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Newspaper Page TextVbpjpM"9&&AfefP't3&3GWMflNQWNMw itlrtiMnt ..sjsafijfjissiascaBiarafE r,r WE DO. DO IT! It does not matter how. or why. the GREAT SUC CESS of our SPECIAL SALE of AEN'S SUITS proving, that our values and efforts are appreciated have decided us to inaugurate this . Surprise Sale in Children' Clothing Until further notice our entire stock of Children's Clojhing will be offered at SPECIAL PRICES. Absolutely no reserve all fresh, new and up-to-date GootiS. New Duck Pants New Caps 6 J . Johnson & Go.. 257 COMMERCIAL STREET. MA CiPITAL JOURNAL BY HOSTS ft BKOTUKHS TUESDAY, JULY 6. 180. Dally, One Tear 93,00, la Advance Dally, rota Moatm 91.00. L Advance Weekly, One Tear $1.00. In .Advance THE PEOPLE AND THE PUSH. If it fa not an irrational, improbable qaery, what have the people of Halefn to raped at Uie hand of the- jm h poWli tioians? It should b remembered tkat thia is a very strong Itapubtkan dty, the Republican county Mt ef a Ro psldkari county, ami the Iluftub Ikan capital of a Ilepuhltean state. Whenever the people seek to improve their condition or their government it fej sslgnlfieant feat tlat they hare got to get in and smash the slates, down the machine awl defeat the (tush. Yet the push is in control of the lUpuWbjsa machine. Te improve dly or sehool district finances Uie peoithj have bad "todoup" the Push. To get reforms n county affair tlioy hare to field the Pu!l. In our atnto affairs the tple Itave appropriations piled upon litem and In competent officials forced upon them by the personal politics ef the push . Wltat the jojlo love in a man like Governor Itooeevelt in his indaomhmee ami tie flance of the niiotbj olomeiit. He has his faults hut so far lie 1m wen public eon fldenre Just in proportion as he Ihm re fused to kiiol and trneklo to the party push. To got anew city aharter that would put an end to robbing the eeuiatjr owl o( thousaiidsof dollars RtimmHy 1m; aoMtrvo1 tive orltnliml feus, the imkhimj of ttaltui. )al to fight the coiisoHdate Salem tah. 'Jo put the city finances in order the Itupuhllenu iimehine ltod to be over thrown and thus the robbery of the taxpayers In oily and eouMy to Mppty the ptih with campaign funds itaa been stopvd. Lust the People Cargo, if they want this oily got out of the sjttsgmiru ot debt and placed high on the pudental ef finnnoiul honor, with lt credit toau talnctl as the best oil the J'aeine enaat, where liiterwt shall bo low and taxes rrducvd, ihuy tuusl Itet let Okie oily re lapse Into the Itandi of Ut ls4. The Pu.h Is nothing Vet mi qM4ed ftatUi cal appetite. In its light on tlte Push Tux Jovhkal is not pursuinK jwrsowtl lolltha r ael- Give IK IINC1H llafi CIGU TUiT Ml UmfMUnw Uiun Mini her UlTilDf lf loACIIIDO helo Boils and Pimples MlUnC Id fVrrLALIPlO lL ItolU and plaiplM are an Indication tbat tb system is aoeumukUns; impuritiro which TAB Uri B must be gotten rid of i they are an urgent appoal fur aaslstanoe lUn nCLis . warmnjfUiat can not safely be Ignored. To neglect to puxuy tbe tiioot at this ttove raenns more than the annoyance of painful bolls and unsightly pliuplu. If these lmpuritlos are allowed to rewabi, the tyatsiu succumbs to any ordinary illness, and Is u&aUs to withstand the many ilUnenU which axe so r nvalsnt durla siurlae and summer Mrs. h. dentils, 2001 Seooad Avenue. SfAttle. Wash , it "X was aatoteu lor a long tune wjuj pimpieo, wnion vorr annovlnflr. as ther dtsflitured tnr face fearfully. After urff&e muay other resedles In vain. ess tswrpiw&jy ciesnseu my uiooa, nnu now 4 rejcioe iu naMloosBplexioa, urhkjh I never had before," wut. n n, iiuHwiv v hw m. w. K. il, unati itanootra. Several boils and great pain and annoyance. My blood seemed to bo in a riotous condition, and nothing I took seemed to do any; good. Six bottles of 8. S. 8. cured me completely m'l my blood has bon perfectly pure ever since. S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD jh is the btut blood Is lh twlj 0f that it absolutely trtut from yoUih and nioreujv. It tatty purifett the blood and thoroughly olconaes tho systorn, builds up FtSZm, H sWree, cto., by going iMst ail mssmsm ujooa. fiZTSyZiirm by ths Swiit asBMBSB M New Belfs New Hats aVsh audi. There are runse gtsed atea aftog the re psiWdaiM ami all the bad on, in the hhk ef being net mindful ef the puMic welfare, bet using polities sad government fer pWKmal pile, and to reward their UM by pro. UtHtlng a MbNe tratt to prirate ends. The Fli k animated by lert for effklal ltotters aad emehenU. It hasnly hatred for the who eroi its pwrpo?es in p)HMr't8 'be wbh. It vrMI rreete any man who defeats its 4c. The l'h fought and ttofeated Dr. Ilynl for (hel director net beeaefe it liked Tvmisiy DaridtoH, bt leawe he altowed hie name to txt Hfreil apdRM the IHsh eandldatos the year before. The Vmh hi Ughting limi. JI. I Cham bertabt, who It trytog to get a state ap pointment tor wo other reason than that he dared to be a candidate against the idol of the I'nsh, a man (toiled and gtoUed with Money made ot of his oomtNN with polities. The I'nsh will fight men like Mayor IMehop, Abler men Khigs, lUeorder Jndah and City Jlsr plwl Oibn as lox as they live and serve the people Instead of the jdnrHler injj gang who have sunk this commun ity altnoH hopeitiiy in debt. Tint 1'Hfh neeer forgets, and tlte people are only mfe m loflif as they keep their eye on the I'neh and their Imrnl on the trig ger. Tile JuVusm. lae inniie enemies fitjhtmx the I'nsh, tmt it Imu never made a eonwWo an a news(aper n$hUn (or tlte of good Kvern mtwt it h) well as we Itave entered Mpon another year of American Imle pendeitse to review tl situation ami not forget that eternal vhjihtnee is the 1'sofnV 'mlvntion. i -,, . , , s CURRENT EVENTS. The annual Henley regatta near Lon don opened today. I'Mtenal iHteret Is manifeatod thU year w the Kindbdi Aqoetie Derby owhtg larwely to the pnr tMpiiUon of the rrews tent by the Aio nant itcmlne; elub of Toronto, itepse mMttotiViM of this nrganisntton will com oto inr t)e Dkmond genii and the 9twani's Challomje enp, as well as lor the Urand ChnMenpi enp. A larve crowd of eolleee men and ath sMie enUtossaeU astUwred at the Joreey City docks today to witness the dense tore of the Harvard ami Yale athlete lor KsmjImm), where they are to meet the representative of Oxford and CnmbrhlK unlverslUee in athletic contests two weeks hetwe. The AmeHean team BOsist of t only-three men, all crack athUtos and each of them neMwered a record brenher in hie own specially, in tlte opinion of thue who stsed Mp the men Iteiurv their ilepartore today they kliixild rrturr- h itlt kvyvntl tcnlps of Warning. When Nature ! overtaxed, she has own war of Kivlnsr notice that assist aoco Uueeded tihe does not k for until it Is impossible to iret alone- without 8 8, 8. promptly Tcun. writes! carbuncles broke out upon me. causlna remedy, because it is purely recctable direct to tho eause of the trouble and Speoltlo Co., Atkuta, 0, - oismsnmmmMaswsawsenmanainwnmswmnatsnwt EBgHik ctMk atldete4 dangling at their beM& The aanoanoesnont tkat Mrs. Mary A. Lfrermore had burned a astmbfrr of her B3JHripts ha. green rise to a wide-spread ramor that she Is dying. As a matter of fact. Mrs. Liveimore m at prewBt in better health than naJ. AHhongh 78 yearF, she has been lector mx on an average fonr times a week, p to a few days ago, when her beweand. Rev. 1). P. 8. Lrrermere, was taken HI with hmndtoo. Now she is (taring home tosmrtehim. When mrited to speak at the recent animal festival of the New Bftjglsad Woman Soffrage Ascoesation. se wrote that her lwbaad was re ties and sstffering, espeetaHy toward night. land that she spent every evening read ing ahmd to him. Mrs. Livermore added; "Never daring the ifty-fonr years ef onr marriage has he once faJkd me m an emergency. Wfld horras eowld not drag me from home now that be is ill ami needs me." Dr. Livermore is an estthnsiastie be liever in eothtl right fer women. He has epheid and unconraed bis wife in all her pnbtic werk: and Mrc. Liver more has always lesMsed at the hies that the advocates of eamal snffersge re moved by antagonism toward men Trahv from the Dominion, from Xew Kngjsnd, Caltfomk, Texas and all the intervening states pewred into Detroit, Mleh., tolay at intorvahi of every few minntes. Ohio, one of tlte banner ChristiaB Kndeavor states of tlte Union, sent big delegations today. They began to come early and are stiH pouring in by train and boat. Pennsylvania will tie represented by a tltoueand or more deiejtates. JJany states have not se lected betel quarters, preferring on ac eonnt 4 their ample and pleasant Ihmhos to qnarter their delegates tliere. Tlte Union Jack and tlte Stars ami Stripes fly side by able over the Central Presbyterian church, where are located the headquarter) of tlte Canadian dele gate. Tlte down town district is literally hid den beneath a hsas ef pay Imnting and nags 1b which crimeen and white pro- dominato. The eieetrie light mum have also shown what they eonhl do ami to night the eyes of the visiting bests will be greeted villi brilliant electrical dis 4ays in which lite insignia and motto of the organisation will bbue forth from hotel fronts ami across the streets and boulevards. Tlte big canvas strnctoree In Cass avenne, where tlte main runsions of the convention are to be Itehi, will be lighted by large elnetora of eieetrie light. Tlte formal Oftenlng of Uie convention will te held tonight when the visitors will be greeted by Maybary, Itev. Charles II. Nmvinan iu Uiltnlf of the De troit pastors and W. II. Strong, chair man of the loml eommitteo. Tlte re- sMHes will 1m: HHwIe by Itev. K. S.ltowe of Teronto, Itev. II. S. Tresitlder of 1-on-don, Knifhtnd nml Itev. Arthur J. Smith, of Savannah, Ga. The first convention of tlte National Astociathtn of OriteoiMths oonetl at In iliaiHtpoiis, 1ml., Uday with t-everal Imntlretl tHWitlwn in attembtnee. It is reported tltat tlte organiaatkin now Itas a memltersliip of CW. Might states have local Mbskliary onnmiaaUons. Kight states Itave legalized theprartice of oteoathy by hn!mI higisiative en aetHtent, ami in at least a dosen more states the onteofiatb are allowed to procliee unmoleetetl. EDITORS IN PORTLAND. (Pedant! rmia reertk !', tiaclcMs, tl. V. Hariir, Itobinson, ArgHs; C. M. Tlnney, Virginia, Uasette; II. M.Wheehtr. A. C. Ikmtley, lilts Held, Times; W. W. Watt. Nashville. JonrnaliJ. W. lUtlley, J. Otlnton. lHtlo. Pneut ; It. (P. Sltaw, Dixon, Kven ing Telegraph ; I'erry llNgltes, Kwgene Illnte, MlUonl Herald. C. II. Ktfeter, IHxnn, Star. Illinois I. K. lireenleaf, mmV and sun, Savanna; J. M. Page and wife, Jeoey. vllht; Miss Alwe t'amy, Jerw'ville; J. A. Alwood ami wife, ami Mtot lirwwn, MUllman Valley ; John M. Itapp and wile Feirieid: I. WesWI h"., ami wife. Chicago; S. W. Cnlp and wife, Morrison vilie;C. W. IMis-and wife. UllhtWro; 0. J. Impkin and ife, OalhtvUle: C. II. linekne and son, Uenoa; Harry lh0oy and wife, Princeton ; M. V. Item- hart and wile, Ckicnno; Mrs. K. A. nsiM)' and Mis Dcsmise, Canton; II. lI.CbamlWmtUe,CTismBo; A. V. Olenensr ami wife, Oalnna; N. Watts ami Mice IlolMaa. Xaehrille: It. K. Herbert. National Printing Jonrnaliet, Chwaeje: P. K. Unceiland wile, Cnxton IJaveat, Cltirago; W. 1 1. Ilavk ami Mile, Mount HIrling;Chartos II. Mead ami aife, tteneva; II. K. Wheeier, Qoinej ; Frank L Shnpand wife. Newton. K. J. 1W. tMmure ; Misses lithe! and Lena Johnson. Mount Union ; Mm A. ('. Kmiwtw, Monnt Vernon, J. V. IVklhwm, Ij Hnrpei Charies U Con toon. La Hsrpe; L tt. Moid and wife, iHilhu City j C. A. Sttmk, Udell: F. 1 Pinkelon. Chnton. V. I.. Jones. Ub aitun. Mm. Finny M. Harier, (nrae, Mrs. Slary R. PowelL Chiosgu. Mr. IraitcesK. Owens, Chicago; Mtw Amy Oaens, Chieagot Mrs. Salbj- M. Moses, lhcak. Mrs. K. Jeanetto Abbott, ihlcago; t'htcago, tsgit Mi Frank It MeClung, MIm Helen A. BnUivan, Mm. A. P. Ilrinkman, Chi Anna llelle Hill, Ctueoav; MeAtee, Cltester, lferaW; Kd PalrHeW, Sun; T. F. Joy, Contralu, SeHtlnel II. I). O'ttrien, Kat X. 1miU, insket Guard. KansasW. II. NeletNi, Smith Center. Pioneer, F. 11. Iteberts, 0Varcxa, In dejwndent; J. V. Merphy, Tejioka, Ad ivato. W. A. Miuleris, Lymlen, Joor aal . W. T. McKlra', Humboldt, Umou . 11 A. Perkins, Manhattan, Nationnhst ; Ueo-T. Smith. Marysville, Neaw;J. M. SAttenthwalte, Dongtass, Trlbwae; A. M. Wafcjr, Gnartl. Press i W. S. Jnnoj, Oodavolo, CoHtineueri J. Q. Hnyee, VhUadelphUt, IHsbatoht a W. Undt., 0Urne, Parmer V. I Hwh, King- fKMBtVSOBlS pEiil'S At4 SVe EsaSc9tnsrtbeBi&g the Viws rnlu HttImji- restoring the kmr-loot Cam- texton. brindar Back the keen edr ef j AnnniU. cad axoostne whh the Rosebud i of fSeakii the whole pbyalcal cscrzy of th bsmtn rrasse. une c uvt Dest coar- taatecs to the Kerreos and Debsmated is j that Eeecbasa a Pills hare the Largest ; gsteofasyratestHMcteetBtoeWorto, j and thit has been aehiered witbeat the pabheaaoa of testtsoemafa. j K) ccets and 23 ccoU, at aM drag stores j man. Joaroal . J. ('. Nirboieon, Kewton. Kanean ; K. J. Bookwaltor, Ilsdetead, In.bpendent, executive eonvmiUeensan; J. K. Jnnkin. Steriinsj. HsdhXfn; Jlies Bdith Meredith, Hntehineen, Intortor iferald. A. E. DnvaJ, Inman, Iteefew Mtditosn L. A. Sherman, Part Hnron, Tieoes; Robert Smith, Lssse ing. State Kesmbttean; M. K. Brsmw, battle Creek. Meont F. R. iOihwn, Best ton Harbor, PntatdhMH ; H. Ktrk VTlto, Owocee, Vtm&', Fred Slaenm, Csdro, Ad vertisers, It. J. Lowrey. Howard CIV, Record. M!nnjU F. C. Lessee, 9C Paul, Nordreten, C. D. Keldcn, Anssln, Transcritit; P. V. OoWne, MisinenpeHe, Agrienitariet: Jens K. Oreedoltl, Ited Yl. ItopaMiena; II. O. Hays, Sleepy Kye, Dkpateb; S. Trebhy. LitOe PaHs, Democrat; Irving Todd, St., H&nings, Gazette; John T. Heck. Waseoa, Jonr Bal; D. C. IJsjhaxmrn, Aim, Index; Anton Crotby, Willmar, Gazette; J. C. Nordby, Ada Herald; W. It. liaise. Sleepy Eye, Herald, 'exeentive commit teeman; Joseph Iieht, Wnerw. Herald; W. E. McKenxie, Crooketon, Times Frank Zins, St. Ctoml, Nordstorn ; W. A. Simonton, line City, PoVer; George X. Lamphere, Moorheod, News. Nebraska W. N. Hsne and wife ami Mrs. Allen Norfolk Dally Xews; W. G. I'Hreell and wife, Uroken-Itow; A. J. Unger, Ketmblican, WeK Point; F. P. Morgan, Ilegiiter, Chapfxdl. THE OLD WAY. Of Treating Dytpepkia and Indtgesnon by Dieting a Dangerous and Useless One. We my the old wa , tntf really It fa a verr common one at the nrecetrt time and many dyspeptiee ami physicians as aell conehler the A rot stop to take in attempting to enre imibjustion bt to diet, eitlter by selecting certain foods ami re jecting others or to greatly diminish the tlte qnanity usually taken, to other words the starvation rrfan is esippeeed by many to Ite the nret essential. The almost certain failure of the star vation care has been proven time and again, but still the moment dyspepsia mabee its appearance a con we of diet ing b) at once advised All this is radically wrong. It bi tool bth and unseienUlic to reeommeml dieting to a man suffering from dyes ep sia, laue imlbjeetion Itself starves every organ, every nerve and every fibre In the ly. Whet the dyepeptk wonts is abnml ant nutrition, which means plenty of good, wholesome well cooked food, and something to assist the stiomch to digest it. This hi exactly the mr-oee for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet are adapted and this U tlte method Ity which they rare the worst cases of dyi pepsia, in other wonu the patient eats plenty of wholesome toed and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets tdigeeU it for ldm. In this way the system is nourished ami the overworked etomach rustml, becattHt the tablets wdl dhjest the feed wltether tlte stosnach work or not. One of ilte tabieto will divert V0 grains of meat or eejp. Year druggist will toll yon that Stnart' Tablet is the purest urn! wfejit remeily tor stomach tronlnes and every trial make one mure friend for tbht taeethmt pretwratsosi. Sokl at W) cents for full rised paclatae nt all drug stores. A little book on cute of stomach mailed free by ad- dressing F. Mich. A. StuaU Co.. Marshal. Fetor Nnrfmst afeut the iourth at Twr ner, and reports a rare sssvl time at that place. Ah, th4 tt4 aiairi Of r DUl'awail 4B-nUAtr Atov toe out w h i-l mt lr We keow th4t dratb mmt Mtearr .ir U'tt some te all bet we isn never turrly f rctr n whtw the Uicsil angr , will appear V- inntct oew ttawiiKat tbc uui mm may kcid it mv till, W GJ (KKl f't eeace, b Mr ay part ot man tw masHy to eun la avert ate a 11 ima aA ttt. l ' hr a lift ml UMMUl pomvr J vests airo. aa InriitHlion mi fouatied te MsRalo N V known a the Invalid' Hotel and SurgL) Inttttate. which ha moc Wcome vur uf tk ouxt fusMi lostMatKMi ta the tlU lor k eiMMOtews Woefel to the uk tal nVnee alt ever the I'oKsd Stole. TttuoMtada have come IBetc fat ItestoMNt aod tea of tbeaaala have rseetvesl piufeatieital ad vit br malt with ec(tua hw ioexwcH ire home trr(mtat. wherthjr they ave been cured of severe, and bt euav Iu ataneea, ipiiently hopele dbea. A UuaAclHWTtt . Mr Jafca Snwk. f &jUtB. ttymte Ci tw AtwMtanu SW I wiu Ukca Mh a tu4 rati watch MUtad a ajt Uuft The Jmew vU 1 wo at saa umt4Wa sJ couU o4 14 wtt I ttwk HMnV tiaa tJ Cod Urt O 4 ft AJ ni Hp4 After uiisz k tmu mlki 1 hMrS yaw GU UiSKll lMarr. b4 wtc to w tut 4vter I b ukeu ik winllciiic id a mil toy nft IMin wk worn I wvate to yot Ihatl IHH ! -" m Ht Uttotwa tOe vitMtt lo lh uwcnjt- I io44 an a4et tot 4 wouM tfti aa the Itovt a4 ha4 (utol la Ms chtt My towtU woaM uut mere otn this omtt or twice a wvtk. my trrath nt utty gwat lwuMBtdaa wMtc Uya wwik New, My towU t icxwUr rrtrjr 4i and I frt4 ne win twin to ay chau IMi nswt esat ttrafT. wMitsx h4 evety Oak. 4M. la a ttu to the wM. aaJ I mlhala is IH rtw. t&w UtShA MkwVkv. t hoaw It Mi to to.' The Btoat diSsuH dteaea te ewe a$ those which are asm vated hr entuUaaaen. la aush sues Dr. tleses4 PfeaMMt PaMsto aheald he takea hi onojasotton wWi the Hovry., Tony sever iripe. Angewe dealer sen tbstn. M MI rSUiKUBVHBnl mi! W TaHBlWjJr A 11 iaumisavy'7 .r.i saexu.2, i,j t AS4 rM&rnu-i hyKOBkin if riMi mi mmwm Grand Clearance Sale of DRAIN Bt Brn Iirst f r. Ei "? 7-f Lair Ground. BUGGIES WAGONS, CARTS HACKS BTO. The Best in the World at the Lowest Prices. MOWERS. HAY TOOLS. BINDERS. We always lead on style, quality andjow price. Large supply of even'thing in our line. Warehouses oppo site Brewery, near Salem Flouring jMills. MITCHELL, IBWIS St STAYER CO. J. A. Forsythe, Manager. j)0 BEST OREGON TfffiLIf flj) The Model Oregrml(Nevt8paperaDd!-Fatilly'JajrDal. Uniting News.-PlethJB, LUcrary.tRanohpaMtDalry and Market New, la-attractive readable form. SALEM TOW U iMoed Thnrsaymoralog of the state the Mime weak. rn le 1.00 Weekly... In two parts onntnlns all a (Kits tale 'News. DAILY JOURNAL An IndepeMlont Assauhtted Prass PaporfAr the. Peat two. Send for ain tries free. Tub Journal has the fullest rewKt,f the dulnirs of the legMhtuare and state oRloiaW, m well aiModenon dent, clear ind aonlcoiauantu4iall public matters. Send a trial subscription, 1IOFBR The Inter-State University System ofMubloal Inatruotton. a. ii. scn-r. u. t i-uisaiDiarT A i.ul Oa.ai.mUie iMiiiaiiua wfckU H IrtoehH to tobr Ua tasuh' Uf hentb.li ih! n Pael be ibswued, Jantswetas mm MHmtweaTyaUtfv. FVr th- toaMt fit Pnoit uf I'ttntto TMOhsr At HtMSft. aieum Kcoeuiarte tui. CVftUtoataw anuitod frw a rveatotir eVar W-rtnt UiUUttoB. liiltUnattoa f Its Mitem Is OMalt la tbM fluia Watok tor hT KH'A ASpBHH-WlLMMAN. tt RHMtotlr awl Wccstor Iks iVsn1! KhmUu BirPlrt KtlMl Hick HMk. Ob or to 4o fMa for 4inrtl psa jt Hi piuw )wrtvc Soo Pacific Liuc. Travel in comiort by the IHPfltllL UHira the fastest train crossing the continent. It is a through train making fewstops. .Its equipment is of surpassing elegance. It wttl pay you to travel by it. Fur full MrtiottJara aa to sate. Una imi ef4ei. of a p. k. m w tCVrTp: iy b IK IK ABPTT JX V. A, Vanoftuvw, . 0. Canadian PaciBc Ry TILE To make room for new stock from the summer ran of the factory. 1 will ell all TOe on hand at fifteen per cent dfeooaat. Now k the time to bur tile cheap. Call at onne ana secure a uarzain. - k in the market. Salem. Oregnu. i la time Ut reaei; all mtie Important. Porelgn, National 3.00 BKOS Oregon Short Line Railroad ThtimresCRsme to MmIidi, CUb. Gtra4v id all Mm I's iMw rtMrts el tre itveetM rset. tu ikr fatoi l'eli fui uil Ua. M u Me Cnode Steal Usa. Look at tlte 1 1 we lt Day ta Salt Lake lMys tn Denver 3i Days to Chtoaeo U Days to New York Fnt Kssttolue Ck.lr Ca. Vehowsmd Toq kt sWOts Car, aad IIuPWt fiterr afxratoi ea all true. fW faNltor lafcirantlaa aalyito KOIeK A BtKKEK, Afafe.4lai W K COM VN oa'l Aet l-O TKRRY Ttt IW Atf UtThitilMv rtnUol You Can Get a Lower Berth, itli one excenUoa the through trains of the llurliegUHi Route ant almost latariahlv wAii.eiit The oxteUon Is our St. Paul Ohleayo Klailtd. On the limited there. Is ttotnlly room and to spare. Don't Infor that it is neitber i A other Iin botweea St. Patdasd Chicago. On the eon trory, there Is no more boauUful Uuln In Amerioa. It has efeutrle jlirtit, staaut boat, wldeveatlbls, thewoat Stttlafaouary dlalir4ar Srvw oa the coat I Kent ond a er berth for oyerybody, A. a SHELDON. Oea'l AjwBt. Portland, Or. 11 ! R wmm A LIFE SATED. Dr. J. F. Cook, tho Botanical Speci alist. Succeeds Where Others Fall. To whom it mav concern : This is to certify that Bertha P. Con ner, of Mt .Angel precinct. Marion coun ty, Oregon, bos suffered from a cancer ous growth in the left ear for about three rears. The growth was cutout twice and - - ..... .. M I. I... 1 Hi . .. .. l"ll .I.,...!,..!! but the growth came back as bod as ever, and pained her to badly tltat she hod to be taken from school. After three week's treatment by Dr. J. F. Coot, of Salem, Oregon, Uie Botanical Specialist, the growth entirely disap peared, and at this date, four months slace treatment was hemitt. the rrowth has not reappeared, and the ear bos en- tirefr healed leaving only Uie scars in flicted by Uie Albany doctors. I hereby certify that the above state ment i absolutely true, and that Ber tha P Conner, Uie t-erson mentioned fat Use amdaviL has resided in my fam ily since early childhood, bearing Uie re lationship to me of niece. II. C. Lose. Subscribed and rworn to before me this eighth day of June. ISM. W. W. Halt, county clerk of Marion county, Oregon. Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS S3 OOCItT STREET. Make a specialty or all Rinds ot Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iron work rjofioi; and k'utterlotf, a full Hoe of Pumps and pump fittings. Prompt work and reasonable prices. We carry Id stock the Fairbanks vtlod mill. Call and see us before el ring your order for mill or tank. Phone 234 PROMPT WORK AND LOW PRICES There I only oec place ia towa te get a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS If yoe are a atraoger, aik yoar sechbcr, he will tell yea to go te W. W. J OHNS lea bat of the Red Fieat Drag Star:. 4-i$d wis KED FRONT LIVERY First-lass F:i aai BaarJiag stables. 154 Commercial Stkrrt. SALEM, ORE. Wm ULLREY, Prop. Best Rigb for Commercial Men Stabfc in tame blnrlc Uotsi WlllaawUa. iSTSafe teams and comfortable rig for ladles and family driyioir a spec ialty. Horsed boarded by day, week or month and best of satisfaction Kuarantced. 3.1 tr Herschbach Reiffelman and BLACKSMITHS and WHEELRIGHTS, We will shoe your horse, build or repair your waon or Implements Beloir located to stay our patrons have a guarantee that our work will be Katlsfactury. Shop 100 Cheuieketa street, Teleohono 2765. 4-1 tf P OREGON Wohh. MONTEZUMA Is a beautiful dappled rhestnut 1H hands high, and weighs 1700 lbs. He is a perfect all purport) ltor.-o. Will be at Hufftnan's stable, Salem, naturuay of each week in July and Aug nut, and the remainder of the week at the Fair Ground. Turms, f 15.00 to in sure. Ako cults broken and handled for peed. H . It. KrmiwHttan. RAZOR TAX AM peoule are hereby aotiied that a tax on Hnson of c lor retumoeriak' of Sun IK While and Co, at High eueet, ofspoette the Court House. e-SO.t FREE! Little Men and Women And Bnbyland Maaoaiaes have 1hor combined into a 3S-page book and the muck kb-' prccn rnou $1 to 50 cx-vre a veab, i It is a edendkl magazine for eltii-! r trow two m ten years ot age. We want tho names and addreseea of moth rs of children of above ima. ami for a list of rim- suoh namee we will sond the magazine to yon one i ycak rexK. j Little Men and Women Co.Troy,N.Y a'.J. SULLIVAN rRAOTlOAL. TAILOR 1 A dIco Hoe of goods and samplea on hand. Salw 1S up, Pants ib p. a porcot lit (tuaranteed, at tf 140 STATE STUEHT SOUTH AND EAST VIA T"E SHASTA R0MTE OP THE Southern Pacific Co, EJcrxcxs TXAixs atm dajlv -700 r uj 7-MSAm) Lv...'ertUnd. ..At Ar....Sateja ....Ar Ar. San FraocUco.Lv 5 cor m Ar. OfiSen .Ar nior m 645'M 8 50 A M 6.30 rM 9 25' a.3S t m 0-40 Am 8 4orM o5 rn 6.40 a u 8 I? ru Ar Ar Ar Ar. Ar Denver. . Lv ,.. Omaha .... Ar :. Chicago ....Lv .Lo AngeUi...Ar .. EPaio.... Ar ' 7.CO A K 8-15 r 11 4.15 T M 735 A m Ar.. . J'ert Worth... ,Ar Ar.. New Orleans. .Ar OBSERVATION CARS. Psllaaan brt-da aad tourist sleeping oan attached to all throsgb train . Toorist can Ihrnegh te Chteagu withoat change. tOSEBOKO Man.. daily. 830 a m I Lv. . . Portland ..Ar 1 4.-30 rn ie55 A mVLv.... Salem.... LtJi5o.pm c.-ae TM Ar . . Roseberg. . Lv 1 730 A M "VVEST SIDE DIVISION. BSTWXLV TOS.TXAND AD COKVALLtS. Mail tiatra daily eaceptjnday. 730 a mTXt. . . .Portland. . ATi"5.7sor m n55 r m Ar....Corrallu.. Lvf i.-aorM At Albany aad" CorvaJlu coa.ct ic tains of the C. & E. Ry. indeTendence passEneEr: axraxss tkai.v daji.v pccxit spxpay. 450 r m 1 Lv 7.-30 r M Lv 8:30 rn Ar .. Portland ...Ar 8.-25 A M S'So A M 4.5o A M . . . McMinn-rille Lv Independence Lv Direct connections at ban 1-rancuco with MwjDsbip Utt ft HAWAII, 1APAN. CHINA, THE PHlLUPINEi and ACS TRAL1A. For UsroQgh tickets and rates call o- W. W, SKINNER, Depot Agent, or C- D. GABRIbLbON City Ticket Agent, 232 Com Bwrcial be. Salem Or. K. KOEHLEK, Manager. ; ; I I h F & P. A. Portland t .R.&R ttpm TIME tCHECrl. i'rom furtland UHtlfE FOB 7ait" Mall SoOh tealt Uks. Usnrer Tu Uortti' . umaba. Kaawu tlty, Bts.upei I Ml t SK.-o wi COM, Walla Walla. Spokaee. Una-aiK. kaa afcoli. St. raat. veiaia, nhh rlrsr is r waaiee l lKc and nik. OCEAN STRvMSSTFSr Foraka rraecatoa. Sailerery avada. Ip . 1 p. ai lb COUJMinA HIVKK rfTRAMHIl- x.Sed 4 p. u. ny (To Aitoria aad wy LaalBS. ex tiea. f fXi S6U1 aTei Art laia WILL.IMETTE RIVER Tjsaed asa m Perttoad, NwVn; aaU wafc p. si. 1T. Tnal aettSad iainrt. Men Weai I'rt Ta Thar Sat. . j 11 aa FWr Itaytea VH rrl IMpm Ar Sa l4av H1U-VMBTTE ItlVKR lem 8WJrrTBI ARMey and W'aj Mi.n. TttTaol Polei IMM su Wed aad Fri l MLLAJn-nTE RIN'ER DIVISION. Daily botu to Portland aa above. Transfers to street car line at Oreg City ii the steamers are delayed there ouna trip tickets to all points in Oregon. AVaaVng tea, or Califomi a. ConnectiOO made at Port land with all nil, ocean asdnvcrhue W. II. HURLBURT. Gsn'l Pas. Act. Portland. Or. G. M. POWERS. Agent, Trade stieet dock Mien.. 1WISE 3c BARKER. City Agenu. Corvallis & Easier nliailroad TItE CARD. For Ynqulna: Train loaves Albany. . . . Train leaves Corvallis.. Train arrives Yaqulna. RoturnlnL': .120 p. Ul. . 1:45 p. m. . 0 p. ui. Leaves Yaqulna 700 a.m. Loaves Corvallis 1 1:40 a. 111 Arrives Albany 12:26 p. m. For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:40 a.m. Arrhes Detroit 115 a. ui, 4 Returnlnu: Leaves Detroit 12:25 n. m. Airlves Albany 515 p. 111. 6Loaves jlbany OKttp. m. Arrives Corvallis 0:55 p. m. 5Leaves Corvalhs 0:40 a. m. Arrives Albany 76a.ui. One aod twe connect at Albany and Cnrvallis with Southern Pacltic tialns, irlvlng direct service t) and from New- , port aod adjjeent beaches. No, 6 runs from Albany to Corvallis on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays I nnlv. o. 5 runs from Corvallis to Albany on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days only. Trains for the mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, ulvlmr ample time to roaoli camping grounds on the Iireiienbusli and Santlam river the same day. H. L WALDEN. EDWIN STOKE. T F. A P A UaunKsr J. TUKXEK Aaeat, Albany. Ore. WILUMETTE KIVEK DIVISION STEAMER WM. M. H0AG, Caputs Gee. Kial. Raaalac Wtwcea DsrlUad ami Cotrallli. almltpliif at all way Uu4ln- RIVER SCHEDULE. DOWN - TttMdays. TaeraJaya aad Saodaya. Lsavto ""'" 6 a. to Uav Alttaey 7 a. m 1 sav Bosoa Vttta ... It. a Lvm l tpuU w it. a Leave 1 ia ja LaareNtMnr Arrive rontettd. -11.-SD 1:30 UP Msodaya. Wedavadaya aad Fridays. Lsavsa ISmUthl- Leave Nawitor; 1 art Uifain .19:jJ a. w .2vSdp.m i:0) p. m . 7-30 p. ra Lkivea ludspeadeocc. Leaves Bneaa Vista, leaves Alt bt. , , .... Arrive n .nt. .irr. , v:ju p. w The steamer ha bec-a eMMpped with Aral. o) aeeoaauiedauotm ioswdftic aa elestutt I7uturpatd (or sarrrtac bole (rdsht aad Dock Foetal Stats atrset. O. MAERTZ, Arret, Salem, Ortjon C.BUI JLUVANJiept. AlULay. Oraro CaH for Warrants. Notice is hereby given that there are iHmuoa mum annticabie to the nay- went ef warrants of the Citr of Sal iosoo AM 55 A M 7.-QO TM can Hjrt 6.Z a. n. 'drawn est the gdaeral fund and andareM I on or before Mareh 1, 1991. Holders ot sahl warrants will nleasj present them far pavraent at Ladd & Bush's bank as fateruat will cease from data ef this aetiee. Jeax Meis, Ottv Treaaurer Salem, Or., Jaa Si, 19. lot. .