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Newspaper Page TextWLsfiflfc JhUl' m fc.jVd ttfiUmsmwa- mSZbMZ- "tT? fZZfaX LJMSZxmaeacz- . n 4 V m r V , " JHHb i .. .- .. ... ' , bTi mwm - JIMJM . II f (. jr-CTEgggtr-rtffi;; riirti-icii,i'ii'riii'liVi'iiiiim )irtft1iiiiii.,,( House Work Is Hnrd Work without OOLD PUST.j Shivery Weather Is Coming Smith of Marlon-to amend common M,a.cfcen-lo provide horse .boers to be Hceneed. Tbe bill for chartering the city of An telopo was. under suspension of tho . r . i I .1.1.. 1 limn nml 1 rnle, read scconu mm .. - Jim left u Ant thing to ho considered Tuesday. Adjourned. JOUKNAL X-RAYS." ' "weather mari says "there'll be a cold time' in, (he old'towji tonight." Come and Select Your Overcoat Despite what others say about being "overcoat leaders" our prifois sfrt'the lowest. You can't afTdrd Id pis this store when overcoat hunting. We also have a few mackintoshes left for one-half the regular price, G, W, Johnson & Company, Tho Peoples' Clothiers nml Furnishers. W Commercial St. Salem, Oregon THE DAILY JOURNAL- BY HOPER BfJOTHBRS. TUE8D1YJAN. 22, 1001. Onlly One Yonr. 93 00 In Advanoe Dnlly Four Mnth SI In Advanoe Dnlly by Cnrrior Bo Par Month. WnoHly Ono Viar 81.00 In Advnnoo Proceedings of general assembly Routine Acts of Both Houses Now in Session. Sesiti-Mofldiy Aftrrcooo, Message from Oovomor was read re Jatfiro to tliu Portage Railway at Tho Drfllr-n recommending Improvements and ale of n tract of four acres, A message from the Ifonee announced tho adoption by that body of H. J M No. 1 also the reconsideration of B. H No. 10 and lU passage with amendments Senate concurred In amendments. Hvreok Amendl g an act rwilatlna tho fee of Justice of the peace and constables In Multnomah. Bonator Joseph!, of Multnomah, asked the Indutgencesnd courtesy of tho8euate lomakoanannodooemont. The8onator stated n Republican caucus would bo convened at 8 p. m Monday In room 6, to select a candlato for Unlttd States Benato. Fulton To prohibit the operation of fish traps In Necanlcurn river. Dlmmlck Relating to Hensol laborors on mining claims. 8veek, To prohibit salo of railroad tickets at cut rates by other than tho railroad Company, . , ,, rroebnel-FlxIng the. salary of jlm county Khool superlntendr-ntof Uuistllla county. Under second reading of of bills, Senator Adams called up 8. II. No. 18 whlchamends the Hllvorton citycharter Astoria News: A few days ago Hon. John Hahn mado tho statement to a reporter of Tho Dally Nows that e would not vote for tho election to tho United States Senate of any man who would attempt to uso money to luriuer his candidacy. Mr. Halm will now linvo an opportunity of showing his sin cerlty. f I ho desires ho can readily bo furnished with evidence that two members of the legislature have been offered JSfiOO oachfor their assistance In winding tho old man to tho Senate. The best of it Is that the offer was made to each In tho presence of the other, so there will be no ohanco to refute the testimony If It Is proented. JndaoJ.O. Fullertoh, besides recejf In Orion's hlgho't eh-ctoral vote also " :..i ' 1 ii Til Ford's vote, and thounh JmmiIv entitled to entry ho ol o al voto of iIih state to Washington, will not ico. The other two electors, Paxlon ami Furnish, h ho received the .mnL vnlp. insist on itolnir at fllj liaMnla. ami the former name gen 0 t.en iiracluiisly consented to their glng m.... ?1. ....tMnirnmnlt nllll nnrrOW In SECRETARY DUNBAR'S BIENNIAL REPORT Improvements in the Methods of Keeping State Accounts-Valuable Sugges tions on Increasing State Revenues. f....t..MU f.jt... IfftKnn attnnlinM itlA .p;s;7.K;ii7 ? .. cod ..... u. to reprint that body at the joint In-, MI1 " ,. .... vosllirailng tvmimllleeii Honk"! tlit Stait Trert'iiriT Gallen uok, riiotiipMin, of Umatilla Orion. becmlarv tit Htato'a Office Carter, Vmruiit, MiOreer. Ayliun-Kifk. Malllliter and 8chu man. Hill were Introduced as follows 1 H. II. No. 51 by llrowuell, of Clack ina To (irnvlde fur a convention to prepar a now constitution fur tho Htatn of Dickon, provldinu for tho election of deli'KHtfS tlnreto 4iidnpir priatlmr 3II. 0K) Muy thj neo3ry exonses thero of. Kelly To amend section 2.T0 codo, retailng to b'timlarlcs, May To aid tliu State IINtorlral Boelt-ty with an appropriation of $3,000. Jooophl Amending landlans. A mefawito from tflo House oko.l tho recall of B. II. No. 10, relating to the Indian War Veterans. Tho clerk was liutruoLiI to deliver tho bill 8. 0. It. No. 8. by Ilrowuell-Provld-ing fir tho obrvancrt on February 4th, o( tli.i 1OU1I1 nuiiiverary of John Marshall, by appmiirlato xurelrs In tlm lluiwj of lUprtMfntatlvrs n tfaloni In this eoimootluii a tueorcgd was road from the UnMirnor recommending the obvervaoru of tlm aniuverMry. Tlie rmilulloi) naa adopted Hmlthol llakxr Amending sections 2A55 ami KW rplatlng to the ineellngs of tin board of ifgent of the btato Unlver. sliy Mmney-jimvldlnB for the election ol an Oregon Dairy and Food Commlstlnn er, flxtug Ida salary and providing for the election of a Deputy. Iliuiaii amuiidlni;seciton relating to somlons of the oircult court of Multuo tnoh wmiily. lliiutreUIIng (o primary elections, Doty providing for selrctlou and ! of swampland llniaiwll n-Mirvliir a rtol Colum- urn river lor piotoicatiou nl laimon. Mulkey ameniting section relating w rwiiiiiiin uarunrt. llioiirl prohibllmg tho catching of VIIIIUII III N)IIIHI ll. wk -aiiiMudiug itect Ion 873Jof Hill's Oudtt. Kmlth of Iteker amending charter of IlaKerCtty, under usienlon of rules rvo'l tnlid tlmo ami paiMxI. DuiiHilsk aiutwiing MHitlonOlO, Ijiws f piftWi. Kidry -.w.imtng Isml title) and prtnW.ng lm a ImihI fi'jMr UdhiIm pmviMn tar and rrgulato the iimtiHt f uwiiuuUiiir ariy primaries Mau-irtiiiiriHg all eorifuaitniu cm vrabHi dutHtfars to piovlde Viellbules vm ra' MnJk.y-prvldln fur the aniwlnt uidit'it twt(Hint c-mrt Judge of the '"' M"MMinonuiyoj inesuprtfutM txHiit MartM-amimllng,-ctloutt:i HIIIV 0.mIu. IWlrttl to prevent the spread ol ranisittous dWa aud prottct publw h stltls r r hn4nr-BetKliii, an act rvlatlng to rVnater Adatna Intreduwd 8 U, N.i, lu, Huv4illHg lur Mw UMial diijy wUn dar ftw t lu the ewato. Adopted. K J. M K 3 ty mmi, Biu.oUl mm U)iwm It iaTtably rtdn irtlf ia " " 8k-XR Mtwr provide for U 'r0HtWn m0stl4t tbe ownlui kHipfiig or tuvU m. kv).tHthi .lot iiiHpt.imw w aHy wr lvW Muatltui Imr 'Hi rfwHrHij &t iitianee Ihhish Ittumr t Ctimj ,4 mpuv Bientry unknot UMWfnMatMn. Mwrntur-AiitmiiiiiiK fijtloti Tfll. HiiHtrioifHlIng lor the ewcthm 0 a HtiiMHHm)l to the meraury of ftoowxl OreirnMlHttitir ain jHtrlWularty t. "T" J-wwTintriiivB in ll I'tilllii JHf iiiwmwk-niMaUng to the protectlwi lbi.'iraUM tji cWlco ol Slate etrWUl wnWui salary. lUmt.wiKliHtf iharter f North J Aiiihtll. JIhoi 4tlHg t unlaw lul intnfor ierwwvlil)tl(Mrw llgliU, gi mtw, at th j?.'Wtil rtri Jb June ISO 1I1. Ht ; mJ au;3idjQt to the I VTWf IlkHIHWl Under this order, the following bilh were disposed oft Houit-MosJsy Afltrnooo. ThoSonato joint memorial tp Con gress relativo to tho oleomargarine hill passed the lloiuo. Bonato bill 19 was recalled and Dres ser moved to roconslder tho voto by which it paswd tho .louto and his mo tion prevailed. This bill provides no appropriation for the puroeo of defray ing the expenses of certain Indian War Veterans to Washlnuton, On motion of Dresser tho bill was recommitted. As on the olhor two similar occasions of tho session, a half hundred bills were Introduced upon the announcement of Acting Speaker Btory that such action was in order. Miw Dills Introduced. The following bills woro rushed throuuh the first reading under suKi. slot) of the rules t Bernards, by Kequest 8eo. 3'Kllol cod, amendment llrlirgt To dttllno rape and proyldu punishment llrluns Incorporation of Meilford. ltolwrls To crealu Htato Hoard of Konallitloii, Stewart To reimburse rertaln ner. sons for monies uxed for display of Oro gon at Can Amerloan KiKiltlon. Itlce To amend an act thing compen sation of the supreme court. Hume To protect salmon. j'oorman Incorporation of 8F. I'aul Oltv. Kddy 1'rovldlug more ofllclont food and dairy law, Kddv To amend Tillamook charter. IllatJi To Incorporate Oiquille City. Nichols I'rovldlnif nunl.liiimiit let shooting, by mlsukd, of persons for K'aiuiV ftlontsgtie Authorising a clerk of the supreme court, to b eltvuxl by teople isauswsrYdrrsa'sGrsft. At this lime the special commltteolo vihetn nl referred the war veteran's I bill reported It Nek amendmsnt, which inert; 11 """ " ,,.,.... ....1 tho makotip 01 ;iesrs. rnuru -t.ir.l itnm-hurir I'lalndealer. Clvo tho devil his dun. Ford didn't wish to ko tinder tho clrcumstnnces as he had other fish to fry. Fullorton doesn't caro to go as ono 01 tnrco, ns two's company and threo's a crowd. Speaker HcwUr has rainy recogntreu the oppoiltlon on onininlttcos. Hnlin, Clllzon gets Rintlsllcfl and Immi gration, Heltkemper, Citizens, gets Med l"lno and I'harmaoy. Vincent, n Union ist, get Alcholic trnlllo J Thompson, Cit izen, gets Cltloi and Towns; Dud Mc Allister gots on Ways and Means; Whit ney Is on Judiciary; Hallways and Trans portation, Mr. Fulton' hlghtoned Astoria cham pion, tho Daily News, prints this: 'There Is only ono jKisslblo situation wliloh could result In U 0 election of any one else. If Corlwtt Hiiceods in inlying tho necessary number 01 votes, no win bo elected, lint, if hla oandldaoy falls, ns now stems obtain. O'ogon. will bo ro iiresonliil In tho United 8lU) Penale byO W. Fulton or John II. Mitchell, with tho chances decidedly In favor ol Mr.Eulton." ft Tho leglslatlMt committee clerk scan dal Is not oompawod by tho gonoral law enacted 11 1 tho lust session of tho legislature. The inomborH pi tho legls lnluru now uet around the Jaw by relerrlug husiuevs not to standing com mittees, hut to special, "with powor to employ such clerical aid as may be necoiarv."Theniimltorofthese"joliit8" seems to ho unlimited. D. M. C. Outilt over Ids signature sayst Mr. Hofer, of the Cjittai. JounMAL ehargis that the Iutlepeudoiit laCn uri'ssmuii Tungue's porseuul organ. This I want to deny in tie inont emphatic manlier, Ills ofllnlal nuouiiromeiits nlnays first iiiear lu your NiHir and that made us think h). the appointees to draw their money at once. The hill then imn,d the limn.,. Here followed the flr.t reading of MIU a follow) I'earce. br Iteoiiett To mnun.l ,.i, charter. Vaice-Fer the lellef of a It. 8tt. IVarrr.by lleo.urst-l'or tho rWlafol II. "hiriw Mi-Cr. ken Tn protect uueopyrlght- cpmb 1) approptlate monlos for Of course, Its nil right to establish n dully per at Salem to boom the Mltehell-MullrldH eomblnatlou. It cost I00 n day at least and 1I10 ways itslo Ing dlstribuliHl free by tho thoiisantl some one must jHiy for it. iS Dave lxiney Is at tho Senatorial Itouiid-up but only as as 00 tut or. He was one of tho men who qnltoly helped put George Mcllrldo thero in 181)3. P A Mrs. Mary Ji Lease ol Kansas has be gun divorce prooetnllngs with consent of her husband Cos. I Lease. Marlon oountj hus four Hepubllcan reprvientallues uud one mmator w ho (a vor a fair uupledgeil enueus, rt The fellow- who i keeueet elwsliiK with ivrlain I empty iHHiorsU generally empty him- would allow (self. The blennlul report ot Secretary of Htnto Dunbar was given to tho public Monday. It contains a list of all the federal, etato and county officers of Oro gon, a completo financial statement of the condition of each teperato fund, a review of the scalp bounty law and fund, nn estimate of Btato expenses for tho next two years, as well as showing tho etlmates for .two preceding biennial terns. Mr. Dunbar also shows tho creation nml dlirwsltlon of tho public rovenuo and total valuations and taxes raised for thirteen years. Tho figures show that the total revenues for the two years following the legislaturo of 1895 was 70,8.18 loss than for tho ono year 1892, uhoii tho state revenues readied $1,121,- 815. Tho vital part of Mr. Dunbar'a excel lent report Is summed up In hla dircUR sion of tho sources from which tho pub lic revenues aro derived In Oregon. On this Important subject wo shall copy Mr. Dunbar's words and commend his full report to tho careful examination of tho legislaters: 'l nli nil not attempt to present here any suggestions concerning our present svstcm of assessment and taxation, bringing this subject to your attention hcrcaftor In this report, but will offor somo suggestions relative to raising tho necessary revenue for ataio purposes other than by a direct property tax, al though thero Is perhaps no problom m difficult of satisfactory solution ns to tho hist method of raising tho public rev enues. , , "In somo fctatce thero is no general ptopcrty tax whatever, tho rovonuea bo ing raised entirely by specific or Indirect inSiitfnn: but In this Btato. real and ner- sonal properly bear largely tho buroen of all local taxation, and the aim should be to provide revenue for tho uso of tho stnto from othor sources bo far as pracl cable. 'It Is aself evident fact that this atnte mint liiRruato its revenues form yenr to year, oven undur tho most economical administration 01 nuairs. 1110 mpiu growth to population, as noil as its coin morlcal and Industrial development, make necessary tho enlargement of its list ol state officers, as well as its edu cational, charitable, nml ponnl lufti unions, and all of these must bo maintained. "Now and Increasing demands for many purpooea mat tiouoiiess insure 10 the benefit of tho state, but which .iro not strictly current expenses, nro made nt each biennial ression of tho legislature, and wo are now informed almost dally through the press that appiopriatlons will be asked for tho Improvement of tho nuollc service and tho development of the resources of tho Hinlo. adrenaline lance sums. Itseems, therefore, that the most important sulilect, and tlio ono most wortny 01 vourcarelul consideration. Is tno quel ton of therirenuoof tho stnto; and le- lore any appropriation Is made, tno source from which it is to bo met should be carefully considered. "In attomntlnir to suggest ways and means for increasing our revenue, other than by direct taxation, It Is but natural to refer to tho systems of raising rov mine, in othor states. An examination of tint itatutes and ronorls of tho dif ferent states shows that In nearly all ot I them, and chfelly in the larger ones, muciioi tno rovenuo la raised uy licenses, lees and taxes imposed upon corpora t!ons,corporation franchises aud Inheritances, WEfifi KING OF iflELAld. w.jtg s5 uT lort'i snatch In Utuly ror mr towa tblt N0' Uit little tu't ltlTi Her telrtt chctk ro. Her lock, Ute glllj;owMi lltnc golden to her knee; 1 were king ol IreUnd. My queen me o tuiei vr. Her ejH r fond forgetmenoti, And do well mow li seen Upon the hetrtng btwthorn burt At creetl ner uouit '"'-, The thrwhev "hen the UUlng, Bit llttenlng on the treej If I were kiog of Ireland, ' t Uy queen the'd furely be. , Her folk look more bor for Iierj I know the darling better; v Bo l'te eet down my lore for bee All In one secret letter. And here'a her aniwer back to me) My heart, my heart keep ateadyl I were king of Ireland; I'm klng-1'ra king already. Alfred I'crcetal Cratei In CornhlU. THE STORE DETECTIVE. (i At Time He Maltea U Unplenannt For' Other Tlmn Thlerea. A young woman who sings In n church choir In this city was In ono of tho de partment stores tlie ouier ony wucn the detective employed thero stopped boifJe her and, pointing to n womnn with a long cape and a bag nt nu ad Joining counter, said: "Just watch that womnn work." The singer saw the womnn take two articles from tho counter when tho shopgirl wns not looking nnd drop them Into her bag. "Why, she Is stealing," she said. "Yes." said the detective, "and If you will follow her to the next counter with me you will see her take more things." The singer wns Interested, nnd alio wnlkcd nlong with the detective. Two more nrtlclen were dropped In the bng, nnd then the detective arrested tho fthopllfter. She made tho uaunl scene nml protested her Innocence. Tho de tective nsked the singer If she would step buck to the office with him nnd corroborate his charges, nnd she went, nni-onsclous of further trouble. Thero I WEKiil H$ IDS. Former SfelgM 135 Cain 40 lbs. There are people who say that the benefit derived from the use of put-up medicines Is Imaginary. Jt la not tbe case with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion, which makes weak women strong nnd sick women well. A woman may imagine she's weak, or may fancy she a sick? butr imagination canH add forty Sounds to her weight. The positive proof of the curative power of "Favorite Prescription" is found In the restoration of health which Is recorded In face and form, of strength which can be tested, and weight which can be registered in twunds and ounces. The general health o women Is so Intimately connected with the local bealth of the womanly organs that when these ore diseased the whole body suffers loss. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre scription cures womanly diseases. It establishes regularity, stop9 weakening drains, heals inflammation nnd ulcera tion and cures female weakness. "I am very glad to let other poor euflTereri know what Dr Pierce's medicine have done for me," writes Mr Kdnln II Gardner, of Beechwood, Norfolk Co. Mats (Ho 70 ) "Vou know I wrote to you last summer I read what your .medicine had done fof other people, so thought I woutd try It. and I found It was a blwsWtomeand my family I began In June ,i (nX. i ftfitipnfiour medicine, nnd three vials of ' relicts.' I took your medicine a year when I had a ten-pound girl I had the easiest .1 . .... i.a.i .tit anvnf mv three children. iiujc i cii .. ,,...... . ...j :..- ...tl BUSINESS CARDS O. f-i. OIAOK Successor to Dr. J. M. Keono, of White Corna Snlcm Or. Pnrties desir ing superior opeiitioua nt modornto feo In any branch nro in eapeclnl request. ) ALBERT A.JESSUP. DJL&N. for TIME SCHEDULE jriom Portland. amit 'l.Tromi Hnlt Ukn. Drnvcr FL Worth Snc-clall Omaha. Kansas City, Bt,:tX 9.15 a. m Bno kano Flrcr c.-oopra Phone. 1071,1 ROOMS 1 AND 3 OKAY 11LK. Northwestern Normal School and Business College Salem Oreton Term opens Sept. 24. Completo courses of study Normal. "'"" Common Mliool, II gh school, I.lociitlon, Music and Art. K11U Faculty. HotlsfKtUiry work. Send lor circulars. A. J. GARLAND, A. M. Principal THE WILSON 18 Center Street, Salem Oro. Rooms 15c nnd up. Hoard by tho day or week. Lodging 10c, 20c nnd 25c. Kooms for housekeeping nil funiMicd. Piano free for patrons of tho house. Ellas Downs, Prop, I have been very well since I took your medl cine, I took three bottles of ' Favorite Prescrip tion.' three of ' Golden Medical Discovery.' and three lals or ' pellets.' I had tioappctlte nnd could not eat much without It digressing me before I took our ' Favorite Prescription,' and I only weighed 1J5 pounds. Now I weigh 175 " Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf falo, N. Y. Ohio's Insane. CoMJMBiis, Ohio, Jan. 22 Tho State Board of Conference, composed of re presentatives of Stato hospitalH, mot ,imiht na to the shoplifter's hero todnv.'nnd transacted Its UBunl Something Hew I have placed in my shop n tele phone. If you wish mo to do your v ork ring up 285.1 main lino, Wo do all kinds ol carriage work nnd blncksmithlng. Horeo shooing a epeelnltv. If yon can not bring! bo work to tho shop I Mill sen i for it. : : : : : JTOHN HOLM First Door South Salem Hotel III2I1 St. Atlan tic Kx, 9 p, in 8 pm. 8 p. m. nx. Hun 10 p, m. 1-cavo Salem Iuli,Ulilco and Km i Walla Walla, Spokane, Minna- apolH, Hi. aai, uuium, Mil waukee Chicago and east. VIA HUNTINGTON Ot)KAN BTKAMBHIPa. For Han Traiiolsoo, Bait arery nro daya. COLUMIIIA RIVBII HTKAMKItH fo Astoria and way Landings Bpo- aana Flyer 7.00 a. m, 8:0 I p. pm ex bun, J. WILLAMETTE IllVEIl for Portland, Nowboig and way Ar 8. Landings, mesaays, inurs-iom dart and Baturda; nt 0 00 n mop tn Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mon inn tn. MVil For Corvallls and way point Frldav urday,it4pin ' WILLAMETTE RIVEU DIVISION. Boats to lMrlland as acore . ansjer street car lino at Oregon City If the steamer aro 10 ail points iu urci or iho East Ilaa throngh from Balem free. Choice delayed thoro. Washington t rn Ticket to all Points In Oregon. California or iho Eaat. Uagxaiie checked tijrongh from Balem free. Choice rail or river routo to Portland. Connection mado at Fortlaud with all rati, ocean and river Hue. W- II. IIUULnUUT, Ocn, Paa Agt . 1'ortland Or. O. M. POWKR8, Agent, Trado Street dofck, Balem aty ticket and freight offlco '.10 Cdmmcrclal wiu no guilt. She rnmo of n respectumo mm My. nnd she convinced the singer that she look the articles not becnuso she needed them or the money that they would bring, but Im-niiae she had the shoplifting hulilt When tli("e facts were settled, the deteetlw tlinnlcrd the alnger for her ns Blstnnco and told her tlmt she must be In the police court nt o'clock on tho following morning ns n witness. It wns the singer's turn to iniike 11 scone. She protested against being drugged Into n polite 1 nuit nnd sold II t such notoriety would seriously Injun- lier In her work The detective Insisted, nnd hud the Imrge ngnlnst the shoplifter not been wlthdinwn before the enso reached the court the singer would I....... I.., on ,! nf Hill U'llMIOtOPg. SIlO 1111,1. .... . v. ,.. ......... . denounced the delecilw nml the store which employed him for Imposing on ' 1, a imtriinu in flint fashion, and she Is I v going to ninko It her business hereafter to keep out of the wny of store detect es fine I lie singer been forced to go to court her punishment In the conse quent notoriety would have been nl mnt ns Imul ns tlmt Inlllcted on tbe sliopllfier.-New York Sun. business. It Is now engaged In con sidering tho question of what tho Stnto ought to do with 'ts Incurable insane. Great Interest is manifested in tho subject. Tho entire Stato is represented. An OutrnRP. "What mnki's you so Into?" nsked his mother. "Tlie teacher kept me In been uso I couldn't find .Moscow 011 the map of i: 11 rope," replied Johnny. 'And 110 wonder you couldn't (Ind Moscow! It wns burned down In 1812. It's an outrage to treat n child that way!" State of Ohio, City of Toledo,) Lucas County. j Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho is senior partner of tho firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing businoss in tho City of Toledo, County nnd stnto afore said, nnd that said firm will nny the sum of Ono Hundred Dollars for each nnd everv enso of Catarrh tlmt cannot bo cured by tho uso of Hall's Catarrh Cure. FiiankJ. Ciiknkv. Sworn to beioro mo nno suupcriDeii in mypresenco, this Oth day of Decombor, A. I J 1880. A. W. Gleaso.v, fHHAi.i Notnrv Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internal- and acts directly on the blood nnd mucous surfnecsof tho system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Ciikxkv & Co., Toletln, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall's Fnmlly Pills nro the beet. Salem later Co., POSSIBLY You nro not nwaro of tho fast tlmo ar.d superb service now afforded by tho OFFICE, CITY IIALL. For wntcr service iiDply at olUco Bills pitynblc monthly In ndvnoco Make all complaints nt the olllc S, C, STONE, M. D. Proprietor of WARRANTS 2 Chafing Dishes 44 Good Counsel 1 Has No Pvicc. MORE RURAL AUIL BOXES RECEIVED Tho second Installment of mull boxes for tho rural delivery woa rocolved yes terday at tho poatoflko, numbering twenty-eeven dozen In all. Tboto with tho ones previously received will nearly completo the list tin eoveral routoa and tho remainder nro oxpocted soon, so It will be possible for the delivery to be gin on Feb. 1st. About fifteen hundred boxes lmvo been ordered. Wise Advice U ihe result of expetlcr.ee. 77ic hundreds of thousands wro li.ive used Hood's SArsapardU, America's Greatest Medicine, counsel those who would purify and enrich the blood to avail themselves of its virtues. He is wise Vino profits fcy this good advice. J&QCfo ScMafHtfltfq limim We have a few left. What will you give for one? Come and see them. Stone's Drug Store halo. onitt.oN. CTlio storo? (two in number), aro located, at No. 13i and 833 Commercial atrcet, nnd are well stocked with a completo lino ot drug and incdlcln:, toilet articles, perfumery, brushvi etc.. etc.. etc. I)K. BTONE Hrtsliad aomo25 jents oxpcrlonic In the prac tice of mcdlcliieuud now makes no charge for consultation, ciamlnatlnn nr proscription. Get 11 Premium 011 STATE COUNTY ' CITY r Highest caHh'pilco paid nt Gilbert Bros. Bank, opposite Gray UroB. Hold government hcensu ns dealers ,ia nil kinds ot securities. ll-10-tl Salem Soap Works Tho nronriotor of the Salem Soan Works lias theco operation of tbodenlera Cou8uniorB.i.vlio,.do8lro 11 .flrat-cloBH soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Saloni-inndo soap 0WnV 2, WE HAVE " Daily Fast Trains . i.TO TUB EAST. If you cannot tako tho morning train travel via tho ovoning train. Both are flnoly equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Tlmo, Through Service) Pullman Pnlnco Slcepera. Pullman Tourist Sleep ers, PullmiMi Dinore, Library (Cafo Car mid Froo Reclining Ohnir earn, Houra in tlmo saved to n ,)-ha Ohlc ago, ICnnsna City, Bt .-aia, Now York 1 Job ton, nnd otlu. Anatorn notnta. Tickota good to Salt Lnko' City and Denver. It la toy our interest to uso Tiik Oviii land Limited. Tickets and Bleeping car bertha can bo Becurod from W. W. Bkinnku. Agont B. P. Co. Or Guy Poworu, Ag't. O' It. & N. Snlom Ore. J. II. Lotiiiiop, Gon'l Agent, No. 135 Third Bt. Portland Or. , 3yu'ij7f73!Sr OASTOIIIA. H,r, tbs M Kmd Vou Han AUjys Bough! BJjaitor o R. Wade & Co Snlom, Oregon. ml plays and drama, UtHcoinb ti atlurliaiillMi ClerrltMaklng the moving ol mining lotaUutitnaikaacrlme llarrle Fulntf liabiliii,. nf 11 it wnuipaniMHH-eive.t liy vinpluye. oimiwii iu incorHiratu Toledo. nUttlllllliatll Til im.Vlll.. Ivlllil.l.Ki.tnl fordenwiaUonollha Hag, itioeAinemiiim Mlmon Qtblng law, Uwrto uatablUb lliull .luw.l nt Hunt Cttr -To nnilit ulmu lit i)ih ll"Wiie Mver b ulib ot Marlou To Incorwrata Hut. tevllle 1 1 aim To Inoorporato Orleans. Uiime Ti proiwv aalmon In the ltiuuntter. kA..l. I. tl- , .. .M . . nuiiiiiaiiaiu i-ruiiimir nnimai naiini v and UI pajior. .fuuiuKoaiu iuani!nae. nwuvie Kr.-Amtndiuit act lixUig leea A i'lwloa o the insace, Urejir i'rovidiug for hedeiHtlUog vlwutttla luoultnin bink. TIimoo4 rwdlogol bill was then takon up and numeruui nnvtaure wore Itflttred to tblr rMpeottve eemwitte-. The ut-A.ur Introduced by Whitney re Utlt to pnjvldink! for the wllwt.ng l toll on the btldo aeroaa the Willatuttu at Albany. pawvU the leiw, under pisfon of the rule. Again the routlue w gotse oer aud wvial new bill wre iatroduRHlaaMktiaf Siwy-l uyuii a lmj &l hU. llH-lrwmrviti game. uiv.wrMjfiiw oitv nAu. (Jiiiwn Vie tor Iu has held out nobly igaiwd nil deulli-prtMlMJtiuu for Hnvtirnl thiys. Man will (him ins ay but pilHtlHi and the ouoatituUeu wilt Uv. In Utah the mlyiMinons aWaiatorla) deadlock oomlnutm. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM OREGON SOULE BROS, Piano Tuners and Rparo rOKTLANDIORK. For Saiom nnd vicinity leuvo orders nt Geo. Will'H Music Store. Old Post OfficeStables Are largo nm luivo reliable attend ants, your team boarded by tho wook or day. Good tenia for hiro. Prices rea sonable. Your pntronngo solicited. H. M. Brown 02 Ferrv Sroet. The Strike It 0a And only the strong uau Iioih) to win, and gruMilw us wUl by lit jourmvU lyr the tiilelby pjaalug to yftur iHiiuu tliu Irttat ol )m)vUious and Hkammim A Hama.s, Billed Per Utrtt. Nitw York, Jan. t. Mr. nml Mrs. HWmrd 8uir IKtna naUwl fwr Uhnjn to dy, en route fur Omiiu, llypl. The ruowa at ShotMrd'a Hotel at that mll wtHter reaort have bMit taken (or the eatlro eni. Bo you OlliCll? V Vr. null's Couch Brup vrlll euro r tHlg, or CVhV itoilA (VmnikaM t rwiisW hpoplufrCough anil Mwule. CoucivtthoulTHlL Flothew m it J0010 Iorlle tt ftr llroiwhl. nd CoMuiuiiUoiu ft rive quick, wuwautta. KkMsiVhJ? IteAiUtho Cough Syrup AtuMva mii uli.i, iu.. .n JfcJil. 1 MartaW WVMMM fF&&S&&5: I Money to Loan SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Soutbern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lcavo Snlom for Portland and way stations at 5 :40 a. in. , 7:64 a. m. and 4:05 p. in. I.V I'ortlaud 8:30 A M 8.80 1 M Lv Balora 11.00 A M 1053 1 V Ar Ashland 12.30 A M 12. -05 I' V Ar (Uicramoiito 5fl0 P M 4:81 A Si Ar Hau Francisco 7,o P M 8:16 A M ArOgdon 6:iSfrU U:4S a M Ar Donvcr 9.00 A M 8:40 A M Ar Kausa, City 735 AM 7:25 A M Ar Chicago... 7:45 AM 9:80 A H Arlxw Angelc lao P M 70 A M Ar Kl Paso eoo p M e. P M Ar Kort Wonn 8.30 AM C;30 A M Ar City of Mexico 9.65 A M 10.30 A M Ar Houston .... 8.8) A M a .34 a M Ar Now Orleans 631 P M 635 P M Ar M'Mhlngtou 6.42 A M 6:41 A M Ar New York 12,43 P M 12 48 IP M Pullmun and Touriata rare on both trains. Chair cars Sacrumento to Ogdon aud 1 PitBO, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Loula, New Orleans nd Washington. Connecting at Ban Frandlsco with eev oral BteHmship lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America. i See. Mr. W. W. Bkinner agent at Snlom Station, or address O. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A Portland, Oregon. On improved farm nnd city prop erty nt Ion est current rn'.us. T, K. FORD Over Liuld A Hush's H.ink. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For a ticket Eat, you naturally and very proporly want to go over the route that will give you the very best accomo dations at tho lovost possible rate. Hence, you should ask your ticket agent iu iiiHire yuur iicKei renu via tno (IrogoD Stori Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Glvea choice of two favorite routes, vu tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line, or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago Special, "t i flnoat In the West." Equipped With' r.Iegant HUudard Hleepera Kino Nor Ordinary TourUt Slooport, ' Superb Ltbrarv-Uuffet far. Mendlp Dinners, Meal a la carte. Proe KeollnlngCfaairC'srs. ComforlauIoT.'djicbeaanl flmokora. Kutiru Tralu Completely Vutibulod, - For further information apply to J J. R.NAGEL, GUY POWERS Trav. Pass. Act. Agent O. R. & N. ' 142 Third St. Portland Or. Balem GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 3 AND 4 P M. A that ola4 pilvtvte hospital for theltreatment of chronic and suK.rn.ii eases. BmU the lt year espeeiaily lor the wrZ trTh 8, I the otty. Tbe moaTiniln .rm.!."..0 ". 4,",,,,eia I !. . .1 . t .. I " m-w lurougnout tin building. aim wect e ern furnnbing aud latwt anulianc Heated bv hm !... ... iT "T "" ctrioitv. H.,r tl.A .iv ..... 1'.. ...."-"' ?"" "Kuitw uy gij t private home',nbiocJtt,th7..Tr." without the noise, contusion, and IwEwr.lT-l.-,l,M,W, TW T'" ' operation 11 requested, tteu wnte.or.apply personally to tlM MttHttUHt .u.. ...... or term and further isdwuiu. B. CARTWRI6HT M. D, SUPT. uur popular iirouallv aoiuluotod I tourist taeursions in modern Pullman tourist slttopiui; cars leavs Salem every .Monday hvemug and Tiuiiwiav eveninl vh fcacraiuento tin. .vr ruelay even ing and Sunrday Morning vm. Portland hu ruu mrougli to Clucigu uihout wiianet) via tno uorld's moat wnni.- T.l.w. vtnti.k...... . .. ill . .... ""'' :rT."b;,?,Ri:,j"l,l'n?ng -" ,"' "' "i me hock island per)Bally conductod txiriet car for Boston. The) tourist sleeping oara art, Unwd MilNiM ul.twl 'uitti Pintcl, das ami ix-ovkUl wnl. n u.n,. .11... Irtl litanodkMbi n.l io,4,lnnn r .1 ' free nt of our iiatmns in.i o... n.... ..ia-l .1. 1. T . " "TV "'? "il- r.T .u.wuril 10 UllUUtUUl hi' n ran. .tATLfc&!& i.. .- " "- -J" iei-CIB68 "JfrMstK r servi to Chieago via the sewilc Liu. ad tk. 1, .1r..i '. tviim tkS ....B vr -- """ "WW. w w c nwtland Oifjwi. " . : . SUBUi, U. it. P.m HD- Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad TIMECATID, No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:45 p. m Train eaves Oorvnllia i.ir,. Train arrives Yaqulna . 0:45 p. m. fo. 1 Returning: MNivea laquma fl-10a.m. Leaves Corvallls .11:30 a.m. Arrives Alh.-inv io.ik n m. No. 3 For Detreit: '"H Leavei, Albany 7:00 a.m. Arrives Detroit li.pn. m. . 4 '-'"".,....... ..V W. . u, t ueiurmng: Leaves Detroit 12:10 p. tu, A, rives i Albany 6:45 p.m. One and two connect at Albany and w ppr'allls with Southern Paolliotialo, U RH ing direct servlco tj and trom New port and adjacent beaches. Trains for the mountaloB arrival! iwroltat noon, elvlnu; ample time in reach caruplofc crounds on tne HreltenbUHh and Santlam riven tt same day. II L WAUJEN. EDWIN BTOHK jti-b5iS.,,a """ Af i"t. Mbtny i BmBBH item? PARKER'S. HAIR BALSAM. CniuM tai bttiUAM UM.sc riwaa a tuwUal ., lt wa . m CJHV JftLOU sfraflr 1 tafcE1 t Ba&r- "BSte UiUr tolu Vouilirul ( Ter tun o wr Cuiwi mt,tiia aJp d '. m auf i!W.