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New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA


% ATbROAD
bTosses and Cortland, 'elra sITssss Street and De-
1 inc leaving time from Desbros.c. -.
C"rinndt streets "a five minutes later ts.,a -
that given below for Twenty-thfra -
stahons, except where otherwise noted
30 20 a; 81, 81. @ FAST MAII-Limi,ed two Buys, p,-
% Chicago No cose5es y, seepins Car Pi,ts6uIz
o.5S a A. a w. FAST LJINsE;,F5ss5eurg Cleveland
Compartment Sleeping. Dining snokIz and dsl.lrasa
Indi3naPoiis Louisville s.; L6u's i''e'0' Cincinnati
snol,s Sht .sls 'yia Cincinnati and L0usviIls) Irr
"I' ro,lp =, ". wEsTET.s. ExPREss.-For chiear, -.
z.5S sep P W. MsLeegt sofr fSa,r.ay "a
sDo7is 9, GIeveland Cincinnat. Louisville Iasiss
89S p. W., PACIFIC ExPREss-For pi,t-bgrv -.
Routss c 2r kH9xviile daily via sheaandoah Valley
$50 y. VI MAIL. AND ExPREsS-PaIfIir1ssy1 sv-..
burg ana West, daii7 s szdeSs S:' 2g 52eIy P
WASHINGTON AND THE sOf-Ta
10 10 2 ri 9S So loIo CDesrosses Cortland, s,rs.t.
es6roseesi sn Ai2; 1go lDi9,as Car M 50 40
sTess,ona Linz al Parlo= ard Dining Cars1 2s 4 3
sunday SIS SIS io ban a yzS ca1 p m \ Il 3 e 3, aisas g
~ Dining Car, 40 tDiains cas5 s 3 Ca5,' y
SOUTHERN }TsN RAILwAY.-'F1ortaa Limited" 124o
ddDesorosSss and coT'aadt Streets I240 p m R..z p
N6RFoLK 4S6 w Ws4ERR 3 r. R1rW47@1S84,a L q P.16s 4aE A.
ATLANrTc ttas7 COAST ISfP, LIS 2, m EioS asll
CHEsA PEAKE < OHIO R4iLwAYaLg7s25 a7a * p m d1l5
days and 4. 50 T. m daily '''' a. III NeeG-
fOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOpzr0r =
Weekdays and s55 .. m. Safiv '-'' 4 n
= AALANIIC tIII--8-55 a and .
dn1 SOItlan1t Streets 2JO p. NJ week-da-s TL--s
Coaches ~a1a ana Stah1ard
EAPE Ca 5o,s,A MAY;-I255 r lse p. m. weekdays.
v-ss, % 1ork and Long Branch Railroad I'm
80, -, ana p 30 ?. m Sundays . a. m. AZ
,Ir2m Desorosses and COrlandt Streetel gOG = N
80 %4O' and 90 p. m Sundays - a. N 10
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6IO C)esorosses and Cortandt Streets 8 on * -
so 500 30 t855 Psuna- Limited 10 15 -
ana Ccrtlandt Streets. 102Ol Dining Carr 10 X ers
Sar) I55 a. NJ II 81. . 10 OOesbrosses and rS-.-ss
streets. I'D, 255 325. 555, p q lT1--- '-1i
100 dining Car. 5-55 Dining Carr I55 r a..
p m. l210 night Sundays. $40 SIS sS ~ a.
SIlrited) s55 10-55 Dining Carr a n 10 - 80
lDinn8 Carr. 325 3-55 42j CDfnf7r - -
II 10 night ~ 0' 80 p n
Ticket Offices 4s1 e44 1886 1854 III ,,4 20, -
way Astor House West Twenty-thlri Strazs s.st5.
ana stations foot OF Desbrosses and C0ra75+ s..,ls
Court Street SEQ Fulton Street 9s R-cs5--s1
pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklvn- Srsri- 80
City. The New Transfer Cor7ns-y 1-T -Sr -
and check baggage from hotels and resi1arcss -
to destination. --77 through
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street for Psnn,vrvs,,,
Railroad Cab Service. ----'S4'a1i3
= o. ny hCICHiNSON, J. P WOOD
---at -ial"BsT General Pass'r Ag-ue-
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10, loo
s. .43S 81 469
All. 433 1.34I,73a

New-Orleans receipts estimated at from
900 n 10000 bales. against 4S66
s33 last At Houston 5000 600 bales are
expected against 1852 434s bales yea-
49,
Receints at the and points to-day COM
pared with the same day .ast week and last year
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

sSa' 'sssa9
Ggis Sg gsloT T. aS NS ss G31a Eslo W 34 nS S ss
$631c: No corn asl4o Oats dun, weak; 10 ? white
5s n4sa &C. No masi mR Zee s NJ RPe qus Ts' No 3 in SS
quoted at 5sG5sAc. Flour quiet. barely steady.
Chicago Jan. 1s-The leading futures ranged as fol
Wheat No. 2: Opening. Highsss. Lowest clossg
S5 S';y ss$s$5$ 81; sSs ss sss.SS gSs SIS So
5:Hs':' S:; ~ u. ...g:. ...s. III
GsS Gss@''5y g sss e. sss ss ssness e.
Mess pork per bbl.:
May h5ha9oFy y.: sro55 sO97s SO 50 3S ss's
hay ssRpary -: sSSSS SSSs sSss s9 ss9a
Short ribs. per 100 10:
sRaq''y hs9 .y.....::::: sEg~ ss2ss sG2s@ 5$95
spas SRss % 70 d 5SsF
White S0S So White 25S26c 5 ofSs N9 rye 5254c 10
rIr barley $S4oe No ia aaxssed 81 So Northwes 9 90 S
S 49 PORK b6I 50 25as1o S39s lard 100
dry ssItes q s9Sgders Sb2xe s. 9$ % short clear sides
gal 81 2s'a loaf unchanged. on the Produce
cry G9a24@c; dares Isa22d Eggs " Steady fresh. iGa
17c, Cheese firm, 12a12slS.
&c 4n sH sFO%E r. dull Wheat m No red
mixed, 20Aac Rye quiet. No 3 c0c.
easy. Eggs quiet. l5c Cheese steady
c Milwaukee Jan IsLWheat PC lower; No Northern,
G35246+rc; No Northern. 61G62iHc. Rye firm; No !,
5o1sGo6c Barley steady; No 45ac; sample. 35G42sc
Minneapolis. Jan. 1S.-Close- -Wheat-In store No
Northern. January, 61&c May, 62%q62%c; July. 64a
S41sS On trsekaSo eS hard 8sasc No Northern 62tc
G$3 80 second $3q$3 clear. S2aS2 10
Bran unchanged.
ad ssds 9aaaa SsaSge crb aq aaa % But
mTsd bs 65sg Ianqay e. Cats is % fair demand No
2914Q9Oc Eggs firm; fresh nearby, 9c Western ice
do Southwestern lSc; do Southern Cheese firm but
quiet Receipts-Flour 5000 bbIs, 1900 sacks wheat
1000 bush; 1903 00O Shipments-Wheat
1000 bush; corn, 5000; cats. 1900
ST Louis Jan. 1s-C1osng: Wheat-No . red cash
hard 6S664c. Corn-No cash. 31c; January Sc: May
24Ac: No white. 26Lc.
Toledo, Jan. 1s-Wheat-Active firm: No cash, 67%c;
May roc bid. Corn-Dull, steady No > mixed
Dull: No mixed, 24lac- Rye-nomnal; No cash.
55c. C1overseed-Dul. higher; 9O bid:
January new. So 771a.
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Ocean 5leamers.

OLD DOGllRIlORl RgDl[ga
DAILY SERVICE.
For Point Comfort, Norfolk Portsmouth TInnar.,
Point, Newport News and Richmond Va connecting FOR
Petersburg. Richmond, Virginia Beach. washington d
c., and entire South and West. -
Freight and Passenger steamers sail CO. North
at D. and Saturday p. m.
H B. WALKER Traffic Nfa,.ea-
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

COTTOH-There considerable stir in cotton
circles today. The general positions assumed decidedly
The foundation improvement
the favorable OF affairs IN South Africa a
British OF view and exhibition
by Southern spot markets. Private cables
sscribing advance OF 1z621& points n
futures and l16d spots reported English victories
and unavaing efforts OF
TO secure much needed supplies of material old
prices. Our market made steady start, with prices
alphabetically 3 points higher Active covering by
shorts and fairly good buying for Wall
supplemented by large
cotton by arbttrage houses. led further slight
provement after which the market quieted down and
prices slowly fell back The January option
surprising strength during the entire session. certain
port houses and number Of beated shorts
striving to patch up accounts while there yet
The South was fair operator the bull side from
70 time during the day. Commission houses neverthe
less complained to the volume ORDERS indicating
that the buying movement Sentiment,
as rule, however. Enthusiastically confident
than IN week or more the strength of the statistical
position OF Gotten being generally admitted.
preston here Is general that spnners
and cloths for months ahead This impression was nten
shed by private accounts from Southern points stating
that exporters heavy
considerably inside predctfons and instead Of the
outlook faVoring accelerated
point 10 general contraction the
rest OF the The close was steady
points " --'' 's-
The range Of contract local market to-day
follows 0N ~ 1-'
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

Rio-Coffee cuie<: No Rio. 1OS225: exchange
15-Sd: receipts 5000 bags: cleared
1900 bags; stock, IT7.00O bags.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
4 prices in the local market to-day

cotton The local quiet and steady
with prices lice higher for mdding
rplsnd and Sc for middling Gulf were 4O bales
Southern spot markets mjddling quoted officially
reported by wire follows: New-Orleans firm Ice
lp l,lec; Mobile quiet 5l6c Savannah quiet 5-1ec
Charleston firm. Z ; Ice; Wilmington
Eteadv 9-1Gc, Lice higher: nominal
Augusta steady. 71Rc; Memphis steady 7c; 81 Louis
quiet, 4 7-l6c The export movement follows:
Great Britain France. Continent.
.-s,a TsTesE - -, - o'91 ~ - 1883
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

santos-oee rnaret QUIET good average Santos $500
receipts, 10000 bags stock, 604 900 Hamburg
Coffee market opened unchanged: 2:30 m, A6% pfg
opened irregular, a@ franc higher: u unchanged
at 8 irregular. 4 franc higher. at 5:3O m,
changed; sales, 4T, 600 bags
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FUR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE
WASHINGTON.
From foot Liberty
Week days "4;3O, 500 1000. Dining C,sr) A
S1s0o Car1 l;3O 200 Royal Blue IAmted) = 90,
1000. 80 Dining Carr A NJ so 900 RoyaI Birs
LimitedO $500 $500 Dining Carr P NJ si2:15 mdt
Additional trains for Philadelphia. days T:3O 600
A NJ, $3.50. $500, $40. $3.50 s9:A5 p nj Srndsv4
5000 A. M. $500. P. NJ
Tickets and parlor az foot Of Ifbs--v
South Ferry 113 1I2 PSI: s34 944 I2sR 1885, Broad.
90 VII 4n . Cn5on Sd West 15S East 125h
Court St, S44 SEQ Fulton ST, Brooklyn 9s BroaiTsv
Williamsburg The New York Transfer will call
and check baggage from residences 10 desra
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

A UGUSTE VICTORIA CRUISE.
Passengers should obtain Letters Of Credit and
Circular Notes available at all ports call which viii
during the Cruise -NSN"'
TH0s. COOK 6 SON. 26l 6 1.225 Bway. N
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19
ERENCH LINE.
MALLORY STEANSHTP LINES
PED d LINE.

=, FoT "a Guayra. Pue~to Cabeno Curacao and Mara
esiOO V'H curacao Caling nlso Porto Rico.
=. . mn, =. FROM Roberts Pier BROOKLYN
n CELFHIA. Saturday 20. p. N
Tuesday. Feb. q. p.
@ Ns@Ss1 nave superior accommodations for pas-
HoULToN. BLISS a DALLETT
General Managers I35 Front st.
New-York tribune., 1900-01-19

Receipts Of breadstus at interior points in thousands
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
THE puERro RIcAN rARIFF.

The Puerto Rcan tariff question Il
purely one Of expcdlency, good faith
and simple common sense. Some Of
the Republicans seem 10 have labored
under the impression that Il was nee.
oHsary 10 Impose u duty on Puerto Rican
products In order 10 show that We could
do 80 II We desired. They feared the
spread Of the doctrine that free trade
necessarily follows the flag, and that
the Constitution In that regard Ia self
acting aud obligatory. A sufficient an
swer would seem 10 bo that We have now
for some time past owned Puerto Rico,
aud yet We have enforced "A tariff tax on
trade between the island and our main
laud 10 charge ouo.seyonth Of the
Mckinley rate Tor two years longer
would do nothing moro 10 establish the
principle. In other words, the consti.
tutioual question as Il may henceiorth
relate 10 the treatment Of the Philip.
pine Islands will not be- embarrassed
through doing with Puerto Rico the
thing that Is expedicnt, This sound aud
siatemanlike position was Immediately
taken by Senator Davis, OF Minnesota,
when the bin came before the senate.
lie introduced an amendment extend.
our system 10 Puerto Rico in manner
virtually analogous To the treatment ae
corlcd Hawaii.
Whatever else may be- said, Il is exces-
siyely bad politics Tor the Republicans
Certain protected interests are strongly
opposed to Puerto Rican free trade, but
they can hardly be- pleased with the out
come In the house, They ought to have
saved their ammunition Tor real oc
casion. What they have succeeded ia
doing has hoen 10 put the Republican
party In a somewhat ridiculous position.
all for the sake OF being able impose
tarin tax only one-seyenth as much as
the ordinary TAX on other imports, and
this for scanty two years. The com.
monsonso way 90 look at il was that N
anueS,ng Puerto Rico We had simpl,
added a few square miles more 10 the
lobaeco lands Of Connecticut and Viz,
sinia' and something morc to the fruit
lands OF Florida and southern Cali.
iornia. IL is rs Il another county or
lwo bad taken 10 raising oranges, or the
sugar belt ON our Gull coast had beeni
sidvnod ie~ miles. II No must raise
arih barriers, lot them bc against out.
iders and not against our own; aud Ht.
le Puerto Rico ia all dccency belongs on
'aF sldo OF the line,-From "The Prog
vss OF The World" la the American
ionthly Review Of Reviews Tor April.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31

sure, II he is 70 weak as 30 permit Of
party pull, he cannot serve the people IA
an official should. lie is put in there
with no platform but his own intelli-
gence and backbone and integrity TO sus.
lain him against the demands Of the
men who secure his nomination and
election. Let us suppose that there is a
hard fight for the Office In Marion coun.
~. The vote il sure 10 be close and a
great deal money may have TO be
spent 10 put the Republican nominee in
Office. VIII not Mr. Wrlghtman, the
county chairman, and the politicians he
works with, have an inside pull on the
county judge for four years' We ask
this In all iairnesa and candor and with.
out rejecting on Mr. Wrightman or Mr..
scott2 Would not relation be estab.
lished that would give one faction Of
lawyers pull on the county court for
political purposes2 A county Judge
should be elected, II possible, who would
bc at the mercy Of no faction Of tho bar
or party
The experiences II Marion county, In
politicians debating the drawing Of lur-
ORE, letting contracts TO iayontos with
political pull naming judges Of election
aud handling the returns, ought 10 con-
vince anyone that a county Judge with
any machine push or pull Ia dangerous
10 the people aud not source oi
strength to the party. Tho immense
business and political interests that are
brought 10 bear upon a county Judge re-
qulic, man In that place with back
bone like a railroad bar. ile ought 10
be man who is not dependent on the
petty go a month the office pays for his
living A hot campaign will cost more
than the $500 a year 10 get the office.
OF course, n man oi Mr. Wrightman's
resources will be- able 10 had campaign
money. But whoever puts up that
money will have claim on the court--a
friendly interest In the court The fact
that Mr.. Wrlghtman is one Of firm
that Was given 500 10 appeal case
against the county IL NO reflection on
Mr.. Wrighiman or on thc hrm. but all
know that Mr.. bingham had NO case 10
lppeal and Il was waste Of money 10
appeal such case. The courts have
held that all money paid 10 men like
bingham Tor tax-collecting can be- ro-
severed and suit to recover every dol
lar Illegally paid men like Bingham
would put Mr. Wrighiman in better
dor with the taxpayers Of the county. |
i under Mr. WrIghiman's chairman.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31

rhip Mr.. Scott IL elected, after hard
aght, will Mr.. Scott as county Judge be
In a position 70 protect the taxpayers
against Mr.. Bingham's gratis in the fu-
ture2 VIII Mr. Scott order suits TO pro
tect Marion county against Mr. Bingham
through bis attorney, Mr.. wrightmaD,
who is Mr. SCOTS party chairman We
do not say these things 10 be technical
or fnical, but to get ~ the facts, because
all know that Mr.. Bingham's bills
against the county are larger than the
county judges compensation, and that
Mr.. Bingham always works the court 10
finish il permitted.
II may be that Mr.. Scott is man who
can free himself from the political pull
Of such paftisans as Wrightman and
Bingham. It may be that they have no
political axes to grind, or II they had
Scott would not let them grind them.
We say these things are possible, and II
Mr.. Scott can convince the people Of
that fact there IL no objection 10 him on
that score. Because, unless the ma
chine graft can be stopped there is
not much hope for Marion county
taxpayers. Take County Judge Terrell
and his record for three years. He
spent the first year $50, ,170; second year
Fl ,43i; third year S5i ,Oi0. TnE JouR-
SAL's warfare on jobs broke the politi-
cal graft and the last year the county
was run for something near what II
should be run for. The reduction OF
salaries by the legislature and the econ
omy of the county clerk and sheriff
were also responsible for the reduction.
n Mr.. Scott is elected we want him
10 be as free from the influence Of push
politics os possible. We shall make
these matters plain and the people will
demand that this county be not run IN
the interest Of party but for business.
Tins question is can he protect the people
against the predatory element In the
Republican party? The party managers
will tell the people he can. But that will
not satisfay them. Two years ago the
union party pledged reduction in the
salaries and fees Of $1,000. The Repub.
licans pledged reduction Of 10000 a
year and went In on the wave Of war
excitement. Some reductions were
made, but the taxes are higher than
ever. Here il the tax rate for the past
th... ,,.a,s la Mari.,,, ,,,,,.,,.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
ATTENTION. CITIZENS |

20 not forget that before
you can cast a vote at the com
ing state and presidential cleo
tionS your name must be on
the register. The time is now
on tohaseyour name put there.
II not registered before May
IS, you cannot vote. You can
register before any notary
public or justice Of the peace
rec Of cost, or at the court
house in the county clerks Of
flee. Do not neglect TO reg
ister.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
CIRCUIT COURT.
An Important Decision by Judge Boise.
w. r. Smith Again.

| Nv. II. smith again.
Judge Boise has handed down his de
cision in the mandamus suit in which
Helen Williams was plaintiff and the
state land board defendant, which was
tried In Dept. No. Of the circuit court
short time ago.
Briefly the findings, Of fact are: that
b. + Hutchinson, bought certain land
Of the state Of Oregon and paid for IL in
three payments, as follows:
August 30, 1873 ...........S 100 90
April %, 1883 ........ ... IL 46
December IL, 1888. .,..n...... 207 81
Total. al............,...... 80 W
That the state had no title to the land
and it was afterward patented by the
United States to other persons.
That the state then returned Hutch
inson's money in two payments.
April 20, 1893 ........... $3.50 %
February II, 1896. ............ 200 20
Application was made by Helen Will
liams, sole heir Of b. F. Hutchinson, for
the payment Of interest on this money
at per cent. for the time the state had
the use Of IL, but the state land board
refused to audit and allow the same
for the reason that the act under which
said claim was made, to-wit, section IS,
Of the act approved February IS, 1899,
does not authorize the payment Of in.
terest on such claims.
The decree is in accordance with the
following findings Of law:
"First-That the defendants who con-
stitute the said State Land Board are
not authorized by the laws OF this state |
to audit aud pay the claim for interest |
vet forth in the finding Of fact herein.
"Second-That the writ OF mandamus
Issued in this case IL dismissed.
"Ibird-That the defendant, said,
board, recover OF the plaintiff costs and |
disbursements.
The notorious w. X. Smith, OF silver
ton, was in court again Friday with a
petition TO take out Of the hands Of his
recently divorced wife the custody Of
four minor children.
The petition was opposed by the
mother Of the children and was dis
missed.
The following additional docket entries
were made:
W. T. Slater, receiver, Va. w. II.
Wild; decree and default.
Frank @. Baker Va. S. W. Bard, ct al,
sheriff's deed order granted.
j. +. I. b. Brentano w. g. f. Bren-
tano, suit in equity; objections to find
ings filed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
The Hand Whiting on the Wall-o
Rather in the Pigs Tail.

Down at Msnumus, n. j., there has
been singular conversion from Nc
kinley 10 Bryan. The subject Is Josiah
+. Emerson, a farmer. lie voted for
Kinley In 1896, but litter Of young pigs
has changed him around. Their tails
curled into tho initials w. J.. II. There
we're seven pigs In the litter. One was
named Mckinley" II died. Then
three others died, aud the other three
were weaklings until their tails curled
10 representation OF the Nebraska mans
initials. Farmer Emerson says this is a
sign that Bryan surely will be the next
president.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
SfIN MOre Facts Showing
H'regUEsrIfy Is Overcome
by Lydia e. Pi'1ECI'ans's
Ne0efabEe OOSH1p0unds

"DEARMRs. PINKHAM-Iamtroubled
with irregular menstruation, and have
begun the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. Would like
your advice. Cora L. Payton, May
10, 1893.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM--I have taken
three bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, but have a bad
discharge and write to ask II had
better not use your Sanative Wash
also? Your medicine is helping me. 7"
Cora l.. Payton, 0gontz, Pa, July 4,
1898.
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM Il write TO
tell you Of the benefit i have received
from the use Of your remedies. Before
using them | was feeling very bad. l
used to go to the hospital, but II did
me no good. Your remedies have
done wonders for me. Cora l.. Pay-
ton, Ogontz, Pa. Feb. as, 1900.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
Facts About Lydia e.
PinEtfSan,'s Vegetable
COMPOUND In Cases of
Change Of Life, Bearing
Down Pains, Etc.

~ had falling, Inflammation and
liberation of the womb backache.
bcaring-down pains; was so weak
and nervous that could not do my
own work had sick headache, no
appetite, numb spells, hands and feet
cold all the time. | had good doctors,
but none of them did me any good.
Through the advice of lady friend
/ began the use of Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and after taking
one bottle felt greatly relieved, and
by the time had used several bottles
was completely cured, so that / could
do my work again. / am now passing
through the change of life and using
your Compound. IL helps me wonder
fully, l want every suffering woman
20 know what your medicine has done
for me. - Mrs. w. NJ. Bull, New
Palestine. Mo.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
THE COUNTY JupoEsHlp.

The Office Of county Judge Is tho most
important one 10 be filled by tho voters
at the coming election. Whether TIN
JoURSAL'a ideas Of a proper man 10 till
this Office are correct or not, whether
those ideas can be- realized or not, ie not
the question. Whether the nominee,
John II Scott, IL the strongest man the
Republicans could have nominated or
not is not the question. They might
have nominated a candidate who would
poll bigger vote, That Is not the ques.
ton the people are interested In. II Is
tho magnitude Of the Office and what
aro the dimensions Of the man who
should hll Il that should be discussed, +,
and entirely without prejudice 10 the
aspirant We propose 10 DO 10.
The county taxes this yoar will
amount 10 tl7S,26l, Tho average coun.
" expense Cor eight years have amount
ei 10 t7o,0o year, In four years the
county judge handles aud di.bursos
larger sun oi money, assisted by tho
commissioner, than almost any private
business man or firm, excepting bank.
ere, in the county. II the county Judge
can bo subjected 10 party machine prcs.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
How Mrs B0sSgIseT's life
wac Saved by EyaSs E.
PSnksasn'S Vegetable
COn1p0uH6s

Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound saved my life and gave back
a loving mother to eleven children,
which was more than any doctor could
have done or any other medicine in
the wide world. My trouble was child
bed fever. The third day after my
babe was born / took chill, which
was followed by a high fever. Iwould
perspire until my clothes were as wet
as though dipped in a tub Of water
The chills and fever kept up for three
days. My daughter got me n bottle Of
your Compound. The fourth dose
stopped the chills, and the fever also
disappeared. My life was saved. My
age az this critical time was forty
zine. ne."-Lydle e. BOUCHER, Etna, Pa.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31
GA 9ToRrA.
Bears the 1Iha Kind You Have kNEaB Bought
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Peace Declare.

Why devote all your time readin,
the Boer War and the Gold Fields o
Alaskan There are other matters o
vital Importance; you may make triJ
East, and will want to know how I,
travel. In order TO have the best ser
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry.
between st. Paul and Chicago. Foi
rates and other information, write Jas
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore.
gOn.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-31

'fNalor Is discretion" aud the netteg
pagt oi the tpatmeut uf disease h
prevention. Disease Origiaates in
Impurities IA tue hluOd Hoods Sar-
apEfilla purines the bla,d. Pcople
Ahe take u az THIS season say they
are kept healthy tue year rouad. IL
y oecause THIS niedlcino eNpels impuf-
,tes aud makes TIE blood rich aud
health giYlng.
4, Al liver Ills are cuned by HOds
Pins. sc.