The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, February 22, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text$'.. l.-jrwisr-'w t vTV rfWinWITHIITTIimftnflllWfWWimtimi, I Special for ssviu MEN'S 3150 ENAMEL SHOES FOU X MEN'S 3.00 CALF GOODYEAR WELT MEN'S WATER PROOF SEAL SHOES, rrfbC"t6' 'J At Ai A41A AiAUlii 1U k klkAlli A UUiliHAia II II l7 THE IIA1IA1 JOURNAL hv Hoenn bhothbbb THURSDAY, FEIJIUIAHY 22 COO. Oally, One Teat 3 00,ln A1vuo Dally, I'oui Moutu $1 00. trf advance Weekly, Ono Yar BX.OO, In Advance EdiIorial Revieu) The recent cold wcalh rha I. fillie the (mlt crop In tlio best kind of hpc for a. big yield. Tlio cold lias checked the growth o( the bud and ttie outlook la that there will bo no more hewing weather. Willi thorcit Hut tree had lntt year, there Is abundant reason to rejolcoattbo rrospect, a d trohnrdls's will do well to prepare for n harvest. The strawberry crop will bo tlio first to look after, and while not much can Ixt done at prcsont, It will be a good plan to keep iho itock off, fix fence and re move largo weeds, and open drain so a to let out water. Blrawbcrriei will not do well l( thoroli water up near the root. Raspberries and othor small (rultK can bo put In order both aa to cultvn tlon, mulclilng.trlmmlng and staking up against Iho heavy spring winds. There la a general apathy about coin plying with the registration law, and uullat mora Intetestcau bo aroused not ovor two-thirds o( the legal rotors of thoitato will be enrolled. It Is not easy to to bee how they can bu excluded from voting under the constitution l( they wanted to tote. Hut the apathy Is deper seated than a moro technical ob jection (o registration, Many voter are saying, what Is tlio use of reglitorlng or yollngf Wo havo no assurance that our rote will be counted as cast. lhtllot box fraud and frauds In tlio returns and In waking up (he count, frauds even in tlio reading ot the ballots by the election Judge and Clerk aionoi confined to Kentucky, but aro too familiar right here In Oregon, to require any comment. In Oregon the same crime aro commit ted, but there I no one convicted and no one Is killed and it I n question whether we are less cilmliial' on that .account. Ihe advice of Tun Jocajut. to rsry reader is to register and prerit lo.-votiwirxtJuno lh woman suffragist aro very proud of the act that their aged ihauiploii Susan D. Anthony wai invited to Hand In the white houte for a hall hour at the right hand of l'mMent McKinley and iccelvcd the list lour. I association delegate. It wa a graceful aud courto ouiaclof thaprtstdenl, and still more so when he Invllvd Miss Anthony to go wilji him and meet thu first woman of the land In behalf o( the entire coin en tlon, The prominent politician of Or tton are tory shy ot the suffragist In fjet, Orvgon Is not much ofn woman alatewiivnit iwnesto elliM rvwg nltloii, and It Is doubtful If the traders la the dotntuanl party will willingly on woiuyn glveu the ballot, when they omteWJlu that Uie state whoru equal i aunrsge prevails ate almost hoclely lost to tho ItepuUlcau arty. The woain tliould demqnitratv at theeuui. i lag school election that thsjr ate au u organlo foree In puWta attatrs. Tltey ,. Uvedone thlial tsaleu) teverul tlmw both In expressing a ehotti In making nominations and at tho elections. One thing tho 8aUm Mdieia dtatriet ftowiv WoUaf WHIow Fgraitoie aj WKUr tJbwt V4?U!tfc- Umbi u!h Li Am. Iam. mtM-mt k. ... I.. ..... - r " " "t w h ib GMVtHVH&tfoicr V4 smVMs UU yU mm bwM iu urn Mil. i it, to, sf , s4 lf 4rt rsstsa Wit miImM w.s4 r AU Jsifes Wi kMM UlfM Aif .tbllf. .lUlKVrtltalslR m I 'mmimm m m )is.tisaskiiispHr, WkMssti as. t-, tw , tMt, $2.00 j XSV 5bo? Store I 04 Qtoto Stroot. 4 should got rid ofnnd that latheridli utous notion of geography having anything to do with n catididato's qualifications for erarvlco on the school board. That per nicious Idea has not given tlio district the lr;sl tyMs of men on the lxwid. The retiring member I hue In North Hntem part of tlio tiino and on his farm part of t'io time. What ha that to dowllh his scrv!co7 llio argument that n man from his locality must bo chosen has no merit. If tlio batman or woman to Imj had uiinea froru thero, wpII and good, tint tlio district is tlio unit to Iw looked after, and the director elccUrJ for live years at largo from tlio district, and tho people havo tho right to hau tho best I) w of candidate regardless of locality. A director to Iw chosen for flvu years should be nu educated person who hns ot)io clear Idea-' of what tho best Meals of tlio public school system require for our children. A candldito who hat some property and n means of subsistence, and tho tlmo to giro to tho dutlrt of tho position, would not bo objectionable. In soliool matters, at least, we schould rlio to the old ideal of not seeking tlio placy, but of being will ing to mako some sacrifice to tervo the common good. Tim theory that we am justified In making an olllco pay is un American. It leads to all -tho evils we are cursed with from buying United Htatts renatorshlis to farming out petty jobs In city and school government to favorites. It Is staled that out of 70 wumen at thu Anthony banquet at were wage earner and busluoss vromuu, or women who manage their own buslnens affairs, in other words look out fur themselves. Theio are two office wo would like to sob thu oxperlmont trlod of giving them a vote county assessor and county judgo. ihese otllcer ndmliilster on the property and estates of these women, and It look like taxation without repre sentation to have women who. like the lloera of Mouth Africa, are capable of managing thulr own affairs, have u monarchy of malu official lord It over them and they not haven voice in say ing who their lord and master shall lie Ihlt It they hud it vole they might do like some of the legal profession, bend all their energies to put In otllshils before whom they try cases to especial advant age, or liko rluh men get an assessor who would let them off easy. It would be just like the women to rapidly acquire all the xilltlc trick of the male voter. 11 mi 1 1 ie fur the Hoplu Is gaining ground In Oregon, The success of the Balcm municipal program Is exerting au Influence In all directions and even boss- ridden Portland la uwakeiitng to the fact that Its large Homing debt Is abnor mal au d the Interest might bu out In twoand thedsbt inatUrul among the people. The bend-faddist want the law enforel In this soheel dMiUt ami the (10,000 ot Hast Salem botids that fall due lu Foptember rodtued umird InU tu law and sold by the jeunty treas urer In Noo Yoek "at a prvwiam. ' Tl. whool boanl bus iw trvmWe In gellltH; twetttyur thirty tWMawt dotlsra to rarry ita itwilug debt on the ubles l Its oitlvers. instead ef kattelng new lud. next September let the beard uto. lis power to issue call nete awl WU up tlMwebcHtdsdrwMing eight par cetit tu Noo Ywtk and borrow the mwm.v uf ike people here at hHe at teur ntf eet as therttydta. Hy thews), It Is a ear lully nersvd secret Dial cwiutv warraula $2 dmmmmmmmmmLmmHm vi Kn'rRtHiiAVl mm ryiuf Kgni fjSf mm ycx fgH rt V4s3 "NORTH COAST LIMITED" TITLE OF NEW TRAIN ARRANGED '6Y THE NORTHERN PACIFIC It Win Carry an Observation Paul " Modern Twin Ifm Morning Oreronliu Portland rb Itwrj 17, General Passenger Agent Charles 8. Fee, of the Northern Pacific railway, who reached Portland Thursday, an nounced that April 2t, his company will establish a doubledrilly pawmger train service bctacpn Portland, I'uget Sound and the Twin cities, Ht. Paul and Min neapolis. 'iho morning train from St. Paul will lenvo nl8s65, after the arrival of tho fast trains from Chicago, St. Louis and (lie East, running by tho nay of lltitle, and will reach Portland at 7 n. m. The cor responding train will leavn Portland ui ll:.10a m. by the way of ltutte, and will reach Ht. Paul nt 3 p. m., and will be know n as tho "North Coast Limited." Train No .'I will leave St. Paul as at present, 10:33 p. m., arriving at Port land nlfl p.m. Train No 4, will lenvo Portland at 11.30 p in., nnd arrive ni Ht. Paul 7-10 n m Hath .1 nnd I will run by nay of Helena This schedule will continue In effect until November 1, and longer if tho business justifies it. Trains .'I and -1 will carry the same equip muntns present 1 and 2, first and ust-oud-clas coachos, Pullman llrst-clum an 1 Piilman tourist skepers and (lining- enrrt, with the usual number of mall, oxprcMand hiiggnge cars. These train will carry standard and tonri-t sleeps of the "private-car" tourists and rail from nmt to Ht. Lout l.v lllllini-. rinitii. road cfllclal who is so frequently in tvi- tlio"J!urllnglon,"thusofrerlngthopub lie n servito to the .Missouri river country, St. 1-otils nnd Intermediate territory superior to anything heretofore established. The "North Const l.lmltid" will I' ono of tlio handsomest nnd most com plete pasdougcr trains in tho country. Willi It now 70 foot baggage and ex press curs, (ombliiutlon smoker, now first-class coaches, new Piilman tourist sleepers, handsomely upholstered lu dark green leather, thoroughly modem first-class sleepers and elegant dining enrs, nil wide vostlbuleil, tho train might beoonsidercd complete. Its chief i attractions, hoitovor, will ho tho thorough lighting of tho train through- ..... i... ..(....i.i.ii.. 1....1...1 ..... i..... i i mi nj uiiTiiiru) iiii-iuiiiiik vnu ueriii HglitH for reading In each section, und nu ohservntlon-our moro oomplete than au) thing of the kind heretofore con structed. This car, which will he 70 ftet in length, Willi n wide nod hand somely rulled rear platform, will lmvo 1 1 upholstered plutli chair, with writ- lig and reading tabid In thu roir Tiie Young Mcilie: She thinks little of hcv sclf, and fails to notice hou pale and thin she is gro tug. She worries constant!;, over the baby that docs not thrive, although its food -cuius abundant. Sccrll's&rnufeioTL nourishes and strengthens the nursing mother and sup plies to the baby's food the lionc-forming and fat-producing elements which were lackint.;. M- tot It , tl JWUl iwYmk. aro selling at a pur eent premium. What doesi that moan? Simply In plain ling lUh that HHHier Is worth only pir eimt for public pitroM. Then why should ilu.u.l.u.,1 .ll.irl i. -u ..ul I u. i '"'"'ehoiee apples" to a Fan Kranehco ami 8T It Is the law they say. Uw , ,rHli ..,,,, rlv,( ,t ,lr(WtHUi 2(l ran mi iiHimi ier ueiug everything that m aim the enptutlltt rtehsr awl the lav t)er HMror. Ut the selioo) district siy liM luteiMt mal pay more for teeeh lug the common brauvhea mm Wt a selittul dlrwstet be eboseM en that Issue Ot. Hull's Cough ayiup u not a Com KHUt overvtluy ruugh u.uiure, M A inrtrreMH ruinett)' tor all Hie truiit' HWionml duugtititu eoHipJIttiilout) re sUIUtHt iromncsiW nt the iioail. ttintut. km. ur Hints. u4 fur tt cu Till: PUERTO RICAN I1II.I. DKDAIfiS iHIN.lo, ftiK n -Ik-luiv ll.y tViMtvoutlie IMarm Rsmh un U:! u tuftl t it ita uUv. itwa.1 hsmwI Utat deWt h. reufter w ill l.u I atU ootwk and UMsmwlll U niial aUMis TIiusmLiv umI Fri,!, U, w li Nr k-Hkr U Tu v. ure Uold in u Dv V lk.u," HtMOM em ii r.tj... ;f7-' -.",. i w-uik .111 falU n n , I KWII. U ..h t Awarlcait ,, V , -Mjuu Anotber cas ef rsjtug abrua.i i t , other iky. Nw wk u M , rw vi uerw aocui strugiri Ttie i tlslirnr Willi vthlch iVvVor MXW Van Wyk .i l0. MUk)t rt)t ate ,or Titiumy bvUU .KmM IJ tht Underbill., iu, ,UlMts ,,, and the other lumber ef Nvw YerW, xclu.tv Peur Huudrvtl t w galled and IrrltatiM IUf tuv mMo" jeer tliat they Have rhl u, feumllug a new ami .,HI u.er iI aire aocM, of ,ber own. wW u ". take (U Mils out of it rai Car Between Portland andjSj. Improvements, nnd : ii enrpfullv selected library of 125 volumes; bath-room, barber shop and buffet In the center, while In the rear, In addition to toilet rooms for men and women, there will bu two smoking and card rooms, each furnished with six comfortable chairs and folding table- These smoking or card rooms will be shut off from tlio remainder of the cor and so thoroughly ventilated that thoto addicted to the weed may Indulge at lulsure without attracting undue atten tion. The Northern Pacific management re alhe that for short night runs, as for in stance, between 81. Paul and Chicago, where there Is no opportunity to enjoy the really Interesting scenery, n library car meet the wants of tho traveler, but mi a transcontinental Journey of 20dl miles or more, where the passenger hopes to seo something of tho country through whlsh ho in passing, perhaps! fur tho first time, (hey hold that the ubservntlon car Is tho car par excellence, , and that nothing else will take ita place. The "North Coast Limited" of the Northern Pacific will bo run exclusively In tho Intnn-st of passengers and, as n consequence, the ohaei vatlon car will be kept on tho end of tho train for th benefit of the passengers who have paid their money nnd to Iho disgust posl J. , deuce. President Mullen says that "either his own private car nor the I private cars of other officials or people ! .. Ml lu. l.nitl.ul nu litis trnln Mill lv iihuivi vii vsisa .. Thus, for the first time the transcon- liucntnl traveler is to have, and without extra faro or charge, a dally transconti nental passenger service absolutely su lierior to anything .heretofore offered him either in tho West or In tho Kast. Tho Northern Pacific cople feel con fident their enterprise will be appreciat ed by the public and that thu largo business they havo heretofore onjojed will be greatly Increased. The Northern Pacific passenger busl- ties of the past year has been vury satis faitory, nnd It Is show log a good increase riulit along. It will not seem out of pluce that the Northern Pacific railway should Inaugurate this sorviio, as they ' did the dining-car scrvico, especially when it is borne in mind that tho earn ings of the pasrenger trains for tho past year snow a greater revenue per train mile tliu-n any other roud In the United Slates or Canada. "Carry Sunshine With You." A bright, fresh fuco ih ulwuy In'; spirliM, unci It ulwiiyri denotes uihmi lieullli us well int u luippy heart. Mitiy facet Una wuru unco overcast with uhioui h.tvo licen mudu bright ii nil sunny by llnod's burspirlllu which cur." nil dyspeptic oyuiptou, MiruiigtheiH thu nervi" und tones up mil Invigorate the wholu system. Couitlpilliin Is cured by llnodV I'lllt, tlio nun IrrlUitlug cutliurllc sold by ull (IriigglstH. 1 Alex Ho)d und John Hitter killed two cougar in the mountains near the head of McKay cretk, north ol Prlue vllle, lat week. The '"varmints" were uhout 7 feet lu length. 1 The Homeliest Man in tfalem As well ns the ImuiUuiuo-it, unit ntlien are Invited to cull un utiy druggist iiml get frcu u trial Ixittlo of Kemp's IUNjiii for Hit' I'liriHit and Lungs, u ruuicly that Is guaranteed tu euro und 1 believe till Chronic and Auulu Coughs. Asthmii, llrnnoliltls und Oinsump ion rnee sric. iiiki ow cihi.vw IMViti'a Witch lliielHulyo Ik un eiiuiilled fur piles, und skin (IK'Umik lUrturo (if ull uountertvllH htnrin DrugShitiw. Price lloblusou, of Norway, complains iiwine receuuy -si-eni IW uoxes 01 eonta ' FORTUNE WEIGHS BUT LITTLE, IF PUT WORTH MORE THAN A FORTUNE1 TO EVERY WOMAft pr-Pierce's fVi.l.lLJtl ItfliisllailllJ Prescription M.lKl'tt WIU.K WOMUN HTKONG SICK W'OMBN WUIA. H yKvj vON A SCALE r 185 with )tfM Mi FAITH i '-m Bj WAR The Daily and Weekly Journal lead all ompetito.s on getting the War News .from all parts of the world. It prints he news first and prints it most complete of all. Salem Weekly Journal Is issued Thursday morning in time to reach all parts of the state the same week. 0 BBSTOKKCUN In two parts contains'all Important Foieign National and State News. Daily Journal $3 AYR. ALWAYS TO THE FftON r. The Journal Leads the Van as In the Past, Wo not only give the WckKLr Jouit nai, tho best local and and general weekly lu the Willamette valley for 1 er year, but nt great cost havo made arrangements by which we now not only furnish the best general uicr, but nlso tlio Ust farm journal on the Pacific coast Hereafter Tux Jouknal nnd tho Pacific Farmer can b furnished nt fl.SA per ynir, each being a first class Dollar weekly of It kind. The Parmer has been tho recognised leader In agricult ural matteraiu the northwest for thirty years. In theso two papers you will get the 1 latest Portland and local market reports. j Horticulture It stun th promlnenco that J Hi great imliutrjr ilweri I Dairymen r they km mint Infomuilon , ln.iu iu culuioui lbn iruia suy uibr WUIWp TlieGrnnifo bMillmnrulihAlItu their or- iitui iNvan, ami all urtn oinulb mow nirjr can Uciih ixll Ui tx tiuu to tUIr lulerxil Hop Men flnl miur valuable poluti and iut (nlluua lu It Sheep, Ooat, and Cunernl Stook Men iaiit ni ID ItuHiMUJi fr Itiu In- fuiiuailuu rualalurU tbrrele. Poultrynion know It u I the only weekly III IliU mi Ilea thai make iwelahj ot Ibis litaiicn u faiwlni. Duo Men bate founj It the only nKr that BiakM ally Kelculloua ol fuoklug after lhlr Iniereila. Agrloulturo IntlloTln bruncbetb nested vj liavtHvi nniefa. No offer lllo this ever appeared before, i lie vvkikly JoensvL one jear, (or Iho Daily 4 mouths) and the PuoJIle Farmer only tt.M Address, lloraa Dikm. Salem Ore. A Uaker City mlnwtw wtlmatM tlw church membership of that town at U00, wlthrKX) pupils ivnrulUl in the Sunday sohools. Si 00 Keward, $104, Tho leaders nr this miur mil 1. DleaM-d in learn thai iiur u mi 1...., line dreaded dleanv that wlence ha Wf n auie in cure in all tu stage, and I that fa Catarrh. Hall's CaurriTCHre I it the only positive cure known to the 1 tueaicat truternity CHlarru being a will atAli III li.nul all . - . atttutlimal ireat.ucat. Halt's catarrh, Mnrfaiif thvteru. thereby um,i , ingttie r.iim4tti,ii r ni (li,, i j giving Hie patient sin-nyth by (mi at- tog up i lie ifttfMlium n and BWutt Inaiuru induing iu wutk TVe am. prieiura havoMituuth fMith . uL... atlte puwort, mat m ol q. Ilumlred IXdhtm furuny iavt)mt It falUluouie N1 h.r IUl ol lau,. iKoniuls. Address, K. J tdo.O. rUH.VKV, ,t: ox. f . I I Mild by Druk'giMs, 14 lUll's Kamlh Pilk.m t i-e 1 -.1 ba1ESys?siS;-,!.. r5?5rSK NEWS The model Oregon N j-vp.ip er and Family Journal Uniting News, Fic tion, Literary, Ranch and Dairy, and Market .News in attractive, read able form. "Jil n Independent Associated Press Paper for the Peo ple. Send for sample Free. lUHHilt UltOS., SALEM OK. Uiown Writes Smith All About What I Happened to Jones, Chicago, III., 10. I My Dkau Smith Your pointer wus1 u peuuli. 1 lull lor Clilcugo liumedl ulelv after 1 saw you, mid nt course boughl my ticket over ti e iscuusln Ccntrul Ity, from ht. Puul to Ciilcugo. 1 Hud plenty of lime lu St. Puul lu un up tuwu and got my supper, us my train leuves St. Paul at T:lu p. m. I reiurneu in thu depot ubuut 7:20 When losing tnrnugli the gates Hie uuteumn sulci: "There's your truln to the right." 1 handed ui. grip tu the gentlemanly purler, who placed It In my berth. (Ynu will notliu 1 cull thin my truln, while It. rculiy tH.-hn.gs to the Wisconsin Central, 'i co-ild not help hut feel thai 1 uwned the train. aud even the roud, the employes are court eous.) I then prepared uiy.self ht i no cumur; in sioru Well. ImIW iiU.iii ir,iv..n..,.i i i.... .7 ..... V'j ii UOUI iruvelllig! 1 liilVU triiVelen nil over tlti wide vyorld, but nevoi hud u E,,SSFvt,H vviuiiihu Lentral lty. 1 retired utsnil It) p. tu, nnd erihiyed u unod lllgllt s rest In the Pullman Palace .-Mr ...ill. l.nL. .in ........ l..-l ... ...j ....nu 1,11 uuiu uurinii 11 e uon t smiro so oud. you disturb the rest cif me pascngors " 1 m once fell ll.l.lAn n .rl .. .. ..I... .. . . .. . . m iv. i, uiivi uhumj il. tin UUOUl 4 U, II). and prepund myself fur breukfai.1; we'tt IniolhoilliiingenrnbiiiitSa.iu and purtiN k of u mnt sumptuuus ineul. All meals are served 11 la carlo, us nu kll iw. Mv enlln trm u.iy u delightful one. 1 will never en mi 'a, praKi the Wisconsin Central lly., und 1 knewjnur sentltucniaure t tie fame Our frleud Jnt.es reached Chlcagu vlu iinnlher route anil un. -iv n lule. Onrisfquently he lulled cuntieo tlons for ew ork, und cunnut tmike cuiiiicoiioii mere vv I 1 steamer r..r the Paris Exposition Hence has kiicii 11 11 ui" 1 rip, unit win return .'.' ."....''" "" ii-iuru unfile Your frletT1" -ntrttl "y' lllUMt-V ii1' Si..i,,nc. you wero " CUieago, the iMJUIHllI Ctfnlr.il n 1.,... ohaugod their terminals, and are mw , n 1 ik ,,1l "intrul Mii.m at,' Park Row and tiii t 'i'hi ,1. ...... , lllxi UvmI bV the Minlilirin P-ni...l Ry . Illinois Coniral awl C C c Jt St. L S-alf Bottled Beer. .. . """'w Worss. eftSsstssar sa- "Twrtty iMivfv TVVmi1i1'I1 tvrv TelasdiAHii Sim Select School. Tlu.M.1 I . .. ", ! tn the baikliug adjoining WV d'Mre,' eoewr f cRurah , Cherjieloui sln w. FebloT HrnmMViHi u. in tnan liram the a 1 ni SEl.LWOOti -'woxa.. IMfadYwKwi'aiaBisA The Orient Insurance Co ., OF HARTFORD. CONN, , ,. $2,215,000. Apfjf 1,109,000. Splus to Policy Holders 1,314,040. Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire of Will insure you B0LT0N, Resident Aent - Journal Office. SalenUDre. New Strawberries. Growers canmake big money out of new Strawberries. 100 strong 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, DOWNINGS PRIDE, SAUNDERS, SHUCKLESS. CERVERA, DU MAURIER. . Send for free catalog descriptive of varieties and culture HD, Hofer, Salem Ore. Oi'jm irtvjlcr-iciiileiiiriiicj tuiinw Ing routeii eift They uw nil famous scenic uttriirtliir O 11, & N , vlu Odgcn nnd Denver- SliiiHtu Itnuto vlu buurutuciito, Og. den and Denver. SIMM it Itnutc vlu Sacramento, Miijnr B Aibcrqucrque. ,..,. A diillvlltieurtliriitigli PULLMAIS PALACH nnd TOtJIUST SLEEP EllS, Sun Frunolc unci Loh Angc ftoUlilc.igo tills U The Short Line frmii southern California To the East. Apply to the agents uf Jtlio O. It. ic N , O S. L., Sunt hern PuciOc. nr the undersluiicd, for folder and descriptive literature. J. J. DEVEREUX. Ocn'l Agb Wurccitcr. Uldg. Piirlliinrl. . You Can Get a Lower Berth. W Ith ono exception the through trains of tho liurllngton Route jro almost, Invuriubly well-fillcd The exception Is our Hi. Puul Chicago Lliuiled. On thu limited llicruils usually room nnd to spare Don't Infer that It Is neither so linn, nurso fut, us ANV train of ANY other line between St. Paul und Chicago. On tho con trary, there Is no mora beautiful train In America. Ithus electric light, steitii li-itt, vvldu vestibules tlio nmt suHf.utory dliiln-o,i servlw ii fit out l in'. in I lower berth 'or everybody, A.l'.MIKLDUN. ttcn'l Aupnt. PorlbmdO rxiiiiin.i. 1, in, n.,,,,,1., I) I) DOIlVDl vV l) UM L li. SCENIC LINK OP TUB WORLD -. ..... ..V..UW raron.e iminceiiiineiiui Route neiwesn ihu s'nniiuu.i.ii.1 .n i.nini. .-... ohoiwofTwo tuui riirmrrutufinmi "0UKV-0.I.iy;KE"v' iiwUoan.1 Deurrr. .11111.0-.. ..m.i. .u .,n... ... ..... Mfu Caplut r anrwhere between Ojtden aHl tollVAr IVr.U.ri1lviViri.llli-tn.l T.. .!.. L- ..li..".l...-..v. .' v:-"-""- - -vr L1OU19. Ciuavoo anu the Hast. for Utnu aud any luforaiatl.in reardln ratrt. ru(e,M , or rw il ripllte adrettUlnj Mtirr. tail un (oau or Orexou luilwar 4. 7tafI?atliUl iVi trii-t uIiah II.. u .1 O, 1' 4 T MX . Urnrer Ctol ,. .,.. H. C .N1CHOL. , " ai."u ot. , roiu.a.i or T oflO lilClliC LillC. r 1 ..i . . UWe3t raieS a Sei'VlCB To ami from all points nan uihi r.urope. The only lino running through 'oiiristCai'sto SI I'm Tor ofo Moolrta Boston Without Change. Koval Mail Steamship I in. to Jopau aud China. Cauuuian aud Aiistralian steamship lane tv tlOIIOIUIU illll l-o rate ami information apply tu CM LOCKWOOD 11 11 ik... . Aent. Salem Ure H. I A bott. Agent Portland. h- JO ivle. V i.P A. V ,a.i.iv.r It c CURE YOURSELF! lHiM Uh iiuln liMl,4rd. lBi.u.uiL.1.. ,,'lf'" .tWlKIM ImlM. aa-l nut ,t.(Q. lnirTraA sBpi II. II ' It 1 1 . . . . 1 fl minirj Mil ustralia t-ji'w ... . . ...-.w . y KoM hj IiuvjiI, 'ki I rttla t..rr SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and way stations at 0:44 a. m. and 4:1 i p. m. t,v PorlUnd. 8 20 A it TOO P M Lv Vlcm 11-00 A M 9.3V P M Ar AxblSDit 12 33 A M 11: A U Ar 8CMintrnto........ &-00 V U 4Ji jj Ar Ban Fruclco... . 7. t' M a, IS a M ArOx'Icn.... .. fi 5 A tt H.iJ a U Ar UeiiTcr............ HO a M sic x M Ar Kinrs, I ltT . 7:26 A M 7.-25 A U Ar Cblcsge .... . 7. AM 9-SO A U Ar lis Aogdei ..... ISO I' it 7oo A M Ar El I'mi .. OVO V M O0 I' M Ar Kurt Worth.. .. 6 30 A M Cat A U Ar Clljr 01 Mexico 9.65 AM 9 54 a it Ar Iliiuslttl - 4-ue A M 4WAM Ar Nrir Urlcmn ...... 6-25 1' M tab i M Ar UuhlnR on......... 0 42 A M 6:41 A U Ar e YurX .. 12,43 1' M 12-48 p )i Pullman and Tourist rare on both trains. Chair cars Sacrninonto to Ogden nnd Kl Paso, nnd tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louts, Now Orleans nnd Washington. Connecting nt San Frnndisco with sev eral steamship line for Honolulu. Japan, Chirm, Philippines, Central and South America. See Mr. W. Skinner agent at Salem Station, or address C. II. MAHKI1AM, 0. P. A., Portland, Oregon. S, tt L(l TIEE CARD. 2 For Vnqulnu: Truln leaves Albany Train leuves Corvul il V ! . .12:45 p. m. Train leuves Corviilllfl.... 1:66 p. tu. Train arrives Ynqulnn 7:26 p. ni. Helurnleg: Leaves Yuqulou ... Leaves Corvullls Arrives Albany ... d'OOu. tu. ...11:30 a. in ..12:16 p. tu. ;j for tieireit: Leaves Albany 7:00 a. ui Arrives Detroit 11:30 a. m. 4 Returning: Leuves Detroit 12:20 p. ui. Ai rives Albany 6:46 p. ni. 0'iouiid two connect at Alfwny and Corvullin with Southern Pacific tialns, lvlng direct service ti nnd from New port und udjuccnt benches. Trains for tlio tuountalns arrive at Detroit ut ooin, giving maple time to reach camping uruunds on the nreltcnbush und Suntlatn river th sumo day. it u VVAI.DKN, KDVVIN 8TOSK, Mnnp" Albany, Ore. T K. 4K A, J.TUUNKK AkuIII, 0JR.&N. Dinar; TtMl scasooLK. from Portland. auairt roa (ut Mall salt Lake, Denver 11. Worth Sp.u, "Hiaus, nauaaa wily, ot iCiiSpm iuu,viiiciiio anu luiet. Suo-" kansi WalU Walla, Bpokane, Mlune- Nk Spo- r rer 113 pm apoui, Ml. I'aal, Duluth, Mil-' Fle Knar er nrai.aica-ianaea, aw OCEAN HTHAMMHII-H. 8 pm. For Bad KrancUoo, I . IU ou every nvs asyt. nr- x Hun Uatur- i day aft COLUMBIA I1IVEU U PL-4 IIUIIJ I D. Q. Tu Astoria nnd nay Laadlugs, X Sun. Ar8- lew Uare . NVILLAMETTB KIVEll t8alem' iwuaua, fiewiKTg and way 6 p. m. Mon, . uiuuiuKa. eJ, and rrl Tnu.l -1 l. ... 1 .....m - UoiiJar Wedaswiay and Friday at 10,09 a. ni. run UUUVALLia . aJ way poluis Tuesday, Thursday and ftilur WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION Ut y buatu tn PortlHnH nu nhnvu. Transfers to at reel car Haa ni i Oregon City If tlio steaiuorsare delayed there. Round trip tickets to ull points In Oiegon, Wushlogton or 0lirorula. tdtinecllons made ut Portland with all rail, ocean and river lines. W H. HURLUORT. Gen. Pass. Agt., Portland. Ot. G. M. POWhRvj, Agent, Trade Street . dock. Suleni. BOhsE & UARKER, City AKents. V' , MEAT AND POULTRY. , r,.,SJ. ; B. K. EOlVAKtW, 'H.-C. llATTHkHN. Edwards &. Mjtthews, I MUAT and POUUTKV MAKT -r' N " liei. ncai iMirm) M,l-rol--y r l 'IM4l My .',, hi. ., I kfl 1 1.. i m German Wirket Will bo found all kiiwla olfineal and the best of eausace. FREE DELIVERY. All bile diio the late firm of Wolt .ViMkprk. must.be paid. CDOL2: sStSON 171 Commercial 8U - t.v; u uu &&4tt( l. r Iwr aaaw. SU Hir-'l .triMmmmlmamm,