The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 28, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr J ' n & hm iS,l,1J,.iiiiMg-'IBa; ;im.bijOfif'itiiiNirvn t r-rarr"; fa 'L 1 lv fiftl .i,s . ilno'l an Llintf viV to brG.lU it HI). Ill lids Ihoy dlhVr liudi Mr. bftbott, U4 atUlees all tto publican s to go into tlid senatorial cnticila ntit Ito will abMe by tbelrtlivfolon'. Liiivlug in secret Conclave bolted and defeated the regular republican ticket in Multnomah county, they will try to do t! c tame here. Tho caucus la tlio oh- iit.K-lc, and ho It must bo eel ''iibMo, tbo JOuHNaIj VX bAVs." ' 1 Sawdust Will kill t'very Hill In our livers. Inquirer! No. "MurdbSoirdoes not mean wtrinah. , , Wont someone kindly bring us n lot of old articles almut vpjntion' A Marion county deli m regular organisation must In. over- ;"tto 112,000 for lJKX). 0,1 ' , Inquont. "axes V ft 1: 1 Si Yes, the soume GOLD DUST Washirvg Powder that brightens your nllver nnd cut gl&aa will clean the Kitchen Crockery. Gold Dust la . dirt doatroyer, nothing moro. It never harma the article it comea in contact with. It olmply mtvkea it clean. For atreMeat 'economy buy tho Icrtfo pa.cko.rfo. The N. K. Fairbank Company, Chloajo, St. Loula, New York. Beaton. f &A Li w N - M -jJ way . S . -." rr ....-Lv: ..-fl'wi ,-r-- B i.i i j- i "WiLa. . -' JTsisui iTter ?&& e 'iSBK- - . 1 wWWa iwwucassy BlSfl For Christmas buy that boy A suit or top coat. Either will please him, either will make a far more suitable present than some nick nack. All That is Good All that is new and up-to-date in little fellows clothing- is here and prices have never been quoted quite so low. as those quoted here. Regular $2.25, $2.50 and $2.75 values Regular $3.00, $3.25 CJ9 AC and;$3.50suits q4.iKJ Don't think of buying any Christmas gifts for man or boy without first coming here-we can do you lots of good and we always save you a little money-when you trade here. G, W- Johnson & Company, The Peoples Olothicrs and Furnishers thrown, tbo factional light In Multnomah county extended to the stale. Well can 1 tlio Democrats and Populists pay: Hki it old woman.go it bear!" j In 1S95 Mcllrido bold up h"e liandH ai d paid stand by the caucus. Hut bo and bis secret cabal bold up Dolpb j lie tu gclt'ng tbo votes thai were pledged 'o him in tbo callous they woro so loudly Upholding. Probably four KcpubllcanB mi biding Mcllrido. wore into that deal bv which an election was prevonlcil and , Mi llrlde'a name was sprung on the last 1 h.i'lot when no other ballot could bo I taken, and even honest Dolpb monjiutd Miicere friends, of Mcllrido w.sro tricked , ril duped into electing a man Senator bo would have been repudiated If tbero lout been opportunity for another ballot. Hermann, tlie magician, is no match for hhoio fellows. Yet those are tbo people Aim talk about tho trickery of "Corbett and bis gang." Thoy don't know a thing about trickery!. They can shy ho and look solemn. $1.95 THE DAILY JOURNAL. defeat is tlio history caucus in Oregon. of tho pledged UY HOFEn BROTHERS, FRIDAY J1K0. 28, 11H. rinii o,m Vonr. S3.00 In Advance Dally Four Month. $lln Advance Weekly OnoYonrfflj.OO.tn Advance WHAT PRINCIPLES SHOULD COVEHN A PARTY CAUCUS? . Itojujbllcan muujboranf tbo legiBlaturo kh dWuBflfng wbolbor tb 'go Into a caucus to Boloct it party candidate for V . H. ecnator or not Tim only question in, iji caucus propyr, uddr any circum. HtanccH, and If no', wimt in a fair party canon. A canons Ih tho uannl way tho membra of npnrty roach i( concltiHion as to polloluH ' or caudjdatea within tho party, Thoflfl. who Iwlt a cauoun, wbolbor thpy iav.o rmsjjit or not, itlwaya irnmo (fiatolV go into a caucus to roach con cIubIoiih. Tho way enueuson liavo boon conducted in choqajng ponatorfl in Oregon baa led a bolting tbUtwaa Justified. Tho caircua thai namud JWph Jn 18t)fi hub, conduct od on tbo Olnub plan, only, tbo Dolpb men bcibiK atiM U sign tbo jiamo, and tbo rout of tho motnbom Sfiw barely Informod that their pnwonuo waudcoircd at Iho joint cni$iH. Tlioy want luto aiucuaawa man would go 1q an oxocu. tlon, iMilug asaured thatj'Ir. Dolplt'a managura bad votoe onougb, Tbe Mitch oil cauena wan ulso a oincb, anil con nected with a dlwixreoblo atralght jacket contract. Tho roault in lK)tb caeca wna fatal to tbe asplratloiiH of tbo manager and candidates. ft A cuuouh to oleot pwrty ollb ors of oitjipr boime, or parly lhihIIoVU'b beforo a jpipt pucue or oonvontton ia always njlud on a almplo annQUHQcmmt fnun tbo cbalr. That 1b tlio uuetom In eon-grow- A petition or party eaucua on eomo inwBiiro or n,u)tloii of Hoy is a common ooourancc Why there ahoiild. liu a elgneil oall for a senatorial ciuioub any in'orolhaiAfoj lufMH lo XleH o .peakor of tlfb1ioiftl of rSjirasontaflvwi. in Oregon or in congress. 1b not apparent almplo ainnouncomont of tbo time and place ought to bo as binding on tho honor oj a member of a lKjlitlcnl party RjiiHlgnud or sworn statement that bo wilhiUoiid and abide by iig dellbcra Uoiib. Hlgiied calls load to factions, and r A FARMER WHO UELIEVES IN ADVI'.R- Tisinc. Win. II. Kgan, a prominent and u ceaofnl Marion county farmer i a be- iovcr In advertising. Whon ho has any- tbliiK to oll, bo it a lot of grain, n few calve? or Blioop, Home fat cattle or bogs, potatoes or fruit, ho sponds from 2fi cents to f 1.00 on an ndvcrtlroniont and Btays at homo and has plouty of demand. Customers como by umll and in person and tho newspaper put in touch with just tho pooplo who want his product, InBtead of bis going to town and bunting and hawking about for a buyer among people who have no iihm for what he hay. Hy nieaiiB of jKiHtal oarda and short Iiub IncsH letters be is able to mako his farm ing pay bettor than by long cold drhes to town or alwut tho country. Tho poinl of direct contract between buyer and seller Is made easiest, moet directly and most economically In tbo want colunum of a 11 vo newapapor. i i totlay a lottor modium and bring) bettor result to tbofio vbo nso it wisely than tho much- ueeled good roada and rural mail do livory so gouerouuly landed In tlie press. TALK ABOUT YOUR TRICKERY. Tho Mcllrido organ at Kugono takes pains to always dbcnss tbo wnatnrshlp In tide style: With the gang Mr. Corbett Ifas rc taiued to furtlior bis candidacy, and tholr well-known methods of operating tbo secret ballot is an absolute essential. Tho defeat of this proposition means Obrnott's defoat, No wonder hocon tends for secrecy. Tho (feriutriale when tho .Mcllrido politicians Imbibed tholr Biuietlmoulous abhorrence df. tbo eccrot ballot would bo ditllcull todetormlno. Thoy won tlie Houatorship for Mr. MoBildo by uu blnslilng Btealtb that ha never boon duplicated on tho Pacific coast. Mr. Mcllrido solemnly enjoined He publicans (but not Ida few trusted man agers) to stand by Mr. Dolpb aa tho caucus nominee In 1805. This qoartet of tbo political bjapk art deulaiod It a a religious duty Jo vote lor Hie ccucub nominee, whon they were teeing to It that tlio caucus nombieu wim elaugbt ored in tho intoYcBt of Mclbldo. MltclioU'a treachery and trickery are too notorious to chronicle. He stand? today with Mcllrido. directing their fol owrs to go into a caucus, and if it OUTLOOK FOR THE CITY OF SALFM. Tho Citizens' administration Ib bend ing all its energies to overcome the do- licit in revenues caiiBcd by sbrinkago of iiBscsanientfl which reduce city incomes about 2700. Tlio attempt to eecuro ro- venues from tho licmieo tax on steam boat companies and tfllephonocoinpanlep will not boBurrondercdfltbeoocorpora tiona enjoy valnable franchises and busi- nees privileges for which thoy pay little or no tax. Tho arguments that tho Ntcamboat companies should not bo tax ed becaupo they afford competition with tbo railroad company is not sound, be cause tbo railroad is a laige taxpayer and rail ami rlwr rates arn supposed lo bo pooled. The Finance committed of tlio city council is ongairod In' looking up ways and moans of raising rovonuoa without imposing an occupation tax which should be tlio last resort, only In caso of abso lute necessity, to prcservo tho public credit. An occupation tax is rosorted to in Tortland and many other clties.bnt It is believed this city can avoid such on extreme. A new meaRiiro for reaching property for purpoBCH of assessment and taxation that is not now readied may be framed and put through the legisla ture, but in all probability a general assessment and taxation law will be paBBed that will give some roliof. Tlio business men of Salem have to pay many taxes in tlio coureo of a year that aro already quite ad occupation tax. A 1000 puree for tho stoto fair, $200 for tho big bridge, $100 to 500 for each new church, G000 or $10,000 for a Y.M.C. A. building, f000 or $10,000 for a college or univerfiity.otc, etc. Those sums must all come nut of tho busIncBs and profeseional men of this city, and if this city administration can IKMBlbly get along without un occupation tax -it ahoiild do bo. Tub Joohnaii believes that any Improvement like a free public library or bolter public schools, that can bo carried on by a tax on all property, Instead of an assessment on tho energies of tho public-spirited only Is tar moro likely to bo .within reach of this com munity than any ontorpriso requiring largo Individual donations, et we favor tlio latter kind of oiitorptibes and will support thorn to the full extent of our ability, and would urge all others to do so. A Tho November election coct 20 cents, per voter in Multnomah county. Mortgages recorded still keep close on tho heolsof real estato transfers. A A judge ought to bo one of those men who can ."on both Bides of a question. If a county cun get away, with, one fouithof its statolax why iiot wflll the reatof it? A There Is no use assessing or paying tax on any property under tho present unjust and unequal system. Ambitious unemployed Salem politic ians should try Portland. They need 2." men on tbo police focco there. & If dividing tho state would build one moro largo cllv in Eastern Oregon it would bo u uodeund to that section. ft A business commission, such as Ooy Gcer gavo tho State Fair management, U needed in tlio textbook business. A A The JcphnaIj does not hesitate to give een bo gieat a man as Uryan igood ad vice. It Jias suffered at times Iteelf for lack of it. A England is now reforming hor nrmy. She bad belter reform a political system that puts heY bravo tioopa under a com mercialized and often degenerate arls tocracy. 4- The Ki-yis nrouud tbo clabbermilk trough and the Majors of tlie Mercenary brigado are not having an easy time stealing the Oiegon acnatorship. .Some of tho big dogs nre watching them. Gcnoral Clements' success against tbe Hocrs in tlio Magallos' Berg region is ro portod in Humorous vein, tho last dis patch reporting that "it was considered advisable not to force tho Boers from their position. " state iiiBanoaBylum ronorta 1173 pationts oil IJIUlii uvuiiiuui i. ui una lutfcu iuviii 102 are classed as curable, 01 doubtful and 080 incurable. Think of the hope loss human mlsory confined in those baro wallHi Eugene Guard. It should not be inferred that -Die in curables nre altogether ufoIcsh, unhappy and a burden on. tho stato. Many of them ore industrious, contented and earn their keeping. 4 Boprcsontativo Brick, of Indiana, has offered a resolution providing for Jan In vestigation by congress of tbo disgrace ful charge alleging a conspriracy among United States court omolals tn got hold of the profits of mining properties in Capo Nome, through placing them in tlio bands of receivers appointed by Iho United States court, on trumpted-up suits.. Sneeze and ulaw. That is what you must do when you have catarrh in tho bead. Tho way to j W - .. . .fcT.r r . i.f UniiiiW m.nfl. mi..M l,r l b i rrv.'Mr-9MaaaaaaaaaaaaKij KaaVBTaalalalaflrSIPjcl iHitBT iyp fWru I f' Klin JSk F1 HaVjaaT Vl V1 jirrz&eSfiiiS m-,m.M .i;iii;.i-vs''a,.M'i'vi''rrtf,,TrfVi!idi Be API of Self-Defense. Th ik .ilar i.U.,1 i'prcsscd in tlie i)1ir.isi, "tlu rt of sell delciise," shows the opinion that the oliifi enemies a man Ins lo lieu ud hiinwlf from are visible mid external l't the real danger of everv man is itom minute and often in visible foes. In Uib an" we breathe and the water we drink nre countless minute orR.inlsins leagued agtiln-'t the health of the body. , . he one defense nijaini-t these enemies is lo keep the bl((( pure. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dixcovery thoroughly piirifies the blood u'tuiwiug poi0uoii siilnlancoM and nccietioiis. When the blood li piir there it no harlwragc for the genus oi'VltHuise which find A lodg ing oulv when the blood is impure aud corrupt. HetiilitcrAotir ColJcii Meillcul lliicoTety' otiu if (tu lie-t iHtl-liui on (he face or the a.tt'1 " wtlte Mr Wi "flfr ', RK,W; V.n(ufiimr Co loii Will e 1u (lie soulh u-i Ihrt v-tr K" I r"t ivlwnnl with pel- I. Tlie iM.iii rtllf'l In my blooJ na Uu Ik.mw J cilT(-!iil .iiiiimt tfftmn I")0"1' I tlimitlil I mll p cr iv .irird dirrerent Ki.lof nirdicliir uie.1 .i.Jferent doctors, but ill tli: relief (1ie .-.mid rfr mr if to make my porkftdHfOk llclarr I llien lifpan taking Dr. In it UnldMi Alrdl. al IHcoverj Took four v t'l. nitliimt rv i-f Kept laUlliK ll I took In sill leu tiutt.r .mil pit entirely cured ' lir Pierce's I,le.1ant Pellets cure con-Blipation. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE BUSINESS CARDS O. H. 05AOK CANADIAN X PACIFIP And Soo Line, Successor to Dr. J. M. Kecnq, of White Conic. alem Or. Parties dealt-1 ug superior opeMtloiiH at moderato fco Fir8l.cnBa tU,j Tourist in any iiramm urn in euin-unu iaiv k ALBERT A. JESSUP. P.hono. 1071,1 KOOM9 1 AND 3 OltAY IIMC, B. P. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Lnw Toledo. Oro'ron. Wim Clerk of Circuit Court t' t U ynani niulliaH u up-loiUle KlulrHCt ot al hi ty lu lJiiwiiu county IM'm SOULIfl BROS, Piano Tuners and 11 pare PORTLAND ORE. i'or Salem and vicinity leave orders al Goo. Will's Music Store. CAPITAL t-tiv Express and TVansfet "Jleota all mall and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of tho city. Prompt service. Telophono No. 861. ( D18QUE A 1IOMYER T, ). Sullivan, State Street 1 atlor. IJtlmlnwrMtltiSlG. (iiim Hiih iltiiimRA Ih tn niirlfv t ... ..... ... --. .I------J . "-T la. Thismcdlclno tho blood ...III. llnrul'o Riirannnrilln Tlllt) meillelftn soothes and heals tlio inflamed surfaces, reminds me (leucine uhhim-b nu our mauently cures catarrli by oxpolling from the blood tlioHcrofuloiiR taints iion which it depends. Bo sure to get Hood's Tho non-irritating catliartic Hood'a Pills. -1 DHESSMAKING by the day In familioB, by a competent Inquire at :i70 niirii street. ILMl-lnV porKin. Stops tlie Couth aud Works off Die Coll. Uxaitvo Uroiuo Qulutno 'tMott oure cold tn onoday. Mo cuic, no I')'. Price-V. rtfl yy A ... .i. i . AriiiAiiftnEAitn n. luruuii- m4fiVKBllla)at mlHMlm3k out it iio happiness can be complete. HUll II I X Villi t ThconlealOiroUKliwliiclituccxpcc IM1IV1I y VIVV tant mother must P3, xr, fa d looka fona(d to uU i"-irtlS.i SW& tbf lUMger lin d ror of cbildM'icaii te e'Mh0 luU of wo,ueu haye mzr:. MMwrSL 1 MPnfi iarV -', Captain Butler's Reception. Wt CiiKsTKit, Pa., Dec. 28. Tlie reception of Captain Smedley Darling ton Butler, son of Congressman lliitlor, the youngest olllcer In tlio United Slates Marino Corps, who was twice wounded in China, will bo held touiuht Jn the armory of Company 1, fith Regiment, It will bojworthy ot the recipient of the honor. Three hundred invitations wore sent out. The guest of honor .will bo Captain Harry Leonard, who parried Captain Butler to a plate of safety after be was wounded at Tientsin. Treaty Coet Into Clfcct. Sofia, Dec. US.Tho treaty of com merce botween Turkey and Bulgaria goes Into effect today. It regulates tho custom duties on meats aud cereals, on which merchandise entering Turkey, Bulgarians agree to pay 8 per ejint ad valorom. Turkey agrees to pay the same tax on gait, tobacco and spirituous liquor. They Want 2000. Kashas City, Mo., Dee. 33.Tlie Young Men's Christian Association of this city la vigorously trying U) raise Us membership to 2,000, A cominjttee of 100 is working hard toeeiuiromombers, Hecordof 1900. Washington-, Doc. 28. -Tlio last year of tho century has been a romarkablo one for breaking tho record in many Btrango thing. Milwaukee furnishes one in a man who marriod his mother-lu-law. She was just twice bis age. Minneapolis nearly matches this with a man who wods hisstep-daugbtor.Chlcago report a man and woman marrying altor 15 minutes' acquaintance, Murriages being so quickly arranged it is not sur prising that moro marrlago liconaes woro leaned in the' month of Juno in Chicago than ovor before in one mouth 2,150, or 76 per day. St. Louis nearly matched this with 50 divorces in one day. Sail Fiaucisco doosn't claim so many di vorces but she divorced one couplo in ex actly 20 minutes from tlie time tlie com nl.ilnt was tiled. W. J. Uryan made 30 speeches lu one day, Mrs. Beeves, In tho insane asylum at Kalamazoo talked her self to death on Sept. 28. The. Burlington road mado a run of two and four-tenths miles in one minute and twenty seconds ISO miles an hour. Tho Inn-out lumber deal of tho vcar w'as a sale by a w'iaconaln dealer of Ili.OOO.OOo' fco' for $1,000,000. . i i m ii Deafness Cannot fee Cured bv local applications, as they cannot result the diseased portion of the. ear, There is only one way to cure doafueaa, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inllamed con dition of tho mucous lining of the I.i.iuiu. .t.l,i Till... W 1 1 imi thin tnlwi ir.t inllamed you have a rumbling sound or ni.it hdi i.nnriiifT nmi wii.ui ii. in tin tircly closed deafness ia the result, and unless tho inflammation can be taken out aud ttla tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will lie destroyed f6r evor; nit.o cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an fpilam ed condition of theruncous surfaces, We will give One Hundred Dollars (o any vase of Deafness (caused by catarrli) that can not lo cured by llall'H Catairh Onto. Send for circulars, free, F. J Chunky J. Co., Toledo, t). rwid by DruBuibts, 76c. Hall's Family Pills are tho Lest. I There aroMacklus now alfeut aOOrtnnd II Is hoped to rorind MP U year BJlt"tliQ BaiW oiik.eoco3nLXwar. PcrijU IM RWfl YOU HiW AlMfS Bflngy ijirajra TnADC MABas Dcsiqns COPVniOHTS &c. Anrono icnOlna a kctrh and description rnar a.rvriniii in r uu ijiuii itvv "....... on l prnbntilr pntpntablo. Cc rlcdrconmieiitlal. Handbook o. Oldot aiiencr for accurlnir. it. tnknn thrnuuh Slunn A I tptelal i tlontttrlctlr ent free. )1 rnl on I'atenti tonta. rerclT free. )idct aiiencr for accurlnir patonta, lenta taken tfirouiih Jlunn Co. rercl .t..n.. Hitlmiil liM.tfn In In. Scientific Hinericnn. A handnomclr lllnntrated weMr. TKJ!1!'; MUNN & Co.30,B"dw'- New York "rancli Ornro. (05 F Pt Wa-hlngton. 1). C KnllBtilllOKtJiutlii. Tlie Olicrnilorff pat" tenia irom viiicoku IS panti SA Old Post OfficeStables Ate largo ant have rollable attend ants, your team boarded by the week or day. Good teams for biro. Prices rea sonable Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 02 Forrv Srcet. SALEM LODGES KOKKSTBH8 OK AMBHIOA ...... kii,J....lv.i v..irMti '.i. ly. Mm.ta hrldav nlKliUlu Turner block. John M. Cliaac, (!. K. A X. Rniwn 8ooy. Il-I70yr POPULAR PUBLICATIONS-POPULAR PRICES .,. iu ror ni-ony fixiy pnr own TUP rtioioiltcd as tho I'roplv'a Na- lilt tlonal Tamlly Nenpacr, for a in farmer ami lllasera. Its MPW- apliMHlId .Wrlcultuml Depart IT a. II tnent, Ita rellalile mnrlttt r.' iinni jiorta, rotoRiilicJ autliMity lUnrv llinninliout tlie country Ita a win rmlilon notM. Ita Mclonco and 111 C PI 1 V ileclmnlci Drparlmcnt. Iti WCClvLI fatclnallnie tliort atorlea, ot." , etc., rtiutr It Indlapenaubli- In TDID9IUC every family, Hruutar nuIi 1 nluUrit Ncriittlou iirlee, 1.0( . . . . . ... .. i... .. i NEW" ,1n "ir"1 l'iilty ''' " L '"I'l'lr up ii dun lU.ly iinpi'P r, YORK t),c" ,1,, " ""' wfi'k' WIU l vin (i) lnl)rIunl n, H ,f iii other TRI- fu,lr ii I'rot'1)' lllu- ' "' trntt-U. un.l fillid with imanwt- UCC V ln rradliiK for nil who with In Bf bkill leel, , t0M touch wlih news TDIDI1MC f th nHtlnn mil world. I nlUUklU It i- u ! hiiliHcrlpllou SLEEPERS DAILY Passengers linokcd to and from ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship Office. ' ' Vor full pai tlculars apply to K.J.COYM4, II. H. A11I10TT, A.. V. A.', H(l Third Ht. Vancouver, I J. C Portland. RsR llcpatt TIMR HOHEDltiii '9S! I"' . Krom iV7i:i .1.1 "lauu. --l! Sfi lit-r yriir. I iirlci-, !... per ji-itr. In connection with Th Tribune i offer to thoae who dtlr tu nn'um th lnt mneailnci, llluilratrd Mi-kltiij und agrlculiurul JviiinaU. Dm fullonlnK vpliiiJ 1 m.iui liullta. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD, MONEY For n tickot Kn t, yon naturally and ery projiorly want to go ovor tho route that will glo you tho very bOBt accomo dations at tlio lowcBt poBBlblo rate. Hence, you Bboiild ask your ticket agent to make your ticket read via the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE (Our popular ' personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tourist sleeping cars leao Salem every Monday Evening and Thursday evening via Sacramento and every Tuesdoyiven iug and Saturday morning via Portland and run through to Chicago wit bout change via tho World'B most Bceiiic Lino connecting at Chicago with nil morning traiiiH KtiBt, also witli tho Hock Island personally conducted tourist car for llostoii. Tbeso tourlBt sleeping cars aio broad veatibiiled, lighted with Plnlch Gas rind provided with all weekly Illus trated iHtriodieala and inoganinoo for tlie free ueo of our natrons and are accom panied through to destination by a rep-1 reaentatlvo of tlio Ureat ltock Island Koiito. wo uibo nave a uatiy nrsi-qiapa sleciilng car service to CJiicngo via tho Scenic Line, aud the beat dining car service in tho world For full information, maps etc,, call on or write-to, A. K. Cooeim, Gon. Agt or Portland Oregon. W. W. SlM.SNKIt, (1. M. Powkum Agent S. P Co. Agent O It iV N Co Salem (Jr. Salem Or. Money to Loan On improved fnrm and elty prop erty at lowest current rales. T, K. FORD Over l.add it Hush's Hank. Chleai Si)icla y.tfi ft m Bpo- kftno Flyer OAUpn Atlan (lo Kz. 9 p, tn ftp m, 8(. in. x. Uun rJfttur. tiny 10 b, m. I.envu Pnlcm 'alt L,?k";,r)Vnver'TiTur--U Oinatia. KanVaa (V,.VVMtkr' rxiil..lJhlc..oVna,lf. fctn, WalUWalU, Hpokana tn. Ste it, VIA UONTINOTON It) Hall mty lite Am, . , COI.PMHU UtVKn i,"' loAMorlaaiidyiar Un.lDl!, UJlI " ... ... -....l iii , ..... . 1" IJiudliiRii, Tnewiafi i TK'rr imyi nun Hatun ay itetMi iZt Monday, We.luei.uV. v,u?.f a iu n in. ' -i o I'or Uorvallla and , ,.i.,.W 'I udiday, Tlmril,R, fife ' lirday, aHpin "",HeMi W'IbljAMrrrTK'illvvu .,. - lloata to l'orlland a. .bo., i. ".' ..... r.i.. .'.-. uaianr i iftn-.-:"' "i irnaii nmr iitta mi t.A ". w. ....v m lKUU L,'11T f 1 uoiuvea tucro. Ticket to alfiTnta i-"1 WMfiliieUin. MlforaU or hS&a ohcokeiT ibronRli Itom Mmtti& ::."" ..wbbh. ,,wu m irt. nr" rnado at Portland win, MfkftH Oen.l'aMAg( 4 (.k, iick.1 AS&B.aa aawi tmi V ""-"wpumrnil POSSIBLY You are not aware of the fait tlineiuJ superb service now afforded Ity the 'a Picttia Itraul.tr I'rl.w One Veur ... . une iur Aorllt Amorlcnn l(oi loir. 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(10 'J.(H, I'll nil .Toll null, I'lill iilclrilila, I'eiui,... ,".( I.OO !.(i)ilu.'lt'H UiikiiscI M'. I'lillnilfliililn, l'rnii.. It.il.l mill t.iutirx 'iiiiiii,loti, llrtHton. AIiinm 1,7,-, .u. Kiirm un.l IIkiiii-, tut iliiKtlelil, .IIiimn. ,,, .no i.ihi Ncii I:,ihIiiiiiI ll.tiiit- iuil. MiirliiKllHl.l. AInaN, . T..II, i.'j.-, lo. ui lloiiHiiUveiilnu .SnrtiiKtlplii, .tlnHH l.oo l.oo I'll nil, llflil nmi I'l irxl.li. ClilriiK". 111...... l.oo l.oo tlriiuu.' Jnilil I'u rni r. C'litenito, 111 l.oo j.un CiiIIoiiiImI, IikIIiiiiuii.iIIn, I ml io l.oo olili, .' eini-r. 'Ir' iiuiil, Olili, .no l.oo MIcIiIkiim I'nritii-r, (Irlrolt, .tllcb or, I, oil I arm anil I'lri-Nlilr, SprlnuUrlil. Ohio, , , ,-,., l.oo i arm ii'im. niirinu iiriu, hum .,, .r.ii ,oo IIoiiii- un.l I'lirni, I, miIh lllr, K)' no l.oo Mlir runner, St. Caul, II Inn r.O nm 'i'rllium- I inn nm'. 11(01 , i.k, gil'lea r Ff-nd null Mitt urdrr w'J'hoiio l htnrf lo aubsrrlhe fot' more than one of tlio abce i.utli !TUo Tr'tunu ma remit .t imtillihcra" regular prieea. AddrtH T11U Tit I II I Ml, Willi iih rkly Trl Weekly llllHllie i riiiuii. , i uu. lnr. line Yrui tf.i.nn i. no i. no i .no i. no :t.no i.i in l.H. v...). i t.7r. 1.7. n.no n.no i.r.o :t.i. n.no I.N. 1.7. I.1IO .no i. no .i.r.o 1MMI i. no i.s. i.u. i.d.i i.sn i. no i.n. -f.iir. i. no i.r.o i, no i.no 1.IHI 11 i " nil nei ,d with N.-oiL. ( H'. NEW FEED STORE Opposite Court House on High Street. A full lino of Hour and all kinds of feed carried. Hay and grain liought and sold. Peed chopping done at lowest rates. Got our quotations Imv foro you buy. ;:::: Tillson, Bartlctt Grain Co, .&. a Z Daily Fast Trains 9 " TO THE EAST. If you cannot take the morninjc trm travel via tlio evening train. Holt, m finely equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Time. Tbrointb Ferviefl. PnUm,i Palace SleciierB. Pullman Toutiit 6Ip. era. Pullman Diners, Library (CaftiCir aud Free Reclining Chair can, Hours in tlmo save.) tn ' i.,m Clt ag'o, Kansas City, Bt u..is, New Ycri llostoii, and oth.. r.untern poinb. Tickets good to Bait Like City in), Denver. It Is toy our interest to use Tint Out i.A.Ni Limitki). Tickets mJ eleci-ltj car bertlis can be secured from W. W. SKimi. Agent 8.1'. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag?t.0K,aN. Biltm On J. II. IOT!!iior, Uon'l Agent, No. 13G Thiril Bt. Portlan.1 Or SOUTH AND'EASI VIA r" J JAPANESEi m BAMBOO FURNITURE STORE i . . . . ' ..LOWEST PRICES... nakano. prop. os:c,a,s,rm- Near WiliAinetie Hotel. .4 - Galvanized ' Iron Work- We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds of umrlr in onllutiir'rl irnn ! X f "V Loans and Insurance Money to loan from fl to 8 per cent, according to security no expense for examination. Insurance effected on hops and other propurty at lowest rates. John Moir 290 Com, st, 7.ir,.'.f d,-w The German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and tho best of sausage I KICK DELIVKRY. All bills duo the late lirm of Welt A Mibstko must bo paid. W0I2; & Son 171 Commercial fit. Dr. Grace Albright , viiauuaic ui American atnouii of Oiteopailiy. ; : : Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Traina leave Salem for Portland tail wi Btations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:51 t. m. aal 4 :05 ii. m tlr I'orilauu --- A JS ,. Ar Aatilaud .' W.l A r Barratneato " J "; ; : ArOgdon Ar uenTcr.- ArKansa, Citjr.. Ar Chicago.-. Ar IiOa Augelea. Ar Kl I'ftW. .-...-Ar Kort Worm.. Ar Oily of Mexico.. Ar lloiutou ..... Ar Now Orleaiu..-. Ar WaJihlUKlou..... Ar New York ... a ICk l ' 9C0 A M 73J AM 7 A M nssrnr TTSDi ion 13111 Mill 7TT uatt I0J01I liiH 4(111 uuri of work in calVani.ed iron. X TC IX X Work and material always the best, and the prices are always the lowest. A X X x phone i6i T. S. BURROUGHS, I OS STATE!IST SOMETHING NEW! KEttN INCANDESCENT GAS BURNER- - I KoQ dmuqY. no ldagj-ene.1 Mantles. Oivea !15 candle power per root of uas iwiisuiiuhI. Baveral sistes. Wo JiaVfiJii stock tho N.. 1. burning ono foot per hour ami-giving a :V6,candle over light for.8-10 of one cent per hour. Alto tho&o giving 70 candle iwwitr at a cost q h10 of a cunt per hour. "' per hour. INVESTJOAT THRM- ale,iin Oas Liglit Cd. ;, vw 12 very day except Sunday. Ofllce hours 0 to 12 a. mj 1 to I p. in. oer Weller'a grocery. Salem Soap Works Tlio proprietor of the Salem Soap A'orks has thoco operation of tlm dealers Consumers wlio desire a Tirst-elaYs soap will Encourage Home Industry Hy ordering Salem-made soap S, Q STONE, M. D Pr.itir'oliir of Stone's Drug Store uHhWi vrill,ul. Tne iioraa ((wo lu number) aro located at No V!35 ana 833 Coraiuorelal Kreet. and alo well stocked wltU complete Hue ol dmgaaml inodlolnM, (olle articlea, irluiniy. tiruihei etc, etc., eta, DK. (jrONK Ha)iadaoma23feati exixrieuce lu (he irao ticeotmeillulueftuit now makea do charge for eonaiillttlrni. eiamlnatlnn orprw.crlj)tlon, Oct a Premium on i rr a mti WARDiNTW n CITY Highest oasb mlco paid at Uilliert . co v a 6 JJ A M .9Jbi AM S.SJAlt .. 63J r M 641AM , HIUU Ar new Tor .... .".".' --iri. X'utiman ami i." rvv. trains. Chair cara Bacramen to to W and Kl Paso, and tourist canto CUen St. Louis, New Orleans awl WMiy Connecting at Ban FranaTecoia i oral Hteamsiiip lines tor '- Janan, China, Philippines, Ceuuilul South America. - - SeTMrTW. W. 8k Inner geatiB Station, or address O. II. MAHK1IAM.G.P.A, 1 Ortiai'u, "" . Oregon Short Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points- Givos cholco of two favoriteroB tbe UNION PA01H0 Fa. t Uj or the UIO GRANDE BcenloU" No Change of Cars, On the Portland-Oliicago 8clH " flneat in the West.' BftRBSalJflLw. ...... Huperb tlbrarv-Uiinft Cari. Hulenillii lilnneri. Mea !' h'rie Keclliilna t'iiair . ,. cimfortablo 0)cU ,M4 Kudro Train U,ro)leteir , For further lnIorwUo J.R.NAGEL, .. Ay.yg Trav. rasa. nit.. ' j, Gorvallis & Eastern WW TIME OAUU. No. 2 For Yaqulna: .i Train leaves Albanv......J0p,ft Train leayea Corva IU,... $.. Train nrrlvcs Yaqulna - No. 1 Returnlok': 6ioi Leav,ca Yuqu na ,,.3)1.1. LcuvesCorvallls.-""' "iViip. A rrlvta AltlUnV ' No. 3 l'or Dotroll; i.- Leaver Albany ii j Arrives uciiu." Nn 4 Returning: .)i V9 " " 1 . . . !" Leaves lwiroii jj. ii riiiiiiiii'i 1 u ( ijngsciiaukT opposii9(.urJayv Hrpa. Hold Licavca iui". siwr-i Arrives Albany...- ;,A,Mijn Ono and two connect ,ni. J Uorvallla with Kouthcrn Mjijr .. a 1 r..ct. service LJaou" ...V.. .wi nritnrnt beacues. lrt(i 'Trains for tbe nioiinia ip. j. Detroit at noon, k! u$? f uroiien-jtiaii " W ntTif.i J. TUHNKK. Iglll .IU1IIJ . tnt nccepttI "" - tJW" mi Stateliest THEPATEHT5r requtrcii nuiniier, of Qhomokotoiat. j Teinhono sa " 1 "4 JCTW,Ga IflVilil J rwiw-