Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 6

1005. DAILY nMOOIT STATESMAITrSUKPAT. FEBRUARY 18, rTi MORE RAILWAYS SES NATUr.E'S WOND30US IIAN- Dionri. 3 Dr. Humphreys' Seventy-- Old Oak Seven breaks up Grlp BEST OF ALL fSs 6 -i Good IS THE I CAN'T in appearance, PORTLAND TO BUILD ANOTIIEH EOAD WESTWARD THIRTY MILES TO CORNELIUS.

This Project and Several Other Enter-I prises Are Represented Long List of Incorporation Papers Piled in Cor-S "poration Department Past Two Weeks Another electric railway is projected Tim nrti- ('i to reach our iro.n i to BE SUCCESSFULLY IMITATED. A fresh cold i-? stopped by use of 'xenty-Sevoii. A neglected cold or grip arc broken by the continued us of Seventy -Seven." One advantage of "So vo n't y- So ii the timely that win, nor equalled in wearing qualities. The latter statement is especially true of nj'eles of incorporation 0 Terminal Railway were filed corporation department of state with a capital stock of 5V kiOO. T.

T. Pnrkhart, J. Thorl.urn Kns yjan.1 C. H. Aitehison being the ineor-Miporators.

and the "object being to ae-yi quire, construct, equip, a railway an.l telegraph an.l telephone line from noints on the bank of the When a dealer offers you a cheap-ash. chair at a low? price, turn unto him a deaf car, for he only offers it as, a substitute because, he can't furnish the real article. We will sell you a SOLID OAK CHAIR at a price asjow as.ash. and it will'last so well that you will not be disappointed. i cy TIIEOUGII UTAH KADO.

AND C0LO- Casllo (laU t'luum -f the tJrand, M.ir-'shnll and Tonnessf Passes, and tho World Famous Koyal tiorge. Fur tve and illustrate pamphlets, rite to W. C. McBEIDS, 124 Third St. Portland, Or.

OREGON Union Pacshc Three Trains to the fast Daii Tlir.meli J'ullniaii rtl (iixl t.mii.st cms daily to Oimiha. SmiUhih; Imirist cirs to KaiiMts i v. 1 li roue li l'ulliiiHil stciji hjcj csrs j.cr-sonallv wi cf.ly to chair rurs (hchib east- 79 HOIKS Portland tb Chicago limine cars 70 14 mm KJ --M r8ts, T-t in this apparenf fact. -lies a so great ami so far reaching that it is indeed bard for portion "of our -people to refrain from rising-in-their full strength and manding lhat immediate steps be take put in a filtering plant, so that every iirop of our water supply would be so guarded' that oiir city would not menaced each year from well, here i i where allargumeuts must cease, for. as stated, we would father tell a than tell the rnth in this matter.

-But in can 'lor, there is a fart which -vcrv tbinkihs1 man must admit, an. I that is this: That we must an.l will have an up-to-date filtering p'ont with our water system. noim wo continue to shrink from a hcanny, public policy and go on and -declare our platforms be fore flections nad then after election 'shrink' from all that taks a little' backbone, and theji tcl! what a Fplendid administration wo vo the Mor pod people, and in this way risk' all that is sacred ari vital to a city's growth? Let in? give a it is this; Saletn will not make the growth that we are all looking for till we lnw on administration that will have the -nor-V. courage to stand for their convictioiM. Every administration the past ten years has ha.l convictions on this matter, but not the moral courage to stand bold for the-refornis needed along this Respectfully yours, for a Stitch in Time.

Market Local Markets. Wheat 2c. -Oits per bbl. retail. Flour City retail selling prices, per feed Bran, $20.50 ton; shorts, $21.50.

Eggs 3c. i Hens 10llc. 10c. Docks 9c. Turkevs 16c.

Butter Country, 20c. cash or 22 'z in trade; creamery, 32'c. Butter fat 30c. Wool Mohair 23c. Onions' $1.23 cwt, I'otatoes 25c bushel.

Hops Salem Livestock Markets. Cattlc-rlJOO to 1200 steers, 3c: Lighter steers Cows 100(3' ZtfjZVje. I togs 175 pounds, fat, Sheep No market for cyves wethers, 4Vi6. Veal Dressed, 46c, according to quality. J-tivotpool Mav -wheat, Gnt Chicago, Fell.

,17. May. wheat open- Flax, northwestern, $1.12. Francisco," Fvb. 17.

Wheat, unchanged, 17. WJieat, unchanged, i 1 Quotations. Port .17. Wheat, unhinged. -Oats White $27.

'Barley-Biewing, feed, 25. llay Valley timothy, $10(oill; castr ern, clover, $8.50) cheat, alfalfa, $10. Millstuffs iliildlings, chops, -sKiaj -bra-u; $1718- $HC'V Floii'r-Hard- wheat patent, straight, graham, rye, vrhple whqat flour, valley flour, Dakota, eastern, rye, I'illsbury, Corvallis, $3.70. Corn Whole, cracked, $25.00 per ion. Il'ye $1.50 per cwt.

Buckwheat $12.50 per ton. Produce. Butter Fartcy. creamery, citv creamery, dairy, l7c; store, 1 (ft 1 5c eastern creamer a527.V4cj butter fat, 2931c. Cheese Young America 10c; uregon full cream, l5c.

A Genuine DKPAKT TIMK ARRIVE FOR froni I'orllami, ir. Irorn l-oltlKMl 'k- i)pnr- SS 5-M a ity. St. Louis, frnur eagau3K.Kt. Hlt bike, lljnver, Ft r.Vn..nt cnsCily.Kt bonis lii- 'ljRUl intoi! Ka t.

St." I'MuT 1 la i 1 1 ITl I to 1 1 hnst Mail li.r. man, Mioiieunolis, Kt ,00 a bi via l.inl, iMiliilh, Mil- SiKikane tvaiikew, Less than Price of Ash MAN AND WIFE. TJ.V snow was falling. The day wss still and gray and cold. Dr.

the" white flakes from his "I have just witnessed an instructive happening a happening that might teach us why so.nc do not succeed. "A man and his wife were walking down a back streft. The r.an had his hands in his The woman carried a basket filled wilh and beet s. "A group "I boys dived ni.e imv on a corner. They had snowbaiis in their hands.

As soon as' married had passed them they let drive. "But only the woman wan struck. She got two heavy blows about the head and face. Every snowball, however, missed man. "He looked at his wife as she brushed the snow out of her eats and hair, and then he, shook his fist at t.itf boys and shouted: "'It's a good thing for you.

vonncr rascals, that vou didn't VOU "hit me, MAIL THIEF ARRESTED. DENVER. Feb. 17. Frank JI.

iCmgs-ley, alias Alfred Henry, was arrested to.uiv charged with the tl.eft of a rn ul pouch at Ha.en Junction. Nevada. list November. It is said he has Ik'sides other mail, the jmuch contained a remitttnee of from a Xovula bank repor ts Eggs Fresh Oregon JTrftlTVj I'oultry Old roosters, Sfii Dc; hens, spring, 14 (i 5c; broilers, lrdillic: dressed chickens, El'ic; live. MrflOc; dressed, turkeys, live, lfal5e; dressed-, (('i 17c; ducks, old.

Yl spring ducks, VtOij ilfic; pigeons, per doz. squuliS J. lfin.v 10 amber. 12 ffiiac: fancy white, 14fo: 15c. 'i'otatoes Per sack, 05c; ear lots country, jobber's prices TUfTi -SOe per 1" i.ounds; turnips.

sack; cab bages, per 100 pounds, celery, dozen. 50frH5c: onions, in country; jobbers' prices 25. Livestock Market. Cattle Best steers cows calves, 4.73. -Sheep Hoks 6.00; Jight hogs, $5.00 G3.25.

Livestock Chicago," Feb. 17. Cattle Receipts. aoo: market, stea.lv:. 'Beeves.

$.1.75 (Ji.6.30; good to prime stvers, poor to inediurn, stockers and feeders, cows, 4.50; heifers, 3.00! calves, 8.23. Hogs Receipts today, 1S.000; Mon-d'ay, market 1'Oc higher; mixed and butclfers, 0.25 good iiough' heavy, (5.03; liglit, pigs, of sales, (1.10 6.15. South Omaha, Feb. eeipts, 100; market noiniiially stea ly. Xative steers, native cows, and heifers, canners, $2.0 sto-kers and feeders, $2.

S0(Jr 4.50; calves, (i.25; bulls, slags, 4.00. Hogs Keceipts 7500; iuarket 3( 10c higher; heavy, 0.00; mix ed, p'gs. bulk' of sale's, -Sheep No receipts'; market' steady. Kansas City, Fvb. 17.

Cattle I 200; market steady; Xative steers, l.OOft stockers and feeders western i c.nvs. western steers, Hogs Beeeipts, 400(); nui.rkvl, 5(T; 10c higher. Bulk of sales, heavy, $0.1 Of" 15; packers, j.igs 'and light, li.07 Sheep IfjM-ejpts, 1000; market steady Muttons, lambs, range wet tiers, fed ewes, 5.25; GOLD DUST FLOUR Sidney, Oregon, made fo, family use. Ask your dealers for it. Bran -find snorts always on P.

D. Wallace, Aii'ent. T'honn be well to select colors in our We have everything i tllP housu pleasant. Come in lt 'pi'dc MIXED DO NOT OFFER YOU ASH CHAIRS, Hi Chair ser of six Oak Chair HAY GOT IN. When the late Secretary II ay was crossing the Atlantic in 186.T -on his way to-Paris'jto serve as secretary ot legation, he told, the following anee-dote to the fellow travelers.

On, applying for admission to tho bar of Illinois he was summoned to appear before of prominent Chicago, lawyers to be examined as to his Qualifications, lie went to, the place appointed and found the committee as sembled; but for a long tim thev t'oHkl notice of the young candidate, but continued talking vigorously together on various subjects. At last, one of the lawyers, turning to him, said: "Mr. Hay. what would yott do if -a client should come to you with such a case as this?" and proceeded to describe very elaborately a complicated legal case. should ask for a retaining fee of $50, promptly replied Mr.

Hay, "and tell him to call tomorrow." f'Mr. Hay.lyou are admitted," said the gentlejuien, and with a hearty laugh from all present the proceedings -closed. STATESMAN CI.ASSIF1 ED DS BRI Nil- ESULTS. 51 I ing in a position to buy good solid oak at prices which the small dealers pay for less durable' kinds, we ean4 safely recommend our goods for your use. The solid oak chair which we offer for 85c would cost at least $1.25 any where else in the valley.

is, most medicines reduce, me lomoix oi 77" sustains tho system dur'n-g the ill no At Druggists, 25 cents, or mailed. llnn.r.ltrv'd Cor. William and Jolm strews, York, Cigar will- add lo your enjoyment after dinner. comfort It is ii and rre generously good cigar, mid the best obtainable for the money. Salem Cigar Factory A.

Iluckostom, Prop. TIME TABi.U NO. 31. Trains From and to Yactuina. No.

1 Leaves Yaquina Arrives at CJorvallia'. Arrives at Albany No. 2 Arrives at Albany Leaves Corvallis Arrives at Yaquina .7:00 A. M. ...11:18 A- M.

...12:23 1. 12:15 P. 1.1 1 0:00 r. -M. M.

Trains to and From Detroit. No. 3 Leaves Albany Arrives at Detroit No. 4 Leaves Detroit Arrives at, Albany 7:30 A. 12:30 P.

M. M. 1:00. P. M.

P. M. Trains for" Cory allis, No. Leaves Alljany Arrives at Corvallis No. 10-1' Ijeaves Abany Arrives at Corvallis A.

M. .8:35 A. M. .2:30. P.

.3:10 P. M. M. U. M.

No', o- Leaves Albany Arrives at Corvallis 15 Trains for Albany. No. 5 P. P. Leaves Corvallis Arrives at' Albany ..0:30 A.

..7:10 A. .12:10 P. .1:25 P. P. .0:10 P.

M. M. M. 7.1. M.

X. Leaves '(rvalli8 Arrives at Albany Norf 7 1 Leaves Corvallis Arrives at Albanv Ucguiar Sunday Trains. No. 5. l-eaves A.

Si. Arrives at Albany 7:10 A. AI. No. 11 Leaves Corvallis 1 ..11:00 A.

M. Arrives at Albany .12:15 1. At. Leaves Corvallis i P. AI.

Afri vea'at Albany 10 P. M. No. Leaves A Ibany .7:55 A.M. A rri ves a Co va Ilia- 2.1.

No. 12 Leaves Albany 12: 15 P. Al. Arrives at Corvallis 1:3:1 P. AI.

Xo. 6 Ticavcs Albany P. Al. Arrives at Corvallis 8: 15 P. Al.

All of tlie above conhect'with South- em 1'aciic 'Company trains, both at AI-, banj' fod Coi -nllis, as well as rain for Detroit, giving direct service to' New port and adjacent-beaches, as well as lireitenoush Hot r-priugs. lor 1 urther Inl oruiatron apdy to -J." C. ilA Oeu. I'Jisa. Agt.

H. JSOLLS, Agent Albanv." H. II. Corvallis. SALEM- BRICK VAKD A.

A. DURTON, Prop, lirick iilwaye on 1ianl. iiiear bits othcrwiKt'. I'resseU btick nnitl6 to ur-der. Yard ou Htatd 6trtct.

Sfiutli of penitentiary. not to iriatcr. ot mucon n.i frwnu lnUxlsn. alnlcrn. an-1 ttivfti' rwa irr.vvrjrf..

0. C. T. CO'S STEAMERS POMONA AND ALTO NA FOR PORTLAND MON AND FRIDAY AT 10 A. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 7 A.

FOR COR VALLIS TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY AEOUT P. M. M. P. BALDWIN, AGENT.

over an ono i ii i In-ino i A Le Corona amette river in rortianu in gen- tral westerly direction to a point on the Tualatin river at or near Lorneniis, Other articles of incorporation filed "during' the past wo weeks John Day Valley Railroad Company-principal office. Portland, capital tock. $100100; 'J. P. O'Brien, W.

W. Cotton, Wm. Crooks and James G. Wilson. Kastern Repair principal office.

capital stock, $2000; incorporators, A. Fleshman, Otto Eggerts and Robert, Liudell. "Lloyd Lumber Company; principal office," Union, Oregon; capital stock, incorporators, Jesse W. Lloyd, II. J.

Lucas and K. O. Zeek. principal office, Portland, capital stock, $5000; incorporators, A. B.

New land, J. W. Dearing and C. Easter. Los Angeles Railroad Construction Company; principal office, Portland-, capital incorporators, M.

H. French, E. J. Howard Hud W. L.

Gould. -Grant Co'unty Progressive principal 'office, Prairie City, capital stock, incorporators, Cliftom Cleaver, and F. M. The Coast Railroad Company; principal office, Tillamook capital. stock, $5000; incorporators, W.

Harrison, IL T. Botts and Charles T. Clough. Liberty Coal and Ice Company; principal office, Portland, capital stock, incorporators, W. N.

Daniels, R. K. Phillips and A. G. Ri.l.lell.

The Inland Empire Lumber Company; principal office, Pendleton, enpitaj $10000; incorporators, C. E. Duffy; M. Keating and J. IL Keating.

State Bank of Rainier; principal office, Rainier, capital stock, Carleton Lewis W. Morris and Alex. Sweek. Bank of Rainier; principal office, tTaimer, capital stock, J. P.

Buford, S. S. Strain, W. Ely, J. Frank Watson and R.

L. "Durham Portland Development Companv; principal office, Po'rtiaml, capital' Shiehls, O. L. Perns and L. b.

Street. The Oregon Annex Company principal office, Portland, capital 'stock M. C. Dick in-. -atf Win.

A. Mnnly. Sunnyside Mutual Telephone Company; principal ofticej Salem, capital stock, incorporators, L. West, L. M.

Grozer and H. S. Poisal. P. L.

Cherry Company, principal office, Astoria, capital stock, incorporators, J. F. Kertchem, P. J. Lazarus and Frank Neild.

Summit Telephone Conipany; pri'nei-, pal office, Corvallis, capital stock, $1000; incorporators," B. W. Johnson, I. M. Zierolt and M.

L. Frantz. June Land (onipany; principal offieOj Portland, capital stock, in-corporators, B. E. Fiske, J.

Fisk and R. G. Morrow. t-, Reedsport (Uimpanv; princij)al iReedsport, capital stock, $1 incorporators, W. -Reed, W.

H. Ja-mieson and Lyons. Star and Crescent 111 ining illing principal office, Portland, Or. stock, incorporators, P. L.

MeKenzic, I. G. Thompson and E. L. Lane; Shirley, Improvement Company; -prin cipal office, 1'ortland, -capital stock $5000; incorporators, G.vW.

Shirley, fjharles C. Woodcock an.HH. Dunn. Enterprise Meat Company; principal office, Coquille, capital, stock, $5000 incorporators, E. S.

Dean, W. Taylor Dement and John loakam. Mutual Canning Company; principal office, Salem, capital: stock, 000; incorporators, Geo. Wr. Xoah Welch, S.

P. Kimball, C. A. II Fisher and Hcaver 0,10090 Company; tal stock, incorporators, vallace. James.

Christensen and Charles J. Blanchard. The Timber Canyon Klines Company; principal office. Baker City, Or; capital stock, 1,000,000: incorporators, W. Drowley, W.

S. Levens and H. N. Clark. Xoslo Alining Company; principal of- lice, 1'ortland, capital stock, ouo.ooo; incorporators, 11.

1. Cliristen- Anton Olson, Carl G. Olson, W. Christensen and" J. V.

Beach. on.piest Gold Mining principal oince, lty, capital stock, incorporators. 4aaie-f iv. I'antujg, II. Panting and .1.

i. Jlart. Mt. Hood 'Telephone Co. principal onice.

Ait. lioo.l. caiptal stock, incorporators. W. S.

dribble, G. M. Wishart and I. V. Lafferty.

The Adler Company; principal office, Baker City, capital stock, incorporators, Carl Adler, D. C. Bobbins and S. L. Baer.

Edwards, Harris-. Lamout Healty Company; principal office, Port la 1, capital stock, $1500; incorporators, Dan W. Phil Harris and Joha Lamont. FOE A FILTERING PLANT. Editor Statesman: The present cpndi-tion at Eugene reminds us, and the question is this: To what extent is Salem fortified against, a repetition on troubles of four'years ago! 1 If it were not for the extreme delicacy of this question, I would like to show that but MM-4ngle A ing-- was done -to protect the city against a repetition here of just Eugene's troubles, but we all wish to protect and guard our city 'a inter- fnrlher infoniiatioii ask or wrilo ymir nearest ticket nK'-'if.

A. L. CRAIG, (icr.cral Pnsspnjicr Asciit, OrcRon Railroad Navigation Oregon. THE GREAT SCENIC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS EAST. Through Btan.lir.l Bicej.erg anl tour- List belwtHn tho.

coast' and St. Paul, YViimijH'fj iind For full particulars cull on or addrcas P. J. E. J.

Coylo, vr. P. A. G. P.

A. Portland, Or. Vniicouyer. C. C.

Ticket Office, 112 Third hitrcet. SOUTHERN PACSHC TIP4E CARD. Arrivals and 'departures of all trains at and from Salem: From Sua Pnincioco No. Ifl Oregon' Kx press ,5:23 a.m. 11 Knyeno Passenger a.m.

12 Oregon Express Toward Ban Francisco 11 California Express. .11:13 a.m. 13 -Kiigc-iio- l'assengcr 0:3" p.m. 15 California Express. p.m.

Freights. No. 22C Ar. 11:55 a.m.; dep. 12:45 p.m.

225 Ar. 11:25 a.m.; lep.ll:55 222 Through Fast Freight, Ar. p.m.; dep. 11:30 p.m. 221 Through Fast Freight, Ar.

2:20 a.m. A Ticket more than your mere transportation if it is over It means that you will have every luxury ami comfort the utmost-, courtesy from all employes a safe thip and one that will be a pleasure and de-, light. It is tne Short Line to Chicago And BEST au well Anything to know about Com fvrt.ibe.-'raveling will be gladly told by W. A. COX Ccu.

Agent. 15J 'Jrd 1 Per Hand, Or. III II TTItlT ill llWBi VMlit. 1 IWLL PAPER PAINT; I HER DISTINCTION. The following anecdote recently "brought to Richmond, by a Georgia woman is a true story, says ttno Baltimore Sun.

i A Boston eouplo were recreating near an.l met an old negro woman, to whom they took a fancy. They invited her to pay them a visit and the blaeK woman accepted, especially as her expenses were paid. In due time she arrived in Boston and was installed in thte house of -the white folks. She occupied one of the best rooms and ate at the'same table with her host and hostess. At one of the meals the hostess said: "Mrs.

Jones, you were a slave, weren 't you i replied Mrs. Jones. 'I belonged to Mar's Robert Howell." "I suppose he never invited you to eat at his remarked the Boston woman. 0 "No, honey, riat.be riidnt," replied Mrs. Jones.

"My master was a genileJ man. "He ain't never let' no nigger set at rie tabte long er him." And in this speech she meant no' disrespect to her hostess. She meant merely to point out a natural distinction. My large trade in wall paper has left me with a few remnant bunches, enough for ten average size rooms-which I will sell at a great reduction. Yrm cannot afford to miss this bargain; if you are not rra ly paper Ui.efjionse it will pay you to buy.

the paper now. READY PAINTS VIiolBsale Family Liauor Store All kinds of Wines and Straight Whiskies, Not rectified. Direct from diaiillery. Esjiecially Cedar Brook, formerly IMriar While jbu our store )t will prepared. j.ainta to match the paper.

furnishing Ii a. i i inaKc inc nouie you Delivered free in city limits. Family trade a specially, kinds of refreshments. All I 51 JS A. PATTERSON 271 Commercial Street I Prop 14-4 IVorth Commercial Street.