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Newspaper Page TextK NEW TIES. NEW HATS. and ufflbndhs! THE HOP GROWERS Arc very seasonable and in our line you will find everything that is new. A few prices will perhaps help you in making your purchases SlJOjiS Capo Coat oavy Diagonal Twill, i" $1.50 tfi) ri ( HIailc Fnrjrn Capo Coat ; On Cm ) t)l) liM Iho flnlih mid np. i)QJ (jiearoneo ot coats at ( twlcn tlio prlco. $5.50 j lllnck 8crue nnd Tricot, i (ox nnii Uam Uonta absolutely nit wool &&50 S7. (All Wool Tan Covert) Qn (( ltoxCoat,doublo breast-. V,ni fed with velvet collar. Guaranteed pure gum Intoriiiiiiitf, Other lines in all fashionable cloths and patterns at $7,50, $8 and $10 UMHHIU.f.AS: 40c to 17.60. HKB TIIKM. 0. Ml. 3-obnepn & do. 257 Commercial St., Salem, Or. jCMT"Va(cIi for our cclnl Shirt valo to coinnicnco Saturday. Prcliminery Steps Taken at Woodburn to Form an Association. THE DAILY JOURNAL BV MOKEPft BHOTHBRB THUKSDAl, OOTOIIKIt. II), 18911. Daily, Ono Tear 93.00, In Advance tally, Tout Monttii 91 03, L' advanoo Weekly. One Year 81.00, In Ailvnnoo THANKS TO A BUSINESS CITY ADMINISTRATION. Tlio present mayor, city -ofllcialH con cerned ami tlio honornhlc city council cannot bo too highly commended for tho expeditious, businewi-llko manner In which they havo closed up tho trans action, transferring a block of Wilson uvonuo to tho federal government for tho now jiost-ofllco situ. No ono can my tlioy havo not laid aiildo any pcrmnal intercut they might havo had mid lookod Htrictly after tho public iiiteroMt, an well an the city's llnancoD. Tho thinly veiled hortlllty with which n certain element In Salem regards tho iMicccmful coucliulou of tho Wilson ave nue deal crops out In a communication In Wednesday's Morning Spoilsman (whom yolnvo always with you) signed by "Opaque," who profeFnefto bo iinahlo to ceo how tho clty'o tax puyors will bo lionofltlod by tho f7,f00 received from tho government for tho iKistotllco silo. IIofcarH that "a good bIIco will prob ably go to tho hlglpprlrod lawyor who In doing tho legal business." This slur nt Governor Lord U nncalleil for. When nn ox-governor and imo of tho liest legal authortilcR In tlio northwest could lxi secured for a modurato fee, would 'Opaque" employ soma starveling shyster? IIIh a safo Imt that Opaquo approved tho deal by which a nolable, "gal IgiioramiiH, who says, "huvo wont" and "a memoranda," was to havo lteeii given 10 and 20 wr cent on nil bark tuxps paid In for merely writing to de linquents and asking them to call on tho sheriff and pay up, Opnqtio speaks ol tho iloHtruotlou ot our "only open park:" hut that Ih not u good naino for It. "0kih" It Iihh ro maluetl through all tho years of the puidi administration, but a park It lias never been. It Iiiih Ihtu tin eyesore and lit only for a calf pasture, or to breed bullfrog, excepting tho grovo at the enct end, which wiih used us a shirking ground for tho university until It wiih "Improved" by plowing up tho grass. Now howuvor, through thin samo mmU olllco tlto deal tlitiro la a chuueo for tho city to really do some linprovemeiit work on tho remaining two.thlrds of tho "avenue," and to convert It into some thing not quito a disgrace to tho city. Hut tho runl grluvuiico of Opaque and hi ilk hi Iwlrnyod In his expression, "tlio general disturbance of business virtues- ratiMHl by tho selection of thut location for tho now federal building." To Ih sure, what right had tho city and Undo Pain to orpctrto thin outrage- on "liutlncM value," Just from visionary motive of nerving tlio public good? It In no bettor than confiscating tho addi tional value wlili h aomo lots might havo Imioii given by tho location ot tho build Ing on somo other nIto ; to tay nothing of tho thousands of dollars that would have gono Into tho tmrkct of tho party selling the other slto to tho government. And wouldn't a push council havo had omo,XaK)leon Davis to sell them a sit j out on edgoof tho city an thoy did tho city hollrlto? Certainly. Hut hero is ono final suggestion for "Opaque." Tho taxpayers of Halem will bo lienelltted by whatever amount of taxes's In the future paid into tho treasury on tho lot which tho govern, moot would havo bought, had it hot se lected Wilson aveniio, A valuable block would havo Wn taken out of tho taxroll. Tho Dost Prosonptionr or Malaria Chills nml finer li a liotlla of (IHOrxsTASlK lcss chili. Tonic, It I tmty liou awl Qiiliilnolii a (nutolwu form. No cure, no nay. I'llce 600. 7-'T d ,Vw im THE LATE MRS. FLEMINO. Tho funeral accorded the lulu Mrs. It. U. I'lomlng'wos a splendid trlbuto to ono of tho most worthy and lovcablo chariic tors that has over adorned t Is Its commu nity. Tho burial from tho late homo of tho deceased, Wednesday afternoon, was an ImprcHiivo occasion. Tho spucloiiH homo wai uioro than lllled with dovoteil friends, notwithstanding tho worst storm of tho season prevailed. Tho leuuti fill casket was lavishly decorated by the hands of loving friends and ksho elates. Muslo by tho quartet and the service by tho pastor of tho deceased for many years, Itov. W. 0. Kantnor, was exceed ingly appropriate. Many rich Moral pieces adorned tho room which slid, 'who I gono so "lately occupied, while tho grave was a Hirfeet bod of lloveri. All these expressions must bo grateful to and appreciated by those who inoifrii, still tho kindest nets can but feebly express tho loss to tho community. Tho place which Mrs. l'leming occu pied In the affections of her friends and In tho wider activities and social llfo ot tho community can never ho lllled. Of a cheery, sunny d!sosltlon, with an open heart and baud she boro u willing part in all enterprises and gatherings, whether in the private circles of her homo or tho homos of her friends, or in tho work of tho elmrnh or the more pub lic (unctions, like (lower shorn and pub lic receptions. Tlio valuo of such ser vices and tlio Inspiration and vucour- agemeuts uffordod by a really public spirited woman tiro not tmllUilpntly prltcrt or often estimated at their real valuo to society. In tho largest and most generous way, Mrs. l'leming gave of those qualities and o( tho Invst service of which she was capable on every oeco slim. Ilei domestic llfo was one of In dustry mid tho common every day vir tues that muke homos tho place nearest heaven on earth, tho priceless gift of tiuu womanhood that almost uulvers- ally goes unrecognized. To Promote the Industry In the Willam ette Valley Meet Again Oct. as. In obedience to a call issued by some of tho prominent hop growers of the Willamette valley over one hundred growers met In Woodburn on Octolnir IHtli and organized tho "Willamette Valley Hop Growers Association." It is seldom that a more determined, hardy nud intelligent looking American producers assemble. There were present leprosontativo growers' of at least 15,000 bales of hops, nearly all of whom were earnest in an effort at the solution of the problem of co-operating for their best interest. Tho hop buyer was conspicuous by his absence, as the meeting was to bo strictly a gathering of growers. The meeting was called with a view to securing better market for tho hops, Tho call was signed by such men as M, 1.. Jones, Join T. Itlsely, Win. Kagan, Geo. 11. Ifovendon, Henry K. llents, and many others. The meeting was called to order at 11 o'clock, and temjiorary organization ef fected. Geo. II. Ilovcnden was chosen prcsi. dent, II. L. llents, secretary, and Frank Puller, treasurer. A committee of (ho was apiwlntcd to formulate a plan of organization as fol fel fol eows: II, L. Ileuts, John H. Kosly, M. I.. Jones, James Winstanloy and W. K, Her. Tho committee to report at 1 p. in. Tho rest of tho forenoon was taken up In short speeches and talks among which were many very intelligent state ments of tho dilllculties attending tho grower and much credit is due to II. I. Ileuts, tho secretary for tho intelligent and businesslike manner In which lie handles tho details of tho organization. After dinner tho meeting was prompt ly called to order. Tho committee on lecommendations reported the following- First. To form an association to rep resent tho hop grower in the Willamette Valley. Second. To lncororuto with a fixed capital stock. Third. That a committee bo opoint ed to draft articles of Incorporation and report at next meeting. Fourth. To Htihscribo for each halo of hops represented by tho mcmlicrs of the association to defray excuses. Tho amount set at Ac er bale. Tlio alsivo were ailopted and the prlco set on to lie paid was 0 cents per bale after hoiiio discussion. Um)ii motion u eommlttoo of ono was appointed from each district to gather statistics as to tlio of act numlicr of bales of hops In their respective dis tricts and secure a large attendance for the next meeting, when H.rmaueiit or ganization will bo affected. Salem district, James Winstanloy; llrooks, I'. 1. Gouloyj Woodburn, C. M. McC'ormlck; Ilublunl, (1. 11. Ilovcnden; .Aurora, 11. J, Grim; lluttevllle, J. S. Vaughn ; Oregon City, 0. Jacobsou ; Ot." wego, A. W. Shipley; Dayton, J. W. Fletcher; Middlcton, J. A. Chapman, Newlwrg, H. KvereltiSt. Paul, W. II. Ciiiiiioii; Gervals, Frank Nihler: Fair- Held, J. It. Hroyles; Mt. Angel, 1'. K. tho former, and tellers Pacific Coast stock wero actively looking nfter their Interest. Yearlings and olds wero in limited demand and not easily salable at current quotations. J3Nilon, Oct. 3 Tho tirarkct has practically como to a dcalock owing to tho unfavorable reiwrts from tho Canterbury district. Interior I and discolored growths aro slow at a do- c.lino of 10s, but tho best grades aro narcoond llrm, and a few lots of Mid and F.ast Kent, 4 Is to 5 10a; mid, 4 torCs; wealds .1 10s; to 4 ICsjSus mix, 2 10s tol 10s; yearlings, t3s to 112h. Ioildon Times, Continentals are slow, and Helgiaq and Altmarks aro now offering at-IL'n to Ws. The later pickings there have been interfered with by unfavorable weather. A few samples of Oregons and Washing tons havo arrived and show traces of blight. Tho rates asked range from C0f to 60s. Choicest sorts will bo available from the Pacific Coast, but tho samples from New York Stato ore of poor quality. Oiu-odU Harold, Oct. filtl. It Is reported thut 107 bales of choice shipping hops havo changed hands In Schoharie county at 16 cents. Cooprwn Journal Oct. Mil. Ilrewcrsaro not yet prepared to buy. Later on, thoy may havj to pay higher prices. It is tho belief of some exper ienced men In the hop trade thut later on an effort v 111 bo made by shippers and others to buy up tho good hops In this country and then they must ad vance prices. rcrnliartllllniL, Nrutnljfrir. (lermitnr, Sept. SS: Two-thirds of our crop (has leen brought In In excellent condition, while ono third has been harvested during rain and suffered with regard to qual ity. Under these circumstances demand for choice qualities Is very active from all parts and prices 'very llrm, while second class qualities aro neglected with prices to decline. With a- very firm tendency for all first choice qual ities we actually quote on our market first cest: First class qualities, 110 to l.'tt) marks; good qualities, 80 to 1H3 marks; medium qualities, 50 to CO marks. N.J. Prlco Current Oct. 7. Mail advices from Imdou say that tho attack of aphis blight has not only forced a reduction in the highest es timates of tho yield, but tho quality has suffered considerably from discol oration. This has caused a generally llrmcr feeling In the market. EDDUATIONAL AND MUSICAL. BEATRICE SHELTON, Piano and Organ clashes and S ght Heading. Studio at 478 Front si. JIIm Shcllon tins stiullal with mo inr two prj anil hiu liocn very rotirricntlnn smt mc irMfnlln horwork. Slio rr talcntnl m sn cxrculnnt mid m n tenelier, Jlor tiuplln nre ltli ecnlcMly ami theoretically well trained nml lt Willi tlcMiirt.an.t pride that I recommoml .MiwBlitluni naa loaclicrnrnlanti rmmle. ,. , KMI1.I,. WINKLKIt, ' "-tm .Miis. Hector I . . . . . 1 ALL INTKBESTTD I! OOOI) MUSICAL WOnX MADE WELCOME AT THE STUDIO. 0 0 RFRTHA H 1 HUBBARD Corvallis & 'Eastern Railroad Train leaves Albanv . Train leu ves Corvollls.... 1:45 p. Train arrives Yaqulna... 5:50 p. Teacher of Piano and Accompaniet. Salem, Oregon. filncllo-IVArer IlulMIn. Itoom 10. llnnraQ tt'i m m.. cv. .. ' ..-,x..n w ', 1111 mv ill. r Mt. flDg?1 College For boys and young men. Conducted by tho Henedlctine Fathers. Healthfully rtnil nllrnnltfi.lt. In.nl.t 11 ...If.... f. Salem, 40 miles from Portland.) Comi-lktb and Tnonouoir Ceuiisf.s: Prenarntorv i.ueriiry, ncieniinc, Classical, .Normal, Commercial. Si-kcial Couiisks In Mathc 2ft .iff !:,!T,yl"', i?iniwlS'f; Civil, Pu"ico' Krunrli, German, Spanish, Italian nliorthand. TviHWvritlnir. Tnlecrrntiliv. Mnln. A ...nUI U iJ .. ' ..1.1...1' ... d , ' . T. r'Vl V, -. r.i,iii. itirn ,0 IllUVltlUd IUT Hill, ents who on account of farm lalwc, wish to enter late in fall and leavo early in spring. Academic degrees and teachers state certificates and stato diplomas con Torrcd. bend for catalogue. Address, Tiik Pjiksiokxt Mount A.vnELCnLUWE. Mt. Angel, Ore. jrABLlJf0 SSS. WJrjLCY- PkihCipal, JULM. VKZCOf. l?:. . .- r2r ,r .. ?!? cyzuas t6un&d4 (?66ttf' The bfst in the west; The University CoIIeg? of Mtisic now in session. Faculty of seven superior teachers. When you study music you should havo tho very best instruction obtainable. It is a saving of time nnd money. Phone 29111 for catalogue, or address, FHASCKSCO SKI.KY, Dean, Salem, Oregon. TIME CARD. 2 For Yaqulna 112:50 p. in. iu tu I Kclurnlng Leaves Yuqulna, ... Leaves Corvall's Arrives Albany 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany,.... Arrives Detroit 4 Returning! Leaves Detroit A 1 rives Albany.... OLcaves Albany Arrives Corvallis... 5LcavesCorvalHs Arrives Albanv... Ono and two connect at Albany nnd Corvallis with .Southern Pacific tialns, giving direct service t j nnd from Now Dort and adiaccnt. beaches. No. 0 runs from Albany tn Corvallis on Mondays, "Wednesdays and Fridays only. No. 5 runs from Corvallis' to Albany on j uesuuya, xiiursuuys ana satur days only. Trains for the mountains arrive at Detroit nt noon, giving ample time to reach camping grounds on the Hrcitcnbtish and ij.intluiu river the same day. II. L. WALDKN, KUW1N STONE, T K. P. A. Hanagot J. TURNER AtciiI. Albany, Ore. .... 7-00 a. ni. ....11:40 a. tn ...12:25 p. tu. .... 7:40a. tn. . ...11:55 u. m. ,...12:25 11. in. . . G:.'!5 p, 111. ,.. (1:05 p.m. .-. . (1:55 p. 111. ... (1:40 a. 111. 7:25 11, in. Oregon Sliori Line Railroad ' The Direct Routo;to Montana, Dlab, Colorado and all Eastern Pofnla (llrcs choice of two lavorlte rotiie. ., Union Pacific Past Hall IJnr nJ." " Illo Uraude Bccnlc Ual, "" Look at the time 14 Days to Salt Lake ' 2i Days to Denver 31 Days to Chicago 44 Days to New York Free Rerlln Ins Chair Cars, Urun1i. 1 lt aioepliiE Car., an.l Kn an ffiiTou Hleciwrsoperalea on ill trail,;10" For further Inforinatlon apbly,.',, W.K.COMAN,aen' Atdo' C.O.TKRltV,Tray.ra,,.Agr 12IThlrd8t.'o,ilal,j WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION STEAMER ALBANY, Captain Znmalt. Leaves Salem nt 7 a. m. for Portland aud way landings every Tuesday, Thursday nnd Saturday. Tho ttoamor hat heen equipped with flmt clau accoinmoOatlom, liicluillng an elegant piano. Unenrpamcd for carrytiiK both freight and pseiiRer. Dockr-Foot of 8tato itreet. KD.N'.UI) IS Agent. Johnsou; Silvertou, II. I). Mount; Mon- Lnpnlln In Mark Inin Kxprrm. Tho results aro painfully evident in tho majority of camples which have thus far como forward, mid though there aro plenty of hops, tho greater part of them (jierhaps three-fourths) may bo classed as only medium or low qualities, lacking color and condition and altogether dlsapixilnting both to sellers and buyers. Willi hut com paratlvoly few attractive sound hops, and a big bulk of !:f rior grades, It Is almost iuiMisNlble to settle upon any ligures which will represent average val ues. There Is 110 doubt that firmness 011 the part of growers of best samples has lieon yielded to by merchants, so that the market for such hops may be finely quoted o to' 10s higher. Salem Studio 1NTER-STAT& CONSERVATORY OF AUSIC. Mrs. Effa finders Willman Over First National Hank. Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class Reading. Studio hours from 0 to 12 and 2 to ". 'Otl!l I.MVIJ V i.nir III t Twi i-t . .... ... . . - ITSJ-3 OF IM'LMLS. ' 0.R.&N. SOUTH AND EAST TE SrHSTA RO'JTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co, Vioor Ml 94S pmJ-7-'45Am) yMS TRAINS RUN DAILV Lv...;i'ortuna Ar. Ar. Sctem San Frnnclsco 'J0:I5a, .Lv 18:0.', 7.00. 8'IS PM 4.5P S'oopm Ar Ogclen ... .Ar nfoTi I-OSFM Ar Denver. . Lv 645J.U 6.40 AM Ar.... Omaha. ...Ar 85oam 8-ISTM Ar.... Chicago. ...Lv C.iotu Am Ar. ..Loi Ancele...Ar o t, ?. Ar....EIPoso....Ar alicrS Ar....FortWorlh....Ar " 7.55 Am Ar...NewOrleaM..'.Ar 84op DININli (JARS OBSERVATION CAUS. Pullman fint-clajs and tourlft ileepina ci7i attached to all through train. Tourist tin through to Chicago without change. ROSI1IURO MAIL. r-DAILV. 4 -'30 p 11 1 5o:p h 7.3oam DEI'AHTl on Fat Mall S p. Ill $1000JWi,lbC8lvcn vx,' away on CASH ( Feb. 14, 19CD, To Agents Ponding Hiihscribers to , Self Culture Magazine iwo luiiniretl and Fifty Dollars to tho uncut sending in the largest list llftO.OO tfn.OO. t2o.C0, f 15.00, 1').00, and so on, a total of 5:i Cash awards; and In ad dltlon very largo commission will 1st given, making tho most liberal propos tiou. Hend for full particulars and freo equip ment. I'rolltuhlo work for Intelllueiit H'rsons. rieinl two refuruuciw. Tin: Wiiknkii Comim.sv, lqd. II Akron. Ohio KentUhOlwerver.Hopt 2T, Wo feel bound to say that It would have been advisable If many pieces which have U-en picked after deteriora tion sot in had been loft to blow away, n i ii hi 1 .1 ,.. ... Itor, J. II. White; Uhumpoeg, Frank "" 'ii "' '" w p CK.ngs. Van WosHonhovoniNoedv.O. L. llarlsir: f!,l,.,0.r ,h,.m !,, Kneni! yloM of ho,,, 'I flutf Ittiu hiuin ti IT..i il. 1 1 To Curo n Cold In Ono Day l'iik Iniallvo Jlrmno (jtilnlli lil'lc-U. i"'HBUi 'rninn ine lummy K. . flmn.' tbtnaUliD U till TiiMi-L. All III fIU III fur. 1 Moll Ull. JS.'. Quurd Against Lost. Accidental lire do hapHin ami your property is ilostroyod. Imlemiiitv from low can Ihi secured for u umill sum from the Orient Insuraiu'oCoinjMiity ThoiuasJ iioltun, Agent. Journal Otllco. Scrubbing Floorm rVotta Mills, Chas, Ilartman; St. I-oiiIh, J. Ittibeus. Tho ineellng a Jourued after a few speeches by prominent growers to meet again on Oct. 2.V Tho association will 110 doubt bo formed and prove a valuable aid to make the hop glower more sure ot a protRuhlu return for his crop. Tiik Journal Iwlieves such an organUiillon prudently managed will bo tho salvation of tho industry in Oregon, The hop industry, like tho fruit Indus try, requires good business ability to succeed. 0 print in this paper each week indeiKUident news reports of the crop and pi Ices. Tho (i rowers should study those reports, as they aro not published at tlio instance of any local buyer, or for any other purjioso than to give tho grower reliable information. When tho New York hop growers aro compelled more and more to retire from tho basinets, Invause higher prices of land, find and labor make it Impossible for them to eompoto with' tho Oregon grower, or with tho quality of our Imps,-that Is surely tho tlm'o for the Oregon grower to dose up tho gaps in his feiicou and prepare to take tho Held, Tho association should not only seek to improve the business methods and llnuuclal interests of tho hop grower, but it should help tho grower to adopt Improved methods of cultivation, tho selection of the host Kills, the Utaud most economical method of wiring, and jHiling and pruning. In ull these Hues of work progress must bo the order of tho day or Iho grower will fall behind tho procession. mat lias la-en aflccted bv tho vermin and ml mold ; but even hero the deter ioration lias not extended to all tho grounds, a largo projKirtlon having es enpod altogether. On tho whole the 181)1) season has been a satisfactory one. CorvallUTIium Oct 18. "Tho hop crop of John Whitookor has oeen marketed. Tho product of the yarn aggregated ;J,(HX) jkhiiuIs, or 118 Willi's. It brought 11 cents Kir muml or a total of fcKIOO. It win Ipurohusod by Folior A- Nles, of tho Albany, to whom tho crop was delivod last Sntnr. day." No Moro Cnrpot Monopoly. ROTA1S & IKWIX llHVeJiinl recclviit aUricc nnilxlnttaul line of CaAvt. IIiik an.l MafiiK, Tliiuo aro ImiiiuIiI In the Ul malkU and will brtak monopolr prl In Hiilem. ANEW IlISAltSE Jut aililiil for tlio fre u. nt patrnm of our Uiulorluklnir Duiwrtiueut 022! SvSV2V2v5N.vSv2v !J Capital Junk Shop. W i Dealer in Cast lion, Wrought Iron W -ivu puues, copper, oross, zinc, fl cad. rone, rublior. hues, hides, im. K r ,, ' r, -"( - IHTUIIIl IKMII'M. 4 J. I). Itl'llF.XSTF.IN, Proprietor. J 1!M Court St. Solum. Dr. l" 8 j miiDnnllnDiT aiiaiiitti (lu uiiv Soo Pacific Line. Lowest rates Be3t service To and from all potnts Fust and ICurope. Tlio only li'io'riinnlng through SI. I'aul, inn in (i iiar r Uttl 0 IU Htx). konc iler Z30pm 8i in. sn. m pi. Huu natur ilv 10 p, m Ix'ave Walem fi M am ITlla Thu nml Hat TIME (UKtOTK. From rortlaiul. Salt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth! umalia, Kantaa City, Ut ij)Ui,nicao ana tnst. Walla Walla, Hpokanc, Mlnne- apou, m. rani, uiiiiim, fill, waukeo Chicago and onat. OCKAN HrKVMHIIIlU Fur San FranelKo, Hall every II Vo iln)i. columhiaTTivkh htkamimw. To Aitoria aud nay IjidiIIiikh, WII.I.AJIKTTH IIIVKII I'ortlaud, .NcwUrL' and way iiiiaiiiKi. Alintvn 0.13 pui SlKX aanr Flyer s.ao a. ni. I p. in I p. in. ex Hun. ArHa- loin I! p. in. Mona Wel Frl 830AM Lv... Portland .".A" to55 AM Lv.... Salem.... Lv. 5. 'ao PM Ar....Roseburc. Lv vTiJTSfDET5rviSioNr BKTAVKKN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS, man iiaiiiiuauy except Sunday. 7.0 A M II.S5 P M T "t,..l--J .. ..uitiituut, AM5,'CorM Ar....Corvallli., Lvl i.-jopu At Albany and Corralht connect vjt loini ot inc v. ec c, Ky. INDiikENDENOE I'ASSSJfliER. KXrRKSH TRAIN DAILY EXCKPT SUNUAV.1 SOPM) 7.3op Mj H:3o p M ) L.v ...l'ortland... Ar Lv....McMinnville Arlnd ependence 8.-2S A M A M AM Ari S.-25 LvU50 Lv) 450 Without Change. ToiMifo, .Montreal, Huston, WILLAMETTE K1VER DIVISION. Daily Iwxti to Portlaud m above. Transfers to itreet car line at Oreg Clt if tlit itcamert are delayed tfiere oun5 tnp tickets to all lntiln Oregon, Wathl ton, or Callfornl a. Connection made at Port land with all rail, ocean and river Hue W. II.IIURLUUKT. (ten'l Pai. ArI. Portland, Or. I: M. POWERS, Agent, Twde itreet dock Saleni. HOISE & DARKER, Citv Agents. Direct connections at ban Francisco wiib steamship lines h HAWAII, lAI'AN CHINA, THE PIIILUl'INES and AUS TRALIA. For through tickets and rates call 01 W. W. SKINNER, Depot Agent, or C- D. OAllRIbLbON City Ticket Ageot, a3j Com mercial bt. Salem Or. R. KOEiluEY'Manaeer. ' CMARKHAM G. F. &P. A. Ponlsnl HUIE WING SANG CO,, Tons, Chlnnwnro, Jnpnnoso Fancy Goods. Kmlirolderrd Bilks, Bcreuns, Ivory CarvliiK. Tiirtcile, M10IU, Pearl Inlaid ornanientu, lUra- Ikm, llenda, I,aeiUrol ware, Mattlima, HUrcheU Makers of all kinds of Ladles Underwear. Oooda Received by Kvcrx Hloamer. Omen Promptly FUlod. 112 Court Utreet, Opera Honw liulldlnit. HAI.KM OIIKOUN, W-l'J ni Hoyid Mnll Stoamshlp I.tno to Japan and China. Canadian and Australian Mcumship Line to ADA llllion A 110nn uviiviuiliuilimioll (1 : alia For rates ami information apply to C. M. LOUKWOOI) .... . Agent, Salem Ore. II. Abott, Agent Portland. K. J, Coyle, A O.P A, Vmicouver H.C, ASSAY OFFICE AND LABORATORY. No, 71 Chemckcta st, J. H. T. TUTHILL Assajcr ,0() m vm wblt mj Is issued Thurstlay morning In II 1110 to react; all puus tif tho state the same week. Ml 1 iinn yl J v If a man is going to fight he wants to be well. He wants to be tronsr. Meady nerved, vigorous able to take aud give punishment One of Roose velt's Rough Klde is actually Halved todeath because his dleeattve ayntem wasn't atronir enough to extract the nutriment from food that kept his comrade strong aud well aud in tin-top fighting trim The soldier isn't the only one who fighla """ iicuiiiu. iiusuiesa meu, clerk ..aiuccip, lauurcra, an have a fight on their hands. All have to tight for a living. The strong win. The weak go to the wall, What about you? ' can never be made a pleasing pastime, but one -half the labor will be saved and the results im proved by using Gold Dust Wash ijf Powder, r It MU 0W BiUm K.pmumcweANY M.JU VM 7?Z-Bf& mm 3 H r.2 rv,f- AaWfrBLak llll mm El Mil A Few Interesting Facts When pouple are conlcruplMlng a trip whether on butineu or pleasure, ihcy natur ally want the liest service obtainable so far as sieed, comfort and safely Is couccrhcd- !?mn!nv nf ,h 11'ltvM.din f.m..l I i ".----' "- "..w.,ll. .viiu.i UIIIDS arc I paid to kcrve the public and our tralm a operated so as to make cloe connections wun uiverging lines at all junction joints. Pullman Palace Sleeping and Chair cars on through trains. Dining car ervlcc unexcelled, Meals a la italic. In order to obtain this first-clus service, aik the ticket agent to sell you a ticket ottr TUB WISCONSIN' CENTHAL LINES ' and you will inke dirert connections a St. I'aul for Chicago, Milwaukee and All points East. 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