The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 06, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text, W, v '.'. House Work is Hard Work ! YOU Jul NEW PALL HAT 5 at .50 to $3-50. We have the exclusive J agency for 6enj. J. Brown's special 3.50 i G, Wh Johnson The Peoples Clothiers THE DAILY JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS, THURSDAY DEC fl, 1000. Dally Ono Yoar. $3.00 In Advnnoo Dally Four Month 91. In Advance Weokly Ono Year Sl.OO In Advanoo THE OREGON SENATOriSIIIP. The Newport News, which is ono of tbo republican papers that has been tied to tbo Mitoholl-Hormann-McBrldo-any thing to boat Corbett faction, seems to hove a now light. That paper now nays : "Tho olection of Hon. John McCrakorf to tho legislature from Multnomah county to flu tho vacancy caused by tbo death of Mr. Knott, corves to tnako moro cortaln tbo election of Hon. II. W. Cor bett to tho United States Donate. It was understood from tho first that Mr. McCraclcon was a Corbett man, and tbo fact that bis majority Ib 3,600 shows beyond a donbt who tho pooplo of Mult nomah county dcsiro for United atatos senator. Practically tho wholo fight of tbo opposition was on this issue. Tho pcoplo of Portland well know that when Mr. Corbett was in tbo sonato beforo hi reputation as a successful worker for bis state was second to nono." Tho meat romarkablo epecUiclo at tbo recent city oloctlon was tho prosonco of tho federal ofllco-holdorB from Port land and OrcRon City Inflating on tbo election of tho straight Republican tick, stand opposing tbo Citizons ticket, whon lflBt Juno in tbo Portland election thoy tookoxactly tho oppoalto position and helped elect a so-called Citizens tickot against tbo straight Republican ticket. Tbeso McKlnloy olllco-holdors euld at Balom tbat it was a question of party politics, and republican principles woro involved. Tbo voters of Salora havo told Uioni for tbo third timo that it is a mattor of business and not politics how the city government of Balom shall bo run. Tbeso Jederal ofllco-boldero who supported tbo Citizens tiokot at Portland did bo becauso tbat was a mat lor of politics having two United States sonators to elect, but thoy woro doing ovorythlug in their powor todown tbo conservative wing of tbo Republican party. Tbo plain facts of thocaBonro, Uiobo fellows who havo monopolized tbo fedoral ofilces under McKlnloy and who slaufl for tho Mltcholl-McBrldo-lIorinanii com bination alwvo roforrod to caro nothing for the Republican party or Its principles whon it suits their purposes. Thoy wore sllvorites when it Bitlted their plaiiB, tho goldltos whon It paid bettor. Thoy would jiiBt as Boon boo MllchoU ub Mc Brldo, or Horinann as either, s'ont to tbo Benatc, and their only objection to Mr. Qorbltt and bis friends la tbat tl toy aro not.alwaya to bo rollodon to do dirty ojul unprincipled party work, mill oro men who would daro file a dlfforonco of opinion with tho President himself If thoy did not ngrco with him in ft matter of publio policy, and thoroby endanger tbo privato graft of tbo ofllco-boodlors. Mltcholl is probably tho most capable man of tho throo abovo namod, bat, bo would not provo a pillar of financial strength to uphold tho nntUm'a bonor and integrity. Ho has no moro convic. tiouson tbo financial Ibbuo than a pop ular boarding houeo keeper. Such a man In tbo sonato ut present la moro dangerous tlran tho bubonlo plaguo to our business and eontniorclal interosts. MeBrlde won bis Boat by capturing tbo Silver men and Populists and Demo. crats in tho legislature by moans tbat would mean extermination among any tribe of eclf-respectlng Indians. Her- jnunn voted to rccoln all Ajnerluau ell vr at the absurd ratio oi 20 to 1, and -publicly declared tbat bo would stand lm any platform that could bo mado gnCL peld for tho telegram himself. '- '&f$o ono will blanio tbeso men for tbolr opennoso-tO'Convlotlou, auytblng-to-i?et "tfllee statBmonhp Q long as tho Re- ,pblickpty W' full- of non who ro iteiiiy to roward them and receive the mrrd "Of MrPn$ttmi XTtma :t)iemeeJv?8. Morion coun omayyfla many and wnfortuuatp without GOLD DUST. You need ii now, the fall season calls for a Fall hat-and when, you buy you want the correct shape. We have the newest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats hats. If you wear one or tnese nats you win neycr again pay 5.00 a hat-whatever is new in hats is here. & Company, and Furnishers they havo been in control of tlio party organization. TJioy havo been tlio lead ers, Lave mado up tbo legislative ticket, and in tbo last session only ono mombor from tills county bad tlio norvo to stand or tbo bonor and integrity of tbo party, and refusod to lino up for Mitchell on bis silver record wben tbo party bad de clared for tbo gold standard. Tbo in dications aro tbat tho morconary brigade "" -" """ v"' J "" Jtbat will dividoup tbo bpolls with thorn, nnd forspoils only, aro not so strong in tho coming legislature, and tho voto of Marion county will bo given more in ac cordance with tho declared principles of tho pnrly In powor. THE CONDUCT OP THE COUNTY TREASURY Tho monthly report of tho county treasurer of Marion county sIiowb about $31,000 on hand Dec. 1st besides a turn over of 15,729.38 by tho sheriff on that date. Of this sum of (40,000 in round figures tho report shows three calls of warrants of about $17,750 that hayo not been nrosonted for payment. ' Thero aro also about $14,000 of tlio genoral school fund on hand, tho noxt appor tionment to bo mado Jan. 1, 1001. Deducting other small amounts hold in tlio treasurer's hands there would bo about 16000 of funds in )i!b bands for which tbero is no use. As a mattor of fact, thero aro hundreds of small warrants that aro nevor pro Bunted for payment. Thoy aro either lost or' held as security, or hold by pcoplo who aro not aware of tho fact that interest is stopped, and thus tbo treasurer always hna plenty of funds to oporato with. A Balom banker advertises that ho will pay a promium on county warrants, but oven then it Ib almost impossible to Bccuro warrants. Tho indications aro that tho bulk of tho' warrant business is transacted inwido tbo courthouso walls, nnd that it is dono at a bettor premium than any banker will or can pay. Tho question orisoa do tho holders of war rants get tho premium, or does tho treasor or some other county olllclal? It la certain tho county docs not get tho bono fl I of cheaper ntouey, bocaueo tbo county payB tbo full alx per cent nu each I and every warrant Issued. Tbo Journal baa frequently pointed out that the county could bo put on a caBh basis by tuklng up. four per cent money on a popular loan ami (Hopping tbo endless chain of warrant transac tions. That la tho proper thing to do in tho opinion of n groat many able men who havo given tlio matter thought and break up warrant brokeuugo In the courthoiiBu which la dourly contrary to law. If tho county olllclals would gtvo thla matter attoution they would scoron victory for good government and sound finance for tho taxpayer. To Cure a Cold la One Day Toko Laxative llromo Qululue Tablet. All druKRltu refund tlio money If tt full to cure W. iroVe'luuftturolM)ii each box. SECRETARY OP STATE DUNBAR Tho inlsfortuuo of Secretary of State F. I. Duubar, in being confined to hia homo with asnoll of Hieknots, at thin tlmo la not only a inlsfortuuo to him self but to tho entire statu as well. If ho haa good luck tbat all liopo (hat ho will havo tind got a up and around soon, tho intoresta of tho stato will not euf for much, but at no time could bo Lo spared with bo Jittlo advantage as at present. Whon taken down ho was in tho midst of making up his blonnial ro porta, and was closing up the record of hla own work ua revenuu ulllcor of tlio statu for tbo first half of hia term. Mr. Dunbar bus no far rh the publio could obsorvo mado a modol stato officer. Ho lias boon tho soul of industry and ap plication to his duties, giving evory do tall hia personal attention, and in fact hwna too closely confined to hla desk (urs hla, own good, taking little or no re creation, and tlius overworking thoeo voryionerglea nnd abilities that woro gf tho upmost yaluo to tho state. Mr, Dunbar baa befn careful bual- ncs8 agent of tho state ' Ho baa given all oxpondlturca the closest scrutiny, nnd it can eafely bo said tbat not five cents ha s gone out of the state treasury with his knowledge that has not boon properly authorized and legally account ed tor. Ho has boon planning to revise tho revonuo laws of the state and Inaug urate sorao now policies. thafwould, give tho people leiof from high taxes and place some of tho burden on tho- untaxed Interests. This work was nil in band nnd would havo been prepared and placed beforo tbo legislature in time for its action, and no doubt Mr. Dunbar's able nnd competent office forco have carried forward tlio work, but it Is to bo hoped tbat the chief of that department will bo able to rccoter In llmo to gtvo thorn his person al attention and figure for tho state those much-ncoded results. Tho ontlro stato is interested in the recovery of so faithful and valuable nu official as tho present Secretary of Sta o linn proven himself lobe. CONSORTING WITH POPS AND SOCIALISTS Mr. Flagg wishes to lmvo it understood ho Is not of that kind. Wo do not recall just how long ago it was that Mr. Flagg was a moinbcr of a Democratic county convention that favored a fusion at any terms. It Is only recently that ho wrote a letter implying that tho national con vention that nominated McKinley was largely mado up of colored men. Mr. Flagg'a laBtidlous political tastes have certainly had eomo of tlio bloom brushed off by his recent associations. To hear soma of them talk thoy aro not any too proud of their cloeo geographical rela tions in local politics witli a certain gontloman wo could name, who lias a hibit of flying into print to extract tho crocodilo tears of political sympathy. But Mr, Flagg'a slur at consorting with Pops, Socialists, and tho Citizen Republican "holler-han-thou gang," Is worthy of notlco becauso it rovcals Mr. Flagg'a weak point which is simply that of tho partisan for spoils. Becauso ho has boon unfortunate in business mat ters, ho is actively a partisan and be lieves in tho doctrine that to the victors belong to tbo spoils. That is a doctrine that would rob tlio businessmen of an efllciont postal sorvico, of compotent employes in tbo Secretary of State's office, in thoSupromo court, and oven In tbo city govornment, becauBO Mr. Flagg and his political co-brigands had promised overy potty position undor the city government to themselves and thoir associates in tho city campaign. It would rob tho businessman of overy guaranty of good city ' administration, except in bo far as tho associated co brigandago saw fit to steal tho platform of tho non-partisau admiuistratiou and benevolently give tho taxpayers of Sa lem tho benefit of their associated petty larcenies. And what good was over done In tho world by Judlclouuly dis pensing stolen wares? Mr. Flagg has one consolation. In the legislature he helped pass tho Citizons1 chatter and tlio push kicked his politi cal aspirations into tlio middle of tho twentieth century for so doing. Ho was schoolboy enough to hope to establish himself In tbo good gractm of tho push on tho occasion of tho rucont city election, nnd la welcome to tho spnmi ho has taken in these columns to worm further into their fatal embrace. nr. null's Couth Svruo Is still In the lead Tlio iHtopo tKitn to like thiaold reliable cough medicine, and wo don't blumo them ; it la tho beat remedy for tlio doop seated cough or cold, and will effut a euro in one iluv- An exciiaugo recently stated that no Mohammedan had evor been converted and commented on tlio fact editorially. Thla la not true. Tho records show that a good many Mohammedans have been converted. In Kgypt, ono of tbo prom inent ministers and fioyeral of hia assist aula woro Mohammedans and ono-ilfth of tho children iu tho Sunday schools thero uro Moslem children, POPULAR PUBLICATIONS-POPULAR PRICES THE WEEKLY liaa fir iiiit'h i )i'.uki..d rvtuKHlAi'.l i thi IVt.ile Kit tlullDl l'tumly Nwj4tMir, for fin mem tin J villr Il tpletiJIil Amtculiurul Iwpttri mnt, II rUabto in.ukti f loru. racumitatJ uuihorii throughout the rotinuy, ll folilon iwtiHi, it Hvlnu ami 2lMltlM l)iwriun(nl. a fmclnatlne thort Kortoii. eta.. elo., rn4r It InJlMwnsubU In TtflRIIUE wary family Itfitulur nuli HlWVIVb HVi'iitiiuit iirlvc, (ll.UO iter ii'iir. .ii.l2..C0Pn'c,!0,n wlth. The Trlbuii wu oftwr lUuitrated vtekllM ond ugrlvuliurxi Jouinula, I ' ItiRUlar Prtc vnii. . ....... .. One Year lluriifru MiiKiiahie. ISmv York tlt. 'l.VAi llnrncr a lluaiir. en Yin U City . . . . . . , . . . .J oil JJeniurv Mnuraaliic, v York C'l , , J ,00 W. MclioliiKliiKiialiu-, Xe orl City .,..,., A'm AloCluri-'a Mnuualiif. N,v York t'lty. . . . . , , , , 1.00 Vrnuk I.c-mIIoI Monthly. mv nrk ll iv . . . , '. S, Muuapy'a MuKiialiie, ,v nrk City, . .'. . . , . ,,, Nuooonm, . 1 urk III) , , . . ,,, ., 1 Jm Jsf.iRervslo"ihu. 7 rK city .::::: : s I'uok, Aew 1 iirte t'lty , , , , A'lC! k. .1.1...'. H .9.' .....If lll'..... A.fia i...;.. -!.. :,".........,. 1 .. Slevicm- of nlen., Kimv nrk Oily .,J.I. ,, Norllinor'a Rluunalius Nv York Olty....... AuierliMiu ABrrruiillurUt, Now orU tlty Jlurl New Yorker. ov Y ink City. , . . I ! J ! - - """ . nnnailH'i 1 lilt t lit) a I'UaM atul aah with udar i.--.,:.".f::r.r.:! ".v.v;. ... . r. iiiiinixai iinniiM .! ail. .. tv 11 I.I ..pi hoot t a MiitruBliit. I'lillmlflKlilu, I'oiiu,' 3 J-urui ttiul lloiiir, .SitiliiKilrlil. Mn. .,..,,',,, , Hair I2iiirlHii,l ll.tni..M...l u..!.i .1.1 til'.V ..' l-'arm. Kiel, uiiA I'lrtahly. tlilcnku, 111 ,, ,. ,, J Orauue Ju.lil l;ariiiir. CIiIoiiko, llf, , . ! , , , , , i, Uultomlac. lutllitiuuiollH, lu.l". J..,, J II ,. ,. , Jlhlo t'urmer, 1 leltnl. Ohio 1 1 ! . ', '. , , . ','. ', ', flllohlaruu Knruiwr, lli'trolt. Mlvh. . '. . , '.', ', ', ', Jrm nud Klrealtle. NiiriiKilel. Ohio.....!! ! rm Kri. Ni.rU.nllc'l.l, Ohio. .',,.. . ..,,.. .'.y''s.n"'t 'r, i.tniiaviim, H) ........... . lrMHUO HIinilUK, JIIUI.. .....,,...,, Tho.e-w ffnt 7rlbun ii3y.rmit at nuWMtafa' linuir 10 aumtrivx nr morf n nmmiBi!grft JOURNAL "X-RAYS.' Mr. Flagg foils better 6 Now wilt the push be good? - -Eugene has a public school Union. Salem needs a first class woman's club. Tho hypnotic fake works Albany threo dava this week. 9 V 9 There is no danger of too many rail roads being built. A A The city needs a Uro alarm and a po llco tolophonoaystem. AAA Salem businoss men woro almost a unit tor a business administration. ft A Tho Cape Cod, Mass., canal is being batched out of the cuter priso incubator. ft A If tho old firo team cost the city 350, who got the odd fifty? Tho seller only gottiiOO. AAA James Hamilton Lowla aayatho Dem ocratic party neoda a Mark Hanna in order lo win. AAA Ad. Dilley aud Ed. Kdes knew too much about Salem city politics to not into tho inixup. AAA This is not a holiday season for clerks in Salem stores. Thoy havo scarcely time to breathe. A A A Farmers, why not try now seed wheat. If tho old whlto Oregon winter wheat is played out it is timo to drop it. AAA Let us all go and havo a good laugh tonight in tho prettiest and moat com fortablo opera house iu Oregon. 9 9 9 Its n good deal liko taking a cold bath for ono of tbeso half-baked football clubs to go up against the Salem Athletic Club team. AAA $300,000,000 Is all the powers want out of China. That amounts to Baying tho wholo of China. Thoro is not that much money iu Asia. AAA What victory in city or county or state uffalrs but 1ms bcon won ngainet tho push. The Bible saya: Tho Push yo havo nlways with you. AAA Eugene Register (Reluctantly?) The non-partisan tickot won, out In Salem. It takes a city liko Salem twoortluco elections to pull out of tho rut. AAA Tlio Douglas county Judge 'who re signs is not insano. Ho has too much privato business, something tho average oflico'holdor is not troubled with. AAA Tho trouble with tho makers of early Oregon is that thoy mado a country that is now cut up into fivo commonwealths that forget tbat thoy wero originally Oregon. AAA A free library in tbo city hall would bo a credit to Suloui. Thoio might not bo so many groupa of young boys playing marbles on the etreet until late hours of tho night, 9 9 9 Tho Hon, M, A. Miller, of Lebanon, will not run tho wholo national Demo party in tlio future Ho will havo his hands full as retail druggist and Mayor of Lebanon. AAA At Bandou last week a number of small boys wished to whip a largo one. A petition was passed and a number signed sufficient to do tlio work and the largo follow received tho proper thrash ing. AAA Thoro is better material in tin) Re publican lendors of tho Non-partisan city government at Salem for United btates Bonator tiian soma oi the names that burden the press in connection with that office. AAA The Attorney General .has decided that the Bible can bo read in the pub- schooli, Ho is mlstakon. Tho Text Book trust would object to any book being read of which it has not a nioii opoly on publishing. AAA Noxt to those Republican leaders who courageously backed the Oitixons move ment iu Stilem, tho thanks of tho publio are duo ty those udvertlsera who sustain all the year around a good independent newspaper at Saloni. , Tho "Gulilo" is becoming quite popu lar, Cronise makes them. 125 tf NEW YORK TBI- puUlihfd on Monday, WeJnet lay and Friday, If a complut up ta date dally newspaper, three da) In tho wk, with all Important nw of the othtr (our day. I'rofuatly lllu trattd. and ailed with lnterril. WEEKLY ,ne rcaJln for " wh0 "1,h t! iiiii.nii kup ia cl0Sfl toush wlth newa TniRIIMCor ,h nation and world. I ,irli. m.iin r v.mr. to tha who dulro to aecuro th but mawilnn. the fvllowliiir ,Pndld lnducenicntBi With With Weekly TrUWeek! Trlbun. Trtbunt. One Year. 8S.OO -.Ot) l.OO 4.00 l.OO .Ot l.ilO 115 a. 10 n.T)o D.OO l.OO u.no UJtlt 3.U5 U.M) l.OO a.oo u:s i.ou l.an i.ou 1.00 l.i!5 l.tKt l.tH l.OO I.Ott l.OU l.OO l.OO Jlt One Year. i.no fi.no i.no :i.nt l.tlK a. 85 U.IMI a.rn 1.75 H.BO n.no i.ao :t.is a.tto a.7r 3.00 U.BU i.no n.no a.oo i.no 1.N5 1.05 a .on 1JIS i.eo ffl i.no i.no I.no a.no i.uo n.ort i.ou 2.no U.IK) l.(K l.OO rt 1 ' l.tM) i.lKI no 00 75 BO ikt .00 th x. u uo no nu no 30 ?v."fA;''r1 y pMloUoa ta eomtctloa with ASe WlH TllJUUVB, Not -York 'ViiT, - - uKi.HHMriaaaBHHPPin ' -' Safe Cu . 1 The little child U afe from ordinary dangers in the care of the faithful dog. But neither the dog's fidelity, nor the mother's love can guard a child from those invisible foes that lurk in air, water and food the germs of disease. Children need to be specially watched and cared tor. When there is loss of apietite, lassitude nnd listlessuess In a hud, an attempt nouiu oe mnue o re- vive the appetite and rally the spirits. In Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery I parents have found an mvaiuaoie ineu cine for children. Its purely vegctaoie character and absolute freedom from alcohol nnd narcotics commend it to every thoughtful person. It is pleasant to the taste, unlike the foul oils and their emulsions offered for.children'o use. "Golden Medical Discovery " makes pure blood and sound flesh, aud abso lutely eliminates from the system the poisons which feed disease. Mn. Ktla Gnrdnrr. of Watervlew, Middlesex Co.. Va.. whoe daughter lulTered from malarial poioning- and catarTh. vrritei : "My little Saughter ienJoy.nr aplendld health. I am glad I found a doctor who could cure my chlM. bhc dy, We thank God for your medicine." Give the little ones Dr. Pierce's Pleas ant Pellets when a laxative is needed. They're easy to take and don't gripe. Joo Simon is ngalnst a commission to revise tho code. Why should tbo stato roviso tbo code any more than any other legal textbook? Tho legal profession has plenty of able men to undertake such an enterpilso and If wo mistake not Doan Bichardson of tho Salem law school has a complete revision up to date. AAA The JouitNAk cpnnot too strenuously nssuro the now thoroughly discredited push that not a word ever entered its columns about nny of that fraternity that was not uttered with tho utmost good will and really for their own wel fare. AAA Tub Journal hns not been running for fifty years nnd it has eomo friends even if it does so far forget tho ethics of frontier Journalism as to show hearty appreciation for what soma ono has dono in Oregon besides its own proprietors, A ft A Tho people aro still wondering why Frank Paxton, the candidate for elector and attorney of tho text-book trust, ran nearly a thousand behind tlio tickot if thoprescnt school-book system is such a good thing? AAA A free library has been started for Salem by a mollon on record, at leaBt. A Wonderful Offer to Women. ' "VTe Iiavo tccolved word of a moat remark able offor which Is to be mado to women It The Delineator, of Now York. Taking tho fact Uiat noxt rear begins ft new contury, Tht Utiintater offers to diatri buto $17,600 hinotiK ll'Ol woinon. Tbo plan is so cleverly Hiriuiud that a woman living Id a a in ill I town or tiliifo, Irm Jnit ah good a chancoto win ono ( tlico M0 priios n a woman livmp in 11 civ trseHuM tlio prlies uro given for tbo 1.. i.,i(ir of subscriptions nccured in n town n p i--rti.n to tlio popu lation nf-tli.it i'-i, ii.-:. id uf lining given simply to tlno vii.i M'.i il, Interest llit of siibsoriliPrs wl.i l ol t..i " re moul raally obtained In li! n in A noil er elpver fentuto of the plan . tlmt .!! '! c cilicr) and towns of the rjiiHod Statu h. I r.iim.l:i lmvo bcon ar rtogcdnn mnen cli-xi-'. Tbo cillos of tlio vreatot nmliiiK)u mo grui..i-d in Glass 1, and as tlio i-iue-i Am not vory many, the prires ofTnitl aro t t nl -oiflit , tlio high est prize Ik-hii 'f.'iOri. m.ii tlm lowest $6.00. Tlio totM utiitiutii n pnLM non away in this chss Is $l,nnii 'I ho ri'ii!iitiiiif finnllor towns and vilUuoi full into mx ctlior c)mkp8, and aa tbo mii'cbtT of tuwiiJ in ii tins iiiciwifcs, bo cauao, ( course, thoro lira moro small towns tban largo onot, tho niin.iiiit of prUoa given away to n cIum Iikmohmu, m ilmi In Claca 7, tbere will bo $l,0u0 Uiati.LutuU umoug C01 wlnnors. Furthermoro, to ovor one w)h full a to win one of Ui 11)01 prue-t thoro will bu paid aa extra comulaiiou on siil,cnptioii5, provided tlioy equal ono out of ovory two liuudrod in babitaata of tlio town from wliich tho con testant eouds them. This In altogether a very liberal offer, and one wtich tho famous old J)lmilor Is well able to mako good, l-'rom our point of view, wo do not boo why eueli on offer needs to be mado Dy tho Publishers of The Delineator, for wo bel.eyo it already ha v Hourly half a nilllion eubscribtrs. Its strong hold upon the affec tions of American women has come in tbo past generation, from Us practical ftdvlc about dross details and homo matters. SALEM LODGES IfORBSTERSI Olf JCmJSkISJT Cour. Bborwood KorcU No IB. MtMti Ftldaj nlghuun Turner block. John M. Ctiiuo, 0.11, jv ia JTumi cwuj U-lMTr - Galvanized We make a bpecialty of work in galvanized "U" S&E Woik and maerial always the bes, prices are always he T. S. BURROUGHS, PHONB tSJ SOMETHING KERN INCANDESCENT QAS BURNER- N Chtiunev, no blnorfoned Jlautlea. ConeutiOU. bovornl sutis. Wo have in una Riling 30 oatuiio powor HuUt for 810 givlntr7Q candlo iowur ttt a coat of (1-10 ol INVqSTIQATB THM- Salern Ga Chtmokota St, jSSK&os&mm 'u!j"iUiiTirii'j'i...ani"i BUSINESS CARDS O. JHL OIACK OP Buccoseor to Dr. J. M. Koono, of Whlto Corns. Salem Or. Parties dosir Ing superior oporitlons atmoderuto fee In any branch aro in especial request. ALBERT AJESSUP. PhOtlUil071,i KOOMS 1 AND 3, OftAY HLK. B. P. JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, OroTon Wm Clerk of Circuit Court t . x joarx nndlias an up-toilRlo BbaiMct oi al (it; In Lincoln county. tM7m Piano Tuners ami Riiarc PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity leave orders nt Geo. Will's Music Storo. CAl'ITAl. til tv Express and Transfe 'Meeta all mall and passenger trains. Baggage to nil parts of the city. Prompt Borvlco. Telopliono No. 861. D1SQUE A HOMYER T. , Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Fall BiilllORS tint In. Tho Obormlorir pnl torna from Chicago. Ilwt milium suits VIS. S panU So. Salem Water Co. OFF1C13.01TY HALL. For water service apply at, ofllc. Bills payable monthly In ndvunco. Make ull complaints at tho ofllc Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent. , t, t Ci,cnR0 wU, n morning according to security-no cxiioiieo for trnin8 j.:nt ahn wftl, tj,0 Bock Island examination. Insuranco effected on I parBOnrtU y 'conducJod tourist car for hops nnd other property at lowest rates. . lj0flton. 'xi, tourt sleeping cars aro Irthn Mnir 900 Prim Qh I011' vestlbuled, lighted with Plntch jonn ivioir u vorn, or1)tin8nmi,)r0V(k.iwithaiiwcekiyiiius- 7-loV.f d.-w tutted periodicals and magazines for tho free use of our patronB nnd nro nccom- a;u D..I-u A Oiah,I rnnied through to destination by a rep Wheat bOUgllt and MOrec! i r-isontatlvo ol tho Great Bock Island R thn Aurnrn Rn or M c oy me Minora noner mills Branch ofllco and warcliouso 1S4 Trade st. botweon High nnd Oliurcli otroote. Buckwheat nnd oats bought nt highest market price FRED P. HURST. 7-27-tf dAw The German Market Will bo ounil nil kinds of meat and tho boat of eattsago. FREE DELIVERY. All bills duo the Into firm of Wo It A Mieecku must bo putd. rVol & Son 171 Onniinnrrinl fit. Dr. Grace Albright Graduate of Amtrlcan Schooli of Osteopathy. : : : Evory day oxcojit hours 0 to 12 a. m ; 1 Wellor'a grocery. Sunday, to 1 p. ni, Oilico ovor HUIE WINO SANG CO. Holiday pooda, Chineeo ami JnpanoEO fancy and dry goods. Silks, ladios' undorwear, fur nifliiiiK gool. inattitiKS, nrnii ments, silk linndkoruhiefH, china ware, etc. All nt low prices. 140 STATE STRFET, SALEM. ORE. LADI1BS Furnish! ng goods made to order. Silk and satin waists $3.50 to $4.00. -Fancy flannel waists, any color, home made, $1.50 to $2.25. Ladies' underwear at low prices. Call and examine stock. Chting Lee Co 320 Commercial St. Iron Work of cornices and all kinds iron. X X X X BIMC3-- and . the lowest. A ..V V -v (OS STATE ST NEW! avtL -.,., . uiiruiiQueiwtiiar liour of one cont par liaSr, Mto tlU jft j stovk n oont par hatir, Iigll,t Qo. iinliM'i'JMii'i.i'il '' ti irrrin fiiimtn CANADIAN X PACIFIC And Soo Line First-class and -Tourist -. SLEEPERS DAILY PnsBOtigorfl booked to and from ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship Office, v' : For full particular!! npplyjo E.J.COYLK, II. H.ABBOTT, A. O. P. A., Mil Third St. Vaniouvor, B. O. Portland. mm WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For n tickot Kn t, you naturally and very proerly wnnt to go over tho routo Hint will give you tho very best accomo dations ut the lowest possible rate. Hiinco, you Hliotild aak your ticket agent to make your ticket rend via tho I1, ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular personally condnctcd tourist excursions iu modem Pullman tourlet sleeping cars lcavo Salem overy Monday Evening and Thursday ovoning via Sacramento and every Tuesday ovon ing nnd Saturday morning via Portland and run through to Chicago without 1. . !.. ilm (UnJilln ninat annntrl T.mft Boutn. we a so nave a tiany iim-ciaes eleepiug car 80rvlco t0 Chicago via the Scenic Jine, anti uie nesi tuning car eervico iu tho world. For full information, maps etc, call on or write to, A. K. Cool-nit, Gen. Agt or Portland Oregon. W. W. Skinnuii, G. M. Powehh Agent S. P. Co. Agent O 11 & N Co : alotn Or. Salem Or. NEW STORE. ' G. E. Montgomery, has opened up a new confectionary and ciar storo ill No. 280 Commorclal strcot whero ho will carry a uomplnlo stock of cnndloH and smoking goods. 10 15 WASHING MADE EASY The Dewey Washing Machine This nmchlnu is a new ono mado 011 scientific principles. It is guaran teed to give nbeoliito satisfaction. After a thorough trial 110 family would dispenpo with ono. With tho iuo of tho Dewey, the horrorH of wash day will disappear. This ma cliino will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work nliout it. Easy lo op unite. The mniiulacttirerH will hack up every claim mado for tho ma chine. The Dewey Washer lias won two first premiums at Hlato Fairs: at Lincoln, Neb. 18!)0, and at Salem, Ore., 11)00. Sold at Salem by R, M. Wade & Co. Correspond with or call on Ambler Young .Manufacturers and Salesmen, Mt. Anuel, Orccun. Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of tlio Salem Soap Works has thoco operation of the dealers Consumers who dcsiro a first-class soap will Encourage Home Industry Uy ordering Salom-mado soap S, C, STONE. M. D Proprietor of Stone's Drug Stop. tULKU, OKKOON. Tne itorea (two tn numbsrj ure located a No. S6 and 8(8 Comiucipiaj nice t, and" r well atooked with a complete Hue of drug an inedleinii, toilet arttolM. jxrliuncry, bruahei etc., ctu., etc. OH. HTONK liMhdiioinoa6yen oxperloncc lu tlie prao tkeotmedlolneaud now tnakea no charge fo IHinpiiltatimi. tTmlnllon nr prtMcrlptlou. SALEM STEAM CLEANING AND Ladies nnd Gents' clothes cleaned and dyed without rip Ding. Uent's clothes pressed by the month, also portiers cleaned and dyed, Hats and Kid gloves cleaned. Gents' clothes rolined, rebound, ro pairetl, buttons on. All work iioat, cheap and promptly dono. ;:!:: 11 .. ' K U'W. C. II, WALKER. Proprietor 10! Commercial St. I M HiM? !! i1e,-toii 1. ..!,. - MHiMTI innirrawi Uepnrt Tii85."SP!.r or """ '""iwiiii rr, (nilCAsp Spnolal 8- J&W WoTu U:is a.tn uuriihiSa. Bt!; Bno- kano walla Walla. Hr,rA. ..... I Flyer O.-OUptn te&fcas?ifl AtlRll' tto Kx. 9 p, ni 8 pm. 8i."5n nx, Bun 10 11, tn. .ta. VIA HUNTINGTON Kor Han Kranolaoo, "u "'7 uvonnya. ' OOI.UMIIU UiVKll P.B I'll Anlllrla n.l .....'. .. .. B mnainn "Boa WIMMMKTTK KIVKH m fur fnrt .ml ..,. "V"l tC hob U'RVO Malum Vnfllnw.- "r,7. MJ ?l dayii and 8atutda at e.sbiSS rnai; WII.LAMKlTHrmVKK DIviITnV 1I)U to IVirtlaud a abo Tr.n glroot ear Hue at OreBon Olt ir thn .iSU"1 dolnvwl thoro. Tlokoti to ih nointi1"'1' WMfllngtoii. California or .PW" SjSf olieokcJ throDRli from Halom frw chP" rail or rlvor routo to Portland rvii01 ma,lo at Portland with all rill, ncASSPH0' Oily tiokot and frolBlii oaipuatotmmMiiS,, POSSIBLY You nro not nwnro of tlio fast tlme .,,1 Biiporh sorvico now afforded by tlm 'a PICTO 2 WE HAVE Daily Fast Trains 2 r IU O THE EAST. If you cannot tako the momlni, in travel via tho ovoning train. Both ..re finely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Timo, Through Berviro, Pullmin Pnlaco Sleepors, Pullman Tourlet Sleep ors. Pullman Diners. Library (Cafel Car and Free KecliniuK Chair cars Hours in timo saved to f na Chic oro, Kansas City, 8t '.0..18, New York Boston, nnd oth . eastern tioitits. TickotB good to Salt Lake City mil Denver. It is toyour interest to use Tub Ovm land Limitkd. Tickets and sleeping car norths can bo secured from W. W. Bkisnib. Auent 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag7t. O It. A N. Balem Ore. J. II. IvOTimoi', Gen'l Aifont, No. 1S5 Third 8t. Portland Or. SOUTH AND EA81 VIA Pacific h I I UUIIIb UUI THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland and wit Btfttloiis ntC:40n. in. , 7:54 a. ni. and 4:05 p. in. I.T Portland. I.v Balom jSS) am xm 11:00 AM 10.UPM 12:SO A M 12.06 U Ar Atbland, Ar Hacramcnto 80 I' M 4 3i k Ar Ban Franclaco 7: P M 8.U A at ArT)gden 6:tS A M l:li A M 1.(0 AN Ar Denver ..- .eo a m Ar Kama, city.. Ar ChlcaKO . 76 A M TJilU 7.15 A M KW A 800 I'll 6.0) ni eOAM 6.30 A at 9M A M IUJ0 A H 85 AM JS A etfj p m era t u 6: A M 6.11 A II W,43 P M liU P 51 Ar Lot Augeloa Ar Kl Paw Ar Fort Worth Ar CltyofMozlco.. Ariiouiton Ar New Orloam. Ar WnJlitiiKion Ar Now Yorit PnTmiini nnil Tourists t'Jtra on both trains. Chair care Sacramento to OgJea and lil Paso, nnd tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San TfamTlsco with mt oral etoamshlp lines for Honololtt. Japan, China, Philippines, Central md rioutii Arnonca. Seo Mr. W. V. Skinner cgent nt Bleu Station, or address 0. II. MAKKIIAM, G. P. A Portianu, urejon. " Oregon Sliori Lino Railroad Tho Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite route;, u tho UNION PACIFIC FaBt Mail IM or tho ItIO GKANDE Scenic IJum. No Change of Cars. On tho Portland-Ohicago fiptcUl, "th Qnest in tho West," EqulppedlWIthl Kloaaut Htandard Bleeiiori. Kino New Ordinary Tourlit Bletpen. Hunorb Ubrarv-uuffet ran, Bplendlp Dinner", JleaU a la cart. Kntlre Train Completely eatiouie t il... tMrn..v.nttnn AOnl to ror lurinur imuiu .-.. -r.,, J. R.NAGEL, ouV M Trav. PasB. At. Agent 0. K. & 1JQTI,lnlRt. PnrHBlld Or. 8'flm aaw Avav "- Corvallis k Eastern TIME OAItD, No. 2 For Yaqulna: . Truln leaves Albuny If : P "; Tralo leavea Corvallis.... iP Train arrives Ynquinu No. 1 fieturnlnn: 0:5 p. " Leaves Yaqulna . Leavea Corvallis... Arrives Albany... .... 0-lOn.B-.11:30 s.u ' 12:16 P. No. 3 For Detreit: j. m, Leaves. Albany iiSiiV Arrives Detroit ll.' No. 4 Itelurnlnic 19.1011.W. 'Leaves Detroit tan w. Airlvca Albany.... .: nd Ono and two conneot at AIM dj Corvallis with Southern VAtav Klylng direct Bervico ti and from s port and adjacent beaches. t Trains for the mountolP 'JfBie Detroit at noon, iilvlnjr aiupW "g. r -.i. Aamnnff 17rOUDU9 v Breltenbush and Santlam riwn IU same day. KUWlH gtoM- II T. WAt.nilM. KUWM "umij llatU T. V. ft P. A. J. TUHNKB, Alt ht. Mblliy 0UBWi?2. i uihu .l"J"iJ5ru.aO- 'i,ll44. rf.a mi'. "n?,J7.lwl,U, 4Ja. Ml 1 tubuuf. rata Ul j..i.f fay .cmonia'Ui.o. ""t ..: ..! rre H!f 0.8. A. or mm iK oouneri Railroad .Sl Jgh. epubjlc8, i . tn jt - -vamaw . . .r t -- K TeOeiphona 668