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BrtlflBi iina otij.iyi'ri Hie iflt few
week a quiet excltemoiit In (ho Way of
n'tiiMrfMlflkit. it In true, there
WftM Naftolny demonstratlona or retwrto
of Vk)leee by (h fafnrerit In the vine'
yard of the Lord, Jtut thero wan ft
firm itfHKgle with all the attendaul
feature of a mloeewiful atrlko,
TtM Salem ailiilHlvrs union rcolved
that It wa not getting enough pay for
aervloeii rendefml lit tliu Btltle InntltU
tloti, or lu fact Hot paid at all. Bo the
gentlemen of tliu cloth nerved notices
ou their employers, or Ihoso lu charge,
that not a prayer would ho uttered, or
a aerinou preached, or a soul absolved,
unleee there wu au twljuslmeut of dlf
terenow.
All relations were suspended until
tb segoUtloua wire completed. Then
wm! voluminous correspondence with
oTMeiala, boards, trustees and BUperiu
tendeata. The compensatlou wa
greed upou, Hunday all the strlklnj
mlnlstera were at their posts. The re
utt wai, as usual, ucompromUo,
I'lJIILISII TUB HKl'OHTS.
Tiik Jouknai. hns called attention to
the fact tune and again that the semi
annual financial statements from (he
county clerk, treasurer and sheriff of
Marlon county, required by law to be
made Oct. 1st and April 1st of each
year, have not been made public.
Th.e county clerk Is n Domocrnt and
rode Into ofllco on n wave of reform, In
cluding this very question of county
finances. Ho cannot claim that thin
law was not obeyed by his ilopubllcun
predecessors, because it was.
The law Is very plain and requires
tbeae balance sheets from theso otllcers
to be made pUbllo every six months.
Either theso.reports must bo mado pub
He or the public must bo Informed
through the proper channel why the
law ! not obeyed, as It Is made for pub
lic officers as well as for the people.
UAWAII AS OUItS.
By all preoedont, by rulslng our Hair,
by oommeroiul rotations, by odor of the
provisional government, by Its position
of! our coast, thoBundwIeh Islands are
ours.
If they wore ofT the coast of England
there would be no question as to their
ownership or government. The Brit
ish flag would have llouted over thorn
long ago and would uever Imvo been
bauled down oxcopt by forco of a super
ior power. Never!
The pretenso that thero In n vIcIoub
population that would deteriorate our
citizenship is a pretenso only. This
country baa taken In fur viler popula
tions already. The Huwnlluns would
sot come lioro to auy appreciable mini
br. Americans would go thoro by
tbouaauda to 11 vo and for pleiwure.
TboM islands would become a parudiso
for American tourists.
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8UGU&STKI) C0MMKNT8.
The American sportsman of Ulovr
land, O,, (a an up-to-dato turf paper
and Ita editor Y. II. Goucher Is a
wrfter of vigorous Knglish.
satisfactory,
Thero
lll WiJef (if tanner- of ll.e "Olark-' u$tf JTfJlt ttlTi
AMimtUVtMt hotel which fell m ( "i" ( J " ' Ztt
mm f ilshes i MP lalmtlol bt II at lmbHl(e) f Ul0 t,M,, lf a ,,H,or .,
MlMtroii IV which sounds MiiftuliHy k, 1W1 htMcA , t,, AwU Ul
Milk Mill) iHKMlUnUH. liRTOftBWJllCiOrillilHilwbOiXHl. Tlih
ii lultltf utH u!?i,0r V,i V III tl tMuht ,8 Mi """ Vino alii tlmt
Irtilldllig witfi Jak0 mt A Hi securely of aoino vcmwli Jtwl wlmt ftort of n
bfatnilhtf fouiidatloti, It whs left out of crnft, howovef, law Im-oii lost in ob
plumb, and, sagging In the ceMef, the curity by thofnet tlmt titMOhl fontlor
collapse followed, VoU will wji 100 j,H mu Htnvt w, often tlmt the
men at work here III the morning and -.i.i,, wnrnultoP ,,,i,i ,, ,..,11 mi Ha
the hold will bo rebuilt at onco, out In Wfl"iBor could tiot utn up lis
letter slmpe, Tho plans were passed origin or Unit uprvlea II ww bought
iiikjii nv the bulldliiu denartiticulaud imscoronof otliorw nro, nftar It had
. "a m 't 'a J . . a . . . .. j . .
ooon conuoinncd tin n mrwt, nnu niicr
yonrs of bitngln? lctwoon fillips and
wlmrvefl only tho Htopnt tho buttond
roninlim to toll that It hud over attp
ported umiVftR
IsancH find wan tnndo In tho center
of tho Htop, Into tho rottoii wood of
which ho Wufl Idly boring with bis
enno. A dozen wiilorH wanted to bo
euro tho "luck piece," but tho wharf
iugor retained it to tempt fortuno
for himself. Tho ctmtoin of planting
a coin under tho mast of n vessel is
bh old ax tho art of iililplmildlng. In
early dayu it wa intended to propi
tiate tho gods of tho watern and was
universal among ull nations. The
cufitorn h still practiced to a consid
erablu extent, and nine vessels out
of ten afloat today will show a bit of
minted gold or silver in tho center of
tho step of tho mainmast if search
bo mado. The quarter picked up by
Isaacs was coined in 1871, and Bavo
for being blackened by tho action of
the salt wator wa as f rush as the day
it camo from tho mint. San Fran
cisco Examiner.
iiroiiouuced safe and
flflllflVfl tllHV WHfH Hitfo mvMlr.
are scores of holds surrounding the
fair grounds wai are ouill practically
In the sflinn way and they are not con
s'dereil dangerous. The eret of this
trouble will lm found id tho word
"lime,'' Everything luu been done
with a rush and tlmo has been every
thing, May 1st has confronted eery
0110 connected with theso enterprises.
I do not mean to say that the work bus
been slighted, but the foundations of
the building weru necessarily laid lu
new ground, and during the fnwty
weather tve tried to get below tho frost,
but this now soli has allowed the foun
dation to settlo some, and In order to
make assurance doubly sure wo ordered
tho building Jacked up and placed ou n
Mound fitting.
There was uu unexplained derby hat
lu tho ruins last night which this hole)
man sincerely trusts does not belong to
a man crushed by the collapse. If the
collapse had occurred twenty nilnuten
earlier there would have been fifty
worklngmen where tlio derby hat wab
found and the solicitude of this Ingen
uous hold man would, wo suppose,
have been correspondingly increased,
dtlll tho building was "safe and satis
factory," for the building department
had so pronounced it. And. it 1b to be
rebuilt forthwith on pluns even more
"safe and satisfactory."
Wo must venture to doubt tho accu
racy of this gontloman'a statement,
lhat "there are scores of hotels sur
rounding the world's fair grounds that
are built practically In tho samo way."
Thero uro scores of wooden hotels in
that neighborhood und many, of them
the visiting public would do well to let
?loue. Dut wo are not prepared to be
lieve thut scores ofjein nro reudy to fall
down on a minute's notice and collapse
In sections after tho manner of a circus
tout from which the center polo bus
been withdruu.
The Jouknai, has an able list of local
correspondents. They cover nearly
every town, In Marlon county, and Bub
orlbera keep coming lu from all points.
Tkwe are still a few people in this
eouutry satisfied with a dally uows
pa?r glvlug them news 48 hours old.
They are not Jouhnai, readers.
Dr. Graves, of Denver, who was ouce
aeBVleied of the murder of Mr, ltarua
by of Providence, It. I., will go free.
He got a new trial and thoro are no
feud to further prosecute.
An Awful Tragedy.
Thousands of lives have beou sacri
ficed, thoUHUtidsof homes made desol
ute by tho futull mlstako of the "old
school physicians, still persisted in by
some, notwithstanding the light
thrown upon the subject by modern re
search, that consumption is Incurable.
Ills not. Consumption Is a scrofulous
disease of the lungs, and auy remedy
which strikes right.al the seat of the
complaint must and will euro It. Such
a remedy Is Dr. Tierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery. It Is a certain specific
for all scrofulous complaints. It was
never known to fall If given a fair trial,
and that Is why tho manufacturers sell
It under a positive guarantee that If II
does not benefit or cure, tho money
paid for If will bo refunded. The only
lung remedy possessed of bucIi remark
able curatlvo properties as to wairunt
its maliers lu selling It on trial.
Spraying Prohibited In Canada.
Orchardlsts who are contemplating
graying their fruit trees for the pro
tection of tho fruit from Insect pests
will bo Interested lu knowing that a
law to pruveut tho spraying of ibo
blossoms of fruit trees has recently
been otiucted lu tho province of Ontario,
Canada. It has been found that tho
blossoms sprayed with Purls greener
other poison have been destructive to
tho houey-gatheriug bees, aside from
tho fact thut tho presence of tho poison
lu the blossom may result lu Iho pres
ence of poison In tho honeycomb, A
second serious objection to tho preva
lent custom Is that the poison has been
known to present an obstuolo to the
complete fertilization of fruit.
Tkk Jouknal Is the only paper lu
Um eeukal Willamette valley that pub.
ItofaMallthe telegraphic news of tho
4ay om the same day received.
The May number of tho Overland
Monthly will voutaln au article ou the
retaUeottirtiof Ban l'rauclsco, by Krnwt
V. Pdxotto, the artist, whose eu and
lk keteiw Illustrate the text thor-
wwfthly. These drawings, with photo
wwihaof aowe wort promlueut arvhl
tMtoimltyp, will wake up a thorough
ly well Illustrated number,
M 1 LULL MIX I. .. '.. I
- HkftU QroiavMtau fc Co., Ckivelaud,
',,tv(W thank for au advance
nM4r4'I.Utk Carink' baUII
H flv the rwd of play m,
ajjadtoglam ehths, wkiof Ike
Ms, DttMiHg averagf wim
iftwwftHM April ST, when
pMM, HHtll aHrHwwr 9U,
Ikiby cried,
Mother alghoil,
Doctor presciibed 1 Castor!
The Kansas Gallery Is south of the
postofllueat Montmj's old stand. First
class work and honest treatment. Give
us a call. S-23-lOt
Two Stepping; Stones
to consumption are ailments we
often tleem trivial a oiu ami
a cough. Consumption thus ac
quired is rightly termeel Con
sumption from neglect."
Scott's Emulsion
not only stops a cold but it is re-
markably successful where the
cough bas become uccp seated.
Srttft's JZmulsim is tkt
richest of fatfeods ytt
tk Assitst fat'food t
fak H arrests tvase
and iuiUs healthy
ytesh.
HliiirtlinncI I.nnipiuce.
"Ono col," iio bnuKuely announced
as ho ontored a gonts' furnishing storo
on upper Broadway.
"(;ort." replied tho girl in attend
anco as Bho took down a collar and
wrnpiwd it up.
"Much!" ho queried as ho toyed
with a Bilver piece.
"Quar dol," sho answered as she
gavo him tho change
"O K," ho said as ho turned awn'".
"Tra la." sho replied as she wet
back to finish waiting on nn old man
who had been looking at nockties.
"What sort o' languago do you call
that?" ho naked.
"Shorthand, sir."
"Oh, that's it? Sort o' saves your
breath, doesn't it?"
"Courso."
"Well, I don't think I could over
got tised to it at my ago. It don't ex
press onough."
"How?"
"Why, land o' lovol I want to say
to you that I'll wear ono of my su
spenders around my neck for a tie be
fore I'll pay CO cents for such shoddy
as theso. How could you express all
that in throo or four words?"
"I can do it in ono." sho replied.
"How?"
"Git."
And ho ambled. Now York Clip
por. I'erdlnund.
Tho first half of this word is feorh,
"youth" or "life." Tho second half
is n littlo uncortain, but may bo con
jectured to bo probably nanth, "dar
ing." It was tho Spanish Goths who
gavo it its earliest voguo in tho pen
insula as Fernando or Fornan. San
Fernando, king of Castile, sent it on
to Aragon and theuco to Naples,
whoro it bccainoFerdinnndo and fig
ures in "Tho TempeBt" accordingly
ns Ferdinaud. With Ferdinand and
Isabella its famo grow worldwide
Again, in Spain itsolf, it became Her
nando and Hcruan, In which Inst
Bhapo it was immortalized by Cortez.
Who would have suspected tho con
quoror of Mexico of bearing n name
which on analysis turns out to bo
puro Anglo-Saxon? Longman's Magazine
Atiluiul OIU In Medicine.
Tho number of animal oils and fats
usod in modicluo are extremely nu
merous. Largo quantities of oil are
obtalued in Tasmania from tho mut
ton biixl and used as a liuiment for
rhoumatism. while tho fat of tho
frigate bird is feuid to bo an excellent
specific for sciatica. Cod liver oil is
too well known to bear more tlian
mention, and tho oil got from tho
dugong, an aquatic monster related
to tho whalo tribo, has a high repu
tation as n substitute for that ob
tained from tho smaller fry of tho
cod. From Q to 14 gallons of this me
dicinal oil can bo taken out of a sin
gle animal. Loudon Tit-Bits.
fililtiE on lli Murch.
Cavalry soldiers often slejp in tho
saddlo after a fatiguing march, aud
although it would seem impossible to
march ou foot and sleep at tho samo
time, thero nro authentic instances
of such a feat. Artillerymen in bat
tle have been kuown to sloop under
thoir own guns, which were constant
ly firing. Now York Evening Sun.
W (Hilling King Olreii Awry.
It may not b gwiorally known
that immigrants who dtwiro to get
married in Now York aro provided
at a certain church with a plain gold
ring fiva of cost, and during tho last
two years uo fewer than it& brides
have lwi supplied with rings. New
York Letter.
Nareot Have adgr, ohl man, but
( don't know how goal it k
CM MR That dooMi't worrr hul
ltu AWirhhsiilVrf,hr
''Dear I dear I" exclaimed Geotgo U,
i?Ktam to a covey of railroad birds
In the m, James, "how many llara
there are In tho world anyhow,
Every small and largo town haa itfl
star liar, and my old town had ono.
My old town was Chatham, Mass,
Thoro wna, when 1 was a boy, an old
fellow of tho namo of George San
dors, who woro without an effort tho
silver star of champion long distance
Uar for tho town and neighboring
vicinity. Tills follow had been, ac
cording io himself, lost 60 times in
great ocean wrecks. Ho had wan
dorod naked and starving up and
down cannibal islands and been res
cued In a most providential mannor.
Sharks and whales had vainly har
bored designs against his lifo, and in
variably he had led them a bootless
chase. In doing all tills ho had also
established his star reputation. One
day George camo into tho town drag
ging after him an immonso codfish.
"Ho stopped at all tho houses, ho
was so well known, and calling out
tho inhabitants pointed with pride
to tho fish and said: 'Now, if I had
told you peoplo I had caught a fish of
that size you wouldn't have belioved
it ' Qeorgo know his reputation well,
and ho knew that to gain tho actual
credit for his catch that ho would
have to work for it. It al wayB tickled
mo to think that tho biggest liar in
town should catch tho biggest fish
and then bo compelled to drag it all
around town to prove it." St. Louis
Globo-Democrat.
now the Ilttbjr Looked.
A child who had been attending a
kindergarten for some months, on
being introduced to tho now baby,
regarded it critically for some mo
ments and remarked, "Itanosoisan
oblato spheroid I" Washington Star.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with LOUAli APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh Is a blood or constitu
tional disease, and in order to euro It
you must take Internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Ctiro Is taken internally, and
acts directly ou the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a
quack medicine, It was prescribed by
one of the best pbyslcansln this country
for years, and Is a regular prescription.
It is composed of the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination of the two In
gredients Is what produces such won
derful results In curing catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hood's Cures
WwsnsMp
Mrs, Mary SpeaUman
Of Philadelphia.
A Week of Writing
Would Not Tell The Story
Scrofula for Seven YcaraGured
by Ilood's Saraaparilla.
"A week dOTOtod to writing would not bo
be sufficient to tell ot the good Ilood's
Barsaparllla has done mo. Scvi-n years ago
a running sore appeared on my (inkle, which
grew worse until It entirely covered my toot
and the bones came out ot my toes. Then
tho sores appeared on my other foot, right
arm und hand. Holes were eaten In my
loner iimus, my nnu was one
from tho shoulder down, and the
out of tw o ot my lingers. Words
Cannot Trll Mr Muttering.
I could not sleep and had no appeUto. My
husband read of what Ilood's SarsaparUla
had done (or others, and urged me to try It
I was confined to the bed at the time, had
Riven ui! all hope. However. I commenced
taking the medlclue. aud before I had fin
ished the bottle, cuuld sleep, and uot oubf
eat, but enjoy my food. Now the
Hart urn All Healed I7p
with the exception ot ono spot on my limb.
I Uvauk God for having directed my bus
band's attention to Hood's Barsaparllla.
otherwise I should have been In my grave.
An) one who could hive seen uiycoudlUon
when 1 commenced to take
Hood's Sarsaparllla
would marvel that I am now alive,' Mrs.
Mauv SFKJkKiUN, 272S Laton Street,
Philadelphia. Take Hood's
one great sore
Dimes camo
Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, coosU
patioo, bluousueas, Jaundice, sick headache.
Money to Loan.
La& will bs made oa Improved pity or
farm property by the j
LUMHARU IKYttSTMJSMT CO.
for terms, tie., apply to
JOHN A. OARSO.S,
Attorney at lw, over HU' KBk, Salem, Or,
NEW MILLINERY STORE
OI'filtA UOtlSH U1.OCIC,
108 COUNT BT.
Mrs. B. F. Haftttgan.
T. .1. KKKSS.
HOUHB I'AINTINU,
1'APEIt HANGING,
Natural Wood finishing,
Cor, 30th and Chcmcketa Street.
Undertaking
-d Embalming.
Ileal facilities In the city.
A.M.(JIX)UOH. - KBBtiiteBt.
ADAMS & DAMON,
SHAVING FARMRS,
102 State 8(ret
atrtitoA TiitAL.
Jlorlej v iVInstonlcy,
Carpenters and Builders,
Slop 05 Btale stret.
StoroFlttlngs a Specialty
J.L.ASHBY.
Meat Market,
203 Commerolal Street.
Good mraU. Prompt delivery.
j. u. MUKPllT.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
MOUTH BALlkM.
Take lt
EVENING JOURNAL,
Only 2 cent a day delivered at
your door.
JOHN C, MARTIN,
Horseshoeing.
BLACKBMITHING.
HUtte Street, Balem.
J, L, BENNETT k SON,
CANDIES,
Fruit and Cigars,
P. O. Blook,
11. t. itintii'iiitiiYs,
Clients and Tobacco.
BILLIARD PARLOR,
043 Oora'l Strost.
T. W, THORNBURG,
Tho Upholsterer,
ivemoaem, re-covers nna repnlri
n .
BUtfl Insurance block.
upiioisvorca iurnuure. First.
MtAtJi Inaurancn Mrwb """i,
CHARGES
I'AOFISStONAL AND BUSINESS cXnDS.
Owing to the "bard limes" the Dre.
Darrln have reduced their charges to
less than half their former prices for
this mouth only, bo as to accommodate
many of thenllllcted who were unable
to meet their terms In the past, aud
also for the benefit of others who have
hesitated to apply to them.
There is no reason why the rich or
tho poor should sutler for the want of
professional services at the hands of
these skillful physicians. Their testi
monials heretofore published Bpeak
volumes of their wonderful ability in
curing diseases.
The Drs. will treat the poor free ex
cept medicines from 9 to 10 a. m.
dally aud those who are able to pay,
will receive medical or electrical treat
ment at $5 a month for each disease or
in that proportion as tho cases may
need, surgical and special diseases ex
cepted. Consultation free. No cases
taken if not deemed curable or im
provable. Ofllce hours from 10 to 5 daily; even
ings, 7 to 8; Sundays 10 to 12. All cur
able chronic, acute and private diseases,
catarrh and deafness are confidentially
and successfully treated. Circulars
and question list sent free. Most cases
can receive home treatment after a
visit to the doctor's olllce.
Drs. olllce 310 Commercial street,
Salem, Or., room 11.
p. 11. b'akct. ojo. a. BiNanAM.
D'AKCY & BINOI1AM, Attorneys at Law.
Itocms 1, 2 and 8, D'Arcy Building. Ill
euito Ktreet. Special intention given to busi
ness In the supreme ana circuit courts 01 tue
state. a it
Rl BOISE. Attornty at law. Salem, Ore
. Kou. Olllce 'UK Commercial street.
11ILMON FORD, Attorney at law, Salem,
Oregon. Olllce up stairs in l'utton block
LK. CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, Mur
. pby block.
H
J B.QUKH, Attoi ney ai law.Salem, Ore
gun, olllce over Bush's bank.
JJ.SHAW.AI.W.HUNT. 8UAWAHUNT
. Attorneys at law. Office over Capital
.National bank, Balem, Oregon.
ci T. UICUAKDSON, Attorney nt law or
O, lice upstairs In front rojins ol new Bush
block, coruer Commercial and Court streets,
balem, Oregon.
JOHN A. CAUsON, Attorney at law, rooms
X and 4, Bush bank building, Balem, Or.
Before Going to the Wold's Fair
Enquire About
The Limited Exprew trains of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Puul Railway
between St. Puul and Chicago aud
umaua auu utnrago.
These truius are vestibuled. electrl
lighted and steam heated, with the fin
est Dlulng una Sleepluc Car Service lu
tue world,
The Electric readlug light In each
berth is the successful novelty of this
progressive age, and is highly appreciat
ed by all regulur patrons of thin line.
We wish others to know its merits, us
the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way Is the only lino in the west enjoy
ing the exclusive us-e of this patent.
or further information apply to
nearest coupon ticket ngeut, or address
C. J. Eddy, General Agent,
J. W. CASKY, Trov. Puss. Agt.
225 Stark St., Portland, Or. tf
Dr. Powell Reeves & Co.,
The Old tollable Specialists,
Late of New York Hospitals. Graduate with
High Honors. Twenty years' experience
as Professor, Lecturer, Author and
Specialist lu Chronic Diseases.
Catarrh,
Bronohltia,
Cough and
Difficulty of
Breathing
Successful
ly treated
with specif
ic remedies
thoroughly
tested and
proved by
tho
OLD DOCTOR
Who la one of nature's noblemen,
thoroughly devoted to hi3 profession
and ever ready to help the afflicted.
HKRYOOSDEBIUn&lTSVffi
middle sged men, The a fill eftccta of early In
discretion, producing weakness, LOST MAN
HOOD, night emlMious, exhausting draltia,
bsahfulncM, loss of energy, weaktieM of both
body aud bralu.unllttlug one for study, buslncis
and marriage, treated with net cr falling success.
Oet cured and be a man.
BLOOD AND SKIN Sirrffiir.'SJoS;
irrhilltlo Ulut, rbemnatlmn, eruptions, etc., of
all kinds, blood poison from any cause whale er,
cured promptly, leaviug tho at stem pure and
healthful.
KIDNEY AND URINARY jaSifMl?.!?
der, aedlmeut lu urine, brick duit or while; rutin
while urlnatlug, frequency of; llrlght'a dUeaM
KI1U nil U1K
CATARRH
and all disease ot Hie bladder of both sexes,
throat, lunn. lier dvanenl.,.inH.
Bottlon. ami nil iltft..i ufTA.i..
t hlfe ,U.Uf A,B ..,..iii.I. u .t......... .- .
wunc., tuui.i,u, en;. . U1B11UUCU, u)euierT,
eto. Troubles qf thiicbarartcrrelliedateuc:
cures etleetM as soon a pocslble.
PRIVATR J',Kle. gonorrhoea, syphllli,
-".- uTurunar. ranoceie, lenderneu.
B. r.BONHAM. W. H. UOLMEa.
nO.NHA.M & HOLMES. Attorneys at law,
XJ Ofllce In Bush block, between State and
court, on commercial Btreet.
East and South
via
THE SHASTA ROUTE
rth
Southern Pacifid Company,
CAMI-OHNIA rXPRESS TRAIN ntJN DA1LT Is.
TWEI'N rOUTl.AND AND S. P.
South.
rth.
7.-U,' p. 111.
9:18 p. m.
8:15 a.m.
L.V.
L.V.
Ar.
i'oiiiuua
Balem
Ban Frnn.
Ar. I
Lv.
bv. I
7M)H,ni
6:28 a. m
Wp.ra
Above trains stop only ul ioIiovviuk mtioci
north of Iloseburg, Kast 1'ortland Orgon Clti.
Woodbura, Balem, Albnm Tangent, 3hedaiL
Ualsey, Harrlsburg.JunctlonC'lty, Irving and
r.ugeue
KOSKIIUKO MAT.!. DAll.t.
8.i a. m. I L.v.
11:17 n. m I Lv
6:50 p. m. i Ar.
roilluud
Balem
Kopeburg
Ar. I
Lv.
Lv.
:'0 p. iu,
1:40 p. m.
7:01 a, a
Albauy Local, Dully Except suuuar.
liJL. wrltest Best equipped typewriting of.
lieu uui one in
Salem, Oregon.
E. FOGUE, Stenographer and Tjpe-
uest equipped typewriting ol
Oregon. Over Bush's bank,'
6 Co p. in.
7:512 p.m.
9.-00 p.m.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
X'ortland
eulem
Albany
Ar.
Lv.
LV.
10-.JUU.IU.
7:31 a. m
b:30a.Ei.
QTELLA HHEKMAN.-Typetvrlllng and
O commercial Bieuogrnpliy, mom 11, Gray
block, flrst-clas work. Bates reasonable.
Dlt. A. B. OILLliJ, specialist in diseases of
the eye, ear, nose and throat. Boom 10
Bush bunk building, e alein.
DK. T O. BiUTH, UcntlBt, W State street,
Salem, Oregon. Finished dental opera
tions of etery description. Painless opera
tions a specialty.
T 1),
TT . tlons and superintendence for all
PUU11, Architect, plans, speclflca-
lerintennence for all
Office W0 Commercial
classes ot buildings,
sireei, up stairs,
c.
A. HOBKKT, Architect, room 421, Mar
quam building, Portland, Oregon.
P. J. LARSEN & CO.,
Manufacturer of Wagons, Car
riages, etc.
Repairing a Specialty.
snop 45 State street.
Dining Cars ou Ogttcn ltoute
POLUIAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
AND
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Auacneu io an inrougu trains,
iYestSlde Division, Between Foitlui
and Corvallis :
DAILY-(BXCK1T SUNDAY).
7:J a. m.
laiO p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
.Porilanu
('orvallls
Ar.
Lv.
o:.ju u. ui,
12:56 p. ni.
At Albany and Oorvullls connect
trains of Oregon Pn!flo Railroad.
wits
KXPKKM 1HAIM (UAIi KSffctTHt M'-
4:4U p. m.
7:25 p. m.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
MrMlnnvllle
Ar. I
Lv. I
o:jJa.m
f):4Tn,m
PllOTEOTION LODGE NO. 2 A.O.U. W.
Meeu In their hall In State Insurance
building, every Wednesday evening.
A. W. DENN1M, M. W.
J. A. SELWOOD, Recorder.
THE PACIFIC
DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION BUREAU
SALKM. - - - Or.eon.
Office removed to 211 Commercial at.
Rates reasonable. Public and private work
C. B. CLEMENT, Manager.
done,
. J. H. HAAS,
.THE WAT CHMAOB,
2I5H Ccmmerclil St., - ba1m, Oregon.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty of Spectacles, and repairing Clocks.
WaicheH and Jewelry.
TiiitoiHJit lieu i;is
To nil points in the riihtem btatcH, rnnadt
and Europe can be obtained at lime&t ratei
Irom W. W. sKlNMllt. Aeent. sulem.
K.P. ROOEHS. Ai-kUU. K. unuPubH.Ag'l
iv. ji.ui!.nijj.i, Manacnr,
The Yaquina Route.
OREGON PACIFIC II B.
And Oregon Development company's steam
ship line. 225 miles shorter, 20 hours less
time than by any other route, First clasi
iiirougn passenger nna freight line from
Portland and all joints lu the Wlllametls
uuey m uuuiromi'an Francisco.
TIME BCHKDULE, (Except Sunday.)
Lv Albany 1:00 p m
Ar Yaquina 5:X0 p m
Lv CorvallU. 10:ii5 am
Lv Corvallis 1:40 n m
Lv Yflquiua.(i.4 a rfl
Ar Albany ll:10a m
IHT
4 IV
A
JPO
(Northern Pacific R. R, Co., Lessee.)
LATEST TIME CARD.
Two Through Trains Daily.
lilipm
l::!0pui
10-l.ani
1 50pm
7 loam
025pml ... Mlnn. ul 9-.am
7:6pm -Rtl-aut.a ssoim
7-'iipm 1 . Ashland, a g'aoam
I)t9ami..fhlo.go..a 5.l.m
4;15pm
a: 40pm
8 60pm
3jpm
1015pm
Ticken sold and bag
Uen. Pass, and TkU&ffiRl
,
iii ". "- imiuwir, lenaerneu,
welllngs, wetuei ol orgsns. auj piles, fiituia!
rupture, qub sly cund without any rlu or de
I rntton from bu.IueM.
WRITR ?"w,". "Ting swsy from the
Hill in city. inoufsuds cured at home by
corretpondeuee and mo-llcluej cul secuie from
obtenatlou. ruclose li) cents tn stamps for
BR.PnwELL REEVES & CO..
New keite-d it 216 Coa'l St, Salco.
. "-.
WHmsb
m if 2aPn
ONLY
LINE
RUMING
2
HOWARD,
The House Mover. 'EfiSffi
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
.CAHTAL STOCK, all SnWribJ vt
j TmsttMt a tsral banking buslorM
lu altlu bmncbe.
-Vloe
.Prrsldent
President
Cashier.
THROUGH
DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 A. M.
3 7:30 P. M.
1 DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO
7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul.
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Ouicker to Omaha and
Kansas City.
PULLMAN .nd TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS.
O. A O. tr&lDfl lYinnM. nt Aldmivniirl .
Tallls. "' w
1 he above trains connect at Vaqulna with
taeOreeon I)evAl nmpnt. rni. iinZ ..r.AOm.
er" between Yuqulna and Ban Francisco
or,., 1Tf."J,Be?,'tr8 Irom Portland and all
Willamette Valley rHIIntj. rnn mnlil,iii nut.
nect on with thu trains of tho YaqUlna ltoute
at Albany or Corvallis nnd If deKtlned to Han
Francisco, should arrange to an tvu at Yaquina
the evening before date of sailing.
Passenger and Fielght Mates aHnus the
7,tl: . EI Information apply to ilewrs
SiJ1'I'iA,55Co",'reEht nd Ticket Agents
aooand 302 Front sireet. Portland. Or., or
C. O. HOG UK, Ae't lien'l Fu l'ass. Agt,
r. n P"V elflo K. It. t'o.. Corvallis, Or.
C. H. UA8WJSLL, Jr., Gen'l Freight and
Pass. A gt. Ore Dereloproent Co.,
iiOl Moutgoiuery St.
From Terminal or Interior Points tho
Northern Pacific Rai
u
Is tho line to take
To all Points East and South.
rit,i1Ki?ei!ln!UB" cnT Toie- ltmns through
vestibule trains; every day In theyi-nrto
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change of cars.)
Oompsfled pf dining cars unsurpassed,
nuimau drawing room sleepers
.Of latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
aSmm!?, "nructed nnd In which
SSh2rtm?h l S1" "re bo,h ' d fur
UckeU.Md m8nd eoon(1cl'i,
ELEQAMTJ)XY coaohes.
linfnn?J ie Ptliig with all
emce, rrtrt nrffl-tinluteiTurted
Pullman ilfirf MMfrii
fS .'? Vti Ci tfcru. our uKntLol
lateSj" "eketa to and from all points
nureSSSS . ;"8land and Europe can be
Purchased at any ticket onice otlils com-
oftaiin? l2?.Uoll.concni,n? nt. time
121 ri, vkii ";. u siui, fu,
Jaw a TXWNINO, Atrpxta
Mexican War Soldiers
Increase jf Pensions! -
DnderAHoJ JaBMTtia .rJ.,,,,
?
lite" frhNltiik
HulastMlsulWkihiraH.Tias and U. A7mE?'A' We', J. W HsoFl.
or i40rt4. Hwnuwa esOl ea
wioartase. Apply to '
IYhM W KM a Rmm, K. Y.
SEXr m " ' w fi& EMkka" - o-ESr
W..U.HDRUJURT.AI
I 11 -
T.A.
D. C.HUEBMAN,
IliOrsyalHtULV rn., ...
I
m n
iOmr,
viii;,' ,3s;
How UA it la W what rw afraid of.
-Dreit JV Pr.