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'V :v mm iW - Srftf BSSSSfti SSBttSV3, ia1iu 4a ell women will be . Mother' eat f rc to any addrew by Bradileld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga- Wiiy Weather Is Coming The 'weather man'' says "there'll be' a' cold time in the old town tonight." w 1 Come and Select ; '"' 'Your Overcoat '" atW Despite fthaVothers say about being "ovcrctfaf leaders our priced are the lowest. You can't afford to pats' this store when overcoat hunting;. We also have a few mackintoshes left for one-Half the regular price, G, W, Johnson & Company, Tli People.' Olothlori and Furnishers. 267 Commercial 8t. Salem, Oregon Tltr nil! II iniinllll I state organization 0MJ10 Bryan wlnp. ml I lAII I II II I Hit fl I Smith himself represents the Sheridan HIL UnlLI wUUlllinL iMUt-Mllfor reI(no of tbo Democratic BY HOFn BnOTHBnB, JwurfNeMY, ja& ao, ioL Dally One Year, tf.00 In Advance MHyPour Month l. In Advance Djflly by Carrlor BOO Pot Month. Weekly OnYonr1.00 In Advance THBTRUTH ABOUT THE 8EMATO !FIAL, CANDIDATES. Tbo Herald eays that during on of tbo' votes for U. 8. Senator II. WV Cor bolt watched the vote, alttlno there. 'bUhfcad palsied wlthaaje. noddlntfand WAVrJn. uncontrollable by tbo ouco itrW rnlrtd, and hit hand trembllntfahd paralysed with, tho weight of,, JW truly a pltab'o aliilrt." Now, will Mine oner tell how Mr. Mcllrhlaaat during, the vntlui. and whun the Until l known. i B. ! . . . f.i I. agree IIP'J" an ulila-hodi.Ml, able-mlmU'd i lot Kunub leans set louemtir 'tuiu iiMonaiomanioru. a. wuwr.-.- burly "woowl. i,n -onriiw pn.- m e " -j' to Introduce lhf subject of tho cUhU of tho dlffurcilt candldatoa for senator. Bitch newspaper critlclam an (ho above l not apropos. It puts bolng able bodied flratlu the nuallflcatlnna (or a ss:Sab;r.;.ihT.vr. l.l.u . ...!. l -tl..llx.. llw . ...... Vw h V hU.S.o;? SdHtoV. -I.L.I...I ..i.i ..nli. in filter. whether ho could pomtHite In a footrace, pj iparrlritf match, i of lew conoa0"fo than lili Ideaa nu great puhllaquoatlona. lilt record on thu motiny queatlon, and hla attitude toward tho party orgnnUa tlon. Idea bra gruator than thlngi, or Uia wIioIp political machine It on ft piano of moral about tho aUltudoof a Bpatilih bullOuht. At tho Jouusai. regard! title tlsht, tho Kopublio.iiiu will namo the innotor or thvra will Ira uonn named from an on tlrely ilinnrereited vlowpolnt, ami the Jodjikai. hai nnlhlni to gain from tho auccim of ahy (tepuhllcan aiplrant any .inqm tthan any other cltliuni, wo aril forced to tbo conclusion that thn only tlirtcaiidUalu Jn whom tho oopt bava any liitoreat nr ahould have any choice are Oorbott, Hermann and Mo ilrldo, ThM men have aerved In Oongreai and'would have prratlga and ability to aervu thu peoplo a no new ruau could Jiave. To elect noma new auu niozperi . enced teekur vf euiitorlat liouori when ,( have men of the standing ami In fluence of Oorhelt and MalJrlde and Hermann Is contrary to publico lu .teroats and smacks ol tho personal pdventurer placing hla lutoroats abovo teartyaud state and uallon. Therolsa Certain Ideal In the wlud of the people fetor lha prypor illinemlons ol a black fXamlth, Abutoher, ajawuleroraiounlor. Cor the Utter they demand long export eaes In tho publlo Mrvlce.or grrat ability jncoinmurlcel or tluanclal Hues. Tho hrwi men named have soma claims to nyiuatv'a recogultlouaiaaplranti for iue jfiiftiorsnipt Mr, liormai.n VJias tiow secured his jjargeal vole ol eight members, Ho may rac!i ten vote but that Is probably his yull ktreugth. Ho holds enough to do Jfual CorUilt but uot enounh to elect Mo l!rido Mellrldtt has euough to defeat 3orbett but not enough to elect Iter iuauu. Bo the rlangiilar deadlock itauds. Mr. OorUtfslrlomlevulll not let hint itand aside. as lieu tho leading Hepuh JlcAn candlitate, has fought (or the Jj!a for four years, has spent his lime find money for the party along the line ( his convlctkmf ,aa he had a right to da, and ho should not bo ked to Maud Aide. As a pioneer Ofpju HpHblcMn find ImtluuHiuan he would reKeet ami t QMponbls gnrai4tfMattdstate)y bis piix ine l WaihiogtoH. lie tliwM not be ITUUhI wit Im4Hih of hti age or WMlth, 4? because ,v wvld uot oowprwMiM ajritii auah (yHwtUr tMauds ef vtit iWllcboll-KmWU4lU(, er Mellikl. tOUUtm JtepubilaaeUM. H the IUHb iMtf ,yi n1 al wMyl Uie llwt "Uffplh ol Mdlifl hiittrtlilton, iiiit fei. from l audtuimeut of jWfil44 and lUewpUift(pitlmud StUlij)a lakteiJ, M IhetH defeat a iMa lika OMbett. and tW Mr. MltetteU yjf. tbis tlue. It U lw a NtUng jwsnsx fr a wrty tnt baa Mwetd live aVNtHK d rwd standard 0tUrws alter- ' m tbe pa4 Dm yr te 4eot Llwd V ft m lKt he rwatrlSany m asy thie 1 twWef- JtPtf toaiwt Mke CWUtl wh wt(ms Msa $umtw hmMil all vital vm . fimtHi aMnJl-Utt. I..,..... THeorueai turougn w... i'-iw tant mother must r.J$feff r.,11 of dancer and suffering mat .. laviAnl : &, parly, and they boo by Holding ti e organization together around him to roqtrol the next etato convention and control federal patronage when a Dorn ocratlo president Is chosen. Thla is leadership for apolla only, ami docs not reprewnt the people bocauio under Its ruto tlio Republican majoril lot have aloadlly grown for tho padt few yeara. Tho stato that catno within 2000 of being carrlod for Ilryan In 1800 has nting bick to HO.OQO Kepubllcan under tho Bheridan-Mlllor-Smltli leadership. Thoy do not hope to do anything for the people or tho party, but will hold togethor for tho ostoffleoH and land oDIco and ouitom houses whon tho ni yet unknown goes Into power In 1001. A mere plotlora for federal apolla they aro no oioro entitled to consideration than tho fodeial nfllco-holdlng gang who I ara l()ru for Mcllrlde, Mitchell or any OUOKj,owlll onablo thorn to hold on tha .0 a-l M werB lmK.n), m. camp.f0owe, rooters for olllolul " "' ' ' , ,., ,. m.uiii. Hiww .."H .w..--.. i.ii n or aruentlllod to no more consldoni- tlon than tho aainu elms of tho Km publican party. Thoy aro tho same puth y ..y ropr' H'IIUUIYO Ulllll, Ulll UK ' OIltH shut """k .t1W..rt.Mn .....olealor "". A real Den.ooratUj opposition party that in to atand for the jwoplo, cannot Ih. built up In a strong Kopuhll can slato muroly on sioll, It muat atanda ll rat for poaltlvo reforms that mean something to tho peoplo, pud thiit thu Hmlth-Hhuridaii.Mlllur regime do not stand for, How quickly tho Holm iiianu bill, to mako It u foluuy to loa i public funds of tho state, was withdrawn, shows how (eel)lo thu spirit of reform la in this allegod Dnmocratlo organUallou The plotting In tho Democratic party to elect Mitchell Is no more roapeclablo than similar plotting In tho Republican party. Mr, Mitchell Is entitled to no consideration from tho Hryau wing, be cause If lie had remained true to his silver convlotlons in 1800, he might have been senator thou, and If not tluoi bo might he now, as Fred Dulxila lias been elided now In Idaho. Mltoholl lot all bis proportions as ahorolo tlgnro In abaudoulng his life-long convictions (or a mess of Mark Manila's poltugo, and la more obnoxious to any trim man of priu clple and conviction In any party today than any other sanatoria! pojilblllty. His election at this eesaton, or Mo Urldo's, means tho obliteration ol the licmocratlo organliatlou and the destruction of tho Integrity of all tho opposition forces, It la aaylng to those gentlemen j It you cannot control the Republican organisation In uuy county In Oregon, you aro authorised to step outaldu aud take uhargo o( the op position party, Just as you did in Mult uomali county, That means to divide Oregon Klll!cally luto two faatloua struggling for pluudar aud not for piluolple, both allies corrupting tlm peoplo from motives of personal ad vantage, and net on parly lines. What houeat mau In any party wanta that state of guerilla warUro inaugurated It mtaus the diaaolullnn of all part) ties, political auarohy aud revolulou. J0UHKAU -X-HAYS.- The editor a( thu Tortland Town Slops Is In the city. The llaker Democrat ays the legitla. lure should elect Joint II. Mitchell Sou. ator. Ori-ifou tUHHUaiwtwttwul euto. tlon tu make )at iut awwdHeMt-io exclude men wlthlarg-r Huh Txti UMHttba (rw the levikturtt. "One of Vw," h rittt. to the Orejw Weekly Unherslty lvtsr aUwt "in yUHg nwi ol the VHherslly." That inamution uo(a an apiwnrlatH u give iuitntetlonUtlheeetumon brsHchw, U a lUwatnan grows by what ho fads on. 1-oek.at Wekrung. ij'roMx huidlug one inslee Im has txudwl io (oar. l'rwklent Bute t'alr. lVeUlent Here UaWng Awiatwt lre4d4tt ttrwf' Oogva. Meutlnr fiHsata Senate $ fejs Htr gr. HetMMsaVntlgne tlieBute Sft board KVr to ghe I. lie mm a WWv iajMie the Stale Fair aiMwuurUiUu rv.t- v.. ui.u uiMia.L,.! ,aiw--., I .1 ..V"' .. N CONFIDENTIAL TIPS'. t m ON LEGISLATION Bills-Will Be Noticed Herd-as Fast as Printed. , Tits On House BUJr, II. B. No. 71', ly Ihorirlson, relate to tho conditions on fthlch surety com. paniooinaydobusineiw. Iteqnirci $100 llfccneo. II. IJ. No. 72, by Whitney, to amend code, relating to death caused by wrong, (ulaot. This bill and tho above are all right. h it Nn. 75. bv WalBon. relates to sureties. This bill should bo fully ex plained. IJ.B.No. 74, by Heltkemper, provides payment of fees to jnstlcos of tho peace, mileage to constables In rortiatiu. 8eras to luereaeo coats of potty litiga tion. H. li. No. 75, by Orton, relates to pub lic libraries. Eeems all right. II. B. No. 76, by Holoomb, amends laws and piovldes for election of road supervisors. II. H. No. 77, by Watson, to abolish three county olllccs nnd create office o! clerk of circuit court. Bamo bill In the Sennte. II. I), No. 78, by Schumann, Axes sal ary of sheriff of Multnomah county. II II. No. 70. bv Holtkomper, forbids employment of aliens on public works. A sound proposition. II. IJ. No. 80. by Poorman, make's rail road companies liable for damages sus tained by any person, Including mo ploycs, by negligence of agents or om ployes. An Important mcasuro to railroad employes. II. B. No. 81, by McAllator, appropri ates (00,000 for Hastorn Oregon Agrl rlcultural Col lego. II. IJ, No. 82, by Hbiploy, creates gonnral term of circuit court with appol lato Jurisdiction to relievo supremo court. Orcatos several now offices, 11, II, No. 83, by Watson, doprlves tho sheriff ol all mileage and foes in Mult. uomali county. Watson ran for tho olllco. II, IJ No. Bl, by Orton, to provent blacklisting. Heoius all right. II. B.No. 86. by Orlscoll, rolates to liability of purrnnsou Joint nolo. II. B. No, 80, by Bohumann, has been withdrawn, II. II. No. 87, by Hchumann, prohibit!) dullalonoy Judgment unless Instrument provide thurufor. This bill is not Just. II. B. No. 88, by rJhuinanu, r("iilrun that protormiuo for Oregon manufacturer lw) ulvun In pttbllosiippliuH. K effective would tli tho hands of public ollloials In luternst of homo monopolies. II. II. No. 80, by Watson, rclaton to counter claims. II, II. Nq. IK), by Watson, to compel oirpoihllons to submit books to lnspcu tlon of stockholder or nny iHirson in terested therein anil to prohibit oppress ing minority stockholders. Hcems itll rluht. II. li, No. til, by Holtkomper, pro dibits Holiday barberlug. A bluo law, Dillons you huppoii to Imvu a sharp rar.or nt home. II. B. No. by Watson, pmhlhlts ittriilshltig liquors uxoopt by tho bottl.i or orlgiqal package In any holol or Itiuoh room; prohibits (reo lunches, .Mr, Watson runs n restaurant nod wants to legislate oomputlturs out of business. II, 11. No. UH, by Drlscoll, makes em. ployoror iiiaator roaponallilo for nog llgeuoe of oo employee lixtends this prlnolplu too widely, II. B. No, til, by Hodges, samo as Heitkempcr'a autl-uliuit bill. II. II. No. 0ft, by tiohtitnunn, relates to j dgmeuts Intforo execution and con Liiitpt ponding proceedings. A bad bill, II. B, No. Oil, by fleer, to locate county aat o' Malheur county nt special oleo tl m, Hooiiih all right. II. B, No, 07, by Drlscoll, requires omnty court to take bids on public alvertlsemetit (or all (expenditures oiur f00. Amount is too largo. II. It. No. W, by Brlggs, dellnlng lia bilities resulting (rout uot of a follow servant. Briggs will explain It. II. B, No. Pit, by eamo, appropriates J 1,000 to reimburse school dlatrict, money emtatvl by lormer couuty treasurer. II. B. No. IW, by Heltkemper. (or thoproteottonot iiiilen labels aud trades. marks. A laUr bill. II. B. No. 101. Uy Orton, restores old pilot act. II pruwtt law has workwl all right It ought to sUud. II, 11. No. lCht. by Orton, to prevent oosrelon ol vutcre. Hwnu all right. 11. It, No, I0J, by Ortou, to give em ployos time to vote. Sem all right. II. II. No. 101, by tame, rtqulrtw pay mtwtof wuKea la ctwlt, prohibit time ohoelia. MaHHusall right. II. . No. 104, Uy MiliiW, rwwlalw eoitrt oMts, reiluoliig xnnu sJmihh nil right. H. H. No. 104, by Butt, nxiHR to llyojue. regulating matter ciwueetetl with daj and providing pa (or Uh1 killed by dg. aiitoh Uh are in nxi teuro iu Mtnj ttatM but hmUI hoI wjork WtHClUllfwgjMi.tlxtiut iwibaM tu aien u itUi. II. B. No. lor4 by llhr. erwtiM r.U- rtvd oemmtMioH, a farxw UamtUy gjH. tatt ihtoriH Oregon. II. It No. IW, fey Mattaw. wov rwn am rwll tax tM oomhIm e4 1 d ...1 I. v.. . t- . LA . ... .. mmt , iimn ajpwu. voM Hot cuivaUtutioaul. livallSIS j S. 1L No 61, Btttlww, rlMtj('n, ttk l ft t ft Ml Hk i """ twu ar ko nw bath) and pm1 Ih a knrty. 8. K. Ny. U. by SA. taw UU te ilto Grip, p$iw olore barbershops on Sunday. See com menn fame biirnbove In house 8. No. 5S, by-Jrimon, UmlU attor ney fee In written obligations to one percent. An ex-post-Iacto law It It is anything. , S. B. Np. 61, by Bffeok, a co-employe s negligence act. About five bllla intro duced of the eamo charater. 8. B.No. 55, by Smith of Mnllnormdi to regulate dentistry. One of tho best dentists In the state says the profession don't need such a law any more than tho owners of steam woodsaws do. 8. B. No. 60, by Mulkey, to declare navigable streams highways for float ing logs nnd timber, nnd provide for improving tho same. 8. B. No. 57, by Williamson, to ex empt .'50 days earnings of a debtor Brownoll has tho start ol him witu a similar bill. 8. B. No. 68, by Brownell, for 'consti tutional convention, Ab the people have voted down all Amendments, woulu they no't voto down a nowfangled and cxpon aivo constitution? 8 IJ. No. 69, by Kelley to onlargo tho boundaries of Linn county. Linn has dono so well governing, why not givo It all of Lnno county to govern? S. B. No. 00, donates $6000 to tho atalo historical society. 8 IJ. No. 01, by Joscphl, to nllow state school funds to bo invostcd In local city and school bonds at six percent. Would find but few as almost any city can borrow money lor loss. 8. B. No. 62. by Smith of Baker, to resulato calllne meetings of tho stato university regonte. Booms harmless, 8. B. No. 03, by Looney, Dairy and Food commissioner law, raises salary and IncrcaaeH powers and duties. Creates deputyship at $000 a year. 8 B. No. 01, by Inman, regulate circuit court business of fourth district, Probably all right enough. 8. B. No. 05, by Hunt, primary olec tlon law. Bottor oxamlile with care, as very few good measures emanato from Portland. 8. B. No. 00, by Daly, to provide lor saloof rwamp and overflowed lands. Most land tictn either mako tho atato poor or tho person who buys tho land. 8. B. No 07. by Fulton, to reservo all of Columbia airave tldo wator as spawn ItiK ground for salmon. S. B. No. 08, by Mulkoy, to amend tho stato barber board act. It scorns cal culated to hwoII tho receipts ol thomnna. gers of this board, without Improving the quality of shaves, 8. IJ. No. 09, by Fulton, anothor fish bill. To Cure a Cold la One Day Take Uinllro llromd Quinine Tnlitota, All lriiwltreninil tlio monor If It ra.Ha to euro V ntuve'a slgualiiro la on ouch boa, VOTE FOR PRINCIPLES NOT FOR PLUNDER Fundamental American Ideas Selection of an Voto for a man who will labor to secure tho curliest construction of tho Nicaragnn canal outlrely under tho control of our government. Voto for a rucii who will opposo tho irigantic timber laud steals by non resident cororatlons and syndicates holding only for speculation. Vole for a man pledged to secure appropriations to open and keep open such harbors as Yaqulna bay mid Coos bay and the wholo Columbia. Voto for n man opposed to shipping subsidies, bounties to special into uud especially thu Hnnna-Payno Ship Subsidy bill, Vote for a man who favors restoration of American shipping by removing restrictions on commerce, especially with our own possessions. Voto for a man who will labor to uphold tho national credit and keep all our paper, silver and gold money good without bond Issues. Voto (or a man who favors forming our Island possesions Into eolf-govorning and FuK-Hiiatuliiiug territories, IiiBtuad of government by commissions and military rule. Members ol the Oregon legislature without regard to party should voto for a mutt who has Misltivu convictions on these policies of greatest public interest to the enliro Pacific coast. Tho peoplo of Oregon will not excuse or justify furthor holding up or dead, locking of tho legislature In the Interest of faction or (or the porsonnl ndvantago ol any candidate. IDKA8 AUB O UK ATE It THAN MKN, AND PRINCIPLES ARE GREATER THAN THINGS. Atajority Accept the Viva Voce and Several In tho Regular Republican caucus Thurwlay at -t o'clock, resolutions woro adopted removing the last formal objec tions which the anti-caucus members havo to going into the senatorial caucu by adopting tho following; TneKtsolutlooi AJortcd. "Whereas wo, tho mnlorltv o( Reptib. Iiottu tiuMiilH-rs of tho logtalaturo have assembled ill o ucus lor the purHwa o( immltiir n candldato (or Unitml Sint.. vouutor, who ahould be tho camlidato of thu whole party, actiiiR through i senators and representatives in the Orison legislature; and "Whereas, a minority ol tho party momWship m Uio LgUUturo bus withhold its presenoi (rum our confer ences, and emlurked upon an ub strtnjtlvo wlioy that threatens u pro traated and useless Senatorial dead k, imolliig tho certain defeat of ueful and uecwxiary legislation, em burrawing the slato Koverument in the harinoHloua ami vllectlve administra tion of its fiinotlons, imperilling the hiKhest Dubho I liters Is ami l,w tlMMItlh not least. kiuuihiL. uIk.i... itkirable faetioiml sohlstu in the Reimb ItcHH iMrly, ami "W hentia. It has Iwt.u, Iniii...,) . ... thrawgtt varkHuerediblo sourcithat tho Roll of Honor of Fgrty MeauberWho are Participating and Will Abide, bv a Aority Viva Voce Vote SBtU. 1-J. ADAMS, W. A. HMYR, S.K JOSBPfll, W. W. ST81W8R! oko. vy. PRQRiraL, A. C MARSTRRS, Ktrftuauttxt, mVmm 5vMA.. iHiTm.--r- '"'"''"" ' """ "" Iri " Women's- ClufcJ. jtociiESTKR.N, Y., Jan. 30. Tho nn nlial meeting of the Local Council of Women began hero this afternoon. This council consists of representatives of over forty of tho most progressive trnmnn'H r-lubs of tho city, find has be hind It tho united forco of thousands of tho most Intelligent women In the city, it l ponslderinc tho formation of a Bocbester League. branch of tho Consumers' Scrofula the Cause. Eczemo, catarrh, hip disease, wbi o Bwclilng, and even consumption have their origin In scrofulous conditions. With tho slightest taint of scrofula in tbo blood, (hero Is no safety. Tho remedy for this dtseaso in all its formB is Hood's Sarsaparilla, which goes to tho root of tho tronblo and oxpels nil Im purities and disease germs from tho blood. Tho best family cathartic Is Hood's Tills. In Memory Of Cnarlesl. London. Jan. 30.-Tho celebration of ., onn ornr nf tlio execution Ol King Charles I, who wob beheaded on January 30th, 1019, took placo to-day. Tho vorlous Jacobito and Legitimate Clubs decorate tho statue iti Trafalgar Square with wreaths, etc., bearing the usual inscriptions. OwinK to tlio disloyal Inscriptions in 1897, tho inscription this year had to bo first submitted to tho Board of Works. s e o- ' Bed Time take a pleaeant herb drink, tho noxt morning I feel bright and my com t.lnlnn la better. Mv doctor says it nntn nnilttv nn tlin Btomttcll. llVOT nnd kidneys, and Ib a pleasant laxative. It is mado of herbs, and is prepared as naallv nn tpn. It In called Lane's Medi- clno. All druggists aoll It at 25c. and 60 cts. Lane's Family Medlclno moves tho ImwAln pnrh ilkV. If VOU cannot COt it, Bend for frco eamplo. Addrosa, Orator F. Woodward, LoKoy, N. Y. Tho now mammoth manglo placed in the Bulcm Btcam Laundry has en nhtpil thitm to reduca thu nrfcefl on flat work in dozcnlots. SlicetB 2c, slips ) sue tho reduced rates. Ihorioill. 122 tf Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading tho boor War nnd tho Gold Fields of Aln-kK? Thoro ar o other mnttorfl o wltnl Imnortnnce: vou mnv mako a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. Inordor to havo tho bcatBor vlco, uso the Wisconsin Central By., between St. Paul and Chicago. For rates and othor Information, writo Jat- A. Clock, General Agent, Portanu, Urr. Correspondent wanted In every city, town and villages In America. Newspa per and othor work. Experienced nnd inexperienced. Good remuneration. News nnd stories wantod. For partial larq addrcoH Tho Bulletin Press Assocla tlon, Now York. 1 10 tf That Should Control in Oregon Senator. the Method of Voting on Senator Will 'Join. minority has declined to join us In cau cus for tho reason that it feared tho method or a secrot ballot would bo adop ted and onforcod, in electing a candid nto for United States Sonater: and "Whereas, it has never been the pur poso of tho majority to adopt any method ol voting not agreeable to the Republican caucus, or nny connidurnhle minority thereof, and It has never boon committed to any method of voting whatever; therefore, inasmuch as its purpose havubeen mistaken nmi ii .... tltmlo as to tho ballot misunderstood, bolt "Resolved, that wo, the majority, declare that the viva voce method o( voting is entirely acceplablo to us and u uiu vim mm no reason or wxctito bllng with tho mnjorlty in forming a complete and effective caucus of the whole party, wo pldR ourwlves in. dlv dually and collectively that tho methcKl of balloting for United State oeiittior in caucus Biiall le oen to roll call, and wo agree to adopt a resolution to that efTect, and faithfully and honor- uiy wunnjr wiin mo terms. ResoUed, therelore. Hint a lull copy of the foregoing preamble ami rwolu' i e.i im wnveytM to every tueiuber of tho Republican lulnorltv." A. II. BUCK, R. H. HUMB. . A. OARTSU. 0. L HAWKINS, 0UR8NUK llUtr, Ro r. ijiay. A. W, Vis WHO. L. S im 14 k 'A. K.A.KMiB'rC A. - I1QH, A. n TH Jti ii.iiTv gttrs. OAISDN. ISIQtf P Woien MtU Tl dictation caused by -Mn, dim pvi-n more man uic iU..v 6 :---. associated tint! ttMCll IS SO cujuuiuiiy with it The use of Dr. 1'ierccs uoiucn Mpflical Discovery generally result in n complete cure of eczema, pimples, eruptions and other forms of disease which have their cause In nn impure con dition of the blood. Golden Medicul Discovery" abso lutely purges the blood of liumors nnd poisons, and so cure9 the cuta neous diseases which bad blood breeds and feeds. There Is no alco hol in the "Golden Medical Discov ery" and it ia en tirely free from opium, cocaine, and nil other nar cotics. "I vr troubled ntih mfiM from tue crown of my hedd to the itoloi of my ftet." w7uS MraTlla Quick, of Ca City, 'rua Co., Mlcl . "CoulOTnot wallc at times nor wear mv shoes Thought there was no help for me XkasUhedortoFsaM there was none I went to see rrlends nt Christmas Ume and there heard of the Reed that Dr. rlerc's Golden Med ical Discovery had done for them, and was adrtscd to try It at once. Por fear tha I might nwlect It my friends sent to the vUlsije and Sofa bottle aSd made me promise that f would Ske It 1 had been gelling worse all the I me, I took thirteen bottfes oflhe ' Golden Medical livery "and ten vials of Dr Tierce's Pleasant elh?U?S.dul the -All " Sa;. made a complete cure It was stow, but tun. I was taking fi.e medic ne about e tab ontha. "I would say to nil who read this Try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery before wast Ing time and money." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist the action of the " Discovery." ,j ';.-iy.-. - - - '' notice to Contractors. Tho undersigned ore ready to receive bids for tho erection of tho Congrega tional Church at Buttovlllo. Oregon. Plans nnd speclflcntionBoI the propos ed Church Buildlnir may bo seen at the City Hotol Butteville, Oregon, from dale to Jan. 24, 1001, nt Bank of Woodburn, Woodhiirn, Oregon, from Jan. 24 to Jan. 31st, 1901, nt (lilbert Bros Bank.Salom. Oregon, from Jan. 31 to Feb. 7,1001. All bids will bo opened Feb.0, 1001. Tim rnmmitteo reservo tho right to reject nrly or all bids. Hknky L. Bknts, Pros. I Building A. HoitKii Conk, Sec. J Commiteo. Deaae 147 Court st. Pacific Coast Tournament. 8an FhancIbco, Jan. 30. Tho Olympic Club -tournament for tho nmntour championship of tho Pacific Coast bo g us to-night. Thoro aro about 75 en tries, and tho winners in tho Pacific Const championship tournament will meet tho A. A. U. champions. Tho Olympic Club defrayed tho ontlroox- ponso of bringing tho latter from tho East. r OiM COUGH SYRUPi cures Hacking; CourIih, Grlppo, Pneumonia nnd nil novero lung; affections. Why then risk consump tion, a slow, sure denth ? Tako warning I Act nt ouco. I Buy a bottlo of Or. Bull's Cough Syrup, rv doctor's proscription, used over 60 years. Price, only 25 contk Insist on having it. Don't bo Im posed upon. Rofufjo tho dealer's mil9tltuto; it is not iw good (is Dr. Bull's. Salvation Oil cures Rheumatism Aches nnd I'aini. IS&25cts. Chafing Dishes We have a few left. What will you erive for one? Coma and see them. R. M Wade & Co Salmn, Orgon. Chattel MortMte Sale Notice la hereby given that by virtueof """"""; murigMge oi uhio Aug. !H. IStW. filed in the Reoorder's ortii-o of Marion I nieil in the Reoorder's ortii-o of M County Oregon. Autrmt a, 1SW, Vo tl0-, !"? 1. Given by Fwn Nieklot A J. P. Wilqwt to Rum olu in e rank .1. 1 r- ..i . r.T... :..r"" um kv ,i..j.r rs. .....ii.. . vu. w JIHMIIIIotl IIIIIO. ia uhi .1... aWflsi MbnV CTTTalBrJ If I u I V f fB EE2tvt l000(M. H,,h in,Brt a oKr'f 8,',i8S r8 leave Salem Ieret i.r Htinuui rotu dt. lu . Monday Kveinn an.i ti....J . ... vaM tberou. 1 uiii uii o. 7...i.u.. 2!T tlon.to the hlrtW bilu,-Y """" ,rT hand on day or solo. .n?i- "' " " u.i.;:t ;..-:;-. u v. un jiaauMV Knhnmru Jil. tnsii ."x: '!?'.. "M..iumwk H iju howefarta about four mill. ',.' WtMt UwraU Ih Manon Countv rw , . ..; : All tW right UtU inter sod wiaU &'t&S!&:2&n2a ftT rty-SsSS OOt 10 luMhw Pila-Ar ,.-l l RiMlU trv-.W . " '-"7,. """' '.l: fiiWdlACo.,alo BUSINESS CARDS C. JHL. OIACK 333SlC,XrS,CSCi Sueciweo' to Dr. J. M. Koeno, of White Corno Salem Or. Parties desir ing superior opo. itions at modernte fee In any branch aro in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phono 1671.1 ROOMS 1 AND 3. GRAY DLK. Northwestern Normal School and Business College Ctj.m Orffnn Term opens Sept. 24. Complete courses of study Normal. Hln Common School, Hlghschool, Elocution, Music anil Art. Kull Faculty Satisfactory work. Bend lor circulars. A. J. GARLAND, A. M. Principal THE WILSON 18 Center Street, Snlem Ore. Rooms 15c and up. Board by tho day or week. Lodging 15c, 20c and 25c. Kooms lor housekeeping nil furnished. Pinno free for patrons of tho house. Elias Downs, Prop, Something New I have placed In my shop n tele phone. If you wish mo to do your work ring up 2853 mnin line, Wo do all kinds of carriage work and blacksniithinR. Horeo Bhoeing n specialty. If you can not bring tho work to tho shop I will eenJ for it. : : : : : JOHN HOLM First Door South Salem Hotel High St. Sal 11 '1 OFFICE, CITY UALL. For water feorvlco UDply at onico Bills payable monthly In atlvaoco Mako all complaints at the olllc S, C, STONE, M. D. Froprletortor Stone's Drug Store BALKM, OBKOoN.. Tno turns (two In number) aro located at No. '253 and 833 Commerelal street, and are well stocked with a complete lino of dnigsand medicines, tollot articles, perfumery, brusbei etc., etc., etc. DR. BTONE Hashad iomo2J years experience In the prac tice of medlclno and now makes no chargo for conaullatlmi. nsamlnatlon or proscription. Got n. Prciiiltun on STATE COUNTY CITY Highest cash prco paid at Uilburt Bros. Jlaiik, oj)jo8ito Gray Bros. Hold government hceneo us ucnlurs in all kinds of securities. 11-10 If Salem Soap s a Works Tho proprietor ol tho Snlem Soap Works has tho co operation of the dealers Consumers who doslro n .flrst-clnss BO.lp will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Salom-mado soap SOULE BK OS, riaoo Tuners and Reparers PORTLAND ORB. For Salem nnd vicinity leave ortlera at Goo. WIU'b MtiBic Store. Old Post OfficeStablos Aro largo ant' havo reliable attend ants, your team boarded by tho weak or day. Good teams for hire. Prices roa sonablo. Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown 62 Ferrv Hreet. Money to Loan On improved farm nnd city prop orty at lowest current ra'.oa. T, K. FORD Over Ladd A Bush's Bank. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For a ticket Ea-t. vou nntnmlii. nn.i ihlU'iW' WMnt.t0 g0 over th0 routo .'""'Stvoyou tho very best accomo- hZ. , V'0."r!Mt powlble rate. Hence, you should ask your ticket acent to make vour ticket read via the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE n,V,'ilJ, W"1" 'personally conducted t u rS!,0U8 iH. 'n Pan every via Saeraiu o.,.i .;.. "Ar -. "unrni oning li? and s:7n;r "" "".r.. "ft6H' ?; and m,, ,i..T.:r .""'"' "f v,a ' eniam: i""" iiiriHifM fi i'i.i ..i sss.sw., '.ni, li. chan vi .i.L Tv'-m.."'""0 'V'iout P'oaally condn..i.t YJL..? Island .n. Thee t , .i"l?l. "r. ,or car for K.wiLsraT.7s. "8 a Provtded' w tl all Si J in tch illus- for the to liminrTTl Bf MIMrhjil ul i i. JtOHta. V..1...1 .'."? "isl S TO H'gri;7v o ChiK . xto, d he bit Sninf. sorvlca iu tbQ w$rid, Ul UinillL- par V " ". u,r,paUon1 PUP fnU .v . ,, . . ii i , in fnaiii i" in " '"" 'iwuaMsaasMaaaasaBsstsg Dcpilt for TIME 8CHEDULK ABRlTe riom roriianur r.t -.-" srr.'TT- ' iinnrri- Kt. Worth t;nicBpc.ix.v, ----- -.. Hti sn-cial :0C ru Iuie,OhtcaflO and Eaat, iiinfiiin. ivpuctw -rf - 9:15 a.m Spo kane Flyer 6:00 pm Bpo- Vlla Walla. BppkanOjMfnne- s;ano Flyer 7.00 a. m. anolla, bt. rani, ""'""V"" waukee Chicago ana east. Atlan tic Ex. p, m VIA HUNTINGTON 8:40 "ni!HA N HTKAMBUII'Br 8 pm. For 8n Kmncleoo, 4 P. Ban every mo ") COLUMBIA RtVKIl RTKAMKHS So. Bl. ex. Bun 4pm Hatur- ex bu , day ft Astoria and wny Landlnga lOp, m. wtl.r.AMKTTR RIVER For I'ortlAnd, Newberg and way . tnniiinmi Tucsdavs. Tnurs-1 Ar Ba lorn Iavo days ami Saturday nt 0-00 a m 0 p m Monday, WcdncsJay, Friday Won 10 a m ' For Corvallls and way polnta.Vrlda. Tudsdays, Thursdays and 3at- urday, nt 4 p ra. B&U'M WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION". Boata to Tortland as nboro. Transfora t street car lino at Oregon City If tho Bloomers aro doTavcd i there! Tickets to til polnu In Oregon. wiafilugton, California or iho East. Baggago ?roAveofr :M Coo fa? RU,ortIftnd w,lh sa&fflhV,wl unc Gen, rasa Agt. Portland Or. ' O. Ji. roWKWB, Agont, Trade 8troot dock, Balcm City ticket and freight oQlco 240 Commercial POSSIBLY You aro not awaro of tho fast timo atd auporb sorvlco now effordod by tho 'PICTOR' , -i.T 2WB HAVE . f Daily Fast Trains TO THE EAST. It you cannot tako tho morning train travel via tho ovoning train. Both are finely oqulpped. ?..-?- "Our Specialties" Fast Tlmo, Through Borvlco, Pullman Palaco Sleepers, Pullman Tourist Sleep ers, Pullman Diners, Library (Cafo) Cur and Froo Reclining Ohnlr cars Hours In timo saved to " .-ia Ohio go, Kansas City, St '..is, Now York Boston, nnd 0th.. r.nstorn polnu. Tickotsgood to Salt I-nko City nnd Denver. , , 1 It is toyotir Interest to uso Tiib Ovkii ,n f.istiTHD. Tiokota nnd sloohlnir car borthecan be secured from V. V. OKINNEn. Agents.! Vg?t. O- It. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag AN. Salora Ore. J. II. Lothroi, Gon'l Agent, No. 185 Third 8t. Portland Or. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland and way BtatioiiB at 5:10 n. m. , 7:64 a. ra. and 4 :05 p. tu. Lv Portland.. 8:30 A M 6:30 i M 11 KW A M 10.83 P V 12:30 A M 13:00 P IT . 5;00 1' M :85 A 21 ' 1M P M 8!lS A M "6: A M 11:45 A U 9:00 A M 8:40 A M 733 A M 7:M A if 7.15 AM 9:30 A. M Lv Balem. Ar Ashland. Ar Bcrmento.. Ar Ban Krauclsco ArOgdou Ar fionvcr ... Ar Kansa, City.. Ar luicoxo. Ar Ion Anselcs...., Ar El Paso Ar Kort Worm.. Ar City of Mexico Ar Houston ... Ar New Orleuj Ar VMblnKion. Ar Now York rarF M . 6O0 P M fl.-OO V M 6;80 A M 10rfXM IJUAH 635 P M 0:41 A M 12 48 V M .6:30 A M 8A5 A M . 8.35 A M . 8SJ P M .642 A M .12,13 P K Pullman and TouriBts rare on both trains. Chair care Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso, and tourist care to Chicago, Bt. LouIb, New Orleana aud Washington. ConnCCUnu at Snn Frnnillspn nrltli aav oral steatnBhlp lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central tad bouth Amorlca. See Mr. w. w. Skinner agont at Salem btation, or address 0. H. MARKHAM, Q. P. A., . Portland, Oregon. Uregou Ste m MmA The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives cholco of two favorite roatoa, vti mo iuiui i-Auiriu fast lall Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Lings. No Change of Carss On the Portland-Chicago Special, 'tie finest in tho Woet." ' Equipped With! tlegaiit Btandard Sleepers. Pao New Ordinary Tourist Bloepora. Superb IJbrarr-Bnffet Cars. v grleu'llpWuners, Meals alaoarte. Free Redlining-ciwir Cars. S??for'5b.10 Cohca ani Hmokora. Kntlrol-raln t'ompletoly Vestlbuled. For further infnt-mpt.V. nn1.. t J R.NAGEL. RHVPnWm! Trav. Pass. Agt. Agent O. R, & N. 142 Third St. Portland Or. Salem "' " i Corvalis k Eastern Railroad TIME CAttD. No. 2 For Yuniilnu- r!n !eaVCS A,,baDV 15J: p. m iraln arrlvAu vir...i.. n., l No. i nnt":r: -",M,U" ! Leavea Yaqulna a-jOa.ro. ArK00,1119 .11:30 aim. NoAr3r,9rffi 12!,6p'ra' AerHV,e0Su an.y 7:00 a.m. YS?ff" " 12:10 p. w. fin Jin any 5:45 p.m. uneand two connect at Albany and ShrlSSr!" Jh SoutherD clflo trains, Hlre.c' service to and from New port and adjacent beaches. TAt?8f()r t,,e wountalDB arrive at ietroitat noun, Rivlotr- ample time nriMl ?amPng Kround8Von the iireltenbush and Santlam rivera the same day. KDWIH BTO.HJ UaaU A nt lony ',. Fw. M3SMi fit 0i Jjai,. iooi - V UM 10, A. R Or -nr. lwij $& I cars iva.s' yq W w c... uru9au Oregon PACkFB'S W a ynvig agwt and AltajrSv fa A. . IA $6707' "fOKNCo PlauiMd stH.1 W..rrla thai Law i trmtaaUm & lnstirUiil (TDWVi- av"c alii io uvmorw mm aVCtWIltm ft rt ui"l'8 lc call - R, Coopia Gen. Agt PorUand Oregon. maps tc call BfaJfWAV Kunnttv WkW fjffffx ifcfiri TOO0S