The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 07, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textjje.MimM i4H .a.U.:Me..jfgttM1,..JSittMtHfli.m .AaAAAHV, mm mm p- i'f 4. - M nwm flWfl'4 i hi& V :T aVAl'-K a mkm ) ;i H V Ml V A' worm's Nolure lawMlhrtoinUoauneriiig and dauffer that Brwm.uHaraHx. ."' ; r!r;i" i jr r 'lnguju ,-& i troliL riuL Ttook containing valua lie infonnation to all, mailed free, .upon application to the TliADFlLbrKIMtIJ.ATOiC Co- ANT. AtUnta,.GeorgU. .. t,!". M-i H urn i, i t Jj-l YOU NEED A NEW .1 PALL 'ft THE DAILY JOURNAL. BY HOFER BROTHERS. FKIDAY DEC 7, 1000. 'Qnlly Ono Yonr, $3.00 In Advanoo Dally Tour Month $1- In Advanoo Woekly OnoYoar SI.OO In Advanoo TUB DEST OP LIFli The London Spectator, Not till llfo's heat Is cooled, Tho headlong rush slowed to n quiet . Pco, And every purblind passion that linn ruled Our nolsor years nt Inst Spurs tie in vnln,nnd, weary of the race, 'Wocnro no rnorowholosos or who wins 'Ah not until nil the beet of lifo eeotna ' past Tlio beat of lifo begins, a To toll for 6nly fnino, Hu'ndclnppingH and tlio floklo gusts of ' praise, For placo or power of gold, to gild a natno N 1 Above tlio grave whereto . Alj paths will bring us, worts to lose our days Wo, on whoeo cars youth's passing bell lias tolled ', In blowing bubbles, oven ns children do, Forgetting wo grow old. But tho world widens when Such hopo of trivial gnin that ruled ..us Ilea Ilrokon among our childhood's toym for then Wo win no eclf-control I And mall ourselves in manhood, and there rieo. Unpon us from tho vast and windless height. TIiobo clearer thoughts that nro unto tho soul , What stars nro to the night. TUB CITY'S HEVENUE POLICY. Tho Oltizons' administration liavo bo- l-foro thorn a didlitult problem, how to incrcato tho rovenuoH of thu City of Salem and ' not inqreaso tho taxes on property. In fact administration that will rosalt In decreasing taxos on real eatato is what is moHt noedful. When water and light and street taxes aro nil : dod, total cuts for taxation aro higher than interest rato or aggregate earnings of property to owners. Tims property cannot advanct) and remains n drug on tho markotv What is tho remedial (tolicy topursuo? If a city owns its water and light plant, it can rnlso roveuuesfroni them. .. It this city had tho power to collect wator nnd ' Jight rents from statn, (fountynnd school V dlitricta to any nothing ot private citl letiB and oorporntions, It would have revenues enough for nil nocossiry ox Ienees and need not levy n dollar on property for city purposes. Hut thoso franchises liavo boon granted tn prlvato corporations and yield no rovomios for city government. In (not thoy col loot largo bills monthly out of our inunlolpttl corporation. How, then, can city government re lievo property taxes and luercaso rev enue? lly compelling corporations that have frnuchleflq for publlo sorvlco to bo come ruveuuu producers for tho city iiiBtead of revenue consuinora only, ff they got franchises with no protection afforded our city, eoino way should bo found to uompull them to pay u share of their gross earnings into tho ulty treas ury, This has been attempted with the Oregon Telephone Company that has a most vnluablo franchise nnd yet yields the city almost nothing for its opttortuu ity to collect thousands of dollars an-nually. !StmiiMKU and alt tittpleaiatit feelH.fr. " ao pttrea l&fPJ&jfK ..ercntMfely with but little .tifTe.Ing, a numbers have testified and said. It U worth Its i HAT, z HOCKEFELLEIl'SIIQLDUP. When reading about Vohlwrs holding " A'ntf "-l1-8! Iw-Vn antl factory cash boxes it is worth while noting that tho biggest v holdup lit the world is Hoekofeller's le galizod robbory called tho Standard Oil Co., giving ono man five times thu as sessed wealth of Oregon, $100,000,000, besides tho right to tux all tho people of tho United Stutos empire all ho fees fit for coal oil nnd gasoline. A can of gaBolino worth about i conls to manufacture costs the consumer $1.86 at Baloin. This robber monooly( is col lecting twouty-fivo per cent more from tho people than It was a year ago. There is no limit to what this niultl-mllllouairo may tako from 70.000,000 people for ar ticles necessary a? bread. Illslipldup Is t lftwjtti but it s none tjto e, noniplote 'WHitdCoppreefve. ' ' ' ,- " i ized nntil tho very air wo broathe Is tax. " - - ft 4C . ., What will le tho wlndup qMIio Hock-wcTalfemkrl.al.ltlpwniTbfSrsaS Is lo tore children, and iirt home can be completely hap py without them, yet the onleat through Vthlch vthi exoectaiifWthermUst tmft ahe look, forward to the critical hour wunappr.- - r ir?:i : .:. .. , .,., h ti ilCW lM, im.i w..n.. ...i. wctgm - Mothers mena Ydu -need it now, the full ' '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 at 1.50 t6 3.50. We have . -the exclusive agency for 6enj. J. Brown's special $3 50 hats. If you wear one of these hats yoli will neycr again pay $5.00 for a hat whatever is new in hats is here. G, W, Johnson & Company. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnisher s ed by some monopolist. Indeed it is now in tlin largo cities wliero tho masHOi must live in towering tenement1) nnd must literally pay for God's sunliitht as well as nir, to say nothing of tlio soil thoy stand on or aro buried in. OUR SOLDIERS IN CHINA. Tho American soldior is crowned with honors wherever ho goes, nnd tho United SUitcs is very proud just now ol tho compliments that cotno from nil parts of tho world for the boys in blue who fought Under tho Stars and Htrlpes in China for tho noble cause of civilization and humanity. Tlio correspondent of tho London Dally Telegraph has sent his papor n highly interesting sketch of tho characteristic and qualifications of the various national troops that made up tho international forces choieu for tho march to tho roliof of 1'okin, and es pecially interesting is what ho has to eny about tho Americans. Ho says the British wore steady under firo. tho Itus rians phlegmatic, the Japanese callous, tho French composed, nnd the. Americ ana uuterent from nil. Tho English correspondents, ho says, sometimes took off their hats to the gallant Americans, "and on otlior occasions tho Americans seemed no more than n mob of tramps," tho foreigners being am izcd at the lack of tho ironclad discipline which rules tho foreign troops liko slaves, and which no American citizen would stand for a moment. Tlio correspondent says each American seemed to bo n law unto him self, tho idea appearing to bo that thu fighting unit was tho man, not tho brig- ado, tho regiment or tlu company. Ho thinks that if thoro had been no fighting tho foreigner would have formed a very poor opinion of tho American soldiers, but luckily for their reputation there was fighting, and of this ho says: You see an American private advanc ing under lire, you begin to think thoro is something in tho iden that tho fighting unit of tho futuro is tlio individual. Prlv. Silas P. Holt nets by himself, for himself. Ho nnd his companions make torn common objective, not like stiff, trained soldiers, but liko panthers stalking at prey. Their oyoB flash, their lltlie bodies swing forward; thoro Is murder and deadly intentneas in every movement. When tho American soldier lies down to lire, ho does ho with the in tention of killing somebody. More troops fire, not at tlio enemy, but in tlio direction of tluv enemy; not so the Americans. Allied to their feline steulthiuess, tho Americans In battle have a inpst reckless courage. At times thoy expose themselves with u strango contompt for death. An olllcer will tako chances no Kuronann would care to take. Tito field battery was generally to bo found lit places wliero no ono read in tactics would liavo dared to put It. Gon. Chaffee and his staff u1vivh rode where tho enomy wns moat likely to see nnd shoot nt tlieiu. Young and luox neriunced correspondents were warned by older hands not to go, during an action, near prominent buildings, large graves or tho American staff. Another compliment given tlio Amer icans is that thoy went prepared for a tight, and eaolt man had 510 cartridges, while tho KusttlaiiH had but ill) each it ml the others from 150 tn .'110. The I.oml m correspondent minis up tho American soldier by saying .Unit he is all that has been claimed for him, Tho American soldier may violate a few of tho Imiio point .traditions about u soldier, but he is A fighter whoso equal cannot ho produced in any other land. THE CO-URIQAHDAGE OP PARTISANSHIP. Republican politicians who wuruuat up on by thulrown parly in n recent attempt to convert an orderly city government Into a rovoniiO'prnduaing' machine, cult now only show their tnuth by splenetic ubusoof what they term 'Tops and So cialists.'' Tills, cheap yelping of thoco brlgandu.go of political ooyoti-a will hurt no one. Gulling names ut a muss of voters such us sustain Non-partisan city govern ment in this Republican city, whether they bo Democrats, Populists, Socialists or Independent Kopublicans, only ru Hoots on!suioothboros and wearv Willlos of jiolitlcs, wlio have nil to gain and nought to lose by overthrow of orderly government and introduction of loot and jobbery in place thereof. Partisanship that concerns itself in shaping up and carrying Into effect of sound publlo iwIIcIob la respectable. If HiUein'a weary and needful street-comer uueemou will busy themselves In ahap- K up a program to run this city gov- ornmont better than it u now run. and mo lorwuru two years itonco .with u; iPliUfgrjn form not stolen bodily from those they nffcot to despise us unaroliists and i , - J liolior-tliAif-tlmil Korhtullcnnn, IlitJy will it leant i.pitar before, IIiIh community as something bettor than would fto on Operative looter. As for Pnpsy Demo crats, etc , no stop nf reform bus over been tuken in ibis community without them, and in spile of llio iiesuclutod eo brigandage of parlKinfthip. THE POLICY O'' PATRIOTISM. Sotiajor XgwiiU:ofMinnci8oia declares ho will sustain JMc'klnluy tit whatever war policy is noedful to conquer and re stoio order in Luzon. DisagreOaljlo as this may be to some, it is' logical and patriotic to support nn administra tion twico put In power by noveroign authority of Americans at a general elec tion. Besides that it is in accordance with Dcmocnulp policies as expressed by many of that party's leading men, Mr. Towuo considers ship subsidy bill n bad one and is against it. His position on stnnding army is that wo liavo voted to put down war in thn Philippines, and ho will vote to give an army largo enough to do that, but for no increase for nny other purpose. Towno is known to suslnin Governor Lind who raised n regiment nnd sent his ' own sons us volunteers. These men nro expansionists nnd patriots, but that doos not mako them Imperialists. A colonial policy, n largo standing unity, anything hut complete eolf-govuriiinuit under American constitutional methods or nil Island peoples, will never ha tolerated as national politics. Such a platform, with candidntes to represent it, and-n decent respect for business in terests that did not want money made nn issuo again, might huvu defeated McKinloynnd would have saved nation al affairs from four years nioro of trust domination, FIELD MAHSIIAL ROBERTS HONORS TUB BOERS. On leaving South Africa General Rob erts ex prosscd uomu noblo sentiments toward Burghers of the two Republics holms annexed to great Britain. Ho linB been noted as a humane olllcer nnd Ilia speech on his departure for England bus n tone that some of our nMljtery stuti anion would do well to employ lo wards tho Filipino insurgents' who are not honored for nny thing "When blessed pence Is restored you wilt tell them that we aro all ono In ono country, that wo liavo one interest and that wo honor them. Thoy have been fighting for it wrong cause, having been I tullWdtjl tn tl h.l tit 1 1lfil IbtaiiitKwl ! rulers. Nevertheless, we honor them for fighting for liberty we ourselves thor oughly beliovo in. And now, in n anirlt of liberty, truth, justice and fro-'dom, wo nre prepared to extend these priv ileges which otlior Englishmen value to those who have boon fighting against us." Tun Jotms'Ai, predicts Unit theso south ments will go farther toward reconciling n defeatod, but not overthrown enemy, than tho importation of more troops. They will rank with noblo utterances of nil times nnd Inspire a patriotic fervor for free institutions, oven nt tho hands of an unpopular monarchial system like that of Great Britain. IIIHUV(.tl i if rw MJ tltUII III ar.kBiitii;j REAL AND SHAM COWARDICE. A cadet is dead nt West Point on ac count of the outrageous hazing permitted there, his tormontorsforclnghlmtodriuk. a burning liquid of tomato kotsttp, Wor cestershire Banco and cayenno pepper. And yet Colonel Mills of tho West Point Academy declares that tho cadet was put only to tho "customary test of man hood," nnd adds that he will not disci pline tho cadets. The Superintendent does not proposo to interfere with uny brutalities which may bo invented by tho cadets. If tho students themselves seo (It to stop some of their most cruel deviltries, that is their own husiness, but tho authorities could not interfere with any of their savngo methods of "testing tho manhood" of now cadets. As to the qtustion of cowardice, The Sacramento Boo has a t-omowhat differ out opinion from that oxprested by tho Superintendent of tho West Point AcaiL omy. This boy who burijt into tears whun forcod to fight by his cruel tor mentors, may or may not huvu mbse notitly proven a coward if given it elmnco to fight for tho Plug. The history of tho Civil War is crowded with tlio records of young lads Iven to tours, un willing to fight, timid maybe, who subsequently died the death of loonliio heroes. It is environment, circumstance, fre quently that exalts men into heroic souls or degenerates thorn Into cowards. But certainly tjadnt Hook timid as lie may have boon, ami cowardly as Super intendent Mills rnay consider him lias not proved himself to bo miuh a coward us tho hrulox who murdered him. Such "bravery" may be the proper kind of "courage" for a Haslil IJaxouk or u Old iiobu "Boxer," hut it is inilefensiblii on the part of young men in training to ho American so'idiurti. It is cowardice ol the most contemptible kind. To Cure a Cold la One Day 'hilt UjHtfte Itroum ijillnluo ThUImU. All druuKlita ruluml tlio uumuy If (l fHlU ui wire W. (Jrovo'l!iiuitiro U un uuoh bui. Lake Don ne Canals Nhw Oulhakh, m., Dao. TWtTIih open Ingoftlie Luke Roi-gne Cnnul Iseugei ly awaited by our cointneriijal men. This canal will oonneut thu Mississippi Sound nnd tho rivers of Alabama, with the Mississippi nt Now Orleans, and will bo coin plated shortly. Tills waterway, in connection with tho now whtdobaok steel barge linn Just luauguraled bwui Now Orleans und St. Loulj by tho St. Iout8 Steel Barge Company will hnvo an important bearing on thp lutn'er business of St I-ouis und Qliiungo, m Jt will bo much cheaper than other routes The Mekkleson Estate. O, M. 0)8iiud has boon nppointod ad ministrator of thu estate of Otinnll Mlk kleson, deoeusod. The value of tho estate is estimated nt $2,100, oxHisJettiuf of real and personal proporty. Tho hoirs of thesHtjito nro as follows. AU1 MlkkhiMnV widow, rt Mdiutf nt, Hfivt ell ; Carrlo galljaj-, of Sll verton and Mlkklo, Annlo. Mblllo and ' SOgrl Mlkkleson, otllowell tenavufnvgTnMNdmm 0UHNAL "X-RAYS." & ' v , so) wantfl Ue-lenpe. i? c . Wanted: Moie guidon runs!) tie ami des-vikilverJoK.. - . . ..w ,. .. . , . . Uivu-Ald Siintha (.lumen tn clear your shelves. Ho reads t lit nil. ft A Of all the hlil--upA '.thfiroTs none lo equal that gooilphan l.'qojofeilcr's. A Seveh thousand poor will get it ftff dinner nl kunsatCity. Christmas, Ono tnistnko lnruildin tho opera hntteo was making the gallery seats too line. Ulty election was fought nnd won nnd what Is the nro of keeping up the fight. - I'ueh off your ttoods over tho holidays or they will push you to pay for dwtd stock. . ' ''" ' 6 ' Free Library day would bnftrmoro ehsiblo iii'Wvstbrn Oregon at least than Arbor day. 6 ft 1'robah.y tho best thing that comes to us in this world is failure in most things we undertake. ' Tho big fight in Congress will be over Oleo, Farmers who- mako cow" butter will bo opposed by the trusts llint make bull butler. 6 Fucetiotis Albany Demecrat: Tho Salem city government will continue to bo run another year by anarchists at o saving of tevoral thousand dollars n year. 9 ? 9 In West Virginia, today is boing ob served by every school In tho Stato as Librnry Day. Entertainments, literary nnd musical, aro being given for the purpose of raising funds witli which to provide school libraries. Don't tull nny commercial agency ull nbout your business. If you don't need credit, you don't need them. If you need credit what you tell them, if it is true, Is uod against yon. Muybothat's a irood thing. . ft The Brooklyn Institute hasstuhlisht-d n course in journalism, which is em I braced in thirty lectures. Wo know a "in" wnoiins neon in tlio business twenty I "to yours and has received more than n thousand lectures, besides some sug gestions frotn his wife. ft Tho Salisbury Mo., Democrat, before the election, offered to send tho paper to any one who wanted it to bo paid for when Bryan wns elected. The chcula tion was increased considerably and although tho editor pays for tho increase tin has said that ho does not regret his course. Ihtco hatred in Cuo Colony has reached n very critical stngo, nil the Dutch who formerly occupied h neutral pbsl tion nro now actually insisting tho Bo ers. This chungo bus boon caused by tho reports of tho burning of farms nn the sufferings of tho Boor women. Largo mir.liimiD ...til ll.. ...!. ..I I.. .It-.-t-... ! which liavo not herotoforo been occupied by tho military. Agont T. J Bnford, Dr. Z, T. Daniel, Marshal Moses Lnuo and ono or two oth ers from the Sllolz were in tho city to. day on tlioir way to Portland lo testify in tho assault case arising out of tho big McKinley meet at tho Sllolz. Lnno is tliti Indinn reported to nvo been robbed of $200 while in Portland.This wns ono of Moses' jokes. Ho wns robbed of nothing.- Albany Democrat. But it makes fees and "business" for agonts etc ft Hero is thu original of that poem tho Nebraska man turned into a parody on how It ruins in Oregon t I'vo reached tho laud of drouth und Heat, Where nothing grows for man to eut ; Tho wind Hint blow with burning heat, O'er all tho laud is hard to beat. O, Dakota Land, Sweet Dakota Lund, As on thy bui'.ilng soil I stand, I look away across tho plains, And wonder why it never rains, 'Til Gabriel blows his trumpot sound, And says "The rain has gone around." Wo havu no wheat, wo liavo no oats, Wo have no corn to feed our elicits; Our chickens aro too poor to eat, Our pigs go equoellug through tho street. Our horeos nru tho broncho race, ritarvation stares thnm in tho faco' Wo do not live, wo only stay ; Wu nro too oor to got away. Our fuel is the cheapest kind, Onr women nre ull of ono mind, Willi hag in hand and turnod up note, They gather chips of buffaloes. , ' HERMANN AT THE GRAND 'Hermann thollreat" Is now on h is tth annual tourof America. His husi iiuss has been simply enormous Kvcry. whore he hits been greeted by audiences who crowded the theatre to tho doors. Of all the siiccesiful tours of this ro markuhln man the present tour hns proven a teoonl breaker. Hit basilica bus bien limited to thu capacity of the different theatres wherein ho appears; ( Artistically the progrummo effort! by'f iiuriiiuuii uiu ureat is tlio nest vor pjscoil before an American public Tlio startling illusion 'Crouation"-ji which it voting lady Is burned tilivo ls,.- sensation. Tho S'Nossos, oxptrt music al artists aro aj9Q,inenibra,of his com puny the present season, Sale ot seats now on at Uio Grand1 Opera Ilotn. ' Do not gripe nor Irrltnto tko nltnicn tary canal. They uct jently ywt promptly, clcause elTeclualy and Sold by all drucslats. 'A cuts. - "i ' i . i ThoGuldoU IsWmlnjtltoWu. liysoetho.nj , -iJ5lf Mrs. m , i ,ni aP- Mossier rA hood. Motherhood ought hannincss. Hut It Is always to bring oitcn tne ucgiu- nliiif of llfe-lomr uniiannincss. As n pre pnration for motherhood, and as a pre ventive of the ills so often following maternity Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription lias been hailed as a " God-send to women." It heals diseases tieouliar to women, tones up the systeVi makes motherhood practically painless, nnd es tablishes the sound health which insures healthy children. "During- the past year I found myself pregnant ami In rapidly falling health." writes Mr. V. 1. Kidder, of lilt! Dale l'nrin. (Ifapstiuri; Center), ltuoihurjr. Vt. "I suffered dreadfully from bloat Inir and urinary difficulty. I was Ktowlug per ceptlbly weaker each day and suffered much harp pain at time. I fell thai something mutt be done. 1 sought your advice and received it prompt reply, I took twelve bottles of Dr. Pierce's I'avorlte Prescription, and alto followed your Instructions, I began to Improve Immedi ately, my heatth became excellent- and I could do all my own work (we live on a good slcd farm). I watked and rode all I could, and en joyed it. I had a short easy confinement and have a healthy baby boy." Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser (paper covers) is sent free on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pav co9t of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V." Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. BIG POTATO DRYINGPLANT Will Be Established At the Capital City. J. If. Flower, who is developing Hie evaporated potato plant, has received n largo order for his product on sample.s shown to wholesale hnttsos. This one-hundred ton order comes from Seattle, but tho linn already has smaller orders from Butto und Frisco. The Siili'in Chamber of Commerce has promised to take up and investigate this enterprise and it may result in a big plant being estanlished hero. SMEM LODGES KCRB3TKRSIOK AMUKIOA Court Hhorwood Foreht No, V). MoeU Friday nights In Turner block. John M. Clian-, C. It. A !. Bmwn feoy 11-l7-Iv Money to Loan On improved farm and city erly at lowest current rates. prop- T, K. FORD Over Ladil &. Hush's Bank. fawn ' Orchestra For Weddings, Receptions und nil occasions. : : : : Lclioy L. Gcsncp, Manager 203 Collate and Ferry St Salem Or. N. W. N. COLLEGE OF MUSIC ANb ART A. J.Garlrnd, Prln. Literary Dec't. z. M. Parvln. Mas. doc., Director of Department of Music. : : : FiilloonrMsaln tlicprlliclpfil bratichCHOf tniv and art. Flrnt torm bcglua Molulay Sopt. 'U. Henil for circular to Z. M. PAKVIN ' Mui. Doc, Halum Miulo room Kn. 7, I'ntton Illlc. Northwestern Normal School and Business College Salem Orejon Term opens Sept. 24. ttuiiilt'tocoiimoHor ktudy Normal, lliuluo., Ceintnon Vchool, lllnh whool, Klocntlou, Jlutle and Ait. Full Faculty, Aitlifaclury work. HouU tnrclrcujari, A. J. CABLAKD. A. M. Principal. Bottled Beer ' KlingcrA Ueck.Succeusors to SoutbHa en Bottling Works All orders for bottled beer will bo tilled at tho brewery. Kent on told stoma.-. Frw nltv dllvorv. Telotdione 8131, Get n Premium on. .... STATE COUNTY CITY Highest nnsli priest paid nl liilbert Bros. Bunk, opposlttt-Griiy.llroj. Hold government license as dealers in all klm.la.nf seguritios. lj j t( WARRANTS! Galvanized Iron Work We nuke a specialty of cornices and alt kinds of work in galvanized iron. X X X X Woik nnd muarial always the bis, and prices are always ne lowest. A X PHONE 151 T. AS. BURROUGHS- v an .SOMETHING KBRN INCANDESCENT QAS - . 4o uuitnnoy, nOblaohened. ftlantlos. VI . ml t . . yviiouuit-u, gevurui blZiB. VO ny giving a 85 cauilloiowor Hi giving iron I onndlo x)wef at a cost INVESTIQATJE THtM Chumbkata m at. I araa run iiwrr iillif.N- BUSINESS CARDS a. . f i O, H.JH4AOK Huccesso- to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of White Coin alomOr. Parties desln ing superior iim MIoiib nt tnodernlo fee in nny branch rtro.lu especial request. ALBERT AV'JESSUP. Phono. 1071. ItOOMS 1 AND it, OKAY ULK. bTfTJone. AUornoy-nt-Lnw Toledo. OrJon Wat Clerk of Circuit Court x years mum an up-todatoabstract ot al rt) itrLltiraln rounty. ll-17m soule jmos. Piano- Tuners ami 11 pare POHTLAN'D ORK. For Salem and vicinitv leave orders ut Geo. Will's Music Stems i AITIAL tin Express and Trarisfe: Meets nil mult and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of thu city. Prompt service. Telepliono No. 851. DISQUH A HOMY Kit T. J. Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Full Siiltlns Jmtlii. The Obortidorlf pnt- Jill H paata SO. UFF1CM, CITY HALL. For wntur sorvlcc imply :tL olllc. HIIIk puyuhlo monthly In lulviumc. Mnku nil complaints ut tlio olllt Loans and Insurance Money to loan from (I to 8 per cent, according to security no expense for examination. Insurance effected on hops and other property at lowest rates. John Moil 290 Com, sr, 7-l-'fJ.-W Wheat Bought and Siorcd By the AuroraRollcr Mills ,. , , , . iirancn omce ami w urenoiisu is ri rune st. between Ilich and-Church streets Buckwheat and outs bought ut highest market price. rnrrt n utinn'r ' FRED P- HURSf. 7-27-lf dAw Salem waicr tt The German MarketjWASHING IDE EASY, Will be found all kinds of meat ("nUllinU IlinUL LHUjj; and tlio best of snusnge. t'lt IilC DELIVERY. All bills duo the Into tlrm of Welt A Miescke must ho paid VV0I2; & Son 171 CoTi'mprninl St. Dr. Grace Albright Graduate of American School' of- Osteopathy. : : Kvory day except hours 0 to 12 n. 111 ; 1 Weller's grocery. Sunday, Olllcu lo -I p. 111. over HUIE WING SANG CO. Holiday goods, Chinese nnd dupaneso fancy and dry goods. Silks, Indies' underwear, fur nishing trootlp. mattings, oriia monts, silk handkerchiefs, china wuro, otc. All at low prieus. 1 140 STATE STRFET, SALE ORE. LADIES Furnishing goods made to order. Silk and satin waists flannel waists, anv color -i f - Vf Mf-m7mJJ I 11IILV homemade. $1.50 to $2.2 1;. ... T " " w F ' Ladies' underwear at low prices. Call and examine stock. Lee Co :i2t) Conimercial Rt. ,mi N1SW! 3 ' BURNER Chang I ! i the t ' ' I. 1 1 Itj ' r. i Ir 1I1Z13L1Z3 'iihs A j j"""1! v.vf a it3 s --v it Want us. Gives iK oondlo powr psr foot of cas (J have in aUx'Irtbo No 1 biirnliie ona foot mir honr ight for 3.10 of- opt ,ntr hQ . ffllC No s st of tt-10 of a cent ptr hour. w ' Gives r if x ..,, 4FKMtt .T'"',,,0rta 5 TanaHjan VaV X PACIFIC And Soo Line, Flrst'clnsB niidxTotirlsfor, xw miF : , SLEEPERS DAILY Passengers liookcd to nnd from . I ALO POINTS EAST ' c f f , Atlantic Steamship Office For full particulars apply to K. J. COYLK, II. II. ABBOTT, A. O. P. A., 140 Third St. Vancouver, H. (J. Portland. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For -a ticket Ka t, you naturally and very properly want to no over tho routo that will give you the very best accomo dations at Ihu lowest possible rate. Hence, you should ask your ticket agent, lo make your ticket read via tho w. ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tourist Hleenlnir cars leavo Salem uvery I Monday Fvenlng and Thursday evening i via Sacramento and every Tuesday even I ilig and Suliirdav morning via Portland I nnd run through to Chicago without cnungo via the world's most scenic l-lne connecting ut Chicago with all morning trains K:st, also with thu Rock Island personally conducted tourist car for lloHtou. Thofo tourist sleeping carH aro broad vestibnled, liglitcd witli Pinlch (ins and provided witli nil weekly illus trated periodicals nnd magasduus for thu free use of our patrons nnd aro iicconi JftftS I Scenic Lino, and lliu best dining car i urviiit In i lm wurlil For full 'informal ton, maps etc, call I on or write to, A. K. (!ooi'Kit. Gep. Agt or Portland Oreuon. W. W. Skinxkii, ti. M. Powkiih t-'P A tM'Co. A gen t O It A Co SaIo'n 0r Sa,em 0r '-J The Dewey Washing Machine ; ' This inacliino is n now ono inaijoon scientific nrineiples. It Is gunrnn tccd to give ubsoluto satisfaojlon. After a thorough trial 110 family would dispense witli 0110. With tlio ueu of tlio Dewey, tho horrors of wash day will disappear. This ina cliino will ' Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean Xn hard work about It. Fasy lo op orate. Tho manulncturors will back up ovory claim mndn for tlio inn chine. The Dewey Washer Hub won two first premiums nt State Fairs: ut Lincoln, Neli , 18W), nnd nt Sulom, Ore , 1900. Sold it bnlem by II. M. Wndo & Co. .Correspond with or cull on Ambler 51 Young .Manufacturers and Salesmen, 21 1. Angel, Oregon. Salem Soap Works fho proprietor of tho Salotn Soup V orks has thoco operation of tho dealers Consumers who desire a flrst.clusa soap will M . . - encourage Home industry T.. ... By ordering Salom-inudo soup S, C, STONE. M. D I'roiirlctor of MonerDruc Stor-1 MtliKM. OlthOtlS. Tiih Kieim (mro tu iuiiiiImti tov lixatwl a Wo. m t ltd m ((nmiiirr Hiol. hihI hi well ttoiktxl v,nn n .uiiniih.io line ol ilriis-taii Iiiiwllfclnaa, Uiilut aitloluK, irhun.'iy, hriulie. vie,, tto , to. ,1)K. MONK IUrI)iiM)inea6iriMra (i,urieace Ju the nran- lli-i'of niOilluiiion.liil now-niHkuH no charge fo r.iiifiiliniiM oiamliiatlnn nririvicrlilloii. MUQI STB III CLHlNING AND DYKING WORKS Lttdlos! and Gents' olotlies cliianed and dyed without rip ping. Gent's elo lies pressed Uy tho month, nlho portlora cleaned nnd dyed. Huts nnd kid gloves cleaned. "Gents' clothes rellned, rebound, ro WtD'd, bultops on.. All work nont, eheup ami promptly done. ::::: jii;WLKll, Pfojiriclor 05 ClinmerSlal'Bt. 7 - ff 4 (lld'Post ' OfficeStables Aro largo nm have rolinhl ttn.l. ' lS18 ynur .twm boarao,l oy thu wwk'or y. uuyMraum ior litre. I'rlqos rea- f"'"i"' our patronage aoliuitnl, Il.lrowa I BnaaaMaMMMaiiM an n a at 02 Ferrv 8tre.il. BUlOKing KV"'- Will III II I llMMiajlhUniH -'IM., j lam Wra! mm tF ;?yn Tiufcu."" " i ..-" v-vriFntw." rumhr-gH Sp-'claT uTiuTrT,;;-;-'.. utma.ni y&s. Bpo- Flyer fi.-Wpm "-V IM P. I .. -K "li Walla Wall. nT"".. i"1'', HtnaPteLwjn """-H'Chlc-WVj Atlati tie Hi, P. m 8 pm. 8u,im. -- -T'qri M.8nn r-m..... ""UMHIi B.. -BS& 1U p, Q, , -J laH ir... '.'. .': 'Mmi !.. Kl Halom. ". .."1,Nsh:' " . " aTB...,WJ.,ll ""a"j Ui2J W1I.1.AMKTTK RivrirT: -i Mffil CftrlickCtarfriag 'ctmojj' pwleff V. n. . -".. ...u ina nwaro o tlie fnt c superb service n.. .rr. 'iJ.1." i - ..v ,T Htiuruni hs u. i --vm " PlttOr. r wp iiivd l Daily Fast Trains ,1 m TO THE EAST. 1 II you cannot tako tha aoftij. J ....wj v,.itl'ruu "Our Specialties" Fast llllie. Ilirniutli Ra,.i h.l Pnln.N. HI...,.,,..,. ll..'ll. li ,LH V ""-iio. i uiiinaii to&m J ers.Piillinaii Diners. I.ibrtrrlCi'1 und Free ItcclinhiK CliRircarl I Jiours in tlmo saved to'Vt ago, ivansas Ulty, St '.,Sii1 licketsgiwd to ILUUCsJ Denver. ' It is toyour intorestto DMTnft land mmitkii. TickeU inJij, cur berths can he secured from W.W.Sima AiftntRKI Or Guy lWurs, Ag'I.ORlli . .. . eN J. II. MiTiiHOP. (len'l Awnt. No. 1H5 Third St. PorllulJ 'SOUTH AND fj VIA fat i me sHksraiMr' Thtlps leavo Salum.for Portliiijui stations ni u:iu a. in. , r.u s. a 1 :05 p. m. I.Tl'ortTamT .... Lv Salem...... Ar Athlaait . Ar Sacramento.... Ar Ban Franclco . ArOKloii . . Ar liouvur Ar Kama. C'ltr. .. m i h ut U.OOA1! HI 111M Ml 7:UPK Ul .6:t5AH llli .ijgim nil .73JAM j Ml IJJi eirx ui 'Ar Chicago. Ar f AuKoles Ar El Paw Ar Fort Worth Ar Clly of Mexico .. 8S31K Uil Ar iioaiou Ar Nunr Orleans , Ar Waaliltnrion : Ar New York 12;(JFIC taxH Pullman 'and Tourieta ran trains. CliaircaraBacntmentote and El Paso, and tourWtttriMi StJouis, Now Orleans ww Connecting at ban ranaw nrnl nlnnmnllln lines fl)f I 11 Japan, China, Philippines, &u Houtli America, Boo Mr. W. W. Skinner station, or address A n it MAitk'HAM.O.Pi. PprtlanJ.Ot' 1r7giSlioiFllwhi-j The Direct Bonlew Montana Utah, Colon! nnt nil frXttAM Pflinlf' -f-i Gives cliolco of twofavorjMW .1... ITMIMN luniPio ftfWt" rii. HinflKANDB Bcenifhi Nn Hhanee ofClft On tho Portluiid-Oliicago Hj finest in the Wont." Mno New Urtliurr ToorWW SiiTrbUl.rarvlWtfetun, HI)UlllpmuUr,Ma Kntlre Train WiUpM'J )"M Por further lHlorW J ILNAGJ'-l, .uU.V5.v Trnv. Puss. Ant. AK"v-- 142 Third Nt, Portland Or. Corvallis t Eastern 'I'lAUfiOAKW No 2 For yaijuiua. Train leaves Albany- Mtr.ilii leaves CorVBllW. ...-K'l . i"i Truln arrives Vuiuip No. I twiuruiuK- (in Leaves Yiiquma llJ( Leaves Corvallis ltll Arrives Albany No. 3 For Detroit ,$k i,,ivc.s Albany ",lrfii Arrives Dctnm.. No. 4 Returning; Leavos Dottoit A i rives Albany -.W VlPdlrectst-rlset port ana uujuccu- rr'iJ 1 Trains for the u9"lLf,Mii dk'trQlt at uood. !' jj, i Ut reuoh "'P' H.BlD, Hrcltenwsn auo "-"-jmnieday.riju ti9 NEW 5T0J?E ..'. G. K. AUnliwneiT. rt JSOCouimeroia 'g i -" . .. tt -y,--j a ryj 0 nnthorn t -