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Newspaper Page Textcio r? TSfcejg v V l .'"' I ' " ST"" - - , Sr, t Daily Capital- Journal. JTV MOITJBR BROTHBR8, PRIDAY, JULY I, J8g8. DHy, Oae Tear $3.00, In Advance. Dafly, Four Months $1 00, in Advance. Wekly, One Year 91.00, In Advance RESPONSIBILITY OP JUDGES. In the Judicial contest now ponding communItyi atsaicm Micro isu uispusiwuu w p clients to take sides between Messrs. Bolsc'and D'Arcy. on the theory that the success of one or the other would be prejudicial to the clients of tho lawyers on ono Ride or the other. Thls'is a yery bad state of affalrstlf It '" laVue, or has been true In the past. lti a reflection on tbc Integrity and Jm&pendenco of tbc courts, and such a condition of things Is intolerable among a freo people. Tho constitution of Oregon makes our. Judges elective by popular yotc. Tbejwrposo of this provision Is to , make the bench responsible to the p6-ple. Some worthy pcoplo regard Juris prudence as a sort of fetich to be worshiped and believe that tho pcoplo should not excrciso the power con ferred upon them in the constitution by actually holding tho Judges responsible. If a Judgo Is able and learned in tho law and personally Loncst, they think lie should bo kept in offlco even if his decisions aro uniformly against tho public interest, as the decisions of such men often aro, Tho corporate Interests of the coun try do a great deal of talking in favor of an Independent Judiciary, but their policy docs not Indicate that they entertain any such notion. If a Judgo decides all cases In their favor, he Is lauded to the Hides by tbclr at- torneysiaud newspapers as a brave, In dependent and Incorruptible Judgo, and every effort is made to keep him In onico; sud securel)ls promotion. If Uo shows tlje least bias In favor of the public or oven a disposition hIiii ply to hew to tho lino of precedent and principle, wuetiicr corporations aro hurt or helped thereby, thoy echomo for his defeat and put powerful in fluences in tho scale against him. Tho bench is ruoro poworf ul today than over before It is constantly assuming new and greater powers such as tho right of cnolnlng ontiro populations from doing certain lavr- ful or unlawful acts, and thereby making1 tho Individual directly amenable to tho court, without trial by Jury. This Is really a legislative power. The United ptatos supremo court actually exercises Buprcmo and abso lute power. It can mako or unniako constitutional provisions, simply by Interpretation. The disposition to exercise such powers. Is extending to all courts, oven those which aro olco-tlvo. community was aroused, A contest was oq over the election "returns. A n office worth WOOO a year for six years was hanging In the balance. A few votes elthtr way would electone man or another. At this critical and peculiar time Roberts was bo unfortunate as to see persons connected In a public nnd of ficial and professional way with this very struggle over the returns of elec tion in Marlon county go into and out of tho court house at unseemly hours of night and eyen Into the very room where the ballots were kept. He eyen siw tho tally-sheets spread out on a table when they were supposed to be locked up In safety. He saw further theso persons moyo about nnd still more unfortunately he could sec well enough in the electric lliihted streets to Indcntlfy them as Individuals In H nnr Restore fall, regular action of tho bowels, do not Irri tate or InlUme. but leave ell the delicate dlresUre or. frtnlim In perft condition. Try them. 33 centJ. Prepared oalr b tt L Mood A Co.. Jowll, Man. s Pills WOMAN'S CLUB FEDERATION in the Wilds of Worn Out? Roberts did not Indued see their hands engaged in an actual crime. His testimony could not iilunesend a man to tho penitentiary, lie cou'd even be rattled some on cross-examination as to what he did 6cc. But one thing Iscv.'djnl, Roberts saw too much. As tho hours upproached mid night, he as night watchmanwas In dangerous proximity to events that wercgulngon to mako history aid loglcof ctcnts requires that Roberts no longer remain In tlic public scryiic. Such a nlghtwalch who can tee men moving in lilgli society when thoy come around at unseemly hours, Just as well as he sees the ordinary occupant of tho county Jail trying to break out, who docs nut make dlF crlmlnatlon between people on tin outsldo of the jail or Inside, and then who will not keep still about It, Is not wanted to hold a responsible post tlon under tho present court house regime. That Roberts will be perse cuted, if not prosecuted, for his tem erity in telling the truth, no one doubts. Rut honest pcoplo will ap. predate Roberts all tho more. A REPUBLICAN KICK. YOUNCJ ROBERTS DISMISSED A poor young man has Just been dismissed from the public servlco at ,- the court house of this county, IIo Is a white man, of good moral habits, born and ralsod in our country.of good parentage uod has a family to sup port,. Ho has served faithfully nt low wages and is now discharged for no apparent reason. Ho is not oven told why he is uo longor wanted In tho publlo service. his rather was an Union Boldlor, Honorably discharged for serving his sosjatryr The son doo not oven get a-a honorable discharge He Is even Uilteaca with u prosecution for rjury, and ono promlnont lawyer ells him 3 monstrous fabricator and MtlMK wyi he hu been bribed and "boujrkt" to lie about a very Im part' sutler. Ruth is only a 9mym1ik)w. Wht rlghu lias lt? awtftyto to be respected fcfttw highly privileged class uow MM swath in pubjio affairs. flwtlMMReWrtartofte? Vhmthw it Im wrttf at ? pttaly the way It wh Wow-bwtq lu t)te court roow M mm MHUNtMMfew, he Must haw imHow offense, He M bm mm too much. As atUeeourt bouse he qpMtMtfttjr eiwlcpd other m- a if mnm wry qw4lQV!4 yeve l (ft my tfee be Their Move nt a very queetlosablo etiUfWM4 la connection with ft wrjr ImportMt Me which the lutmHtUmmt,UMat Vm wbofe EDrron Jeuiinal: You say In Wednesday evening's issue that the now nlghtwatchman it the court house has becu already selected, but tho authorities rcfuso to name him yot. Well, I'll name him for you. It 1b tho nun Humphreys, who, as grand juror, whitewashed County Judgo Terrell da tho court house ropalrlng Job. No man gets any court houso favors that Terrell can control unless ho bo a pliant tool of that official, as witness tho appointment of tho$lGOO "experts" to again go over tho books of the county officers. In making this appointment, Judgo Terrell and his hypnotized county commissioner turned down ono of tho most loyal and compctont Republicans In the county tin order to let In his two pots, who have bccnchronlo placn hunters und grafters evor slnco thoy struck Salem. Tho question Is numor ously asked, "Was Terrell afraid than Davoy might discover and show up 600)0 official 'doings 'that might add to tho county judge's unonylablo famo?" For they do say that Davoy cannot bo muzzled and that thero is nothing in county business that ho cannot uncoyor It ho gets an oppor tunity. 'Rah, for Humphreys, Rozorth and Stalcy. On Looker. ITiig Jouiinal canuot sympathize with tho abovo Republican kicker. MossrB. Staloy and Bozorth wore part of tho faction in control of tho Re publican conventions and aro receiv ing thoir reward, They wcro openly endorsed at tho pulls by tho people, and not even a Republican can con sistently object to their promotion In tho publlo Borvlco. The Jouunal makes its light in politics before elco tlon, After the votes aro counted tho party rcsponslblo for goyornmont must attend to tho publlo business. Ed, J. IT IS NOT A POLITICAL UATION. BIT- It Is not a political Issuo that is In volved in tho Bolse-D'Arcy cleotlon contost. It is an issuu of common honesty and whether high-handed open fraud shall bo punished. Tho parties accused of tamper lug with tho tally sheets ore Mr. D'Arcy, Democrats Mr. Carson, Republican, Mr. Richardson, Republican! Mr. Eh. len, Republican county olerk; the lat ter has absconded and Is-nri alleged defaulter. Tho county canyasslng board Is composed of Justlco Johnson and Deputy County Clerk aiesy,wJtoso Republicanism no ono will question. They agree with Justlco Hayen In up koWIng Judge Boise, a Popullst.ln his contention that a crime has been com. Mltted. A Republicau nlgut watch man testifies and Is discharged by a Republican county court. All tho !af Hen !? the cltf Bro engaged or Ukwoies, regardless of politics In the coolest, Unfortunately for Mr. D'Arcy, tho Influences that were brought to bear to vrovent an Iswiiottaent In thd court houw repair frauds, are Again ar. IUPU III IHICHI KtfUinill. IkLa nmn. KfiSitteS! motlm lhorouu Slowly Talcing Form Western Oregon, It would appear from the papers that Eastern Oregon women are far ahead of thoso in Western Oregon In the interest they manifest In club or ganizations. Baker City, Pendleton and other towns arc alive to the Wo man's Club Idea. In Western Oregon Women's Clubs arc confined to Port land, Salem und and' Eugene. The Pendleton Tribune has this ar ticle on the question of a state fed eration and It Ik to bo hoped Or egon's brightest, most beautiful (In tellectual) and best will form a fed eratien: Organization and co operation nru the If ssons of the hour for the human race, writes a leading Pendleton club woman. American Women tire learn ing the lesson of organlzitlou slowly, but fjlthfully. So general Is this spontaneous movement of women Into clubs, that hardly it town or village In many slates of our land Is u itliout. its organization, and the woman of the club has cumo to be regarded as the rcprcsenlutle woman of her district- It Is not the commonplace wo moinan who feels the sway of the club Idea. The best and brightest minds, the s ml of broadest sympathies, tho energetic wcrKcrsof tho community Invariably coalesce. Into the club9, which thus become centers rf power and Influence. More nnd more too, the consiryatlvc type of woman Is waking up to the advantages of co operation, and recognizing In the club the school which Is teaching women to think, ti sneak and to act. This widespread organization Into clubs has como to pabsslmply because tho world mo"cs, and woman moves with It. "She has discovered," said an Iowa club woman, "that her world Is a sphere, and not a hcmlsplicrc;that life and duty and talents arc trusts, and that she must give the fullness thereof." But the club Idea is only tho flrst step In organization, federa tion Is the second step. The broadest and ripest minds among club women have everywhere seen tho necessity of taking this step. For a few years the General Federation of Women's clubs was ablo to meet the needs of the fed erated clubs, butat least slnco 1895 tho policy of the officers of the gen eral federation has -been In favor of state federation. The objects of such federations aro mutual acquaintance, union and co operation for the highest good. Mu tual acquaintance and an esprit du corps nre painfully lacking among tho women nf tho different sections of our state. This has been ovldcnt moro than onco in efforts that lmvo been made for a representation of woman's work In tho state. Federation would bring us closer together and give that mutual acquaintance which will cro ato union and future co-operation. A man said of the women whoso earnest efforts mado a success of women's sharo of tho World's Fair, that they had "translated social forces Into moral progress." This is tho key note to bo struck In state fed eration, Tho end and aim of all com bination amonir women arc to trans late social forces Into moral progress) to.improvo the moral of tho Individual and tho community. Mrs, ncnrotln defines federation as "voluntury co-operation for a mora and educational causo," "What causo?" is asked. For no causo or for any P For ovory rlRht and noble work that shall please God to send us. Certainly for furthering of scltlsii alms, for no unworthy work, but as suredly for all work that Is genuinely educational and etchlcal. $ Do you come to the close of m thedaythoroughlycxhausted? a uocs mis continue aay alter wi Cro day. possibly week alter week? SLane county, especially t .remaps you are even too cx- hausted to sleep. Then some $ thing is wrong:. All these a things indicate that you are suffering- from nervous ex 2 haustion. Your nerves need j feeding and your blood en- richingf. f - I Scott's Emulsion (S of Cod-liver OiL with Hvoo- $ phosphites of Lime and Soda, $ contains just the remedies to w rtj meet these wants. The cod- 8 $ liver oil gives the needed x fl strength, enriches the blood, ff feeds the nerves, and the hv- u Jg pophosphites give them tone j and vigor. Be sure you get 2 SfYiTTO T7,fc!n ti '0 SCOTT'S Emulsion. AH i1niirrftc rv nA ftt vk (j SCOTT & DOWNE, ChtmliM, New York. JOURNAL "X-AYS." i Farewell, Yuqulna Bay. All hore of an appropriation for the present Is gone. - A float containing all tbc tallpy shect manipulators-would-be an inter esting feature of the celebration. Well, lawyer Fleming wasn't such a bad man after all. He has a verdict over his late "pardner," Carson. It is Boise, Holmes, Ford, McNnry against D'Arcy, Bingham, Richard son, Carson. Which w 111 win? Albert and Hawlcy now know the projectile force of two vehicles going 8 miles an hour coming to a sudden stop. The lawyers on both sides can not arrange agreements to drop the litiga tion over the Judgeship. Tho public have some rights, The Omaha Bee, a strong republican paper and bitterly opposed to Bryan, commends his speech In opposition to the Imperial policy. W t Cleveland and Bryan Und themselves on ono broad American platform In opposition to acquisition of the North and South polo. Does Harvey Scott really favor con quest of the Phllippinellslands with soyon billion population in shirt-tails, when ho thinks the president isn't fit to select a collector for the port of Portland ? The dramatic interest In tho Judi cial contest is raised to tho boillrg point when N. B. Knight begins to showor his sagebrush compliments on "Sam" Richardson. .. An Exchange says: George W, Jones, of Marlon county Is a very patriotic young man. TIiourIi re elected county school superintendent ho has enlisted In the TJ, S. army and Is now on his way to Manila, no appointed his wife deputy. OREGON. STATE NEWS, Coryallls Is going to celebrate in fine style this year. The Washington county veterans will meet today at Forest Grove. Tho Jackson county debt was re duced $4,200 In the past two years. Crops aro said to be very fine in In the hilly parts. Wheat men now estimate tho crop of this region, to be about 40,000,0000 bushels. Lime and cement have gone up 25 cents per barrel In Oregon and Wash ington. The sixth yearly Friends meeting which has been in session in Newbcrg has closed Raphael Marat, of Jacksonville, died at his home Tuesday night of brlghts dltease. He was 54 years of age. A remonstrance petition against removing Deputy Prosecuting Attor ney Stewart, Is being circulated at Grove. Tne board of regents of the O. A. C. re-elected Pr'fessor Thomas M. Gulch prcsldeht of the Agricultural college at Ccrvallls. Phillip R. Williamson, a pioneer, died at his country homo about three miles north of Albany, In Benton county, aunaay morning, aD tne age of 70. At the last meeting of the regents of the State Agricultural College they created the position of assistant di rector of the station. The appoint ment has not bcennnadc. Nearly COO carloads of sheep will bo shipped out of Huntington within the next few days. 313 cars haying already gone. They are being shipped to Montpeller and from there they will be trailed to Nebraska. W. B. Gllson, while coming down a hill on the Albany-Corvallls bicycle path, had the misfortune to collide with a scorcher who was going too fast for safety. Mr. Gllson was knocked Insensible and did not re cover sufficiently to ride homo for some hours. Wednesday afternoon at Roseburg fHH for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Boughl SIGNATURE &t&zM&k THE CtNTAUR COMPANY. TT MUHH4V THCCT. NIWVOKK CITY. 0.R.&N. tiro destroyed Marks & Co.'s ware house and grain elevator. Tho flro started from a spark from a passing engine. Considerable grain and wool was destroyed. No insurance. Wm. Carlow was badly hurt, THE MODERN BEAUTY Thrives on good food and sunshine, wiin pienty or exercise In the open air. ner form glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If her system needs the cleansing action of a laxatiye remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant Syrup of Figs. Mado by the California Fig byrup Company. DErART FOR Fast Mail 8 pm TIME SCHEDULE. From Portland. Spokane Flyer 2pm 8 pm 7pm 8pm ex, San. Saturday lo p m 6am ex. Sun. Co-operative farming Is to be .given a trial near Phoenix, J nckson county. Seven men, ono of whom is married, hayo organized tho Southern Oregon Co-operative Farm Association, with $48,000 capital. Thoy will buy about 1000 acres and manage it on the com munity plan. Of course, the pepplo hayo no bust ness to if now tho outcome of th.o compotctivo examination for nayal cadetat Anapolls held in Salem tho other day, or how the boys stood. Tho pooplo contlnuo to bo d d. In the Yoiemlte Vnltey Millie ago, a jounp fellow went out oil the edge of a ebelving- weclplce two thou and fcctlilch, and balanced himself on Ills head. A lit tie Minor little puff of wind would have sent him to etf.rylty. Not one man in a million would be that kind of a fool. But nine men in ten are all the time talcing foolish chances. There is no tltadlv .ti about a little fit of indiges tion or biliousness, and jet If a man allows these troub les to get a hold on him he Is taklug serious risks. Dyspepsia atone seldom Kins anybody t that is, it only kills you by inches, and takes q good many years doing it. Hut it weakens and undsr. mines the constitu tion so that It is all ready to receive and fertilize the danger ous diseases which do kill you outright. Disease-germs won't trrow in healthy blood any more than corn win grow on a rock. A man who keeps his digestion perfect and Ills Wood pure may eat and drink and breathe dlaeasc. germs, but they gain no foothold. They are cast out of the system. But a man with a dyspepsia. Hon breathes in typhoid or diphtheietic genus and down he goes. The best health-Insurance a man can have U Dr. Pierce Oolden Mcdlr.l nl.,. JJ f directly on the stomach and liver! J V x . . u'""u-"iDg organs power to make healthy blood. It ctaitfle tie blood from all Impurities, and builds up the wealthy flesh, muscular iower and nerve U!,'P,, ,wv'cn fortifies you against diseate. lit llfttlanir fitin-fta in tK twM... .. chronic diseases has eiveu Dr. Iierr Jefferson Reylew: Prof. R. A. Heri tage and Prof. Cochran will glvo ono of their ontcrtalnmcnts at tho M, E. church in this olty. Prof. Heritago is ono of tho best vocalists on the coast, whllo Prof. Cochran gives a number of startling chemical illus tratlous, wlilcli nrp very Interesting. Mr. Tom McNary, ono of Salem's highly respected cltUons, was In the city today. Tom once resided In Al bany, Slnco theu ho has braced up and U ono of the best and steadUst mon In tho capital city. Albany Dem ocrat. Tho abovo paper used to systematic ally roast Tom McNary. It will be a matter of pride to all Salem peoplo to read tho above. An Explanation, Tho reason for tho great popularity of Hood's Sareaparilia lies In the fact that this medicine positively cures. It .is -America's Greatest Medicine, and tho American people have an abiding confidence In Its merits, They buy and take it for simple as well as 6erious ailments, contideqt that it will do them good. Hood'S PUIS CUm nil llvnr Ilia Mailed for 25o by C. I. Hood & Co.! Lowell, Mass. ' 7am Tues Thurs and Sat Gam Tues Thurs Sat Leave Riparia i-MSam Mon Wed Friday Salt Lake, Denver Ft, Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and jast. Walla Walla, Spokane, Minneapolis, St. J'aul Duluth, Milwaukee Chi cago and East Spokane Jlyer 1015 a m OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. All sailing dales sub ject to chance. For Sin Francisco.- bail July 3. 6, 9, 12, 15, i 4i 27. 3o To Alaska Sail July 19 COLUMBIA RIVER STEAMERS To Astoria and way land tngs, WILLAMETTE RIVER Oregon City, Newberg Salemjand way landings WILLAMETTE AND YAMHILL RIVERS Oregon Cily, Dayton and wayiandings WILLAMETTE RIVER Portland to Corvallis and way landings SNAKE RIVER Riparia to Lewiston ARRIVE FROM Fast Mail 7;2o a m EAST AND SOUTH VIA FHE SHASTA RO'JTE .OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY 4 pm SP m 4pm ex Sun 4:30 p m ex bun 33o pm m on Wed Friday 430 p m Tues Thurs Sat Lv Lew- iston S.MS am bun Tues Thurs "Itllink JWitt's Witph Hasel Salye is trie mm preparation on me maruot lor piles." So writes John C. Dunn, of Wheeling. W. Va. Try it and you will think the same It also cures eczema and all skin diseases Stone Drug Store, Tq Sell Horses. A. J. Richardson of Stayton arrived todoy with thirty head of workhorses to sell at private sale at tho Club stables for tho next three days. If you want to seeo a good lot of equlnes call around there. 6-30 2t The editor of the Evans Citv. Pa., filnlv writes. "One Minute Couch Cure is rinhtly nanvd remedies failed." all throat and lung Store. It cured my children after all other It cures coughs, colds and troubles. Stone Drug VwrvJVy- Astoria lias soveral of the new nlckle-in-tho-slot maohlnos. Theso new machines, after you ha a dropped in the nlcklo take vour picture which you get, a!om? with n cigar and a lead pencil and an eleotrlc Bkock. Tho slot machine- punohers of Salem would nodoubt enjoy those yery much. A Lie. Washington, July 1 .-No word has como to tho navy department from Admiral Sampson making tho slight est roferonco to tho Spanish story of tho slnklngof the Brooklyn by a shell from tho Santiago harbor defenses. As Sampson Is within anhouror two of tho cable station, and his orders, would require liliu to report Instantly on any such occurence, the officials have no hesitation In denouncing the 6torjr as fabrication. Mllo Miller, who was arrested at Albany Sunday by Constable Mo Cowan, charged with rape on Emma Straubler, a 14-year-old girl, near Needy was glyen a hearing before Justice B, P. Smith yesterday at the latter place, and was bound oyer to tho graud Jury in tho sum of $7.50. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. POiTTLAND SALEM ROUTE-,Stamei Ruth for Portland M010 y, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a. m. For Corrallis, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 3 p.m. Steamer Elmore for r.land Tuesday, Thursday and Sa.urday at 7:15 a. m. Transfers to street car line at'Oregon City if the steamers are delayed there. Round trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Washing ton, California or the east. Connecting made at Portland with all rail, ocean and river lines. - - I W. H. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Act. Portland, Or. G. M. BOWERS, Agent, Tde street dock' Salem. Don't get robbed on i"'J,"i """ ,u ..eiveu ur. I'iercc' VOQ't get robbed On hlerel. roniTii- Extremely Weak Deficient Blood Causes Loss Appetite and Pinal Break Down- Heod'a Saraaparlila Cures. I lost my rppetita and about aUI Uvea on was Iced lemonade. My atreagth tu all gono. I was eo weak I could hardly cross the floor. At hut I waa taiea very alck. One physlotaa told me ay bloo4 was all gone and he gave m medicine bat it did not hslp me. I had nrettv n,.v lost all filth la medlclaes, bat thought I ...... . uu, uutliv Ol UOOOVI BftTMM- rim and try it. AJtec Ukteg that bottle I wm tauch better, and ae I g two taert ue ana aw ub tksj I vru wtU at to be ra. el U, rkeoi oa Uklag Hood'e BuupaiUU asUl I fcaa aw4 U ell five boUiM, It baa deoe wnipeakable rood to me and I whh all my aUr Utewwonldtrylt." Ms. A. EvBur, WeMerbur8,0eon. IUsjmwiW Hood's Sarsaparilla I the bt-ln fwt the Oae True Bleed j?oner. Bold by all eruCTUU. ftlce, IU the tor Corvallis & Eastern R, R. Company, WILLAMETTE RIVER STEAMER "ALBANY" This company Is now giving an exceptional service with the steamer Albany, plyine be tween Corvallis, Salem and Portland and all river points, and is running closely on the fol. lowing time sched t The Albany wilileave Corvallis 'Saturdays and Wednesdays a 530 a. m. arriving In Portland the same day. Returning leaye Portland Mondays and Thursdays at 6 a, m. arriving at Corvallis the following day. The Albany has been elegantly furnished for the season of 1898, and includes amonc Its fittings a new piano of fine tone. Close connection is made hv h Ait,,.,- with C. and E. trains for summer camping grounds in the Cascade range and for the famous Newport resort and surf baths on Ya qnnr ay. C r Cllon is had Yaauina wilt, clm.Vin. lorS, r .ncisco. r 1 he .1 l E, Co's Salem dock, to which rc XMi lif been added a waiting room and v -ltc, ., ,w.aicu t me ioot 01 &tate street G. MAERTZ, Agent, Salem. EDWIN STONE, Manager, 6:00 P M 8.-2S PM 745 A M Lv...21'ortland. ..Ar Lv. ...Satem ....Lv Ar. San Frnncisco.Lv (9:30 AM i 700 A M ( a.'oo P M Above trains stop at all principal station? bet. Portland and Salem, Turner, Marion JeBerson, Albany, Tangent, Shedds, Ilalsey, Harrisburg, Junction City, Eugene, Crcswell Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. ROSEBURG MAIL, DAILY. RESIOViD ! DBCKNEH & HAfifcTON havo removed Uielr.tlnrjlJana-pjijj, Ing business to 324 Co nrfrclnl street opposite Btato IraurancojBUdin HffHPiife Notice to pleasure seekert I am prepared to pack pei.le into the hot springs, or any e in the tonntains, here, also lo cook 10 null or laije camping par ties, address, , 6t7dw3m JVRANK rERlETP, Detroit Or " 1 V JOIN" muss) A no w truss on h now principle. A perfect support to all who wo ruptured, DR. STONE 8 DRUG STOnn Salem, 4 . ' teiE 8 Or HAY FOR SALE! Fiom the Hubbard farm, grain hay, free from weeds. 396 Commercial street, clover or orders at 6 2Stf 8:30 AM) Lv. iossamJ-Lv. 5:20 PM) Ar. .Portland .Salem.... .Roseburg. .Ar Lv 4:30 P M I 50: P H Lv (7:3oa;m Pullman buffet sleeper and second-class sleeping cars attached to all through train WEST SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS Mail tlains daily except Sunday. L,v....l'ortiand.. Arlq.'ioPM Corvallis.. Lv 1:05 PM 730 AMI 1215 PMjAr. At Albany and Corvallis connect with trains of the O. C. & E. Ry. EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPSUNDAY. :50PM) Lv.. .. Portland. ...Ar) 8:25 .30 p M Lr. . . . McMinnville Lv 5 .-50 30 pm) Ar Independence Lv) 4:50 A M A M AM Direct connections at San Francisco with Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates on application Rates and tickets to Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can be obtainH from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket Arent Salem. C.H, R. KOEHLER, Manager. MARKHAM. G. F. &P. A. Portland -TAKE THE Candian Pacific R.R. And Soo Pacific Line Minneapolis St. Paul -TO- ago Phil Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New York 1 ,, . . Boston and all points east and southeast. Cheapest rates, bestservice and accommo dations Through ourist sleepers to Minneapolis, d ani' ,Toront.0,' Montreal, Boston and Portland, Me., without chance. Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress Ine or steamships to Japan and China Ihe fastest and finest ships on the Pacific ocean. Shortest and best route to the orient. Canadian Australian S, S. Co, To Honolulu, Fiji and Australia The shortest route to the colonies. For rates, folders and any information call on or address, F. Nj DERBY & CO., , x. Agents, Salem, Or. a . . ,..W-B- GREER, Agent, 146 Third street, Portland, Or .,, E- J- COYLE, Districl Passenger Agent, Vancouver. B C, The largest jimplcmnt house of the WMameUeraUey, BAIN WA. Racinejbuggits and.hacks. Buffalo Pitts Harrows inn 1 f MfAiiM Monitor & Tiger drills and'setrsil Plr nttt Jr. dnllsjand cultivator J I McCo mick binders, mowers atakS John Dee.-e plows nnd harrows i Russell engine and thrashers. I Repairs kept imstock for Mall fixjve mentioned goods. J For sale by ? E M, CROISM . sAMvbn, w... WAXERBURYJMaier ; The best is chepelt, m Es S, Lampoj A Harness and Saddlery Brlngin your old ExchangeJor new. Prices Always the hasau SALEM, OR. 2s.rt.fr i Hond'a Pill ! . M Mttli . AXMMM. When Going East Use a first-class line In traveling between Minneapolis, St, Paul and Chicago, and the principal towns In Central Wisconsin. ruuman rajace Sleeping and chair . cars' In service. The Dining cars'are operatid In the.lnter. est 01 its patrons,, the most elegant service ever Inaugurated..! Meals are served "a la Carte. To obtain ijfirstlass tenlea your ticket should read via The Wisconsin Central Lines. for all connections at Chicago and Milwaukee For eastern points, dcketfall informaitoq call on Sodrj nearest ticket agent or write jr JAS. C.HFOND, General Pass. ArentWUwaukM. Or IAS. A CLTCK&MMral AftYYk, SUrk Stmt Portland 0. The Northern Pacific Railroad still contlnuesjthe popular route for eastern travel and now that sprint? is opening up It becomes more 5 "? ever T"e Pleasant and com fortable accommodations furnished passengers are proverbial and need no rSD3he quick "P raade,withoSt c ange of cars is universally known, lietad traverses the most magnifi cent belt of country in the world every mile furnishing constant seen Stat ratctlv(!, and InterestlnB, w that tho traveler goes throutrh witi out fatigue and reaches the fourney'l hWiUteut, FeallznK distance. All teft W,Bton1Idahol Montaana Dakota. Nebrnskn nni ', .t" SSSfeia" JSS2?! "eiS ud rtorm7su?ocTtin7aLmon reDo? eLi?.etU0r;aUz,.D(? discomforts are met with. For tickets and full par ticulars call on " par TIIOMAS, WATT Salem, Or., NOTICE TO CONTRAOS. Sealed bids vill be rrct'ivrJ y,, directors of District No. 8 of Caco Oiegon, for th erection and enm 6-rcom schoolhouse, will basem w; inn lurnaces, etc., according to m specifications en file in tie rWiffii the said School DUtrict (u 8, ssVdi to be closed oa July 16, 1898. at m JJonds in a sufficient amount tcwctl niCtntt nrlll L. ...... 1 I- ,. ' M --.; ... uc jcijuirca in au caa tracts let. Directors reseve the right to re,'eay all bids. ' i Home id be a frame hotse witlrato waus ana tuck foundatioi. & All necessary information can Lcstsu at tte clerl's office, or brapplvalo A architect, Chas. H. Bofggraf, S1 v(iWH( 1 CoquilltCity, Oregon, Jane 21, & Civet- it niYflJ District Clerk of District 8. Ct!""5 Oregon Short vthe- & CO. Agents 20U Miles shorter and a whole half day than any other line to Oman; eas cttyr bU Louis and a suthern and southeastern clt xnree routes east via De x'aui, ana uinings, Mont, offices of connecting lines, eist Yla Omaha, you can s see the Trans-Mississippi A.C.SI Uen'IafWt, Quickest? Safest, Che Lhe for all poinU East and sout J tivtr, rccunuig;uuur can, l'nllsS skepinj carr. and upholstered tort liu'can on nllltbrounh train. BOISE &BARrjjJ o n'HatSalBl Trave'ling P7Z 1 r.. ' i-d.a ha TUd SUeet Pordand. rC'n I . y- . wtJ ADE ME A vmi&s&XKTrti pr7timpoUncy,KjfiriT,--rilta I ((v:ker mnn- Mumeri i Ft bt. 1 TJJis at Jtou go tojiu and Jpsllion. won awr 1 cietloni. Thru eJ?ue fit o maa for stadjTi,H e ri?.."1? Th!l E L,mrUoi zr" rn ui jus jia,J fail's?"?' "!l i?Sk5 tn in tim J' ... aaq itt npoa UTBfDM POM11T8 writluB inuiratilsa to w. Jot-WtiDY orsaielnSaliOr., by Scuifa est' ''PRY I CUl TTaJ dlKbKK ror bdi IrrlUJBuXinsB ' a. .... . or niflB. rn?uu wmm. PliJ ,auih ItHtEusiCwsBcuCo. ?S? 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