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Newspaper Page Text-I - xffyiwips-wi . & 9t S'lr EV Wr !' K-i ; '' mZ- TUB MIL! JOURNAL MV HOKMR BNOTHBR1 TIJ URBDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1000. Dally, Ouo Year 93.00, In Advaaoe Onlly, Pout MouttM $1.00. 1' Hdvauoe Wooldy, Ouo Va.tr 1.00, la tdrance JOURNAL "X-nAY3." Thoy say Clark la a sclf.mado senator. "Abcrnltl H t Qovommont 1) assassination Is taking ik back down in Kentucky. t t t Juat absolvo us from treason and we'll cill off our mountaineer!.- Gov. Taylor. Ml No Tongue men from Balom have been taking part in tlio sUto league meeting. Why? t ft Rough Rider Rider Roosovolt eeoms (o havo a fellow feeling for tlioso armed mountaineers. til If tho gold atandnrd papers continue complimenting Col. liryan, ho will bo In UUroputo yet. i J t Tjik JounNAt still leads on war news, from tho IiiIllpiao( Houth Africu, Mix 'connd Kentucky. t t t And now tho Nicaragua eanal treaty turni out to bo an Anglo-American nl- Hanco Indlejmleo. 1 t Tako tho Bovornorshln. take tho cnnl '- tolf tako everything but for God's enko don't proiocuto us. Gov. Taylor. H Tho llrlgham Roberts war is over, and now wo must again look to Ixml Robert's' curapain.for hot news, t t Republican organ! unanimously as sert that tho Domocratio party would bo bettor off if Jlryan wero muzzled. " " Tho trusts havo ruUcd tho prlco of , baby carriages 30 per cent, but It i not thought that this kwlll reduce the demand. t t t Donovolont assimilation Is not what Is taking place In Houth Africa. Tho Rrltlsh believe In culling things by their right namot. ft t A defeated local uunspapcr man now criot, and says tho M agora statement vs not genuine. Poor follow, ho can soo tho original if ho likes. Tho Topeka Daily Capltnl has been turned over to Rev. Charles Sheldon who will conduct tho paper for one week, having been given full chargo of the editorial, local and telegraphic de partments, and will show to tho world Just what a model nowspapcr should bo. It would bo nothing but fair for Mr. Sheldon to turn over his pulpit to the editor of tho Capital for ono week, and let him show to tho world what an up-to-date editor can accomplish as a preacher. Ex. t t t Tho membors of tho Pendleton b.ir havo requested or petitioned that tho custom of having couueol appointed by tho court paid for defending destitute criminals bo discontinued. Just what effect this will have on tho welfaro ol tho criminals is somewhat problema tical. Tho writer recalls a caso whore counsel was thus appointed by thejudgo and ono onlooker said to anether: What do you suppose that poor devil overdone to tho Judge, thuthe appointed that lawyer to defend him?" East Oro- gonial). Ono of tliu l-'mprois Josephine's ladies In waiting, who had lu soma way offended Napoleon, was ono day thus somewhat brutally greeted by him: "Jloavons, madam, how rod your hslr Is." "That may be slro," retortod the auy, --imi a ironciimau wouiu never havo told mo that," thus reminding Na polcon of his Corsican origin, Tho lady was banished from court. Children must have just the right kind of food if they are to become strong men and women. A defi ciency of fat makes children thin and white, puny and nervous, and greatly retards full growth and develop ment. They need It supplies just what Jl delicate and growing children require. Joe nJ $i no ill druggist. SCOTT A UOWNb, Ch.miiL, New York. S" AN INTBLUOBNT MAN I UlUINHg I IIINM Z IS ONE WHO HAS GOOD UNDERSTANDING! - iXactfe Sboee! m " FURNISH THE BEST KNOWN UNDERSTANDING J Lt THEREFORE THE INTELLIGENT MAN J IS ONE WHO WEARS - czfah&VjV JllOGS. kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkAAkkkkkikkkkkkkkkkkkki k fcwiiV jM 4kmkUk)4K6KkmBBtJkwk4nkkm NEWS FROM VALLEY I TOWNS STAYTON ITEMS, t t Hocauso Col liryan was kept lu tho fever districts of Florida and not per mitted to go to Cuba or Puerto Rice. tho administration papors now think ho should not bo entitled to bo called Col onel. Thut's partisan. The enthusiastic Kuiituckians who want to erect n monument In honor of Goebol might do well to remember that he was no saint, even though he was murdered lu cold blood by his political opponents. t t t "Wo beg tho republicans all over not to allow auy man a place on tho ticket, whero ho is known to bo somo one elan's dog llrst, last und all the time. linker City Republican. It would bo mean of tho reform forces to nomtuutu Captain Heath for congress Just because ho fought for his country. lildn't Tom Tongue light, blood und die for an appropriation? her probablo successor, Tho names of many notable women nppear on tho progr amnio of tho convention proceed ings, amnng them being Mrs. Ktnmagenn Paul of Chicago, n superintendent in ono ward of tho street cleaning depart ment of that city. Others of promi nence aro, Mrs. Elizaboth Cady-Stnnton of New York, Sirs. Sarah Cl.iy-IIannot; daughter of Cussing Clay of antt-slavcry fume; Mies Elizabeth Curtis of New York, a daughter anil only child of G. W. Curtis. Mrs. Laura Johns, an ex president of the Kansas Woman Snffrnio Association. Miss Ida Unrticr, a news paper woman, who wroto tlio"Llfoand Work of Miss Anthony," ami attracted somo attention at tho council of womon in London, last summer, whon sho read a paper on "The Training of tho Woman Journalist;" Mlsi Virginia Young of Ftilrflax, N. C. who is editor of a news paper thero; Mrs. Florence Howo-IInll of Plalnfleld, N. J., president of the Now Jcrwoy W. 8. A,, and a daughter of Mrs. Julia Ifowoj Dr. Julia Smith, an Illinois physician; Mrs. Minora Jiabcock of Dunkirk, N. Y., chairman of tho national press committee, Miss Diana Ilirsclielcr of Iioston, and formaly of Philadelphia, attornoy at law, Mrs" Annlo Dlggs, of Kansas, nu active popu list leader, Mrs Harriet Hlatch, a daugh ter of Elizabeth Wanton, and a resident of England, who has written a piper on tho "Position of Womou in England." Rev. Ida ilulto, of Illinois, Mrs. Helen .Shaw, of lio'ton, a well known speaker, and Miss Gail Laughlln of Now York City, a recent graduate of Cornell Unlyorslty I.uw school. All, of these women will address tho conven tion, besides several congressmen from tho four "emancipated states." Ex cursion rates which will allow ono-thlrd reduction on the roturu trip weru pro cured, Ono of the most delightful evening! entertainments ever held In Stayton was at tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. F F. Foster, Monday night. Tho occasion was ono of the regular monthly business meet ing of tho Epworth League, to which each member had Invited ono or mote friends. At7:30tho president nrrived and proceed ed with tho regular routine of business, Tho reading of reports from each officer showed considerable work dono by tho different committee, such as visiting tho sick, providing social and literary features for devotional meetings. Tho treasurer reported $5.55 in the treasury toward raising $50 subscribed by tho I. nguo for tho church dobt. The so ciety was found to oe lu a flourishing condition by earnest efforts put forth by each member, having enlarged its membership considerably bIiico the first' of the year. Follow'nc tho business session every body played games, all of which wero instructing as well as amusing. A good musical and literary program was fur nished by tho members which added much to tho merriment of those pres ent. Messrs. It. Apple, M. Cramer and R. King favored the guests with an in. strumeutal trio. Mr. King told about tho Dutchman's Mistake, Master Her bert Hcnnctt delivered "How Jlmmle Tended tho Raby." in a very able man ner. A trio representing three notions, Martha Washington by Miss Ethel Gardner, Sing, by Miss Ella Unlsley and Topsy by Miss Vova Gardner, favored us with vocal selections written in tho Chincso language, which of courso was understood by only a few present, acquainted with that tongue. They were called back again. Thoy sang in a most imprcssivo manner ouo of Adellno Paul's favorlto songs which was greatly appreciated. Master Mel villo Cramer played an instrumental solo on tho banjo. Thero wero foity four young people present and every ono enjoyed themselves. This was all that happened ot any iinportunco dur ing tho week. If General Whlto cuts his WBy out of Lndysmlth and Joins Duller ho will bo tho greatest military hero since Von , Moltke. Sayi tho Tacoma Nuwi. J t Tiik Journal has been compelled to print tlireo extra editions containing tho Mngers statement, and still the demand Is reaching several hundred coplos dully. t t Thoy nro a kind-hearted people down there in Kentucky, after all. After thn tun of flgtlug has worn off they give the lilgh-bludera immunity from charges of t reason. t t t It may bo of inteiustto know Just at fits Juncture that Salem has a Kentucky man at the head of one of Its rnllltlti companies, In tho person ofCapt, Wal. ter I,yon. Dimming the labor question, llryan said In a recent speech" that it requires moro than tho hope of u orpetual clerk ship to stimulate tho young man to tho highest endeavor."! Those Iloors seem to favor tho uyenlng papers with their war iiowm. At leust Tni: Jouknal continues to print It ahead of all couietltoaB. t t t 'lhu"I,lly Whlto" Republicans Imvo returned from tho Portland convention, and now tho funnels will surely get rich. The nun sldowulk ordinance seems to bo doing business eeu before it Is passed. To Guru n Uolit In Ono Day i lial vt llruniu Quinine Ttit.loU. All II. Uiviumiyiuturv MOIietQII tII. VM. W.S. Plillpot, Allmny. 'DuWItt'M Llltlo Early RIm-m Gu says: i Hid mo muro good limn tiny pills I oyur took,'' Stimiw Drug Moron, Women Suffrage iii Wasiunuto.v, Feb. ft. Tho !J8iid nnum convention of the National The Republican press awoolatiou of Womon Suffrage Association, met hero tho sUte has resolved to got the putrou- today for a weeks session. The most ago of its party If possible, to whloh the important huslnosn will bo tho rtwlgna Albany Democrat lemarks that most tlon of Siifun II. Anthony. Mrs. Cmrio newopaper! do well candidates for Chapman Colt, chairman ot tho commit oKlce liquidate old accounts to say nolli- tee on organization mid Mrs. Rachel log of grafts. J, Foster f Pliiladelplda utt iioken of ns "HoimrtisliadwofitwitliotttGoldDust" $loo Reward, 3 too. Tho readers of tills puper will be pleused to learn Unit, there Is at leust one dreaded disease thai wlcnco hits benu ublu to euro In ull Its stages, und Unit Is Catarrh. Hull's Catarrii Cure It tho only positive euro known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh helm: u cunt) Itullomil dhease, rciiilrcniicun stltutlonal treat.nuiit, Hull's Catarrh euro Is taken Ititormilly, iictliu (II reutly uponlliu blood und mucous stir faces of the Mystuiii. thereby destroy Ink' thn fouiidullou of tho dit-oaso, and giving tho patient strength by build lug up tho constitution and assisting nature In doing Its work. Tho pro prietors havo so in nuh hilth In ItHour atlvo puwcis, thn, thuv offer One Hundred Dollars foriinv caso that li fulls to cure. Mend for list of testi monials. Address, F J. Ciiknuy, & Co., To ledo, O. hold by Dnigglhts, 7fio. Hill's Family Pills are tho best. D'jWItt's Witch Hazel Kulyo Is tin equalled for piles, and skin diffuses, llowaro of ull counterfeits. Stones Drug Stores. "Veil" or "Villi." A cui'loiiH American colloquialism, of which I certainly cannot see tho ad vantage, writes William Archer In Pull Mall Gazette, Is the substitution of "yep" or "yup" for "yes" ifud of "nope" for "no." No doubt we have lu England the coster's "yuss," but one heats even educated Americans now mid then using "yep" or some other corruption of "yes," scarcely to bo In dicated by the ordinary alphabetical symbols, It seems to me a pity. Rdueiited Americans, too, will often say "somowhcruH" mid "a long wnja." I have little doubt that this "a" has a grammatical history of Its own. Prob ably It Is mi old case ending, Jusi ns "he goes out nights," on which Mr. Aiiiircw i.nug is ho severe. Is a sur vival of ihe "o'nlghts" which Shakes turn re puts lu the moiitli of Julius Cte ar ("Sleek headed men and such as sleep o'ulghu"). At the same time, na "somcwheiW has become Irremediably n vulgarism lu England. It would. I think, be a graceful concession oil the part of ed ucated Americans to drop the "a." After all, "somewhere" does not Jar lu Ainerlcn. and "somewheivs" very distinctly jars In England. DALLAS. Owing to tho increasing demand for its products, the managers of tho Dallas woolen mills, havo decided to operate their mills day and night. On Monday next tho now system will go Into effect, which means a largo increase in tho pay roll of Dallas. W. W. Ullory, formally proprietor of the Red Front stables in Salem, Is now proprietor of the Pioneer slnbles .of this city. A portion of tho road botwoen Dallas ami Salem is almost impassable. What wo need is a motor lino to connect us with the Capital City. Julius Hopt of Salem, hns moved his family on tho II. M, Drown farm near this city. IlenryD.de, anoldtlmo Dallas boy, who has been hero visiting, loft Tues day for Pendleton. A number of Polk county farmers went over to Salem to attend the Far mers Congress leb. 7th and 8th. John Ashbaugh, spent a few days In tho Capital City this week. Wo wero somewhat surprised when tho Daily Jouhnal arrived hero Tuesday containing tho supKsed burnt statement of W. U. Mugers. It was read with great Intoreit and several hundred papers must have lieon sold hero. Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup Cures Over nlghl the moil stubborn cold ua well as well as all Its complications tick Hug In tho throat, litnky volco und violent coughing. It Is the most won dertul medicine, science has produced. When Mr. Marcus Daly suld ho was taking no hand in tho Clark contest case ho might havo had In mind one of tho Montana definitions of truth as tBtcd by a witness not long ago a falsehood about a fact to a person who had no business to know the truth Telegram, The fetishism of savage Africa makes tit shudder, and fills us with disgust. Yet we have fetishes of our own, one pf them great, 'Wdcly-worshlpped, and In whose name crimes innumerable are dally perpetrated. The name of that fe tish is Ignorance. To that powerful fetish thousands of mothers annu ally make sacrifice , Dt tlicirunugtiters. ' For what Is it but I a sacrifice to the i fetish Ignorance to permit girls to 1 blossom 10 worn- nnhood, and enter the marriage rela tion without one helpful hint of the obligations of that relation and its physical perils? Just the word which the mother fails to speak would turn the youug girls' atten tion to the danger of Irregularity. For it is in the Ignorance of the necessity for regularity In the periods that the foundation is laid for the debilitating drains, the female weakness, bearing-down pains, Inflam mation and ulceration that rob marriage of joy and motherhood of happiness. That " God-send for women " as wom en have named It, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, establishes regularity of the periods, dries up all unhealthy drains, cures female disease, and inflammation and ulceration of the peculiarly femi nine organs. Women suffering from diseases pecu liarly feminine, may consult Dr. H, V. Pierce, by letter at the Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, absolutely without charge or fee. Each letter is opened in strict privacy, read as sacredly confidential and to pre serve the seal of confidence unbroken, all replies arc sent in plain envelopes, bearing no single word of printed matter. Mm EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL. Nellie Brown It DOW No 417 ilsrloa at, VIOLINIST to receive a lew more PUJB German and French Tnuidit orammatlcally and convcrsal- Mrs. Pcnncbaker will receive n limited nmmber of pupils, desiring instruction In theso languages, at her homo, on Church street. Theso languages wero acquired abroad by this toucher. 12-8-flm rrJrfJ'",VJ,'Nj,rar INTEnSTAIB DONS nlTllmlM Uftiuai in ET1AAKDEHS-WILMAN 1 A-ioclme Teacher Western Conwiva toty, Kiiisai City, Mo., repc-enting ihe Interstate System, M Salem. Ore. Over Hnt National Hank. Residence 6 Church street. Studio 1 ojm-o to 12. and 2 loft. ior-rvH viWx' arsa"'' SOUTH ANDi WA THE SHUSH Southern Pad EXPRESS TKAINhT i 5 I Ar 8 HJ Ar..F!,f Wl 9:!W 1' 8:18 A Salem Studio, INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF AUS1C. Mrs. Ella Anders. Willman Over First National Hank Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Reading. Studio hours from 0 to 12 and 2 to 6. TWO FINIS NEW PIANOS IN STUDIO USE OF PUPILS. heory and Class FOR piMiniJiTini i T T vmS m X. . r "" " "" MEAT AND POULTRT. K. KDWAI DJ. M. C. MATTKKWS. Edwards & Matthews, MKAT ond HOULTKY MARKET .St.te stieet, near railroad. Prettiest 'i et metis. My patrim sty I trrp the ! eat in town ; i JLm WHOLESALE AND KKTA1L. Fine Wines, LiQooRb, Cigars! 218 COMMERCIAL STREE'I, 160 STATE STREET, ! n-...-... ..- nt .. ..m. 102 COURT STREET. JUMlJilMJLMMJlM DON'T PEEL POTATOES. S' 9 BUY A Henis Fruit Press! The German Market Will ho found nil kinds of meat and tho hest of muisaKO. Kit HE DELIVERY. All hills duo tho Into firm of WoKt Mioeeko mtiBtho paid. (HOL, Si SON 171 Commercial St. "1 Imd dnmisa for years. Two butthis KudolOyntwpslttCtiro produced uiurvelnuH rosult." L. H, Wurren. It dlKusts wluu you cut. Stones Drugstores. Real Estate Bargains I have a customer who wunts mi 80 ucro tract not over 5 or 0 ml lea out wlih Rooci Improvements uL about tJS per acre. Who has such a place. Iwuntuitood -lor f room house. Qood Kiirdcti spot, barn, fruits, etc, not to far out at about 8103, 1 have some lino stock ranches to trade for small tracts not to fur out and kIvo time on any balance. If you want to buy u Kriiln or itock ranch cheap. (Call.) I have somo lino small fruit tracts .it blir hamulus uI$o town property to sell or trade cheap. I havo wot! pioportles In Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado. Dakotis. and Man. Itobu to exchange for Oreuan nron- crty. irvouwuntn splendid mill with water power and pasture and feed uround, etc., or want an elevator, feed chopper, uraln, waro houe. Splc-mlld locution on river at a bargain 1 havo ii. If you want to buy, sell, t rent, I can suit you. Also huvo two farms to rent. Somo splendid horses for sale. If you wuntn loan on real estate, or havo any notarial work to do. Call und ce me at 01 Court street at tho tho store of Hrewster & White, w 1 18 tt It. It, Kyan. NO MORE 'ortlthA oiem 7 1 rMwrci Ar...... n(io J Ar 1j...:"M Ar.M::.Ki?.1(i;i ft:nO P M 7.00 A I OW ! M 025 V M Z """ ""MlTTI iSifilKzdalpl Now Orwiri - -". Ci! K Ar..8.n r7.1r "V! Ar .n..i. "" Ml iao " M Ar Lo,-ir"rIia J At Ft hK,r,-lll DINING CJAUS. WERVAI-J rulltnun llrst-clwondtT Inn cars attached i0 ,, minis, i rruiunt connfrn ver, Uiiiiilm and Cl.?S (ir nt.lit.i niu(.i. ..... u T' .... ..w. vunigii, UllltS. U'liSST wlnw t.T. JlP.TiVI.-RM MmiT, ..1 r.'H; Mall trains dully , Xctwc 7:!!0 A M I I.v ls,i... 11 f Ml Ar..".c -y .. --iii pi Aiuany und iw; lullll I Mill. u ,r . I i". .... v..nn ui mu u St Tndei'endknTTiTl.t Kxpnss train dull) ,,'JjJ1 4:S0 I Mi Lv IWH...I ! l Lv...Mi-llliii,.TiTrf I'M) Ar.. deidcaS-il 7:30 b:U0 DlrustcoiitiecUuuTaMI co wit i ticiirii-.it IlucibtJR JAl'AATIlEPIlL1ff AUSTUALIA. 'Mft bor ihruuuh tickets W. W. SK1NNKR, C M Airutit, 232 Uiimii'ercliiai't II. KOPiith, C. MA HICHAM, G.FAPjl & POTATOES, A FRUIT, VEGETABLE, JELLY PRESS, COLAN DER, STRAINER, LEM ON SQUEEZER AND POTATO MASHER. 25 R, M.Wade &. Co. Hardware, X; mt kirk, TILE CAM 2 For Yuqulna: Truln leaves Albanr Truln leaves Corvallli Train arrives Yaquloi i ueburninK: Leaves Yuqulna Leaves Corvallla. Arrives Albany. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany Arrives Detroit, 4 Heturnlmr: Leaves Detroit., Airlvcs Albany.... One ami two connect i! . Corvallls with Souther ulvlnit direct service tin port a nu adjacent wacfca t Trains for tho mououil Detroit at noon, Klilun to reach camnlou sm Hrcltcnbush and SiDtiui satuo day. WAI.DKN. it. K T K. A l. A J. TUllNKR -lltui. R1. RH. A.'RO HhonoiB-?! StatoSt. Gram Hay, FJour, Mill Feed, Building Material. Lime, Omcnt, Plaster etc, Grain(iHay and Straw s tord wagon S:al cs.c tho delivery ol r O.R.8 I'rulil nl and i':ui'tu iLlii i tlnti lmvimi in of tho citv. goods to nuy part 0-8-tf 0 6 $f v laAMlIOOD ESTOHED to'"?".r:rej-". vciiow .M&.i . : .;i -iiim Htts.ijsM!iMSV $sv&:&n SSSEiiEiSH uo other. iianufSS .rfHT V. .Si.:?; ifS-.Oi': "H'.ife tkc A. w -nu&durfolfielttSMcMlffiJi' .ohc-UjIV8 Urns: Co. dlitribuUoj etntj, '",""" VAMHIU.!JT1.,I,ORTtMD.OHl:COV rado or irOH SALE UY D. J. FRY. SALEM, OREGON. TO WASH COLORED TABLE CLOTHS A t'Mt Dtnaaj kt. II.. . i I IUn m U xUU ova aubl.i, j w)hff j uiu tUMlvur wtikltt. T. l. ..- in.. 'Mu,it..f...i..L '....." "! . .., ..VM. t iii MM b ,U GM DM WuWaK Powder La ftk thia.k. ...- . " "" wwr, ua ar la ikaikk,. i. i. I M kv tf irvitf r4 ubU ctwtt viU I i . .. , - -- mwm nj rwm ioi man yir( N, m fAIMUMI MMf ANY. "" . lrt. .h..! Tlir l.li.ill. "Put your tongue out," said the doc tor to -l-yonr-ohl tlllliert. Little (Jlllioii protruded the lip of Ida tongue. "No. uo; put It rlKht out," said Hit doctor. Tho little fellow shook hU head weakly, and tho tHira siulnirwl In hit eyes. I enn't. doctor." lie ventured nl last. IPs fiuteiied ou to mo." I Itriiillnu. Itend uot much nt u time, hut iuchII- tato iih muob an your time und nnvicl ty and dUiosltoii will j;lvo you leave, ever cvuicmberlnj: thai llule rMidluc ntid much tulukluir. Ilttlo paklti! and uiiii'u nearuur, u uie bet way tn Ihv omc wlw. Osteopathy in SIem. Dr. (IrncoAlbrlKht, graduate of tho American School of Oiteopathy, Klrks villo, Mo., lalocntiM In thollusli A Uroy. uiau oioeu, over Wvllor's grocerv store. lhotollowliiBisuiiartl'U list of tho diseases which havo been treated Ontoo. pathleally with exeollent buccobs! NVrv. ills i prostration, Liver, Heart, Htoinach, Mdnoy and Splonio troubles, Femnlo Ir rv'gularittes, Uueorrhea, Melancholia, Iteetleasness, lllnddor troubles, Spinal ttflectlniiB, lAicomotor Ataxia. Oall btones. Piles, Paralysis, Spinal Cuiva ture, nricosu Veins, Ulcers, Sprains, LouIi, Asthma, llronehltis, all eye af fections such us Granulated Lids, Ulcer nteil Cornea. Cataract, etc., Throat mid Luiik troubles, 'ne-doulourux.Headacho, Indiuestion, Uoltre, Dip joint dlsviuo! Constipation. Neuralgia, itheumatlsm i v I "i '" '"i eie. Ollleo Friday. nays : Monday, Wednesday, I 1U llllOUWW "Aftor doctors failed to euro uiaof nneiiuionla I used Ouo Mlnuto CuukIi Cure. His aho the bes.l remedy on oirtli for wliiNipliitf coiitfli, writes Jno. lierty, Lin.uiit.iii, p.. Cuics couuhs, wlds, cioiip mid throat und luut; troubles. H prevents ojusuiuptlon. Ciiihlreiiahvuy like U. Mothers en dmselt. Stones Drui; Storo. as the stolen Jewelry gold Well, why don't you au- IulJll. JiulKe was or silver) .-er? I'rUoner Dou't you kuow, Judse, Whtt slleuco UJ-l'llegeude Ulatter. rptur La tinpp. keep warm, etpectun GARDEN SEEDS HeaiiH Peas ltadlsh Turnip Carrots , Onion" Squash Pumpkin A oompleto stock of Grass and wl. aWTSoml for Catalogue. Clove aiREWSTER & AVniTE llrown Writes Smith All About What Happened to Jones, CHICAGO, III., 19-. My Dkau Shitii: Your nolnter whs u peach. I left for Chicago ttumedl- atelv urter I saw you, und of course bouKhi my ticket over the Wisconsin Central Ity, froui St. Puul toCtilcuyo. I had plenty or tlmo lu St. Puul to uo up town and jet uiy supper, us my train leuvesSt. Puul ut7;U) p. m. I returned to tho depot ubout 7:20. When paslnt,' turouKh tho Kates the k'uteumn bulai "There's your train to tho riKht." I bunded mv nrlp to the Kentleuianly porter, who placed It In uiy berth. (You will notlto I call this my train, wtillo It, reully belonus to uie iscoosin central. 1 could not help but feel that I owned thn t.min uud even tho roud, tho employes ure so courteous.) I then prepared myself ror tho cuinfurts In store. Well, talk about i raveling 1 haye traveled ull over tho wide world, but never had a moro dellKlilful trip than this one from St. Paul to CLIcuko over the Wisconsin Central Ilv I rtir.i about 10 p. in , and enjoyed epod nlKiil'd rest lu tho rulimiin Palace car; oniy wokc up once during the IllKllt, aild ttltlt WUS When thn nnrtnr punched mo und said: "Mr. Uniwn, don't snoro so oud, you disturb the rest of the puseujrers." I ut once fell asleep, and uwoko ualn about 7 a. m. ami prepared myself for breakfast: wo'itlnto thodlnlOK car about 8 u. in., and partook of a iuat sumptuous meal. All meals are served a lu tune. as you know. My entire trip was a delluhtful one. 1 will never wise 'o pralK) the Wisconsin Central Ity., and I know your sentiment ure tlio same. Our friend Jotes niiriin,i iiiin.,..n via another rnuin nnd una i- i.,..... hite. Consequently he nil-sod connec tions for ow 'i ork, und oannot make connection thre with steamer for mi.- janj wKmnn. Hence has trlven up his trip, and will return home via the Wisconsin Ceutrul Uv Your friend. W4 H Papa's Shirt wasnotmndoto wrlto upon, although its surface looks as spotless vihlto and of tho tamu artistic lluisli as tho best cardboard when it is laundered at tho balem Stoam laundry, If you want your linen of exquislto color and finish, sent homo in tlio best condition, you will always got tho best results from tho aalcm Steam Haundry. Salem Steam Laundry Phono 11, 030 Liberty Street nrwiiT, ron KnT Mall 8p.m, 8wi' Hyir 3.13 p m 8p rn 8t. m. x. Hun Stur- day ilOp, o.J TiMKMiuca Krom PorUi Halt Lake, Heater umana, niiuxu xiula,t'lilcoMl Walla Walla, Stfia atolli, tu. rav.iw wankcol'hlMlort' OCKANTreJut , . In. Kin KraltclMk '."1 BaiicTcnrflvite i'ni.vumx HTKAMEK! To Amlorlk anil wtlV -I- Leave SHlora W1I.LAMETTK WW rortuiid, owlllrI i lAiiuings. VT.....I.. 'k..H.,1.M mnii Vll Monday Ywlnewlajr KndlWxS FOR COItVAt And way poluUTueMUjr. 1 uay, o.ixjp. lu, HBATTRT -'w - "ii.n" m STEAM. HOT AIR. HOT WATFR W1M.AMETTERIVB Dallv bouts to rW-'.. '!.......... . - rnnl .rllff J?l 1 IJIIIBIUiO LU Olliviv..- j, Cl'ty If tliosteaiuerciNjM Kound trip iicKeis w'-'j- Oicuon, WushimttoD Connections made it ' ull rail, ocean und rlrcr W II. l Gen. Pass. Aftlif! 0. M.POWEIW, AK dock. Halniii. rvr . -. A(Mtt "AKlTORDl CONN, , . Liabilitios". $2,215,000. Vi,;,, ES,,t,lll8'ouVyIiolders: .. ' fflffi" Will insure von nmiW i k -... . ; -: '3H-W0- THm c rTA ure; Ior terms enquire ol Journal Office. 0MAS B0LT0N' sident A.ent. alem, Ore. v tho Phone 178. 01 Court St., Salem Or SlL. Si..,Slnce, you wore I" C'lilnajto, Wisconsin LVntrti n. t..f.l chanced their terminals. n,i ;,V. ,... l,nin.. i. .... .,-".:? "V "" f Ut, II 1 11 K I also "y uanlnx Into the CVntral Station, .u ark Row und ISth si. This denbt uwa oy mo Jllchltfan CentraH iiinuia V.WUUUI oa u. g. n. x- 2-Uf New Strawberries. now besides about hllfirmn i? plai ts lf Put out TENNESSEE, M'KINLE RUBY HP L P,a"tS f DOWNINGS PlS,EJDS CROPPER, CERVERA, DU MAURIS; ' anUV-NLbbS' . BHrsrof;er,iesandcu,,ure nrura t.r i vrilHrrfCllJlC Inir routes east 'Nqt' scenic attractloc .J O It. & N . via iw-j Shasta Route via r)on nnrl D..nvpr. KhllHlll Route M,.l- IT A ilmnHIPrdKl A dally Roe o(jdinfJ PALACE and iv ERR Mun Emm; SCO ! lesloUhlcaKOtnl" The Short from southern Callfu"1! To the tWi'CSB tho underslifiied, !'j A descrlptlvo "tcratunt(fi; ' Otin'l ARt"" Purtlaud. Bottled ., r... i. c,iatf' ivilllj(cr Myv.w. . .a "" nmlllE" J .ii t i.AkWTi Ui m at the brewery. KW Free city delivery "!