HBfUiif mmpw miiimmmm mtmsxta IfcSffeSnfrXtitWWl ,j, ft KT IfWWIW'l'WIlii HilTllf I i' WMm1rlilil4ilf ilssSSJSMMassM SMUTM Mi rt 1W1 Tii imti&MttAt f ifi wr'r umtfUiiOr" raTinii mi ' Ufe. SO r.y..'tfW.. iiirim(mm, f -V1"''"' " " MilMllfcWlllWUMilillillMKII r'fr?m v V- - WE DO, DO IT! It docs not matter how, or why. the GREAT SUC CESS of our SPECIAL SALE of AEN'S SUITS proving that our values and efforts are appreciated have decided us to inaugurate this Surprise Sale in Children's Clothings Ujitil further notice our entire stock of Children's 'Clothing will be offered at SPECIAL PRICES. Absolutely no reserve -- all fresh, new and up-to-date Goods. New Duck Pants New Caps New Bells New Hats named to honor tho home-coming volun-teen. G.l Johnson & Go., 257 COMMERCIAL STREET. TDE D.IL1 JOURNAL BY HOXrK BKOTUBRS MONDAY, JULY 10, 18W. t Dlly, One Tear 93.00, In Advanoo DHy, row MoaUu 1 00, hi Advanoo. Weekly, OmTmu1 91.00, In Advanoo MAKE OREGON IMMORTAL. Oregon wan iiover blecHed with etich perfect weather for erips or for a visit from cnoterii editor. The conditions havo been ttcrfect for making Immense crops of hops nnd grain, huy mid veg etable, for mnnll fruits nnd vcgntnbles, and maturing all the trco fruits, and for favorably imprestiing visitors. Warm bright days nnd cool nights nra maturing tho most porfrot crops and tlio bluest crops that hnvo over been produced in Oregon. Oregon foresta' grain Held, orchards, gardens, meadows, Inwns and parks nuvur looked as rich us this year. With such blessings of nature and such re wards for industry staring us in thu faco lot us drop nil work Tuesday and roino to town and help make tho rceoif tion to thu natiouul wlltor'n excursion r most cordlul and over to bo remem bered ovont by our visitors and by our selves. It wilt pay uu to do this royally, Oregon In hojefulIy on the evo of let ter ilayH, of uxpauslou and prosporlty of tho right sort. Lot the BOO visitors, tho knights of thu quill and BsisMirs, herald to thu world tho richness of our material blessings, thu hospitality of our city, mid tho country and cordiality o( its jwoplo. Lot ns then give our visitors thu day, feast their souls, eyes and stomachs, show them our homes and fnnuB, our wives and daughters, our rivers and mountains. Thu editorial reception at tialom will open with a banquet under theooolilrs of Marion square, whuru tho mayor will ypoakftiid thu visitors will Inj heard, noun and mnda welcome. Thou nliort rapid drivoa for two hours Into tho coun tryand let all who havo a vehiolu be on hand. Thou return to their train stud arewell. At that point lot us pro sent cuch visitor with u bouquet, llriug your ltfiuqutitfl to this ofllco Tuesday. Tub Journal never begs favors, but It would beseech every lady reader who bus flowers tojnuko up from one to ten showy haudlsjuquuts, bring thorn to this oirico Tuowlay ho that wo eun give every editor, or editor' wife, or sister, or sweetheart a bouquet when they leave on thu train Tuesday. Ixit them In-ur away fragrant memories. NOI3LI2 WORK OP THE LADIES. The women of Hnlein havo made a no ble record. Thoy wnt their sons to be come volunteers. They stood by their Inrys through thick and thin, when oven thu government was neglecting them. They organized Hmergency Corps and performed relief work, made garments and picked lint, sent food uud delica cies to the hotqiitals, and now they want a hand in welcoming them home. These women havo organized and maintained Kmorgency Corps out of their own funds, uud if thu war lasts live years, and more volunteers are needed, thuy will make further sacri flues, and bo found loyal to thu Inst drop of their blood, the last hour of tholr lime, and the last cent of their means. Thu usporwlon that such women were ucluatcd by other than purely patriotic ayo, sacred motives of loyalty Is un worthy any man's thought. Most of the women In tho two Minor genuy Corps have ol!t!cal principles. Most of them belong to one party. TIioho who are not Republicans have generously and heartily laid aside all -mlltics and sustain tho administration, even against thu record that Is shown up against It by the administration party press, 'Thank God, the women of Fnlem are patriotic beforo they are partisan 1 There Is Iiojk) for thu rising generation. Tii it Jouiinai. would nay to these la dlus: Go one stop further. Ho forgiv ing as well us generous and patriotic. Sustain whatever ix undertaken in the panto of our city in tho wuy of a recep tion to the volunteers. Your work wits properly undertaken and was performed in as good faith us was all your work for tho voluuliHirs, from thu day you pinned Dowers on their uniforms and sent them from homo with your bless ing, Women of largo hearts and grand faith In the future of our country the mothers of ninth wins as tho Oregon vol unteers are bravu enough to Ih mag nanimous won when their efforts havo been mlHunderstood and their services not fully upprcolutod, No prouder rec ord was made by tho women of uuy city In thu Northwest for devotion to the soldiers, IaiI It now bo completed by a graceful and cheerful acquiescence in whatever shall Iki undertaken In thu numu o( our city by tho committee GROUNDS FOR BIMETALLISM. A gold standard papor at Portland essays to bo funny at tho oxpenso of hi metallstn, enlarging upon the coinage situation in China as an instance of variation of commercial ratio from tho ratio fixed by law Ix-'twecn two money mctuls. Tho China, 1000 oopier cash is the equlvolont by law of ono tool in sliver; yet, through tho recent rise in the price of copper, It costs tho Chinese govern ment 1.1551 tools to huy copper enough to make 1000 cash. The mere statement of tho case shows that it does not All tho conditions under Which blmetalists claim purity could be maintained letween two money metals at a fixed ratio. China does not have free coinage of silver and copper. If she had, tho government would have nonocoHlon to buy copper out of which to cash. Doth metals would Ixi coined on private account only, nnd whenever cop Kir should become more vuluablo for other uses than for money, it would ccaso to Beck tho mint. Tho whole monetary burden would then fall upon silver, and thu whole supply of copper would bo devoted to tlieso "other noes." Until this should cause a riso in tho the value of silver and a fall in tho prico of copper, no inoro copper would Ik coined. If the supply of silver should prove in adequate, Its value would riso until it would overtake that of copper, nnd tho hitter would again Ik) coined. If the supply of silver should prove adequate, it woufd not rlw in value and no harm would lx: done. Thu Immutable law of supply and de mand fixes tho uxchaugeablo value of copper and silver uud every other com modity undor tho sun, even gold. With free colnago and equality before thu law, at any given ratio near the ratio of supply, silver and gold would remain at u purity for the simple reason that neither metal could find sufllelent markot outside of the mint to simtuin an advance in price. Hood's Cure Hick headache, bad Maw sj SJ taste In the month, coatrrf MM II tongue, gas In the stomaeh, III 2l dlitmi and Indention. Do " " not waakan, bat have tonle ftct. 3 rmli Th otilr lllll to Uk with Hood's SartaparllU. JOUKNAL"X RAYS." Going-in-swimming is nearly ripe. . Wanted each of tho COO visiting editors to bear away froiri Salem fragrant memories. Ladles, bring us COO hand bouquets of roses and showy flowers, es pecially old fashioned one;. The People of Oregou are impatiently awaiting tho return of tholr volunteers from Manila, and will give thorn such greeting as proud hearts rejoice to give their heroes. Medford Kyc. Ilymon II. Cohon of the Portland Nuwsboy's Saturday Kyo truthfully says: "The man who can run a news paper and ploaso everybody can figure on a reserved seat in tho front row of tho hoavenly orchostra, oven if ho ain't buldhcudcd." Tho Bai.km JounxAi, accuses tho editor of tho Jndceudent of having addressed an appreciative-audience. He delivered the 4tli of July oration at tho nsv urn 10' us H'lUlll. The average fialcm editor Is not happy I1IIIUSH iiu ih Having some i tin wit fellow editors. Albany Democrat. Fun is tatter than friction and feel Mrs, Frank Southwick tuny not bo u politiciun, but sho sent Iter boy to the Philippines and such a womuulsentitled to reiqiectful treatment by any commit tee, Mrs. Kouthwick has n big it heart itHuny woman in Oregon, uud soldiers old uud young know that Is no lie. Grand Clearance Bale of DRAIN TILE First come, first served J. 7-3tf To make room for new stock from the summer run of tho factory, 1 will ecll all Tile on hand at fifteen per cent discount. Now is the time to buy tile cheap. Call .-. at once and Becure a bargain. Best Urick in tho market. HOC "CJ 3Efc 3E 1BL "TKT Fair Grounds, Salem, Oregon. To L'uro juniiiatlon roravnr. TaUo Uiocuretg Cuuilv Cutliurtle. lOo crlSo. liauC fait to cure. druKclou ref upU uiouoy CURRENT EVENTS With two ImmcnHU ntlltes tonight, the moit Hticcesaftil International conven tion ever held by the Sx:lety of Chris tian Kndeavor will come to a clone. Prenldent Clark and Secretary Paer will presldo over the farewell services and thu cloning uddrcsHcs will Ikj dullvored by nisluqi John II. Vincent of Topeku, Kits., nnd Itev. J. Wilbur Chapman, I). !., of New York. During the next ten days thu dele gates to the international convention of iron moldors, one of the largest and most powerful labor organization of America, will lie in soshIoii at Indian iik)IIh. As this is the first convention held hy the union since IKDC there is u cotiNlderublo quantity of business to be truiiHactcd, including thu eoitHlderutiou of severul proofed ohangcH in the con Htitutiou. Thu inm molders' union en joys the distinction of Uilng the only gteat labor organization of its kind to have an iron-clad agreement providing for the submission of all wage and other disputes lietween employer and em ployed to nu arbitration commit tee. There has Ikhiii no general strike in tho trade fur u nttmlier of years and us u rcitultthu union Is In a highly pros peroitH condition, lmth numerically and lluuuoially. There uro upwards of three hundred delegtttes lit attendance, rep resenting uliout ftO.OOO ittemlKtrH hi this country and Canada. Tiik .Touhnai. had the exclusive latest news from Adjt. Gen. Corbln that the Oregon volunteers would bo sent to Portland on transports. No other Solum paper printed that newH. It was an As sociated Press dispatch. It was official ; authentic. No other paper had it. Tin: .touiiNAi, day tolegrams uro immense. W. P. Hermann, a brother of Hon. HIngur Hermann, was burned to death in Flugstnff, Ariz., by thu explosion of a lamp. It is mippoHcd he went to sleep and left thu lamp burning and it ex ploded, Fottlng fire to the bedding. Tho remaiiiH were wont to Myrtle Point, Ore., for burial. Oregeniun: It Is to !h hoped, for tho saku of decency, that Sonutor Mark Manila did not, upon bin visit to the hotiHu of commoiiH, make thu inquiry at tributed to him: "How much will a vote be worth?" It will not mirpriHO uiiylxxly, however, if it nhall turn out thrt he did ask the question. That's the kind of a man he Is, a gnws political "fixer" and "bona" whoso presence in the Houuto is one of thu facts which have of lato so discredited nndchoupened that Imdy. Harvey Scott don't like Mark Ilanna bceuuHoho delivered the federal patron ogo of Oregon over to the Mltchull-Me-Ilrlde combination. 11,00 BBf mn , A LI?I3 SATED. Df. J.F, Cook, tho Botanical Speci alist, Succoeds Whoro Othora Fall. To whom it may concern : This is to certify that Bertha P. Con nor, of Mt. Angel precinct. Marion coun ty, Oregon, lias suffered from a cancer ous growtli in tho leftear for about three years. Tiie growth was cutout twico and burned out once by Albany Physicians, but the growtli came back as bad as ever, and pained her so badly that she had to be takon from school. After three week's treatment by Dr. J. F. Cook, of Salem, Oregon, the Potnnlcal Specialist, tho growth entirely disap peared, and nt tliis date, four months Bince treatment was begun, the growth has not reappeared, and the car has en tirely healed leaving only tho scars in flicted by the Albany doctors. I hereby certify that tho abovo state ment is absolutely true, and tliatBor tha P Conner, tho erson mentioned in the affidavit, has resided in my fam ily since early childhood, bearing the re lationship to me of niece. II. C. Loxa. Subscribed and sworn to bofore me this eighth day of June, 1899. W. W. Hall, county clerk of Marlon county, Oregon. Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS 93 COURT STREFr. SOUTH AND EAST VIA THE SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co, EXPRESS TRAIK3 RON DAIIY 7:oo p 945 P 7.-4S a "1 m) 5oo p m 65 P M 6,43 A M 8-15 p M 7.00 A M 8'IS PM 4.5,m 7-5S A m Lv...;Portland. ..Ar Ar..,,Sateru , ,,,Ar Ar. San Francisco. Lv Ar Ugden ... .Ar Ar Denver. Lv Ar . . . . Omaha .... Ar Ar .... Chicago ,...Lv Ar. ..Los Angeles., ,Ar Ar .... El Paso .... Ar Ar...,Fort Worth.. ,,Ar Ar.. NewOrleani. ,.Ar (8:00 am J5.-25 AM ( 7'oo P M DINING CARS OBSERVATION CAKS. IMop u i4SP 5 So AM .3o t U 9.2J r m J-35 f M Mo a m X40PM The Model Oregon Ncwspapor and Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Rauch and Dairy and Market News in attrac.tlyc reudable form. I ff U issued Thursday morning in time taroacl; nljtparu of tho state tho same week. Make a specialty of all Kinds of Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iron work roofing and guttering, it full Hue of Pumps and pump fillings. Prompt work and reasonable prices, We carry In stock the Fairbanks wind mill. Call and sec us before irlvlug your order for mill or tank. Phone 234 Pullman tust-clas and tourist xleemn.. -,T: attacked to all through tralm, Toutist carj wiruuii iu ,iiich;u wuuoui cnangc. ROSKDURO MAIL. r-DAILY. 8:30 A Mj Lv. .. Portland .'.At (430PM io5S A M Lv. . . .Salem. ... Lv.Jt50.TM j:2o pm) Ar....Roscburg.. Lv (730 A m wkstside dTvisIUn. DBTWKEN I'ORTLANO AND C0RVAIJ.IS, Mall ttalns daily except Sunday. 730 A M I"!.". . . Portland. ,Ar I c.-co p m;5S pm Ar....Corvallis.. Lv 120 p m At Albany and Corvallti connect i rains of the C. &E. Ry. iSUeTendeNce passEnGer: KXrRESB TRAIN DAILY LRXCHPT SUNDAY. 4:50 r Ml Lv ...Portland.. ..Ar 82s"a m 730 p m V Lv. . . .McMinnvllle Lv $.-$0 H 8:30 rM)Ar Independence Lv) 4.-50 a m Duect connections at han hrancisco voTii steamship linsi fi HAWAII, 1APAN CHINA, THE PHILLIPINES and Alls'. TRALIA. For through tickets and rates call o- W W, SKINNER, Deiwt Agent, or 0- OAI1RILLSON City Ticket Agent, 232 Com-' mercial St. Salem Or. K. KObbLEK, Manacei. " IvtCU I ; F i P. A. Portlanl PIIOMPT WORK AND LOW FHICBS RED FRONT LIVERY lb Jl.00 Weekly... Firstht5 Pai aai BaarJing stables, KMiCOMMimOJAtt Strkrt. SALKM, ORE. Wm. LILLREY, Prop. Best Rigs for Commercial Men Stable In Mtno blook Hotel Wlllamotte. tfiSafc teams nod comfortable rln for ladles and fnmlly drlylns a spea laity. Horses boarded by day, week or month and best or satisfaction U'uarantced. 3.1 tf niCPAIlT, roit Knit Mall 8 p. in, 8 no. knnc Ylsvt '.'.sopra Up m, Thero h inoro Catarrh in this sec tion of thu country than all other dl- HOME CURE FOR BLOOD POISON tam ( tin Doctors' Pttskwirk; YiuGm tm ImM at Wm, Then U not the illghtott doubt that the doctor do moro ruurm ihn good in troatlnn Contagious Blood Potion t uuijr vlotlms of thlj lofcthsomo UImuo would bo mueh better off to-dty if they had never allowed them oWei to ba dotrd on mercury and iotMh, the only remedies which the dootore tver give for blood joion. 'ins aoeiore uro wnouy unnoio to get ria 01 tWe.Ylle poSon, wd only attempt to heel up the outward ppernco'of the AlunUi wia ore nd oruptloni. Thle ther do by drlYtns the poison tnto the feUM, and endearor to keep It ehut in with their ooniUnt doses of potash im Msarcury. The mouth and throat and other deltoate parta then break out ievtwaoMH, and the tight is continued indefinitely, the drug dolo the system mm 1mm than te dlnease Itaelf. Mr. xTLTMytHPt. 100 Mulberry St., Newark, tf. J , sayst "I had pent a hwisUn daUadi xitit the dootom. wnea 1 reaiiiea tbat tsW sjW lo ttM ho food. I had large epota all over say . aM then aooo Broke out into running sores, and 1 sttuwA ail tit au faring which this tile disease pro- mm to try ... aa a last rort, ana wm iMM-ot4. I follewfrd oloaely your 'Direo .Ti4utBMt' atul the larire imlokihe on mr q gvew mt au4 awaller, and before long euY. I waa ooa eurM sarit otly aa my Immm a otoar a glaaa ever atfe. I cured ny- sftsr Mie aootova DM 'auw completely." tlaaa thrown awav to axoeet tha dootora mU&ov jBlood Polaott, for tha dlteaaa li be- r mm, siwtita pojbo . S. . FOR THE BLOOD M Wrily dHlarent way from potash and aaraury it foree the m Mt afHOm aR geil riu o I tHum. ntiiwii turci nv XISeaiS H1J SMIUS sa hhuh iu mr it iium wrir t& tka aeaatflMtiOB. Our Bittern of private koma treat , uft wiMtl Hw raaek ot all. Wa give all eaairy m4Im1 ad- aava im ayparTMisaiHi gvwmmij. t WH v. w rI mm isssssssssssV WMst twMHr SSaSsWi mlMiatmiM DevotiHVH of the gume of whlct to n total of nearly (KX) thronl thu iKtrloni of the Auditorium Hotel nt C1iUuko to duy'on tho'oiHHiNlou of the oikiuIiiii of tho ninth nnnuul eonKrotui of thu Amerb eun WhUt lenKiiu. Nearly nil of thu dolygnteH lmve now urrhisl fur tho National IMuentiumtl utwoelntlon convention at lawAngolen, whleh IioUIh Km tint wiionii tomorrow, uud the hotelii and Ixmnllnt; houootl are crtiwdc! (mm cellar to nttie lth guontti, Home of whomjiitvo travehsl thotisuudH of inileH to take 'part iu the ithuriu. The mwnIoiih of the Nntioual Council of Kducutlou were rMUintHl bxluy wlthnn inoreuMsl attendance of memlKir. The morning sowlou, prided over by A. It. 1'uylor, of Kmporla, KiiHlliituiiil to the reuding of vwrlinw reporta 011 chool hygeue, normal tvliooU and kindml toplev, all of which were uxhuuntively diveuod by the council, Another edu cational boly now iu Kwlon Is the Summer Institute on Indian miIuhiU, w hieh oixiiuhI today and will ctmtlnue two weeks. The Institute ua tho name implioK, In iuteiuKM fur all vuporiu bndeutii, teachera ami otheromployeii of the lndlmi Mihool Mirviw of the UuitiHl Mate, ah well as all pernios intervvtteil in Indian cluinitlon. The teehra ! preaout rvuont nil of tho Indian nohoota In New Mevico, Arltona, Oro tron, Colorauo. MinneeHwn, Washlnuton, and Nevada. Tho opening today of th Chicago and MilwauktHudeotrio lino glM con tlnuoua eleotrlo ear service from Hum in md, lad., -or lUue Island, III., to WaukejtrtB, UK, piiwlng thumt;l Chi oago, the vntlru dUtaue iiHHng tidy inllw. It la poitle that U- ma) wm. uier the jwruoy iiiaj' Ih uxtexdiKl bAMl wuuVeo li tho ejompletton of tho JHl waukej, ltAoJuij ami UinN.ha rlvetrto line. season put together, and until tho lust lew years was supposed to 00 incur able. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, uml scriucii 1 oca 1 remedies, and by con Htitntly ralllnu to euro with local treatment, pronutinced It Incurable. Science has proven catarrh to Ikj a constitutional disease, unci therefore requires constitutional ttoatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by h J.Ctionoy Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is tho only constitutional euro no tho market. It Is taken internally In doses from 10 drops to a tea; poonful it acts directly on the blood end mu cous surfaces of tho system. They of. icr one uunureu uouars ror any case it rails to euro. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address, i- J. OIIKNKY A CO., Tolorio, 0. Sold by Druggists. d5c Hall's Family Pills arc tho best, In twopartscontalnsnll Important Foreign, National and State News. IDII JOURNAL S3.00 A IBM An Independent Associated Press Paper for tho Peo. pic. Send for samples free. Tl) OBEGO' jw I 8 i). m tx. Bud Satur. tiny iu p, m Ihvo hnlera 7.16 nin ITiti Dm antlaut iu n, 111. M011 Weil Frl I-rtVo Sal. m1 Til Tim Sat 3 1. in timk Bcnnnui.E. From rortluml AltRIE SRlt IjUco, Denver Kt. Wortlil umnna, Hniisan (Jiiy, ate l.'i-nn UxiU.t'liIcoao nutl Knat, I SjK- kuna Ilrfr s !m a m. Wnllti Wnlla, Snoknlio. Mlime upon, hi. I'aui, Himiih, .Mll-l nuukvu 1 nii-ai aim otiki. OCKAN ril'KAMHMll'H. Fur San I raurlaco. Mall tiTi'ry live clays. fOI-DMHU ivi:k To Astoria nml ay IjimllngB, WIMiAMBTTE KIVKIt rorlliiiiii, NcMbcrc ami utnuiiiga. Fur Dnrton 4 y. 1 4 p. ra. ex Uuu. Ar8.v ifllll wayli p. iu. -won Weds Krl Tu Tliur Sat. S:30pm WILI.Ml'TTi: Corvullls AUiiuiy l'olnts. ItlVEIt 1 uml Way Ar Sa lem 10 a. m Mon We.1 aiid Fri Volunteers Return. Tho return of thu Ynluuteortirtimhulu us of their splundid murkmiiUHhin, como and perfect your ahootlng at the new giillory. li:i State street next door to Gray Uros. F. J. Fontaine, Prop. 0 SO 10 Cooper bhop. 1 r rtmiftit s aim At t . r ni. outiiAiii, uieDOUtii Miltimeooii- er.is prepnml with the beat iUtility of stock tu make oooporugo f all kinds, from a woll bucket to a 10,000 gulUui tank. Prices to suit the Uiihm. Shop in Smith Salttin. (1 10 Im w th y& fM Ytxi Ibt AMars BsU A dUcatcd stomach undermines health, It dulls tho brain, destroys the nervous ystom. All dyspeptic troubles are ourod by Kodol Dyspepsia Curo. It bus cured thousands uf caes. Its Insredleuu are suoh that It can't help curing. Stone's Drugstores. Tiik Journal has the fullest report of tho doings of tho legislature and state olllclals, as well at Indepen dent, clear And concise cuuuont on oil public matters. Send a trial subscription, II01TL3R BROS MONTEZUMA Is a beautiful dappled choatnut 10)$ hands high, and weighs 1700 lbs. Ho is a iHirteot all purposo horho. Will bo at Huffman's stable, Salem, Saturday of each week iu July and Aug ust, and the remainder of the week nt tho Fair Grounds. Terms, $15.00 to in sure. Also eolts broken and hnndlod for 81HIUI' H. 11. ItuTnnitKoiin, WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. Dally bouts to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg City if the steamers are delayed there ound trip tickets to all points In Oregon. Wsshlng ton, or Califoml a. Connection made at Pott land with all rail, ocean nndriver line W. H.HURL13URT. Gen'l Pas, Act. Portland, Or. 0. M. POWERS. Agent, Trade street dock Salem, IIOISE & BARKER, City Agents. OASTOllx'A. austu tin h1 Vw Hw Alwirt BwH e,r C&&yff&?&k Gun-shot wounds and powdoi-burus, out, brutso.9, aud Ivy-poUonlug, quickly healed by DoWltt's Wltoli llaiol salvo, prevents. blwl imlsnnlng. "DeWltt's" Is SAi'Kand sukk. Stone's Drug Stores. DeWltt's Llttlo Karly Uisors ben etlt tvrmanontly. They lend uentle assistance to nature, uuring constipu. Hon and liver ailments. Stone's Drug Store. CASTOR I A. I'or Infants aud Children. Kit Kkid You Hays Always Bought tCt&$fffl&ki )u SKiK Oregon Slion Line Railroad The nirect Route to Montana, Ulali, Colorado anil all Eastern Points fllTM eolce of two lavorlte routes, via tlte Omhw I'aelfie Fi Mall uSi.oTii Rio tiramle Seenle Uum. Look at the time H Days to Salt Lake 2 DaystoDonvcr 3i Days to Chlcairo 41 Days to New York Krve RorllnlHK Chair Cars Unholsteml Twj it SWIbk Cars, ami Pullman I'alaeo 8lwnr operated on all trains. Ftor further Information apply I to HOIBK A llAUKKIt, Agents. Salem. W. E. COMAN. Oen'l Agent C O. TKKKY Trav. PaM. ABt IU Thinl st. Portland Corvallis & Easter nRailroad TUUZ CAKT), 2 For Yaqulna: Trnjn leaves Albany 1U:50 p. in. Train leaves Corvallis..., 1:45 p. m. Tialn urrlves Yuqulna... 5:60 p.m. 1 Hcturning: Leaves Yaqulna 7-00 a. m. Lcayoa Corvullls 11:-I0 n. m ., rr,fM. Albany 12:25 p. m. :i I' or Dotrelt: Leaves, Albany W0a,m, Arrives Detroit 11:55a.m. 4 Kclurn nu: Leaves Detroit 125 p. m. Arrives Albany 5:35 p.m. OLeaves lbany 0:03 p. m. Arrives Corvallis (1:65 p.m. oLeavcs Corvallis 0:40 a. in. Arrives Albany 7:25 a, iu. One una two connect at Albany nnd Corvallis with Southern Pacific tiains, giving direct service tiand from New port and adjacent beaches. No. 0 runs from Albany tnPnrvnllls on Mondays, Wedncso s and Fridays only. No. 5 runs from C01 Willis to Albany on Tuesdays, 'liiumlays und Satur. days only. Trains for tho mountains urrlveat Detroit at noon, giving ample time to roach camping grounds on the lireltenbusli and Santlam river the same day. II. U VAI,DKN, EDWIN STONE. J.TUHNEU Awnt, Albany, Ore" Boarfl th Signature IPssWJss? 4MMMHI CARRIAGES BUGGIES WAGONS HACKS ETC. HAY TOOLS. BINLDERS. & bast practical Implements In the Market. We Always lead on style and quality. Larire supply of stock and repairs always on hand, MITCHELL, LEWIS St ST AVER CO. Branch: Near Flouring Mill. You Can Get aLower Be rth, With one exception the through trains of the Uurllngton Route are almost invariably well-filled. The exception Is our St- Paul Chicago Limited. On the limited thero is usually room and to spare. Don't Infer tbat it is neither so flpo. nor so fast, as ANY train of AN other Hoe between SU Paul and Cbioago, On the con trary, tnero Is no more beautiful irum iu America, it lias electric WH.UMETTK KIVEH DIVISION STEAMER WM, M. HOAG, Captain Geo. Kaatx, KutllilllE beturaau IVirll...,! .! sv. ,u. tl.rangatlUa)lauaiugs. "" MVKlt SCHEDULE. DOW N - TuwJayi, Thurwlays ami Bundss. Uavoa Corvallis -,... i.u UvAlUny :--." :i.u, Uave uiw Vina ,.T saw uwt" Hu(oHueuca "in om 111 m m 1: 30 l& as New iy Arrive Portland ... UP Momlays. WelnwdM and Frldara. leaves lortlaml. 6 . m " Wrg 10.30 a. m leaves BiUm .... s so p. ra Us Bawt VIta Lmim Albany . Arrive Oorvafllt .. 6:00 . m . 7.30 p. HI , v:ajp. m Mulbped Inetudiut 11 .00 p. w d with flrt- au lgsnt The itaamer k&c Iai. oiau aeoaKolatiiui. in.Wn DiauiL UHnirpawd for parrying both freight and pauengers. DoolrFi otof State suet, O. MAEBTZ, Agent. Balem, Oregon C.SUUJVAN.Supt. Albany, Oreso Call for Wurrants. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand applicable to the pay ment of warrants nftba Citv of Salam drawn on tho general fund ami endorsed rifi op iuifi.su A l11 i tfi9 lly.U.K.1 aT JlS,htlwlde5Mbule8,MWirmiitiiwfll pfoaso present theiu tue most saiUfaatnrv iihin.i.Wn. ....,..... J. ti'j ,. D...U.. ta?MJrth tar nUi?laDd I H" ,nk as '" will cause from dute of !- -- "lviivMU, . Illia IHJIIL'O. . V. til A.C. SHKi.nrtv 1 Oen'l -Agent, Portland. Or.) Sal.jM, Or., Jon for. City Trereurnr July 0. 18VJ. lot.