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TODAY.
GENTS -
jF4,sur
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF MADRAS
AND FANCY PERCALE SHIRTS
WILL BE PLACED ON SALE
TOMORROW AT
98 rGENTS - 9
POPULAR
G. W Johnson & Co.
257 Commercial St., Salem, Or,
TUB DAM JOURNAL
MY KOKR BROTHHH8
MONDAY, OCTOIJKR 00, 18IMJ.
Daily, Ono Year 93.00, in Advanoa
Dally, rout Months 91 00, L' fYdvnnoe
Weekly, One Year 01.00, In iidvatioo
JOURNAL. "X RAW
If the iucon really dInnpprnvcH of tho
Doer war why doesn't eliu cull it of(7
A Salem paper coimch as near culling
tlio liop grower's organization n trust aw
It dare.
8alem has about oil thn ring-streaked
niul speckled variolic of million u-going.
-,
Hryaiifsooius to lo tlio life, soul, body
and breeches of tlio antl-adinliiliitratlim
If a trust h gool for (hn brewers and
buyers why In it not u good tliln for
tlio ligp grower?
There's Bomo prutty heavy showers of
tobacco Jiiicu fulling tlieeu days that
donjt worn to bo observed by tlio signal
horvlcobureati nor the anti-spit ordin
ance After thoso armies of raw tindlclplined
ItoorH off thncattlo raiiqlios of tlio Trunk
viuil are licked Into elittjN) they will ho a
pottcrful.forro for tlio JlrllUli to con
tend ngalimt.
When the trusts aru all organised to
blood thu hop IndtiHtry on anything re
quired lo mako thu crop, It Isn't just
ulco for their organs to eall tlio Grower'
Association a trtiht.
Tho public school savings bank will
collect tlio nickels, pollute and dime
that have, for many yearn boon collected
by that Juvoiilloiilxtiiiliiutloii thotiliow
ing gum slot machine.
Having abolished tlio niilmiiico of car
rying petty cases before a grand Jury,
thu next thing that should aliollidiod Is
tlio ldiig-dfawinmit preliminary examin
ation foj- what theru In ln.it for thu pro
fessloiial free grabber,
V.K llurko.ji administrator of thu
eatate of James Abraham, object m to
Martin L. 11hm' claim pf 1100 nltoriioy
fee. ti Mwuru which Mr. Abraham
deeded Jifnl a largo amount of property.
No wonder. Portland lologram.
I there never to la) an end to tlio pull
of l'lpos on Oregon?
la Hon Harrison touring thu old world
id llflllllii OilL Willi mvnllv In iihL-ii iwi.
lltlcal capital at, homo, or is ho only on
u friendly visit to Albert? lhehamm
lieu !sj catching onto tho growing tide
of Imperialistic nnd inonarehlcul senll
ment, He would make a sjilcndld little
icicle ota kinglet.
Governor fleer utates as a ronult of
Ids trip cast the Kepubllcan party of
tbostato wilt bcriMifter Iki Inelomir touch
with tho adniinUtratlon. This news is
c-f interval to the Oregon taxpayers who
tiro raising 45 cent wheat and 0 cent
hops, V Gov, Lord' apoiiitiueiit
the result of ticer'a closer touch?
PISO'S
CURE
.M ! OntftUt vry vvhf.
I
years
a w
iHMiCMoiMnr.Wame,!, Jul 9th,
flStoftt
Shirt Sale!
QR
H
S1.25 VALUES.
Thu best euro for gonslp in culture
Where you find u book-readlng family
you will find parents and children who
have other things to lulk nbout than
their nelghliors. Heading U n safeguard
against gossip, l'ooplo who can talk of
Iwoks do not have to talk of pornons.
West Side.
Jo. 0. Pierce in Klamath Falls ox
prom, Dem : Now that both Mr. IJryan
and Speaker llondersou havo agreed on
that Impracticable scheme of dealing
with tho trust question by way of no
amendment to tho Constitution, the
trust will watch with considoiablo
amusements tho efforts of theeo gentle
men to carry their plans into execution,
Over thirty yearH bavo elapsed since tho
last amendment was made, and it re
quired u war to carry that.
.
Mayor Jones, of Toledo, 0 h Itopitb
llcan, who is running for governor on a
uon-partixau ticket In his emancipation
day sjwech recently said :
"In Toledo I can secure any of you
ladles present a ilrst-class baby girl or
boy baby, of any color you may desire
white, black, brown or yellow simply
by thu asking. Hut if you want a second
class puii you ulll havo to nut tin from n
to f50 for It. Friends, what do you
think of it civilization thut values nuns
above babiesV Now thu system for
which I tiroelalm will reduce price the of
pups mm raino ino price oi Dames."
To Curo a Cold In Ono Day
Takn taxatlvo llrnmu Uulnliio Titlilol.
All
ilriuul'U icliiiiil thu mnnoy If It fall In our
K. V. (IriiriH tlirnaturo mi moll Ixu. iV,
Tlio "Plow Hoy Prciichur," Ho v. J,
ICIrkuiuti.says: ''Aflorsulferitig from
bronchial or lung tioubln tun years, 1
win cured by O.ie Minute t ouirli
Cure." It cures cough, cold, grippe
and lung troubles. .Stone's Drug
Store.
CRYSTAL WEDUINO
b'upt. nrown, of the b'alem Water Co.,
and lilt Detter Half Celebrate Their
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary,
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. A.
I, llrown Invited a company of friends
to their homo, on South Commercial
street, to celebrate their Kiftoeuth wed
ding anniversary. The ovonlng was
spent in a very enjoyable manner.
Whist and a iiiiiiiIhu of other games
wero Indulged In. At the proiwr hour a
delicious lunch was served, everything
In crystal, even the anniversary dates,
"1H8I-1HWI," wero done In crystal on thu
wall, which formed one of the beautiful
decorations. Their ooy home wus
lwutitlfully doooruted with ferns, oglait.
tine and native holly. Prise wero
gfven to the whlut players, which con
silted of beautiful crystal articles. Tho
amusements of the uenlug, were Inter
siornod with choice renditions of music
by Miss Jenette Hrnwn mid Mhwllrown
It was midnight when the happy galh
oiliigtmrted to wish tho host and lun-t
efs many happy returns of thu day
Many beautiful pieces of out glaw and
crystal presenta wero left In honor of
this memorable event In tho lives of
these popular Salem couple.
Or. null's Cough byrup Cuies Over
uigui me UKUihtutjiKjrii cold as well
uii lit couipiieiitious tlekluiL' In
the throat, Pusgy voice and violent
couuiiiug. ii in uiu 11101 wonder ful
medicine, eleiice bus prtKluccd. '
Allsmy's prtent chief of police has
atiiiounixHl that he will beu oaiulldalo
to huccvhnI himself.
Tu t!ur roiillhttluii r,irir.
!f?iU.?,,!,!u CWCiiUmr(le. Jlo ortSe.
II U C- U rail tauit,lrecuUts rvtuna luuaey.
Two makcd men held up a miIooii full
of pcoplum Kumpter, linker enntv, ami
rohlvod sex tiiMkor players.
I
for Consumption
began using Plso'a Cure xa
ago, and believe it saved
line from consummlon. Mvchlld &XS
ufeltcttoCrouiJ. Plso'sCure J&C '
iwayn rUyci him. Mrs. B.
CRAWDBLL, Mannsville. Kv..
.". irvf I
t8.
trut
.m.
umn
tllcro Is
bio with
Stoni?.ch,
Liver or
Kidneys
. wnvootrt you
M tryllostcttef's
tsiomocii mi
ters? It bus
cured others
why net you?
A duso three
times a (lay
will give you
new lllc.
to. .STOMACH I
JITTERS
THE WILLARD CASE.
Conolititnl froi fourth l'mc,
The crow din iittendaiico was not fo
largo as on the .day before, until late hi
the afternoon, wlion the peoplo
crowded in to hear tho iirgiimcntH of
the attorneys. Til Ford was assisting
0&$i
wmfifc
!2iH m0tHmi$ I
m Jr DiNtr'ct Attorney Hayden and thu ox
r pecbttion was that his speech would be
the great ovent cf the trial.
Theru was 'considerable delay, wait
ing for witnesses wlio had been sentfor
at a late hour and It was nearly 2 o'clock
when Justice Johnson called his court
to order.
Kourleon witnesses wero examined,
nine for the prosecution, and live for
the defense.
Tlio district attorney bad asked fur
time bMjot wltncswH to establish Per
ry, s good reputation. Somo testimony
was also introduced by the prosecution
to show that tlio pistol shots were n t
all fired in rapid cctslon, that there was
a ierceptlble pause after tho first shot.
It was also shown that the box to which
according to Steven's testimony Willard
had gone to look for eggs bad nothing in
it to tempt n hen to mako a nest there,
Tho new testimony of tho defense was
mainly on tho respective reputations of
Perry uiid;,Villanl, andJO, 0. Savago'H
testimony tended to show that Perry
had gone out to the place with tlio in
tention of holding possession, by viol
ence If necessary.
TIIK TKHTIMUNY.
0. U.Savago,of Savage & itetd.was thu
llrst witness called: Itesldes in Salem.
Acquainted with Mr.l'eiry ever since re
siding In Salem, Had a conversation
with Perry a week ago last Friday. Ho
said Willard had left his place and he
was going to take H)ssessiou himself.
Was going to take camping outfit to
the place and hold possession. Didn't
propose to pay anything to lawyers as he
could settle It clieaHjr with a shotgun.
Perry's reputation was bad for quarrel
someness. Witness never had any trou
ble with him. They were good friends.
Witness was careful not to crois
Perry.
Kuguuu Willis called: Slightly ac
quainted with Perry. His reputation
was very bad, Had a little trouble with
Perry over a political discussion. Perry
Invited him out in the street and he
would wipe up the ground with him.
Witness'dld not go.
J. P. Itobertson called: Had known
Mr. Wlllanl '21 years. Itepiitalion very
peaceable.
Jas, Colgan called : Huskies within U
of Liberty. Known Mr. Perry fi years.
His reputation was not very good. Wit
lard's reputation was good.
Chas, ltobiuson called: Perry had the
reputation of being Jvery quarrelsome.
Wlllard's reputatlo was good.
Jas. Sklptou called: Was shown map
In evidence and his attention wage tiled
to location of box In yard. Contents of
Ihix consisted of old trash, brickbats and
nowspapois. A few struws lay scat
tered mound it, A orsou standing by
this box or at the spring could Iki seen
from a house near by.
I). C, Mlnto called: Cormlioruted
Sklpton's testimony, Paw a broken
bunch of now shingle. nt the north side
of the house. There was a little straw
around the Ihix near the fence.
. Wain called : Owned a farm near
Utterly, across the road from Perry's
place. K ii" w Perry, Ills reputation as
a law-abiding ellUeii was good, Since
last trouble had liunnl Perry's reputa
tion dUcusfed mid many Kopte souk of
him as quarrelsome,
lid. t'ornoyer milled: A neighbor of
Perry. Was friendly. His reputation
was good. Hud hoard that Perry's
neighbors at Liberty pronounced him
quarrelsome.
J. 11. Uridguford called: Lived near
Perry place. , Slkhtly acquainted.
Didn't know much about his reputation,
but had heard wjvural pyuK of him us
Very passionate.
Hounl Dome shots in he direction of
i .,,.. .., .. .., .. ..
""' piuvo. ii nine unur tinnier on
Tlmjay. rburo seemed to be one shot
uiul then a little interval, then three or
four very mpld. Hain't know whether
!hoo wero the shots which killed Perry
Or pot
S. I). lUied utlled: Had known Perrv
uUmt Sit years. Ills reputation was
Bpod.(taniiot uqquaintcd mmr Liberty.
Visited Perry there once. Never hoard
I tho iieopjo near Llbirty diseiiss Perry's
nipiiiauun. nail iieani two men say
that Perry was a good mini. One of
these men llxodut l.ilwrty.
1 tieorge oulll Llvesi near
Poiryphieo. Uoardalmts in Uiu direc
tion of th IVrry place Ujtwvtin 1 :R0 and
and 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Thro
was one shot, tlmn an Intorvid, then
Ivvuur moreaho!ts.
Win. IWrnan eallel: LImw three
fouith of a tuilv from the Perry place.
iri
riw
ivrry s reputation was bail.
IM. l. Poguo callctls Wus prewut t
coroner' iiuiuiut when W. W. Stevens
(oiiilUM.tind tu thUiyiurt whunhetiM
tilhsl. Stevens' tonjinvuiiy WUS nubstnn.
tlally the same lit Uith ihc. though
periiaps not wonl fur word, lleforo. the
coroner Stevep satj, ' I w-.s Juv in the
ad.i( hitcliiug up my team to tnU,,
some goods lo IUmlavW Nhii Uil km I
cunie inline."
V rrnvw was now taken at the r,n 1
v i'" '"" "icr niiKui me uis-
attorney alatol (but he bad iu
.... a. . . . ST
iuiiioiij to ininxiiiee. niatof
Oo.,
the dcfclico being nil In, tho casowas
closed and nrgument wbh proceeded
with, commencing at 3:30.
Havden, Carson nnd D'Arcy each
rko80m.nur and Ford ono hour,
the argument being conciudwl at two
minutes past 0.
TUB AIUIUHK.NTH.
District Attorney Hayden mailo tho
opening address for the prosecution. He
claimed n discrepancy between Stoveiu'
testimony and Wlllard's story ns told to
Sheriff Durbtu the day of thu killing, in
that Willard bad laid that Perry had
started toward him picking up the axe,
or having it In his hand, and then laid
thu axe down and threw his hand back
to bis hip pocket; Stevens had testified
fiat Perry did not havo the nxo In
Ills hand at all. Cited the
ese of the State vs. Hawkins,
in 18th Oregon, and tho opinion of the
supreme court, that when one man, be
ing aimed, seeks another with thu in
tention of provoking him to an angry
demonstration nnd then killing him, bo
can not plead sclf-dcfcnse. Claimed
that this was u parallel ense, and ri
viewed Steven's story to shoiv a similar
ity. Then tho district attorney ad
vanced nu entirely new theerv: Tbnt
there had been a conspiracy between
Willard, Stevens,Heinsley and others to
go out to the pluco and murder old man
Perry In cold blood; that the first shot
bad been fired from behind an apple
tree near tho wood shed, piercing
Perry's heart, and tho others bad been
fired Into his prostrate body. Stevens'
testimony was repudiated altogether
and the district attorney nsscrtcd his
opinion that the witness had "sworn to
alio." Much prominence was given to
Coroner dough') story of finding a bid
let lying on the outsldo of Perry's coat
sleeve. It must be said that In review
ing the testimony tho district attorney
did not codflno himself very strictly to
a literal Interpretation thereof.
Counsdl for Willlard 'advanced tho
theory of self-defense, but confined
themselves mainly U criticism of tlio
district attorney's rouiaiks and wore
neceisarlly loinewliat desjolnted. How
ever they took occasion to-everely score
tho coconor's Jury for adding to tliulr
vunlict the statement that "tho killing
was not justifiable." They also critlc
l.ed tho district attorney on tho ground
that ho had by his own iiiHworn tost'
moiiy endeavored to Impeach his own
principal witness.
Til Ford was the big gun for whom
the crowd was waiting. Ho aroso and
commenced to siieak at ft o'clock. He
made a masterly presentation of the
e iso of the prosecution, reviewing the
testimony with tho greutest accuracy,
and drawing probably as strong a
piraltel as could bo shown between this
else and that of the stato vh Havkliis.
He fully endorsed mid laid great stress
on the district attorney's theory that
the first shot had lieen fired by Willard
without warning and that tho other
shots had been llrod after Perry was
down, lie dwelt fully and at length on
thu circumstance of finding thu bullet
on tho strove of Perry's coat.
Mr. Ford throw his whole energies
into the case and as usual perspired
profusely, and held his audience welt
considering tlio lateness of tho hour.
Tho Uoet Prosaripuonr or Mnlurla
ClillUninl Kvvirla tmiilu of (inoTssTAsric
i ins uiiii.i. 'Ionic. Ii Ik .Imply lion nul
QuInlnMii s liutsltwufiiriii. Nu cure, mi far.
I'lteifWu. M7i(Aw4m
La (ininde people aro considering a
proosllloii for tho establishment of a
creamery there.
Ilnw .Ire Tour Uldurv. r
Dr lIolili.'Hinriitu.plllicuronlUWiifrllli.Stm.
flufrro, Ailil Ktllh UouiudjrCo-ClilcoitoorN. V
Astoria's sinnllwx caw Is about re-
iim-rru nun more aro now no new cases.
That Joyful Feeling.
With the exhilarating enso of renew
oil health utitl strength ami Internal
cloinllnesx, which follows Hie use til
Syrup of Figs, Is unknown to ihu few
Will) IIIIVO llllt. nrOLfriMxlll havniwl (l,n
old-time medicines unit tlio clieiip sub
stitutes Miiiittiuies iillored but never
accepted by tho well-Informed. Iluy
mu uuiiuiiiu. .Miioiiiiiuiiireu uv tiie
Oilirnrnlu Fig Syrup Qn,
The I l-yrtir-old son of Perry Langford
dleilat the homo of his parents Sunday
morning in Albany.
The
Cruel Knife!
It it nbsoltltel? USnlosa tn nmntf .
Burgloal oporatlon to euro cancer, 01
uiy othor blood dlseaso. Tho cruelty
of such treatment is Illustrated In the
nlnnnlnK numliep of deaths which re
sult from It Tho dls,.aso is in the
blood, and hence c.an not bo cut out.
Pdno times out of ten tho urgeon'i
knlfo only huntens death.
Whlcti iha doU)rs said au uperalloii wj th
--V ..,,I turnijvr
siu'.a It was mis'
lry 10 cut down to
the Jawbiuiw and
lupe It. lltfore
iirtAwlillo ino ran
wrirlurned, audio.
jmb to grow rapidly.
We kayo him mauy
I. . u -inuui ro
ll'), a 11 u nnall
ir
up"n ino ftiivire
fMt. druldnd lit
ff m
try ij. S. 8. ibwlti'a
lMlncl, and wjti,;
jlM srtvnd Lollla he
oiiia i
proif,
an hi iui
uvn lakrn
It
h , 1. . - . :, . : . j "'-.' " "-. .
ana he wasVumt: l.cu'w Hw TJSS
?.?,f r ' of M.UtVaflKi:tls?iM w ri
u,n' .,o . J-1 MeaixicH.
tn Snodjras bk, Dallas, Tuias.
b1?.,!:,,S,y tn, on,y 0P lor Oancei
Is (swift's SpiHjIile,
-LTl-hJ ."'""" rynlfn yra n old. and has
5 Q C&
Blood
' JJ
The
as it is tho only remdy whloh
,Roe
force out overv tri. ,,r ti, ,iu-'L
iu me very uotioui or iim ,inry ....i
a. o 0. 1 uuarantecii purely vegetable,
Su.epVmlnera!,.,,a l'0tM,,, meKurf
jiooks , Oanwr will bo mailed fro
o any fcddi44 by the Swift Suofllila
L Xtl.inia ST 1 ..
Atlanta, Uu.
-- nj.
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1
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j pPriLE iVlAILs
That sounds more contradictory than
&$&$,2g&
by any man In the United States exclu-
jfvcly from women. This "female mall"
i. rli-l hv Dr. R. V. Pierce, the cele
brated specialist in women's diseases,
chief consulting physician to the Inva
lids' Hotel ami Surgical Institute, Buf
falo, N. V. , ,
It is only fair to say that It Is not the
man that women write to, but the doctor.
One of the remarkable features of this
correspondence is that years after a cure
has been effected, grateful women con
tiime to write to Dr. Pierce, !elng thank
ful for health and for the kind and
fatherly advice, which was blended with
the physician's counsel, and which was
so helpful in preserving the health when
regained.
The offer of a free consultation by let
ter is extended by Dr. Pierce to every
ick ami ailing woman. Every letter
received is read In private, answered in
private and its contents treated ns a M
cred confidence. To exclude any third
party from the correspondence, all
answers nre mailed In a plain envelope,
bearing upon It no printing or advertising
whatever. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce,
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
1 uffulo, N. Y.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, the
rreat remedy for female troubles, irregu
larities, debilitating drains, Inflammation
and ulceration, Is for sale by all dealers
in medicine. Accept no substitute
which may be recommended as "just as
good " that the dealer may make n little
extra profit.
Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription
makes Weak Women
Strong and Sick
Women Well.
It now turns out that tho detection
who lodged tho information against
Harkley nnd Ferrous for mall robbery
w'as tho ono who put up the job and
made the plans for tho two boys to do
tho work. Ho was arrested and is now
awaiting trial with the two boys to
swear against him.
llrnuty la Illooil Deep,
Clean blood means n clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarcts, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, ))
stirring up mc lazy liver ami urivmg an nil
purities from tlio body. Ilegin today to
tlio bod,
banlsli pmililcs, holla, blotches, b ackhcads.
and thai sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarcts, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 00c.
Kttplc.ilv, Koditl Dyspepsia Cure
will digest wlml you cut. K H Gam
ble. Vernon, Tex , Hiys, 'It relieved
me from tho stall unci cured uiu. It
i my evorltitlng friend." Stone's
Drug Store.
Albany hotels soon
their rates for board,
expect to raise
Try Allen'j Foot-Ease.
A powder tu bo shaken Into the
shoes Your leetlecl swollen, nervous
and hut, and t'ets tired easily. If you
have smarting feet or tight shoes, try
Allen's Fool-Uase, It cools thu feet
and makes walking cusy. Cures swol
len, Hweutlug feet, Ingrowing nulls,
1 listers und calluua spots, itelleves
corns and bunions of nil pain una
gives rest utul comfort. Try it todn
auld oy all druggists and suoe bturex,
rnr 2.JU. Trial package FitHK. Ad
dre.Allen S. Oluited, Lo Itoy,
N. V. ft
Notice to Storers.
Thoso who had stored wheat at the
Salem Flouring .Mills beforo tho lire are
now at liberty to remove any of the
burnt wheat that remains.
lOSltf II. U. Hoi.i.AXi, Agent.
Tho freodelixery of mall will com
mence In llakur City on November 1.
To-Nlgntand To-Monow Night,
And each day una night during this
week you can tret, ut any druggist's
Kemp's Ualsum fur thu Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to bo the most
successful remedy oyer sold for
Coughs. Croup, llronciiliH, Asthma
unci Cotisuiupilon. Gel tt bottle to.
day mid keep It always In the huuse
s'j you can check yuur cold 111 uuce
Price J5u und 60c. Sample Iwlile free,
cod&w
President Kltiu, Farmer's Hank,'
urooKiyn,,Mie.ii., nusua-a Little Karly
Risers for years. Kays they aro the
best. Thee fatuous little pills cur
eousiipation. blone'b Drugstore,
Hard Utiving.
If you have to drive a team this win-
ter, you netl a good one, and horse
that have thu beat of (ml and care, as
furnished bv Gilliam A llroun. ut Hm
old I'ost-ollico Stables. lO-ITJ-eod.
Dissolution Natice.
Tho business lately conducted bv R.
J. llerselibach and J. t). RolKolniiiii as
llerschbaeh it Heljclmnii uillbo con
tinued by the undersigned, )m Imviui;
bought out all thu iutunst of his late
partner.
All bills due to and llabllitloa of the
taio nrm win no settitM uy
lOtttf R.J. lltrtscumcii.
"If you hcour the world ymi will
never unn u remedy equal to One.
J1111UIU1.0UU11 uuro." it cures l,a
Qrlppo and saves thoti!and.s from
nneuinniiiu. Ktone's Dnik'tv.re
Salt Lake 0ityAn Import
ant Factor in Transcon
tinental Travel.
-. .'..V VM-uutHf, tW V'llllUVllI, villi ni
fonl to cut Salt I-ako City from his mute.
.Vmerican coutiuent.
The Rio Ihuxdk Wkstkhx Railway.
coiuiecthig on thu Kast with tho IVnver
RioUraudeaudCuloraduMJdlaud Kail
jayand on the t u ith the Southern
Paeille iLentrul Route) and Oregon
Hiort Hue, is tho only transcontinental
lino asMiiKdirttly through Sail Lake
wny. too routo tnrouiiii Salt UVeCitv
via tho Itiet.iK.vNpk: Waits IUilwvv
u famous all the jear round. On ac
count of the eiiuablo cliiuuto of Utah
and Colorado it Is just as popular in
inter us in unuiuT. Send tfe to J D
Muustield. 3M Washimiton Kt..lNnin...i I
or tieo. W. Heint. AcUiit Geneml IVs-
The attractions of the ilaee, inelmll J rt ', ', 3tffiUHM.nT1 ,avo IJ'lmHxl tho most
He -Mormon Temple. Vaberuaclo uiul ion to lm doff l'
Obimh Institutions, the Un-at Salt ,J?,"i hw llMtfhh'rllml,Mon'tniM-UUv-loader
and denser tl an tho Dead shouhi 1 ,, in.u t i !? l Uwt Sale,"! br.,n ,tho IW city of a great state
Sea In tho Holy Und-tho picVureue JfflJSSfwnS in nurcJ,S'fhllia" w''nb' '?"?. 'I i lavo therefore
envlronnieut and tho Warn Sulphur ivKSwC ."V1 ?n,r' J1 Wtts l"' oy the James Cuiinlneham
and Hot Spring, are greater to I iWW niUU State
wuarw viml than unv Cmilitv ,, .- . .tl'.i'i1? ? I101 "'0 '"Oat eociiensive funeral car over bo t. still it 1 tlifin.;...::
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EDUCATIONAL
'NjsTvsiaiNaNJsTvssaBv
INTBn-STATD
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ETTA ANDERS-WILMAN
Associate Teacher Western Cotueiya-
toijr, Kansas City, Mo, representing
J the Inter-sta e System, al Salem. Ore.
H Over First National Kanlr. Residence
376 Church street. Studio hours 9 to
L to j.
asnsvsaiMWa nasa3F3Ra
EYA F. COX,
Teacher of Piano and Organ,
CLAPSKS IX
SIGHT ItKADLNG.
Studie: 333 Front St.
10-I7inl
Terms Itcasonahlo
jrABUSHD S89.
s s? .
CONSERVATORY
LZaua&U
The bbst in the west:
The universit
now in session.
Faculty of seven superior teachers.
When you Btudy music you should have tho very best Instruction obtainable,
is a saving of time nnd money. Phono 2910 for catalogue, or address,
FitANCKSCO SHLEY, Dean, Salem, Oregon.
. Salem Studio
inter-state. conservatory of music.
Mrs. Ella finders WillmaD
Over First National Hank.
Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Class
Reading".
Biuiiio nours trom
two fine :new pianos nsT studio von
USJsS OF PUPILS.
$ioooWiLvir
CASH ( Feb. 14, 190D,
To Agents
Sending Subscribers to
Self Culturc.'Magazine
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars to the
agent sending In the largest 1 1st I1B0.OJ
f 76.00. $25.00, 16.00, $1'.00, and soon,
a total of 63 Cash awards; ami in ad
dition very largo commission will be
given, making the most liberal propos-
IIOII
Send for full particulars and free equip-
ment. Prolltublo work for intelligent
persons. Send two referencea.
Tun Wkiinkh Companv,
Dept. II Akron. Ohio
Canadian Pacile tty
Soo Pacific Lino,
Lowest rates Beat service
To and from all points
Hast and Kurope.
Tlio only lino running through
Ml
, SI. Paul,
TA ioronto,
itll 0 HU
.Montreal,
"Boston.
Without
Change.
Royal Mall Steamship I.Iuo
to Japan and China.
Canadian and Australian
Steamship I.Iuo to
UII
IIIIU
For rates and information
apply to
O. M. LOCKWOOD
.. Airent.SuIeui Ore.
H. II. Abott, Acent Portland,
h. J.Coylo, A.O.P.A, Vuncouver II C.
1 n nci
llono
1 and Australia
The Ori?Df Insiirance Co.,
OH- HAHTIfORD, 90NN.
f8?!?,;, 2,215,000.
Liabilities llllW.OOO.
- r" iviivf tiuiuers
Will insure you against loss by
THOAAS BDI
Journal Otlice.
.
OLINGER -
Undertakers and
wt 1 1 . . . .
now isii io announce to tlio general
A A ri-.tltitla (.Iia.II 1. .
give us liberal lutronago.
uiii;.! i. V. "" Wln'li our
TOP
Of perfection in quality and
" " "iiu'ikxi 10 uiviron. .iii:i
LAJCD NOTOR
ill UOIR'hl UririV-l iT linnrwt ,.
SW sv.-va.Ij
K" us-
ou) posrovriCE
!ia,i,s"'KiwTC
AND MUSICAL.
AtX IltTCMESTKD IN OOOD MUSICAL trOMt
MAD! WEI-COMB AT HI STUDIO,
Teacher of Piano and
Accompanist.
Salem, Oregon.
Rtndlo D'Arcy nullillnr. Koom 10,
Honrs-V to!2 a. m.i 1 to ft p. in.
BEATRICE SHELTON.
Piano nnd Organ classes nnd S cht
Heading.
Studio at 478 Front at.
MIm Pholtnn lias studied with mo tor two
rears and has been Tory cnitsrientlnns ami sac
ceflftfulln her work. Hhelavery talented as an
execoinni arm an a ipnener. iinr impna aro mill
technically and theorf tloally well trained and
It Ii with pleaaiim and prldo that I recommend
;iim bnciton aa a reacner ni piano inn.ir.
KUll.L. WINKT.KH,
10-ll-Im Mna. Doctor
Nellie Brown
VIOLINIST
I now nrsnared to receive a few more Dunlin.
No 417 Marlon St. 10-20
W,jTstLy-PnnOfAL,
JAltM, OKCGOH.
T
(10
U&WZ&iM
frlfCS
'. ffj?icJJYtfr?i?s
CoIIeg? of Mfisic
It
u to 12 nnd - to r. A
Oregon Sliori Line Railroad
ThcUlrect Routclto
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Gaslcrn Points
flint chnlro ot two lavcirlto routes, via the
Union l'arlfie Fait Mall Line, or Hie
li lo tlrande Bcenlo Llues.
Look ut the time
It Day to Salt Lake
2J Days to Denver
.'H Days to Chlcuuo
4 J Days to New York
Free Reclining- Clialr Cars. Unliolstcred Toil
Ut HlaepliiK Cars, ami "ullman Palaoe
Sleepers owrateil on all trains.
For further Information apply.to
IIOIBE A 1IAHKKH, AKenli, Balera.
W, E. COMAN, Ocu'I ARem,
C. O. TKitltr, Trar. l'a. Agl
I'it1liliiim.Iortlaiil
A Few Interesting Facts
When pejple are contemplating a trip
whether on business or pleasure, they natur
ally want the best service obtainable so far
as speed, comfort and safely is concerned
Employes of the Wisconsin Central Linos are
paid to terve the public and our trains are
operated to at to make clow connections
with diverclnir line at all luietlon noints.
Pallnun I'aUce Sleeping and Chair cart
on through trains.
Dining car service unexcelled, Meals
a la Carte.
In order to obtain this first-clus service,
ask the deket agent .0 sell you a ticket over
TUB WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
and you will in ike dirert connections
St laul tor Chicago, Milwaukee and all
points East.
For any further lntbimatlon call un any
ticket aent or correspond with
JAS, POND,
General I'ats, Agent
Milwaukkk, Wis
or JAS. A. CLOCK,
Gtnciol Agent,
246 Stark Street,
1'oktlanu. Ore,
I.aH.OIO.
fire; for terms enquire of
TON RMi,in Aaf
s-.iism n
ww.v.,., ua,
. RIGDON
PmkilmM
- ----. ......
.....
ue.iitiw,nd wl.en necessity reouires. to
u.inuf.it , UIUDOX.
NOTCH
1., rni..ki .
nl.-a.!.. . - -
X , A mTMi
uuockuy, --,- 'SZJ
wawaiaaaaa aajM
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME card,
2 For Yaqulna:
Truln leaves Albany la-ROn n.
'lruln leaves Uorvallls..:: 15 n S
Train arrives Yaqulna... 6:50 d iU'
1 Returning: " "
Leaves Yaqulna 7-00 a. m
Leaves Corvain9 liuo a. S'
Arrives Albany..... ...12:25 D,
3 For Detreit: "-P.ui.
Lcayeb Albany.... k .... 7:40 &.
Arrives Detroit 11:55a. tu
4 Returning: '"
Lcuves Dotrolt 12:25 n m
Airlvcs Albany 6:.T5 n, rTi'
OLcuves Albany 0:arn.ni'
Arrives CorvullU 0:55 p. m'
5LeavcsCorvallls,......., 0:40a tu"
Arrives Albany 7:25a.m'.
One and two connect ut Albany nnd
Uorvulllfl with Southern Pacific tialrjs
giving direct service t3 and Irom New
port and adjacent beaches,
No. 0 runs from Albany to Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
only.
No. 6 runs from Uorvallls to Albany
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days only.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving uniple time
to reach camping 'grounds on the
Brcltcnbusli und Santlatn river the
same day.
II. L. WAI.DKN, KDWIN STONE.
T K. Al'. A. ManiirH,
J. TURNER Astcnt, Albany, Ore.
WILLaMETTK RIVKll DIVISION
STEAMER ALBANY,
Captain Znmalt.
Leaves tialcm at 7 a. m. for Portland
aud way landings every Tuesday,
Thursday nnd Saturday.
The steamer has been equipped with Arm
claaa accommodations, lucliicllng- an clcnt
piano.
Uuitirpaied (or carrying both freight and
passengers.
Dock-Foot ot State street.
KO. N. liHE8 Agent.
OXrAHTi
TIUK SCUKDULC
From rortlaud.
Aimiri
ron
"rait"" I
Mall
8 p. in,
Spo
kanci Salt l.ako, Denver
Ft. Worth
umana. nanaaa
City, ati
I'
8:S pm
Spi-
Loilli.Clilcago and Kat
Walla Walla. Hnokane. Mlnnn
aiulli, bt. I'aal, Uululli, Jtll-
FUer
xaut
Flyer
s.lw
a. m.
wanxeo i;iucao aim can.
2.S0pm
OCEAN UrUAMHIUl'8.
For Han Krauclaeu,
Hall crcry llva days.
cmTuiTulA'itfviiH
UTL A tlLM, .J
Sp in
I p. la
80. m.
ex Dun
I n. m.
Hatnr
To Astoria and way landings,
oi Bum.
ilav
10 p
WIIXAMETTK UIVER
ArSa
lam Ixave
rorlluna, Mewberg and way
Salem
t-anuinga.
da ly at
i.p. 111,
Tawlay, Thursday and Saturday at 0.00 a.m.
Monday WedneMlay nnd Friday at 10,00 a. in.
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
Dally boats to Portland u abore.
Transfers to street car line at Ores? Clit
If the steamers are delayed there ouud
tnp tickets to all points In Oregon, Wsthii.
ton, or California. Connection made at Port
land with all rail, ocean andrivcr lines
W. II. IIURU1URT.
Cen'l Pas. Aot. Portland. (),.
G.M.POWEUS. Anent. trade street dock
Salem,
UOISE & DARKER,
City Agents.
SOUTH AND EAST
THE SHASTA RO'JTE
OF THE
THE
Pacific Co,
rvSS TRA1M3 KUW DAUY
17:00 p Ml Lv...;portland. ,.Ar
9.MS PM)-Ar....Satem ....Ar
745 A Mj Ar. San Francisco. Lv
0:
(tei
0:15 a n
.15 AU
05 PM
s uu r m ugaen ... .Ar
t:otPM Ar Denver. . T.v
IIIOPM
645PM
8 50 AM
6,30 P M
9.35 P M
9.35 P M
8.40 A ni
8.40 rx
6.40 AM Ar .... Omaha .... Ar
8'I5PM Ar.... Chicago ...,Lv
7.00
o-IS
00 am Ar. ..Los AnceIe...Ar
PM Ar .... ElPaso.... Ar
4.5r
7-55 A m
Ar.. ..Fori Worth.. ,,Ar
Ar.. New Orleans. ..Ar
DINING CARS
OBSERVATION CARS.
l'ullmin hrst-claia and tourist sleeping can
attached to all through train). Tourist can
through to Chicago without change.
ROSKBURO MAIL. -DAILY.
830 A M jLy.
Portland
Ar (4.-30 rx
Lr 1 1 5o:p m
Lv 7.joa u
to5SAMLv....8alem...
5.-2o p m 1 Ar. . . . Koseburg
WEbTSlDE DIvrsTONT
BKTWIKN PORTLAND AND CORVAU.1S,
AIH tiaiiudallyjexcejojjiunday.
7V A mTLv.,.. Portland.. Arl 5:50 p M
H.-S5 fMf Ar....CorTallls. Lvf i.-aopw
At Albany and Cbrvalllsconuect ii
jalns of Jhe C. & E. Ry.
IFdeTendeNce" "FaHSERGEr:
KXPRRSa TRAIN DAILY KXCRPT SUNDAY.
4-'jo P M
7.'30' M
8:30PM
Xv
Portland..,. Ar 1 835 A M
I 835
5.'So
) 4-,S
Lv.
Ar
..McMinnvllIcLv
A M
Independence Lv
AM
Uirect connections at ijan trancisco with
""'hlP' lines f II AW All, 1APAN,
CHINA. THE PIIILUl'INES and AUS
inni.iA.
For through 'tickets and rate call 01 W.
,", SKINNER, Depot Agent, ot 0- D.
GAilRIhLM)N City hcket Agent, 333 Cos.
roftclal SU Salem Or. J
R. KOEI1LER, Manager.
CMARKHAM G. F. &P. A. Poftlan
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.
Vt Ith one exception the through
trains of the Hurllnlon Route
arc almost, 'Invariably well-filled.
The exception Is our Bt. Paul
Chicago Llmltid. On the limited
there Is usually room and to
spare.
Don't Infer that It Is neither
so tloo, uor so fast, aa ANY" train
of ANY other line between St.
Paul and ClilcSk'o. On the con
trary, there is uo more beautiful
train lo America. It has electric
Hunt, steim bait, wid3veHltmles
the unit sHUfaotory diuln-ot
servica 03 tha coatlaant-iod
lower berth for everybody,
A. O. SHELDON.
Ujq'I Aat, Pjrtltal, J
Southern