The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, September 13, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextVJ ft t- k ANNOUNCEMENT Wo linvo mndo extensive preparations Tor this Fall In the way of Men's, Boy's, Children's Clothing, and as a result of our efforts we place before our patrons a line of Fall Suits that have the earmarks of the most skillful high art Tailoring and gives them the EASY GRACEFUL FIT so much sought after and seldom found in ready-to-wear clothing. Mens Suits $5, to $20, Boys Suits $3.50 to $15.00. Cliildrens' Suita $1,50 to $7.50. Wc also make suits to order from $10, to $45,00, G. I JOHNSON k COMPANY 257 Commercial St., Salem, Or. TOE DAILY JOURNAL HY MOPIBR HROTH1CHS WEDNESDAY, BEIT. Ill, 1809. Dully, Ono Tear $3.00, In Advance Dally, Tout MonUia $1 00, lit Advnuoa Woekly, One Tear 01.00, In AJvnnoo A MATTER WHICH CALLS FOR EXPLANATION. ()iu of llio most umu-cntiutnhlo thing that linvo happened on the 1'nclllc const lately linn passed without anything llku tho notlco It deserved. An olllcer of the llrltlsh army was allowed to thoroughly itiHKct the fortiilcalloiiH at tho mouth of tho Columbia. I In was taken to Fort Htovctm on tho government tender George II. Mcndall, which cuuio to An torla to meet hhn,on tho order of eoiuo one high In nulhorllr In tho war depart ment, directing tho olllcorH in chargo nt Fort Stevens to provide tho means for IiIh conveyance. Ho was shown through tho interior of tho forti fications. Ho took cnpiniiH notes. IIo was taken across tho Cohiiuhhi to FurtH Columlila ami Canhy. IIo spent tho day examining tho formications and went away loaded to tho guards with JiiHt tho Information that would ho of.'ln cnlculahlo value to any foreign nation with which wo might lieeoiuo Involved In war; with Information which no prl vato cltlxoii of the United SHtes would xi allowed to aciuiru. Were those facta not authenticated beyond all controversy, It would scorn IncredlUiblo that this niluihlstrution would, under any other circumstances allow any olllcer or eltlien of any for cigu government to liccomo uiipiaiuUd with tho InmoHt secrets of our harbor defend'. Franco U Just now making herself an ohject of contempt to tho world by mi tailing mi Innocent man for tho orliue, which Home one committed, of Helling Information of not half tho liu porta neo of this which Ih freely placed nt tho dlajiOHal of n foreign military olllcer. Tho fact that wo am now on good terms with (Ireat llrltaiu and that there hail been a nauseating amount of slop written and ti-uktui on tho Niihject within tho hint year or so, cuts no figure. Wo am an likely to have our next war with Kng land us with any other llrst-ulasa power. Wo would lie inoro likely to, if it wore not for thu fact that England haw little wtomach for a tight w 1th any nation of equal resources. Doctors Can't Cure It! Contagious blood poison U absolutely Iwyond the iklll or thu doctors. They way dote n patient for yearn o their mercurial and potash remedies, but he will never be rid of thu dlMUuet on tho ether hand, hit condition will grow Uuullly wor fj e. S. Is the only cure for thl terrible nflltotlon, because It It th only remedy which oe direct to tho oauie of the disease and force It from tho lytteni. I wu alotd with Blood rolion, and ths MM dtwww did ru no ood. though J look thlr trfsiuimt (a I th rall lu fact, t seemed t e worm all (lit wall. I look a I mum every so-called lilpod r. sem to resell Ihn ilia. uinnoi mm, and had Ho tnVet bltTr. 1 wti ills h-i.rtnitd.forU iNmrO that I would nvr t cured At Ilia adslre ol a friend I thru too S. 8 Sand tN-KAntalm Tim 1 iw,iiMmi.t Hi mhii vuru mm corupirifiy, uuim -... r---- - r. .-v ttpmj ktallbaad Increasing-tur arlrt.tu in mu w" tin yuri ago, i nil, ntf i a tta a ol Ilia dltau to rtlurn. mu wu ttn rr fo, i iiie nty K MttoSf Staunton, Va, It I like Mlf-deitruotlon to continue t tlu jotah and merauryt biidoa totolly diMtroying tho digestion, they 4rj up the marrow in tho bonex, pro. dating a tlrTnoM and owelllng of the Jttinte, uttttleg thu hair to fall out, and " aVwreklngthojtei)i, &SLS.rfh.BM It jitMnuilMit f urely Yugetablo, and i Um mtif bloool remedy freo from these Of row mlmri, Soak a Mif-tort.tn.ont tent freo b twtfl 9Mit Oeiinfaiiy, Atlanta, G. j There In no moro excuse for showing a llrltiah olllcer through our fortifications than there would I hi In tho ease of any other nation. What Ih tho explanation? THE CALL TO MASSACHUSETTS l'rom tlm Hirlnjfiolil Mm,, Ilopiilillran. Tho place for ManMicliUHHettM Ih on thexidoof freedom and Relf-governmenl Where elmt ran nho Htand In tho light o hur intV In tho baltlo of IdeaH that pn-ceded the civil war mIio wiw foromoHt Jiidt iih In tho ltevolutlon h1id led the way, llrHl In rcHlxlauco to InJiiHtlco, and then In thu lighting. Our uiurtyrH In Ualtlmoro In 1H(1I weroln glorloiiH ron tlnulty from the earlier con II let that oH.ncd on Lexington green, For every lust caiiHo involving the rlghtd of man Faueull Hall, "thu cradle of liberty." haa been hoxpltahly opened, "Whether it wuh for weal or for woo" no nald an oloimunt Southern man in thu national Ileum) of HopreHontntlvoB in 1HHB, Hpeak of tho period froiu lHr.ri to 1875 "whether it wuh widely cr unwiHoly done men may differ and h-HtoriiuiH may dln pule but iih a matter of fact MumhucIiii celtrt led America, and led her with an ebullience, with u Kwar ami a force that have never Imo.ii HiirpaHHiil hi all thu tide of time lu the leadernhlp of a great peoplu." Huoh Ih the exact record of hintory eloiuently net forth by one of our long ago onomloM, It given the Humiliation of Hummer'H work and of Audrew'H the mutchlcKH leader whom) vittlou wax III led with tho holy beauty of freedom and tho iirophutle Heune of her premmt Hiril ami future triumph, and who drew the people alter them, or rather Inter preted and made articulate the thoughtN and pnrooH that burned in thu hearts of the p oplo. Then the moral of the Htate roue to lta helgth, and made the lHiacon that led a nation in rightcoiiH. mum through Hirlln ho re to the coming of blenced and lantlug peace. No lower Htaudanl than thene men upheld will do for .MaHMUthui-etta now orover or la worthy of her. It In to the evurlaitting honor of (leorgo F. Hoar and ofUeorgoN. lloutwellthat thoy. tho one In public ultU'o and the other a private eltlien, Hl'ind where Sumner utooil, and yield not an Inch In the face of (Miwer. They have brindied tmldu a mlntukeu ex IKHlleucy with the noble iiitolemuco of deep ouuvlutiouN. Kverythhig that In nuwt elntrlflusl in the xtory of Muhmi uhiiHetU mipportMuud applaudH them. At the head of the editorial ooIuiuiih of tho Ninth AdauiH TraiiK'rlpt Ht'U Htand, t' euyh the new Imnda that write below urn recreant In them, the wonln of John A. A lid row, placed there by that bravo freo.Hoiler, the lute Judge James T. ItohiuHou, and they Illuminate the Imium of today. Said tho war gouruer: "I know not w hat record of hIu awalto me In the other world but tJ.la I do know, that 1 never was io moan as to deple a man bteiuse bu was poor, bo eaiibo ho v,a ignorant, oi Ikhiuso he wan black. " How Iheto wonU burn into and ot.r the old, .familiar ulave holding KiutlmenU that am lovheil and preached in lW-JI liat v'oun A. Andrew was not niiHiu enough to du, the nlu that he upurued, it too commuu Uvl.iy. Them aro those w ho would IhhkiI the poile with h by making It a (tarty vhlhboluth. All of ui need to rlfciuto tho dlunity and tilmple justicttof Andrew ' wide outlook, lost wo help to narrow tho hurliou that MttNWchutetta hu. hd. llvtv, irhaps, moro heavily than any w hem, rests tho duty to keep thU nation to Its bearing 1'ole tar of light in KuroiHi'ti night That never falter from tho right. Senator Hoar ha pointed out tho way. If tho Ilepublleaus of Ma. cluuettn desim to nco her old leadership triumphantly reunel, it Ilea within their j-ower to numo it. Never was opportunity greater or tho path olearer. Not nubtrvlenee, but conviction, faith tu t , 1, In our prineipiej ana tno cvumgo .- . support them, nro demanded by these tlmoa. It cannot bo that n Jmajority of tho Kcpublicans of tho Htate, any more than the mass of her people, aro faith less to liberty. What then, does loyalty to freedom demand of us? Let no man 1x5 misled, Out of a confined situation preplexlng to many, let us seek tho clear answer, cut where It will. Loyalty and liberty and to our past surely calls for tho mipjMjrt of Republi canism wheruver It txs found, whether on this continent, where wo linvo given It a helping hand, or In thu distant east, whero wo are engaged In the strangc,the sliockingjof.work suppressing tho nttempt to establish u republic that has in it the seed and soil of growth and fruitage. This Ih now business for tho Fnlted Utates, but it is abhorrent work. It ought to bo stopped. Who doubts that if tho Republican statu convention of Massachusetts should declare in straightforward sincerity, n now face would lu put .upon this national nd venture, because new lights would have come to the president of the Fulled States. It Is lu crises llku this that Massaclm setts used to lead with tho Irresistable force of moral ixiwer. It is the fire from the old niter that leads George S. I tout well, when nearly H'2 yearH of age, to preach liberty lu Ronton nml Springfield ho uncenslugly and so convincingly. I le should be given u warm welcome ami n large hearing here Tuesday evening. Wo of tho present generation read with in tensu Interest the record of that great iKjrlixl of debate for freedom which pre ceded and involved the elsil war, hut let us nay to the youth of ttnlay that more Inclusively than at any time since then are the old principles involved and at Ihsiiu now. There aro new phases, but not new problems. You can make the tariff a matter of pur cent, thu monetary ipiestlou Ih con fused and confusing, Iwtli aio iockot iiiestloiiH, but tho rights of man In thu United Stated and In Asia touch every home and appeal to every heart to move or to harden It. Wo cannot narrow- rights there without curtailing them here, eo small is the world and h) an we knit together. If wo crush that peo pie tho musses at home must pay for It. The suppression ol freedom there Ih the Invitation to uilli'arisiu at home. Rrotherhood is the basis of Christianity or It Ih meaningless; eipuil rights tour and to each Ills meed of privilege, whether men or nations, or this Repub lie lea lie. To this tourhstouu and test our foreign policy muni ho brought. The null of Massachusetts is no place upon which to preach subjection, compiest ami militarism, however wo uiaydis guisu or palliate them. If it Is, then the glory of our past is us unsubstantial nan nlllo'tliewlsp, ami tho heroes we have gloried l-i have lcou creations of thu fancy. Soon or late tho battle of the people is to be won whero am we to htand while It h being waged? To Curo n Cold In Ono Dny Tsko Ijunthu llruimi (jutnliio 'IVIilnln A'l tnivulMKiirinnl lint nullify If It full in unc. k. W. (IrouioluiuUIro laoileHCli Imx. '.'V', a k. ii 3? o it j35l . flctintL ) IN Kind Yw llir Atari Roitl eiewtur. r , yS7- of zryx &'ua 'CUM llroko Her Aim 0. C. Robinson's little 10 year-old girl broke one of the Ikiih-s of her right wrist by falling out of the wagon in the hop yard near Kola. The little girl m promptly brought to Salem and Dr. Juasup made her a comfortable as km sible by hotting tho arm. $100 Reward, 100, Tho reudersof this paper will be pleased to learn thai there Is at least 0110 ill ended (Hhmso that buleuco has been able to euro lu all iu stages and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure U tho only oositlvo curo now known tu tho medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re. quires 11 constitutional treatment. nans uutarrii curo Is taken Inter llltlly. actlliL' dlreetlv uimn tho lil.uul ami mucous surraces or Hie f ystem, Mioreby destroying tho foundation of thu dloouso, und giving tho patient strength by building up tho consittu Hon and asslstlug nature In doing Its work, Tho proprietors huvo mi iniiuli faith In lu eurative jwiwors. that thoy oltorOno Hundred Dollars for nil) oiimj thut It fulls to curo, Send for list of Tostlunulals, Addross, F. J, Uiiknky,& li, To ledo. (). Sold by Drugghts. 7.'o- Hull's Family Fills are tho best, 150 I'aiu of lll.nkets. Yotorlrty a largo truck load of lnviu t Kill nil hlaukuts drove up strel and iiKt Investigation it was found they eamofrom the Salem Dyo works, whom I hey had I10011 cleUKsl and mpjilrwl for tho Uivgon IKMf Muto SeluM. Spei'ial atteutiuu is given to this class of work Tho Uost I'losoripuoii tor Malaria ChllUaiul KmjrU bold, at Uuiv Tast t. Ciiii.i. ToNie, it U .ImiJr liua ud yul"Ue,l tall- farm No eurv, u.i ivy. , "I sutToretl with piles olovon years beforo using DolVlti's Wltcli Havel bulvo; my health Is restuird-1 reel like a now niun" ConurU Stingo, Flora, Minu. A scot hlntr. hoalliiL? Smparatlon of stundurd merit: tones Drug Store. ,1 ,,,..,,. "" w "iP,"-,'t ' HKttiUM t ii, Feed the Fire, Tho food wo cat Is fuel. If the stom ach works properly It is transformed Into health and strength. If it docs not, then como indigestion, constipation, dyspep sia, biliousness, lazy nvcr nnu moneys, ami Hostetter's Stomach Hitters is needed. It will build up women as well as men. fee mat a i'iiivate uhnknue Stami' covers tho neck of tho bottle. Hostcttcr s Stomach DoNot Aooopt Any Substitute Bitters Tho Thirteenth annual fair of the Iluttu Creek Agricultural Association will bo held at Marquam, Clackamas county, on Saturday, September 'M and .'10, Tho olllcers nro S, L. llolmrt, presi dent;.. M. llartmaii, vice-president; W. S. Jack, treasurer, J. K. Marquam, secretory. Don't ToUrco (.(in 1 Kmoke tonr!.lr Am;. To quit tobacco entity and forever, te mar netlc. full of llfo, nerro and vltfor, take No-To-Mac, the wonderworker, that make weak men strong. All tlrugclsts, Wo or II, CuroKuirnn teed. Ilooklct and aamplo free. Address Sterling Itemcdy Co , Chicago or New York. Tho first automobile for linker City has been ordered by Albert Clclser, who until recently was tho chief owner of the famous Jlonanza mine, The Homeliest Man in Salem As well as tho handsomest, und others urc Invited to call on any druggist and got freo a trial bottlo of Kemp's IIuIhiiiii for tho Throat nnd Lungs, u remedy that Is guaranteed to cure and believe nil Chronic and Acute Coughs, Asthmn, llroncliltls and Consump tion. Frlcc 25c. and COc. eud&w When You Ride Your Wheel. Always shako Into your shoes Allen's Fonl-l.aso, a powder for tho feet, It keeps your foot cool, prevents sweat lug feet, und makes your endurance ton-fold greater, Oyer ono million wheel people tiro using Allen's Foot Kuse. They all pralso It. It gives rest and comfort to smarting, hot, hwooIcu, aching feet, und Is a curtain euro for Ingrowing nulls. At all drug gists and shoo stores, 2.1c, Sample FltlOF. by mall. Address, Allen S Olmsten, Lo Roy, N. Y. 3 riinro'n nlways hope when there's Onu Minute Cough Cure. "An attack of pneumonia left my lungs near 'the first singes of consumption. Ono Min ute Cough Curo cured inc." Helen McIIenry, llisiuark, N. I). .Stones Drug Htore. Opening Recital, Last evening thu Northwest Normal College of Music and Art was opened for business and the attendance was all that could Ihi expected, lu fact tho building was well tilled and the program was a lluu one and well executed. Tho open ing of tills college In Salem Is of vita interest to the musical welfare of this city. It is a place where our sons and daughters will be able to polish off the defective jsiiiits in their musical educa tion and attain tho necessary brillalucy of a professional. llrnul- I llliinil lU-t'li. Clean blood menu a clean skin. No beauty without it. Casearcts, Candy Cathar tic clean )oiir blood and keep it clean, li) itlrrlng up the luzy liver anil driving all hie purities from thu body, llegin to day to ImiiIsIi nlmples, lioili, hjotclii's, hlnckliradi, nnd that sickly bilious complexion by taking IWarcts, ln-nuty for ten rents. All drug gilts, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 23c, SUc. "Host on thu market f jr coughs and colds; for croup It lias no equal." writes Henry It Whltford, South Ca Cuiiu, Conn., of Onu Ml nu to Cough cure. .Stone. Drug Store. liusiness Opening, The small defect u tho front wall in the HlrHlihorg building at corner of State ami Commercial streets has been repaired and it is thought by those com. petent to Judge that tho front is now jKirfeetlv safe. Tho new place of busl uess will bo ois'iicd to the public next Saturday and will bo conducted by M. Wlpiut. lrt-Uh yov, wlivllitr you r.aUau lb n.l!-.llllnlot,ivoli.Ml. hU-TII UAtVj muiuv. idi, air inr 10 uulnvrfuucUUirMi.tii., (U. puriUM ih bluuj, tarr lotl mtalioihl. Pi4ki -nt, ttruaf oo.om Iff All.ll0lltt- innvanu. (-.irurtil bur TO II AC trow VWBi ItDUrhfii.K, T.k. Ilallh Dr awtk druirirl,!. ho ll)l. Dkllr b1Iv.ua r.l.lftntlv Una bat SI, u.akllj curat. Ifeolrt.SIM, rlU t lj I.. t-lM. ((J, IiiIhL Kodjl Dysnepsla Cure Is a kcicntlllo eoinpoiind. It "digests whatyou eat" and cures dyspepsia, M, A. Ketron. Hlonuilugdulc, Tenu., says It cured him of Indigestion of ten years' stand ing. Stones Drugstore, Two hundred Indians (torn the Warm Springs Agency, am picking hops in Lane county yards. In military prlsous an ofTendcr is some, tluies sctitrnceii to carry cannon balls front one place to another and pile them uti all Uy long That is alt l'cilisnj it does not ecm very tettitile but it soon weais hit life out. It Is practically a death sentence, and he knows U, he would rather be shot. Many a sick mail feels the same way about the burden of discaie that he Is luintine back ami forth from day to dy. lie would as soou be down with a mortal disease. It will come to that sooner or Uter . nun a me can be Umst-fU out by )eri aud lier complaint. The ex lvcrfence of Mr J T Cardwell, of I'all (.leek Ikivpt. I'itUTlvanla Co . Va , hs how lr Weice's Golden Medical l)icov ery saves people from consumption by w-akitig up their nutritive ortrauism and Bivinit it power to supply pure, healthy blood, which dtlves out blood poisons aud dead tissues and builds up sound, whole nine tlesh aud muscle. 1 ..'' ff'.!1 -W J'y ' "" Mr CardwtU In a inter to l)r Iterc to wine you oT the Umu benefits d-rlv.t lr..n . ... t ... ..:- OuUi Medical Vtusmxxy .nd lltUe Wllets. bV.c? y,t.-r- eoutraclea a vrttn cold, whkta UAled the skill uf one of the t-nt 0i slcUat la wy Malt It tu 00 and I conllnu fi1 A7Wi r-. uuU1 - lJfd ti w-nle to the AVvMlJ. l)UtHiuary Mevlkal AsmcUikm ALj 1 . .' .1S.1 r.,,D,lu'nr aotM rue to Uk 'Ogidea Medkal llcuvery' and fellels foe ladLrntktti aud liver cumiUlnt at thu tlm i,U,0!flh,, h,ki lft.1 J " y alter I had couirueuctd the uk el our taedt due uiyreu-t )ud rutlrerv stor.ped wy diri tha , was uTfet. v tow siitu Jiber, aiiaylnd I Mist lift aud i4w U my whole body ThU ruaivelous "DtK-uvety" makes nerve fence and rugtrcd power It is far belter than oily emulstoua it does not make dabby U it does not mcitt-i IU ,iei iiiau uiit er ytisui ui wipuieut people. sriai . mnuo b is in a aj-iioo.. 9 y. I R I k A3o TTVHI M If SWjTV-' .--b far -ro ' ---ti. n saav' mm t ft" Mr t H& K. jjl 00 BEST OHM f EM $ Is issued Thurstlay morning lu time to reach, nil wtls of the state the same week. The $1.00 Weekly... In two partscoutalns all and Slate News. I WEEKLY JO The Model Oregon Newspaper aud Family Journal. Uniting Nows, Fiction, Literary, Ranch and Dairy unJ'Murkot News In attractive readable form. Jd I An independent Associated l'ress I'aperfor the Peo ple. Send lor samples freo The Jotjknal 1ms the fullest report or the doings, of the legislature and state. oniclaU, as well ai Indepen dent, clear and concise eminent ou all public matters. Send a trial subscription. .loins.. ?m?os I mMMm r W-B , Important Foielgu, National J UL A W II u u 1J M . Mils & Eastern Railroad TIME UAED, 2 For Ynqulna: Train leaves Albany Ii!:50p. ui, Train leaves Corvnllls.... 1:45 p. tu. Train arrives Ynqulna... 5:50 p. m. 1 Returning: Leaves Ynqulna 7"00 a. ni. Leaves Corvallls 11:40 a. tu Arrives Albany 12:25 p.m. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:10 a.m. ArrlvcB Detroit 11:65 a. 111. 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:2on. tu. Arrives Albany 5:.'I5 p. tn. 0Leavcs Albany 0:0." p. in. Arrives Corvallls 0:55 p.m. 5Leavcs Corvallls 0:40 a. in. Arrives Albany 7:25 u. m. Ono and two connect at Albany and Corvallls with Southern Fad lie tiains, giving direct service f) nnd from Now port and adjacent benches. No. 0 runs from Albany to Corvallls on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only. No. 5 runs from Corvallls to Albany on Tuesdays, Thursdays und Satur days only. Trains for tho mountains arrlvo at Detroit ut noon, giving umplc time to reach camping grounds on tho Rreltcnbush und Suntiam river the same dny. 11. u WAI.DEN EDWIN 8TONK, Mutineer Albany, Oic. T V. . I. A. J.TUKNEK As-cnt, WtLLAMnTTEMIVKK DIVISION STEAMER ALBANY, Captain .nmnlt. Leaves H ilem at 7 a. in. for Portland aud way landings every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The steamer has been ciiulpiicd with flrsl claxs RiToiiimodutlons, InclinlliiK nu cli'tcant lliisarpni'ed fur cnrrylnK both freight nnd ps-ai'iiKers. PockFoot of Btnlo slropt. i:i). N. UDia Agent. Canadian Pacific 11 Soo Pacific Line. Travel in comlort by the the fastest train crossing the continent. It is a through train making fewstops. Its equipment is of surpassing eleganco. It will pay you to travel by.it. For full particulars us to rates, time and copies or C. I. U. publications ap ply to C. M. LOCK WOOD Agent, Salem Ore. II. II, Abott, Agent Fortland. E. J.Coylc, A.U.P.A, Vancouver fl.C. Oregon Short Line Railroad The Direct Itouto to MoDiaDi Utah, Colorado aoil all Eastern 1'oints (lives rhnlco of inn favorite routes, via thr umuii riu-inu rim .111111 i.iue, or llio ltioOruncleSccnlo Uuvi, Look nt tho time li Days to Salt Luke 2 Days to Denver 31 Days to Chicago 4 J Days to New York Krce Itecllulnit Chair t'r. Upholstered Ton Ut aiiH'plnir Cars, ami Pullman Palace. Sleepers oerted on nil trains. For further Information apply.tn 110ISK J: UAItKKR, Axents, Salem. W K COMAN, Ocn'l Ascnt C. 0. TEMIY, Trsv. Pass. Kt Ui Third St. roillaud The Academy or tho Sacicd HcaH 3ALUM, OUUQON. Under thmllrii'llim nt th,. lMi,,ra,,r .1... Holl n111nd nf .Inlla m.,1 M,.... ..ill ... - ,, - -.'-. ...... ......, ,, iu- 8U11IO fitllilli.il 1111 ki,.K,...l... 111. young lady boarders and also for day lunula. ineliiilhiL- liv 11,1,1 ,.irlj li.,,......, n, 1t!,rll0Stly nitiostel to enter their ehililrenntthoopeiilngofthollriitsosolon. An ah-onco of moro than two v,eoksdur Ing the scholastic year, will interfere with the conferring of certificates and medals. Tho music and art deiutrtiiieiits Iilrnisli nil tin, ,iu,.iinla iv.. ...1 ,., study. ProsiK-ctus i-ent freo on applica tion. 8-i lm Hod Picking Will commence in a few days. IXi not fflr.,.i, .. o.i...l.. . ..if ... Z .-.Bv. . ,,,, ,, juun-cii vviin eoitee, teas, baking jwulers, extracts and unices at our store. ' We will given barrel for hop picking FREE with a Two IXillar purehaw, and you tickets lxsides, ' V0K0OASIA TBI STORE. Telephone MOI. Free Delivery. TBI. ORDAT SAW LAKE ttOUTt. called to the advanta;ecaeid thtm by the Min'iY"""1' ,,"G S't lake .k . 1 .' . .''" prevaueu v.htlher the tnpU maue vu Huntington or an Fran, ciico. The rassencer has hit choice of iwo routei out of Portland, three throurh Colo . iIclT , , ' "5, i-o cmer line oat of Portland can oKer such raiiety ol iwiies in oaauion, a day's stopoeer U civen all FOisBers at any joint in Utah or Colo, rado. Throujh pullmm aed touiut sltep. ing cars are iun 00 all irauw, wc M ( ....... v., . Wic jvcrVKC -lid c- comroodAHons oRm are equaL if not su DCrtOT tO tha .fr of inv lvnc-vn-.(TH...l and tates aieaU ays as lo-as the lowest, II rWll rVWtlaiHiilatA .a J, D. Marutield. G neral ASent. Rw Grande Western Railway. 142 ibird ,. Poitland E11L! ITISI) J ..., . ..., ,u,uiiuq jou rnay need in refeierue to laies, routes o accotnodanons I wu 10-tf I 0.R.&R TIME RCnfllUM-.. ...u. luriiniMi hitt Kant Mall 8 p. in, Salt Ijllrn. 1omv.V"i".T--. nm.i,. ' t?..r.'V i.V.."ortri r; ii.7:.,.J'"".. A Ht 6 (JiM u...,w..aVnMu BUil HUt, 8p2;'w,VJ!"v':,Hv;.mii si-iT kin. mu.M upij., on i ,U IIIML, Kill rt h.l ...v.K nil. I Clll, ..v y u. I 3Q a. ra. 0(lKA"l5HTMVfu"iMiTi Sp ni, For Ban rmnclmo. ' I- Ma HallCTcry llVo day. 8 p. m. ex. Hun 10 p, m. t'OI.U.MiriA"IffvT.lt . , ou.Ani.ai-j, I n . To Astoria and way ijimllng,, ex,; Icavc Hnliim WH.r.AMrTTP iiivimi ArSv 7,15 am ,llr'!"1.1.'!. Newbcru and nvl6,,T tTll. Tlin uiuuings. - fc- Wedi nnd Hat Krl WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION Dally boats to Portland as above. Transfers to street car line nt Orec ,'i If the ll'im-n aro .1.1.. ..I .1 n '1 trip tickets to all points in Orecon, Wsiff .-.., v. WH...w..,.H, ww.i.iiitiuu made at I'oti land with all tall, ocean anclrivcrline, NV.1LHURLHUR1. Gen'l Pas. Anl. Portland n, G. M. POWERS, Agent, Trade street dock Salem. IlOISE U llARKUK. City Agent.. SOUTH AND EAST TfE S1KSTA RO'JTE of Tin: Southern Pacific Co, KXf.MS TRAINS RUN HAIIV 7iOO r 9'4S P 7 MS A Lv...;l'ortl nd . Ai Ar.... Salem .. Ar Ar. San Francisco I.v lUIIftAH -JS-a? am U:I5 a x M) S 00 V M 65 V M 6.43 A M 815 r M 7.00 A M 8MS PM 4.15 ' M 7-55 A in Ar Ogdcn .. Ar Denver, Ar .... Omaha , . Ar .... Chicago .. Ar. ..Lot Angc!c Ar ... El Paso ., Ar....Furl Worth. Ar.. New Orleans, Ar iiorM 645 PM S50AM 6,30 ru 9-5r 335PM S4oa 84JH1 , I,v . Ar ..Lv ..Ar . Ar Ar Ar DlNlNli CARS OMSEkVATION CARS. Pullman first-class anil leurts: sJcepinTcaTi . attached to all though tralm. Toumt cr through to Chicago without cliango. KO3KUUU0 MAIL, r-IIAll.Y. 8:30 AM) Lv. 1055 AM VLv. 5:20 v M ) Ar Portland . .AM 4,-30 p n Salem.... Lv -J 1 50.TM Koseburg.. i.v (7 -30 am West Side division. DRTWRKN PORTLANO AMI C0RVA1US. Mall Mains dally except Sunday. 730 a mI'Lv.... Portland.. Ar) 55orM 1 1. -55 pm( Ar.... Corvallls.. Lff i.-jopm At Albany and CorvnTIii comcct lt rains of the C. & E. Ry. iTJlWENWrTcE PAtoLNuK. ' KXrRKSH TRAIN PAILY FXCEIT SUMiAY. 450 I'M) Lv ...Portland Art 8;:5 am :Lvs.'5oam Lv) 450 AM 730 P m Lv. . . .McMlnnvllle I Hyo pm At Indetiendence Direct connections nt San l'ranctcu wall ttearashlp lines fi HAWAII, lArAN, CHINA. THE PIHLLIPINES and AUS TRALIA. For throueh tickets and rates call o- W. W. SKINNER, Depot Agent, cr C- U. OAIIUILLSON City Ticket Ac-M, 23. Cora mercial St. Salem O.', R. K0E11LKK, ManaKn. C.MARKHAV G. F. &P. A. Poitlanl iipli You Can Get aLo wer Berth, Ith one exception the through trains of tho Ilurllngtun Route are almost Invariably well-lillcd. Tlic exception Is our St Paul Chicago LimlM'ri. Ou the liiultcd there Is usually room and to spare. Don't Infer that It Is neither t-o lino, nor so fust, as ANY twin or ANY other lino between bl, Puulund Chicago On the con trury, there Is no more beautiful train In America. It has electric light, ste-uu bent, wide vestibules the most satisfactory dlnlng-ca fcervlco on the coutlucnt-and lower bertlffor everybody, A. C. SHELDON. Ocn'l Afent, Portland, Or. A Few Interesting Facts Wlien people are contemplating a trip whether on husineu or pleasure, they natur ally want the best service oVtalnable so Ur as speed, comfort and safety l cjnee-n-a Employes of the Wisconsin Central Lines re paid to serve the public und our trains are operated so as to make clo e connection with diverging lines at all junction poinis. Pnllmtn Palace Sleeping and Chair cars on through trains, Dining car sewice unexcelled, Meals a la Carte. In order to obtain this firstcltss seivce, ask the ilcket agent to sell you a ticket over TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES and you will make dirert cnnnettiors a &t. Paul for Chicago, Milwaukee ami an points East. For inv fur, .- Infn.nvatinn call on any ticket agent or correspond with IAS. WIND, General Pass, Agent MiLwAt'KkK, Wis, or JAS. A. CLOCK, (intial Agent, 246 Stark Sticet, PoKTlANn, Oxk. No Moro Carpet Monopoly. hotax & nnvi2sT Have ut rerolreit a Isrve and rlesrsot line or Cr-t, Ituea and Ustuiis. Tlvesa aie boiulil lu Ih -- ailu and will bnk monoi-uljr nt) in Salem. A NEW nEAHSE Jut aideil for I lie free us of vlnB of our UndrUkina; lXirtui'-ni Carjital Tunk Shoo- V M Dealer in Cast lion, Wrout-'i'-ir.-n M I Move plates, cupper, brass, xim, .- ! lead, rope, robber, bag-i, bides, I"- . J. D. Rl'HENSTEIK, Pn.prietor .. V 130 Court St -alviii. Or V H 1 r) uCsS'&0VC&CfXSCyC&AS'J H ,j .