who aro huugry or slightly drunk, and make cases against Marlon county. This "industry" has been shamefully neglected by "Doc" Gibson and Judge Judah. If thoy had tended io"businesa" thousands of dollars in county warrants could havo been issued for fees. ? E. 0. Cross is n Republican to tho backbone. No sacrifice is too great for him to make; when -party principles are involved. Rritho knows as hII intelligent men know that this city olectlon is not a party matter. Mr. Cross stated posi tively yesterday, that-he would not bo a candidato beforo tho Republican conven tion, lor mayor, na ho did not wish to run at this time. Ho U thankful to his frior.ds for suggesting him for tho honorable- position, but does, not; feel as though he could sacriQco his time and efforts now. C Tho primaries hold at Salem yester day were not Republican primaries. They wero primaries planned by n few politicians who are witling to pay high taxes when they uro permitted to graft back $2 to one cent out of city jobs. Republican primaries aro attended by Republicans in a mass in this strong Republican city. Republican business men gonorally repudiated tho nhple proceeding as not involving their party organization. A Ono of tho managers of tho ''regulars" says of tho delegates: "nearly half of tho delegates elected to tho city convoa tiou yeslonlay woro opposed to tlio rogu. lar ticket two years ago, as Indicating tho determination of Republicans gen'' orally to stand by tho ticket tills year," Prominent Republican!) honestly dis agree as to tho city elections involving party politics. Goo. F. Rodger, state blndor, thinks it's a party matter. Btato Prison Physician W. A. Cusick thinks of Warrant Expense. $ 27,922 33 1 20,777 39? fir $ 48,699 72fc the Citv Hall J? which the then $ 16,987 00 . o,in orii .$32,111 57 the small-Dox I item or expense cannot be lustlv .. M 2,300 00 1 I m. TC 3 4,380 00 Recorder's Office. f- JJ. 6,738 30 7,654 07 1 m237 K - .$ 8,908 00 . 11,813 391 $20,721 39 i credit of present $ 6,329 02 to the Taxpayers by the$M V.UO-r U2 I 5 6,329 02 3,250 00 j i7t nc rti v, J I y ftty w viiivwmi tiuvi in r .$2i,836 74 V tost uuis. TINES PAID 530 00 47 20 NET COST $1463 6Qfc$ 1911 20! 50 $77 20 53474 80 j 70 4o 270 00 35 00 49 50 j Ol -tow 1o &o5 00 53oo 9o' Recorder and " : O 3,052 00 77 2o ! 3,474 80 1 6o5 9oi 305 00: i 5 3oo 9o which wore formorly absorbed by J,? ojty treasury, , . $ tgmmmmm&m 3 The Non-M'itating CatfmHifr 4 Kasy to lake, easy to oprat- Hood's Pills l0 u jt's not a party matter. He states tho 4. ( ii..- n niitaliflll In ttlnfin words I "Juggle with Iho figures as tboy may, every Intelligent citizen knows that our recorder and marshal havo cost the tax payers bnt little more than half as much as similar officers cost us tinder the old. time management. Tjio truth Is they havo not cost a third as much. 'ft ft ft . , , Isn't this paragraph from Dr. Cuslck's trenchant letter enough to iettlo tho matter in Iho mind of any veter: "The prcrent city management, dtir ing the past two yearr.-has mado savings in tlio Interest ol tho taxpayers, amount ing in tho aggregate to somo $23,000. AAA Lieut. Murphy Is nof'a miscellaneous candidate." Ho does not wish to bo Bholvcd by tho empty hoi.or of a chance to bo defeated by as good a Republican as "Doc" Gibson. ft ft ft Behold tho angelic purity of tho new mon wo havo put up. Their wings are sprouted. City Push Managers. OREGON VOTED FOR EXPANSION Ono Republican Paper That Wants A - Senator to Represent Business Interests. Engou Ilcglitor, Hep. On Novomber 0 Oregon voted for Pa Pacllio coast expansion. IC voted for retention of tho Phllpluncs and tho opening up of a vast and profltnblo trado with the Orient that will increase and dovelop every industry ln Oregon and give to tlio farmers a bettor price for tho products of tho soil. Tlio result of tho election opened the door to Ore gon's golden opportunity. What now rema.ns lo be dono is to choose a man for United States sonator who will labor incoseantly along theso linos in tlio in terest of tho stato. What we must havo is u man of broad, comprohonsivo states manship, tt man who will have influcnco abroad as well as at home. Ono who can grapplo with tho problem of building up tho great and growing Pacific coast and command a hearing In the sonate in our behalf. Of tho men mentioned in this connection Oregon has several who wo believe would bo equal to tlio emer gency and tho coming session' of tho legislature in making tho selection should bo careful to choose tho man who can best carry out tho express will of the stato for establishing a mighty com morco with tho fur cast and tho con struction of tho Nicaragua canal. With relation to tho canal, the combined west represented in Congrens will bo a unit for its construction, and Oregon's representative must be capable of carrying its fight to a successful ter mination. These aro Oregon's paramount issues just now, and tlio man who can best ropresont uq along theso lines Is tho man above all others that should he chosen as Unltod States senator. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take I-amtivo Jlromo Qulnino Tubluti. All dniERlaU refund tho money If It fall to. euro W. urove'i alsuature la on each box, A llent Mini Tlila Tlmr. Dauuliler (delightedly) And did you renlly consent? Father Consent? My stars! I had to. Tho man demanded your hand like a highwayman holding up a coach Consent? My gracious! I believe, from the way ho looked and acted, he would havo knocked mo down l(f I lindu't. Daughter Oh, It can't 'be. You must havo been dreaming. Why, when he proposed to me he trembled so thnt he could hardly speak, and ho looked m weak and uervous I had to hurry up and say "Yes" to keep him from fnlnt Ing. -London Answcra. fnflAffl WORKS HARD For a living. He has to. He must "make hay while the sun shines," no matter how he feels. The result is over work. The stomach usually gives the first sign of strain. The organs of diges tion and nutrition are trcrauged. Food does not nourish, Indigestion uppears. In such a case Dr. Piercers Golden Med ical Discovery re-establishes the health by a complete cure of t lie diseased organs of digestion and, nutrition. It cleanses the stomach, purifies the blood and re moves the causes of disease. It is a temperance medicine, and contains no whisky nor alcohol. I mi troubled with iadiKestloa Tor about two yean," write Win Uowker. Ukj , of Juliaette. Latah Co. Idaho. I tried different doctor aud retuedle but to no avail, unlit I uroti lo Dr Ptit(4 aud he told me what to da I differed with a pain In my stomach nod left lde aud tionucn Ana leu uae ana I me I am RUd to write and thought it wouia kill .....k.,. U.A..I.1 1.II, ... TnH.nl..., ,n wr,.k ... UlUUtm H piHIIll Kill HK . .M KM.U ,w lVM..4 let you know that I am all right. I can domy wort now without nalu aud 1 don't have that tired feeling that I ued to have Five bottle of Dr Picrcc'a Golden Medical DUcovcry aud two vUU of hi Pleataut Pellet cured uie " Sick people can consult Dr, Pierce by letter free. All correspondence private. Address Dr. R, V. Pierce, Ituffalo, N. V. for acceptable Ideas, State If patented. THE; PATENT RECORD. Baltimore. Md. $ffl' I THE m2& fpriji .WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For a ticket En-t, you naturally and very properly want to go over tho route that will gtvo you the vqry 059 accomo dations at tho lowest possible rale. Hence, you Bhould ask your ticket agent to niakcyour ticket read via the ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tourist sleoping cars Icavo Salem every Monday Evening and Thursday ovonhig via Sacramento and every Tuesday uven nu and Saturdav mornini! Via Portland and riln through to Chicago without chango via tho World's most sconic Lino connecting at Chicago with all morning trains East, also with, tno kock isianti Eersonally conducted tourist car for oston. Theso tourist sleoping cars are broad vestlbuled, lighted with Pintch Gas and provided with all weekly illus trated periodicals and magazines for tho freo ubo of our patrons and aro accom panied through to destination by a rep rcsentativo of tho Great Rock Island Route. Wo also havo a dally first-class sleeping car Bervico (0 Chlcairo via tho Scenic Lino, and tho best dining car sorvlco in tho world. For full information, maps etc, call on or wrlto to, A. E. Coopkr, Gen. Agt or Portland Oregon. W. W. Skinner, G. M. Powers Agent S. P Co. Agent 0 R & N Co Salem Or. Salem Or. Cblcaeo Salt lAkn, Denver Kt. Worth Spoclal Omnhn. lUnoius City, Uti.Ot 11 9.10 a.m Loula.Uhicago aud East, Bpo- kano Flyer 6:00 p m Br. Walla Walla, Bpokano, MI11110 npolln, Bt. I'nal, Dtilutli, Mil' wankro Uhlcago and oat. aau Flyer 7.00 s. in. Atlau tlo Ki. 9p, m VIA HUNTINGTON 8:10 OCEAN HTKA.MHHIIU 8p raJFortfan Frniiolcoo, i I', n uau eteijr uve unra. 8d. in x. Hun COI.UM1IIA HIVKU i P. in Hatur ox Hun day To Ailorla and way Lnn'llum iup, m A r Ha ll W1I LAMKTTK UIVKIt Leave For Portland, N(wbere.anil way IP- falcm lAiiuinm xnoaaajr, innra ilayi aud Saturday at 6.80 a.m Mr Won F'Jilay WILLAMETTK MVEK DIVISION. UodU to I"ortlMiil an abort. Trunnfern ti street car lino at OrcROU City If tho steamer art dohiyed thcro. Ticket to all points lu OrcKon, WnhliiRtoo, California or iho Kiuit. Hhkrhrc checked throngh from Palom freo. Cholro rail or rWcr routo to I'nrtland. Conucctlov mado at l'ortlaud with all rail, ocean and rlvoi linen. w II. IIUltbllUHT, Oon, I'asa At , Portland Or. . M. I'OWKIU. AKt-nt, Trado Rlreot dock, 8lepi City ticket aud freight nlnco 'J 10 Commercial Hi SOUTH MD EAST VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHftSTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland stations at 6:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. 4:0Gp. in. Lv l"ortlivud.. . 80 a M and way m, aud 8:30 p M 10J3 I M 124 P XI 4.33 A M I.T B&lera...ll;CO A M Ar AlhUtnd 12,:30 A M Ar Hacramuuto.. 0:00 P M Ar Ban Frauclwx) 7.U P M 8:13 All ArOgdeu 6.45 A M 11:45 A M Ar Denver .. o a M 8:40 a M Ar Kauta, Ulty. 7sU AM 735 A M Ar umcaRQ.. . 7:ta A M 9:80 A M Ar U Lra Anenllyi 150 P M roTT m Ar Kl Piuin 600 P M 6O0 P M 6.30 AM WAN 9AS A M 0.30 A M 3.35 A M 3.35 A M CHi P it tO& V Si All A l T..J1 . .1 Ar Fort Worth Ar cityofMoxlco Ar Houston .... Ar New Orloaua. Ar Wuhluxton Ar New YorV u-in i i ,ja u V, rk. Pullman and Tourists cars on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdon and El Pubo, and tourist cars to Chicago, St, Louis. Now Orleans ami Wnnliinutnn Connecting at San Frandlsco with bov urui eiuuuiBjup unos ior Honolulu Japan, China, PhilippinoB, Central and 1JU1IVII J111IU11UU. Mr. W. W. Skinuor agent at 8rt!oni utviuu, urHuuress 0. II. MARKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon, Oregon Shori Lido Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Points. ., GiTVfl..cA'?,Icof,,Uo 'avorlte routes, via tho UNION PAniKin Uaf Moil ti., or tho RIO GRANDE Sconic Lhwa. . ' No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Ohicago Special, 't'i finest in tho WeBt." ' EnulppocJ With klegaut Standard Steepen Fine New Ordinary Tourltt Sleepers. Superb Library-Iiuffet Car. Hpionitip uiunert, Meaifi a la carlo, hreo KeoUulUK Chair Cir. Comfortablo Ooachea aui Smokers. Kntlro Train Completely Vestlbuled. 1 n0rWi!llw Informution apply to J R, NAGEL, GUY PO EltS Trav. Pass. Agt. Agei.t 0. R. t N. 142 Third St. Portland Or. Salem Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME OAltD. No 2 For Yuuulua: Trun eaves AlBauy 12:45 p Tru n loayos Uorvatlls. .. iOp. Train arrives Yaquina . 0M5 p. No, 1 Returning: ' in to 111 111 weaves vaquma 010 a, , Z '' - .j....... , .... VIW14.1I1 I.OdVOH CorVltllls. ... 1 1 -JM. n in a -, i .,., a W" ". '. i ? It, IU Arrives Alhunv lx:lD l. iii No. .1 For Dotrelt: Loavob Albany Arrives Detroit. No. 4 Returning; ,,..lli20a, in. LiCaves Dettnit Arrives Albany 12:10 r,. n,. OHO p, IIJL id norb and nrlinrnnt Iwnnlnu Tra ns for tho mountains arrive at Detroit at noou, giving ample Muu to reach pamplog grottrds on aiu Uroltenbush and Santaru rivers the same day. ' M II L WAUIB& KDWIKU JTURNEU:P,A a Ag ut, Alhiny fob Krom Portland. I I f tna anil 4i..i A.KkA. .. a. a it. "i"wecti uiAioany at vervains wityii KOUtiiernjt'aolHctialns, UlVlnc dlivet KrvlA i.imul t.... x...' ItUlU XIOVV" BUSINESS CARDS . G. I.H.. 0)ACH Successo to Dr. J. M. Keono, of Whito Conic Salem Oe. Parties desir ing Btiporior o.uttioiiB nt modcrnto teo in uny branch nro In 0Beclal reuest. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Plit)iieilfl7J,l HOOMB 1 AND 3, ORAY IILK. B. P. JONES, Attornoy-ut-Lnw Toledo. OroTon. Wa Dlark or Circuit Court, ' I'll y.ini nndhM nil , uito-dto alwtraol or al' n ny lu Uncolti county. L . soul b jmos. Piano Tuners ami II pares PORTLAND ORK. For Salem nnd vicinity leavo orden at Geo. Will's Music Store. T. . Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Knit Sultlus hut In. Tho Olicrndorir pnt tern from Olilcogu. IleM hulncwi ultn 816. M panla V). . CAt'lTAL. nys Express and Transfer .Mcota nil mall and paspongor trains. Baggage" to all partp of tho city. Prompt Borvico. Tolophono No. 861. DI8QU15 & HOMY BR Salem Waier Co., 0FF1CE,;C1TY HALL. For water service imply at oOlci. Bills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at tho olllc The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho best of saiipaco. KKKE DELIVERY. All bills duo the lato linn of Wolt t Mlescku must lo paid. WOI & Son 171 Cotiiinhreini St. Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent, according to security no expense for examination. Insuranco effected on hops nnd other proporty nt lowest rutoB. John Moir 290 Com, st, 7.1(l.'fd,- Wheat Bought and Stored By tho Aurora Roller Mills Rranch onion nnd warehouno 18 1 Trade Bt. between High and Church streets, ltuckwheat and oats bought at highest market price. FRED P. HURST. 27-tf d.tw Old Post OfficeStables Are large niu havo roliablo attond ants, your team boarded by the week qr ilnv. (?wl tniinm fnr him' rTii1a r.. 8onnl)le. Your patronago eollcitml. H. M. Brown 02 Fnrrv Streot. SALEM HOP BUYERS. Squire Farrar No 55 State St. 'Phono No. ism. Wm, Brown Co Ilush Bulldlns, Oninraorolal St. (ground floor). Ollice tolophono No. UM. Lilienthal Bros, !' ,3: O'tenhelnier, Manager. Ollice over Ladd A Uuh Ilank. 'Phone No 481, Catlin Linn Oftlee ovor W'eller'a grocery Horo. 'Phoue ISO vu, J, Carmichael Ofllco over JohnMm'a Clothln Hore, In Uusu-Ilremau bldg. T A, Livesley Co 90,SmS,.'l " 8iwl Malr wulh pf JjuM i M.hw'l?" bJ"k- fo"m "I14' L.'1'houo Kit. ' ' OSTEOPATH In Sol m. rWtUnm i DR. ORACB ALRRIGirr, graduate ol American School of Osteopathy. SALEM Monday, Wednesday ana Fri day ; hours, 0 to 12 a. m; 1 to 4:30 p. m, Olllco over Wellur's grocery. ALBANY Tmwday, Thurslay and Sat urday; hours, 0 to 12 a in j 1 to 5 p. m Ofllco Albany, Mell wain building Main S First chss cook, . First class service, - EtyoyrfblS mjai's, ORGEBR $&. Props new"5tSi!e" ntt' 2f'W,JP,"' rQrw at k 8 04MatB&i.btt etrtt wher he wi OCA n...tA, vwminBiwwi eiraiK whBTw be will I SibokhiK kaimU. Tri m I White House Restaurant Tanadian V',f. PACIPif r And Soo Line. Flrfit-cnls and Tourist SLEEPERS DAILY- A PaBiOiiirjjrs bopkcdyto nnd ir oin .ALL POINTS EAST - Atlantic Steamship Office, For full particulars apply to VOYlJK, II. II. AIIUOIT. A.G. P. A., lKITI.Inlfi ''W fit. Portland. Vancouver, B. 0. POSSIBLY You nro not nwnro of tho fast time nr,l superb sorvico now afforded by the ' ftSSJ 2 WP Haiti Dallv Fast Tmlnc 2 TO THE EAST. If vnu rnnnnt tjikn tin, mnv.,1.... i..i travel via tho evening train. Both aro finely equippod. "Our Specialties" Fast Timo, Through Sorvlco, Pullman Palaco SleopcrB. Pullman Tourist Sleep. orB, Pullman Dinors. Library (Cafol Oir and Froo Reclining Oliair cars, Hours In timo saved to Omalm Chic ago, Kansas City, 8t. I is, Now York Boston, and other Eastorn points. Tickets good o Salt Inko City and Deuvor. It is toyour interest to uso Tiik Ovkr. land Limitkii. Tickctfl and sleeping car bertha can be Bocured from W. W. Skinnkr. AgcntS. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. 0' It. A N. Salem Ore. J. II, LoTiutoi', Gon'l Agent, No. 1!J5 Third Bt. Portland Or. The Dewey Washing Machine llils imtchlno is n now one iiuulo on Hclnntillc nrlnciplom. It is guaraii teed to give absolute satisfaction. After a thorough trial un family would dlsiionRO witli one, With the uto of the Dewey, the horrors of wash dav will disappear. Tlusmit. chino will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work about it. ICasy lo on- urate. Tho manufacturers a will hack up ovury claim mudu for the nm chino. The Dewey Washer Una won two first premiums at State Feifs: at Lincoln, Nob , 1899, and nt Salem, Oro., 1900. Sold it Salem by R. M. Wado & Co. iCorrespoml with or cull on Ambler Young Manufacturers and Salosmon, Mt. Angol, Oregon. Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of tho Salem Soap Works has tlioco operation of tho dealers Consumers who dosire a llrst-clas aoap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Snlonvmado soap S, C, STONE. M. .j ' lroprlclor ol Stone's Drue Store HALKM, OnKOOS Tuo tere (fwo ln number) ro lotated a No. -Hi arid 883 Ccrririn-hl hmi nd ' noIUto3kod with a cimploto lino ol drugn mMIclnw, lollot srtloloi, perluun"y hruibrt alo., eto , etc, Pit. BTONK IlaehadiornoSUytara cxperlenui Hi Hie I'0 llco of medicine and uow rnaki'i to J'haise fuimnllallnn Pininlnnttnii or ir.crlptlon aiLRU SrEUI CLEANING AND-DYEING WMi Ladies' and GentH clothes cleaned and dyed without rip ning. Gent's clothes prwwed by thetnpntli,i also portiers cleanoUiaMl ? ,Iatl' "'" kid'gRTvaT. cleaned. OenU olotbeiirTelfnod, rebound, re paired', buttons on. AH work " neat, Tjlteap 'and prtimptly done. 'fT: x : ! : IS. C.MEB, Proprietor 195 Commercial bt. Sly MONTIII.T llEODiaTOtt .Mir. tbat I. barmlru aad ch r.ll. " ,, nuts. it. uuwAK.mwJ"" i CURE YOUPSE f raiCKM. - -- 'or ut lo '-7. I1rrni' " for. acceptable M Stato If paBiri, HI M W A?3bUBh JSJgr uluiJ.'i 1W .rs-sj owl t-i fj fWD ftbi i tuuiurv CS v iuim '.jp MMmm rp.tii iBiSiUSiSSfir