The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 19, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI nra. MAtmnu ' ' 111.. wUkj3l mImI !.... ercnl, ami RtMa oyer lic' nf women Inlve found thattheuneof Martina's prikxd tiunnir prcanau. tttr. and injures liniment K a most critical livmntll Atiltrtnntiniinf I Mindoir of gloom HiAt the coming en n not uc i ? an orJent which nit women npproacli with Indeoerlbablc lUAAIIIUIv ft i?r' for "otl'li'P"" 9P3We witli the liotrorn of child birth IfVy UUIHUl H e. SJi&as signer J? i?ftr. -h"-re lottwr v rolM confinement of all pain nd danger, an felytt iotlier,iind child. TliU.sckattbe llnlr kcxJkHi to all women at the time of their mo1 ii' ordeal. Not.oulyiiloes Mother's PnwND carry woman Mfely through thetpetlU'of ehlld-Mrth, but it u gently prepare the ariitetn for the eatnlncr erent. nrcvent "morninir ulrknru nml other iMawmfort of thin period. Sold by all drugghM at $1.00 per bottle. Bend for fnte booklet to Tub Ubadpikld Rrowlatok Co., Atlnuta. GroryU. Mother's Friend & :iurv NEED P A l NEW PALL HAT You lieeH if tinw flip full sensnti mils forri Fnll IWh.Vim-1 when you buy you want the correct shape. "We havethe newest styles in Soft and . Stiff Hats at 51-50 to $3.50. We have the exclusive agency for 3enj. J. Brown's special $3.50 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. TEXTBOOK COMMISSION FIGilT GETTING WARM Newspapers of all Parties Di cussSnr the Subject Strong Qemaiid for App im menls I hat Mean Some thing to the People AiDemiind fof Senator Daly, wottld'nalo eeiecuon mj he was do! urnlly .ho (bo dJeeauaqJio w Slug and oFl boi-hdten to makn tho 'rillffl lrnrw- wliat others would nut educators could bo depended upon to niiiktt tuo boat, niost'lntolllgent Belec tion." 80 wi'h "school booKs. , Etporienc d ALPHA OMEGA IN LANE COUNTY M oc. 17. . J k, i. Wlntormo i. ..e G, W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothier s and Furnishers THE DAILY JOURNAL. posed reform, or wore Indifferent about securing it, nro not tlio persona into whoso bands it can bo entrusted now. BY HOPBR BROTHERS. WEDNESDAY DEO. 19, 1000. Dally One Yoar, SS.OO In Advanoo Dally Four Months 91. In Advanoo VVsekiy One Yoar SI.OO In Advanoo JOURNAL "X-RAYS.1 hog Jt FORMATION OP TUB TEXT BOOK COM MISSION. Governor Gcer is taking tbo public widely into his confidence in milking up Ids text book commission. He has been successful so far in his administration in election of such officials and bodies, (as the State Fair Board for instance,) a liavo commended Uiemsolres to the 'business intereats'of tbo state. And so bo has sought widely for material from which to select fivo mon who ro to servo the peoplo in this im portant capacity a fiduciary rolation to the people and tho publio.echooln tlio :j. mosi imporuini lanouon mai ins admlaistration will bavo to porform tlie selecting for about 150,000 children - ajVhool ago in this state. In 'all his interviews and private utterances tbo VOvernor shows that bo realizes tbo Gravity ana uuucuity ot tuo Unk. In discussing the difficulties that sur round an official who has but fow places for many applicants the Governor says in bis most recent Interview: "In tho appointment of theToxtbook. Commission, however, I take it Uie conditions- will be reversod. It is likely THE PEOPLE WILL BE MORE IN TERESTED IN ITS PERSONNEL than Is usuaHy the case. I think most of those whose names bavo been mentioned in connection with It will not feel very bad ly if they aro relieved of the Teijwnsibl lity of Uie worlt which will follow the ap. poimmem. Discussing the proposition that only educators aro suitable tboUoveruor says ; "The.worol think of Uie question and hear it discussed, tho mora I incliuo to the blW that it should consist of THREE MEN DISCONNECTED WITH THE SCHOOLS. AND OF TWO PRAC TICAL SCHOOL MEN OF HIGH STANDING. However, if I knew whero tojlnd the five mon who would most nearly mtet Uio expectations of the mon who pawed Uo law.and of the taxpayers of'tbe stato, who ore now paying docid edly too much for thelf school books, I Nwould appoint Utem REGARDLESS OP gITICJS, LOCATION OR PROFES. ffGL0lNGw,r takoa ' o" to the effect tufcv., , -the commission ha an. iPonUmustmako teriftl 'prices of textbooks; "1 sliall bavo to use my owu...im,nt jurgely, after all.and do Ibo bwfcf":' oomDoaa fl Omnmlanlnn lif will Ar".lu Work expectwl of It.in the mattsr of fi"?, )ln8 ASGOOD OR BKTTER BOOKW HAhUWE NQW HAVE AT OtlEAl'. Xli PHWE8, aud who will approach their task WITH AN HONEST PUR. KOSE. UNINFLUENCED BY ANY MOTIVE OTHER THAN THE IT II. MO WELFARE." There are no scales on (ho Salem Tho irrigation question who pays for tbo drinks? The Frawloys Saturday night ensures a good clean play nt tho Grand. A A Tho Astoria Push club is not what its namo indicates in political slang. The best city government, tho host schools and tho boat business towh in Oregon Salem. 6 Anexchange: If tho capital city would extend tbo corporato limits and tnko In all tbo people In town it would make a inucn bettor showing. Among tuo roaiiv lirst c ass men named for composition of tho Textbook Commission aro Harvey Scott, Prof. Wilson, W.. D.'.Fcnton, Kov.Elllot, F. M Warren, of Pertland: S. A. Lowell. Pen. dloton; F. J. Mlllor.AlbanviPJof Youno-. Eugene jl'rof. Hitchcock, Ashladd:Capt. Heath, McMinnville. TJioso men aro clean, able and bavo some connections. Ail over our glorious country tbo press n6tes and doplores tho rush of popula tion to tho cities Not so in Oregon whoro tho stato can Increase 100,000 in population, and the census shows tho leading, growing cities aro declining In population, outside of Portland, 'fhoy seem to know how to take a censim thero. I'lret. thnv took In nml iulli1 nil creation to tho city and then tboy got iu and sawto ittliatthecoiisu8"vaitook." While a pamplot is out altackinir tbo boyfl and girls uld tocloty us a arnft. the Baker Republican BayB: Every inmato In tlio Reform School Is said to cout 412.. 00 each month or f 144.00 per annum. The cost of placing u child In tho Boys aud Girls Aid Boclpty of Oregon rangOB from 12.00 to $10.00, itnd if recommitted $20, that being tho whole cost to tbo state nu against $283 a year at tbo Reform School all capital figured. It is a fact that tnoro protnlmont cit izens aro requesting tho appointment of senator Daly and Mathew Stewnt on the Textbook commission (ban for any other one Individual, in spite of tho fact (hat tho $100 salary of commissioner would probably bar them, under n strict con struction of tho constitution, from solv ing. Tlio Corvallls Times says : "tor tlio Textbook commission, Gov ernor Oeor could ninko no bettor eolee tion than Senator Duly of Houton. Sen ator Daly is (ho author mid was tho chief promoter in tlio legislature of tlm next book Inn'. Tim nlun nrna.trilwk.1 i.. the law is new. It is In the experi mental stage. Its success or falluro means much to tho man whose namo it bears, and on whom all Oregon looks ns responsible for its enactment. "In namfng Senator Dalv as one of the commission, Governor Deer lias op portunity (o thrust back on the former a portion oi tlio groat responsibility for tho HullOrtl bonk nnliirtlnn tlmt nm. rnotn almost entirely on the Governor him. self. Ho hna opportunity to name one to whom tho success of tho commission's work in nf fitmrmnn fintvwffitinn nn.l .m who will wlold all of IiIb owerful en deavor to acheivo tho very best results, Ttimntntfnn ntnl ttmlirttpltw nnl ..!.. tlotieH that failod to sworvo Senator Daly from his duty when tho bill was pond. JUL'. WOUld lint lllnvn llllll Hi n nini.itu... of tlio commission when the crisis of tho selpctlon of books is on. "SonatorDaly IsunwillinK to accept a placo on the commission. Ho lias it illRtlflnhln fluHpnitv In tlio i.Mn.. 1... causo tho bill Is of his own creation in lllR PnnnMtv an Rmtnln. lfnn n..A . sonai feelings, cannot bo considered It la not nico for men tocreato commissions on which thov theinsolvos aro un willinir , ju ourvo. ii uuvornor asKS it, Honator tM)i Dull' miial opMinf An1 r-. ,,.... -?.. I'"-3 .... .....u...uuv. ...i uuiciuui uior will not only do well to ask Mr. Daly to bo a member, but to ask him to bo tho commission's chrairmon." It should bo added that Senator D.iK- does not consider himself oliglble for a place on tho Commission. Ho is a Sena tor and voted for tho bill, and bosides holds a position as Secretary nf tlio Board of Rogontsof tho Agricultural col lego. If lie can legally bo tnndo a mom bor ho should bo put on tho commission. If not, tlio coMmissiou should not bo in volved in litigation by its composition. Kujoiio Oimrd, Dec ' Juslico C. A. Wlnto'molr tins efter noon united ia marriage Mr. John Mo Voy, of Alpha, Lane county, oud Mrs. Mnvy Lt'finmlt, of KsaOlniro, Wis. This uniting of happy hearts has a Hugo of romance about it. Mr. McVoy sonio tinio ago Inserted an advertisement in a marriage bureau for a wifo. It was auswored by Mrs, Luff man and after considerable correspondence and the usual exchuiiglng of photographs Mr. McVoy eont tho lady a railroad ticket to bring bor out West aud she arrived InEugcnoon tho 2:00 train this after noon when she was mot by tho intended groom and escorted to u hotel. Each one seemed satisfied with the othur. a liconso was Immediately procured and tho final chapter of tho romunco con-, eluded when Judge Wintormeir pro nounced thorn man and wife. Tbo con tracting parties are mlddlo aged, bavo both been married before and no doubt will livo happily togothor tho remainder oMlioirdays. They will reside on Mr. McVoy's farm near Alpha. J 1 I a uMiiVIUSt SLEEP, Xer T n. .In iho llrst duty of your physician r-Mle- j uorvoun si'Bteni. no ueauens a a ifrntli 'roHTrnfI,6.ii i-ou nro dangerously sick what U quiet tho uorvoun syBtcm. 1 'the pfilu, KtiM you HhH well Friends ask, " what is th ....,1 h.. nimivar railing IU IlllYlUIT ionus, uorvoitH priMrution. It nam iipon you o quietly in the beginning, that you were not alarmed, and wbon untll your ct09 fairly Juirned In tho darlir&wT then you tossed in uorvoua agony graying lor sleep. lie Time take a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright nnd my com plexion is bettor. My doclor says it acts gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is iniulo of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It is culled Luno's Medl cino. All dritgglsts noil it at 2Cc. and 50 eta. Lane's lamily Medicino moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot get It, send for free eample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. BUSINESS CARDS 0 M. OIAOK Successor to Dr. .7. M. Keono, of Whlto Coruci, Salem Or. Partiea desir ing superior opjXAtions at moderate fee in any branch aro iu especial reuest. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Plionu 1071,1 KOOMS 1 AND 3, OUAY 11LK, B. P. JONES, SALEM LODGES . ttTrr Korc.t No. 19. MroM Ktlday i. it, 11-17-1 w KOMIXSTI9K8 01 AM1CH Coiltt'HIinrwood Korr.t No. 10. MraU ntiliwln iitrucr block, John M, (Hist ,c, O. It. A Ii.'Brtwn Heoy, Money to Loan On improved farm and city prop erty nt lowest current rales. T, K. FORD it t limit . Attornov-nt-Lnw Toledo. Oroiron. Wm Clerk of Circuit Court t t lx yera kihIIhb in ii-io-(ite wiracior an county, I. JU.I1 nii'in id titiyln Lincoln ii.ian Mas. A. Hartlky. You It is impoasiblo to conceal that there "' yotematlc and widespread 'effort being made to force the appointment of a commission to defeat tho reform sought in the Daly bill. Tbo Governor,' how ever, plainly Intimates that he will seek to designate a commission who will "M08T NEARa'SIEETTJiE EX. 1'EOTATIONB OF THE MEN WHO PASSED THE LAW." That the Gov ernor is In earnest about Textbook ro $rn fa evident from such words, when it is recalled that bo most earnest- If favored the passage of the law. Stir Amoni Sheep raisers. MACUIAH. Mil. IW 10 Tlmr.. lu .. grea(cominotlon among thosheepraisorB of Wasalnglbn county, who own the sheep on tbo islands on the coast nf Maine, The Socletyfor tltoPiptoqtlon . ..iiiuiuig to iTutuiiiii muni very close ly, and claims that thov aro uulltv of cruelty to animals when thoy leave their snoop unprotected from tho weather af ter tho middle of December. Thoowtlors Malm that tho sheep on tho inlands don't wax any eiioltor as tho oily ileece on tho bock om,B animal is Impervieus: to mois ture, and t may Iajn nmi B)0W ftt wj, wimuu. qiwa tboellgliteHtdlscoinfort nlahl . J T "."V Urm thoro is Semvtl r, 0n,t,,V,Hlnm,8'na '0 SSi.1..18' ? ! ;yv ' - d provide.1 Um ,,, would InT" remain out of doorB any way. The" era clinch the aruumont hv tbn idn1.1" that the flocks thoy leave on tho Island to take caro of thomsolvos aro tho nnlr ones from which tboy can feel perfectly sure of getting a nloctf'of irood fut mnt. ton In January or February. Tlio society gave the farmers until the 15th to pro- pare Bittutor for tho sheen, but tlm form. era think tlioy can show up butler In court than tho Immune people can. Tex: Book Commission. Kuuene Dully ltcgUter, Hep. The first consideration in tho appoint ment Of tllO tnxt hnnk rimrtltmitnn In II. selection of men of lionestv and integrity and men whoso highest u'lm will bo to servo faithfully and wisely the educa tional Interests of tho state. There could bo no one act of legislation In Oregou that would tend to retard our progress liko tlio appointment of men of mercenary motivo and irresponsibility to tlm noflltinn Hint, tunnim on I..H..I. In- tt.n. educational interesto of the stato. Block uio wneeia oi learning and tho machin ery of government will run In a groove from which thoro is no escape. Next to bolng men of integrity they should bo, or at least a majority of the board should bo, selected from amongst the nbtnf nilnontnra nf Mm oi,ii i...i knowledgo of tho educational needs of uregon ooing tlio test of their fitness for tho position without legard to their im lltlcal aflllatious. Oregon has a stato university. Today tho institution is growing nnd ia making ItH illllllHlinn flllt llirnilnlinnl ll.a l'.,. The (election of tlio right kind of a coni iiiiHsioii can miiue or unmake the uni versity. As matters now Btand thoso coming to tho V. O. from tho schools of tho Btuto have not been drilled uniform ly In preparatory work and tho result ia tlio diacropaucio'i militate against tho progress of tho students iu the fiealimnn year. A uniform system of education throughout the state, tondlng toward tho hlghor education tluJ V. O. afforda would bn H-lilnnnltitr tn IWmmn . II ......... atudent who comes to the U. O. could be given the preparatory work that will make him fit into the university when ho enters that institution it would ho a big stop forward iu the educational in forests of the stato. One thing is certain, (favornor Geer, who, by tbo law Is empowered to appoint tbo commission has no 'puts to favor. He Is dptormlned.to sohi!t Vcominleslon tllUt Will bOSt BUI-VU tint iiiliinntlnnal I,,. tnr.lAlM nf ris..t. nt.l If t..l ....u. . v.vkuu huh ii MinrtiiBiencyi cbunts for anything in tliis respect tlio commission will bo tho right kind of stuff, froo from trickory nnd dishonesty, am billons to do the very iwst within its power for education in Oregon. pjc";ac3 ;o Venezuela. Washington. Dec. 10. Tho Postolllco Dopuilinent expects to put into effect immediately after January 1 tho parcela couvenlion .with Vonezuelu, tbo treaty between this government and thai of Venezuela in regard to tills mat tor having been satisfactorily concluded. Parcels post packages addressed to tho South American country will be admit ted to the mulls horo after Now Year's Day. These packages must not weigh more than 11 pounds nor be greator tbroo Indies wide by six inches long, nor more than six foot In length and girth combined. All pai kagos must also bo p.opald in full, In tbo United Statea 12 cents for each pound or fraction will bo clinrged, and iu Venezuela 75 cen times of a bolivar, tho Venezuela stand ard coin. A delivery charco not exceed- ing 10 cents hero or CO coulimcB iu Vono iiiola way bo collected of tbo addressee on each parcel. The uiuIIb will be made up at tlio Now York postoflko. Tho ad vocates of a parrels post throughout tho United StatCH will uso thle Venezuela arrangement in urging tho establish ment ot a parcels post in this country. The llomllest Mao la Salem As well us I he humlbomcat, nnd others uro Invited to call on any druggist und gob frco n trial bottlo of Komp'H Hitlsam fur Hie Til rout and Lungs, a remedy that Is guaranteed to euro nnd bollovo all Chronic and Aouto Uougba, Asthma, Bronchitis nnd Consump tion. Price 2Go, mid COc. cod&w M....1.. 4 tiflfn tmnn 4t,nf. when you censed to be regular In your courses, anu you grew lrriuium wmi out cause, that thero was serious trouble somewhere. You ought to know that indigestion, fxhatt8tion, womb displacements, fainting, dizziness, headache, and backache Mind the nerves wild with affright, and you cannot sleep. Mrs. Hartley, of S'.'l W. Congress St., Chicago. 111., whose portrait we pub lish, suffered all thes agonies, and was entirely cured by Lydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound : her case should be a warning to others, and her cure carry conviction to the minds of every suffering woman of tho un failing efficiency of LydluE. Plulthaiu'a Vegetable Compound. SOUTjE jjkos. Piano Timers ami It pure. PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vlcjnlty leave orders at Geo. Will's Music Store. CAPITA I. uuv Express and Transfe Meets all mall and paseonger trains, Baggngo to all parts of tho city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 861. DISQUH & HOMYUR T , Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Fall Hultltiipjiist In. Tlio ObermlorfT put- Loa,s and insurance Money to loan from tl to 8 por cent. iiwnrilliitr lo niM'lirltv nil nxiutnni. fu- oxnmlnatlon. Insurance effected on hops and other property at lowest rates, John Moir 290 Com, st, 7.1Ufdi'-w The Gorman Market Will bo found all kinds of meat aud the host 0 sausago. Fit KM DELIVERY. All bills duo tlio late firm of Wnll A MUS(Xo nu'.Bt bo paid W0I2: & Son 171 Commercial Ht, ChlciRo Spnoial u:ia a.tn BpoTT knno lTlroi. o.Oopm AlUiiT I 111 Kx. vp, m Hp in S 11. 111 ox. Hun rmttir itay top, 10. 'rt'ls.flUcaai1 S l.PAvn HAIl'lrt 7,i. """ 1. ":" t IWalU Wall- o'.. r35S.fi. J'olli, Ht. Yni ij,Vi,,SI,STOr VIA nON'UN'OTOK - --.. in. ' ll lanpoko lins (11 od n potition for letters of tho estate of Maniiahl Knuelawaia a deceased Hawaiian woman. IH limits S3. .IllRlll m Chlr om water Co, I 1 1 Dr. Grace -Albright Graduate or American Silicon of Osteopathy. : : : Every day except hours 1) to 12 a. m ; 1 Woller's grocery. Sunday. Office to -I p. in. over For Hills OFFICE, 'CITY HALL, water corvlco nunlv ut mile payable monthly In ndvuoo Make all complaints ut tbo otllc Ciops ti;c Co.ich add VVeiks o.7 the Cold. fxatle )iromoQulnluoTal)!tetire a cold In iy. .o cure, no ray. mces.'se. 1)110 I h.i Peace Declared Why devote nil your ihno reading tho Boer War and tho Gold Fields of Ala'ka? Thero an otiior matters o vital importance; you may make a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In ordor to bavo tho bestsor vlce, iho the Wisconsin Contral Ry., between St. Paul and Chicago. For rates nnd other Information, write Ja A. Clock, Genorai Agent, Portand, Orf . White House Restaurant HUIE WING SANG CO. Holiday goods, Chinese mid Japanese fancy and dry goods. Silks, Indies' underwear, fur nishing goods, mnltings, orna ments, al'k handkerchiefs, china wnro, otc. All at low pricey. 140 STATO STRFBT, SALEM ORG. fJ$SB&ss H ncry no diy,. Up, ' """ . COffi?JPlAu"VKII IT" " Gloria aiut TUu fs'lu. . 1 IVIt MMl-TV,,. i"k- lny aud Hatimlar ii n,ln Ur Ua ..loam.' , nutfifi lor CorvMlln and ttR, ,,ft,, Wea HoaU to Porlltnrt ai al.. i 0y street carllnoatOreou aiyi7ihJ5,B'i b. Iclnypu thoro. 1 Ickeu 0 ill iliiS "tti iri Waafilngton, California or hSv ,,.,n S m.atl.o,t.audW,,u ,?feu? (Hytcta'nottS'S, POSSIBLY v.. .. ... ... xuu urn not nwure oi the lam i.m , . superb sorvico now afforded by th ' U First class cook, First class sorvicu, Enjoyable meals. GEORGE BROS, Props Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of tho Salem Sonp Works bus thoco operation of tlin donlora Consumers who denim a first-class soup will Encourage Home Industry Ry orderin g Snlem-initdo soap a sTc fiioL!H STONE. M. I) I'roprloUirof Fire Pl-Mlru Apparelus, Pirrsmmnii, Pa., Dec. 19. ProjKisals were recolved today for tho new onglno boueo in Fighth street, which will be the largest in the city, as it will ho 74 feet f rout and 110 feet deep, two stories high, and will be occupied by engine companies Nog. 32, 3.1 and 34. Ono of thoso companies will liavo tho nowotoam automoblloengincs.now buildlm; In Man chester, X. H. Iu addition to theso three engines there are aovon other steam fire engines, a chemical engine, besides hook and ladder trucks and a water tower iu tlio contral district. Tlio largo array of flro fighting apparatus is thus centrally located, because 85 per cent oi the city's destructlvo fires had occurred in that district, Japanese Bamboo Fti.pi?iKir? Sfore ...LOWEST PRICES... NAKANO, PROF5. Near Willamette Hotel. Stone's Drug Store HA1.KM. OUKOON. Tno store (two In mimtivrj aro located a No. 2J4 hiuI 888 Cormmuoiiil KlrrM, nnd ki well Hocked with a uoiiijiluto lino of dnipi an inodlclitH, tellot nrtlclta, porfnrncry, linidlioi oto.,otfl.,ttc. Pit. HTONK llMhwtfoTnoiaiyi'Ma cxijrlone In th iirnc tlcoof moilluliioniid now inaoi no charKO fo rJiiMillHllon niHinlimtlnn or iiriwctlplldii Ob 204 Commercial Streei. Salem Oregon. 12 17 It Albany flewsp.persoa the Textook Commission From the Albnuy Pally Domoorat, A L'OOll ilivil nf tnlnr.ict iu 1...I.... 1.1 In the appointment by tho Governor of thu statu of Orogon of a textbook com. ' mission lor the punoao 0f eeleuOiut school books for tho children of Or.vr,,T. Tho Governor has asked tho advice of uio I'umocrnt man in reroionce to it, (joy. (leer writost "It is a very dilHeult task to perform, and I am vory aiuloua to Boloct tho vory best material that can be found within tlio stato for tho pur nose. Willi this end in lew I am uoine : asic a personal fvor of you, namely Ullirest tho nanifn n f ill... ..w.. ...... per or'iV.,',0l"t' 1,,1)U " t duty to ,W1AS" from HasilwUl1 ,M ,8ult ono man ' tho P Oregon and,iri,'?i)n'onofri,'"Soiithuriioiislv d vallev. , orlm'" fro'. thu Willamette ( . . LL' fkYMtt IlAbtl.. .. .1 1 1 A'jn&rolnameoofinenand women who wolA,make a good Textbook com- J$gS recotninendod (o the Gov rMaVvsfany are comwefldinl who in -. V P8t 'v been connected with the . wctbook abuses comjilalnetr of by tho f , opJe of Oregon. When It la recalled Hf f Vffi WU " ud to be passed and i motto secureq ugalnat the proaauro ,th organised school macJiino of the t, it in apparent Ihat those wlm op . IbTa kiW hallundornboauaiMM of St .i... ,i... library society, Goj,,,!. II Fiotoher will deliver Ida lecture 'on tho "rwa- nt Nobllily,' Tho society la endeavorliiu- to build up and create an interest in a uiuMintmg uurory, ami all persona in terested In library work nro invii.i atteiid the lecture, which is free. THE IIHSTTIMP 'c, ..i.,... , or Morris chair Is now. A full stock. uuieii ct Jiam ton's. BUS WlBtrrt Tlio undorslgned will receive hldB for the roiiKx leling of bis store, 89 Com merclnl strong Pin.io r.n...' ." be seen I - lli?, '. T' " "", "" r VA i A001 ""' ",, n" ,,,,la 'OHorvad. - hb. I.AMi'ojtr. dosiie to imv '.ft t,10," I'ortlund ioltienl coinploxlonV niioii lo tho wuin win uuiung llOIUItlt ",. - nor tho other. 1 am S,1'10 H.wrty whether there aro three repoJ?u,u',,,rt'' twodeiuottrntB or two reiiulilW""8""1 three doinoerats I want only tlVb ,"'"! mulnrml ,wuuii.l.. i'i.... . '"beat ring to U.nnd the Democrat, bonoa to serJ . ." Bvi.uun in iiiuo who wii woikin tho IntereH of tlm patrons as well as the uliooli, and not iu tho intordst of the American book tnit . ...... .' :;.. '" men who cannot bo influenced aKaliia)t the intoniHln7iif th.. ot..i.. i.-. . . "' , yearaoifr people :havt oald un 4iJtr price for books. Lot this bo stoppr7!,' One of tbo old nuali nui.i.n.uL .i Albany reoommetu san Aniniixn., ni. Co. man forcouuntsslouoruud argms for a continuunee of toxt linol-n iu.i..u,i i... oducators. 'QiUKernluB the majterof the ai jtoliiUueiit of tlio oomuifasloii to eelwt text booU for the public schools of school meu Bliould be iiDiniiii.i. -yJ. selecting typo om newspaper u printer Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as thoy cannot reach tho diseased portion of the oar. There ia only ono wuv to euro ilnnfin.na. and that ia by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an Inflamed con dition of the mueoiia lining of the Juistnchittii Tube. Wbton.thiH tube geta inflamed you have a. rn muling Bound or Imperfect hearing, and when it is en tirely closed deafnosa ia Hie result, and unless tho Inflammation ran ha lal.n out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hnarliu. mil lm .lnutmvn.l fn. evor; nii.o canes out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which is uothlng but, an lullain. ed condition of tlio mucous surfaces. , nowiii givounuiiunureu uo arsfo any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can not ho curod hv IIhII'h t'ntfirri. Cute. Send for circulars, free. , F. J. Ciiknkv & t'o Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are tho best. Torto Rlcui T. -Iff. WAtiiiiKoro.N, Doc. 10. The abrogation oilo itieau taiiff is beine sori discussed by the ureas of Porto Riuo. The Porto Rlcan legislature, which was oltnitod on November 0, tho date of the general election iu tho I'nited Stcitos.will iae the power under tho provltlons o( tlio Porto Itican net roeently enacted, to immodintely lorm iuato the Porto-It loan tariff by enacting legislation whh-h will pruvidu funds lor itho uocesaitloa of the uovnri.i.iniit .r ' "ln I(li. ii.., iI.q ..,.uitn ...1...11 . - ..wUihi t,,u ..iuouv'i niiuinor '"""Moon sliall bo takon and the 15 per cent Jarin tUus teroilnalwl is being dis- imw by n,v0rCM and tho publk of iiiat island. lUwallanj Exercise rTjIii. IIuxolulu, Hawaii, Dec. lD.-Mra. Knlmimalwai Kana, o( Kaliqlun Koo- No Grtp&, pisf healthful cleansinir. y.hmi v., ,.V1 Hootf'm Plltm Sold by all druggiita. 25 cents. Galvanized Iron Work We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds of work in galvanized iron. X X X X Work and material always the best, prices are always the lowest. A X and v the Tanadian w x pacific ''pictnn' ""Daily Fast Trains . 9 TO THE EAST. 4 If you cannot take the morning train &$$&rln tra,n' A - "Our SDecialties" Jart Time, Through Service, VuWmn Pulacti SleeiKjra. Pullman Tourist Sleep. ors. 1 ullmaii Diners, Library (Cafe) Cat and.I'reo Reclining Chair cars, Hours iu timo saved to ",wia (),ie ago, Kansas City, 8t .w..is, New York Huston, and oth.. eastern ltolnta. Tickets good to Salt Lake Ulty ami Denver. It is toyour Interest (o use Tub Ovm. land Liurriiii. Tickets and uleepinn car burtlm can bu secured from W. W. Bkinneb. Agont 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. 0- It. A N' , . BalemOf?," J. II. I.oriinop, Gen'l Agont, No. 135 Third Bt. Portland Or,. SOUTH AND EAS1 V'4 Southern Pacific PHONE 161 T, S. BURROUGHS, 103 STATE ST SOMETHING NEW! jAnd Soo Line. First-clats and Tourist SLEEPERS DAILY Passengers booked to and from ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship -mce, y v For full particulars apply to 13. J. COYI.K, II. II. AliHOTT, A. G. P. A., MO Third Bt. Vancouver, H. C. Portland. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland and tray atatlonsatfi:40a. in. , 7:54 a. in. and 4 :05 p. in. lI7T'oriTund...7. Tffiw ' fiSTk I.T Hlcm......n:00 a M 0Ji f U Ar Aablmul 12u a M USAVU Ar Hacrflmcnto... A.oi 1' H t,u a M Ar Bau rranclaco 7:i ! U Bjli A 11 ArOljdOU Zr.....'6:t'i A Jl " 11.(17 M Ar Denver. ... 9 CO A M MO A H Ar h'RIma. Cltr 7S AM 1'JS A U Ar Chicago 7.45 A M J0 A it riWi-ii Roam Ar Imi ABftfyT.'rr' ' Ar KI 1'aw. Ar Koit W'nitn. .... Ar City of Mexico Ar Itoiutou .. Ar Now Orlein. Ar WMlilunlon. Ar Nev? Yora - ceo 1 M OiOA M 9AJ A M 'dili A M bfii P M li.41 A M l'il-ll 1' M cars f.oa h u C;!0 A M XUUAH tJifH C:(JAM LotE KERN INCANDESCENT OAS BURNER SmS'SSife rfvlnuro-caVdlaT "l,r' Al8 tho No - INVESTIC1ATE THRM Salem Gas'lLigrt Co. Ch.mal:.U St " Tol.phon. Baa v aVWn3BB POPULAR PUBLICAf IONS-POPULAR PRICES H-Iir '" tar nearly mxiy vNMU.n I y"iat a HIULVJ WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For a ticket Ka t, you naturally und ory properly want lo go over tho route ...... .,.., KiVO j.ou ,ne verv uoBt'nccomo- (lationa ut tho lowest "possiblaate. Ilenco, you Bbould ask your tlpWagent to make your ticket read via tbo Plllltllnti nnl T.iiirtiifa inm It, tflltim Olinfi. ina UflnMimDIilA In HiTiIaiI .... u. v.l.M.1 bniD WHI.MIIIIUIIIU iv v,u. llllll l''l Penn ntwl Innrlat rani In f!llll-. HI. i.otiln, "Now Orieans and Wnahlngtou, uonnecting at Ban Franulsco wltu wv oral steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South Amorlca. See Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at Halera Station, or address 0. II. MARKHAM, 0. P. A., Portland, Oregon. r. .v. i It V. m un (urnoia and V am-'. iV plondld AarlciHtu.u- p.nari intiii, m l4.iui, ,nHf ,t, jioini. ioai..j Ul , lIcohanlPN l.urin..ii, it, HH".OiK li.n .ua. iu. mS.l.Ttn1, 'n'f"ui'iW III evtrj r.iinllv Iii.u.iii... J..,. u..mI. ...... -'.... T . .. - .ll Jllll lu-l- yvuv. THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE u-aaarKaa. ntisr ,; - III-ll.', )(.)l puLllilwd on Monday, Wdn o.-y und i-rlday, I. a Qom,t up u, ddta daily nwpapr, tl4 day. m th wk, Wti, MI Importunt ne ,f the uthr f"ur Uai. l'ro4lJy u. V?EKKLi ,'"r ria'"n ,or wht wimto ViiiLitiu 't'1' '" u"" ,ouch wlli news l.tllMlPli' ".' ,h sitlm and won.i I t " " . " Vf """niitiou im-i i NEW- YORK TBI- inn'f. ai.au tff u... i . - - - - ii fiui,in :...... . ' "Au n Mat mairailne. "i"v liiuucuRivmi; with It'cnUr i' i On Vj- W'ltbWlKTrl-WMiciy rlbun.. Tribune; ROCK ISLAND ROUTE .-P.'!!". PP"lnr personally conduetPd our si oxcurslons In modern P.illmn,, Oregon Shoit Liuo Railroad The Direct Route lo Montana Utah, Colorado nnri nil hnstnrn Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, vu the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mali Line,.. or tbo RIO GRANDE BcenleWiw. , No Change of Cars f Ontiio Portland-Chiingo Herial,"t,i finest in the West." Koulppoct With jucsHui nmuuaru eievucn. Kino New Ordinary Tourit Blwpen. QniiArli T (lirarw.Ilntt'ul f'ara Mo'nffi rS; i' Monday I.venlng ami Thursday evening -- ? at,ni'ne,,t "",l every Tuesiluy even- n Baa ii. :v.z -.?' r ii. I V :'""., :i'it ..- -." " UMU l.ll 1. .... ..... '. ... "" itrc- Mutitiii,.. x'..:r v ".. ituhIz ..hj: i.... ,'-". i ii rk iHi. . i "i-i.- fi : . .. . . . IUT1M. '.. tl......Jl auoccim, ,. r V"M Ml r' ?. ri,. .N-V( liri: I "l!J- n Y....I- tit. ' f U'll -M0 .1.110 1.00 1.00 . . . . v lit . ... -,--- . .1111 viir-vl:: $8 Nrnimii ., k . .ail -,i V , - .. i,1l ?.. .::!" .. rtio - : Sim " ' to JJO J& -SC nil! nnil Nrftnv.in,, .......:. ,. ,.' 7. . ""v.r-wiff.iK'nrif om ,'yTi 0,,u"c,l, "ri8t car for iiobon Those tour Ut s eopinircars oih tor wWf wi WhXu iron t , di,al8 nml "'nwwlnes for tbo SAJwa ft en. cn r..i, . nuimiu Liurarr-uuiivh vip. Spiendlp Mime ri, Mch'h a la carta. Kreo ItecllnlnuCliairl'iM. i;omrouuiiu i naeuei ami nnw', Kntlro Train cmnpletoly Vestibuled. For further Information apply to J R.NAGEL, aUYrOWERS 1 rav. rass. Airt. .Agent u. . ' 142 Third 8L Portland Or. Balsm .fo i.no 4.no t.rto II.DO l.ur, y.oo 1.7ft 1.7B aiin ;.:." ".;." . . . wi .:: -." " . :: r " t -! i l& 5r4, W5affiVj: I: vv;,;:."K;vi'sr sir. "-, t AjX.tP'Uli .im,i,T,u : wten win, Thou u lul.l.. ...a Tlit TfiLutu hm7 rtuui . .11 (. m (.UtoUNiv H.IHI l.HS i.7r, I.no S.S11 J.r.o fl.no l-.IHI i.no l.Nn 1.0.1 1.8.1 i.no, T,(1.1 lSO i.no i.no l.mi l.Oo on or 'Hi ,or'nt.: WBP8 etc,, ral on or rite to, A. K C oopm. Gen'. Agt iv w 1'ortland Oregon. I y a Bids Aro Inulorf T? o 11 . ,, . 1 ja, r;,' l?,'0;,1 "?. il i'jt!r?m of auppllese.Hled w!l bV'fun iehed lu. on application to the Superintendent. ' CLA)gPN WUNTZ, uporiiitent ejit WajMute School, Fa lem, Oregbn. rj? jg-. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad & TIMIflCATiD. Nft. fi 1,'nr Vnnnlhiil -t Train leaves Albany IW5p.W' I Train lea vw UorvalllB... 1:60 P-w TinlnarilYON Yaqillna .W5p.w No. l Iletuvnlng: ., Leftv?sY'tqulua fl,,2a'- Loaves Corvallla li:,a'"., Arrives Albanv 12:15 p. ni.a No. U Por Detreit: m Leavet. Albany 7:?58,-' ArrJvcs He'rolt ll:2Q8,m. ( No. 4 Returning: , . Leaves Detroit ,?sSp,S! Arrives ,Aiinny .'v'.nZi Ono aadfjHP connect ut Alhauy snog C'oralllI.t i Poutiiern Pacific tialm,. Klvlnir'flltevt sorvico f jantlf-oro Wfi1' port and adjacent lwhc . 'J'rnlpsfor the cointaios orriyeJ i etn.t at noon, givivir ample timft to reach camplni? grounds on "Jf HraltcnhiiRli nnrl Kuntlnm nveiB lnW 8 ut. lbiiy . lor ocwpUblr 1A UllO II pavcM.- ! iSuSUJ tup PATFWT RECORD, Baltimore. Md- f V-aiJOTt- f " A 5 'V- puvywfcsw.. ft