The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 16, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' t ', .. . rf f " ' , j" !. ., 1 ;,, . " OTTirma r furmfw MKtWiMMKkftnMaoiauaMn laMttUfinSOCOBAM flvniuiM o Mflrtmorc o Wean's napdncM carl fiEgfi&$8A ........ . . All hr 1IP1UKI11 ui . M,I7. with horror men he ordeal cfernld- Wrih to be .either nM.n!? te.lA?5S!l iuarrMhmum hfimm inrincc "liICEirrilS IJZlZiZi, a Thutfn mml Hfl ..r ,.. hmi.ih itiia mmt Hll without tifff Inr, y. ""-" :!"' . j j i.uw.bnMin fittrclM value wlJre nraiintMRfgidslorCo painful or danger; oua. .. zee roc oi 4 , MoTnra'a inarm arin rent Out iltffe ytMMtiJ (srru,inoiuno anil thryneciar nerlnrormtuonoi Atlanta, Ga. Momcrs friend Shivery. Weathff Coming ' The "wealiier man" says "there'll be ;i cold tlmtf In Me old town tonight." fc Come and Selfe'cf ., Your Overcoat Despite what others say about beiiiK "ovqrcqat leaders" our prices are the lowest. You can't afford fo pass this store When overcoat hunting. We also have a few mackintoshes left for one-half the regular price, G, W, Johnson & Company. Tlic Peoples' Clothier mid Furnishers. 27 Commercial St. Halem, Oregon THE MESSAGE TO 7 J THE LEGISLATURE Governor Gecr's Biennial - Alessage Delivered. - A Business Summary of the Affairs of the WcbfQot, CommonVeallh. tt THE DAILY aataaasaaEfeak tm QHA Af UIIOTHKIIB. -WKONEfllMYJAN, 10, 1001. BU UlffUB W r nvrmi ! Oniy On Yonr, 3.00 In Artvonoo Oklly'Pfaur Month t. in Advnhoo Dally by Qnrrlor OOo Por Month. Woekly Qua Yonr ai.OO in Advnnoa aovBiiNOit OEF.n'& UU8INHSB MRSBAOn Governor Ocor Iim exerted himself to I before Ilia legislature ft complete bttlllioaaitnltnicnt of affairs, at lio Imp learned tho facta from two yean dc votf&it (h iho public biulncwi. Till rtf- vkw- J nnn of the mol oxlmuitlrnd paluMaklng statements that Iim over eitifirmled from tlio executive ofllfitf. Iv'Jb devoid or tint usual ttdaplaya! for political elfoct nut! U'ars directly and fiflfy -and with urt Mrtlfty uimn llu nmttfrs of vital wmcnrn to Uib rouitiiou wenlth, A pcriotu biutncwj louo porvmlts tho mt'nwiKo.It tuny. Im iiqUhJ o a nmttor of JiUtory tlmt (qvernor (Iwir and IiIh l.rfttfii.'r Vtfi oincto)a"KTtf lot Htfm. st!vi'B(.i;tl)n Uik'of uUln lliu ttnton liiinluod Riliiiinldtrntlon (u nil IU depMt iiitinti. Tlio wlm vxpUilb imltlhfth polllJcn at th uxjwuw of tho jtnbllc trn vlfo or thH cort of tho (nximyur liavohail every riuiMoti f) complnln nt tho dorllnu of lllislr Industry. Tho emit of four yoitfi! of thU Hllry will allow n innkrlal rtxtiirtlon In iul)ll(i Uxiui ami a inarkod Inipniviunvnt in thp ilalidardi of ad lulnhilrutloiu. . Tho (lovmiior talk sharply and doei nutoiirry favor with any clnvn hi hli vlgorou tri'atmont of tho riuettlouof ntiMcaxtiil uiti'C axaUon. Tl'i rojn. irtltwol tlila MMaturt) muld not do letter than to tako hia loUliidfforth of (hli jiroblom, hi which our DtatohfU won oiidfji jor projn9, and JlltH't4!y foriiiiiTuUi ii ftiw vital ivcIidiii toovor roino tho uhilmv? uqw uhillriK In pvrfixit harmony with thu Clovornor'a su Katloua. Tho thrro irlnlnl of iklala (A fltV Hlato orinld well ! ' ford to mt with tho commlttwa and druw upttt Iwmt thrwi wotlonf tlmt am vJJUo tliU rooniit Tha uaual aUuiiot WpaTa an oimilTiTiaaoMiiiviil ufm tat ftflon law Iiok-hIOohioI tofallnrn.M (ho uDvcnior inumatoa. u hla meaiaKo wfre taken wvtlou hy iH'Otion by tho miomtMiiimtttM and tho facia ulil i.l a u Itaiia of a llttlo toitud Wulil.1 &niliiaeli Ininortatit Held of refuim jui waoo! would foiilt. Hut thli la tmt injiohtohojo for. Tho cloVorwor'd "i-olltMit fUKVimtloiia will itol an uimdi nI h l usually Klven nuoli diKMiiiitHita, untiH ile lnulnwn tunu and fuinioot on- Tta it ti moio than uiual aihmtlou at Ri hand of leiiWatora. !ti VOUH KYHSON THAT AIlliniMIIA.Tinu nriMMirruu JjVhalTim Juuhxai. pttMirtMl ill IM rStorlal )liin IMwjIajr Dvyntim, that 41 AwroiirlallBiii mviuiiiIum would W JKlit to IhmimhI ailiMav in tm ttt rakti a rt-ualiir. Iiaa already whhh tnio ifar ath Uncoil mhhI k WHpornB.1. witrary to all pnamdmil Mf. PhI u ldnt has iiauml h Wi hI Mmhi iminltl.si nnmwtl n( Kvw IUihiMi lift, and all hiv iruiiui n.ll.iii. iKuanitHta pidoixWl mahXJr- innu mill ir tWIMII U HUrimt IIOl a Q)ltK' loprwKHituUwof Uhi larnttr bH( MtH fimiHMrtl inUimto vt Um rial. Tim ncarwi u a Imii4hm hiah it lgrhp fro)MlH) ut WValoii Normal actxttl. lt U to UidMdArvd. Uul ltalUaa lSl- t5u did nut taU lW trAihio'piUM y vv ami $la Uw li)tMMf(aSr INfHiw4 ai'iwiei Hir rhtttv uimUat . wlttw, Tlio unlfwiM tmatwH (ti'Qrian itwl idfowiito Utu Ihmm t irv tbo win twjly two dai w that vmutHiit lUt 6kt all tin) nprtpntto4a. Mr. I il i hat idioH ti MfiiiNjJl uoituil iw rvt b tonifdalltin ttt aUttw bt ltiwi fur wja looks very inutui ltkt teriwial in. ma, Jl L (uiIh1 hamtlr hh! Ihw Hot kou prupur tlino to Hiaku ii htarow- tlo4 with dmtut ranl fur ll.v tntr Utrf thoalaU. N'ttxur UtorUMtilia aiwrity Miwuiri vxoJKdfel (row li thfl if'HalWyi) i? Dm ifflwl tmmltto wad ajif tW dlif maftj j inwiu iwiMst Wipf lafvj ffcfty wajf 1h. " Mf. JWt&H wd4iJM coin moil iliTMicr io ioo on ways and irloana at Icmtono of tlio Kontlcnnn who nppoMkl Ills candidacy for wliat now appciiri to Iiavh been kw' ground. Tliov doubled hi iliiie up lo tho poiitlon he lifld tllleiUoucor in 1603. Wljon Utrw ilofratol for a teeond ti'rm in Speaker "of the Ifoura. If nil of 3f r. J'liUoriVcoiiiinltMtyrt nro construct oil.na unfairly and tvllli ai llttlo rrRard for the conrtoilci duo tho oppoilllon. then llftlo good work can h lookotl for In the Pounto unlrsd Mr. I'ulton'a orffunlullon run b overthrown nnd defeated. J I In intention li uvideritly to handle the Henalo not In tho Interest of the peoplo hut of lilmwlf. Mr. Fulton hna not only dotio a rank fiijuittce to tho Democrat and I'opu- Hal tu letting a pra'rdcnt thai givei them no rroognltlon on tho moat vital oofnuiltteo, but ho has taken a mean advantage of tho Bpoakcr of the llouno, Fulton hat named five Itepuhlloan sup tortori of himiolf, wliuu ho kninvn that the Speaker must name soino Democrat orpnpullttoii his wayannd iumoi ooiii iiililco, and that ho will leavo the llvo Kullon men a inujorlty of the ltepuhll cam on the mint powerful Joint commit too in a MepuhHcah leglilatntii. "ll 'Mr. Itveder Ihould name all llvo of tho lloiun waya and moans cimimlt tel llepnbllertim thuy could no inoro limn ileai I Kick the llvo Kultoulloa In the Senate. Mr. Fulton force llm apoakur to either do nu art of rank liiJuMlcoort'lwj throw tlio control of urn moil Important rotnmttteo into Ilia hands of Mr Fultou'a (riendi. The dli)oiltlon of a million and a half nl approprlatloiiH will almost make as small atiiaiiah Mr. Fulton aenalor. It has put smaller men Into the saddle for a time throughout political history. Im they havo not been tho Tod Sloans of politic for any length of time. With a d.ictor for chairman of the ways and means rommUteoin thu Btsn. ale, Mr. Itcoder almuld solcol one of the ablest Imiluess imm and nnaurleri in Oregon for the ehalrmanihlp In tho llotisri. Ilo hni been mado Speaker ah most without opiiosltlon. nt neither of tlio aiplrants for is jioaltjoii develoH any strength whatever outaidn their own counties. Inf act tout oh them on a liow'down,uld not havo got tho votes of his own county. Thbt should leave tho Speaker to makeja record for Iho lieopln and show Mr. Fulton that the composition of a wajra and means com. mltleo is tomethhnt inoro than mnr of perional "poltti, or nuy man's lei), atorlal ApIratftnsK Under theeomllu. lion the Houw makes I ho appropriations liill and the Henalo can amend It. Tho Fulton faettouoftha Hnnto have no right t inuiMHIati tlradiUiuiiltHi of the appruprtatsnii. KHaker Hlr owes It In Dm state under thcalraumtlnnfes to la asfcie par wml ami x4ilial cmiMerntimn and nauiM Hie bmlnlmt and iihhI anrlii huilnwt man; a.ud nnQ.t silnu'iinjn uf aiMimiii Illt'linUrO Al HU lllmiUI ol Waya ami Meant Tw llmb)fcii) lKlr. tywill m hM rioilhh far tti& au. proprsalloHiawd It sltouhl lwe wnje r garl fcir Urn lriit(i.eai ni(relof the tMiM 5HTU IhSTITUIIOKJ. UPVlMHiaHtiW.Mtar jHap l'rolMM of t'matim wIium vulel I utonwt al KakHii Is to hm!ma tint (;oelHil tmm Tiilr Thojnoigojocomm5nd inaraiitino rlrotcclonVolAsC dbnlftglous iIIwawu, ftsliows tlinUhe practice of employing eonvfots at stnto InMltulJons has boeir advanced by this administration, ewinj: to llmltod approprlations.but deprocaleH their precenco Blwut fhow plaoes. Attention is culled to tlm ozwaere nyluni eno ai uiiiph, nwn iww, .... stale oor fXd.OK),' nnd Is now being renled at f 7l a y-.ir. It is miggosl -d ilfer fiif's lie aold and flic money turned Into iipo, and it uleo suggested tlmt an Agrfcultural college might bo million It. nisnnssinir tliedeninnd for n direct primary law Iho Governor thinks tlm rosulta iKjiiglit aro gwxl, hut hardly oonsldera It practicable. Tlio meMflgo favors n small, prudent Hpproprtntfon for tho Fau-Auiorlcnn ex IKrtitlon nt Ouffdlo. It la nlalmed tlmt In tho past two years about f 11,000 linn Im'.iii saved In public printing, nml .sug- uestlone nre made for further eeonuny In (his rofliKMit. The ro enactment of the Inws giving convicts 15.00 in money upon din-barge is reoomended. Coiiiiderable attention in given to tho different etitn institutions nnd theii newls, and tho Governor speaks In tho highest terms of tho different fliijrlii. teiidenta and ofllceri, all of whom nre rendering croditnhlo norvlcn to tho slate. Gov. Geer wry proporly urges tint legislature to cotnpleto the statu Fewer lo tho asylum nnd penitentiary. He points out the injustice of the staU Ins titutions lloodlng tho oily sowers, anil his suggestions entry great weight with thorn at this particular session, when so many basmentu are Hooded its n result of this condition. Ile points out the fart that tho present contract for electric lighting for the state institutions nnd cnpltol will soon expire And sugeoat hoc essilyof securing more rensoubnlorntos in tho future or of the state putting in apparatus of Its own. Ho rtiorts that all tho payments duo from the stove foundry have been met, ami that tiie state now has in the treasury $l'.',K00to the credit of thii fund. The inowMgo commends tho work of tho ga'mo vsnrden nnd dairy commission and hoK!8 their appropriations will be continued. It (mils nttenUou to tho almenre of a railroad commission Or other power to regulnto railroad trollte ami Indirectly suggests the creation of some kind ol ooiumlsslon for this pur. jtoso. Fuither protection to the llshiuu Industry Is alto leoommended. J lie McfHago closes with n neat tribute toOiegou and Oregon pcnptn, ua follow h: "Von aro uolcomod to tho state Cap ital, gentleman, clothed with thu (ll- erlmlnating duty of making ami uumnk- uig laws ior n nee peoplo. mm n saured trust demntidlui; your host thouglit and your most carefully eon. sldortd efforts. In all countries, under all ooudltloiit and in all times there Is u largoelassof jHMiple who aro compelled by tlio stress of elrninntancori t j lulwr inceasnnjly to provide themselves with iieivsaarlea of life. These are known ns the eommoii peoplo, and K H ii.nn them thai thu burden of government largely falli, and it is upon Hudr prosperity that tho prosperity oveutually of all other olasitee (leiHJudH Vou should Inwr tlieiu in mind while answering to every roll call. Alter tho election of n senator has bevn Awompllshbd ihew will lie no qiiuitlonsr.fa imlilhial nature to" eon. aider. A large mojority of you belong tj one Hltlelnl Kirty, lull it )N ,M()VJ that on all other question you can work lit harmony uith tho minority who tlwre with you an mpiul ooncern for tfit welfaro of our coutmonwonUli. Tlm fUlllW It Iroluht Hlfll er,Mil m. ,-,.,,. ,,i. Ves frtr llie IMellle (VmM, nnd, for many rwiMins, mo inUuMtlkHis int to 0411 stale as lieln daallued to iiltlmaltilv t ik the lid In mutters t iMittiueretJfl'! supremacy, ma well dHd pmntle f a griMI mhihI trft.b.nrt bM'kiitiiyl UUrd ftiitiltlM furtli,.r h..r ( lift ! I'rfeilh-rtn.. ttiit-u tin. iHiiiipttiiiagit for trait! Nws i. , u M.M ortnFrtl Iho rwtMitif thai pm.n, i,t,.K Hmti Villi witenthii d.U.f,.,,,.. lM.irtjTi' m mllwK) ImIh. .wr Inl, hiiafS tliw ami wot, im Ht,. u H4,r gwda to lhoaM vtill iimik Uiiidirr-r.MfR-lvrvnn Ida, au.1 ,,,,,, , ,, ,,. urnbla Itivxr rtaiiv ml u, rliu,,, ,o fur I'.e Htt kiohiuk iMuiiiMn WHmsQ) " ito HMutoiMierwi. I hmu MH M PROCEEDINGS OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY ' ' a Routine Acts of Bnih Houses -Now in Session, Senile -Tuesday A 'If mok. The standing Fennto committees wero announced as follews: Agrfciilture nnd Korestry-I)onny, Daly nnd Wehruug. , Assessment and Tnxntion-Uofllh, Mulkey.SK-lwer, Dimmlek nmi loner. Clnliiis-Mays. Howe, Wehrti'ig. Commerce nml .vijwiion .-mini, i MulHiomahjIIowe, Williamson. Coiintfes-lloHe. Kelly, Morrow. K.Iiicntlon-1'roelHleI, Ilooth.Kuykcrt. Kleollons and I'rivllegee Hunt, Kuykendall, Mrtrsters. Kiiffiiisseil Dills lwney, Cameron, Johnston. .. . Knrolled Wlls Martlors, Hunt, Stoiwer, ,, Fwleral Dolntions Mulkey, Kelly, Ininnnn. Fishing Industries-DImmick, Diowo hII. Johnston. Hortfciiltiirr -Daly, JiHophi, Ohiii. Insurance and Hanking Johnston, M..IL.... U'llllnmtnn. I'rln 1 i'iw Porter. Cameron, Sweelc. Irrigation WllllHinson, Johnston, Wade. w M , . Judiciary Kolly, Ilrownell, Aihtms, Mays, Smith of IJuker. Jleillcine, I'harmney nnd Dentistry Joseph!, fmlth of Yamhill and Smith of Mnltnomoh. ..,..,. , .Military Affairs Hmith of Multnoiiinli, .Smith of Vnmhlll, Smith of linker. I'ennl Institutions Adams, Daly, Inmit n Mining Cameron. Hunt. Hooth, Munloliml Corporntions Dimniick, Looney, wade. . I'libllc llulldings Adams, Smith of Vamhi'l, Josephi. Hailroadfl Drownell, Smith of Mult nomah, Cameron, Itooth, Morrow. Itovislon of Laws Howe, Adnum, I'rocbstel, Stoiwor, Swr )k. rtonds nnd II lihwovB Smith of ntn- hill, Marsterfl, Dimmick, Dorter, Glen. Ways nnd Meun? Kuykondall, Wil liamson, 1oonoy, Mays, Proelxt il. Scnaif-nills Introluced. Josephi Creating stnto and county hnardaof heallli. Wndc -Klgln Charier. Smitb of Alultnomah Inereate elllcl uncy of public schr )ls. Chair announced nscommilten to make updolegntioii Indian War Veterans to visit Washington, D. ('., Drownell, Mill key, Ioonoy, WIIIIuiiiBon, Svveek. HcHolntlon by Williamson prat 'ding fl worth of stamps for each senator, adopted. After listening ti tho Governor's iiiessngelu joint eoeslonwitli the house, the sonntu reaHombliMl. A resolution of condolence, by .Mars tors, on the death of tlio late .Senator A. W. Deed, was uimlo a special order for 11 o'clock n. m. Thursday, Jnn. 17. A resolution by limit mndo thu Mult nomah senators u special committee to whom all legislation for that county ehould be referred, Alter some fruitless inquiry 011 the part of Smith of Dakerand Mnlkoy, as to tho whereabouts of the codes supplied for theuseofthe legislators at thu last tension, thu senate adjourned. Ilouse-Aficraoon Session. When Speaker Iteeder called the House to order nt 'I o'clock, thu business of that body was taken up with Jn snap and vigor that promised n lively hour. A Joint resolution was Introduced ami passed, lor n eonmitteo of two from thu Senate nnd threu from thu Houee to Unit the Soldiers' Home nt Itosiohurg. investigate its condition and nc lu and reports lo the Legislature befoio the end of tlio sessions. Itnprosoiifntlto lllack, of Coos county, moved that thu courtesies of tlm House lw extended to Hon. K. II. Dosa, of Ooos county, 11 member o tlm Houtw in 18711, and that geiitlemuu was given u seat within tho bar.bolug oseorted thereto by tliosergonnt-at-arms. Here Speaker Iteeder called for thu tntiodnction and first reading of hills, and half the inmnbora woro lnnnelinte. lyon llielr feet, clniiiorlng for recognl. Hon, nml tho pages weru kept busy cur rying hills to the chief clerk'e desk, whtnMr. Story, of Multnomah county, movcil tlmt tho roll of mombers bo oiilltil nnd bills Inlroduiied, but tlm motion was strenuously opposed by Mr. Whltnoy, of I-nnooounty, nnd others of ii,. 'M"" nnd wns defented. About 30 bills were thon placed in tlm chief clerk's hands, Mr. Barrett, of Giant county, semiring first placo. Heforo any further action could be taken, the President nnd State Sonata woro announced, nnd tho mombers filed in and took their seats. After tho pre liminary roll-call n committee of three, consisting of Senator Jt. A. Hooth, and Depresentntlvcs G. W. Colvig nnd J. N. Smith, were sent to escort tho Governor to tlio hull. Tho Governor wns received with cheers, escorted to the rostrum, and, In n few words, Introduced hy Pre sident Fulton, nnd tlmetnto'a Executive nt onco began reading his mesengo. After tlm Joint convention adjourned, the Houso resumed biieineHB, but quick ly adjourned tn JO a. in. today. Fortythrea bills were handed Into the chief clerk as follews: Barrett amending mining Inws. Barrett providing public libraries in school districts. Whitney amending franchise of Hen- ton-Linn bridge nt Corvnllls. Nlchol s agricul turnl -col lege. Itice-chnnging timoof lioklinu court in second jiuiiciai uisinci. Dice defining land nnd real property. Kdson nmondlng Sec. -tDC Code. Mftttr-jn to reimburse Douglas Co., for overpaid taxes Muttoon to amend school land Inws. Mattoou to create irreducible school fund for Douglas Co. Muttoon amending lawn nuthominir county Judges and clerks, to bid in prop erty sold for taxes. Colvig To determine interest of lieire in an estate. Colvig To amend terms of county mKi'Asnrx. Colvig To regulate foreign corpora tions In Oregon. Colvig "o provide n !I cent passenger rnte, and other reforms in railroad mat ters. Colvig To regulate probutu court terms. Colvig For relief of supreme court. Colvig Amending timo of holding llr.it judicial circuit court. Kirk To amend telephone, telegraph and electric line law. Kirk Validating certain marriages. MeCrockcn Protecting properly on public lauds. Hhvtnrt To establish school libraries. Story Providing expensos of commit tee of Indian War Veterars. Story Belief Indigent soldiers. Harris Aid for State I'lilversity. i'oorinnn ltoorgnniHon of militia. Grace Providing mine hell system. Iloleomb To force street railways to provido fenders and aprons. Boberls Holativo to driving cattle on public highways. Boberls To protect sheep husbandry. McCrnekon Begulating warehouse receipts. liawKins Keguiating Hoiuomoniu 01 on tales. Whitney Appropriating 1000 for Improvement Scln Spring in Linn. Whitney To delltm "land" and "real pr pirty" for purposee of taxntloi Nottinguam To aiueiid code. ilutt Amendlni; dentistry laws. Halm Begulating ealmnu lishiug. Pierce -Making Htrents nnd nlloye in incnrporat?d towns, public hlghwnyH. Pierce Aiuemllng cede. Carter To restrict railway rates. Butt To restnot railway ratea. Nichols Assessment and luxation. Grace Delating to estates. xliaillng occtiiiaUon. Lot" work, poor R1"' ,lcnUh .i,JL nn. rnilv some ol fccwtn U ft bu.incj i H wc 1 mj - j... Mw.- nuuuspuerc " . r .i.a iiiiiifTH .1.a nri rnilv sonic " " which fret the nerves and hurt the gen era health. Often there is a diseased Sllttoii of the womanly organism S cause backache or headacue nnd Storking of the sewing rnachine under such coihiim-- - Thousands ol women who work have written grate ful lpttera to Dr. R. V. Pierce, whose "Favorite Prescrip tion" has cured their womanly ills nnd established their general health. "Favorite Prescription es tablishes regular ity, dries un healthy and offen sive drains, heal9 inflammation nlid ulceration, nnd cures female weok no as. It makes weak women strong and sick women wen. ... ,. n Sick women are Invited to cotmut ut. Pierce by letter free, and so avoid the indelicate questionings, offensive ex aminations nnd obnoxious local treat ments deemed necessary by spine physi cians. All correspondence private. Ad dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, S. . "I lake great pleasure In recommending Dr. Meree's I'avorile l'recrlpUon for female weak .l... wrliM Mr. Bmauiiah Pernienter. of Paul! Store Shelby Co., Texa. I wn troubRU vrltli bearliiB-lown palm in my back ami hlpi hi "lYylarS, and wrote to Dr. Pierce for hi vice. I tried hl Favorite PreKrlptlon nml lx IwltlM cured me I feel like a new pertou and I thank Dr. Pierce for my heolth. Uft a burden to any one wlthoiit liealtli I lave tolil a great mauy of my friend nboiit the greut inedidne I took." ' Dr. Pierce's Common Sense MeilfcoJ Adviser, In paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to fMy expense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V. BUSINESS CARDS O. H.JDACK KI3ESaTB3?j:rSSlS?' of IPaiill I'iSk I ill lla LWfl v.nk 1 Hiirnocanr tn Dr. J. M. KcOtie. 'a .. - .. CI - I . .-. firm alfi.M mnWt. WllltOU0n.er imm ur, imurauwu- ing euiierior opjiitioiifl nt modornto fee in any branch nre in especial request. ALBERT AJESSU P. ijj&a js- J&.&- Plionu 1071.. ROOMS 1 AND '1 OKAY W.K. Northwestern Normal School and Business College Salem Orcion Term opens Sept. 24. romplftorotirKraor tudy Normal, raininess. (tommon vchool, IIIrIi scliunl. Kloeiitlon, Music nnd Art. Full Facultr. HalUfactory work. Send tor circulars. A. J. GARLAND, A. At. Principal THE WILSON 18 Center Street, Salem Ore. Dooms 15c and up. Board hv tlio day or week. Lodging lCc, .Wc nnd L'Cc. Hoonia for housekeeping all furnished. Piano free for patrons of tlm houso. Ellas Downs, Prop, Professional nnd business tnon will bo interested in learning that n high grade visible tj pewriter is now on tho" market, tho "Pittsburg Visible," price $75.00. Address Hindi v Hardware Co., Pitte burg, Pa. 1 10 1" All the drummers smoke Henry The Fourth Sam S. Goldsmith Clear Co. Something New 1 havo placed In my shop n tele phone. If you wish mo to do your vork ring up 2853 main line, We do all kinds of carriage work and blacksmithing. Horse shoeing a specialty. If yon enn not bring I ho work to tho shop I will pen J for it. J : : : : JOHN HOLM First Door South Salem Hotel High St. m&M mm 1I Btmtmmm 'B ' BBGB&Untt&&m& TIMB rJCIinOULIJ i JHrora Portland. Depart ksivq. riiimMiSnlt iJiua. oenrer rt. worm 1 Special 1 omalia. Kansas I'ltr, at:0t yir,a.m ixiuu.unicagoanaKast, SllO. kne Klvcr O.oopra Atlan lio Kx. 9 p, m 8 p m 3i. tn. ox. Bun 10 p, tu. Leave Hnlein Walla Walla.. ftnokanei Mltiiio spoils, HI. Pan), Diiluth,Mll- wniiKL-L- iucngti 1111 piwi. VIA HUNTINOTON "o'flKANBTOAWAiirr'Ar For Ban Frnunlsoo, anu uvcry iito nayi. rn COI.UMWA IUVKB HTKAMKItR fo Astoria ahd way Landings Spo. sane Myer 7.00 a. tn. 8:40 . I'. P M ex Still. WII.LAMKTTK lllVlfit F'jr I'ortlanil, New berg nml way Ar Ha- i4,iiiiu-.. luiwiBB, inurs-iein days nnd Saturday at 0-00 11 m 0 n 111 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mini 111 It 111. VV'n.1 I'or Cnrvalll" and way Points Ktldav. r....1a., .... rl'li.l.f I Am n.i.l On. ' lllilinvs, . ...it... . ...... phi urday, nl 4 p in ' When Jo. Simon beat Charlea Wesley Fulton lor jiresidentof thu Sonata two years ago for about tlm tenth time, lio mndo him chniruinn of the Judiciary committee, let him cliooso Ida own colleagues, and put him on the Ways and Mcnim committee. In other words, Mr. Simon wns a gentleman. typewriter g Vlflihlo," Agent wanted for tho best 011 thu market, tho "Pittsburg writing in sigiitni all times; oxuiuslve territory given. Address Bindly Hard ware Co., Pittsburg, Pa, l HI it Btart tho tto Kind You lliu Always BouijJi DEFAULTING TELLER IS SENTENCED Nuw YoitK, Jan. 10. (.'oruullua L. Alford, Jr., defaulting note teller of Iho Firbt National hank, was today sen tenced to IIS years imprisonment. Salem water "Co., OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water Mrvlco iinnly at ollce Hills puynblc monthly In nrlvupro Mukc nil cotiiplulntB ut tlio rtllc S, C, STONE, Tvl. D. I'ronrllor'of Stone's Drug Store HALKM, OKhCION. DTne tteroi (two in uutubcr) nro located nt No. '23S and S33 Commercial street, and mo well nUfjkcd with a complete line of dnigiaud medlclius, toilet articles, pnrfinncry. In 111101 etc., etc., etc. 1)11, BTONK Hasliad tomo2Srcnrs cipcrlcnto lu the prac tice of medicine and now makes no charge for cu'iMiltallon. examination or prAScrlpllou. (let a Premium on. WARRANTS f STATE COUNTY (CITY Smoke Henry the Fourth Sam. S. CoUsinllh Cliar Co. Oregon has no lynching or burning of 1 negroes nt tho stake like so many c f tlio slates that havo no black law. H&zasisatsfae lllllousnpis sour slomarh, constlpa tlon ami nil liver Ills are cured by y, Tlio iionlrrltntlng cntlinrtlr. Price '.'A cents of all druggists or by mall ol C.I. Hood Co.. Lowell, .Muss. Smoke Henry the Fourth Sain. .3. Goldsmith Cljar Co. - Galvanized Iron Work - We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds of work in galvanized iron. C ?C AJ -- IE X-TJ 33IOC 3S JC 325ST CSS- Woik and material always the best, and the prices are always the lowest. - X X A. BURROUGHS & PRAZIBR PHONE 151 I03 STATE ST THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM OREGON Highest cash". pi. c.o paid at Gilbert Bros. Bank, opposite. Gmy Bros. Hold government liceiito ns dealera In all kinds of securities. 11-10-tf I! pure Salem. Soap Works Tiie proprietor of tlm Salem Soap Works has thoco operation of tlio dealers ConsumersJj.HhoJ desire n .fiist-claas soap will v Encourage Home Industry By ordering SnleriMiiudo soap SOU LB UliOS. Piano Tuners - and FOKTI.AKIiORK. For Saiem and vicinity loavo orders ut Geo. WIII'b Mtieio Store. Old Post OfficeStables Aro large am liavo roliablo attend ants, your team bonrded by thu week or day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea sonable. Your pntronngo solicited. H. M. Brown fW Ferrv ."reet. Money to Loan WILLAMKTTK HIVKR DIVISION. JJortU U) Put Hand ah abovu. Tranafcra tn street car line at Oregon City If tlio steamers ate delayed lliote. 'lickcte lo all itolnla In Oregon,. Wasfiluijton, California or Iho East. Uaagaitg' checked thronKli from Halcm free. Choice S rail or river route, to Portland. Ccnuesllnv made nt I'ortland with all rail, ocean anil river Hum. W 11. UlIKMIUKT, Oen, I'asa gt.. I'ortlaudOr. a. M. l'OWKltH, Agent, Trade Street dock, Balem ' Clly ticket and freight ofllco 216 Commercial "POSSIBLY You nro not nwnro of tlio fast tiinejii.iljj superb service now afforded by tho o 2 -v a PICT'l,kV' WE HAVE . f. Daily Fast Trains ' TO THE EAST. If youennnot tako tho morning train travel via tlm evening trniu. Both nre finely equipped. "Our Specialties" FftBt Time, Through Service, Pullman Puhico Sleopera. Pullman Tourist Sleep erH. Ptillmiin Diners, Library (Cafel Cur nnd Free Reclining Chair enra. Hours in timo enved to ' ...nn Ohic. ago, Kansas City, St l..is, Now York Boston, and othi .nstern Dolnta. Tickotagood to Salt Ijiko City and Denver. It is toy our interest to ueo Tiik Ovuu i.ano Limitki). Tickets nnd eleenine car berths can bo secured from W. W. Skinnkr. Agent S. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Agft. 0' It. & N. Salem Ore. J. II, I.OTIIHOI', Geu'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leaveJ3alom for Portland and wny DliitlntiQ nl Ajn n m 7li4 n ,ti. anil DlitblUiia lib U.1U ... til. , 4 ;Uu p. Ul. I.v 1'oriToud ..... 7:54 n. m. and Lv Salem.--..... Ar Aahland ., Ar Kni.Tatnonto. Ar Hau Franclsoo.. . ArUi(duu .... ... Ar Denver....., ArKaiiRa, City.. . Ar Chicago ......... Ar Jbn Augclex Z AT R.I l'UM). Z, 8:ito A M 11:00 A M V2.SO A M 6;O0 1 H -. 7:i3 1 M 6:i5 A M 9.-O0 A M 7 A M . 7: AM ISO Kll 15b P M 10:S3 1 V Vifii f I 8d6A M U;tS A M 8:40 A M 1W A M 9:30 A M 7:00 A M G:O0 1 M tiilO A M U:.tU A M SitS A M tiU V M M! A M 12:43 r M OOtFi cm p M Ar Kurt Worm.. G:30 A M Ar City of Mexico 9&A A M Ar Hoiuton .... 3:3) A M Ar Now OrleaiiH... ctii 1' M Ar Washington. ....... 6:42 A M Ar New York U;3 1 M Pullniiiu and TouristH cars on trains. Cliair cara Bacrmnento to Osdon and 1C1 Piibo, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. I.oulB,New OrleaiiH and Wauhlnt'ton. Connecilng at SuiTTraiuTTBCO with Be"v" orai Btoamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America. See Mr. W. W.knuer agent at Salem Station, or address U. II. MARKUAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Oregon Short Line Railroad tf Ur UlfcMealA.Lftu Ll...1ith .. . .. tyllik.8.,l.llUh7aILa4;,;;lK",r, t ., ami iuim - - " -, r ,.,-, ,n vtil'llira HI PUHHWIU UKO at .am., i. . I " Tr -" a irrf fVf 41 ' ""-J MarUm OmtMy if, as nmrnt,!. 11 1. f tl IjrftjtalAiMis from tttat vukiHtry twU .tttjMHi prHrkilwM lar itw Mpixwt m iim N.w tMMt at MoHBnn.il,. DmIb, 4tort ml WtMUw. WIuUwnw Um hhM ut tho W.-HIIMl.oM-mKrttA n Ij Wvfcwn ftal all tu Mam iMaUiuikwt c4hhi W fMiMdatllt Mint Caul. .lwaU IB Hut l'H(m44ty Hd "uil AfcrinulUiiul iJLu.. L.....i. ... ...H WMwtal wUnk. ai 1miI t4.mhwr, and It whM I ry narrow im, . &mi, H MM11UI Hdk.y thai wwilj now (HMtMlloiw tn thu Kimind. AaThe iva7 raw has iut.l. Hthinkittwaa a wwn Wmt i HMii u.e tuto with tkee n.ntn.n.Hi iw, MI utn) l B W0l rMM tor il m.vflrunv HHn ll la hoi in the faai lhl ifwnr Mi TJ.li' 1 . lm 11iaiiit. and MarM Omrnly feavft h jnn mum liMr vu.pliut ot the HHV lH Wlii'U Hmiv hatri Ikun iiii i. imi ljiurUiiiuruj. 11...... a.k . rr OajMl.l, adireHW ther toll lu imiM mu mtm tw iu....,. iLtKM&jt 1af-llihiiirdel&lli WFfWVfcH L Ik iVuuliui... : ww, ami tourtiim h adv4imiwai .m ihv tunwL Drv Ur iu il... f..w.4ck 11...1... 1 ....... " " !7 """ "'ad.inlig hJ Hw uanranu iIm-ui, uii hwai)H the la!.! vhltw ,4 ,, ., MiMjaiT 11 1 m baud lor tW WM..nl ptiMw Q ....... . 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Aiuu.E aaaavaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaVI Dw T TsW&yHalaPT''- :vfBBjJUfljUEQjBlBI IEcaBaBaBaBaBaal aaaav x I 0 na 4AXaJp'SBjaX.. .aTaaaaaaaTaaaaaaaaanHaaaal aaa4uaaaaaaaaaaaal aaaaavaaaaaaaJawMmlaaaaTIQ'ttr' ,llaaHa"HlBaaaaaBGlaaamaaaT-,, , aaaaaaaaaaaw aaaaaBBaaaaaaaaaavaVnan9VvIaaaBaaaaaaaaaaaaBa lUFWffll MtfaaaBaaaaaaaaBHlTZ?'aaaaVBBaa iff.. HM,..BaaaajBjBjnBaaanNjBjHafaBja aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaBxIiK janaaaaaaaaanaW.1 1 m ja-' xaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiAaaaaaaaaaaaaar 4' feaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiM On ImproviHl farm nnd city proj erly at lowtst ciirrtuil ru'ws. Tho Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Dfl'l'M itllflllti nf it'i foirnw'.. t.A.tij.a (.In T, K. FORD I tho UNION P.ACIFIO Ifut.MhillAiui. Over I. old v riih' Bank. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For n ticket Kit t, you imliirullv nml ory inirvrly want to go over the mule that wjll give yoit tho very IrVftHivoiim Ojiltana nl tho low nut XM-.itiU r.tt .-. Hiiueti, you i-hoiild nak yonr liikit agut lu niHW" vour tioKia H'Uil via Ihe H A rp or Iho RIO OIlANItP Hc&iilo Lirms No C(tane of Cars, Oil the IjpctlA'l'hOliluttuo', Hpwlal, llhoat, lit tho Wttsu" ,"tJtiuliped Winn Wvguni -Uiwlnr.l Mar-r Ptno New Ordinary TuiuUl Hlivimm. ftiHirlil.lbrarv.liin'iiCr. Wtfihllii bliiuerk. ilcala )a,ry Krif KvciiiilnCfimrCtni. 'inrort.ti.Ji litnliwianl Huiokom Hiiiiru'lntiii Ciiiiiift'l) Vvnlibnkvl, rnr finflu-r iiili,imntinu apidv .1 it. .AHhl., GUY PGWKRs Trnv. Piiks Aft Airent 0. R, A. N. U-i Third St. Portland Or. Salem f ' ROOK ISLAND No, VISirORSIWELCO.MED BETWEEN J AND 4 P M. nrat utju-i pilvnto luupiUl fur thJtro,tinent ol elirouk- and suiml uwi. Ouvntentjy loctl wiihin four Wooka ol the bnuneiw iwrt thfoaahoMl tho blinding. Heated by Iwt water ami lisbiJai&ii uhJ aUlrk-ity. lUro ttie sink cn have theWfm 1 ia Jllal prtvataUouw, combine,! with all the advantage J lm,ra?hSu wrtk-Mtt Ihe noise. .-011111110.1, ami pablkity atUihling C uS rrkiiu bringing , ,n treatA Uh W ,Jrw& Srta2 R. lo iirita,urappl jHwuaily u CARTWRIGHT Our populur praouallv eoiidiitltHi "m, ?' "1 MMiJ.rii PolllMMl, V,'WT','J,'l' lw twlfiif elan Monuay hvmiiiK and Thurwlav hmjiiiu'i! via iiM-raiiMMilii and mvr TiivmImv eveiK tug ami isiDirdav iu..riiii,. via 1'iuiiaiul an.1 rnu il.nmifh i 11, .-.tKO vitla.au 1'lwuw) vim Hit. Wuild'n uiii Hfiuis Line "VliiWaiOiK-Niiu Hill, all niorniiiie totiinj Kiut, al.) with tl Hoek Island PrOWallV L'OUilll.'l.bl l.mrLl ..... t... 'Vf r,mr,,t slwping wirB art IbroHd w-iibuW. ,glite.l with Pjnieh . ia hu nvAU 1. (... . .. . 1 ii ii 111 li-HUMi raariiMliiiila nnd nittgnxinea for the i "f,0' ont PHtrona and aro nccoiu pattMMl tliruuyli to duetinaMon by a rwp rttowtative of tho Uroat Rock Island Wping our sorvicw to Chio4U via the Jcotc Liua, ami the IxmI flinnu. ,, 'viq ih uib worai. M. D. SUPT. - For full lnfnrmulla.i t.iona ..I.. ..-li r.mf Msi" b1I KiitUiai'Lii'Tn, - - iVfeent O it A X r fWvMSdaal rw. ani a?: bKSifii Cortallis A1 Eastern' Railroad TIM1BAIM. iMir Vuoilln:,- Triiliiloii.vusAlbauy .; Train leuvuS CurvallfH. Tiain tiri-lvort Yiioulnii No. I Kelurnlnu: Lciivefi VhiiiiUwi ... Lt'HViti,('irviillla Arrivoo Albasiv ... S'o. 8 For lolrelt: l.rtavos A Itwiiiy .. . Arrjveu 9 liftp. . l:Wlp. n.ir, p, li 10 u m 1 1 ..'0 H. Ill IL':U. p. 111. IVlr-dl No. 4 Ito urniii: Louvoa Detroit Arlvos AUmny 7:(Ka. 111, II eoa. ni. 12:10 n ir.ro p. hi. .V J " 11. III. Oinaud tvvc counocL t. Aii.irtu nt,i Va rvlllH with Koutliern PanlHc tialDs. living dlriHJt service tmud from New port and ndjaceut beaches. Iralus for the luountulnsi arrive at Detroit, at no-m. giving ample time '0 roach iHiupliic itrounda on the Urclton'jush ami Sitntlam riven tha lame tiny. II L Vt ALliKN KDWIN UIONK ;.wimru " e ut MOrny yraaKiKSaM . PARKER'S MAID MAI 9lU jClujuo aoj. UutiAw U lx. trnmutt a luulttl trath. I ""ft rill, to ituur Qrif Cuhki d'MtwtJi ittriJiu tm wiiuiiuiai Urmluu