Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 06, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLiAkditftfH .WIM1WUW P.MtU f f.WM.ll 50 Gents BUDS One of several styles of Crash Hats, , A suit of Balbrigan Underwear. . ttf . A neat dressy Golf Shirt. .' '" A 'good' heavy Working Shirt, A fiiifrsilk TiePuff, feck, or 4-in-hand. A SwH Gdlf. Cap in Plaids or English Checks. G. w. Johnson & 60.. 257 COMMERCIAL STREET. DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. lY HOUTIDK BROTH1CRS TUBSDAY, Jl'NB ft, 18JW. Dally, One Ycnr 03.00, in Advance Daily, Toui MotiUu $1 00. i Advnnoo. Weekly, Ona Year 01.00, in Advance EDITORIAL REVIEW. Bully ten tliotiHiunl ituk'KiitoH ami vIh . Ilora havo nlromly arrived for thu hion ulttl meeting of tlio timid camp of tho Modern Woodmon of Aniunuo, which wan called to onlur In Kiuihah City,' .Won day, mid continue in Hmwlon llvu day. Tlio liirguitt flolt'tfatloiiH aru from XIII iioIh, WirconMn, KitncnH, Michigan, Mleaouri, WanhiiiKton, Ohio, Indiana, I'uniniylvunta, Oregon, Woat Virginia and Wyoming. Tho livadijunrturH of thu head iam wora upunud with I.lon-tunant-Govoriior William A. NorthcoU, of Illlnolo, howl oonxiil of tho onlur, In ciliary u. Aido from tho election of olllcuni and tho trntiKiiotloii of othur ImihIiimm of n routine churiictor, tho jiruwint convnn tlon will have a jjront many important iiiOMtlonii to coiiHldor, thu most prom inontly (llHOimned ImiIhk tho oxtundliiK of the Jurisdiction of tho onlur to lie cludo Colorado, California, I'tah and Oklahoma, on thu wuhI, and Now York, Now llaiiiiwlilro anil riuvuritl othur do- wlrahlo cnhUirn ntiitoH. Othur ijuntloni of vital IntoruHl to thu onlur which will 1)0 dlmjiiHHod and netd iimii inchulu thu follewing: To adopt a Niiindanl dinhlum for tho Hoeioty: to eoimidur thu put(tion to admit Chicago to thu Jiirlwllutlon ; to ooiiMldur thu tulvlwihlllty of admitting womuii to momlK-rthlp, and In amend and adjtiHt thu lawn of thu onlur rulat ing to Holdlurn during tlmu of war. A numlHirof miikmihuh aru being hold of NiipiMrturAof fHiiillihito for national oIIIciim at thu ultmtinh to hu huld Wnd nowiay. Talkn with promlnunt iiihiii br Indloato that Ilmut Conxnl North colt and h nniiilMir of othurri now hold ing otllru will Ik) nMileotod without f ponltlon. Tho prluuiHil onutt In lor thu ollluu of huiid imtikor, now hold by (limrgo N. Pratt, of Itauluu, Win. Tlmrw aru half a doxuu uiuulldiiUti for thu placw, thomt moMt prominently niwn ttonud Udng ChitrliHi Crookur, of Iowa and I.. C. Khrett nf Mhoiirl. A mm tut Iiiih nlm developed for thu nllleu of head dork, of which Chariot W. Ilawiw pi Hook Island, 111., Ih a uaudlilatu for ru-ulcotlon. Tluiriulay will Imi (hu hlg (Jay of tlioonnvontion. In thu morning thoru will 1k a hlg traile with moru than 20,000 men in llnt, and a pludlo in thu afturiioou. William J. llryan in .Kihudiiled ax thuomlorof tho day. In Alio ovunlng a gniud lwll will 1m givtm Tti thu convtuitlnn hull. Thu rvnmindMr pf thu wwik will hu duvotad U aviMioiw f thu timid wimp and wiiHputitivu drill. Tho fourth annual ouiivtuitkni of thu w .pwlorado Sttu BwlttmUen id ltbur 01hiiiI nt Hunvwr Monday with Jmh at- .Miidaucu of nvw JHX) dttlunttUM iprw 4QUtiug half h huiHlrutl uiiUhw with m - v'otal mumburhii of IU.U0U. l'riUnt "fitunuul UtimHnt of Uw Aimrkin Bwl- 'Miration of mit iMrouv ol thu t MHMilng addrMuM himI wm givH an MUthunlaHtic rwHtptlon ny tin oumvuh IIqii. Tho HwoiutM ar w- ' ixmUmI to t!QiitimiH Mwml ly. A iMit W.pl tho work of the mwtjng will Iw to g.jiiMiuwi pru(viHFii inn ir uv uiir jkV!llvll vl .iiv tviniiiium n .rrw.it ifi H ui i nririiiiltibl liiluir AtintltMi uititt-u uHI U" p.-"..""'- r.. - n.vtviic' lit., bu thu adoption of twig rnwUtilkHw : urging a Hlx-day wuk for nil tnuliM. N'Duriug thulr wtuy In DtMivur U Wt- 1 urn will be haudiuml' vMtrUiuwl by i, tho local lal)or uruUutkMi. ., Tub Jot!its.vi. ruAdvra mmt idim ua for taking ttimci to iIIikhhhi thu Milt i4 A BLESSING TO ANY HOME.. Hound hand and foot tt houuliold dnMlgtry, t rub bing and rubbing dy to. day out. Womwi, why du you doll? UiMkavaytrttiii the haid old faihtoutd way pf doing your cleaning with aoap. ei(?s WAbhKj Powder gMV (tacky. Y"4aiVJ.pitr tMihtar, MfffJ J. Vm uUl V Upftt MaMr, Mt m rw iiwnii mmtwr VMT V MIKV 1W4&AXV. ,Th N. K. FJf liank Company uOtt lliiiKhini, I'ntteriraii et al. for a ro reiver of thin jMijHjr. No one ever henrd of MrtluH making a tonaihlo invofltinont in a rortioration, Mwoaring tliuy know thu Htock would alwayn bring what thoy xid for it, Nwvaritig tliuy knew they could not low) money on tho Block, and thon rhnrglng in their hwoni pleadingH that tho corjmratioii wna Iwing wrecked and mlxinaunged, and dumanding an accounting for nine yearn prior to their buying Mock. Thu purpopo of thin milt Ih to got control of thin nowHpuM)r. At any time in thu pant nine yuan thin IaMir could havo Hold ItH iiillinmco to Itingham, l'atti.THon ut al. Thu fact that tliuy withhold all patronage from it, and even Hunt to Portland and la. lKred to inilucu IjiihIiidhh mini to caticul advurtllng contractH ought to nattily anyone why they wlnh to whip thlH paper Into line and are carrying on liti gation to cripple thu paper through court uxmjimoh. TIiunu men Hwuar in court that tliuy did not purchanu thu Htock for any olltlcal purKKU. Douh anyone not hlrud to pretend otherwise lnilluvu HiIh? Tliuy Hwuar tliuy had no furling ngaiiiHt llofur IlroH. DcH'f any ouu, who known thu mlltiual battlin that have Imiuu fought and won at thu oxpunnu of thiwu gentlemen, Indlevo thin? Tliuy wuru for Dolph only to Htoul thu noiiator Hhlp for Mcllridu and thuuiNulvuH. I'at turwiti Ih Collector of CiiHtoiiiH, thulr nuwnpapor IioMh a f.'MKX) a year nllleu and Hlugham would Imi made an Hnltiil Statiiri federal Judge tomorrow If there wan a vacancy and Mcllridu, Mitchull et al. had thu xiwer to give it to him. Thulr connection with IknmIIo M)litlcx In city, oounty and Mtatu affalm Ih too well underHtood to UNpilru comment. Tlmrwlay night thin city wilt hawi a uhaiicu to wltnew thu irununtatlou of buigfellow'H Cioldeu lAigund, musically intorprele.1 by thu great AmurlnTii com. iHiNur Dudley lluuk. TIiIh will bu a treat of thu highest order. Thu local workup uuilor tho load of Prof. Kuluy of thu College of MuhIu ihwervo uucourugu muut In (IiIh lluuof ruuilltioiiH and the oKira hoiiHi Hhould bu crowd imI to IIh MtiiimlwiMU'fty. Thuru Im co much of fered tliufo dayn on thu lowor plane of uiiturtainmuut, and mum of thu very Inwurtt that U not tolerated at otlur placiMi, that thu Hipln of thin ihIikii tlunally favorixl city nhoutd ajipreciate thu Golden l.ugund. Thu nuwwmikly paper at Cortland Ih making a eommuunublu tight for re form In thu matter of tax collecting in Multnomah county. IKilimpiuut taxiw have nut Ihwii ditulantil delluiiiunt fur ywirn, lelluiUuutH have not been ad vertised, taxtM have not been colleiiinl and gunend bedlam ban rulguud hu irumu, whereby the tax dodger Iiiih prolltud, thu warrant Npoouhttor had a harvest ami thufo)l pniHry owner who thou$litlt hU patrotlc)duty lowyupwaH unmwrelfully blml. Thin Iiiih gone on until thu county, city and kIiooI diir district aru homleely hi debt Junt an they ar Martini CtMinty iuhI thu nto Ju buKiu tu ruvolt at the maiiiliw tltat luui eurMil thuiu with lugUkitlou hihI mmiIi MliniiiUtmtiouri. It Imh Immu cur nipt, extravagant ami iHitlllviunt, hut thu mw4 haw akl It, hUmxI It, on durml It, ankml for moru uf It, ami got it vry two ywN, Thu rolt ha (Hit a tilth cliwk on tlw i,tiu in Marion county, and It Ih to Ih IioihmI tin HurxUloun aaaunntlMi a reform In Portland, wheru wu Hlfkitaw It tojiewlud If that oit- l uvur Ui gt itut of tlm Mil IMW. With mUk HvitiiHiW all ovur Oregon (irudHuUHg utaiHHW In uumplKtu higli li4l oounMM, or at Ust a oompKite an (Mi gradw. It hi not creditable to thu eityof SHteiii tlwt in our mWic m-1io.i1 llttuv hiu ihi oIhiwuh U uMNtpy l) and glrU IkuhI thu eighth ami nlHtli m le, ami a comiii!tt wwtt m far m Ui rfuniniM tlutt tbu 4ilit yar wV V J1 ..' U pntvt lh Mrttta l kuJilt i l.l 0W t iia 1 U lk yk, M i4 mvttt "J ; Um 5 t j. OHC4C0 Sf, lOiU si vi("k tx? drtnc In six. Tlic result of this sys tem in that our city is running over with boys and girls on tho streets, scarcely out of miickorbockcrn and short dresses who have "finished" their public school education, who have a "good common school -dtication," n they and their parent imagine, when in reality thoy had Just got to the jwint where education began to makewjme impression on thorn, and should have remained in school for four to six years iongor. Ttie argument is that thocc who wont higher education will got it at the colleges. Put is that true? Is not tlio attendance at collegos notoriously small in Oregon and comioed largely of children that in other status aru still in the public schools? lx;t us face the facts and aot honestly, fearlessly ami intelli gently for the upbuilding of thu Salem public schools until they arc mtcond to nonu in the statu. At the last graduating exercises ih thisolty, which aru held each year in tho middle of the winter, for (Jod knowH why, thore was not rood an original essay, or do iivured an original oration thu program was music not taught in tlio public schools and elocutionary efforts not taught there. At graduating exerclcos in nil other OJegf cities nono but or iginal essays or orations are delivered iloyond a few prineijMilH, who have a good knowledge of literature and abil ity to Judge an original comiKwitloii, Sa lem schools have fow higher teachers who porfsess the ability to make their pupils good writers or orators. Is this dosirable or oreditaule? To be em ployed as principal a man or woman did not need this ability. Thoy did need to ho able to com maud the backing of thu political push and thu result wan that push poll tics was a greater factor than literary ability, or real ability to make our schools creditable. The jieople have twice revolted us push ixilltics in their scIiikiIs and the present Ixmrd of educa tion ought to begin to realize that In the higher grades of public school work our schools aru demanding something hut tor. Thu primary departuieiitH of our schools nru doing vory fair work. An excellent grade of teachers, mostly with o-itabllhhcd reputations for doing good primary work havo been employed, and they have lxon allowed hoiiiu freedom to do their bust work in their own way. That is lust what should lie done in hir ing prlnciKiln. liucausu u man or hia family have had a Klitictd pull hi tho Hist Is no ruuHon why our schools should bo kept behind and pulled down lower and lowor in their standing in the statu. The host priut'iuls obtainable for the money Salem can pay should bo employed ruganiluss of geography, pol itics or religion of applicant. Then let him or tier lie free to do thu Isist work hu or she is eiiHible of for our children. QRADUATINQ RECITAL. Two Pjpils of the College of Oratory En tain Their Friends. Tho uuUursity ehaHil wivh jammed Monday night with not less than live hundred kioiIu, who wore wull ruuld for physlwil dlHcouiforts by thu excellent prognuu carried out by Mrs. Blla lloyal Williams and Miss Ulllaucho llelle, graduatus, asslniisl by professor Bdwanl Tlllsonofthu College of Music, Miss Leona Ulrsch, tliu Cardinal Quartet, and Miss Claireta Duuiars and Miss l.ulo Nickliu, pupils of tho College of Music. Thu program as published in Mon day's Jouii.y a i. was ourrlei I out without a hitch and uvery number was good. Thu first number a piano solo by Prof. Ivdward Tlllson, though it was a little too higliMtrung forji common hiw- geared reHirter, showed thorough mastery of the iustrumunt. The three mi miters by Mrs. Blla lloyal Williams were oxculleutly run durod, and show ml llnish, wilf-polnt and careful tiulnliig in thu art of expression, "Jamlu" and "Thu doing of thu White Swan," were of much the nun order and called for feeling and dnunatlc ho tlon, whllu "Btliullnda's lleeltutiom," wan in the humorous vein. Thu audi uncu lianlly muiiimI to rise to tliu last, howuvur, Mng apimrently uufiuulltur with tliu originals of Kthellnda's m- dlus, uxeupt "Thu Ikiy SIhsI on the Horning tHwk." MUm Ulllaucho Hull in aMrvliiiiK Vunuis Dutuioiul" anil "tlHgtir" ln playml grat ursatlllty, fortlw twoaiej In whtuly arylng vuiiw. Tlw tlr-t, a ''"V ooiiHiniug MKuicii, was exi-ei tently rundurud. Tho tost, recited ui umUuuh, oallnl for dntinatic upre.ti.-n ofa high onlur, yut It was rumlor m a inanuur worthy of t(is highest p raise Thu jwing lady lias a oluar, lluxible an I xpruMivu vde, ovur which ln l.aM Hrfuet oontrol, and hur training has not, a is too often thuiuasu, uliinumtl thu apismroiiMof natndstonUuiuity in nur Uiutvury. In otlmr word, she Iimh not fallen iutuu rut. Shu wn Utku lur place among thu moat s.UsiacUr and ituaiiiiig ofmir rtuiijloxl ukkmliomsu. Iter iHUitouiuue, "Jumis Uvur .d My Soul," was a Wiutiful comviUon buau- iiiHiv oarrllMt, and Um ua't whs hi4$)itMiul by Uh Ututdiiim swuIimm of tbw sliutinit bultiud tlu mmm Uv uiwuUw oi thu Canlinal tJMArwttw. Tlw rtt unooru was uallwl forth bv Miad Ckdrotu Diuwu'b vIoHiiwlo, which ahowidl cwruful tndidwg awl tb mttunl artUUfl touch. Thu Cardinal Ijuuritu wwv also uu eanil whtMi tlwy mng n wvlewtiu U Uie bltttu.l spnmij, in UAllwt ukm, and thuy nMwtUI with "VueU .Wl." This Uarwjlto hMlurvudly mhr ami iu work uHtMHtly Iwprum. lhoolutHtl wh tastvlully ilucunittkl witt thu hiiw uuhmt, mnlu and whitu, and thu chiM rioww, thu Hl Anothur phwsiug fauu of thu sflmr was Ih thu oomplluiwu of thu kdiw ol thu amlhMwu Ih thu hh' tHMHumtda thi wtMH f rmovifg tliatr htti. ftcralum Ux Heady. ni. ...... ........ 1 ii. - .1 ... . FHr U uw nail' h1 tatt ka hU ef tko ' virtary. SPEECH BY MRS. EDDY. Features of the Meeting of the1 Christian Scientists at Boston. Bosto.v, June C The followers of Christian Science yesterday observed communion day witli largely attended services at the mother church, the First Church of Christian Scientists. The annual message of tho pastor emeritus, Mary Baker Eddy, wan read by John Iteeder, and listened to with great interest. Following nro extracts: "We thank the giver of all good for the marvelous speed of tho chariot wheels of truth and for thu steadfast, calm coherence in the ranks of Christian Science. . "On comparison it will bo found that Christian Science josflossos more of Christ's teachings and example than all othor religions since tho first century. "Wo should tliunk God for persecu tions and for orsccution, if thereby en sue a puror Protestantism and mono theism for the Iattor days of tlio tilth century. The forts of Christian Science, garrisoned by God's chosen ones, can never surrender. "1 reluctantly foresee great dangor threatening our nation; imperialism, mono'sdy and a lax. system of religion. Hut the spirit of humanity, ethics and Christianity sown broadcast all con comitants of Christian Science is tak ing strong hold of the public throughout our beloved country and foreign lands, and is tending to counteract tho trend of Madamo Pyron." Ladles' Auxiliary Meeting. At tlio mooting of tho Salem Ladies' Auxiliary, of tho Y. M. C. A., which mot ut tho Association rooms this after noon, the following program was run dored : Piano Duet Mrs. Jooph II. Albert and Miss Hcatricu Khultoti. "Italian Uonaissunco" Mrs. Waltur Biiklu. Howling Miss Bdnii Price. "IlufnoP' Mr. Alice II. Dodd. Vocal Solo-Mrs. V. A. Wiggins. "A Holy Trinity" Mrs. Olivu 8. England. "Itembmndl" Mrs. AValter Bakin. "Art iu Connection witli photogra phy" Mrs. F. A. WlgghiH, Pine Music Will bu heard at jsaluni next Sunday on thu invasion of tho Conductors' Ex cursion. Jlrown's concert orchestra will he iu the grand stand at thu Fair Grounds ami bands from Eugene, At Imny, Independence nnd Portland havo been engaged. 0 tf Seventy-first lilrthday. At her Soventy-llrst birthday tho friends of Irs, It. '.. Jones of Mornlng side met in goodly numbers on Saturday at the family homo to do honor to thu event, Mrs. N W. Clark hur daughter, arranged an afternoon entertainment and beautiful luncheon. The whole thing was a complete surprise to Mrs. Jones, and the afternoon was an en joyable affair to tlio whole family. The Modern Ueauty Thrives on gisid food and sunshine, with plenty of exercise iu the open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooms with Its beauty. If hur bvstcni needs the idealising action of a laxative remedy, she lives the gentle ami pleas ant Syrup of Figs, made bv the Calif omla Fig Syrup Co. only, Thoro Is a Mum for all things. The time Ui uko DoWllt's Mtllo Early libers Is when you are suirurlru' from const limtluii, or ahor troubles. They never gripe. Stone l)rtig . toros. Want to Borrow or lend? In eitlier case you'll Hud just the right man to deal with if you express your delres through the Jnniswi, want columns. Solum has alt kinds of inmiile of clr- euinstuiiowi and the quickest, cheapest aim nest way to lluil all of any one mr ticular class of people is through Tub Jouh.vai., thu only mper that thorughly coven the Held. Election of Officers. M tlw annual meeting of tho Stiloni V. M. C. A. A. for thu election of a iMiaru oi iiirwtor liewl last evening the following worn cIkssii. Thejterms were for out', two, ami trhreo ymn: F. A. Wltftcims, Joe II. Allnirt. B. 0. Crnw.S. II. Jwmi, A. T. Gilbert, John II. Scott, F. E. Hodgkln, Thos. ltolvor . C. P. Ilishi.p, W. T. Itiiplon, J. S. renter, N J lrti... CLas Atwood, M llurd.aud 11 I'di', DiteMc is irrt and treacherous ocean. Man ever tanU upon its nhoie anU gie Ht aver its calm auifacc without a thought of danger It lu-k. hit feet it advance ml rwwlM alwoM playfully but all the Mioe It will crftek his bones and rat hltu, nil v.ip the ciim.on foatu from tta jawi if Hothing had happnd. as it ha been ileiBK ever since the world begun. A wan who carelcasly aaunten along the ahore of the insatiate aea of disrate will Kne day eneuuntcr a girat atorui ut the form of Mwr fatal malady and will be en gulfetL liecftuse uiau 4oec not have to go tu IhsI when he auffeta freia a trivial inili KMlutH, tevaue he dova not have to give up wKk when he gets nervous and cannot sleep at night, tx-cau.c he can .till force ilowii an unsatisfactory meal when he it uttering from Iota of appetite, because by ttrong ellort he nd add a column of Cgurei tth aching head -it no reatou that the diKinlert ate trilling or to be neglected They are the warning of teiiou tfekueta rt man who luomjitly heed. them, ami re torts to the tLiht remedy, will tpeedfly re cover bit usual health. The man wh neg lecu them will find that he it in the grip of consumption, tome nervous dlwrder. or otue other drd malady, due to Improper K intumotestt nutrition Dr. Pieree'a Golden Medic! Diteovery it the boat of r ? L "" " w,n bJ who nf- tile. faetllUtea Ihe flow of dlgeattvc Jufwt. nvlssjrat.a the liver, purtrlea and enriehei ue nwu my unet and buHUt up 1 ur. .1... IV, nenea. It cuiea oS per cent, of aU abruuli JwMvakUL Jkwat and lung rTethMW, TyvJl. ot J 9 nil itS tiK.,rfcSnT" "-' - r CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. le Kind You Have Always Bought WiS Bears the Signature of Steam Dye Works. No. 105 Commercial street, opposite Willamette hotel. Ladles' and gentlemen's clothing cleaned, dyed, re paired and pressed. Fine blankets cleaned or dyed nnrl nicely finished. Kid gloves cleaned, 10c; dyed 25c. Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS U8 COURT STREET. Make a specialty uf all Kinds of .Sheet. Steel and Galvanized Iron work rxiflng aod guttering, a full line of Pumps and pump linings. Prompt work and reusoDable prices. We carry In -lock the Fairbanks wind mill. Call and sec us before tflvlug your order for mill or lank. Phono 2.14 FKOMPr WORK AND LOW PRICES The Geo, M, Beclcr Insurance Agency Alwuys to the- front with best rate and policies in the leading companies. Employment Agency, I)i you want wont, or need help of any kind? Apply at once. Rental Agency, Property to rent. Itjglster our agency. 288 Commkuciai.Sthkbt, Salkm. HED FRONT LIVERY First'Class Feed and Boarding staolcs, Kll COMMKltCIAI. STKKUT. SALEM, ORE. Wm ULLREY, Prop. Best Rigs, for Commercial Men HUMnt In amo Murk Hotel Willamette. WNafo teams and coinfortuble rig for ladles and family drlv'trm a spec ialty. Horses boarded bv day. week or month and best of' satisfaction guaranteed. ;i- tf SLOO BEST OREGON VEHELY The Model Oregon Nuwspaper ami Family Journal. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Kunoh and Dairy und.Murkct News In attnintiye roudubliCforui. !: p I ,1 m Id issuutt Thurlay.ui(irnlnn of the suite thesame week, I- 1.00 u 1111 iBjtwoiurtfiwnUtlniJJill.IinrtjintlrVirtliiu.iNubHirM,! amlgStateNowy. DnL. J An liidoponiloia Assoolatd U ijeud fqt'saiuptes free. tlam, c,ir imj molte otBiut tB rh psjyj mWws Send sitrlal sultegrlwUm, " ' ii.mgiakr,-.i inrin ,rm.r;riitt;.'i2azriitrT-rimti6 rTtwtUifi'iWjwMllnii'i 1 rawww Denver &jRio Grande H R, SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD. Tho Favorl.c Tranncontlnentol Uoute Ilctwccn the Northwest and all I'olnM Kat. Choice of Two Uoules Through thoKamnui ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY. Anil Four Koiitoi Kst of 1'uebluaiut Denver. All piRr!i (franted a day ntop-orcr In the Mormon Capital or anywhere Initwwn Ogilcn ami Donrer. l'ewonally comluctwl Tourist Kx curirioiii three days a vcok to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago ano thk East. For tickets and any Information regarding rates, routes, etc., or for decfltlve advertising matter, call on agents nf Oregon Italluny .V Navigation Co., Oregon Short Line or Southern I'liclllc ComiMUlee. 8. K. HOOI'KIt, 0. 1' A T. Agt . Oenver, Col. U. C.NICIIOL, Oon. Agt., 251 Wash. St. Portland. Ore. Oflin travelers choice of the routes east. They are all famous following for their tccnlc attraction, O. K. & N, via Ogden and Denver Shasta Reute via aacramento, Ogden and Denver. bliasta Kou'e via Sacramento, Majire Alberquerque, A dally line of through TUi.LMAN PALACE and TOUKISThLEEl'ERt-, San. Francisco and Los Anceles to Cliicaq this is The Short Line from southern California To the East. Apply to the agents of the O. IV !c II. , O. S. I... Southern Pacific, or '.he undersigned, for folders and descriptive literature. J. J. DEERKUX. Gen'l Ant Worcester HM. Vmtland, Crossing the' Rockies. The most delightful rtde across the cond nent is through Utth and Colorado, over what is known as "The Scenic Route of the World." It matters not nt what seassn of the year the dip is made, at no time does ihe tcenery grow tr.onotonous, It is an ever changing panorama cf the beauties of nature. One momi nt you are passing ihiough gorges walled in by rocks thousands of feet tigh, I and ihe next you arc above iho snow line, I skirling peik that tower above you until they seem atroou to rcich the iky. One of thecharicteiixtics of the Colorado climate! iisth.t the extr mes of temperature arei never met wi h It Is neither so cold in winter nor warm in summer, as ujon the lines of railwa. which cross thft drserts and plains. The tmveler over the Rio Grade Ves'ern alto has the privilege nf a stopover, 11 lie so elec at Halt Lake Lity, or any. wh-re tieween Ogden nnd Denver, 011 all classet ol tickets. For informs Ion as to rates, etc , and for descriptive Kmph'ets, cdl on the n-arcit Ticket Agent of the (). R. R. & N. Co. or Sou'hern Pacific Co., or d ress. J D. MANSFIELD, Gen'l Ag't. Rb Gr nd Western Railway, 142 Third street, Portland, Oregon. ILI JO J In lime U riiioj; all vj i'rss I'apw for the v. SLOO m i aoo You Can Get a Lower Berth, Itli one exception the through trains of the RurllnRton Route are almost Invariably well-filled. The exception Is our St. Paul Chicago Limited. On the limited there Is usually room and to spare. Don't I nrer that It Is neither so line, nor so fast, as ANY train of ANY other line between St. Paul and Chicago. On the cou trary, there is no more beautiful train In America. It has electric light, steam heal, wide vestibules, tile most satisfactory dining-car service on the continent and n , lower berth for evervbndy, A. 0. SHELDON. Gen'l Agent, Portland, Or. A Few Interesting Facts When people are contemplating a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur ally want the best service obtainable so far as speed, comfort and safety is concerned-Employes- of the Wisconsin Centtal Lines are paid to serve the public and our trains are operated so as to make clo-e connections with diverging linej al nil junction points. I'ultmin Palace ISleepini; and Chair cars on through trains. Dining car service unexcelled, Meals a la Caite. In order to obtain this first-clus service, ask the deket agent to sell you a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES nnd you will mike' dirert connections at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and nil points East. For any lurther infoimation call 011 any ticket agent or correspond with J AS, POND, General Pass, Ai;ent. Milwaukee, Wis, or JAS. A. CLOCK, Ceneial Agent, 246 Stark Street, Portland. Ore, Oregon Sliou Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Dlaii, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the Union l'ncltir Kum Mall Line, or the Illo Urande tjcvniu Llum. Look at the time ti Da ye to Salt Lake 21 Day? to Denver 3i Days toChlcawo 4 Days to New York Free Reclining Chair Cars. Upholstered Tou 1st Slipping Curs, ami I'lillmnn Pataee. SIeu(r operated on all trains. Kor further information apply.to HOISK A HAItKKK, Agents, ?tcm. W. K. COMAN, aen'l Auent V. 0. TEHItY. Truv. Pass. Agt 111 Third St.. Portland Do you want to die? OH- Do you want to gel well? Ifyouwant toDlokfCn rlifht on hlling you sfdtwnwltli MINKItAL Mini thor I'DISOXSIn the shtine of I)hU(i8 and kIIojtihI mwlicliii.. u.'Jr loa 'H' '. KCt .rN.fMKIA' CUUKD. vv&tii, ??.'!.. 5 r,0UT' Quit hIIowHik dixtor. to b.M'KIU.MbNT on ou with drugs und try m. ,1. F. COOK, JIOTAXICAL SPECIALIST, Ollice 301 Liberty Street, Salem, Or. Ht has cured ncorw of people since lie iiime to Suleiii. lie is h repiitahle prnctltioner und i ft graduate of two legally charlerwi oullvg. AtohUMandlngHs a ritliu nud III re4Uhll Ity aj h iMi-lno-H man, any one inn he convinced that lie In not only h kh! oitlieu hut an honem jmhh. lie hu U-vn liwl ahoul and mUn-prt-kntl murtf than any man In .Wilem, hut he can oount hl tnvmU nmong the Ut oitUn of saltin and Willamette Valley. Il best friiDU are o w hom he lias tHItKD Ills remedies iirv the result ufn lifetime of stu lv. and todulng y the marvelous i-ure (K-rfornwl right here at iw lie, aere nm putienu may l en and talked with, no one v. ho I. tick ahould henliate to nee him. He aUolutely puren nil klml of Chrunle lifw-i after alt irther mM. have failed, laflSSiV?! 0vI. Kklv Trouble. Bene I)lMMNt. Akttimn rkln I)mmu. Ktc, without with no pain wlwww u U iwfVnt. S, C, STONE, M. D. Stone's Drue: Stores 8ALKM..OREGOS'. The stores (two In number) are loeated a No -m ami m Cowmewial street, and are well stocked V.IM, a eomplete line of drugs and SMaietHM, tallei alUs, jwluaiery, brushes ete.. etc., te. t R. STONE UshadsoweStyeaMMperiiwee In the prac ltcot wfciuriueaml now mkm no en.rge for euliatloi. examlnauort or prewripttea. Herschbacha . Reiffelman BLACKSMITHS and WHEELRIGHTS. riSfrWH?,.your ll0K0- bulldor KJ licHtLl f0"." ,u'P'ents ixfitik, J"tntl to ty our rntrons voa . KUHrantee that our wiirb wm bot4itls aelurr. Slum im r .".......- str.wr tii... . v.',w wnciucici -v, civuuuue sjuo. 4 I tr R ZOR TAX All ,ope aw iwrouj. mm thttt . lUaow ol c for nituintmrlnK of&wlI. Whit ad Co. at Hk, rK. owsit tlM Court llws. 6-SO.tl Screen Ooors and Windows, nL ttth !.. IVMdtr atouaM 4 iM SOUTH ANO EAST TUE SHASTA RO'JTE, OF THE Southern Pacific Co, EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DA11Y 7:00 P Ml Lv... 'Portland. . ,Ar 94S pmJ-Ar....Satem ,...Ar 745 a M ) Ar. San Francisco. Lv 8: s.-. 7: 8:00 a u -2J AM 00 PM 5'OOPM Ar Ogden... Ar tiiopu 6:05 PM Ar Denver. . Lv 645PM 6,43 AM Ar . . . . Omaha . . . . Ar 8 50 A M 8'I5PM Ar .... Chicago ....Lv 6,30 PM 7.00 AM Ar, ,,Lo Angeles... Ar 925PM 8M5PM Ar ... El Paso.... Ar 235PM 4,15 PM Ar.... Fort Worth. ,.,Ar 8 40 a m 7.55 A m Ar. . New Orleans. . .Ar 8 40 pm nSIRlNU CARS OBSERVATION CARS. Pullman hrst-clau and tourist )ecpln car a'.tacbid to all through traim . Tourist cars through to Chicago without change. ROSKBURO MAIL, , DAILY. 8.'30 A M I tO.'CC A Mo Lv.. Lv.. Ar Portland ..Ar .Salem.... Lv Roseburg.. Lv 4-"3" P M 1 5o.'PN 7.'3o a m 5:20 pm WEST SIDE DIVISION. BETWEEN PORTLAND .AND CORVALLIS. Mall trains daily except Sunday. 730 A Ml Lx. . . .Portland. . Ar I 550 p m 1 1 .'55 p M I Ar. . . .Corvallis. . Lv j i.'2o p u At Albany and Corvallis connect wit rains of the C. & E. Ry. INDEPENDENCE PASSjENUEK. EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY. 450 P 730 P 8:30 P Ml Ly, Portland.... Ar I 825 M Lv . McMinnville LyJ- 550 Ml Ar Independence Lv) 450 A M A M A M Direct connections at Mn hranciscu with Mean-ship lines f.r HAWAII, 1APAN, CHINA. 'IIIEPHILUPINEi and AUS TRALIA. For through tickets and rates call o- V. V, SKINNER, Depot Agent, or C D. GAURlhLbON City iicket Agent, 232 Com mercial M Salem O." R. KUEUl.bR, Managei MARKHAM G. F & V. A. Portlan DKPAnt TIMK RCHKOULe. From Portland Artntvs FOB "KuVt" Mall) 8 p. Ill 5uo" .'att Ijikn. Denver Ft. Worth! Omaha, Kanww City, 8t 6:15 pm jx)um.i nicagu anu r.um. Walla Walla, tipokrtiic, Mluno apo- kunc iioiis, Hi. raui. nuium, Mil waukee Chicago and oust. xane Flyer H.S a. m. Klver 2.30 p m OCKAN HTKAMUUIlt). t p 111. For Pan Francisco, 4 f. IB Hall every llvo uaya. 8 n. m fObO.MHIA HIVER ex. Hun Hatur DH.AiIC,i, p f. UI. To Astoria and way Lundlugit, ex Hun. aTKAMElti, 4 p. in. .. J"1 IV p. Die beavp ArHa lein siiiem 7.15 am JTlu Thu nud yut 10 11, in. M011 Wed I'rl WII.LAMETTK KIVKH Portland, NcwbvrC and bandings. way 6 p. in. Jionv Weds Frl Tu Thur Hat, S;S0pm Ari" lent For Day ton Invo WtbbAMKTTE KIVKR Hnk'ra Corvalllii AliMiny and Way 10 a. m: IM011 Wed and Fri Tu Trill, Points. Sill 3 p. in WILLAME'lTE RIVER DIVISION. Daily hosts to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg Citv if the steamers are delated there oand trip tickets to all points in Oregon Washing ton, or California. Connection made at Poic land with all rail, ocean ondnver lines W. II. HURLHUKT. Gen'l Pas. Afft. Portland. () G. M. POWERS, Agent, Twde street dock. Salcn.. UOISE & BARKER, City Agent. YAQUINA ROUTE Corvallis & Eastern Railroad' Connecting at YAQUINA with thu YAQLIXA BAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY STEAM EI13 "WEEOTT" Hrl-clas: In every re ect. The above steamer Is due to sail from Yaqulna every eight dava. Phortst Route jletweeu Between Valley Points nod San Francisco Fare Albany and points West to San Francisco CW n . . 1 10.00 wouna Trip... 17.00 H. L WALDES, T F. A P. EDWIN STONE, Manager J.TURNER Agent, Albany, Oter, WILUMETTE RIVER DIVISION STEAMER WM. M, HOAG, Captain Geo. Raabe. Running between Portland and Corrallii. utopplng at all way landings. ""vaiiii, RIVER SCHEDULE. DOWN - Tuesdays. ThumUvi ,! a, a.-. Uavea. UrralUs a.-m' ivw ATuny......jrr.nn a 7 1 S" leaves IntleKudenee 9 J m Leaves 8aleja """" 10 a m tAvea Newberg . i.T Arrive P"rtltti,d.Zr.UZr."r."':S0 I'P-Mondayi, Weilnctdaya audTTidays. leaves Portland . 6am r -L'?.1?. 10:)a. in '" 3aiiH----.. fx:;jrtiuiL,?p"isoi-w ... s-w p. 1.,... iJ"r """" :oii. m ttH &VXrr-Z&xZZZ 7.30 p. IU y:jup, m a , ,IM umiiill jinr is m The steamer has been equipped with flrst-.fwo-litlon.. InuluanY au elegant paVjeagere'd 'r earry,n bo,h freight apd Dook-Footof Bute street. O. MAERTZ. Agent. Salem, Qregoi C.SUUJVAN.Hupt. Albany, Orego '" uunNiui 11 .rw . Tho Intor-Stato University System, of Musical Instruction. . E. II. BCOTT. D, M. IMIKS1DENT .. or the beneBt of ruplU of Prtraui Tearberi At Home. P-rllRM81"" ."?r-AHXIO TKAB. iiiS?Sltffi,lSS,tol ,rom rwUr,jr ehM- Haplaation or the ayttem indeUil tn thee eolutuna BPTAANDRa-wiLMMAN. atate Kepreteoutive aaJ Mernber of the Faculty Studeo over Flrtt Katienal xUnVnld One or Ivro place. ori for adiaaced player, in t. ue is only one place in town to cet a Qff&N UPJI mm MM 'IRST-CLASS HARNESS 1 K yoa are stranger, ask yor neuhbnr, ht will tell I otOEOtoWiW.J HNS Ur babk of tbe Red Fiont Drug Store. .l5d wlm. SAX.KM KENOB WORK3, HOFBR UUOS; w""tW5.te, fHtnfvmaipejM MMtWnll!Mirt--ifiWW'--