W T tyF pEI WWIIt,-(,",C P1PWv JT i. i I; ' (ffAffiY ANI WftMtf.y.f MV JIO.-WM ttWfVttHM WMisAY,umt,m. mm! A fcAKOU WMttOH. fkiiiaCif iWlllfiitfi If. (Jlmmllf Iim ivtl((n a oafoMtld ..(tor to tiio im.i. dsll. tjnllliuf oh fil'M l' pwteol lite Po jilo rtftlnt (lio Klunnlld Mllroiut Hol .fit Iim bu formed to uphold !"' live refill fitloi oa ll Mio wAfar... atodk of ilia rntlroAtfrf betweoii OIiIohro ftinl Now York. Ills lollof In InUrcii. Jiitf find rendu m followm SJto llio l'resldetlli "I Mftko comilnlnt to jotlftnd t!irotil you to your Inter fttnto Connneioo (JotiiinlMlon niilnl Iho trust ntid imolliiff fircoiont now nearly Jlnlolicdof IIjo sight AmorlcAii railroad lines ami tho ono Canadian . lino of pooling tho tfflfflo betwoeti Now York City nnd OhloaRo. "Tho njireoinent provide that oveiy railroad In the combination ahall make nnd maintain tho tratiBporatloti rates prescribed by a board or manager rop resenting all Iho roads. This Is n con. piracy In restraint of trado and ooiu inorue, ilndor tho not of July 2, 1600. "The agreement also makes certain that all competition shall be abolished as above required by .Imposing heavy fines upon any offending road, which lines are applied for the benefit of tho other roads. This la a division of earn lngn contrary to Beotlon 5 ol the Inter state Commcrco law. This trust and pooling agreement can be annihilated m provided by oxphclt existing laws of tho United States: First, by Injunction from tho courts; second, by an order of tho Intorstato Commerce Commis sion; or third by tho Indictment of the Individuals signing the same, I "It oan also be easily stoppod by a vigorous appeal from you to Mr. J. Fierpont Morgan, whose power over the nlno governors of the nine trunk lines la as absolute as It Is over the bond syndicate. It cannot bo possible you Intend to take upon your adminis tration the responsibility of fastening upon your burdoncd and helpless peo ple Ibis, the hugest trust the world ever caw or that was eyer conceived of, when one earnest word from your fresh attorney general, your ambitious chair man of your commission or your om nipotent banker frlond will paralyze the iniquity In Its inception. Very respectfully .yours, eio." This Jotter opens a large question. It Is this: To what extent ought the government to Interfere in the eflorts made by corporations to earn dividends on watered atooka? If the managers of corporations rondering a publlo ser vice or a quasl.publloserylcelike trans portatlcn, telegraphing, or any other common carrier business, are not restrained In issuing stock on their franchises. Thoy are Justified, It would seem, In trying to make their proper ties pay. If tho government has not restrained them from Iseuiug and sell lng stock thoso who bought that stook should not be punished by the government stepping In and ren dering It unprofitable or valueless. Another thing wo cannot understand Is why a Republican senator should read a lecture to tho Cleveland admin lstratlon when It Is only doing what has been tho custom sluoo mauy yoars to let tho corporations do as thoy please. They aro a bigger power than the government, have moro property, larger revenues, employ more people and pay their officials bigger salaries than tho government does. A great many of their employes are also gov ernment officials, or vlco versa, which Is a great deal worse. If they would only quit otook-waterlntt, wrecking, 'and other InlqultlouB practice, and govern us wisely and well, we might discard our national administration entirely and be governed by our mas tera direotiy, instead of haying to pay for two Bystoms. To an Intelligent and elf-respeotlng American that would be at least moro simple than the preteuet of a goverumeut by the people that Is i b reality goverumont by corporations. tiWtt toll, WMtthM 'I'll ft. Y, Mall Mild JMMfM Mj (toy. Moidiifoy rictilliiM to Atiffto. did Olifd dfllwlert to the national eoh Vnii voiilloii, m It M iifofiwwJ to pnijtowef filintoda "f waul (he iwubm of Hid llitiilillr(i Htly (otfafoo. llioOfifo dA(t(frt JlJflt M Wlllrtf," nhl III gnVefnor tat flight. "I Wrtiit to ie (lio will of tlid peopldofllio party expfwed In (hi mailer and do not Miiotloii any method of aetoolliig (he delegalerf (lint will not fllvefffo i'y to tliclf Judg' tnefit," Mr. MoKlnley I aeoiifo In tho devolloii of Ohio to lil call, yot lliln candor ami magnanimity oaniiot Ltil win for him frletid In every etnto of tho Union. Mr. AfoKlnloy line twice waved aeldo overtures which might Iiavo given him tho nomination and eleotloti as president of (ho United Htatei, lio allows no peraounl con Idornlloii to sworvo him from his nlleglanco to tho cntidldata to Whoso Interests ho believed hlmsolf to bo honorably pledged In each of the last two national conyontlotia. lie Is now controlled by no such pledge, yet ho refuses to avail himself of n privilege freoly oxtondod, to nnmo tho delegates of Ohio to tho nominating convention. VVhntovcr the fate of Governor Mc Kin ley hoforo that convention, ho will bear away from it, an ho carries to It, the respect and admiration of tho American pooplo for tho gouorotis qualities of mind and heart which have bound to him as by hooks of steel the affections of tho liuokeyo state. tAt fli iH. j li,jiiftjiMjTiin lliIIUiHlil lilHiliwt. Botilify lM(MA(iirdAy. 'Ifie bftjrrf ltuil rtfi MtaffttlNff Add fifoilfalito lfli firtl v II Ml fid let: llio InolcffifliK tyeiitliAf. 'I'lifty vldfflil iliAeeletifAfedAKAto heAOli Hf Votl (Jffnrd In lliflr Abnefieo and m A tMiiK Aro liKd(lfiK somn tm ltl?ollllCllrtllf(lA MMMi Tho attompt to mako It appear that The Journal's exposures at Glioma wa Indian school aro for political pur poses, will fall, becauso most of the employes are undor tho civil service regulations and wo do not know tho politics of any of them. Tho year around Tun Journal has as much to oay about Republicans as Democrats. Balom has had a woolon mill tho put live yoars that In flvo years paid 65 per cent dlvldohd on Its stock. It Is to bo hoped we may havo that same kind of thing somo more, Tho publio is not interested in tho relative circulation of the Ban Fran cisco Chronlole and Examiner. They circulate too muoh. FROM OREGON OITIES. MAUS1IKIELT). Lawrenoo Dyer, of Bandou, waa in Itoseburg last week, Captain Robt. Dunham registered ut tho Blanco on Sunday. W. H. Morgan, of Danlols Creek, was in town on Tuesday. Gustav Bwanson was down from Daniel's Creek Friday. Capt. Goodall and Dr. Tower took a run after English snlpo lost weolc. K. A. Matthews has formed a partnership with H. Holm In his market on A street. Dr. Dean Clark Is locturlng In Port land for the spiritualists. Miss Eva Border will remain on the bay until aftor Christmas. B. J. Jones looked liko a spook with bis face and hands In white, last weok. He tried to extinguish a pan of blazing grease at tho Palace chop house on Thursday night and was very badly burned. A. H. Moore, of Salmon mountain mines, was down for Thanksgiving. Ho will start his giant hydruullo as soon as thoro Is wator for tho purpose Geo H. Uuerlu, ofEokloy, enjoyed the Thanksgiving festivities with his family, who aro stopplug In this placo to got the benefit of our excellent schools. J. B. Chamberlain Is clerking In F, E. Duun's store, Hon. E, P. Coleman was oyer from Coburg Saturday. MVKTLK TOrNT. H, B . Steward aud others havo es tablished a tie ctmp on Wni, Hall's place on tho Middle Fork. D. Giles has returned homo from Sou Francisco. j We are pleased to announce MA ((fill rlUMi, ifenry Holm Is limbing" Improve menu At liU niAfhnl, II. William I liAvliitf III now resl donco wired lor oleotfld llglile. Hlxty negro Arrived on (ho Moamor lloiiipf to work nn Hid ilraver Kill coal mine, it. J. (Jraln, of llcAfer (III, was In (own last week, James Jlolmiuioii has token ohargo of tho Aomo oliophouto, HaMoy Bros, havo nlosad their creamery for the winter. J. L. Meadows of the Orlonlal barber shop, won n boat that was raf lied for. Wilson A Lyons aro vlgorounly proa peeling their coal mines nt Coqitlllo Clly, coquiM.n oirv. C, W. Martin has rented tho old Jerry Wilson property. Itov. W. B. Smith conducts sorvlco twlco on Sunduy at the Methodist otuiroh. At tho funeral of Chan. Wilkin, Hon. J. II. Hohrocdor paid an eloquent and fitting tribute to tiio deceasod. Tho Christian Endeavors gavo a soolal Tuesday ovenlng at tho rcsldeuco of C. D. Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Nichols have been visiting at Murshflold tho past week. Chas. Hall returned from San Fran cisco, after about a two week's nbsonce. He did not meet with tho success ho had anticipated in tho straightening of his limbs, lately broken, Lyons' store will bo moved Into tho Odd Fellows' hall building and J. J. Lamb, our enterprising hardware mer chant, will toko possession of the store room lately occupied by Mr, Lyons. Mr. Rich has bought a Dleboldeaf In San Francisco. Geo. Moulton is canvassing for tho Tangent nursery. A. Culver, of tho Eist, and an old acqualntanco of our townsmen, W. B. Perry and J. A. Lyons, was visiting these gentlemen. MEDFOKD. B. S. Webb, city recorder, gives notice that all delinquent water users will be cut off December 16. W. J. King aud W. Townsend have dissolved partnership In tho liquor business, Mr, King continuing alone. David, Daniel and Henry Francis Whotstono huvo dissolved partnership. John M. Brown and Miss Louisa Chapmun, of Douglas county, were married November 26th at the resl donco of Mr. aud Mrs. B, B. Geryals. Houry Flshor Is building n residence In the east part of town, MMMMMWMfMMmWM Tired Women llfid In lh liMflit t.tirllfl(blMtfl; fllKlltfMAf Jtodd'fliHWill 1 llisy rwflf fin, in (Me of J1n til', VMM, IM lirdjtleM lorfi "I utirYired AlM6t rtAlh with loel lf(iiillai which dmloid JntoAterMrtou affection aitdrttadi a Aurlel 0pr' Hon jieecmar. 1 tiM eorriplslel broken down, Imd numerous boll, and when 1 commenced tsklntf Hood's Bt parllla 1 weighed only 113 pound, Now I weigh over J2fl pound and am In belter health than for tho patt fifteen year, Formerly I was cowed with rnptlon now tny skin Is clear. I eau truly ey Hood's Sarsaparllla has no equal for poor rundown women. Rviry one remarks about how wsll I looking," Mn. Ira Oniooa. MWWM K M Hood's puis jruxr.w'sa Kheumatism Is a symptom of dlseaso of it will certainly bo the Kid- npvB. it will certainly bo rolioveu b Parks Sure Curo. That headache, baokuoho and tired feeling como from tho samo cauao. Ask for Parks' Sure Curo for tho llyer and kidneys price 1-00, Bold by Lunn A Brooks. 10-4w It was on account of Cleveland's messago, probably, that wheat wont up half a con tat Salem. It Is 43 cents. Call It a. Craze. AN ALARA1INQ STATEAIENT CONCERNING WOMEN. HOW DAD IIADITS ARE FORMED. The Mw York Tritunt iayi "The Iiablt or t a VI atf headache powders' is Increasing to an alarming extent among' a great number of wo men throughout the country. These powders as their name indicates, are claimed by the tuauu. facturers to be a positive and speedy cure for any form of headache. In mauy cases their chief Ingredient is morphine, opium, cocaine or some other equally lujurloua drug having n tendency to deaden pain. The habit of taklug them (1 easily formed, but almost impossible to shake olt Women usually begin taking them to re lieve a raging headache aud soon resort to the powder to alleviate any little patu or ache they may be subjected to, and finally like the inor phfneor opium fieud.eet luto the habit of taking t nem reguiariy, imagining that they are In pain if they happen to miss their regular dose." In nine cases out of ten. the trouble N in the stomach aud liver. Take a simple laxative aud liver tonic and remove the offending matter which deranges Uie stomach and causes the headache, tv. that Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are composed p.6H tliIWIII' i.i"H Mt i Take No Substitute.. Gail Borden Eagle Brand , CONDENSED MILK ; llu 1ivavtooJ nMT In tha tltlmt. tlon of thf Amtrlon ftopU. No Otbtr t : "JuitMiooi- 9Ht JmttMt TtH. IMIes Bertha Hormanu, who has been entirely or tlie purest, concentrated, Indisposed for somo time, 1b somewhat vf-E f ' fJi un,? l e,,e,t1 . ...-,., .in dose; sugar-coated, easily swallewed: better. She Is a very estimable young 0ttU ,, arwav, ',. f Tl.Pvtv: lady, and her many friends wish that tlvcly aire sick headache and remove I the disposition to it. she will soon regain her health, Jiwlirfl J. TT. Knhrnrflnr. nf Araon. wna I " - -" 1 -----o-i -- up Wednesday ou business connected with his raining Interest with the M, P. M, Sc D, Co. He was a guest of Orvll Dodge secretary of the company. Mutt Nystrom, the genial proprietor f the Myrtle Point Hotel, was one of the moat thankful men lu towu on the 28ih;inBt., for amouR his guests to ar rive on that day, waa u bouncing boy, who registered as 'Nystrom, Jr." S. B. Hermann aud W. H. G reer re turned home from a trip to Curry Mr, K. VAKQASON, of Oiler lake, Lapeer Co.. wicn,, wmess "A not Infreouenlly have on at tack of the headache. It usually comes ou lu the foreuoon. At my dlnuer I eat my regular I meal, and take oue or two of Doctor rleice'a Pleasaut Pellets imme diately after, aud lu the course 01 au Hour my headache is cured and no bad effects. I feel better every way for having taken them not worse, as Is mini after taklug other kluds of pills. I'leasaut rel lets' are worth more thsu their weight lu mm. I cm Z GSi v i A J HEAV7 TAXPAYERS. Balance of List of Marlon Men AflsosBod Over $5,000, Moyers, Jon (13,010 Miller, Jacob M 7,WU Miller, J. F 6.B3B Miller, Mrs. 'A 13,702 Miller, N 6,711 Miller, Cborlos 0,161 Miller, Coo B- 10,210 Molsan, Mrs. H 8,8"il Moody, Z, F 7,020 Moorcs, Mrs. I. It 8,276 Moores, O. B 0,080 Mnorea, O. B 10,181 Moorloy, John 8,044 Moser, John 8,780 Mumper, VV. A 6,880 Munkers, J. M '- 10,118 Munkors, W. It 0,800 Newsom, John ,, 18,723 Northcutt, 8. T - 6,600 Oberhelm, Paul 1,110 Oregon LnndCo .- 16,806 OIlBChlager, Henry 11,800 Palmer, Mrs. A 5,220 Palmer, J. H. (heirs) 0,683 I'arrlsh, J. L. (heirs) 7,840 Puttou, Mrs. W. T. (heirs) 7,341 Putton, Mrs. Llbbio A lO.OOo Patton, T. MoP. (heirs) 7,020 Pellaud, O. O . ' 5,686 Pendleton, Mrs. S 5,103 Perkins, A. G 7,218 Pettyjohn, Lewis 10,880 Porter, John 18,002 Provost, J 5,000 Putnam. G. W 7.116 Ramp, Sara R 17,033 Bay, U F 5,860 Reynolds, Dr. J 0,701 Richardson, Dr. J. A 6,030 Riches, G. P. (heirs) 5,700 Rlneman, M. T 7.200 Rotau, J. A 5,007 Rowland, L. L 0,050 Ruesoll. L. O 7.477 Sapplullold, John 0,606 Savugo, John, sr 20,768 Savago, H. W 6.810 tiavago, A 5,030 Savage, John, jr 8,014 tiavnge, L. A 18,270 Savage, Lowls 8,142 Savago, O. G 6.450 Sayre, Mrs. R 5.000 tiohueror, Mrs. 13 8,400 Schlndlor. S 0,876 Scott, R.H 6,331 Scott, Mrs. Ellen, (heirs) 5,880 Bcrlbor, O. W 5.647 Settlemler, J. H 14,847 8haw, W. A 6,627 Short. J. W 0.140 Simmons, A. B .... 6.470 Simon, L. H 7,256 Simpson, David 8 856 Small, E O. (heirs) 12,860 Small, Matt 6,701 Smith, M. C. and J. D 5,006 Smith, Frank M 7 170 Builth, F. B 10,818 Smith, H. J 6,087 Smith, T. O. sr 5,195 Starkey, Mrs. M. J 6,060 Htapleton, H 12,256 Slelwer, J. F 10 654 Strong, A 6,880 Stute, John 5,078 Swank, D. E. & Co 7.341 Swarts, It. L 8,478 Swegle, A. J 10,006 I'emple, Mrs. W. M 8,075 Tho Bank of Woodburn 10,000 Tho Capital Lumbering Co 12 000 The Palaco D. & S. Co 6,360 I'he Salem Flour Mill Co 20.880 TheSa'em Water Co 27.450 The Salem Con. Ry. Co 10 225 The State Insurauce Co 21,000 Tho Sllverton Flour Mills 12,000 The Turner Flour Mills 11,700 Tho Wlllaraotto Vulloy Milling Company 82,250 Thomas, Watt & Co 6,24rj Thompson, J. 1 8,080 Thompson, J. O 16,000 Thornbury, J. W 0,080 Tooze, W. L O.503 Turner, Geo. H. & Co 30,840 Tuthlll, Mis. O. W 13,600 UpdeiiraO, L.W-. 10,610 Van Eaton, J. A 5,622 Van Wassenbove, F . 6,031 Voorhees, I. N 0,280 Wade, R. M - 14,050 Wade, II. M. & Co 12.000 Wacner. D. F-- -. 6.830 Walte, E M 6.200 Waldo, J. B 14.110 Waldo, Wni 6.340 Walker Bros 10,812 Wallace, R. S. (heirs) 14.280 Watt, U. L 0.820 Watt, Goo.W 6,060 wneeier, Mrs. A. A 7,475 Williams, Go 21,627 Willis Bros 6,000 Willis, Leo , 8,600 Wilson, J. Q 0,000 wittsohen.Johu - 6,750 Wolf, A. &8ou 10,534 Wolfard, J. &Co 10,275 Wright, J. G 8.S50 Yannke, F. 8,030 Seven Chiueso aro nn the roll as fol fel fol eows: Wonjr Tong ? 81 JlmTIng 00 Hln Yin 634 Nam Slug 102 Georce Sun 800 Dr, Kuru 000 mnntmmmm tL. ?- -' Jul -- armtti "H Hiilif'fllH Hit I'l'!, m,Amm iff, m-iipn " n .llUTtflhVnji rtrmnsTirm Brrif..iiirn rr.faftiiitftii I lifirksM lut l.'lir'llltnilf If. I ft .liWUffiKK! lffief iMjm. lilim HP In "in il jiwiiiMWiMi'iipi'i iiYVmrm nn . UTO-ini.Frii.iT; , -I ; . r. l,.-,,;..li. mtaL. llR llltltlll rtatiui-M, NoFiiiwilem ils. flii.st rati Al . M t? I Id mOrflll """ I .illMl M rtv i in:.. W lHfr... lW n .prm mm lintM! of nlmlfrttl&if w i rttt r. j.i ' n"'."v . : i.:..j ml ciintlll '. .""'.","..,"!.'!5 ' n tm 8 milt I'll iMll - III Iflf lltlSlllMI ImtHN Ilmljrl6lfl(f IIMJlUffi N Ufl mlin wlien oii m i ha; in iiiiiinernm .-iim it lUr nml Hi "Mlrl an IK fur IihvIi iiiii m tint.) imftflf I'll f fThAMSS' t AlflKrlllOh'l A low I J red wltit M. hall piin iisdrtcil ji li.c-T lintlfd. .('nil Widiii) On for JiHViiKjriMir fJiilrJlrJufi'rjiilld iiMtiiriir rimr I lour hour VPIHS. A r.iHII'ffiwin i-. ti . f Htilr(tS(Wl miniilai, leial Iwjy .11 Mfinixim hi. Hand mUii Wi yiJ"! Mxiii oio-i if ontr) oinnt onr. iwifn mtT'TItTrnf- W ncierwflT liiiiifii mn J neiir Mhei Man, lora.aniMli ,'" ","' Krilsm, lniiulffl ol J. II, Onmplffll.iwl Ofii lo'strecl.Hr.ioii. Jjji llffll)KFXLi -llmmfl nlif rornn-j liafil fluiJi. iunlr. i-IoIh, hard nnfl kwk' well wnlf M7W Third slrrel, titw)ti . !.l- well Inn n StfCO' Ir i'. KIHUKlt, wprrAdTiiftlln ak 11, aiMerdhauU'Ktohanjr, Han Fraiiol. soiirautiinrlsxl agnU TliU pPr U K fGOO rfnU unri K Ion and Hlilppln. Kmiulro nt 4SI, .Wlnlw strco', fora fw itnsmily. lUHAi nt Kepi on niBlii nisnni'i". iVl l'oal Offlflfl blorK, Htr. TlUtn niiTiiiirTeirfrori trrot ihte inllfs soutii ol town . Mmall hoiwa inrn Near uimkI ioiiooi. innuirs 01 HiuBitmf, nvor Hummnian. g-avtr UTi.i.liA HHKHMAN Typewriting and O commercial uttiioaraplir. .Office, room IT, Ory hlook, Tlie beat of woA aone at , roj inn rniwi. - " Wlll-lkl' I'Al'iilt-Urgeiotof henT b V wrapplna pper for vale oheap. JU tiitutr for putting nnder carpet, call at brown Ju.t the Uour. Dm pin on. T)Al,KllH.-i,ortlnd. Sftoramento, rwattle I TRcoinnandHAnKranolioopaperionaale at Hopfe l'ononioe hloc. DilAY AND KXI'IIKBB. Capital Transfer Co, HAltllY TOWN, l'llOl. KxprcM, baffgago and all kind or work done .promptly. I.cnve ordera at'.i'ntton'i toro. 12'-tl GOOD NEWS Christmas Is Goming. Bo 'a Urotrn'K Fountain Woxhcr. Uuy oni for your washwoman u n preneut. Uon't let her rub ber llinnwy, andyoui ClOtl 113, too. TrlaMnud lnitruotlom freo.- Leave order at ollloe, lto Htale tUroel. 11-21 Aw tl W.tA.;ooniK I'tvHtdunU j.;a.:Ai.nT, . CaerJer. Capital . OF SALEM.2 Tramwola a general banxing tmiineu. RED FRONT LIVERY ANDBTAQIC hlK. Hod Krort Livery and Boarding Htabie. r irmciHu in every rearxtoi. rrioei roiaonauie. It 11, wkstacott, proprietor. Al DAILY BTAQE LINES. Following Binges arrlro and depart dally, except Hundayt Hllvcrton iinge imvM at 10 a. m., leave at i:ib p. rn. Fare 7S oenu. Dailat itage, arrive at 10 a. ra.,leavoj utl p. Ul. Indopendcnoe stage 'arrive nt 10:50 n. m. leave at 3 p. m. MMd 4mmmimmimim0mm 4WWHMIMWitNMMMN ,, Miss Ballon in s Sclioo I'KNKl) IN CHANNIKG HALL, I IWI1I receive children Irom 3 years upward Hpeciftl attention to beginner. All delred branches for the older pupil taught, luelud. lng drawing, modeling, muilo. plain and arilstlo needle work. All work done on be Individual plan, In which each child Is ad vanced according to lu own capacity. For term and particular- apply to II lis O. llallou. Twentieth and Ghemeketa st. Conservator Work, "Dr. Famu, uirector ana teaohcr of piano, Italian slnglnc barmony and olasa toanlilni. Aaalatud byMlsa Anna Krobs, teacher of piano, organ, guitar, violin and zither. Mrs. J. It. sharp, toacUor of piano, organ and singing. MubIo rooms at the roeldenoo of J. It. Shnrp, Salem. Leave ordora at the Alien or Wills' muBlo store. TJr wwatt or music of Ibe Willamette Onlversliy, (JNUJCK NKW MANAOIcmjcm mtmsssk MiftinfR mmi .. .Mr.M9'.JiMMU'. Mmim. m fattum i Il lillt WW IIWI I gf Ml - miiiiii mr iiTHinniirfinH wni nf Mr IMUffl Mi,, (j h,,."""! WfA '"WI fHf... -EXCBLSIOR - STABLE. J35, O, X-IANQ135N, MANAOtCW, Only Kood horHow uaod. SaliBfnoLion uunratitood, Imok nl' ttlnlo FtiHlirimto hliiak. BUble, C, GOODALJ2, LUMBER YARD, STREET, NEAR DEPOT All graded and dlinonnlono of Uuldlng Lumhrr. LnrKot ntnerc anrt i prlnw. V. IIAICWK M1" 1, COBURG TWELFTH The Wil!ani?tte Hotel LEADING OF THE CITY, Reduced rates. Management liberal. Electric cam leavo )iriinT7.?.ii .i Ho nulldlngs and poluts.of lnterc-t. Special rotes .will "bo given to acrmiiu i A. I. WAGNER, fafAT THEBCJFFET CAR BOUl'E- ""BSThe Shortest and Quickest Lii -DKTVKEN- Pacific Coast Points, St. Paul and the East, Craucbith tb Cwc.idcj nnd the llock MounUIn In dayllht'a(lordlne pajumen ihi opportunity or viewlnglho,; fcrj- Grandest Scenery in America! aTwo train dally from 1'orl'nnd; onont 11 a. m. vlaBeattlo. nnd ono at 8:H p. m. t1 03' AN.andHpokane. ltUiMtiuperte equipment, con lillnjc or rtlnliif earn, bullet library can. paiooe and upboluteroi tourist lo)pine oar Tlio buirat library cr are murvoln of w-Miei and comfort, continuing haMi room, tmrbor uliop, easy chairs, olo. alio innitnlflceniifli to mhlp"Nortuvvo8t"uiHl',Njrtlilnml1"lonvo iJululli every Monday andPrldiriotUi "8oo." llaoklnno inland, Detroit, olovclond und.lluiralo In connection with the Ore.t .lertt cruiuiiiwuy. iMvoyimr iirsjin rena via iiib nuuruiui.n niCAJlJillf ui til tA Y, una ii JoyadelluU Jul rldof.'osrroin the heat nud aiiHt. FortioketsorKencrul Informatloa calloa GOMMRROEAIi STREET, SALEM. OR. A, II. U. 1)K .NIHION, O I'.a !,l Va Third at., lortlj.n,Or BOZORTH BROS., 210 n.;o. btevenh. aw.fi'. a. oh Kroal iL.tknUlo, Wwli. R, VOJisot. IUQ. 1 Children Cry for tifflSZStiSUS? 1 Pitcher Cantoris German Lessons Olven by a qualified teaoher, native of.aorinauy. ouuse for children on Hiturday ut Ohannlng Hall. Ily Mrs. Itapter. 451 Marlon St, s BANJO LESSONS. Olven on reasonablo term by an experienced teaoher, W. A. RAPdKV, iSUMarlon it, How TO MAKE A Fortune 1 lioaoo for ever: our new very 110 Invotted can be made by Syitematlo l'lan or Bpeonlatlon, $ 10 00 and root made dally onimnll Iltc menu, by many persons who live away no All wes l to Investigate our new and or lElnal method, i'aat workings or plan aad hlgliMt rererenoe rurnUUed. Our Booklet 'i" nuu Jiiuu,,' uuw id mate money even when on tho wrong aide orot the market nuu uiunr luiU(U!Hiluu Bout niKlS. -IL.MORK A CO., Hankers and Uroker. Open Hoard or Trade Mdg., Chicago, III, DJi, iCONTIUS, :i3;E axr-a? 5T Parlors Over Gray Tiros. a GitiFjriTji, ORlce: Corner Court 'and "Commerolal t. npiuir. All work guaranteed, i'rleon low nn til lowciit. u.''-ir SALEM WATER CO, ' .' 0(Hcei Willamette Hotel Bulldin. 't i wntor sorvlco npply at ortlce. Bllli pj' aoloiuonthly in udvunco. Make; all cum plalntaattheolUce. open Hplcaet to prevent frcciln?. eoilllrel; prohibited. Caro vliould bo luknu if la du-a offrcczlhgto have tup and wuitogatecioKd, Hco Hecllon a rulw aud rouUt'ou. No.eda tlon in bill will bo ullowvd lor abience or lot any cauno whatever union water li onto J from premise. MONEY TO LOAN I On city or farm properly. T. K. FORD, Over BuBh'a Bank. B. M. 1VAITE PRINTING CO,, BOOK AND JOB PRIHIERS AND r Legal Blank publishers. iluh' New Hrlok.over the bank, Com'l atreoi HUIE WING SANG CO. Japanoe Kancy Goods, nil kind ol silk o . 5iiolAei3f' wnamenu, Clilnawear, beat ton ol all klna. Mattlns nnd underwear. Every, hlngselllny vorv cheap. 112 Court Btreet. lialera.Or lOiM-.ui WOLZ'S MARKET. ..!b,i!il.t.ed f od ? "nod Meat and'.8nu tfff 1"lielflBortor meat lu beat shape. Kept la an Alloe client, eastern stylo. Kiee delivery. Houi iiinmmVn.iai.1.1' ' ' " 6-M UilAH. W1II.K. Prnn .. .,.,., MONEYTOLOAN J. J, HARRIS 8, HORSE, SHOEING Uhop nt 100 ChemekoU street, ncsr Ooo merclal. Hpnclal utleullouto Inurlerlaf' luinuuwlth mscAsod (oaU East (p,d South -VIA- THE orlASTA ROUTE 31 the Southern Pacific Comoanv, OAuroMiA Expnssa tbaik bcn pau. TWKKN rOHTI.AND AMD B. t. I jlorth lsv. Portland Ar.l w. L,v. Balem Lv. South. :ti:60 p. ru. llril,i in 10: -.in! I Ar) Han If ran, l.v. I JjgPj SI On farm land security. wu latin luttus, WlthouVdeluy, (Special rates on large loan. Loam mnui,iorni i... A, --. irARMT.TTtM 1 limn B ah Hank building. " "ul", FREE TO ALL WOMEN I have a very simple home treatment which will readily cure all female dlnorders. nalnfnl eiiodj, leucorrhoca, displacements irrcgnlaruie. ami will gladly send it free to any suuennn woman. Address Mrs. J. , D Box 96, Tallman Linn Co,, Ore. j .26!.m GEO, FJSNDItlCH'S MEAT MARKET. Ml : Oommerclal u lOottle blook.l luiiowwil UIU, M, ueokACo.i ,J- .S".,n h8..0Ky. i'romptdollverr Heat at lowMitpno Abovo.tralna ator at Kaat lrilana. w cgon Olty, Woodbaru, Haloui. Turner,Mrloi Jetlersou, Albany. A.lDany Junction, Irvlofi Kugene, rewelT,bialu and all stauoninw Itonehura to Ashland luolunlvu - &S0 a. m. I L.v. 1-rtland Ar. I i P." 11:00 a. in IiV. Bolwn Lv. W"P? :!U p. in. Ar. ltn.iftl.iii Lv.i 80Q- Boutlr 4:00 p. ra. tela p. in. I L,v. Portland. Ar. If" Ar. Balem.- Lv -.- Remember Cy Stewart The Coooer. outb 01 MliV's ui, Boutb ualfw7n SC.K Dining ars on Odeii iioute PDLLMAN BDFFBT SLBEPHH, AND Second Class SluooirF Cars Attached to all tnrouii iraiv- rycstSiile.Di?ision, Between Prtto and Corvallis; PAILY- IKXOBIT ttOKOM 7:UO u. in. I IiV. 1-:1S p. m. 1 Ar. Portland OorvalU Ar. I.v. e.Aip.w ijii couueot i At Albany and Corvallis wim"1,,, trains of Oregon Central A Kastern llaw -XrBa-M TWAIN IHAII.Y -XUI.WI-'' ".-- iu i: 15 p.m. ,m- p. m. IiV. Ar. Portland McMlnnvlllo Ar. LV. & SiOajW riiumu.i. 'riuia.TB To nil points In the K.sUru Btote. &$ and Kuropo can be obtained at Jo'iij.a -5.P. ROGE1W. At. 0. K, and PM.-1 K, K0SIiI4.'MW-lll', M mimmmMi yta Miniftr-r mAaJiriK0lm . . Jut .ca. j fc. LlW . & .a- -r in tot-, iriniiii(iirir fittrtL'yL2i