The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 28, 1901, Image 2

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IF vou want well, boo Uiin card won't hold any more IP'S, eo wo ask , you to coroo In and let ua toll you the rest. You aro always welcome horo buy or not. G. W. JOHNSON & CO. The Clothiers, 257 Com'l St., Salem. THE DAILY JOURNAL Mombor Northwoat Aftornoon Nowapbpor Lomruo. PV HOFBH DnOTHBnS, "WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1001. Dally On Your, W3.00 In Advnnoo Dally FoUr Months 81. In Advance Dally by Carrlor BOo Por Month Wookly One Yoar SI.OO In Advanoo EDITORAL Salon, has brought about n most desir able condition of affairs In city finances. AH dobt-maklng lias been stopped and tila borrowing operations thero is sharp competition between tho prlvnto cap italist and tho banks. Tho first two popular loans wsr flouted at four por cent by soiling tho sliort-tlmt call bonds at par diroct to tho citizens. Tho local banks woro friendly to tho plan and gave it their hoarly endorsement. When 6a lorn undertakes tho third popular loan tho banks aro again first to offer to carry tho loan and ono bank goes so far as to offer to take tho money at 3Ji, per cant. This might bo ombarasslng to friends of tho popular loan plan of handling city ijobt, if it woro not a groat complimont to tho present city government, when , wo consldor that heretofore tho city has paid live, sir or olght por cont for tho ubo of monoy, nnd thot tho city of Port land has rocontly sold itreot Improve- mnnf. Iinnitn ilrnwlnif nix unr cent, nnd tliafe linker Olty nnd other towns arol now offering for salo bIx per cont water . bonds. While tho offori of tho Salem I banks aro Haltering to our city, the prlnclplo fundorlylng tho popular loan lucasuoniu nov uu iubu biKi oi uy administration, and that is not central lzation of flnauclal oporallous In tho hands of & few individuals, but scattor. ing tho loan as widoly as possible among bonafldo residents of tho community. If ono man or sot of man would M, loan tho city money for nothing It might still Do unwlao to ueo that kind of n loan as compared to a Just and oqultablo policy l of having tho largest number of cltltons possiblo interested as stockholders and to that extent, guarantors of good government. It must not bo forgotten -that it was tho masses of tho common pooplo who made a buslnoas ndmlnlatratlon poaalblo In Halem, It , was tho body of our citizens who made -. the popular loan poselblo uud carried it to buccobs twice. Wo might got threo per cent monoy of J. 1'. Morgan but it would bo cheaper in tho long run to in torest a fow hundred of our own people lit our city dobt if wo ox poet to sstabllsh thls policy and pull our olty out of tho mire. To give the 30,000 refunding z bouda to ono man or ono bunk at ovou threo per cont would bo a grand pick moup for all thq boud-huyors in tho vast because it would bo saying to the world that after sevorn) yoara trial of the popular loau plan at Sulain It had boon abandoned. It would bo tho first step to return to tho old monopoly methods whero tha bankers handled tho Unauce fnnd tho politicians handled tho city , government and both would be doing it (or nil thero was in it. The only safe way Is to keep alive coiuiKitltloi) bo tweon tho small holdors of capital and tho banks. Tho wholo world Is ready to loan monoy to this city. TJio queatloii now to be decided is whether wo shall adhero to the popular loan plan of pUc- Ing the city debt with tht largest number of peoplo possible or of returning to the old way of selling city debt to tho lowott bidder. The rate is of little consequence compared to tho principle iuvolved. That priuclplo Is that tho peoplo have the first right to loud tho tuunioipalty money when it makes a loan and that all shall have uu equal opportunity to subscribe far it. That principle Involve! the proposition that it is bettor to have throe-hundred people who llvo hero loau the city $100 apleco than to havo one man loan the elty foUOOQ even if he could do it half cheaper. If ) per cent is the right rah of Interest for a popular loau let all have the tame chance to get it. What Salem ami all Oregon needs moat of all to do Is to make sufu small investments of capital, Ha community needs to look out for tho la'go, holdings as they will take rare of themselves. Unless we make it possible for the small saving to got to earning something there Is ho object to v And w plac premium on thriftlessuesi, when the community should offer Its premiums to honest industry aud the accumulation of capital working nuopje. The popular homeJoandVi (hat. ' ' y ft The anti-trust Ifepublioaua In eon grwware'UlkiBg J tuaklng a fight on I ABOUT YOUR .. .... CLOTHES i A 1 1 l Speaker Iiondorson and havo tho gallto assume that aomo ono else is aa fit to bo Speaker as ho is. This bug bus possess Ion of tho brain of Uabcoclr ol Wisconsin who can't seo why tho tariff would not bo just as good a tariff if It protected tho truatsa littlo less and tho peoplo n llttlo moro. Hy tho tlmo thoy got around with tholr hoavy artillery and got it into position to flro at Henderson thoy will find ho thouirht fo too and was on Hancock's sldo of the question all tho tlmo. Uoth ho and Itabcosk took lead ing parlsafl undorlaKor nnd gtave-dlggor for thot moastiro, nnd tho death nnd burial of tho antl-trusl bill was attended by them aa cheerful mourners. To keep their party In lino and bo rortdy for any popular wavo that may havo to bo mot, llabcock and Hendorson aro lotting tho word go out to tho farmers that pos-. albly thoy may bo In tho van of tho tariff roformors and aro proparod to Imbibe tho spirit of tho Republican party of tho agricultural section nnd mako It stand for reduction of duties, nnd thuB keep all tho long-homed atoora in tho party from kicking up a grangor stampede, No ono has finer gloho sights on a political Hltuntiou than your canny Bcotch Presbyterian politician, undo Davoy Henderson. It would bo castor to catch a Ilea in an old buffalo hido than to catch him on either sldo of a question that is liable to becomo either warm or strlngey. Ho has a keen (scout for tho drift toward royalty nnd so he spent tho summer making hay among the dukofl nnd lords of Grout lirltalu, winding up with an Intorview with King Kdward and nssurlng tho peoplo on this Bide that our government , M rBlt n8 W(Jmi tho king for our for it 0.i Thafa tho k ml of a man Hpoukor when tho stock of Imperialism ia going upward, and tho Cronnvolln of revolutionary Republicanism who nro talking of doing up tho truata and tho tariff had hotter pull in tholr horno. Tho barobonos nnd cropears and Kon tuck'jouiiH Republicans who live nt tho crossroads nnd got u little moro for their hogs and cattle liavo no IuihIiiobh to got up aud howl llko u dog locked in a barn about paying tho trusts four prices lor salt and overythlng In proportion just as quickly as the BorowBcanhaadjuated. Didn't they voto to create prosperity hy nuttlmr ui tho tnriffs and shutting out Imports and forgetting that tariffs could be alappod o!at home ten times as high as thoao put on pnpor agaluat articles thoy never ubo? Tho tariff reform Re publicans nro barking up the wrong tree lighting Davo Henderson for ho is for that very thing, aa ho is uevor caught long enough on any aldu of n question to interforo with getting olllco. He will bo Speaker again and if necessary will put through a tariff reform bill JUBt in timu to help his party win the next election and the freo trado Republicans will not loavo their party though tho trusts mul tiply llko the Ilea of Kgypt that tho num bor of thum will bo so great as to cumbor the earth llko lust, And the Republi can party will nevor antagonize thorn because whoro the trusts nro there are votes, mid they can always catch enough suckers among tho producers nnd thoao who won't voto a Democratlo ticket to carry a Presidential election. In the motuthuo (ho rouutry will become tho greatest on earth, although wo havo had a suspicion that we were it right along ell through history. SB B At all times of thu'year tho producer and the business man are boalogod for Information aa to the amount ol crops ol this kind and that kind that will be marketed here in Western Oregon, Tho Information is generally furnished as kind of publlo duty. The newspapera are full of stntomonta that there will bo 80,000 tons ol prunes aud 700 car loads of apples from western Oregon this fall. Bo there aro estlmutos on wheat and oatsund barley aud uhlttlm bark ami salmon and whatnot. Now commorce is just like llko politics the more near ly you can know just how many of each element there aro in existence tho bettor you can play the speculative as it is tho speculator who prollta byallsuuh In formation. As soon as It is known just how mauy hops there will Ih the specu lator of the whole world are pitted sgaiust the Oregon product because thuy aro gambling on tho unknown. If the story is to tho effect that It Is a largo oropof this gr that, the scare gots tub bed heme and the market takes it tall lugs from tho most distant source of sup ply. We can see no benefit whatever to tho producer from showing the size of his, hand, or Indeed from any business mm giving lufnrmatiou ty others about JtU affairs except he want to publish that he has something for which there it likely to be a demand, or that he has a bargain to offer buyers. All the inform ation furnlehod tho commercial ogoncles la a club to bo need against tho individ ual who wants credit and If ho doea not need credit what need lias to itirnieli any information to tho credit-book mak ers? Tho wisdom of tho Maclcay farm ers forming n pool of tholr grain will ftp poar moro fully if they will just krop still about tho numbor of bushels thoy havo In tho pool. Bllenco will bring them moro bidders nnd mako tholr organization a greater faolor to got n good price than all tho blowing In the world. Speculat ors fear tho unknown clement In any proposition and tho man who tells all about what ho ia doing has about ns munh Bonse as a gambler who shows his cards. It Is tho human tonilency to swell up and do tho large that mokes moat mon a fniluro in huainoss, in pro fnfiiloiiH and aa farmors oven. Tho com petition in commercial affairs ond all lines of human Induatry Ib growing kcenor nnd tho margins of bucccbb nro growing narrowor. Tho moana of com munication aro bo perfected and world wido Hint tho hons in tho Hod Hills can not increase tholr lay without Its being felt nn tho New York markot Tell your neighbor that your hens aro laying bettor than thoy woro and ho will tell tho dcalor In town nnd tho dealer will bo ready for you with a broader Bmllo nnd n lower prlco in trado nnd ho does not want nny for caeh. Toll tho trndors how many prunes you will ,tavo, how much cord wood you'vo cut, how much hay or straw you will have to soil, nnd not only your neighbors but tho market will bo ready to count you up nnd reck onyou nmong tho things thoy know all about nnd just what to expect ntyour hands in tho wuy of competition. It is humun nnturo to put together iho known factors of tho problem and figtrro them to got nt tho unknown. Tho mer chant who gives a detailed atutomont of his napets nnd book accounts nnd proper ty nnd rp.'ourcea to Bomo commercial ngoncy is mnking a valuablo present to tho follow who gots it, but to judge from the number of failuros nmong business mon it proves of no vnluo in time of trouble In tle?o days of argus-oyed competition mon will prosper about in proportion aa thoy kcop a Boat on tholr llpa and n lock on tholr cauhbox. The Hest Prescription for Malaria Chills am) fever Is n bottlft of Orovo'n TnHolon Uhlll Tonlo. Hl lmily Iron nnd (iilnlno In iitoles form. No euro no y. l'rlcu 53c. News From Jefferson. Tho new cleaner in tlin JufforHon Flouring Mills atarled Monday, and Is ono of tho largest and bcHl clenuorB in tho Willamette vnlloy. S, Allen, of St. Paul, Minn., bus moved his family to Jefforaou and thoy will probnbly locate near town. Mr. Alton Ih it diary farmer nnd brought with him from Minnesota ten heads of puro bred Red Polled Angua cuttlo. Hop picking will begin in tho Miller and other hop yards on Sopt. 2. Tho yiold of hops around Jefferson ia very good. During tho Inst fow tlnya ahlpmontu from horo havo been miulo iih follews: Davis Bhrydor, a car loads of sheep j Mr. Scott, 1 carload of cuttle: Doorheekor Mfg. Co , -1 car loads of hard wood lum ber; Aupporlo & Shultz, 1 car load of Hour. LATEST HOP NEWS Wntorville, N. Y., Times: Ilopa nro ntill holding their prime condition, thn only drawback being a little blight re ported horo nnd thero. Next weok tho Humphreys will bo picked nnd the week after work in tho lato yards will begin. Tho crop according to present indlcn tlona will bo of excellent quality and as to tho iiuanltly there are various opin ions. Thero nro mauy yards that will not yiold an avorage crop while thero nro a few that viill come down hoavy. It is probably safe to suy that with theJo crease in ncreauu and from deerense in yiold thero will be about one-third off from last year in this state. A cable was received horo yesterday which contained tho estimate ot tho yield in England nt 010,000 owt. A let tor from Germany Bays that while tho crop there will bo undoubtedly bo short the damage to hops in that country hns boon overstated. Karly varieties of hopa have been Bold this week at 15 aud ISJaO. MoIIugo, on thu W. P. l.ocki farm, got 15)u for 1 1 bales of West Seed Hugs; DauIoI I.lvermoru 15c for fi bales; Peter Welch tho snmo for 10 bales. Dealers cay thoy could conttaut nil they want at 12c (or the Into crop. Tho expiatory mlsalonof Prince Chung has been delayed at Untie. OP DANDRUFF FALLING HAIR and BALDNESS Kill tha Gain that Is Dcitroylntj (he Hair Root. NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE IS THE SCIENTiriC REMEOY TlUT KILLS THESE PARASITIC GERMS. for Sals hy BrujiUU. Prks )l.0O. ! OFFICERS WERE DRUNK Says E. L. Spinks, a Surviv or of the Islander Disaster, Here. Poiiti.and, Aug, 28 E. h. 8t,!iikB arrived fromDnweonon his jvayhomo in Fresno, Cal. Ho was on tho stcamor Islander at Iho tlmo ol the disaster and was tho lttBt to leave tho ship. Ho was trying to rofcuo two women, Mra. Robb and hor niece, llo had made no attempt to uccnpo himself aa ho had bcon Informed by the ollkors of tho ship that liioro was no danger. "8ho la n 'compartment, boat," thoy oaid. "it is ImpoBslhlo for hor to sink." Ho sold that many of the pneseniorfl doubted this from tho start, however, as tho odorous breath nnd, tho thick tongues of tho olllcers indicated that thoy wero too much under the inliuenco of liquor for sound judgment and could not insplro confidence in tho torror atrickon passongers. " When tho wator rose abovo tho deck," eald M. Spluks, "and there was no boat in sight, and all scorned to bo lost, I grubbed n Ufa-preserver nnd hastily put it on, and rush oil for the flag Btnff, which indicated that that point on tho boat was tho highest abovo tho waves. I did not hold to it long, howover, as tho boat Boon wont down. I supposed all waa lost nnd Hint I would bn taken down with her, but whou slio was sunk, tho waters shot forth from tho suction hold cniifcd hy tho sinking nnd I found my self floating on tho swell, being tosfcod about and ducked in good shnpe. I was in tho w n tor threo hours beforo rescued, and, of course, was stiff and benumbed na tho water was icy cold. "Too much prnlso can novor bo given the Doylo brothers, threo in numbor. Thoy H,vo on tho upper Yukon, and wore on tholr wuy out. Thoy woro nccue tomed to boating, having had n wide oxporleuco on tho nwlft wntora of that river, aud Booing tho mismanagement of tho drunken crow, literally took n life boat from them and proceeded to tho rescuo of tho paseongors thomsolvce. Thoy picked mo up nt nn opportuno tlmo, and have to their credit, tho saving of 21 Uvea in that disaster," Mra. Spinks met her husband hero aud thoy took n trip up tho Columbia today. When alio looked out on tho (inlet waters of tho Wlllnmotto this morning, alio remarked with n ehuddor "I urn glnd thnt tlioro nro no icoburgs on tho Willnmotto or Coluinbin." lUieviiiiallo pnltm ore tho erica of protest and dinttcsH from tortured muscles, nchtng joints anil excited nerves. The blood has been pol3oucd hy the accumulation of waBta matter in tho system, nnd can no longer supply tho pure nnd health sustain ing loo 1 they reqihe. The whole system fccla thu effect of this acid jolsoti ; nnd not until thu blood hns been purified mid brought hack to n healthy condition will the aches nnd pains cease. Mm. Jnmes Kelt, of 707 Ninth etrect, H. I., Waililngton, I). C, write nn follew: "A few inuntlm nK I Imil nn ntlaclc of BcUtlc Rlicuuia. Hint lu Hi worst form. The Coin was n tntciiflc trial 1 i-cniuc completely pro trateil The attack was nn iiniuunllv levcrr one, and my condition waa regard cd n U'lin; very A ingcr on. I wan niU'tnlcd hy one of the moil nMc uoi-. torn In Washington, who Is alMi n tucmtcr uf tha fac ulty of 11 leadlni mcllcat college here, lie told inej to ruiilinuc ins prcscriii tloiismul I would net well. After having (' Tilled IwlUc times without receiving the sliKhlctt hviicfit, I (lecllncitlo continue hit treatment an lnnavr. llnvliiir liranlof H.H.H Ifivrifl'sHncclfic recommended for Itheunmtlim. i decided, nlnioil oil In flrtiMilr however, to clvc the medicine a trial, I nnd alter I tud taken n few liottles 1 was able to nftcr had no titc for them at nil, H, 8. S. ImvluK cmed me 'iiud mid will. All the dltrcMlni imlns have left inr, my nprxtile has relumed, nnd I nm happy to be again restored to perfect health. tho rrent vegctntile purifier and tonic, is the ideal remedy in all rheumatic troubled. There arc no opiates or minerals in it to disturb the digestion and lead to ruinous habits. We havo prepared a special lwok, on Rheumatism which every sufferer from this painful disease should read. It is the most complete and iuterostltiR book of the kind in existence. It wtll be sent tree to any one desirine it. Write our physl clans fully and freely about your case. Wc make 110 charge for medical advice, 11 THE EWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, O.A. Nicaragua nnd Colombia promlro not mix In tho Isthmian trouble. It Saved Ills Baby. "My baby was terribly siek with dlar. rhoen," wys J. II, Uoak. of Williams, Oregon. "Wo woro uimblo to euro him with the doctor'n assistance, ami as a last resort wo tried Ohamborlaiu's Oolle, Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Itemedy. lam happy to say it gave immediate relief uud a completo cure," For sale at Dr. atones drui; stores. Franco has Turkoy. broken of relations with Crala-OI Graln-OI 4 Itemembor thnt utuuo when you want n delicious, appetizing, nourlsti liiK food drink to tuko tho phico of oolTeu. Sold hy nil k record ami Uked hy nil who have used It. Gruln-0 Is nmilo of puro grnln, It nids digestion uud stroiigthuuti the nerves. It Is not a btlinulunt hut a health builder nnd the I'hlldrou ns well us tho adults can drink it with great boneUt. Costa about Vi uh much as coffee. 13c. and :ttc. per package. Ask your grocer for (Irnln-O. MANZANtTA HALL Palo AUo, California A preparatory scliool of tho highest grade for boys. Its students enter Lelaud Stanford and Kastern uui- erst tie without cxamtnattou. Lays n most thorough foundation for syc cwtful study, including iilmatal iKeprtration. l'ootball, baseball and tenuia the year around. Only manly hoys with highest recommendations talon. Chanre reasonable. '..:."-!!" HUNK CRAMER. A.M., Irhtatpl tn nm iiiiim i iwmwnrf neiMiisi &y5tex!iWc& . .!. .a mnntv In ni.if!ti educitlon Is not SV...fi.trnrirraiiiifiaviitiitaniiai dividends tii uniform success of the graduates of the nvuuiav s ivi ""VTs jT T.i. Capital Business College. Our students are offered the advanutes of a school well known, for Its thorough rltssant rooms! .skillful teachers and in dern methods. Class and Individual Instrucllon. ...,. -- .. --.... Wi h DON'T FORGET OUR PHONE IS RED 2151 Call us uowhea your wheel needs repairs iwehsve the most complete bicycle repair shop In BICYCLES, the Good kind, $35 and $40 SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can be readily served. Sold by Harritt & Lawrence OLD POSTOFKIGK Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Beiling: Stoves. Call and examine low prices. Special rate lor Gas for Cooking Purposes. Salem Gas1 Ivigtit Co. 4 Chomokota St. FRUIT DRYERS BURROUGHS & FRASBR PHONEII5U 103 STATti THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OHEGOH. A first-class piivato hospital for tlio treatment of chronic and surgical cases. Built tho past year especially for tho purpose for which it is used. Uonvenontly located within four blocks of tho business part of tho city. Tho 'most modern furnishings uud latest appliances throughout tho building. Ilea tod by hot water nnd lighted by gas . and olecticity. Hero, the sick can havo tho comforts of an elegant privato homo, combined with all the advantages oila goneral hospital without the noloo, conlusion, nnd publicity attending ono. Outsldo physdans bringing curos in treated with tho greatest courtesy, anil assisted In operations if roquestod. For terms und further informa. tlonwrito or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, M.'D. SUPT. V1SIT0U3 WELCOMED BETWEEN 3 AMD 4 P. M CAPITAL BREWERY Finost beer on tho market, better than ovor. CAPITAL BOTTLINGHWORKS Oursuporior beer, kept In creu uij uuiiyar. CAPITAL ICE WORKS The purest crystal ico mado at lowest rates. MRS. M. BECK, frprxrpaersanwvmvruum If is 8,000 Miles Long. The Burlington Route ranks among the greatest of tho world's railroads. Ovor h.ooo miles long; employing 35,000 mon reaching 1,300 towns and cities in the cloven etntos traversed by its lines; having through-car arrangements which oxtend more than half way ncross the continent and earn estly striving to give its patrons absolutely unequaled son-ice, it is the line YOU should sulect, next time you go oast. Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St Louis ond EVKRYWHKRU beyond. Cor. a vttiiure. The tenet lis to be derived from such every dav. These facts are amply srio These facts ate artifcly work. Living STALEY pfIncpal( Sal(Jnl( 0rcjJon the city. Also a complete siock oi an oicycic sun dries, tires, etc., always on hand OUR MOTTO: llcat workmanship, prompt delivery. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Com. st. A JUDGE OF PRIME MEATS Always knows just what ho waiita, and knows that ho can always got It from our cholco Btock. If you wont n doll cIoub ronat, Btcok, chop or cutlot that la toudor, rich nnd succulent, nnd cut by an oxport hand, trimmed nnd got up for your table to Bult tho Queen's taBto, you will always ilnd it at CROSS'S nnd nt lowor pricea than you can find it for any whore olso in Sulotn. R C, CROSS SALEM OFE Phono 291. Loading Up... For coming demands should bo tho aim of evory builder, oh to run short of lumber juat 'when it is most wanted is always vcxatiouB. Wo always havo a completo stock of building lumber of every kind aud builders will find that it always pays to get our estimates. Near S. P. Paesongcr depot. Phono 051. Goodale Lumber Co. OttOOKRY Tolophono 503 Best facilities for making the tin and iron work on fruit and hop dryers in the valley. .We have the machinery and the men and a vast stock of ma' terial ready to fill all orders promptly. X 3 ZC X. has stood tho tost of twenty years and Is cold storage, all orders filled promptly. , from pure'dUtillod wator. Froo delivery Proprietor. A. C Siiildoh, General Agent, Third and SUtk St., Portland, Ore. f? OREGON fete Fair Salem SEPT. 23-28. Great Agricultural and Industrial Fair. BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW Good Horse Racing: in the Afternoons. Latest Attractions in New Audit orium Building Every Evening, With Good Music :: :: :: :: Beautiful Camp Grounds Free, Special Rates on Campers' Tick ets, Come and Bring Your Fain- llfnn I llVki Reduced Rates on all Railroads. For full particulars nddreaa M. D. WISDOM, Sec, Portland. "The Best of Everything" In a word this tells ot the Passenger SctyIci via The Northwestern Line 8 Trains dully between Bt. Paul and Chicago comprising tho latent Pullman 8Ioopors, Peerless Dining Cars, Library and Observation Cars, Froo Reclining Chair Cars. The 20th Century Train -"Tim WORTH WEST ERN LIMITED" Huns every day of the year Finest Train mcctnc unwed in the World 6,Cflm "wtd- To Chicago By Daylight The llittliter Ktnto lixpri1'!, tho flncpt Day Trniu running between M.I'iul will Chicago Via the Short Line. Connec tloiift fom Iho West made via Tht Northern 1'ncilh, firnnt Xortliorn. Cnnadiau I'm-ilii This f nlso thn bent line helwcnii Omaha, St. Paul nnd Minneapolis All Ajcrts sell tickets Via 'The nortli-wtiicrn Hoc." W. II. MEAD, II. L.SISLER. G. A. T A Reduced Rates Are now in effect to Buffalo", Now York. Do you oxnoct to attend tho I'nn- Ameriean Exposition? If so do not buy your ticket until you havo investigated tho sorvico of tho IN lluols Central railroad, Our accomodations aro tho host that can bo had, our trains nro uhvnys 011 tlmo, nnd employes courtcouH nnd ac comodating. Through tourist earn from Pacific coast to Boston via Huffalo, if you will Bend 15 cents in stamps, to add.-ers givon below, wo will forward to you, by return mall, ono of our largo 34x10 Inch wall maps of the United States, Cuba nnd l'orto Hlco, Any information regarding rates ac comodations, eerviee, tlmo, connections, Bton-ovors, etc, will bo cheerfully fur ulfilied by H. II. TnuxnrjMi, Com'l Ag't. III. Cont. It. R 142 Third st., Portland On I Star Box Co. t V rOKTLAND, ORU. 4 V Manufacturers of Dried Fruit Hr 4y Boxes, Peach Boxes, Tomato 41 ji Boxes. Mop Boxes, etc, etc X V We make the best Orchard V 4y Box in the market. :: :: :: FRUITTRAYS A SPECIALTY 4 Write for prices. Deliveries Prompt. sotjle imos. Piano Tuners and Repairers PORTLAND ORE. For 8 nltm and vicinity leave orders at Utio. Will's Music btoru. Royal Insurance Co. A. T. Gilbert, resident ngent of above Insurance Co. is now prepared to do a largo Insurance business. Will alia handle real estato. I huve a team and carriage which is at my customer's ser vice and I will take pleasure in ehowinp parties what I have for sale. Otlico at preeont with T. A. Livesley &. Co. JOHN'STOUt I Rurcossor to HANSEN & LANDON ' gash Doors, Blinds, Mill Work in Gen eral, lion and hrult I atkets. Fmit I'Tr.tys, etc, a spt-oialty. Church and iclioci luiutture. Kstimatc.1 promptly furiLshed on all kinds of work." : Church and Mill Sts.. Salem Bargains in Vehicles Two new farm wagons. Three new spring nagous. Two new hiicx boards. One old buck-board. Threo old repaired buggies. hix old farm wagous, light and heavy. vne oiu carriage. I Ono old delivery wagon, Ono old heavy spring wagon. I Ono old light spring wagon. I One new Democrat wagon New work to order, any style or finish. 1 Tainting and repairing done at prices (torult the times. Aline taioin wagon ami uarrta 0 Factory, 304 Commercial Street. 7 31 lm WtuutKH Fxnnkl, Trop. id Union Pacific I)KIAHT fOK From I'ortUu 1 Or. AnmyK FROM ClllCHRO rortlund Bpcclnl 0 a. m. tU Hunt ingtou "ATlMilfo" Kzprcu 9 p. m. tI& Hunt Ingtou "HTPftUl" Fast Mall Op, in, Tla Spoknno 8aU IV. ii.i,.a. ... nt?JMili 0,raftl?,l' Kin a1l TjV. rt. . s?"T--a SX,iSXf'"u"t ';mc8o IVall. i.f-,.?"r Spok.no. WJUce,i rij 1 !?".' . Mlmiesiiorts at 'Ms. v.1maV Huu Jhsat, 72 " HOUR "VWEP-Ieil'CAoo , J&lLV,0 & via nil rail, or """ """ " 1 oriianu. IA1I salllnif dt object 8 p.m. iJitiry' oxjopt Bund iy .p m. Baturdar 10,m, For8uKrnolco osll OTcry 5 ilayg P.m COLUMniA ntVKIt To Alorla n,t vir Landlngi. ' 4 11. m. Or. Hui.dtj Wll f tuni-Tn ..... PoiiMd?-' rliiin,. leave Sales, for r .d. n1 way laB"lM. Monday.Wednesdav Saturday;at 7 a. m. For Indepesdenci Albasv u,.7','or,nt,ewndcn"'Mo'tX.Wednesday and Friday at 4:30 p. ra. 'nsunssaay n'!,?U?.h,lfke,sEfl,tvla" " or toat nj rail via Portland, Ticket office, dotk. E. T. THAYER. Agent . Salem, iregon. South andast VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains lonvo Salem for Portlnnd and way stations at 6 :40 n. m. , 7:54 n. m. and 4:G8p. m. Lt I'ortland -8:30 A H .11.-00 A M -12.6T. A H 8.SSTH 10.83 1 V 12:1& 1 U :U A M 8: A H LT Halm Ar Ahlnil Ar Bcrnmonlo. Ar Ban Franr.1800.. Ar OKdon..! Ar llniiTnf. , .., ArKama, utty 7:4S r M 5;4ft A M liOOlTii 9.S0 A M 9;15 A M . . 10& A M 7.-2A A H 7:42 AM &80 A II ATlioa Angolon. r umcago- 2.W 1' id 6D0PM . :M A U 11:30 A M 7:0 A M fl:30 I M 0.42 A M 12;10 V M) 8.05 A 11 600 P M SlTO A M Il:f0 A H 7.IX) A 11 6:30 1' U 6MI A M 12:10 I M Ar Kl lso. Ar Fort Worm. Ar Olty. of Moxl co at iioiutoa . Ar Now Orlom Vr VMlilnRlou Ar Now York Pullman nnd Tourists cars on both trains. Chnlr cars Bacmmonto to Ogdea and El Paro, and tourist cars to Ghlcogo, dt. Louis, Now Orleans atui Washington Connecting nt San Fraudisco with nov oral steamship linos for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central anj South America. Soo ngont at 8alom Station, or addross C. II. MARKUAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. o Corvallfs k Easiero Railroad TIME OAItD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. ra Train leuvcs CorvalllB.... luop. m Train arrives Yaqulna . 5:56 p. tu. Mo. 1 Returning: Licaves Yaqulna 700a tu Loaves Corvallla 11:33 a. m Arrives Albany 12:13 p.m. No. 3 JTor Detreit: Leaves CorvalllB ...12tfWp. ra. Leaven Albany lJp. iu. Arrives Detroit 6:20p,m No. 4 .From Da trell: Leaves Detroit OSO'a. ru, Arrives Albany...... ...10:3Q,i.ui. Arrivos Corvallla 11:15 p. m. TruinaS nnd 4 between Albany sod Oovallls, Tuesdays, Thurrdays and 8t urdnys only. All other trains dally ex cont Snuday. 1'ruinB I and 4 arrives in Albany Is timo to connect with the 8. P. soath bound, ns well aa giving two or UirM hours in Albany before departure of 6. P. North bound train for Portland. Tralu No. 2 connocta with tho 8, P. west Bido train at Corvk. -Ms Crowing to (ndopendonco, M.cMfnn 'e and w points north to Portland. J, TuitNhn, Enwi 8rt)N, Agbnt, Albany. Utatgo' Rocky Mountian is-the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock island train Limited Wlili'li rnn hnla'tisn fnlorfldoiSpriDgl and Denver, and Chicago, Leaving -tft Colorado Sprimrs every u; "mratl:3JP. M.. arriving In MSI! Chicago at 7 P. M..J JwTWrafc day only ono night out -- W-m making closo connection with evening trains from Chicago for n points east; aleo connecting ai U"""" with monring iruins for MinneapolW and St. Paul. Weekly excursions in Perfconally Coudnctod Tourist blNplng cars via the Ureal Scenic Lino; from 1 cifloCoaU poiuta to Chicago witho Askyour Ticket Agent to make your ticket read via thu Great Rock Island Route Wrilo fur particulars A. U. COOPER. GENERAL AGENT U5Q Alaen3f.. fortusd Ore. O. G T, Co's PAS3EPCCR STEAMERS Pomona and Altona UsvtsforPortUal DHy Except Suadsy st 7 . Quick Time, Cheap Rates jJYIMa. n OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE ' grom Portland. s .-majjMi ir