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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-18
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!. PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
:. For additional Local News see Fourth Page.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S. A. Stockton went 10 Dundee today
via boat 10 visit relatives.
Mrs. n. Putman went TO Dundee to
visit her sister.
John Scarf, who has been here visit
ing with friends, has gone to Newberg to
visit with relatives.
II. B. Lacy went on business trip TO
Portland today.
Jas. Eastman went to Portland.
Capt. w. s. Buchannon brought up
I he Elmore yesterday in place OF Cap
tain Inman, who was detained i'm Port
land in q steamboat lawsuit
Mrs. j. NJ. Cullen went TO Portland
today to visit with friends.
State Printer w, II. Leeds, James
Allison, Sam Minturn and Char lee
Glenn returned yesterday ,afternoon
from the Elkhorn country, where they
have been fishing since last Saturday.
Mrs. +. Siderius, accompanied by her
son, Raymond, has returned 10 hel
home in Portland after visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Huber.
ID. Davidson and family, are spending
week at Cascade Fails, near Soda
willie.
Miss I.ottie Bennett returned yestel
day afternoon from Mehama and is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. 7. B
Strong.
Harry Guild Jr., left this morning fol
Spokane, where he will accept a clerica
position.
Rev. Frank Culver came mp from Port
land last night to visit few days.
Miss Claire Catch, of Corvallis, is Wis
ting at the home of her brother, Clau'
Catch, of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. Eskew, OF Me
hama, are in the city.
Virgil Conn, OF Paisley, has been al
pointed notary.
]. G. Barr, who was in critical con
dtiOn for some time, il much improved
lie is now visiting relatives al kansa
CITY and will start home next week.
Hon. John DAILY, of Corvallis, cam
down from Corvallis yesterday.
County Assessor J. w. Habort is Il
SilyertOn.
CIV. Knox returned last eyenin
from Portland.
Miss Laura Pugh sundayed in Woo'
burn.
Mrs. HOnora 'and Miss Ella Welo
went to Gladstone Park this morninI
Chas, Boullard went 10 The Dall'
this morning where he has situauo
with the o. X. 4 y. Co.
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A Good Thing wen Done.

New and pleasing ideas in adver
Using always interest. Nothing hai
appeared for years which is 50 at
tractive as the Hoods SarSaparillI
advertisements, utilizing proverbs anC
wise sayings as headings, each fol-
lowed by little hOmily cleYerly con
Meeting the proverbs with the subject
Besides this, the quaint Jensen italiC
type for the preliminary sentences
finishing with script slogan, Hood
Sarsaparilla Never DiSappoints, adds
TO the effectiveness All this work i,
ronning in over 7c0) papers, 6
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ATTY GENERALS DECISION
In Cases Where Sheriff's Serve Papers by
Mail.

III NaoCS WHCIC onCiln oCINS EdpCIo pJ
Mail.
Attorney-General d. r. n. Blackburn
recently received letter from Newt.
Livingston, sheriff Of Grant county, max
ing the following statement and inquiry:
81 have deputies in several of the pre-
! cincts of the county, and when papers
are delivered TO me 10 serve, / some
times mail them 10 a deputy nearest the
party TO be served, and the return is
sent me by mail.
"IIave | a right 10 charge mileage
! from the comfy seat for such service, or
/ can only charge for the distance
travelled by the deputy in making the
seryice?"
The attorney general in his answer,
after quoting the law and several de-
cisiOns upon similar cases, says;
"ln the performance Of the duty i'm.
posed on you, You must be governed
solely by the law which gives you the
right TO collect this mileage. l am OF
the opinion that you are not entitled "a
collect for the distance the process
travels by mail in being sent 10 and re-
turned by your deputy, but that you
can charge only for the miles necessary
trrveled by yourself or your deputy in
the service OF process which is placed In
your hands as sheriff Of Grant county "a
be executed,
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Two-FoLD EDUCATION.
Literature, Sciences and History Are Not
to Be Ignored IN Farmers College.
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Literature, Sciences and History Are No,
to Be Ignored in Farmers College.
Corvallis Union-Gazette.)
In its issue of July Z, the Oregoniau
has an admittedly radical proposition tc
cut down the educational work OF the
Oregon Agricultural College, "all of its
purely academic features" and devote
funds 10 holding farmers Institutes and
teaching the farmers.
The funds for the maintenance of the
college were provided to teach the chill
dren, not the parents, and farmers
sons and daughters have as much need
for an academic training as the sons and
daughters of any other class OF citizens.
1t seems to us an utterly,absurd prop
sition to eliminate the academic course
from the Agricultural College and de-
grade it to the level of a common school
for the purpose of using the money to
instruct farmers.
The advantages the Agricultural Col
lege offers over other educational in
stitutions are that it gives scholarly
training side by side with a practical
training in agriculture, horticulture,
mechanics, chemistry, botany etc.
The law creating the endowment for the
Agricultural College provides explicitly
and minutely for the expenditures, and
the course of education and training
hat shall be given' and the regents
md the faculty have only to see that
.hese laws are carried out; they have
strained the letter of the law in the
natter of farmers Institutes because
hey think with the Oregonian
hat these Institutes are a grand means
II spreading useful information but they
have no right, or mind either, to in any
way lessen the scholarly training of the
college. 1t is an excellent thing to en-
ighten age, but much better thing to
,nlighten youth, just as it is a good
hing to cure drunkard but a better
hing to catch him young and educate
him away from it. For the bene-
1t of older people who want to learn
ip-to-date methods.in farming, the Ag-
'icultural College has provided what is
,alled Farmers Short Course. 1t begins
n January of each year and lasts four
weeks during which time lectures and
are given on all the latest
discoveries in agricultural science and
stock breeding.
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&oN Salda6aMM
Ellzaz2EflZlrrU
Hoods pills cure liver Ills, the nonIrrltating and
only cathar,lc to take with hoods sarsaparilla
WILLAMETTE FACULTY
Resignation Of Prof. L. @. Cochran Is
Accepted.

Resignation of Prof. L. @. Cochran Is
Accepted.
The board Of Willamette University
held an adjourned meeting ut the presi-
dents office Monday evening, when the
sci ction OF the faculty was completed.
The matter, however, of filling chairs of
Science and Latin and Greek-was re-
ferred to n committee with power TO act.
Prof l.. q. Cochran, who for several
years has held the chair OF science
rendered his resignation, To accept a
similar | )sition IN the Prget Sound
University, at Tacoma, in which institu-
ton Mrs. CO hiram has been elected
dean. The resignation was accepted by
the board and the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, that we r ,ognize in Prof
Cochran a Christian gentleman and an
efficient teacher in his department,
"Resolv 4, that we assure Prof. Coch
ran OF our int 1rest in him and his work
and that We wish him success IN his
new field"
Salem " III regret TO lose the professor
and his wife as they were two of the
ablest persons connected with the insti-
tuition in the past ten years.
w. III. Byrd was reelected dean ol
the college Of medicine and, with but
three exceptions, the entire faculty in
that department was reelected for the
ensuing year The three changes are AZ
follows: George II. Burnett, professor
of medical Jurisprudence Richard Cart
wright, professor OF diseases Of women
and DIR. w. ID. Jeffries, professor OF ma
terra medica.
Miss Marie Craig was re-elect ,d al
professor of the art department.
The board reelected $. I. Richardson
dean Of the college Of law and the othe
members of the faculty connected Will
that department were also reelected
Mr.. Richardson IL one OF the ablest or
ganizers and instruct Jrs In the legal pro
fession in all its branches, II properl!
supported he will E,ake this city grea
center of legal learning.
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olIVeteran q lne

Thos. Anderson, who for several years
made his home at Mrs. COrnell's board
ing house, on Trade street, AMI who will
be remember j a. going on cTutches'
died recently AT Lodi, Calf. Deceased
vas an old soldier, and receiyei Ien-
sion oi tI2 per month.
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Sunday School PICNIC

Wednesday will be Baptist Sunday
school picnic day, to be held at the
Morningside grove. All children will
be carried out free ii they are at the
church at . a. m. Lemonade and every
thing to make merry picnic tour roll
round will be on hand and everyone il
expected to bring a basket of goodies.
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Call for Bids Tor Hay.

Bids will be received at the Otiice o.
the City Recorder for the CITY Of Sa
len, Oregon, from the date OF this
noti.e until 8 o'clock D. m. ~ Satur-
day, August u, 1898, for furnishing
the City of Salem with fifteen tl5l tons
OF cheat or Timothy hay, baled and de
liyered at the city hall IN said city on
or before the lst day Of September,
lS99.
Done pursuant % the order Of the
Common Council OF said city, made
and eDtered on the 9th day OF July,
1899.
n, j. JUDAH,
CITY Recorder.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this, July
l3, 1899, Z l3d&wtf
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Tie Homel,sst Man m salem

AS well as the handsOmest, ana Others
are invited 10 call on any druggist
aud get free trial bottle Of kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a
remedy that Is guaranteed 20 cure and
believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump-
tiOn. Price 25c. and SOC. eUd&w
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A Child Eniovs

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup OF Figs, when
in need OF a laxative, and IL the father
or mother be cOstiye or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow It's use
so that IL Is the best family remedy
known and every family should have a
bottle. Manufactured by the Cali
fOrnia Fig SyruD 60.
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Salem City Bond Sale.

Notice II hereby given, that pur-
suant 10 the order, OF the Salem CITY
Council, had aud recorded on the 9th
day OF July 1899, subscription lists viii
be opened, at O'Clock on the morn
lng OF Thursday, July 20, 1899, at the
ONCE OF the city recorder Ia the city
hall OF said city, for the purchase, by
the citizens at large, Of $4,000, mu'
nlcipal funding bonds Of said city OF
Salem, Oregon; lsaid issue 10 cOnslstOf
bonds ia the sums OF $50" "sl0O, .
"s1O," "s5OO, and "siOC0,') princl-
pal payable at the Ogilce Of the city
.FeasureTer ~ said city Of Salem, Or
egOD, on or before 10 years after the Let
day OF October 1899, the date OF issue
Of said bOOds; the interest thereon, at
the rate Of per cent per annum, pay
able seml annually. az the Ofiice Of
said city tTeasafefef aforesaid, Ou the
irst days Of April aud October Of each
aud every year thereafter, uutil call
OF maturity: principal and interest
payable IN gold cOin Of the United
States. The city recorder Of said city
will receive, iile and register all sub
scTiDtiOos Ia this behalf, and said sub
scFlptlcDs, under this publication, viii
close al 5,OclOck ., ~. Of Friday, the
iFst day Of Sept s1ibef, 1888. Done by
the special cnmmittre Of BOND Issue.
this, Saturday, July IS, 1893, al Salem,
Oregon.
llSignedl & 4. BISHOP. Mayor.
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AN ACCOUNT RENDERED

COMMITTEE On Enter lainment Of the Ed
itors Reports.
The total amount collected by the
chamber OF commerce committees fol
the entertainment of the national ed
torial excursion was s347.50. The
chairman, secretary and treasurer
Messrs. G. Stolz, II. b. Thielsen and
H. Sonnemann met yesterday and
closed up the business by rendering
the following accounting of expendi
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AT PRIVATE SALE.--One piano and
an entire stock of household goods,
one good spring wagon, hay and grain.
Call at the first house south of fin-
coin school, on High street A. +.
Hawks. 7-lS Ste
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ia - II q II IA.
Bears the The Kind You Have AwaTs Bought
'l'11'''' .i I<HZzIAa,
Pullman servlee % Yaqulna

The first Saturday night excursion h
Yaquina was well patronized, This new
regime with Pullman car service "a
Oregon,s popular seaside resort promises
10 become very popular. Business men
in any city down the valley can take the
night train 10 Yaquina, get a goOd
nights sleep and reach the ocean IN
time for breakfast, and after spending q
whole day at the beach can return on
the night train in time for business next
morning. Take the overland train al
Salem at 9 9:45 y. M, Saturday.
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MEN WHO DRESS.-Fo the next 30
days | will make nice Scotch Chevoit
suits worth S22,60, for SIS Hair line
Worsted Pants goods for S. worth
$3.50. r. j. sullivan. 715 3tt
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DETROIT HOT sPRINGs-I am in
the field again, with my pack horses,
tn carry you 10 the springs, or any
place In the mountains, In the vicinity
of Dehoit. | have been here seven
years, can take you TO ali the good
camping, hunting, and fishing places
in thispart Of the mountains. Frank
Perkett, Detroit, Ore. 73 6ws
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People say Hoods SaFsaparllla cures
when all other preparations faIl 20 do
any good. aud you Fun no risk 10 giY-
log IL a fair trial.
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VETERENARY,--A sure collie remedy
guaranteed 10 cure. Every stock man
ought 10 be supplied and keep IL in
case OF emergency. II does not loose
its strength, All kinds of veterinary
business attended to and
calls made promptly. ID. ID. Keeler,
$50 Front street, or at feed yard.
7-7 4 m
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FARM WANTED The undersigned
want farm OF from 80 to 100 acres,
will take IL for cash rent or on shares.
Good reference. Apply 10 j. s., care
Journal Office. Z 10 Inns
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BICYCLE PATH-lf your bicycle
needs repairs bring 10 in, we have
the skill aud stock 60 keep IL In first
class condition. We carry full
line Oi sundrles and make a special
ity OF enamellng aud see US.
we satisfy our patrons. Gardner 4
White, 2SS Liberty stIeet. Holmans
block, next door 10 steam laundry.
Phone $3.50. LOOT
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FOR TRADE.-Fine young mare, single
and duuble harness. Two horse wagon.
for cattle. Box 80, Turner Oregon.
Z IL 3tN
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FOR CAMPERS--The cheapest place
in town for camp stoves, tents, and
camping outfits. All kinds of second
hand goods 9. Dillman, 2l0 CONNER
cial street. li-3tN
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Daily Food

We all need our daily food. II you
wish 10 please your vile this hot
weather, eat at the White House Res
taurant
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FOR sALE-Good dry wood, delivered
TO any part OF the city. Price reason
able. Leave orders with Harritt *
Lawrence or Farmers Feed yard High,
street. 5-28-3m
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NO VACATION.---NIiss Shelton will
continue her music classes during the
summer without interruption. Pupils
received at any time. Terms reas-
enable. Studio. 47S Front street.
0-27-lm
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" Welcome, Eva, IF
thou CONTEST Alone. /"

4 ItOb SOIftCSL <1tOTLG.
One eva that cannot come
alone Is irpure Blood. IF
this Is alloIUed, IT Is at
tended BY kindred ailments
galore. This condition means
that evep Vein and artery of
the body instead of carry
ing to the organs a health
gfOing fotU of life, Is laden
HUfth a slo1U and impure
fluid that Is harming instead
of healing.
1t is unfortunate when there is "bad
blood" between people. 1t is worse
when it is inside of you. Hoods Sar-
saparilla will not make enemies friends,
but IL will make "bad blood" good
blood, and blood should be of the best
quality. Hoods nerr disappoints.
Blood Poisoning When enlisted in
Montana for the Cuban war began taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla and got several COM
rades to do So IL seemed to make us
proof against heat and fatigue at Key West
and Tampa, while others gave out, also I'm
Cuba. was wounded at San Juan with a
brass Jacket bullet, but got no treatment
until l arrived at Fort Mcpherson, Ga.
The surgeon said II II had not been for my
good rich blood that the brass shell would
have poisoned me sure and would have
lost my arm" GEORGE p. COOPER, Co. q,
25th U. s. Inf, Washington Barracks, ID. G.
6crofula-" For months went to hos.
pital for treatment OF scrofulous ulcer
without results. They said II was the
worst they ever treated. tried Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Twelve bottles entirely cured
me-" Cyrus q. UPHAM, Needham, Mass.
Leg Sores -."S Sores on my wife's limb
were so bad she could not walk. Ply
sicians aid OF no value and she used
crutches. After taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, she laid them aside and walked freely"
FRED A. HoYLE, Reynolds Bridge, Conn.
Salt Rheun1 --"M My mother was seri-
ously afflicted with salt rheum and painful
running sores. No medicine helped her
until Hoods Sarsaparllla was used, which
made her entirely we'll" EssE +. MAPLE.
STONE, 1858 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill.
Hoods eyaada6niM
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WANTED

LAND FOR SALE-In Polk county,
farms OF all sizes, stock ranches and
large tracts of land, low prices. Call
ON or address ]. II. Moran, Monmouth,
Oregon. 7-tS-3tt
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Premium on Warrants.

Ans paftles having Marion or Polk county
warrants 20 dispose of Will DO we'll tO call a
the 0hiCe Of kpRenc bTeyInau, 80 Commercial
street. With boise a bagkef. / will allOW
pfamlufu on ali such properly endorsed war
rants Money a. loan Al ahd per cent inter
est on Improved i4rmk NJ tummission.
~ dSw am EUGENE bhkfNAN
White corner block. 10 Commercial street
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HOUSE FOR RENT.-Good six room
building. Call ON Thos Holman, 378
High street. "a (
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HOUSE CLEANERS - Remember
that the best aud cheapest carpet
paper IL the heavy felt paper sold
at The JOURNAL Office. 20-tf
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Balance in hands OF treasurer & ~
II was decided 10 turn the balance Of
$7.7S over to the chamber OF commerce.
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RooMs,-Furnished orI-uniurnished,
single or in suites, dining room adj
Block. Matte Hutchins, Prop. Room
IL. 6-3-t
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Jersey RULL

Full blood Jersey, services ior season
only ", spot cash. Corner Of Thirteenth
and Center streets.
sou BsowS 4 sos.
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, 4. BISHOP. Mayor.

lsignedl G T.. BISHOP. Mayor.
lsigneal n J.JUDAH. .City Recorder
islgnedi A. u. BUREN. Councilman,
signed EP.wALkER, Councilman
7i5tf,
The evening times., 1899-03-25
The Republican, and Trusfs

A good deal OF cerebral gray matter is
being wasted in trying to persuade the
Attorney General of the United States that
his opinion as to the limitations of he
Sherman antitrust law is not sound. That
opinion is that all the many trusts that are
daily organized in restraint of trade are
similar to the Sugar Trust, in the case of
which it was found that the law was inap
pticable, because the prosecution did not
prove that its operations were Inter
state. The effect of the decision of the
Attorney General is that only the separate
States can do anything toward preventing
the rarages of the trusts. He is reminded
that the sugar case referred to was a
suit against a Pennsylvania concern alone
All this is idle, because the opinion of
the Attorney General states the position
OF the managers of the Republican party
and of the Administration Depending on
The support of these gigantic monopoIies
for the funds that make campaigns 20. in
Guiding among its leaders some of the
chief holders Of trust stocks, and the high
paid attorneys of trusts, il is not to he
expected that the masses of the Republican
party viii be allowed 10 determine or in
iuence the attitude of the party and the
Administration toward these monopoIies.
In proof of this we have only TO recall
that at time when an overwhelming ma-
l"rity of the people became convinced o,
The pernicious influence of high protective
duties that favored the few at the expense
of many; when majority of the Repub-
iiean newspapers urged lowering of tine
isrih schedule. and the reports of Govern
ment commissions favored such a reduc-
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The Hattie Has Begun.

The great battle is on. General Otis
ordered a forward movement at day
break and struck the enemy heavily. That
the main line of battle was in full sight
of Manila indicates that the rebels had
made a considerable forward movement
from Caloocan, as Aguinaldo had threat
ened. For hours the battle ragged furious
ly, the insurgents contesting every step
with the. courage of despair. 1t was evil
dent that Aguinaldo realized that this is
his last effort and that defeat will be final.
How desperately his men fought is indi-
Gated by the number OF dead found in
front of one division of our troops
Yet in spite of their courage, the rebels
were forced slowly back until our advance
crossed the river that lay between our lines
and the original position of the enemy.
The objective point for the day was Polo,
but our troops rested for the night before
reaching il. Some idea of the progress of
the Americans may be had from a study
of the map. 1t is clear that if the rebels
had remained in their first position around
Caloocan, where they had gathered in force,
the fight could not have been seen from
Manila. Although nothing is said in the
earlier dispatches about rebel advance,
that is the only explanation. Polo is about
a third as far beyond Caloocan as the latter
is from Manila, so the insurgent retreat
covered many bloody miles.
This is only the beginning of the conflict,
and certainly the American progress is sat
isfactory. AT daybreak the battle will be
renewed and there can be no doubt of the
further advance of our forces. They will
push the enemy as long as he offers any
resistance and the final blow will be struck
before there is any rest.