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C ft D iiiitimiiiiiimiimf EECHAMS Pnrlfv the Blood. Core Blotches, to ll ifc prove Complexion flWHIII lo ceats a centt, m-i iniimH i wnflHE kai t IiI.bbbw --ii- C. X. Go's PA83KNQKH BTKAIuttlt OJMONA AMD TT AJLTONY LKAYKB.KOH I'OltTl.ANI) Dully exoontRundfiy at8 a in. 10K TIMIS AND C1IKAI' ItATKH. Diwldlwtwown Btatn and Cnnrt'Hla. M..1' IIALDWIN, Am. WHAT THE SUPREME COURT DECIDES Cases in Which Curious and Complex Phases of Civil Rights are Involved, .- H.- ERSONALAND LOCALS for (Ulllloiial Local Now co Fourth 1'axe.r be vWpit Ilaack, of Silverton, was In tliu elty yesterday on business nnd visiting ol(i friends. John AshbaUegh, who bus boon In tho city on business, returned to his homo in Dallas Init night. Mrifll). II. Craven Id at llrooks ut teaUWllio bedside of her mother, Mrs. WSfjOlnrris, who 'a ill. - Lftwreiico Mnrlin, was In the city yestanjayon business. Ho reiwirts tho Kwin.oiiltlio prairie doing null. Morley, teacher of tho cooking BcltsmHisTthe guest of Mrs. I'. A. Moore, aWdlwwI conduct clashes during tho iks. 'Sioo Reward, Sioo. Trtaders of this paper will he MjkMkait() learn that thero Is ut least M.ttfsaided disease that w: I erica bus kMtJMfl to euro In nil Its stages, and . kHltoaturrh. Hall's Catarrii Cure )tHMlnly positive euro known to the 'mmI fraternity. Catarrh being n MsYJkiwtlonu disease, requires ueun rttoMoriul treut.ticiit. Hall's Catarrh 0fl! taken Internally, acting dl wwilyiupontlie blood and mucous sur hMMa of the system, thereby destroy h tre foundation or tho dlsoase, and Klvlmtitho patient strength by build- MttHp.tlie constitution and agisting wttHre, In doing Its work. The pro prietors, have so much ralth In Its our Htlyefipowers, that thov offer One Hundred Dollar tor any eue that It fillip to euro. Send Tor list or testl iwHifals AidrC8S,F. J. ClIKNBY, & Co., To- SoWibylDrugglstR, 7c. tfM:iyinllv Pills arc tho best. A case involving tho question as to what subjectB aro Included under term "Elementary Education" lins been re moved by tho London School Hoard to the Queens's Bench Division ,31 Law Journal 0(1(1) for tho purposcbf reviewing tho decision of thu auditor in refusing to allow ItoniH for tlio ex peuso of classes of algebra and French. Tho Itoms dis. allowed vVo registered under tho Science and Art Department, mid tho auditor was of opinion that it was il. legal for tho Hoard to pay the oxpoiiPOH of these classes out of tho sci.ool fund. Thu contention of thu Hoard was that these classes formed part of tho ele mentary schools, and thatnlthough tho studies were French and algebra, only tho (jleincnts of each subject were taught. For some time past the Lon don School Hoard has adopted a con struction of the term 'Elementary Ed ucation' winch ovelap? thoao of tech nieal una secondary education. It ap pears to rend tho wonls 'F.lcinoutary lCd n en tlon' as teaching elements,!, e., n smattering of any subject. lake flsh and oysters from waters within a State Is not one of tho privileges nnd immunities in which citizens of the other State are entitled to share." Corllold v. Coryell, 4 Wash. C. 0. 371. McCready v. Virginia, U4 U.S. 301. State v. Medbury, 11. I., 138. For Governmental control over the right of fishery seo note to l'eoplo v, Trnckco Lumber Co., 3D L. It. A. 5SL WEEKLY JOURNAL $AK! LSSJfc. UlySrCompl AMtsJljiriLB. alnts cured by Hk'kcii- A barber's chair and mirror when used by a barber in his business, aro held by tho Supreme court ot Tennossoo in the case of Torry vs. MoDnniel, 3! S. W. Hop. 7.TJ, to bo exempt from oxo cation as being tools of a mechanic used In his occupation in tho senso of tho statute of exemptions, In thu opinion tho Court said that tho action "originally involved a harbors chair, a looking-glass nnd a ma pot the world, but that after tho battlo of Manila and tho closo of thu Spanish-American War, tho map of tho world was released, presumably because It hnd become incorrect, absolute and valueless." In Nippon of their decision allowing tho exemption thu Court cited a case in Illinois (Amend v. Murphy, O'.i HI. 337,) holding u piuno was a tool necessary to :i music teacher; ono in Massachusetts (Uoddard v. Chaffee, 2 Allen 3tl.pil; that a fiddle and ono in New Hampshire, Wilkinson v. Alley, 45 N. II. 652, that a mirror was absolutely necessary to the occupation of a milliner. A private corporation engaged in tho business of operating a telephone plant, Is held by tho supremo court of Ne braska in tho case of Nebraska Tel. Co. v. State of Nebraska, ex rel, 45 L. 11. A. 113, to be a common carrier of nows and Intelligence ;and is umlerduty to furnish ' ml t -itft onlt rt till nntilluiliBAllnii in rtHtt citizen a telephone service and to charge each patron for tho seryico rendorcd tho samo price it charges every other patron for tho same service under substantially the same or similai conditions. Hut tho legislature only nnd not tho courts, 1ms the power to detormlno what compen sation it may exuet for its services. Ur. Bull's Cough Syrup Never Disap points those wlm use It for obstinate coughs, colds, and Irritations or tlio throntand lungs. It stands unrivaled nsu remedy for throat and lunir dls eases. Sold by all druggists at Soots . Jrnf.0247.a." ,I?,D ( wMtern edition of American '! wpcr dijm ftiaa. FAWH FEATUHESi Xui7f'r urdrnlnr. nd other toplei wrltleo lr piirtlrl U1 urrnnrul ntrmrra, llluatmlrtl bnblo rtliU,mi It Inralnabla to allln rural M-llona. The Utct Mnrbeu and Comnrrclal Airlrulturo aro unexcollod (eatarei. FAM LY FEATURES! '. tt..tr.h. Uooa Cook, fnnlm, lounr lk' Pitco, lo., mk aim ucviiuvuk riNRiifliniqi mi ptcwiiwhuj papers. FBEE YEAH IQOK ALMAMAC. iV- as liow, aro prtmrntril, poeipalcl, with tno Amir iuinAOBicui.-roBirriKABjiooKiiaALuitiofor lsoo. Thl Et! 2Ik ,u 'ii of ProirrtM nd Etenln In tho WTiolo World. A Market Ouldoi CompletsAlmanapi A TrMwurj of Slatlillni A nerrrrnrn Work on Krr BnbJectOfTlmtlrlotsreitPertalalnirtoAKTiealturf.In. duitrr. Commerce, PubtloABalni, Bouiehotd Kdura tlon, HellKlon, and Proirew. It la alo an ALMANAC ofCalendara. the Weather. Aitranemlral l)i. ttin,. ..-. .w .. .. .-.,., .Vr V.MVH P1VHIUI MfmiCWf 10. 1HJM1NESS CARDS. c. h. mXcK H)entt6tt Sucnesaer to Ur. j. M. Kecne, old While tornet.tMtldm, Or. larti;t dcslripc lupetM peratlom ft mmtrrme fe in mv Wich r in especial reouost. Canadian Pacifo B v ALBERT A. JESSUP. I'honc 107I.I ItOOMS 1 AND 3, nAY U. OSTEOPATH. mi. GltAOJS ALimiGlIT Graduate of tho American School of Osteopathy at Klrksvillo, Mo. has opened olllco at Hush A Hroynmn block, Commercial straet Salem Oregon. Olllco days Monday, Wednosday and friiiny. Diseases of womon and child ren a specialtv. 10-17-lm Soo Pacilic Line. Lowest rates Best service To nnd front nil points- Kast and Kuropo. Tho only lino running through SI Paul. TondIo Ml I i m nnmaf .nun h imwmmics i r New lines or uiroe WANTBD. times ror. asa. r omonts four mn iriGrtd I n mnD mia r. n -- SJI.OO Dnr mr.ni I.' i?.i'.u3 VyflBk. at samo Kate. "" uvo"our linos 0KMETERY NOTIO"PCAir: he nmreriignl for co.notery wori P ease cal and ettlo at nnre? W ' Simpson, Sexton. ro Al?' Boston. Without Change. yal Mail Steamship Linn Japan and China. Ho to Japan and China. lunntilnn and Australian Kteamshlp Lino to Salem later . Ol'UCK CI'IY II l,l rot walrr letvice Apply at ott.ee liaystile tronthly m advance. MaVe 'ompUInts at.lhe n"". Co., Iloiiolu o andAustrati hip CS?A' SAMPLE COPY ?i:rI?7rt,J"-i,""","rtU """"""'' "-"'irHuenoiag',,t;,cmJO . jr.a.irniinot. Albany, (la., says: ASBIM "iitio ijariy Risers diet mmmmmwowi iiiau auy pills I eyor ""''" wrug hioio. ?" Ids for Lumber. 2JWBlwiIl bo received at the olllco of HWlswardcr of the city of Salem. Ore- " 5 o'clock p. in. of Tuesday, yo, ivw, lor prlco er tltou t'for furnishini! Maid cltv with Ifor tho four mouths followlner TMHuOf this advurtlKnniiinl. Tim il'MTorv(Ml to reject any nnd all BWsTrnllfcia bohnlf. Done by order of iM.UMkMon uauncil, tins 23rd of Jan iwryTtWW. X, J. Jii.n, Hioorder. 1.27-lOt To the Public. HnviBrteold my grocery business to Hoth.,iMlvUrnbcr, I wish to thank the peoIo'qiSloin and vicinity for tho lib eral ptroK0 nnd courteous treatmoni extemkilQito, and Iwspenk for my sue oewont a continuance of thu same. AH accounts duo'inu will ho left in tlio linnds of T..M.jlIurd, who will receive pavment HdKivaSreceipts, I will settle all uccountB'hfinlnBt mo in nersoit. i ai.i-a .' II. ti. HONNKMW. Intoxicating ll(iiors cannot be carried to church In Oeorgla, oven though taken there to Ihj used in case of a sudden attack ot illncjs. Tho Supreme Court of that state has recently so decided in tho case of Hlco v. State, 31 S. K. Hep. 202. Tho enal Codo positively forbids any person from carrying to a church, or other place where tho people have nssemblod for divine worship auy liquor, Tho dofondnnt in this caso took to church n bottle ot whisky which ho left in Ids buggy two hundred ynrds from the building, and in dofenso, stated that ho had been advised by n physician to take it along for his wife, who suffered from heart disease. Hut tlio Court hold that tho statute was mandutory, and that the defendant had violated the law. J5in,llrr. I'oseyvllle. Intl.. aav. r trnvrjumd anything us uood as Ono MhwrtaCouHhOiiio.-Oulcklv breaks tin giyroicuias. rrevcni consumn IMMStiiit f ) tuko. Stones Drnu tici r awis SB A statement by a physician to his as sistant that another physician, while drunk, had attended n patient was held not to have been a privileged communi cation by the .Queens Honch Division in thociiHoof Kimor v. Wnkellold. Tho action was brought by tho plaintiff for) slander against tho physician, making the above statement, and tho dufonse was that tho remark was a privileged communication, but Judge Ridley, who dicidod thocflso, safd: "I am sorry that this rase has taken litis turn. I am quite clear that there was no duty upon thodeleiulant to make communi cation of this sort to his assistant. Tliero was no duty which enabled a doctor to Urown Writes Smith All About What Happened to Jones, ClIIOAOO, III., 10. My Dkau Smith: Your pointer was a peach. 1 left ror Chicago Immedi ately uiter i saw you, and or course bought, my ticket over the Wisconsin Central Ry, from St. Paul to Cnlcago. i uuu picuiy oi time in st. rati I to go up town auu got my supper, as my train leaves St. Paul at 7:40 p. tu. 1 returned to tho depot about 7:20. When passing tnrough the gates the gateniau said: "There's your train to the right." I handed my grip to the gentlemanly porter, who pluccd It In my berth. (You will notice 1 call this my train, while It really belongs lo the Wisconsin Centra). 1 could not Help but feel thut I owned tho train, nnd even tho road, tho employes are su courteous.) I then prepared myself ror the comforts in store. Well, talk about traveling! 1 hayo traveled all over the wldo world, but never had a more delightful trip than this one from St. 1-uul to Chicago over the Wisconsin Central Ry 1 retired about 10 p. m , and enjoyed a good night's rest In the rullmun Paluco car; only woko up onco durlug tho nlglit, and that was when the porter punched uic nnd said: "Mr. Ilrown, don't snore so 'oud, you disturb tho rest or tho passengers." 1 at once full asleep, and awoko again about 7 a. in. aud prepared tuyseir ror breakfast; went Into the dlnlug car about 8 a. in., and partook of n most sumptuous meal. All meals are served a la carte, us you know. Jly entire trip was a dclightrul ono. 1 will never caso to nralso tho Wisconsin Central Ry., and i Know your sontiuienis are tno miiuc Our friend Jones reached Chlcnirn via itnoiuor route nno was six Hours late. Consequently he nilfKcd connec tions ror Now York, and cannot make connection thnro with steamer ror the Paris Exposition. Hence has given up his trip, and will return home via tho Wisconsin Central Ry. Your rrlend. HltOWM. P. S. Since you were In Chicago, tho Wisconsin Central Ry. have changed tholr tornilnals. and are now running Into the Central Station, .it Park Row aud 12th st. This depot Is also used by the Michigan Central Ry.. Illinois Central and O C. C. A St. U. 2-4 tf Our SPECIAL Offer: Weoklv Journal Ono Year, or Daily 4 months $1.00 Orange Judd Farmor Weekly - ,rjO Year Book ana Almanac - - ,50 Our Priee for all $1,35, 2S.6C Persons preferring n ,00 Wall map of Oregon, Containing now countv IIOITEK JJKOSi, SALEM, OHl Wheeler Orango Judd SUTTON'S SNAP SHOT i ne wonderful Destroyer of nil Forms nf INFLAMMATION IN MAN OR BEAST I i.Wl,nn ite" h'Ti' L?,,n0 ,luck,' Hewtoclie, Toothache, Karacho, Hums, Scalds, Corns and Hunlons, Stiff Joints PRICK, fin, PER HOTTLK. R. K. SI'TTON, Ashland, Oregon. 8lM.orofou. , Threatened With La Grippe mulling ana Inhaling It. and Id a Verrihort tlme Ui. .mirn,?.,.K!-Lu1 SittUm's dt,p suol br corns on my feet andesneolally a mn or glled Vli?eTo?iPm Vro-'. BJ".e- U h" .l, c,,re' ....K.n tt. tn, ba..n, untbalof . ffi.nlaU JKffi ivXh? itt 8ubcrlbeU ana awort; to heforo me thltth day of October 189S K,tANK '' MMnKI. uw, .,. mnriitM, Notary I'nUlelbrOfciran. for saio at Htono's Drug Storo, Salem. i.oof O. H. LANE Merchant TailOr 07 STATK ST11KICP. CT Bulla 8J10 and upwnrda, Pants S3 and For rnteejand information apply to O. M. LOCK WOO I) ,, . Aucnt Salem Ore. ' 11. Abott, Agent Portland. E. J.Coylo, A.O.P.A. Vancouver D.C. upwnrda CAl'lTAl C1TV - Express and Transfer Meets all mall and ivmencer tralhk. Ilap i;aK; aim ciiircu 10 ail part OI til Prompt icrvice. Telephone No. 70. DISQUK. A: SICIPTON rit ASSAY OFFICE AND'JLAUORAa-OHY. No. 71 Chcmckcta 'st, J. II T. TIITMILIi"AHiiy7r WAR NEWS Oregon Sliori Line Railroad Tho Direct Knuto to Montana, Utah. Colorado and all Eastern Points (llret'cholro ot two lavnrlle roulu, via the Union I'aclao Kat Mall Line. r'ihe lllo Oranilo Hccnlo I.Iuim. Look nt.tlic tinio 1 H'Days to Salt Lake 5!J Days lo Denver 31 Days to Chicago WODaya to New York Kreo Rocllnlnjr Chair Can, Uiiholiteretl Ton lt BlMpltiR Can, ami Wtlhnan l-alaro Jjj Hlcoponoperatoil on all tralni. For.fnrthor Information apply to IIOIflKMi UAItKKIt, ARenU,Balrm V.;K. CO.MAN, Ocn'l Asonl. (I. O. TKItltY, Tray. Pa. Agl, HI 1 Mnl H I oitlaiul FOR RKNT-FJuo liopMwTtrII grub ,,, and 0 norcs'lM f2? 1. good mlidlngs, and 2-5tlt FOR SALK-A Reed work horso. Cm Ihj seen at J5t2 Front street 0: 110 contract)! H rooks. i mwau room hard finished Stl'toenU,nd State. Inlro PRINTINO PLANT.-A laroe nrinlln; P ant for sale or rent, cheaf,? ft"q ft of Capitol National flank 2?;"-3t! FOR KKN-T.-Ftrst-cIass onion land, llOUBU ailll lmitlirn rnrnl.l..l urlV,'' .Morley, Anient Fence Works. Stato Btreot. 2-Mt. JA.?iIT0I,i WAXTKD-At Palem IIw". P'uil. References required. 2-3-3t FOR BALK. Forty acres, tlrslckus nil. tl.'nln.l I .. I f . " .. --- . luwu iiiriit innu iwo Salem. tnllnn nnaf tf nood stnnd nf nlnv 1..1.. to Gertrude SnvAim. Imir ...u J.J '. -ylm. " isoimoi HARRKD PLYMOTli ROOKCwk. erels irom tint olmlcniit oi-.i, .1 um fortl Baylors, adobratod U. P. R. jwul try farm nt New Market, Ind. can be had ut from $2,50 t0G mdu TJtlge birds aro trim to a feather and are equal to tho best In tho state, at 470 Com. street, Salem, Oregon. Molt "ro- KJ3.t. GOVKRNMKNT POSITIONS:-Don't prepare for nny civil service or census examination without seeing ourcnta. ioguo of information. Sent free. Columbian Correspondence, Washing. '"' M8-20 PLATlNO PHOTOS. I'.ninrgoineuts In Crayon -and Wuier! uoior. j'lioio isuiious. Aiuntour developing and llinshlng neatly done. 0. W. DIKKMAN. HncoeiHir to V J Ilrown. UltOUND FI.OOH 213 Coiumorclul St., Salem Oregon. PIANO SO ULE JiHOS. TONERS AND REPAIRERS " tr .w . )ii slBBBBBBSwaV KorUJalem nail rlolnlty WIII'iMiuloHtoo. Imvo nnliTii at lira School Entertainment, Tho admission to tho graduating ox ereltes of tho public schools, nt the opera house Fob. 10, will ho 10 cents, instead of 25 as erroneously stated. This small admission fco is intended merely i: Trustee Elected. At a mmlng of tho creditors of F. McKInweWSIid W. T. Riches nnd K. K, HeKm0tf5Lo.. bankrupts, bold yes tefdayia t the olllce of John Hayno, com iniiqfier'Tn bankruptcy, 'A, O. Oondlt was'tdiosen ns trustee. SfTSJgEntsnd To-Mprrow Night, AiuleScliWay ana night durlug Ui" weeJCjyMfcan vot ut nny dnigglsfs KewfVtMtolsam for tho Throat mid Lurks, acknowledged to be tho most sceetult remedy over sold for UehfttPOP. UroncliUK Astlimu and'Cc-fMruniptlnii. Get a kttle to. tky.WHlitescp It ulwnyH Jn the house sgypWHychfiCk your cold ut oo" rrK'akvitnri r.(V. ,sjtui elK-M 0 Im. ujemmnL ...i...j n ..... ,1. ,. I...I. I... . - .1... .WVW.U. LIIU i; IIITIinf'H 1IIIT1II..IIL II. Ill,, , , -r. ... ... ...- toll tin assistant that anotlier ttoctor te of tho opera houso. wuo nucnucu u patieiu was nsKcti not to attend that patient forn particular rea son. I, therefore, hold that there was no privilege." From Cottage Qrove. jMuIerbtoo.1 lien.' from good awstortayrthat C'ottaw liroo will roon himmmitrar saw mill. - rtrlffSftJttvi) lieen here Ipoktug ovur tho KFrmiuls villi a view of loonthtf aotlhH-lige mill in this vicinity. WHWyUhe part ten tlajs :KX0 acres of sr HMrtlHOii Mohy creek huvelieen lui v .1iffi.r.nt nArtia T-ir -...,-....-. A county ordinance making it a mis demeanor for u person to limit or kill game with the intent to ship the samo without tho countv, has lxen hold by tho supreme court of California in the enso of Kx.parto Knapjr, m Pao, Rep. 1115, to be nil unreasonable interference with the right of private property and an unnecessary restraint of trade and therefore void. Tlio court said that it was stated on argument that the ordi nance wus aimed at "ot hunters," a term which covers nil except sportsmen, and that as n small part of tho commit munity only are sportsmen, n law or ordinance which would discriminate in their favor would not be a proper exer cise of tho so-called "olico power," nnd would bo void for that reason also. The Daily and Weekly Journal lead all competitors on getting the War News, from all Darts of the world. It prints the news first and prints it most complete of all. SALEM ULE FACTORY Great Reduction lit Drain Tile Wow is tlio time to secure bargains. Prices aro lower now than nmr ln,fnr. Choice stock of tlio Inist tlio made in the state. Following is (lie reduced prlco list -1 Inch lllo tluocptr ioou fuet. i Inch lllo IIJuo r 1000 feci a.lnch lllo fJuou per Ioou fret 0 Incli tlio buo.uu ir luuo fet-i 7 Inch tlio iti)uo per I ono ret. Denver k Rio Grande II. 11. ' SCKNIO LINK OF TUB WORLD. The Kavorl.a Traiurtiiitlnentnl Ilouto llotvrcru thu Nnrthneit am) all Point) Kanl, Clmlco ot Two ItnutM Throiwh tho KuntDiii ROOKY MOUNTAIN SOENKRV. Ami Four ltnutcn Kat oi; 1'iiclilii ami Denver. All paeiiRin graulcl a ilay loporr In the Mormini fuplml or anywhere brtwoon Oitilcn anil IHmvcr. l'omoually rntiilucU'il T011rl.1t Kx ritnlona tlirco ilnyi a week to Omaha. Kansas City, St. Louis, cliioaoo and tiik east. i ror ucveu ami any tnrormallon rtutnllnj imivm, niiuva, vie, ur lur ucicripiiTfl auTertliinic matter, call nu nceiiU or Oreinm Hallway & tion uo,. tiri'Knii snort line or Hoiiilicrn Utiiinnlei, n, K ItUUI'KII, O, AT Ait., Ildnver.ttol. It, (i. NICIIOI.. Ilea. Agl, Ml Waih Ht, l-orllaml Or. Nat liat Ion Co.. raritio t s;incli;tile Jjoui iMirtluxj feet. : ileurisy - nnu pneumonia arc ire dovcloned, in n very short time, iYom a common cold : ach mi acute lnllunimation of a u not promptlv allayed. t may happen. With tho aid jll'a Congh Syrup, however, I IIO' ImVA nnu r..... . .1.1.. wo J j speetlily aubduea tlio """.. 'sea me naln in nnu nlwoys eftecta a cure crfully bhort time. r.Bulls iisgh Syrup i Pleu-isy and Pneumonia. Mir -Hal, .IcatautUtake lixlur auii, rriceiv.t Alt ilmiiUU The recent decision of the supremo court of Michigan, In tho case of Atkin nson v. Doherlv Co., refusing tin in junction tu restrain tho use of tho name or picture of Col. Atkinson on a brand of cigar., Involves the same ptinolple As tho Now York caso of Schuyler v. Cur; tis, LM N . Y. Hupp. 500. In this caso all of the surving relatives of Mrs. Schuyler united in asking tho court to enjdin tlio defendants from soliciting or receiving j subscriptions for a statue or bust of Mrs. Schuyler and from making such a statue, 'or causing tho same to le made or ox hihltcd, on tho ground that it would cause them pain and distress, and would bo considered bp them a disgrace. Ami the court granted the injunction. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Digests what you eat. It Artificially digests the food and aid Nature In strengthening and recon structing the exhausted digestive or gans. It is the latest Jlscovered digest ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach it in eaiclency. It in stantly relieved and permanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, 3lckLIeadache,QastralglalCranips,and ill other results of Imperfect digestion, "spared by E. C. OsWUt A Co.. Cblcaqo. STONE'S DIWO STORE. Salem Weekly Journal The model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journal. Uniting News, l;ic tion, Literary, Ranch and Dairy, and Alarket News in attractive, read able form Write for sH'clal rates by cur load lots. Address, .1. K. MUMMY, Fairgrounds, Or. Saloon and Fixtures For Sale (unhiding lur, ami bar fixtures, billiard table, pictures, card tuhles, etc., ulso a small stock llipiors. Inquire for partlculare of Hlioriiiaii, Coinllt ami Park, attorneys, hi (Jray block. I ! Im mTiwiTifl Si You Can Get a Lower Berth, With one exception tho through trains of thu liiirllugton Route aro almost Inyitriiibly wulMIllod Thu exception Is our St. Paul Chicago Limited. On tho limited thuro Is usually room nnd to spuro. Don't Infer that It1ls nolttior so linn, nor so fust, us ANY train or ANY other lino between St. Paul and .Chicago. On tho con trary, thuro Is no mnro bountiful train In America, It has electric light, stcttii heat, wide vestibules tho most satisfactory dliilng-cu service on the continent and lower berth 'or every Ixidy, A.O. SIIKLDON. Ctii'l Avcnt, Portland O i The Supreme Court of Massachusetts I in tho caso of Commonwealth v. Hilton, 45 L. It. A. 475, have held that j a town forbids the taking of clams vtith- out a permit except for tho purjoso and in the quantities authorized by the i statute, and providing that permits shall be granted only to - inhabitants of ( tho town. It has been similarly held 'that "the right of citizens tt a state tu Experience is Epensivc Is issued Thursday morning. in-tiiiie to reach all parts" of tlfe state the same wek. ,00 BIlBij It is only the wuo man that profits by the experience of others, and has his old worn out plumbing overhauled before cold weather sets In by having us tit up his home with now pipes and san itary plumbing. II yon have neglected it, and you want to delay, wo will do all necessary reiiairine in plimihlnir. gleam or gaa fitting in an expert manner, till yoB give us your onlor. BARtUPETZEL 114 COMMERCIAL STRKET. Telephone No. 3371 In two parts contains all Importnnl Foreign ii.uiuiiai auu oime news. 4 A Daily Journal $3 AYR, A n Independent Associated Press Paper for the Peo ple. Send for sample Free. 1! i I Capital Junk Shop. Dl'Illlir ill O.tlut frrm U'rnii.il.1 lri... .w. ... ...u. ..w.., ,.,.,t ,,f, .1 Stove plates, emmor. brnmi. lnrv K 4 lead rope, rublHir, hugs hldiw paper y A LIFJfl SAVED. FOR SALK 02 acres of good land 45 acres plow land, good houso, ami barn, riinillni? wntnr nu nln,.n an ,1- from school storo and postofllco for JiaOO. ltjOO cash, balanco In 3 years Call or address II. .1. Jlollarts St. PnulOrogoii. 1-10-1 m. FOR RKNT.80 acres good oak-grul-land, 'lorms J2.76 cash down or W niter harvest, aud IWacres of hop yarda with hop-houso at 10 per acre. M. J. Lgan, Urooks Oregon. 12 J U FOR HKNT. Deslralilo rooms fur nished or unfurnished for gentle-men. lorms reasonable. Call on F. Oou let, 1011 Commercial street. 10-11-lf U1UYULB PATII-lf your bicycle needs repairs bring It In, wo Imvu tho skill and stock to keep tt In llrst class condition. Wo carry u full lino nt sundries and make a special ity of euumcllng coino and see us. wo sutlsry our patrous. Qurdnor & White, 2H8 Liberty stteet. Holnian's block, noxt door tc steam laundry. Phono U855. I-20-t HOUSE CLEANERS Retuombcr that tho host and cheapest carpet pupor Is tho heavy felt paper sold ut Tins Journal onice. 20-tf RefoimSehool Supplies. Sealed proposals uro hereby Invited for furnishing tho Oregon Slato Re rurtu School wltli supplies ror the (juurtor ending March :il, 1000, a list or vvhloli will bo furnished upon np p Mention to tho Miparlntoadont. All nlds must bo In by 1 o'clock Janunry IS, HXX). , .... .. " B 11ICKRK9, IJ-IU tf Supt. Orogon Reform Sohool SALEM HOP BUYERS FA BE It Ss EIT Albany and Balem. Salem olllce, SU Coiiiiuerclal St, upatalra Nwkerman & Hogors, big. Phono No. mi. Olllru: Now York and London. PRODUCE BUYERS H. S. GILEc CO. Wholesale- Fruits, Produce, etc, Kalom, Oregon. OHlce; Insur unco block. 'Phono 1)01. Ware house, at Wallace warehouse. SALEM LODOES H. J. W W, fUletn ('sun No. US. Inc. 7 30, lit A O. V W V V IKiulllrrU, O. c roo M, Mootn blk tteeti vrttr Krl.Ur ri.- ito lu. blil iioom, clerk. hall, Stab w. A. KOKltSTttlta OK AMltlUOA COIlrt HheruOOil Vnrut Sn 1U kljula V,l,l. nlslila III Turner bluok John Jt. Chaw, O. It. A, I,, llrowo Scy. ll-17-ljr ami Ikiiios, 13U Court St. Teluphonv LIM).') It. S. II. Proprietor, K'llem Ore. J 12 20 tf. & n r 'frfti.iu miuii la BBBBk 0. M. a. J& TSBrv JTW i; vmmzr 1 CURE YOURSELF! IfsWl Illlf J fiif uiililiiru.l linUti. Utt)HlWJlllu irrllftllull ur IllMrfftllulu Ot IIIUlU lUVtaifM4, rltilv4. ftti'l not itrlii iTHltfMSCHIuxitGo tf"nl or pulwiia h HO HI Uf l)vutftr,kUt ir riit m fiUIn wrr(rf rlJt Dr J, F. Cook, thotiotanlaa allst, Suaoeads Whore Fall. To whom It may concern : This is to certify that Jtorlha P. Con nor, of Ml, Angel preolnot. .Marion coun ty, Oregon, has suffered from a cancer ous growth In tho left ear for about throe years. 1 lie growth was cutout twice aud burned out once by Allwtuy Physicians, but tho growth came luck as had as over, and pained her su badly that she had to bo taken from school. Aftoi three week'o treatment by Dr. J. F, Cook, of Haleni, Oregon, tbe Ilotunloal Heclallst. tho urowtli entlrelv illwiti. I hii red, and at this date, four mouths :ik GARDEN SEEDS Wo haw recently addod a full stock of seeds in bulk mid paokage. Our seed mo all new stock of lHU'J groivth. No 10 yiMirold stock, bought because It was cheap. Call or write us for prices. The lowest in tho statu. BIIKWSTEU & WIIia'B Phono 178. 01 Court 8t.,'Sa!em Or. rirri, prvp4 iui t w nr,Tm, ri'f4 G. A. ROBERTS, Bicycle Repairing, ilg-i umbrella making and (leneral repairing. IOB Statu btroot. M I'liono B. R. JONES.i Attorney-nt-Lnw Toledo, Oregon. ' WajCluk or Circuit Court for ill run auillua an fiUnUle alMtraclur all iiruiwrtr m l.lui'ulii wuiny u.7m ' since treatment was begun, the growth uas not rcapiHMtruti, ami tlio ear lias en tirely boated leaving only tho scare in II ic toil by the Albany dovtors, I hereby certify that thu above statu meiit Is absolutely true, and that Iter-. tha P Conner, the person mentioned tho allldavlt, lias resided in iiiyfam- luce earlychlldhotxl, heurlug tho re- iisniii to me 01 nleto. II. C. U.Nd. I HuhsorllMHl aud sworn to before me 870 this eighth day ol Juno, 1801). V. W , Ilall, county clerk of Marlon county - . wrrvuii Osteopathy In Salem. Dr. liraco Albrlcht. uraduato of tin American School of Osteopathy. Kirks- .1111., isioeattxi in tneiiusit a iirey. All tltsoasos Hiicruwfullv treated and lid. Tille, in Tho followin man dkk'k, over t eiier s grocerv llowim; is a in hsoastM which have been treated Oateo- is a imrtial hat store. ol the S, C, STONE- M, D. I'roprlelor of OLD HUNDRED Stones Drue Stores t irOFKI01M.O.M $ALII OK. Continues the same tune, but has a nuw proprietor. I wish my friends and the j.ubllo to know that I have lought Winter's variety storo. If you want house furnishings and kitchen ware it will pay you to look over my stock. J. F. SH0UP, 100 Court Street Collections and Loans HAI.KM, OHKOOK Tlie item (two lit uuuibor, are lot-atetl a ho. SB ami S33 Coniwerelal lrel. aud arv well itocked wlilt a rnmlet II tit of lrti(i and I tneoietiiM, toilet arlluli. rfuinerr. brtialiM DK. htonk I Money to loan on ncivptaolo real estate iiMMajouieza)ri:artjipr1eutx;in the prao-1 security at U jwr C6IU lutorest. lice of medicine aud now make no eharsn furl llooiu U. Iliish tuilk building, Salem, ttiuiiilutloii. enmlnatiou or)iracrlUoD, 'Oregon- 1-18-lmdAw laihieally with exeelleut success t Nerv. ous prostration. Liver, Heart, Stomach, Kidney aud splenic troubles, Female Ir regularities, Itioorrlam, Melonaliolla. IttMtleiMuogtf, Illmldur troubles, Spinal affsctlous. I-oujinotur Ataxia, (tail Btoims, Pilei, Paralysis, Kplnal Curvo ture, aricoio Veins, I'lcera. Kprahis, Cough, Asthma, DrouchiUs, all eye' of fecliuns such its (irunulated Lids, Uleur atcxl Cornea. Cataract, etu., Throat and luiug troubles, Tio-doiilouriix.IleaiincUe, Indufestion. Goitre. lllo iolnt disease. Constipation, Neuralgia, hhcumatlsm, Dyspepsia. Eciema, etc. Ofllcu days : ' Monday, Wednesday, Friday. I lUlmodAw I'PDEUltAFF llltOS.