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FRIDAY, FED. 1, 1901.
Daily Cno Year. 3 OO In Advanoo
Dally Four Mirth $1 In Advance
Dally by Carrier B"o Per Month.
Woekly Ono Year SI.OO In Advance
McBRIDE'8 OPPORTUNITY
TO MAKE A ORACEFUL EXIT
With a positive strength of only 19
vote for senator, and bnvlnj? gained th
office, by the ieoiillar methods employed
in 1895,'lhere would appear to he no
senso in Senator McBrldo longer remain
nj away from ills official duties in the
hopo of ft ro-electltfti. He may be undtr
ohllir.atfon locthorsfocontlnoo the fight.
which tho puhlte knows not of, but so far
o his bavins prospects it is not In tho
cards. Hit only possthlo Interest and
prospect is to mako a good bargain
for himself and retire. It cannot bo pos
eiblo that ho can sec anything to bo
gained by aMlatlng a farther deadlock
or by farther disrupting his party.
Mr. MoBrldo knows something of tlio
treacherous elements tht a roan in po
litics encounters even among the oirelo
of his chosen associates. Ho knows that
continued holdup means n terribly
travagant legislature. Ho knows the cf
feet of such a fight under tho pretont
circumstances, when thoro seems to bo
no conservative clement In tho legtsla
turo to holJ down appropriations, He
knows that neither his forces nor Mr.
Cornell's aro In a position to refuse to
vote for almost any Job or appropriation
that comes up.
Mr. McBrldo stand well with tbo ad
ministration. To cntlnuo his light
against Corbett, with Simon already In
tho senate, and sure of defcat.lt would
look to an outsider as though ho would
Und a bflllnrchanco br retiring now
than by slaying In tho field with uncer -
iiltttlea on ovcry side. Hy withdrawing
end asking his supporters to go Into tho
regular Republican caucus ho would win
tho respect and good will of tho entire
parly and lose only among a guerilla
element who nro only waiting for an op
portunity to tlaughtor him as tlioy did
Polph. Mr. MoBrldo In privato life will
always regret that ho did not do this.
TMtt PORTLAND DIRKOT
PRIMARY MILL
This lias been Introduced by Hunt In
the Bfliato,ntil w tupp wo by some ono
in tho Houso. It ha tho ono murlt of
being voluminous, and employing labor
at tho state printing ofiko, ami the vlco
of wasting Ink and good- while paper
and tho limn of members who wadu
through Its pages trying to And out
what It moans. It Is not direct nomina
tion at all.
It provides the Impossible, the making
ola platform bytllrect vnto of the peo
ple, it is ltnx)sslbln to tall Just how
from read'ng It. If It wero called a bill
rendering It Impossible for tho people
to nominate candidates and adopt plat
forms Its title would toll m ro nearly
what it Is. Hut tho title Is nearly six
hundred words long.
Look at Kmo of tho provisions i boo.
5 declares that a person whose namo
has boon voted on at ono of theso Impos
sible prlmarioa and has not bcn nomina
ted shall not hi nominated for ofllco In
any other manner, Ye gods,what brains
It must tako to conceive legislation of
such a character I As though you could
legislate away the right of the pooplo to
mako any man a candidate for any ofllro
la any manner they saw (It, even if tlioy
wauled to tar ami feather him Into It.
HmUoii after smltou Is absurd, and
impractical. Section 8 Imposes a tine of
from (100 to(&00 ouanyperwu who
shall agitata to havo adopted or promul
gated any platform or declaration ol
nolUWal prinelpU uol adopted hi tbo
tiisnner provided In this bill
In otUr wonts, bouw bB-
im at tlutw tramplM on the right
ol the ppht, wo must adopt a tyran
nical and rklleulous system that will
Uo the hands of tho people
whether they see At to make um ol
tho tyrannical ami ridiculous srs
tout or wot. If you, don't see
fit to use this eumborsomo, uxpsnsite
x pvrimvut, you have no tights batovur
under Uie awulituttoQ to do anything,
This Mil maUa a mrn'sbialu tired tarsal
It and tm wHlni If be Is living lu a frw
wuutrywi lite vrg 1 the WwitttHh
ceulur. It m&n not la U permitted
to go tw second lead tag.
OliARCIti OF UIUMUKY
iNPUULIOMATTKRti
The Salem Dally gwittael, a paiwr '
l.l.tl.1,.1 ... ,1. I.I...I .,1 cv... . .
' ".v.niv, u m-H.iuf itf.
Brnl. and nuWisM by K II. Ptang
woman's Epsin
SmP 141 MK i hirk idiutr bH n
rf "Hits Ams jHMtm av
WfCV,
and a D. Irvine, Is making constant and
sweeping aharges of bribery in oonnec
tlon with the senatorial contest before
the legislature. Tbo Issue of 'Thursday
tells the public about as neatly as words
can express Idea or insinuation that two
of the Marion county members of the leg
lslature who aro supporting Mr. Cor
bett have been paid to do so. The gentle
men can defend theinrelves if called
npon to do so before a propir tribunal,
and thSihsfter is only referred lo here
bvcAUSftherols a great deal of this kind
o( talk at present irf'fconneetlotf with the
legislature.
8uch talk, unless backed up by fads,
It etf cheaps It is an eaiy thing said
that a member of the legislature has
ld his vol. It is easy to say a news
paper his boon booghtoff frjm .telling
the truth or has Dcen hired to pursue
a eortaln cotlrie. It is easy to charge a
state ofHefal with corruption. Much
like that was said about Governor Geer
the past two years. No fasU material
ixhig, the legiilature was lo bring forth
thu misslm? ficta bdtweon truth and
calumny, but they are still among the
things that have not materialized.
It is no unoommon remark for frai
humanity to make about the editor of a
paper that It disagrees with, that that
editor has sold out. Neither is It un
common to have a lawyer charged with
taking fees from both sides of a cato.
Legislators are accused of taking bribe,
right and left. Public officials in all
stations are subject to tho sarno random
charges, It Is no uncommon thing to
hear the statement that a rich criminal
cannot bo convicted, which is nothing
less than an accusation against tho trial
courts. It Is evon whispered at times
that a supreme court can be bought with
cold cash or for political favoritism
These things are' indulged In too freely
and too easily
Tlioy aro a blot upon
he men who Indulge in them, and no
' credit to our age.
Hot alter all allowance is mado for
human liability to error and Judgo
hastily and Jump at tho conclusion our
wishes would reach In spllo of tho
paucity of facts In any given caso, what
shall wo say of tho disposition to look
uiwii human nature nsnlways capable
of the worst? Does It not bollu the
experiences of the common run ol niun
kind, and tho teachings of history? Is
not the avurngo lawyer honest with his
client? Does not tho average physician
of any school really wish his patlont lo
get well and cut off his own fees for
attendance? Does not tho avorapo
legislator seek to benefit his constituent
rather than himself? Can thcro not be
honesty of purpose on tho part ol
meoiben of this legislature In suppo.t-
, .. n . . .. I
lug Mr, Corbett or Mr. MolJrlde?
Marlon county novnr had a set of men
In the logialaturo who stand bettor
among their 'neighbors, who aro more
highly esteemed whoro tlioy livo, or
who better bear their parts in their
several callings or more faithfully dls
charge their special duties to society,
thau tho prwont delegation of top
resentatlvoa and senators. They have a
right to differ In their vlowa without bo
lug charged with bribery or any ultoror
or degrading motive, (hut tends to dis
grace them In tho eyes of their families
or tho community. Wo do not say thb
because tlioy reipilro any defenco at our
htuds (or they do not, but to show In w
good men may Ikj unjustly aipersod for
no sufficient facts or reason whatever.
FRUU PUULIO UCHOOL LIURARIUS
Ono of the Ualeni public schools this
evening gives an entertainment (or the
benefit ol its frto library fund. Tbo
Lincoln school has for throo years main
talnod a free library for tho pupils and
tho patrons ol tho school. The children
lute had the use of about 300 books In
the school and havo taken them home
fr the family to read. While this
has been a small matter, hundreds ol
elilldren and wores ol hemes Iwvo been
brightened and benefitted by good
bwka. atxl young people hate foruuM
the reading habit.
The value of this Utile library has
been KWgnlied by the atkiiQwJedgHiiHit
o teachers ami prln4ls that pupiU
from the IJueoln solioals aro Utur
quipped In tholr knndk Kagllsh
ami general lutornulkw than thoe
fr in the same grade in thr wlwols
ftto yHing wauor wowan wk wirly
forms a love (or UUruUuo Is apt to b
uioasafe autl uneful olttian. , n
(kiusUo) or arrrtie InsUtHttou is
neislrtl fur the wan or wimhm who
early aAjulres the iadiu UaWl. Vlees
aiul lemptatiens ami xtiavajaKs have
.... ...
iiiue it umu such, llooli ato the
Ust wwwuw. ami the eheaiHMt
hkirk iUuiUc
UjwmJ
rriena
iWumm
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AIUM. 6.
things to buy and give to yoiiH PI1C'
A tfimmant should be started to give i
each ol tbo Saleni fHiMie tohools a free
library. Whether thef e is logiilatlon or
not it can be done ami the people of
Lincoln school havo shown how to do it
and if you aro interested as a parent or
teacher go ow Friday evening and sew
their library and hear their program,
and you will IvH&mo irtsplred with the
idea that a free library Is needed In each
eclool as mtiohas windows or a stove In
winter.
PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acls of Both Houses
Now in Session.
Ileuse--Thurs4y Afternoon
House mllad to order at -':80.
Hills on Third reading:
II. H. No m, by Montague, to expend
1000 for improvement of soda springs
arid grounds owned by stuto In Llni.
oonnty. Parsed.
II. IJ No. CO, by Draco, defining a
day's work Passed.
II. H. No. 70, by Hellkemper, for
bidding employment of aliens on puhlir
work. Ro-roferred to committee on
tabor and Industries.
II. II. No. 100, Heltkurnper, for pro
U'ction of union labels and trade marks
Passed,
Adjournment to 7:30 p. in.
Senate Thursday Afterooos
Senate rccon routed nt 2:30 o'clock.
ProMdont Fulton announce! tho ap
pointment of Senators Proebstol and
Williamson as members of joint com
mltteoto investigate Bchoot far tho
Blind.
II. IJ. No. 221, by Story, authorizing
Portland special tax levy. Passed.
fnder special order, JI. II. No, 4, by
Nichols, appropriating 80,000 for new
building and an annual npj roprlatlon ol
$25,000 for tho ugrlculturul college, was
taken up. Passed without desiont.
II. Ii.No. 25, by Harris, appropriating
f 17,600 annually for stuto university
Pissed.
If. I). No. 20, byMulkoy Incorporating
Falls City. PuimhI.
II. 11. No. 01, by Holtkumpor, prohlb
King harboring on Hunday passed.
Mulkoy offered H. 11. No. 103, provid
ing for nppolntmgntby superintendent
ol ponltontlary of a matron when
nocowaitry.
a. J. M. No. ,'D, by Mays, urging im
provemnut ofuipiar Columbia Itlver
by temoval of olmiintil obtirtuotloils
ulopted.
8, II. No. 101, by Wehrung, by requosl
To trgnlalo practice of voierlnary
riiirgeons wne introduced.
Bon a to ndjounicd nt 1 :15.
House Tburidsy Miht.
House called to order at 7 :U0.
Comtnl teu on enrollment roturnod II.
2l and '81, huvlng been correctly
mirolhxl, which were signed by the
speakor.
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H. IJ. No. WW. by Oeer. to amend
dbnrtnr laws of Hums.
fl. H. No. 3ol), by (Irnco, loincorpornto
Uiwnof Whitney, ILiker county.
Keeoud reading i
II. 11. No. Ml, Cnttauaoh, to In
orM)into Pralrio City. Iteferrod to
tweuly-elghlh district delegation.
II. U. No. is68, tv Oeer, to amend
charter Um n( Hums.
II. II. N. 'JW, by Uraeo. to Inoorporate
Whltuny, oltlt's and towns.
Third nvuliiigt
Tho following ehartur hills wore pass
ol. H. H. No. 163, Hmlth, of Marlon,
lluttovllle, incorporation.
II. II. No, IM, Miller, Alkali, amend
ing charter.
II. II. .No. 880, Keene, Stayton, In
corimrntlon. H. H. N. , Cattanaeh, Prairie City,
Incorporation.
II. U. No. 868. Giwr, Hums, auieiidlng
uhnrter.
II. II. Ko. aW.Oaeo, Whllnoy, In
corporation. II. IJ. No. m, Harrett, Oraulte. in-
melioration.
II. II. I0, MantaKiie, Ubanon, amend
liignhartur,
II. It. No. t!W, Poorman, St. Paul,
lneorMratlou.
11. II. No l0, Hrlgge, extend eorporate
limits n( Medfunl. Passetl.
Kllrlimrr Mmln Her Trtutltl,
llurtHg the Auckt-mMr war a smart,
food looking luarrltxl wonwu of about
30 years ot h otd ks a Peer spy.
She was uuirrM to a ltuUi etvll n
BlMew rvUK'Ht a( Jitttnnnwburg. nud
at th uutbrvak vf wur the "bIIhi"
lranaaU-rt seat her over the bonier
IttMinl "rtanwnu4" Mb MlnldUktd
tierwlf at Vfm 'IVwn hihI hmni wan
agHl to txtrnet lH(wrmatkm from Im
IwwsUHNbl ltttjisMt lUHwro. A romv
leuUut wan Hwt this elar woman
In Vhw Tiwh aaltl:
"WUitu lril Kltehwier of Khartum
rrte,l Ih Africa, itbe vmii ta m
Ww. ror ah Uw that If abe eovhl get
UiaWe ht U euuW luaru all
thlapa. KtM NMile It hr twalueas lo
mm eaMially Ih eottUct ultb the
ICyp(tMu 0mx. zu ran her eyj
er tilt tall (rauHt gr. the ruggviL
faea. Sae loVM Ht the irow.
hviiI. all iMKtiMC ami kuew ot a
gbtttv that 1m w tc to faee with a
uiiiHttm MroMgar than hr own. and
mitUMit would Itulurw bar to g Bear
Ul attain Ttuu u the WMt dagw
MW man in Hrtiala.' he mM. 'I ht
If 1 w wHuih tU siMilew of
4lh wJmw I aut ir Mm. iu la a
whh ftr huw to cwmutfi. N9 wMtau
h naeb itlw ta u Mm. lie vM
rvl mt liko an immm hook la n lutur.
au.1 I Uttv be xvkl ifct wo aa b
Hvakl lMt a Kattr If Im eaMrnt mt
rv.1 Uau.l,I. huj try u Mkir
but not tbt Viai HwU'i bd. Na
(MtiK he wvMiVi asuM(Mr In ha mm."
ITUUKISH BATHS
I
WILLAfrlETTB HOTEL
J0UKHAL -X-RAYS."
..
IB Sirs, waiion naoie vu wuio "
dlmensloni of her uame?
No Nlcargan canal legislature thla
w,on loo many .m,B.r-M .
I .- 1 as in 1
e
Albany Demecrat: Tho stuto Printer
is now having a fat take, and the legls
1 iture will maku due provisions 'for him
fjr the coming two years?
S
Uaker Uepublican: Tho next United
States senator from Oregon, after the
next election, will bo a democrat, should
tbo republican rnojorlty fall to rulo in
their present legislature.
Hoseburg Itevlew: Tho littlo townfc
of Ashland and Grants Pass aro agitat
ing tho numbering of tho houses in thoeo
place?. Tho city of Hoseburg had that
work done many years Ago,
Albany Demecrat: Iho action of tho
rialern Jouhnal in supporting Corbett
hasgotton wmo of tho val'oy paperc
after it red hot. The Cottage Grove
Leader says:
About the only sorvlco the Capital
Joujinais X Hay columns havo been to
the country is to throw tho light upon
its editor in such a manner nu proves
him to not only a hide bound repub
lican, but also one of tho Bcott-Corbott
push. Notwithstanding tho pretensions
toward political reform during tho past
lour years, his sheep'H clothing was too
thin to withstand tho penetrating rays
of his own artificial light. Wlnlo ho has
nucceeded in gulling the reform forces
ol Oreuon for a whilo and tilling his
pockets with tho shekels of his demo
cratic, populist and silver republican
dupes, his support of Hon. ilonry W.
Corbett for tbo United tjlatoa Honate,
and whoso only qualifications aro his
wealth and devotion to tho gold stand
ard, shows up tho Jouknal man in his
truo light.
Will you follows kindly toll us whoro
any other candidate but Corbett nUmls
m ri is furs In irrAflt nnl tt fitn 1 rnmmnplral
- ...ft. ftUHviMibl WUIIIU.VI.V-1,
or financial .inosllon? Como, now, wh.t ,; nm Laundr' hn's 'en
are their Ideas? Or do they Just want nued them b) reduce tho prices on flat
tho office? Put up or shut up. I work In dozonlots, Sheets 2c, slips 4
Rectlrs To The Mew York.
HrtooKi,T.v, N. Y., Fob. 1. Tho repairs
to tho cruiser Now York havo been
completed. They wore to havo taken 18
mouths. It Is imposed that sho will bo
sunt to China to rollovo tho Brooklyn.
ffasffipsa$g&Mi
Ilcadaclic.blllousucss.licarttnirn.lndl
ceatlou, anJ all liver Ills are cured by
Wood's ' Pills?"
Cold by all dmxclstl. 29 cents.
VOTE FOR' PRINCIPLES
NOT FOR PLUNDER
Fundamental American Ideas
Selection of an
Vote for a man who will' labor to
.Nicaragua canal entirely under the control of our government.
Vote for a men who will opposo the ulgantlc timber land steals by non-
fitstiiont corfiorntlons and syndicates holding only for speculation.
Voto for a man pledged to securo appropriations to open and keep open audi
harbors us Ynqnina bay nud Coos imy'and the wholo Columbia.
Vote for a man opposed toshipnlng subsidies, bountios to special Into
and especially the Hnnna-Pnyno ShlpkHubsidy bill.
Voto for a man who favors restoration of American shipping by removing
restrictions on commoreo, especially with our own possessions.
Votnfor a man who will labor to uphold tho national credit and keep all our
paper, silver ami gold money good without bond Issues.
omior a man who favors forming our
ann teii-siiBiaining territories, limtOad of government by commissions and
military rule.
Members of the Oregon leglslatnro without regard to party should voto' for a
maim ho has posltl? convictions on these-policies ol greatest public Interest to
tho entire Pacific coast.
Tho people of Oregon will not excuse or Justify further holding up or dead-
.m;..iiik ui me legislature in tr.e tntorest of faction or for tho personal advantago ol
any candidate. IDEAS ARK GREATER THAN MEN, AND PRINCIPLES
ARK GREATER THAN THINGS.
Majority Accept the Viva Voce
auu oeverai
In the Regular ltepubllcan caucus
Thursday nt o'clock, resolutions wero
adopted removing tho last lormal objec
tions tthioh tho anti-caucus members
have to going Into the aonatorial oausu
by adopting the following.
The Ketolutlosi Adopted.
"Whereas we, tho maloril vol Repub.
liouu members o tho legUlaturo havo
OTiiiiHtMiiicMtcus lor the puriosdrof
naming aeaiwlklitto for UiiIuhI Htates
senator, lw sIhhiM Ihi tho canuidatti of
tho whole party, acting through
.i T'"". ,ttlul oprisenttlves
iu the Oregon lugislaturt); and
"Whereas, a inliiontr of tho narty
niniUrsliii In tlio Ugilature has
withheld itsprvwioo from our confer
neve, and embarked un an ob
atruetlve policy that thrtutena a pro.
traetM and uteJeai Senatorial drad
Unk, InvoliHg the certain defeat of
UM-ful and iimHMiry legislation, em
barrawitwg thu state iroverument In tha
harmmitoHs ami effective admlnlatra
Uoit of it fHiwtkiws, ImiHHilhng tho
biiwt mbJw Interests and last,
tbough ot least, leenln hIi . .!
jWrbJ fetie4ial ethim In tho Repub
Hohii iwru . ami
n.2i l ti1 hM .V0 n'nateAl to us
tbftWKb vnrtoMimlibht sourooathat tho I
Roll of Honor of Forty Members Who are Participating and
Will Abide bv a .Majority Viva Voce Vote.
Sttatm.
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&. B. JOUBI'lil.
T. ft. JOHNSTON.
W. W. d'BlWRU
KO. W. pKOrjRSrBL,
A. 0 MARTBRf, N
KUftweuilui.
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ROTH TOWNS WANT
run rniiNTV QPAT
1 III-. UUUI I I U"
Special EleCtlOIl Will be Of-
M
. j Mal,ieUr
Vale Resists Ontario's effort
to Secure the desired
Preference
The good peoplo of Malheur county
are not disputatious on ordinary occas
ions but there Is a fight on thero now
that has split the county up into factions
anu cians anu rivalry uuicch mc ....rv.
ing towns of Ontario ond Vale la In
creasing in fervor as tho days slip by.
It is the question of tho location ot tlio
county seat; at present Vale is the
proud possessor but Ontario llauntfl tne
fact that It is tho only town in the
county that is on a railroad and is fight
ing to have tho seat of local government
removed
Delegations from both factions have
been In Salem for somo days and hove
been approaching tho- legislators asking
that their particular town bo favored.
Representative Geer of Malheur has in
troduced a bill in houso which will
solve tho question and at tho same timo
does not commit him to a personal pre
ference It provides for a special clec
tlori to bo hold next Juno, and tho town
receiving tho majority will win out.
Vale sneers at tho importance attached
to the railroad by tho Ontario sup
porters and allegos that despite that fact
Itwillboneccosary for tho majority of
tho population of tho county to pass
through Vale enrouto to Ontario, which
mean Increased mileage fees and ex
penses while no tangibla good would
result from tho romovnl.
..- --.al MnM1n i1n.,1
eco tlio reduced rates, i nono in.
1 If
OjCUSTOItllu.
Btx ti,, , .he Xirul vi Have Always BoufcW
Removal Notice.
Tho undorslgned has moved his wagon
shop from No. 45 Stato street to his now
building, tho first door south of the Ha
ir m Steam Lauudrv, 210 Liberty street,
whro 'ha will welcome
old and now
patrons in want ol good work in ins lino.
Tol
lephono 2033.
P. J. Lahhen.
121 tf
That Should Control in the
Oregon Senator.
secure tho earliest construction of tho
Island possessions into eolf-governlng
Method of-Votinr-on Senator
win join.
minority has declined to join us in cau
cus for tlio reason that it fearod tho
method of a secrot ballot would be adop
ts and enforced, in toloctlnga candid
t?.iV?.r u,,ltel 8'ttt Senater: and
" hpreas, It has never been the pur
poso of tho majority to adopt any
nwthcHl ol voting not ngreoablu to the
Hepnbllcan caucus, or any considerable
minority thereof, aud It has never been
coiuinlttwl to any method of voting
whatever, therefore, inasmuch as its
l uriHM.ua imvo oen mistaken and its nt
titudo aa to tho
bolt
ballot misumlorstood,
"Resolved, that we, tho majority,
deolani that tho viva voco met tod of
j. . . iracvii gr exctieo
imyexistfortho minority not assem-
bling with tho majority in formimr a
commote and elTectivo caucus of the M.
whole nr V we i , K- ,...!...,. ,' t
dividual! and collectively that tho
.. ""iramiK rar U ii iiei Mates
. .. r . "h-v" " "'mill a rifo anion '
to that effect, and faithfu Iv .nTi,.
"J "ffll,".r.
oi mo loreiroinK preamble ami reolu.
.. . . ... umt , Mill mnv n
" veyeU to every m-mbur of
,U KoMibln minority."
A. II. RUCK,
, n. ii win.'
. A. CARTKR,
8K. D. RRIQGS,
. i Hawkins.
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The dial of the nunch-
injr machine on't
nnsupr that question.
Strength depends on?
stomach and other organs of digestion
nnd nutrition arc diseased, the body fails
to receive its full supply of nourishment
and hence grows weak. That is why no
man is stronger than his stomach.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and the
allied organs of digestion nnd nutrition.
The food eaten is then perfectly digested
and assimilated nnd tlie ixKiy i maue
strong iu the only possible way by nu
trition. I wai troubled with Indigestion for about two
veoro," write Wm. Dowker. F , of Jullaettn.
Latah Co , Idaho. "I tried different doctors nnd
remedies but lo no avail, unlit I wrote to you
nnd ou told me what to do. I -uffered with n
twin In my utomach and left sloe and thought
(hat It would kill mc. Now I nni Kind to write
this and let you Uuow that I am all right. I can
do my work now without pain and I don t have
that fired feeling that I used to hae. Five bot
tles or Dr. rlcrce's Golden Medical Discovery
and two vlal of his 'I'kasant rellets cwed
me "
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver.
Correspondent wanted In ever city,
town nnd villages in America. Newspa
per nnd other work. Experienced and
Inexperienced. Good remuneration.
News nnd stories wanted. For particu
iara oddresi Tho Bulletin Press Associa
tion, New YorkJ 1 10 tf
Oil Under The American Flag.
New York, Feb, 1. Tlio Standard
Oil Company's four-masted stuol ship
Astral will sail In nfewdoyfor Japan with
1,500,000 gallons of oil. Tho Astral was
launched iu December at Arthur Sewall
& Co.'s yard, nnd Is tho llrst sailing
sMp of the Standard Oil Company fleet
to fly tho American flag.
iCOUGH SYRUPi
cures Hncklnp; CourIib,
Boro Lunga, lironchltlR.
Clrippo, Pneumonia nnd
nil Hovcro luntrnflectionB.
why then rink consump
tion, n slow, fltiro donlh ?
Tnko wnrnlng 1 AH at
oncol lluy a bottlo of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
a doctor'u prescription,
used over CO years. Pricp,
only 25 cents. Insist on
having IU Don't bo im
posed upon. Rcftieo tho
dealer's BtibsMttito; it ia
nob oh good aa Dr. Bull's.
Salvation Oil cures Rheumatism
Aches and i'alitl. lSA23ct$.
imouiwy
Chafing Dishes
We have a few left.
What will you give
for one?
Come and see them.
R. M, Wade & Cq
Ealom, Oregon.
Chattel Mortiatf Sal
Pi01?' hero,,y KiVB." thal .v virtuoof
S,0!'01'6! nmrljrago of date AuK;. 34. 1809,
tiled in tho Recorder's ollieo of Marion
g0""1)" Oregon. August 30. 1809. volumo I
2, lW 170 Gueu by Fmnk J. I
""'"" unit,, io ecouro tie
Wnwnt of $1000 00 with interest at 0
l Pr annum from date. h JwinL
,"e.rwn' I will soil t public anc.
on to t hu hi..l.M. i.i.i.i. ill "..,"".c '
': '
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ia,l on day ol sale.
, " "" ranruarv -itli. 1001 at
"" m mmihii as me F K ki.i
ridge home farm ihoiii. fi.V .liil. .. ... '
r ! f Uu""ie J '- CountyroVe':
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BUSINESS CARDS
C. JH. OIACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Koono, of
White Conie: Salem Or. Parties desir
ing superior opa- itions nt moderate fee
in any branch aro in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1071.1
ItOOMS 1 AND 3 OKAY ULK.
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Orejon
Term opens Sept. 24.
rvtmnininrntirananr study Normal. Jlnslncss
Common fechnol, HlRh school, Klocution, Music
and Art. Kull Faculty Hatlsfctory work.
Bend lor circulars.
A. J. GARLAND.'A. M. Principal
THE WILSON
18 Center Street, Salem Ore. Rooms lBc
and up. Hoard by tho day or week.
Lodging 15c, 20c and 25c. Rooms for
housekeeping nil furnished. Piano free
for patrons of tho house.
Elias Downs, Prop,
Something New
I havo placed iu my shop n tolo
phone. If you wish mo to
do your voric ring up 2853 mnin
line, Wo do nil kinds of enrringo
work nnd blacksmithing. Horse
shoeing a specialty. If you can
not brim: I ho work to tho shop
I n ill sen J for it. : : : : :
JOHN HOLM
First Door South Salem Hotel lllfh St.
OFFICE, CITY HAL.L.
For wntor feervlco uoply at offlco
Hills payable monthly In advanco
Make all complaints nt tlio omc
S, C, STONE. M. D,
Proprletorjol
Stone's Drug Store
8ALKM, OKKGON,
The item (two In number; nro located at
No. '235 and 343 Commercial ttrcet, and aro
well itookcd with a complcto lino ol drugisml
mollclnis, toilet nrtlclcn, porfinnvry, Lruilii'i
otc, oto., etc
UIl. BTONE
Has had aomo 23 years oxpcrlenio In Ibe prac
tice otmedtcluo and now makca no charge for
oonmlutlnn. mamlnattnn nrprrwcrlptlon.
Get u Prciuitim on
HT i nu i 1 7rih 'Y ( STATE
umtimsr
fllirhest rash nilco imiil nt Gilbert
Bros. Hank, opposito Grny Bros. Hold
government licenpo us dealers In nil
kinds of securities. u io tl
Salem Soap
Works
Tho proprietor of tho Salem Soap
V orka has theco operation of tho dealers
Consumers who doalro a .ilrst-class
soap will
Encourage Home Industry
Ky ordering Balem-mudo soap
SOULE 3JBOS,
Piano Tuners and Ilcparers
PORTLAND ORE.
r, For,.S,?.1.9m.?nd. vicinity leave orders at
Goo. Will's Music Storo.
Old Post
. OfficeStables
Aro largo ant havo roliablo attend,
ants, your team boardod by tho woek or
day. Good teams for hiro. Prices rea
oonablo, our patronage solicited, aui
H. M. Brown
. 52 Ferrv Preet.
Money to Loan
On improved farm and city prop
orty at lowest current rAtos.
T, K. FORD
Over I.add A Rush's Rank.
WK
WHPM VATT niv
irnTTn
YOUR irflOil MiONPY
1UUft UJJU MUlKilI
rr tt twkot Eat. vou nalnrnlK. n,i
ve - nr..i .". : J0U natrallv and
viirr nr..i VU """"Hiiv ami
hut !Zly WB"t.,t0 8 over ,'10 roo
V.'.V " Biveyoa ,e very bestaccomo.
to malr your ticket reci via tho g
GREAT
HOCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Salem tor Co.,
,,i , f.5. wPkr "personally eo.ulnn.i
bs sArAi-"
?&w&J&i
ffi'S.'S'Sff wpfv-Kffii
'mjeviathHU;rii u,,Ka8o 'vttiiout
..; cs' ..?.."" Tiitoit
, Ikwton. ThZ.' .". wri car for
broad i,iiw."' "W'K w rv
il ... 1 V "hCTi mm
l.r's and maw.nVrVh.
'B.H wforinaUon. .. ,.
-.....
5. LUUHER Dun I.-.
Portlaud oVa' llA
II Kr7& ii
Dcprt
for
TIME SCHEDULE
from L'orilahu.
Allli
'
fihleaeo Salt iJike, Denver Ft. Wtfrth
I i Htm
Sotcial Omaha. . Kanana .City, Bti
Omaha. Kanana. City,
Iouli,Uhlcaao ana EaaW
V:i6 a.rn
RnO
Sp
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Walla Walla, BrjpkAnp, Mlnna-
Fly bt.
apolls,.Ht..i'auuuuiiuni Mil
naukee Chicago and etui.
6:00 pm
a. tg,
8.)
Allan
He Ex.
VIA HUNTINGTON
9 p, m
DHKA N HTEAJIHHllfJ.
8 pm.
For Ban rauolanOf, ,
nail utvij "T" mcjb.
8 p m.
ox. Hun
10 p, m.
COLUMBIA RIVEIt
HTHAMKUB
4pB
ex Bui.
fo Astoria and way Landing
WILLAMETTE KIVKtl
Vnr I'nrtlaud.Nonbcre and fftv
if t
Icave
daya aud Haturday nt 0W a m 6 p a
Monday, Wednesday, Friday Moa
in a m. Uf1
lAiimnirs. 1UOSUBTB. lIlUri'lKM
Balcui
For CorvallU and way points KtU
llliisdayn, inurauars aim skim
urday, at 1 p m '
WILLAMETTE HIVEH DIVISION.
BoaU to rortlaud as abore. , Trantleri
mrcet car lino at Oregon City tf tho atciunoinr.
delated thoro. Tlokoia to all points Iu Ore
WMlilUKtOn, uauroruia or ino llaa umia
checked through from Balem free. Choice
rail or river routo to Portland. Connectlci
mado at 1'ortland with all rail, odcan and rlTW
Unes. W II. HUttLnuim
Ocn, Pans Agt , Tortland Or,
Q. Jf. I'OWEKB,
Agont, Trado Btrcct dock, Balem,
City ticket and freight offlco 216 Commercial
POSSIBLY
You aro not nwnro of tho fast timo &r.d
superb sorvico now afforded by tho
a picto"
2. WB HAVE . ft
Daily Fast Trains r
TO THE EAST.
If you cannot tako the morning q
travel via tho evening train, iicik us
finely equipped.
"Our SpecaMes"
Fast Tfmo, Through Sorvico, Pullman
Palnco Hleepors, ruiimnn xounat aotp,
Via. x iiuiijuii i-tuuio j4iviij vimuj vt
..-- ir.illinn n I lltniH B llmrt nlf fl TAtnl f '--
and I'too Kccllnlng (Jlmtr cars,
Hours in timo aavoil to u-na Chic
ago, Kansas City, St juts, Now York
Boston, nnd oth.. eastern nointe.
Tickets good to Salt Lnko City and
Denver.
It is toyour Interest to uao Tiik Ovii.
LAND J.IMITKI). 11CKUIS UnU BlUOBln,
car berths can bo eccurcd from
W. W. SKINNER,
Agont P. P. U
Or Guy Powers. AuYt. 0' R. & K.
Salem 0r.
J. II. Lotuiiop, Gon'l Agont,
No. 135 Third St. Portland Or.
S
SOUTH AND EASE.
VIA
Souther) Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
iruuiB it-uve oniem tor roriianu anu wit
ebttiona at 5:40 a. in. ,7:51
a. m
asi!
i :uo p. in.
I.T Portland,
MA M
11.00 A M
12.30 A U
, 60 P M
.MPM
swn
Lt Salem.
Ar A6hUurt
Ar Bcrimcnto..
Ar 8au Kranclnco
ArOgiton ,
Ar Bearer.....
ArKania, city
iu.m r i
12.-03 ?J
IMil
8:UAI
.. 6:45 A M
- 9.00 A M
.. liii A M
7J6 A M
ZTssnr
- 6O0 P M
. 8.30 A M
.M A M
. 3.35 A i
. 631 P it
- 6 12 A M
.12; 13 P M
Iran
6.40 A 1 ;
735 A I
9:301)1
Ar vaicago.
Ar loa Aneelea !
Ar Kl Paw
Ar Fort Worm
ArcityofMoileo..
Ar Uoutton ..
Ar Now Orleans...
Ar Waahlnirton
Ar Now York -,.,..
7.-00 A I
6-00 PI
6.80 A 1
10.30 A II
S.UAI
63iri
6.4111
nun
Pu lman and Tourista care on both
trftine. Chair cars Rnnnimnntn In nlii
and El Paso, and tourist care to Ghictgo,
bt. Louis, New Orlc4manM.Wiuhliiginn.
Connecting at Ban PrnnillRM nrlM r
eral stoamehip linos JorvHontAnVi,
Japan, China, Philippinoar jOoptral ul'
""u a uturica.
bee Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at Bali
uutuuu, ur ftuuress
ri IJ llimrni.r r -n .
v. n. JIIAIVIVIIAJU, V. A A'l
PorttaailOrtoD.i
Oregon Short Lfoe Railroad
TheDIreotRoutata
Montana, Utah. Colorado
and all Eastern Points.
,1 Gte,cnh!t! of two favorite routes, ol
tho UNION PACIFm Rnut xrii rUt
nrlhARInni)ivnt.i a i!ti.." ' i
ni ocumo ijtns.
No Change of Carsi
On the Portland-Ohlcago -8peclal, "Hij
finest in the West." iv"i j
Equipped With
Kjegaut SUadarU Sleepors.
I.,!le .T.OnWnary TourUt Bleepen,
Rn,LI,'ifl,rv-Uuffe Cars.
!-Kinp,?l?Dersi Meals a U carte,
tree Rec Inlng cliair Cr.
Comfortahlc Coaches ni Hmnk.
uniire Train Completely Veatlbulel
. lor...rtho' InformatJoa'aDDlv
J.H.AAUIi.L, GUYPOWKR8
Irav. Pass. AKt. Atrent O. R. & N.
M8 f Third St. Portland Or. Sales
Corvallis & Eastern Railroal
rrOUS,OAIlD.
No 2 For Yaqujea:
Train leaves Albany 12:45 p. a
1 tain arrl vea Yaqul na . 6:45 p.
No. 1 Returning:
tei8 covins : : ; ,u:3o . .
Kn"'-.". "RIr 12:16P',D'
v. o n ssn spi - vv
I l fc
-.-. w .u, ycireit:
A.rh Albany 7:00 a. P.
Arrives Detroit.. .11:20.
"Jves. Albany 5:45p.g
fwninnd fwo connect at.Alhaoyw
port aud adjacent beaches. ,
.trains for tha ......,. apiTu
Detroit at noon. Klvlnir ample U
ILit" campinff erounds od W
iirelteribusUttad Santlam rivers V
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1 iiF
Srttirf'
'&.
Q. M. POWEES
AgentORiNCo
Balem Or,
saaeday.
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