rV
vV
(TfTtVTffffVV1Vf r?Tr?fVTTT?TTf If TffffVff
(a. WUH
.aflaaamV
iWHflaaaW
20 per cent ' f
Discount i
SHOE SflLElf
fit 00 Shoe for II 00.
4 60 Hhoe for 3 CO
4 Oil Alios for
M Hbo for
3 00 Shoe for
'J M Shoo for
2 00 shoe for
I 75 Slioo far
1 m Shoe for
I ii Shoe for
I 0(1 Blioo for
HOSTOI
3 IN)
2 80
2 40
'2 00
I 60
1 40
1 M
1 00
SO
LflCTS
HIIOK BTOItK,
i Hlsle HI.
Hand Turn Dross Shoe,
tf 00 for ti 40.
miftujuiujaiiiAAAUiiiJiiuiiiiiumummui
STOMACH
JITTERS
evcrV ono
realized huw
hoI u to ly
lienltlHlepftids
upon a VlKOr
OUS stomach,
they would
keep the Hit
ters con-t ait
ly on hunt). A
a medicine II
Is Invaluable.
An ecciishmitl
ilnsc will keep
the boweN rec
uliir. Tiv ll
IJOME TOPICQ
Oonlrlbutloni for this Department ra
i - -- rMpcctfully nollclled from our readers
BURIAL OF GEN. WAUCHOPE.
Most Remarkable Newspaper Pen Picture ol Recent
9 V
Touching Description of a Funeral on the Battlefield Where 1,300 High
landers Fell.
The Associated Press 1ms received by
mall an account ol the burial of General
Wnttchorio. nftor GoncralMetheun'sdlB
avtrous defeat nt Moddor river. Tbo
description is n most marvelous pen
picture. Tlio retort Is by Ihe eorres
pondent of tlio Loudon Dally Sens and
Is well worthy of preservatien:
Three hundred yard to the rear of
the llttlo township of Mulder river, just
ns tlio sun was sinking in n hlue of
Afrlcnn splendor, on the evening of
Tuesday, tho 12th of December, a lotir
shallow grave lay exposed in tho breast
of tho voldt. "in the went tho broad
river, fringed with trees, riin murmur
Ingly; to tho eastward (he heights, still
held by tho enemy, scowled menacingly;
north and south the veldt undulated
peacefully.
"A fqw paces to the northward of that
grave fifty dead Highlanders lay, dressed
an tlioy had fallen on tho fluid of battle.
Thoy had followed their chief to tho
grave.
"How grim and stem thoso men
looked, as thoy lay face upward to tho
sky, with great hands clenched in the
last death agony, and brows still knitted
with tho stern lust of tho strife In which
thoy had fallen. The plaids, .dear to
cvory Highland clan, were represented
thoro, and as I looked, out of the dls
tanco camo tho sound of the piper. It
was tho general coming to Join his men.
There, right under the eyes of the
"At tho head of the grave, at the
IKjInt nearest the' enemy tho general was
laid to sleep, hit olllcers grouped around
him, whllo in line behind him his sol-
dlors wore laid In a double row, wrapped
In their blankets. No shots were I! red
over tho dead men, rcstinirso peacefully.
Only the salute was given mid then the
men inn relied campwurd, us the dark
ness of an African night rolled over
the far-strelching breadth of the veldt.
"To the gontle woman who bears the
general's name tho Highland brigade
send their deeK!st sympathy. To tho
members and the wives, the sisters and
the swenthoarts In tho cottage homes by
hillside and glen, they send love
mid good wishes. Fad "Will be their
Christmas, sadder tho Now Year. Yet,
enshrined In every womanly heart, from
queen empress to cottage girl, let their
memory bo tho memory of the Highland
brigade, who tiled at MBgersfontein."
The Disaster to the Hlgnlnnditn.
with tongues of Humes whenever our
troops drew near. Once our guards
made a brilliant dash at the trenches
nndlike a torrent their resistless valor
boronll before them, anil for a few
bilef moments thoy got within hitting
distance of tho foe. Well did they
avengo the slaughter of tho Scots. Out
of their trenches tho guardsmen tossed
tho Hocr.i ai nnm in KiikIIsIi harvest
fields toss the hay when the reapers'
scythes have whitened the cornlleldr.
"In tho vulluv behind his outer line
of hills Conjo's dead lay piled in bun
ureus ami ino Slope m mo Jill! was a
charnol house where the wounded all
writhed amid the musses of tho dead, a
ghastly tribute to Hritish gunnery.
When at 1 :.'!() p.m. on Tuesday, we
drew off to Modeler river to report, wo
left nearly . 3,000 dead and wounded
with grim old Crouje's men as a token
that the lion of England had hated his
teeth in earnest.
HE MERELY DIDN'T THINK,
t'ned to let his poor old mother go and
carry in the wood ;
She was just a packhorso fer him, but lio
never utidcrMood;
Never thought of brimIn' water from tho
spring down by the lano ;
Or of helpin' her to gather in the do'
lieforo tho rain ;
Lut her keep a waltln' on him, though
her back wos ncliln' so
'Twosn't cause ho didn't love her ho
just didn't think, you kuow.
EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL.
Nellie Brown
vioXjrNJST
row more niiiiu.
ItMM
In now prepared to receive
No 417 Marlon it,
noticed again, It is worth while to con
sider tho matter of luncheons that have
to bo carried to school. While many
children aro hearty and have stomachs
Mint will iltopsl nlninst niivtlilni; nnd
re el nothing, others aro delicate ! 'jSlSJ1.1 ram,nn,lcnlly mul col,vt'rR,u-
appetite must lie tempted. In the J 0jrVcnncbaker will receive a limited
latter cases a mussy untidy lunch box number of pupils, desiring instruction
will tlestrov all deslro for food. Kaeh In these lanmiaizes. at her home, on
street, hippo languages were
abroad by this teacher. Ll-H-lim
German and French
sandwhlch, biscuit or picco or cake
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Is u Remark
Hblc medicine. A dry, tickling, hack
ing cough, the warning Hint con.
sumption lurks near, need mi other
doctor but. Dr. Hull' L'ougli Sirup.
It positively cures thruat and lung
lioubles.
Then be went nway and married left
her llvlti' thoro alouo
'Course his wife she didn't want, her
sue Juki copii) oi per own
Ami lie carried in tho klndlln' and he
built the tires, too;
And, to tell tho truth, I dim no what
there wits he didn't do
Hail to hustle, now, I tell you! Got to
thlnkin', too, ut lust,
That he might liiue been a Utile tnito
more thoughtful In the past.
Aftcra while the weary mother put her
minions an awav,
And we went ami heard the preacher
praise the poor old soul one dav:
Ami 1 stood and looked down at her
should he wrapped separately In parallli o
papor, tissue or line grocer's paHr. If
sauce or custard is sent it should bo
sent In a jelly glass with cover. Rich
' coke should lie tabooed nt till tunes.
Church
acquired i
SVWKBNO"''Wvl
INTBR-STATIl
GONSBRT&TO RY
U1UHI
E7TA ANDERS-WILMAN
Assoclsle'Teaclier. Western Consetva
lory, Kansas City, Mo., lecrcjeiitliig
the Interstate System, at Snktn. Ore.
Over tint National Hani'. Kesiilence
376 Church meet. Studio limtn-Q to
12, and 2 too.
NXjrsNWS NN
enemy, moved with slow and solemn
tread, all that remained of the Highland
brigade. In front of them walked tho
chaplain with bared heud, dressed In his
roliOH of ofllcc. Then cunui the pipers
with tholr pipes, sixteen In nil, and be
hind them, with arms reversed, moved
tho Highlanders, tire teed In all the ro
nulla of tholr regiments, and In their
m'tlst tbo dead general, lwrno by four of
his comrades.
"Out swelled the pipes to the strain of
the 'Flowers of tbo Forest' until tho sol
diers' heads went back In haughty dell
unco and eyes Hashed through tears like
sunlight on steel; now singing to 11
moaning wail, liko a woman wailing her
first-born, until the proud heads dropped
forwurd till they rested on heaving
chests and tears rolled down the wan
and scarred faces and the choking sobs
liroku through the solemn rytlim of the
march of death. Right up to the grave
they marched, then broke nway in com
panies until the goueral lay In tho shal
low grave with it Scottish siiaro of
armed men around htm, Only the dead
man's son ami a small number of his
olllcers stood with the chaplain and the
pler8 while the solemn services of the
church wcto spoken.
"Thou once again the piper pealed
out 'Lochubor No More,' which cut
through tbo stillness like a cry of pain
until 0110 could almost hear the widow In
her highland homo mourning for the
soldier she would welcome back no
mora. Then, as if touched by the
magic of 0110 thought, the soldiers
turned their tear-damp cyott from tlio
still form in tho shallow grave toward
the heights where Cronjo, the lion of
Africa, and his soldiers. stood. Then
every cheek Hushed crimson, and the
strong Jaws K'l like steel and thu veins
on tbo hands that clasped the rille han
dled swelled almost to bursting with the
fervor of tho grip, and that look from
those silent, armed men sKko more
eloquently than ever sioke tlio tongues
of orators. For on each frowning faco
tho spirit of vengo.mco sat, and each
sparkling eye asked silently (or blood.
Clod help tho Doers when the next
Highlanders' pibroch sounds. God rest
tho Doers' souls when the Highlanders'
bayonets charge, for neither death nor
bell, nor things above nor below, will
held the Scots back mm their bloody
feud.
(mwmiwhiii ll innniuBumimr
PILLS
JLtt tyke maglo strengthening tho Mil
mtimt Bwtam. restorlnir the loiiff-lotit Coin-
iwion, brliyflujj bock the keen wIr of
lamniflri niiAmiialiii? ivttli tha Ifoaebud
TBiait ih wboto physical energy of 5
nst Human rrarae. uneonnomai uuur
AtoM to the Nervous and Delillltatitl Is
Must Bcham's I"111' have tho ltrgext
Molaiir fatt-nt Medicine in the, World.
awl tMa s been achieved without the
yntMcatlpa of testimonial.
it la md M ctali. at H data stare
mi wmmniinmMimwiiwmmumil
The sumo writer depicts the way In
which tho disaster nveitook the High
landers:
"During tho night it was considered
exedient that the big Highland bri
gade, nliout -1,000 atrong, under General
Wuuchopo, should get close enough to
the lines of the foe to mako it possible
to charge the hetgths. At midnight the
gallant general moved coutlously
through the darkness towards the
kopje where the Boers were entrenched
They woru led by it guide- who was sup
posed to know every Inch of thocount-y,
nut Into the tlnrkuess of an African
night. The brigade matched In lino of
a quarter column, each man t-tepplng
cautiously and slowly, for they knew
that any sound meant death. Kvery or
der was given In hoarse whisper, and In
whispers it ran along the ranks from uinu
to man. Nothing was henrd, as they
moved toward the gloomy, steel. fronted
heights, hut the brushing of their feet
In tho veldt grass and the deep drawn
breaths of tho marching men.
"80 onward unlit a o'clock in the
morning of Monday. Then out of the
darkness a rllle rang, sharp and clear, a
herald of disaster a soldier had tripped
lit the dark over the hidden wires laid
by the enomy. In a second, in the
twinkling of an eye, the searchlights of
tho lloers fell broad and clear as the
noonday sun on the ranks of the doomed
Highlanders, thomzh It left tho enemy
concealed In thu shadows of the frown-
lug mass of bills behind them. For one
brief moment tho HcoIh scorned para
lyxed by tho Biuldouess of thetrdlscovory,
for they knew that they were huddled
together liko sheep within fifty yanls
of Mho trenches of the enemy, Then
clear above tho confusion 'rolled the
voice of thu general, 'Steady, men,
steady!' and like an echo to tho vet
erans out came tho crash of nearly a
thousand rifles not fifty paces from
tlioiu. Tho liest, their bravest, fell In
the wild hall of lead. General Wuuohom
was down, riddled with bullets, vet
gasplng.dylng bleeding (nun every vein,
tho Highland chieftain raised himself
oil his hands and kiioos and cheered his
menforwaid.
"Men and olllcers fell In hcapt to.
getlter. The lllack Watch charges and
the Gordons and thu Seaforths, with u
yell that stirred the Hritish camp below,
rushed onward to death or disaster. The
accursed wires caught them round the
legs until they floundered like trap-
pod wolves and all 1ho time the rllles
of the foo sung tho song of death in their
ears. Then they (ell luck, broken and
beaten, leaving nearly I ..TOO dead .iml
wounded just where the broad breast
( tlio grassy veldt melts into tho em
brace of thu rugged African hills, and
an hour later the dawn came on the
dreariest day that Scotland has known
(or a generation Kiht. Of hoi olllcers,
the fiowornf her chivalry, the nride ol
her brooding, hut few n inuluod to tell
thu tale, a sad tale truly, hut one nn
tainted with dishonor or mhchcd with
disgrace (or up thcto bights under sim
ilar eirmiinstiinces even 11 brigade of
devils could source have hoped to p,cs.
All the niorlHl men could do at the Scots
did: they trltd, they (ailed, they (ell
and ll'oio n- nothing left now but to
uv igo them.
All ti .. ..i..r..l .1 1
iii.il liumill (ijv (fill men my ri,)
to the lloer llimjt major y bluriitK mm.
VU ".ay w'S H k"Ula rwtuil. Numely
could wrtejM the fho all that met ou'r
eye was the ikIv heights that K)k
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
to
Pope Leo Says It Must Ue Pushed
Preserve Chtistiunity.
Nku Toik, Jan. '.ll. Archbishop
Keiine, who is engaged In Increasing tho
endowment of the Catholic university at
Washington, says the poe warmly
praises the work of the unlvsrslty. In
an interview the aichblshop says:
'Tope Leo XIII expressed expressly
the Importance of tho proposed univer
sity, for he knew full well that the in
tellectual contest of the future will bo,
not, as hitherto one of sectarian contro
versy, but a great struggle between
Christianity and agnosticism for thu
control of the world's Intellect. He
know that the struggle was to ho fought
out, ami especially in tho university of
tlio world. 'I heromro he said he wished
a university of the highest order to lie
established In America, and ho wishes
that establishment in the capital city of
our republic, in order that It might not
lie local, hut national in its diameter
ami inllucuco."
when thev unshed the lid nild
Poor old hands I didn't wonder that her
loy sat there and cried
.Inst as If ho couldn't bear It just as If
his hcart'd break
Ho bad kind of got to seeln' what she'd
suffered fer his sake.
Thoro's lots of kind of Binnln' that tho
Good Hook tells alwut
Sins concernln' which a lmdy needn't
ever bo In doubt,
Hut there's one slit that I reckon many
a man who doest.'t think
Will lie held tostrlck account (er when
ho goes acrosl the brink
For the wront that's done a person by
nuotucrs want 01 inougiii
Hurts as much us though the injured
was tlio victim of a plot I
S. K. Klser In Chicago Times-Herald.
Milk may be taken In a jar or bottle,
but neither ten nor coffee. Here follows
a list of a few palatable luncheens:
Coltl roast beef, bread and butter,
molasses cake.
Cohl ham, bread anil huttrr, pickle,
baked apple. I
Cornell beef, grnham bread and butter
pickles peach or pear, cup cake.
Kgg sandwich, Snratoga chips, tarts.
Hhcttlt and butter, cottauu cheese,
cake. '
Croquettes, graham bread, orange.
Kico cutlets bread and butter, apples
Cheese sandwich, freh cticumliers,
cookies.
1 tread and butter, fresh tomatoes,
hard-boiled eggs, wnfors.
Vegotahlo salad, bread and butter
sindwlch, apple turnovers.
Minced meat or fish sandwich cup
custard, ginger cookies.
Fish ball, white bread, piescrves.
Boston brown bread, cold baked
beans, apple sauce.
Fresh fruit whenever tosslble.
And do not forget a napkin. I usually
cut up old tablecloths into napkins for
tho lunch baskets. If these are not at
hand use .Inpatient) paper napkins that
can be bought for a few cents a huii-j
dred and are nlways nicu and tidy.
Tito Chef.
Salem Studio,
INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Mrs. Efla finders Willman
Over Fiist National Hank.
Classes in Piano Forte phiyintf, Harmony, Theory and Class
Reading.
Studio hours from 0 to 12 and 2 to 5.
TWO FINJiJ NEW PIANOS IN STUDIO KOI?
US.E OF PUPILS.
SOUTH ANDEg
THE SHUSTA
Southern
OK Til K
EXPRESS TRAINS
7.00 P M
9..V 1' M
8.15 A M
Pacific mm
"w'BiJ? ;P
V t.V P.trlL...! 7-
Y Ar. Balcm.:::"'?! JJ811
J Ar..Hu r-rsnctHol K 1 Si
i
& so I'M Ar Oielon i77
7.00 A M Ar 1.01 Aniifi,; ', Hi
Oga P'M ..Now oriental Zlj Ji
8.30 A M t I.T htltlamr. . Ar 11 '
lU.flfl A 1 ) LV Hale 111 . ,' jjl!
i.rt r n Ar....aau i ratio co..l
iivj 1- .u tr...iA.n Alice Pn lv ,,l
(100 I' M Ar Kl 1-SMi.. Vi't iSr
ui - m r...m,'wuiiinm
.gl
Otloatu.
l-t la J
1)1 NINO OAItS.
OBSKIlVATIQa uu
i'ullimii) llrht-cluss und tcinrlit .tZs
lug cars nttuched in all i,,M
irtiins. iTompi coiincclluiiH ,111?!
ver, Otiiulin unci Chlcagti with i,,v
lor oilier citsLcrn eltlim. 'W
Lmrrnnmnmnrnrnmrnn
J. Jt.
WIIOLKSAI.K AND UI'.TAIl
To Curo n Cold In Ono Dny
Tko Itiixntlvit llriiniii UiiIiiIiih Tiililota.
'.'.rl!!"M "'unit thu mciiiny irit full. 10 ruro
h. W. (Inirii V hlKimlilri) In nil imoli Ihix. -iV.
IMurutn Your itnwoli 'Willi Cuncnratii.
Canity I'ntlnirllc. euro conntlputlon forevor.
tOo,v.lo. it O. o. C. fall, ilrutfRliu refund money.
Catholic Revival.
Ni:w Yoiik. .Inn L'.l. In the Itoimui
Catholic chutch of Ht. Haul thu Apostlo,
at Columbus avenue and Fifty-ninth
streets crowds gathered at the service
announced for non-Catholics. All the
pews on the middle aisle were set apart
tor tho accommodation of non-Catholics,
and all wore lllhil. This was the llrst
meeting in a concerted movement on
the part o the Catholic church in this
country, to bring the unchurched
masses within its fold.
Ilrniit)' In lllooil Ilvep,
Clean blood means a clean kUii. No
licuity without it. C'uhCitrots, Cattily Catlmi
tto clean jour blood and keen it clean, h)
ttirrlng up tlio litty liver and driving all Lt
nuiitlc from the body. Ilegln today to
Imtilah tihinili'S. hoili. blntclu-M. Iil,wl.li...iI.
and tliut sickly bilious tompioxiun by takinic
LuKcurels, hentity for ten cent. All drug
guts, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, i!3c, 80c.
llHKrutAM'H 1'ili.s for Stoiiittch und
Liver UN.
Time beed Catalogue.
Savage A Heed, one of Salem's enter
prising buNlucNi linns have just Issued
and 1110 tiiHV dlstilbutliig a seed cata
logue for 11KX). It Is the Jlncst thing of
tho kind ever gotten out by a rluloin
tlrin, and Is a ere lit to the Capital City.
Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.
Scrofula is the most obstltiateof blood
troubles, nnd Is often 1I10 result of an
inherited taint In the blood. S. S. S.
Is tho only remedy which goes deep
enough to reauh Scrofula ; it forces out
svery trace of tho disease, and cures
the worst cases.
Mjr sun, UliArllf.vTataflllctril from Infinoj
irltli Ktfrofitln. mul ha tuOVrnl so that II wat
'nihiiillile toilrrM htm
lor threo )tr. Ilia
trail ami bud wer a
dii of sortit, ami hu
i Might alau Uvaine
n"ivti'tt. No trraimeut
n upareU that t
llimiiflit vrniilil rvllre
tl 111, tul ho hii'w Hnr8 1
lllllll IKS I'OIHIUIllll WM
.IlllflMl lltUtlfl. I tt
iIiiiimI ilfniwlrril utlita
iut u-lmt I'urril, when
V tlnillcf u( a friend
an kv I1I111 .S. H. H
SlVlfl'K .SlMVlltfll A.ln
'lllrit ltllliniV.lllll.llL WA4 lli VAdtll. mnA
f .l,8'l k" iliMwu IkiIiIi'4, 110 un who know
1? jv : & YA
M
attar
. ---'-."- -. ..-. v..,.i m. in, tin.- wuuaii
11 mi iiiruii-r ii'wtiiiui iHinitllliiii MriiuM have
vtxKtilll lilui. All the tarn 1111 lila UhW
iai IiiniIaI. hU Mkln U iMrrMiillv ol,. i..l
imivnth. anU li ha leu rrtorrtl to porfeol
ih. .!U. o o ASHT.
MOKIniSt , Macon, Oa.
For real blootl troubles It Is a waste
( time to exneot n euro (rout the doc
tors. Mood dihcuhcs are beyond their
iklll. Swift's Specific,
Studying the Birds.
Along with oilier thoughts of spring
and llowei-s, blossoms and sunny skins,
come the btrds, tho'r ti a ing nnd nest
ing, love songs and good cheer. Indeed
what vvaulilTnir world lio without thu
native music and animation wo find in
our wee songsters? Societies are being
formed everywhere in our country for
the protection of our bird friends, for
such they are, and almost a part of our
selves. Who hai not watched und watt
ed for the coming of tho robin, the
meadow lark and the bounlu hltto bird,
to tell us of the coming of spring, cm-
cusses and daffodllls.
I urn afraid that few copls realize the
linK)rtnnco of encouraging the nesting
of small birds about tho orchards and
small fruit plats. They ure staunch en
emies to the small fruit (tests and insects
which destroy more fruit than the birds,
with the possible exception of the Eng
lish sparrow. Thcro aro few birds that
over become an annoyance to any one,
unless It bu the iiiun who Is too small
All I minded to ttrooerlv feed his own familv.
Just tlio other day I heard a thought
ful and intelligent mother tell it friend
that she had liought a gnu for her boy so
hu could make a more complete study
of ornithology, for he had a cunning in
terest and d Hire to know tho bird king
dom. Now who on the face of this green
earth loves the xp of a gun? Does it
not mean destruction and war? It means
tho taking of life, not to say anything of
the broken wlugt and limbs that huvo
been the result of careless hunting.
Audubon and Wilson have made some
flue studies ami illustration nf-our birds
which any Industrious youth may buy
with a few dollars. Hesldes these two
cutliors there me Thoreau, Maurice
Thompson, Olive Thome Miller, John
Hut roughs und others. Most of these
authors have made their stuily of birds
by quiet observation among the fields,
woods, and along thu wayside. With
tho assistance of u pair of opera glasses
or field glasses, much could Ik done and
now comes within the last few years the
photographing of birds. Some one in
the last j ear bus successfully mtidu use
of the lens from the Held glasses, which
is used In tho camera, to take pictures
of birds at longs distrnces.
There aro so many possibilities in the
manner of studying our little friends
without thu two of the gun, that that
implement of war should I hi discarded
as u means (or carrylug on scientille
study. Instead of tills cruel practice
let thu young folks muku closur observa
tion of the feathery trib-s as thoy come
in contact with them In the back yards,
the orchards and meadows. Tho prac
tice of feeding birds In thu winter season
at a stated time and place will bring
them to the young student in such nam
hers und variety that thu cold season lie
comes us good a time to carry on bird
study as spring or summer.
Encourage the young x-ople to study
the habits of birds, for it is much belter
to kuow a family by their pccular habits
and traits titan to he able to correctly
describe the color of their hair. Learn
to distinguish their notes, sougs and
playful moods, their culls und answers ;
In short, their language. Observe their
mating times and songs, cultivate their!
acquaintance on all occasions, umltr all
circumstances, and you will bo stir-1 Aj J 7V j t
prised at their multiplicity of duties an( ' VJlHUCll ICQlCtll
pieasurex, iiteir iiimimeruuiu joy mid
limitless resources for work, play and)
amusement. If the people who are!
shocked to see a beautiful hint vv hit; on
u handsome lady's hat, and who lay 1 . ",MlSbn,1J!j,,l n coughin for vm
awake nights to prevent Dame Fashion I f-tociXiWfSSiy
from dictating such customs, would ' SLIJ ftaffft .r'i. " .' "'am
Fine Wines, Liqoor Cigars;
p 218 COMMEKCIAL SI'REE'I,
g 160 STATE STREET,
E Courteous trontmont at Jill times. "102 COURT S'L'REET.
-QIJIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHrl
DON'T
PEEL
POTATOES.
Ironing Curtains,
Not the dainty laco ones which ndot 11
the windows of tho wealthy, but tl.e
common screen, dainty or dotted Swiss
with which many of us nro blessed. As
preliminaries have the Ironing bed on
a good, solid table wider than the curtain
goods, a high chair or stool to sit on
A common chair with 11 box on It just
the height to suit you will do for a seat
frion half yard or more of the goods,
being cureful to hold the hem, sides and
stripes straight. Itoll up liko a picture
ro 1 (hut not nearly so tlghtlas far ns you
have Ironed, then go on in like manner
again. When you gut to the top of tho
curtain yon have a dainty roll, without
u wrinkle ami so convenient to lay usltlo
ttutil you nro ready to go nut it up,
Oreen Collee.
A word to those who nso low-priced
or for that matter any priced green
coffee. Ho sure to wash 1 the coffee 01
8 'voral waters before loastlng. Always
pick It. over carefully, then wush two or
three times nt least in cold water, then
onco, In hot water und drain. The up
iiearunoeof the water used after the
coffee Is washed will explain this sug
gestion. Generally It Is quite lllthv
looking. M. A. Oavumiikii.
Corn .Chowder.
Fry out a largoslico of fat ork; pare
ami slice six jtotatoes and one onion.
Tut the potatoes, onions ami fat In u
kettlo and Just cover with hot wnter.
Doll until tho jwtatoes are done, and
then add u can of sVeet corn or enough
boiled corn to mako a quart und n
quark of rich milk. Add n piece of hut-
ter the size of an egg, and salt and pep
por to Ittsto, Lot It just reach the
lulling jwlnt, then servo with crackers.
Spice Biscuits.
Hub two ounces of butter and tho
same of lard or clurillcd drippings into
8 ounces of lino Hour; add -I ounces of
sugar, ono heaped dossertsiioonful of
ground ginger, half a tcuspoouful of all
spice, the same of ground nutmeg and
of powdereilclnnauion;thenbeatono.-gg
with enough milk to innkon gill of liquid,
juiir 11 mi mo ury mgreuients, make a
smooth paste, cut Into round cakes and
bake for half an hour in a moderate
oven. Housewife.
BUY A rr
Henis Fruit Press!
NO MORE d
WEST dIDE DIVISION C -Wi
invrwRRN FmiTr.Avri ami, .m )ffi(3
Mull trillnc rl.lllu !....... i,"'" "ft
....... j "".tin aunaii
7.30 A
11:W I'
M I I.v 1-ortlnlid Ar 1 ( V
M Albany and CiirvtillN cmt
Willi lnilllS Ol till! U. & l'j, ly.
1 MSRJ
.Nli&ty
INDEl'ENDENUE
Express iruln c la 1 1 y (except huruu
iu i- jiii iiv.....i-oriiaitu... ,Vr 1 IK.
T.-MPkli l.v Mi.Mli.i.vlll.. 1 1 l!?i
s:io 1 M)
l.v.. Potllainl....
l.V...MeMltinvllle . l.v
A r ..ilfpoi.ilom c. l.v
lB
It-Hi
." iu
Dire :t connoctliiriq nt Sun lw m-i
co wit 1 slciiuiHlilp Hue-, fur IIawi M
JAPAN, THE PlIlLIIM'.NBs "V 'M
AUSTRALIA. ' 1"
lor tlimiiKh tickets und r.iti-aciit.
W. W. bk'lNNEIl. Depot Awl
C. 1 ). U A I J It I E LSO N CI ly nfc
Agent, 2:UiCiimii'ercliilSt "Salem d
it. KOEllLKIt, Mrt
J. MAItKIIAM, ( l.UU. iVrilu
a'3k:
POTATOES.
A FUUIT, VEGETABLE,
JELLY PRESS, COLAN
UER, STRAINER, LEM
ON SQUEEZER AND
POTATO MASHER.
W
R. M. Wade &. Co. Hardware.
L. M. KIRK
Corvallis & Eastern llatai
TIME CAR I). .
2 For Viiqulun:
Tritln leaves Albany ij-,i..J
Tritln leaves Corvallis.
Tfitln arrives Viiiiiln,t
I Returning:
Leaves Yiitiulnit ..
Leaves Corvallis
Arrives Albany. ,
It For Detreit:
Leaves. Albany ...
Arrives Detroit.
-1 Returning:
Leaves Detroit. .
Airlvcs Albany
One und twrj connect, tit Albany a
Corvullls with Sdtitliern I'ucltictialm
giving direct Hurvlcc ti und from km
portuntl iidjucctit licnclics.
1 itiiun mi iiiu niuiiiiiaii'x itrriui
1'eiiiiii.iii. nirjii, giving 11 tuple iw
to tench ciimplng u'loumls mi
Hiciteiitim.il und Saiilhtm rivets
same tlav. -
II I. WAI.IIKN, KDWIS HtONi r
T K. A P, A Mawt .
I. 'I PUN Kit Aiti'lil, AltiHIi tin (
UtMli
ll:.10i,.
l'!lSn.rs-
: ml. .'
1 1 :.W . at
12,-JOni '"
r:45 p t
04, Do.'&'oaiatatot.
l'liono;iB7l
J
Grain Hay, FJour, MliJ Feed, Building Material.
Lime, Cmcnt, Plaster etc,
Grain, Hi aal Stray stocJ
Wugon3:ales,
I'ffllllltl Itliil iiuv.ifii .ill....ltn.. ..!.. A - fit . tf a
iifttinriiV -iHMi given 10 4ino .uenvery 01 goods to any pail
j,
JnL JWi
nnMiir. tiuk si'iikiiuik. !'
ion Kr.mi l'liitlatul.
ll-H-tf
rrinnlvi-iii.rnni.i .. .. .h " . Th
&&" .Wenuinf ffl.Z1,?,'
bvu hirui, 7 ','.'i .??r Uwenitue QiA&imZa
'h Vcllnw )P
il uroiutcrliil ir-.
ucli a Weak T i,
'Ishtly hmiv ft . av
Infirmity. .rl Ity So L.r.i.i iin!,li'i,u V"tU lcn'' iJU
tor. C Tor l,. hymamaatJrV1-, " 'H'HT 'rCTt
t mo Atm YAMiiat Sis . i-o,Ti.n iv..;'
iron saIjK v d. ,j. inn sai.iam vii,v.
- -'--- mii MlllillUjl,
yrip I
5 Q CBr
tasfWW
Tho
Blood
No other M. D. has so many cures to
Ms credit. No other M. I), has made so
many wonderful cures. So-called 'hope
less" com:, chronic cases, "incurable"
cases have all been cured, not once or
twice, but thousands of times, by the
use of that remarkable remedy
Dr. Pierce's
Discovery.
. - - -
YTzi-.ak
The Bean Ideal
of line laundry work is tho linen that Is
laundered nt Ihe Puloni Steam laundry.
It Is the acme of beauty In color nnd
lino domestic Mulsh, and "looks as good
us now when It is sent homo to you. Wo
vjillnotbe rivalled by anyone In this
line, and keen In the lead in every now
and Impioved method. Your linen will
last longer when done up at the Steam
-ii-iiin iiiiiniiry, ."iticni.
Sa'em Stfiam Laundry.
Kiut
Mall
8 p. in,
Spo
kane Fiver
a.lripiu
S p in,
111, m
ex Hun
Batnr-Uny
10 l, oi. j
Salt Mko, Dvnver H- Wnrtlil .
Omaha. Kanuui t'ity. Ut,( Hi
liilla.Clilcaftu anil Kant,
Wall Walla, Hiiokano, Mliiuu
MMllfl. Ht. I'Mll, llllllllll, Mil
uaukev l'lilcai(0 and eal.
III! KAN HlEA.MHIIII'H.
t'ur h,iii KraiicUow,
HanuTvry nvouay.
In
fOIIIMlllA ItlVKII
Bn:Alilti.
A.lurU niiil irny Ijiii,IIiil',
Uhvii
Han-nt'
VVIUMMh-HK ItlVKII
I'lirllaml, .NchUtic ami i
IjOlJIllgii.
TnMlay,Tliiiiwl.iy utnl lUuritay at U.W !
.nun; uniuKMiay nun rrmuy ai lu.iea w.
KOR CORVALLIS
Atul way polnlnTiiOKlay, Tlntrwlay arntSHn
-,." !. 111,
1 iiMtM'l
Phone 111,
I. OI.MKrUVIII'ltOCIIIKTOIt.
tt) Liberty Street
HBATTNG!
STEAM,
HOT AIR,
HOTWATKR
Estimates furnished, and work done promptly, substantially
and at honest prices. J
Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty.
T. S. JKJBBOUGHS, 102 State St, Phone I5II
W 1 LLA M 1JTTK RI V Kit 1)1 l.ileA
Daily bouts to I'orlluml n. aluw
I Dinsfers tn street car lino ut Ow
t'ity it iiiesteiiinerHiirtt.lchtjed 'lien
Itnutid trip tickets tn nil pmrili
Oregon, Washington or Cill'timi
Connect Ions made nt I'.irtluml H
all rail, ocean und river lines,
W. II. IlURLHI'ltT
n .. 9tii' 1as8, A'-. I'nrtluttil.Oi
0. M.l'OWKRS, Agent. Tr.ule.SlrrH
dock, Salem.
HOISE& IlARKKIt, City Agoiil-
AH
The Orient Insurance Co
gSKf
ijniioRiLj
'j'
-
"f
A fioara
Uatiillttes.
nrlnj c
the inn
rwlr n.vaatAa i . . . .
sjiend half thu time on acquiring a real I lS5h,?5Sl'lw lMtMaS hU 1uk . ""Sub
Kiiowtwigo of bints and their servleo in ' ? aUnucJ. &t liked f th, rTiu5r
una worm, tnep wouiii tie mueit Happier time: Afi.r Th. ".trJS'iKu." "J?1 "
vnnlie all deei-seted ene which
itlier remedies have no effect unon. It
.4 the only blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable, and contains no pot-
wit. murcttry, or other mineral.
unit gam a Itroailer and more ueful
knowledge. Uarn to recognize- a lilrd
asun ornament wherever you hhi
and the fad for Mip.irvKsiiie ni
from using their wings will no
u tras society. A ttuy sKiut with thu
birds i uu only hcu linppy one and add
After three da" Ti" TL""' "
W.tlnill.Z V.T?"."" "'.
win, r-Tk. . St. .?f 4S?W wh I vnt
...I . ,,. Arc.r.-.'i rs "." ' .km
OK HAOTKOKD, CONN.
,'Jln,(lOii.
l mo nun
t- i... . n.ii": ...,,. :'""'
5iinuu ii, i uucy iiotueis.. . . 1,;!W,UIU.
Will Insure you against loss by tire; for terms enquire ol
muMAb UULIUiN, Resident Agent.
JouinaJ Office. Salem. Ore.
U bird W,Q h, other taj of the town and .titril the
. .. , . to a UnirgUt. who then handr.1 . . ii,S!
""U, or ir. rierct'a QotUi Medical Ilcorery u,
, J,n,J,ttt.,I.T,"t.rn oiraa uting Dr Pierce'
longer "" ."SlPte0" h " up a aATSnd
i ..I VZ, . j n, went to work Two
Mttca cured htm," ,wxl
tnl- ..!. -...!.. . .
knowl.ilee. culture .....I ,...l.,. rT,?,"K ! "I ,.", consult Dr.
- i" " "j mici ousoiuieiy ireeof clianr
the is'rsnii w lio enov'tfithe'dlverslon. Ivwry letter la treated as strictly prival
tllKll.
lloukii mailed free to any address bj I
w jft dpeeillo (K. Atlanta, Ga.
I 1 1 a v
, "S
School Lunchnojiv,
Now that the n-Iioo) year li.i-i
coin
W.
and sacredly coundential. All ...
are sent in.plain envelopes without auvr
printing upon them. Address Dr. R. V
rierwiOJulTalo, N. Y, .
New Strawberries.
Growers canmake big money out ofjnew Strawberries.
100 stiong plants will produce 5000 plants If put out
now besides about half a crop. I have plants of
TENNESSEE, M'KINLEY, RUBY, IDEAL, DOUBLE CROPPER
DOWJSINGS PRIDE. SAUNDERS. SHUCKLESS.
CERVERA, DU MAURIER.
, Send for free catalog descriptive of varieties and culture
BHofer, Salem Ore.
Denver i Kio Grande It I
SCENIC LINE
OF THE WORLD
Hie Kamrl.e TruiiM'Oiilinciilfll Itoiit- Bdai"!
the NortliwiM anil all I'uliils rn.i
Clioloo of Two Itoillea Tliminrli I ho tai i"
ROOKY MOUNTAIN KCRNHRV;
And Four Koutca f.H'l
I'ncblo uiul Denver
All ...UunDuMOMnlhl .. .I.... .!., ., Ill IPS
Monnun Capital or Hn)vtlKif klutiu '. 1
suit Denver t'eixmiillv i-onilncti-il riiifl
I'ltrkiuna three ila)ku uick in
Omaha. Kansas (trrv. t I oft!
ClUCAUO ANU TIIK EAR!
Kiu- tlcact atul any Inronnalloii "If'iT.
nut, route, e to,, ur fur ilw rli-ilve ailn-riw"
matter, call ou mkiuii ur llremiii I. "?
NTlml.m c,,nrvKini hlii.n line or "
larlne rimiaiiln.
x h lliKUK .
II. I' .V T HI . Hi-neer "'
It C! M'""h
li-ii .Vst . 2JI Wa.li. w., hHllnli'Kf
Bottled Beer.
Klini-era Beclc.uccessori to SouthSa'f
Botthr.i Works
A 11 orders forbotjleit br w ill I"' ?l
at the brewery Ket-on coin storr
rV city delivery. Telephone 2nl
M
m
A
J .
x
J
fit