Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 21, 1899, Image 2

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IE DO, DO IT!
It does nol matter how, or why, the GREAT SUC
CESS of our SPECIAL SALE of MEN'S SUITS
proving that our values and efforts are appreciated
have decided us to inaugurate this
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Surprise Sale in
Children's Clothing
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Until further notice our entire stock of Children's
' Clothing will be offered at SPECIAL PRICES.
Absolutely no reserve all fresh, new and up-to-date
Goods.
New Duck Pants New Belts
New Caps New Hats
G. w. Johnson & Go..
257 COMMERCIAL STREET.
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
BY UOVBR DHOTHltHS
WEDNESDAY, JUNK 21, 180!).
Dully, One Tear 93.00, In Advance
Oftily, Tour Months $1 00, Lf Advance.
. Weekly, One Year 91.00, In Advnnoa
EDITORIAL REVIEW.
Tha htrgeit music box In the world is
the Auto-EIoclro-l'olyphon which is to
hi! nxhlhltod fit tho 1'nrls expedition In
1000. It ha boon fifteen yours In con
ntruction ami plays (ivory kind tt( eon
curt in mile. It has in Its Interior olhty
thousand phvas of muiiiaal npxiratiiH.
Altout twenty yean ngo an attempt
was: made to hluud all thu laiiKiingus of
tho world into one hinguig culled the
Volnpuk or "world.sjKitfh." Thin how
over has lK.ntn j (alhirn and while at first
twonty-thnso poriodlouln ware pub.
Ilshctl In that language, now thoro urn
only a few studuuts of it.
It contained n siiupln and regular
grammar, and a vocabulary or j i,unu
words, a third of thoso being takMi from
thd.Knglhh, ono fourth fronj tho 1'ritnoh
and tho romance, ono fifth from the
Clermau, and tho rest from oilier living
languages,
The, Presbyterian general tiHsumbly
jUHtcjpned at Minneapolis, appropriated
tho sum of $21,000 for home mltt-don
work In Oregon; this will gnsitly aid
tho work all over this slate.
Tho assembly gave no underlain sound
concerning the questions of lomiemiieo,
thu lynching of thu negro and the seat
lug In congress of uMorumnor iwlygam
1st. Tho voice of this great and he
flueutlul body will not he without a
deep Impression.
A vossei designed for wlntr naviga
tion in the Ice ImmiimI seas and harlmrs
of Northern Hussla, wuh oomploled Inst
month in England. On tho llrst voyage
to8t. Petersburg, It steamed for two
liundrud miles through lee live feet
thick, iiud the last fifty miles thu think
nous was ten fut, and .yet tho rate of
loed was about tilno miles per hour.
Tho irodireaklug attauhmeut Is well
uiiiler water; und coiulsts of an exten
sion of thu keel far aheud of the out
waiorand oarrylug at ltn oxlroinlty a
powerful scmw pmpollur whloh revolves
bulim' tho leo nreahw a water pressure
similar to a Hood in a river, ami tho leo
Isiroken up and towed about with a
great cranii thus allowing th stuamur to
push on with Utile duerease of hhkI.
tITu roar whloh uuooiiiihiiiIum the hrwik
iug of such lee is like an lee grt being
itjjtn to plrnm by spring Hood. The
wUfamer Is of eight thousiudtous Imrdi u
ui?d six thousand horse ixnwr aivd its
appearance ahuvc water in uiuiihtr Umiml euaampmeut of tho U. A. It. tie-
RAW AS
FROM
t
'Ma Tartan dual t tha
Nut
At in III! LJBII IU till
iMH hrnlRi of
TWs FurfHl Dlsusi,
as.
burn.
les4
. . . tlon of ft humor In the blood of terrible
Xoiemft whloh It more than ikln-deep, and can not be reached by looal appli
cation! of ointments, aaWet, eto , applied to the turtaoe. Tha dlteaia iUelf.
the real cause of tho trouble, it in the blood, although all suffering it nroduood
through the akin; the only way to reach the dlieate, therefore, it through
the blood. .
Mr. Phil T Jonet, of Mixersville, Ind , nritet t
"I had Koiema thirty jears, and after a great deal
of treatment my a waa to raw and tore that it gave me
oiutaut fialn. It finally broke Into a running sore, and
begen to prea4 and grow worse. For the aat five or
ix yer I hare suffered untold agony and had given up
11 hope of ever being free from the dlieate, at 1 have
Inmhr tretd by tomo of the btt phytlelant and have
ttoken many blood uiedlclnei, all In vain. With little
tlbMk left 1 began to take 8. 8. 8 , and It apparently
immt tke Kotem vroree, but I knew that this waa the
, e remedy got rid of the poison. Continuing
v. f, ., tho sore healed up entirely, the tkin became
4iaWr im wuooth, and I was cured perfectly,"
Imiiih it an obstinate dlteate and
mifiUm. Bwlffa Bpeciflo-
. S. 8. FOR
o other blood remedial beekut It our dlwuti whltk tktr o&a
m witii, It iom to tho bottomto tha
Mkt) WMi o4 Koiema, no matter what other trcatmwit hu fsvile4. It ii
t$jtmmif WiA rt)milj guraitiMd to
wsjMMar nwi avtwa riBTt'i lain k euro
rfiiiriiL 'Ji'rrr. 'f-"rr. "Vr-r t'
" -aak-aa f " .bJSk I .-
awe, wmtt nusumammi vyt
, f . m)liHf en tako it puee.
' ttpMfJ, m.
Upafci j thua die will b atUied fre t9 ny ddra by f wift ff
(M tfBif my, AH4. Georgia.
wteiai'iiiiii1ai
any largo steamer. It is liopcl this
Invention will prove valuable in polar
explorations.
Hussfa Is contemplating the substitut
ing of some other tonally in plaeo of
tniuortntioii to Siberia. Thoy claim
that the present method is a serious
obstacle in Urn way of developing
Sllwrin.
"Tho resolution for tho universal day
has Imjoii favorably received by the lead
ing nations, so Hint If the United Htates
will give Its sanation that the nautical
almanacs will bo made up to begin (ho
now century, January 1, 1IH)I, with thu
uiiivorsal day. If this plan is carried
out Ills likely that the time of Green
rieh will Im) taken us the standard, In
that ease noon would eomo at 8 o'ohxtk
In Oregon and Washington, and mid
night would Iks at !A) o'oloek.
It Is said that this ehaligo would he of
thu greatest huneflt lo tho shipping In
terests, which has to ho constantly
reckoning longitude and must have ex
act time as a prime factor.
lty Mils change tho hours would he
uuinhorcd from 0 to 'JI, Instead of thu
proMent, dividing tho day into two parts
of twelve hours minli. Also every place
would liuvo I- o'clock or Ifi o'clock nt
the same time.
CURRENT EVENTS.
Tho Amerleau'lIuHtitutu of Hoitiu
pathy continued Its annual convention
at Atlantic City with a largely Increased
atleudaiiee of delegates, In the various
sectional conferuuees papers on tech
nical subjects were presented by the
follewing: K. V. llcelm, Milwaukee;
J. II. Oregg Custls, Washington, I). C;
II, C. Allen, Chicago; J. M. I-eo,
Ihs'huster; and W. A. Humphreys,
I'lattsmouth, Nuh, An Interustliig fea
ture of the day's sessions wuh an ad
dross hufnro tho section In sanitary sci
ence dnllvtirvd by uxSurgeon (hmend
M. O. Terry on the subject, "The lie
sKislblllty of proper Sanitation in the
Army of tho United States." Thu in
stitute meeting and various sootluiud
conferences will continue thslr sessions
tomorrow.
In contradiction of the general feeling
that this Is a new and unsettled part of
the laud of the free, and homo of the
brave Is thu big reunion and celebration
whloh opened at Wallutlla, ;N. Dak., In
observance of tho 100th anniversary of
the llrst settlement In this vicinity. The
celebration, which will continue sevural
days, Is held under the auspices of the
lied lliver Valley Old Settlers' associa
tion and there is a gissl atteudaueo of
vlsltora from all Milutsof the statu and
from Western MiuiiMsota.
Several thouwiuil vlfitoriiaivut t'etos
key, Mkli., when the tweiity-tlrst an-
BEEF
1
ECZEMA!
inuoh attention it often usld to the
unt ijmpte-mi or totems, but It li not Ion
before the little rednt bxlm to Itoh ana
... ...f. ..
b
This Is but tho boalnnlni?. end will
to suffering end torturo almost unen-
uursoio, Jt It common tnliUko to rgrd
roughness end redness of the skin at
merely a local irritatien: It It but an Indies-
can sot b oured by a remedy whtok It
THE BLOOD
cause of th djeae said will ur
be hot from potash, mercury or svay
.eseitia, ocrvuuia, VKiniagiuui bkhki
r"i 8ori, Uln, 111. oti, .Insist
'e:
tr
with a
hearty
Laughs
rinic usually lias a clear
brain and sparkling
cye. lie's a Heal thy man us well as a
successful man, because jrood (ilgestlot;
ami jiuro blood Hire lilm strung
nerves, and u clear brain, There's no
success possible without health. To
Obtain good health, ue
Hostctter's
It's good for !(nmnrh
ovorybody It OtOmacn
nl ways euros. BittCfS
parttnent of Michigan, ojKtncd. Tlio
liuslncss meeting was called to order
In tho opora house at 10 o'cIcs.'k by De
partment Commander Patrick. The
arrangomonts of the looal committees
wore jwrfcot and tho "coming of age"
aiieampmunt of the Michigan organiza
tion Is already voted ono of tho most
successful over held In the state. The
annual report of Assistant Adjutant
Cieneral Pond is unusually Interesting
from the fact that it is the first to con
tain figures giving evidence of tho In
evitable decline in the membership of
I ho urand army. Tho report shows
that the present membership of tho
order in Michigan Is 15,:U against 15,
H!ll at the close of the preceding year,
showing a net loss for tho ywir of 800,
hiuhnI almost untirely by deaths in the
ranks the order, Elaborate preparations
liavo been made for the annual cami
llro tonightat which tho sjHjakers will
Include a number of prominent army
any navy olflcors.
The first of the series of notable so
olal functions arranged for the enter
tainment of tho delegates to the Inter
national Council of Women, to Imi held
In Ixuidnn next week, took plaeo today.
The affair was an informal reception
hole at Queen's (late, ami at which
fidy Aberdeen and Ijuly Patterson
briefly explained to the delegates al
ready arrived the objects of the confer
ence and outlined tho week's program.
Among those present were Miss Htisan
U. Anthony, Mrs. May Wright Bewail
mid other of thu American delegates.
JOUKNAL"X-RAYH."
Itoad by the Push and
the 1c daily.
other jieople
-
Can't some ono else lie found to beiflu
a suit against J. P. Wohorg?.
.
There was Kirfuot)y good order main
taiurd at the Fa loin ministers picnic.
The course of study of tho Salem pub
lic snhisils could stand a little revision
and no harm would result.
Lucy M. Salmon, professor of history
at Vassar, has our thanks for a late
copy of la Figaro, Tin: Kvdninu Jouii
nai, of Paris.
Kaluin congtegatlons are solemnly as
sunsl that there was nothing stronger to
Ik) had at thu iniuiMors' picnic today
than coffee made in a tin pall.
4,
Halein needs a progressive reform or
ganization of people, who are interested
in our public sehmils from a standpoint
other than oliticsor employment.
At lust accounts it was ulsiut an even
thing between the Portland and M'rlsco
outilttors as to which place the Oregon
troopn would be mustered out at.
.
Salem people have one consolation;
thu citizens' council is not owned by
any cojHiratlon or s)litlcil Iwsces, The
lighting contract will lw purely a matter
of business.
.
An individual or enterprise Is not
well known in thM community until
advurttsed in this pHU'. The reason is
obvious. No other paper Is talked
ulHMit or uhutHsl.
Thu rttseiiihluuoH of ISum Shaw, the
coiucHllau, playing Hits week at Heed's,
to the Governor ol Oregon is unite strik
ing. It wits notably hi In his rendition
of "The Westerner."
If this tohool dhdrtat would put all
Its debt in tho shio of four per cent
bonds tho tuxes might bo roduued and
tho schools of Saluui put on an otpial
footing with thoso of sijudlor towns.
Kugeun (luard: Prof. Haw ley has
reslgiiHl us president of tho Willamette
I'mverslty, hut will remain with the
ollege. liawleyUa hot oxpuiiHlonist
and wants n ehuueo to Mump the state
if that is mi tstiue in the next cam
paign. Tu Hum iiuuatliHiUun rmoih
rUUMiiiU gutMW Otburti JUoiJrVo.
it li a C. Ill to sure. dricciU rtfurU iuouc
WILL TAX DOOS AOAIN
City Council Consider Important Uusi.
tss Dog Tax.
t tho rvulnr eotinrii r-witin, but
ikiiiii)( id) numlKni on HiMit x
ivpt iittoiior und MeWrvm.
I'htro i littlo rwitino btwtiut! umdo
lnm nuditiiiK IdlU and onihhuiti) hhU
. r lu u-k1, llnht. ntc.
1 1 jU'-r hMi tio gnititihl Uivh A
N AiMuiirV;. A. Sdirilrtr andPrxM UiHtlot.
1 -liki' Applicstthftw front Nivkfrnwn
V Ihcw um rforr'l.
I pin motion thomvxt Hvion of th
ouiud w ill Ik htdd Wwlm Ih', Jul' ft,
tlu iultr tin to for HttMtog Muj
July I.
Wyel 14d wure rHtdvsl tu fulkin h
M. t. Skiff, UK) aurda l trtdS.
V 'wm. 11)0 Mrtk ttt M.
K. It. lUrrltUlWatsPa
Thvrdd W Mrw fohl evnr fer (
Uiro mUkm Bntttul N.r hidi uiu
It ww ntftvtjil !! hh v n dixi that tlw
iwvr apptttul n iximniilUv id lhrH tu
The Man Who
irtWIWMMI
nvostlgflto tho lighting bids and report
later. Carried. The mayor appointed
Messrs Oris wold, Iliggs, and Harrows an
such committee.
An ordinance to provide for licensing
dogs was introduced by Alderman Wal
ker, fixing the annual license on male
and spayed animals nt $1.50 eaah, and
f& for females. The taxes collected
under this ordinance shall 13 turned
into 'the city , treasury. Head twice,
and referred.
Mr. Itiggs retorted that timothy hay
could be taught nt $7 per ton, and was
authorized to purchase 15 tons at that
price.
A complaint was brought in against
obstruction of tho street intersections by
vehfelo', and tho city marshal was in
instructed to have the same cleared
of Mich nuimuce.
DANGER IN SODA.
Serlons Desults Sometimes I'ollow
Its
Excessive Use.
Common soda is all right in its place
and indiseustblu in the. kitchen and
for cooking and washing purjMM-cs, but it
was never intended us u medicine, and
eople who use it as such will gome day
rcgroi u.
We refer to the common use of soda to
relievo heartburn, or K)iir stomach, a
habit which thousandHof eoplc practice
and which is fraught with danger ;more
over the soda only gives temporary re
lief and in the end the stomach trouble
gets worse and worse.
Tho sodu acts as a mechanical irritant
to the walls of thoMomach and bowels
and cases are on record where it has ac
cumulated in the intestines, causing
death by iiiflamatiou or peritonitis.
Dr. Hurlaudson recommends as tho
safest and surest cure for sour stomach
(aclddysiejsiu) an excellent preparation
sold by druggists under tho name of
Stuart'H Dysiwpsia Tablets, Thoso
tablets uro large UO-graln lozengus, very
pleasant to taste and contain the
natural acids, peptones and digestive
elements exseutial to gissl digestion,
and when taken after meals they digest
the food iorfectly and promptly before
it has time to ferment, sour and poison
the blood and nervousystem.
Dr. Wuerth states that lie invariably
uses Stuart's Dysisiimla Tablets in all
cu"o of stomuch derangements and
finds them a certain cure not only for
sour stomach, hut by promptly digest
ing the food thoy create flesh and
strengthen the action of the heart and
liver. They are not a cathartic, hut in
tended only for stomach discuses and
weakness and will he found reliable In
all stomach troubles except cancer of
the stomach. All druggists sell Stuart's
Dysjs'psia Tablets at GO cents or pack
ago. A little isiok describing all forms of
stomach weakness mid their euro mailed
free by addressing the I". A. Stuart Co.,
Marshall, Mich.
Don't Tobarro Kilt mil Kiuol Your I Ife Anj,
To quit tobacco oaiily und forever, be mas
netlo, lull of llfo, nurve ami vlitor, tatco N'o-To-line,
tha wonderworker, that inalici we ale men
trong. Alt ilruRultts, Koorl. Cure guaran
teed. Ilooklel and sample free. Aridreni
Hlerllnir Kemedy Co, Chicago or Noiy Vorlc
Inspection Tour.
The Marion county commissioners, to
day JoIihnI the Isrnrd from Linn county,
and proceed to examine the Stayton
bridge uitiwh the Sent lam river and
thence they will proceed to Mohitma and
make a like examination of that bridge.
Tho Marlon county court will give a
geueriil iuscctinn of roads, culverts and
minor bridges in various parts of the
county M'furc returning to Salem for
final action
llmli
ota with jo'. Klittlitr you contlnn tb.
TC-klllliiC liikuvu babli, ul oIIAC-g
I.MI
If ulu? a ltiaalrw fur lobfceru.
iiliwrtuuiULUMi.ciptlinlciK,
iiuv iuriua tu uiulMl,
iiffrvs wit niaoiioou.
tou iirvioi
I. 400.000
ira
inaaaiin.ntrva
n.lHtl
TOll All (ruu
ra u
IKn.
I laurk fur n. T.k. II llh
own drarvlil. hi
ill.na.tlia.tlr.ttrat.tantlv lln
01, tl, uiualljr curaai IboiM.ltM,
raoirmignr, et " tolunil mtmrt
-( IrtljC, tklMfs, IhIihI, liaj IllL
At the Reform School.
Tiimdav night at the Htate Ueform
M-lusd the Isiys were indulged in an on
tertaiuiueut in the nature of dances,
hhiks and a grand ko walk at which
the lmy enjoyed thoinwlves hughly ami
tecelvoil one continuous rotiiul of up.
plwiire from the MHiturw kh well as thu
IniiMtM.
Men Nure.
Tlivte Isn't une matt In fifty thoimnd who
U n Bend nunte The averaisc nun fccU as
uiueh out of place lu a amk-rooui a a bull
mint in a china store Hi heart may be
rver o full of ayrupatby but hU fret are
hay and bis fuigct clumsy
In most cttses whtn a woman' kcuciuI
Uealtb biraV. down tbe ortciiul cause is
wcaktiPM or diseanc of the distinctly feinb
nine oiKanisui The only permanent cure
(tea in the correction of ail thvc disorder.
Husbands ahbuld know that Dr Merer'
Favorite I'rrkcription is the only medicine
tbat invariably cur all ailments of thU
natuie without "local treatment " and
"lamination" It act directly on the
delicate and important orsrans concerned.
It tuake them ssell and atruiie It allay
iullamwatioii. heal all internal ulceration
ami atopj dchiliiatiuit drain. It wtho
and tone the nerve. iAximl at all mrdl
cine Mote. Au honest druntit won't urge
upon you a uttjtutc
I had female tiwubie Sif may yean," write
Mr. A UaiT4Uich.uOrni:er Sweetwater Csx,
Xayvnttnc. "au.l Irlrtt luany il,-uua uuttl I
w cuMiiJetely duuureU. JtoaUy I ttV Dr.
Hee' Fawrlle l'rv.i)lka for alt. math,
and I oaa futmd thai I wo cetnnleteW ttJ
hol Ueta ao UJ I uuuM hiUy walk Wm the
IKkM-, btat I a ww wU aud stivax. taaaV la
Dr IHeive
N fawily hiuld be without Dr.
Pietrc,
Ceuiuiun
Scuc Medfatl Adv(r.
It uaeU
t cl ft S mw it t fte
l4prvfed
WW. awt-cent Katun. vr uu
niHijr
I'Uiy , ciaHU UIUUIH) I
l tmp. Qxft
l.aVXKUX) Aoiciiaan hfttao new tW
in
cptuea ?! thU Klat tnk Addt Dr
. v nerve, iiutuu. N v
mi
wiinfi SSIIH
rami uiiM .
tflll Ili'MlKI
r '.11 ".ld
lim Vflf &V flavor a,laru
tmiiftsi)
aaamSB am J-jnT'
j m '.ar w mj- vour
aVSlartl
miUnlMi niiiin nirniiiniiniirimiiW-nii
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bosghf
Boars the
Signature of
&
Steam Dye Works,
No. 105 Commercial street,
opposite Willamette hotel.
Ladles' and gentlemen's
clothing cleaned, dyed, re
paired and prcsed. Fine
bhtnkeU cleaned or dyed
'inri nicely finished. Kid
gloves cleaned, 10c; dyed
25c.
Headquarters for Screen Doors, Etc.,
Lawn, field and poultry fence
and aliinglos at lowest prices.
HALIIM K1NC1 WORKS,
WAWrn Jtom.itV, Prop,
d.4 It (9 Utnte Stret t
FRBB!
Little Men and Women
And. Babyland
Magazines have been combined into
a .'i-'-jKige book and the piiicn hk
iii'cki) man 11 to 60 ck.nts a vkak.
It is a splendid magazine for chil
dren from two to ton years of ago.
Wo want the names and addresses
of moth th of children of alovc ages,
and for a list of fiktv such names we
will send the magazino to you osk
yi:au wtnK.
Little Men and Women Co. Troy,N,Y
Tho Intor-Stnto University Systom
of Musical Inetruotlon.
V. II. HCorr. I). Jt. I'liKSIDKNI'
A Nutionn! CloixtimItc Itmlitutfon which U
IttXimiinic to ii u in I wr IU (rulty by humlrMl
nml Iln pupIlM bjr thomiind., KrabrHCltiK inoro
innn iwoniy niMiiii.
Kiir thr brnttfit of
'PapIlM oU'rlrn!Teaehern
At llninn
KIOIITII KCIIOI.AHTIO Vf-.lll.
(VruHentM urnntwl from ri-nnUtlr rhnr1
IuinI llinlllllllcin.
KzpUiiatlon nftlie njotnm In ilpfsll
In thnu ciIiiiiuh
Wtcli for It
KITAANDKUB-WIIiMllAN.
ritAlo HpriMcnt(ttlTn
anil Mmlxr of tho Fnonlly
HlllllfO orcr flr.t Nutlonal lUnk Itlilir .
Oiib or two plm-cn oh-u for nd tHiieCtl plp In
Iiimun iiuarieu
RAZOR TAX
All pcoolo are hereby notified that a
tax on Hazors of '25c for rctomporing
is now on nun can oo paid nt too shoi
of Sim II. Wldto mid Co. nt Higli
street, opposite the Court House.
r.-yo-t
BUGGIES WAGONS,
CARTS MACKS ETC.
The Best in the World at the Lowest Prices.
MOWERS.
HAY TOOLS.
BINDERS.
We always lead on style, quality and low price.
Large supply of everythinir in our line. Warehouses oppo
site Brewery, near Salem Flouring Atills.
MITCHELL,, LEWIS St
ST AVER CO.
J. A. Forsythe, Atanaijer.
100 BEST OfflON f BUT f
Tho Mtwlol OreKoiit.NcwBpapor; und Family JJournal.
Uniting News, Kletlon, Literary, Ranch andj Dairy
and.Miuket News iulattractlye rendablo fortn.
I issued TluirlityiiKirnlnuJlii lliuc Ui rcuul; all )t.c
if the suite thu Mtme weok.
Tb 51-00 fcklj...
lu two pjtrlsuju.ltii.ui all ImiMirtaiit Farulmi, liflnul
nndjistatu Nuwi1.
MIL
1
An Independent Aoluted
pits b'oiid fiiiinplo fro.
Tiui JoiTKAi, haa Ww ftillMt report t the doinirs of
Uie lolstttiirttiiMj uie .quU, as well at tptiejn.
ibnMraur l winl hiuiohI w )l rmi,)0 mttuf.
Sendiailrltil stiUMirlptlou.
A liTPE SAVED.
Dr J. F. Cook, tho Botanical Spaol
allst, Succeeds Where Others
Fall.
To whom it may concern :
nils is to certlly tliat iwrtna r. Con
ner, of Mt .Angel precinct. Morion coun
ty, Oregon, lias suffered from a cancer
ous growth in the loft ear for about three
years. The growth was cutout twice and
burned out once by Albany Physicians,
but the growth came back as bad
as over, and pained her so badly that
eho had to bo taken from school. After
three week's treatment by Dr. J. F.
Cook, of Salem, Oregon, the IJotanical
Specialist, the growth entirely disap
peared, and at tills date, four months
since treatment was begun, the growth
has not reanttearcd, and thu ear lias en
tirely healed leaving only the scars in
flicted by the Albany doctors.
I hereby certify that the above state
ment is absolutely true, and that Ber
tha P Conner, tho jwrson mentioned
in the affidavit, has resided in my fam
ily since early childhood, bearing the re
la'tionshlp to mo of niece.
II. C. Loxo.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this eighth day of June, 1800. W. W.
Hall, county clerk of Marion county,
Oregon.
HED FRONT LIVERY
FirstClass Feed and Boarding
stables.
104 COMMEIICIAIj STUKKT.
SALEM, ORE.
Wm ULLREY, Prop.
Best Rigs, for Commercial Men
Hlable In Mima block Hotel Wlltnraott.
S&rSafe teams und comfortable rig
for ladles and family drlylmr it spec
ialty. Horses boarded by day, week
or month and best of satisfaction
guaranteed. .'1-1 tf
Salem Preparatory School.
Summer term opens July B, 1809.
Tuition er month :
Normal and High school f I 00
Common and Higher Grades. .'I 00
llelow 7th Grade 2 GO
A. J. Gakunu, M. A.
0 7 lm Principal.
There is only one place
In town to get a
FIRST-CLASS HARNESS
If you are n stranger, ask
your neighbor, he will tell
jnu to go to W.W.JOHNS
jut bahk of the Krd Fienl
l)rug Store 4.15c! wlm
,
WBBKLr MMi
L
Tntst Pupir.fHr the 1V
m
1 11
UOVEU BWOS
You Can Get
a Lower Berth,
Vt Ith one exception the through
trains of tho Uurllngton Route
are almost; Inyanubly well-filled.
The exception Is our St. Paul
" Chicago Limited. On tho limited
theru is usually room and to
spare.
Don't infer that It Is neither
so tine, nor so fast, as ANY truln
of ANY other line between St.
Paul and Chicago. On the 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 the continent and 0
lower berth for everybody,
A. C. SHELDON.
(Icu'l Agent, Portland, Or.
)
11
Soo Pacilic Lino.
Travel in comiort
by the
the fastest
train crossing
the continent.
It is a
through train
making few stops.
Its equipment
is of surpassing
elegance.
It will pay you
to travel
by it.
For full n.irtlculnri as to rutci, time
anil copies or u. r. it. publications up
ply to
II. II. AHOTT.
.Auuut, Portland.
K. J CO VLB,
D. P. A. Vancouver, H. C.
Oder travelrrs choice of tho lohowlnp
routes east. They ate all famous for tlieu
scenic attraction.
O. It. & N, via Ogden and Denver
Shasta Kculet la Sacramento, Ogden and
Denver.
Shasta Route via Sacramento, Maj ire
Albernuerniie.
A daily line of tlirouph I'ULLMAN
PALACE and TOURISTbLKKI'EK, San.
Kranciaco a tut 1-ot Angeles to Chicag this Is
The Short Line
from southern California
To the East.
Apply lo the agents of the O. IV St N O.
S, I.,, Southern Pacific, or 'he umleraiuncil,
for folders and descriptive literature
J. J I)E EREUX.
Uen'l Am Worcester. HM
Portland.
The Geo, M, Beeler
Insurance Agency
Alwuys tn the front, with beat
rate und policies In the lencliim
cniupuu!u.H.
Employment Agency,
Do yoihwant woric, or need help
of any kind y Apply at once.
Rental Agency,
Property to rent. Hester
our attency.
288 COMMKROIAI. STItUKT, UaLHM.
Kurtz & Hamilton
PLUMBERS
and TINNERS
8 UOITRT STREET.
Miltai cniumltt. . ..fi i.. ..
I ...""! "I"".'".!.! "I ill. MIH1S
nf I
aneet btwi and Ualvanlzed Iron
iMork-rjoflnvr and Kutterinir, a full
IIB nf I'li.tma nml n.....h .1... .
..-w ... uim,m UUU IUIU(I UVllllk'S- I
Prompt work and reasonable prices.'
We oarry In .stock the Fairbanks J
wind mill. Call und soe ns h..fnrp I
bIvIhb your order for mill or tank.
I'litmc it!
PHOMPF WORK AN!) LOW PRICES
Herschbach
Reiffelman
and
BLACKSMITHS and
WHEELRIGHTS.
We will lioe your horse, Uulld ar
repair your wawon or Implements
Helm? Iwated to sUy our patrons
liave a nuarantec that our work will
ls natlsfactory Shop UXMMiemeketa
ktreet. TeleDhone27ta. M tf
Canadian
eRf
IMPERIAL LIMITED
SOUTH AND EAST
T"E SHASTA R0JTE
OF THE
niE
Pacific Co.
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY
7:00 p Ml Lv...;i'ortUnd. ..Ar (8a
9:45 p M Ar. . . .Satem .,..Ar5,i
745 A M J Ar. San Francbco.Lv (7.'
8ux A M
.25 A M
OO PM
5-OO P M
65 P M
6,43 A M
8'IS P M
7,00 A U
8' 15 PM
4.15 P
7 55 A nt
Ar...... Ogden ... .Ar ttiopM
Ar Denver. . Lv 645PM
Ar . . . . Omaha . . . . Ar 8 50 A M
Ar .... Chicago ....Lv 6,30 PM
Ar. ..Los Angela... Ar 925PM
Ar... El Paw ....,Ar 235PM
Ar... Fort Worth..., Ar 8 40 A m
Ar. . New Orleans. . . Ar 8 40 p.
DlNlNU CAKS
OBSERVATION CAKS.
Pullman lust-class and tourist deeping cars
auached to all through train, . Tourist cj
through to Chicago without change.
ROSKBURO MAIL, -DAILY.
8
.30 AMI
V55AM
,20 P M 1
Lv... Portland ..Ar(4.a3oFM
Lv.... Salem.... Lv i I 50.T M
10,
5
Ar . . Roseburg.. Lv ( 7.'3o A u
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
BKTWKKN PORTLAND AND C0RVAIX1S.
Mail tialns dally except Sunday.
7,10 A M
U.-5SPM
Lv. . . .Portland. . Ar I 5:50 P U
Ar....Corvollis.. Lvf l.'20 1'U
At Albany and
rains of the C. St E
Corvallls comect u
Ry.
IKDEt'ENDEN'OE
PASbENUER.
EXPRESS TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
4.'50 P M
7:30 P M
&30PM
Lv
Lv.
Ar
,. Portland..., Ar
. McMinnville Lv
Independence Lv
I 825 .
) A-'So
825 A M
1 A M
AM
Direct connections at ban iraiicwco will,
stearrship lines fo HAWAII, 1APAN,
CHINA, 'HIE PlIILLlPINEi and AUS.
TRALIA.
For throuch tickets and rates call o W.
W. SKINNER, Depot Agent, or C D.
GAURlbLSON City Ticket Agent, 232 Com
mercial St, Salem 0:.
K. KUEULER, Managci
C.MARKIIAM G. K. &P. A. Portlam
Q.R.&R
niPAitT
TtMC K'UKIIULK.
Kmm 1'ortlaiid,
lIUIll
run
"Tni-t"
Mall
a p. in,
Salt ljke. Denver i'U Wnrlh
iiiiidiia, nanus 1 ny, ai,
. ' . Mtt t.
6:Spiii
Iiula.lhlrasoantl Kaat,
apo.
knne
Klcr
Walla Walla, Hpokane, Mlnne
uIkjIIk. rit. Paul, DuilitU, Mil
waukee Clilcacu and eiut.
r-
knne
Flyer
o. at
a. i.
2.90 pm!
uckan BrBoirjnim
Fur Sail Kraliclitco.
1 1 m.
I'.
I Hall every live days.
a p. m.l IJOI.IIMUIA HIVKlt
at. Hlln HTKAMI'lt.-l.
4 P. m.
Hat 11 r- 1T0 Astoria and y UnJIiia,
ax Bu.
nay
10 p, 111.
Leave:
Salem I WILIjAMKTTK RIVKIt
rata
leu I i.iu am 1 nniniiu, vwurru awi way
0 p, in.
I III I LIIIUIIIEI.
Mons
WeUi
Frl
Tu
Tliur
Hat,
3:.TU pin
rnu
unit Hut
10 11, 111. 1
M011 Fur Dayton
Weil
1'ri I
I ArHa-
Leave I WII,t.ASIKTrK ItlVKIl I lera
btlfra Curvullla Allwiny ami War 10a. m.
Tu'llm l'olnt. Mom
Bt I WeU
3 p. m land Frl
WILLAMETre RIVER DIVISION
Daily loita to Portland as above.
Transfers to street enr line at Oreg Oilv
if the steamers are delayed there outid
trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Washing,
ton, or California. Connection made at Port
land with all rail, ocean and river linee
W. H.HUKLliURl.
(ien'1 Pas. Apt, Portland, Or
(J, M. POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock
Salem.
HOISE & DARKER.
City Agent.
YAQUIKA KOUTE
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Connecting at YAQUINA wlih lit.
YAQblNA HAY STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAMERS
"WEEOTT"
Klrat-rUsa; In every r rt. The above
mt-amer Is due to Mil from Yauulna
every eight ilay.
8hortsl Houte ilelweeu
lleltttea Yalleyi'oiols and Sao Francisco
Fare
Albany aud folnti went to Kan KraurlMO
Oabfn 110.00
Round Trlj . 17.00
WAI.DKN, EDWIN STONE.
II. I.
T K.AKA.
ManKr
J.TUKNKR Airent. Albany, Ore
WII.UMETTE RlVKIl DIVISION
STEAMER WM. M, HOAG,
Captain Geo. Hbc.
Rtiunlin- betweeu Portland and Curvallli,
topphiKalall way laudluK.
RIVER BCllEDULF
DOWN - Tuvaday, Thurilay and Sunday
, I Cprvalll 8 a.m
UaTe Albany ..... t . m
l-eare Hueiia Vlata ?i il lo
I la Indeiiendenoe........ .. 9 u
m us 8lmu jo . ,
I Arrive I'onUud 3!T!TT-":M
, I'P-Mnndaya, W'elntdy and Friday.
Uave IHirilanil q ,. ro
'"im .NewU-rir io. ...
U'ttVtn Bilolll
I4WVM Indeend(Mit'e.
I lstves lluena Vlta
I IeavtM Albany ,..
Arrive CorvaflU
......... 3-Su p. m
......... J o) p. m
... ... 7 so p. in
........ y so p. in
.11 wp, m
Tnealeamtr ha been equipped with Url
ea aeeoHiinoilatloui, Ineludluit an elesint
j Uiuurpatted for carryiriK both freleht aud
Ihwk. Kiwtol Kte Hreet.
U. MAERTZ, AkcuI.
Salem, Oregui
O.BULUVAN.aupt.
Aluany.Orck'o
Oregon Slion Line Railroad
The Direct Rmiia in
'Montana, Utah. Colorado
i and all Eastern Points
Southern
uive ennire of two favorite roulo, via tae
1'ntf.n I'ooibe Kot Mh Une. or rhe
Ulo (Irand Sceulo Une.
hook at the tfrne
H Dayx to Salt Lake
2t Days lo Denver
3( Day toClileaito
41 Days to New York
r'ree IteAtalBi ChU Car. Unholuere.1 Tou
lf HyeplnicCar, and rullma riliw.
31eper erateU on all ttalui, '
rVr further lafonaatlon apfdyiro '
UOISi: & BAHKEU. AgeuU.SUl.in
W K COHAN tlen'l Ant
C U 1EHIIY. TlV. P. gi
Ui TUid l rVdUud
"Sat, '