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Newspaper Page Text..-.-a -oz-tt,irt'i'"-r' - Ai h-iti'iTi mif -v'''"' ' t fo 1 I t lil .? h j P . ( i aiMl Uuta, iiMlii,rfrtUii- SPECIAL OF GOLF THIS WEEK. EVERY GOLF SHIRT IN THE HOUSE AT REDUCED PRICES. TRffflfflflTS FOR JUST HALF PRICE. NEW CRASH HATS AT NEW PRICES. GJJoiinson&Go.. 257 COMMERCIAL STREET. THE DAILY JOURNAL BV UOVSK UHOTMISKI MONDAY, AUOU8T, 21 1891). Dally, Ono Year 93.00, In Aclvauco Daily, Tout Months $1 00. U' Advance-. Weekly, Ono Your 81.00, In AJvanco THE PACIFIC MONTHLY. TIiIh innIzine for August Ih n credit to tlio Northwest Pacific coiiHt in every re Hpoct. It Ih pervaded by nn ntuioHphorb tlmt it may lie wild U have created ap preciation for the West mid things Wefit em. Tlio Overland Monthly niiiHt look to its laurels, for hero in llutlon, histor ical r.ioarch, pootry, editorial opinions, criticism, all on tlio nownr, higher and luitter plnnoH of thought and mil tun Hutting a new pneo in tlio realm Intel lectual. Tho mot beautiful poems pro duced in (ho piuit history of the WW adorn its pagUH. If tlio Pnolllo Monthly continues on its unbroken career of success it will build up foreoH for the uplifting of higher stnndnnls of public and Individual life, activity and re- HpoiiHlblllty in Oregon. That Ih what the ' state needs. H Iuih been draggel be neath the juggernaut of low iiIiiih and (mail iKjlitlcH for deeadeH, until few dared think of anything higher than personal huccuhh and then not alwayH mindful of how it was achieved. Tlio work of the Pnolllo Monthly.HOonis to bo In the direction of iufuHliiga morochiviib rloaud loss material Hpirit Into the order of the day and It Ih producing re. milts not by muln Htreugth and cudgel ling, but along the more effective and scientific linen of recognizing what in I iet in our people. DIRECT LEGISLATION. Thu HorhiH of articles in Tint .Iouiinai. will bo rcMiiined hh mhjii hh the farmer who Is preparing tint articles gelH over hlsbtiHy time. Tlio record of the legislature will Im completed In Hovernl mom rouud-upH uh tfoou aH thu prtHwedlugH of tlio regular tuition are completed by the Ntato. A DUUINGSB OPENING. Tiik Jouuxai. Ih in receipt of n letter telling of a good opening in a good Call' fori)ia town for a Duinoorntlo jwpor, Call and gut tlio addnxa If you aro f 1 1 Um'stud. f The iltraii and fere Ixulliiu tlileh .Oimwt iuvailahly ceinwt uvet n yinniir wife, jut ie the ml von t of the tliU little iUiIIiik who kIibII cult her motttrr, la one nf the unnatural bur iletu which cisilluttiuu ha imposed upon the privilege of mother hootl Thetv ought not to I Mich h or whelming eiie of ili-ilelmi nod xV ne an u vnimaii (Vela at till time awii Uwrr viouUl not tic If hv a in a perfectly Mi one ml healthy condition In thouMtutU of cuHMt inolhcilwKxl bait been tllwateiluf all iu iluuvi ami a latiic wopoilUHi of H pain by the use of l)r Yleice'a lnmit 1'itkvriptioii, which is the tuoit marvrloiia tciiiKtly ever discolored for rfotoriug ooro Jilcte oieanlc heulth ami Mieiiuth to tht Iclicatc unccial anticline involved in moth et hootl. Taken eaily dui lug the proM Kx time it tuakc the ntuther ktronir, vurruutv aml cheeiful on J cauioa her thrwir.h the jxtioU of ttial with conipaiutfVc conifMt uiul cane It increase the laby'a natural, vua(ittitioiul vlgr and uihU to the Joy t n.ntheiiuMHl the mupreme tUraction of a Hiynr, touun, tuttyttihut. lrHVii(tn Iff dipt Ion " ia alo the Uet tuppottlvc tonic for nuraliie molhet. livery espwtMiit mutllttr will jiiurciate what ia mhI Uy Mta. KMluuc XI limry, of Culethntv, IIU . ijhj Cuurohill Aw ) In a letter to l)r Pierce ll writtrt ' liavr ul var mntMuea Ih my feimlh fara ltj I ittt l ".! Im la he all that U UUJaOl IMi-W4Hti.ua IIuhu liXt hlsb ', mt mult tatv. u 1 aniai! tm IhenitflM una aa othatM IvavVal IF aaet hav I 4W vw t iltr W MMr IfMl ow ifMt HMUM iker ( w4ti W Hu Muai mm b wvttM tiaminiaf ail a H !Hfv' veaHMlt uill tuvth. lie 1M, llur mjiHj luauy 4Ur ttVll wtuiiru la lat lto audi IIiuaboMut wailuttUatrvu.'' of W- 4 JlBBBBiBWB SALE SHOTS SEVEN SUTHERLAND SISTERS' llitlr Brewer ami Sonlp Cleaner, Am Ih onl nrrparatlons that will rettora thshalr I In in tiHKiut I iicnuir condition. AiauaruKsiau CURRENT EVENTS. No prevloiiH conteat for the Canada cup Iuih ever arouxed Mich iutetiHU and widenpreail Iiiteront on both hIiIch of the Ikiii ndury lines iih tlio raccH between the OenoHHeo and the lleaver, which begin HiIh afternoon on Itko Ontario, off To ronto harbor. IIundrcdH of HtrangorH are iu town from Chicago. Cleveland, Toledo, Milwaukee, Duffalo, Detroit, Now York, Rochester nnd many other cltloH, eager to wHiumh the great Htruggle between tlio two Hpeedieut yachtH on the great lakes. GoucHrico, the Ainorican challenger, Ih a conturlxniril yacht, forty-live foot over all, with a load water lino lenutli of twenty-Hoven feet and beam of eleven feot h'x iucliiiH. She wih built by Han ley, the well-known designer and bulhler of boalH, at (Jiilncy I'oint. Miihh. All of her w'nduard eniivaH In iu mninenil and jib, nnd iu the trial rncoH at Chicago hIio Hailed wilhout any topwt", her high peaked iiuiIiihuII aiiHweriug for both lio Ht urn with a Hix-loot tiller, Willi a light tackle, handy to iiho iu a hree.e Her Hkipiier in the iironutil conteHtH Ih CharliM (!. DiivIh, reputed to be tin moHt Hkillful amateur nailer on Long IhIuikI Sound. Heaver, unlike the (iouoneco, Ih a cut tor-rigged ,yaelil. Mio Iiih tlio Hiime lenutli, forty-live feet over all, hut Ih twenty-live feet on the load water line, Hho lutH a much narrower beam- nine feot three Inchon and her draught Ih h!x feet three Inchon. I.Ike Gouohhco hIio earrioH only maiiiHail and jib, with no topmtil. Bhe wiih denlgned by II. C, Payne, theKiigliHliman whoxe hucccwoh In building yachtH have been many, and wuh unuritruuted by Captain A. (i. AudrewH, at Oakville. Her Hkipper in Commoiloro Jarvln, recoguixiMl an one of tlio moHt Hk'Hful amateur miIIoih on bike Ontario. Suburban ruHUlontM of Chiiuigo and other woHtom eltliw aro inueli con corned over the proposition being con Hldnrod at today'n inmting of general puBxengor ageutti to refuno to cheek bag gage on tiekutH eoxtiug hv-w than llfty centH. I'udur profent regulatioiiH a puwonger may nave baggage elieokml on any kind of a ticket, hoiiio of which oortt only llvecnntH a ride. The milroad eoiupauiuM wty that them s no money in carrying baifgago on a ticket Jfor Iohh than llftueu inlloo, hut tluwe who ride on the ticket for abort distance de clare that not more than 1 per cent of the prnweugtira who ride Iom than IA uiit)Qiirry bttggngo, w that the rtillrotido am iKtld from f IU to 6U In fare for every trunk cerrll to or from tb ttuhurlw. At IXitroit, Mieh., two huiidrwl delo gattw have reglstonnl at th hotel for tho fifth hteudial mwetlug of thu Su preme Court of thw PuriMitera of JAmur ku, whinh opn tomorrow for n five dayti mmwIou. Nenrly nvtiry state In ro rW4Utwl anions the viaitorD. Thlu eve ning a public rweplion will 1k given in their boner and thenrut lmlmi.H mm sion will bo enlhtil to eixlor at tun o'clock tomorrow morning by Joahuu Slmw, of llroukli'ii, upromeahluf ranger of tlio onler. At C-oliuukiiK, ()., hwthimuliM ware opened at tlm Urwit Southuru hotjl 'ttxlny ;for Um atule otHUTiiUon of tho I'nioH RuforMi airty, which will be ill MXWitill UMHOtT0W IUl WwlllOtHlay for U iKMuhwUoai of n utMlai ticket and tho tmiMHcUoti of other bniuaa con naottnl witli the OMtiiaiigu wbloh the IHirty lUimeU to make In Ohio thk) fall. 'lliounivtiU number bovonil hundred ilMOfubM mul altorimtaw, reprviceutlng tHghty-tive eoniitiiM iu which tho party luu boeuorgMiiUwI. Tho inainUn at tadi mueli iuiH)rtnuc to tlio oouvn tlon, mulialng that iu Ohio la tho Mule in which tho work Intgun, and from which it eprond toollwr tatiM. th iiro- eetHliugn of tho uuMtiug will Ik wutlnl with intomst by the imrty'a followers allowr tho uonnty. Thk afternoon committee meotlnvtf will bo buhl ami the convention proer will aaxMulile at niuu'Q'uloak tojiwrrow morning; in Uw bo&nBl tmde awlitoHiiHi. I At (imabtt, Neb . the Mr.t inatalliitttnt I doletwta ami VlMluw Iu the aWW uuh MHIIHlilMl vcnlionsof tho Populists, Democrats and I'rco Hilvcr Republicans put in an oppcarnnco Unlay. Tho delegates on tho ground declare that the silver al lies arc preparing to mako tho fight of their lifo to carry Nebraska this fall. There nro numerous candidates for the nomination as supreme judge, tho prin cipal olllco tq bo filled this fall, but to wlifch of tho thrco wings of the ftiHionists tho nomination will bo given nppears very uncortain as both of tho Populist and Democratic delegates as sert with much vigor that they wil naino the candidate. To Curo a Cold In Ono Day Tnko bnxatlro Ilromo Quinine Tablet-. All (IriiKSl'lA refund the money If it falls to euro i;. w. tJro aiKiiamro is on rani imix. JOURNAL X RAY'S." A hint to tho "Push" "Don'i till you're spurred," gentlemen. kick The man with an injunction is the "bogy-man" of tho profcnl city admin istration. a The popular vote of Salem applied to tho tUoHtion "Ih Willsou Avenue the logical Hlto for tho now Federal public building? "would take tho kernel out of the "injunction" nut, in a hurry. Tho Kalem "kicker" Is in a slato of abnormal excitement and activity. The city is about to bo wonderfully improved nnd beautified by tlio erection of a Hiilendld v llllce upon ono of tho loveliest mtcH within her botdorn; hence, his paroxyHiu Ih accounted for. A fialem financier nnd heavy taxpayer Ii.ih (lublH'd the present nldernianic board of this city, the "CO-por-cent council" in deference to the fact that it liaH not ntarted n slnulo economic Hclieme that has not redounded to the benefit of tho city nnd its taxpayers at that liandHome ratio. a It Ih a matter of remark that tlio inn Jority of tlio property owners of tliiH city, who made tenderx of Kites to "Undo Sam," for tlio public building to bo erected hero, declare that In de fault of their own proffers, tlio Holeetion of Willrait Avenue as n site Ih tho very best the government could do. Tlio cllmnx of political blitotry as ex emplified by tho "Push" at Salem, Ih found in the unwaverinir nnd bitter dc termination of that element to defeat any anil ovory measure iiiHtiluted by tlio cltizoiiH' ndminiHtration, but the council, Ih not borrowing any trouble, and will continue to do nil it has under taken, positive that tlio people me be hind it iu every honest plan for iiipmIcI pal economy and Improvement. Following is from a letter written by an American traveling iu Italy and tellu of tho Hii)M.'riority of American women iih liouHkeeporH. He ways: Wo may have been particularly im proved with tho homcH iu Bologna lo cmifo wo had more of a glimpse into them than Ih usually alloted to touristH, Inning hud the (food fortune to bo en tertained in the home of Mr. Windiing tonPfoiffer. Ilowiutnti Iowa boy who lias lived for tlnee decades iu thin Ital ian city, winning for hiniHolf not only groat wealth, but tho roHcct of the huHiuesH world of all northern Italy. I'or the winning of Ids bride ho returned to IiIh native laud and Iowa. You will never know what a wlbo move that was until you have lived among women of other hinds. Italy may have tho bin tory, PariH the art. (iermauv the phi loHophy, Kngland tlio blood, ItiiHsia the earth, and Sweden tho titloH, hut Amer ica Iuih the woman "tho most charm ing, clever, agreeable women in tho whole world." llriiut)- In lllouil Deep. Clonu blood iiusiua a clean nkin. No bcMiity without it. ('nncurt'18, Cumly Cathar tic clenu your blood and keep it clean, by ittirriiiR up the lazy liver and driviiiK all im nuriticH from the body, llcgm today to k-iuiah pliuploN, boila, blotclicn, blnckheadi, nnd that nickly Inlioua couiploxiuu by takiiiR CnacflrctH, benuty for ten cent. All drutf Kuta, satiafuctiou Bu;i runt cod, 10c,25c,COc. PAY AS THEY QO. How London Papers Charge for Society Writcups. All the iHirwuml paragrapliH nnd ho- duty iiowh that npputir in the London MiHiraio paid for except that which relates to the royal family, tho nobility and tho diplomatic oorps. If an ordin ar,' eitixen give) a ball or mnrriutjoff his daughter, or entertains tho Prince of Waliw at dinner, ho is compelled lo pay for hit) glory. Mrs. John W. Maekny, Mr. William Waldorf Astor and other ordinary pronn, native or foreign, in Uindon noelety, py for every notice they receive iu tlio neMHHHerH. Some timet tho rejvort of n IkiII or a wetlding iMMt $JtOO or 100 for overy nowHjmpor it apponra in. The following standing nnnouueoiuunt concarning what is known as tho ','tigony column" will lw found In the Imdun imers: "All HH'lwly, jKjrsonal nnd futthiouablo jMinigmblni, oxetpt thie minting to iylty nnd olllciial 'uoldentH, will bo charged for at n minimum rato of tfi for two Hutu, enoli wioctwiling lino fH.60 ud dltlomil." Therefore when any of your friends iu bnulon mhuI you a oopy of an KnglUdi ntwnMHir containing a personal notice you umy iiinloraUiiiil that it has bom mkl for. All tin adveitialng in Kug Itah ueNiHtrs U on ouUide imgeo. The new a and other reMdiug mutter is on tho iuaidt. PhtUidtl)iiH Tuiitti. Poa't TuUrro spu an j huivfc laar lift kitj. To quit totwaao oaally ami f twerw. bo mag watle. lull of lite, nerve uwU Meoc, UUo Nolo Ha, the wmlrwof(r, that hm)h nak wan ainHig. AH UrueeUW, Woerll. Cureuuarau ita ielil m iiiki ire AiWrc Hlerlluc Homely Cu, QnUaua or New York A Young One. One of (lie Hew Industrie) being pneli mI ut inilow, uiul one tlmt deserve) mU rumigo atttl reoogiiltlQu h the Suleut Swim) cheeo fwotory, conducted by F. A. fe'olmbiiHlor, native Swiss gentleman, who makee all the doiloious cream olieotHM from Uinburgor down to the mild "frowa'O do brio" tlmt apronds w bread like fronh butter. This uttlco U tutlebtel to him for it liuty ywng brick oheevo, hwt obi enough to have liuvur wiUtout bolttg offensive to rHKer. 1 ha Boat Proscription for Malnrl.i I'iillUiuail I'uKkrU. Iiaiila auajn. T... tat ttjiu. TwH. U tlairiy TThi aa3 rtJw'Sv). Mtita a hum m. x nm, w vj r-ai n w an Weak Nerves come from a weuk stomach. Strong nerves and a vigorous htoinacli fol low the usq of Ilostctter's Stoiunch Blt- 1 1 It nil.l.B LCIO. i.u liUiM dyspepsia, liv er una kidney troubles. See that a Piti- VATi: ItEVB- neck of the JITTERS nuk Stamp Bottle. covers tho Off for Manila. Sbatti.k, Aug. 21. Tho transort anronne sailed for Manila at I) o'clock Saturday night. Sho had 400 horses belonging to tho Third cavalry on board. Tho next transport to sail will bo tho Athenian, which will bo ready tomor row. Tlio St. Paul, which arrived from San FrnnciHCO will carry tho oillcorH and men of tho Third cavalry to tholnuniber of 7G0. Tho romnlnidg 225 will bo dis tributed among the Garonne, Athenian and Victoria. The St. Paul is scheduled to Hall Tuofday. All tho transports will stop at Dutch harbor, Alnska, and Kobe, Japan, where tho men, and horeos will be dlFcmbarked for a rest. Tlio transport Sinm sailed for Manila Saturday from 'Frisco, with .'WO mules, which wilf bemused for military service 'm the Philippines. The vessel will stop at Honolulu for soveraldnys, and the mules will be given a run ashore as a rest from their sea voyage. $ioo Reward, $ioo, Tlio readers of this paper will be pleased to luarn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all Its stages and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tho only positive curo now known to tlio tuctllcal fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re quires a constitutional treatment. Hull's Cutarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying tho foundation of the disease, and giving tlio patient strength by building up the constitu tlon and assisting nature In doing Its work. The proprietors havo so much faith in Its curative powers, that they ulferOno Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls to cure. Send for list of Tcstlunnlals. Address, F. J. Ciii:ni:y,& Co, To ledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 7Gc. Hall's Family Pills arc tho best. Endorsed by a Republican, Heroin n letter from n Republican member of the legislature in Lane county. He seems to bo nn honest man, writes n hand like n school teacher, and we believe wnH ono of the champions of school textbook reform. IIIh letter is written from Lerane: Hofcr Jlfon., Pub,, Sulcm, Or. Kudosed find 50 cents in stamps, for which plcnso sond mo Tin: Wi:i:ki.y JmritN'Ai. for such time as that will cover. You are doing n public service iu pub lishing tlio record of tho members of tho legislature. If you havo published anything further since round-up Xo. 2, please semi mo copies oi the papers and 1 will forward whatever may Imj due for the same. Very truly, Ivan McQuim.v. Try Allen's Foot-Ease. A powder to be shaken into the shoes. Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot, and trots tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot-Kase. It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swol, Ion, sweating reel, Ingrowing nails, blisters nnd callous spots. Relieve corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try It today Suld by all druguMsis nnd shoe stores for 25c. Trial package FUKK. Ad dross. Alien S. Olmst'd, Lo Roy, . i. o Sets the Example, landlord Conner, who had a sou amoiiL' the voluut jrs. has Hot a irood example by employing ono of tho vol- t'uteers at Hotel lllamette. J' red Pet erson who went from Salem with Com pany K. takes the position today as night clerk, heretofore held by G.o, A ndersou. Kilumte Tour uotreta With L'liacureta. Candy Cftthnrtlc, euro constipation forme! 100.25c. it ac.0.iall,uruci:liureIunamonev. Front Street tiudge. Tho bridge across North Mill creek on Front street which has been in n danger ously weak condition for some time is aboutu be put in good rowiir. C. F. Royal ASon will do the work.they Udng the lowest bidders. Sacrificed to Blood Poison. Those who have never had Wood Poi son can not know what a desperate con dition it can produce. This torrible disonso which tlio doctors are totally unable to euro, is communicated from ono generation to another, Indicting its taint upon countless innocont ones. Some years ago I vra Inoculated with poison hy a nuraewho infected my bUj with blood taint. The little oua was umsiual tu toe struggle, and Its Ufa- was yielded up lo ise fearful poiaon I'or six long years 1 suf fered uuiom misery I was covered -Uh sure and uleers froai head lo fool, and ua lauuuaKe aneipresa ut fettling of woe durliiK Ihtwe long years. I had ilia liesl wedleal treairaent. Ser ml phyaiclana incest slvely trvat4 ar, but all to no iirtvi. Tu mr our and lh aeemed to add fuel to th awful nama vrUicOi wa ilcTounnic me 1 was advised by friend who had keen wonderful cureamadoWy it. to trr Swift's SpeciQo We Rot two hollies, and I fell h-) again revive In my breasthope for health and happlnes again 1 Improved front the start, and a eoiu nlete al Mrteot ournwaaUe result S S. 3. Is the only blood remedy which reaches des perate case. Mas.T. W Lk, Monteomery, Ala. Of tho many blood remedies, S S. 8. Is tho only one which can reach deep seated, violent case. It nover fails to euro perfectly and permanently tho most desperate cases which aro boyond tuv uii ui utuor rviueuios. CCCFor Blood sffW Tho is roKiLr TKOKTABt.it, and is the only I Uteod romedy guaranteed to oontaln no 1 nJry. potosk. or other mineral. I Valuable books mailed frxo Uy Swift BpoclH OoiupAny, Atlanta, Georgia, HOfiWs -KTemmri7Ut wa rwt!r2!&!ipV 'flyBk. ' IMHCIi I BOSlNESU UAftUS. O. M. ffiACK dentist, Sacoesser to Dr. J. M. Keene, old NVhiU Comer, Sabm, Or. Part i: desiting luperioi operatioas at moderate fees In any branch art In etpecial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phone 1071. BOOMS 1 AND 3, OUAY J1LK. HED FRONT LIVERY Firslass Feed and Boarding stables, lG4'.COMMi:tlCJALlSTKrcKT. 'tSALLM,lOUE. Wm. ULLREY, Prop. Best Rigs, for Commercial Men Stables III aamc blurk Hotel Wlllnmxtto. 35"Safe trams and comfortable rig for ladles and family drlylntr a spes lalty. Horses boarded by day, week or month and best of satisfaction U'unrantccd. ! tj SOULE KROS. TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PIANO I'OllTIiAND, OHL". Fur Bnlcin ntnl vicinity C. Will's Mualc Htorc. lenvo orders nt Geo Sal OFFICE, CITY HALL' For water service apply at office. Hdb payable monthly in advance. Make complaints at the pffs. Steam Dye Works No. 10.j Commercial street, opposite Willamette hotel. Ladles' nnd gentlemen's clothing cleaned, dyed, re paired and pressed. Fine blankets cleaned or dyed and nicely llnlHlicd. Kid gloves cleaned, 10c; dyed, r.,. Platino Photos, Enlargements In Crayon and Water Color. Photo UuttoiiB. Amateur developing and llnisblnyr neatly done. 1. .1. UHOWN, Ouounu Floou 2b'i Commercial St., Salem Oregon. Rssay Office AND IiABOnATORY- No, 71 Chemckcta st, I. 11. T. TUTU I LI. Assayer, G.SJIIIffl NEArr MARKET St.le street, near railroad. Freshest and best meats. My patrons say I keep the best meats in town 22 CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mail and passenger traits, Haq gage and express to all parts of tin citj Prompt service. Telephone No. 70. DISQUK & SKIPTOK O. H. LANB Merchant Tailor 97 STATK STKKKT. tST'Sulta $15 and upwards, Panta S3 and upwards A LIFE SAVED. Dr. J. F. Cook, tho UotnnloaCipoo nllst, Suoooods Whoro Othor Fall. To whom it may coneorn : Tills in to certify that ltortha P. Con tier, of Mt.Angol pn-cinct, Marion eouii ty. OroKon. has Biifferuil from a oanour- ous growth in the loftetir for about thruu ywirs. Thu growth waa cutout twice and biirnod out onco by Albany Physicians, uiu 1 no K'rowtn ctimo back as Iwd j us over, nnd pained bur eo badlv tlwt ! she bad to bo taken from school.' Aftor I throo Keek's trtKitmont by Dr. J. F. , Cook, of Salem, Oroeon, tho IloUnionl , SjHvialist, tho growth entirely dimp. iH-ttrvu, nnu 111 uiia unto, lour motillw 8inco troattnent wiu begun, tho growth mis not reuppoaroil, and tlio oar has en tirely healed leaving only the scara in Ihoted by the Albany doctors, I hereby certify that the above state ment is absolutely true, ami that Ber tha P Conner, the portou mentioned in the nllliluvit, has redded in mv fuju dy since early chiklhood, bearing tlw re lationship to me of niuve. o . .. . . " ' I"- cuiKtcniMti ami sworn to oejoro me mis eignui nay 01 Juno, ism, W. W. Hall, ooutity clerk of Marion otnty, Oregon. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. TI10 Kind You Haie Always Bought Bears the fS Signature Tbewe La Onpfx, kwp warm, ereilIh Ibe feel, and take Br. MiUs Nervine. late k, a 1 1 ''v ! '"11 1 i'n"-riiTTn MONTEZUfflA Is n beautiful dappled chestnut 10) hnnds high, and weighs 1700 lbs. He is 11 crlcct all pur ioso horpo. Will bo nt Huffmnn'H stable, .Salem, Saturday of each week in July nnd Aug ust, and the remainder of tlio week at the Fair Grounds. Terms, $15.00 to in sure. Also colts broken nnd handled for speed. II. 13. KuniKitKoiti). Kurtz & Hamilton PLUMBERS and TINNERS 08 COURT STREET. Make a specially of nil in lids of Sheet Steel and Galvanized Iron work roofing and guttering, 11 full line nf Pumps nnd pump HMings. Protnpl work and reasonable prlecs. Wc carry in stock tho Fairbanks wind mill. Call nnd see us before elvliig your order for mill or tank. Phone 2:14 PROMPT WORK AND LOW PRICES Oregon Short Line Railroad Tlic Direct Itoutc to Montana, Utah. Colorado anil all Eastern Points OIvm choice of two Invorlto ronton, via tlic Union r.icltio Kiiei ilull I.ino, or Hie nioUmiKlu Hcenl(! I.lncm. Look at the time H Dayc to Salt Lake 2j Days to Denver .'! Days to Chicago 4i Days to New York Free Itccllnlni? t'lmlr ('iir. UnliolHtcrml Ton 1st Hlwphi Curs, uiul rnllmnn 1'iUiico Hlcuiivreoorutc'l on nil train1), I'or further Infnrinntloii niiply.to ltOISi: A. llARKEIt, ARCIlta, Halvm. W K. COMAS. Oen'l Ascent V. 0. TiatHV. Trav. I'lixn. At Ul Third. st .l'orllrtinl DKI'UtT TIMK H( HKIlUI.K. From l'ortluiul AltKIVE ron Kant Mull Milt Jjike, Denver Kt. Worth' Oinnha, KftllwiH City, BtO ISiini U)ilU,.'liicrn;c)nnilKimt, I Hl.in,l Hiiii" W Hila Wnlhi, Bpoknue, Minima bn.1I, Ht. I'nul, Dilluth, Mil. nuuUm! Chicago hihI wiht. knno SH). knno Khar M SO n. iu. K1JIT OCKAN STHAMSIIil'a. iiieUco. 8p ill, KorSnn FrniieUco I p. in Hail every live. (Id) 8. T6LUMTflA7ffVKU BTKAMHItri. Aetorln mul way IjimlliiRa, ! 111. nx. Him I i. m. Hatnr- ily 10 1, in. To ox Hun, Iamivc ArSa- limi DHlHIll . WIMiAMBTTK H1VKU rortlmiil, .Nuwlierg ami IjllllllllgH, 7.1S am wiiyfi p. iu. liiu Thu nnd Hut JIOIIH Weill l'rl Tu Twur Sat. iu it, in M011 For Daylon ..W.l r'rl I. AIM inn 'ATKr I lMm Icivo WII,IVMITB UIVKU Halem Cnrvuilfi I'll Thll. I'olliU. Aiiwuy ami Way 10 a. m. AIOII 3 p. in Wo.1 ami Vtl WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION -Dally boits to Portland as above. Transfers to street Cflr line at Oreg Cit it the steamers are delayed there ouu5 tnp tickets to all points in Oregon. Wshinrj. ton, or California. Connection made at Pott land with all rail, ocean andtiver hmw W. II. IIURLBURT. ,. .. . l'n'l Pas. Apt. Portland. O' U. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock Sawn. , H01SE & BARKER, Citv Agents. I lUKU L ( Soo Pacific Lino. Travel in comiort by the the fastest train crossing the continent. It is a througli train making fewstops'. its equipment is of surpassing elegance. It will pay you to travel by it. I'or ftfll uartio'ulsre to rnt. Ume aiMl capita of a P. tt. ptiWknUotw ap ply to 0. M. LOCK WOOD I I H. Abott, At;Ht IVrUwl. lv J. Cuyla, A.U.I' A, Vancouver U C. wS'M 9 vvuK7 aNniMHBanrvnno3HaitcaBraaBSSKacB5Sbaiaaia Ponoi'liniiPnnif. Pit jljli NIL IJHITKO SOUTH AND EAST VIA T"F. SHSTA RO'JTF OKTJIK Southern Pacific PKSS TRAtl EKSS TRAtKS RUN DAItY 7:oor 9'45 p 7-'4S A 5T m) Lv...2l'o.tiand ..Ar OMSam SajAjt nioTit 4SrM "So am ".30 I'M 9 25pm 8-4oAro 840 PM Ar. ...batetn ,Ar Ar. San Francisco Lv 5 oo PM Ar Ogden ., 6:05 PM Ar Denver. 6.43 AM Ar ..,. Cmalia ., 8-15 PM Ar .... Chicaco . .Ar Lv Ar ..Lv 7.00 am A r. ..Lo Angeles. 8'lSPM Ar... El Paso... .Ar Ar 4,15 PM Ar....Forf Worth... ,Ar 7.55 Am Ar. . New Orleans. . .Ar DIN1NO CARS OBSERVATION CARS. Pullman lirjt-c as and tourist sleepinu cTT. attached to nil throuCh train.. Tourist ., through to Chicago without chance ROSK1IURG MAIL. -DAILV. 8.'30 A 1055 A 520 P M L.v... Portland ..Ar f47To?i; MVLv....8alem.... LvJico-rS m) Ar....Roseburg.. Lv 7.-ioau WEST SIDE DIVISION. DKTWEEN IXIRTLAND AND CORVALI IS, Mail ttains daily except Sunday. 730" A mTLv.". . .Portland. . Ar I 5:50 p M iiij) r m 1 ill . . . .vuiyuiiis. . iyl i-2n At Albany and Cjrvallis com.tci " lalnsoftheC. & E. Ry. INDEi ENDEN"vJE u PASbENUEk. "" KXPRE.SH TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.l 4-'5o p 7.'3 P 8:30 r Ml Lv .. Portland..., Ar 1 825 am m Lv. . . .McMlnnville LvV 5:50 a m m) ti inuepenacnce i.vi 4.'5o AM Direct connections at ban r-rancisco wub steamship lines To HAWAII, lAl'AN CII1NA,C THE PIIILLIPINES and AUS TRAL1A. For llirouuh tickets and rates call o- W W, SKINNER, Depot Agent, or 0- I) GAHR1ELSON City Ticket Agent, 232 Com! mercial St. Salem Of. K. KOE1JLER, Manager C.MARK1IAM G. F. &P. A. Portia 'ortlanl You Can Get aLower Berth, fth one exception the through trains of the llurllntmi Ilnule are almost Invariably well-illled. The exception Is our St. Paul Chicago Limited. On the limited there Ih usually room ami to spare. Don't Infer Hint- It li neither so lino, nor m fast, as ANY train of ANY other line between St. Paul ami Chicago. On the con trnry, there Is no more beautiful train In America. It has electric llirbt, ste'iui heat, wide vestibules the most satisfactory dlnlnn-ca service on the continent and lower berth 'or everybody, A.fJ.SllKLIUN. Ceu'l Ai'eiit, Portland, Or. A Few Interesting Facts When pouplc are contemplrting a trip whether on business or pleasure, they natur ally want the best service obtainable so fir as speed, comfort and safely Is concerned Employes of the Wisconsin Central Linos are paid to serve the public nnd our trains are operated so as to make clo-c connections with diverging linet at nil junction points. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair cars on through trains. Dining car service unexcelled, Mealt a la Carte. In order to obtain this first-ckss seivice, ask the .icket agent to sell you a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CBNTBAl LINES and you will mike dirert connections at St. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee and all points East. For any lurtuer Infoimation call on' any ticket njent or correspond with JAS, POND, General Pass, Agent MU.WAUKKK, Wia, or JAS. A. CLOCK, General Agent, S-lGStar Street, I'OKTLANn. Okk, Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TiaiEOAHD, 2 For Yaqulna: Tralu loaves Albany 12:50 p. in. Train leavos Corvnllls.... 1:45 p ui. Tialn arrives Yaqulna... r:50p. in. 1 Ilotumini!: Loaves Yaqulna Leaves Corvallis Arrives Albany .'IJ-'or Detreit: coaves Albany Arrives Detroit 4 HoturnliiL': .. 7'00a. 111. ...11:40a. m ...12:'26p. in. ... 7:40a. in. ...11:6ft u. in. Leaves Detroit I2:2fi n. in. A.rlvos Allmny fi'ift p in. OLcaves llHiny 0:ft5 p. m. Arrlvos Cotvnllls (lifts p. iu. Leavos CorvalUs n:40 a. in. Arrives Albany 7:25a.m. One and twe connect ut Albany and Corvallis with Southern Pacllic tialns. u'lvlng direct service tD and from New port and adiaeont bennhns. No. tl runs from Albany to Corvallis on Mondays, "Wednesdays und Fridays only. No. 5 runs from Corvallis to Albany on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur days only. Trains for tho mountains arrive at Detroit at noon, ulvlnj? ample tlmo to roach oumplnu' crounds on the Hreltonbush and Santlain river the , same day. T P.AI A. MaHKr J.TUltNKll Aeeut. Albany. Oi. WlUaMBTTR niVKlt OIVWION STEAMER ALBANY, I Captain Zuwalt. IiOnvoa Salem at 7 a. ni. for Portland and way Inndlnw'd every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. TM l(awer has beeu eMHlr.Rt wllfc. - 3 s4 aaNMHu!auttti. IttwullNK an Meai waMsnMMeJ tor earrrine both (rit aJ DoakFWt stata Mw. Rft N. IttlHS AukuI- Headqwrters for Sorwn Doors, Btc, Idwn. Haiti and poultry fane awl filiinglw at fowwit prkw. SAUCM KtCNOrC WORKS, Waltsb Mob KH lkv l'ri', State Sire is. s & 1