Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, April 01, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text5JjS5wiWKfei?3jp r v utiH.iHO.yH - , 6. W. JOHNSON & CO. UR SPRING STOCK -IN EVERY DE- v7 Dartmeni is now Hfcr 1 dmvv vou n line Men, Boys or Children that crnnot fail to please you. Our prices are the very lowest All we ask of you is to call and examine our Stock and prices, we will do the rest. G W. JobDsoo and Company, Salem, 257 Commercial Street. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. BY BOITBR BROTHBR3, SATURDAY APRIL 1, 1809. Daily, Ono Tear $3.00, in Advance Daily, Four Months $1 00, L' Advance. Weekly, Ono Year $1.00, In Advance A QOOD PLATFORM. EQUAL and exact Justice to all men, of what Lsoever porsunslon, religions or pelitical: pOfcoo, commerce, and Irleuuuiip with all nn tlons, entangling alinncos with nono; th sup port of tho otnto Kovernmuuts in nil their right, im tho most compctontnilmlnlstratlnnn for our domestic concerns, and the Htirtst bulwarks against nntl-ltopubllcnn tendencies; the preser vation of thuKcnernl government In 118 vrholu constitutional ltror. n' tho sheet anchor ol our penco at homo nnd snfety abroad; iroodom of rollitloni freciloin of tho press ....... thoso principles form tho bright coiiBtcllntion which m nono before tig, nnd gnlded our steps hroUKli onuu'o of revolution and reformation. T1IOMAH jnwmwoN. THE IDEAS TAUGHT BY EASTER SEASON. THE With glorious sunshine, with music of birds, uud nature's wealth of wild flowers tho Easter time brings the advent of another season, when tho perfumed atmosphere and milder temperatures give tho world renewed life. Hope nnd nullvlty are uwakened and all aro aroused by the excitement of added beauties on every hand out of doors. Nuturo lures us out of our shells. Once more wo express admira tion for tho blue sky, tho green land scapes and tho golden sunshine. Music and (lowers bear in upon the soul their Hoods of unconscious beauty. The higher and nobler souses are ap pealed to, Even tho air Is perfumed with the subtle scent of the growing grass and the budding trees. The faint and delicate odors of our Spring wild (lowers can only bo en joyed If wo go to their haunts or gather them Into our homes. The music of the birds will search us out. Their caroling will surround our homes and even penetrate to our busi ness otllces. Their matin concerts begin early In the day and their ves per harmonics extend Into Mia night. And then tho Insistent power of light I now It creeps Into our dark ened windows from earliest dawn, tormenting the tired sleeper and lingering even In early spring until long after sundown. As the seuson advances It Is scarcely dark by 0 o'clock and as the twilight comes on S. S. S. G TO THE Promptly Readies the Seat of all Blood Diseases and ...... , aiwnya promptly reaches and cures any RlirflQ lhfl Wflm fiflQPC disease where the blood is in any way involved UMBO llltj nUIOl UrJoGii Everyone who has had experience witl blood diseases knows that there are no ail ments or troubles so obstinate and difficult to cure Very few remedies olairn toouresuch real, deep-seated blood diseases as S. S. S. cures, nnd nono can offer sueh incontrovertible evidenceof merit 8 8 S. is not merely a tonio it Is a cure 1 It goes down to the very seat of all blood disease, and got at the foundation of the very worst cases, and routs the poison from the system Itdoes no ke other remedies, dry up the polion and hale it from view temporarily. -...j "JureuKjonu again more violently man ever; 3. a. a forces out every m o w ' ana rias tne 8y8tom OI lt forever t ;-Ie, Montgomery, Ala., writes: ' my babe with hini .,.. lAIBUU uj iuidtj r ,,i- , ---- .vrvu loin i j. rtaa tuicicu vinu wioa auu VL i hea4 to foot an I" my great extre nity I prayed to n ., V Prominent -physicians trenti-d me. but all r,.,iC ' . ine mercury ana potash, which they Srn,tnlmedTt0 uel o the awM A11"6 ' SfflS?8' 1 w" advised by friends who had ei. proved fe m6d.e b L' to tr7 Swift'8 Spciflc T ' tothrtrlmf8t?rt'?? the medicine seemed to go direct botTlw S ? trou,ble ?nd t0 the poison out Twenty bottles cured me completely." Swift's Specific- S. S. S. FOR SrSi'cS Bl00d "on, Valuable book, mailed VreeTylwiftBpeciflc Company, Atlant,, Ga. can of Clnrhinir for pithpr f S I if tho atmosphere grows every moment more heavily laden with perfume. Surely these admonitions of beauty, are warnings of a life and thought above und beyond us for our elevation and Inspiration. Not without plan or Intention aro these wealths of beauty displayed to tho eye, prepared for the car, or sent to klndlo a glow of pruls-e In our souls. If wc hear not or see not or feel not, It Is not the fault of any but ourselves. Arc not these idcas,that must break In upon the dimmest consciousness dt tho Enstcr time, premonitions of a inoro than material existence ? Who can hear the sweet voices of tho songsters calling out from tho skies, or catch the perfumes from meadow and woodland, or breathe tho sun warmed balsam-scented atmosplicre, und still declare himself but a ma terialistic clod, only u chance or ac cident of tho animal kingdom, and not a part of the divine creation ? THE SALEM OF THE FUTURE. With all tho advantages of a beau tiful natural location, completely surrounded by a rich farming country, having tho stato capltol und state In stitutions, there is no reason why Salem should not become the wealth iest, most prosperous nnd most beau tiful city In tlio stato. Rut It must be thut every citizen owes a duty to himself and the city to make it so, and not leave all to depend upon the offorts of tho mayor and city olllclals. Those gentlemen can do a great deal to put the business affairs of our city in order. They can keep our books, records and accounts. They can prevent debts being contracted Against tho city and can seourn econ omy of expenditure. Hut they can not Infuse spirit und enterprise Into u moss-back citizen. They cannot make peoplo honest, or compel u shiftless property owner to paint his property, Improve his premises and abolish nuisances against tho public. On tho occasion of tho visit from tho national cdltorlul association in July Salem should proscnt tho ap pearance of tho most beautiful, the most sightly and the cleanest city on all their Journeys. Thoro should be no woodpiles on tho streets, no rub bish heaps, old barrels and boxos on In evory test mndo S. S. S. easily demonstrates its superiority over otltoi blood remedies It matters not how ob stinate tho case, nor what othor treat ment or remedies have failed, 8. S. K Some years ho infected complete, we was covered with sores and THE BLOOD tho alleys, no dclapldated sidewalks In front our premises. The Salem of the future can bo nr, more than tho aggregate industry, In telligence and public spirit of our people will produce, A community can rise no higher than the source whence- flows Its euergles-tho minds of Its people, If Its school houses arc beautiful but tho surroundings nre unsightly muddy playgrounds what does It Indlcato? Tnlit there vas more cntcrpriso In securing conrracts for woodwork and paint than public spirit In .demand ing sightly surroundlngss for public buildings. Tho Salem of the near future should Improve the school house grounds, enclosing them with a neat low railing or coplne and remov ing unsightly outbuildings and rural looking piles of preen cord wood 9tackcd up to dry all summer long, with all the offensive abandon of Posoyvlllo, Hoop-polo county, Instead cf tho Capital of a great common wealth, The roof of tho state houso has been painted but the Salem of tho immediate future should present a stato house at least as white and well painted us the Ma rion county court house. Our new street commissioner is making rapid progress putting a better llnlsh on nur streets. Rut ono occupation tax Is needed tho occupation of all city property with better sidewalks. There should be an order Issued by the city council to prohibit tho cover ing of all city bridges with advertise incuts of quack medicines and print ing them over with heathenish letter ing of linns thuthave gone out of ex Istcncc, Nothing gives a city such an undignified appearance. With ull our streets cleaned, our sidewalks repaired, our public places Improved, our public buildings und bridges painted, our premises kept in order, tho Salem of the future should become the permanent abodo of thrift, and a city beautiful and progressive. CITY OF EUGENE. The New boat of That Name Makes Her First Appearence at Salem. Tho now steamer, named for tho enterprising city at tho head of river nuvliratlon, lay at the O. It. & N. dock this morning on her llrst trip down. She Is owned by a Joint stock com pany consisting of business men und farmers of Eugene and vicinity, und will mako regular trips between that placo und Portland, whenever the state of the river will permit. As she draws but 10 inches, light, It Is expected that she will wallow through on very llttlo watar. Her dimensions are; length 131 ft, beam 27 ft, depth of hold 4 ft; cylin ders 112 by 00 Inches. She has plenty of room under cover for freight and 11 comfortable cabin for passengers. Above all Is a roomy pilot house presided over by dipt. J. L. Smith. All around, she if a neat llttlo boat, well udaptcd to tho run, und should provo a profltubla venture for her owners. Man Wanted, It doesn't mutter what you wunt u man for; it doesu't matter whether you want a wnltc man or a black mun, a large mun or a small man; there's u man In Salem wants toscrve you. He's Just the mun you want und if you In-s-ertun ud. In Tub Journal, columns toduy thut man will call upon you to morrow. KUSH FROM HAVANA. Volunteer Regiments Ate on the Way Home, 11 r Aaaoclnted I'reaa to tlia Journal. New Yomc, April 1. A dispatch to the Tribune from Havana says. Tho riibh of travel to the United Stutos has reached Its hlgh-wutcr mark. Within tho last two or threo days most of the volunteer reglmen'.s havo been started away in tlmo to reach Southern ports beforo April 1, tho day on which the new federal quar antine law goes into effect In ull sea board towns south of Baltimore. The Second Illlno's loft Portlund this morning. The other two or three regiments still here will havo to be taken to New York, but wll are ex pected to be out of tho Island within a month. Much Interu6t la felt here In the workings of the new quarantine law passed, which is admitted to moot conditions nn longer existing In Cuba. Vigorous application of Hip revised rules will inflict many unnecettsury hardships on Americans who have occasion to travel during the closed months between Cuba and the United Slates. Havana is now apparently as clean as the average American oily, and If the experience of the summer warrants it a vigorous ellort will be made to Induce the next congress to modify somo of the extreme restric tions of tho prosoot statute, which virtually puts an embargo on travel toUulf and South Atlantic ports fur half the) ear, The paradoxes of the money system wbleh is temporarily In forcos here are illustrated in an order recently Is 1 sued from the department of ports In January. For the sake of pulto eoo veolenee It waf, decided lo ao- ' aant. tnnnumant. for Stalling SnatllSll cept In pay, LTl at Its tam value In 'amounts not exceeding 12 cents, The other day the department discovered thut It had on hand $0000 copper pieces, which could bo disposed of only at tho sale of 00 cents on the dollar. To stop this shrinkage In receipts, the prior order to accept cop- percolnsut their nominal yatuo was rescinded. The department Is getting oven with the public, however, by charging about 31,70 In Spanish silver for 20 5 cent stamps, while the American dol lar Is quoted In sliver at tho exchange at only $1,18, Tho result of the organization of the California Wine Growers Union of California; Is an object worthy of much consideration by the prune growers of Oregon. Prior to tho or ganization of this association the business of wine making had grown to be unprofitable. Runlous compet ition from unorganized methods hud brought disaster to tho Industry. Tho producer had been precd upon by unscrupulous dealers until the business was fast declining, until wise council prevailed und an assoc iation was formed by the producers whereby their products could bo handled und disposed of from ono place. Tho result was that tho pro ducer could dlsposo of his product at a profit. Then followed tho organiz ation of tho prune growers of Santa Clara valley. This association is known as tho Pacific Coast Fruit as sociation. A representative of this concern Is now in Portland for the purpose of trying to lnduco tho Or citon pruno growers to organize nnd co-operate with this association. What stronger argument could bo produced In favor of organization than tho fol lowing words from J. Forbes Graham, a prominent Santa Clara valley grower and a director of the California con cern. "Tho organization of tho prune growers or the Santa Clara valley has already enabled them to obtain from 71 to 0 cents per pound, while the Oregon growers hayc contonted them selves with 3 to 5 cents." Sllvcrloti Is a representative pruno district, und the .novo might as well bo started rUht hero us nny other placo In the Btntc. Sllvcrton Appeal. SOME EASTER FUN. From tho Taster Number of tho New York Ltfa Amoriva'a Greatest Illustrated Humorous Weekly Men were deceivers ever. So were women. A llttlo Incenso now and then Is rel ished by the wisest men. Old lady (at lusuranco olllco:)l want to tukooutu lire Insurance policy at once, Our house Is on tiro. If a man attracted us much atton tlonhavlngu tooth pulled as ho does being hanged, he would doubtless bo Just as bravo ubout it. "Oh, Georgio I Who opened tho canary's cage?" "I did. You told mo a llttlo bird was a whispering to you whon I was naughty, so I know it must bo him, as thero was no other little bird ubout. So I opened tho cago nnd tho cut's eaten him. That's wot he's got for splitting nn mo." "Miss Teeter'H death 'was a very sudden ono, wasn't It? asked Mr.'. McUrldo. "It was, Indeed," replied Mrs Cumso. "Tho milliner sent her new Eastor hat home Just when she said alio would, und tho sho'k was so great that Miss Teeter collapsed." Hhe can swing a six-pound dumbbell, She ottu fence and sho ran box, Hhe can row upon the rirer. She can clumber 'raoui; the rocks. Bhocnn do somo hear? boullui;, And play tenuis all day Ionic; Hut tlio cannot help her mother, 'Cauno sho Isu'l rry stroiiK, Once upon a time a Ilcggar Impor tuned u Lawyer for ulms. "Let mo give you somo advice," said tho Lawyer "I'd rather you sold thoadylco and gayo mo the proceeds." ventured the Beggur trying not to seem for wurd or obtrusive. This fable touchers that under cer tain clrcumstancos tine words can be made lndliectly to butter parsnips. A magnificent ex ample of what care of health will do for a man is pre sented in the f life of Mr Gladstone, the sJJurcatest states K man of Hi, ccnturv This "Grand Old Man" at eighty-six yeara of age, retained h i s intellectual vigor unabat eu, and had not lost the sinewy grip with which lir fastened upon any subject that interested mm. Nearly every man has it in hit power U live 10 a Kiccn oiu age nice me great states man of Iiuglaud It is simply a matter of a little daily thought and regard for health If. when a man fVcls that he is a little out of sorts, he will resort to the right remedy, he will never have to submit to the more serious ills of life. Most men, when they have a headache, feel drowsy during the day and are restless during the night, and find their appetite falling off. pay little or no hetd to these warnings. The inevitable result is some dangerous and possibly fatal malady. The doctor may call it consump tion, malaria or biliousness, or perhaps some blood or skin disease It makes but little difference These troubles all have their inception in the same cause im proper and insufficient nourishment Pr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery corrects that cause. It makes the appetite keen and hearty, the digestion perfect, the liver active and the blood pure and rich. It is the great blood-maker and flesh-builder It facilitates the assimilation of the life giving elements of the food, filling the Mood with the nutriment that makes new and healthy flesh and nerve tissue. Medi cine dealers sell it "tU wuntr." write MUs taura Firml. bt Hut IKthWhtw. WMbUyteu Co , pa . " I was Misrg Ida coaMHaptlM fr ficrce's GcUUn MctKsat Uliesvery earn plettiy eurcd me." A man or woman who negleets constipa tion suffers from slow poisoning. Dorter Pierce's Pleasant PelUU ourc aenstipatlcn. One little "Pellet" is a gentle UxaUva, aud two a mild catbarti. -viiJvr'i' i s.sr jCwss " Av? (ffiP TV dillliiis o .3esi Asked to Veto a Trust Bill, Amianv, N. Y Alurch .'il. Gov ernor Roosovelt has been usked to veto tho bill now In his hands provid ing that no drugulst can legally sell medical preparations containing poison unless It be contained In a box or bottle, octagonal lu shape, with serrated edges, nnd huvlug Impressed on It the emblem of a skull and cross bones A violation of tho act is made a misdemeanor. The passage of tho bill has caused consternation In tho drug trado. It Is said to be part of a scheme to re- qulroall tho druggists In tho stato to buy a medicine bottle, -the design of which has bcon patented by residents of this stutc. The design exactly ilts tho language ol tho act. No ono elso can make it, so that tho company pos sessing tho patent will havo a prollt a bio monopoly if tho bill' becomes a law. It Is understood Mint tho drug trade Is lighting similar bills to bo Intro duced In other legislatures. On a muddy crossing oyen tho most modest woman may nil so her dress a llttlo above two feet. A urcat luwvcr. who Is now a arcat Judge und has tho very highest opinion of himself, stood as u Liberal cundl dato for Parliament at tho goncrul election of 1880. Ills Tory opponent set on f iot a rumor thut ho was nn atheist, w'joro upon Henry Smith ic marked: "Now, that's really too bad, for Mr. Is a man who docs reluc tantly acknowledge tho oxlstcncoof a Superior llelng." Copied From tho Ooiieonl Monitor Address by Rev, Mary Daker O, Eddy FinsT Ciiuncii or Cuuibt, Bcikntibt At Concohd, N. H. My Ui:lovud Bketiiren: In the annals of our denomination this church becomes historic, having com. plctcd Its organization on February 22 Washington's birthday. Momorablo dato, all uiithoutflit of until tho day had passed I Then wo beheld tho omen Religious Liberty tho Father of tho universe, and the father of our nation In concurrence. Today, with tho largo .membership of 74 communicants, you havo mot to praise God, I, as usual, at homo and alone, am with you lu spirit, Joining In your rejoicing; and my heart Is ask. log, "What aro tho angels saying or singing of this dear llttlo flock, and what Is each heart lu this house re. pcatlng, and what Is being recorded of this meeting as with tho pun of an angel ? Hear In mind always that Christi anity Is not alone a gift, but a growth Christ-ward; It Is not a creed or dogma a philosophical phantasm, nor tho opinions of u sect struggling to gain power over contending sects, and scourging tho ono In advance of It. Christianity Is IhotuimiuoiiB of Divine Lovo for man to bo Christ-like to omulate tho words ond tho works of our great Master. To attain thoreuu to men must know somewhat of the Divine principle of Jesus' llfo work, and prove their knowledge by doing as Ho bade "Go and do thou llkowiso." Wo know prlnctplo through science Tho principle or Christ Isdlylno Lovo, resistless Llfo and Truth then Us Hcleuco must bo Chrlst-llko, or Chris tian Sclenco, More than regal Is the majesty of its meekness; and Its might Is t lie cvei'-llo wing tides of truth that sweep tho universe, creato and gov ern It and Its radiant stores of knowledge tho mysterlos of exhaust loss Iiolng. Seek yo these, till you mako their trcasuio yours. 'When u young man vainly boasted "I am wise, for I havo conversed with many wtso men," Eplctctux made answer: "And I with many rich men, but I am not rich." Tho richest blessings arc obtained by la bur; aud a vusscl full, must be emptied, beforo It can ho rc-tlllud. Lawyers may know too much of hu man law 10 have a clear perception of Dlvlno Justicel and divines bo ton deeply read In scholastic theology to appreciate, or to demonstrate Chris tian charity. Losing the comprehen sive In tho technical tho Principle In Its accessories, cauito In elfuct, and faith lu sight -we lost the Science of Christianity; a piudluamuut quite like tho man who could noltsoo Loudon for Its houses. Clouds that xwlng In the sky with dumb thunderbolts parsimouluus of rain, are Been und forgotten In the same hour; while thoso with h mighty rush that waken the stagnant wu cm, aud solicit every rout and evoiy leaf with the troasuros of ruin.atlc no prais ing Kemombor, thou canst be brought Into no condition, be It ovor to seycre, where Love has not been beforo thee, and Its teudur lemon Is wait ing M100. Therefore despair nut cur murmur, for that which seeketli to save, to heal, and to deliver will guide thou, If thou fteuk this guidance Pliny gives the following decerlp tlon of the character of true great now: "Doing what decr,o to be written, and writing what doaor ves to be read; and rendering the world happUrand hotter fur having lived In It" Strive thou fur the Joy and erownoffiutfh a pilgrimage tho bar vice of such a mission. Stand by the limpid lake, looping tea sold only in WANTED WAHS, ONIONS, WEJPAY HIGnESl OilBGON GRBBN AND DRIED FRUIT CO. iipsaaa Medicated (ompirioToiiit "itLB . KI m price. (fwB,Sii i0 CBNTS iT Chemical C& ; KNOCKED IDOOIKT HARRITT & LAWRENCE Have knocked down tho price of , , . , . . 1 SPECIAL Every Article in the Store in Proportion. HAllllITT & JLAWRENCE. Old P. O. Ohooeuy mid willowy banks dyed with emerald; see therein tho mirrored Bky, nnd tho moon abluzo with her mild glory will stir thy heart. Then, In speech less prayer, ask God to enable you to lellcot God to becouio Illsown Imago and lUcncss oyon tho calm, clear, radiant reflection of Christ's glory, healing the sick, bringing tho sinner to repentance, and ralslmr the spiritu ally dead lu trespasses and sins to llfo In God. Jesus said: "If yo abide In me, nnd my words abldo In vou, yo Bhall ask what yo will, and It shall bo done unto you." Uoloved In Christ, what our Master said unto his disciples when ho sent, them to heal tho sick, and preach tho gospel I say unto yeu: "Uo yo thore foro wise as serpents, and harmless nn doves." Then, If the wisdom you manifest causes Christendom, or tho disclaimer against God, to call this "a subtle fraud," "lot your poaco re turn to you." I 1 am patient with tho nowspapcr wares, and tho present schoolboy epithets, attacks of a portion of Chris Chris teneom: 1. llccauso I sympathize with their Ignorance of Christian Science: '2. liecausc I knowthat no Christian can or docs understand this Solonco nnd not lovo It: 3. ' Dei'.auso these attacksafford op portunity for explaining Christian Sclonco, nnd, 4, liecauso It 1h written: "Tho wrath of man shall pratso Thee, tho remainder of wrath shalt Thou re strain." Rest tiRsurcd that the lnustlco done by press, and pulpit, to this denomin ation or Christians will cease, whon It no longer blesses It. "This I know, fot God Is for mo." Psalms, And lu tho words or St. Paul, "If God ho for us, who can bo against us ?" "I'm yo tho proud fsnn by, TlinaultiMlulsii4t hy Haunting folly tlod, And 'ncath tlio temple of uplifted sky do forth, and worship Uud." To this message tho Church mado this lltttug response IlKtovKU MeTMKit: In behalf of First Church of Christ1 Scientist, In Concord, N. II., wo return our heart felt thanks for tho hcautirul and lov ing moHsago you so kindly sent uh on tho ntiiilyjrwiry of your memorable address In Christian Sulonco Hall. We assure you that we shall earnestly strive to follow tho wso counsel und to hoed the tender words therein con tained. J-'alth fully, Iuvino C. T0M11.SON, president. Maiiiu.O. Gaok, Clerk. Delightful Entertainment, The members of the Catholics Ladles' Social uud Rolluf houluty and of St, Joseph's bwcioty have united In arranging for a pleasing nntortaln- ment to he given at St, Joseph's hall on Chomekota street on Easter Mon day bvoulng, April .'l. It Is to consist of a literary and musical program, the high character of which will be soen from the list given below, iiImi a grand cake walk aud basket supper. The proceeds of tho entertainment aro to be applied toward (miction of a nioiuiiient ovor thu late pastor, J. S. White. Tickets to tho entertain mont are 2o cents uud aro now mi sale by hftverul luy und girl, Following Is the pleasing pregram: Modloy Orelittolra by tho Pupils of Suurod Heart Academy. Addres Col E. Hofer VootilSulo Ml Hortha Hulfmuri Miss R, Crawford, accompanist. Ruoltatlou Mt. Angel Student Clarinet Solo Karl Pop pa VoealSolo Mr. Luku Linn Instrumental Solo... Miss Fluranoo Tillwon Recitation Mr. O'Furrell, Mt. Angel Vocal Solu (In churaotur). ...Mr. Luey Mr. T. E, On wll! (I, accompanist. Obllgato Ml Marie liertraud VoeftiSttln Mis South wlok Vueul Solo Mr. W. P. Iiubcoek Prof. TilWon, aeonmpanlht, Auetlon Sale of Supper Huketti, Grand Darkey Cuke Wak Music by Baakensto Oroliestra. Admission 25 cents. HAY AND OATS CASH PRICE. 53 Stato Street, Salem, Ore USE DR. WARNER'S MEDICATED COMPLEXION AND TOILET SOAP For tho Complexion and all skin diseases. I By Mail lOo Per Cnko or $1,00 Per Dozen. Money refunded If not satisfactory. FofSato Uy BAItll BltOS. US BtAto Bircet, ttALEM, ORK ' " "' -- " F TO 75 CTS . . . XER SACK. II IT Good News for tho Suffering Public. The envlousjrivals who were determined to make Dr. Cook trouble in the courts have backed down, and their alleged ciso wak dismissed when It came into circuit court They didn't dare to meet the truth, as Dr Cook's patient's are too numerous and they are ever gateful to the man who has cured them and can cure others. Dr. Cook makes a specialty of chronic dlseaus, and does not use poisonous ;drugs tr cure them, If you have a fdend who needs help und him to DR. J. F. COOK, mutlfttion free. 301 Liberty street EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- HJE SH,STA RO'JTE OF TIIK Southern Pacific Co KXfRIMS THAlNS HUN DAILY 61OO I' M 8,'IS I'M 8 IS A M Lv,..!l'ortland. ,.Ar (9:30 AM i 700 A M ( B.'oo I' M Y Lv, ...Satein ... Lv Ar. ban Francisco Lv Above trains stop at all principal stationr bet. Portland und Salem, Turner, Marlon eflerson, Albany. Tangent, Sheddi, Halsey Ilarriiliurg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswcfl Cottage Lrove, Drain, Oakland, and all st lions from Koscbuig to Ashland, Inclusive. H03KIIURQ Milt, .DAILY. 030 A Ml Lv ., Portland ,",A"r 4.-30 i-w 1055 A m-Lv...,Haleui.... lv- 150.TM J .'so pm) Ar . Koscburg.. Lv 7f3o M l'ullmanTiuTTot steeper and second-clas, sleeping cars attached to all through train WKSTSIDK DIVISION. IIKTWKKN PORTLAND AND CoKVAI.l.tS. Mall tiains dalljr except Sunday. 7.VAMlXv77.".W ia15 I'M) Ar....O "At Albany and- Iv, 7.. Portland,. Ar 5. 5o p u Corvallts., Lv iaoPM Corvallls connect with trains of the O. C. & 1. Ry, KXI'KMH TRAIN DAILY LKXCH1T SUNDAY. 450 p M ) Lv.... Portland.... Ar 730 1' M Lr. ...McMlnnvllle Lv 8:30 I'm) Ar Independence Lv 8. -25 A M 550 A M 450 A H Direct connections at San rrancieco Willi Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail steamship linos for JAPAN AND CHINA Sailing dates on application Kates and tickets to F-ostern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTKALLIA, can le obtatnH from W. W. SKINNKIt, Ticket Aen Salem. K. KOF.ULKK, Manager. C. II. MAKKHAM. G. F & V. A. Portland Bertha H. Hubbard. Teacher of Piano and Organ, RohI dotice ono block west of North school, corner. Special terms to beginners, 11 .11 I m J. IOUAY'8 MAKKKT. PoitTLAND Mar 20 .-Wheat yallo) 68: Walla Walla, fi7o. Flour Portlund, fU.DO; Suporllno i 16 per hbl. Oats-Wiilto 426iM3j, Hay-I8(dl0 pur ton. Hops -14Wl4o; old crop tie. Wool -Valley, 1012o; Eastern Oregon, HMl It. MlllHtulT llran. 917: shorLs. 118 OS 316 60. l)iillry-Chlokens,uilxed,td()()(p.oa turkeys, live, 13(I5o. Kuua urouon. ire nor do.. iiinun urtien, tmuuu uunts, oiiaus. under 60 lbH.7K4itheop pells,l6MS0u, unions iwunl per sack. Iluttor Host dairy, 20(fjJi5o; fancy creamery, oOs(W)5 por roll. Potulonw, $1,00 per owt. Hogs-Heavy, $1.72. 3ALUM MARKBT. Wlioat-47. Oat-'i0iflf10o. Huy Haled, Jlioat, $7.00 Flour In wiiolcwalu lots, 12 7 rM tall $3 00. Millrttuir-bran $10 00 Hogs drated. 6e. Live outtlu 2fJ8e. Sheep-Live, $&0(U$a. Voal-7o. U11 iter Dairy Iftot creamery 26o. Wool-Uesuioc. Molmlrac. Eggs- 10 in oanh. rouitry uai'iKsuis, tgwe; Farm smoked moan- 1 ilucoti, 00 bam, Oo shoulder, Oc Potatoes 80c. Applc-60o. I I IIS US1 TAKE THE - Canadian Pacific R.R And aoo Pacific Line ' TO Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto Nw York . .i . . Boiton ai.t all point eait andsoothewt. Cheapest tatei, bestieiylce and accommo dations Through tourist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. Panl, Toronto, Montreal, and Uoston without change Canadian Pacific Railway Go's. Empress tne of steamships to Japan and China. The fastest and Guest ships on the Pacific ocean. Shortest and best ronte to the orient ian Australian S, S. Co. To Honolulu, Fiji and Australia The shortest route t the colonies. For rates, fo tera and any Information call on or address, CM Lockwood, Agent, Office Phone No. 4a 288 Commercial st. Residence, Phone No. JS Salem, Ore 11. H. ABUOr, Agent, 146 Third street, Portland, Or, E J. COYLE, Muriel Passenger Agent. Vancouver, B. f ''''SSSBSSBBSaBSaSSBISJSMBBWSSJ TIMR SCHEDULE. From Pordand, DkTART fox ARRIVE. Fast Mall 8 pm tkl, T -kb n.MHa T7. wit... Ml.,.. AVIlVbl A'k. Worth. Omaha. Kansas 6:45 P J" City. St Louis, Chicago anu casi. Spokane Flyer Walla Walle, Spokane, Spokane 1UIUIICUJIUII1, Ol. I BUI, Duluth, Milwaukee Chi Flyer 8.'3o a m a.'3o p.m cago and Last 8 p m OCEAN STEAMSHIPS, 4 P For San Francisco.' Sail every five days 8 D m COLUMBIA RIVER STEAMERS ex, Sun. Saturday lopm To Astoria and way landi m iun ex I ings, WILLAME1TE RIVERWAr Salrm LvAve 1'orlland, Newburg and Way Landings, 6 p.m. Mous Weds Frl Salem 7115 p m ITusThu and Sat 10a in. tFor Dayton Ta Thar Sat MonWed 3130 sa Frl WILLAMETTE RIVER Ar Silent L Salem Tu.'Ihur 10 am Mon Wed ana Frl Corvalhs Albany and Way Points. Sat 3p. m WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. Daily boats to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg? City If the steamers are delayed there ound trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Whlng ton, or California. Connection made s.t Pott land with all rail, ocean andriver lines i W. II. HURLBURT. Otn'l Pas. Apt Portland, Or. G. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock Salem IIOISE & BARKER, City Agents, Orfgon Short Lino Railroad The Direct ltoute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern i'cio(s (lives rlinlco of two favorite routes, via Iks Union l'uclliu Fast Mall Line, or tb lllo Urands Hceulu Lines. Look at tho time H Daye to Salt Lake 2( Days to Denver . 3 Days to Chlcau'o 4 J Days to New York l'ree lleollnlug Chslr Cars. Unholitered Tou 1st Bleeping Cars, and Pullman Palace , Sleepers operated 011 all trains. For further Information applytto I10ISK A llAl'.KKH, Agenti.BsUra, W E. COMAN. Oen'l Agent 0. 0. TKKItY. Trav. I'sss. Agt 121 Third Ht., Portland YAQUINA IIOTJTE Corvallis & Eastern Railroad OoiinofltliiK at YAQUINA with the YAQUIXA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY 6T1SAMKII9 "WJSEOTT" Klrl-ltts In over) ro eet. The aU.va steamer Is due to sail from Ys)illna every clw'ht days. Pliortttjl ltoute iletween livtuea Valley PoioU and ,n Fraocisci Fare: Albany and Points West to San Franelsco CaMu IWXO Itouud Trip 11.00 II. U WAU1BN. KUWIS STONK. T F Jt l A. Manager J, TUitNKK. ARvnl. Albany, Ote. WIIJMJIITITK KIVKK IHYIlflUH STEAMER WIVI. M. H0A6, Captain Ueo. Itaabe, II11111.I11B bolueen Fortland and Corvallls, stopptnitatall way landiugs. ltlVF.lt SOliKDULE. POWN Tulr. 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