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SPECIAL SALE
GOLF
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VOODBUHN-blLVERTON
of
THIS WEEK.
EVERY GOLF SHIRT
IN THE HOUSE
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ALL
STRAW HATS
FOR JUST HALF PRICE.
NEW CRASH HATS
AT NEW PRICES.
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257 COMMERCIAL STREET.
THE JDAILY JOURNAL
BY UOPKR HROTH1CHB
SATUKDAY, JULY 21), 1800.
Dolly, One Year $3.00, in Advance
Daily, Four Months 91 00, U' Advnnoo.
Wookly, Ono Year 91.00, In Advance
CARE OF CHILDREN.
Wt'Htcni Oregon Ih ono of the moM fa
vored hjioIh in tlio world to roar ehll
(Irini. If HtntintfoM could Ixs compiled
wo boliovo lioro wbuld lie found Ichh In
font inortulity tlmn ovor any other equal
territory. Tliu iiuhuiicu of novero heat
mid cold and no middun aliiinguH, and
tlio mild forum of Imcollo diHtomponi
makoH it jKMwihlo for nearly all ctlilltlrtitt
to llvti.
Tlio world will prolmlily not hoon
rmioh tlio ntiiKo of mtitupliyMlcnl tluvulop
mout when care iih to health will hucomo
nnnccuoflary. So wo venture to innke a
fow Himplo niunotioiM IW to tlio euro of
mnull children. For, lot uhiuIiI, when
elilldren are largo oiioiijih to go about
tliey need little liuyoud ilaiu food and
perfect freedom to run outdoorx, rain or
Milne, to keep perfectly well.
fnfaulH riiiin II ml of all plenty
of pure, owl water and frui.li
air. If it Ih well water, it mIioiiM lie
brought to a boil and be left to cool
over night in an oxiu vohhoI. A little
(llilldjilioiiltt have n cool place to aleup.
Ituhould bo protected aKalimt Men and
iuowiiitotH. A cool Hleep In tlio ojkiii air
Ih oh, no invigorating. It nIioiiIiI have
all tlio water, food, air, oxoroimi and
Meop It wantH and when it wants. Too
many ImbioH are regulated, painHirwl,
protiHited and artificially eared for to
their dlHtremi and detriment. Ah little
clothing and bed covering ait pomdblo.
When children feel the need of clothing
thoy will call for It, while If thoy are
dreams! or (deep too warm they will he
coiiHlautly catching cold.
One morit iuiH)rtaiit matter in the
rare of a little child Ih that It nluup on
u Miinoth, not too noft lied, with little
onto pillow, and that it learn to sleep
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miii im 1111111111 ciiuitMi. .iiiuuii iireaui
ing romilts In dlHUne of the iiiihuI pus.
K0, lung afliMtloiiH, distortion of the
face, Injury to tliu voice und dlgoidUo
organs. Hut this Ih tiuito enough to
uoimidur for oiico. It Ih probably more
advleo nlwut tlio euro of children than
miy living woman will tako from a man.
It Is only to Ik added that if unv of this
udvltru Ik ipod for children, It U wjually
K01 for giwn.iiw.
era are. Ono thing Ih certain Hingham,
Patterson, et nl have no diilieiilty in
shaping the conduct of that paper to
their liking. Ho it pays editerially:
The man, or the Indian, or the cheer
ful idiot, who nays that anylnxiy, out
Hide of tho men whom iianieH ajiiM'ar at
the head of thin page, owiih or in any
way controlH the Htatemiian, in whole
or in part, Hch. Wo hope this is plain
enough.
ThonamoH that appear "at the head
of thin page" referred to in the above
extractare: It. J. IlendrickH.Heeretary;
V. H. Craig, F. A. Welch, Frank Jlorri
mm, C. I). Mlnton, L. II. Willott, John
W. Cochran, F. V. Too vs.
If tho Statesman don't want to prac
tice deception why don't it print (lie
I hit of Hn stockholders?
ASYLUM -ABUSES.
Compluiiitfl contiuuo to come of tho
frantic offortH of Hupt. Paine at exclud
ing iiewHpajHirH that publlHh tho truth
about IiIh rnglmo of iiIiuhoh from circu
lation at that liiHtitutloii. So far it Iiiih
only Ktimulatcd the circulation of thin
paper.
KmployoH are ordering their eopioH of
thin paper by private conveyances and
through the mail in rouudalxiut ways.
All copies of this paper that the im
ported Line county autocrat can get
hold of he Iiiih doHtroyed and he Ih now
only doing oKinly and publicly what be
Iiiih done secretly for yearn, lie dncH
not court publicity or investigation anil
if there could lie an impartial Investi
gation (lie reiiHoiiH would be very appa
rent. Only the iiiohI kindly consilium-
tion mr Innocent people ban prevented
oxiHiMtiroH that should lmve been made
long ago. Hut the time will come when
even those iiiattorH become public.
Tlio groat danger to the statu of Or
egon Hoh in the fact that thin man
l'alno Ih moro than likely to Ik fiiHtencd
iikiii tho Htato another four yearn. IIIh
bold method of coniiHilling iistUHsuionts
from employe j hlH proHtitution of the
buslnoss iiiauiigemeut for poionul in-
torosts even importing lilcycloH from
Kugene dealers; his eatoring to the
neiMitlHiuof tlie jMilitiolaiiH and the of
lluiul aristocracy j-hbflpull with social
pariiHiten and miiiet wxitotlos; his
readiness to servo imlitlual bosses; bin
servility to new oIUoIiiIh and truiiuhory
to old friends ;nl I those ipialitiiiH make
him a foruiidahh enemy to progress, ro
form, economy and decent management
of a public Institution.
Two of tho Live Rural Metropoll
Marlon County.
Tlio past week n Journal represonta-
tivo paid Woodbtini and fillvcrton a
visit nnd was surprised as well as
pleased to meet tho apparent increase of
business in both places within the past
fow months, and 'tho happy contented
look worn by their citizens. Wood
burn, with a Kjpulation of about 1000,
does moro business, it Jh safe to say,
than many cities in the state with
doublo her population. At this season
of tlio year the streets aro lined with
farm wagons, that t-omo in for supplies
necessary to carry tho farmer through
tiio harvest of their crops. Merchants
aro kept busy filling orders, and tbolr
delivery wagons aro on the constant
move from early in tho morning until
lato at night. Wood burn Iiiih stage con
nection witli the famoiiH Williolt springs
and entertains many people every day
that are going to and coming from those
curative waters. Tho Woodbtini flour
ing mill would lw a credit to a much
larger city. The mill hafl a capacity
for turning out OVor ono hundred bar
rels of Hour uvury twenty-four lioarH.and
the quality of the article is superfine.
The Woodburn Soda Works supplies tlio
towns and cities within a radius of
fifty miles. The city has a fine large
opera house and several commodious
balls.
Dr. L. W. GulsH, the leading druggist,
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Schillings
Best
Jppan
Oolong
Ceylon
Engl-sh Breakfast
Tea
Ideal Blend
JOURNAL X RAYS.
When the tnxpayors of Portland rise
en masse, disbar the manipulators and
put into ofllce bettor mon ltepiiblican
or Jjemocratic iiien, mm not mi men.
will they bo freed from barnacles and
vampires that arc retarding the greatest
and grandest city in tlio Union. Port
land Herald.
Tlio taxpayers of Portland are rosjcct
fnlly referred to the showing made by a
non-partisan citizen's administration at
Faleni.
anil a man of enterprise nnd push, in
oodhurn has a Hvo nowsimnor in tliu
putting up n lino two-story brirk,
which no win occupy wnen completed.
it . '.i .
Iudcicudcut. which oflico also does a
I
WHO OWNS IT?
Nearly ovoryUxly Liiown who owiih a
controlling iuttuwt in Tin: Jouiin.w.. It
is iilko known who Is trying to got con
trol of this paimr by a milt for u nwwlv
ornhlp in tho mipromo court, 'ilofor
lima, own u mujorlty of tho hharon of
nliKik and Hingham, PattrHin et al own
k minority.
If it Ih of any public iuteretit who
owiih tho htovk in the Siatewiimu that
paper chi.uld publUh who iu Htixkhold-
PIVE ao.ooo,ooo MAXIMS.
iiiiili'iiui;ill. 11 llll II IIIIIL'U niru 11
urge line of book and job printinir.
CJias. MOslibercer. tlio undertaker. Ih
one of tho solid business men of Wood-
burn. Hesides carrying on his under
taking business, he Ih connected with
liis son in tho manufacture and repairof
wagons.
Tho lcadinir irroccr is J. A. Austin. He
carries a large, varied and well selected
stock in his lino and does a fine business.
K. L. Komiiigtou is the leading dealer
in bicycles, guns, ammunition, bicycle
sundries and rena rs. and his hIioii nre-
Mints a busy apjcarani'o during liiiHinesH
nours.
One of the cosiest, neatest resorts in
llw. li.. Iu ll... IITV.. ...... II t I... .1....
..... .-..... ,a uiu I'unv;. nujfb itj illllt
old-time locomotivo engineer C. C. Case.
Hard as well iih soft (IriukH nre sold.
For 2fl cents the Delmonico restaurant
will give you one of tho best meals in
Oregon. Kvervtliine is neat and clean
uliout the house, and none but wlilte
-hclji employed.
I'.. P. Adams, pon of constable Adams
of this city, is Woodlmrn's jiopular bar
Inir. He Iiuh ono of tho neatest shops
iu Marion county, nnd gives his patrons
a nice f lean shave.
HII.VIUITON.
Tills leaiitirul little city, of uliout
1000 souls, Ih situated on the hanks of
Unit clear mountain stream .Silvercrook,
and lies lietween two rangos of low roll
ing hills covered on either side witli
handsome residences, surrounded by
beds of lovely and Hiveet scented flowers,
orchards and green Holds. The city
projHir Ih oii the immediate banks of tho
creek, which flows along tho south side
of the main business center. Tlio ieo
pie aro happy, prosperous and contented
and the city Ih kept niarvoloualy neat
and clean, while Uh rosidentH aro ex
ceptionally quiet and orderly. Mayor
Hrooks profiles over tho destinies of
this little inland city, and it may justly
Imj said of the doctor that he gives the
greater portion of IiIh valuable time iu
looking after tho affalrw of the munici
pality. Ho makes an excellent olilcer.
There aro stnno fine liuslnoftH blocks,
the hank, building lieing ono of the
handsomest, bilvurtou'w back country
Ih rich in products of tho soil, ami after
ban-out the roads that lead Into tlio city
will bo full of tuaiiiH of all descriptions
hauling wagoiiH loaded with grain, hops
mid garden truck. Within a few miles
of Sllverton are some of tho ilnest
streams iu Oregon, and their waters aro
tilled witli speckled hcautiiis. Am-loru
from all parts of tho Htato roiuo here I
during tho season allowing parties to
fish in those streams. Among tlio busi
ness people of Silverton the Jouiinai.
man found a number who formerly re
sided in Salem.
John Fischer, proprietor of tho Com.
niercial hotel, was a former rosidont of
this citv. He is a ivnlruil ln.t..i ,..,..
and nowhere on tho coast can bo found
letter accomodations than at tlio Com
inerciiil. Tim liiiinl l...u !.... i
few. A
&&!'' "
Mow Do I Look?"
How frcdiietitlv
a woman ak this question! How tmicli
thoUKlit and study she devotes to it! It i
nntur.il. A woman hates to think that sh
is growing day by day less charming anil
attractive and youthful to tier husband';
-yes than in the days of courtship.
A woman may always retain tier charms
nnd the vivacity and freshness of youth if
she will take the proper care of her health.
A tremendous percentage of Ill-health iu
women is due to weakness and disease of
the distinctly feminine organism. I)r
Pierce's favorite Prescription is an unfail
ing remedy for all disorders of this nature
It allays inflammation, heals ulceration,
stops debilitating drains nnd soothes and
tones the nerves. It preserves in a woman
all the charm of healthy youth. Thou
sands of women have testified to its mar
velous merits.
" 1'avorite Prescription " is sold by all re
spectable dealers in medicine's. Deal only
where you are honestly treated. Any store
keeper who tries to give you a substitute
for what you demand is not treating you
honestly and you should take your trade
elsewhere.
" For nine years I lmve imfTerfil with falling
of Internal ordain," writes Mrs. Mary Williams,
or Knlelcli, Wake Co., N C (Box 196). "I was
troubled with bearing down pain. I had Indl-
featlon and female weakness and nervoimiest,
could not sleep at night I was constipated
and had urinal trouble. The doctor here said
that no medicine would reach my disease. I)r
Tierce's l'avortte Prescription, 'Golden Medi
cal Discovery' and Pleasant ' Pellets ' have
cured me "
An every-day necessity in the home. A
good home medical work. Send 31 one
cent stamps, to cover mailing only, to the
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
JluHnlo, N. Y., for a paper-covered copy of
Dr. Pirrcc's Common Sense Medical Ad
viser. Cloth binding 31 stamps.
Dissolved Partnership.
Tho firm of Wok itMlescko proprietors
of tho German Market, have dissolved
mrtnersnip tins ntli day of July. C
iVolz takes chamu and colled all liillu
The business-will hereafter lie conducted
' Woi.z A So.v.
7 otf
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Amateurs,
When you are looking for some one to
do your developing ami finishing, re-
meinoertiiiittiie Klito studio is doi
nrst class work at moderate prices
A diseased stomach undermines
11enM.11, nuuiiHLiie brain, destroys
tlio nervous system. All dyspeptic
troubles nre cured by Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. It has cured thousands of cues.
Its Inurcdlcntsuresuch that it can't
help curing. Stone's Drugstores.
BrtsiKtess OARDH
O. JHL OIACK
dentist
Sucoesser to Dr. J. M. Keene, old White
Corner, Saljm, Or. Part.es desiring saperiol
operation at moderate feet in any branch an
tn eipccinl requeit.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phone 1071.
HOOMS 1 AND ll, OKAY IILK.
SOULE JiltOS.
PIANO TONERS AND REPAIRERS
I'OHTLAND, OIIK
For Halem ami vicinity leave; orders at (Ivo
0. Will's Music Bloto.
k
OFFICE, CITY HALL
For water service apply at oflice. Uit'
payable monthly in advance. Make
complaints at the o?i.
You Can Get
aLower Berth,
Vv llli one exceptloti tlio through
trains or the Uurlington Houto
are almost Invariably well-filled.
The exception is our St. Paul
Chicago Limited. On the limited
there Ih usually room and to
spare.
Don't Infer that It Is neither
so litin, nor so fust, us ANV train
of ANY other line between St.
Paul and Chicago. On the con
trary, there Is no more beautiful
train In America. It has electric
llu'ht, stenm bent, wide vestibules,
the most satisfactory dining-car
service on the continent and
lower berth 'or everybody,
A. 0. SHELDON.
Oen'l Aj'ctit, Portland, Or.
0.R.&R
MONTEZUMA
Is n beautiful dappled chestnut W&
hands high, and weighs 1700 lbs. He is
u ierlcct nil purpose horse.
Will bo at Huffman's stable, Salem,
.Saturday of each week in July ami Aug
ust, and the remainder of tlio week at
the Fair Grounds. Terms, f 15.00 to in
sure. Also colts broken and handled for
speed. II. 11. UuTiiKitroiti).
A LIFE SAVED.
Dr. J. F, Cook, the Botanical Spoo
nllst, Succaods Whoro Other
Fall.
To whom it may concern :
This is to certify that IJertlia P. Con
ner, of Mt. Angel precinct. Marion coun
ty, Oregon, lias suffered from n cancer
ous growth iu the leftear for about three
vears. The growth was cutout twice and
burned out once by Albany Physicians,
hut the growth ciituu back as bad
as ever, and pained her so badly that
she hail to he taken from school After
three week's treatment by J)r. J. F.
Cook, of Salem, Oregon, the llotanical
Specialist, tlio growth entirely disap
peared, and at this date, four months
since treatment was begun, the growth
has not reappeared, and the ear has en
tirely healed leaving only tlio scars in
dicted by the Albany doctors.
I hereby certify that tho above state
ment is absolutely true, and that JJer
tlia P Conner, tho iKjrson mentioned
in tho afildavit. has resided iu my fam
ily since early childhood, bearing the re
lationship to me of niece.
II. C. Long.
Subscribed and sworn to before 1110
this eighth day of June, 18i)i). W. W.
Hall, county clerk of Marion county,
Oregon.
Kurtz & Hamilton
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and TINNERS
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For the Seaside.
Your family want the home news at
the Seaside. Tun Daily Jouiinai. will
lie Mint by mail at a sicciiil bummer ro-
sori rate 01 une uent a uay, , onler
taken tor less than ten cents. 7-18tf
Dawson Herb Tea Is selling llko hot
cakes been use It does the work.
DoWIU's Little Early Risers hen
cllt permanently. They lend gentlo
nsslstanco to nuture, curing constipa
tion und liver ailments. Stone's Drug
Stores.
Hi,o-
k-ane.
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2.30 pin
8 i in,
8 p. m.
ex. Huu
Hatnr
day 10 p, in.
W'hII Walla, Hiokane, Mlnno
iipoliK, tit. raul. Diilulli, M.
wimkce L'hlcatfO and out.
U'ave
Huleni
7,15 am
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OCEAN HTKAMHIIII'M
For San rmiiiilscd,
HU t'Tury llvuUn)ii.
COLUMTHA'iffVKU
UTk'HII'IU
1T0 Aitorla ami way Lmllngii,
IllUrCllll. I III) luitlll Iiiih lnwt 1.,,,,..
loroughly renovatoil, and everytbing is
)oii will Ihi
Kuwell Suge, tho dean of Amerieiiii
uiiuuelurs, Hit out in pursuit f his pros
out lOO.OtHUKX) an an urniud Imy in a
country urocory stoio. His maxims are
thttte:
Im tcmporHto and
happy.
. I'laln food, mi oHity miml ami
Hiuiid sleep make a man young at 8S.
. OpiMirtunltls aiu disgusted with
mun who don't rocognlwi them.
4. IKispalr is the foreruunor of full-
mo. .Mat tou fHt pure is u "utiff no
lw lip." '
fi. Whim a man "Iumw lib Inwd" Iio
mustn't wmipkiln about tho other follow
taking an advantage. K.p i,ml and
frwieuut the enemy.
new.
W. II. Snyder, the loading hardware
iiuirchaiit. carries hud nf tlm i.ir,,..ut
and Inist sohMtwl ntiH-ks in his line hi
.Murlon county.
lloth menilHirs of tho tlrm of Chllders
iv Smith werofurmerly nwidents of Sa
lem. 1'lioho ladiiw have u splendid as
wirtmentof ladles', misKW and dill-
uruiiH noaii-goar.
W!lmV.i' l,"ok ho keiw a tine Unir
liall In Wlvorton, is well known iu this
city, whero he iwidetl for a uumlior of
yours.
John Hrooks, for iiiiiny years iu the
tiruK in siiiewi in Miioin, now owns one
of the laryost mid Inust stockel druir
oiiirtm iu Miverton. ito en
amount of iKitronage, and is
"Sweet Home"
If you want fresh home made candy,
loo cream, ice cold summer drinks, or a
good cigar call at tliu "Sweet Home"
No. 15211 Commercial street. 7 20 tf
Iave
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rortland, .NewUru ami way1
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II. 111.
I p. Ill
t P. 111.
ox Huu.
I.aiullin..
For liny ton
Malum CnrvHllU
Till hili I'oluls.
Bat
3 . in
WIM.AMKTTK
Albany
HI V Kit
mill Way
A r Sa
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0 p. in.
Mon
Wed
Krt
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ArfluT
lorn
10 a. in.
IMOII
Wed
aad Fri
Make a spccmiiy ur "nil kinrts of
Sheet Steel und Onlvunl7.ed Iron
work r-joflng and guttering, u full
line nf Pumps und pump tlttlngs.
Prompt work and reasonable prices.
Wo curry In stock tho Fairbanks
wind mill. Cull and see ns before
irlvlng your order for mill or tank.
Phone 234
PROMPT WORK AND LOW PRICES
Ttio Intor-Stnto University Syatom
of Musical Instruction.
K. II. 80OTT. D. M. PKHSIDKNT
A National CtMiimratlvo Institution which Ih
iiiMiri
nbor
'What might hnvo bcon"-ls tho
sad rolloctlon of ihousumls or con.
sutnptlvos. Ono Mlntito Cough Curo
cuios coughs and nohN. Stone's Drmr
Stores,
lurifi
KVl. Illlll 1M iliMiirv.ulU.
ii t.ii.i. i.....i..H i. ...i.... . . .
.. .. i-u.riiu.i viuaiiiiMKi iiiau. e,a iiu
no enjiiyb a
in
rauiigor lirothor, is an able tiMiigtniit in
WASHING DISHES
. A mountain ol dlthll canlinnla IK. .w...- .
JPf- " lur oil lb iiu.,1, Ul,i dmrd 1 bv iTi K.ViVV
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the storti.
jiHigeiwt'tie, of tli law tlrm of IV
I uu&CiHik, in courted, as une of the
bust load aiitboritiiM in n... ..o.. ..r
Sllverton, and 1ms a Inrgtf ami luomtivo
r"7' jiigwisa gwimi, wluilo
floulMl gonthunan whoso iiwiualntiinco k
well wort hcultiviitlng evon though not
hookiiiK hia leuu iulv. h
'lhoMlvertou Aniutul iu i )i-i..i. il
woll-editod eight column, twir iwo
weekly, ami iu proprietor, KrS.1
1 h' of .Sllverton und vicinity.
I'iik Journal writer found mi ninny
Irteiuls in ttiOMi two towns and wis so
welltrwitwl that he will ieit them
mum in the uwir futnr.i mui i..i..
I turthiT iiutes of their onterpriMX!.
Tho DoBt Proaorlptlon for Malaria.
OiltU umt fever l ImiIIIw nf OiiiivmTntk
lkhh ciiii.i. Tojjia It U klmply imu and
Qilliiliielna liulolevi form No i urn nupay.
iViOMfOo. M7.IAwW
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
Me Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of COZWlc&i
WILIJVMETTK KIVER DIVISION
Daily boat a Portland as above.
Transfers to street xw line at Oreg Oil
if the (teamen arc delayed there ouud
trip tickets to all points in Oregon Whlng.
ton, or California. Connection made at Poit
land with all rail, ocean amlriver line
W. II . HURLHURT.
(en'l Pat. A i.i IWil.11,1 n.
O. M. POWEUS. Agent, Trjde street' doct
IIOISK Ac ItARKER,
City Agent.
iwitlnnln? to niimbor Iu faauljy by ImudrtMU
.... ! iUi.in ii iiiimibiiuiik, iimumi'inu' morn
thiintvrntriitttl(fi.
Fur tho lienolit of
I'uplU of l'rlrnto TVacliom
At lliiine.
.. .io Kl'irrii HciiowBTio rmn,
fMafnTr11 fr,,w a wuu,i,r char-
Uxiilaiiatlon of lie )-lm In itotAll
In tliHwi coliimns
VVnlnll liii. If
UrTAAXUBKH-WlLMMAN.
mam KdprtMuntiitlvti
and MenitMr of tliu Kaonlty
Htlideu over Flrt Natluuat llauk lllilu.,
Huh or two iilaeo owu for a.Unnccl plaer Iu
plauo iiuartct.
Oregon Sliou Line Railrm
The Direct t'.oiiic In
Montana, Ulali, Colorado
and all Hasten. Fi
aivun rlmlco nf two luvorllo roultL k
Uiilnii I'nollic KaoIMhII Uiie.ottu
Itlo Urnude Ucculu Lines.
Look al tho lime
Ii Day, to Salt Lake
2 Days to Denver
.') Days to Chicago
41 Days to New York
hrce ItccllnliiB Chnlr Cam, riilinbttnd lal
m oiovpiiiK i-urs, nun riiiinmii l'ilitt
Sleepers ojioratcd on all iralna.
For further liiformntlnn Hppljr.to
IIOI.HK .t IIAIIKKIt, AKenti,fc.'l
W K. rOMAX.dririAiwI
C.O.TKIlItV.Truv. PaM,jl
l'JITlilrdBt.. I'ottliml
In no inn
I)
jauaua iau b
Soo Pacific Line,
Travel in comiort
by the
IMPERIAL LIMIT!
Salem.
A Few Interesting Facts raff"
When people are conlemplMlm a trio! Amateur
whether on buHnew or pleasure, they naturl neatly i
Steam Dye Works,
No. IDS Commercial street,
opposite Willamette hotel.
Ladles' and gentlomen's
clothing cleaned, dyed, re
paired and pressed, Kino
blankets cleaned or dyed
'itid nicely llnMicd. Kid
gloves cleaned, 10c; died
2fic.
Platino Photos,
m
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 fi'll mirticuhird as to rates, time
and copies or C. P. It. publications ap
ply to
C. M. LOCK WOOD
,, ,, Agent, Salem Ore-
ih J1-'bott, Agent Portlund.
K. J.Coyle, A.U.P.A, Vancouver BX
Corvallis k Easfera Jiaili'oal
TTM EC Aim.
- F'nr Vunulna:
Train loaves Albunv
Vl:hQ p. tn,
Aui. iu.
,'i:W p. ur.
B5TST
28 WASHING POWDER
Iu th dith wUr U gets lit
i J,hf P'Kwtly Un. la i.vl
alt lUauui is nisJ tilr by W
C ;l dttattr taj at htli lt trtt
ler fU4t.it cnuy , eur j,g, psckt.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY
w3 SI.WUU MiwTaik B4to
I
Ladie Can Wear bhocs.
Ono blo smaller after using Allen's
Foot- Ease, a Dowder to bo shaken Into
the shoos. It makes tight or now
noto reel oasy; gives lostunt roller to
ounis and bunions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery of the uge. Cuius
HED FRONT LIVERY
Firstvlass Feed and Boarding
stables,
IM CommkkciaHStkkrt.
SALFiM, ONE.
Wm. ULLREY, Prop.
Best Rigs, for Commercial Men I
8ublM Iu unit Ulonk Hotel Ylllnw4t.
jiT7aio teams una comfortable rigs
.11 .. ... , . . I -""-I "jr
ii i i me iei service ftlnainable so far
bmployes of the Wisconsin Central Linos are I
paid to serve the public and ourltrains are'
37s. r i l "'" c,0ie connect ont
with uivercinc Iiiim m .1 ;,...i .
l'ullmin PaUce Sle.,nim. an.l m..iL -..'
.v....... ,i. " ' -
v.. iiiiuui IIAIII
pinlnc car service unexcelled. sT.su
a lauane.
hi lordei to obtain this first-cltss s.rvke.
ask the deket agent :o sell y, a tlcket over
24:i
trgouients In Crayon and Water
Photo Iluttous.
(ievelontiiL' mu iiniciii....
itly done. li, j. ltUOWN.
(tltOl'NI) FI.OOK
Commercial St., Salem Oregon.
(Assay Office
AND LABORATORY.
TUB WISCONSIN' CENTRAL LINES
bt.l'aulforCMeai:,, .MiU'aMVw and al
polnit Bt.
Fr any lurt er iufo.maiiisn call on any
ttck agent or wrresiiorHl whh
J VS. l)ND,
Oeneral Ia, Aem.
virmai Ajjent,
No. 71 Chemcketa st,
I. R. T. TUTIIILL Assayer
swplleu feet, hlls'era and callous ri'U.
Alleil H hlKlthiSO Un onrf.lii ,.,ir!. r...
ugrowti nails, swoatlnw. hot, aching
b?u mA ?n "iKk'Ists atirj shin) stmes. fi
26c, Trial paokago UtiK tw mat ME
U'ips. aiwiik. Olmjtod, U Hoy,
jui IUUIU3UUU ittiuuy uriyini; a spe
"-j, imiNiauiKiiiiiiu oy uay, week
or month aud tost or MUlsfaoilon
guarantetjd. .i.i tj
246 Stark lstree,
roxTUNo. Ore,
CAPIT.VL C1T"
'xpress and Transfei
Mxts all wall anl paseaer traihs,
le and niucss to all iuts 0 iha
Bag.
oh)
O. H. LANE
Merchant TailOr
97 STATR STUHOT.
CrSulU S15andupwarcU;
PiOUS3and upward
NEW MARKET
St.te street, near railroad. Fichct and
best meaU. My patrons say I keep thr best
weau in town : af
nv ..
Train leaves Corviillls
Train arrives Yuqulna
1 i.ciurning:
Loavoa Yuqulna "00a. m.
Leuves Corvallis 1 1:1" a. 111
Arrives Albany 12:25 p. iu.
3 For Detroit;
Loaves Albany 7:10a.m.
Arrhos Detroit ll:.Vu. in.
i Helurnlng:
Loaves Detroit 12:25 n tu.
At rives Albany .V.:5 p. iu.
0 Leaves Albany :(ttp.m.
Arrives Corvallis ti:55p.m.
5Leave8 Corvallis M0 a. w.
Arrives Altmnv 7:25 a. iu.
One und twe connect ut Aliiiiuy nod
CorvulliH with Southern Pacllic tialns.
giving direct scrvlfe I iiind from New
port und adjacent benches.
No. (1 runs from Albany tn Corvallis
on Mondays, "Wednesdays and Fridaji
only.
No. 5 runs from Corvallis to Albanj
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days only.
Trains for the mountain nrrlveat
Detroit al uo'jii. giving ample time
to reach camping grounda on the
Hreltenbush und Santiam river the
sanio day.
II. U WAU1E.N. EDWIN STONE.
MdlKCM
Albany, Ore.
T F. lf. A.
J.TUKNKK Aent.
Notice.
I have for aala on my Ho well Prnl
Annual Encampment
Of John A. IvOgtin Vetoran Hiiiiih
vsKeiation at .MoiiaHMi, (jr., cuiuuu-ur-lug
August 7 und continuing tlmiuli
the weak. Uootl 8makra and auiiu-
hiimus irontt uir iMiiig an.1 old
voryo wuruiMUy iuviMU Uilvnrt!-
Hnt. asitatdliillv nil ur.d,J.IL.u :i
nti.T nut iltii aI l... .. .. Ar , i . m ..I Wax4 I
U1UjsMTTK:KIVU DIVISION'
STEAMER ALBANY,
Captain Znwalt.
Riinnlne betMrn Irtlmt ami Corrallis
stopping at all v.ay lauainga.
KIVKR 8CHKDULK.
DOWN-Tuesdays, ThursJayi auj Huwlais,
Uava Corvaltls .on
Uavea Albany , 7 a. m
!t IlefiKleiie
Umvea &tlw .
Iates KewUeHrg.
la sul..
a. H
ISM
Arrtre IWtUt
.10.
.i:
i
I'P ilomUyi. WeUHtaa and J"rWay.
te Panlaud . 6 . s
Uataa .S.vrUry iaaa.
Uave 8alm-- "m 77TTT7 h"
loam IsnUiiMi.luM J.a) y. m
I4vm nn ni " . T AliLia
-. .7 - " - i "P v.-
T AinnHj
n urvaiH
Te iWamer liaa test
aewmaoui
11 4Qa.W
J Ub M-
citaAa, iHjhsul aa
I
pt service, lelephoue Ko, 70.
as ggWfcjw at Uso ur v, iUt S,M or 'ui,
The iktal uf all p,tu aw lit: van vm's.
,.,,.... nn "".-:." Vl"r
nanan .UU tons nf A i m....
rpaasd
tar njiK UitU frWW awl
slimtiisfcii
WHITE A QlrJQUE.
.., .,. w ,,una,nin thoflold,
FRANK DUHBIN
mtfn.
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Kjr4j!.r ..!w4ttsr.
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