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THE DAILY JOURNAL
BY HOPE! BROTHSftfl.
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1901.
bally Ono Year, 3.oa In Advance
' Dally FoMr Mentha 9MA Advanets
'Dally by Carrier 60o Pir Month
WeklyOnYarSI.OO In Advanca
SHORT BDITOHIAL3 - .
POR BUSY PEOPtE
Became Oregon baa a def retire lyttem
,'ofaneumentandUxaUon. the 8ale&
ClthcBi' adminlitratlon Audi itaelf
meral ihouiiand (foliar abort la it rev
enue for the current yoar, and an oc
cupation tax 1m been framed and U to
bl dkcusBod In a public cmIoq of the
i5nrfl and citlten Uil orenlne at the
city hall. The preient adminlitratlon
ha Hred U Icily wltliin IU pledget. Hut
bocauto of an aaeeMment eyatem
that I thoroughly anllqaaUJ
and rotten, Taluatlon In the city hare
again been run down .300,000, when or
orbody know that property la just
valuable, and In tho more farored aec
ttoca has modo aabatantlal a-Jranco the
pait l year. But the aateaament
iyatem I a political and partisan one.
The party electa th county aaaetaor in
each county and ho moat appoint the
party workers to do fhe auetslng. If
the people elected the precinct ameaor
and an equalised raluation were put on
property belore It la Hated, in place of
thla tloughtagoffofralres.and tit.dodg
In, we would hare conaUntly lucre
Ing totals ol property for purppee o
aateeament and constantly reduced
levies. TheBalem elty government is
not at all to biamo for the shortage ol
revenues. Thoy could not foretee thai
values would be reduced 1300,000 by
asseMmentand to escape paying slat
taxes. An equitable occupation tax, It
such can be framed, seem to bi
the only escape from a shortage
"3ipls lights, um service, or
salaries be cut. But if there be
a shortage thaCltiioas admfmatratlon
wilt not be to blame. Put the blamt
where It beloeg. A long as the leg(
lature does not rite to the neoMsitiea ol
the occasion arid etva the people a juat
.system o) sitesslng Slid eqoiJUlag prop.
trtjjeMHuloulQoiwill arlU'auiit
hi perhaps best that Baleio, Portland
and., othar coma unities Le brought
face to face with the lastter.
aod cease atehwork where a
uadamcntal reform is needed.
41 Ti( JouKMjfc Bat tvbuipllid a lltt of
TUieSaleRJ bus!tw4 oceupaUonsllnfthe
&Zt&nA Ii nMfVtfaiPitilfi Mtn. butlua
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it finds Uj 'allewing:
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7 Flahand Meat tnarkats,
3 HoUls,
3 Building mater Isli,
7,J.lrery stables,
t.BalUlBrSjto rent,
4 Harness i.
6 Cigar storea,
2 rornuare,
S PhotograptMirs,
M 8 MaebiB sUoim,
8 kailro.! tleket ofBV
3 Ctothlng stores, 7
S a Bash and doors, ,
H 2 In works,
10 Physleiana.
& Drvscoda.
fi Jawalers,
0 8oood hand atorw,
Conem krs,
Z OowlioQ arul Frwlt,
7 Kbovs and repairs,
6 Denial parlors, '
4 HeUarauU(
17 Insuraae sgenta.l t;
4 Brokars, "
10 Oroeorie.
1.1 Baloona.
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12 Board and iodglog Iuusm.
8 Heii Wool, a.ft. ",
JSBLHft- ,-f,s
8 BAtWrshotia. , i
fi PiiiiBbars. V 1
Bteysjl&l6 TjSr 'y
1 flewlag SaoUlBe rJ5iiV
3 Tallekm.
8KMlUte,
1 Jiiry. 1 '
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tMilhMiwy. t .
S itacket ator,
SNuaJc- stores.
1 Junk dealer
4 K4 d fed.
8 Hardware and stores.
4 WafrtwiBBkon,
4 DfUfttore.
3 Jftsaks.
J M1 fJPTr j a
TNSaVIW4ffKU oejuoaduaU
4 ll M ky'no Wswi a xtouiiletQ as
ZTii JcwhwI will wk.it.Ufeio It it
t!irwali--fgei in, SWW. fr8oBje ttieae
' tlwuty jyinf tax to, the farmer
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i& to . mmmm
flew CAt
YP-te
$
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'ShbaiUer$Mr coat cut ciose
. jtabc . . i ..
P,wrJtti?"ha rtrtrf
llceae, and It aoald iom lo be a qae-
tlon of extemiro? the priaelple ratlwr
than adeptlnit anew Mea. T-ere are
neveral waya of lajinff an eoipatlen
taxOne Is to create a monopoly and
ahntoot coaipeUtlon and iraaU.deaIer.
Iut Idea will not Ond )r here be
cause we are all mall potatoee Ib a
certain war. The other plan ll to tax
arerjr penwn who doet bojlnees In the
cltr. Another ii to tax only thoee who
hold a franohlte or pririlfge to transaet
bdnlncOT In the eltr, nd ( that- Hit le
Included only the who bur and Mil
article not thow who render a eer
rlco la labor Hko a barber,
tii.Vimiih. tailor or leweler, en'
jji a privilege and franchlie that
ii lubject to a ipecfal Ur In mot cltlei.
Let tho matter bo fully dfajUMed and
let tho common eeneo and good builnee
Judgment of the entire community bo
conildered and coniultod and the result
will bo more latlifactory than If any
one pcraon's particular Idea Ih carried
into efleot.
Tho cloud are rolling by lor thla sec
tion of Oregon. It I eallmatod that
WOnewbulldlnej are going up In Tort-
land, many of them good bualneoa bulld
Isga, Uough moat ol tho residences are
iroall. The fact aeein to lo that the
gssaHer property owners and bulinoe
people are eaere proaperona than the big
holders of capital and real estate.
HKfeBey j,M d0t ben profllable and land
and oity projerty have not tteen pro
ductive o( revenues. With a fine proa.
pectfor all kinds of crops Uil part ol
Oreaon has a very bright future. About
two good lull crops all around;al lair
prices would plare Uio Willamette valley
on it feet la a manner that would.cauio
thonadvo'tdifllleand the newcomer
to gq wild with delight.
Tills section has soon Its highest taxes
and ita deepest tiopretilon, Whilo levies
are high, vahes aro abnormally low
except upon Improved (arming lauds.
But the ptoplo only learn hyexperience,
and they will havo to experience the
bitter fruits of taxdodglrtg and unequal
aasessmonts and "political" lilting ol
property before they get their eyes open
and quit fooling with tho question. It
should not be forgotten that lit oity and
county nd school mattera all tho high
taiMoretbe rejiiltjtj oxtravsgsneo
and urtbualneaiUke. uiatiageiueiit In the
pHat-Buyelri'pftila VftleU rhmo
present kickers were tho benutlolariM,
H9 9taj liitelllgunt and t h of ul
minded people not Uk 4 tooil burial and
cloBdjr a yiow but travnjy look the facta
Ju 0ielfape andliiot lossjslght of the (act
that good government and public econ
omy go ha ml lu hand This city and
county and wheol diatrlot werepluiigel
in debtvwlUn there wu far leea
publleeoBoleuso'arnuse4tiar thero lis
beeu lie past ef yeara, when Vo have
been laying off debts aud introduotng
bnalnasa inolhods. The various polltieat
ring that treated those debts have been
ohoktd off and are not running thing.
Ho one Is praiug to run theatiiioty,
4ty or sohoohlistrUt in dsbt. ThlprV has
been eonstant nxlustloa of intoimt get
ting onto a cash baaia aud living with
in our Income. That la the feeling at
Salem at present.,
TMRJODaxiLhasooutendeB earnestly
for all these rohrma aaU It ihll oun
tluue to do 4. The (neada of go) xuv
srameut hate not always agreed on all
dsUll but la tk6j.tfgreat they have
lined up iu a olld phaUnx whenever
any substantial forward step ould b
taken. lUy are net Ke4u tadtvMe Ihetr
!&tv orer e matter when they ean
agree ami aocwuitJlsli resuHa for the bet
terment of unauoUl aud poltUeal eeadi
Uoii's in nine other matters. The neblett
quality o( American U their ability to
lay aaida minor dlffereueea aud eronal
fydnteni aud Vork fr (lie prometlon of
Uie eoKtmott gol, 11 srritbaokv4 by
the best Intelllgencit and good will of the
neighborhood will Hit any coKiwmiUy to
athlgliee I'iaiieol proiwlty and will
bvereuawfail wataoloa to suoom with
fadivUfuaUoreoBif3imlei,' "
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wjtual loliiHAJ.ljuer
hvi havfii elMiied orrrT'
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It U bo vAmAoD. yt Ift It Ut "
UNCLE SAM'S SPOTTERS. f
EtptrtmUr the Man In Knroj Who
Look Ont Par Nojll".
"Uncle Bam'a large and well organ.
Ixcd scret sTlcfl,,' wys B. II. Adams
Id Alnslee's. "Is made up mostly of
Bw who come properly unoxr me
hoad of (letecUves vHU police, power,
but it has IU cla of boon, flHo rpot
tern, whose entire duty It Ib to Ingratl
nte tbewwlve with persona suspected
4(Sm vlflfr dHpw to evado tbo1 ctwtoro
howw diiUps and to warn tho baggage
hwctors at this ond of Uio Impend
Ibk swindle.
"In clereruMW, addrea oad adapta
bility the secret Borrlce apottcr la easi
ly at the kad of bU profesion and
..vrti ranlu with Uio trained oxpertB of
tlte Kuropean diplomatic corps. It is
wjt!al that be should be a man of
! wrld. for be must awoclato with
ill k'ods of people on equal terms. He
hms no flxed aboda, but Uvea In va
riotMi Lurvpui caHtals when he Is
not on shipboard, where he Is ranch of
the tlinp. He mnst never 1ft himself
be In the Bltehtost degree Buspoctcd.
f"7hvta Is always a number of those
airntfl in Paris, because of the great
American trade there. Thoy live at
Uiefashlonable hotois and lire tho life
apparently of flaneurs nnd Iwulevar
dlers. In all linos of trado that concern
dutiable goods thoy aro experts, and
no Inre purchase by un American In
Paris Is unknown to them. Their cir
cle of acquaintance is enormous, but
nobody knows them for what thoy arc.
In ono way or another they contrive
to mnko tho acquaintance of nny por
son whom they suspect ami unostenta
tiously hut unremittingly trail him.
"Many a time some man who has
made a heavy pun-haw? of diamonds
or Isees nnd ho disposed them that
he felt sure of being aide to get them
through the port undiscovered hna
been passed on tho dock by a chance
acquaintance of tho voynge ovor who,
unson, preAsea a little uoto Into the
hninl of tho customs InwH'Ctor; That
nolo tells alt that the wily nmnggler
would wish to keep nccret, nnd his
baggage Is inorellewdy ransacked until
tho hidden articles aro brought to
light Ho has bcn followed over by
tho spotter. Men omployed In this lino
get good pay-ni high as $10 a day
but It cost them much to live In tho
umuwir In which they must main
tain themselves."
Allnvfrd I'lrntr "fTlitif,
Spc-nklng of Uie late William Trover
leads me to remark Umt, so far aa I
am iMjnsonally aware, only one of Uie
classic stuttering stories nbout him is
actually truo. I had tho lienor and
happlniMNi to rwdd nt Newport for n
year or so once, and at the Urns .Mr.
Travors wan a Miuimer ranhlsnt thore.
Ho certainly stuttereil a kom1 doiU, but
ho did not go around habitually din-cluu-Riiiit
stuaeato wlttielsmit at the
world, us you might huwhwo ho tlld
from all tho stnrliMt u hear. But the
0110 story tliut 1 know nlwut is this
otiet
Traveni mn at a pardon iarty ono
nftiiriifMiu when a young lady Mild to
)l in, "What time Is It, please, Mr.
Travora?"
Travirs took nut liU wfttoh, wabbleil
his mouth awhile, blinked and Dually
anl.t "It'll liu n.ial.M V I,ivn.itfwilfwi1f
,y ('lu ,)UB oan my m
It rtwlly Iiu'UmI live mlnutwi ur 0
whbn lut btstiin. Benton Truncrlpt.
Trunin "T luiuirnnro,
"Why dtHi't on booksturv clerks
know yiore ubout bwkaf"
"Mauum. we dou't dare tje IuIhIIiw-
tual, for rustiHiitra wuuld asic vw so
many questions that w aowhlu't make
any sale." ChlcNgo Itecord.
To a youth of 'JO middle nge Is from
40 to 46. To a young man of 40 mid
dle ago Is from K to 00. -Houierville
Journal.
WEAK
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1U
WOMEN
Are made strong
ly the uac of I)r
1'Wive'a favorite
1'teacriptiuu. It
regulates the
periods, dries
akMtag dmias,
heals iuHMMUw
tion ami ulceratteu
il cures feuMle
54clt wuiMeH are
limtwi to cuHMilt
Doctor IHsfce, by
letter. w. All
womanly cum
deuce held in
sacred secrecy
ad gMsrtied by
strict colai
lrivey. Write
Mithuut fetfr aajtl
without fee to
lr K V rwvsr,
JkiflnW, N. V
IMtom nitt
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lkilt," Ah
in. M. ViUU
Vlriulr. cvett
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lot U I sUUrMW
kt fUwt4 van
(twIllM af 'rXtiHSSM
' fiticrlfltoa mil
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VUal WUxHf,' I
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Doctor Were'
na4Ut I'elirt
1 cunt tntouaaf
aad stoV. kiMd
he. Tfcey tlo
u wtwWtU tUW
tusC "
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COLDS
Tile quickest relief, for a
ooldris by.Scot&-croulsifln $
dbd-Jitefoii. lo,
We all have colds , you car
try it and sceT.oti Ht fitrd
tljc edge takenolt ii? Aight:.
&jidj jirf three'or four days,
youll be wondering whether
that cold ainqunted to .any
thing anyhow. '
TIMES' 'relief: ; Ifyou tackle
it quick, the relief is quick and
cqmplctclVSfi W$ 'till the
:jr
cold is in 'full' possession oi
head and lung, why, of course,
the relief is quick if it' comes in
a week.
A little emulsion Won't clear
and restore yourwhole breathing-machine
in a minute; don't
be looking for miracles.
V UMarfrmisMttfttfftry.lfyMliU.
(.OTT BOWKE, 4? Pl muti New York.
JOURNAL X-RAY.
The Republican party of Oregon will
not havo reached the acme of ltsbralnll
development until Brownell is Gover
nor and Fulton Senator.
The way the rebels are surrendering
in the Phlllipines Aguinaldo will not
have muoli of a republic to administer
upon by the tlmo ho gets ready to ne
gotlate.
a C
The committee to investigate the
school land frauds la going to make an
all-summer job of It. One ol tho gontle-
meu has moved his family to Salem and
may inako this hla permanent residence.
V V V
Old Li Hung Chang is to bo the Chi-
nceo foreign minister and collect the
1100,000,000 damages and Interest on H
for the next twonty years to satisfy1 the
olalms ol the foreign powers for dam
ages.
McKinley can give Jo Chamberlain
pointers when it comes to pacifying a
rebellious would bo Republic. When he
is through with his second term King
Edward may employ him for prime
minister.
Whit Sbili e Have for Dtjertr
This question arises In tho family
every day. Lot us answer It today.
Pry Joll-O, a delicious and healthful
dessert. Proimrwt in two mluutes.
No lwlllngl 110 baking! simply add
boiling water and Bet to cool, l'la
von: Lemon, Orange, Itaspberry and
.Strawberry. Got a paokagu at your
grocer's today, 10 cts.
Takoyour whool to Bhlpp A
and have it cleaned or repaired,
season is almost here.
Houscr
Biding
:i4tf
All talk about .Blnger Hermann n6t
ataylng in otlko is abaunl. This gov
ernment could not run successfully and
tho oororatiuiis could not steal any.
where near as much of our tlmberhtnds
il he .were not there as tho watchdog
of the people's interests.
A Testimonial from OU l!nUnl
"I consider Chamberlain's Cough
Iteiuedy thd best In the world for bron
chitis," says Mr. William Havory, of
Warrington, England. "It has saved
my hIIo's ll'o, she having been a martyr
to bronchitis (or oyer six years, being
most of tho tlmo confined to her boil.
She is now qulto well." Pold- by
O. Haas, Druggist
OASTOXlXAi
SALEM RECEIVERSHIP
WELL MANAGED
V, T. Slatsr, receiver of (tho William
A Knglaud Banking Company, today
declined another dividend of 10 per cent
and distributed the proceeds among tho
various erelltors ot the defunct corpor
ation. This makes a total of 106 per
sent that has been paid on all claims
audit ia understood there remains on
baud auinsteat property, the' pro
eeeda frua nhkh will be mple to ay
the remaining Ave fHweeat, thuadla
ewarsglag iu full all elsim against the
defuact nrta
tXttstss Csjiiot U Curri
uy iocmi apimeauoMs as ty cannot
rmcj me tiMcsuM MKUen ot
the ear.
riiere U oulv one way to runt iaa(ue,
mi that W by cuAslttatMuukl rtta,dhi8.
(ValRfss Is i'Shsm) br an lndsaixl con
ditkw of the nUi-.m lititug of the
Kustarhian liW Wlton this tube is
lHliaiNal you hae a tUiubliug sOuod or
impoHfct iiiuinp, and wheu It -Is
entirely nose.) deafness is the result,
and unlaw the iatUmuistioa can be
t .ken n nnd this iuW reitorel to Its
normal eolitke. hearing will be
ihHtmyed (tcvr; tWHeMsout ol ten
r SMHd ky tVlarrh, hwh is nothing
but au iHHsNied rouditfcxi ol bu mucous
sarlaos.
W Hill givrttue llaadrwl BxUr for
any caw uf UaaIsmm loamd by oaurrlO
that eaHHU W cwtl by Mall's CaUrrh
C hm1 for c 'caVrs. Ih
F J C11KNBY A IX).. Tul.la. o.
iWfeft
the Wit.
Tkyrh4io Shifai.V llanser
and ka it eUniHai or retuiml. Uuliug
kawu Is aiiuM Were. 3 -t tf.
Crrv.rvmlwltHiwleyMr eny
tow aisd yulajrcs In Awen. Newsivs,.
rWaiHlother woU. KvieW"d a.d
uHftwd (Jvo.1 rwauaeration
New aud tOe anted. For nartieu
Ure addnraa The Bulletin liWI Asocia.
Uo, New York. 11 tf
OAaTOtisA,
Btftis lWTH8slifMWBdBt
MARIAN dntlNTY
i fHOR CONTRACTS
va i Miller and Bernard Nys,
BntievWe.VttliSnoal BroT; 2TacreT,
i rtirTrttotii ner ooubd,
James JF. Davidson and others, of St.
Paul, to A. Lehman A Co., 10,000
pounds, at 10 cental
J. B. Barnes, of Gervals, to LHIentbal
Bros., 12,000 pounds, at 11 e-nti.
A. Imlah and John Hang.of Fairfield,
toT. RoenwaM & Co., 12,000 pounda.at
Henry Manning, of Gervais, to T Bos
cnwald A Co., 8000 pound, at 11 cents
B. Woodworth, of Buttevllle.to Lillen
thal Bros., 8000 pounds, at Jl cents.
A. H. Thombury, of GervaJs, to T.
Booeenwald A Co , 10,000 pounds, otlf
ceQta- . i
Christ Bunnlng, of St. Panl, to Lllien-
thai Bros., COOO pounds, at 11 cents.
James Coleman, of St. Paul, to Lllien
thai Bros., 10,000 pounds, at 11 cents. "
T. F. Hayes, of Woodbum, to Benja
min Schwarr A Sons, 5000 pounda.at
11 cenis.
M. J. Kepplnger, of Gervais, to T.
Rosenwald A Co., 10,000 at 11 cents.
W. T. Coleman, of Gbampoeg', to T.
BoeenwaW A Co., 8000 pounds, at 11
centa.
If Aeuinaldo will quit playing Don
Onlxota and take the part of Bancho
Panra for awhile he may be made gover
nor ol an island.
To Cure a Coll Is One Dar
Tke Uialire Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al
drerem rtftiad the money If It falU to cur
W. Urate'l llzntture ii on each box.
Bicycle Repair Snop.
Completo shop for repairing bicycles
and expert workmen employed. Mitch
ell, Lewis A Staver Co., 61,63,65 State
street, Saleim 3 8 tf
Bring your lawri mowers to Bhlpp A
Hauecr and have them sharpened and
Overhau. fortheEpringaeason. 3-4 tf,
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough.
Bears the
Signature of
te&t
GAP
CLOSED
The occratloa of tkromb tralas t
tweea Sas Fraaclsco and Los AbicIcs.
via Surf and Saata Barbara, win te
ds m SUNDAY MARCH 31, 1901 oa
the new
COAST
LINE
T 0 Tbrouth Trains Dally. The
Coast Llae Limited Iravlac
each terminal la the moralnr. ejntttel
wltb clerant cafe aad (4rlor cars, will
make daylight tries tbrouth the most
plciaresjue. varied aad eatertalalot
sceaea oa the continent. Iajulre of
atcitsof the
Southern
Pacific
3-2l-la
Chicago Rock Island k Pacific
mm
Make your trip Kast plrasant nnd
comfortable by using the G at Book
Island personally conducted excursions
in touriat sleeping oars which go Bait
every week of the year via Halt Lake
Oity ana the Scenic line.
Ihillman sleeping cars every day to
Chicago. Tell year ticket atent you
waut your ticket over the
GreafcRuck Island Route.
from.DeriVer. AlltkkatacestaetKeni.
Wrifafor folder.
A. K. Coorra
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East'fiird South
ThoO.lt. A N. Co.. t aKMi
with the Oregon Short I Joe, as4 Vznm
Paoitic, offers the nw hmtmc -ad
fastest tlmo to Salt Lake. Denver, Kan.
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Chlcaeo, and all notat mu
trains dally front PerOaad, wftb cboe
of many different routes. I'akaee and
tourist sleepers, linrarv, dlaiag sssl
chair cars on all train. '
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1 HOWTOGETOUE j
It you are going Kast, or thinking of
sending (or vour family, do not bay yur
tickets nntn vou have Kwnred rat
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ROADOo. Their servke la exeeMcdbC
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"WE BELIEVE THE COLUM
BIA and Hartford chain
WHEELS TO BE 1 HE MOST
PERFECT MODELS. OF
CHAIN DRIVEN WE."
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The finesTbicycles made in in the world today are made
by the American Bicycle Co., who make 65 per cent ot all
the wheels made in the United States and mote than 90 per
rpnr nf thf whftfils sold in Salem. Read what they have
to say Jtbout ihelr bicycles made in the Pope Manufacturing Co. factories at Hartford Conn.
"In competition with all other American bicycles our chauiless and chain Columbias
earned for our factories the Diploma or tne urana rx wS"i dwaiu; hi me rans txpos
tion." The dynamometer shows that Columbia and Hartford chain wheels possess the high
est efficiency ever reached with the chain gear. We believe the Columbia-aiidr Harttord
chain wheels to be the most perfect models of the chain driven type.
We have all models in stock ready to deliver. We fit any tne or 'Saddle. We sell on
easy payments. We take old wheels as part payment. We have a full hneof sundries at
the lowest prices. We rent new wheels. We repair wheels at the right prices. We take
care of our riders. Call and get a catalogue.
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I GOING OUT OF BUSINESS!
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HAll repairmen are going out of business since tlioEaglo peoplo have beH
Hgun to uce the famous combination rim and pot?nt lock-nut on their wheels,
B nCWTI CJUCM
...GENTLEMEN
We have just the thing you want:
Bellinger
Standard
As True as Steel and Skill Can
prices.
m it v tinio iug iao tuiuj ;vu nnu a iuvsw taub iiin fuiio uii jruiii i.iuiin, nuu n
" yon don't have to get your repairman to tako your wheel apart. We aro ne- pj
..tag this on our up-to-dato gents' models. Take a few spare minutes nnd
give us a call at K. M. Orolsan's 257 Liberty street.
p. Some snaps in secondhand wheels. sji
!
Roadster S35
Light Roadster,
Chainlcss S60
None are better, few as
installments. We will trade
jllne of Mcycle sundries, tires
KememDer we have a complete repair shop enabling us
, t0 d0 any k.!nd of blcycle repaIr work-
oudpb id 5txona-nana Bicycles.
giSHIPPS
2o Commercial Street, Salem Oregon.
New Food Preparations
JKS?riS. - I" chlhlron
Harritt &.
OLD POUOmCE
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laad eistera at the kSi li I
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n lrtrtli'ntif tint wiilla rtt mns nnnlf nnd
& Wilson
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BICYCLES
of Quality
Make Them, at the popular
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in vour m wIipai a fnu
etc.. at right prices.
HAUSBR
Lawrence
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OfficeStables
Arelatvi ant have
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Prices ttA
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H.l. Brown
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SOUTH AND EAST
VIA
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHftSTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at 6:40 a. m. , 7:64 a. m. and
4i58 p. m.
Lt I'ortlsnd.
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JIM A M
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7:iS P M
Lv BIera.
Ar Aihland.
10.U p y
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Ar Bseramonto.
Ar Bau Francliioo
IrOcden 8.IUM
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. ;30 A M 9.15 A 3
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7:2 A M g -30 A M
. 20 PM 805AM
. 6.-00 P M 80 f M
.030 AM :S0AJt
.11:30 A M Jl-) A U
. 7: 0 A M 703 A M
. 6.30 P if f ip h
. s-am ei.sAta
a.'-10 P J." 12:10 I' M
ar uenvor.
aiKauu, City.
at unicsgo ..
Ar Los Angele
Ar -KI-Pmo..
Ar Fort Wortn
At City of Mexico.
Ar uomion .
Ar Now OrIean
'Ar Wahlngton.
Ar New Yora. .
luliman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Ohair cars Sacramento to Ogden
2? t ' , anJ Jurist cars to Chicago,
&t. LoniB, Now Orleans and Washington.
ConnccUng at Han Frandiaco with eev
Oral etOUmshin llnna tnr ITnnnlnln
Japan, China, PhillpplnoB, Oeutral and
boutu Amorica.
eo agent at Kaln-r SUtion, or address
C. II. MARKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TLM.B CARD.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 12:45 p m,
Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:60 p. tu,
Train arrives Yaqulna . 0:45 p. m.
No. 1 UeturnlDj?:
licuvcs xaquina 0'ioa.ni
Leaves Corvallis ll;30a. m
Arrives Albany 12:16 p. tu.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leaves Albany ... .v.. 7:00a. m.
Arrives Detroit Ils20a. m.
No. 4 Returnlnsr:
Leaves Detroit 12:10 p.m.
Arrives Albany.... .... 5:45p.m.
Oneand two connect at Albany and
Corvallis wltb Southern Pacific trains,
iflvlng dlrectiecrvice taand from New
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, RivipK ample time
to reach camping grounds on the
Breltenbush and SantiauT rivers the
same day.
H L WALDKN, KDWIN BTOKS
. ,. T Y, A P. A MtaM
J. TURNKR.
g at. Albinj.
"The Best of 'Everything"
In a word thla tells of tho passenger
eorvico Via
The Northwestern Line
Trains daily between St. Paul
and Chicago comprising tho latest
Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cara,
Library and Observation Cars,
Free Reclining Chair Car-
u,IAJb Century Trala-"TIIE hOBT"
WESTERN LIMITED" Runs every dayottM
ycttft
Finest Trains in the World
Electric Llfhted Steam Heated.
To Chicago By Daylight
The Badger 8tate Express, the finest
Day Train running between Ht. Paul and
Chicaeo Via tl.n Khort Line. Conner-
tions from the WeBt made Via
The Northern Pacific,
Great Northern,
and Canadian Pacific Ry.
This is also the best line between
Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis.
AUAients sell tickets VI
"The North-western Use."
W.H.MEAD. ILL.S1SLEB.
C A. Li
Reservations to Open.
The Kiowa and Camancho country in
Indian Territory will bo opened lr
settlement this summer. It is a grand
country, and reached only via the Ureal
Rock Islsnd Ronta. H you are in
terested, write for booklet "The Okla
homa Opportunity," It tells you all
about Oklahoma and tho country to be
opened.
A. E. Coorsa, G. A.
350 AldervSU. Portland Oregon.
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