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JZS. MM Our: : : Guarantee j Heavy wcijdit Oxford Mixed Cheviot Pit S5.S5 p- r, ( Kino Oregon Chcrint ) Itfno 1 til sabill u. I&7.50 nil ulxwilutoly all wool and ---- i ( laid owur. rn fli .t And tie Pride of Our weight Blue Serge Suit, 257 Commercial THE DM.1 JOORMAL HY HOfRK UHOTHBKB TUK8DA, Si:iT. 1W, 18W. Dally, One Tear 93.00, In Advance Dally, Tout Montbi SI 00, ! Advance Weeklr. One 1"or 81.00, In Advauce CROP REPORT- Acricuhuial, Climate and Crop Repoit for Week Ending September 8. lair weather prevailed itiirliiK tlw last H'Vi'n days, oxoept on Tuesday over tho Northern portion of Western Oregon, where .01 of an ''irh of rain foll.niHl dur ing Wulnmwlay aLernooii ami night, when generally Itm than .10 of an inch fell In IIik Columbia Ulvur valloy nml over Xorthwisjrn Umatilla comity. ThitoniH)ratnru from 10 n. in. to mm not wan warm; the night toniiwraturoa wore ctol, but materially ulsivo tho front Iolitt. There were few cloud from Thursday. Tho winds wore frwih In force 'rom tho North. Tho grain crop In all harvested In tho southern counties of WoMorn Oregon J rcort state that tho grain crop In thor ougldy satisfactory ' yluM ami that no dainago wasdono by tho i.iltis. In thu coast counties tho Kraln crop In practle' ally wcurcd. Tho greater imrtlou of tho grain will lx' all threshed hy tho uloo c( tho current ttwli. 'ljio spH'ig-sow n wheat Ih turning out letter than wan ex pected. Within ton days tho j,.-iilu liar vent ttlll l- practically ounipletwl 'i the State of Oregon. The etitt,,ig of tho second elovor erop in now In pregress: In some wctlonn three crop liavo lntm out this yimr. Paiiturngo In reported to Imi Itotlur than for yearn ; thorn lit an almnilanctt of Hy on hand for fcI during thu w hilar In all mvUiuih of' tho slate. Plowing ami seeding iwutliiuo; the ground In in ip J condition ami the weather U tdtail for all farm work, (irainsown In August Ih making line growth. Hop picking MHiti'iueti iindar tho inoat faorablueirc(imtr ice. In t)ios yards where eultlmtlon ami spraying wore pioporly iluiio, the hop crop U In tf coiiilition; in in airly att iihIoiI ynnW the IiOm, while, largo, are moldy, or, a known in Knjtlaud, an "hlaek blight" prevails. The hop erop, us a whole, la an lino an any over picked In Oregon, ami It in liemg iweurcd mueli laittur than iiwrnl. Hop piekliiK will lm eoiuplcitotl hi about ten dayH mute. l'ruuo drying ha oummuneoil, and Willi fow exception dry-Hit will Im kh eral in all oreimnli UiU wV, lttporU indicate Halt IKmiijUh ctxiuV)' will Imve the iaiytut huh croji, thiMitjh no trinity or orvlmrU will have a crop a large as the one of Uut J'ear. Tho ap ple and iear crop arc niiorl In iiianUty and quality in all orchard. 1'io1um are coming Into the market, but not a pkntifiilly a in fonuer yearn. Malonn Sacrificed to Blood Poison. Thoo who have never had lllood Tol koncan not know what a deiporate eon. ditfon It can produce. 'IliU terrible Uiteako which the doctor are totally unable to cure, I ooiiiiuuiiioated from one generation to another, Inflicting It taint upon couutlen innocent one. Som ,.fHKuIl l...xultfd'ltll rrtlKMI hy it Duixiwhu in(w u-l uif Ute wlib UtMfc u at T)imtle una vta uuhjuii i.,ine uural, ud l lift w Tiildra lip to IbtfMtlul I. ur l Ian jvtta 1 uf Itted untold uiifjr 1 WM Mltftwt UU Mtft ntt Uiott Irooi lifu ia fu.il, and no Unirtio lanlilM hit (rrllK ot win tlurlntf thta long jttrt, I lid Ilia Uut inruicai ircaiinrui ocr rral ilirlcunt uro ehrlj rrll m. but all cur and potash Meiurl to add furl lo ih awful llama which win ilevi urnju ui I to iiq uurpcM. 'inn nivr III? I ill1, ft jVUI aaaaaaajaaaaaaaawj JVaaLLLPF v alr(tit lr trlrndj who had writ . rdfifui tiurra madobr II '' Irr Swilt'a hiiuo We got two boMr, ami I felt h ie aitln rTlv In mx lroa( liojw (or bralih and happiurM Kaicain. I iiitil from lha !art and a ooim If I and irfwt curavraatha iyuli H b H. I Din only blood reuifrd vrhleh rch df. Mrata caM. Mai. T. W 1 u. UontMm(r. Al. Of'the many blood romediea, 6- 8. 8. h tlio opJy ojio which nan reach deep. tixl, violent cae. H nover faiU to cun jierfectly and permanently tho incut ueiiperata casei which aro beyond the reach ot other reined le. &SS'rh.BkMd j U vtr namtA, and U tl,o only 1 ' imi" u"" " M ,M ' i,Wwi ..! irmannidMl to contain no Jcxiawry to roaort to omputatlou toaave, I mercury, uoUhIi, or other mineral. hi VaiuaOia iooica jnaiuxt jrc iiy pwm HpvalHe Qowyuay, AUaaU, UtwrgJa. I DGET Vour Mosey Bick if you want il! 8lS An nil wool Illaok Clay (R50 orated Suit for which others nek fl.OO, at ftoojSS A stylleh rtrti or neat) ..I.....1. ...... l.....tt. R !.' sum icok iimuewiin o iih- 1 (Hilile breasted vest ) j m so Stock is a heavy, w liter all wool, fast color,?9.50. k C0MPAN 1 St., Salem, Or. of all kind aro plentiful. The rool weather during Augtixt retanlel tho de velopment of tho melon. HOP TALK. What la Uelng Done In Sonu of the Hop Yatdi. The iKiHt week lias Ikmiii one of eon- tf ntioun line weather for hop grow era and many MiiiallyanlH have been eloauol up and tho llninhed iroluct ImIiiI ami nwattlui; tho critical tect of th o hop buyurM. In several loenlltiuA wheru the proiluet In line and tho Kronen) harmonious they will pool thulr hoM and Nell to the hlldietit bidder. Many yimle are oxer-crowded with plokiTfl and It haa Imii imHiinlble for plckemto make waxM, and cjuiHpiently jieoplu get 'n iiihI ecroiiildo them to Kther"any way to get there" ami in thin way many hup (grower low in both Ittality nud in quantity of Iiojw and the picker can only pick half the time and Mini but Kir pay. The hopplckiuc methmlH will have to lx1 materially remedied in many yard lieforu iMirle'- tlou Iion4 can be turneil out of Oregon' IleldM. The oxjiert hop dryer' work I in vulii where the pnoluct I ruined In the Held and no one etui Ik) blameil more than the men who own the yard. The Halem Itoy art) thl year otirnlui; an iinomlnhlo reputation of Ik'Iiik a Hiurrool trouble to the hop yunl, in the way o( "earomiuK and comlm; out at all hoir ot ult;ht and makiiiK the nlnlit hldwMi for till iK'aehable eole. A lady who ha piektnl Iioihi till kmhoii ni)h that out of the two hundred picker employed in tho yard lio ha yet to hear an oathnrlHid hint, uiuo hut when the Salem lxiy come out. A. 11. Coyle, llnUliwi hi IK aero hop yard at Lincoln, Sunday, and will lluinh hia !A) acre yanl Thurlay. The yield la nuld. I). (Ilbwon will fliihli hi yanl, iutohh tlte rirer, tiuilnlit. Satunlay iiikIiI he lutd aa many Ivop a he inl lat car. Tlie ho(m In the lleero hop yanl on MUMon l")Uom aro all pk'keilaiid inUtle llckliiK in the Dhvi ami liomt Unn )iud 1 pnnsrMHduK finely and all the ltuM will noon be 4ckeil I'l thoce In. (loin .van I. AUwt W) pkkera left Ilorwt Hro. Imp yard Kumlay to pick eteewlioro. IIuim thioHKlHiHt tlie country are mwiklinx itille co4Ienl4e. eaeially lit tlw Uittuin luiwln. Tlie NhImhi )ttrt will U HnlalMul tliia week with a good erop. llckera are all lutppy aa the weatlier U fMd, a ul the yard nwueseoiwit lo( the bet. llorat llru. are ruiiiilui! with a er.v aiaall force ae yet lait will luue Hme mere picker when the mayiiUiriHn yanU haveHuUHal tlie hat eat. The Dave I Vive yard la well aupplied with ptfjker, atal lto)M m. The tri-weekty duiwe are well at tended, ami are very deaaHtandonlely aialmiwh ettjo)1! hy t'te younr, o)4 0MtHMd here. Oh Thumlay abeut UiSO a. m., a rawer wua altoat at tla NUntt yanl that a man waa atarvt'n; todeath. lirvat exciU'Htent pievalh!. (hi Inverligathui it pruwl to be tlie )ttnl bo, I'aul IIImkIim, well kiMtnn to Hahwn Mjple aa water iuMN'UMr. He wu 't really a aerhtua ouMtUUiHi, ami only for a kiml heartml old lady W'Ih divkltal her laat morael with him, there wouhl have Uwh one Hiau Itaja, Wore the ihmmi liour ar rived. Tho Uoat I'roaonptton tor Malaria Ctilll.sttd rVrtsa Uut i UKUtMraaTK- la Chi Quialiitfli I'nwt i,V chiu. Tssjia, ii to tmw i w a a iMiawm mat. xv curs-, w Mt. nut w. i-ii a aw ih One Meie CoiWct. ltoMUiua Carllalts, a famale ismvUt from JackNmvllle, w ha ha Uhw iwh tenewl to u tarm of Him yur iu th Hiiiltantlary, Ix4ng fowial guilt of a cJiargo of aresiit, HtUag lire tu Irh-brothw-Iudaw ' Utnt, Shu at drt plad "ih1 ifuilty," wit mlttimHitly rhangwl liar mlml ami i4td "gHiilty" ami was Mjittaiutsl, by JihIko Haiiua, tu icrve nine year. Leg AttinutateJ. B TO 1511 1 1 1 r. HU.lV (H. A. Jiidhoit of this gity was e wejy Injureil last wcuk while coupling curs noar rian 1'rauctnoi. Ilia rlyht hip and . - . - - . !.-.... --. 1 ...!.' I life. Hols 17 ycar of ugo ami u well known hero having Mime relative rehiii In ttiul aUait Balem Golden Weddinp. Rev. T. F. and lite. M. A. Koyal to day celebrate the fltieth anniversary of their marriage having been united in holy wcllock on Sept. 18, 1SI0, near Galeabury. Knox county, III. In 1853 they cro-M.il the plain with an ox team and took up the pioneer work of thf M. fc. church in Oregon and lutve lalx)reI faithfully until the present time. hlght children came to blef their i happy home, fire of whom are still living j they are Itev. P. O. Koyal, of Troy, Ohio; M. G. Iloyal of Olympia, Wanh.; K. V. Itoyal. of Ilaleton, Or.; Mr. Aeolia OIerv, of Oregon City and Mr?. Carrie Mnmford.of I'almieo, Wah. The threw wIh have preceded thorn to the heavenly home were Mr. Anna T. Smith, ho died while a missionary in Africa; William K. Koyal who died at oollene in Ohhi where he wag prearliig for the ministry, and OtteiMt I'. Itoyal who died in infanry. Tlie have Id grandchildren and one great grandchild. Tor over M year Itev. T. F. Itoyal ha been a Metlnxllit preacher and in tliat raiacity a well a4 u elucational work ha done a vant amount of gol. For year he wa pHudpal of rmniia aca demy and afterward held the mine position at the Portland Academy ami Female Pemiiiary. lie wa for Mime yearauilwionarv to the Indian at Siletz and Klamath agendo. Mr. Itoyal alo aUtcd in teaching and wherever they have Inlxired they have won the heart of tho eople hy their noble Christian character,' their kind and iiiimjIIUIi way. Mr. and Mr. Itoyal Imve recelvitl many cougrattiliitory letter from their friend in all jKirtM of the country. The UdleJ Aid Society f Ille M. H. church gave a rci'eption at the par Minnge in their Imnor from '2 to h p. in, 'tlay. A pleaxaut feature of tbi oc cnMou coniHtod 't thu fact that all of Mr. Itoyal' living brother ami dMcr were able to be precnt ami united with hi children, grandchildren ami other relative lieaHile a boat of friend to i inn le It a most delightful and memor able day. Mr, ami Mr. Itoyal were the recipient of many lMiitllul ami "golden" prev ent. The iianwiuago wa beautifully deco rated with evergreen, wlm, fern, lotted plant and choice cut llower, the gold and the white Mug the choren color. The following member of the Itoyi.l fitmlly worn priwout ; Ituv. nml Mr. T. I-'. Itoyal, .Mr. ami Mr. J. I.. Itoyal, of Portland; Itev. ami Mr. John Fliiiu, of Portland; Itev. and Mr. J. II. II. Rtyal' Mr. Sarah Itoyal, of Mt. TaUir, Itev. and Mr. Harold Olnirg and four chil dren, of Oregon City; I'r. anil Mr. O until Itoyal and on, of Portland; Ixyd Itoyal ami Howard Khory, of Portland; Ml (i rare Smith, of llllllMro; Mia l.lly Itoyid, of San rranciMti; Mi Carrie C. Itoyal, r. Singleton and daughter IIom!o;Kov. ami Mr. C, Alder- Miii, Mr. W. A. l'eorMin, MIo Ilitli Pearl ami Iil Aldeixtu, Mr. and Mr. C. F. Itoyal; Mr. ami Mr. Prank It'ter, MhwKthel Maliaii, of Kauxa; Mildred and KlUunrtli Itxer, Mr. and Mrt . Y P. Willi'im, beidc n Inwt of frieiiil and aciuaiutaiK'e iiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiif iBEECHAMS PILLS rorifytht Blood. Cor Biotcnt srovt Corapl Cnra Blotchct. Im- proYt Complexion. T 10 CCDU 21 ccit. lllllltlllllllllllHIIH To cute 1 a Orinpc, keep warm, erpcctall) the IjcU and tak Ur. Attica' Ntrviac 1'IANUS, UKOAN AND MACHINES. Sl'.WINQ A now Is tliu time when litany are lliluktim of buying pianos, organ and i-owlng uiticliliio, 1 tako till motliiKl tu lauilud von thai you htivo with you i un old .loaler In tluMj liiioalwliuiiukei It ti liuy lo btiv hi gotalu no lie ouu meet all advertised prlcoa on tho wirtic i k'tKMlti. lit the ooMing iiiauhlue Hue IKirMius thai come to my atore ami cu whulprlcos maulilnes run bo Ixiuglit for, but' here Others, 1 lint), tend, but not near vimaiiy a umk! t de.bo cuuko mj many Kilestneii thuy talk to charge o much more than they can got lliutii by hcnditig for them. 1 have In i-took lilrili.iirm.MilMhroadlug abut IW, all allucliuioiit,, I'drawor, o.tk table, mowing umililiiuiiforltMo IIS 50 You do nut taKo any risk M'tidliig or iloiHwiilng yourcttkli. You can xec thu machine and ow on Jt Ixilore you wiy tor ll. Kiuurc your prices ador UmmI anil frclu'ht ami you will mm 1 am f rum 41 tu itf.ft) clioaor t huu tluc prlca, One exainiile: My gain on alilppliig a n!n piano-I have iiha on ilia roail near ul pluniH, uiiIhixc! iiackud In u car, at the ralo ot 41.&0 a liuudiiHl; price of box, it at tho file lory; weight of taix avurugiH 2-V) pounds, at (I a hundrud la $10; welubt or tilaiHt In box ttOO Huml, at II, luaktis l At the rateut ll.tiOmakiM Ml HO -a dltferatice on the ntuui In box of IILIC uiakliik a total dllTerutieo ul U pluo 110 plus, 114.40 or laVLlO 1 4VC on oacn plauu, A very fair protit on oaoh ptanuuud al.irgeavingoit a cur- load, 1 could till thU entire juiper full o( imiuoa or iKirlitM thai liavo bought either a plutio, organ or timing mu clilno fnwi mo. 1 will give you the names of six only vlt Prut, W. C. Ilawloy. (lesi. tl .Myer, Dr. W. II llyrd. Ivdllier P. Placllu.. of Mt. Angul, Sid Durum ami Mrs C II. Iluigei. brow; thtss profovilonal men and ladhaa who aro goinl Judge, you laoo ovidniicc that thoy found my odkir- good and aschaupor cluMpi-r man any other place. As llioe (xviple have bmml ll to llielradvanuge t buy from mt, will nut you o In aliort, I buy ami sell my gixnl as ohoapaud elieotHjr than any uutld manufacturer or (Utter can jKvolWy lay down a Mugle lilnmont of a plaim. organ or scwlug maelilne, ' r QKOUGK O. WILL. No. M Coiuitiorelal street, Saloat, in xlle Hush batik. -IS d & w tf OASTOHa'A. - .. tWatu ) lw M Xn Hvt alwrt 6wfb let -j SJu w'tt' Vv YZjLut '4.UU pjvGooatnrl It isn't much trouble for a really healthy rain to be srood humored. Jollity and exhuberant health are a pro verbial combination The hearty man who U always lauchlni? doen't have any trouble with hU digestion It has been uid that lauifhintr mike people healthy The trnth U that health makes people laugh. It is impossible to estimate the tre mendous influence of health upon human character. A man with a headache will aot lie In a happy, contented frame of mind. A man who aulTers ftom a weak ttomach ar.d an impaired digestion will sit nd crumble through the best meal ever prepared A bilious man who is not a bore, is deserving of a place in a museum. A nervous man who is not petulent and fault-finding is a curiosity. All these con ditions lead to grave disease, when the victim becomes not only disagreeable, but dependent as well. A wise wife will real ize that while the old saying that a " man's heart is in his stomach,' Is not literally true, it is a fact that his stomach sweetens or sours his character according as it is healthy or unhealthy Ur Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the best of medicines for the conditions described. It make the weak stomach strong, the Impaired digestion perfect. Invigorates the liver, purifies and enriches the blood and tones the nerves. It tears down half-dead, inert tissue and replaces them with the firm muscular tissues of health It builds new and healthy nerve fibres and brain cells. It dissipates nervousness and melancholy and imparts mental elasticity and courage. It is the best of all known medicines for nervous disorders "Through your skillful treatment I am once more a well man.'' writes I. N Arnold, lq . ot Oandr. Logan Co Nebr I suffered for year and could not rind rell'' until t commenced liking your 'Golden Met. cat Ilonrtry.' 1 ur Tered with comtlpatlon fcial torpidity of liver which resulted in irritation of the protate and Inflammation of the bladder. I had only taken one Nxtlr when I found grest relief. The medi cine hat effected a permsucnl cure." LITTLB TELEORAMS. Three men wero injured, two of them f (tally at 1 AngoloN, lat night while the entire block liumlcd by Commer Mai, Alamcdn, IteiUena nml Wchnlng ton utroet wa burned. The town of Parnnam, New York, wa totally destroyed by flro ytwtorday afternoon. !.", aljtil one-quarter of a million dollar. Alxut 'J000 Indian are employed In picking ho In the I'uyallup valley and nearly all are indulging in a nut ilant'c. Till year Is the lire! hsimih that they have Im-oii employed In live year. Tommy Jtyan. the Syracue middle- weight pugilist, gave Frank Craig, the Harlem "Coffi-e Cooler" a terrible drub bing beore 7,(XK) jxHqile ill the Coney llninlSort,'ig club hint night, 'n ten round. It I rrrtisl that (immral Alger gave out the Information that ho will not 1-e a candidate for United State senator. Yellow .luck I inereaMng at Key Vet "l now i-ao have been remitted nud :i ilraith in the tst IS hour. To Curo n Cold In Una Dny Tki Idiatlin llr-mii. Quinine 'llilrts A" inmsi.i. leninu tin' mniieriril fll t" mro, K, W llMiti'a lKnaiirlsiniarl) l'i. A, fLlASSlGTAPEl , i.MMi iii iiM9r, "'JE' - f Z-stSJ wm THE. DAILY lly .TlHll, I'eslnjr I'utd, Only $6.70 aYeai, The Weekly Chronicle Greatest WecVly la thj Country, $1.50 AM ilaWuJifUC Mtsl t.i anr !" ' ( t'all, Watra. lanaJa an4 altilni, THU WKKKt.V I'll HON lll-K. Ihs tlltht,t a4 mmI vmMU klr NtoafatHtr In INt orU. pciala rravlsriy IU vulumaa, or mm.' aaa. it Ntwa, Ultralvr, sad Otatra.' Infur mtln. alao a maaninrtnt Airtoulliwal sim! llnallrullural li, tm.nl. TbU la una of Ih, aiaataal dtrlmrnta In aay lrr Mi thU IWH Kttrrlblni wrlltan la Uad Mi i lrlw In th (Vaat HlatM, rwl un Baatiaa Ma', knaalaJfo t tkau- a InallllM. SAMPLE COPY SENT FREE. TUa C'liruiilcir lluliaiiit, TIIK ritnONlCTJC rai with l (nattal nipar In Uia Uall4 Stataa. TIIK Oil HON tCLK bsa bm sual en 0 r)a Cout. It laada ail la aUltUr, touiUfUa aaa TUB rilRONlCUra TaUrraral IWrm art th lataa aa4 ma rtllaUa. tla U-4 Naa la rails! aa4 a(4caa(. aal IU KdltorUU rrvta tha aUnt aaa la (aa iwuatrr, TtlH CUIHONlOUi aaa alwars bM. aa4 aj ras U1 U. UM maa4 aod caun(4a a( tb pK-plai, aa uaiaat craiibUattoBa. ilkiuaa, eur IwniUaiu. ar sppraakuu 4 aa? Una, ll UI U IfclaoasJwt la svi7UUa fcaulraj U ButtUaa. DO YOU WAHfTHE CHRONICLE Reversible Map? Sbiwlng tbi Uillid Statt. Donlilei f CavatUaad Nartiira Uuloi OK OlU aslOK. of the World I'lllS OTIIKIl HUlli. Map 1iarajar Hi I Uaaklr Ukranlala far Oa, aaar. Bata-ryal4a.aaavud papar. ADMUUU tX. Jt. d VOTJNO, tnvtUUt aV r, ChMWia, kaji a-keuBACAU GOLD DUST FLOUR TRY IT TRY IT Tin' IT TRY' IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT SIDNEY1 MILLS Telephone 51. " v Enquire of your grocer for it and try it, 2C Every sack guaranteed, All from old wheat and best in market SIDNEY IMILLS Telephone 61. GOLD DUST FLOUR GRASS SEEDS All fresh seeds. No old stock left over. Get our prices. Lowest in the city. Brewster & White. THIS HLOUK Phone. 1781. HEATING by STEAM HOT AIR HOT WATER Estimates furnished, and work done promptly, substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S. BURROUGHS, 102 Ht. flng?I College Salem, 40 mile (rom Portland.) CoMi-i.rrK Literary, hcientilic, lIUK-iral, Normal, Commercial. Srx"i.i. CofKas in Mathe malic, Surveying, Drawing, Civil S-rvice, French, ticrinuu. SimhUIi. Italian Shorthaml, Tyjiew riling, Telegraphy, Miii dent who on account of farm labor, wish Hprlug. .etuleinlc degree and teacher fernil. Send for catalogue. Atldrt-, Tiik Pkwiiii:nt Is issued ThtirMlay moriiliig of tlie stale tlie miiiic week, lllit 51.00 fal iu two rurt.suiii!titlii all ami State New a. Mi Will JUl! It JlJlA iJMJMMt The Mpdul Qreguu Nowspaiwr and ttiuilly Jfliirual, Uniting News, Fltinu, Literary, ltauqli and Dairy and Market News In attractive, readable, form. MIL. da m!D!!ywlHfc ssfssiuhni ite ljtl ff suiymltg fo ML -3 Tiik Abinau has ihtifulltfet reiirt,wf thertulnt f the loKMauirc and stale mUolals, a well. a Imlepon dent ckjar iml eoucK ca.uifliit on )1 jjbllc matters Semi a trial stiWriptlun k tv TTY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT TRY IT k. a. a. s t V NaV v AND KtlD MKN UI (JoiirtsU State St. Phone 151 1 ) and yoiiiic men. Conducted bv ncdicline lather. Healthfully nu-tivi'lv hniiti-d. 1 14 mil.,4 fmiii and Tuoiioi'iiii Cei'iiskh: I'rctKimtDry - ic. A cjni-iul cla I pnivide.1 for Mn, to enter late in fall ami lettve earlv in Mute certificate ami utate diploma con Mocnt Axciki. ('"I.i.kok, Mt. Angel, Ore. Injllme tn rwiult nil pnits IniHirtatit Porulgn, National v n J I . UU u i-j(ijaijrtijiS jjg, -" m V? A M HOFlSlt 1UJOS Mlis k Eastern Railroad TIME CAltD. 2 For Yaqulua: Train leaves Albany 1:50 p. ui. Train leaves Corvallls.... 1:45 p. in. Train arrives Yaqulua... 5:W p. ui. I Heturnlng: . Leaves Yuqulnu .-00a. in Leaves Corvallls. ..11:40 n. ..12:i5p. Arrives Albany.. 3 For Detreit: Leaves, Albany.. ArrluK Detroit.. 4 Heturnlng: Leaves Detroit... A i rives Albany.. 0 Leaves Albany.. Arrives Corvallls 5Leaves CorvnlMs. . Arrives Albany.. .... 7:40a. m. , ...H:ft5u. m. 12:05 n. in. . . tfX p. in. ... 0:ft"i p. ui. .... HwVi p. m .... (1:40 a. m T'.'JJJa. m. One and twt. connc :t at Albany and Corvallls with Suutlieru Pacillc tiuliih, giving direct service t innd from ?cw port and adjacent beaches. Ho. 0 runs from Albany tri Orvnllls on Mondays, Wednesday und Frioays only. So. 5 runs from Corvallls to Albany on Tue-days, Tliurxluys and Salur days only. Trains ror me niotintuips arrive ai Detroit at mrui. giving ample time to reach camping u round on the Hrciteubusli and .Saiitfaui river the same duv. II. I. WAI.DEN. EDtt'lS MONK, T K. A V A. VIhIihk,-- J.Tt'll.N'KK Aeent. Albanr.Ote. WILUMETTETHVEK MVIMON STEAMER ALBANY, Captain Zntnalt Leaves b' ilcui at7a. in. for Purl laud and way landings every Tue-day. Thursday and Saturday. The sU-amcr ha Ucn cinll'txil with flrl davs arcummodalloiis. liicliidiliK an i'Ickaiii piano. Uimirixnl (ur rarrjlng lth lrviht and paocmti-rs. Iock-Ki'Ot ol State itrcpt. Kll N. KIilCS Atnil. GanadianPaci Soo Pacific Lino. Travel in comiort by the IMPBRIAI. LIMITED 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. Tor full particular' n to rute, time' and topics of C. P. II. piihllualinu up ply to C. M LOCK WOO I) Aueut Salem Ore. , II. II. A bolt, Aueut Portland. ! K. J. Coyle. A(i.P A, Vaiieouver II C. Oregon Shon Lioe Railroad : The Pirwt Itouie to MonidOi, L'lali, Colorado and all liasttra Points (TlTvs erMtlrc ol two lavurlte iniilw, ln tin I'M Un, I'm itii' I-a. I Mull IJn, nr thf UhiOrajuleheviiie IJi-. Look ut the time I Day- Ui Salt Lake i Dais to Denver :!1 Days to ClilcuiMi 41 Days to New York I'rtH' KM-llNlug Chair I'atrs. l'ililerl Tun l( SlmpliiK Cart, and Piiilkwnit IMIaiv ttl'vrsoinitml on hU imlti.. 1'ur further liilormaltm, ait,ly tn 11UUK i. HMtKKIt. Axviita. Salem W K. I'OMAN.Ovu'lAvcnl ('. O. TKKKY. Trav Pa AkI lal Thirds . lorllaud The Academy of Ho Sac cil Heai SAI.KM, OW1IQON. Coder thedirection ot Sieter f the I Holy Nantes ol Jeu ami Mary, will re. j sumo t-tinliob on optemlier 11th for vising ladv boanltirs ami also for day , jaiMla, including boys ami girU. Parent an earnedtly rvitiet'te.l to onUr their children at tlwoimiiingof the Hrt hwIwi. j An aliiiMV of more than two wiwks dur big tlw M-liohtttic yestr, will interfere with Um conferring of eortirli-HUxi ami Wtnlul. Tlie muk' ami art departtneiiU ' 1 w mini an tlie esieeiiuau for advancisl timy. lion. Pruictus aont free on applied' '-. .IT, Hoo Picking Will couiiueinv in a few dav. 1 n.il furtet to MiiifK voooelf with iidTn. tssas, baking vwde'rs, extrsn-U and spici-s 1 iair um' ii I U I I I 7-4S A M I Ar. v I W.willgivea UrM for ho,, U,",,, FREE withaTuM Ualar ticketa lieidea. imreba, aidl ym yiiKOilAJIA TBI STORK Taleplwuo 2UH1. Privj Doll very. THE QREAT SALT LAKU HOUT I lie alUsM'en ef aanloiaM traveatt h allol lo Ut advaau: tiner.si Ihiin by I be RteOwaJe Welera, "rhefJteat 8ak lit Rmhc " Ik ume laiot prevailed wbrthef UtcutfiU coa e via IluMtiBKtMi or an l-u- 1 ae MMcnccr has hi, cneice ji two itsulea out ot I eiiland. laiee through Cola, nuie, and lour eat iberswf. Nit ether Mae Hf Perttaad can Ufor such variety el 1 all 1 aiseccri at any ouu in Vith or Colo, taila. Through phllmin aid teuiitt ateep ng ran ire ma oo all train, aa well a free ten c-!(5 nrctiainc chair cart, the service and ac ctxnraodatioot i-Bried are equal, if doc ta riof to Ibac ol any Uaaa-coiUBeMa toad tiki iaiesareaiaavtaakw u the !et 11 sou GMHeniplate a lop east, write lo1 u .Minmew, (a oral -cat Khs drande eitwn KatUar 141 lbiri irct.ioiui i ref. itrw e 10 ,a:e-t luu rs s.,irvvi. iivuv iDMnmi ' you may neea ; jf accuoKalaiiutu j wll I, if ' O.RR OII'AUTi TIMK nrnriiCIK. ion f From I'l.rlUiid Ulti, Fast Isalt Lake, Iif-nvcr Ft Worth Mall , Utnalia, Ksiiku. Cilr, Ht p. in.) l-oula.CMcMO anil KaM, HpH "lw"aila wVtlnHtViknnV' Mil,"' . kancl axilis, ft. laul. liuliill,, . Fler I wnukco Chicago and wift. 2.Wpru' ( 'I'll t, l i a in tC'i;AN H1KIHIII1V. Fur Pan FraMt'lfi, Hail i-ffy AVh (!). 8 p in. 8 ti. in t.'OI.UMIIlA II1VKII HTKAMHRi. Atli.rm niHl )- Lnndinm ex Sin Sattir- .To I' rn " 8ui. ilar i ' m i U-avo -alera T.1& am Tu Tho and tut WII.IMSIKTTK lllVKIt I'ortUiHl. Nlinc atnl nt Landings. r. Ion I' In. M.ft, Will. In WILLAMEriTE R1VKK DIVlJiii Daily lioitt to I'ortiaiitt as a'xivc. Trsntfirs to street car Idie at f irc il the itcameri ate delated thrrc i) KlU.t tnp tickets to allpoinlain (inp.n Wry, ton, or (,'alifotni a. Conneii o mai'i- ai i ( tanu wiin an ran, ocean am nvei ln,t W. II. Ill-Kl hi I. . '-i-M I'as. Ac'. I'..tlr. . G. M. l-OWKKS. Agent, Trle stiee Salen . I.V IIOI.SK& HAIKU-, Cuv Aiii SOUTH tfND EAST tjf: SHSTA rojtl OP THE Southern Pacific Co, KXriiaMS TRAIS1 RUN lialiv ,1'oitianu .Sal rut Ai U:l.1 Ar .' t j; a u ..., u San Krinrlsro I v 5 oo r M 6',nS ' M 6,43 A M 8-i5 rt 7.00 A it 8ij r.M 4.IS P M 7-35 a m Ar.. Ar . Ar . Ar Ar. Ar Ar.. Ar.. . . . lhdi 11 . . . .... Ilf liver. . . . Omnia , . Chicago . . .Lm Ane e . K I 'no . . ..Fort Worih.. New Orleans. Ar I.v At t.v r Ar .Ar Ar I lo f M (' 45 f M 8 50 A M 0 to r u P 5? Mil 2 15 I' M b 411 A Hi "4"'l UlMNU CARS SyKSVAlMfjN CAKh. Pullman hru-cU-sand tuuris. lrrnin can a'.tacbrd to all through tram . 'lounst csr lluougli to Cliieago willieu rhatigi-. KIKKNt'Ki; Mall, llAIIY H.'in a Ml I.v... I'ortlatHl Ai Salctu I.v 4 . 1 5- 1 IO55 A M I.V. 5.'Jii r M I Ar KmelHirg I.v WIvVl'SIDKlJlVIMu.N IIKTWhKN POKTUMl AMI COKVAI I l .Mail t tains daily except SiiihIjv'. I 710 a Ml I.v. ..I'urtlaml. Ai I 5 ; v 11.5; f m Ar . ConullU 1.vI2im At Allany and Cnriallii cu;i re 1 rains of the C ,lc K. Ry. 1STTET KNDBSCK l'AhKMjhl . man rn inniii liailal sabm limi'f 4.'5o r m) Lv . . . I'ortlaml Am S.-1 730 r M I.v....Mc.Mlnntillel.vM'( :jo PM,Ar lnlemletnr I.v I J . 5 tMHIAHIKAIN InlLV (HXCKI'I MMIA.. I.v . . . I'ottlaml AtlSlSAW McMlnntillel.vM'Ci a m mlemr l. I 4.'5o A Direct connrctinns at Nin t-rancocn uitti He.vmi.hip Ihm f. HAWAII. lAI'AN CHINA. 'IIIi:rilll.UI'IM: and Als TRAI.IA l'or lli'rouph tick' l and rates call o W W. SKIN.NKIt, Deix.t Agent, i-r C- U. (AIIKIhl.MIN City tUkel Agent, 232 dm,. nKtclal M Salem (J R. KOhl'll.Kk.'Managci. ' C.MARKIIAM li. 1 &!'. A. IVrvU . mmm You Can Get a Lower Berth, lib one exception the through trains of the Iturllngtiui Ibute urn ul iihwI. Iuunably well-ulid The exceptiou Is our St Pud Chicago Lluilti d. On the llttnti d llieru in usuiilly room and tn spare. Don't Infer thai it is n lilir mi line, nor so fut. as ANY nam of ANY other line Ix-twi-cn m Paul am) Chlcigo On the " trary, tboio is no more iM-ati'id,! train In America, ll. has iln'rc llglit, steim heat, wldevclib ih the iuot wtil-rautory (linliu svrvlcw on the continent - 'lie! luwer lairtli 'oruyorylsKlv, A.O.SHKLI) JN (Sou'I Ai'ont, Portland. O . 'AFevvlnre'estingFrcs 1 Whsa rv)le are omilriniil'tiag a ' ) 1 wtmltat on iHiMntu or pteuure, ihy '1 ( ally want lb irt tetvitc o -tainaWe ,J' I at ipeed, cranfuri ami safely U cMH.-fi 1 Kiii!oyc.il the Wiwon-an Crolial 1 1 r- -i' ipaidiOKrvc ih puMic und our ui" '"" , oratil wi ai lo nakc eta e cun s " wiih diverging Iwc at ml tu vrli-n 1-" t'oltmm I'aucc Slswplns and I'hair on throagp trains I'irirc car miikc WMicahed, ' a la Carte. THE WISCONSIN' CBNTUAL USES and )ou will inik diiNl an'. iht St. 1'uul for Chieac 1. Mil-ale 3 ' lt 1ant riatt. 'w any lut er iato mallftn ru'l . if ilcrt aiit tt wfisMkl willi J'. 11IND, Owxial Itesa, AeM MlLwjyPkKa, ' j JAM. A I'liCK, li.lB'fM.Stt.lj !4Hiu. art. lOKlMlfB. UK,' I- No Mfo Uarpet Monopoly. ll()TA & llrIN llavvjaavi '' tti-,1 a asm taa f was' kMt kT !!. maB Hl Nll' aswa uu ik-m "v' la IW-lil iHiar ass! -will bnaV nuwj -n,n '" "V WW im.i 1;'K tl "U L'udctakta lXt'lwsti Capital Juni Shop- tf IXialeriu Caat Iron. 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