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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
fnullim! from Tlilnl 1'k.
ami wuutabluri nro imiiortcd from nil
parla of thu I. S. I'nder tlila uncotir
Moment the ttiignr beet factory inulH
piles in tins north nnd fur west, semi-
rojijcnl plants are sent to tho south nnd
congenial clinmtca nro bought for tho
wwra jmuuiicuuiib ui uiu iur uast. ino
lijrfrltUxlns of fruit trees nml grains is
conducted In tho search for vnrlctlos
adapted to exacting conditions. The
Introduction of tea gardens into tho
southern states promlnos to provido
employment for idle hands as well as
J-C ilLHJ L
Uojupply tho homo market with tea.
fffjo subject of irrigation whoro It in of
E il Importanco to thu people Is being
ofllllv studied, stun nro btliii taken
Mvcclntin injured or abandoned lauds
ad information for tho people along
tkHo Hues is being printed and distribu
rati. .MorKeis nro ueinii sought unci
eftened up for surplus farm and factory
.products In Kuropo mid Asia. Tho out
taok for the education of thu young
former through agricultural, college
Experiment stations with oportuuity
pRven to specialize in the department of
aQncnunrc, is very promising, me
WMpluof Hawaii, Puerto Pico and the
IJWIlppIno Inlands havo been helped by
pwe. esmniisiimuiiv ui uiuriiiiuiii. eiu
Ifang to a moro scientific knott'ledim of
reproduction of coffee, India rubber
w. ouier tropical pnxiucis ior wim-u
jfcere is demand in the IT. S.
Oood Roads,
micro is widespread interest in tho
i-provomcnt of our nubile highways at
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Diacsts what you eat.
ItartlflciallydlcresUtliefoodaudalds
JJfature In streugtheDlng and recon
atrtvctlnff the exhausted digestive or
mum. It is tho latest Jlscovered digest
Stand tonic. No other preparation
mm approach It In eaiclency. It in
iftaavtiy relieves and irmanently cures
DmcDSla. Indigestion, Heartburn,
lirleHulence, Sour Stomach, nausea.
Hfclleaaacne.uasi.raigia.uranips.uiiu
letherresuluoflm perfect digestion.
tVtpared by E. C DWUt A Co, Cbleaao.
stone's imro stork
Kie Clothing
Left yet that we are offering at very low price,
cood things in men's pants. If we can fit y
will almost let you name
Hbn's Fine Shoes
WeZcarried Nelson & Son's line, than which there are
none better made. 'A good line of sizes left, and we
can Save you S1.00 to St. 50 on every pair you buy.
Capes and Jackets
We are still pushing them out and our cost pi ices
make them very attractive.
m
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flrce are Positively
Going out of business in
a catchpenny game, bui
vertise.
illis BiJos.
FIRST DOOR SOUTH
tho present time and tho department of
agriculture is co-operating with tho peo
plo in each locality in making the best
poisiblo roads from tho local material
and In experimenting with steel tracks.
Pails Exposition.
Throughout the U. S. n very extcn
8lvo and complete exhibit of the agri
cultural and horticulture products of Die
U. S. is Itelng proiwrcd for the Paris ex
position. The Peace With Spain.
On tho 10th of December 1800, tho
treaty of peace between the U. S. and
Spain was signed. It provided among
other things that Spain should ccdo to
tho V. 8. the archipelago known ns tho
Philippine islands,that the tr, S. should
pay to Spain the sum of 20,000, and
that the civil righU and political status
of the nntlvo inhabitants of tho terri
tories thus ceded to the l S. should bo
determined by the congress. Tho treaty
was ratified by tho senate on tho 0th of
February, 1899 and by tho government
of Spain on tho 10th of March following.
The ratifications were exchanged on tho
llthof April, and tho treaty publicly
proclaimed. On tho 2d of March, tho
congress voted tho sum contemplated by
tho treaty and the amount was paid
over to the Spanish government on tho
first of May.
We Accept the Philippines.
In this manner tho Philippines came
to the r. S. The Islands woro ceded by
tho government of S,patu which had
been in undisputed possession of them
for centuries. They were accepted not
merely by our authorized commissioners
In Paris tinder the direction of the ex
ecutive but by tho constitutional and
well considered action of tho representa
tives of tho peoplo of the l S. In both
houses of congress. I had every reason
to believe and I still believe that this
transfer of sovereignty was In accord
ance witli tho wishes and tho aspirations
of the great ma'ssof the Filipino people.
I-ram the earliest moment no opportu
nity was lost of assuring tho people of
tho iblands of our nrdent desira for tholr
wolfaro and of the Intention of this gov
ernment to do everything possible to
advnnco their Interest?.
Our Oood unices.
In my order of the 10th of May, 189S,
tho commander of the military expedi
tion dlsputchcd to thu Philippines was
instructed to declare that we cuing not
to maku war on tho jieoplu of the coun
try, "nor upon any part or faction
among them, but to protect them in
their homes, in their employments and
In their personal and religious rights."
That tjieru chotild bo no doubt us to thu
paramount authority there. On the
17th of .August, it was directed that
"there must 1m no joint occupation
with the insurgents;" that thu U.S.
must preserve the peace and protect
port-oiis nml property within tho terri
tory occupied by their military and na
val forces; that the Insurgents and all
others must recognize tho military oc
cupation and authority of the U. S. As
early us December 1, before tho cosslon
and In anticipation of that event the
ommaudor lit Manila was urged to re
tore peace and tranullty, and to un
dertake the establishment of a benell
cent government, which should afford
the fullest security for llfo and proorty.
On the '.'1st of December, after tho
treaty was signed, the commander of the
forcn of occupation was instruct d "to
announce ami proclaim In tho most
public manner that we oomu, not us in
vaders and conquerors, but as friends to
protect tho natives In their homes, In
their employments and In their Hr
sonal and religious rights."
Wanted No War.
The Rime day while ordering Gen.
Otis to see that pcaco should 1h) pre
served In Ho Ilo, ho wus admonished
that: "It Is most important that thero
should bo no conflict with tho insur
gents. On tho first day of January,
1899, your general orders were roller
utcd that the kindly intentions of this
government should Ik In oery possiblo
way communicated to the Insurgents,"
On tho 21st, of Juuunrv, I announced
my intention of .dispatching to Manila
a commission couioscd of three gentle
men of the highest character njid dis
tinction, thoroughly acquainted with
the orient, who, in ussooiittlnn with Ad
miral Dewey and Major Oen. Otis wero
instructed to "facilitate tho most hu
mane and effective extension of author,
ity throughout the Island ami to secure
with tho least iKWsiblo delay the lwno
fits of a wise and gonerous protection 'jul
life and property to the inhabitants."
The Commission.
Theso gentlemen were Dr. Jacob
fiould Sohurman, president of Cornell
iiulvereiry, the Hon. Charles Denby,
for many years minister to China, and
Prof. Ieaii C. Worcester, of tho univer
sity of .Michigan, who had made a mott
caarful study of llfo in the Philippines.
While tho treaty of jieace was under
conclderotlou in the kenate t!iom com
missioners wt out on tholr tnkwion ol
borne
on we
the price.
Salem,
are doin
ty&ttre not running
exactly as we ad-
& Company
OF POSTOFFICF.
te&&Mkhk4
Lapses or
Loss of Hair
Dr. Sbournd, the, tralntM French
Dermatologist, uyi that W per cent
of hair losses are the results of
microbe and the neglrct of d.
drulT. The antiseptic action of
SEVEN
SUTHERLAND SISTERS'
preparations kills microbe and
remove dndrufl. Their constant
uto for a period will, by acting
directly on tbe hair bulb, turnlth
nonrithment, vitality and growing
power to the impoverished root
and hair shaft, resulting la corn
,i,tte reitoratlon.
ftOLn hv tmtrnAiA'r
x99999im??9fm9r&
good will and liberation. Their char
acter was n sufficient guaranty of the
beneficlent purpose with which they
went, even if thoy had not borne tho
IKwltivo Instructions of this government
which mado their errand porminently
ono of peaco nnd friendship. Hut beforo
their arrival at Manila tho sinister am
bition of a fow leaders of tho Filipinos
had created a situation full of etnbar
rassinents for us and most grievous in
its consequences to thomselves.
Their Report.
Tho clear and impartial preliminary
rciKirt of the commissioners which I
transmit herewith, gives so lucid' and
comprehensive a history of tho present
Insurrectionary movement that the story
need not bo here repeated. It is enough
to Bay that tho claim of tho rebel leader
that he inis promised independence by
any officer of tho U. 8. in return for Ills
assistance has no foundation and Is catu
gorlcally denied by tho very witnesses
who wore colled to ptovo It. Tho most
tho insurgeut leader IiojkmI for when he
came back to Manila was the liberation
of tho islands from tho Spanish control
which thoy had been lalwrlng for years
without success to throw off. ' The
prompt accomplishment of this work by
the Amorlcan army and navy gavo him
other Ideas and ambitions and Insidious
suggestions from various quarters in
verted the purposes and Intentions with
which he had taken up arms. No
sooner had our army captured Manila
than thu Filipinos forces begun to as
sume uu attitude of suspicion niuljliostil
Ity which the utmost efforts of our ollle
ers nnd troops were unablo to disarm or
modify. Their kindness and forbear
ance was taken us a proof of cowurdice.
The aggression of the Filipinos contin
ually increased until finally just before
tho time set for the senate of tho U. 8.
to vote uion thu treaty an attack, evi
dently prepared In advance, was made
all along thu American linos which re
sulted In u terribly destructive and san
guinary repulso of the Insurgents,
A Barbarous Order.
Ten days lasor an order of the li'isur
gjnt government.wus issued to Its ad
herents who had remained In Manila of
whfch General Otis justly observes that
"for barbarous Intent it Is unequalled
In modern times." ft directs that at 8
o'clock on tho night of tho 4th of Feb
ruary, the territorial militia shall como
together on thu streets of San Pedro,
armed with their Itoloi, with guns and
ammunition tt here convenient jthat Fili
pino families only shall Iki respected;
but that all oilier 'Individuals ol what
ever race they may be shall bo extermi
nated without any companion, after tho
extermination of thearmy of occupation,
and iuMs ; "Urothcrs wo must avenge
ourselves on tho Americans and exterm
inate them that we may tako our re
venge for tho infamies and treacheries
which they have committed upon us.
Have no compassion ujioii them; altack
Willi vigor."
The Upruung Quelled.
A copy of tills fell, by good fortune,
into the hands of our olllcers and they
were able to take measures to control
the rising, which M actually attempted
on thu night of February 22, a week
Inter than was originally contemplated.
A coiiitldcruhlo number of armed Insur
gents cntorcd thu city by waterways ami
swamps and, In concert with confeder
ates inside, attempted to destroy Manila
by lire. Thoy were kept In check during
the night and thu next day driven nut
ol tho city with heavy loss.
Coutd Not Surrender Manila
i
This wus tho unhappy condition of
affairs which confronted our commis
sioners on their arrival in Manila. They
had come with tho hope and intention
of co-operation with Admiral Dewey and
Mujor-denurul Otis in .establishing
jM-aco and order in the urchielago, and
the largest measure ot self-government
compatible with the true welfare ( the
jople. What thoy actually found can
host beset forth in thuirown werds:
"Deplorable as war is, thu one In which
wuaru nowengagud was unavoidable by
ui. We were attacked by a bold.adven
turns ami enthusiast!.' army. No alter
native was left to us except ignomlnou
retreat. It Is not to bo conceited of that
auy Ameriean would have tanetloned
the surronder of Manila to the insur
gents. Our obligations to other nations
and to the friendly Filipinos awl to
ourselves ami our Hag dummied that
feres should be met by foree. Whatever
the' future of the Philippines may le,
there is no course open to us now exeopt
the prosecution of the war until the in
trgnts are reduced to subiiiltiiwfi. The
muiitkHJ Is of the opinion that there
Iws lti iw time since the dettruattei
of the Spanish sqiKdrgn by Adinira1
Dewey wImh It was (tostible to withdraw
Mr lore irom n maims 01 iwr iih
(tow to MrlvM or wMh faUty to tit
inbaUtanU "
Rebellion Mut Ceae,
Ttte eor Umm ejwirly Indieatal M
Iwm HtitLigly tntHl. The ie
Wiio mutt xt put tlowH. CiTfl g.r
ramwt auwiot U Otrat)gMy e
UUiahed until odr UtUHfl. WIUi
a devtMi il gallantry worthy of its
ntit -i!l.ifit .itry . ll- army aWy
and loyally agisted by tho navy has! Miss Hunkers,
carried on its unwelcome but most 'daughter of Prank
"S'"TOn i-niunign wuii riciuy tiesorvrtt
success The noble self sacrifice with
which our poldiers and sailors whoso
torms of service had expired refused to
avail themselves of their riaht to r
turn home as long as they were needed
at the front forms one of tho brightest
pages in our annals. Although their op
erations havo been somewhat inter
rupted and checked by a rainy season
of unusual violenco and dnrat'on they
havo- gained ground Meadllv in evorv
illrcction and now look forward con
fidently to a speedy completion of their
task. The unfavored circumstances
connected with uunctivo campaign have
not been permitted t I iterfore with
Continued en Fourth IVi.
For Morb:d Conditions take Dnncif
am's Pills
DeWltt's Little Karly lUtcrs purify
the blood. Famous little pills for con
st Ipatlnn and liver troubles. Stones
Drug Store i.
It takes but a mlunto to overcome
a cough by the uso of One Minute
Cough Curo, quickly cures all forms or
throat nnd lung troubles. A faumu
specific Tor grippe and Itsnfter atTi o's
Stones Drug Stores.
Uest Winter Home.
For sunshine, flowers nnd oranges
take the Sunset Itnute via Is Angeles
to all iioints Kast. Tourist excursion
cars and chair curs to F.I Paso. Fort
Worth, Kansas City, Chicago, Cincin
nati, Houston, New Orleans and Wash
ington, D. C.
For rates, guides and Information ml
dress, C. H, Mahkiiam, G. P. A.,
Portland, Or.
"I wits nearly dead with djrspcpsln,
I used Koiol Dyspepsia Cure. That
cured me." It digests what youcat
Cures Imllgrslhn arid all forms of
dyspepsia. Stones Drugstores.
Mrs. J. W. Wain and
turned to Albany today
with Mrs. N.J. Damon.
daughteis, re
nder a vhU
"One Minute Cough Curb is tho
best remedy I ever tifcd for coughs
nnd colds. "Writes II. N. Wllllnuis,
Ocntryvllle, Inri. ItU the only hnrin
less rciuxdy that gives Immedhtto re
suits. Cures croup, pneumonia, bron
chitis and lung troubles, lis early
uo ir-vcnls consumption. Stcwcs
Drug Store.
Cut Rates to the Kast.
If you are contemplating n (rip Hast,
vou cau save money by goimr on the
Northern Pacific railroad. The best
service of any road, AccommoJatlug
porters on each car to look after your
wants and upholstered tourist sleiqiers
on each train, no change of curs. Call
on us and get full Information,
eod T110UA8, Watt & Co,
The Ordinary Sleeper A
Now Feature in Western
Trayel.
The Pullman Company now opt rates
two grades of sleeping cars via the 11 o
tiiuNDK Wkstkiin IUii.wav. The ordl
nary sleepers are entirely new, and tho
berths, both upiier nml lower, are
fitted up complete with mattresses,
blankets, sheets, pillows, curtains, etc.,
with stoves arranged for milking tea,
coffee, etc., requiring nothing to be
furnished by passengors. Uniformed
pullmaii orlt-rn are In charge of the
cars, who are required to keep them in
irood order mid attend to thu wants and
comforts of passenger. Tho cars are
very Jiamlsomo ami commodious, nml
while nut so elegant, are lust as com
fortgble as standard or palace s1eeiers.
Hoth first and second-class tuissuugurs
ure permitted to occupy these ears on
payment ol the I'lilluiau norm rates,
which nro less than half of thu rates
charged in the regular (Kilace sleeping
cars.
Tho ordlnaiy sleepers are carried
dally on trains via ltio (Iiiandk Wkst
kh IU11.WAV iH'tween Denver and Bun
Francisco and Portland. On five days
in each week the sIihkth uiu run
through between I Angelus and Han
Francisco, or Portland und Denver,
Omaha, Chicago und Ilostou.
For additional details write for copy
of folder fo J. I). Mausllold, '-'Kl Wash
ington Kt Pertland: ortieo. W, lleiiits,
Acting Ueneral Passenger Agent, Hall
Vctlng
-akoC
ity.
Offers travclcrsiiiiiii-xiif tlic.fnlh.w
lug route cast They utj all lainous
scenic ultra i-tiur
O It, & N , via Odgun and Douvcr-
Nhusta Houte via riaeramoulu. Oc.
dun anil Denver,
Kliasla Itouie via Saeramenio,
Mulor !-'. AilHirquerque.
A dully line ofthrtiugh J'ULI.MAN
I'ALACK and TOIMUST KLKKP
HltS, Kan I'raiielnco nnd Im Arme
ies to Chicago ttilt Is
he Short Line
from southern California
To the East,
T'5
lo the uuenUuf the O. It.
the uuderalKiied, for folders and
deMJtlptlvo literature.
J. J. DKVKRRUX. !
Ocin'l AkI Wureetler. Hid, i
I 'ui land.
Orgpo Sliori Line Railroad
Tlitplrwl Btie,to
lljshoi. Oiib. Cohrad)
and ill EaslernIPTBtst
Girt rhnlre of two liiuht twit; ela lti
1 uihu raano rain u,ui iuw
Klo OituJe tkwU IJbfi. .
Look at the time
U Day Ui Halt Lake
2) Dayt to Denver
3) Days toChleairo
4 Dayi to New York
ttA Reailalajt Ctitlr Cai. U(hltrt T
H SWfcK ('". aul ul'Wo r !.
Stttftnttyittnl en all (raloa.
If (tirtUr totorauttoa alylU
DOME Jk BAKKTB. Agent, Sala.
W K.COMiX.Ca't4ei,
C a TKRKV. Tra. Pa
Ml Tul4 att JoiUtMl
of Salem Prairie,
Munkers. wont to
Portland to visit friends Monday even-
Ing.
Catarrh Cannot tie Cuied
wmi l.uuau AtlUA'l'o, as
iiicj- cunnoi reacit tile scat or tho Uls
cue. Catarrh Is n b'ooo or constitu
tional dlseae. and In order to euro It
you must tako internal remedies.
Hall'sCatarrh Cure Is taken Internally,
und acts directly 011 the blood nnd
mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was
prescribed by ono of the best physic
ians In this country for years, und Is
a regular prescription. H Is composed
of thu best blood purlUers, acting di
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of tho two In
gredients Is what produces such won
derful results In curing Culurrlt.
bend for testimonial, free.
h J. Cnr..-KV &Co Props., Toledo, O.
Sold by Dtuuglsts, 75c
lUII's Family Pills are the best.
Those uncomprotnl'lng silver cham
pions, Klder llarklm- and David Cnttg
were In the city today, the ono looking
tipthe hu;i market nml the other luukitig
after shiners.
The Modern Mothe
Hus found tlmMier llltlonntw are Im
proved mure by thu plousuni sytt'pnf
Klus, when Im need til tho Irtxntlve
effector a uenllo retnetW. limit liv unv
Other. Clilldrvn enjoy It and II licno-
Ills llii'in. The true leniedv. svrun
of Furs. Is iminttraelured tiy the Call-
rorniu rlgbyriipCu.
Dr. Hiuw went to Ahhlaud lishty and
will spend a ivnplo of weeks looking
over the Southern Oregon country.
W. T. Itigdon wont In Tumor this
morning.
P. 0. Patterson (with W. P. Fuller
of Portland, who visited In Polk county,
i-aiiio to tntui yesterday and returned to
Portland this morning.
Mrs. II. S. Ilaucroft ami daughter, ot
Portland, who were on n visit to Mrs.
O. W. Gibson, returned to Portland
this morning,
, Kugcno Urcyman wont lo Portland
Monday cvunliii,'.
F. W. Uollls went lo Portland this
morning.
Among Die Musicians.
Miss Ilubburd, the pianist will not
leave Salem at wus reported, having
refused 11 Haltering offer logo abroad.
Her studio Is on I.lnerly street with
Prof. Hcoble. Her reputation Is well
established hero us one of the moM
conscientious und iKilliktaklu niuno
teachers hi thu stale.
MImj Nullio Itrott 11 the violin leuchei
husgruttltig eliHKo and Is gaining a
wide reputation us it concert iierfoiner
and ver nut-cessful teicher.
ASATISFIEO
Will aJvcrtise u
And our wares.,.
The Atkins Cross Cut Saws
. iSBCMBNI. GROUND.
RJNever fails lo please;?
i. We keep a fulliline offjlliem.
R. M. Wade L Co. Hardware,
6&r Key
HBATIN0I
STEAM,
HOT AI R.
HOT VSATJSH,
rtimaies furnished, and work done promptly, .substantially
and at honest prices.
Fruit nd Hop Dryer work a specially.
T. S. BUBROUGH?, 102 State St. Phono I5JI
L. M. KIRK
t-
M
I'lionu
(Grain Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Buildinp. Mnlenal.
f. I.'m flmrnl. Plaster etc.
Grain,
I'rwi aiHlt.r)Ji aU.tto Iflvwi
of the ty.
umirnnn DDCTiiupn b
Nnnituvu auuiuiiuu Nuriiiit.
rmcly Kaanxail .
arM
Kon. Mipwumin. tM pawn
Zffi
nmtf
Otn. WmMU mm
Sfa-wsesaii2:
iu9tbr.
-uue-uuvlit Oruir
Twao air VaMMiu.
FOIl SALE JJV D. J. FBVt SALEM, OHKOON.
n".TUlfriiir
Geo. Win. Grny, a student of the
Malum Smtt (IntmiiiAr t,.i,i .),
spent Thank?giing with his parents,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. Gray, returned to
Portland Monday evening.
Dr. null's Cough Myrup Will Proye a
quick and ture cure for croup, Moth
ers, when your children ure attacked
with thai, dreadful disease, you can
depend on this marvelous reined v. It
never falls to cure at titico. Price 2."c.
Ladies Can Wear Shoes.
Ono M.smallornftcr using Allen's
h nut- Kmmj, a powder to be shuketi Into
the shoes. It ttmkes tight or new
suocs reel en.y gives lusUint relief to
euros and bunltms. It's the itruatcst
cuiulorl discovery of tho ago. Cults
swollen icci, nits'ers tint! callous spi'l.
Allou's FiMii-Kaso Is a certiilu cum lor
Ingrowing nails, sweating, hot, aching
feet. At all druggists and uliou sturcs.
25c. Trial tiuckaun FltKR by mall
Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Hoy
Sheriff F W. Durbln and wife went to
Jefferson this morning.
The Homeliest Man In Salem
As well as tho hiindconiest, und olhcrt.
are Invited to cull on any druggist
and get frcu a trial bottle or Kemp's
llalsatn for the Throat and Lungs, 11
remedy that Is guaranteed to auto nnd
believe all Chronic and Acute Coughs,
Asthma, llronchltls and Consump
tion. Prlco 26c, and Mkj. eod&w
Judge ! D. Henry wife nml daughter
starled for Soux Falls, South Dakota,
this morning lo visit friends fot n short
lime, and from there they go to Man
chester, New Hampshire, to visit Mr.
llenry'M mother.
iBKcfiffrsi
PILLS
Pntitr tbl SloeI, T
Cnre Bletehts, Ira- T
frvr Complexes, T
0 ceati- 2 cent. T
HIHIMHIIIIHIIIHHI
Hoarseness
Sore Throat
(fonrst-ueas, soro throat nnd constant
ougiiing iitiiicnto tuat tlio Dronenliu
uIhh a 10 Hiiirerlng from n bad cold,
which may "oveiop into pleurisy or
tiifl'tmmulloii of tho lunm. Do not
vvitsto health nnd Btroiigtn by wait
UK, but uso Dr. JohnW. UuIPh Cough
iyrnpnt oiicu. This wondorftil rem
1 ly introH nil throat and luntr nflbo-
Juim in an astonishingly short time.
r12vill'Ci
iPllllS
Oough Syrup
Curos lloarsonoss and Soro Throat.
riir null ami ttlttunt lo take lloctnit
.t.uiuiiKuiill 1'ilct ijctuU At all JtUJjIiH.
CUSTOMER
LIKI; CIIRISI'MAS SNOW
is thu i'Jr of the shirts, wdlurs and
uffs that me dune ui) at tIio&i!mBtvMm
taumliv. Kiintrt Cuius knows a gmsl
thing a I. .-il ! w It, nml the fault leu
Uwult i.l ilu. tin. n laundrled hont will
i'ili lil nilmiraiHHi, as tvwll hi tltM man
itholovf- i ir. m writ nwl han hk
llnvil wii..( in 1 obM-himI finish.
Snlum 3mi Laundry,
1111 1 in H.J iil.MltTUU, I'KOPrt
pi one ill. tJO hllHjrly Ja'treel
B StntotJt
Hay andJStraw tlorcd
WagonJScatcs,
dllry ei!fcd W J
a r-' vciiow
7JrV
iU'
iw Ut mmtuum
OtflHtUtHS
l4 to
Co. iUtrttlUit .
ftra . rTiau, Okaoo
D
wBMsn
ItHfl
ZSM&i
ntJSlKESS CARDS.
C. H. mACK
H)enti8t
Seeoeiter to Dr. J. M. Kecne, old Whltt
t-omet.SaUm, Or. PaitletdulKngwperlol
peraton i modemts feet la any branch art
In especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phono 1011,
UOOM8 1 AND U, O RAY llLlf.
OSTEOPATH.
im. GRAGIS AMMIIOIIT
Groduato ol tho American Bchool of
Osteopathy at Klrksvllle, Mo. has
opened olllco at Hush A Ilreynmn block,
Commercial straet Balem Oregon.
Olllco days Monday, Weilnowlay nnd
Friday. DleeaBOs of women nnd child
ren n specialty, 10-17-lm
OFFICE, CITY HALL
For water tetirlce apply at othte. Ihr
payable monthly In ailrance. MVe
complaints at the tM..
C. H. LANE
Merchant TaiiOr
-U7 STATU BTKF.KT.
C7BulU A1S and upward,
Pauta 03 and upward.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
I Mcti all mall ami paenr,er tnlh- llag
eije and einreM lo all part ol th cli
Profit evlce. Telephone No. 70.
D1SQUF. A 8KIPTON
" ' "" - -" ' ' .! ll
PhotosraDhs
You can get Just what you want at
TIIK KI.ITK STUDIO
NolhlngbutllrstfUss work turned out
Thollnnest KiiIriHl Work on the coast-
"ASSAY OFFICE-
AND ILAUOrtATOUY
No. 71 Chcmckcta fit,
.1. II. T. TU I'll ILL Aayer
.5F
cornt
',.'
SOMETHING LIKE A
CHRISTMAS GIIH'
tollmuomaiior man of rellned lasts Is
oiiu of the line lajrcellu lined bath tub'
wo put in ttlum wuculiiyour oalli
mom huh now oik-ii niiiinii
ojien pi
lllKSOl I
hiK- Your
balhroomsaru thlimsof lK-uuty mIimi wr
nnve put in o wit piuinmnK. witu iiickii'
nut in oiieii iilumiiinK.
plated pliieant a reatouahlu cost.
u not
only means comfort but health.
BARR&PETZEL
US COMMEKCIAI. 8TPF.KT
Telephone No. IJ71
OoiTv Stapo Lino to
M'COY AND "ERRYOALE.
I'nr I'asseiiKen and 1Ukako ; alto
nari-eU and orders iirnmptty at
tended to. Salem falllru
Old Postoffico Stnblcc,
J. II WiKilley, I'rop. 10-Winl
PLATlNO PHOTOS.
Hnlaiuemriilk ln,('inynn ah4 Water
Color. I'lii'o lui..ii.
Auuttcur ti i ii lhw! and inhlii
noiilly dotw U W. HIKKMAN.
Btnmnijif Ik r. J Himsh,
Uhiioni) Ftaou
111 Piiiiiioraliil til., Hitk'm Oieuiif.
soixjjK 'unoa.
PIANO lONEIIt) AW) KEPWIIS
roitruM). "UK
rWJtk a art tWhHf' tot wt-n
Steam Dye VYotks.
No. Is Omiimcfeiai He'U imponlte
Wlllumetlo iKiiel ji(U' und
KSiitlumen'a clulhli rtwt, dyed
ic(ialrd and preatrd. Pine blankeU
elfuned or dyed im nicely lln
shed. Kid Kl.vea cteaawl. 10c:
The Gorman Market
Will l Ikuii.1 all klmla nHtal
aixl h lMtt n aattaajMi. KltKR
DKUVI'Ki All bifi .Im iU
lutm Hem ol U'.4l M
CL)OLv2: & SON
171 Comiwrehil H .
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Law
TolaUo. Oregon.
H'atttMl f Burnt tS.h IiSihm al M
a tulelti anirter 1
U (kfnc f v in Uiwi I ft
GMMt.
0t a ttotlle.
ttttrJriatM. ltaehtflkKmofIieJovta
tilate lfd of IM mif tlat, tlrfjo
Im UA liMtlatf
liaiijuyuiiiiiir typiimii
fwvev, .llrdhc'la siiil'l
or- any
Hon
In .imau HUmMM.
Uldoro
N'ap-
lLqHtHl.
IUij!icr lUr.
Slate Agtit, SaWm, Or.
II -U-MkUkw
Teeuw La Clilpp. Mp wain. eipetUO)
V Let, and Ut. Dr. HOtit Uuiuk,
Salem late? Co.,
KEZ? FPWJrs "JL
i' VM11 UttHiiuTT Sta-r ,
'HTOW ma a
WANTED. : ;
Hcnv tcUaytwiTeftnu wwin tiurdiiii
or leas In til coIihw tmttmtMtm
tteM4 for. 23 els, se oto, ' walaKMc, -, , ,
per month. All over Matr immhWmT.i . ,
ton rate , . m -vtfJff vW)
fOn.MLK-AnVA N6.1" 3mv
5?dca,S for K, harsJ. 0M si
321 Mill atrectt 12.tt
FOU 8ALt-A Jersey Cow, will trfe
a hnek for n horse or heavy wjMt
423 Liberty Street. 121
WANTKD-A tenant to tako charge of a
600 acrefarm three nillea aouth o
llallston. Alut 140 acres In caltlva-
tlon. I wish to cut two hundreil acre f
of grub oak, will lvo tho wood to ny
parties that will cut and pile all tU
hrusli properly. Thero I R Pottlwul
market for the wood. For fuitK
particular addrcscC Marh, 8le. '
WANTRD.-Abont 60 Jmtta of yoont
while oak, second growth, from 8 1
18 Inches In diameter aud from 5 to IS
feet long will give in ciclmtign w
pne, buifglct, hacks, carta, rtpalMf
horse shoeing-for prlcea and further
partlcttlare call at Salem Wagon Fa.
tory, soi Commercial gtroet, Wcmr
tcnnel. ll-Sl-tt.
FOU SALE Oil HENT.-Stock ranch
contalnlns 200 aorcs; situated Xf
mile from postoftlce and railway
depot, Wlllicllata bargain, and m
casy.termai or leaso to reapoMlMi
party for a fuw years for keeping la
present condition. Splendid oppor
t unity for man ebvaeed iu stock rais
ing or dalrylnr. Tor particulars,
address A. II. Aoothby, Mill City!
Oregon. ll-18-3w
1011 SALE Cheap, automatio nlckeli
in-the-slot machines. Duple. Owk,
l'ucki. Admirals all the ltitU'
tirovetl and new catalogues and clreu
lara free. Owl Novelty Co.. Svmcmm
N, Y.
I2.l-(H
G1UL WANTKD-To learn tlmprinUitf
tnule. Apply at Journal otlico, tf
1II0Y0LE HAnaAIN,-BrandH8wrt
rlasa ladiea whoel at n lnr(in fi.
cash. Inquire of M., at Jooimb oeHce.
11 7 tf
FOlt SALE or rent. Hotol and three
ouarter
vlieap.
ouartera block, linn liouso nnd garden
J, W-
UtitherfonL Marimi,
wro.
ll-t-lmot.
WANTED at Wlllametlo hotol, a llrat.
claw waitress. Wnes fIS.Ou boanl
and room, 11-a-tf
KOH HBNT. Desirable rooms far.
nUhcd or unfurulshed for uenttetueii.
Terms reasonable. Call ou F, Oou
lel.JIWCoiiiiuurclal itreel. 10-11-lf
l-AHM ioil HALE.l00acrM. In Yam
hill county, 76 In ctiltiratlou, kooJ
new hulIilltiKi which uost about ii'.W.
I'rlce200, half down, balance at 0
per cent. Address T. T, YoJer,
WhlteRoti, Orison. 10 7 0
Hli!YULrr"l'ATiliI."if your OlcycTt
needs repair hnntr It In, we have
the aklll and alovk Iu keep It Iu II rat
clas condltlou. We curry a full
Hue 01 auudrlci Htid make a upecltti
Ity of enaiuelluir comuand we im.
wa auilsfr tiur patrons. Qatduer A
White, 28 Llbuity meet, llolwua's
blocki next dour U steum laundry,
I'hone 2fc0fi. l-jrf-t
lOUSK ULEANEltS - Rcuicmber
tlint tho beat and cheapest carpet
paper la the heavy felt patter oW
atTiir.JouiiNAi.ollicc. ltf-tl
AllENT'H OUTFIT FKKK.-Freljiht
IMtld, crtxlitlven forselllne the Hnt
set vf lustriictiro. entertaining
CIIIUUTMAH 1IOOKH, grailo.! for
children of all age, at the. JowoH
prlcea ever known. 60 cent 1V,
ixintalnliiK td'atiliful Illustrated tiottm
of Iird'a Prayer, only 13 cents", fl
Ixmk -'5 cents ; fl.W fiook ZrO cents;
P 60 book 76 rents. Lllwral row
mission to agents. rKlUlUSIOX
riilNTINO CO. II00111 0, Feivuson
lluildliiK, Cluuinnatl, Ohio. 11-15 lmt
Personal,
Lad le Free Hn'mleM Monthly (teg
dator, cannot fall. -Mrs. II. Itowaa,
aiator, raiiuoi tan. :
II. JI Milwaukee, Wis.
il-a..n
S, C, STONH, M. D..
fruvftorf
Stone's Drug Stores
halku, otuam
Tiieiu-riMltao In mimben art luct4 a
u. Ml an,! au oinoierelal ttreet, n4 rt
mil tluciolM tin aroiiirUU tin p(iJiinT
i)UelntlulUt aiUrl, i-afluawry, Uaibe, -
'llh,tta.,Kf.
bit. BTON
llaliliomMrai eiperteuea la U fio '
Wof mixIWintrxl how niakfa no eftarf fat
oKuututkiu, e nwlamtwa ot4erlpl!N
Salt I.ako City Au Import
ant Factor in TrAnsccn '
tinental Travel
No one eromlnK the coullnoiil can if.
ford to cut Vilt l.aki City from hla route.
Dm altrai IWMi 01 Hie place, Imumllnrf
the Mormon Temple, Tabeniaclu and ,
Church institution', the Oreat Halt
Ijike dewier and demmr tkan the Dead
twin the Holy Ijtnd the plcturempie "
environment and ihe Warm Hitlplutr
and Hot HpruiKv. are ureater to the
nmare ard tluui auy locality on the
Aliiftrieao i.iuiuieiu.
Tim lln- (iutiinc Wiutku IUilway.
mniiivtlnK on the Kast with tho enm
AlllaliranileaniiumorailoMiiliaiiaall.
wjyaaudou the Went with (Im Southern
i'aeilic iCentruI UhiUh and Oreitou
Slwrt Line, I the only tianicoiitliieuUl
line patnlndirrctly tliruUJh Halt Lake .
City. Iiie route throiiuli gait Lake City
vlu the it 10 (I1U.111K W wti.x IUimvav
l faimw all the year round. On ac
ri'itnt of the niuablo climate ol Utah
ami Colorado it U ut &a iwpulftr in
m inter a in suuinwr. iend I'e to J. D.
MautOeld, 3M Waaliinaton HU.l'ortknd t
or lieu. W. Ifeinlt, Aetitig Ueneral l'aa
e'nitr Aaunt, Ku ijike City, for a 001
el "Ball Uku City-!h City of
fttlnta,"
Clean Street
At! rwildenta of SaleMSta hw
fll not to permit any old pap, mmAi
nun, iiroaeniaMi ohi hoii,
nalht or other tulwIaiWD to 1st tttwta
ujn theiaiUIc streU orlly. tmf
tlon U of City Ordinance No. MM la
Ijoart a fine qf from fS (A fW lK d
Utdnc4,amt (Le'tama wlil U atrl
enforced, J. P.Vi
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