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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1901)
MIBSKg'l?!WflW ' - ' TTTKIt fj1knHit - iimiAM 'IWJt.'3?tvSw,i3"'uttt', i-TlVKA- rt-w r, ,-. 4UWMUK4I ,-!r I L'fl r w 'M1 I f: I 'W B I! fj mn mti 4' h----jr' House Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST. THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Northwest Aftornoon Nownpapqr League. BY HdPBH BnOTHBfcS, THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 1001. Dklly One' Year. 93.00 In Advance Dally Four Month $1. In Aclvanoo Daily by Cnrrlor BOo Por Month VVooklyOno Yoar Sl.OO In Advanoo f EDITORIAL - - T . A, ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES IN TIMS CITY. fj Thoro Ib much unfnvorablo comment hi tho Portland mnnngors of the Salem oloctric light plant raising tho rates to ligbt' users forty to fifty percent. BomaWnat tho politician wants to havo stopped taking lights and havo pat in gao. Tho rates (or gas aro not excessively low but they havo not boon changed for many years. Thoro may bo Bomo ground for raising tho light f rates that whon it is fully mado pub lie will justify th a advnnco. Tho ad vance Is mado at a timo of tho year when it bears hardest on tho ueors at tho approach of winter when light bills are naturally increasing. Ins JoonNAL will not pass au opinion on tho juetico or Inlustico of tho advance Tho advance will mako sentimont in favor of tho stato ' and city owning its own lighting plant. In fact public ownership is tho final so . lution of the wholo problom. That a community should bo taxed for any necoBBlty at tho will of a private corpora tion is contrary to sound principles of economics. Light and water at least should bo furnished as choaply as possible. Especially the small proporty owner ond tho pooror class of light and water ueors nood tho protection and ad vantages that come only from public ownordhip. It is oasy to imagine a light or water plant being managed in such a way that only tho most favorably situ ated of tho community could havo light or water to uso. That would bo an ol igarchic and aristocratic monopoly equal to eerving sunlight in chunks only to thoso oblo to pay for it and would reduco civilization to a Caspar Hauser status in a few generations. But that ' is Just what a high-priced monopoly leads to in either case if left in tho. hands ot pri vate corporations. Ought wo not to bo thankful 'to Rockefeller or any corpora tion (or putting up pricos and putting on tho screws that will most spoodily odu cato the maBses of tho peoplo to tho inevitability of publlo ownership ot thoso things, when thoro would bo np object butin giving all tho people tho best poi Bible 8orvlco at tho lowest possible prlco. WIIAT THE PUSH CLUB SHOULD DO. Tub Jouiwai. has always been an ad vocate of tho lktlo things well dono. In the Greater Salem Oommorclal club or ganlzation It is to bo hoped thatgroat na tional mattora and )ong-rango firing at results will be dolerred and the work nearest at hand taken up and well done. 3;00 a yoar, or less than ono cent a day - it is -a small stream to play on the nation at largo and if it wore all dirooted ou ono opot would 'not mako 'a perceptible dent on the surface But that samo three shining Bryan dollars ' wisely used can accomplish tho roal up building of Creator Balem. Iu placo ot spending large sums ot money ou adver tising In lvrgo Eastern papers full ot ad vertisements of larger and ruoro attrac tive confers of Immigration in tho Weat, tho little fund of tho Tush Olub should all bo used in making porsoual points of contact through pooplo who are already heio. A' man from tho East has recently bought a bueinssi hero and aftoreomo acquaintance with our people is highly pleased with Balem and iho Oaegon country and cllmnto. Ills frieuds are writing him (or Information and some of thorn' want to coino here. Peoplo naturally roovo in groups and through 'acquaintances and associations, There is tho lino ot tho least resistance. If tho push club will take up tho work right at that point and labor ithrough this man and roach through him after his ocquaintoncoa and friends, it will bo touching people who aro noareat at hand and most ready io be influenced. That kind of people aro not entire strangers because they can bo referred to some one thoy know1 who is ' already here and in whom thoy havo confidence. If tho Push club will only do this with each man who hai located herein the past j ear, and with each person wlio Is corresponding with eorao one n tug east about locating hore, it will havo plenty of work to do and cru , get results and leave lurgor undertakings thai md bJg on papr alone for tho present. . ,. REVISION OF THE TARIFF M.wIUb. W Just enough u)gfe PSS ;able tfe Republican toxoid their MLjCffl&&M party together on tho threatened dancor of tho disruption of our industries if the wicked and baleful Democratic party gots into possession of the government. Already tho cry lmsgono out that ovou tho reciprocity treaties aro fraught with dancor. in soito of tho (act that President McKlnley'a last words wore an appeal (or a Iatgor basis of reciprocity. Now the wool men nro being etirrod up and tho beet sugar industries nro being aroused to tho danger and de struction that awaits thorn it reciprocal trado arrangotnonts are allowed to pre vail. The treaty with Argentine is laid asido as doslructivo to our farming industries, tho troaty with Franco would ruin Our (ruit and vino traffic, in Bpito of tho (act that Oregon prunes aro soiling at i cents a pound on tho (arm, But thoso things mako a cry and a cry is get voteB and with a cry ho will got them cheap est and easiest, and tho Democratic hard times and Democratic distress undor last Democratic tariff will bo used (or n genera tion to como as tho panics of 1850 and 1843 woro used by tho founders of tho Re publican party. In 1891 this writer was campaigning in North Dakota with Sen ator Hansbrpugh in the county as Republicans arguelng (or bimetalism ou tho Republican platform. Ham- borough was then talking tariff reform but arguoing that it must bo dono by the Republican party. Ho was right ns a Republican and whon tho pooplo elect n Republican administration thoy should be eivon all tariff legislation by that party and in occordanco with Republi can principles of dealing with tho tariff question. Rovision of tho tariff must bo by tho noxt two congresses. That is tho only safo proposition, and Ifans brough is right. Tho Ropubllcan party will faco about as complotoly on the tariff as it did on tho monoy quostion, v aud as it followed Cleveland on flnanco it may follow him on tariff reform and mako him its caudidato for tho Presi dency in tho groat battlo yet to be fought ogainBt tho trusts. Rovision of tho tariff will bo either radically pro tective or it will ho radically rovonm tariff. About the Columbia Knocker. AitorU Newi: Tho Whcn,t Peel has Just'sont its Knockers down tho rivor to defaino tho Columbia river bar. Tho pool is raking off millions of dollars each year out of what belongs to tho (armors of tho In land Empire. Tho Oregoulan is its organ. When tho whole country Is err ing out (or tho railways to uso this great, first class, freah water port nnd thus add mllll&ns of dollars to tho value of tho wheat of tho Inland Eraplro, tho Oro gonian responds by sending its Knocker hore to dofamo its own waterway. if tho proposition that use ot this port will add ton por cent, or other largo per cent to the valuoof tho wheat, la not truo, then a common point for Astoria will not bring the wheat to thia port. There is no need to Bend a knockor down horo to dofamo tho port, Tho proof of tho pudding is in tho eating. Rut tho Wheat Peel cannot afford bucIi a list. It has millions at stake. Such a tost would not suit at all. Thoy profnr to defame tholr own bar as their only answer. Rut tho defamation is falso. This bar is just as good as that ot Now York, whore thoro is an unprotected en trance. It is truo, hero aa thoro, that greater dopth on tho bar is wanttd. Hut tho heaviest ocean ships can como in at this port Tho oriental liners can como hero and unload and got tholr freight to New York a day oarllor than it can go if tho stuff has to bo trans shipped at Portland, Much largor ships, too, can como in at this bar than can go up to Portland, Ohoipur freights can bo had by chartering largo shins for this port than by having smaller Bhips ckartorod for Portland, Every consideration ot the IntoroBts ot the Columbia Basin merchants and farm ers, and 'of Portland roal ostato owners, demands that this port shall bo usee' by tho O. R, & N. Co., and tho Union Pa clflo. Yet Instead ot using it, instead of a loud demand for its ueo coming from lha "only papor'Mn Portland we hoar the stertorous knocks of tho Knocker ot tho Whoat pool defaming tho bar. Sotno groat Influence Is backing this Pacific Wheat Peel is holding down this groatest port in tho West, Irvlu M. Scott saya it was Huntington in his lite tlmo. It Is "Jim" Hill now, with his alliancoi in the Union Pacific and with tho Pacific Wheat Peel that has the wheat market at its mercy. Will our pooplo novur awaken? It only needs Portland to understand how tho Orcgonlan is Boiling her interests to tho Great Northorn in order for a speedy chauge to como. Thirty days of education with 600 free copies of the Dilly News Is all that la needed. 2 There s a Class of People Who are injured by the use of coffee, ltecoutly there has been pluced In ull tho grocery 'stores a new preparation culled OHA1N-0, made of pure Bruins, thttt takes, tho place of coffee. Tho most delicate stomach receives It without distress, nnd but few can toll it from coffee. It doea not cost over as much. Children may drink it with great bonetlC 10 ctu. and i.'5 ctii. per package. Try it. Ask for UUA1N-U, i mitulYMHara touted MARION COUNTY COURTI Official Proceedings for No Yember Term Of the County Commission ers Electric Light Fran chise Granted. Official Report of proceedings of tho county commissioners for Marion coun ty at its November term, 1001. Road and Brldcre Account John Ltchty f 5 70 JohnLlchty 8 88 W D Clnggett 15 00 W D Chtggett 2 CO Capital Lumber Co 3 84 Capital Lumber Co 2 10 Capital Lumber Co. .. ( .'vtt.t.. 12 72 Capital Lumbor Co. .......... 3 84 Olms Stowell 25 08 LW Potter 4 (12 EL Brlggs 4 02 Gray Bros , 11 15 ASEppley 2 03 G Dupont ,.... 8 00 I O Noedham 7 25 WmMlloy , 0 00 CO Heater 10 60 W JCulvor 2 50 W J Culver 81 28 MR Moore 10 00 G W Mooro 7 25 EllVaughn 2 35 E E Barrett 1 25 Jennings Smith -........ 2 60 AJohnson , 203 00 W W Landers ;'..'.... 1 60 R Shaw 4 82 Herman Stego 3 00 OL Weaver 4 00 Bowley Bros 32 80 J J Solles 28 85 Ralph 8worta 80 70 Leo Brown & Sons 20 21 P J Larson 3 00 Colo Bros 101 09 WG Wolksr 20 00 IONeedhum 1 45 Salem Gun 8toro 18 00 Salem Gun Storo 0 00 D SLivesay 10 43 D 8 Livesay 10 60 John Hughes 0 00 J It Landon 22 08 W MSiogmumi 2 25 Amlel DanlelBon 60 S Potorson 3. 00 J II Simmons 1 50 A K Nelson 1 00 Clyilo Townsond 4 . . 4 00 JD8immons 20 00 RM Wado&Co 1 50 J U Knighton 8 26 O Batt 4 00 O J Donlels 4 00 J B Vondalo 8 00 J B Vondalo J) 60 II L Earl 4 CO JR Worden 7 60 G W Jory 10 60 Harvoy Hoffman 4 38 Gray Bros 2 40 E T Malvln 8 14 Honry Molring 28 00 Luckamutto Mill Co 3 02 AJohnson 40 37 J R Worden 4 60 Raudabaugh & Francis 2 00 W O Gentrv 3 00 Earnest Matthias 3 00 N WSIlvor 4 00 Dan Stanton 3 00 Amoa Bros 3 10 Ed Gales 3 00 11 E Dumas 10 24 Iu tho matter of tho Application of Waldo for County Aid. Allowed $2.00 per month, In tho matter of tho roport of D. D. Keller, Stock Inspector, Approved. In tho matter of the resurvoy ot tho County road loading from North cast corner of tho Giutavo Cono D. L. O. to tho Salem and Boon's Ferry road. Mo tion ot Roppol overruled, aud road es tablished, Poor Account- A II LaOrolx $ 3 CO A H LaOroix 3 00 llarritt & Lawrence 2 30 Harritt !cLawrenco 0 GO Harritt &. Luwrenco 0 17 John A. Simpson 3 00 Grlswold & Chase , , . . , 17 73 Salem Woolen Mill 8toro 2 40 BroweterA White GO Salem Hospital , 20 00 Mrs AD Leach 35 00 AC Locks, disallowed. M M High 80 09 -- 4 20 D F Lane 42 00 D F Lane , , , , 20 76 E A Poarco , 218 00 J W Baker, not allowed. Petor Williams ',.... 2 25 U J Fry ;.,.,,. 27 15 Rlgdon & Olough 18 00 ullbert re Baker 3 po Gilbert&Baker ,.,.,..,,,, ji 60 1 . . , . . , . . , , , , 60 LH.i.. 2 60 Gilbert A Baker SFCralu R K millnim nn.ill.t.ii.l ' " """'"I"! Gray Bros ;.'( 3355 John Gray 7 go TIIIboh, Bartlett Co 3 05 MMHIgh 1243 MM High 000 J II Scott 3 25 Robert Retd 7 50 In the matter of the painting ot floors and kalsomtnlug or painting walls of rooms ou lower Uoor of house at Poor Farm, aud making noeded repairs, etc. John H, Scott authorised to havo floors ot poor house and walls ot rooms paint ed or kalaomiuod and to got needed sup. plies, also to have towor of wlud mill raisod, Circuit Account, Witness Claims Al lowed. OB Whlto n 8Q WM Murphy 7 qq oaMa A tlughes Thos Hughes .. Frank Lambert 700 FT Tucker 2T20 Alfred Lambert '..x 7 00 DW GlbBon '"2 20 Robt McGuire ....... n... .... . '--2-20 OhasWelch 2 20 G LNeal ' 2 20 .v, ET Hall .' M It Mooro . t ..- i, ,-t f . m, , 2 80 3 40 3 20 3 20 3 30 3 30 0 00 Earl Jory ,...' A . s . .. ThosTrlco .'. .... ,. j k uiuaon r. RD Gibson Clydo O Townsond . ) Hartloy Bonnoy OOO Bertha Zumwalt 60 80 R A Pratt 7 GO 8 W Mitchell t 0 00 Mrs A D Mitchell .' 8 00 Albert Weodworth 1 80 J B Underwood 3 GO WP Gilbert' 4 40 Jack Johnston 0 00 AH Wyatt 8 20 John 11 Portor t . . . 40 James Kelly ........ 3-GO Hadley Hobson 8G0 Maud Latourell 3 20 Sylvester Pritchard 8' 80 DrJ W Rnnran it... 3 00 SJ Connor 7 00 McKlnioy Mitchell .4 80 Frod Yorgan 7 GO W T Colemon 7 00 WLWhito 2 20 W II Cross 2 40 Walter Broed 2 20 Geo Beenian 2 20 Ed Granthau 2 20 DWSoars 4 40 G G Swart 2 20 OlaudGntch 2 20 Tom Trico 3 20 DWAboll 8 00 DWGibson 2 20 Henry Portor 4 80 Albort Morris 8 00 Josephine McOlalno 8 20 Olllo Zumwalt 50 80 RayZumwnlt 50 80 Wm Grant 8 40 W R McKay 8 40 A J Haas 8 80 Stephen Morton ,,..-. 8 40 NGooding , 8 40 J FTB Brentano...i 8 40 John F Kerrigan 12 80 Frank 8now 12 80 B B Horrlck Jr 4 00 E L Romington G GO Wm Murphy 7 00 Petor Managuo 7 00 OS Whlto 480 D A Mngness 7 00 Frank Lambort 7 00 Alfred Lambort 7 00 James Hoator 8 40 Thos Hughes 7 00 A F Apple 13 GO F Pollond 8 40 Geo Ehlon 7 80 BFlynn 7 00 A J Van Wos8onhove : 7 CO JosPlllott 7 00 J G Eberhardt 7 00 J G Cook 8 40 O floss 8 00 SMc Donald 8 40 ThosKIrk 8 40 Win Flynn 4 00 J Provost 8 20 F Coleman 8 20 O Gooding 8 40 WTDavidson 8 40 T Kerr 8 40 Theo Boutin g 40 Henry Ernst 7 00 A Hughes 8 00 Henry Wolhf jrt 0 40 J FTB Breutano fl 40 Goo Gint 8 40 BN Whlto , 2 20 OlaroucoMaulola..: 8 00 O 8ulllvan m 00 Mrs J 8towart u go MrsV8ulllvan 10 00 WF Gardner 12 80 Myrtle SulllvanMisallowed ieJ Meta Sullivan 12 80 Daisy 8ulitvau 12 80 Archlo Sullivan 12 80 MyrtloGrler , 10 00 D WGlbeon 2 20 Hoy Sullivan 12 80 Robert McGuiro 0 20 Alico Pretty man 2 20 Justice's Court Account. Statu of Oregon vs. A M Humphreys JO'Donald $3 00 Stat6 of Oregon vs. Alvin Jones. WmPugh.,.., 170 .State of Oregon vb Honry Sullivan. JO'Donald 335 F W Durbln 10 00 Btatoof Oregon vs. Peter Williamson otal, JO'Donald 6 05 JOEstos 130 Stato of Orogon vs. John J Claughlln J O'Dooald 8 15 J if Lewis,. , , 31 oo Stato of Oregon vs. Walter Krlio. J O'Douald Bsn i HLowls A 5 70 Stato of Oregon vs. Silas McDbwoll, JO'Donald $ 545 J 11 Lewis 3 00 Htato of Oregon vs. BaU DeJorden. 11 vverion ,, ,,, 1 7 25 J L Kendall 2 70 John DeJorden.., 0 10 J M Poorman , , , , i 70 Amos Beach 10 80 J Bingham 2 30 Agues i'tjjoruen ,,,,. 2 10 Stato of Oregon vs. Joo Moulett ot a). II Overton ., $ 12 00 Mary Andres, . 8 i0 Petor Kushnich,,..M 2 70 EL Romington.,,,,,,. 1 70 J O Phelpa ...,., 3 20 RACooIoy ,,.,4 130 Lunuel Walker , 1 go Amoa Beach....,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ia 58 Win Komp , 2 10 Jdsou Doud ...... ,, ,,, ,,,, , 1 70 James Uow.,.. , 1 70 John Komp ,, .,,,., l i"0 John Schwab... .,,, 2 40 James Whitney ,.. 1 00 Stato of Oregon vs. Bert WatUrs etfaf. W H Queener ..,,,,., ,. tfiw Alex Downlug..,. 1 70 CouttuueJ'oa third tge, CMHMMB To Mothers of Large Families In this workaday world few women are so placed that physical exertion Is not constantly demanded of them in their dally life. Wo mako a special nppcal to mothers of largo families whoso work is novcr dono, nnd many of whom Butter, and Suffer for lack of intelligent aid. To women, young or old, rich or poor, wo extend an Invitation to accept froo advico. Oh, women I do not let Una. Gjuumt BiausviLus. your lives bo sacrificed when a word of advico at tho first approach of weak ness, may fill your futuro years with healthy joy. Address n letter to Mrs. Pinkham's Laboratory, Lynn Mass., and you will not bo disappointed. "When 1 began to tako Lydla E. Pinkham's Vegetablo Compound I was not ablo to do my housework. I suf fered terribly at timo of menstruation. Several doctors told mo they could do nothing for mo. Thanks to tho Pink ham advico and mcdlclno I am now well, and can do tho work for eight in tho family. " I would recommend Lydla E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound to nil mothers with largo families." Mns. Gxiuue Belleville, Ludlngton, Mich. Woman's Vote In Municipal Affairs, Editoh Jeurnal: Just provious to our late election In New York, tho New burg News Bald editorially; 'If tho women of Now York City were allowed to vdto at tho coming municipal eloctlon, Tammany would bo given nde foat from which It nover would recovor. Whatever may bo nrgued ngainBt giving womon tho right of suffrage, it stands upon record that tholr influence is al ways upon tho side of justice and moral ity. This is no moro truo of tho women of Groator Now York than of tho womon of Newburgand all othor cities, largo and small, throughout tho stato." That this Is truo is photvn by tho fol lowing editorial from tho Leadvtllo Domocrat, whero thoy havo soon tho practical tffect of woman's voto in mu nicipal affairs: "From a mining camp with a reputa tion for bloodshed that extended to tho ocoauB.Leadvillehas developed intoono of tho most upright cltiosof the country, as froo from violenco nnd crime of any kind as a New England vlllago. This result has been brought about through tho In fluonco of tho good women of tho com munity. Thoy worked for tho election of officials who could bo trusted to en force tho laws and make tho city and county a most undesirable placo for law- oreaKers anu vagrants, ana tholr mornl influence throughout the years has boen most bonollclal in this respect. Thoy havo ovolvod a city of good homos and good government from a mining camp with a record." And yot womon nro denied tho ono womanly, dignified and effectual means through which they can iufluenco legis lation, tho ballot, and at tho Bumo timo urged to do tho most unwomanly act of all, solicit tho votes of men. "Consist ency, thou art indeed a jewol." Elnoha Monkok Baiicock. Bed Time take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I feel bright and my com plexion is hotter. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It is mado of horbs, and ia prcparod as easily as tea. It is called Lanoa Medi cine. All druggists soil it nt 25c, and 50 cts. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho bowels each duy. If you cannot got it, send for free sample. Address, Orator Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. Great Stock Feed Herman Jakol, of Aumsvilla, brought to tho Journal ofllco two mammoth carrots and sugar beets, of which ho raised fifteen doublo wagon loads, or about that many tons. They wero only cultlvatod four times, and the ground was not specially prepared. This is a reat crop for stock feed, and should bo moio genorally planted by Btoek men. Xoy Con Dr, BulFa OouBu Syrup wi.l euro a woumi or vom ac onco. Conquers Group, Whooplnff.CouKh nnd Monslo pouch without foil. Mothers pralso It Doctors proeoribo ib for Bronchi tls, Ilporsenoas. Grlppo, Tnoumonla and Consumption. It jica quick, Burereanlta. PiIco,25cts. Rofusothe doaler'a substitute r it is not ns pood. Dr. 3l?tfl Cough Always oures whon othois fail. Dr. Bull's Pills cure CoiWirM ln urd LUci TrouliU. so pliu. iu cu. Vial box, ",' 80 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks designs Copyrights Ac. Anrons lending- a (ketch and rteacrlptlon. mar qulcklr acertalii our opinluu free whether au luntloa U probably patentable. Cominunlra. tlon Mrictlr conndontfal. Handbook on I'atenta 1'atftuU taken through Jiunn A Co. receli ann k ih. iu.ij. vunotut, wiiDoucnai sckwir fc Jimciicii!. ntv, im iuu AJ!naotnely niaitratA4 wMklr. T-iveit nir cQlatlou of any cienlino louruaX Tcrtoa, I J a atloi iri 1 UN yeari mur moiiioi, u CKMaoyaii newioealen. n 3BlBroad. NQU1 Vnrlr (Bo, &AVUL. WoahtlKton, IU II ftsm Jufilli hi j kkkkkkBBkkS EDUCATIONAL odoeoMw UV?.,?tirjJ5r,erwarJ" ,fyu havo the time ami money. LULLERR Aril firrnnD.1 tvllh n vtrup tn ii.nf, tlim.. ll. but devote pur onorKlej lo comliiotliiR dent, miininiii nTim n ... ..1 1 .V...: ". "." - - "vt vms BiituumvD hid auwimiuif OVIMI IUT L'llinil)K1l( . W. I. 3TALEV. Principal. Snlcm, Or. capital normal and Northwest Normal CoflTge ffiRRPSDnNnRNPR orunni I of Literature, Duslntss, Music and Ar SALEM, OREGON. i-'riJ.t'GW TCJlvc .weeks opens Sept. 301h In First National lUnk nulldlnc Our spccla iWf,kis.I?.Uih.!he "nOerlylnj, principles. No time wasted on the non-cssentlai9, The home study and mail department offer you a rare chance to spend your evenings pleas antly and profitably In f mine yourself for your Home study department $5. '" "Addresi4"' UK mnn, luiuun ior inc icnn seven ao ars. lome study department $5, Address T T VDADO CATCH Arm Ji J. K-KArS, SALEM, ORB, THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A drst-oluBB piivato hospital (or tho treatment o( chroulo and suivtcal crtsos. Built the past year ospoolally (or tho purpose (or which It is UBod. Convouontly located within (our blocks o( tho business part of tho city. Tho most mrxlorn (urnishlnKJ nnd latest appliances throughout tho hulldinR. Heated by hot wntor and lighted by Kas and oloctlclty Horo tho sick can havo tho'comlorts o( nn oloKiint prirate homo, comblnod with all the advantages of a gonornl hospital without tho noise, coiKubIoh, nnd publicity nltomliiig ono. Outside phyBcians bringing caeoo in treatod with tho greatest courtesy, nnd iissletod in oporations i( requostod. For torms and (urthor inlormn. uouwruoor appiy pursonuiiv. R, CARTWRI6HT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M 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 POBTOBTIOK -n Something New Humphrey Gas Arc Light 4. CUEMEKETA ST. TELEPHONE IRON IS KINQ And wiion It comes to doing work on sheet iron, tin and coppor, wo tako tho load. All kinds of ROOFING, SPOUTING, TINNING, C0RNISE WORK Done on shortest notlco and witli the utmost satisfaction. :::::: : BURROUGHS & FRASBR PHONE 1611 CAPITAL BREWERY Beer has stood tho tost of oxporionco. Then why not ijlvo a homo production tho preforenco. Home capital, homo labor and homo browod boor aro growing in popularity, rooplo loyal to homo Indus try rIvo It tho preforonco. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. BRBOISTBR St FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN- jBl. cut acisff sjslx":!? 50 lbs, table salt $ 65150 lbs. Half irronnd salt $ 100 lbs tabic salt. $1 10 WHEAT FLOUR WHOLE 91 Court Street, Of The Burlington ticket office in Portland Is a veritable Bureau of Information (or travelers a place whore they can learn what it will cost lo reach ANY point in America or Europe; how long the trip will take, and what there is to see on the way. If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop in nnd get (ull information, or, i( you prefer, write me about it Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. Wmm Cor. BUSINESS CARDS. C. HJIACK XJESir-a? IKS"!!?5 8ucccessor to Dr, J. M. Keeno, In White Corner, Salem Ore. Partios de ilrinc superior operations nt moderate fee in any branch are inespwial request, Dr Grace Albrigh GraduatetofiAmertcanlScbool of Osteopathy, : : ; Every day except Suuday. Office 11 uira u io 13 a. m : I tn 4 n in C,A Fdlowa' Temnle. Cor. fiourt ml Ttih struts. Phone. Main 2281. Dr. Tacie Bcal. assistant. &&& -. J. L. JilUlNl:, fll. D. PFO'RIETOR OF Stone's Drug Stores BALEM OREUON. The stores (two In number) are located at No. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a complete line of drugs and med Klnes. toilet articles, perfumery, trusties, etc- DR. STONE Has had some 25 years exceritnr' in h. .,., lice of medicine- and now makes no thir tnr wutuiiaiioa, examination or prescription. 331 DEMANDS CAnEI'ULCONSIDEHATlON 'JUnjronro two Ktudi of cducntlou prsctlcnl ntnl oriinmoiiul Tho form or should Lo ccurod by ovrryono, becauso It inny bo put to turn quickly Iu pernlni: ft Till) ixmrnMnf tun PAIilTAI miciiunaii i.iiH. (iiviciuic, nicuiu uiuiormer n.j. Ant-cliM b'uilucM iohool 'e do not dabble In a llillu 01 ovi'iytlilnir. " rZZ: . "."l". "."."" Vrc," cneap, mu- (INCOIIPORATKU.) Literary courses are: Collegiate, High School Business and Picparatory. Full or partial of the mporlant branches of Music and Art. Dip loin 9 granted or Degrees conferred on comple tion of either of Hie above courses. Send for 'o '" rooms n the Murphy Dlock, "uih.i. a. j. uonanu, a. pi., ITCHaent. Z M. Parvln, Mu. Doc, Dlrectsr, QROOKUY EFFICIENT CONVENIENT ECONOMICAL 563 SALEAl GAS LIGHT CO. IOS STATE WHITE 50 95 1 100 lbs. Halt eround salt $ AND OTIIEU CEREALS. Salem, Oregon. TV mm "miipm mi 11 1 mi 11 A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. OFFICE, CITY nALL For water borvlco apply at offlc Bills payable monthly in advaoce Mako all complaints at the office OAPlfAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mail aud passenger trains Baggago to all parts of the city. Promo! service. .Luiupuona o. -11. DIPQDE & IIOMYBR B. R. JONES, Attornoy-ut-Law Toledo, Orovou, WasClork of Olrouit Oourtfor six yearr and baa an up-uxiato aUtraet or all property in LiuooJn ounty ii.rm J Money to Loan On (arms and city property. Iuveit ments jndiolously made. Iusuratico ef (ected, JOHN MOIR Office witli Balfour Quth-io & Co. 3P7 Commercial Street. 4 01 Geisler Patents Co. Chamber of Commerce Building Portland, Ore. beourea aud markets patents, model making and light manufacturing. No better terms or facilities chtainahln VVato j anywhere. tess-a W(!ONRACIFic AND DKPAUT FOH WfiW Anniv moJ Chicago Portland Special Da. m. via Hunt, lngton ?.lt..,'Xr. I'onvcr. Pt aKt""' "Io. 1P.IB. . Atlantlo Kiprou 9 p. m. via Hunt lnuton "St" Paul" Kant Mall S p. m. via Bpokano 5Rll,W&..Jlw n. M01. WaTiVwiTfi""mr."." aSf,n?.wM!, J'n- rauV. nni.Vrhoy"!J Chlekgorand,KMt:n IW 79 " HOURS y PORTLAND TO rillrrn nOCMnitOfCar. " 1 nrougii tickets East via all boat and rail, via Portland. rail, 0r OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE nuia rornana All lalllng dates aubjcct S p.m. For Han Francljco Ball every S days P. Dally exjopt Bunday 8. p tn. 8alurdar 10 a. m. COLUMI1IA RIVKIt To Aitorla and YaT Uudlngi. ' B.B. BuDltlJ WILLAMETTE RIVpb Steamers, water peralttlnr. leave slca ht Portland and way landing. Monday.Wtaoeii,. nd Friday at 10 . m.. Tuesday 1 1 n"rX !fi Saturday at 7 a. m. For Indeteslenc. Alt and comma Tuesday, Thnrsday a.d &,,, t 4 p. m.For lndepedence.Mosdy.Wedi"iV nd Friday at 4:30 p. n. ""; Through tickets East via all rail or ton u rallvls Portland. Ticket of flee. dock. B. T. THAYER. Attn Salem, rtioa. Illinois Central W Efficiently Serves a Vast 3sosy Territory Rythrouth service to and from the principal cities In the folia wlnr states: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SODTH DAKOTI MISSOURI ARKANSAS TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Throuth Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coast TO . Chicago ,Cfacfonafl Connectlat with tbrouih trttas tottll tolitt East, Southland Souffteasi Fast and haudsimely eiulpul. tUa-ktW trains Dining Cars, Outlet Uirwr Cv Sleeping Cars, Free Recllnloi Chairs Cm Send fifteen cents In stamps fortdiiiM the United States and Cuti t w tlculars regarding, rates, time, ttnti e.c..cal.onorddress B TRUMmL 142 Third St. CralAtt Portland, Oregon. Copvallis & Eastern Wiui mrr m n a nn No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:M p. m, Train leaves Corvallls.... 1:53 p. ft Train arrives Yaqulna . 6:i5p.u. No. J Ileturnluir: Leaves Yaqulna Sx8,0, Loavos Corvallls 11:30.8.0. Arrives Albany 12:16 p. b. No. 3 For Dotrelt: Leaves Albany ?rl Arrives Dotrolt 12d5 p, No. 4 From Dotrelt: 1C Leayes Dotiolt lV? Arrives Albany 5-J0p.,,tt. Trains 1 arrives in Albany in tta to connect with the 8. P. south boarrf, train, as woll as Riving two- or W hours in Albany before departure ol a P. North bound train for Portland. Train No, 2 connects with W 0, f. weat Bldo train at Comllls Oroiiijjl Independence, McMinuvilla nd points north to Portland. J. TUUNBlt, Edwu. Btmj, ..,W..., ....-, . m, , Is tho odI lb The Great $!$, Rock Island tiiS Route SaWcg so change via thn World's Vjffig. fo lino, making close cm ft, cago in union uon " , Uatly etanuaru sitoi' car bHtween Salt h98 f!lv. Ilrtnvnr and Chicago, -Buffet, Library smoking cars between I'uauio, ua- , 1 m,i., Tim boat anuu" reasonable dimng car service b rt Pueblo anil Oblcag. II yu "rfneg, Cat Kansas City Omaha. ffl V cairo or an v nlaco east, yqu sboow quire about the Ureal BocK " Jj before purcnasing yu -- . 1, your nearest ticket agent ;g W write ior mmora u- - , Jostred. .. A. - y . Qu Qen'l. ARt..i" - PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves tor PortlaalMooW Wednesday and Friday.? Quick Time, Cheap Bates Dak: Foot of TW ;,,, I ?. BAU-n- 1 snnr p RRO PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRER ForSalt,J! PORTLAND OR,. jfliE Jim. SJJJUV 1 O. C. T, Co's i M. I gMilPf! w . ,f- 'J flPaRSisultnKi -w gawwiTiiiiwiiiTWawwiwffaia 1 1 1 anmMU'iimiiwi'nM .J8Jp. HW l,"jww'!srB4Hgr" r - . sg - - - -, - ajWHBWH