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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
DY HOFER BROTHERS.
TUESDAY DK0.11, 1000.
Dally Ono Yoar. $3.00 In Advnnoo
Dally Four Months 91. In Advanoo
Waokly Ono Yoar ffil.OO:in Advance
RESULT Or A REFORM CAMPAIGN.
The taxpayers of Marlon county aro
netting the benefit'of a tliorough discus
eion of county finances in the campaign
preceding the lalt June election. The
Journal compiled and scattered broad
cast the expenses of the county govern
ment of Marion 'and Linn for the eight
years preceding In such a way as to
compel the party in power to fight for
its candidates and to compel the candi
dates to adopt a platform and make
speeific pledges of reform.
The Republicans claimed that their
county convention resulted in a new
deal, that tho management of the party
was taken entirely out of tho hands of
tho old ring, and that their ticket rcpro
Mntcd tho reform clement of tho party.
The fight for financial reform, retrench
ment and tho reduction of taxes was
made Juntas hot, and while tho conven.
tiou ignored these reforms, tho county
central commltteo and candidates soon
found that thoy had to adopt tho main
reform propositions,
This tboydid, and on tho campaign
County Judge Scott pledged tho county
court to run the county for 10,000 a
year, or as nearly at that flguro for or
dinary expenses as would be found
practicable. This was tho figure set by
tho Ilcfortn forces, aud this figure and
other main planks of tho Democratic and
Populist county platform, and tho refer
endum were adopted by tho Republi
cans as theirs.
Tho Republicans virtually run a Ito
form campaign, and stole tho thundor
and campalgu issues of tho opposition
and went into power again as a reform
administration, pledged to jury reform,
to JionoBt elections, to economy, to re
duction of taxes, to getting the county
out of dobt, to putting the county on a
cash basis, and letting all public work to
tbo lowest bidder.
Whatovor progress is umdo in these
matters, whatovor reforms aro nindo in
Marion county affairs, will bo due to tho
pledges that were forced upon tho ma
jority party ,to tho exocutlon of promises
extracted from its candidates by tho op
position, It will not bo duo to any vir
tues of the Republican pa.ty, but such
virtues as thoy were compelled to carry"
into effect from their political necessi
result is program In 'good govern
ment. The taxpayer will in tho courto
of time experience relief. The uotinty
will got out of debt, Honest Juries and
nonpartisan selection of oli-ctlon olllours
will result.
S0MEOPTHC ORECON CENSUS TAKING.
TJio rosultu of the census of,Oregon
oittfslsuo ridiculous that no one cares
even to clvo it oarneat dlBcusslon, Tho
statu bus indued nearly a hundred thou
nand population In ten years, but some of
Its principal, growing, prosperous and
thrifty cities huvo lost In population!
Salem Is reported to huvo declined
several thousand, when it Ih tho one
town in the state that was not tbo rocip
Joulo( a magnlficout lmckuot during .tho
depression, but has held Its owti and
uctuully grown in real popiilutiou. It
huojost some by deportation of federal
ofllce-holdurs and deollno in prlwn po
illation. Eygone, tho booming university town,
has lost about a thousand population,
according to tho kid census, Legalise it
wauiuotorlously a kid census at Kugene.
College boys with a polltlaal pull ure
euidito have gono out for a census-taking
holiday on their bicycles and made some
plrmonoy to pay football dues,
Tho censuB takers bealegod tho news
purar offices as usual to help take tho
census. This ofllcu received appeal after
appeal to assist in securing a complete
census, and It learned of many citizens
uudj whole neighborhoods that wore
skipped, and some of thoio were picked
URjjf tor they wero reported. But how
inagy were not?
Tl'tt truth is that while Great Urltain
takes u census in one day, tho Amorlcan
cepHus business has but ono merit It
put4 millions iu circulation nmoungan
impecunious set of political wire pullers
who for reasons best kuown to their
creditors proloug their;. Job for what
Ojero is In it. Any old" Justice of ? tho
jmm could, take a bettor census of his
witHfVUm
1
3CYoiuneed ir novrthe fall
season calls fora Fall hat and
when you buy you want the
correct shape. We have iht
"newest styles in I 7 "
Soft and r
Stiff Hats
at 51-50 to S3 50. We have
the exclusive agency for Benj.
J. Brown's special S3 50 hats.
If you wear one of these hats
you will neycr again pay $5.00
for a hat whatever is new in
hats is here.
G, W, Johnson
& Company,
The Peoples Clothiers
and Furnishers
district than tho great (tolillral machine
at Washington.
Oregon has probably nearer half u
million population than four hundred
tbovsand. 8aletn has ten thousand, and
if all territory was in tiio city that
Ixslongs to Iligger Salem as sho will one
day exist on the map. Kugene is the
most Nourishing of tho smaller cities in
Oregon, instead of being on a decline.
Nobody cares what the kid census
takers report about our population,
Salem should take her own census and
blow her own horn as-to population.
NATIVE SONS AND DAUGHTERS
Entertain Their Friends sua Listen to Speeches
In the Chinook JarcoD.
The first cntertainunnt given this
season by the Native Sons and Daugh
ters was held Monday evening in tho
Woodmen's hall. It proved to boa very
enjoyable event and was well attended.
ilon J. I). Lee was master of core
monies, and after tho rendcringjof some
choice music by Evans' orchestra, ho
introduced Mrs. Olive S. England, who
gave tho address of welcoino in "our
native tongue," tho Oiiinook Jargon. Sho
spoke tho Jargon quite easily and with
good expression, Sho tegrotted tho ab
sence of the "hi-you ti-ccs" Gov. Geer
and Judgn Bean, who had "klatawaed
sl-ah you ah." Sho was glad to see
"conaway close tlllirum," and hoped
thoy would all havo a "hi-as closo"timo,
Tho spoke encouragingly of tho "Kt
latch of bias close muck-a-muck,"
which was to follow tho program. Thoro
was to bo "close coffee, IiI-bb close pio
an J hi-you goodies, wake flro-water, but
bi-you chuck " ( No whiskey but plenty
of water. )
Tho rosponso was mado by Hon. J. D,
Leo and was also in Jargon, which ho
spoke fluontly. Ho said the Native Bona
and Daughters were all good and nono
bad and wore working for everything
that is good aud nothing that is bad.
"Nosika mamook conaway close, wako
maBatchoo." Ho also hoped that at tho
next mooting of the cabin the attendance
would bo greater.
A piano solo, "Midsummer Night's
Dream," wua well rendered by Mr.
Rail.
Master Karl Sharp pleased tho au
dience with it very pretty violin solo.
All regrotted the absence of soveral
who should have made "hl-you wn-wa,"
so Mr. Leo called upon u number of
thOBe present for speeches suggestive of
how to make the Cabins mom useful,
Instructive and interesting.
Miss Gosper upoko lirlully uud Hiig
Hosted tlio study of the history of Oregon
and nlrto tho liulldiug of a log uahin in
Mariou Houaro us u umuuiiient to tho
local organization,
Oapt. Hunt, Win. WoHlarott uiul
olhers were called upon ami sccondtid
Miss Gosper's plan.
Miss Murgurite Althirpnn sang ,jho
"Christmas Itosu" very Hvuietly nnd
responded to n well deserved encore with
"Ry Your Side lovo."
The orchestra ruadured tho closing
number and all wero invited to another
room wheri refreshmento wero served,
During legislature the Cabins propose
to give uuother entertainment when
there will bo present a number of pro
minent members from Cabins iu nil
parts of tho Htatu,
There are about 2000 members in tho
stato at present although tho orpauiza
tion is a new one, and entirely a social
. . ill t. t i
one, there Doing no "iioneui couneoten
with it.
JOURNAL 'X-RAYa."
Cottauo GrovoaiulKlinlra huvo organ
ized football teams.
Oiegon wants no textbook i caudal as
Washington, and other Btatea havo had.
Undo John Minto talks about dividing
tho state. It would make a great many
moioolllcos,
. .
Two weokn from tcxlay la yantu Glaus
day. In throe weeks tho twentieth uent
tury begins,
Kruuk 1'axton, attorney for tho Text
book trust, is not proposed as a mom-
borof tho Daly textbook commission.
Well, that is some progress,
A. D. Stlllnmn, of Pendleton, u mem
ber of of tho Legislature iu 1893 and
1899, aud champlau of texbook reform
in the House, was In Salem yesterday,
An thoro is to be n legiolaturoiu session
soon it might bo well for tbo city coun
cil to take timo tlmo by the forelock and
put'on an extra jpoUemah ,u tho lower
parts of tho oi(y.
mimo.
MARION COUNTY
ASSESSAIENT 1900
Reductions Made Arel Not
Large As Other Count -
Should Have Been Cut About
Two iMillionson the Basis
of Umatilla Figures
0
IWow are gtvon comparative totals of
assessments for 1S09 and 1000. Mariou
county valuations are dill too high
when compared to Umatilla which cut
about $1,500,000 under last year. The
figure for Marion should have been set
at 10,1500,000 instead of S,127,781. llut
Marion was always too modest. ilnrp-
are the figures:
Summary for 1899.
170.207 arrea tillable land . . . 12,005,319
317,923 acres non-tillable I.320.S10
I tn-). on deeded lands 031,928
Town and oily lots u84,04
I, ii p. on town lots 027.-156
Imp on undeeded land 17,410
112 miles railroad bed.. MS ,70 5
Railroad rolling stock fi'.',029
1C3 miles teleg. ami telph. . . . 8,574
Merchandise .120,350
farm implemuiits eto 102,020
Money 79,612
Notes and accounts 305,88V
718 shares of stock 35.717
Household furniture eto 747.8JM)
7,250 hones nnd iimlti 1!K),H60
10,830 cattle 146,998
19,940 sheep JiO.GOl
5,257 goats 7,313
0,305 ewinn .'. 12,012
Gross valuation.
KxemplioiiH
..f 8,702,74 1
. . . 775,457
Total taxnble property. . . 17,927,287
Summary for 1900.
Following is tho summary as prepared
by Assessor showing the valuations on
the roll as appearing, when the books
were transferred to the county clerk's
effice:
179.207 acres tlllnblo land.... f 2.095.319
330.470 acres non-tillable 1.300.099
Imp. on deeded land 015 014
Town Lots 911.300
Imp. on town loth 870.744
Imp on undeeded lands .... 13 000
1 12.15 miles ruliroad bed 259.805
189 00 miles tolg and telepli. . . 9.477
13)6 miles of street railway. . . 8.900
Rolling atock 51,999
Merchandise 318.078
Farm implements, etc 198.418
Money 09.109
Notes and accounts 338.028
083 shares of stock 33.745
Household furnitnre, etc.. . 251.381
0008 horses aud mules 180.453
23.050 sheep 47.510
5989 goats 11.949
5Slswino 11.225
Odogs 330
Gross valuation
Exemptions
.f 8.350.635
. 023.617
Total taxable property 17.733.018
Summary After Reduction.
174,027 acres tillable land. .
310,0-12 acres non-tillablo. . .
Imp. on deeded lauds
Town and city lots
Imp. on town lots
Imp. on undeeded lands
112.15 miles railroad bed. . . .
189.00 mllos tolg andtelph.
13W miles street railway. .
Itolllng stock
Merchandise
Farm implements, eto
Money
Notps and accounts
083 shares of stock
Household furultiire, etc ...
0005 horses und mules
10,878cattlo
23,750 sheep
0 dogs
6089 Koata
.12,399,572
. 1,187,794
. 579,084
. 8-10,895
778.318
13,000
. 259,805
0,477
8.900
51,999
. 318,078
. 198.418
09,109
. 338,028
. 33,745
251,388
180,543
. 160,905
47,610
330
11,949
. 11,225
6981 swine
Gross valuation $7,745,298
Exemptions 023,617
Total taxable property $7,121,781
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING
FOR SALEM
A movement Ima been sturted that
may-result in erection of a cnmniodioiiH
Young Meu'a. Christian Association
building at Kalem. At pretrant itcosts
the businessmen alxjtit $1500 it year to
maintain the association hern. The plan
is to Invest thin capital say for u period
of ten years in a building9, the rents
of which would produce" revenues. A
committee of huHluoHHinou has been
named.
IMPORTANT CASES
IN COUNTY COURT
County .ludgu Scott is putting in all
his spare lime preparing opinions iu two
ipilto important probate caw
One is the iiiestinn of Jurisdiction of
Marlon or Multnomah counties on de
murrer, estate of K. M, Frederick, I). F
Lane administrator.
Another is In the mutter of thi guard
ianship of Hridget Shioldn.
UNION OF
SALEM PRINTERS
Capital Typographical Union No. 210
linn elected officers for tho ensuing year
us follows; E, 11. Flagg, president; Ed
ward Lamb, vice piesidont; James E(
Godfrey, seorotary-troasuror; J. V,
llaker, sergeant-at-arnm. Executive
commltteo, V, J. Heekett, Nr 1). Elliott
anil Ii. V. West.
WITNESSES FAILED
TO COfaE TO TIME
J. II. Everett, arrested near Jefferson,
on Thurrday, charged with obtaining
mouey under false pretenses, was on
Mduday discharged by City Heeonler N.
J. Judah, the prosecuting witness fail
ing to appear.
ANOfilEif PAPER
AT PORTLAND
The Portland Tradeeniau Co., atouk
$5000, to publish a uewpaper uud run a
Job oflloe, has filed arlUles with tho
Secretary of State,
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'He That Aiy Good
Would Win
t'sss fC9irwm'&
mM, km kefptdnuttv a trun to svec&s.
Ivsidfs ghtif slrergM And courage to
nttomen &&. brfvre iAkim it, covM not
cvtn ste mvi omtd Hft to fob.
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AiCKmA &aUabu
OIL WELLS
IN OREGON
Enthusiastic Letter .From a
Former Oregonian
H. W. Oittie, formerly of Salem, nnd
well known throughout all Oregon, has
the following letter in the Tillamook
Headlight, of Dec 0th:
"During tho past year I have vis
ited alt the oil fields of California,
carefully examining tho formation and
surface indications for oil. I have also
passed through Tillamook an J CI itsop
Counties in Oregon, and 1 nm satisfied
that there is oil in both o( thoso coun
ties. I find iu each of thote counties
sandstones, the ehaies, tho fossils, the
conglomorntos. etc, and I am Informed
by most reliable partiueiu Clatsop Co.,
of eeeimges there. Oil in California is
changing lauds from a valuation of
f2.50 per acre to fl000,and iu some cases
to $1000 jKjraere, and is celling nt tho
latter prico. It iu making millions for
California, nnd the development of good
oil wells in Oregon will do as much for
that state.
"A good pioditcing oil well anywhere
in Tillamook County would more than
double tho valuation of the en tho county
and caiifo an active demand for tho
poorer lunds of tho county nt prices that
would astonish its citizens. It would
cause numerous other wells to be put
down at once. Would assist in bringing
a railroad, in improving the harlwr or
causing it to ho improved and in general
development.
"The const portion of Alaska, Wiuh
iiigtou, California and Mexico eaoli his
valuable underground wealth. Is it
reiisamible to suppose Unit state lines,
established by men long after tills coast
was formed, has barred out underground
wealth from the coast portion of the
statu of Oregon? The idea is absurd.
There is underground wenltn there. It
simply awaits enterprise to develop ft.
Now a company could easily bo formed
in your County, each citizen taking a
tow shares, a piece of ground obtained
and a well put down, and if either oil or
coal was found in good quantities it
would return to the stock-holder many
dollars for each dollar invested."
II PESTIFEROUS GERM
Burrows Up the Scalp Into Dandruff anc Hips
the Hair's Vitality.
People who complain of falling hair us
a rulu do not know that it is the result
of dandruff, which is caused by n pestif
erous parasite burrowing up tho scalp as
it digs down to tho sheath in which the
hair 1b fed in tho scalp. Before long tho
hair root is shrivolod up and tho hulr
drops out. If the work of the germ la
not destroyed tho hair keeps thinning
till baldness comes. Tho only way to
cure dandruff ia to kill tho germ, and
until now there baa been no hair prepa
ration that would do it; but today dan
druff is easily eradicated by Newbro's
Herpicide, which makes hair glossy and
soft as silk.
Aji Abrupt Proposal,
The teported fashlou of tho famous
Dr, Abernethy'a courtship and mar
riage Is very characteristic. It is told
that while attending a lady for several
woekH bo observed theso admirable
qualifications In her daughter which ho
truly esteemed to render the married
state happy. Accordingly on a Satur
day, tukltig leave of his patient, he ad
dressed her to the following purpert:
"You aro now so well that I need not
tee you after Monday next, when I
thitll come and pay you a farewell vis
It. Hut In the meantime I wish you
und your daughter to seriously consid
er the proposal I nm nbout to make. It
la abrupt and unceremonious, I am
aware, but the excosalve occupation of
my time by my professional duties af
ford me no leisure to accomplish whut
I desire by the more ordinary course of
attention uud solicitation. My annual
leeolptH amount to , uud I can set
tle on my wife. My character Is
gtiiiernlly known to the public, so that
j on may readily uncertain what It Is. I
have seen In your daughter a tender
and nffeetlunate child, tin assiduous
aud careful nurse uud a gentle und
ladylike member of a family. Such u
perhou must he nil thut a husband
could covet, uud I offer my hand nnd
fortune for her ncceptancw. On Mon
ilny when I cull I shall expect your de
termination, for 1 really have not time
for the routine of courtship."
Iu thin manner the lady wur wooed
and won, und It may he added the
union was felicitous In every respect.
I low h "Worked" Two Muuhtnea,
With n seeming Innocence that would
have done justice to Ah Sin, tho Hea
then Chinee. LI Hung Chang appeared
to display the greatest lutoioht In the
sewing machines nt an exhibition In
Edinburgh ho Ultcd when In Or eat
Urltain sovernl yenrs ago.
Ills excellency's first nnoution was
how long It would take for the sowing
machine nt which ho had mt down to
do ii certain distance seemingly con
fusing the mochaulcal flltdicr witli u
ludy'u safety at the ne.Nt Htnnd.
Without waiting for any reply to Ills
query or further ceremony 1 1 started
sowing a little seam. Ncr did he do It
badly, u rnct which mado him sec.ui de
lighted as u I'hlld. For souio time the
viceroy continued his hemming uud,
though got uwiiy nt length by his at
tendants. Immediately mit down at the
naxt machine nnd Insl.ted on working
It.'
'What Is th prlceV" asked 1.1 nt
length.
"Your excellency shall have It us a
gift." wus the reply of the exhibitors.
-Then I don't want It In tjint case."
observed the simple nnd bland LI, "he
ouuse I i en u Ire two, onu for myself
ailu" the Qtbor tyr the empress "
And he hud them
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SiSM3U!!iMW
MtMhs
ON TliE DOMAIN
OF THE COURTS
Jumle iSfte is holding a term of Cotirt
stMcMlnnrllle. He will hold ennrt at
Imtlnn rVfVtnalil nn rnmnlhnpilteil
on his fairness and toleration in conduc
ting ihe preliminary hearing of tlw Sil
erton arson cases Monday. Ho showed
tact, pood humor and yet dignity and
great deliberation in condneting the pro
ceedings. He was aln ays matter of the
itna'ilnn nml hid decision was rendered
(with great pronptne8. Ho received
many compliments at the cke.
Stops the Couth tat
Works off the CoU.
Laxttlre Bromo ulnluTUel cure uottl la
oneJy. No eure, w l'f. fTKe. 8
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DORK.
CASTLEM AN. Friday, December 7,
1900. to Mr. and Mrs. Le.'i Castleman,
at Marion, Or., a son.
H ONT.-Kriday, December, 7, 1900, to
Mr. aud Mrs. A. II. Hunt, a daughter.
LIKED WITH FOLLY,
ThU 1 a rtory Utt belong lo the olden
tine icitam lotd pud with th
sulll of hi j-ter j.ttiit-d him Hlth a
nrw twuMe tuifr Keep thin An.nl un
til yuu mid a (crenter fool ltan yonr-lf to
bestow it on One day the nobleman lay
a dying, ami w ith hi houfeliold went
Archi to look hi. Ut Mpon his master',
face and hi ar hi voice once more.
The jcter i.opl above bis lord and
sctld "Mier, wnvdo you ay good-by?"
"I am guitig journey Archie" u the
feeble antwer "How Ion a Journey?"
the jester aiked "Nay Archil 1 do not
know " "Whitliei then doe thy journey
lead'" "Neither do I know that Archie'
" What provision hat thou made for thin
journev'" 'None at hII " igbcd the
nobleman. Archie looked hns mid hard
in hit mnstcr'n face, then he placed his
tumble iu his lords hand. Take it" he
raid "for I have found a greater fool than
myself "
There is no greater folly tlmn ignorance
where knowledge in potable and vitally
neccsnary to safety and liaepittc-s, and yet
tens of thousands of people walk this world
linked willi folly. Tiny are ignorant of
the conditions of life, ignorant of the con
Htitution of their own hguies. Children
grow to manhood and wouuoihood ignorant
of the conditions under which nature
Kovcrns. They break her laws recklessly.
They exh.tt.til themselves in the mlstnken
effort to -'havc a good time" while they
are youni;-
Somc day comes the shock when nature
presents her overdraft account and de
mands pigment Sometimes it's heart
trouble, sometimes the stomach fails of its
functions, sometime the liver refuses to tug
tny lonpi r nt its load, or the kidneys balk
at their burden Sometimes, very often in
deed, a red spot begins to burn on the
sheeks, a hacking Cough develops, the
breath crows short the strength ooteti out
at iiiqlit iu iliiptihitf sweat, and every
day tne dally wilic i shortened by h few
steps as the HtsiiiRth fmls. That's con
sumption. The theory U Mutt iun"umption cannot
be cured nn I it' ,t thft.ry so deeply rooted
that lime i. wrntud ,., oclImUiiz it. Hut
what Nn cui' in muh a met' Suppose a
man (or woman) ni'b hM the symptoms of
consumption takes u thousands and
thousands have taken In Pierce's Golden
Medical Dincovrv. mt Uvea on to a
healthy, liapi. leartv old m;e as tliesc
same thousand anil tiitkanils have done.
4nd dies iu ilif altotl' d time of a ripened
fife Two iMMition" ate posfcible You can
say " it w not rjlv consumption he
had " Or It e.m lie said "he u-ally died of
consumption after all ' llut the unanswer
able fact is ibi.t Uu mitu lived out hi. three
score yeara and ten What is a care any
way? Isn't it ll"!-' Vou don't care what
diseate you m.iy Ih- said to have if you are
enjoy in i: Ii- Mill ,n! live out your Ions life
in comfort and i-ont. nl One fact, at least,
Is well estab.iiihpd Tltut the " Coldeu
Medical Ui-'.(! d , cure weak lungs,
bleeding fiom luni". i stiuate, lingering
coughs, laryimitic. 1." Mtliitis, throat dis
ease, aud kindled 4 i. .nils of the air-passages,
which if ucun-tt. .! ,r badly treated,
lead up to consumption, can no longer be
doubtid iu viiw of tin- uiuiiy thousands of
well cstabli-dicd cute, of stu n casts report
ed by the most trustworthy citizens.
Many of these cases have been pronouueed
consumption and incurable by the best
local physicians before the suut-rira com
menced the use of Dr l'kice's Uoldcu
Medical Discovery
Whether the doctors have erred iu their
judgement in these numerous ca.es or not
is not for us to decide.
" I had very had cough. alo night-sweats
and wn.Imoit fu tuygrac with cotiHimptlon,'1
writes Mrs Clara Mcfutyre, of Ashland, Middle.
sex, Co., Mats, Box pi. "A friend of mine
who had died of consumption came to me in a
dre.imand told tne to take Or Pierce's Golden
Meilicttl Discovery, and, thank the I.ord, I did
so. Uy the time I had taken hair of the first
bottle I felt much better 1 kept on till I had
taken three bottles, That was alt I needed. I
got well and strong again '
"I had the grip, which left me feeling miser
able no strength aud a cough," writes Mrs. O
Mayuard, of RoM I.yrae. New London Co,
Couu. "As some of my family died of consump
tion. I feared that I began taking Or 1'lcTceS
Golden Medical Discovery After takiug the
second bottle I felt much better, and am now
weU for one of my age iilxty-turec years;."
- Galvanized
We make a specialty
of work in galvanized
tStff
Vir' aid mieri.il al.viys thi bj, md (he
prices are always he lowest. XXX A
ays he lowest. A
T, S. BURROUGHS
PHONE 151
SOMETHING
-KERN INCANDESCENT QAS BURNER
No Chimney, no blaukenetl Mantles. Glvtw 35 candle power per foot of gas
consumed. Severn sizes. We have iu stock the Nt, 1. burning one foot per hour
;und giving a 5 caudle power light for 3-10 ofone cent per hour. Also the No
giving 70 candlo jowor at a cost of 0-10 of a oant per hour.
INVESTIGATE THRM-
Salem Gats Liglt Co,
Chomokota St,
Sfc-
BUSINESS CARDS
C. H.jnACK
Successo- to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of
White Coin. siom Or. Parties desir
ing superior ,).. ttions at moderate fee
in any branch are in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phone 1 71.1
ROOMS 1 AND I OKAY ULK.
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Lrtw
Toledo. Oroton
Was lSa of Ctroalt Coart i x years axidhas
an oio-dste abuactot al trtjin Uncotti
i-ottntr. H'1""
SOU LE BROS,
Piano Tuners ami K pare
PORTLAND OHK.
For Salem nml vicinity leave orders at
Geo. Will's Music Store.
fAl'ITAi. t.li
Express and Transfei
Meets all mall nnd pasHeuxur trains,
UngKnKU 1 'l l,urte ' tnu c'ly ,r,,l,1ld
servicti. Telephone No. 851.
DIKQUK A HOMYKH
T J. Sullivani
State Street Tailor.
Pall Hulling- lust In. l he OlK-rnilorll pat
turns from Chicago. IteM buslnuns suits lift.
14 ihiiiLh !fi.
Salem Waior Co.,
OFFICE, (J1TY UALL
For water hcrvlco uoply nt tnilc1.
HIIIh puyuble uionthry In mlvitucq.
Mukc till coiuplalnls ut the olllt
Dissolution Notice.
To Whom it may Concern :
Notice is hereby given thut tho part
nership heretofore existing between F.
S Thompson und Mury 11. Unas, under
the tlrm namu of F. S 'Thompson & Co.,
is dissolved by mutual con so ut this Hlth
day of December, 1000.
Accounts due the linn and ng.iinst the
ilrm will be receipted nnd paid, respec
tively, by Mary II. linns.
V S. TnoMrsov,
l-. 11 tM 2w MuyII. IIaah.
Travelling is an easy nnd pleasant
undertaking uow-n-duys, eepecially if
you ure ho' fortunate as to take the
Northern Pacific, tho rond that ascer
taius the wants of p.ASfcngers nnd sup
plits lliom.
Tho Northern Pad flu's crack train is
Ihe North Coast Limited, which leaves
Portland daily at 1:15 p. in. For rates
nnd other information apply to any
Northern Pttcitlc ngunt, or write to A. D.
Charlton, A. G. P. A.. 255 Morrison
htreet, corner Third, Portland. 12 0 lOt
CASTOR 5 A
For Infants nnd Children.
Tfio Kind You Have Always Bough
Boars tho
iM&4
Signaturo
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT
Diylljht Stopover at Nliuara Palis.
Through first class touaistsleeperfrom
Pacific Coast weokly for Chicago. Hoaton,
Now York, and othor eastorn points, via
Hlo Grnndo Western, (Great Salt Lake
Route) Denver Hio Grande, O It I ii P
and Illinois Central to Chicags, connect
ing In tho Un'or Depot with Michigan
Central's slmllai oar for pointnenst
For particulars call on or addros Local
Agents or,
II. 11. TltUMIHH.I.,
Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. ft. R-
8 9tf 112 Third St., Portland Ore
Peace, Declared
Why devote all your time reading
the Hour War and the Gold Fields ol
Alaln? There an other "101111001 o
vital importance; you muy makontrlp
East, ami will want to know how to
travel. In order to have the best ser
vice, list) the Wisconsin Cmitral Uv
between St. Paul ami Chicago. For
rates und other Information, writo .la
A. Clock, General Agent, Port.tnd, Ore.
Traveling is nn cut-y undertaking and
n pleavaut pastime now u days OBpeciui
ly if you tukw the Northern Pad lie for
your Kastern trip. They know how the
presont day rnilywny passenger likes to
travel and what ho wants nnd thoy
supply him with tho comfortBof a homo.
The Northern Pncillc runs tlirouh trains
daily to St. Paul and Mtnnoupolis and
nlco hai through car sorv co to Kansas
City, Omaha, ami St, Ixniis. 12 (1 lot
Iron Work -
of cornices and all kinds
iron. X X X ?C
103 STATE ST
NEW!
V s
Tolephona BtiB
SALEM LODGES
PORBSTItRS OPT AMBR16a"
Court hnrwood ForcH Nit. 19. Meets ftldaj
li I h U.t it. Turner block. John M. Chase, (Ml.
t, IV.
ll-17-tft
A I
nnwn Peer
Money to Loan
On Improved farm and city prop
erty nt lowest current rales.
T, K. FORD
O r l.mhl it Hush's Dank,
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent,
according to security no expense for
examination, insurance citectoa on
hops and other property nt lowest rntos.
John Moir 290 Com, si
7.10.fdt-w
Wheat Bought and Stored
By the Aurora Roller Mills
ltnuich olllcn and warehouse 184 Trade
Bt. between lliuh and Church streets.
Buckwheat anil outs ImiiKht at hiKhest
mnrkot price,
FRED
P. HURST.
7-27-tI dAw
The German Market
Will tm found all kinds of meat
uud tho best of enuRitgo. FUEK
KL VKKY. All bills duo the
. Into i nn of Wolt tic Miest Jte
up :l Ik puid
VVolss & Son
171 Couiiuitrplnl St
Dr. Grace Albright
Graduate of American School
of Osteopathy. : : :'
Kvery day except
hours II to 12 a. m ; 1
Weller's grocery. m
.Siiudiiy. Ollico
lo p.. in. over
HUIE WING SANG CO.
i Monday goods, Chinese and
Japnuelro fancy nnd dry goods.
I Silks, Indies' underwear, fur-
IIIPHIIIK tiiHnts. iiiiiiiiK uiim-
ments, fll'k hiindkercbiefs, china
ware. elc. All at low prices.
140 STATE STRFET, SALEM ORE.
Salem Soap
Works
Tho proprietor of tho Salem Sonp
Worlds tuts tho co operation of the dcnlers
Consumers who desiro a flrst-cluss
soap will
Encourage Home Industry
By ordering Snleni-mndo soap
S, C, STONE. M. I)
Proprietor rf
Stone's Drue Stop
lUVOt. OHYr,()-i
'J no .ior (two In number) ro lotntctl
No. Uj unJ ,U3 C'oinrmrflnl Irttl, mid ui
trcll s'.o,w.el with s coiiiileto lluo of tlrugs an
inidljn'i, toilet nrtlclos. per'amcty, brushvi
etc., eto , otc
DR. HTONK
Ilanhitil HOino'iSyosrs cxporlttun' in the prar
ttco ol lacilliilnc auiI now makes no charge lo
ttupsilllstlrni. rjsmliistlnn or proxcrlptlotl.
Canadian
w x pacific
And Soo Line.
First-class uud Tourist
SLEEPERS DAILY
Paesoiigurs hooked to und from
ALL POINTS EAST
Atlantic Steamship
Office, i t
For full particulars apply to
K. J. COY1.K, II. H.AHUOTT.
A. G. P. A HII Thiol Ht.
Vancouver, II. O. Portland,
wsBlfc
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For a tickot Ea t, you naturally and
very properly want to go over the route
tllllt. It. Ill nil... .... II. .. 1 L
1 ii b,,u J"" tu very uuui uuuuniu-
uittlons ut tho lowest possible rate.
Ill.nni ifntt ol.n..l.l nnl. .- .1.1.... .
"1 " milium no your iickoi ugeiu
to make your ticket read via the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Our popular porsonnlly conducted
..... -..u.oiuiin 111 mouern ruiunan
tourist sloeping cars leave Halem every
Monday hvenlng and Tliursdav evening
via bacramonto und ovnrv Tnniln v.
Ing and .Saturday morning via Portland
nnd run through lo GhicBo'0 without
change via the World's most scenic Lino
connecting nt Chicago with all morning
trains hast, also wfth tho Itock Island
personally conducted tourist car for
uoBton. Theso tourist sleeping cars urn
broad veatlbuled, lighted with Pintch
Gas and provided with all weekly illus.
. . ,...,.,,n ,lu muaKiiiat) lur 1110
ireo uto of our patrons and aro accom
paniiHl through to destination by a rep
resentatiyo of the Great Hock Island
Ijecping car service to Clilcago via tbo
iconic Line, aud the best dining car
service in tho world.
For full information, maps etc,, call
on or write to, A. E. Cooh.ii. Gen. Agt
or Portland Oregon.
W. W, Ski&skb, G. M, Powbus
BOiU 5. P. Co. Agent O R STJ Co
Salem Qn, Salem On
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pM-att TIME cnRDPiT-
RtiA.
Flrcr
e.upra
n.nkw ChlcsosaTaj fi
AlUn
llo Kr,
P, m
8 pm.
8 p. "ST
x. Bun
VIA HUNT1NOTOM
it
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COLVMIllA HIVfIt
tlAJ
To Astoria and w.y 'u,,,
iu ii, m
Kor IorUand,Niwhtri Jni w
Wllt.ltlVru ...
hU-
lre
Hull-in'
Mruday, Wnl.1,'?,
For Lorrallls ami .......',
urtlaj, at 4 p. :n, ' --OBtt-'
W11.I.AMKTTK IllVKIl Mviflmv
Itnnls In IWll.,,,1 .. ... """"Ml.
stiwl car lluo at Orciton Cltt fftii.AJ!?"
,t r.. ii,,n .;7. "".'?. Trtatiu, u
i&,xwziw&W!!&;
,,uikiuii, niuoniia or Ibe Kul HJr
olieckcif tbrongh from Balem fw riSSW
rail or rlrcr inula to l'ortlsmt niS01?
msitn 11 i'iih .,i,t .1,1, n..r.""- onnwtt.
Was
itiiniiton. (;a foniii n. ik' "sr. '"wtros.
IIiim. "" iCW"
AKWit, Trade Hlrwt do?kWf.'ii
City ticket aud frolgl.t ..mreVtoofm,
POS BLY
You are not nwaro of the funt tme ..,
superb service now afforded hy the
zarani
7?
WLf
Wrorv
2 WE HAVE
"" Daily Fast Trains -9
TO THE EAST. , H
If you cannot tako the mornlDjc tn'u
travel via tlie evening train. Both in
finoly equipped.
"Our Specialties"
Fast Timo, Through Feryito, Pullmtn
Palace SloeiHsrs. Pullman Tourist SIwd-
,.u ll.,lt.nn.. Ilf...n 1 It m.iv.n'
u.a, a MMtMui utiiuio, A.iuiuijr St0lt
nml Free Reclining Chair cars
Hours in time saved to " ,. .nt Chle
ago, Kansas City, St ..is, New York
J Jos ton, anu otn . ivaetcrn points.
Tickets good to Halt Uko City idJ
Denver.
It ifl toy our interest to usv I'm: din.
land .Limitkd. Tickets A. Ill rMwt
car burtliB can be secured from
W. W. OKINN.R.
Agent 8. P. Co.
Or Guy Powers, Ag't. 0 tt. AN.
Salem On,
J. II. lxjTiiuop, Gen'l Agent,
Wo. 130 Tiura wt. rortund or
SOUTH AND EAS
VIA
Southern Pacific Co.
THE SHftSTA ROUTE
Tralnu leave Salem for Portland and ww
sUtlonsHt6:40a. uu, 7:51 a. m. tM
4 :oop. m.
Lv l-ortliiud ZZZ.-Z.tJ a
Lv Bftlem !) A M
TSTFrt
wiiru
Ar Ashlana . "-5
Ar Bacramcnto 9 K S
Ar Han Kranclsco 7.ii f M
ArOsdon!
it "."ii rnrrs
Ar llniivr..
s-oo am iui.
ArKausa, Ulty.-
Ar Chicago.
Ar Im AngeloiC
'Z- 7i A M
7.15 A M
zzzznwm
63 P M
735 AH
fcSUH
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Ar ki raso..
imn
Ar Kort Worm ??A M
CJOiX
10.30 A X
liiin
tri
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uurx
Ar city or Mexico j a
a"?"?,;t-t: til $ m
Ar VnlilliL'toll 64JAM
... ;.. -'.
i. m;.7 v1'
IKIO
rk.
U.4Jl'MttU
rullman and Tourists cars on mij
trains. Chair cars Bacrouiento W
and Kl Paso, and touri-tcar-toCLlo,
Bt. Louis, New Orleans and W ashingtM,
CntiectTng nt San Frandlsco wTtt i w
oral steamshit) lines for Ilonolult.
Japan, Cliinu, Philippines, (X;uiral IK
f-'uuth America. ,
SoeAlr"."W. W. Skinner agent at ba.w
Station, or address
O! II. MABKHAM.a.P. A.,
t'ortianu, wrr.
Oregon Short Line RaiiroaJ
Tlio Direct Houto to
Montana Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
GIvch choice of two favorite routM,
tho UNION PAOIF O Fb Ma" L-"
or.the KIO GHANDE Scenic Un.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Clilcas'o h-"i.
finest in tho West."
Baulppod With .
?noNowHd.uK,yT8Uvl,r,
n k ST It . .. tllltllW I Nil,
SupirbLlbrarvinirtctrHt..
Bpleudln Dluuers, Measali
Meaisslcr
Uouifortahlt. t'ti-ctif. iu4 $$&.
Kutlre Train Completelir Vfuu"
.... i. i. ...llrtn Bl'Ul.
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J.R.NAGEL,4 !;Vnj.
Wnr IlirlllHr iiuuiiu""-- .i,y,ic
irav. rato. nm. ..--...,
..in. n.il.,.,1 Or. BAW-1
1-1. llliru m. .'"'"""
Corvallis St Eastern Railroad
T1MR OARI.
No. 2 For Yaquluu:
pj;45p.l-IOp-
w
0:15 f-
Tram leaves au-
m.nln lauvnn (OrVU
Ulna
Train arrives Yaqulua
No. I ReturnlUr?:
r n.iu.tc: VmlllillU
ftlOa &
.lliSO--1
..tMV-
7.0Qa-a-
.; 11:0
Leaves CtirvallU
Arrives Albanv
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leave:. Albauy
Arrives Detroit
No. 4 Returnlnc:
Leaves Detroit..
Arrives Albany -tAlMBj-w
Ono and two connect iJZMth
CorvalllR with Kouttocw rge'to V
U'lViug direct service tJandiiw"
port and adjacent beacliej. e)t
Trains for the uiountoloi w ,
Detroit at noon, JJlvJig1" i
to reach camping Kroumw
rn...,v.,,li unrt KanllttUl " '
b:w r zi
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