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"&." V up- JSTEDNl&G- OAlPI-fift JGtmS&JiFBE&iilr, .Afto&tftM! 11,1898 W,$tyz&- &srf w$l jirts I)ama Zlofllt In Danger of Consumption " I was sick and discouraged when 1 called en the village doctor. He Intimated I had consumption and would not live long. I de- Hood's Cures elded to take Hood's Barsaparilla and I am now well and hearty." Miss Dama JRur r it, Box 73, Ashmore. Illinois. t Hood's Pills act easily, yet promp'Jy and cncctlvely, on tho liter and bowels. ., World's Fair, Chicago. .., Calumet AYenuo and SSth Street. HHTEl b a Flreproofi M ruomsi near Fair 51 U I bk Ground.; baths on ererr floor. ...-.. American and European plans. DlUflDnCTfltoBadar. Flrswslaai family BflnOnUr I hotel, Wrlto for circular. Before Going to tho Wojld's Pair Enquire About The Limited Express trains of the Chi cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway between tit. Paul and Chicago and Omaha and Chicago. These tiains ure vestihuled, electric lighted and steam heated, with the fin est Dining and Bleeping Car Service in the world, The Electric readlug light in eneh berth la the successful novelty of this progressive age, and is highly appreciat ed by all regular patrons of thitt libe. Wo wish others to know its merits, a tho Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail way Is the only line In the west enjoy injr the exclusive ufce of this patent. For further information apply to nearest coupon ticket agent, or address C. J. Eddy, General Agent, J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt. 225 Stark St., Portland! Or. tf DOWN GO THE RA.TE31 The Union Pacific now leads with re duced rates to eastern points, and theli through car arrangements, magniflo eutly equipped Pullman and Tourist sleepers, free reclining chair car and fist time, make it the best time to trav el. Two trains leave from Portlarid daily at 8:45 a. m. aud 7:30 p. m. The rates are now within reach of all, aud everybody should take advantage ol them to vmit the world's fair and tbeii f i lends iu the eatt Send for rates and schedules of trains, and do not purchase tickets until after consulting Boise & Barker, agents, Salem, Or. W. H. Hcblburt, Ass't Gen'l Rocb. Agent, U. P., Portland, Or. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreadful disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to ttie medical fraternity. Catarrh being n constitutional dlseuse, requlreH a con stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh flnm la (air nil Intpmnllv. I1P.I InC (1 1 H'CtU upon the blood an(j mucous surfaces of trie system, mereoy aeairoyiug mo foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution, and assisting nature In doing its work. Tho proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any cae that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address, F. J. Cheney & Co., To ledo, O. XSTSoId by druggists, 75c, Oregon State Fair. Under the management of the State Board of Agriculture, on tne Hiaie Fair Grounds near Salem, commence ing September 11th, 1893, and con tiuulng one week. MORE THAN $15,000 IN CASH Will be paid as premiums for Btoc. Poultry; Hwlne Agricultural Products, Fruit. Native Woods, Minerals, Works ef Art and Fancy Work, und for trials of speed. Reduced Rates of Pares and Freights on All Transportation Lines. PAVIL.I Nopen four evenings during the week, with good mustaln attendance. TJ1KNU.W GRAND MTAND and the pew Regulation Track are conceded to be among the most coralortab o and the best on the Pal clfio Coast. HrXENDID CONTEST OK Hl'EED eacb, day. 1 bore Is entered for these contests tbe best field of bones this year that has been on tkn gronnds for many seasons, Valuable aad bandome Improvements have been madeontnegrouadsand buildings, PREMIUM LIST. lias been revised and Improved to the credit of the exhibitors ... Entries for Premiums close atlp-m. tbe firit day of I he Fair, and Kzblbtu must be In place by 10 P n of said day. PRICKS OK ADMISSION. lio I P Men's Reason 'J lcket. Womri'i viuod Ticket. Men's DavTICtel WomAci's Da; Iay ncsa Race Track Tli Keu, uai y. ul Amn tn itn-fl Hourre. Krfe. Children under 12 years, Yne to all. Bend to tbe Becretary at Vortland for a Frem j. ariwwu'i 'Ivi. .5 J. T. qRtaa, Hf cretary. ifrdAwid DR.GUNN'8 xxraoTXD LIVER PILLS A MILD PHYSIC ONE PILL FOR A DOSE. a mvmhI ef ! UrwtU Maa dr, U ctumiTT ivrkMUa. TIum puis sapplr wasi U TfUm U ia aulu it neruUv. Can lUacUtaa. ra laa a Mrs and slw ism CJaaipUiloa bu tfesa wwin Ttuy ut nliouy. biumt rtp box uka as ot)tr tSIU do, Te nmtwi yea of Uwlr MUMHltfHulMtlMLWMkM iihtvIum, leswsTiaiaJge, !rVl4iliH.. Bald byktt VaaWype. LS9 ij F Q f OjW1" II KmZ? J tW WOMEN'HAVE NERVE One of Ttiem Masters nil Unruly Lion Vfllh Both Muscle anil Looks. Few of those who wtw Miss Johnstons at the evening performance at Hageu beck'a knew that jnst a moment before she appeared smiling In the iilomt s'ls had gono through an experience which she will never forget. At tho perform ance of tho animals she puts i lion through an act in which the animal ridc-s on the back of a horse. Tho lion is cal'ed Block Prince. He is a big black mimed animal, and of late ho has developed a temper. A week ago ho niado a slash nt Mies Johnstoria"with -bis "paw, and !tshe narrowly escaped. Since that time Ik has been getting worse, nnd it required a firm hand to make him go through the performance. Lato yesterday Black Princo came in contact with another lion called Prince. They immediately began to fight. For 80 seconds it was a battle royal. Tho powerful brutes struck and bit each oth er, aud it required the united force of tho trainers to separate them and get each one into a separate cage. Tho fight took place a very few min utes before Miss Johnstons1 turn came to go on and give her performance. There is a door at the bark of the cages and a narrow passageway that leads into the big cogo in tho center of the arena. It is the practice of the performer to stand by the entrance while the lions ate let out and then to follow them into the per forming arena. As usual, Miss Johnstons was at her post. It was just before'tho 7 o'clock performance, and the light at the back of the tage was dim. When the door of the cage was opened, Black Prince sprang out with a savage rqar. When he 'saw Miss Johnston, she paused for a moment. She saw the dan gerous look in his eyes and changed the whip from the right hand to the left An iron rod lay on the floor between her and tho angry lion. The situation was trying, .Black Prince crouched ready for a spring. As ho lowered to the floor Miss Johnstons bent down and kept her eyes on the lion. Not a word was spoken. A cry would have meant death to the imperiled woman. Slowly she advanced toward tho iron rod. Black Princo saw the move and knew what was coming. Just an instant before her fingers clutch ed the rod the lion sprang. But Miss Johnstons saw him coming, and with a courage and coolness that make horoes she sprang close up against the wall of tho cage, and the brute brushed past her. Before he could turn sho had tho rod in her hand. The baffled brute turned with a savage roar and started for tho woman. This time, armed, sho held her ground. The rod descended with a sounding blow on tho head of the brute. For fully two minutes it was a battle for supremacy. Miss Johnstons won, and driving tho brute into the arena she followed and smiled to the audience, which applauded her ns though sho had just stepped from her dressing room. Once only during tho performance did the lion show his S temper. That was when he was ordered to leap from the pedestal to the horse's back. Miss Johnstons was behind him, and as ho was stubborn she struck him a licht blow with her whip. The lion turned fiercely and struck at her, and in doing so fell off the pedestal. He crouch ed to spring, but the daring woman marched up to him and made him cower with a look. Chicago Record. The Darloc Hide of a Newspaper Woman. "Ono of the most daring things that 1 ever did in all my life," remarked a woman journalist thodtberday, "waatoi rido in a Broadway car1 from Fifty ninth street to the Battery at the time of the strikes. Except myself, there was not a passenger in the car, aud my com panions on the ride were several pistoled policemen and the nonunion driver. ' Lots of stones and stuff came crashing through tho windows as wo made our adventurous progress through the city otroafa nnd Kfimn shots WOro fired. I ..w , jii- imi managed to escape theso delicate little attentions by a skillful ciouging anu ducking, and if the policemen saw some- thing coming that I did not, they would courteously warn me, 'Look out therer It was very exciting, but l was ratner glad to get to the end. What did I do it fort I was corresponaent ror a rain- delphia paper at the time, and I thought it would make a good story, uaiciioo. New York Times. An Old Temple Unearthed. A very important discovery of ruins has just been made near Ixtlan. A par ty of American and English archasol oglsta, while exploring that remote sec tion, came upon an old building almost buried la the eartn. it is iQpaieu m a , , j . i,,vWnnwll. r:0r:Zrhrrndred vears. The structure Is built of stone and Is of large dimensions. The roof is now almost on a level with the ground, and with bnt little difficulty the stones were removed and the interior explored. Alargenum- ber of Idols, notterv and weapons mado of stone were found. In one corner of the main room was found a pile of hui man bones. It la behoved that the bulla- Ing was used as a temple of worship by lht Tnrilnna. fir n. nTolitdtnrln race Centu- WjT" "W ' Z. . .. . rnes ago. ean i rancisoo examiner. Thai CJ BretoaCoal Syndicate. It is now stated that tho Cape Breton coal syndicate has raised In various way the turn fit $21,900 ftp oa tlfe property H nas ocqwrea. a no twcvrima.o tmouws to siB.txw.ow, ana besiaos tnis ft loAn oc $3,000,000 secured by worgsgo has been obtainea. 'ine purcnase niaue ny ins syndicate represent an expenditure of 3,mfi00. What has become of tb balance or fio.oou.ouw t'osaiuiy very little of tho stock Is tiald np, and if that is the case the romoters have obtained a vast franchise at n vry alight outlay. Toronto MaiL It MtocL4 Ur. Young aollgbt-Sliesaid I was either a fool or a knave. Miss Hubb Shockiugl Young Oolight I sUould say so. M-UfT. Good New, MRSL ELMIKJ&' HAfCtf. HEART' DISEASE 2(T YEWS Dr. XUts JkTKedi Co.. Sttikart, XHd. Dub Bibs : For years X -was troubled Jjl heart disease. Would frequently have falling spells and smothering-at night. Had to sit up oc get out of bed to breath. Had pain In jay left side and back moat ef tbe tlms : at last I became dropsical. I was very nervous and nearly went outlrhe leant excitement would cause e to THOUSANDSEa with fluttering-. . FoMho last fifteen years I could not deep on my leftside or bsckuntU began taking; your Aeu JHear Cure. I hadnottaken It very long untU I felt much better, and I can now sleep on either side or back without tbe least idlseosa-. fort I have no pain, smothering, dropsy, bo .wind on stomach or other disagreeable symptoms. I j as able to do all my own housework without any trouble and consider myself cured. ,. Elkhart. Ind . 1888 Maa. Eurraa sUTCBr it is now lour yean uuce i u,o.w'. medlolne; Am in better health 4ban I hav klth4banlbavgbea I In 40 year. I honestly ne 'lieve iaatUDrv JfUss Wet1 rMM s.... uv.u1 mw Ufa and made me a well woman. I am now yesW of ago, and am able to do a good day s work. May Stth, 18W. Mas.' Kluhu. BatCX. OLD ON A POSITIVE QUARANTER. TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTl eold by D. J. Fry, druggist, BaletrJ Buby ci ied, Mother aighod, Doctor prescribed : Castor! TODAY'S-MABKETSJ' " Prices Current by Telegraph, Local and Portland Quotations.... Salem, AuRUBt 11, 4 p. m. Offlct Paily Capital Journal. Quota tioua for duynud up to hour ofgoips.tr press were as follows; HAUUI fKOUUOE MARKET. FHUIT. Peiuknnd beans-8 to 10 cents a gallon. Raspberries black 4. BlackberrlM wild 60ct3. a gallon; tntne 0 cts. a box Peaches t70 to 80 cts, a basket BUTCHER STOCK'. Veals dressed 4J cts; Hog8-i-dree8ed 6j to 6J Live cattle 2 to 2. Eh ep alive $1.50 to J2.00. Spring lambs ?1 60 to 12.00. MILL PRICED. Baleni JMUIlng Co. quotesS Flotfi in wholesale lots $3.20. Botall ' $3.60 Brau $17 bulk, 18 sacked. ShotUi'-SH'ij and $20. Chop feed $10 aud $20. . WHEAT. 62 cents. HAY AND CHIAIN. Oats-rold, 88 to 40c, new SOc. Hav Bald, new $8 to $12; old$l0.t 14 "Wll.l In hulk. U to S8. Barley No demand except for feed. 60 cents. FARM PRODUCTS. Apples 75o to $1.00 a bushel. Vool-Beat, lOo. Hops Small sale, 16 to 17c. Eegn Caab, 18 cents, Butfir Beiit dairy, 25; fancy creamery, 80. Cheese 12 to lo cts. I'arm- smokea men , Ja Bnouide jq. Farm- smoked meats Bacon J2J;' potatoes new. 60o. to 00c. Onions 1J to 2 cents, Beeswax 34c. Caraway seed, Anlae seed, 20o. Ginseng) $1.40. 186.1 hides and pelts. QreeD, 2 cts; drv, 4 cts; sheep pelts.i 75 cts to 1.5. JNo quotations ou'iare, hlYB poultry. , 0hicken87 t0 10 cts; broilers 10tol2; ducks, 12J; turkeys, slow sale, cholco.i 10 cts; geese biow. PORTLAND QUOTATIONS. Grain. ITeed, ete, Flour Standard. $3.40: Walla, Walls. $3.40; graham, $3.00; superfine, $2.60. nt r uarrei. Oats Wblte,45o per bushel, grey, 426 rolled, iu bags, $0 250.60; barrel $6i0(aa,76: cases. $3.76. ..Hay-Best, $16017 per ton; common, lVi,LVallev. 10 to 12e. Mlllatufls Bran, $17.00; shorts. $21; KrouD(i barley, $2024; chop feed $1$ per ton; whole feed, barley, 8085ier cental; middling, $2328 perteu: brW" ing barley. 0095c per ceuuU cblckeni wheat. ZlM per cental, nope mj Jat DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter-Oregon fanoy creamery ,22J) 25e; fanoy dairy, 1720c; fair to gooi, 1610c; common, WJoperpoHoajCaMt fornla, 8644o per roll. Cheese Oregon, 12J aterjrt twine, lflc; Young American, JOo per, per pound; California Hats. 14c. r Eggs Oregon. 18o per dozen Poultry-Chlckens,old,$6.0;bmllre;l lurge, $2.0Q3.0o; ducksold, fw ow; youug, um w .Vr ' vk turkey, live, 12Jc; drtwl, 16c. per. P. 6 00: young, ViW&iW, Be, row bam ?ha.hvibw mi' Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, J2 16c; do Inferior, 0llcj d valley, T 10c. Hops lC18Jo. rn lVatoe-New lirly Kot.e, 60,8J 60vlX) per cental. banks, $. 90! JX) per ceptal. Onions 7685o per cental for red, and f i;00l.'J0 for sllversklns. Bartey.-Fwsd,60SlJ SSJcTner oenUl for good Quality awl 8Jcv for choice brewing, 00t.W per cental. naiauiiJinu-.il.467ai 2: fsnovfeed $l.46J2j: Kood t chpic,f i.ajfil.46: BOBBY'SHAFTOE. "Bobby Shaf toe' none to sea, Bllvor buckles on his knee; He'll come baekorne day to me, Pretty Bobby Bhaf toe! Blnglhfc hot tty o'er and o'er. Echoes front the bedroom door, Sins It os I elnsr no more, Slog to Bobby Shaftoe. In the yard the half crown hound Beats his tall along- the ground. Missing the aocustomed sound Ofhls master calling For ft-f rotlo In the hall With t'ja tS!p;t' i r ipo niul ballt IiUtakMei oovcrfl:! Beenwrtw'ilulnw falling. Lonosoracly the little chair Lingers In the rorncr there. With a half expectant air, Waltlnj fo- lils coming. And the red It a hum lies dumb On tho nljelf b'sldo the drum, WalUnc? till tlie drummer come, With his sturdy drumming. On the follow- picture book Bopefer,witb: her shepherd crook. Seems to statu! and wait and look Off the pandy cover, Wbndoringr by what mishap Sho is-not upon tho lap Of a chubby UUlo chap Pondcrlnfabove her. In tbe closet ) le his shoes. Worn to tust, dusty hues," Tramping in the dust and dews Down along tlie river, Whirer he nred to sit nnd dream' In thb sunshine by the stream Till some fr? chtened heron's scream Made htm 'jump and shiver. Here's a picture that he drew. Bed arid yellow, -green and blue, Left! bof ore-It vM halt through, Babyland's entlem or. Here's the cap ho used to wear TllWd on'hU curly halrt -Bobby's. things are everywhere BoVby'a (tone forever. "Bobby Shaftoe's gone to sea, Silver buckles' on his knee; ' He'll come back some day to me, PrettyjBobby Bhaftoer' Baby mine, where'er ye be.' Mother's prayers follow thee. Oh, come back my boy, to me. Come back, Bobby Shuftoot Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. MliUl arid Aetlou. Some starters maintain that loss of Bleep sots tho norves on odgo nnd mokes thdmind act more quickly. In rare cases loss of sloop may ba of advantage to phlegmatic natures, but even for theso it is at least a kill or cure remedy whicujio competent trainer would countenance. When in one case it would succeed, in nine others it would make tho phlegmatic mind duller than ever. The use of stimulants should be avoided above al, things, for they weaken the nerves, making the mind slow to react. I once knew a starter of the very 'greatest promise "who. ruined hia nerves' by using" Btrong coffee1' to keep him "awake- for'long contirraed Btudy and as a mental stimulant bej fore-i races. Another case iu point ia that of JohnrL. Sullivan, who, thoucrh a man of extremo quickness when in training, so deteriorated. h& mind by tho use of Btiinulants that, as the psychologist's experiments showed, ho was, when out of train ing, one of the slowest striken e amined.-rOutinjr. s Not So Poor as Church Mice. About 18 taonths ago John, A. Mo Cabo of Graffon, WV Vd., missed twb $20 bills, and believing they ivero stolen' watched tho man'ho suspect odl very closely for somo tdmo,but could nob get theslightestevideaceaa to his guilt. A day or two ago, while ho .was cleaning off the top Bhelf in his store, ho discovered a mouse nnuf. in n Rrouio box. which ho took down to destroy, and noticed a dollar i bill.1 A search of tho nest followed. Tlie two lost bills and two more $1 bills wore found, making $43 in mon- ey besides a check. Cor. Pittsburg Dispatch. Tlie Undertaker's Lament. An undertaker from what back country peoplo call "up our way" was encountered by a former resi dent of his homo on a brief Journey, and goal naturedly questioned by" tho lady as to his general prosperity, "I don't know, Mrs. M.," said tbel 'man.' shaking ms ueau uoieiuuy. "Thfero a an opposition in our towni nov. and our peoplo don'tdie I'1 Tb r. ist. s shocked Mrs. M. could scarcely con dole with him upon tho healthful ness of his situation. Now York Timos. Trarers' Joke About Jay Oould. Jay Gould was standing in Wttl street one day with hia hands, shoved deen down in his pockets and. In a raeditativo mood, when Jeronvn Travers. who stuttered, espied hin. Calling, somo of his friends, he said, pointing to Mr. Gould; "B-b-boys, j.J-juat, look at him. Thja, is thr f-f -first t-t-timo I over saw J J'Jaj , GG-Gould with h-h-his b-b-lianda Jn h-U-hiu own p-p-pockets 1" New York Letter. Nature is the greatest of alliea to the physician in bis contitant battlo with diseaso, and the conditions aott favorable to her arduous labors sure of tostimes- simply those of rest and warmth. Off the shore' tfear TolntTtoUg, Trinidad, there ia a submarine spring of petroleum, and sailors are at timed able to BkvHjjhoiIoatiBg ol ost the surface of the ea.- Bay "siror "madans'lif one hv occasion tadress a stranger, uir the word 'madam" for a single M well as for,arrieAlady, The little bland of Iceland, yritk about 70,000 inhabitants, has h am number of Rewspapcw aattui great emplrfl. of Chia. It U only in politks Uuit you will ind a thousand men voluntarily toil? jag to obtain power and wealth for ArrfffffttttttttfftfttttftfffjffffffffffffffffffffML C . BALD HUBAlltf! What Is the condition ef youra? Is your tutk dry, hwshr brittle? Does It split at the ends? Has It a lifeless appearance? Docs it fall out when combed or tw-uhed? In It full of dandruff ? Does vour scaln Itch ? Is It dry or In a heated your symptoms do warned in time or you win Become Ba; SkookumRootHair Grower fawtifttvftnnMMf. lu nmdnctl&nti not aa accident, but the result ef sdentlflo Be research. Knowledge or tbe lUeaMsorthehalrandtealb led K the dlscevoC jt eryot how to treat them. "Skookum "contains neither mlnsralsnorolil. 'It if jl MBOtaDycbntadellghtfeRy cooling eadtetrsiMng Tonic, lty stimulating J1 the roubles, Hof oiling toii evrse daiutnur and prows Aairenixalil 3s sJ wrooy. ln IheuiSbt Sbookum tStin imsi ona destroy (ft Aafr. , . If your druggist clsiol supply you tend direct to eg, and we wUl forward reald. oa melpt o( price. Orowsr.aiJWptrbotUei t tota&GQ, Boap.eoo. perjariltort4.90. iVl. r 1 Mil 'r t VI I THB SKOOKUn C TBBk WJJHK 87 8eat VUA Avenue, New Tor It, N. Y. IrWWVVVWVwVaVWWW T. J. KRESS; HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Oor, 90th and Chemeketa Btroet. Geo. Fendrich, CASH MARKET Beet moat and free delivery. 136 btate-Street.- PROTEaSIONAIj AND BUBINES3 CARDS. p. n. n'Aor. oao. o. binouam. tS'AROY & BINQHAM. Attorneys at Law, 111 Rooms!, 2 and 8, D'Arcyj Hulldlne. 1 StatastreeU Spoolal attention given to busl n wslh the supremo and clroult court of the sUU. ; iii- n P. BOI3B. Attornty at law, Balem, Ore- XV. Rn Omce 'U uommercim hwk 1 . . . TILMON FORD, Attorney aiiaw, ,, Oregoai Office up stairs In Patton blocfc HJ. B1QOKR. Attorney at law3alem,Oro . gon Office over Hush's bank.- TJ M.... BUAW. M , W. HUNT. 811 AW 4UUH1' f I . Attorneys Hi.iaiy. umre " vi'iv. National Uauk, Balem, Oregon. JOHN A. OARiON, Attorney atlaw.ropms 8 and 4, Hush bant: building, Halem(Or. B. . IIOHAM. W. H. UOLMEH ON HAM a. UULiSlJU. Aiiurue" bj omoelnllush block, between State and urt, on Commercial stroet. E. POOUB, BUiaographer and Tjpe- ...liut l(.t Miulnnod tVDOWritlnE of- 00 but one In Oregon. Over Hush's bank, Halem, Oregon. OTKLLA HUBRMAN.-Typewrllin ana IS commercial slenorraphy, room 11, Gray block. Klmt-class work. Rate reasonable. nil A.DAVW.LatPnsturaauaioi w York, elves soeclal attention to the dls. eases of women and children, rosei throat, longs, kldnoys, skin, diseases and surgery. Office at residence, lol Bute streeu Consul la- tlonfromiioiaa.m.BnuaKo v. ui. i-'-" W Office '" wilvatfUiV ANHRfTUnitON. Omc dlorommercial streoUn Eld rl due block. WBiaetiCe 470 lxiuiiiorriui mnvvvi a 1JRO WNB, M. D., Physician and bur geon, umce, Murpuy uiuub, iniuuw, s5, Co mrarrciai sirecu r R. T. O. BM1TH, Dentist. 93 BtatO Street JJ Salem, Oregon. Klnisbedidenuil opera, ilons of every description. ralnUss opera tions a specialty. DR 0LARA M. DAVIDSON, graduate ol Woman's MedlcKl J-.tllpgey of J.'enrsyl van'a Olllce. nush-Hreymnn lllcok, Halem. ryr stri -eeu, i . riuiii. nii.uiimjt. iiinua. Architect, plans, speclUca- W . tlons Bnd sunerlntendnnco for alt lerliilennnjifo tor an Office i-K) Commercial classes ot buildings street, up siairs. -DROTKOriONJjODaK NO. 2 A.O.U. W Y Meets tu their ball In Htata Insurance folldln,,eyeryWednAerdyDTNnlnA.Mw J, A. BEL, WOOD. Recorder. Tha LINE That LEADS: ALL OTHERS FOLLOW. 2 THROUGH DAILY TRAINS LEAVING PORTLAND m. m. 3 DAYS to CHICAGO 2 IJ.heQul.k.Ctajo.ml Qours uicker Vaty' ,nd Kan' Pullman and Tourltt Sleepers, Free Retlln Ing Chair Cart, Dining Can. Mot rates and general information call oa or address, W. H. HUKLBURT, Aast. O. P. A. Ms Washington IH.. PimrrMiiti, OHtwtnw. SYPHILIS! k New Remedy view liiEiUMUM u lAmmi to teSmnt Ox tnt lU. las rsawJy U aadsrfoUg ths ajawin i Uiid,Li k m ptiufi. M U Irs. 9"l t wi r afcBy and W ,Pf TaWi wSdy wl cuts r T djys "k1" ' " Wi Sarw.U euJ pr r.fo4 wMf. Art MOFFAT CHEMICAL CI., u)rttet pomrtAXB, o. r U.UHIVKT1I, DKaWf. 8ALBM.ORt J. gon. Offlce hours from g a in to 6 p.m. All wor guaranteed. Office over, J. J Dal; nple s store, corner iiurt anu juiumcrv.i Hvyl sf -Ps-f MS aJQCP Wl i-l' . w1 I . condition ? If theso aro.sonie of i Keep too scaip cieea.,uesnnT',snaixvoiTUTniTTiHinKeTTipu'7nB, vj Soap. ltdet&ojsparoJlllo iuo, wAtcfc fud oi ROOI" nAIK UKUWKK CU., Screen Doors AND 30BBINa Sorloy & Winstanloy. Bhop 118 High street. , J.E.IMURPHY.- -Brink ffluW NORTH BA1AMX J. L.ASHBY. Talcfe It! BVBNING JOURNAL, Only a cents a day delivered at your door. Meat Market,. SOS.CommeroIal Etreer. Good meats. Prompt delivery. David McKillop, Steal Wood Saw JOHN1' C. MIRTH. Horseshoeing., BLACKSMITHING. Leave orders at Salem Im provement Co., 95 Btate street Rtntfi Rtroot. - - J. Hi HAAS, THE WATCHMAKER, 2ni Commtrclsl St., - Sllem, Origan (Next door to Klein's.)' Specialty of Spectacles, and repairing .Uloeka. Wathiw and .Tnwelrv Smitfi Premier Typewriter. Bold on easy payments. For Rent. W. I. STALEY, Agent, Salem, It.N.IUURPi.B.Gen'Ugent, lOlHTklrd Bt. Portland. Hand fnrlnalalngiie. W. L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE nttf. Do ya WW them? Wh nxt In netd try a tb,t eat in ine wtrm. 43.0 r. . i2.lt" 2.SI 2.89 41.751 FOR BOYS 4LJS Ss iryou want t Kn DRESS SHOE, mh h ths UtMl htM, ion'l pj $8 to $8, try tny $3, $3 ,3(V4,$0 or $5 Shoe, Tky ( ql t? cnttom midtiMtaictM wssr M wtlt, I f yoa wlthto tconeraus In your fwtwstf, it to by Durtkatlng W. L, Dougtu Shoes. Htm uA pries itiroped oa tho bottom, look ftr It whon yon boy . W.I-BOUaLAfl, Brockton, Mass. 8oUb Kkaussk Bros. HOWARD, The House Movern 451 Marlon Btroet. Has tbe best facilities lor moving and rals-, Ihm b.n.... I .aavm nriimr t. Ilhiv ltm.- tVT address Halem, Oregon. From Ttrairul or Interior Points iho I the Una tojtata To all PoinU East and South. It Is thedlntng car rente. Itrurm through vestibule trains; every day In tbe year to ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change of cars.) Oon)P4 of dlnlngonrs unsurpassed, PuUman drawing room slcebeia JOf latest Kjufrxasat TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Best that can be constructed and la whluh luh ii r. oeoiumoaatieB are bom tree ana I nUhed for holders of first and aeeoud-cli Uokets.andi as KLEOAKT DAY OOAWirJP. Acontlnnots ljns eoansMlue wllh U lines, aaordln aenrtoe. airor ran vntuterriiptf 1 Pollman sit ' cured In adva the road. " Monica" any y a; (; Through tlekrti in and from all polrts la America, Koxland ami Kutoim wn h parebased at uny tlcstti'iUceol thtvir.. bany, rail Inmrroatlon concernLns rates, llij.e of train, j'nitefmudolliordstsllnfum1! oa srullOAtlon to any aetnti nr A. D. OHARliTON. AaUat OsueraJ r"sjtwr AjcvxUH", mTint slre-,1, oor, yaTh iis;b w Uad,Oroj) ' B. !8iiBF IjaJp 9S0gra, -sijscilil k vr.wmmmmY- ..m 3.80 mmmmm 42.50 lll 41 Vb 1 2.Q0 TW n jHtm run JrMLiiipH , M335 ElMric Lights On Meter System, TO CONSUMERS : The Balem Light and Power Company at eieat expenne have equipped their Kleetna Light Want with them at modern apparatus and are now sble to oiler tho public a betlr llcht than nuy y1em and at ft rata lower thau oy city on the ceust Arc and lacamlcsceHt Light-. gS&ng. Mcctric Motors lor au pHrposcs wlioro iower is re quired. lleHenees can bo vlred for as many lfgbti .imirnri and iho rwnsumers nay for only ucnllnhUssareued. This being registered au M L'taAtPlM ".f nlt I Office w nu mvvMiw iw 179 Commercial St. Fresh'- News- Papersr Fruits- Riidi Candles. J. L. BENNETT k SON. - V. O. Bloolc T, W. TH0RNBURG, The Upholsterer, Remodels, re-oovers andrewtlrii upholstered rurnlture. FirsU class worK. onemeaeta streeij Balom Btato insurance blojlc, Deutscher Advocat. JP0ST0FFICE BLOCK, - - SALEM, OR. Admitted to practice In all the courts. BpeclU attention given to German sneak ing people and business at the county and stato oatbea. E. HOKElt, NoUry Publle. The Yaquina Route. H fr AVirt nrnn llnvelnnmont oomiUDT'l steam. shin line. 235 miles shorter, 20 honrs let time than by any other route, First claim. uy uiutr luu, Rev and lrelgh lolnts In the through passenger and freight line iron Portland and all totnts In the WlUamette. valley to and from! tan Kranolsop T1MU BOUKDULB, (Except Sunday,) Lv AlbanylK pmlLv UorvalllaI:W p m Ar YaaulnafcW p m lir yqnlnava.4 a m LvOervallls.10-.a5 am Ar.AlbnyllilOam O. A C trains connect at Albany and Cor. vallls. The above trains conneet at Yaquina with, the Oregon Development Co.'s lino of stsant era between Yaquina and Baa Franctteo. N. 8. Passengers frbm Portland and alt Willamette valley olnu can make close con nection with tho trains of the Yaquina. Route, at Albany or Corvallls and If destined ta Bam Francisco, should arrange to arrive at Yaquina, tbe evening before da to of sailing. Passenger and Freight Kates always th lowest For Information apply to Messrs. I1ULMAN A Co., Freight and Ticket, Agent 300 and 0iJ Front street, Portland, Or., of a O. iiOOUK, Ao'tUeu'l Ft Pass. Agt., Or. PaolUo R. R Co . Corvallls, Or, C. II. 1IABWKLL, jr., ticn'l Freight and Pass. Agt. Urq DevebipmentCo.. 01 Montgomery lit East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE thc- Southern Pacific Company. CAI.irpltHlA XXVUKsa TKAIN HUN pAILT Bk TWBIJf roRTLANP JIND S. y. "Sourer I TiortV. ' 7i5Cp7m7 8:18 p. m. 10-1S a.m. ICvT I..V. Ar. Portland Balem Han Fran. -AT 7uS6a. 6-Mti,m 7,-OOp.M liV. LV. ' Above trains slop only ut following station north of itoseburg, last Portland Oregon City, Woodburn, Hnlem, Albany Tangent, Hhedds, llalsey,JIarrUburi,JunctlouClty,Irvlngad Kogene. BOHBHUBO MAll. PAILT, 8 99 a. m. I Lv. Portland Ar, I i.M p. m. 1T, I 1:40 p. n. Lv. T.-)a. m uil7 a. m i JjV. naiem ) p, ta. Ar, Hosebrg AltMny I-ocal, Dally tCxcnpt Kurntay. fi.0dp.tn. 7 Ji3 p,m. ooou.m. LvT Purtland Ar. Mi uvi Ar. salem 7JD.Ht. 8:80 a. jm. Albany Dining hi jh iDgten Kwute FDJLLMAN BDFfET SLMISS AND Second Class Slumping Cars- Attached to all through trains, lid CmaUk: PAILY-CKSCTTT MTWDAY). 7:aua,m. litlft p. aa. 17v. Ar. "Portland DorvallUt Ar. I.v. iKi ,w. At Albany ana CorvallU cooneet trains nf ()re0B PbaMIo HaDfeaA. wit EX rKSMi TRAIN (DAILY KSOafTaUMDAV T.l p. w. I Lv, 7:3 p. Ba. I Ar. I'ortlasai McMinurllle "XrTf Lv.l lksa,m ftVOa.. TNKOUUU TICttKT To all lolats la the TUr , Canasta ta rmiMfsji m Agsett, i wtscosiN mui UNCi (Neritwni ratMc R. R. Ci lea.) '' LATEST TIME CAH0. 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