Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, May 08, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextB m mw wini i SS&VtwnSw! iraiiCTnrn? woman t WJ -M-flf '" Tj iVri - t-wi tV.H a. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. UY UOKH DHOTMBWHl MONDAY, MAY 8, 1801). 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 Belly , Oho Year 93.00, In Advanoo ' Dally, Four Month $1 00, L Advnnoo. Weakly, Ono Yonr 91.00, In Advanoo A GOOD PLATFOHM. i ' p (JIM Land cmcHiutlfO b an moil, or what LnX!TCr portiiMlon, rellKliMi or jwdlllral: fierce, coramurco, nnl frtendihlp wllli nil tin. lorn, nUciKllnjr allanr-M with none, llio nip port of Urn tls Kurornmoiila In ll their rltftitx, thamud compoUnt administration for our Uotncn'Jo ooncrriii. mid tlio mirmt bulwark airnlmt niitl-Kil'iiliIlmii tm'lon.lii' Hie prPMir VrttlDiioftliflKi'iicrul KDTcriiMiont In tin whule runntllutlonid vIkit nvtlinahnal 1n1clKir.1l imr jkmch nt liimm nnt Mtlty alirortdt Irntmom i religion; fti-nlnni of Hie rp- - lliii principled form tlio brllllil rviittotlatlun which litia Keno before m, awl guided our Mci Ihrougu an ... of voly&.mk.n.Krr,nlJ:l.. EDITORIAL nEVIEW. Ill tlio Abronno nt n Kront iiiiiii llko tlio tlip alitor o( tlio OruKonliui It In iiiiiun- lug to wltiicwori tlio iKirloriiiiini'dM 01 11 mib-cditor not unknown tolnoul fmiio, mul 0110 of tlio iinulunt polltlcul family that Iiiih cuml OrnKon with llu prlnol- pul jKilltlcul uliiiHCM nml nulmincoH, from tliu jM.-tty plunderinp of it munlulpul jiiihIi to tlio thuft of United filntiw nuim tnndilpM. llu fnrijoH tho dnto lino of 11 ; letter from tlio Dlrwitor of tlio Mint III ' order to iiilrtroriruiHtiit tlmt olllulul, tlio pruitjduiit mid tlio editor of thin puior. IIu niniouiiroM to tlio world Hint bin II llifjtrioim rolntlvo hint prowntiil ono of IiIh iiowcpiijior nrtlolo to lltu praHldunt iiii'l It wiw npprowd. Mr. Boot I hIioiiUI ' retire und lot thlmiinn, llolmitii, mini-- (;t) tlio iiffalrM of tlio elnlo nml nation. To wlmt haw iimm In tlio OroKonlnii ilo Kuiulii to boom "Undo CluorKu" for 11 wcond torm ? Tlioro In only ono dllll unity iilioiit It. Uo kuIiimI a hllglit ro hiM'otnlillty in 181)5 liy protonilliiK to bo impportinu; Dolpli. Who will lio protuml . to bo for tliln tlmu, In ordor to hUmiI It for hlimtolf ainiln 7 Tlioro lit tlila In IiIh faver: It In moro ruiiKWtbl to Mtmil a ttgnntomlilp tlmu to buy It. Anionitllio wont of young M. l)'s ubo woro fjruiluatod Buturiluy at tlio Iiik I til mul Collogo liiNipllul wild PrliK'u Fnuujn AorHion(, u muon of unooftlio 'grvutoHt Iioumih of Aimtrlu aiul a iitmr njbitlvo by uiurrluijo oJ Don Curlon, tlio BiuUh protumlor. Tliroo your o tlitvpriiioo nrrlvctl In till wuintry with n nlputHtloii of IiuvIiik run tlinmyli IiIh juilriinony itixl of runnliiK Into tlubt to tliioxtont of (oOD.lXX) iMiforo lit wn i yojiraold. IIIh uIuIiiik to fuiuo luunoof Utj;roiiU't HH)ii(ltbri(U InlCunijic buv uptmroutly Ikhmi llmxirlwl forwvor. llu KrHiluatml with IiIkIi Iioiumh mul Khivim hvjjiul Mm t tullifO u rwounl of IiuvIiik Ih-OII ono of tlio iiiont ilillKout of ntudriiU nltU uppllontloil to litrt DtllilioM. f.v con(liiK to tlio ktorioH in vln-ulutinu tlio RAW AS FROM U Ttftitri Efwl to tiii jkJtlitE and Burnlni of TMs Furful Dlsusi, iff Thorn abtiqtutoly nil fir- X Wool, nt S7.50. $8, fi' JU o, $11.50, sid. 60, BJ 2 '3 an" $15. ;: 5 tl3 tlon of humor in tho blood of tarribU ICczfmawhlch Ii mora than kln-dep, and can not bt reaohd br local appll nations of olntmimti, alvei, etc., applied to th aurfaca. Tho dlioato Uolf, tho real oauo of tho trouble, ii in tho blood, although all auffering It produced through tho kia; tltoonly way to reach tho UUeaie, therefor, la through t)M blood. w Mr, ThllT Jonci, ofMlieriTlUo, Ind , wrlteit "I had o4ma thirty jeare, and after a grat deal treatment my lcft vra io raw and ioro that it gavo mo twwtant pain It finally broke into & running aore, and to torcftd and srow woree. For WWHi naTfl udimi unioia axony ana kaa giren up M kept at ever being f rea from the dlteate, m I hate bin trat4 by omo of tho best phjlelan and have ljkkN many blood medicine, all In vain. With llttlo iftitk left 1 began to take 6. 8. 8 , and ft apparently w4 tk Kojema worao, but I knew that thl wm tho nako iwiHttdy got rid of tho polon. Oontinulng , a)., tho aoro healed up entirely, tho ikln became obmmtmmI awooth. ami I waa cur4 jierfaotlT," ,?- ' -s u.-' ... ICoBOHia if aa abetltiate dUeace ao4 can aot be euraa y a remedy whlck li t)y a Kwlo. Swift' Hiecltto S. . S. FOR THE BLOOD sli amnrlar to other blood remedies beeaute it tart diaeaaee whieh taey oaa aw4 with. It ROfi to tho bottom to tho eauaa of the dlwane aad will euro (Him wt oa tit Ytf Ma WO matter what other treatment sa failed. It la fjkot mlf We4 rma4j guaranteed to be fre from potaah, mercury or any -" ' ' iul uamr fall In niiN, KAm&. (tAKifulk. fVinlvl.iui tilond JoVamL, Cwif, Tetter, KheuwatUm. Open Sort, Uleon. UolU," eta. . laiUt M5f,irirWfelKMHtakftJtptfo. m tt m V i e tsa fiuasuiMi win tie wauen irte io any Mure wj pwu $ , AVlnt, Uaorjil. imi,iiBhiiuiir,i We are not only willing, but anxious that you should Compare our Blue serge suits With anything on the market. They have passed through the hands of expert designers, cutters and tailors, respective ly, thus insuring you a gar ment that is strictfy first class in style, fit, and Jfinish,Mand at prices within reach of all. WlthZor without silk faaltiRB, In round ;iouts, stralKht aula, and doublo branstad. G.W.JohDson&Co. 257 Commorolnl St. prlnoo'H dllifjonco nml rnforinutloit nro hikiii to Iw rownnlott nt tlio nltnr, bin brldo-olpot IhiIiiij MIhh 1'loroiico Iluznnl, (litiiKbtor of K. C. Ilar.nrd, 11 proinliiciit wbolomtlo niurclmiit of Now York City. It in otirroiitly rnportod that ox-Hon-ntor (lidbrnitb of Ynmblll roiinty Ih to lio itppolntol Hiipt. of tlio Iiifiiuo nxlyum. Ho wmi In tlio HDimto in lH'.lfi, nml whm 0110 of tlio Dolpli 111011. U'lion lio found bow Itoinibllt'iiiiH who bad prcluudcd to bo Dolpb men, (only to oloot Mcllrldo.) wnro bollix rmvnnkil by the Mitcboll Mcllrlilo-ToiiKiio coiiibluntioii, wltb IiIh coIIohkiio "Iko" l'littorwm of Marlon at tbo top of tlio hoop, bo in mid to have boon ilitwiHtod. I'nttonoii mid llio Mi'llrldi piiuli buvo boon iiiovIiik botivon nml othurftirolmicotuitrloH to moo "llttlo Dki Siiillh of Polk county" up- Kiiut(Hl asylum HUKiriutoudoiit, but ut taut iicooiintM it would not 0 down Tlio l'attorfon piiuli nro not runnliiK tlio Kopiihllcnu iniiobluo nt Haloin UioiikIi thoy may bo In tliln county. Tin IliotborliiMxl of Ititllwuy Train- moil, 0110 of tlio iiiohI liilltiontlnl mul coiiHorvatlvo labor orKanlzntlonn In A morion, Iiiih 11 uitunborHlilp of IW.tKK), audit Ih oxtootod that, ID Krcout of tli In niimlMir will atlond tbo annual t'ouvoutiiiii of tbo ordor In Now Crlonnn t IiIh wook. 'J'lio organlnttlon Ih mi mi usually proMorx)UH t'onditloii Ixdli niimorlonlly nml llnniioiiilly, nml an u coiiHcpioiu'o tbo approaching KOtliurtn Ih oxpH'tod to Imi tbo lariHt In Ita hlHtory. A nuiiilxir of ltd olllcorH mul triiHtttw liavo alroudy arrived, iiiiioiik thorn, C. T. SidlHlmry, of Ualoit burK, 111., T. V. O'Bhi.a, of Clovolaud, and W. .1. MuCluro, of Toronto. Htindny tlioro an hod fiom UalvoHton n iIoIokiUIoii of 1500 nioinhorit of tbo ordor from all tbo prinulpal JHlllltH of TlUCUM. With pioKir orXtiuiiallon mid oo-opor- atlou B11I0111 IiIiIh fair to hoomuu a vwhI- ttiblo contor for iiiinloal mlnoutlon. I.IvIiik Ih uIiuhp bum mul ihnio mo pltuity o( oiiortuiiilloH for doubtful out diKir lutorolMW. TrmitiKirtutoii to Portlaml U oboop, mi that Haloiu ntu dont oaii tako in nil tlio iiiIImIIo nir forinmiroii ulvuu tlioro. TI1010 In milll clout toaubliiK talont at Hulom to form a tdroiiK oi;unlatloini to kIvo linitnio tloito in any nHolal liuuri of work, not only for ntudoiiU but fortonuhortt. l'luiio and violin playing kmiii to bo rapidly pro- IllOtod. Till) ll0V0loH!UI0llt of VOOlll lllimlt) laokH a foundation in tbo fact that tho rudlmuiiMnt uiiitflc nro not tauijlit in tho public huIiooIh mid tho olty Iiiih nut a Krottl nunilKir of kimmI cliiKorH. Not only in Ktnuuo, but lu all nthw oountrlwHoI wottorn Huropo, a llvoly InttirMt U bollix inauifoHtott in tho Jean of Art' ftdohrutloii at Orlwtu hold Mini dttyMayHumlin tliv prt Arvlibiahup lr land will iuli in that ovoiit. Of all tbo dii;ilitarliM f tbo Ihuumi I'atbulh) ohurt'h in Aliifrii'M, tbo AivlibUlntp yf BEEF ECZEMA! Not much Attention Ii often paid to the tint Bjmptvni of Koisma, but It U not )ong boforc tlio llttU rdneis boslnt to itch nd burn. Thl 1 Ii but the beginning, ud will leiul to lutferlng and torture almott unen durblo. It U oommon tulitako to rgrd roughneii and rodneta of the kln m mertslt a local irritation : it I but an ludlea- the Mat flta or ...." eM 111 St. 1'aul is tbo most widely known in Kuropo. Tho prominent way in which his numo has been connected with tbo controverny over "AmericanlHm," as nut forth in Father Hcckcr'o book, Is largely refifwiisible for this, but there uro also additional reiiHons why ho hIioiiM bo well known ami well remom bored on that idc of tho wntor. Arch blHbop Ireland in universally regarded In Kurojio aa the forotnost exponent of n distinctively American church tho Lavlorigo mi It were of tho American Republic, and the uncompromising foe of any nml nil who might seek to make tho United Btatos through tho medium of tho church conform to the antiquated systems of European monarchic. Ah n coiiflcqtionco his periodical visit to the Vatican aro watched as cloioly hero an in Americu. Hiuce his arrival in Franco it liai been frcpieutly moutlouel in tbo lay press that tbo doughty prolate has never visltod Home sine) IiIh olovution to the Hierarchy without interostitig dovclopmuutH following, and It is usked what may bo oxtutcleil to follow bis prusont visit to tho Pope. Since it was announced that ho was to deliver tbo principal discourse at the Jean of Arc colouration tlio uowspaiiers Have re called his stirring address delivered in Paris just nine years ago in which ho handled the Cnhonsloy movement ami Its loaders lu a way that has still left n bitter tasto in tbo mouths of tho ultra' montane, nml tho hitter uro now wonder iug if tho archbishop bus another bomb-shell to explode ut Orleans. Wrillng Editorials, Hrtlic Wiiiiinn Kdltor. If any one thinks It Is 1111 easy job to write ti four column editorial just lot him try ft once. Jloforc bo getH through ho will bo re minded of the young man who criti cized his pustor'H sermons and com plained of bis receiving so much salary, so the pastor projioHcd to him that he 1111 bis pulpit for him next Sunday. The young man readily agreed, saying that it Mould bo an easy task. All day Monday tlio young man hunted font toxt. Tho pastor had of fered him tho tiso of his study mid books. On Tuotjday bo still hunted for a toxt. Wednesday and Thursday ho pursued the sumo occupation ami le ginning to grow donporato, nppoalud to tho pastor font loxt, remarking, "If I only had u toxt I'd bo nil right." Tbo pastor ehoso a text for him. Ho silt down wroto out his toxt and thou tried to think of something to write. A fow linos came ipllckly ami tlioro It umlcd ami If you have ever tried to wrltu an editorial you may know some thing of the young man's agony whou on riaturday evening ho told tbo min ister ho would have to give up, and henceforth would niivor complain of sormoiiH or salary ugitlii. Hero ii ono "woniuii editor" who will never again iiiuko fun of what she roads in 11 paper, and, if this pagu tdiould get the print, it will 1mj Ikicuuso there are 110 other inmitiHoriptH banded In, and this is a "Ilobson's choice." JOURNAL X RAYS, Well, who wiltl spring was getting in a hurry I Prosperity is coming but It niav take ton yours to got hur. Why can't an evangelist (Uimo to save souls without ompbiislxlug his otish do- imtiids ipiito hi severely? Tho most proper mid popular thing unwiiuays is 10 levy 11 tax on your nulglilior "lax 'lin till 'o'h duatl." Hon, Jonathan Wuhnoiii, of l.olmnon, ono of I.iini county's moit promiuont and bwt iHImuis, died at 7:0 o'ohwk I'rldny iiiornlmg, Htiddoiily, of bonrt tioublo, following 1111 illuot of tbo grlpKi and piioiiniunia. An Orison City siHir howls alsmt hhjj) pristm tr iwsuxlisliiB. U' 4jiy- Dijn'tlio know tlial nil Qrwisiii Olty Axjali for Is to Iw bjyd Ija1 tlnj (ftunterM- Uun tliat owns WlllamaUo Mb, mid Qed lutuiuUl It so from tho iHtKlnulngf " liuiwh for old Paul Kroner I Ho Utkoe no hum from tho HrltMi 111 to the the noriiitttJit of tho Tnuwwnl Hw public. Tlwt'e right, l'tiul. Ut yur hh)4 nih) their own rtHiutiy. Our dear lint uh coosliiti iv trying to Hwl a piv- xl t"ol your iHaintry. You willplSNl lu-ui iMtiv mid you eon do it again. Hand off tl Tnuwytuil! New Numbering yieut. Tract ically owry tolopluMio In &i)ohi has a new iitimWr, ami as a nwilt ouii fuatoti u grout. SulrtTiUrs UiuitwirivM an nut yot unto the now omtibiuuiiuti. Whou mi many neu 'p1khh wrt re cently put in, an mUUUoiml tlgurvi (1) mu a.Klml aftr U10 lust Hgun of prui-tH-ally vorj- t)itlHMio nuiiiWr. Tlw the JurusAi phono. No. IW, Ihniiiuij No. Ml Tie kit llgure iudkuttiM tho nuin N'r of bolls. Thajo urv uo hjugor "Hyd" and "Main" pliapj, al Srthjni. Alf ttn l'."-atne Whwro tho tlnal tlguro ie tbriv utdutw that thn Ixills is the ftl liual iiioHibora -I, ft, etc, lwvo u lov signuUwweo. V'nder.tho new rulo, the iHTiKrti iho U1hs to tHtrplitm r,iiks uo far ountrul mat gives tho num. Ut of tho phono delrl. Wlwwultor the cviilral oillo Jm all of the ringing. Tlw iKilribor ho bnt to buhl his phono and if tlw ry M whwin ho dt4iva Ut esMtk w tuie-ai-aUUi th owi motion is nplU mul the nvnatioH hw pro fl without (urth.er ado. to Cura CuaittptUas ; rSfV. " " U Ck u a lati la ur, UrnuUU ntufHl uwr Cloff UP audit' bound f) Vi. y orenlow and a Kivcr ruako troublr. Clog up the blood and the kidneys, the liver, the nerves erery organ In the body will suffer lt' only natural. If von want to bo well try purifying tho blood, az& you'll Und your Iqag- namco ulscoscs departing. For a bbvid-puririer and stomach tonic, there's nothing to equal Hostctter's Stomach Clears the skin. Hrlghtcns the eyes. Quiets the nerves, Bitters SALEM SUNDAY PERSONALS. J. II. fx)bman was a passenger for Portland .Sunday. Adjt. Gen. Tuttle arrived on the .Sun day morning overland, Nick Hicr, has gone to Hubbard visit friends for a few days. to K.C. Chapman, went Sunday to visit friends in Clackamas county. R. J. Arnold, tho uiorry-go-rouud man, .Tent to Portland Hunday. I). Glooson was a passenger to Port hind Sunday morning via steamer. Miss Nellie Starr left Sunday night for Turner where she Ih teaching school, h. Horst the bop man returned to 'Frisco on Saturday nlght'n overland. Col. A. II, ulllis was a passongur from up river oiiit8 via the Hoag Sun day. W, C, Hale, a I-ino county attorney came down 011 tho Sunday morning train. T. M. Ilarr, came down on tho boat from Corvallis, to Sunday with his family. Sum Suuviuo's smilliiig countenance mingled with Ills' old Sulem friemlH over Sunday. Mario I lamer returned to Albany to day nfter a we des visit with Mrs. Kvnns, of this city. John Holinau, of Albany, "put up" with his family nml relatives nt .Sulem over Sunday. Watt Hhlpp, tho Humbler man went to Portland Sunday. Ho rode a high geared overland train. Miss Miiyben, of F.uroku, Kansas, is visiting nt tho homo of her sistur Mrs. F. I-:, ltlzer, lu this city. Tho Jessie Shirley Co. arrived Sunday on Steamer Hoag from Albany for u week's engagement ut Salem. Mrs. M, S. Skiff was 11 passenger on Saturday night's overland from Portland wboro she had boon visiting friends. C'hns. (loislalo ami family wont to Portland Sunday morning via steamer Hong for a week's visit with friends, Mrs. I'linnlo ltobertson went to I.etib- anon Miuiliiy morning lora snori visit with herilaughter Mrs'L. II. linker, Mrs. (loo. Hensbaw returned to JefTor- son Sunday, having boon on a visit with her father audj'.niother, Mrs. Sim White. Jim Cooper, tho Independence banker and Itupubllonu warborso, Sumlaycd In Sulem, coining down on steamer Hoag. Mrs. Ituhy (intilott, of Ilrooks, came up Sunday morning to visit with Mrs. Margaret Davis at tho Itioly boarding hniico. Thus. I. I.Hsohor, a ipular Michigan tntvullug man, loft for 'Frisco Sunday night after a fow days visit with Sulem friends. Mis Ammunition, ono of the contral- olllco hollo girls wont to Dallas to Sun day with bur bl-itor Mrs. It. R. L. Stuluur. Win. Parker mid wlfo loft Sunday night for Ludlow, Vt. Mr. Parker worked ut tho Soloiu Woolen mills a year sit. (Ion. Odull, who did tho praying for Lonl's ailmiuistrutlou, bout tho Salihatli a little by coming donn via stoamor Htsig from Corvallis. 0. IJ. Cow lug, an Oregon City printer, en mo up Sunday, via bloyulu, ami was iuitiatisl into tho mystorioti of Salem TyiKigraphlea Union No, 210. 1M Horron went to Oregon Oily on tbo Hoag Sunday. He will return this thisovoniug 011 tho uvorlmul acceni. niuIoI hy Mr. Ilerrvu who lias mn vUitiug lelntrvo. LILLIPUTILKAN MPHANT. With the Noiiw Uroa' Diff Tiaincd Ani mal Show Which Will Exhibit Here Soon. With the Norris llros.' trained animal show Is u small elephant named "Faneu," which almus signs of boooni IhK tlw iiMikt nwrvehnw elephant that hae over apwtrel in tho ring in this or any other country. Farr is thirty-six iiichtM hiyh aiul weiabs a trillo over U00 IMUiuU; ie pwfoetly Uettlthy aiul is mag Hirteently iiroKMrtloel. Mr. II. S. uv MH'itrMl thU tiny epeciuion at Johunnas lMrg, S. A., at a grout cost. Ho was tin traiitl aud Uivitleiimuly whou Mr. Audww Nurris, tlio fnmuu uiiitual tmiiMT. tuak him hi baud. In tho ixuiro of two wotiks after hi arrival at I k.i. t..l v..l IIV. .1 ! . . ww... ,..v .....ka .. mill IUV I'llWIV CTHl kau Atitoik, IVaws, tlw w inter iuar tors, itin her futuie liappnieJ, If Jc U ub if tho Nrris r.' alww , "Fargo" was 1 lec1t to ny wMkn of e dcllcaie. p- taught to walk a light wpo, wultx, play a hand hand organ, riBg a boll, pm , Ho iIihvu ami nrii at tho vtimmaiid, and MitHro that tlmo lias btsMi taught to do aunty fonts that mkuh ultHust import We. "Piiwo" iaasiMtitLj ana kittan ami k (ho djtltglit of the UttU wi;, for wl''th4ft4V4 n tuarktHl dgae of af fwtkiH. AtJlmtFttntii" wna iu.lli,l to hav tftMtVJ ViUh AJax," al a now conior w ith tlw fcliow. "AJax" is a gwi uiuo sohrn, who U Umx taught uianv fitata that aro Monta-liing. "Furgu" ami I Afix-woroohaim.l ,u,r orwv. n.iwijoiimip mi uiHivrMMHii mat iiwj ll lu IMH.XHHW irWkttilel UIU1 M 4mly iUm) tiwir diffiviuv, for FUrm" will tntmiwt a vlwmto 'A)A,,, aiMl "Ajns ii reidywltha felttt wblnnac. All thvauiHwU with th Sw Un' &m sow Uappy ami ! mjfty tho 'x itemtHt ,ol UiohImiw VtHlM-jH a nuwh ua wmo ofthemeu ompUjjl. $1,00 BliSTOREGON WEEKLTi' Tbo Model Oregon Newspaper and -Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, gLIterary, Ilanch aDd Dulry and'Markct News In nttrnctlye readable form. Li ! Is issued Thursduy morning'ln'tliuu to reach all pa. is of the state the panic week. Tk $1.00 Itaklv... Injtwo partscnntalns all andg.Statc'.New?. Ill An Independent Associated Press Paper for the Peo ple, Send for samples free. TheIouunal hasjtlie fullest report of tbuiloliius of the legislature und state otllclals, as well ui Indepen dent, clear and concise eminent on all public matters. Sendntrlul subscription, IIOFEK JJltOS; The animals with tho Norris llros,' hIiow are trained ami taught to do their various acts through kindness, and not with a whip or a Htick. t The slum will exhibit in this city on Friday and Saturday, May V2 nml l.'l. giving two iierformaiicos daily. A grand free street purade will be given at 11. n. in. I Hood's Are much In llttlo, nhwiyj u H ready, rmclent, ita t lf 11c MJ m I I - torjfi'viitacoMorfit'r, 111 eura all llvrr llli, tick l.c.J W ach, Jnuiiillrc, ronlluitloii, Mr t'rlre Ii erntt. llu unly l'llli tu tkt Willi lluoJi s.,rtUltt, Mhlppinc News. Juiiios M, Kyle is buying the siirplm oggs of tbo Sulem market, and shipping largo ipiuntltlos dully. Altout 00,(KH) lbs of freight in tho shape of a Morry-go-roiind was shipped to Portland Sunday via Stetunor Hong. Hanson A. Ijiudon receivwl a lurge eoiislgumeut of ohsir finishing lumber from their mill in Uoutou county. Tho Salem ohoeso fuctory this morn sblppeil a largo consignment of fancy French and limUirger cheece. Tho factory has worked up a lino bnlnw-H in Portland. Tho new plato glass front fur tbo Turner block Is at tho O. !. ov N. tlook. Stoamor Ituthputoff h lot of whoat at the mill this morning Her." e the -oung- 1 up- the me when girl. ckkI meisea into omauhixHt do it hesitate to MNlk fiplv ami .k... .1.. .,. franklr wuii her Mitcn iuimI cltucly v., 15.n1.111 ui iivwiHniiuii, ii4Kr 11 your business lo that thu i properly cor rccttul. and that ht atAtu iiiwin u-oiniin. hood's career with full wottunly atrength ami capacity. She will blj you for it all her life There U no need of "examinations and 'looal appltcatiima." Sound profaMiotial advice may br ol.tniii-.l (irr o( chaiv'-r by writlHrll)r K V. Vittsx, vmef cuttkulliiiE phyaidaa to the Invalid' Hotel nU Sanr leal Institute, of BulUki, N. Y. whoe thirty yar' occupancy of this Mniiioa ha made hint reconiMd among tli uuwt eminent of living ipcctalUt in the treat, tucjit of woman diMe. Kry caw aubmitted to him bv mail re Mire. careful coatideution. UI6elit and bwpenive home Urtmeat i wtwrilx-d Z?Z"&Wl&Tmtf rwiw's r-nie IICtCftlMHM M tb OHl , proprietary medicine in the vrorW drn:ed , for thU xll jwriHvie by a ruUr Bh)4. I clanan educatvd. xsM-rtcred axaeit V hi tetter to lit hrrr - ,, Aia C'llK 1 BI proachi 8MBSi?iVWl?ahwiitnUiiiyj'iaT,t MaffHrtttW 11 m, K VL Important Forclgu, National 1 EBsKvMvarsaursBsjaxssHsasjrsi INTER-STATB C0Hlt?iT0IH ETTAANDERS-WILMAN AnociatcTeacher V'elern Conseiva tory, Kansas City, Mo., representing the Inter.sta e System, at Salem, Ore, Over First National Hantr. Residence 376 Church street. Studio liouts 9 to 12 and 2 105. MNJINSiaWsvirsH vaV'1 We Can Save tfou Money pa Poultry ami Luvtn frnrlinc Urliwlreanitriiliwlcs. l'ariontpr Imp In connection, 1'lione 123 SAUttM KUNOli WORKQ, WiLTKK MOUI.KV, Prop, il.lli.lm SO Hiute Struvt, Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS US UOUKT STURET. Make a specialty of "all kinds of ftnooi, Meol and (ulvunla'd Iron i worn rjoruig ami guttering, a full line of Pumps und pump tittlnu's. Prompt work and reasonable prices. Wo curry In stock the Fairbanks wind mill. Cull and see us before Hiving your order for mill or lank. Phone 2JI4 IT.05I1T WORK AND LOW PIIICES. Do you want to die? OK Do p want to get well? KST oa wajSSUff nit. J, F. COOK, lKiTAXU'AL SPKIIALIST, 1 Liberty SirwH, Salui. Or. OiHv vY5S&&&K ii aa.vs ! - -- - - - r ..... . . ltfrtttU Ui A.toai.LuV,-.-r?.aTrr' . "" , ' lwl Rd about bd mlirupjT are Ihtma u W..u I.. L.. ,,'9U."W..?M WtewW 1?$? ' ''i" i HMlyVSsJlSCS i 111...." 157" .7 T ' IIA klkAloLiJ. mA, il ktaiU ul rki. frTT"". -..'Wig Hl MHiniIM, K wt wtawwiaVsJu- 'Ba oS?JK!&ll .. um tu Dr. Mile liu 1J Ui ,-Blfi ni iw u . -. vvna All tnuu. ii ciut aoM.- Oregon Short Lino Railroad The Direct Itoute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points flirt's choice of two favorite routes, via tkc t'Silon facltic Fa't Mall Line, or the ltio Urande Bccnlc Llnei. Look at the time H Days to Salt Lake 2 Days to Denver 3i Days to Chicago 4J Days to New York Free Ileollnlng Chair Car. Upholstered Toil 1st Hleepltnc Cars, and rullman Palace Sleepers operated on all trains. For further Information applyto J10I8E & UARKP.lt, Anents, Baletn. W. E. COMAN, flen'l Agent O. O. TKItttY, Trav. Pass. Aut 121 Third St.. Portland TAKE THE Canadian Pacific R.R And mo Pacific Line TO Mii.seapobs St. Paul Chicago Philadelphia Washington Montreal Toronto Nw York lloston a all points exst and southeast Cheapest rates, bcstseivice and accommo datlnns Through tourist sleepers to Minneapolis, St. I'anl, Toronto, Montreal, anil Boston without change Canadian Pacific Railway Co's. Empress ine of steamships to Japan and China The tauest and finest ships on the Pacific ocean. Shortest and lies! roule to th orient. Canadian Australian S. S. Co To Honolul'-, Fiji and Austrilla Th shortest route t the colonics. For rates, fo ''era and any infoimation ca on or address, CM Ltckwcsd, AgMit, Office I'hor.e No. 40. 288 Commercial st. Residence Phone No. 55. Salem, Ore II. II. AUBOT. Agent, 146 llilnl street, Portland, Or, K J. COYLE, Oiiicl Passenger Ayent, Vancouver. II. r You Can Get a Lower Berth, With one exception the through trains or the Ilurllngtun Route are almost Invariably well-lilted. Tlic exception Is our St. 1'aul Chicago Limited. On the limited there Is usually room aud to spare. Don't infer that it Is neither so lino, nor so fust, us ANY train of ANY other line between St. Paul und Cblcugo. On the con trury, there Is uo more beautiful train In America. J t, has electric light, steam heat, wide vestibules, the most satisfactory dining-car service on the continent and u lower borth for everybody, A. C. SHELDON. Gcn'l Agent, Portland, Or. The Geo, M, Bcclcr Insurance Agency Always to the front with best ruto am) policies In the leading companies. Employment Agency, Do you want wont, or need help of any kind? Apply ut once. Rental Agency, Property to lent. Kegistcr our agency. 233 COMMUKCIAI. STItKKT, SaLK.M. Herschbachand Reigelman BLACKSMITHS and WHEELRIGHTS, We will shoe your horse, build or rppuir your wagon or Implements Balm? I'icutod to stay our patrons have a guarantee that our work will bo satisfactory. Shop 100 Cliemeketa street. Telephone 2705. -M tr HED FRONT LIVERY FirstClass Feed and Boarding stables, I'M Commercial Stkkkt. SALEM, ORE. Wm ULLREY, Prop. Best Rigs for Commercial Men Stabi lu uw bWlc llutwl Wlllaiu4te. Ntfe teams and comfortable rlns 'or hid la and family driving n socs- , laity. Hors bouidod liy day week or month nod bost, of ; guaranteed. atMiietlnn .11 If Steam Dye Works No. It5 Cotumuroial rtroat, opiHt-ltii Wlllumette hotel. Ladies' and uuntlQiueo's olothlm; cleaned, dyed, re paired mid proiMKl. Pine bltinkuts oleaned or djod ind nicely tlulbhod. Kid lilovas oloaned, 10o; dyed Sfw. WUWRNIA VOLUXTELR'S MAHffll Bjr Cap. W. HollUter, (MmlaaHM' l Uw w luanu. lnilfrArtlvMl. L.LI . Ivm TrT plani t.t.j: V3t. v. -.. r. z " iwih, i Wmm SIm, ni at MaatY '"." .V " riin. Miowl In IJutlfok., I EAST AND SOUTH VIA fME SHASTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co. KXFRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY 7. -CO P 9'4S r 7--4S A Ml 1 m) . Lv... 'Portland. ,.Ar (8:00 (8:00 A U h;S am I 700 f M Ar. ...aatern .... Ar Ar. San Francisco, Lv 5oo r m 6:05 v M 6.40 A M b'lS ! M 7 00 A M 815 PM 4, IS PM 7.55 A m Ar Ogden ... Ar Ar Denver. ,.L Ar .... Omaha .... Ar Ar .... Chicago ....Lv Ar, ..Los Angeles... Ar Ar .... El Paso .... Ar Ar,...Fort Worth. ,.,Ar Ar.. New Orleans. ..Ar IltOPM 6 45 p M H 50 A M 6,30 P M 9.25 P M 2.35 ' M 8.40 A M 8.40 p m D1N1NU CARS 013SEKVATION CAHS Pullman hrst-clau, and tourist uleeplng car attached to all through trains . Tourist cars through to Chicago without change. ROSKnURO MAIL, .DAILY. 8.-30 A M ) Lv. . . Portland ..Ar 1055 AM Lv.... Salem.... Lv p is 'PM A M 5.-20PMI Ar....Koseourg.. l,v "WEST SIDEDTVlSlON. BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS. Mall tialns daily except Sunday. 730 A M I Lv , . . . 1'ortiana . . 1 1. -55 ph Ar.... Corvallis.. Arl 550 ph Lvi I.'20 P M Lv At Albany and tialns of the C. & E, Corvallis connect witli Ry- INDEPENDENCE PASSENGER. EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 4.-50 P M ) Lv 7.-30 PMLv H30 PM) Ar ... Portland.... Ar .. McMinnvllleLv Ind ependence Lv 1 8:25 . 5- S-'So -) 4--50 8:25 A M AM A M Direct connections at San trancisco with stea-nship lines for HAWAII, 1APAN, CHINA, THE PHILUI'INES and AUS. TRALIA. For through tickets and rates call o TT. W. SKINNER, Depot Agent, or C- D. GABRILLSON City Ticket Agent, 232 Com- mctclal St. Salem Or. K. KOfc)ULLK, Alanagci C. II. MARKIIAM G. F. &P. A. Portlani TIME SCHKDULK. From Portland. DEPART ARRIVE. Fait Mail 8 pin Salt Lake. Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kansas City, St. -Louis, Chicago 645 p, ana bast. Spokane Flyer A'alla Wallp, Spokane, -iokanr Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluih, Milwaukee Chi cago and East Hyer 8.-30 a iu 2.3o p.rn 8 p m OCEAN STEAM; HIPS. For San Francisco.- 4 I- .Sail every five days 8pm COLUMBIA RIVER STEAMERS ex, Sun, Saturday 10 p ni To Astoria and way land 4 Pin ex Sun ings, WlLLA.MF.lTli RIVERS' Ar Salem 6 p.m. Moiis Weds Fri Tu Thur Sat Lvive Portland, Newburg andt Way Landings. Salem Tfie n m IVusrhul and Sat 10a m. MonWed tFor Dayton 3130 p m Fri WILLAMETTE RIVER Corvallis Albany and Way Points. Ar Salem L Salem lo a u Mon Tu.Thur Sit 3p. tn Wed an Fri WILLAMETTE FIVER DIVISION. Daily boats U Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg tHtt if the steamers are delayed there ounS tnp tickets to alpointsln Oregon, Washing ton, or California. Connection made at Put land with all rail, ocean andriver linen I W..II. HURLBURT. Gen'l Pas. Act. Portland, Or G. M. POWERS. Agent, Trle atreet dock Salen. . BOISE & BARKER, City Agents. YAQUINA HOTJTE Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad Coisuectliiir at YAQUIKA with tho YAQblNA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY STUAMKKS "WEEOTT Flmt-olat: In every re ect. Tho abuve Kteamor Is due to sail from Ynqulua every cleht Javn, Shorti-st Route ltween BriwtM Valley Poinls and hn Frdocisn Fare: Albany and points West lo San Kianclsco Rabin Kouinl Trip.. U WAI.DEN. T F. A p. A. 110.00 17.00 KUWI.N 8TONK, Mausuer J. TURKKK. Airent, Albuny. Ore. WILLAMhrrTE RIVER DIVISION STEAMER WM. M. HOAG, Captain Ueo. Raat. Riiniilux between 1'ortlaiul ami Corvallla, luiiiiiRatMllway lautlliiKi'- RIVER BCHRDULK. DOWN Tueilajra, Thursdays and Sundays Leara Corvallis... , .. .- . 6 a, m. leaves Albany.... . 7 am. xave tsaeim vii-. Leave Independence...... ... 8 a. ia. . J a. Ei. .raves aiem -io. m lxave NelrK-. Arrive Portland .. , t-,so UI" Monda)..yedncdy aud Friday. Leave Iortland a . I Li Nebrg HJiSOa, m Laar Ij-avaa it"'" wrui.. 3(3n i m Independence ' liavo Huena viiia,, ..... . 6:00 p. m - 1:30 P. m t:S0p,tH .11:00 n. in Loav Albany. Arrlre CorvaUfi. Loav Alhan: in nc.mer oa oeen tqu njl th flttt. oJim aeeomolatJaiu, luludln an elejant rwurti'4 'r ,rrJ',D ta,h (niX aad DMLFlMt SUle str. O. MABIJTZ. AMt. Salem, Oraiar 0,8nLUyAN.8opL AtbauyfTJfejfo Money to Lpan at 7 per cent On Motictgs Seourljy.' One lo five years'.time. BOISE & BAHJCBR. Uftj 1 H ii lu. dw-ii-u-jm 270 CommarchU m.