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WE DO, DO IT!
It does not matter how, or why, the GREAT SUC
CESS of our SPECIAL SALE of AEN'S SUITS
EfdVihg 1hat our values and efforts are appreciated
ave decided us to inaugurate this
i-
Surprise Sale in
;(Ghildren's Clothing
Until further notice
-Clothing will be offered
- Absolutely no reserve
Goods.
New Dock Pants
New Caps
GJ. Johnson & Go.,
257 COMMERCIAL STREET.
duly cipital jooam
aV UOVBH BROTURKS
MONDAY, JULY 3, 18W.
Dally, One Tear 93.00, tu Advance
Daily, Four Month $1 00. Ui Advance,
Weekly, One Year 91.00, in AJvnnoo
OUR DUTY TO STAND BY OUR
COUNTRY,
While itepubllcau party oryans arc
divided in tupport of the MoKlnloy ad
ministration, it is the duty of disinter
ested citizens to Dustlau the govenuutnt
in every honorablo uffort to brliiK to a
conclusion the issues growing out of the
war with Spain.
In the first placo all the opposition to
the Republican nrty worn in favor of
tho war. In fact, the pnwiifont was
driven to tuVd up tliu sword against
Spain by n publlu sentiment Innply cre
ated outside the Uepuhlluao rmrly. To
"flmtlocJc" during tiie fight or in wi
tling the legitimate oonrltiBhiiw itt (he
outcome would bo dlnonnrahlu.
Whim tho Pence commission wiit
back tiie treaty with Spain for ralilleu
tion Mr. Bryan took the ignition tlml it
was the duty of nil to ratify the t runty
and dlsom tlio qiiantloii of Hlk-y and
tho o!!l!cn! Ihxiics when the proixir
time caino. All the Silver Republicans
voted for tho treaty and without Popu.
list and Democratic votes it had fulled.
Tho treaty Included receiving the
Philippine Islauils us jwrt of Swlnn
war indemnity, nud paying 8kIii f ),
000,000 as u mihu to soothe her
wounded honor, but not as the price of
the inland. Tho price jwld by the
United States for those Inland Is the
lives lost and blood of our soldiers shttd
in tho Spanish war ami the hundreds of
millions it font to conduct the war.
The duty of the jioHUeM opposition
to tho Republican administration is to
flight thobatttcs of our country first and
fight our political Imtllus afterward.
Right hero wu wish to quntu the man
Who made Mr. Bryan thealiiHHt Invin
clble candldnto ho was In 18M Invin
cible in tho hearts of the imiplo on
tho question of taking the war out of
politics. Wo quote Governor Stone, of
Missouri, one of tliu ablest Democrats)
In thlscoiiutry, who oxprosMM the j
Itlon of large munlier of tlte party
in, this matter as follows -
-"Tor my part I do not think the sit
uation In the Philippine as It U at
iiresent should be made a polilkwl issue,
know much is said regunlhivt tlte m1
icy of the government iiitlit-Phihppiiuw,
ONLY ONE CORE
FOR SCROFOLA.
k S, S, Is the Only
RMNHiy Efual to this
(Ustliati Disuse,
There
Borofula,
I. ..-! , .l-i a t.i" '" j ".
ininir mum
cjUBi vv SUIJ mum iruuuio, sum never laws o curt) Bcrorui
ROa down to tho seal of the disease, thus permanently eliml
The rous conjtquen to which Scrofula surely leads
wiould !mpra8 upon those afllloted with It tho vital im
portance of wasting no tlnio upon trcatmant which can
neii0Mlby effect a euro. In tnaiiycasaiwhero the wrong
trssatmafltJiaabeon rie4 upon, complicated glandular
wailteija have resulted, (or which tho doctors Insist that
ftoMMroua aurglcal oporatlon Is necessary.
Mr, II. K. Thompson, of Mlllwlgerille. Qa. . writes "A
bwl HW of Bcroful broke out on tha alanda of mv nivik.
WattsxV had to ba lanoed and caused mo
sstanea lur iouk wuue, out me-
tm eura me, anu mj conuuion was as uau as When 1
M tMIr treatment. Many blood reiiifslies wre used .
i yrMKMit eet. 8omoon reoomuiended 8. 8. 8., and
m improve as soon as l had taken a few bottles.
MUT ih remeuT. 1 was soon cured iwrmanentlv.
k f bad sign of the disease
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
, "s Hst Ssary ftaedy which can promptly reach and oure-obstinate, datp-ssated
mmad 4itmmm. Ui ntlylnffunon it. and not exnerinientimr with tha vurhuis
mikm i-iU, etc, all sufferers from
mm4 wlm4miMJ ot sufTerlng
-fas . -. , t), u guaraniaea
in, Uanger, Kheumatism, Contagious Blood Poison, Bolls,
XMuiuiroMMnni
yt. Atlanta, flaonr
our entire stock of Children's
at SPECIAL PRICES.
all fresh, new and up-tOrdate
New Belts
New Hats
but I do not understand it has for
mulated any policy with reference to
them asyot. It is time enough to raise
an issue on this qtiostlon when this
policy shall have been announced, but
until that is dono I hardly regard it as
atTonllnga Imoisol legitimate political
issue. As matters stand at present we
have got to stand by our country."
In standing by our country's fiag and
our country's honor, mo do not necessa
rily stand by the oliticai features of
the McKintey administration. We do
not endorse its mistakes and weak
nesses. Thoec issues will have to be
dealt with when the proper time
comes, hut we have no right to quibble
over political Issues until the issue of
the war Is finely terminated.
SAM SIMPSON'S POETRY,
In this issue Is printed a joom by
Sam Binijisoii, famous with old timers,
hut new to many of tho present genera
tion. Tiik Journal was favored with
n old manuscript copy nt the hands of
Hon. John II. Smith, of Astoria, and it
has been oarefully transcribed so that
The Mother's Vigil," as printed In
Tiik Journal is probably the most
perfect oopy extract.
Tho iualdent described in this hoiu
is founded on the lynuhlng of u young
Indian by miners in pioneer days about
Jacksonville, and theoump fire of In
dian Mary by the gruvu of ason she Im
lleved innocent wus u fatulliar sight to
old timers.
Tho iKioiu is marked by some minor
defects. Hut tho entire treatmunt and
setting of the poem, and tho manner in
which the theme Is handled and the
material utilized and the Idea worked
worked out is highly pootle the work
of gnnlus.
There is thrown over this miitiposl
tion h height o-f aolor and a warmth of
poelte feeling that will help ostaUIIali
tho autlior as a truly Western sxit, if
not tiie vary grontoaU The xwni lins
htntJtures of beauty ami grandeur, do
surtpilousof nature, the delineation
the mining camp life, the beautiful
imagery, ami the pathetic and tender
tribute to the poor benighted Indian
mother's devotion.
There are single line of wonderful
beauty. Oim toush of his mutter hand
tUMeriUM the deeerted mining so tup us
"the debris of the Uttle thotic for
ever." What pHlltos broo,U in the mu
rdool Hue "m, dlrgiM of silence, the
oriwtwl qttull euillug." With the heart
nfa tme Weeteriwr, he Huwriw the
swiftly I'Miwding years, the HtHakof
prur,w, Tliat tnuts iIh iuHMHteruUe
inatiti ( (!,, i. iil "
aredoiens of remeaisi rwommended for
soma of them no doubt being ablo to
affonl temporary relief, but B. 8. 8. Is absolutely
i no oniy roruiy winch completely cures It.
HorofuU It ono of the most obstinate, deep-kiatid
blood dlseaus. and is beyond the reach of tho
many so-called purlflera and tonlos because tome-
0 b M
" . 7." ""- -. -..-,-. ..-
Elian a ihhi-.x Inin.l la rmilr.u1
a. iK'causrt ii
eliminating every
much suffering. I
pnysicians vrere un
to return." tjwlft's SpecIKo- -
blood troubles can bo turomptlr curtnt,
MaBll!jr Alf ani
ears of suffering which gradually but turaly undermin
R. 8. U guaranfadd purely vegetable, and novar falls to
which gradually but turaly undermin
purely rt geuuie, ana novar rails to
, Uloers,etc,Inlituj)on8.8 8. nothing can take its place,
uoiusimi irva iv sur auuiiu ui "iim.iJ.. . .i
a.
To fully understand and appreciate
the joom, the reader must in imagi
nation place himself back into the ac
tive ami vivid life that IS depicted, or
. , ,, , .. , . .
must have lired through the scenes de-
ronueu. iwo nnea are 01 such especial
beauty that they rank tiie Oregon poet
among the greatest master of Kngliaii
speech. They are the last line of the
10th verso, and the 3d line of the 12th
voire. Sam Simpson, is gone fmm us,
but his memory will linger ami his fame
and Immortality are aspire! in Amen.
as a , a. . .
I car. literature. Oregon has produced no
writer his equal.
There is more Catarrh In ttrls sec
lion of the country thun all other di
seases put tOk'ctlior, and until the Inst
few yciirs was supposed to be Incur
able. For n gre;it many years doctors
pronounced lift local dlsooic, und pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it Incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constltutlnoal tieatmcnU
Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It Is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a toajpoonful
It acts directly on the blood end mu
cous surfaces of the system. They of
fer one hundred dollars for any otsc
It falls to cure, bend for circulars
and testimonials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY St CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 85c.
Hall's Family Pills arc the best,
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Delng Transacted at the Court
House,
Shorlff Durbiii has turned over to the
county treasurer $18,,'!00.1W more of
1WI8 taxes.
I'ltflllATR.
The final arooiint of W. I). Mohney,
ailmluistralor of Hhe estate of Esther
I.lmhiman, deceeHNl, lias been approved
and administrator discharged.
In the mntter of John Sutton, dc-
eeaseil, Ailille I'n.rvtn, the executrix is
aUthorlr.eil to accept lots ami fW from
A. I. and 8. P. Wagner, in payment of
the mortgage and to pay flOO towards
cleaning up tuxes.
Appraisers of estate of T. P. Cavoness,
tiled Inventory showing estate valued at
fl.70V.tt.
A Child Enjoys
The pleasant llavnr, gentle action, and
soothing rlfcct of byrtip ol Figs, whan
In ncod nf a laxative, and If the fathor
or mother be costive or bilious, the
most gratifying result follow I us use;
so that It Is tho hott family remedy
known und every family shoud liuvo u
battle. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
- ' -
Salem Man Oot the Contract,
Our TovwiRiimn, A. H. Stanton, has
Ikmii awarded the contract for to build
a two story building for tho Miuoiis of
Jefferson. The building is to be 100x.t2
feet. Mr. Stanton's bid was fl,07Ai.
The building is to w a public hall and
lodge room.
Hood's
Restore full. rriniUr nrtlnii
Pills
of tlm Ixiweli, lo not hrl
tflto or Infljunr-. tmt leave
II lli ddlmU dlKMllr or
Itnlitu In rfrt cwhIIIIoil Itr llirm. V rti
'rtilrU uuljr bjr C L IUnmI A to,. Luvrll, Uih.
So Well Pleased With the Draw Cut He
Dought a Champicn Hinder.
Su.VHimiK, Oregon,!
Juno ail, IW3 )
Mitchell, aU A- Slaver Co.,
Portland, Oregon,
Obnti.kmiw: Having purchuseil one
of your Champion Draw Cut Munurs in
181)8, I am cutting my entire crop with
tho greatest ease, owing to the light
draft. I was so well pWmd with the
muuhlue In every way that I iHireluistt!
a Champion Hinder, which more than
met my vtxpeotatiou, iiittlng my entire
crop without Uif taHMe of one cunt
for ranalr. i'1'o say that I urn well
jdeutwl wfth tho CliamptoHs is to put It
mfldlyi I mii Iwartily nMimmeml Ixith
liMWhhtes. . J.'O. Upsshi..
The San Pranoisco Kxoursion.
Dr. C. W. Harr, will be in Sulwu in a
few days to oumdwte arrangmnenU for
hW low-rat wiitiHwr excuniun to Smh
FrHH4sjM. In the meaiitiiMe wriu far
jMrtirulani to Dr V. Y. Itarr, lbauoN,
Orosjoti.
llrnnly I lllooil llrrp,
Chan Uuod himiu a iImii iliin. Ka
ImmuI)' w'tiWit it. Oiiwrots.CawlrOathsr
ti ei4Mn ymr Wood and kii it ehMiu by
! HirriHK u ike Way livor aid driving all lm-
puntiM rtwti the ImmIv. 1Wi tanUy te
' IWIIHM IHmiHtW, IHHW,
lta IHIttM
, bkitvliM, l4akbMils,
sad that swkly Ulwus wMileiHn liy tukltiB
is cuHiueiwil id' i
wim,-uenuiy lur leu ieiuia. All
tpsU, iMtisfavtwu nnarantwd, 10c, o,
laaearut, bMuty fur tenrvnit. All ilrUK-
Children's Day.
VI"Ww'- -'- wr rMlrl
l Urtif clmwh Samlay eWHing. Th
Mibjvt waa "!' or War? YiniHg
Aintrua's Vvnlirt." TWwlttshi whaum
uv.vlUmt uiUuWt to )Mae, and Imshi
1-atriotW Ih itaUtr wm vs) pvropHat
at lids tiMM, ImsIhh m WNir Uu FcMirtii
..I July.
Notice.
Dfhe of tlw MwnMtir' of Suite. S.
lini, OnsaoR, Jim) il, ISW. Notice U
n.n-hy given that the Slate Ikmnl of
ili-rvuy givail llKtt ttte Slttte iKWnl Of I
KrnultHW ImvlHir, in xwpJinm- with
111 At! ill tllift flt'UUliMllA IdlJllllMft'
VsM'inldy Wed in tlHo4i)ee i4tli Sv
.lary Stat Fisbnwry M, ISM),
i.Ht.rl to thaHtate of OnsttHi the ImimU
kn wu as the "Stto Fair lirouiiU." ,
ii.. .fKonriHtUHi of $7,1110 fur the jmy
. in .i( th warrant iiMUiMMlit- ,
ail sin!, ItuarU of Agriculturv imuw!
in.ir 10 rwwrtiary xm, isni, jirw4rt.v mi
lrl, waruHta. will ba bwA oh iW
iate Tmarvr t. Um axttfttt of Uw
impriataiN. liilenH will nut al
iowwl after this dat p. I Duulur,
NaTeUiry u State, la wiUm-- with ,
the uUw ikiiW. hokUra uf all warraHta
uf the Or!UM Sat IUmamI v( AtrKul
mwdaUal (trtarto Ftakriiary SHU. law
anhnby twUKwl Umt Use samo will
(MM m Minmyavm at tb uMkw U
iHttr
elttlT im Siaia. r at tit- -lB .J
the HralarsijHW,!. siwi Uwt iKMwkl wiU
ihmiiii iillnr ILIm ui . .1 11 ini
" "- -w.- m i. uiertri.
OrSKMII itsla ILuumI .J
Agrkiillurv. e-3w-U
.--i.-, .
Laiy Liver
"I lum Ixen troubled .rent deal
I Willi torpid llrer. which prodacea conatlps
uoa. i to-md 'ascahets to be ail you etaim
I fT IRTTU '! TU(E4 IWTII BCTST IUV Witt !'!
that t purchased another suprMr and was com
ptletjr erel 1 all a II -m b loo leJ tu tc-ommr-nt
CaAesret wbeniTer the cnportoni'i
t. prpeoied J. A. SMliu
jTsu "'ivjuennD Arr i-nnaacipuia, ra
CANDY
CATHARTIC
o&ccoei
TrMDf MAHK BICUTTlrlO
PlMwst Palsuble 1'ntrni Tmr il4 tk
ttr4 NeferSlefctn Wcaktn orUnw le Xc Uk
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
t.riu tm4i ra,nr, rut.,., vmi.i. k.w i,i.
tin Tfl SIS S4M ami ,irjt
nu-iu-uflii nnio ti i;i;Tot.D
f Jiitrnl kj all )
iiai
Ml.
Marriage Licences Issued.
uniy eleven niaraingn licenses is Hie
result of the month of June. July
oienod auspiciously in tho matrimony
field, by a license being issued to J. A.
Itaker ami Miss .Norma Wood.
'StVfb
Wih .
i5ia
SssTfe1
Many a woman throws away the flower
of her youth her beauty, her amiability
anil her capacity for wifehood and mother
hood without reaming it. There is no
sadder sight than that of a young woman
who lia for years been bearing up bravely
and allently under physical tortures that
would drive a man to the mad-house.
Thousand of women suffer in this way
and ak neither aid nor sympathy. They
realize that they are the victims of weak
ness and dfseaie of the distinctly womanly
organism They do not consult n physician
because of the well-founded fear that he
wilt insist upon disgusting "examinations"
and "local trentment." Dr. l'ierce'a Fa
vorite Prescription does away with all
necessity for these ordeals. It cures in the
privacy of the home. It restores health
and strength and vigor to the delicate or-
f;ans concerned in wifehood stid mother
lood. It tones, invigorates and builds up
the nerves and transforms nervous, over
wrought, sickly invalids into healthy,
happy wives and mothers. Dr. Pierce is an
eminent and skillful specialist who has
been for thirty years chief consulting phy
sician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, at ItulTalo. N Y He will answer,
without charge, all letters from ailing wom
en. The "Favorite Prescription" is for
sale by all good dealers.
" I suffered from womb trouble for about twelve
yrars," writes Mrs Harry Pouitrov of Uox MS,
Monona, ClaytQu Co., Iowa. "1 doOoml with
ill dlirtrcut physicians, but found only tempor
ary relief t then usnl six bottle of Dr Hcrcc's
l'avortte rrecrirtloa and three of 'I'lrauul
i'cllets ' I am a new woman I hope and pray
that this will Induce other poor Hitleiers to use
Dr Hercc's niedielnea ami be cured '
"frr--
mum m
b"'&J
0n ;ZtS$ 2
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k. h. Bt'iyrr. d. m. pjiuHiD&vr
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an.t Its puplU by thousand, Kmbmolog mor
kiiwu wvti7va(cv
For the Ixnf fit of
t'apiis er rn
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At Howe.
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tsrvd la.tllutlon.
KiidaHattoa of ha jstem In detail
In l hew, eolumus
m Wateli for It.
BITA ANUKRS-WHIMAN.
state ttiirvenwtli
and Member of the i'acultr
Rtudeo oror Mrt National llank llhlk..
On or two tdacea open fur adTaneed ulaiera In
piano quartet.
Soo Pacilio Lido.
Travel in comiort
by the
i)
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11
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the fastest
train crossing
the continent.
It is a
through train
making fewstops.
Its equipment
is of surpassing
elegance.
It will pay you
to travel
by it.
For (vil MitkMflatf a tu rates, time
ami coplta of C P. It. iwtolTiiw.TrV
II. II. AROTT
l . .v..... Ak'ent, Portia w).
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UPBUiL UHlTlD
TILE
To make room for new stock from
the summer run of the factory, 1
will cell all Tile on hand at
fifteen per cent discount. Now is
the time to buy tile cheap. Call
at once and secure a bargain.
Best Brick in the market.
'I" TE nE3k 'WLM' sW
mmJ JEm JCr JtTJL JKL 0
Salem, Oregon.
in time to reach all pans
Importunt Foreign, National
-S3.00 i THE
BROS
Oregon Short Line Railroad
ThtlDlrestJRsuie to
Montana, Utah. Colorado
anil all Eastern Points
ntrs ehelee of two larorlte roulss. via the
Vnkm I'aeifie Vul Mail Une. or Ote
Rle Orande Keenle IJum.
Look at the time
H Days to Salt Lake
21 Days to Denvor
31 Days to Chlcairo
41 Days to New York
Free- Heallning
In aw pin
Zls&?k: aves"- t
oinpors uparaieu on ail IralB.
rHir further Informsttou apply iu
nOISE ii BARKER, Af Hte. S1M.
W E rOXlAK lien'! AfeM
0. O. TERRY Trar. JW A,t
UI Third surortlaud
iSiA ' . mumtmwt K.(T
You Can Get
a Lower Berth,
SLOO
ii
w ftli one eiceptlon the throtuili
trains of the Uurllnuton Route
are almost Invariably well-ailed.
The exception is our St. Paul
CliloaK'O Limited. On the limited
there Is usually room and to
Don't Infer that It 'is neither
5 aB&m.i" ?. MaANY lra,
l J.J.r ,,ne between St.
Paul and Chleaco. On the coo
trary, there u mi iure beautiful
train m America. It has elect rjo
Unlit, steam heat, wldevotlbulea,
the tuost Kttiafaotoiy dinluu-car
service on the continent ami a
Iver berth for everybody.
A. C. SHELDON.
tlen 1 Attcut, lrtland. Or.
A LIFE SAVED.
DrJ.F, Cook, the Botanical Spocl
allst, Suoceoda Where Others
Pall.
To whom It may concern :
This is to certify that Bertha P. Con
ner, of Mt .Angel precinct. Marlon coun
ty, Oregon, has suffered from a cancer
ous growth in the left 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 ever, and pained her so badly that
she had to be taken from school. After
three week's treatment by Dr. J. F.
Cook, of Salem, Oregon, tho Botanical
Specialist, the growth entirely disan
tiearcd, and at this date, four months
since treatment was begun, tiie growth
has not reappeared, and the ear has 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, the person mentioned
in the affidavit, has resided in my fam
ily since early childhood, bearing the re
lationship to me of niece.
II. C. Lo.sa.
Subscribed and sworn to 'before me
this eighth day of June, 1899. W. W.
Hall, county clerk of Marion county,
Oregon.
Kurtz & Hamilton
PLUMBERS
and TINNERS
98 COURT STREET.
Make a specialty of all kinds of
Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iron
work rjofiog and guttering, a full'
line nf Pumps and pump finings. ,
Prompt work and reasonable prices.
we carry In stock the Fairbanks
wind mill. Call und sec us before
ulvlug your order for mill or tank.
Phone 234
PROMPT WORK AND LOW PRICES
There is only one place
in town to get a
FIRST-CLASS HARNESS
If you are a stranger, uk
yonr neighbor, he will tell
you to go to W.W.JOHNS
ius babk of the Red Front
hug Store. 4-15! wlru
HED FRONT LIVERY
First-lass Fji aiJ Bji.'Jinj
stables.
104 Commercial, Stkekt.
SALEM, ORE.
Wm ULLREY, Prop.
Best Rigs for Commercial Men
8ubl In same block Hotel Willamette.
3TSafe teams und comfortable rig
for ladles and family drlyinir a spec
ialty. Horses boarded by day. week
or month and best of satisfaction
guaranteed. 3.1 tf
Herschbach
Reiffelman
and
BLACKSMITHS and
WHEELRIGHTS,
We will shoo your horse, build or
repair your wagon or Implements
Being located to stay our patrons
nave a guarantee mat our work' win
be satisfactory. Shop 100 Chemeketa
street. Telephone 2765.
4-1 tf
0 fMJ
MONTEZUMA
Is a beautiful dappled chestnut 1$
bamls high, ami weigiig 1700 lbs. Ho is
a portect all purpose ltorse.
Will be at Huffman's stable, Salem,
feattinlay ot each week in July and Aug-'
ust, and the remainder of tho week at
1110 i-nir uroumls. Terms, 15.00 to in.
sure.
Also oolts broken and hniulln.1 fp
VwA H. B. IUTiiHitroui).
RAZOR TAX
All people aw hereby notified that a
tax Oil Htliors nf !iV fnr nilunnuvl,.,.
OtStBI II. White and Co. lit IIIkIi
street, opi,lte the Court House.
5-20.
FREE!
Little Men and Women
And Babyland
MamiTinna ,,,. K.w ,.i.i...i t...,?
-- p,"-...m ...v wr, buuiuiiii .i.Mj
a 32-page book and the piuck re-
OCCED FROM Jl tO 60 CK.STS A YEAR.
It is a splendid magazine for chil
dren from two to ten years of age. I
We want the namea and addreotes !
o( mothira of ehildreu of above agog,
and for a lbt of ni-rv such names we
will send Uie magazine to you one '
YEAR rKKE.
little Men and Women CoToy.N.Y(una.80f, hand applicable to the pa-
1,1 ' Iment of warrauts of the City of Salem
-
tf.J, SULLIVAN
A olcellne of goods and samples on
hand. Sulta 15 up. PanU 6
p. a pcrocl ht guaranteed, at
4 u HO KTATi: STREET
SOUTH AND EAST
THE SHSTA RO'JTE
OF TIIE
"HE
Pacific -Co,
axragss traiws ruh daiiy
-7:00 r Ml L..., Portland. ..Ar
945 r Mf Ar. ...Salem ....Ar
7.'4SA m) Ar. San Francisco. Lt
1 8.00
(7.-Q0
8:00 AM
A 14
OOI- M
5 CO PM
65 t M
6.43 A M
8-15 P M
7.00 A U
k-ts PM
4.(5 r
7.55 A m
Ar Ogden ... .Ar
Ar Denver. ,Lt
Ar . . . . Omaha .... Ar
Ar .... Chicago ....Lv
Ar, ..Los Angeles... Ar
Ar .... El Paso .... Ar
Ar. . . Fort Worth.. .,Ar
Ar.. New Orleans. . .Ar
HIOPM
6 45 Mi
8 S AM
6,30 P M
9.25 r m
2.35 p
if 40 A TD
840 PM
dTJninTI
CARS
OBSERVATION CARS.
Pullman tint-clan and tourist sleeping cart
attached to all through train . Tourist cart
through to Chicago without change.
ROSKBURO MAIL, DAILY.
830 A M j Lt. . . Portland . , Ar
to55 A M Ly.... Salem.... Lv
5.-20 PM) Ar....Roseburg.. Lr
4.'3 f
I 50: P M
730 A U
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
BKTWKKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mail tlsins daily except Sunday.
730 a m FL. . . ."Portland.. ArTsTsop it
H.'SS PM) Ar....Conrallii.. Lvf iappn
At" Albany and Comlln connect vii
tains of the C. & E. Ry.
1 NDETEfTDEtJCE" PASSElJUER:
KXTKXSS TRAIN DAILY KXCKPT SUNDAY.
450 P M I Lv
Portland.... Ar
I 8-2S
Y S--SO
) 4--SO
A M
A M
A M
Lv. . . .McMinnville Lv
8:30 PM
Ar Indeien(lence Lv
Direct connections at ban tnuicitco with
steamship lines ft HAWAII, 1APAN,
CHINA, TIIE PHILLIPINES and AUS.
TRALIA,
For through tickets and rates call o-. W.
W, SKINNER, Depot Agent, or C D.
GABRIbLSON City Ticket Agent, 231 Com
merdal St Salem Or.
K. KUEilLER, Manager.
I V I i F k P. A. Portland
U
0.R.&H
Southern
nrrjiivr time senr-ntar. iubiu
run l'rum Portland
"f'akt" inltLaVe7V)enve'r "f't.'worih " "
Malt Omatia. Kansas City, St 6 ISptii
8 p. m, Ixuls.l'lilcao and East.
Hpo" VVaVbT WalTir8poKiVe'Mln"nH"s).
kane apolli, tit. Panl. Dulull,, Mil- kali
Flyer waul.ee Chicago and cunt. Klrer
2.30 pra s.SS
a. r.
(yA"sTi"A"5fbliiTr
p in. Fur San FraiielaMi. I p. ia
Hailetvrr llvda)a.
i'p'm l OUiMulATifVEir
ex. Hnu SrKA'MKKd, 4 p. 111.
Satur- To Astoria and way I.aa4lugs, x b"ui.
day
10 p, m.
"Teave - - AfHa-
Salem WILLAMETTE RIVER leia
7,15 am Portland, Newb?rt; and way 0 p. ta.
jTus Undlngs. Mons
Tliu Weds
and Bat Fri
10,m. Tu
M011 For Dayton Thur
Wel Sat.
Fri 8:30 pm
jAir'sa""
Iave WILUMETTE RIVER lem
tialt-m Corrnllls Albmiy and Way 10a. a.
Tu Tbll Points. Mon
Sat Wed
3 p. m and Fri
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
Dally boils to Portlaud as above.
Transfers to street car line at Oreg City
if the steamers are delayed there ound
trip tickets to all.polnuin Oregon. Washing
ton, or Californi 'a. Connection made at Pott
land with all rail, ocean andriver line
W. H. HURLDURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland. O .
CM. POWERS, Agent, Twde street dock
Salem.
110ISE & BARKER,
City Agent.
Corvallis & Eastera Railroad
TIIE CAHD.
2 For Ynqulna:
Train leaves Albany 12:50 p. m.
Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:45 n. m.
Ttaln arrives Yuqulna... 5:50 p. m.
Returnlm;:
Leaves Yaqulnu 700 a. in.
Leaves Corvallis 1 1:40 n. tu
Arrives Albany 12:25 p.m.
For Detreit:
Leaves Albany '. 7:40a.m.
Arrives Detroit 11:55 a. m,
Returning:
Leaves Detroit ....12:25 p. tu.
1
I Ai rives Albany 5:35 p, in.
pflLeaves Albany 0:05 p. in.
Arrives Corvallis 0:55 p. 111.
I 5Leaves CorvalHs. OHO a. m.
Arrives Albany 7:25a.m.
! Oie and twe connect at Albany and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tialns,
wiving direct service f and from New
port and adjacent beaches.
1 No, 0 runs from Albany to Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
oniy.
No. 5 runs from Corvallis to Albany
on Tuesdays, Thursduys and Satur
days only.
Trains for the mountains urrlveut
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
to reach camping grounds on the
Ilreltcnbush and Santlam river the
same day.
II. U WALDK.V. KDWIN 8TOSK.
T F. A P. A. Manager
J. TURNER AKent, Albauy.O.u.
I WILUMKTTK RIVER DIVISION
.STEAMER WM. M. H0A6
Captain (lea. Raabe.
It until nir between Portland and Corvallis.
tupping at all way Uudiuga.
RIVKR BCIIEOPLK.
IOWN - Tuesdays, Tburvlays and SMid.
. 6a. a
. 7a ia
Uaves Baeua "vi
lata Saw
Leaves Independence 9 a. w
Leaea '" '" m
1 Leaves NV'iTff .If'"
Arrive Portlaud 4:30
j UI" Mondays. Wednt-adaya aad Frlilaya.
' Leave '"'"'"j , , - a. m
I leaves Kiiwry in-au ta
LeavM H'"1" . .., S;30 p. m
Leaves lndendenc.. 5:0) p. w
Leaves Uueua vit , 7:30 p, m
leaves Alhany 9:30 p.
Arrive Corva
lUOD p. ui
Tha steamtr has been
equipped
luoludlng-
wlin nri-
acconiiaodatlon, InoludUia- an elegant
piano.
Uusurpassod for carrylnj botb freigbt and
l "v.
Doaa-Footoi Sute street.
O. MAERTZ, AgeuU
Salem, Oregoi
C.BULUVAN.SupU
Albauy. Oreso
Call for Warrants.
Notice is. hereby given that there are
drawn on the general fund and endorsed
on or before March 1, lwr. Holders ol
said warrants will please present them
for navruent at Lad.l k Bush'a
bank as intorett will cease from date of
this notice, JouxMon,
City Treasurer
&iUm, Or , Juaa 24, 1809, 10L