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TUESDAY; JANUAllY 7, 1902
NO 55
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FIREMAN'S
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Blanke's Coffee
Touches the Spot
Did Yon Get a Free Cup; We Did at
IolRRIT St LA05RBNCB
e You Cold Feet?
It ho it may havo been caused
by getting out of bed this morn
lm, nn n mill llonr in u cold
4 Get odo of our B.unll GAS HEATERS and at email ox peneo avo a warm
m for rising and rotiritnr. The turn of a koy and tlio touch of a matcli is
fat is needed to start tho lire.
Teiepnone joj. .
CnemeketaSt.. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
5 iHiaaflnMMwnMi
Slfour
liwaiiiNiii ! ii iMim
GUTHRIE AMD CO.
Havo secured nud will operato tho Humphrey wnreiioueo at sworn,
md wnreliouso aim tno wnrenousoH auniiuiun, i m-
l..t T.ir.wt.- mill n
t turn, Switzerland, Shaw ind Brooks, conducting a general warehouse
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III II BlUmU I,"IU.I30.
Salem office 207 Com. St.
aeks will ho hold ai Mm'hh points for dolivory on eamo terms ns pre
vailed prevloiiH hu'omh. titio thorn boforo disposing ol your grain.
p Prices are Always Paid for Grain
J. G GRAHAM, Manager
I
PITAL BREWERY
liner has otoil tho tost of oxporlonco. Thou why not glvo n homo
iiruluctloii tho proforonco. Home capital, homo labor and homo
it.o.vM lio.tr aro gro in in popularity. People loyal to homo Indus
try uivo it tho preference.
fPITAL BOTTLING WORKS
m CAPITAL ICE WORKS
RS. ifl. BECK, Proprietor.
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If Sisui "li
LUMBER FOR CHRISTMAS
should not bo overlooked while you
aro buying other things. There's a
good many things vou can do in tho
building lino if you plan them now.
Pricing and selecting the lumber
aro important factors in tho plan
ning Wo havo tho best lumber of
every kind prices lowest for tho
quality.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S P. PaBs'r. depot. Phono 051,
for
Wuicy Morsel
Breakfast
nuer yon can onjoy from ono of our
ijjand delic om meats, atuakt, lamb
Utbn chops' voal cutlets or iwrk,
aagatg are , II cut from the fatten
nrjmest ca'tle, nn 1 wo can supply
IJable wi'h frsh, nutritious and
sine meats ai i o i rock- priced
CKOSS SALEM OPE
Phon 291
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ML , " .ii .ii. 1 1 ii
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Leaned too far out of an
Engine Cab.
And Smashed His Head on, a
Bridge Timber.
lUKim Cirv, Jan. 5. Nearly tho
wholo top of tho hoad of E. P. Corriean
was knocked off by striking a bridge
timber on brldgo No. 8 near Baker Oity.
Tho body wbb found in aaltM(tK position
on tho floor timbors 40 feet below tho
truck.
Tho dead man was a locomotlvo flro
mnn by trade. IUfl hoadqnartora woro
at La Grande. Ho had been paealng tho i
lnlidays with IiIb folks at Glenn's For-!
ry. Yctordoy ho Btartod to roturn and
as his paes waB only good to Huntington '
ho asked tho engineer and fireman of on-J
gino No. G if ho could rido to La Grande.
They consented. Ho was wearing h"s
Sunday clotheB, but ho put aside his (
overcoat and put on tho jnckot of tho
regular uroniiui ho mm. no i-umu ni
II ro tho engine.
After tho brldgo wnJ passed tho. reg
ular fireman who was at tho lookout
glancing ahead, noticed by tho cmoko
from tho smokestack that tho ilro was
getting low. Ho glanced around to seo
tho causo. No sign of tho oxtra
man was to bo seen. Tho fireman then
got down on tho deck of tho onglno
and told tho engineer that his fireman
watt inihaintr. Tho encineor who was
keeping a lookout from tho cab on his j
sldo told tho fireman to look on tho j
tender, lint tho oxtraman was nc
whoro in Bight. Tho ongineor then
stopped tho train and notified tho cor-'
ductor. Thoy backed up a ways but!
poulil find no traco of tho missing man I
Senator Hanna. Senator Foraker.
Tho wholo country Is intensely following tho hot light now bolng wagod botwoon Senators Forakorand Hanna for tho
organization and control of tho Ohio Legislature. Kvory day tho fight waxes llorcer and fiorcor for tho control of tho He
publican organization in Ohio.
THOUGHT
HE WAS
JNSANE
Astoria didn't "Savvy". Nie
meyer's Aethods.
Getting Points
On laundry woik is always adviBble be
font taking your garments to be ronovH
tod. Anyone who has bad their laun
dering d ne at h Sale n 8tam lfliindrv
knows ilia quality ol our word UiH
ways wood, giving the correct flr.Wh to
linen that welldraesed men apprw-ate.
HI 1. I I .lnll..ar unn liMul OnlV
wooaiiioriiuuuonisi j-
to send us your address.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONEL J OLMBTKD, P3 PKimOn.
DOH0U8 D OLM8TBD. M '. ,
riione 411 32) Liberty Street
Tho AMoria News in a recent Ibeuo
saye: "Hurry Hunter Nlemeyor, the
New York author, artist and advertiping
wriiur. who has been in ABtoria for tho
past week, will bo surprised to loam juet
how close be came while hero to being
called up before a boaid of inquiry callid
to look into tho question of Ills sanity.
Mr. Nlemeyor, for tho past four months,
Word was loft with tho section boss at; ilnB i,ee vt.ry busy on bia now play.
tho rock switch and also with the section wliich is to bo produced in Now York next
forco at Dnrkeo. The latter found the' season. This week ho hits been putting
body under tho brldgo and notified tho 011 tilt) flushing touches and has at laBt
officials and tho fathor. Tho engineer ' comp'eted it. Tho writor workH In a
and ilreman oi rso. o. woro sioppeu ai i.a ViiIy peculiar way. Ho has a email pa
Grando and sent back to Durkco to at- pordoll to reprotont oach character in
tend tho inquest. Dr Snow was notiuetl , tho pluy and a tet of uiinatnio econery
and proceeded to Durkee wnero no noiu
tho InqneBt.
From tho testimony and verdict it
wbb generally believed that tho oxtra
man while crossing the brldgo had leaned
out too far and boon struck by n pro
jecting timber. In fact, Eomo brain
ma tor was spattered on onoof tho tim
bers. Tho bridge makes a sharp curvo
at that point and nnyono not familinr
with the road would bo liable to such nn
accident.
Education.
Tho omphasiB which has been placed
upon tho development of the body si
mnltoneouBly with tho graining of tho
mind is attracting general attention to
Western institutions with their enviion
ment of sunshine and oxygon. Pacillc
Universities aro not ono whit behind
tboir rivals in the East in educational
advantages, nor aro Western prepara
tory schools less ambitions and progress,
ivo. Parents desiring to romovo their
boys from tho rigorous winters of tho
East find in California the bent edu
cational facilities this country afforde.
For Grip, Coughs and
Colds
Theae is nothing like a good, pure hi h
grade whiskey Our whiskey is the
thing to have in readings. It i a gtt
saver of doetor's bills. If yon have none
in the house you'd better oidur eoine
right away.
J. P. ROGERS, Er5"
Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer
Poetry By a Hoodlum.
Everybody should read Wallace
IrwiiiVLove Sonnets of a Hoodlum."
Thesunnots aro In perfect form. Tho
language is slang of tho most pronounced
sort. Tho effect of tho form and tho
BuiiaUnce in conjunctive contrast is
Bimply excruciatingly funny. Tho book
lusa mock-historic aud philologic intro
duction by Gelett Burgess, himself
neither n mean humorist, indifferent
poet or inefficient pattererof the flush.
The book, really, for all its absurdity,
does reveal tho truth of Mr. D.irgoss'
dictum that tdang is "tho illegitimate
Bister of potory." No ono who reads
these "Love Souneta of a Hoodlum" will
full to imm them alone. They are the
high-water mark of palter literature,
the evolution of "Ohimmlo F.id Ian,"
"Hilly llaxter," "Oheekers ' an I Geo.
Ade's 'Fables in bUng." Tln-v p.re
Issued attraolieely by Elder and Shep
herd. San Francnco.
Caspar Whitney's Magazine.
I)iveruy ifc the key-note of tlie Onting
nolitsv. January ib & special Ani.y and
Navy Number, wmtelnti'j! wine ol Pref
er e Remington a most tnecltve w-tk,
nnd M.vaMl artie'e.dt-jliir.' with ati leilCB
in the Army ami Navy Hut the n istitar
interfslB are not forjjotten Tlseru if
plenty of Hirriiw wlventure: ' O i the
ir.niir Mtti. ibu Indians." illu raltni
by Frelenc IUniingtwu; "Alter K mga
rooain Q iwiihUihI" ; "A Wild llorti
Drive in theAuslrallan Ituah'aud ho on
Fnrthe man with the gnu thf o it
nlentv of fhooilug; shooting der hi
Colorado; ptarimgati in Canada; dmks
along the Columbia; bob-eats in 'On&t,
and more 1 kewise.
Of animal etories, "Tbe Taking oi tl H
IWvr" ie the fir.t of a writs of "TU
Story ol the Trapjr," by A. T. LaBt,
which beziiVB with this number. "Do
Animals Think" and "OollMtore and
Collections of PiitoU" are bath ab.orb-
IbkIv interettiHg, and the latier U "Hot
tratnl willi six full paes of ttrikiig
flatfs.
Caspar Whitney, as usual. ha his say
in the sportsman viewpoint.
furniture, nud other "props" that ho
spreads out on n tnblo just ns the stage
is to be sot. Tho paper dolls ho brines
in and cut and in thnt way k. eps track
of just whero they aro and when they
should make their entraces and exits.
For the puat two nights Mr, Ntemoyer
lias been reading his play aloud and
moving the puppet figures on tho table
top etiigo. He hoarded at a certain com
mercial street house not a thousand
miloB from tho Western Union Telegraph
building nud the other boarders and the
landlady havo beou growing more and
more suspicious at the strange talk com
ing from his room. Their suspicions
that thero was a crazy man in tho Iiqubo
woro further continued when the cham-
o irmuiii reponou tmil Blio Had "seen
tho gentleman playing w lib paper dolls." of Ley to.
Explanations wero asked for and given
and Mr. Nlemeyor, when ho leaves town
tonight, will carry life paper dolls nnd
toy furniture with him.
Tho play is called "Tho Other Sido of
tho Hedge" and deals with a Btory of
the American Colony in Mouto Carlo,
Nico and Paris.
Mr. Nlemeyor is known as tho author
of "Yarns of Uattory A," "In Bohemia,"
"Two Summers." "IWbs." and other
books and pooniB.
The Champion of Tacoma.
ThoTacom NoffeforJau. I. itululgea
n n forty-eight pago edition ot im
modest disclosures beforo tho eyos of tho
wholo world of the surpassing greatness
of Tacoma as a bulleyo center ot for
e gn commcrco nnd unrostrainod do
mestic greatneeu. Seattle and Port
laud can't hold a candlo to ths city of
maguillccntdostlnicB, as magnificently
presented in statistics, pictorial urt,
p trading columns of eulogy marshalled
under licadlluss of coneuuimato gon
ornlhhip. The imperial commonwealth
of Washington is bolng dynamited out
from among fir stumps ton foot in di
ameter at a cost of $'2bQ to $500 per acre.
It has harbors on tho American med
iterranean that will float all tho ehl8
in the world and not hnlf try, and Ta
coma is situated at "tho head of nav
igation." tho nlwaysup-to-dato Tacoma
News is really about fifty years ahoad
and well into tho second half of the
twentioth century.
DOES NOT
DISAPPOINT
Portland Squeals at
the Raise
Citizen's Delegation Was a
Fraud on That Name.
Multnomah County Has to
Pay $101,256 Alore than
in 1900.
The New Discovery for Cat
arrh Seems to Possess Re
markable Merit.
A now catarrh euro haa recontly ap
poarod which so far aa tostcd has been
remarkably successful in curing nil
forms of catarrh, whether in tho bead,
Official "StutlstlcH show that 302.H18
omigrantB left tho United Kingdom for
places outeidoof Europe during 1001. As
usual, tho .roat majority of them went
to America, the United States receiving
1I)1,8SS, nnd British North America
43,01:1.
American troops have captured an
extonsivo Filipino Arsenal in tho island
MARCONI TO MARRY YANKEE GIRL.
Hiss llolman Says She Will Wed the Inventor as
Soon as He Can Find Time to Marry.
ll B ptt- ISUmlUm "k.. . I III
n tJfw'j' WSj i ill
P9 Hi irtHftirafttoiifl !.? v I
The Great Paper of Idaho
In one year tho ItHne, Idaho, Kvunii'g
Capital News has Income the hading
newspaper ol Idaho. It was establUhwd
by Metsrs. Fisher and Uhendau, of
Hoseburg, and provi s thai Oregon news
paper talent is capvble o' doing things
whon It finds a field. Tlie hard and un
progiesive linos ol development In
whleti newspajwr workers have to de
velop In Oregon ought to bring borne
rM-nmiunte. and it uetus to corneas
Mum hh thev enter a larger spite in
whieli to try their wings Oregon men
and women are making brilliant sue
eetBM in all parts of the nation, from
m 'n.L m Hun .Iftjuv Tliu Kuw Yiuirs
AlUiongh America ha, not the Uowr of bein? the fatherland of the Inventor yj WB. in three
,f rar.B-.UIBtl wirele. telegraphy, we can at least pride ourse ves on possessing j - flonUinl)a pictorial write-up
the future wife of Marc jui. Abive is the portrait ol fliiee jossptnne i-oweu ioi
man. who will weu tue inveutor as ooa as ue can uuu uuo w ";
throat, bronchial tubes, or in stomach
and liver.
Tho remedy is in tablet form,plensant
aiulconvoniont to tako and no special
secrecy is maintained a to what itcon
taliiB. tho tablet being u sclentlllc coir-
blnatlon of Blood root, Kod gum and
similar valuable nnd harmless ant'
Boptlcs.
Tho Bitfo and effectivo catarrh cuio
mavbu found at any drug Btoro nndir
tho name of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets.
Whether the catarrh is located in tho
hobo, throat, broni hlal tubes, or stomach
tho tablets Boom to net with equal
success, removing tho stuffy feeling in
head and now. clearing tho mucous
membrane of throat and trachea from
catarrhal secretions, which cause tho
tickling, coughing, haw king and gagging
bo annoying to every catarrh Bulferor.
Nasal catairh generally loads to ulcera
linn, in some cases to such an extent as
to destroy tho noso entirely and In
many old rases of catarrh tho bones
of the head become diseased, Masai
catarrh gradually oxtondB to the thioat
and bronchial tuboa and very often to
the stomach, causing that very obstinate
trouble, catarrh of tho atomuch.
Catarrh Is a systemic, poison, in
herent, in the blood, and loca washes,
douches, salvee, inhalers and sprays can
havono effect on the roal oaiu,of tho
disease. An internal remedy whlcli
aoln upon tho blood is tho only rational
treatment and Stuart's Catarrh 'tablets
In the safest of till internal remedies, as
well as tho most convenient and satis
fuctorv from a medical standpoint,
Dr. Eiou ncently staled that ho nad
Hucco'kfuhy mod Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets In i. Id ihroniccuBos, even whuio
ulceral.uii Ii .d extended bo far as to
destroy i he ..ptuin of tho nose, Ho
says, "1 jiii pleasantly surprlieu almost
every duy by the vxetdlHiit results from
Stuart's, Catarrh Tablets. It Is remark
able how iffictually they romovo the
ibufxcessivo secretion ami bring about
a healthy condition of the mucous uuin
braues of the uoee, lliro.it and btomauh
All (linguist Mil
of the Tablets at 50 cents and a little
book glvimr the ) mpioms ami uautee of
thoHilu forms of catarrh, will be
mailed free by addressing F. A. Stuart
O., Marshall, Mich. 17U11
Portland Orcgenian: Indications aro
that taxoa to bo collected this yoar on
the 1001 roll ou City of Portland prop
erty will bo one-third highor ithan laet
yoar.
Tho state authorities havo announced
that Multnomah County will bo required
to pay $287,310 atato taxoB, as against
$180,051) for 1000, or an iucroaso of $101,
250. The state tax lovy last year for this
county wna C 7 mills, on a valuation of
$32,000,000, nnd this year It la G.Pll mills
on n valuation $48,000,000. To raise
$237,31(1 on n $,'12,000,000 vnluntion would
havo necessitated n levy of 8,81 mills.
According to nn act passed by tho
legislature in 11)01, each county pays Ho
proportion of tko ontlro Btnto tax, cal
culated on tho porcontago of tho wholo
taxablo property of tho Btato which is
located in each county. Tho law pro
vides that this result shall bo obtained
by taking tho assessments for tho past
II vo yoara of each county nnd thon strik
ing an nvorage. This la accomplished
by dividing tho total amount in each
caio by llvo. The avorago assessment"
in Multnomah county by this method
waa found to bo $38,100,000, and, esti
mating thi porcontago ou tho basla of
those llgurOB, Multnomah county was
ascertained to contain 31.23 por cont of
nil the taxablo proporty in tho Btnto,
and thoroloro entitled to pay iil.Jj por
cent of tho entire atato tax. This assess
ment just completed In Multnomah
county hns nothing whatever to do with
tho stnt") tax levy under the now law,
nnd it makes no difference, so far as
statu taxes aro concerned, If tho present
assessed valup of tho proporty In Mult
nomah county wns $10,000,000 or $100,
000,000 Tho flguroa proparod at Salem dlscloso
tho iact that tho atato government tiooda
$250,000 moro monoy this year than last,
nud tho way it ia figured out Multnomah
county taxpayers havo to contribute
$101,250 of tho money. If Portland peo
ple think tho last legislature made ft
bull, nud thnt they aro gutting tho worst
of it, thoy can call for a chango In the
law next session.
There Is considerable conjecture
nmong posted ones regarding what tho
total tax lovy will bo on City of Port.
Iind proporty on tho 11)01 roll. Ono of
ficial thinks the levy will bo ns follews:
Btnto tax, 0 mills; state tchool tax, 6
mills; county and road tax, 5 mills;
scalp tux, 1 mill; Port of Portland, 1.5
mills ; city , 7 mills; park, . I of a mill;
school distrlc No. 1, 3 mills; total, 2S.0.
mills. The total levy for 1U00 was 33 7
ill b, on n $32,(iQ0,U00 vnluation.
N0YES
GANG
CINCHED
Nome Crooks Get Their Just
Dues.
San Fiiancinco, Jan. (I. In the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals today
Judge Morrow reuteuced Judge Noyes
to pay u fine of $1,000 in the Capo Nome
oonspiraoy case. United States Dis
trict Attorney Woods was sentenced to
four months Imprisonment, and Assist
ant United States Dlstriot Attorney
Frost to twelve months lm prison ment.
Country Life In America,
Tim thirl number of this grand
quarto by Douhloday, Page A Co,, 31
Union Mpiare, Now York, Is the Cali
fornia number. Tho Illustrations are on
the Maine grand fcale ami standard of
perfection, and this is a feature of this
uomplkttu treatment I monthly, with the letter-press, (hat la
u per lor to any other published. I'or
binding these niimberii will make a very
sumptuous volume, illustrative of the
best nature scenes and landscape gar
leuer'ii art. The price s only $11 00 a
)oar ami will make a volamo easily
worth Ion dollars whin bound,
On
which
. colore and contained a pi
I ot each county In the state,
Brier News of the Day
the White Star linur Cymric,
l.as just reached New York are
47 Pert heron stallions, 10 French
draught hursea and 16 llugllili ihro
horaos, intended for stock farms at
Wunoua, III., and Ualeburg, III.
The marriage of Lady Gladys Hamil
ton, daughter of the Duke of A Moor n,
to tbe Earl of Wieklow, will oeeur this
month.
Tday Terry SleGovern will bjgln aa.
live training (or his tight wlt!-Qavo
Sullivan, at his eottage at Hempstead,4
L I.
Argentina has not yet olllolally ratified
the Chilean protocol.