J Men's Tan, Qlucher cut, r1 53.50
p Men's Patent leather dress shoe, do
4 Men's Vici Kid. Heavy sole, Kid lined
5 and tips, TKSJ 53.50.
5 Men's Vici Kid, Heavy sole, extension
5 , edge, calf lined, TSSf 53.50.
rf Men's Vici Kid Plain Broad Toe, Kid
5 lined, Heavy sole, TKS S3.50.
2 Men's Box Calf Goodyear Welt, Litest
t shape, TJSST1 53.50.
J Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
J Beacon i oe, Jf1 53.50.
5 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
5 Boston toe, TgSST" 53.50.
2 Men's Full Stock Calf Goodyear Welt,
rf Cambridge toe, 'fir1 53.50.
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TEMPERANCE INSTITUTE
Meeting Tuesday Evening Very Inter
esting but Slimly Attended.
Mri, Addlton Think tin Liquor and
Labor Probltma to Do Solved Only
by the tiolden Rule,
TOIMlur AmtKHOOH.
Mr. J, V, Calbralth read n paper on
Total Abatlnonce from it physical annul
point. It waa a iHncuulon of lompor
nnco qucitlon contrnatlnjr. Its tffectaon
men and women In ravago nml clvlllred
lift, Mn, Calbralth linn no love font
pipe, but aim proved nn nblo cliain)lon
of tlio majority of lior audience, nn while
alio read tlicro wore only throe men nml
a reporter pretcnt.
Blio advocated tlio right of it woman
to rhooao a huabaml for liur rlilldrnn
who was clean of body and pure of
aoul If inch could bo found, Mrs. Cat
bralth atruck on aomuvcry wild fact.
Mr. Morconi of Woodbum puko ofi
an Invcatlgatlon which allowed of to
hundred Rirta 35 percent would have
ratlier been boya, and out of .TOO boya,
only two would Imvfl preferred to bo
girla, and ono of tltcwu raid It wit
bjeauaoglrlHlmd more acnao.
Ono good old lady wild alio liollovrd
boya luid juit at niucli aonae na kUIm,
' lut they did not uaa It,
Nov. It. MoKllloji tllactiaicd total ab
atlnenro from an economical ilandulut.
Tlio old lovltlcal law wna tlio
drunkard mid glutton nml alone lilm.
Thlawaa n harah treatment but if
jmronta would employ thla method t
would 1m the lurvlvnl of tlio fltteat.
Tlio Iiomlou Imuraiicu Compnnlca do.
dueled from tlio policy of it drinker for
beor 0 year nud for rum 7 yenra and for
mixed Uyeara. Add to this Iom of life
tlio loHa from Accident.
England ipcnt moru for atrong drink
than for bread. Tlio United Htatca auld
at wliolonalo 00,000.000 gallona Mid at
retail (110,000,000 gallona. Total ex
penao two and n half billion, with an
annual Incrctuo of f.) 7,000,000. Total
abatlucnro would avo all tbii and aavo
110,000 druukntda annually.
Ho commended tady McDonald, who
rcfuaod to liave liquor at her table,
although hr luubaiid, Kir Joint Mo-
Donald, a brilliant atatramau and tlm
premier of Canada, waa a very hard
drinker. Ilia remarka were applauded.
icuv. (lunula illicui! teniieriincu
rout a aceintino atandpolnt lie. do
fined acleiico aa Truth atrerlaliiMl.
Hack of ntcertnlmil truth waa Truth
I tacit, the continuation of reveUttoii,
U'liat waa the ttuth concerning the
drink habit? It waa that the uto of he
lotlcanta blighted tho Intellect. Wo
were becoming a nation of weakling be
cause of our Indulgence. Tho average
height ol man waa illmluUhed two
Inchea, while the aw-rago IttMht ol
woman had Inureatvd two luebea. (Tho
gentleman did Dot twplaln how them
ahorter-growlng fathera eonUl produce
mew uiur-growing glrli.) Norloty U
better to tlio women lliuu tlm uit'ti.
They were not more nearly perfect,
but aoclfty demanded more of women
than It did of men. It alio ateppctl
acroaa tlm line the waa .latum! fur.
evermore. 8eiutlMaly we ahould let
whUkey alone. Jl you want tu get the
Truth about It read The Oregon Ueaieh
litfht. Applauae.
Mr. Ida lUrllcy read a pair on
ttiturnaaau Orynniier. fiho empha
aired the mother' work with ehlUlrvn,
In 1NW there waa not a national
woman' oraiiluilon. The mother
beartcd women ol aoolty were lit al
vatlon tcday.
Iler ier waa well rvil and or
dered. publUtied.
ijiti tit-Jit iwtper on "Tho reUtlona (
Mra. A (MJI ton nmdo ncIwiinKaddreia,
and for nn impromptu tnlk ft ran ono of
the wlacat mod pointed and truthful
talk of tho day.
filio overhauled Tiik .Touhnai. editor's
paper on tho Truth about Intoxicant,
cnylnic ho mts not fully advised as to
tho extent of tlio department work dono
by tho V. 0. T. U. Hho endorsed what
ho said in tho main, although tho pa
per waa a departure from much that is
held to In alorootyiwd tompornnco nd
dressea nud causcii a great amount of
comment, wmuof it favorable, and soma
unfavorable. If It Kenlls In nrounlng
greater Interest In tlio Truth about tho
subject and awakens Interest In the or
ganization it will accomplish so mo good.
Mrs. Addlton dfnervos credit for hard
work and atlcktoltivnness, as nlio has
drawn largar houses nml shown a fairer
spirit than any woman temperance
worker of national reputation ever
brought to Halem.
KVKNIMJ SKSHIO.
A small nudlenco, mostly ladles.
turned out to tho temperance meeting nt
tlio First Congregational church Tiles
day evening.
Altera short song servfeo and nn ap
propriate prayer by Itov. W. 0. Kant
nor, a vocal aolo, "Bpnru My Hoy" wos
very feelingly rendered by Miss (loldiu
Short.
Tho Itov. John Parsons then gave n
brief nildrest, hi themo being "Tho
World for Christ." Tho Bavlor chiiio to
lead tlio world out of tho bondugo of
sin and present It purified to Ilia
rather. Thlawasit great task, consld
erlng tlio state of tho world in tho time
of tho Cn'sar. This task lind been ao
complieiied in a great degree. Coni'
pared to former conditions, Ufa In the
Willamette Valley today was n sort of
heaven. Tho goapol of Christ would bo
found sullleteut for tho redemption of
tho world, Tho aH'akcr read descrip
tion of the awful conditions In England
In tho 17th century, attributed directly
to the consumption of gin, Theodore
Parker was que ted to ahow tho con
sumption of Intoxicating liquor in New
Kngiand In theeaily dnya.
A dark picture wna drawn of the prev
alence of lntemHranc Immediately af
ter tho dose of tho revolutionary war,
when it wn said by KuroH-au traveler
to be the most striking characteristic of
the American people, and oven deacon
and mlnlater were In uuiuy caeca inor
dinately addicted to drunkennosr, We
should thank (Ind for whnt ha nheady
lieeu accomplished.
"I'o drank my last glass, Uiy," waa
recited by Mlsa (loldiu Hhort In a very
effective manner, nud was highly np
pi eclated.
Next came tho address of tho even-
ing, by Mr. I.uuln Faxon Addlton,
"The Human Problem According to
Law." Hhe oiH'iied her address by ref
erence to twin a ipiestlon, "Am I my
brother' kecer," and tho Almighty's
reply. Khu raid this wiinu old Cain cry
waa heard today,
Itrferrlug to Itov. Paroon's remarks,
aim thought this government had teeu
Inaugurated with a dlseaso, and the
dlaeUMt of nleohnllini prevailing t(xlay
could lo traced bank to thu old New
lvngland elder Uirrel.
Tlm prevailing evils of the time were
not all laid by thu speaker at tho door
of alcoholism.
The poverty and degradation of the
working elasrea In tlm aluma of tho
Histeru cities, tho o 11 of chlld-Ul.tr In
faotorlea, and of the ixmieilllou of
woman laborera with men, were graph
ically dwjrlbul by the Haker. bhe
thought there might to lie n oru'sdo
against tlmlntixxluetkui of oaah girls in
tho dcMitmciit stort of Portland,
Him mlvSMte,l thieuforeemeul of all
law aa the heal way of finding out
whether they were good or bad; then
ichm1 the bad ohm.
hho waaoulof Mtlencowith the)
prefeaaeil OhrUtUua who my that tho
Moldeit Utile la IMoplaut that Is a law
that"eairt"UoWy.l.
Kh took a barI fall out of the ladle
who ruili to Itargoln HiutrsamlpHl
rale with out ever giving u tlHwtghi to
the starving wumon wlio mkv the nr
iiivuta that are sold aooheaply.
She thiWjtht ' limit) Is aywetlihag
wrong with the elviUMlkm wlilelt Kiv4
Slid defined tho essence of tho Golden
lliile n tho "rscienco of relationship,"
and alio made ome very tolling lllustrn
tlon of tho mutual dependence of men
upon each other, nnd talked dome timo
on the labor question. Perhaps she would
not like to bo called a socialist, btlt
Mr. Addlton talked pure socialism, nnd
shs called in not lnaptly"tho divino pol
ity of tlio univerio." Tlio labor ques
tion and tlio liquor question were India
aotulcly linked together. Wo havo a
political economy today which run
something liko this: "Every man for
himself, nnd thodovil tako tho hinder
most." Hut a new political economy
waa coming to the front, founded upon
Christ' law, and the solving of tho
problem which confront u depend
upon tlio acceptance of this new politi
cal cconsmy. It wo finding many ad
vocate today. Minister of the Uoepel
were being removed from their pulpits
for advocating tho now political econo
my, but It wa llnuing acceptance.
People wcro raying ''if tlio Woman h
Christian Temperance Union would
only go back toflrst principles, It might
accomplish something." In reply tho
speaker told a lory of a green servant
girl, who opened tho water cock Into
tho sink without opening tlio outlet;
than, when it overflowed upon tho
lloor, tried to mop up tlio water; nnd
when tho mistress canio in and told her
to shut off tho water, said that sha
didn't have time, n she was too busy
with tho mop.
The W. 0. T. U. hail determined to
go to thu Hourco of thoovila against
which It bn been fighting.
Thu speaker dovotcd n short tlmo to
tho social ovil, nud plead for an united
action by thu Christian people to savo
tho fallen and the falling girl.
Tho human problem must he settled
according to law, nnd that law murt be
Clod' law. And it was not enough to
lova God; tho othor commandment, the
Golden Hulu, must bo given equal force;
for In them are tho law and the
prophet.
It i ii curious commentary on the
present peculiar condition of religion
nnd temperance work, that In this, tho
moral nud religious nnd educational
center of Oregon, so llttlu Interest
mem to bo taken In thu work repre
sented by Mr. Additon.
Let n profosslonnl ovnngelist come
hero nud whoop thing tip on generali
ties, and sjiln brilliant, nebulous web
about some other world, tell funny or
or pathetic or risky stories, nnd touch
tlio real every day problem of human
extstenco nnd especially human rela
tionship a lightly a iwsslblo; ho will
crowd the largest church tothodooi
every night.
Hut hero come a woman, earnest,
honest and able, who talks some. ; who
tilka of dealing with practical problems
hi it practical way, hut who (fatal mis
take) hold the "mnster, lord nnd
ruler In nil land" nt least indirectly
responsible for noma of tho existing
evils, Instead of charging It all up ton
orsunul devil; who dure to pick Maws
In the social and Industrial systuiu;who,
worst of all, advocator, the prcotcrouH
nnd utuplnu Idea that tho (loldon Itulo
Is really n Inw to be obeyed ; alio talk to
ncorKrnl's guard, und thu good peopla
of Halem havo pressing business oho
where, Christian citlfcuihlp will homo
day gel n hearing, whether we like it or
not.
' P CEUBRATEO 0
Bitters
A weak atom
och need a
mild, natural.
but thoroughly
efficient tonic.
A remedy
which answer
thisdescription
i tlio Hitter.
It ha cured
thousands of
sufferer from
INbKJKSTIOJf,
COSSTIPATIOJf,
lltUOCSNKR.
Why don't you
try It7
Indoor Baseball.
tho men who will bo on tho
bafio ball ttamo with
Corvallis Friday evcnlne will bo Dr.
dinger, Joe Evans, John Ililemnn, A!
Sunday School Institute.
Her. Jamc Edmunds Sunday School
Mlsionary, of tho Hapliat Publication
Society, for Western Washington and
Western Oregon, will hold a
"Blblo Normal institute" at the Haptiet
church of thin city, commencing next
Saturday at 10 a. m. and continuing
through Sunday. All Sunday school
worker and Sunday schools of the city
are cordially Invited to attend.
To Curo n Cold In Ono Day
Tk Uitlre nronw Ualiiln Tjwat-;
All
rirunlstatefiiBd the money Iflt ralU to core.
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THE SHASTA ROUTE
Among
floor in tlio indoor
Famine In India.
IJuttiiliianocaure for peoplo being
hungry in Snlcm wlicro there I an
-I....T.I- . .A ln ,a1I erinkpfl nml
iiiiiiifiw . dim u.uiini yu.iii iii:iiiiiii . i niiiirniiiiii'i. in iinni .it... v''"v' ......
bcrt Dlsquo, Geo Jlradshnw, Bert Ollnl served to order at the St. Elmo Itestaur
ilce
ger, Itnlph Cox, Channcy Bishop, Roy
mickinunnm. una,
Byrd. Tho Y. M
a strong team,
game.
Zankcr, and Hoy
0. A. men will make
Co in o and see thu
It.
Owinir to the cold snnn of a few day
ago in tho south it I feared all fruit nnd
fruit trees havo been killed.
Lcslio Butler expect to open hi bank
nt Hood Itiver about tho 1st of April.
If a medal were
awarded for Uie
ii hi" 'ii i i iiiusi iicricci iciil-
IALCOWOLI perance medicine
. '--. " nirrvirMl tc
ant.
-40IL.I Per
r '" ' prepared for fam-
'liw ily use it would
WM0SK.EVI "i''CoI
OR1
Meiiical Discov
ery. Thi medi
cine which i
entirely non-alco-
icocaiwe 1 KrVtK, S:
duces actual
strength, instead
of the simulated
strength which re
sults from the use
of "whiskey med
icines," or nerve
munbiui; narco
tics. The many and
remarkable cures
resultlmr from the
use of "Golden Medical Discovery"
prove the soundness of Dr. I'lerce'a tile
ory that In these days of haste and hurry
the stomach Is the common breeding
place of disease. These cures also nrnvp
the soundness of Dr. I'lerce'a reasoning
that "disease which originate in the
stomach must be cured through the
tloinach." The " Discovery " is a medi
cine for the stomach and other organ of
digestion and nutrition. When the
stomach is healthy the blood made in
the stomach is healthy, and sufficient in
nuantity to nourish the nerves nml
strengthen the system to resist or throw
off disease. Nature develons life, sus-
Try Allen' Foot Ease.
A powder to bo shaken into the shoe.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you havo smart
ing feet or tight shoes, try Allen's toot
Ease, it cools the feet and moke walk
ing easy. Cure swollen, Bweatmg feet.
Ingrowing nail, blisters and callous
spot. Believe corn and bunion of
oil pain und give ret and comfort. Try
it today. Sold by all druggist anil noo
store lor xoc. trial pacungu rjicij.
Addrea Allen S. Olmsted, I.eltoy, K Y.
Army Supplies.
Notwithstanding that BUpplie aro lie
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lxxly starved either from lack of food r " ' b,i' ' 'a" V?' ,Vn ar. ,C '"
or the inability of the digestive and nu-1 ,nK?" " A. Johnson. I . 0. Hetcher,
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from the foal taken into the .torn , Mf' County, Oregon. a 21 dtw3
Soma Changes,
A. M. Clough, who liua for years con
ducted tho uiulertaUng parlor on Htoto
atieiit, bus purchased nn Intercut in tlio
. r. Itlgtlou undertaking business nnd
will hereuflur ho found on Court street.
T. M. Ilurd, formerly clerk for II. (1.
Soniieiiiann, hu nccedtd u position as
undertaker In tho uuw city morgue, Mr,
Ilurd ha had several j ears' oxpirienco
in tho undertaking business In the Kant.
"Ooldeu Medical Discovery " takes the
obstacles from Nature' way so that she
can sustain life by her own methods.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet assist the
action of "Golden Medical Discovery."
"Of a Oood Ueglnmng
Cometh n good end." When you take
Hood' hnmMirllla to purify your blood
you nre making n good beginning, nud
the good end will Ik) health nnd happi
ness. This iiicdlcluo curo nil humor of
inu iiitKKi, creates a good apHllto, over
come that tired feeling and Imparla
vigor ami vitality to tho wholo ayatem.
It la America' (ireatent llloo-l MihIIuIiio.
Illllouaiiesa la cnnxl by Uood'a 1'IIU.
'JS cents. H
THE OLD TIME OELLE.
tni)rur to nittmiM," a liy Mra. I a woman 04 retila lor muling a man's
neater wnmtn 111 me reittc I'lirtallan ' linen aldrl, aiul ibeu ghean Chinaman
Advocate, nad by Mr. J.ibbw Mgrxit. 10 ijnta for lrumn It."
BABY'S
BIRTH
fa looked forward to with expectation or Joy
aud KUdnraa. The otdcal ol biliiKliij; the little
utie Into the world, however, U a mtical one
for tho mothcMo-tx', and bcr antlcipatlou o(
the cwninx event are aludowed with eloom.
. ,, , , . 1111 tlwpaJU and all the ihnger of chtU-blitli
mm be entirely avoided by the tw of ' MoTttKK'a PKiKNt," h aclcutlfic
iwrm iu uTir value iu an womcu.
IM4 by ail dnigit at one dollar t
A booklet, Klvluff all detail, will U
mm f-nc by praducLT KrguUtor Company,
araaaailrWr 0a
MOTHER'S
FRIEND
rii llu.r Muiltrii tllrlltiiiiil RutlUa
lrr llrr Trivial lutorcata.
An extract from the "Journal of a
young lady of fuahloii" aevornl centu
ries ago mtikea one feel quite relleviil
that It I nut really 11 part of elegant
llvlug nownday to keen Jourual. r-
nmrka un ou-lmuge. Poor little fadeil
jouruau Ti.u iiolleate little hand that
yenned thoae eminped lino. maybi,
wh Ktveu to "John drey." Per ro
Btnnce' wtke. Ufa Iioh that It wna.
"7 o'clock Went to walk with the
ktdy. my mother. In the courtyard.
"10 o'clock-Went to dlnuerj John
Hrv-y, n uiot eouioty youtli-lnit what
U that to mo? A virtuous maiden
llmuld bo eutlreljr under the itlnvilmi
f her iwrAinta. John ato but little and
Hole a great many tender Iwk nt me;
ald women would never lie hamWouiu,
In bU opInloM. who were not bihkI ii.v
turtil. I 1hik my temper la not Intol
erable. Uw0 fro,,, ,uo tabic;
the eomimny nil diMlroua of walking
In the tlslds; John Oroy mxild lift mo
aver every stile, aud twteo ho nomsi,l
my ImiiiU with vnbeweuee, I eauust '
or 1 anouiii iiav uy uhjeetlona to
Jahn Ortiy; he ptaya at prUon liara aa
well tu any of the eauntry Betitlemen
ami u rvmarkably dutiful to hi v.
nt. mj lonl nnd lady, ami never
whwe ekureh on fiuuilay."
A Mttiple of poetry deAlHratexl to "a
young lady" how what women werw
aerved with In tho way of literature
AH tMM M U Um1.
Ai wtlf m'i mi Inw
Vtl sl u nn a rt
IV ttrtk Hk iktv.
WW ill k MfU, 4 nil
IWv'lt U uu(UaM tWt
ahado of our aiKvttnoi
TODAY'SJIARKET.
PonTMNn, Mar 21 Wheat, vnlloy CI
B:i,WnllnVnlhifB2Q63.
Flour Portland, beat grade 12.70 to
tX(K). Hiipcrllnn f.0 porbbl.
Oat Whilu .tfiQflOc, grey .'(3 to 31.
Hay Timothy 110010 er ton.
IfojiH 710o; old crop 6M(lc.
Wool Valley, Polite; lOiatom Ore
gon, Hl lc; Mohair, '-7Q3f.
Mlllstuff llran, $13; ehort. II5.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 13.60 to
6.00; hen, 5 to (1.00; turkey, ilvo 13.-.
Kkk Oregon, 114 to !2o jier do.
Hide Oreen. salted ISO lb, 8QO0;
under 00 lb, 7htS)i ! aheop pelt, 15(3
Onion tl.60Q2.60 per cental. """"
lluttor Ileal dairy. 3037W: fnnev
creamery, 60 to 65o! sloro, a2J to 27c.
PotntiKM 60 to 8()o per cental.
lloga Heavy ilrenwvt 6 to flo.
Mutton DnwiHil, 7 to 7o Kir pound.
llccf Steer. 1(31.60; cow,$3.60 fit I;
d rowed beef, (1 to 7J4'c.
Veal Dreaaeil, 7 0 80.
SAI.KU mark it.
Wheat 68 xiund and over, 43c.
Wool, Kk', Mohair, :t0c.
Hop 6 to 7Ue
Oat 2rt to .TOo.
Hay llaleil. chejt. 1H: llmnlbv. tn
.,,. - - - ----? ?-;
f iu.
Kgg 10c cash.
Flour In wholesale, lot, 2.60 ; retail,
Milltttff llrnn. 113; abort, $1'.
I log DrosiHd, 6)iV.
Uvo cattle Steer, 3 j cow , 'if to
3o.
Bhec-I2.60e3.
DroKNMl Veal O.Wo.
llutter Dairy. 15c; creamery, 26c.
Poultry Chicken, 8; turkey, 10 to
12Ko.
PotatiMN 860 to 36c.
THEj WEEKLY JOURNAL
W1LMMKTTK HIVKIt
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Hon.
Arn-
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Hon,
and Frl
TacMlajr,ThnnHlar ami Batnnla at 8.00 a m
Monday VeJnoiMlay and Friday at 10,00 am.
FOR C'OUVALLIS
.layl'u.Kl"?; aUTuMaV. TliurJay .ni Balor.
Thu Kllto Studio in first class In nil it
npH)intmeuts. Always up to dato in
pose, lighting and llulsh, new styles,
moderate prices, high class work. Cor
ner Commercial and Court street. tf
Notice to Contractors.
Seolod bid will lo received by tho
boar of director of School District No.
17, of lhmton County, Oregon, until 3
n. ilru.lr 1. ... r.l 1. ..,.. 'K M1TW1 ,. ...
j v.. jvm ir, 11,., ... iiiuibii ., liruM. iui hiiu
erection and completion of a four room
school building, according to thu plan
and Rpecillcntions prepared by Chits. If.
Ilurggrnf, Architect, Albany, Oregon.
Thu board will consider bid a follews:
1. Complete according to plans nnd
speculations. 2. Complete except the
heating. Plans may bo seen at thooflico
of tlio clerk, W. II. Hole, Philomath,
Oregon, also nt thu architects olllco Al
bany, Oregon. K.ich hid to be accom
panied by a certified check for fifty dol
lar If50) to bo forfeited to the district,
If bid I accented und bidder fail to ign
contract, and glvo rutin factory bond (or
1110 poriormancc, 01 tuosamu, otherwise
to be returned to the bidder. Tho
board reserve thu riuht to relectanvnnd
ull l.t.l. w if 11 :
nil UIUO. 11 . it. ilULKH.
Clerk
Philomath, Ore., Marcli C, 1900.
iJ$!,h?7??. 'ronrAa-pfwOTtarn edition of American
AffTlcullunii) I, u,. uiur.i, L,-c, ana iuo.t iirucilral
lmyvf v. !! aiuu.
tlrullurr, 1'uullry, .Miirl.it
l.arUMiiiia-, aoa oilier topic written liy prnrllrnl Uli
urrrurul hrrncr., lllu.rrnlrcl Lr atila artliu mat. it
lnaluaUlatoa!llnrural.Hnn,aj,8lciirS?leU
p.i..r.iwninriiiHniHom,JC(Utmmllft,1
FAMILY FEATURES: "t"rtinnf..itMtrn.h
1 . " I amy Uurk, tbo
Ji?..'i'..;u",'VJ""l0JAJ:.f'o-.rn8
"" iuiu ihiiuuiiv4 iUOarfilMtlalUluy papQta
n$Z
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TOIE OAltD.
For Yaqulnn:
Truln leave Albany 12:15 p. nij
Train leaves Corvallis,... IMp, iu
Train arrive Yaqulna . 7:25 p. ui.
itoturnlng;
M!itvc taiiuiuu ,,,.,.,. u-iaja ci,
McCoy Stage.
Leave (lilllam' atahle tl:W a, m.
dully fur l.iueolu, Zenr, McCoy, and
l'err)dale and return Mino day. NVw
haek,'gxl burse and oureful driver.
IWel (Ulheusl along tho line,
SI0 tf K. K. Davi.
Leave Corvulll
Arrive Albany,
For Detreit:
Leaves Albany
Arrive Detroit
Iteturnlng:
Leave Detrult.
Airlves Albany
itMOn, m
.. ..12:15 p.m.
7:00 a. m
11:30 a. 111
12:20 p.m.
. . . fi:Jf n. in.
u'io huh twe connect. 111 Aio.iny and
Ourvalll with .Southern PacltJctiulns.
giving direct service ti and (rum New
port und adjacent beacho.
Train for the mountains arrive at
Detroit ut nonn, giving ample tluit
to roach camping u rounds on the
UrcltetibuMiuud Siintliuu river tin
4UUI0 day.
II. L WAMIKN. KPW1N MTO.SK.
T Y. . I A. Uauar
TPRSKtl Asonl-JAIUnT.Oh.
O yo
, h would you think of the oututs
,or some of our library id. el re J What
jwou you thluk of the ry ohwked
I girl who truuld eoualdur auoh iwtry
you read etmply too lnltdd and tu.
pM for amy uwltltimoi uroTa
(C&isiii ((f
mW h Ma
A Good Standby
to have in tho bouse, when the bleak
wind of February and March chill tho
marrow and make the circulation slug
giah, fa our pure and finely flavored
Overholt whisley. It is the best that is
distilled, ami ha that rieh and mlyeoii
alateney only procure! with high Krade
inxxl. Our atook ol wines, hlskea,
llouom, iKwra, andeigarsaretheoholceat
that la in Ado.
J. P. Rogers,
WHAT
JONES
Is it that does all this fine
Paper Hanging, Decorat
injf. Painting and Kalso
niining, and has a shop at
No. 153 Court St.? Why
NATE
JTONBS
FREE YEAR BOOK awn ALMAKAC. A-
V. .!uw' " l'rrntl. mt.nl,l. with tiTe aS55
IS.7. -"??. ? "" ,)oo,t ni AtAKAO for IMC Thtt
JTiOlo WorlA-A 9l.rl.tt ulV iGioYpliti Alm.n.r, A
Bub tofTlmflrInUieitlVrl.lnnt0Arlruu2rt 17.
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C3TA SAMPLE COPY J'?"?v"1r.rn,tr.m,
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W1LI.AMETTE R1VE11 DIVISION
Dally bouts to rortlund u uboe
I ransfcrs tu street mir linn ,.1 n....
City If tho steninorHarodeluycd there.
Ilnund trip tlckuts to all puinti In
urcgon, wnsiiington or Oilirorula.
Conncotloiis tuudo at Portland wlUi
all rail, ocean und river line.
W. II. IIOHIiUURT,
0. M. POWlfiUS, Ajfent, Trade Street
dock. Salnm.
HOISIJ & UAItKER, City Agent.
Our SPECIAL Offer:
0, ".' ffli1? 1?.TSKl.f : 'l'v 4 months $1 00
V ". d i i iV,cl "'
S2.50.
rVtrttn Inf .....
m i.. .i.. ..."".' .v"""'"iiik new countv
" D""0' can w 't In lieu of tho Farmer
Year Book and Almanac - '- ". ." ''SS
Our Price for all, 51.35,
WheaaS.-nofOr
ono year book. u""8 '" w,e 8,n'.
J10F1 liHOS., SALEM OR.
The Orient Insurance-
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.
U lth ono oxcupilun the through
traliiit or tliu UurlliiKton Route
atonlmnsi Inynrtiibly well-tilled.
The exception UA(iur St. Paul
Chicago Limited. 3O11 the limited
Ihero ii iHuallya room nntlj. to
Tare.
Don't Infer thatl.lt Ii nelt&er
10 lino, nor bo fast.Jaa ANY tralr
of ANY other line between St,
Paul mid Ulilcaito. On the eon
trury, there la no inmro bcautlfin
train In America. It has electric
lluht, stetni ieat, whluvenllbules
the most ntlsfaatiry illiln-M
ifervloo ri fit nj) Hit yu-nil
lower tiertli.for everybody,
A. C SHELDON.
fJfii'l Aent. Portland O
Will insure
Journal Oiiice.
Olf Y-I A t'a .A
Assets ""'uiu. conn,
'l-labilitie'sV.'.'. f-,215,0OU.
burplui to Policy Iloldera.'. 'iM'
ZiaSSss:'
ent.
alem, Ore.
New Strawberries.
Km
1-nS. ttl&& SM4? out
DOWNINOS PRIDE SAKjD'DUlil-B CROPPER.
SAIIT1RDC c....... "
CBRVBRA. DU Mai ribu d onu,-NLbSS,
Sc,orfrttc, ,- frariet.sandcu(ure
iw, noier, balem. Ore
Statist
ratn
A
lx'ttvo oen nt
llurtui A IlanillJoa.
hons ,871
Hay Flour Mill Feed. Buildirg Mwerial
Lime. Cement, Plaste clef M,Mer,al-
Grain "ayandSiraa store J
wgon S(ates.et:.
7 ui gOKxH j,,
Prompt 411 1 eArofu
o( Uie city
riu,tVn
Dtnvor k Kb GranJo II t
80 EN 10 LINE
OP THE WOULD.
The rarorl.e Tranatoullnontal Route Bclwr
tho Nortliwcjt and all IViuU tut.
Choice ot Two lotttea rtirmrlt thaFaiiVK
ROOKY MOUNTAIN SOENEIIV.
And Four Iloutea Eatt otl
fueblo and Denrcr.
All paungen granted a day atop-ow In ta
Monnull Caollal nr anvwliitra briauri Otfil'a
and lknrer. l'eraonally oomlucttd TourUl Hx-
cuntona three daya a week lo
O MAHA. KAN3AH L'lTV. ST IvDUU",
OntOAao anu tiik East.
For tln!tta n anv Inrnpmfttliui rerArdlOf
ratea, routes, etc., or for dM.ilpltToadertltn
matter, call on agents of Oregon Railway
gaTlKauou 13., ur
Pacltio Oompanlca.
NaTlgatiou (to., Oregon Short line or.Bouihrra
a ir nnnr'PII.
O, P. A T. At.. Uinrer. Dot
jf. 0. NICIIOU
Btn. A(t., 251 Wiub, riU, MrUanit Or
Seeds Seeds
'SiT
I
A full stock of garden, grasa, clojer
and lliwer aeeda. All choice, rellah"
feeds. Prices the lowest in thu tate.
Send for caUlogno. Special ricea to
Gardnera.
BHEWSTEIt & WHITE
Phone 1781. fl Court St., Sslem Or.
Dealera in hay, grain, mill feed, flonr etc.
SOU LIS MIOS.
ftAM) 1UNEKS AISIJ RmiiElS
POETLANDiOBE
fur Halea aud Tlclnltr I.il .."Kl i
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