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A DOUBLE CASE. Remarkable Cure of a Boston Man who was Afflicted with Salt Rheum and Rheumatism. BOTH PROMPTLY CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS' PINK, PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE. , Prom the Herald, Those wfco hi had the misfortune to be afflicted with tall-rheum, more especially when it ban come in curly childhood, can .appreciate what it h to "doctor" for this al most incurable trouble. They almost all tes tify that they have "doctored" for years, and often with mo of the loading physi cians, spending large sums of money without obtaining relief. When this is complicated with r.n attack of rheumatism, especially in the case of a man wlio.se advocation it otic that cxpoci Iiim to it, the M-riotn nature of his physical ilN m.iy be imagined, and also the potent efficacy of Mich ft remedy as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, which Iris proved able in conquer such n coiiccumih of bodily problems, and to put the man into a condition of vigor us a substitute for one ofu most disheartening outlook. In view of the circumstances it is not sur prising lh.it utility In lloston, especially thoe .of Iho railroad men, who have been familiar liotli with the indivhlu.il and the atte ndaiit leireumstanccs, should make so much com- incut on the cure wrought in the case of Mr. .James Freeman, for n number of years past employed as n brakeman on the Old Colony Division of the New York, New Haven and -Hertford llailroad. This gentleman had ,heeu afflicted with salt-rheum from infancy -ond itifi blood had a decided tendency to humor?, jn addition to which the exposed rtluractw of his occupation promoted an ag gravated attack of muscular rheumatism 'which threatened to destroy his usefulness .and deprive him of this means of livelihood. But learning of the rcrtarkablo testimony which hud been given to the efficacy of Dr. Williums' Pink Pills for Pale People when .ever tried for these and kindred difficulties, particularly such as arise from an impover ished or disordered condition'of thcjjlood, he was induced to try them, and the result has Ibcen so gratifying that he has became a pioneer ia recommending them to his fellow 'workmen, who through his words and the manifest results of his example have shown t constantly increasing use of the pills. In view of the dcirree of attention which .incase attracted, particularly in Its effect of prom "8 ",e uje f "IC P'"s among mm who are 'v,r '" ",e -"l 0I insingineujciiie, the circuiit "Une were deemed worthy of personal Jn vcs.l$to J"'- necordiimly a re porter made a cait at til" cosy home of Mr. Freeman, at 233 ShawWpilt Ayenue, Boston, Mass., where he and hi.' wife were found to be thorouchls- free and mirerved Jn rtntmg the fiicS, ituif most cordial Jn tippret'mtlon of the I'ink Pills. "Yes, it is true," he (.aid Jn response to cn-iuirv. " I have the greatest satWnetion in jrfvlnif" my word as to what Jir. Williams Pi..! Pill ....fi1.-iiu.lor mi'. thaonopcr- K0111I in.ercyt in p?.l;lli about the matter eiecnt thnt I feel grateful for Hie cure they have caused, nnd I think it fsotily rijht that I 1 should try nud lot others have the 3fie 1 opportunity for benefit as invlf." I" '? ctril to the origin of bis use of the Pink PiU , be remarked: , ,1 'I was first led to try them on account 01 1 ertificate from ft Mimtriwl man which was 1 ilished in the papers, ami 1 thought the 1 .1 is thing that hail done so much for him uciulil help me. "I needed to take the Pink Pills forth condition of the bjood nnd for rheumatism. The f.ict is that my blood has been of a very hiitr.ory nature and I have been troubled irilti KnH-rliorm from Infancy. Mr head was covered with it and a good deal of my Salem SteamLaundry Please noticejthe cut in prices on the following Shirts, plain locents (Jnaer drawers 5 to 10 cents Under shirts Stoiocents Socks, per pair 3 cents Handkerchiefs 1 cent Silk handkerchiefs 3, cents Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per doren, and other work in proportion. Flannels and other work in telligently washed by hand, Col. J, Olmsted Prop, SALEM WATER CO, Office: Willamette Hotel Buildm" For water service apply at office, mil payable monthly in advance. Make Ja complaints at the office. There will be no deduction in water rate -on account of temporary absence from the city unless notice is left at the office, jilereafter water for irrigation will only be ifurnished to regular consumers using watei for domestic purpose. Contractors for side walks, brick work and plastering will please tread "under building purposes" page 17 of schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at if or copy. WW'S HABKE WOLZI & IMIESCRIL Proos. Oeatars Jn all kinds of fresh and salt meat' Lard in bulk. 7c a ib. Cheapest meal in the own. Try them. 1 71 Commercial St. .Salem Trnct and Dray Co. Orders placed with the above company will teceive prompt attention and safe delivery. Trucks and diavs foind on the corners el State and Commercial street, Express wag "ntatall trains and boats. In connection with cur buiin'ss we will alo run a Iced "ore Handling flour, mill fed, oil meal, U chopped feed, straw, hay nd wool at the lowest cah price. -n I hone S6 V SAVAGE & CO. For Do'lcacy, for purity, and (or Improvement plcxlon nothing equals Porxoxi of tbo com- 1 'a l'owcm. 1 Hot ton, ilau. hair came olH It was very uncomfortable and nothing that I ,uiti ,Io seemed to cure it. then came my rheumatic trouble dur Jug three months of hist winter. I think it came from exposure in the railroad yard dur- ingbad weather, tisin and was loc 11 was iiiuccuiarrlicuma- mm urn was locnttii principally Jn my right In my righ that high.1 arm to that I could hardly ITprn Mr. I.'raiimnn Mil.n. hi u mm 1 couiu imrilly Jilt it that high." Here Mr. 1 reeman raised his outstretched I J 1 I . V "I"", iiisuuisireiciicu I right arm slowly to a position below the middle of In;, breast and gave a cranhic idea ... uib .iiiiiciiiiy mm (luirevH wliicli accoin p'liiied (but tflbit before taking the Pink "I began to receive benefit from the first time that I Icolc the pills, nnd I lme never known them to fail of doing good. The trouble wiih a good ninny people is that they think they do everj thing by taking the lira small qiiumity of any rpimily. I mn not one of thoc who are satisfied with that kind of sampling, nnd when I became satisfied that they were the right thing for me I re solved to use them with fullest efi'ect. I soon securtd nlxiut L'j busts. 1 botmht them mostly fiom .Times' Apothecary Store 011 nashiueinii Street. One of the first 13101I clleels I found was mi inetetise of aptiitite nnd the betn fit ofu generul tunic. Mv blond bieanie Mirer and better, nnd ilw ..i'i. ..k r , . ,-..... ...... ... ., ii.i.i iiii- ,'in i.s the muscular rlu 11tiMlif.ru rn.i.llv .i;.i,....,ir J ctl. As I took no oilier medicine the whole efi'ect must have conic from Or. Willnnis' I Pink Pills. I was so griuiliisl with tluir cITcct that I must hate but glit ultogetlier nbout eighty boxes, j "The result was thnt 1 was enubUsl to at- fend to my work as a brukemnu on the ears, I which you know lecmires a ureltv fre strenglli in the arms, and 1 lound my gciier ul health nnd spirits toned up. "In the ejrly pciiods if takftig the pills I took one asn doe,nnd Itttorly I increased to two and then three, the toning cflict being nil the stronger without any disagreeable effect. "I was so pleased with the results of tho Pink Pills in mv ease thnt I recommended them to ..11 theiailroad men and others with in my knmvledj'c that I knew would necsl their benefit. Asucoiisequeiieeuuiteaiium ber began their use, and from all thnt I bear their etlects were very satisfactory, so that I doubt not they would be willing to reinforce my certificate with their own testimony." Mr. Freeman's remarks were corroborated ot intervals by his wife; who was a partici nant in the conversation anil m.tnifestlv shared his genuine outline ism for the dila tive effects o( which she had been n witness, and for which the name of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills hns become synonymous. He certainly looked well and no one could imagine by his appearance and manifestation of energy the double piece of rheumatism and sall.rlieiiin from which the i'ink Pills has rescued him. " I am so satisfied," he said, " as to the true results which the Pink Pills have broucht me that I can readily gi.ven 11 affidavit befiue 11 Notary to thnt Wiei-l! All who know trie and thecirctini'tiincesiif my cas" will, how ever, feci convinced without the wed of that." Dr. Williams' Pink Pills contain, in .1 r,flndeiised form, till the elements necessary to givfl Jiew lifi1 nnd richness to the blood and restore shuttered nerves. They are an unfailing specific foe Bijeh diseases as loco motor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, ncrv ous headache, the after effect of la grippe, palpitation of tho heart, pale and sallow complexions, nil forms of weakness either in roiA rr fenialp. Pink Pills nre sold by all dealers, tit M'iU be sent post paid on receipt of price, 60 eenU a box or six boxes for $2.50, by addressing pr, Williams' Medicin Company. Sehenectatlv. Everv Single Man in Oregon would purcliase hip ticket via the Burling ton Route to Omaha, tod rutir Kt. T.nnls. Chicago and all other southern and south eastern cities, if he re alized how comfort able, how fast, how safe its service is. Nothing better any where. , . For tickets, apply to any railroad ticket arant. For informa tionlabout rates and trains, address C. SHELDON, G.A., Poitbnd, Or. IM IBARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. 60 acre fine prairie fatm near Junction CiyVo aces in cultivationprice $2,000 C 8y,'So 100 Lcres, 8 miles is- " . in cultivatlcn. a barga n-$i,ooo 8C8c lcrl, near Waterloo.Ss res in cult.va. liico"acs near Waterloo, 40 cre in cullh "afrffir Waterloo, 2Sr in !,! Sbouses to trade for rsnebe or smal omcc. 1 1 1 1 - Latiico Who Value Areflntd complexion raustuw Poiionl'sPow deT rvtn a so and beautiful H. IflHffl WW EMPLOYMENT BRYAN To Be Dogged by Republican Speakers and a Flood of Cheap Literature. Chicago, Nov. 21. At a meeting of the executive committee of the na tional Republican league President Woodmansee announced that Presi dent elect McKlnley would attend the national convention of the league at Detroit next July. The clubs are urged to take part Jn the inaugural procession In "Washing ton on March 4. The subject discussed was the pro posed tour of W. J. Bryan In the west. It was agreed to hold meetings wher ever Bryan speaks. Books and pam phlets will be distributed in all the towns of the Bryan schedule and speakers will then be sent. The Knights of Labor. Bochf.stek, N. Y. Nov. 21 The general assembly, of the Knights of Labor, declared for free Mlvor by an ding a clause to the seventeenth plank of the declaration submitted by the committee on law. As origi nally framed this plank held that In terest bearing bonds, bills of credit or notes should not be Issued by the gov ernment, hut that, when need arises, the emergency should be met by a le gal tender noninterest bearing money. The added clause declares for tho free and unlimited coinage of gold and sil ver at the ratio of 10 to 1, regaidless of the action of any other nation. South Dakota's Vote. Yanktok, S.D.,Nnv. 21. -The vote in this state is only complete on con gress. The totals are: Republican, 40,870; Populists, 40,089. Several con tests are In progress and these may change the result. On the Republi can state ticket the Heutenant-gov-ernor,secretary of state, commissioner of public lands, auditor and superin tendent of schools are elected. The governor Is In doubt. The olllclal canvass will be made on December 3. Canadian school Question. Ottawa, Nov. 21. The Manitoba school question will be satisfactory to botli sides and put an end to the con troversy. Following are the main features of ahe terms of settlement; which have been accepted by the man ituba government, School work of a purely secular character will ocupy tne whole of the school day, except the last half hour, when the represenatlve of any relig ious denomination will be allowed to come in and instruct the children be longing to his denomination, provided the parents arc willing to have them remain. In cases where the people decide not to give this religious In struitlon, tho regular school work will go on until the close of -school hours Asks for Mercy, Saqkamento, Nov, 21. Gor. Budd this afternoon received frou: Presi dent Cleveland a peiaonul plea for tl: commutation of the sentence of Wal ter D. "Wordon, sentenced to be hanged for train wrecking in Yolo county. The president states, as the ground for his interest in the case, that while a resident of New York state, before his elevation to the presidency, he hud formed a great friendship for Worden's mother, a music teacher. Tim covernor also received a personal appeal from C. P. Huntington, presi dent of the Southern iractnc, ior a commutation of tho death sentence. Arrested for Blackmail. Pendleton, Nov. 21. A man giv ing his name as Ed. Gould, was ar rested here Friday, accused of at tempting to extort money from Mrs. W. E. Watson by offering to hush a story, rellectlng against her character, for $50. Gould claims that he was a newspaper man In San Francisco for many years. Mrs. Watson is tho wife of an O. R. & N. conductor, and has an unblemished reputation. She formerly lived In Walla Walla. Honors for Valor. Washington, Nov. 21. A jnedalof i ...itniilnrl MrnntinpA Snt Moses Williams, c f Fort Stevens, uicb""i - -- uallantry In action with the Apache Indians on August 10, ibui. State or onto, City o? Toledo, I ir.-.c r-rtifwrv I Frank I. Cheney makes oath that he H the senior par w - - -K jzrrr- & Co, J doing UUlinem u uib mj v.- "- 1 ... r M and ihnl (aid Arm coun pWlhe'sumofONE'lIUNDRKD DOL will LARS that Ci La ior cacti au - - -- -cannot be cured by ;the us! of HALL s Catarrh t CURE. . 1.-?... mnm mnA I 1.K-ri HTl tfl ITIV Sworn :, thi filblday Jof Pecember, A D presence A. W. GLKASON. Notary t'uuuc, I!a s... i. ... I. t1fn infernally ind acts directly on the blood ? tur face' ol til system, at " free. v 1 . rnKMKvli Co.. Toledo, O. rj-Svld by luugcws. fi &r:-Lj)JXA- yiiie- 0Z$k tin ry I tsitort i&9 . THE MARKETS, ' PORTLAND MARKET. rKovti,io.,. Portland, Nov.19 Wheat valley, 8485 Walla Walla. 8l 1082. Flour il'onland. lleuton county, 4.2c. 4.S5; gtaham. 3.50; superfine. J2.50 per but tiat. wtute, 3ig4oc; tey, 3HOjft3S;roiird n bags I4.j5ftti5.35, batreli, 4.500375 caes, 3.75. i'otatoes.. Oregon, 5cnooc persaik. Hay.. Good, tifStt.50 per ton. Voul,.Valley,''loc; Kajlctn Oiegcn 6(5 8c. Millstufl3..Hran,$t4.oohotts,$l5.;c. Poultry- Chickens.m ixed.f2.00a2.50: broil ers, $I.ool.7S; duck, $2a3; geese, $56 turkeys, live, 10. II iocs.. mem. salted 60 lbs 6a7c: under 60 lbs 44jc; sheep pelts, 1 o7oc. fearK 5io)oc I'luiiiS pilless, 3c4C l'runes-4c(S5c. I'alUiw 2ji.3c Wheat Bags Calcutta 4.25(4. yiY. II an small white, iKcfatJiW lima, 3-(L'MC Hogs Heavy, 3.35 to 2.5a Wal mall 5 to sJJ large 4C Per lb. Mutton Weathers 1. 75; ewes 1.50; dressed muttor, 3c. Kitf-Mecrs 2.25;cows 1.75 :2.oo:dressed iVAV, ... . Lured Meats .Hams loc iojc b:con be. Lard .in pails, 60. SAN FitANClSCO MARKET. San Francisco, Nov. 19.--Wheat, May Wool. .Oregon! choice, Io$Ilc; inferiors 7c, valley, 8oc. Hops Quotable at lie for new. Potatoes--203oc per sack. Oats Milling, 1.05(0)1.20. LlVEKi'OUL MARKET. Wheat.6 iJid pcrbu. SALEM MARKET. Wheat.. 73jc per bu., market hrm. Oats. 32(333c. Hay. .Baled, cheat, 8.50; timothy 9. oo to 00. Flour.. In wholesale 'lots, 390; retail 4.00; bran, bulk 11.5012.50; sacked, 12.00; -.lions, 12.5013.50; chop feed, ll.oo U.oo. Poultry.. Hens 5c; Turkeys 7c, Vea!f)ressed. 3Jaj Hogs.. Dressed. 2j3. Live Cattle.. l'i2 Sheep.. Live, 1.50. Wool,, Best, I2al2c. Hop".. Best, 12c. Eggs.. Cash. 25c. Butter.. Best dairy, 20c; fancy creamery 25c Cheese ,l2Vc. Farm Smoked Meats .Baccn, 6c; hm 9c; shoulders, 5c.1 Potatoes, .oc per bu Onions. 50c. Green Fruit Pears 50c per box. Dried Fruit. Apples evaporated bleached, fio 8c: unbleached 4c5c. Plums. 4c. Prunes 5c 7c. Deans, 2C. Lard .7c. Hops lotoc. Butter.. Oregon fancy creamery, 40(0)50; fancy dairy, 2535; fair to good, 2o22, Cheese .Oregon full cream, lo. Eggs.. Oregon, 25c per doz. Fruit.. Grern Apples per uox l.oo1.25; Penrs 75c 85c per box Onions-65c75 per sack. Ptied Fruit Apples, evaporated, bleached 4.4 J-jc, unlileachea, ScjVtnti uuditt.J, n. 5C Tht Discovery Saved His Life Mr. U. Ciilloutte Druggist, Beaversville III., says; To Dr. King's New Discovery t owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr.King's New discovery in my store I sent for a bottlu and began its use and from the first dose began to get better and after using three bottles wns up and about again. It is worth its weight n gold. We won't keep store or house without if " Get a free trial at Fied A. Dissolution Notice. Thi" Copartnership heretofore ex isting between W. A. Hamilton & John Molr under the Hrm name of Hamilton & Molr Is this day mut ually dissolved. All claims due lo salcjllrm to be paid to V. A. Hamilton. Any bills agaliistsald tirm will be paid by each one paying one-half, W. A. Hamilton continues the bulsness. W. A. Hamilton. IJohn Moir. Salem, Oregon October 22nd 1800 ' 10-20-Jw Wc arc to have a continuous Re publican campaign for tho next four years, says Mr. Hanna. "GREATEST ON EARTH." Dr. Silica' noatorative Nervine, Mr. B. T. Caldwell, is bqgfc- keeper In tho First National Bank of Fulton, Ky. "I was completely run down, My nerves became so unstrung through loss of sleep and worry that I felt sure I would be com Dollod to rIvo up my position. I would He gwakoalinlghHong, and It took feUt JJU to shako tne up so that I could not possibly Litcnd to my business as I sboula. In connection with this I had liter trouitU, beavlncaa about the stomach, ana pains In different parts of my body. Iwasa&omucn reduced In flesh. I was persuaded to try pr, Miles' Restontlve iervj, I first procured a trial bottle from a local druggist and good results quickly followed. I then procured a dollar bottle, and by the tlmo I baduved this up I was a different man. I am now on my third bottle and am able ta sleep soundly and eat regularly, (jomctbtng I could cot possibly do before taking jouf Nervine. ImnowuHtfrwfrl.ndadnol iiesltata to pronounce Vr. Miles' lUitoratlY$ N? rvlne tho grtatut tuivint on corWi. ' Falton, Ky. C T. OA1D WEI.L, Dr. Mnes' Nervine is sold on a poeltl.M rarfrasaf&'K Dr. Miles' Nervine Reffflrt lis v K TZmF rZm: I. 'I'. IlllJIWtLJ. (I . RC MlllUHWIM ANtecfablcPrcnaratiortforAs slmilatlng UicToodandRcula ting thcStomachs aritlBowcls of Promotes'Digcslion.ChccrfuI ncss andRcstConlalns ncilhcr Oniurn.IorpbJnc norlliflcral. Not Naro otic. KxtpfTOldXk-SXHUjnjSIWm fumJan Stti' ilx.Smn AnitS4 Jippmrnnt IKrmSttd Clmtiti -Starr . hrtayrvai fUnr. Ancrfcctncmcdv forConstiw lion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca, Vorms .Convulsions .Feverish' ncss ctidLoss of Sleep. Tne Simile Signature of NEW -YORIC. EXACT COPr OF WHAPPEB. M,w.- ...;(' iili 1 ill 1 I HI 1I1 . it ir qhui 1 1.. ... 111. im ' ' ' !''" i.im... 1 1 .'i .n.7t7ri , I. THE WILLAMETTE HOTEL LEADING nOTJSTj Reduced rates. Management lioerat. Electric ears leave hoiel lor all public buildings and points of Interest Special rates will be given to permanent patrons. LawnBMowcr s, Cl-ickxr Tlrc Macliinc"kOils, Hay Rakes, ry i-rOS and Axlc Grease Hardware, Stoves and Tinware. Garden Hose, ' 1 r- 1 Lawn Sprinklers, ZiL&i.i.if V.JX. BREWSTER & WHITE &i feed, flour and hay. Only the best har died rnd p 'ces always tho For the last 20 vears we sumption in stock, and would sooner think a groceryman could Pet along without sugar in his store than we could without 'iso's Cure. It is a sure seller. RAVEN & CO., Druggists, Ceresco, Michigan, September TO-BAD ui-a.n ffonrl 1nr iit tmnklflt lkint 'Pol MOtOJUPlC AWireU tUIlBAUUiUU .u.u. -.. " .-:. -...rt unUll..Vn D. J. FRY, Agent, ssr LOOP POISON ASPECIAUYorJlS tllrr lir,OOJ 1'tllKON Derminenti cured In U to 14 days. You can b treated at fcomoforamaprloaunueramBUrnti tr. It yon prefer to ooma bars wswIIIcod. tract to pay railroad 1 areand hotel blllf jrd noebarae, I f we rail to euro. If you bare taken uier eury, louldo potash, and still baio arhes sn,4 dido hotash, and still baio arhes si i'lroplee. Copper Colored Hpote, any oirt of the body, llalror Kvebro ri atni, nucoui i-atciies in iDouin. nurni uroai, icoui 1'aiciies in iDouin. nurtL , Copper Colored Hpots, 01 ifttiebbdy.JlalrorKyebrotva 1 (blsecoudary HLOO I tirvu upots, Ulcers ad out, It is (bis Uecoudary HLOOI JL'UINON we ituarantce to euro. W solicit tbo mott obetl- uafo cases and clmlleuco the world for a uato cases and clmlleuco the world for a cuio we cannot cure, 'i'tits dueate bos slwars ba CI eUtlin skill of the most eminent pliyil- clans. 000,1)00 oapiul beblnd our uocoodl. piii vcuiuu our uoooatu. ulute proofs sent sealed on HOOK It KM lit) Y vol pie, CUIUAUU. LLXj. Uonal g-naranty. rtoso nntlmtWin. .AddrfiM C U7 XJitaonlo Xeinple, tllf It II t COD mlMDOtU rkmnly fur llunorrttwa Ultwt Hp rotatorrliwa, ivi,t.. l 11 natural iil-cl.nv-, or anr laflamias- 'rii'M wtm tiaf '' oucoui luw - ..r.. .... ....... n lri.i.t . Kui.-aitrlnfrnl. '.VHtM-sruMi-Sws - -- ."',:.. AeuiMMTio Hi-"". T' Du,--wVr. v v.a .. ynm ,,y B,WMg; M,p ,."8i ?5 a af.UD. or s joltiaa, 1171. V m VirUlT WW fwiiw. Tho Rosy Freshness And a velvety softness of the skin Is fnvsv riably obtained by those who uo I'ossoMt'ai Ooroplezion 1'owtSer. no.t mnrmhnTMiiniii.ainriOnirn nrova Its Doirer to destroy tbs det orm. Ko-to-bao Is tt.o arosUtt nerro-tood lulbo world. Many gain 10 pounds In U days anqu navel faili to make the weak rmpotoDt man (trona, vigorous and insKnette. Juit try box. ?ou flllMj. tiuntvii. Wm oiDcot you toVe ate what wo xay. for a euro U absolutely rusrsntaed by druiutltu ertlT- n && 1 1 !. A flM 1 THATlia FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF & IS ON THE WRAPPER OF EYERY BOTTIJS OW CASTORIA Oastorla is tint vd in on-ln lottloi only. It Is net toll la balk. Don't allow anjcn to sell yon anything elus on tb plea or promlH that it li "Jnit as pood" and villi amwer Tcry par poie." Bm tbit yon got 0-A-S-T-0-B-1-A. y-w ra OF THE3CITT. A "l, WAGNER, s- S Dteyclcs, Sundries, goods lowest. FEED have keot Piso's Cure for Gaci' 2, Jo?6, 'r r - - - GUARANTEED YOBACCQ HABIT CURE lire for tobaooo In anr PV - iSalem, Oregon. FASHIONS CHANGE DOT POZZONI'S Complexionv X POWDER X i KEMANb ALWAYS TMENAMK.Ji ' The finest, purest and most beautl- V A fjrlna tollei powder ever made. It Is A Ff eootblne. healing, healthful and Ft A hsrmtessi and when rbj-btly used la A F JutUllile. If you hare never tried rl A POZZONI'S A f yon do not It now what an I9EAX f A t'UMl'a.EJCXUX 1-OWliCH la, 2? fS IT IS SOLD EVilltYWHEHi:. A m4? aanonKnlt unit KmokB Your I.lfii Away," written guarantee una HKmaux CO., C'Mcugo wow i UST m SOUTH"' .VIA- OF Ihb - bou':her Pacilfc to California Express Tra..n-'un cai3 a'we.m a Express Tra'..'-,'ftun caiy Portland and San Franetico. I t. 8:5a p. m 1 1 too p. m .1 Lyr-t'oitund Ar. J 8 . Lv Kalenv- Ar, J 6 1 1 Ar- S. Frltco Ly. ( y 8:10 a.m. 6o n. m. Ittie a.m too p. tn. Above tralnsstop at tiast Portland. (Wnn City, Wo- OWtfrp- Salem, Turner, Matibn. letteretn, Albinffangent Shedds, Halsev. Harritlurir. Junction Cily Eueene. Creswfl. Cottage drove, Drain,! and all stations from, Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSEBURO MAIL. DAILY. 8::tu n.m iv. Portland nr. 4;40 p.ra. 11:00 a.m? '.Inalora It. aiw p.m. 8:00 n.m. i5:20 p.m. nr..Kosob'K 1y. 8ALEM PAS8ENQEH. D ISoutli Nortb 4:00 p.m.. 0:15 p.m. ly. 1'ortland ar. rir. Salem lv. 10:15 a.m. 8:00 a.m. DININo CARS ON OGDEN ROUT'S rULLMA& HUtFET SLEEPERS and sccrnd-class sleeping cars attached to ill through trains. WEST: SIDE DIVISION, Between Portland and Corvallls. dally (ex cept Sunday. 1 7ijua.m.l Ly. Portland. Corvallls. Ar. 1 6:20 p. Lv M835P. m. m. iXKpm. Ar. At Albany and Corvallls connect with trains of Oregon Central & Eastern Railroad. Express train daily except Sunday. 4U5 u. nt.l Lv. 1'ortland Ar. I 8:3? a. m. 7:25 1. m. f Ar. McMlnville Lv 5:50 a. m. THROUGH TICKETS to ill points in the Eastern States. Canada and Europe can be obtained at lowest ratci from VV.W. SKINNER. AcenL Salem. E P, ROGERS, Asst. U. ?. & P. A., Portland. Or. R.KCEHI.ER Manacer. 0. R. & N. CO. TO THE EAST GIVESJIIIE CHOICE OF Two Transcontinental Routes. Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul and Den ver Omaha and Kansas City. Low rates to eastern cities. TJOCEAN DIVISION. Pnrtlni1-Kart Francisco, Steamers leave Alnsworth dock, rortland Sept. 14, 19, :4, 29 and Oct. 4, 9, 14, 19, 24, and 29. Fare Cabin, $12: steerage, 6. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. Steamer Gypsy for Portlank dally, except Sunday at 6 a. m. Steamer Ruth from Portland lo Salem, dally except Sunday at 6 a, m. Lowest freight and passenger rates. Round trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold and baggage checked through to all points in Oregon, Washington and the East. No extra charge for baggage transfers. Choice of rail road or river route to Portland. F01 full details call on Boise & Barker agents, Salom, Oregon, or address. e. mcneill, Pres and Manager. W. II. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or. For full details call on or address G, M. POWERS, Foot of Trade st. Local Agent. Through Tickets TOITHES Jtiuir.0 X . via the; U;iion Pacific System Hirough Pullman Palace Sleepers. Tourls Sleepers and Free Reclining, Chain Jtlly between Portland to Chicago, (Our trains are heated b steam and lighted by Plntsc h light. TTime to Chicago, 3 I-i Jays Time to New York, 4 i-a days. Which is many hours quicker than cosb pttitors. For rates, time tables and fullinarmalta apply toSssa - 'ifc,r-' BOISE A BAiXKJEJt, Agents, Saleaa, Ot. R.IW BAXTER, 1 C.'E. DROWN, General Agent Dist. Pass. Agent 135 Third Street. Portland. MADE ME A MAN AJAV TAHIBTS tOOOWMX BOM JU Xwwiu Jiliijiin VtiHtt Weeto I7xi1 SKiMlSJSfl ijjxjm potlllte wiMMta saw wz2ZTtiar& Hxrmi D. J. FRY, AGENT, SALEM. Ixfl ZWtiSXrVSPSrittVBi srMwat, sst ti r " frartat TnMpltj aa ltS)esasieai it iMsjmBMRMtrE: MtWsUsW lsjK V-MMflK jmA9 mmm wwmi ww m Sfjssi sassj jttrtsnurirsBiz !W"W. TOa I I 'M X 111 if' m Ji-v '.."