Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 13, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textfmmmmmmmmmsa rdlyn:!'Sry ' 'V&SFStt'lSZ&SaKi a St w BnnwM, h m imVi rWwrti fftaf-9ltt-43E9M AtSSaaMI .urn 'iii 1 1 iiiiwrmiinfc imnnnf tea A merciless cut in prices A backward season, and consequently a more or less sluggish business in spring and summer clothing ne cessitates this move. We propose To clear out every . next 30 days and' Prices, will do it. spring and. Summer-., suife.in the These suits are all new goods and our spring sales have taught us that they are good values at regular prices, 6.50 7 7. SO 8 8.50 and p) Suits. $5.85, G. w. Johnson & Go.. 257 COMMERCIAL STREET. DAILY CIPITAL JOURNAL. HV MOirtDH BKOTHKKU TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 180U. Doily, Ono Year 93.00, In Advnnco Dally, Four Motitua $1 00, L Advance. Wcokly, Ono Year $1.00, In Advnnoo EDITOniAL'.REVIEW. Tlioro will 1m) homutlilnof u nruno crop In thu orclmrdH on hill IiiiiiIh. In. Kpuctlon of thu Italian prutm tri-on of J. J. Hall ut Lilxirty hIiowh thut IiIh 100 trees will yield nlxitit u ixjck njilmi tif extra largo line prunuu. Hiiuh fruit if well cured and chipped iih Oregon fruit ought to go far toward making a tiattiu for Oregon that will redound to ward our credit in the future. The crop In thu lied IIHIh will amount to con tiidurablo nil told. Hut many orchardo are hare, the owiiora huiug glad to have waved thu trees. l'runo groworH who built largo driem on the expectation of paying for them out of thin year's crop will ho nhort-haiuled llnaiiuially if they went Into debt. During thu noxt two wi-ukH the mi promo grand linlge of the Ancient .Order of United Workmen will I hi in dally huh hIou at Iiuliauapnllff, The A. 0. ,U. W. in me original iralurnal i'ooperatlve iih Hoclation In America. Since Hh organi zation In 1808 by John .Ionian Up (ihuroh It hiiHii remarkable growth and now nuhihurH riulmrdliiatu lodgex in every ntato and territory in thu Union and in novoral of the Canadian proviucoH. Thu order now unihrai'iw !W grand lodgea, 5,105 mib-lodgonundaii aggregate momborfhlpof.'loOlH), Thu ordurpayH j,'2,Q0Q at death and ban illnhiirewl hIiico lUnrgaulKUtlou 180,000,000. Tliu meet ng will bo formally opened with a renep Hon UiIh evening atthuHtate liiiomi, at which Mayor Taggart will deliver the nddrcHH of wuluomu. Tho bunt piwro of road making that wu havo xeuit thin Hprlng wan done by John llooth and J. 1'. Krizxull for about u half a inllo on South High Htreet, It in well rouiulwl tip.Hiiiootli, well draiiuM well rolled and will wear well. It wan all done with plow and airaper, ami llnldiiMl with a road maehiue, A utroot that viih formerly ooinmmtl of gulllim and rook pllun, iinullioltw and ititH, ImpaHMlble without injury to man, vehiulu or booMt.ln now a ploamiul drivo giving thu proKirty along that utrvot thu apH.uranuu of being owmsl by Christians and elvlllxed hoi1. Thu Wutttorn Gas Aaoolatlon is in MiHuion at Milwaukee, Win. A wldo ruiigu of mibJcctH him Imuii map)l out f or dlsuuwiloii.lnuludliig, among otlmrx auotyluuu, ineauduHiuut gun lighting, thw supply of natural gux and recuut ad vauiHM in thu iiianufiiotiiro and supply of urtllluul fuul gati. On Thurmluy uvunlug June 1A thurw Ih to m tunderel a roaimtiun to thu tumi Jtuv. Alexander Uhrlotiu, I). 1)., thu, ;iiewly upH)iuted arohblihup of Oregon thu Mimwior to thu late Archutohop (IroHs. Kov. Chrhttio Ih one of thu moet note! men of the Cathulloelmroh uu thu iiorthwoitt 1'aolile uoaat, and thu thuught .In to givo him a eonlial greeting on bin llrat public np-HMraiuv in his now Held of labor. Ills reputation Is that u( a t-uutUunuu of nullum. UU prudmMtor .ibivd a pretty strung hold on thu aftVo - itlonu of tho )Hoplu of Oroguu rugHnlhhM " vof orewU. Tliottalumli. A. It. and Helief vorn organizations havu widely lud off in ar ranging for a projier reception to tho Oregon volunteer on their return. It should be made an occasion for rejoic ing by all clitHHCH, without regard to creed or party. Tho tendency of ol ItlciiuiH ofone party or church to monop olize patriotic occatdomi, Iiiih been out grown by thin community and a goner oiih recognition of thu oxiHtoucu of all tliat gocH to make njui patriotic homo geneo iih pcoile. Thu jiride of thu old vutcraiiH of the grand army In the proud record made by tho Oregon volunteerH ii shared alike by all uIiihhoh of peo ple. Tho Oregon boyH Iwlong to the people of Oregon. The thought that comoH to iih Ih that thuveturaiiHof the Union arinlus aruguneroiiH to tho core their heartH in thiin cordially welcoming home thoHo who went to a certain extent displace them iih the military heroen of ono war alwayH crowil to tho rear their predeccBHorH of the war before. Tho liarous of the Union aniiluHdlspliicud thu Mexican war vuturans, only now in turn again to Mop ashlo for a younger genera tion wIioho hrows aro wrcatlied with the laurelM of victory. Such Ih life and wo only piuiHo to nay It Ih guneroim of the G. A. It. votoraiiH to he thu II rot to net in recognizing tho home-coming hereon Medford Mall; It Ih all right for trade to follow thu Hag; hut In nlgniug a hill forbldiiig thu no of thu national ontlgu for advertlHiug, (loveruor Knoso volt Iiiih decreed that In New York trade shall not follow ho ulosuly an to leave footprints on thoHturs anil Htripen. Klamath Falln KxpreHH: Mrn. Ia'iihu Iiiih embraoe'l Hplrltualiriin. Wu under Hhuid tho lady liana cohort of defunct Htatiwinuii on tap, from whom mIiu will draw fut ii ro political Inspiration. Wo tniHt her cumoUiry conntituunoy will prove more duutllu than hur live com patriotH. i look for neveral novel in. ovatloiiH in the colootlal uhoir. CUUlfDRATION MOVEMENT. DEFENSE OP GERMANY Not Necessary for the Press to Offend the Greatest Power of Europe. Just Effort at Appreciation of German Character In Self-Culture for June. June All the committee-, at Work -Meetlug Called f6r Wednesday Uvemni;. Work by tho varlouu coiniiiltteoN In ohiirge of tlur Fourth of July culobratlon Ih in an earnent and effective manner. Not an laruo a fund will 1h ralHinl an wiih wiohed for, but Salom'H buHlnenH and inifoHnloiuil Ktoplo are reHjxmdlng with a liberal hand, ovorthluit ixu Hlilensl, and thoro will be Milllciunt fiiiulH to maku a very ginxl Hhowinu and I provide for hoiiio goHl fuatimw and rare attractloiiH for the day. Thoeominltteo Ih Htill at work and hojxiH to make a witUfai'tory report at the general com mittee meeting at thu oily hall Wodiuw day evening. Every iuuinlur of thu uomuiittciM and other InturoattHl clti zuiih are urgently rmpuiMtwl to Iw prn tint. Uadly Cut. Ytwturduy .Mr. J. H. McCiy, the bridge bulldur, caiuu nwtr hwlng IiIh family drlvinu l"rH which wan td to it fence and while tlud there conio horwH on the other side of thu fwuco oaiuo up and frlghteiiiHl Mr. McOny'H horwo m It JuiiihmI iiHtrldu thu IwrUnl wliu and ruurmy cm ii legit, a xturiiary Htir Buuii had to Ihi uillttd to nuw up the tint and take tip tho arteriun whluh uur Mvurud. Tliu horxu will probably live hut will Ihi dlxnguml. Q. A. it, Hncampment. Thu annual onouiopinuut of thu U. A. It. dupjtrtiuunt of Orvguii immt) at Mu Miunvillu uuthu i)th, i)Ut and !ttd of of June, and a itrund uhmkI time Ih ox IHMtvd. AlKiutUAiMoKutAHand uii-mburu from halfiu o.Kctt" attend and will prvUtld. go by Imat via New Imrg or xi t in. and thence by pmnto oueyaiuv. GOLD DU5T THE BEST Wishing Powder Tho Monthly HelfCulturo for ban thin editorial : "Gorman HeiiHibllitlcH, it would ap pear, havo of late Ikjoii mibjentcd to much and wanton irritation, both in thin country and in England. Tho riv alry of Gorman commurcu and thu colo nial exploitation of tho 1'atlierlaud have, with the Kalm-r'n bniHiio Helf-ac-HortlvcnoHfl, now and thou rnlllpd Eng Itoiid and brought upon Germany and her militant emperor thugiboa of the Loudon jingo preHH On UiIh flideund in the far Kant, whore America and Ger many have met in Homewhat iho charac ter of joint aggroHcorH, there Iiiih been more or Ioph international friction, and nntoriotiHiy ho at Manila ami Samoa. TIiIh Ih part of tho price which natloiiH havo to pay when thoy outer thu race agaiiiHt each other for empire. Jlut though international rivalry bu keen, there Ih no reiifon why tho people of one country hIioiiM lampoon and revilu tlioKU of another. The oceaiiH that peparato natloiiH may lo eHtraiiglng omm, but thoro Ih little wiHdom in provermjly con verting them into hchh of gall. In en terlng tliu race for territory and trade with other countries if wo cannot do ho without engendering bad blood and Hot ting at naught tho comity of natloiiH, there Ih the alternative of Htayiug at home and Rotating ournoIvcH when wu aru either in a milieu or an euviotiH mood, or aru mifforhig nationally from a (It of thu mcgrliriH. The hint may bo worth heeding by our Icgifllatorn of tho lire-eating typu, though wo admit that it Ih often uhoIohh to look for Htiavlty and dignity in thu Hpccch or bearing of a tail-twlHtlng politician. Nor Ih it cany to bridle the peiiH of chauvlnintlc newn pajwr corroHpondontHor Htop the mouth of hoiiHctful naval and military olllcerH, who aro full alike of their own achieve inuntH and of conceit. The Cughlati af fair, which wan a flagrant breach of good uiaunurH, and naturally mtiHt have Imioii uxiiHiienttlng to Germany, Ih a caw in point. Fortunately the Kainer took a hoiihIIiIo and good-natured vluw of the matter, and there wiih no ranli and In coiiHldorate runort to tho Hwonl. Hut for the Emporor'H complacency, the affair might have taken an uglier turn; and, If wo do not take care, we may yet huo nioroHorloiiH roHiilttiof our ImiRirlal ik. icy In bringing the nation, an Wishing ton warned iih, into lioHtile collision with oilier I'owern. Thu natural romilt of coiupiDHt Ih a hiimptiouM and boaHtful Hplrit; and In tliene dayn of rival mili tary crumidliig, it folio uh that tlieac.tH and language of a Hingle IndlKcrcet olll clal are often taken by foreigdern an tho uctH and language of the nation. I lence the need of diplomatic audolllclal din cretiou, and of bridling tliu tougtiu and pen, oHH'cially tliocoof public HirvuntH, when foreign governmuiitH or their clti zoiih lieconietiio themu of either ceiiHiire or complaint. "In thociidoof Germany, an we have Hiild, there Iiiih wiuined of late a diHpo.si tlon, Imth In tho United Statun and in England to contemn her people, and to deride her ruler an an unfriendly and oiivIouh rival. Tho iiijiiHtice of tliiu, wo may here note, ban Iwen ably prutodod agaiiiht by on Intelligent writer in the pagoHof a recent EngllHh review, In the coil rue of thoartlcieltH author luakeH tin ardent dofeiiHi addriHtHl jKirtlcu larly to an EuglMi people -of the great Teutonic nation, mid tlirowH a Hood of light itM)ii thuipialitieH, dlxcipliue, and traifilng of the maHeri which have elevated the empire to itn high oniliienco among the power of the modern world and made it a heritaifu of humanity. Hu applaud German Indimtry and edu cation, and oven uommeutU Um Hiturnal guvuruuieiit and milltarinm, hIiicoIii the dlwiipllne of tliu latter it Iiiih, hu eon eolvua conferred a boon tiimn the ikk- pie, iuciiUkitlng thu "Hidrlt of oImnIIuiicu dimlllty, revoreiice, and liilHirloiiHiiw." Thu ablu artlolu in Self.t'ultur-t ought to ihi a warning to newspapers liku UariHir'H Weekly that worn to delight in publUhliig what Ih offumiivu to the Ger man nation. Germau-AmerlwiiH arc not no koiihIUvo. Tliulr loyalty to American iuMitutloiiH wiih attented on tho Held of buttlo in the war of thu ru ination. In the recent war with Spain German Amerlouu voluntuurn will bo loiiiut to uut-numbor all othur furuign. uro. That thu German American mako a g-Hl roldler, a giKxl farmer, busim man, cltlien and taxpayer no om will Hiiwtlon and it Ih no moru than right mat tliu Aintiriouit prun nlwHild nut rub ! it in too hard on thu utitiro German ' nniion iwttiuo a lew HiilHinltnattf olll olaN in Manila and Apia wuru guilt v ( ollHinttvu conduct. Thuyilo not ivpro unt thu fcollngti of thu Gurnuiu jHKiplu of thin iKmutry or of GurmiiRy towartl the Aniorieun gi-vornniiMit or the Amur. can iHKiple. Wu with to iitote another iwrugraph from thu thlttoHal in Self, t'liltuw, which l ixmll' a roviow of a longer artlolu in thu NhiHtuuiith Century fur April, untitled Uurniany iu aii Object Uh)ii : "ignurttiicoamlprujudlctiaro not tho iltialilWatlona for doing Jiuthu to any nation tlll ldo thuy tumble ih to view with Intulllgunt fti)indieiuin tl iutiai)ualy, disciplinary, and indus trial oualltiw that have clvttn (iri...i.v her UAMnniaudlng iKwhion. We iku"v ' ft inwukunly tlout hur, and uvuu iu mr hfAdlncM y her u alight; but wu mn not with tvumm or from polky twort hur augur; and If wu mondy rfnln from Uittt, iu win hardly wpmjt hur Ut U wffiwlvttly frfundly, ti)l Ium to rmmlt our jKduUuau with iQVtt." M. . .!.-., i . . ina Co-Opcratlve Brotherhood, All Interested in co-operativo colonic)! nHtifolntloii of the prccont wwinl uvIIh are invited to meet at Unity church next Sunday morning at 11! :30 to organize a branch of Co-operative Brotherhood now in ojwration at Olalla, Wash. The Modern Beauty ThrivoH on good food and mnishinc, witli plenty of oxerciee in thu open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooniH with its beauty. If her Byteni needs tho cleansing action of a laxative remedy, che tiees the gentle and pleas ant Syrup of Figs, made by tho Calif ornia Fig Syrup Co. only. A Strong Feature, For years tho Victor Crank-Hlmft has mot nil comers mid defeated tho field. it ih tin spinal column of a wheel. Like many Victor devices it costs Hoveral times an much to build iih tho jolnte-' crank hungerH generally used. The Victor crank-shaft is owncdhv tho Over man Wheel Co. and controlled by ictterH, patent, bo that it cannot bu mado by any other maker. It Ih absolutely rigid, Is light, and never breuks. Tho crank hanger Ih made from a mass of steel which weigliH in tho rough two imhukIh ten ounces. After having passed through the various inachineH it ih cut down till it weighH but 8( oihicoh. What is true of the crank hanger Ih also true of the Huddle twst connection, fork crown and jieddlo frame. These aro tho lifo points of any wheel, and it Hhoiild 1m a crime to um jointed parts and Hheet metal in their construction. Overman Wheel Co. proioio to stick to steel forglngH and high grade material whatevor the coHt, hence they make only ono model, ono grade, and one priced wheel. Call at ItiHiirance building and iiiHiH'ct those wIiooIh, they aro shown by II. S. Gilo A CochaiiiicHs Hpinrollor $7r. Chain Models f 10. Headquarters For Screen Doors, etc. I-awn, field and and poultry & shingles at lowest prices. Salem Feneo WorkH. r!) State street. Salem, Walter Morloy, I'rop. 015-2w. To cure piles, DeWltl'a Witch Hazc .SlllVO HTItlKKS AT Till: UOOT It rc- iiiovcs tliu oausk. qulcklv and per iimnuutly. Stone Drug Stores. TODAY'H MAKKKT. I'oiiti.anii Juno IU. Wheat valley CO; Walla Walla, Mc. ' Flour I'ortland, $2.80; Superllno LM5 per bbl. ' OatH Wliltol5l(tc. Hay HplfOpor ton. IIojtH 110"i:ic; old crop Oc. Wool Valley. ll12e: EiiHtern Or egon, (l10. Mohair, 27 Q JtO. MlllHtnff llran, $17; sliortH, $18, I'oultry Clilckens, mixed, $l.o05 TO turkeys,, live, l.'l(("ti:iJc. Eggw Oregon, lfi per doz. IlidiiH Green, salted 00lbH,8t30u. under (HI tin, (HWn'i: sheep judtH, 152()o. Onions r)()c(?7fi per sack. Hutter Htmt lairy,G7Xffl20e; fancv creamery. IUo ttcr roll. I'otatooH f hfid tl.7B per cwt. HogH Heavy dressed fitail Mutton WeatherH 4Wc; drosHcd, 8Q0 Ilcef Steers. $4.(M)(R$I.C0; cows, $11.00 (31.00 dresned, 707. Veal dressed, HOHo. SALEM MARKET. Wheat 18. Wool 15U'c. Oats l8!t(l:. Hay Haled, cheat, $7,011 Ef-'KH, IH Mour In whohwalo lots $2.i0 retail $:i.oo. Mlllstuff bran $111.00 Hol's 'lreswtd. fikui. Live cattle 2W(JWc. Sheoi f2.ri06l$:i. Drewcd Veal (Ic. Hutter Dairy 10i creamery 20u. Wool Heat 10c. Jlohiilr iifio. i'oultry Spring chickens 12Jfo(2lirt!., liens 8 tot) cents. l'otntooH 7ftc. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature itdUts; Screen Doors and Windows. Jcrecr. cloth etc., I'oultry and Lawn fencing of all kinds and shingles. SALIIM FBNOE; WORKS; WAt.TKn MonLBYi Prop, (1.(15 W Utate Strwt Salem Peparatory Schod. Summer term opens July 5, 1809. Tuition per month ; Normul and High school . .(4 00 Common and Higher Grades. . 3 00 Below 7th Grade 2 50 A. J. Garland, M. A. C 7 Itn Principal. Steam Dye Works. No. 103 Commercial street, opposite Willamette hotel. Ladles' and gentlemen's clothing cleaned, dyed, re ' ' ;mlred and pressed. Fine blankets cleaned or dyed and nicely finished. Kid gloves cleaned, 10c: dyed or. Crossing the Rockies. The most delightful ttde across th? conti nent if through Utah and Colorado, ever what if known as, "The bcnlc Route of the World," It matters not ut what season ol the yrar the tip is mad-, at no time does the scenery grow nonotonous. It 1 an ever changing panorama of the beauties of nature. One mo mm you are passing llnouth gorges walled in by incks thousands of feet licit, and the ntxt you are above Iho snow line, skirting pek-i that tower above you until they seem almost to reach the kr. One of the characteristic of the Colorado climate ii tint the extrtmts of temperature are never met wiih It Is neither so cold in winter nor warm in summer, as uion the lines of railwa. which cioss the diseits and plains. The traveler over tho Rio Grade NVes'.crn also has the privilege of a stopover, if he so elec s at Salt Lake City, or any. whre beween Ogden and Denver, on all classes of tickets. Kor Informa ion as to rates, etc., and for descriptive pamph'ets, call on the nearest Ticket Acent of the O. K. R. & N. Co. or Southern Pacific Co., or address, J. D. MANSFIELD, Gen'l Ag't. Kb Gr.nd Western Railway, 142 Third street, I'ortland, Oregon, TBD QRBAT SALT LAKE KOUTti The attention of easthoumt traveieu is called to the advantnses offered them by the Rio Grande Western, " 1'ho Great Salt Lake Route." The same rates prevailed whether the trip is maoe via Huntington or san Fran, cisoo. 'lite passenger lias his choice of two toutcs out ol I'ortland. three tbroucrh Colo. rado, and four east thereof. No othsr line out of i'ortland can offer such a variety of routes. In addition, a day's stopoier is given all passengers at any point in Utah or Colo rado. Through pullman and tourist sleep ing cars are run on all train, as well as free reclining chair cars. The nervice and ac commodations offered are equal, if not su. perior, to tho.e of any ttans-continental road, ami raies are always as low as the lowest. If you contemplate a trip east, write to J. D. Mansfield, G ntral Agent, Rio Grande Vejtoin Railway, 141 I hlrd Street, I'oitiand Oregon, for any Inforinatio 1 you may need In reference to rates, routes or accomodations. w iMo-tf RAZOR TAX All people are hereby notified that a tax on Itar.org of 25c for retempenng is now on and can be paid at the shop of Sim II. White and Co. at High Htreet, opposite the Court House. 5-204 A LIVE SAVED. Dr. J.F, Cook.'tho Botanical Spool nllBt, Succoods Whoro Others Fall. To whom it may concern : This is to certify that Uertha I. Con ner, of Mt. Angel precinct, Marion coun ty, Oregon, ban Buffered from a cancer ouh growth in tho left ear for about tlnee yearH. Tho growth was cutout twice and burned out once by Albany Physicians, hut the growth came back iih had au ever, and pained her so badly that Hhe had to bo taken from hchool. After three week'n treatment by Dr. J. I'. Cook, of Salem, Oregon, tliu Ilotanical Specialist, tho growtli entirely disap peared, and at tliia date, 'four months Hinco treatment wan begun, tho growth has not reappeared, and the car has en tirely healed leaving only tho hciim in flicted by tho Albany doctors I hereby certify that the above state ment Ih absolutely true, and that Ber tha P Conner, tho iwrpon mentioned in tho alildavit, Iiiih resided in my fam ily since early childhood, Ix'aring (lie re lationship to me of niece. II. C. LoN. Subscribed and sworn to before me this eighth day of Juno. 1899. W. W. Hall, county clerk of Marion county, Oregon. and Herschbach Reiffelman BLACKSMITHS and WHEELRIGHTS, We will shoe your hor6e, build or repair your wagon or Implements Hclng h-cuted to stay our pitrons have u guarantee thut our work will be satisfactory. Shop lOOCheiueketa street. Telephone 2705. 41 tf You Can Get a Lower Berth. With one exception tho through trains of the Hurllngton ItouUj are almost luynrmbly well-lllled. The exception Is our St. Paul; Chicago Limited. On tho limited thero Is usuully room and to spare. Don't Infer that It is neither so lino, nor so fast, as ANY train of ANY other lino between St. Paul and Chicago. On tho con trary, there Is no more beautiful train in America. It has electric light, steam heat, wide vestibules, the most satisfactory dining-car service on tliu continent and a lower berth for everybody, A. O. SHELDON. Ocri'l Agent, Portland, Or. SOUTH AND EAST VIA E SrKSTA RO'JTE THE Pacific Co, OF THE Southern 7:00 p 9--4S P 7--4S A EXPRESS TRAIWS RUN DAUV Lv...:t'ortland. ..Ar "I m- m) Ar. ...bat em . ...Ar Ar. San Francisco. Lv 5'ool'M Ar Ogden .,. ,Ar 0:05 PM Ar Denver. , Lv 6,43 AM Ar . . . . Omaha .... Ar 8-15 PM Ar .... Chicago ....Lv 7.00 AM Ar. ..Los Angeles... Ar 815 PM Ar .... El Paso .... Ar 4,15 PM Ar.... Fort Worth. ..,Ar 7,55 Am Ar. . New urleans. , . Ar 11 1 7. 8:00 AM .-25 Ail 00 tu IlIOPM 645PM 8 50 AM 6.30 P M 9 25 P M 2 3SPM 840 Am 8 40 I'M A Few Interesting Facts When people are contemplrting a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur ally want the best service obtainable so tar as speed, comfort and safety is concerned. Employes of the Wisconsin Central Lines are paid to serve the public and our trains are operated so ai to make clo-e connections with diverging line at nil junction points. Pullman i'aiace Sleeping and Chair cars on through train?. Dining car service unexcelled, Meals a la Carte. In order to obtain this flrstclus service, ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket oyer TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES DlNlNU CARS OBSERVATION CARS. Pullman iirst-class and tourist meeping cars attached to all through tralm . Xourist can through to Chicago without change. R03KDURQ MAIL, r-DAILY. 8:30 a Ml Lv... Portland toee, a MLv.... Salem. 520 r M Ar .. Roseburg WEST SIDE DIVISION BKTWKKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLtS. Mat! tiains dally except Sunday. 730 amT"Ly. . . .TortlandTi Xr J 550 v M n.'55 P Mt at.... lorvani-... l.v 1 Uorvallls Jul . .Ar (430 p 11 1.... Lv -J 1 5o.'Pu JtMoaii 20 PU coa.cct with At Albany and rains of the C & E. Rr. INDEPENDENCE" I'ASSENTlKI KXPRRS8 TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNUAV.) 4.,5 P M I 730 PM 8:30 PM) I l.v . rortianu Ar 1 0:25 a m Lv . . McMinnvllle LvV 5-50 a m Ar Independence Lv) 4:50 a u Direct connections at ban rrancisco wild stearrshlp lines ft HAWAII, 1APAN. CHINA. 'IHEI'IIILLIl'INEi and AUS. TRALIA. For through tickets and rates call o W. W. SKINNER, Depot Agent, or f D. UAURlLLbON City Ticket Agent, 232 Com metcial Sat. Salem Of. K. KOEULER, Manaeei " C. MARKHAM G. F. & P. A. Portland at nil any nnd you will mike dirert connections St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and nolnts Eait. For any lurther infoimation call on ticVet attcnt or correspond with J AS, POND, General Pass, Agent . Milwaukkk, Wis, or JAS. A. CLOCK, General Agent, 246 Stark Street, 1'OkTI.AND, ORE, Tho Intor-Stnto Unlvorslty Syotom of Musical Instruction. K. II. HCOTr. D. M. PlliaiUKNT . A National Co-operative Institution ixf!inainK to numbar It faculty lilrh In liv htiliilmla KmbrucinK moni o A 3 3? o a.-c js: ijL . flarji th 1 h Kind Yau Han Always BougM Thoro aro mmv than l.tXHMXX) mum born of Iho UaptiHt chtircli in thu I'liltiil Statiw. It in fri'u from horosy trials and Hiinllar trimhloo for tho idmplo rwiHon that tNieh chinvh lndy Iiiih tho full houolltn of local hulf'Koviirniiioitt, or tho rigid to attond to Ita own affair, hiudi elntroli may call whom it pli-acoa and tho prwiohor promdi what it pltniHiu, and if tlio ini'iiiKirHof tliat iMirth-uhir ulnmdi do not ohjuct no one 0U0 run. Iho UaptiHt I'hurvh in not nmlur tho rum 01 tno low, us aro i-oiuo of tho uhtiruluw, and, thorvforu, tho Htrueturo Is novor tlnvatonwl or wuakoiuMl by thu failing away of any particular mrt of It us is tho ik with tluwo olmroh IkmIIom whloli by their otiauhuitlon loto sight of tho vuIhb of giving thu fulUwt frwHlom to tlit iudividitnl nuunlwr and church comporting th mmw. Excursion Rates. Ticket Agent Skinner, of tho S. P. Co., announces special wursion tickets on Halo as IoIIewh: Round trip to tho Ios Angolos Na tional Kdiiutional AsMoviiitiou conven tion, with luiunbortiliip coupon at ono fare 1 10. Ympiina Hay oxcursion tickets good to Cittobor 10 for tho round tri f 4.60. Tlioro will bo a Saturday night ticket, good to return on Monday at a Hill lower late. ohur anil ill pupil-, by UkjuhUkIi, Kor tho livnefit of PuplU ori'rlruto Tochn l UUIilO. KIOIITH HCIIOH8TI0 tKtll. ( rtllic-atOH uranttMl (rum a reuulnrly iwiri luniliuilliu. Explanation nfthe ritem in Untalt In tli-w) column Watch for It. KITAANDEHB-WILMMAN. titato Ueprviicntittlvs and Momber of the KhcuHt BtndMi inor Kirn National Uncle IIUlu., . uu. ur .-in iiiuvrn mtva lor An.uncru uiajurain 1 IllAtll. n.lll.tU. .'.. ',un. ... There is only one place in town to get a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS If you are n stranger, ask your neighbor, he will tell ou to co to W.W.JOHNS jus babk of the Red Fionl IJiug btore. iwjwyii Often travelers cho!ce of the following routes east. They are all famous for their scenic attraction. O. R. & N, via Ogden and Denvrr Shasta Rente via Sacramento, Ogden and Denver. Shasta Rou'e via Sacramento, Majjre Alberquerque, A daily line of throuph PULLMAN PALACE and TOURlSTtLEKPEK-, San. Francisco and 1.0J Angeles to Chlcag this is The Short Line from southern California To the East. O.fLrNL DirAIlT, roii Fast MM II p. in, (!() knnc User J.Wpm Sp 111, 1 11. m. ox. Hun Uatlir-day 10 p, m. Iave fuletn 7,15 am Tu Thu 1 mill Bat iu 11, in. M011 Wed Krl Iave Hulvm Tu Thu Hat 3 p. m 4-i5(l wim Apply to the agents of the O It' & N., O. S. L., i'outhern Pacific, or :he undersigned, for folders and descriptive literature, J. J. DEVEREUX. Gen'l Agt Worcester. Illdf Portland. fjj D1BT OfflDN mm - (f) Tins Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal. Unlllng News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch ana Dairy und.Market News Inlattrao.tlye readabb) form. !Wl M U B-k In I w mti jKr" "- -j 1 JUiU flKLI 1 m The Geo, M, Bcclcr Insurance Agency Aiwuys to the front with best rate9 and policies In the lending companies. Employment Agency, Do you want worK, or need help of any kludy Apply at once. TIME BCHKnUI.E. From Portland. Aitrm-: Halt Luke, Denver Kt. Worth umana, nauaas i;uy, Btn:i'im LoiilR.l'hlcago nnd Kast, I Wulla Walla. Spokane, Mlniie-.Upo uH)iia, pi. raui, ouiuiu, Mil- Kane Muttkee Chtcairo and east. Klyer OCKAN HTKA.MKHIl'H. Kor fan lrnticlc, Hail every live uaya. ""cOLOMHiA'ftfVKH UTL'l tIL'IIJ To Aitnrla aiid way LanJIugi, ,S0 a. n WII.ri.lMKTTK KIVEIt I'orthiiitl, .N'twbfri; and WtllUlllgJ. Kor DitTton 4 p. ia 4 p. u xHuu, ArUa-leia wnyfl p. 111. 31 on Weds Krl Tu Tliur Bat. 3:30 pm WIliLAMHTTK ItlVKIt ' CorvalllH Albny nnd War l'oliits, ArHa. lent 10 a. iu, Mon Wed and Krl VILLAME-ITF. RIVER DIVISION Dally lts ta Portland as above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg .Jit If the steamers are delayed there ouud tnp tickets to oil points in Oregon Washing ton, or California. Connection made at Port land with all rail, ocean and river linen W.H.HtMLIiUKl. (Jen'l Pas. Apt. Portland, G. M. POWERS. Agent, Trade street dock Salen.. IIOISE & DARKER, City Agent. YAQUINA IiOTJTE Rental Agency, Property to rent. Register our uRency. 288 COMMBUCIAL STaKET, SALKM. In iwued Thursday inornln:in time to reach all u.-, u of the statu the same weuk. Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS Corral & Easlcrn Railroad Conncctliii at YAQUI.VA with tho YAQllLVA BAY STBAMSIIIP COMPANY 8TEAMKK8 "WJBEOTT KJn.Klas' In every ro ect. Tho above teamer Is due to salt from Yaojilna every eluht day. Shortest Route lietweeu Belwecn Vallej I'oiob and San Francisco Fare: Albany and Points West to 8an Francisco Cab! n 110-00 Round Trip 17,00 U WAI.DK.N. EDWIN 8TONK. Manaeifr T K. 4 P. A. US COURT STREET, hat nobler, better ambition can a ouni louplc have than to live loving, helpful Uvea, and then, iu a -rreen old aisc. look V , Ufe ,ul ba!l b'" maluallj clf aaoiificing. useful uud auceeMful? The one meat stumUlinu UIikW that Und be tween nioct tuariled couple and Ihi ideal matt led career ia illhealtU. If both hu band and wife would take proper Mie of their aealib. there would be more hale, hearty and happy old people la the otld '7ii"rh '." V!!" uffl h the little ills m2,ii Vr,U u,iu r '. Ovlden Aid avoid the big and fatal lllueisea. This f'w uimiviu; Kive a man a luniier, rariinaira the (low of Th SLOO Weekly... AUu tUM UMhiw -altMHk aitUt' fVUt ?tii hetahhv I J.-ra I... Juice, tuytsofatc the liver, puiiAe and " he btckl and butlda film, uiuscu ( mi, ueiiu)r iiekn tiMHe 1 . V ,,'f !l.u,U r"C at women are hard to UU. There is ,.me liuth iu thU. as far a the majority of illneasea ate cuHceroed Tueie is oue cU of dtsordei. hoveer. that quickly undermine any wonsn's cn eral health. No woman can retain her tmiRtb. who autTera flow wakne and . UUeaae of the delicate ami lrau.ui.i , gau that make wifehood aud uiotheihood ,"" "i '"v a lavmite ltecri ou la an uiililllin mn. r..r .11 .11. i-! . .,., .1 "...J..7,:. 7m .T" ..- "-ii.Bia u uv7uHion 11 acta Ulrcctly ou the acuslUvc orgaua concerned, in a natural oothiug way It nuke them .treng, cl!ih, M,a wvJe?,vm- V1 them to bear the burdeu of matUty. u U the neatest wve tla. Tbe Wfaman who 111111 will be befij, hpW-Ana. KB. " live t a lifM d g- r,w Dr. Here' J1eMt i.u rtguUte and luvtcMte the twatli. Hvof aud Urwela, My all weUiluTaaVr" mill,kei sPec,al,,y ''f a" Kinds of ijlieet steel am f5,iK.ni..i , " fflr0 und BUlterlnsTu full We , rrv " V' -,'.uuuuu' . Pnces. .ij .. ,V. " r.",tk . io "iiiu mill, uuil nnd F.,lrb,inks us before In two parUanntQln all IiunorUnt Horcili-n, National amUHUttoNuw. .I-! '"' vu" 1,na sec m be wiving your order for mill or tank! Phono 2.14 IIIAL -81 Jl TSAB An lnilaHndont Associated Vrta Papr.for the Is. pie, Sond foisamplen free. tbeltwlHliilUMaiflitau BWta.yEdl aUodepan den,clo,r mwmt Sn 8 mUc fcendju.trhU sutirtlsa. fllOJIPf WOIIK AND LOW PRICES HED FRONTLIVERY FirstCJass Feed and Boarding stables. 14 COMMERCIAL bTKEET. tSALUM, ORE. Wm. ULLREY, Prop. J. TURNER Aecnt, Albanj-.Ore. I WILUMETTE RIVER DIVISION STEAMER WM. M, HOAG, Captain Geo. Raabe, "Ill!:.,afr;,lan,ufn,, ""' ComU"' RIVER 8CHEDULE. DOW.N'-Tuesdaya, Thurstay and Suudaya. Leave Corvallis a . . Leave Albany ;T Z!" 7 m Leaves Ilaoua' IH.-ZZZZZZ 8 a' m Ieave Indencudenee 77 " 0 a' m Leave Salotn ZZZZlZloZ m """ ionianu. .... ,.... 4:30 UP-Mondaya, Wednedy aud Friday. Leave I'ortlaud 6am leaves Newberg. rHI m.) !' , Leaves Sale in.! JZZZZTZZZZZ?M p. m .leaves lloena VUuI T I 7:30 p, S I leaves Albany 8i30p.ni Arrive uoryttlil ....11:00 p, Ul The steamer ha been cjulnped with art- olaHa accommodation, lueluulng an uleeaut plauo Uusurpae4 for carrjtng both freight and pauMmgcn, Uoclu-Footof State street, U. MAERTZ. Airent. lialera, Oregoi C.BULUVAN.Bupt, Albany, Orego Give Best Rios for Comnie-rrial IUf. 8uU Ih m bltek Ilolel WtJUm-e. ( tTjrKaf. . . j TT-TiTJ" ir5"i" "S "."onable rlL' , HOFER BKOS. P fur InHI ; ,: -7iM3"."V' ia i-TirV TiJ: ., i! u"y "r if a -w. .lui-anuuniuM nv rtnv u-.i. f u.krf k, . :: .- mu uoai, Mr k-irikruniinr. Sp- Oregon Sliou Line llailroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah. Colorado and all Eastern PoIlIs ,"&? ..', two favorite route, via tka "nn.lSJ'-' tlueTnhe ...- viouuvoceuio une. Look at the thne if Ra' Salt Lake -'I Days to Denver 3f Days to Chlcauo 4 Days to New York tee ReeimiHg Ch.lr Car. I'phoUiered Toa l.t SUwplSs Cars, and rHillruan V iueo Sleetw ope-atl on all train. ' w funber Information appjy.to BOISE i UARKER, Agent. Salam W. E. CQMAN, Oen'I Atenl C aTHRRV.TraT.Paaa.ABt Ml Third SU Portland or month guaranteed. 3.1 tf -i"ttoa and break down foDows Ortp J tf veatItbyiumgDr.Mne'mitte;