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Newspaper Page Text& k Troubles of a I Pastor's Wife 27tit woman xvas peculiarly afflicted ; physicians could do nothing to relieve her, yet she was cured in a simple way. She now sends a message to suffering humanity whtch should be helpful. PtobMy no frktt woman ever suffered fust Mr. Afemt did, the wifc of Rev. A. R. Adams, castor of the Christian church at Blaadimville, III. Physicians xrttt bf fled by her ailment, and for years tie wa compelled to live a life of torture. ,To-diy the it well and the ttory of her offering and recovery will touch a respon sive cord in the heart ol every woman. " About tix yean ago," Mid Mrs. Adams, "my health began to fail. The first trouble I noticed wat with my stomach food did not agree with me, and my appetite failed until I could scarcely eat. 44 1 would begin to bloat before I wat through with a meal, and the food felt like a stone In my ttomach. 44 After eating I would have paint in my ttomach with a smothered feeling which would finally extend into my throat and chest accompanied by a choking sensation. ' ' I began to bloat all over and my hands and feet commenced swelling until I thought I had dropsy. "In a short time I had pain and soreness In my left tide which extended across my back accompanied by dizziness, and then followed severe paroxysms of pain extend ing from the lower part of my ttomach into the region of my heart. "During these spells a hard ridge as large a my arm would appear in the left tide of say stomach and around the left tide. 'I had a feeling of heaviness In my head and at timet could scarcely hold it up or keep my eyes open, yet when night came I could not sleep. I also suffered intensely from female trouble. " I doctored with ten different physicians, but wat not benefited. No two of the doc tors diagnosed my case the tame. "One day my husband noticed an article regarding Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People in the newspaper, and induced me to try the pills. "I began taking them, but experienced no relief until I had used the sixth box. 1 continued taking them and after using eleven boxes was greatly benefited. "I wat also troubled with nervous pros tration and numbness of my right hand and arm. My hand hurt so at timet, tingling and burning, that I could hardly endure the pain, but that has all passed away. " I now know what it means to eat a good meal without suffering afterwards, and en joy a good night's rest. "I am again able to do my work, and have done more this summer than in all the last four years put together. "I feel safe in saying that it is all due to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and consider it my duty to let people know what these pills have done for me, at it may be the means of relief for others who are suffering." Diseases strange to physicians J symp toms that defied diagnosis, have succumbed' to the potent influence of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Druggists everywhere consider them to be one of the most valuable remedial agents known to science. i Daily Capital Journal; BV fclOH-BR BllOTHBRa, SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1898. Dolly, Ono Tear (33.00, in Advance. Dally,' Four Months $1 00, iu Advnnoo. Weekly, Ono Year $1.00, la Advnnco HOME INDUSTRIES. Jn considering tliu mutter or home Industries It Is bettor to recognize tlio fact that there are two sl'lcs to tlio question. While the disposition anions a majority of tlio people, to tako It for granted that Roods brought from a dlstunco arc better than goodt produced at homo, Is reprehensible; yet they find au excuso In tho fact that they can often buy the outsldo goods tho cheapest. "Buy where you can buy tho cheap est" Is pretty wood business adylce,as a rule, and tho nvorugo man Is some what averse to ousting his bread upon tho waters by paying more for a local product than ho would huye to pay for tho sumo thing brought from u dis tance. It too often happens that tho local producer, In Getting his selling price, -Instead of putting It at tho lowest "llguro that ho can afford, and trying to thus capture the trado to tho exclusion of outsldo goods,- will ask, fully ns much or a llulq, inoro than' the 'tfrlco' of tho outside goods and depend ou the local spirit to throw tho ttado to. himsolf. To Illustrate thjs po'.nt: .Tho pro prietor of a logging camp ontjo went to a neighboring farm In quest of potatoes, and asked -tlio farmer his price. The latter replied: "Well, thoy!vouldcostyou'a oont a pouni, in town, and It would cost you two bits a sack to get 'um up here. Oh, I guess a cent and quarter a pound will bo about right." Tho logger didn't buy; and tho result was that the farmor was, obliged to tako his pota toes toJLown and soil them there for three quarters of u cent per pound and tho logger bought them afterward at ono cent, Now, if the agrlcultur- 1st had .bcenjrcnsonablo enough to mako his price otic cent, they would each have saved twenty live cents per hundred by I he transaction. America's Greatest 'Medicine is Hood's Sarsaparilla, Which absolutely : ,' ',, v Cures every form of Impure blood, from The pimple on your Face to the great Scrofula sore which Drains your system, thousands of people JftestiftjiatIicibaVr . Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Catarrh, Rheumatism And That Tired -, Feeling. Remember this Ad get Hood's And oaly Hood's. Local producers might learn some thing by Ptudltiu Hie methods or the sugar trust. When German or Chi nese sugar Invades our markets, the frust pits down the prlco until Im portation from those -countries If checked; then they recoup themselves I by nutting the price again on a prof itable level, Another point worthy of study on tho part of tho local -producer Is the question of advertising. No great business, other than a- natural 1110 nopoly.ls built up now-a-days without a liberal expenditure for printer' Ink., if you wish people to buy your goods, you must bring the goods to their attention, No matter horv much Inclined a man may be to pat ronlzo home Industry, when ho comes to buy, If ho docs not know that the artlclo ho wants Is produced hen , and also know hnw, when and where he; can procure It, he li very likely to supply himself .at the llrst opportunity, whether the nrtlcle Is home made or not. The produce) must keep his goods before tho public If ho wishes to work up a trade utid thcro Is no way of doing this that It better for the local producer than Judicious advertising In the local nowspapers. This Is not uttered to boom the advertising patronage ot tho Jouunal; It Is good, common business senso and Is endorsed by Up most successful business men of Un united States, Let Salem producers II x their prices utalowtlguro and then keep their goods, prominently before tho public by whatever advertising device Is best adapted to their purposo, and there will not bo so much complaint that loc.il Industry Is uot properly patronized. 1 1 1 1 Povrrty How In ' Portland. There Is an old Haying that one-hall of tho peuplo do not kuo'v how the other half live, but It Is surprising to know how cheaply ono can exist In Oregon's, chief city. Whoro ono Is accosted on tho street with "Please mister will you be so kind as to give me 10 cents us I can get u good dinner for It." This will suroly arouse the curiosity of ono aud will naturally load to un Investigation. Portland Is allvo with 10-cont restaurants but they punctlally predominate In what I known as tho White Chapel or Notth rind of the City, and arc con ducted both by Americans and Japanese. For a 10-cont dlnnor, you can get cither loast beef, poik, mutton, boiled, or baked Biihuo", with mashed potatoes and a dish of green pcabor beans, with bread and butler, green onions or radishes, with tea, coffee, or milk, and for u cheap breakfast you can produco a plate of hot cake with syrup and butter, cotfee or tea for tho modest sum of 6 cents. In ttieso good days or prosper lty they arc pot only 'patronized by tho poorer classes but also by tho middle class, who think that a penny sayed Is as good as a poony earned, and;at the same time you can get till you can eat for tho s(.mplo sum ot ten cents. You will find everything in the ten cent restaurant near, and clean, but where tho profit comes Into the proprietors Is a question which may bo loft to tho ones most familiar with tlio eating huuse business. Then si ftr,we lioye tho barber shops wh eh advertise a uond shave with cL-an towels fur live cent, and tho regular quota of ten cent lodging hou-os, where the beds are remarkably clean and the rooms provided with soap, towels and the necessary toilet. The , city Is Invaded by the Eastern Racket stores where the penny bargain counters abound and where one can I get more trash, especially In the tin ware line, for a quarter of a dollar than will load an express wagon, and with a ticket thrown In which entitles you to participate In a weekly drawing for a cheap grade bicycle, or an oil painting of the battle of Manila. Then comes our Hebrow brcthcrn with his cheap dry goods.wherc a suit of underclothes can bo purchaFed. for tho sura of 25 cents, and a negligee shirt at the same price, very fine straw hats at 10 and 15 cents and summer sox at 3 pair for a nickel. Here a person can live a cheap as In any part of the world, but Just the same the 5 and 10 cents Is a great deal harder to procure for a meal than the 25 and f0 cents were In the good old days that are past and gone. And no doubt Portland Is In keeping with the times, and Is Just as metropolian and up-todatc as any city In the world Not Yellow Fever. Washington, July 22. Health Olllcer Doty at New York reports that the suspicious cases of sickness on the Seneca, which nrrlvrd at quarantine with a large number of men from Shaftcr's army, are not yellow feycr. Tho following tcleirram was received by Surgeon General Sternberg, of the army, lrom Mr. Doty, teday: "Quarantine on Seneca passeugf r nay bo raised In morning (July 22.) Please wire where and to whom 1 wll lellver those detained." The surgeon-general directed that he a.en be taken to Fort Hamilton, vncro Surgeon Ilalferty Is ready to ecclvo them. Dr. Doty -became convinced today hut his first diagnosis of the fever uses ou the Seneca was a correct me, and that nothing worse than ualarlal existed. lie, therefore, icgan the discharge of some of those sent to Hoffman island. The surgeon general today notified Dr. Doty that tho sick at Huffman and Swlncburnc isluuds were to be sent to the barrucks ind hospital at Fort Hamilton as won as ilic doctor saw flit to release iliem from his custody. Dr. Doty tonight replied that In tccordunco with this notice and -vlthout orders the sick and wounded ent to the station on Hoffman Island would bo landed by the quaia itlno ) uts at Port Hamilton tomorrow uornlng. Five of those ut Hoffman slum developed slight cases ot ualarlal fcyer today and wero sent to iwlnburno. A Beautiful Present MMnnmaMMiBnHBHaiMnMMHBBiBaM In order to further introduce ELASTIC STARCH (Flat Iron Brand), the manufacturers, I. C. Hubinger Bros. Co., of Keokuk, Iowa, have decided to GIVE AWAY a beautiful present with each package of starch sold. These presents are in the form of Beautiful Pastel Pictures I i They are 13x19 inches in size, and are entitled as follews: HI How s This I We olfer Ono Hundred Dollars Rc vard for any case of Caturrah that :un nut be cured by Hull's Catarrh Jure. t J. Ciiknry & Co., Props., Toledo.O. Wo the undersigned, having known F J. Cheney for the lat 15 years, und lulleve III in perfectly honorable In all luslness transactions und financially ible to curry out- any obligations nude by their firm. West & Tmux. Wholesale Druggist, Toledo, O., Wuldlng ICIunun & Mur- vl 11. Wholesale Druggls's Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern ally, acting directly upon tho blood and uiucous surfaces of the system. Prlco, 75c, tier bottle. Sold by all Drugglbts. Testimonials free. Reported Defect Madrid, July 23. According to u dispatch from Hong Kong, the In surgents attacked Manila, but were repulsed with 11 loss of 500, Spaniards having but fifty killed and wounded Tho second attuck was equally un successful. r ivlrAr ra v -u " uncertain element. A sick man is like a man who Roes up In a balloon. lie l blown hither and thither by the winds of tlUea&e. A traveler by rail or steamer has a regular track. lie is reasona bly certain of reaching: a Riven destination; but the balloonist is at the mercy of totally No track, no course. no rudder, 110 cerwiiity that any breete may not nrmif uesinicuon. So with the sick roan, Ills disordered constitution renders every natural operation uncertain. No otirau can be depended on to do its normal work. The stomach will not digest food; the liver will not filter bil ious poisons from the blood; the kidneys and skin will ntit excrete the waste. No regular nourishing or purlfrlnjr process Is Koine on. There is no certainty except the certainty of suHerinr. In all dyspeptic, bilious, debilitated con. ditlons, what is needed is to change the ab normal, erratic operations or the system into a natural, reirular. straightforward pro gress jq the right direction. Nothing in the wotul wtu uo this so rapidly ana certainly aa Dr. Pierce' Golden Medical Discovery. It directly regulates the vitalising (unc tions. It sets the stomach and liver into natural, healthy operation and gives the blood-miking glands power to manufacture an abundance of pure, rich blood, It creates appetite, builds up muscular strength, and banishes nervousness and neuralgia. As it can be assimilated by the weakest stomach, its nourishing properties are far superior to nauseating cod liver oil In severe coughs and all wasting diseases. The druggist who recommends something else as "just as good" is thinking more of bis extra profit on the "just as good " kind than of your welfare. Lilacs and Pansies. Pansies and Marguerites. IHsilP W8. SLlCH fr MQ'jiwJHoeooicms'' Ml FFSSTTFAfOKCE Rt tut raimo or this irtscH w,u c n ms H rvuw .w rw Of ANT OTHER ITAKIH. ...-uiaOTMO hi. "J.CifUBIHGERBROS'C? KUKjem.NrWrlAVI hMfflCUKJqttrWri wujtoou Wiid American Poppies. Lilacs and Iris. i i i These rare pictures, four in number, by the renowned pastel artist, R. LeRoy.of New York, have been chosen lrom the very choicest subjects in ins siuuio anu arc nuw uuercu lor mc nrsi nrne 10 111c ijuuiic. t The pictures are accurately reproduced in all the colors used in the orig- $ inals, and are pronounced by competent critics, works of art. S Pastel pictures are the correct thing for the home, nothing surpassing W them in beauty, richness of color and artistic merit. 9 One of these pictures I Ba sr I Z LcfpTckof ESf BC StafOll I purchased of your grocer. It is the best laundry starch on the market, and is sold for 10 cents a package. Ask your grocer for this starch and get a S beautiful picture. 9 ALL GROCERS KEEP ELASTIC STARCH. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE MecMS0ce99ecee&&cdee&38sec8sc9cst FI-OM A SUFi'fc.KliK How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bon Healed After 35 Years. Cheualis. Wash., April 9, 1808. Ur J F. Cook, Salem, Or: 1 received your letter and was gh d o hear from you. You want to knn ucwiuyleg Is getting along.' It 1 u 'Ight; the flesh Is growing out ov die ihln bone and is turning whltt 11 Is .or, straight yet, but I think 1 will be as strulght as the other le when wurm weather comes on. I ca work most of the time. Tho "the doctors told me 1 could never b urcd without splitting It and scrap ug the bone, but they are mUtukei It Is geulng well without ciotlnu -crupiug, so they do not know as uiuc i 'hey thouuht they did, but you ut ill rltrht, for you have done Ju3t wlm you said you could do. I will unswt any questions you ask about my leg Very truly yours, A. COOPEIt. Dr. Cook's otllcc Is at 301 Libert street, Sulem Dallas The total Indebtedness of Polk county Is $95,411.88. The Chief Bu cess of Mileshurg, Pa., says DeWitts Little Ii ily Risers are the best pill he ever used in his lamily during forty years I house keeping They cure constipation, sick headache and stomach and liver trouble mall in size but great iu results, Stone drugstore. Lawn Social. The Ladles of the Central Congre gatlonal Church will give a lawt social at 548 State St. on Mondui evening July 25,1898, fiomOto 11 o'clock. Ice cream und Lcmnnud will he served, E'erybidy cordlall invited. 7 22 2 CC lhanks, of I.ewisvillc, Teias, write thai one box ol DeWitt's Wiicfi Haeel Salvi was w rth 50.00 tn him It cured his pile if ten jears itandin ;. He adtiscs others t it. It cures eczema, skin (lipases and ol t nate sores, btonc Drug St re. Sick headache absolutely and permantntl) cur d by mini; Mol.i Tea. A pleasant herl Irink Cuies constipation and Indigestioi makes you e t, sleep, work and h ppy. Sat H faction guaranteed or money back. 2jc and Lunn & Urooks druggist. OASTORIA. The Kind You H?e Always Bought Bears ths 1 iw mub mn na'B fliwan Phoenix and Golden Eagle Hlcycles at Mitchell, Lewis & Slayer Co. branch (opposite brewery.) Phoenix $50 and m. Golden $27. 50 and $30. F. F. Caky, Manager. 7-Ctf. Keat negligee or laundned, white or colored shirts und good woric snirtsat the New York Racket at low prices. 20 2d l Summer Normal School. Tho Marlon county Summer Normal conducted by J. J Kraps aud County Supt. Jones has completed tint week of faithful work ut the East Sa leui school. Twenty-five teachers are enrolled. This school Is lor other besides teachers who desire to stud) the branches for county und state papers. 7-18-0t Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker't Dyi-en.U Tablets, One little tal.let will give imnediate relict or money refunded villi in handsome tin boxes at 25c. Lunn & Urooks druggists. iiick headache, blliousnrss, constitution and a I liver and stomach troubl . can be quickly cured bv using those famous lit le pills known as DcWiltsl.it' le Early Risers. They are plessnt in tt u: and nttver grie. Stone Diuj. Store. OASTORTA. fisars tin j lha Kind Yon Hit) Always Bonght Killed From Ambush, Cincinnatti, July 22 The Commercial Tribune's special from Oarboursvllle, Ky., says: John Uaker and a colored man were killed by unknown persons In ambush Raker was out 00 ball and was ac companied by two negroes, whom he omployed; to guard him enrnute to Manchester. Ono of the negroes escaped. AH connected with the Wulto.Uoward, or the Garrard Raker factions uro guarded when they travel, TODAY'S MARKET. PoRTLAND,July 24. Wheat valley 63: Walla Walla, 00c. Flour Portland, $3.75; Superfine 82.25 per bbl. Oats White 3839c. Hay Good, $ll(a)12.00 per ton. Hops -512jc;ofd crop 4(20c. Wool Vulley, 1012c; Eastern Oregon, 8tf 12c. Millstuu Bran,$15;shorts, $15. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.50 turkeys, live, 1012jc. Etrgs Oregon, idlc per doz. Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 8YS8c. under 00 lb9,0KS7c;sheep pelts,15(tf20c. Onions $1.50 per sack. Uutter liest dairy, 2530c; fancy creamery, 50e(355c a roll. Potatoes, 3035c per sack. Hotrs Ileavy, 84.75. Mutton Wcatheis3jc; dressed, OJc, Beef Htecrs,$3(g3.50j cows, $2.50l', dressed, 5 7. SALKM MARKET. Wheat 54c. 30ats 25c. Hay Baled, cheat. $8 00. Flour In wholesale lots, $3 75; re tall $4 CO. Hogs drcsed, 51c. Live cattle 23c. Veal 53. Butter Dairy 1215c; creamery, 15(a)20c. Sheep Live, $2.50$3. Wool Best. 15c. Mohair 25c Hops -Best 3J5c. Eggs-13c in cash, Poultry Hens, 7o; spring chickens Oc. Farm smoked meats Bacon, 8Jc. ham, 10c shoulder, 8J9c. Potatoes 10c. A CHILD Et'JOYS The pleasant llavor, gentle nctlon, and soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when b I need of a laxative, and If the father nnuiother be costive or billions, the or st cratlfylng results follow Its us.e; mnhatltis the best family remedy so twn. Every family, should have k ottle. Manufactured by the Call Ifornla Fig Syrup Co. m Thousands of persons have been cured o piles by using De Witt's Witch hazel Salve It heals promptly and cures eczema and all .km diseases. It pves immediate relief Stone Drugstore. OASTOHIA. Bears th jf 8 Kind Von Havo Always Bought The editor of the Evai.s City, Pa., Globe, writes. ' One Minute Cough Cure is rightly nam d It cured my children after all other remedies failed." It cures coughs colds and ill throat and lung troubles. Stone Drug More. Just Arrived. Tho noted healer and Oregon cliru voyant, Doctor Anna Martin, who has perrormed wunders at Portland and other points; she reveals the past, present und future through crystal irlass. Has wonderful nlfts Cun be consulted on business und all affairs of life, ut 317 High street. 7-15 Ct Acke 's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a hi sitive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, raising Ut he food dis rets after eating or any form of dyrpepsia One little tablet gives im. mediate relief, :5c and and 50c. Lunn & Urooks, druggist". CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. the Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of t DAILY I I 25c. ! J a monthTby mail.J DAILY I 25C a month by mail, ; Oregon's Greatest War Newspaper. . 1 .. ,i.,iiv Associated Press report ever taken tE natir capita.. woEjrAjga- TSSSSStflSn-" Z0-AU important news a day ahead of the Orcgonian, largest Backbone of monopoly is broken, WMJ CntraCt fr day Aosociated Press report ever published in Oregon at 25c a month daily, n r i--i! (.. .! 3rlfc !n hot weather. Hot news of hot times for hot readers in hot weather, By Mail. ) Daily 25c a Month By Mail, Independent, able, cheapest, Most war news, Order direct or through postmaster, " TO POSTMASTERS ESPECIALLY, The circulation of a live dally paprr at your town does more to increase the Income of a postoillce than any ither one airencv. The Daily Journal is so cheap, 25c u month, that it is the easiest circulated of any paper in Oregon, By pushing the Daily Journal postmasters can pnsl. their own bnblnessard Income. all postmasters know that their patrons want three things: 1. They want the latest war news. 2. They want It the quickest. 3. They want It the cheapest. The Capital Journal hits the bullscye all three times in succession. , greatest war in history, Neyer In thirty years has there been such exciting hews as during this war with Spain, It is a war for liberty in which every American citi zen Is vitally interested. The Jour nal always has the tUst news of Importance, The Jour nal had the tlrst news of ttis sinking of the Maine, of the declaration or war, of Dewey's and Sampson's victories, and always gives It readers the earliest and most reliable news. postmasters don't worry about the T ..w JouRNAL.lt stops coming the day the subscription ex- A war daily, Upholds war policy, American to the core, plrcs. Review a week before your time Is out and dwi't miss a nuiLbcr as each IsMie is a complete newspaper and each daySshlstory Is a history by Itself. POSTMASTER INCREASE YOUR INCOME by gettlnir all the farmers around tticorulng'in every uay for a cheap Dally Paper that they can afford to take. POSTMASTERS DON'T SEND STAMPS, Send a money order or silver coin Vn pniiinikinn (tn f Ito Hf.'QT f)VI? Cent Daily In the World. f 25c a month J by mail, 4 W 25c a month by mail, . PATRONIZE HOUR INDUSTRY By Smoking VACUA ! io Cent Cigar. Made fom the finest imported stock on the uiarKei. i) union moor not oy tenement house system, loo btate St.Salem.Or. 7.20 im Corvallis & Eastern R. Company, For aquina: Tram leaves Albany 12:50 p, m Train leave. CorvallU 1 .45 p. m, Tiain arrive ut Yaquina &1.0 n. m. 2. Keturuine Leaves Yaquina 7:00a.m. Leaves Corvallis ll'4oa, m Ainve Alhnnv .,. For Detreit: Leaves Corvallis 700 a, m, Leaves Albany jj5 a, m. Arrive Detroit .--., n , a-.-w J. 4JU. eturning: i-eaves uettoit 12:40 p.m. Leave Albany 605 a. m. Arrive Lorvlhs 6:55 p. m. 1 uu . v.uuiici.1 a iioany wun soutnun racinc train giving airect service 10 and Iron. Newi ort and a jjacent beaches. Train for the mountains arrives at Detroit at noon giviny ample time to each campini, grounds on the Breitenbush and Santiau EDWIN 8TONE, Manager, II. l.WALDEN, T F ScP.A. J. TURNER, t Agent Albany. 0.1..&N. EAST kHd SOUTH -VIA- IDE SHASTA ROJTE DEPART FOR Fast Mail a pm TIME SCHEDUIK. F.tm Portland. Spokane Flyer 2 pm 8 p m Kfllt T.al nn.,.r 17 Worth i"lm-.Vn kr.nt City, St Louts, Chicago AUU 1.4H. 7pm Walla Walla. " Spokane. Minneapolis St. ram, uuiu'n, Milwaukee Cbi cagj and East OCEAN STEAMSHIPS All sailing dates sub ject to chartre. For San Francisco.' Sail July 5. 9,13, ,7l 2, z5.z. To Alaska; bail uly 19 ARRIVE. 8pm ex. Sun Satuiday 10 pm TAKE THE Candian Pacific R.R. And Soo Pacific Line 7am Tues Thurs and Sat Spokane I'lver 10:15 a m OF THE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILYj 6:00 P M 8:25 p 7--4S A Ml Lv MJ-Lv m) Ar, ..Portland. ..Ar 19:30 AM ...Satem ... Lv.J7.-00 am San Francisco Lv 800 p m 4 pm 4pm Above trninc tt, n a. nil : i . . beLi-nr.r.nr,'::.:' ,'.",i,Ja, .' --. ..... ".wu, turner, Marion Jeflerson, Albany, Tangent, Sliedds, Halsey, ft. n ' r uaKla"a- ana all sta. tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive. RravnitDr. ..... .. ,unu wIL, , 1JA1LY. ..Ar (4-'3orM Lv J I 50P M Lv (7.MOA M COLUMBIA RIVER STEAMERS To Astoria and way land '"61 1DDI .ex Sun 6am Mon Wed Fri WILLAMETTE ND Vdfllt! I Tit,,. ,. lOregon Ci.y, Dayton ind 3,"3u0Pm wy landings . ,, ." Will Evaporate Fruit. Mr Civ. llyii, f the Ni wberg Evuporutln cutupany, who hut Ieu. d the Salem cunnery, put some men at work Friday repairing the plunt, During the coming season the evapor ating plant will be run to Its full ca naclty. It Is predicted that this sea. son's work will lead to tho oporatlon of both the canning and evaporating plants next year. Did Much Good Whole Family Donoflted by Hood's. "Uood'a Samaparllla has done much good In oar family. It has cured us ol t he grip, and we found It Just the thing for broncaial trouble and constipation. We would not be without Hood's and recom mend it as an efficient blood purifier." Kobkkt Cousins, Klchardson, Wash. Sarsa parilla taitineanolia St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto New York and all points eaat and soi-theast, dafto"1" 'ale$' bCltscrvice " comm. . Sr1pehT0U,i!t ,I?;per t0 Minneapolis St. Panl. Toronto, Montreal, Boston u Portland, Me., without change Canadian Pacific Railway Go's. Empress ineorsteamships to Japan and China The tasiest and finen h,v. - .1 . .. ocean. Shn... ..i Tr'. "" "" cih. orient. " ""' roBle to th. Caoadian Australian Leave Kipwia l.45 a ra ilou Wed riday WIUAMETTB RIVER Portland (0 Salem ana way landings SNAKE RIVER RipariatoLewiston 430 p 0 rues Thurs Sat Lv Lew. Istoi S"4S arn sun Tum Thurs Hood's To Honolul.-, Fiji and shortest route t the colies rur rates, 10 on or address, S. S. Co. Australia Th I era and an; information cat F.N Is the bast In (aet the One True Wood rurtner. Hood's Pills KSH DERBY & CO.. 1b.w.gTeSi,-u' 'ri" !.. rurtland, O, Dutticl Passenger AVen,.coaw, p. Agent, 146 fmWl?.M 01mm: Kth for PcM t,. ,!E"8tMm'' SitUrH....2...,"dTBe,dri Ibursdav n iraiufrc in ... . .1 the .:" ""' c." e at Orerf Cii 'nptickeu 0 ,Ka ih"e: W3 . California ortheV"'1 " made 11 Pi..j .l.nc ..t. Conneetino rim lints. mn u tai. ocean and r-AnBURT. M. POWERS i V "" nland,0 &). TOWERS. Agent, Trade street dock EOISE & BARKER. City Agents. 755i ajax tari rtj ! '"'"l aix. Ai,:',?,??Ji.T cvt aaHwrasas" - it'?M' ".tl7 sad n'.'"B" tn ia Urr SXirass3MSi k O.'tOAMI I.U Pnr,Ur,,l" loy5SAMfLv....Salem..., 5:20 P M Ar.. Ioseburg. ruilman ti.fL, ru ., : : . . ..c, o.cccr ana second-class s)eeplnRcarSattached to all throuCh trains BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. ;.-. .. uaiiy except Sunday.l ,W M I Lf. . ..Portland.. At (.Tu 'i"Ur... Corvalli,:. gfjg! trains ol the O.Cr&ErRy nnCCt W"h EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY I Fvr-DT :,.., . .. , f5 P M J-v.... Portland.... Ar) 8-ae a WOP m Lr... McMinnvi lie Lvl l;l a m J3Q PMJAr independence LvlLlo a m teSSiSft R th &jcu from W. W. skmNFR ' " F btainH Salem a'NLR, Ticket t.ient C. It a,aoi..R.l KOEHLER, Manauer. ""a. u. F. & P. A. Ponland When Going East Minne.8pofi!h",s,faSS,.!i.n,e.i" eling between taierrte" laCe WeePS nd chair .cars The Dinin ctoflu pa,o7T:Perat-'d, the inter, everina,,;,? ?.nI'"'h.e eleCant service Cart- " Ul weals ae served a la ld0SnTafirS'-eIas' ""' your ticke The Wisconsin Central Lines. '!fo"S,ntastCh,MEo-n4MiIw.ktc c- r. JAS. C. PrtMni c f IAS. A CLorK,rmM,.w-"' fc k Street Portlaodi Dr M'1 AE nt Wis ST JTILWELL DETEfyrivn' inw ,rs- 2 WI'Bwtall'l Cat Ito .. &Jz? and nri... . ' ' ,ue"n. attorneys at lu-,C1'e',"t'":-Prepareato.r.n.ac naraet ... . P'utUl (.nrtlntrleaW ' 6orre '!" Vfni "-on- ' "H UOTl t mi A iS" , jw,. 1 1 1 1 iiii 'iMtih