Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, July 30, 1898, Image 2

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How He Spent the Greater Part of His Life- A
Time When His, Life was in Danger.
SHTURIJAY, JULY 30, 1898.
Daily, One Yaar- $3,00, in Advance,
Dally, Tour Montlta $1 00. in Advanoe.
Weekly, One. X $1-00, in Advanoe
THE CUCKOO PRESS.
If Itbc trup, as Hip dRpntelie8 In
dicated, tliat President McKlnly Is
averse to launching tbo United States
upon tho proposed new course of terri
torial QK'ttrcsston, lie should, In Justice
to the Gnckooi, liavn tilvcti a lilnt of
Ills Intentions Home time nun. It will
bo extremely embarrassing to tile
'journals which have been shouting so
liistjly for the annexation of the Phil-
Jpplncs, the Ludronc?, the Carolines,
the Canaries, Cuba, Porto Itlco, and
the point of land in Africa opposite
Gibraltar. Of course, some of the ex
clusively gold standard oranR would
not hesitate to turn and rend the
- president, should their masters direct
them to do so, but It seems that tho
ITew York banking Interests are be
ginning to use llielr jnllucnccln op
position to tho Imperialistic, policy.
It must lie remembered Hint mil
lions of Spanish bontH arc held by the
allied banking Interests, and that, If
Spain Is stripped of all her sources of
revenue, there will be 11 Jieavy loss on
those bonds. This makes It reason,
able to suppose that tho u,rcnt finan
ciering combine will soon cdmo prom
inently to the Trent, In an cfTort save
to Spain some ot tho possessions from
which sliocan squeeze a reyenuo. In
that case, wo may oxnect to sco n most
radical change In thu tono of the
"great" newspapers that hayo hecn
whooplqg up the policy of untram
melled piracy. Thoso who owe itl
legluRce to tho obl comblno alnno
will lw called down, and tlioaq who
think-only through tho udmlnlstra
Hon quill will also display their won
derfi)l agility ns trimmers.
It Is to bo hoped that Mr, McKlnlcy
has been correctly reported, rind lie
should be given all the credit which la
duie.UIf.lHu.brii!gs.UilHcouutry back
Into the wukjpg reaim.nf coiumnn
senna and common honesty, out ';of
tho nlghtiuareof territorial conquest
and aggression, Je will, bo, taking a
long step Iowa r"5 proving Ills tltlo to
a niche In the toruplo of fame.- It has
been, iiinre thaiv anything else, 11
budden aberration, n debauch. Wo
entered upon thlri witr-fti ilit) (initio
of humanity, and with a secondary
determination to "unncmbor tho
Maine," Not until after tho llrsl, day
ot May did ,woawakovto tho possibil
ity of territorial conquest, Thpn
mWenly the air was full of It. Tho
Microbe attacked the "great" dallies
first, and tho disease broke out in tho
country jnowflpapcr olTlces as fast as
tho mall could wrry to them the
Infection, Our wliojo policy) foreign
and domestic, our whole future as a
nation, was to lie radically changed,
an1 changed lnstr.nl 1y,ltiKiut reflec
tion, without any calm discussion
and weighing of pros and cons. The
chance to grab suddenly Itself, made
many of our Intensely "honorable'
fellow citizens as suddenly fall down
and worship the fetich or tho
highwaymen. Many forgot complete
ly the cause for which we ent t6
war. A "great dally, published Id
Portland, Oregon, said editorially il
a few days age: "Nor can we restore
them (tho Philippines) toHnaln, for
that would bo n confession that we
had gone to war without cause."
Equally Complete utrophv of Mid
organs of memory Is shown In I lie
same "great" paper when It says:
"Self-preservation forbids that this
vantage point In tho commerce of tho
Pacllicshouhl he thrown away aftcrtlie
expenditure of life and great treasure
Jn Hh acquisition.'' (Ono man killed
and no ships damaged.) This shows
the distressing sort of logic which
characterizes the Imperialistic press;
so docs tho following, from the same
seurce: "No indemnity from Spain,
If Spain were in n position to pay Ini
demnitles, will compensate for the
damage our trade would sustain In
the abandonment, ' How can our
trade Lc so Irreparably damaged by
the relinquishment of a position
that i) never had, and never
had the slightest expectation
or having, until a couple of
months ago?
It Is not probable that thu people
havo been bo suddenly swept olf their
feet by this Jack ln-thc-box appari
tion of I Imperialistic Jingoism, and
their sound common nemo, without
regard to party, will commend Mr.
McKlnlcy's moderation, it lie takes
tho genuine American courso in this
mutter;
Tar, Jouhnai. Is receiving some de
cidedly ludicrous ii'iusu fiom the
cuckoo press of the state, 011 account
of its nntl-plratlcal position. '1 ho
most amusing variety, howoycr, comes
from those editors who agree perfectly
with Tin: Journal, conclusions but
go out of their way to condemn Its
motives, nu exact knowledge of these
alleged motives lielng Involved
from the critic's Inner consciousness
Siiilf
liPlvmfrx?lWilji t)FW ill'
eresc was co
ducted In rjfcn armory) drlW hall' and
was wuncssea oy n Finau crown, tap
tain V. J. Riley, and Lieutenants J.
CRutenlcnod Allien Case, aresnicn
did military men, courteous and picas-1
ant, though siern in the enforcement ,
or regulations governing a inllllary 1
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I'i.iiu. ii .it'iYci 1, 111 liiiHi'r i;iiv it tine ' M , ,
ntii.. .....u. ,..... i 1.. .i 1 One of the ttauncbest aupportera of ttie
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.. . ....:. " uccunncr wii.iiuia tic umi uiKn 10 ice
nmcerscinajmiiery. - m u ,jrAj a,,hop of,n5"hMl
1 have notyet been nmmjtl lint will Im.
announced In h few dnys.Onparti:il up
oolntnient of olllcern already made, '
Salem fared quite well, receiving two 1
nut of six appointments .lay I5)w 1
eriilati vylll bur(jijnj lli jo'snab Ui I
li'acksione and' .iriiiialnled litiiiself !
with the duties or a sergeant while
Hurlle Moore, the genial prcsj-rlptlon
clerk tor Lunn Si Hrookn, did duty
fortheilrst time Thursday ns corporal.
Thursday evening secured leave of ,
absence, from i until ,10 p. m. during '
which time saw Phil Mctrclian Jr.
who holds u responslhlc position In
Weils, Fargo & Go's Hank, nnd Clias.
Townsend, who does clerical work In'
the business ofllceof the same com
pany. Chas. JMIodgkln, son of Dep
uty State Treasurer P. E.Hmlgkln, Is
shipping clerk In the large wholesale
hardware establishment of Cnrbett,
Falling & Co,
Members of battery Hrc to lie. up
and ready for roll call nt 0 a, ui.
Rrcakfust Is served at 0:.'J0, dinner at
tho noon hour and supper at 6. p. We
arc to l)e In bed nt 11 p. in. when the
lights, are extinguished.
We drill In squads In the armory
drill hall every morning from 8 to 0:30
or 10 O'clock nnd In the aftirncon
from J to D:.'(0 o'clock. Tho battery Is
becoming quite prollclcnt Id tho pre
liminary tactics and as they arc sue
ccfslvcly mastered, more dllllcult ma
neuvers will bo given for drill.
One of the linker City boys voiced
the sentiment or not only his Dakcr
City colleagues but also or the Salem
volunteers, who aro not one whit less
patriotic, when upon bclngjokcd by a
friend, who predicted for him n
"grass-mowing canipilga" at Van
couver Barracks, ho replied, "yes, and
wcwll) eat tluv hay too, by gosh."
Contrary to expectations, Mattery
It has been quartered In UieO. N. G.
armory In this city since reaching
here Tuesday morning.
The writer has besn nllloially In
formed, however, that the battery
will bo removed to Vnnrntner In tho
rear future.
The universal talk of peace that Is
now receiving so much aticnllon is
causing many or the boys, who are
very'nnxlous to 'sco service, to look
blue and feel discouraged. Hut the
majority arc still hopeful of lielng
ordered out yet.
More anon.
MJJIRS- EIPERIEKCF
Prom tht Frtt 1'rtt 4 Detroit, iflch.
lie liat been iuperintendent
ine operation tod when the i
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OUR SOLDIER REPORTER,
What a Hale'm Boy Finds to Write About
John W,
editor
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Extremely Weak
Bflnt Med Cmmh Lam f
ApetH aiMi Fhwl RfMk Hewn-
Hd's SMpmM Cure.
" I Wt my itlte d about all I lived
mi U4 1wqwJb. My ttrength w
It mm. tNH wmI; I could hardly
ere14M torn. At, Mat I w Ukim very
iek, (km talguktoa UM im my Mood
wea U dm aitd lie gave weaiel&e bt
ft tUat Mi help 'mm. I J4 prtUy Much
l m taavk l iMdkiM, but Uefct I
mtfrt be Hm4'M 8mm
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Mi 1mv0l wiaa aM my avlleriac
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m'm1' Mr VPW- m vplHi
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f Since lEnltetlni;.
Following letter Istfrom Jc
Oochranfor several ye'Ars city
of tho JoDRNAt.. no has enlisted as
a member of baXtory R, Llgh't
Artillery. Says they will get their
equipments nbout Ang. 16.
roiiTf.ANt), July 20, Couch street
armory, Dattery II, U S. Vols.f-Tie
graqd sepd-cIT tpncred- Salem's
quota or liattcry II, Light Artillery,
Oregon Volunteers, as It left for
Portland Tuesday morning elicited
many u complimentary remark from
the young volunteers.
Reaching Portland we left the train
on the East Side and inarched thence
to the O. N, 0. Armory on Tenth nnd
Couch streets, where wd were enthu
siastically received by the Raker City
contingent, A more Jolly g od
naturcd company of yoting men than
those sent from Jtaker City Is hard to
lind. The majority of them resigned
clerical positions comumnd'ng remu
nerative salary while many rorosuk. tho
profession thoy had entered upon, In
order that they might enter the
service or Uncle Sam.
Our mess null baying not yet Ikhmi
arranged, the buttery tookdluucr and
supper Tuesday at the Merchants
hotel. Wednesday morning wo began
eating. itqvrMiuenl rations. We lime
an experienced cook from Maker City.
a member of tho batlery. Our victuals
art of tha most, substantial kind.
Itew, fresh maj, bacon, jKitatocs,
eonee and m without milk, and J
wcu wunoiit nutter. Frequently
www klnd.hearled (terstin nciiiN ns a
letirf delicious fruit which the
loy greatly appreciate, it Is nslnn-
ISHIHtf l HtUl t o
ICWA BOY ON THE OREGON.
A Colleee Hoy's Job Is That of Powder
Monkey Uolow the Decks,
Davenport Republican: The ro
lowing extract Is rrom a letter re
ceived by deo. Dunham, or North
Sixth Street, from a room mate and
school mato In Armour Institute,
Chicago, Douglas P. Oreeu. Green
enlisted In the Illinois naval reserve
and was among those assigned to tho
Oregon,
Juno 21, OlV Santiaqo. Dear
Dunham: I suppnso you know nil
that happened to ns until we came
aboard tho Oregon. Wcllt the Or
egon, New York, Potter nnd May
flower camo down, to Santiago to
gether. Wo bombirtled the forts on
Oth and also on the Kith. 1 can't tell
you anything nbout It because I -did
not.seo It. I urn down In tho Maga
zine, supplying ummunlt Ion for : the
after starboard 8-Inch guns. Tho
nolso Is something terrific. The re
port or tho i:Mnch guns will lift
your cap olf and stand every hair
on your head straight up, Glass an
Inch and a half thlch Is shivered Into
fragments and steel plntes I Inch
mxjob a. c. BISHOP.
MaJ. Blibop ha had ouusual experience
In that line of work and probably few are 10
well qualified to apeak, tntelligenUy of it
a he. For the greater part of hia life he
hi beeli engagea in water wart. amJJe one
of the oldeat and beat known clril engineera
north of the Ohio river.
Commencing in 3850, he wai for a number
of yeara an asaistatit engineer for the Hud.
son Hirer Railroad, and later held like posi
tlona with the Qeneaee "Valley Canal, New
York, and alao the Des Molnea Hirer Im
Dsorement and Railroad Co.
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uutrinltmleiii and eninneer
AirintrttLtlan. I
Major iUUhoD waa attached to thealancfa
ungvuirr iiriirrni v-iisuiucrjin, vi me aib
tloual Onard of New York, with the rank
oi Major from ic.u to leua.
He hut been lmaled in Detroit tince 1685,
and hai a large arquaintanee among the bull
uen men and cltiteua of thia city.
ITwoara ago, for the first iime, Major
OilliopVtraa in the h6pital. Koi1 twd nionthi
he had the beat of medical attendance but
when he waa discharged he waa not like the
Major llUhop of old.
Vv'len'askedrep3rdijig hia health, he said:
"When I1 had my latt spell of alikneia
and came out of the hospital I was a sorry
sight. I could not gain my strength, niid
could not walk oer a block for several
weeks.
"1 noticed some, articles in the newspapers
regarding' Dr. Williams' Pink Pills fur Pale
People, which uiminced me that they were
worth trying and bought two boxes. I did
not take them for my complexion but for
stredtrth. Afler using them -I felt better,
and know they did me worlds of good. I
am pleased tu recommend them to mtalide
who need a tonic or to build up a shuttered
constitution. "A. C. Himioh."
Subscribed and sworn to before me thli
eighth day .f JanuarJVlkU8.
Jioeiijir K. IKti.i, JH , jXbtiwy liibtie.
The purr, powerful egetble incredienta
in Dr. Williumt' Pink Pills for Pale People
supply thr antiilote for poisonous matter in
the lilood and add those elements needed to
build up body rind brains. Many diseases
lunn supMel by the medical profession to
be incurable hare succumbed to the potent
Influence oft hot- pills. They can be taken
by young or I'M hiiitr l.tmnlesa in their
nature, but powirful in eliminating disease.
DiiOreQD's i Greafesl War-
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25c I
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DAILY i
25c.
a month By -mail,
to ,
Newspaper.
TIIK DAILY CAIM'J
..... . 1. .i.,i ii-,o.j ri.iiit, ever titWeii
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VM .mportanl news a day ahead of the Oregonian,
Baekboneo'f moopo.y iS broke, OJJSSr '"
, u:a LZX Urt ever published in Oregon at Zc a monui u-..y.
Hot news of hot times for hot readers in hot weather,
thlclc nro warped by the shocks
Hawsers three and a half Inches thick
are torn In two. Now that I nm used
to It I don't mind it much. In the
magazine It is 11s to 12.') degrees
Fahrenheit, even with the fans going.
I wear a pair of drawers cot off nt
the knees and a par of shoes.
When "genera! quarters" sound
you arc supposed to get to your sta
tion a9 soon as possible.
One night a torpedo boat camo out,
or was thought to have come out,
"(lenernl quarters" woke mo up and I
went on the run for the magazine. 1
got from tho gun deck to the berth
desk all right, but when I slruck.tlie
hatch leading from the borth deck to
the orlop deck there was no ladder.
1 kept right on going, however, and
lit right In a tub full of water right
below. Ileyond getting t-lightly
damp I was not hurt. Ono of the
boys came down in a bright red money
belt nnd a worried look. Another
wore a pair of socks and a pair of
Iloston hose supporters. Our otllcer
nearly split laughing, as, after all, it
was a false alarm.
wc went down to Ouantanamo
twice. The first time we landed a few
marines and took possession until the
800 marines landed. Then they burnt
all the buildings they had captured.
Tlio second time wedroppod four 13
Incli shells into the town, doing quite
a bit of damage. Kor since the
troops landed there has been more or
less evo'y day. 1 can hear tho faint
report of guns. I think we will have
the place In about a week. Then
perhaps we will tro to Porto Itlco.
DouaiJs H. (iitiir.N,
How s This I
We olfer Onotlltindrcd Dollars Re
ward for any cuse or Catarrah that
can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. 1 1
I .1. Ciu:ni:y &Co. Prons.. Toledo.O.
We tho undersigned, having known
I OlinnAi; fn. 4 Im lnnl iri ..... .s
uiiw.i.,! iui uuu ll.nu 111 JTCUIB, 1111(1
P. J.
believe him perreetly honorable Itf all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations
madoby their firm.
West fcTrnux, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo. O , Waldlng Klunan & Mur
yln, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern
ally, uctintr directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Price, 75c. per lwittle. Hold by all
Druggists. Testimonials tree.
Eczema !
The Only Cure, i
Eczema it more than a skin disease.
and no skin remedies can cure It. The I
doctors aro uimblo to elTect a, cure,, nnd 1
their mineral mixtures are damaKinu
to the most powerful constitution, The
whole trouble is In (he blood, and I
aiwits Bpecitio (a ;tim otuy remedy
which can reuolOMclf dfajp-'seated blood
Ice Cieam and Water Ices
Talk about your Now York Ice
(team and water Ices ror 25c a quart
"well say" the Willamette Hotel
furnishes for lunch and dinner every
day tho Hnest in tho land, Tho
"DewoyIIobson" Ice cream also the
".Schley Sampson" claret Ice miiife
from 10 year old wino nnd does tint
cost, you a ceni extra.
FPOM A SUFFERER.
How A. Cooper Had a Rotten Uone
Healed 1 After J3S lYean..
CiiEHALis, "Wash., April 0, 1808.
Dr. J. 1 Cook, Salem, Or:
1 received your letter and was Kind
to hear from you. You want to know
how my leg Is getting alomr. It is
all right; the llcsh Is growing out over
the shin bone and is turning white,
it Is not straight yet, but I tbinlc it
All) be as straight ns the other leg
when warm weather comes on. I can
work most of the time. The other
doctors told me 1 could never be
cured wlthoutsplittlng it and scrap
ing the bone, but they arc mistaken.
It. Is getting well without cuttlni: or
scraping, so they do not know as much
as they tlioucht they did, but you arc
nil rlulit, for you have done Just what
you said you could do. I will answer
nny questions you ask about my leg.
Very truly yours,
A. Coopr.it.
in. Cook's olllccjis at 1301 Liberty
street, Salem
Call for Warrants,
Notice is hereby ulven that there are
funds on hand applicable to the pay
ments of all warrants of the city of
Salem, endorbcd on or before Sept.G,
1890, draw upon tho general fund.
Please present said warrants for pay
ment at Ladd & Hush bank, as inter
est on same will cease from the date
of this notice.
A. A. Lnn,
City Treasurer.
Salem, July !), 1808. 20-10t
By
Mail, I
Daily 25c. a Month!
-By
Mail,
Independent, able, cheapest,
Most war news.
Order direct or through postmaster,
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TO POSTMASTi:nS ESPECIALLY,
The circulation or a live dally paprr
at your town docs more to increase
the Income or a postoftlce than any
other one agency. The Daily
Journal is fo cheap, 2."c a month,
that it is the easiest, circulated or any
paper in Oregon, Hy pushing the
Daily Jouunai. postmasters can
pnsl. their own bnslnessaed Income.
ALL POSTMASTERS KNOW
that their patrons want three things:
1. They want the latest war news.
2. Tfiey want It the quickest.
. They want it the cheapest.
Tub Capital Journal lilts the
bullscye all three times in succession.
GREATEST WAP IN HISTORY,
Neyer in thirty years has there
been such exciting hews as during
this war with Spain, It Is a war ror
liberty In which eyery American citi
zen Is vitally Interested. The Jour
nal always lias the llrst
news or Importance, The Jour
nal had the lirst news ot tlis sinking
or the Maine, or the declaration of
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 D ..i.y JouiiNAL.lt stops
coming the day the subscription ex-
A war daily,
Upholds war pojicy.
Americaato the core,
plrcs. Review a week before your
time Is out and don't miss u number
as each Issue Is a complete newspaper
and each day''ihlstory Is a history by
Itself.
POSTMASTER INCREASE YOUR INCOME
by gettlmr all the tanners arouud
locomlng'ln everyday ror a cheap
Dally Paper that they can afford to
take.
POSTMASTERS JDON'T SEND STAMPS
Send a money order or silver coin
No commission on the Best Onk
Cent Daily In 'the Werld: '
SUBSCRIBERS ORDBR'BLANK,
9rAs each day has a complete history, don't miss a single issue- Renew before time expires or. following blank:
The Chief Durjjess of Milesburc, Ta., says
DeWitts Little Hirly Risers are the best pilU
he ever used In his lamily during forty years
f house keeping They cure constipation,
sick headache and stomach ami liver 'rouble.
Small In size hut great it, results Stone
drugstore.
Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's
Dyj.ensia Tablets, One little tablet will
give immediate relief or money refunded,
'sold in handsome tin I oxes at 25c. I.urm &
Itrooks. druggists.
Phoenix and Golden Eagle Bicycles
at Mitchell, Lewls&SiayerCo. branch
(opposite brewery.) Phoenix $.r0 and
$75, Golden $27. 50 and $30.
V. V. Caky, Mannger.
7-n-tr.
Acler's Englidi Rem:dy Will Slop a
cough at any time, and will cure the worst
cold in twelve hours, or money refunded.
25c and 5cc. Lunn & llrooks druggists
The War Is On No Surrender.
Chas. W. Hillenbrand has made the
celebrated New York Ico Creajti for
twenty years all others Imitators.
Quarts 2!c., or 10 cents a dish, Next
dcorto Bed Fronfdrugstore. 7-i(!td.
Send Dally (or Weekly) Capital Journal months to address below
order tu coin for $ '
Kind cncWwd postoillce money
Name.
Postoillce.
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Hy Stnokiug
VACUNA !
10 Cent Cigar.
IJMade from'the finest imported stock on the
market. Hy junion labornot by tenement
house system. 100 State Rt.Salem.Or. 7.20 im
itJll Ha
Em-m south
VIA
FHE SHASTARO'JTE
Corvallis & Eastern
R, R. Company,
1, tor Yaquins:
Train leaves Albany 12:50 p, 111.
train leaves lorvams
1:4? P.
Ceo j.
C. HlanUs, of Lewlsvillc, Tiaas, writes
ne box of DeWiu's Witth Haiti Salve
W.C
11. . ...
u.ui uue no ui uciniira xuui uatei halve
vias w nil 150.00(0 bint It cured his piles
of (en years Handing. He ad lises others to
it. It cures eczema, skin dhrawj ,nd oh
linalc tntes. Ston Drug M re
diieasos.
Kciema brolo out on my daughter, and con
turned to iprtad until
her 'bead waa entirely
covered. Shawu treated
by nveral good doctor,
but draw vrone, and the
dreadful dlaease apretd
to her face. Bits waa
lakan to two celebrated
health springs, but re
ccltd no benefit. Many
itent medlotnea vers tv.n imt win.niit ...
ault. until dooldad to try B. B. 8.,and by the
lluie the drat bottle vraa OiiUhd, bar head If
Km to neal, A doten bottles cured her eonj
)ltlr and left Ueraaln perfectly aruoolli. She .
U now aliteen yeara old, and haa a magnificent '
Kruwlh ot hair. Not a aln of the dreadful
dlaeaao hat ever returned.
II. T. 8uoaK,
H70t Lucas Ave.. Bt. Ixiuls, Mo.
Don't expect local applications of
soap aim aaivea to cure Kciema, Tbey ' pi
raoh only the surface. whll the dl-, It
we cornea irom within. Swift's
tfcio
Wanted.
L.1llV (If UUIlLsollo.lt ir. r.ir flimmm
i If troll Co. Call on or address .1. M,
'Woodruff, manager for Salem. Ore-
gen,
7 20 .U
. mkwLLwLk
mw w m-
ILf .
pt1UmmtSBimA
JHasraJa'asVRr9Ef1, .
I
VVlu rour. bailies against disease by acting
pnaiptly. One Minute Cough Cine pro
tliioch Immediate results. When taken early
1 il rrerents coiiiumption. And in'latter siacei
1 I.I .' .1... ... .. 7'
muiMica iiruniiH renei, Mone IJruf More.
Summer Resorts.
Will take camp outtlts and parties
to coast nnd mountains with easy
hacks and uood service. Apply to
1'.. rresmall, Crcan ery restaurant.
7 l td
Drink a Keeping of Mokio Tea pefore tearing
at night, and see liow soundly you will sleep
and how joyously you will awake in the
morning It supplies food for tnc blood
while you sleep, produces a clear and beauti
ful complexion, aid cures constipation and
sick headache, t.unn & Drooks, druggist.
Notice,
1 will not lie responsible for any
debts con tractcd by nny one but my
M?lf. Wai.thk Monr.r.Y,
Salem, July 2.", 1898. 7-2tltf
Rob Moore, of IaKyetle, Ind says that
for constipation he has found DeWitts Little
Eatly Htsers tole perfect. '1 hey never gripe.
Try them for stomach and liver tioubles.
Stone Drug Store.
headache,
deliehtfnl
the skin,
O.A.
JUntae
Wftutan
'ToaaiA.,
lha Kiad Yoa Naw Atwart BwgM
s i no ana tou
lliousandt of persons have Iwn m.,.1 nt
uestiy using ixwuni witch Hairl Salve,
t heals promnltv and cures euema nn.l ll
skin liNeas. It t,ives Immediate re lef
Stone Drug Siore
Nfokl Tea nositlvelv cures sick
indigestion and constipation. A
drink. Removes all eruptions of
producing a perfect complexion, or money te
funded, a? cents ami o cents, l.unn Jc
llrooks, druggists
llie editor of the Kvana City, Pa., Globe,
writes, One Minute Cough Cure is rightly
nam d. It aired my children after all other
remedies failed " It cures ctuighs colds and
all throat and lung trouble- Stone Drug
"tore.
Train arrive at Yaquina.
. nciuriiiug.
Leaves Yaquina 7:00 a.m.
I raves Corvallis 1 1 '40 a, m.
Atrive Albany 12.-25 p. m.
For Detroit
Leaves CorvahW 7;oo a. m.
Leaves Albany ..... Sj a, m.
Arrive Detroit 1220 p. in.
Returning:
leaves Detroit ,..12:40 p.m.
I.eae Albany ..... 6:05a.m.
Arrive Corvallis 6:55 P- "'
1 and 2 connect at Albany with Soulhern
Pacific train giving direct service to and from
Newport and adjacent beaches.
Train for the mountains arrivestt Detroit
at noon giving ample time to teach camping
grounds on the lireitenbush and Santiain
rivers same day.
KDWIN 8TONB,
Manacer,
II. .1. WAI.DEN,
T. K. S: V. A.
4 J. TURNER,
1 Agent Albany.
DFPART
I OK
Fat
Mail
8 pm
Spokane
I' Iyer
2 p m
H p 111
TIME SCIICDULK.
From Portland.
lalt Lake. Denver F.
Worth, Omaha, Kansas
City, ht. 1mis, Chicago
and Fast.
TAKfc. 'II IF.
Candian Pacific R,R.
And Soo Pacific Line
7 pm"
..C.,.
Sfnt
ex, Sun.
Saturday
10 pm
Walla Walla. - Spokane.
Minneapolis, m. Paul,
uuiwii.MiinaiikeeChi
cago and East
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
All sailing dales su'u
iect to chanpe.
For San Francisco;
Sail July 5. 9i 13, ,7)21
5.29.
ARR1VP.
iSpokane
H)er
10:15
am
4pm
Olf I HE
Southern Pacific Co
6:00 r
S.-25 p
7-'45 a
KXPRKSS TRAINS RUN DAILY
M Lv... Portland. ..Arfoyo
MlLv....Satem ....LvJf-to
M) Ar. SanFrftncUco.Lv J8oo
A M
A M
PM
ro'AUska;
t Saitijuly 15
f VV-"-yr
aoLUMiiiA Rivr.us
S'lEAMERH
7a in
Tues
Thurs
and Sat
6am
Mon
Wed
I-n
MiuneapolU
St. Paul
-TO
Aokei's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a
licstibe'guarantecVCures'heait-buro, raising
oft he fixxl ilistrets afler eating or any form
of dyspepsia One little tablet giys, Im.
mediata relief, 5c and and 50c. llunn
llrooks fdyiegUtM' ,
CC C&ir
)!
The
Blood
I Use anlr oure and will reach tins iatot .
ob4hMt turn. It Is far ahtt ef all!
CASTOR I A
r Iafaati anil CUUrMs.
MWreii,beeieiteiireMM4UH fvMH IN Mti AJW IrWrrU
nninunt of lnni
..... "WMAWHTM dally In fi-ed I wWa-wWoTow! their re. 8.S.8.I
in rwnery oj tm Um. IAir Insuuco Ire'y veetW, una h tht? only blood 1 Bears tbo
'dBlny lij jx.uHt fresh mtJ'?WMN"! tQ cwtlrj ho ot, ! suiwUniof
' l 1 ..w. J AS ... k - - ' aaaaBMi MaataMMJalei'W r3 ni.alWI 111 1 11 oral 1 t
XrwT&L?
H ...,,,.r rrVT( """frrm lnai(ICS,j
2Ug
QowfMiy, AttwrtaOsVrgto.
Kt ItM no cJlow with nr, Mil.' Putu ?l
"Ilh.nk DeWill'k Witch Hard S live Is the
finest preparation on the market for piles."
So writes John C. Dunn, of Wheeling, W,
Va. Try it and you Mill think the same
It also cures ecrema and all skin diseases
Stone Dtug Store.
mck neaiiaciietu omieiy ivl tieinuAcntly
euiad by uilrg Mukl Tea, A pleasant herb
drink (,uies constipation ami indigestion,
makes )ou ot, sleep, orV atvl -ppy. Sat
IsfactUai euaranteeil or iiuuie back, 35c and
l.unn & llrooks druggut
Chicago
I'Mladelpma
Wathingtun
Montreal
Toronto
Ne,Yurk
, . , . - boston
and all (oints east and soi'theast
Cheapest tates, hetservice and accoatmo.
lUtlons
-Through touilst sleeiers to Jtinneapohs,
St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, Wton and
i-oruanu, me,, witnout cnange.
CiMiaB Faulk Railway h Fapress
ine of steamships to Japan anl China
The (astest and Cneit ships on the Pacific
ocean. Shortest ami lt route to the
orient.
I.eave
Kipatia
i.'5am
Mon
Wed
Friday
Io Astoria anil
ings,
wavjand
WILUMEHE AND
YAMHILL Rivrw
Oregon City, Dayton and
yunaingt
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Portland lo Salem
aim way landings
SNAKE RIVER
HHgiiiloUubtoo,. ,
1"
4 pm
en Sun
3.7opni
iH Or,
Wtd
.'topai
Tues
I burs
Sat
Above trains slnn 91 .il ..-: 1 :
jetlerion, Albany, Tangent, Sheddi. Halsey,
Cn,,1,' Jun'on C,;jr' KuBen. Crcsweft
Cottage Oroye, Dram, Oakland, and all 'sia
lions from Rosehurg to Ashland, inclusive.
"""" ami- -OAILY.
830 A Ml LvV.i.Pbrtland.Ar" (430 m
'P5S a u Lv..i'.Salem.... Lv Ji eo"r u
I u lman bulSt sleeper and second-clu,
S)cepn,Rcariatached tS all througrT tra"
WEbT SIDE DIVISION.
" mTh m f0""1-" ND CORVALLIS.
Abdjjtiauidaily except Sunday.l
730 AMI Lv l'.flTi n .-fr4r- T.
iiUjr-LAr,, . iCorvailisV. Lv VA, p u
A AM,--.. -; t: - :
artiuaiuy
iMlwofite'o. cr&E0Ry " C0"neCt Wi"
-""""AIM DAILY ffcWr SUNDAY.
- .iiucpciuirnrf ivi ..
'Co A U
riin.. - .. : ! r
twu:T' I"? .San Francisco with
.,:m. ., "uu , uental and
:. .,r r '",es 'or
oaiung uat
bv Iw,
into 1
i-MSam
Surr
Tues
Thurs
niLUMFTL' ni.tr... .77
wRTUNaliA.vl9Js.
Ruth for I'ortlan.1 TuLu. ii."cimc'
Saturday 7T15 a. m, fl """'V 8
UIUSSSSS.-' fltt
top tickets to all point.!,? n Je. mbJ
"ejt Portland with all An Conn,:cflia8
over lines, " '" 'and
Pftpifi ftnail
IAPAN ANn 'iriwa
irnng dates on appf.catlon
Kates ami 1 M,..l .- ..
Europe. Al ,TX, "S"-. -Poin!s- .?'
LULU and AIIsiiTaiitA ' .' ,,u"
from W w ciA.&lAi "? t obtain.-1
Salem. "wnfllil(. ''det Aent
er.
'on I and
C II MAHl-nal; ?.0En-ER, Manag,
"-WAKKIIAM, O. V.&f.A. Portl
When Going East
MmneawHs'i1ass1l,,11e '", traveling betwee
ween
ie
X
ali
eufca "v uiKg 1 nose imuou Mite pint Mtown
D Wilts Ultle Eailv Risers. Thtv are
dcat la 1 : iiU per gtlpe. Stone Drug
Stole. ' P "
4 T
imhw Australian
Tu Ilonolub-, Fiji and Australia
shortast roate t the colonies.
ror tates, l 'era and any
urr or aiuursi,.
S. S. Co.
nit
intVmualion cx!
JW.H.HURLIIURT.
a 1 l'as. Afit. I'ortlan.1 iv
Aent, Trade street
8 " -
NADERUV- Jfe cpl
J1 3 ... RSeW. SilenT,J 0
9 JllW.Tl3KEER.Tt
uen-i i'ic a,.. 11-. . ;-'.
. m. K)WF.i v.r:. ".- ,.ouuIu,
Salem. '"' "ul "ane street dock'
I'OISE H I1AUKER,
, I , ' c"y Agenis.
f -I? rw Iftawi l r .- Minn iff
rnTffXi l-f-?
man hai... -- ---
'"" taiarp vi(ih 11.
m service. --i"ii no cnair cars
nuVtrBo,"rSj,r'Ie,a'-'d1 '" tinier.
evcrinauSd' m 7 ci3nl s"vi
Carts. L a Meas seived a la
"'ouldre;i,v,rS,-flx"lselr
your ticke
The Wisconsin
Antral Lines.
i.iid
Agent, 146 third street. ISutUnl.
IV J. COVI.K,
pUtU,'awpgeriA(enr. Vancouver, l
Or
Bissau at hi
lUtiita.KSiV.F
53tW!iSS5Sm&
C.'pl-r.ST:'- 60TiW!?"ai4eU
'f'aiiconneeiinn. .. ..,
For eastern ,'V -u'C0ttnd Milwauke
ii-ilir TT . '" lints.
:r!.u.itniormationll
'l''t3ttr wilt? n bdr Mit
General pa A& WND
VS. a A. , .ASlMll wiukei..
"'I Portland ()r
Or
Stark
AS. A CriEr.mMi,lwult".
Krreet IwV, f,'nl Aecnl Wli
hi iir -----
' n
.?!."' '' B" Francisco. CaL To
Otmavku.
' J Kearny
am;;:::!i.rn'ne'"''at5orne,.at
' Cfc7ru,,M -Spared to ,r.nc.
eh
vlul
l-lllinUIl unA
"' 1 Hni.lt nt all oi tjhai MWkt
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