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GOLF
THIS WEEK.
EVERY GOLF SHIRT
IN THE HOUSE
AT REDUCED PRICES.
ALL
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TRHW HUT
FOR JUST HALF PRICE.
NEW CRASH HATS
AT NEW PRICES.
G. BUonnsoii & GO..
257 COMMERCIAL STREET.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
UY UOVUR' BHOTHltHa
SATURDAY, AUUU8T 12, 1801).
Dally, Ono Year 93,00, In Advance
Dally, Tout MonUui $1 00, ! Advnnco.
Wookly, One Year $1.00, in AJvnnoo
THE NEXT CAMPAION,
That William J. IJryiin will bo tlio
Dumooriitto uundldulo for preHldimt hi
1000 becomes inoro nnd more' certain ns
tlmo iniHHiM, lliirrlug nceldout to Mr.
llrynn himself, nothing', it h'uiiib can
prevent liim from receiving tlio nonii
nation. No rival linn, ho fur iixmruil
on thu houiio who would seem to Imvu
tlio ghost of a chiinco, Thu jubilant
prediction of iiiilbllryiiniliiH, uftor IiIb
defeat In 181)0, that thu boy orator of
tho l'latto would novor moro li liunrd
of 1h w far from being ruiillxud that, ho
far iih thu national Duniourutlti party In
eoniiornud, llrynn Ih "it."
Thu fuw Hohunihig politiiihuiH of thu
bld.DuiiKwratlc hjIiooI, who havu ro
imiined with thu organization in tlio
liiK that thoy would bo ublu to turn
down th now louder and wrest tho eon
trol of tho party from tho now iilouiuut
that niuio to thu f rout in 180(1, havo
boon disappointed.
Kor pumoiuil popularity muting tho
rank and lllo of tho parly no living
Domoumt can comu wilhln n IIioiihuiiI
riilles of William J. llrynn. Itiithlly or
wrongly, tho people of his own party
havofailh In Ida ability, hlHiioiirtigonnil
bin nlncority. Thu fooling Ih too Htrong
for tho older polltlulumt I j combat.
Convention uftor rouvontion oudnmw
him km u uiiidlduto, together with tlio
platform of 1800. Toxiih which was
uguIiiHthlm lit Chicago In 181)0, endorsed
him in 181)8. Indiana, lowu, Mlimutiri,
Now UuinpHhlru, I'uniiHylviuila, Ohio,
all uutliimiuHtiunlly back him for thu
phii'o. Tho oasturn iolltloiiiiiH who aro
inuli'uvorlng to arrungu'plaiiH to lay him
and IiIh Ihhiio in thu hIiiuIo havu untlilug
- to hopo for. Tho xtruugth of tho IKimo
emtio iwirty lliw In tho Wont and South,
and tho Wont and South havo littlo uso
for outturn PotuoorittH. Tho CUv
lands, CihIIhIiw, and 1 1 II Ih, who, four
yearn ago woro looVud Umjii aa tho bond
and front of lKnnooruoy could not now
miutor n uorportd's guard wiwt of Now
York City.
Hryuu will hi tint onndldutu and tho
Ohiijugo platform of .IHW1 will 1k roller
titinl with tho addition of an uulMriut
nnd probably an aiitl-lni6rialUt (nut
nuti'UXpouHlou) plank.
Ah ii ltopuhllo.ui wpw oxproMMMi it,
"thuro will ho no attempt to nhutit tho
fro rilvur Imuiu In 100.' No wisturu
inlluunco will avail to foiw a itomproim
Ikuoii (IiIh nlnnk. Tint Iioim) tliat Me-
Klnhjy' oUaitlon would "wttlu tho
monoy (iitojdluii" wuu not woll fuuiuM.
Tlio iiiqiiu' quusUuii, tiowuvar, k nut
llkoly to ho tint only prauiluuitL taHi.
Tho trust (luuatlou, u tmeh will not ho
an liwuo, for both put Mum will dwularo
ngiilmil them.
Hut ImporiallHiu will 1 ono of tin
GOLD
DUST
THE BEST
Washing Powder
SALE
SHRTS
moHt iiromlnontiuoHtiouH, and may pos
sibly over-shadow tlio money (uoslion
It Kclf. On Just what HnuH thu fight will
tako place it is iinponsiblo now to say,
for tho Kituatioii Ih llabio to bu greatly
changed between thin and tho campaign.
It Ih likely that tlio ndminifttration will
make a otrcuuoti effort to bring tho I'lill"
ippinu wnrtooloHoboforothnt timo. For,
while a wur on hand Ih naturally wortli
many voles to mo party in powor, as
wnH proven lust year, yet to nurse this
I-'ilipltio iiiHurroction for anothor year,
under all tho circumstances, would nave
a decidedly contrary effect.
Senator Ilurroughs Iiuh hounded a note
of warning, and otiiur prominent Ituptih
lluniiM aro beginning tosco the point.
So thu war Nltuatlou will undoubtedly
ho changed.
It Ih also llkoly that within thu next
year tho adininlHtratloti will ho able to
mako up ItH mind to adopt koiiio dolluite
lino of policy In relation to tlio Philip
pinoH. ITkhi what Hint lino of policy may bu,
and how far thin country may he
committed to it by tho udmiiiiHtratlou
or by congress, will giuully depend tlio
tlio preeibo Ihhium to ho involved in tlio
next campaign,
Of two things, however, we may bu
Hiiru: That llrynn will bu thu candi
date, and that tlio platform d'ahirntlons
will bo dour and un pilvocal; ho that
tho light f will bo a clour "glvo and
tako" in tho open Hold that in, if tlio
Kopubllcau party can hu induced to
como out in thuopuu, on both groat
questions, currency and ImpurialiHiii.
SUNDAY SERVICES
W. ('. T. II.
Itov. It. MeNail Howell of thu Second
Oregon will udilross tlio meeting at 1
o'clock Sunday, caiiio liutxr from Manila.
niiHr t'liinicii or ciuttsT, hcihntiht.
ServiceM: howon sermon and chil
dren's iiIubsoh at 11 :I5 a.m. Christian
Soiouco liall corner of Court and Liberty
slruulH.
f'HIIIMTIAN' U'lHNdi.
Salem chuicli of Christ Solent 1st, No.
M)0 Liberty ftrcut. Morning Horvicu 10 :,'!()
a. m. A Hormon from tho lltblo and
Science uud Health witli key to tho
Seripturtw by Nov. Mary llakor IJddy.
Kvonlng Horvieo 8 p. in., Vwlnolay
evening 8 o'clock.
CHXTIt.U, ntN'OIIHOATIOKAL.
Corner of Nineteenth and I'orry
MtreutH. T. II. llonderaon . WHtor. Sor
vlciw tomorrow at tho imual houra. Sub
i.rt at 11 a. m., "Tho Kind of a Church
I Like to I to Pastor Of." At K p. m. tint
iwntor Mill lecture on "l'ooplo With
,tiin. hi Tholr liara."
LKHUK UHTIIOlUHT lO'llHXll'.M..
l'rtwoh(nK by tho pastor. T. I'. Itoyul,
at 1 :."W n. in. and 8 p. in. Morniut nub
Joct 'M'rovidontial Iumi fiitiu 1'itmm.
turo SiHWulHtion." I.viilng "A Now
Heart. Sunday ih1hiuI 8 p. in. l'myeo
uieotlni; Thuiwlay 8 i. in. llpworth
LeenuTrlday 8 p. m.
HVlNOUI.It'll..
Sunday m'IiooI 10 a. m. l'rwrhluc
Sunday morning nt U a. in. Junior Y.
1. A. at 8 p. m., Senior Y P. at 7 p. in.
Itov- A, K. Meyer, thoaMlotaut Mititor.
will prwioh thw llrit of thu a wiritt of
cennoUH on tlie "lUmutitudtw". Subject
of thoiwrlow; "Tho Klnwlom of IIohvwi.
Fur th evening, "Humility."
H-M'nHT nifwcu.
Itonald McKilloi) unttor. Public bor-
vltv, Htibjucl "I'olMitlMl KniVMi" ut 10:0
in. iniiHluy ik'Iiooi nt is in. voting
OOjileti intHMlng UHlby .Mr. iitiriiMii,
HUbJoot.- "A Srvkoof PixiinU 7p. in.
Public norviet) mibjot ukh)Ih1I.v prayed for
an Oreg1'1- congregation, 8 p. in. pmver
liutH'ting 'lliiirHlay ut s p. m
0RE00N AT PARIS.
How Can We Get Any Return From
an Exhibit There?
Letters From Mr. W. H. Mills of the
Central Pacific Land De
partment. Tub JooknaIj prints n letter from W.
II. JlillB, chief of tho Cciitrnl Pacific
Itailroad Co., land department.
It Ih In reply to a letter to Mr. C. II.
Markham, general freight and passen
ger agent of tho Southern Pacific lines
in Oregon. Mr. Markham is intercHt
Ing himself on behalf of tho company ho
represents bh woll as on behalf of the
producers of this stntc, to secure eomo
henollcial results from a d is piny nt tho
Paris cxiHjsition.
In our lottor to Mr. Markham wo
made a suggestion Hint as Franco hud
originated and broiiL'ht to n high de
gree of iwrfcctlon tho prune industry, if
the Oregon exhibit would include n
complete showing of our products on
Hint line, green, dried and preserved,
with the facta ns to the rapid growtli of
trees, ease of cultivation and largo
yield per ncre, Oregon might get an lin
migrntion of the prune growing popula
tion of Franco that would bo valuable.
.mil mii.ih u.-rriiit
To tho editor of tills paper of date San
Frnnclm-o, August 10, 'DO, is as fol
lows :
Dkah Sin: Mr. Markham has hent
mo a copy of your let) sr to him dated
August 4th., and I beg leave to com
mend the suggestion you make of con-
ceuinumg your uxuioii iih nenny iih piiH
siblo upon prunes. Of courso you can
not uiford t j leavu out woolly your for
estry Interests, nor Htill your mines, nnd
especially your grasses. You havo tho
llnest forage grasses in tho world, nnd
they exist in tho greatest variety in
your State: but every country sticc eds
upon some single paramount industry,
wliicli oy it s development carries up will
it everything that is subordinate or be
low that lino which might bo charac
terized as paramount.
"For Instance, Pennsylvania finds its
paramount resource in the products of
coal uud iron, uud while there would be
some ugriculture in Pennsylvania, yet
tho agriculture of Pennsylvania ns it
stands to day is incidental to tho para
mount industry of tlio Stnto. - So also
uro other industries. The iirosoncu of a
large population in Pennsylvania is duo
to the paramount industry; bunco Hint
Industry constitutes tho permanent
basis of tlio common-wealth. A Statu
should ascertain at the eailiest practic
able moment what its leading resource
is and push itt-elf to thu front in that
direction. It will become supreme if it
lias superior advantages; but a para
mount leading industry is sadly want
ing in nearly every Western State."
It is a hopeful sign for Oregon that
men of ab'Hty and recourcos like Mr.
Markham and Mr. Mills aro taking a
practical interest in promoting tlio de
velopment of this state. Such men and
the great cnrionitIon they represent
have accomplished grout results for
California in placing tho attractions of
climate, tlio fertility of soil and the
matchless resources of that state before
the whole world. They can do tho same
for Oregon, and as the wealth and pop
ulation of Oregon increases, they feel
Hie lniH)rtaiice and necessity of giving
tills commonwealth greater recognition.
Tlio policy adopted in Oregon of abol
ishing Its railroad commission, and at
tempting no legislative control of rail
roads whatever, ought to make our
statu tlio meets favored in the west, so
far as receiving the assistance and pro
motion of lU intercuts at tlio hands of
those groat traus-coutinuutal corpora
tions. Wo hopo to tee Oregon not only woll
represented at the Paris exposition
through tho agency of the Southern nnd
Central Pucillc railroads, hut wo hope to
seo Oregon as gonerously recognized in
tlio splendid illustrated advertising mat
tor tlioy semi out. If Oregon will assist
the enterprise of those corporations by
prewiring exhibits of her products, this
state can got as line u display nnd
greater results from an expenditure of
say fftQM than tlio statu will get if it
solids fafi.000 or 10,000 through a
Paris ux position commUiinu,
Under Mr, Mills's control, wo under
stand that Oregon's exhibits will lie for
warded uud exhibited uud advertised
entirely ut tlio oxjHiiite of thu Southern
and Central Pacific and made imrt of
their exhibit hut entirely fur thu buuelit
of Oregon.
This matter should bt promptly
taken up ami autod uikiii by the state
authorities and ny our wmimorcial and
agricultural bodies, HU tho chamber of
uoniinervo, state fair board and state
board of Inn tlculturo and State Agra ul
tu nil college.
Thoro Is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than nil other di-
bouHis put together, mid until the lust
row years wits supposed to bo lucur
aid . For n grunt many years doctors
nrouo'iticed It u local disease, and n ro
se r I bod local ruiuudtoti, uud by con
stantlv fullluL' to euro with imml
irouliuoot. nronuuncetl It Incurable.;
bcionco lias proven catarrh to bo u
constitutional dUonso. uud therefore
require constitutional ticutmont.
Hull's Catarrh Cure, umnufucturcil by
V J.i'iionoy t Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
H'o only constitutional cure un the
market. It lu taken internally In
i doses rnmi 10 drops to a toiupoonfiil
It acts directly on tho blood end mu
cutis surfaces of Mitt system. Thoy of
fer one iuimlrei' dellurs for any oh so
it falls to euro. Send tor circular
uud testimonials. Addro&i,
, P. J . UH KN K Y CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, o$o.
I Hall's Fuinllv Pills uro tlio boat.
"Our baby wis sick for u month
with scvoro oouL-li undeuturrhal fever.
She kunt k'uUIiik woro until wo iibod
Oho Minute Ciugh dure It relieved
uud oured her m u fqw days " U L.
iNance. I'rlii. II'l'Ii Sohoo 1. liiutriiulo.
Tttxtis. Stonos Drug Storo.
lrrluilltiK stlous, bit a, $cmih&
won mis and outs Mithoxl ami IiouUkI
I.... 1X.fl.il. ..... i 5 . .. yjg--'
I mi iHiwiivs whuii iiaioj suiytt.
Iwnro of oouiiturtolt& SLohu Ilruu
'I
ISkMIOli,
CURnErJT EVENTS.
Tho festivities in celebration of the
.500th nnnlvcrflnoy of tho birth of the
great painter, Antoino Vandyke, for
which Antwerp, Holland, has been pre
paring for many montliB past, began
today and the city Is filled with artists
of note and nrt lovers from nil parts of
Europe.
The exhibition comprises more than
100 Vandyke pictures and sketches,
most of which nrc very fine specimens.
England bus lent no fewer than thirty
six paintings, three of them being
loaned by Queen Victoria.
What promlsos to Iw tho most sue
csHsful swimming championships ever
brought off under tho auspices of tlio
Central Association of tho Amateur
Athletic Union will take place late this
aftornoon at Pleasant Valley, Wip., on
tlio Milwaukee river.
The arrangements tlmt have been
made for tho banquet to be givon nt
Denver tonight in honor of the visiting
cryptic Masons givo promise of an event
that will long be remembered as the
most elaborate feast over spread in
Denver. Covers will laid for -100 guests
and tlio number will include scores of
tlio most prominent Masons of the
western states. Willis George Emor
son, of Denver, will glvo the addross of
wehome, to which Bradford Nicholl,
most puissant general grand mnstcr of
the United States will rcsjiond. Ilov,
S. K, Husser, of Albuquerque, will re
spond to tho toast, "Hobnobbing With
Masonry. ' Thorpe 11. Jennings, grand
master of Kansas, will answer to "Kan
sas," nnd John Humphreys', of Trindud,
grand master of Colorado, will make a
speech on "Colorado." Itobert Ash, of
San Francisco will respond to "The
Now Hcpubllc," and Hester G. Drown,
of Chicago, is to speak to 'The Purple"
Glow." The menu is to bo tin elnlwrate
ono of ninny courses nnd tho wines hnvo
been specially imported for the occasion
'Gorman-American from all parts of
the country poured Into Chicago today
to attend one of the greatest reunions
ever hold by America's adopted sons.
Tho festival, which commences tomor
row and continues four days, is tho four
t inth annual reunion of tlio Dumles
Kriegor Voroin, or societies composed of
former soldiers of the Gorman army
now living in tlio United States. There
are nearly 100 such societies nnd nil of
thorn will bu represented by large dele
gations. An elaborate programme for
the entertainment of the visitors has
been arranged. A loading feature 'will
bo a big parade tomorrow in whicli 10,
C'JJ delegates aro expected to bo in lino.
Among tho arrivals today woro largo
delegations from Cincinnati, Milwaukee,
St. Iiuis, Toledo, Cleveland and num
erous other cities.
Think of liv,
iuir n year or
two niter ono
Ii denil: dctul
all practical in.
tents and purposes,
Uend, with the auto
graph of dentil in
scribed on brow mid
check and lip,
T h ousn u d a of
women live for
n year or two
after ull help
fulness nnd
happiness have
gone out of
their lives.
When n woman
becomes hope
lessly helpless
nnd unhnppy
she is tirnctlc.
ally dend The younc; woman to whom
the future is n oreury waste, the young
wnc who is a ueipiess, nervous Invalid,
the inoth,cr whose babes nrc n burden in
stend of n blessing, nil these, unless they
take the right measures to recover their
health, arc better dead than living. In the
majority of cases these ghosts of women
owe their condition tu weakness and (lis-
ease of the distinctly feminine organism,
frequently luey nave Deen deceived by
the incorrect diagnosis of some obscure
physician and do not understand the true
nature of their trouble. It only costs n
two-cent postage stamp for n woman to
write and describe her condition to Dr.
H. V. Pierce, un eminent and skilful special
ist, for thirty years chief consulting phys
ician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute of HuITjIo, N Y. He will answer
letters from ailing women without charge.
He is the discoverer of Dr l'ierce's fa
vorite Prescription, the greatest of all
known medicines for women. It acts
directly on the delicate organs concerned
in maternity and makes them strong,
healthy and vigorous. It banishes the In
dispositions of the anxious period nnd
uinkos baby's coming easy and almost
painless. It cures all disorders and dis
placements and checks exhausting drains.
' Previous to motherhood my wife was very
sick," writt Dentils II. Cotmrtly. ltq , of Clear
Water, M'tight Co , Minn. " Two both of Dr
Tierce's l'uvorile l'rescriptiou made her well
ud strung,"
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bit
iousness and constipation. Oue a dose.
They uevet gtipe.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cuum sad twsuUftu Us htlr.
ITOUUtS S ItllUftftBl growth.
WYr rails to Kritor Orsj
II sir to it. Youthful Color
Cut tcalp diMt A hair laluoz.
SOc.aaJtlulu )n;Uu
University of Oregon.
Tuition Free.
First torut boulns Sent. IS. 1SAU.
Excellent courses In Auolont and
Modern LaiiK'uauos. Soloncos, Mutho
umtlcti etc. 0 admit os from tho tenth
urudo and from till acorodltcd schools
ud .11 1 tied without examination.
Students not fully prepared mooter,
on 11 tako studios In which thoy are
(letlolent, in the Knuotie Ulty High
Sohool.
lir ontnlot.uosuiid furthor Inforniiw
tlun, ntldr.v. the I'realdota or llou. J.
J. Wulton, See. Hugeiio, Oruuon.
8 1 7w aod dly
O. H. LANB
Merchant TailOr
07 STATK STItHHrr.
tySulta S 15 and upwards,
Panu &3 and wpwaid
xrF--5.
&y&hxo
JsKT .
iHlc9
Notice,
I hava tmr stila on my Ho woll Pral
ral Rnnoh 9IQO to 11 a at A I Qlovar
vy At 4.Q0 iiorton In th fto.ld.
PRANK OURUIN
MMMlUeUUMMlffiMM
iMMbodriksfaka
A LIJ?U SATED.
Dr. J. F, Cook, the Botanical Speo
nllst. Succeeds Where Other
Fall.
To whom it may concern :
This is to ccrttiy tlint .Uertlia r. uon
tier, of Mt .Angel precinct. Marion coun
ty. Orecon. Iiuh suffered from a cancer
ous growth In tho left ear for about three
years, liiegrowtn was cutout twico ono
burned out once by Albany Physicians,
but tho growth came back as bad
as ever, and pained her bo badly that
she had to bo taken from school. After
tlirco week's treatment by Dr. J. F.
Cook, of Salem, Oregon, tho Dotnnical
Specialist, tlio growth entirely disap
peared, nnd nt this date, four months
since treatment was begun, the growtli
has not reappeared, nnd tho car has en
tirely healed leaving only tho scars In
dicted by tlio Albany doctors.
I hereby certify that tho above state
ment is absolutely true, and that Ber
tha P Conner, tho person mentioned
in the affidavit, has resided in my fam
ily sinco early childhood, bearing tho re
lationship to me of niece.
II. C. LoMi.
Subscribed nnd sworn to before me
this eighth day of June, 1890. W. W.
Hall, county clerk of Marion county,
Oregon.
IHJS1NESS CARDS.
O. JHL UIACK
Wcntiet,
Successer to Dr. J. M. Xeene, old WlilM
Comer, Sal:m, Or. Parties desiring suj eriol
operations at moderate fees in any branch art
In especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1071.
ItOOMS 1 AND U, flllAY 1II.K.
HED FRONT LIVERY
Firstlass Feed and Boarding
stables,
104 iCOMMKHCIAL. STUKBT.
.SALEM, OUE.
Wm. ULLREY, Prop.
BjsI Rigs, for C oromcrcial Men
Btables 111 snmo block Hotel Willamette.
(5Kufe teams and comfortable rig
for ladles mid family drlylnir a spec
ialty. Horses boarded by day, week
or month uud best of satisfaction
iruarantecl. .'1-1 tj
SOULE MtOS.
PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS
poutland, onr
For Hittctn and vicinity leavo order at tico
C. Will's Muito atoro.
?n
Ottl
OFFICE, CITY II ALL
For water service apply at cilice. llil't
payable monthly In advance. Make
complaints at the fii.
Tho Intor-Stnto University Syatom
of Musical Instruction.
K. It. BCOTr. U. M. I'HKSlDKNT
A National Co-operstlra Institution wlildi In
houlunlnif to number ltn fnolilty by huudrmL
and Hit pnplU liy tliouasad", Umtiriiclni; moro
thHiitwi'iilyntairi.
For the lnfU of
l'upl's of t'rivuto Te. 'horn
At Home.
KIOUTII H01IOMHTIO TK.M1.
CertlllcsttM Kranltxl from a rctutnrly chnr
tvrol Institution.
Bxplauatlcm of ho Hjntoui iu detail
In tliPMi culuinus
Watali ror it.
h 1TA A.NUKUB-WI I.M.M AN.
Hlnlo lto)rweiitutlT6
nnd Memtjr of tho Fsoully
Htudso ovur llrst National lUnk lll.l
Ono or two pIacch uhu for advanced pliijern Id
jilano quartet.
Steam Dye Works
No. ID,1) Comiucrcinl street,
opposite Wllhtmotto hotel.
Ludles' and getitloiucn's
clothing cleaned, dyed, re
paired uud prossed. Fine
blankets cleaned or dyad
and ulcoly Ilnlslicd. Kid
gloves cleaned, 10c; dyed
a6c.
Platino Photos,
Enliirgomenta In Crayon nnd Wator
Color. Photo Muttons.
Amateur tlevoloplng and limhlng
noittly doue. 1. J. UKOU'IS,
Ouor.Nu FI.OOH
2H Coiniuorclul St., Sulein Oregon.
fissay Office
AND JLABOrtATORY.
No. 71 Chenickcta s(,
.1. H. T. TUTHILL Assiyer.
G.S. nUHBURfilR
N ErV MARKET
Sr.te street, near railroad. Fiehoat snd
best meats. My u)rons say I keep live best
meats in town 3 2
CAPITAL CITY
(Express and Transfet
' Mecss all mail and passenger trains.
1 gage and xmcs is all paits f the
Hag
o0
ITWIPI SC4VK& l
Telephone No. 70.
DUiOUE. & aKIlTON
The Bast Prasorlptlon for Malaria
k
wate
5?U?,.!,K, WkstflKSTUTwis-
miF'3i2&
r
F52
h
I nf w VM If if I J i m 9 lJ vl m!
MONTEZUMA
Is a beautiful dappled chestnut lflK
IiiuiJh high, nnd weighs 1700 lbs. He is
n perfect nil purpono horpo.
Will bo nt Huffman's stable, Salem,
Saturday of each week in July nnd Aug
ust, nnd the remainder of tlio week at
tho Fair Grounds. Terms, $ 15.00 to in
sure. Also colts liroken nnd bundled for
sieed. II. 1). llirriiHitKoui).
Kurtz & Hamilton
PLUMBERS
and TINNERS
U8 COUIIT STREET.
Milken specialty orull Kinds of
Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iron
work roofing and guttering, a full
line of I'll inns and mi tun tiltings.
I'rouint work and rcasoiinbie nrlccs.
Wc carry in stock the Fairbanks
wind mill. Call and sec us before
giving your order for mill or tank.
Phono 2114
PROMPT WORK AND LOW PRICKS
Oregon Sliori Liuo Railroad
The Direct ttotite to
Montana. Clali, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives rhoico of two lavorllo routes, via the
Union 1'aeliiu Fust Mail I.lue, or thu
Jtlo iirnudo Heeulc Linus,
Look ul the time
li Days to Salt Lake
2J Days to Denver
.'H Days to Chicago
4i Days to New York
Free llcellnlnir Chair (Mrs. UihlMertd Ton
Ut UloepliiKl'Ars, and I'lilhmiu 1'nliioe
Hleojiurs (i)criitc(l on alt train.
For further Information apnly.to
110ISK A llAItKKlt, Agents, Httloin.
W K. (OMAN, Cifll'l Auent
C. O. TKItllY, Tr.iv. l'a.s. At
l'.'l Third st . l'ortluiiil
FllKt
Mail
Wilt I,nke. Denver Ft. Worth
Onmlia, KaiiMiH City, titc l&pm
H l. 111,
a jiiib.v iiii'utru aitu attt,
8ixi.
Walla Walla, Hnoknue, Mlnno
Smi.
kHiie
Flysr
.30
a, in.
Whib,
a.oll. Bt. Hnul. Ilnlulli, Mil-
Klyr
'.'.ao p m
MHtiKco ( lileoco aim cunt.
OCBAN BTKVMHllll'S.
For Sun FrniiulMxi,
Sail erury llvii Ua)-h.
COLTfAfVMli
8 p in,
I p. in
s I), m.
ex. Him
Satur
To Astoria uud way ijinitlns
I P. in.
ox Hun.
day
10 1, m.
I.OAVUI
Arfla
lem StlUllI
WIMiAMRTTB IlIVKIt
Portland, NewbrK ajl
Ijoidluga.
7,15 am
wuyG p. 111,
lTua
Thu
Vjtl
Fri
Tu
Thur
Cat.
uud Hat
10 11, 111.
aiou
For Dsytou
Wl
rrl
3:Wjim
Lenve
Ar Si
WU.UV.MKTrR KlVICIt
Hsle.n CorvBlllu AlUtny slid Wnjr 10a. m.
lent
u .III.
INilnhi.
Moil
Hat
3 l. M1
Wed
and Prl
. f
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
Daily boxts to Portland as above.
Transfers to street car line at Oreg City
If the steamers arc delayed there oiina
trip tickets to all points in Oregon, Washing,
ton, or California. Connection made at Port
land with all rail, owan anrlriver bne
W.H.HURLllUKl.
5n'l Pas. Act. Portland, Or.
( M. TOWERS, Agent, Trade street dock
Salem.
IIOISE & MARKER,
City Agents.
),
Uiiadiaiiraciic
Soo Facilic Lice.
Travel in comiort
by the
mu
m
I
j LI
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.
Fter full HurUeulHr as to rnt& Uiee
ad oolite f C. P. K. iiBbllaiUans up.
a r. look wood
A gopt, Sahm Ore.
DKIMnT. TIME HUIKDI'I.K. AIIRIK
lou From i'ortlaud
mm
minimi
111 I W
I II II. a bait, Ammii PoHtabl
l K. J, tVjlu, a U.l A, YmxMr JLO,
SOUTH AND EAST
VIA
THE SHASTA RO'JTE
OFtHE
ntE
Pacific Co,
EXFRKSS TRAINS RUN DAI1 Y
7:CO P M
SI
m)
Lv.,,;FortTanrT7
.Ar
lo:oo
(7--00
8:00 A M
945 r
7'45 A
Ar. ...Satem .... Ar
Ar. San Francisco . Lv
AM
OOPM
5 00 I'M Ar Ogden ... .Ar
0:05 p m Ar Denver. , Lv
643AM Ar . . . . (Jmaha .... Ar
8'ISPM Ar .... Chicago ....Lv
7.00 am Ar. ..Los Angeles... Ar
Smjpm Ar... El Paso . . . , Ar
4.15 PM Ar.... Fort Worth. ,.,Ar
7.55 A m Ar.. New Orleans. ..Ar
lllo I'M
O4SPM
8 S AM
6.30 p M
9 25 r M
2.35 f t
0.40 a m
8.40 pu
DlNlNU CARS
OI1SEKVATION CARS.
Pullman lust-clans and tourist sleeping carl
attached to all throuch trajni . Tourist car
through to Chicago without change.
feOSKIlURG MAIL, DAILY.
0V30 A M J Lv. . . Portland . . Ar
1055 A M Lv.... Salem.... v
520 pm) Ar....Hoseburg.. Lv
' 14 '30 1 Y
(7.'30 AM
VEST SIDE DIVISION.
BETWKKN TORTLAND AND CORVAU1S,
Mall tiains dally except Sunday.
730 A mTLy.... Portland.. Art 5:50 PM
11:55 ' Mi Ar....Corvallls.. Lvf 1:20 PM
At Albany and
rains of the C. & E
Corvallis con.ect it'
Ry.
INDSfENTJENCE"
passenger;
KXPRKS8 TRAIN DAtLY KXCHPT SUNDAY.
4:50 PM) Lv ... Portland.... Ar I 8:25 AM
7:30 p MVLv. ...McMinnvllle Lv5.'5o a m
8:30 pm) Ar Independence Lv) 4:50 am
Direct connections at San rranciscu with
steamship lines fo HAWAII, 1APAN.
CHINA, THE P1IILLIP1NES and AUS
THALIA.
For through tickets and rates call o- W.
W. SKINNER, Depot Agent, or O D.
GA11R1LLSON City Ticket Agent, 232 Com
merclal St. Salem Or.
K. KOE11LEK, Manage!.
; I V ' 1 F. & P. A. Portlam
(
You Can Get
aLower Berth.
V Itli one exception the through
trains or tho Burlington Route
are almost Invariably well-llllcd.
The oxcoptlon Is our St. Paul
Chicago Limited. On tho limited
tlicro Ih usually room uud to
spare.
Don't Infer that It Ms neither
so linn, nor so fast, as ANY train
of ANY other line between St.
Paul and Chicago. On the con
trnry, tlicro is no more beautiful
train In America. It bus electric
llk'ht, Hteim heat, wide vestibules,
the most, satisfactory dlnlnn-cur
ecrvlcc on the continent nnd
lower berth for everybody.
a. a Sheldon.
(Icti'l Apcnt, Portland, Or.
A Few Interesting Facts
When pontile are contemtdstinc a trip
whether on business or pleasure, they natur
ally want the best service obtainable so far
as speed, comfort and safety is concerned.
Employes of the Wisconsin Central Linos are
paid to serve the public nnd our trains are
operated so as to make clotc connections
with diverging lines at nil junction points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair cars
on through trains.
Dining car service unexcelled, Meals
a la Carte,
In order to obtain this first-ckss service,
ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket over
TUB WISCONSIN CBNTRAl LINKS
nnd you will make dirert connections at
St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all
points East.
For any further infoimation call on" any
ticlet aent or correspond with
J AS. POND,
(ieneral Pass, Agent
MlLWAUKKK, Wl3,
or JAS. A. CLOCK,
General Agent,
246 Stark Street,
Portland. Ohk,
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
T.1LE CA1?1).
2 For Yaquina:
Train loavos Albany 12:60 p. in.
Train leuves Corvallis.. .. 1:15 p. in.
Tiulii arrives Yaiiulmi... 6:o0 p. in.
I netiirnlntr:
Leaves Yaqulnu 7-00 a.m.
Loavos Corvallis HMO a. in
Arrlvos Albany 12:'Jo p. in.
3 For Detreit:
Leuvoij Albany 7H0 11. in.
Arrives Dotrolt 115 a. in.
4 Hoturnint;:
Leaves Detroit 12:2fi p. tu.
A rives Albany fitfS p. in.
GLoaves Albany 11:05 p. iu.
Arrlvos Corvallis (1:65 p. in.
CLeavos Corvallis OHO u. in.
Arrlvos Albany... 7:25 a. in.
One and twe connect ut Albany nnd
Corvallis with Southern raoltic tiains,
u'ivlnB dlreet service tjand from Kew-
port and aujucont oenoues.
No. 0 runs from Alliany to Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednosdays and Fridays
only.
No. 5 runs from Corvallis to Albany
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days only.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving ample time
to roaoli oumplng grounds on the
Hroltenbush and Santlatn river the
snine day.
H. L WALDEN, EDWIN STONE.
TriP. A. Manaser
J. TUILSKK Acent, Albany. Ore.
WTUaMBTTB'KIVKIt DIVlilON
STEAMER ALBANY,
Crt4u Zuwalt.
Leaves Sulem at 7 a. 111. Tor Portland
aud way londliigs every Tuosday,
Thursdtiy and Saturday.
TtM t0r has bean e-iulnixM wltfi flrst
JJMS awewMoaaitoiif, ludtudfng n elegant
uj5wrssd for oarrylng both (nglit and
Utektitl StHM MiM,
BS. .S. UUHS Agwi.
JERSEY BULL
Will Weod Jarxiv. H?rvJeti for seawfl
Southern
mmm
only 1, spt onsh. Corner of Thlrteoiiht
nnd Center atresia.
h if llBOirjf i fctx.