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CANCER Surgical operation and flesh destroying plaster, are useless, painful and dangerous, and besides, neer cure Cuncer. no "-" "'" wi..uu,c .a re iiovcu, anouier comes at or near tlie same point, and a ways in a worse form. Does not this nrnve conclusively that Cancer is a blood disease. nnil flint It U f,.ii tn h. .'.. ... ' .1.1. .1.. ' J." v. ' ' blood trouble V cutting or burning out the sore, which, after all, , only an outward sign of the disease- .place of e!kfr the poison? ' tlanAl&&lZateinmiiou'' and tl,ose whose nncestors have been afflic,ra fth u are ,iabIe l Only Blood Diseases can be Transmitted from One Generation to" Another further proof that Cancer is a disease of the blood. To cure a blood disease like this you must cure the entire blood system-remove every trace of the poison. Nothing cures Cancer effectually mid permanently but S. S. S. . -i.i(, limcb Si'!S" S" Ti'il? U,e 5.'rll,ltio". searches out and removes all taint, and stops the formation of cancerous cells. No mere tonic or ordinary blood medicine can do tlila. S. S. S. goes down to the very roots of the disease, and forces out the deadly poison; allowing the sore to heal naturally and permanent v. S. S. S. nt tl. anm ti.n .irlfi... 1 1 1.1. J.t .,.i 1...11.1- .. . 1 it I.....!.' 1 .. ' Cancer on my jaw, which that I could not lite more iiuc, aim nau gitcu up an nope 01 eer King well again, Klst, knowing of my condition, recommended S 8 s. Aft boltlet the sore began to heal, much to the onrprl-e of the experience, who are or information wanted, we make no charge O. C. T. Go's r-.VSdKN IKIt SrKAJiKIl POMONA JL Nt JC altonA LKAVtitCKimiroiiriiAND D-illr eioi'iil Similar at Bla.'m. yuiCK risit: and oiikap hatus. Duck Imivxdd Sutfiaucf ('oort'Bta. M. 1. IIAI.UWIN, Agent. Just Think WHAT YOU WILL nv nuvi.Nd ouit imu rowuKit. : 8AVK DAK- "THE DIAMOND BRAND' You are not out of anything it you liavo no success with it, ns wu will refund the. money, ami if satiefery: just think again what you will gave in tho future by trying a can, every timo 20c in saved on it tmtiiul." Penny saved is a penny mado. No ulii m or ammonia in tho powder. lb can 15 cents. 1 Bj can '!() cents. 2 lb enu 70 cents. Yokohama Tea Store Plioun 2112 Free Dollvurv. i CJOCIAL NEWS tS AND VIEWS I yrwrrir& SOCIAL AND I'lfltSOSAL. Ceo. L. Koso went to Portland this morning. M, L Woodcock visited this city Thursday. 0. D. Jessup, ruturned from Frisco this morning. Hon. II. 0. Cross of Oregon City, mas in Siilein yesterday. I.. K. Armstrong started for Grand Iluplds, Mich,, yesterday. Mlso Wendt, went to Portland yestur day, on her way to H.tker City. I'liil. MetEchau Jr.. nnd wife, nnd F. K. Anton went to Portland mi tho early morning train this ti in V, II. Cook mid daughter Ixila, went to Hhortnn this morning to visit his parents nnd taken rest uh Iiu is consid erably indisposed. Dr. Wilson MrKnry nnd r-inler Miss Lillian McN'nry went to llnrrlebnrg to day to brine down their lllllo niece, Ada MeNury. The child will ho operated ui)on at I ho Fnleni hospital. Bliu Ib iilno ytnrs of ago. Fred Palmr r, wjto has Iwon employed for oveiul season's nt 'ho 0. it. & Nt Co., dock ofllre uuihr Agent U. M. Powers, lias been promoted by tho compnnr. Ho goes to Corvalliri to take chargo of the company's oflh-a thoie, relieving K. F. Thayer, who hits been truiiKftirred to lwi-'.ou, Idaho. . I). 17. W. KXi'UIMIOX. Thnirdity nltsht on the ftenmir Pomona curried nliottt one linn I red ex cur'iotitMii to IiidoH!Uiluiii'e, hern tho loeal IoiIii) tKk cliarH of aliall ullemled by n hi).' oroml, Tho return trip was Hiia'ei't-fully inadti and tho tired i-icur-loniits nrrhed at 1 :3n. fllOM KXCIIAXOK1 k. II Hillings and MIhs Kale Shurkey were united in mariiago- at Itoelmrg Wednesday evsning, at the homo' ( tho bride's mother, Mrs II Sharkey, Huv. Father llunlk'eu otilciatiiiL'. The groom Is a conductor on the S I'. H It. Constant yghing tint c .ifJiing- la not only very - i'g Ijutthocontinuoushacking Moil u noon attack nnd In tl uttto lining of tho throat i niiBs,ii,m A Minnie cough la l 'ig'i; b.it a c-hronlo cough to - Uii". roiw. Take ndvico and )im loVebrated Dr. Dull's Cough ri at onco and be cured. 3j Bull's mgh Syrup "ir a Tough or Cold nt once. li.n.ltulal.r IKxtoef ... ... in! jitta. AiaUwugguU A mile pimple, a Harmless looking wart or mole, a lump in the breast, a cut or bruise that refuses to heal under ordinary treatment, should all be looked upon with suspicion, as this is often the bejrlnninir of n bad form of cancer. i . . . .'. w-... - j-m.m.j Str Sarah M Keeillnir. Wlmbor Ave , Bristol, Term., writes : ' I am 41 yeara old, mid for three years hd Buffered with a eere form of the doctors In this dty mM was Incurable nnd than alx mouth. I accepted their mntement as when mv time- After taking a few lu short time made n complete cure. I hute gained in flesh, my appetite la splendid, sleep Is refreshing in fact am enjoying )erfcct health ' pnysicians, una Our'medical department Is in charge of physicians of lone especially skilled in treating Cancer anil whatever for this service THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Mrs. Henry Donllngor, wife o( the union candidate for prosecuting attorney in Lincoln county of two years ago, died rocently in Now Moilco. Mr. Denlin ger's father died In Portland this month. Mrs. E. Levis, of llarrlsburg, was callod to Lebanon Saturday by tho seri ous Illness of iter mother. Mrs. Gore, a welt known pioneer lady oi that place. Albany Herald: Mrs. Major Johnson's brother, Mr. Husiull, who haa been vis iting for a year, left yesterday for his home in Missouri. Mrs. J. O. Mueller, of Ku?ono, left for Wilwaukeo, Or., Wcdnes lay, whero alio will make her future homo Mrs. Goo. Meredith and Mrs. Chns. Jilson, sister ami Mrs. W. M. Millc, aro at Eugene on a visit from Napa, Cat. Miss Cora Mad Iron, who has been Hi fjr home time, in company with her brother, is on a visit t the Willamette valley, whero she expects to soon re cover. ' Miss Blanche Bylaud,of Hubbard, left Situnhiy for Oregon City to attend school. Prof. E. 0. Peory, of Moro, lias been otected vico-princlpal of the McMinn vlllo school. Miss Fern llently, of Salem, Is among tho teachers re-elected. Mrs. Melkln, neo Mips Cowan, of Port laud, is in Albany on a visit with friends. DUSr ON THE WIDE, LOW PLAIN. " Dusk on the wide, low plain. And a glint in the foreground lying Water fringed hy a ring ot tremulous whispering reeds, And 01 tr It circling hats And tlii- sound of the killdees cr) Ing, And around It the sigh ol the wind In a network of slilterlng weeds. Rusk on the wide, low plain, Ami a star in the distance peering Ortrtho serried peaks ol shitting, tanlshlnc blue, And an oak tree Mark on the sand, And a hare loping off through the clearing. And, out where the tarwieda loss, the blrat ot a wandering ewe. IHilk on the wide, low plain. And a crane to the ools descending, And soft where the mulleins wait, the nil of a ground owl's wing, And a hawk beating home to his pen h Where the clouds with the crests are blending. And shades of the hastening night round the less ening fouthllls cling. William lllgga in Youth's Companion. HE ATE ANOTHER DINNER. And Rrrn nt Thnt lie Didn't iet IIU Mom-)' Worth. "Speaking of the man who 'wnuts to get even' reminds me," said the room clerk, "of something that happened last senson when 1 wns working in 'Chicago. A man from South Ilonil, Ind put up nt the hotel on the Ameri can plnn one day nnd took dinner out side with n friend. When ho enmo to pay his bill that evening, ho found he had been chnrged for tho uienl nnd Im mediately raised Cnlu. The clerk tried to explain that the American plnu was based entirely upon time, nnd If ho chose to ent elsewhere It wns Ids own lookout, but the man from South Uend couldn't get It through his head. He pnld the bill under protest und Inquir ed whether dinner wns still on. "yes. sir.' snld tho clerk. 'It lasts till 0 n. m.' " Then, by Jlugsl' ho exclaimed, 'I'll Just go up nud tncklo It! I've eaten one dinner already, but you bet I'm going to get my money's worth out of this old house If I bust!' "He rushed Into the dining room, grabbed n bill of furo nud ordered ev erything he could think of. his sole Jdea being to get even for thnt charge. It was n sumptuous repast, uud what he couldn't eat he messed up so It would be of no use to anybody else. When he finally got through, the wait er handed him n check for fl.10. ' 'What's that for'r he nsked In sur prise. " 'Your dinner, sir,' said the waiter. " 'Hut I've already paid for It In my bill.' he protested. Tin staying here on the American plan.' "Then you should have gone to the other dining room,' said the waiter. This Is the European plan cafe.' 'The man from South Uend pnld the hill In silence and wnlked out. When ho real-bed the sidewalk, his pent up emotion exploded, nud ho snld things that shocked even the cab drivers," New Orleans Tlmes-Democrat. An Allen From Arkaniaaa. "When I was on the bench." relates Judge J. J. Du Dose, "we wore once ' making up n special Jury for a murder trial. The lawyers were oxuminlng the venire, nud I wasu t iaylug much at tention to what was going on till one of the lawyers attracted my atteutlon by saying: "'Your honor, this man Is Incompe tent for Jury sorvice. He's a foreign er' "I looked at the man under examina tion nnd didn't think he looked like a foreigner- 1U looked, auyway. like he was acclimated. So I nsked him: "'Have you ever beeu naturalized? " 'No, sir,' he ausw ered. " 'And you say you're n foreigner nnd not naturalized? What country are you a nathe ofV " 'Arkansas.' "Well, everybody In the courtroom laughed. I told the niau he could go. He wasn't much of n foreigner, but too much to sit on a Jury In u'y court" Memphis Scimitar. Cannot he Gut Out or Removed with Piasters ,v wtwu HUM UUI1IJ3 Ul UJC KtllCim HL'UllIl. sss other blood diseases, Write for anv advirr COMPANY, ATLANTA, OJ Is It Mistaken Identity. Tho remains of Mrs. Mary llerry who (licit at the asylum, was shipped to Portland Wednesday to a brother, W. .1. Thomas. When tho body arrived thero, Mr. Tlionius failed to recogniro it ns that oi his sister. Ho refused to reccivo it and it wns shipped back for burial here. To Nlgni and To-Morrow Night, A nd ench day nna night during Mils week you can net nt nny druggist's Kemp's 15 ilsiuu for tho Thrnntnnd Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most successful remedy over sold for Coughs. (Jroun. Uronchltls. Asthma Junri Consumption. Get a txttlo to way iinu Keep to uiways in mo uousa f) vou can check your cold nt once Price 25c and 0O0. Sample boltlo freo, cnri&w Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Enso, a powdor. It cure painful smarting, nervous feet and in growing nails and instantly takes tho sting out of corns and bunions. It's tho greatest comfort discovery of tho ago Allen's Foot-Ease makos tight or new shoes feel easy. It is n certain euro for swcatlmr. callous nnd hot tired ach- inn feet, trv it todav. Sold bv all druggists aim shoo stores. Hy mall for 25c in stamps. Trial packngo FKEE. Address Alton 8. Olmsted, 1.0 Hoy, N. Y. Tho estimate of tho output of butter and checso for this year in Tillamook n. ..... to OK ..- .. .1 II..I .1 1DIUI I V -n, V r ' "'"' ?. ' . "' '"'"' Tho dairymen have sold off their young stock at good figures nnd bought milch cows. Catlairh Cannot be Cured With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they cannot reach tho seat of tho disease Catnrrh is a blood or constitutional (lis easo, und in order to euro it you must take internal remedies Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts directly on tho blood ami mucous sur faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It waB prescribed by one of tho best physicians in this coun try for years, nud is n regular prescrip tion. It is composed of tho host tonics known, combined with tho best blood purifiers, noting directly on tho mucous surfaces. Tho jierfect combination of tho two ingredients is what produces such woniieriui results in curing Catarrh. semi lor testimonials tree. F.J. CHENEY A CO,, Props., Toledo, 0. noiu uy druggists, price 70c. Hull's Family Pills aro tho best. Cows waro bringing high prices in tho south pnrt of tho county lust week, says the Tillamook I load light. In gathering up a naiui oi anout -V dead to semi to Alaska, a party from Portland paid from $55 to $70 per head for them. At Bed Time I take n pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright ami my com plexion Is hotter, My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, nud is a pleasant laxative. It is mudo of herbs, and Is prepared ns easily as tea. It is called 1-nno's Medi cine. All druggists sell it at 25c. and 50 cts. Lane's Family Medicine, moves the bowels each day. Jf you cannot get it, send for free Mm pie. Addrues, Orator F, Woodward, LeKoy, N. Y. Outfitting for Cape Nome. In some cities tho eoplo are loading steamers for Capo Nonio, but in Salem citizen's are boding their wagons with piov sions hikI groceries from the store of IJiunson A Hsgau. a.A.JS'T'tOXl.X.A.. Bri ti jf H KM Yw Hm WJrs BocjM The Orient Insurance Co., OK HAHTKOHD, CONN, Assets f2,215,000. Liabilities J.IW.OOO. Surplus to Policy Holders 1,314,010. Will iimire you against pss by fire; for terms enquire of THOMAS BOLTON, Resident Agent. Journal Office. r n i i a i t i i K- " cowan ii I I I . I II I l I I t.o doors Hjuth of II I' I I I I V LI I fus treat nieut I iihiiiu i nu ooo ,.millnft .!,, Our fee returned if wo fail. Any ono ecnumg sketch and description or any invention will promptly receivo our opinion freo concerning tho patent ability of same. "How to obtain a paU-nt " sent uponreoucst. Patent secured through us advertised for oalo at onr expense. Patents takon out through us receivo special twlice, without charge, In The Patent Hkcoud, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturers and Inventors. Send for Baniplo copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS CO., 1 Patent Attorneys,) EvMtt Building, - WASHIHQTOH, D. O, PASSION PLAY IN SALEM Moving Pictures at the First M. B. Church Tuesday May 1. Under the Auspices of the Young Mens Christian Association. Salem It is not too much praise for tho work of Thomat Edison to say that Ids repre sentation of tho principal ovonts in tho life of Jesus, from ids birth to Ids death, including his crucifixion nnd asconalon, by a scries of moving pictures, is tho most marvelous exhibition of art and skill ever witnessed. Tho scenes, open ing witli tho shepherds watching tholr docks by night and led by tho brilliant star, to the liumblo stablo in Jerusalem, and closing with tho ascension of tho Savior aro tho most realistic and thrill ing of any pictures ovor thrown upon a. canvas. Tlioy include tho christening when the babe was 40 days old ; tho proclamation of Herod to s)ay tho male children; tho flight of tho parents with the infant Jesus into Egypt; tho econo of blessing little children ; tho raising ot Lazarus from tho tomb; tho scenes with Hsrodand bis (pieon, Hcrlodias, when tho latter demanded tho head of John the Baptist; the Uterviow botween Herod and tbo queen's daughter when tho promise was made of Anything In his kingdom if tbo damsel would dance be fore him ; tho beautiful dance in which a number engage; ths triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem; tho last supper; tho betrayal and arrest ; tho trials before Pilato; tho Journey to Calvary; tho crucifixion; tbo removal of tho body to tho tomb; tho resurrection, and other scenes were represented with a realism that is marvelous. Tho peoplo nro shown ns full lifo sizo and moving natur ally, and every flguro Is as plain as though Itwero tho actual person moving on tho stage. Tho Passion Play Is a wonderful ser mon; It makes an impression on tho mind and momory. Children soolng it would carry tho lerson in tholr minds forever. Tlie.ro can bo no moro effective way to tcaclt tho lifo of Jesus. Before introducing the Passion Play a lot of war pictures aro presented bom barding tho forts, und debarking of tho army at Daiquiri; training the Hough Itidors, etc. Some very attractlvo hum orous pictures are also given. Tho high ' divers aro so realistic that you can hear tho water splash ; and in tho run of tho Now York ilro department you can hear tho clang of the bells, with a lively Im agination. Tho Express wIbIios that nil might seo the exhibition for tho purpose of stimulating inquiry into tho wonderful secrets oi electricity and appliod science, if there were no higher iossou in tho in cidents of tho llfu of Joans. Tho Passion Play will bo presented by Mr. and Mrs. Lauronco Holmes using one of tho latest vltascopes and each sceuo will bo clear as day. Tho ad mission for children 15 cunts, adults 25 rents, reserved seats, 35 cents. Or. Bull's Cough Syrup is the 11 est medicine for soro throat laryngitis, quinsy or tonsilltls. Every drop of It soothes and heals. A 25c bottle of this wonderful remedy will euro a cough or cold in one day. Thero Is immense wealth in tho noblo forests along tho western sldo ot tills county, states tho Polk County Itomlior. The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tells this now yarn: I always carry a lwttlo of Kemp's Italsam in my grip. I take cold easily and a few doses of tho llalsnm al ways makes mo a well man. Every where I go I siHiak n good word for Kemp. I tnko hold of my customers I take old men and young men, and tell them confidentially what I do when I take cold. At druggists, 25c and 60c. t OASI'OXlXAs Hewitt ltoKtadYMHjMinnBoehl If Alexander were on this sphere at tho presont day, ho would not sigh for more worlds to con i) nor, as ho would be io lost In admlrn tlon at tho triumph ol tho Northern Pa cific railway's new troin "Tho North Coast Limited" that ha would forget everything else Write A. D. Charlton, 265 Morrison Street, corner Third, Portland. Ore., for a description of this model train. 21 61 Salem, Ore. COI.GAN has removeil to tho Now Saloon. of tbo old stand, where his former public generally will receive court- uiinice Liquors ami uigars. 223 'limine ciul Street. Phone liOl Tho Kind You llnvo Ahvnys in uso for over 00 j-enrs, nnd yfr sonul supervision nlnco Its Infancy. f-CC6A4ZZ Allmvnnmin tn ilncnlvn vou in tlila. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd "Just-ns-Roodnro hut Uxperlinents thnt trifle with nnd endanger tho health of Infants nnd Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTOR I A Onstorln Is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil I?nro gorlc, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ib contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo substance. , Its ngo Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms nnd allays Feverlshncss. It cures Dlurrhcua nnd Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation und Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nud Bowels, giving healthy nud natural sloop. The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars the z&yfiyuci&M . The KM You Haye Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMC OfllT.ua aoMMNT. TT HUH TRtIT, NIW TOR CITY. TO THE WISE farmer, or those whoHlntond planting tholr cantons or doing spring work, of nny kind in this lino, aro that you will And everything in eardeti and farm tools of the very best quality and nt tbo low est prices ai R. CD. CDAT3B St CO Steam Fitting in New Houses And buildings, as well ob gas fitting, Is our strong point, and ve will cliallengo anyone to equal our sclantille and per feit work In tins Una. If you coutein plato having your hotiso, either old or now. fitted up with steam or gas, don't fail to get our estimate before deciding who wll do tho job. You will find it ns satisfactory as our work. BARR&PETZEL 2H COMMERCIAL 8TIIKKT. Telephone No. 2371 There Are Wines And wines, romo tempting to tho taste and others an undeclinable challenge to total abstinence. Pure wines alone huvo a claim for table honors. For family consumption there Is nothing tuoru ac ceptable tliau our Hat of the most poni lar Importi-d and domestla brands, care fully soIoctel and proerly liottleil. A trial sufllces to prove everything. J. P Rogers 218 and 222 Commercial Htrect. r-R vi- aUcorYrnni Hk. Bought, nud which has hecn. 1ms homo tho slgimtnro of hns hconinndo under hln pcr- Signaturo of Something to Be Proud Of Is tho ownership of aCroscont. Cleve land or Go ml rem bicycle. It Is tho nemo of perfection in bicyclo construction. whore liuhtuoss is not sacrificed for strength nud mechanical skill blond to make a wheel that is unexcelled for run iiiiu tpinlltles nnd reliability, Wo hnvo usplundid stock to choose from. At f '.'6, to MO. R. M. Wade &Co rr.is-'iJ ufJAJVUStN ,. aa. Few or None Fall to apprcclato the value of flno laun dry work. One's linen owos Its drossy effect mora to its finish than to Its iiui Ity. Society gives ollsli to moplo wo to linen. Our work is seen only to lo iirnlsod, is hard to initial uud im(oss!blo to excel. To get full weur from any thing it must Ikj wuhIiciI proporly. Hates luoderutu. Salem Stnam Laundry COUNkX J. 0t.MSTKt I'UOI'lllirrOII, IKIKOUS II, OLMMTKAI), M(ll. I'houo-lU, 230 Liberty Street A Royal Feast (tn iHji'iijoyod In our clioleo fat lutub, prliuo ribs and lulus of Ix-ef. li'K" of milt ton or choice outs of veal. We onn oatur to the most faatldlous iKilale In finder, Juicy and riulily flavored meattf. I Mi us Hind iou one around for dinner. Vou can't beat ctttliwr our prlctts or our inouts 3. C. CROSb Statu St. Makkmt. I'iiqxk 801. mm SOS Ogm -1,'UjMrt fffAJM M Y&" rhM- Ida Jwi BUSINESS CARDS. OIACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kecne. old Wltito Corner, Salem Or. Turtle dcslr Ing superior operations nt modcrnta fees I in nny brnnch are in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. Thorns 1071. ROOMS 1 AND 3, URAY I1LK. Osteopath y In Salem and Albany DR, GRACE ALBRIGHT Graduate of American School of Osteo pathy. SALKM Monday, Wednesday and Frldav; hours, 0 to 11 a. m.; 1 to 4 p. ovor Wellor's grocery. ALBANY Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: hours 0 to l'J a. in. ; 1 to 6 p. in., Mrs. wlnns residence. Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Oroaon. Wa Clotklof Circuit Court for ilx rears andlias an tip-lo-dMo abalrftcl of all property In Lincoln comity. ll-17m opfioe,gity;uall. oFor wntor Msrvlco apply at otllco. Hills payablo monthly In ndvunco. Mnko till complaints at tho otllco. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfei . Meets all mnll and passenger trains, llaggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt service. Telopliono No. 861. DISQUK 8KIPT0N. Willamette Stables. Tho undorslgncil nronowoccupy ing tho WlllaiuotloStttblo, south Commercial street, and nro ready to hlro you a nico rig or feeil and enro for your team when tit Salem. Morses boarded by tho week. Satisfaction guar anteed. Yout patrouagu solic ited. 2-12tf Harold & Reynolds S, C, STONE. M. D. Proprietor; t $tone'sDru Stores BAI,KM,:OKKOON. MTno iteroi (two lu numbcri are located a No. 23 am MJ Commercial ttrcet, and arc well itoeki-d wtttt euinploto line oldnigi aud roodlclnii, toilet Httlclei, perhuaerjr, bruihe clc,,oto.,clo, DIl. HTONK llaihad iomo28yfariiJoiperlenc';iM the prao tlcool medicine and now makes uo charge (or oonaulUllon. oiarulnatlon or preacrtptlon. New train service on the tm&R Tho double train service to bo ostab llshed between Portland and Chicago April '."J, in which ttiou. it. A N., tho Union I'aclllo and tho Oregon Short I.lno nro Interested, will shorten tho through time 11 hours. Train No. 2. louvlug I'ortlaud nt 0:15a. in., beginning nu mo mini uuiuoti, win do Known ns too Uiicugo-rorthitid special. Its equipment will be now, making it fully tho ciinl of any train now in service from tho l'aclllc Coast to tho oast. It will consist of n mail-car, baggago-car, a library composite car, n llrst-cluss l'lillman sleeper, a dining-car. two chair-cars, und ix tourist sleeper. Thero will bu but onu changed curs to all Kastcrn points. Tho full timo will Imi tlireo days through to UhlciiL'o, or four days and two hours to Nowork. Tho second train, known ns No. (1. will leuvo Portland at 0:20 p. m., connecting in. j-.usi i-oriiaini, wait tno Boutiiern l'aclflu's overliiud truiu from Hun I'run, Cisco, uud will carry through equipment to Chicago via tho Union I'aclllo and ino Ulitcago A Northwestern, nnd also tho equipment for tho Viuihingtou di vision of tho O. It. A N., in connection with the Groat Northern for Bt. Paul. This train will reach Kiiokauo nt 10 n. in. A illuing-our will bo furiilnlieil for breakfast into biokuno, nnd for dinner on corresponding truln leaving Hpokunu at it. 18 . in. llionow schedulu as ar ranged, will supply tho most complete service ever furnished on thoO. N. v N as provides Increased survlca In Kuotorn Oregon, where It Is greatly needed, and gies imniuiiiaio connection with tho Washington division at Pomlletou, At this point thero Is n largo liitorclutngo of trulllo, on uccount of tho various mining districts of llaker County, tho Coeurd' Alone, tho Itcpublin uiul Kootouui mlii li g cmnps, Portland is greatly buuefltod by Ibis cluiiigu In as miiuh us increased sorvltui Is given from linstam Oregon and Idaho. No. 2, will urrivu In Chicago hi 0:.10 a. in.; no. u, at 7 tlo u. in,, us at pres ent. Tho WiMtlmuuil train out of Chicago. Mirri'spondlng witli No. 2, Is No. 1, This u 111 arrive lu Portland at t p. in. I'll train corresponding with tho east bound No. (I, Is No. 3, out of Chicago. This will roach Portland at 7:So a. m. Westbound tram No. 1, will leave UliieugQuti)-!JO P. in., aud Omaha at H:'A) u, in. the following day. Tho timo will bo reduced two hours nud -15 min utes. No. 3, westbound train will leave Chiaigout 10:.'SU p. in., and Omaha nt 3 ib p. in. tho uoxt day. Thuaurvlcoon tho Unlaii 1'aoltlo onall tliwo trains include lluffet-smoklng-library ears, and dining cars. No. 0, will carry n daily ordinary sleeper to Kansas Cltv. with uhmiL'o onrouto to ordinary cars to Ciiluugo. uousuii mo nearest ticket agent lor Jetnllul information. W. II. ilUHLUUKT, Usneral Passenger Aguut. The Tiuth for April. Sold only at Patton Hroj. Head I'rutriaWtit Intoxicants." "Tho McL'oy Stage. Loaves Willaiuutte stablo tit'M a. m. dallv for Llnooln. Z.inii. MifViv. m I l'ermlaio und return same day. Now Iliask, gool horses and ouruful driver. , PuruoU delivered along tho lino. ' 3-10 tf K. K. Davis. C. JHL :d roaxr opacsra' Satan later Co., If BWW"HHB WANTED, Nnw today ajdyerHfmayrit fmir '.. linos or ions in tins ooitynn lnsntl yjrA? tlmoei for 2 Bo., Sbo ft wiiC. at snmo rato FOtt BALE OUKAf-A fommmil tynownter In tlrst-class conelltlottior salo cheap. Enquire at Union TiWe Abstract Company's oMce, wit Bteincr's Drug store && WAKTKD. Party to caro for fcoyiSil girl, 4 omlOyre, for two months state term K. Journal ofllce. 4 20l3t? wliKFlIMlNG-Yonr spring Skifts mado go to Madam Von Tobol.'ho only exclusive skirt-maker In iSntem. Perfect lit guaranteedand prices rcs" onablo. Kooms comer Liberty aid Btato Street, Gray Block, 4 25 1 rhrs- WANTE D. Two girls lor general hoiufc work. Apply at tho Cottage hotcll jjt COUJlllETANb'oilELL-Both thesa stallions can bo found at tho lied Front stables, in Salem, on Friday and Saturday. At Independence Monday and Tuesday. At Dallas Wednesday, 4 21-lm Amos Nichols, Ownert UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT-The shoo repair shop formorly owned by Gus. Kaiser has been purchaedby John Noedham. Partioa wisldng"flrsu class repairing at tho lowest rates can ana seo win. 4 2llnT m ROOMS. Furnished or unfurnished slnglo or in suites, dining room ad joining, homo-like, second floor Cot tlo block. Mattio Hutchins. prop., 413U FOR RENT Stock farm of 160 acres; 24 ruilcs from a town. Houso, barn nnd outbuildings, spring water, fruit nnd plenty of outside range. Pries?. ICO cash. Call on or address GeorgsT M. Roolur & Co., 238 Commercial st,? Balem, Or. 4-0-lra.j A GOOD Oppotunlty to learn the jwi dry and watchmaking trade. Only, such persons as can furnish th twwt of references necil apply. 0. Ilf Hlngos, 2Q Commercial street. 4 6'tf, NEW nUGGIES. A car load differsnt" stylos, first class just recird? beforoyon buy, call and see tbw;! Pohlo A Uishop, Stato aud Front Hta 4 4lL SUITS, PANTS, OVERCOATS. Tot moadiire. Perfect fit guarantest!. 2,000 stylos to aoloct from. H.'Sji iiollo, Statu Street agent WannoSJ nmkor & Brown, Philadelphia, 4-7-tU POTATO LAND-for rout, nbont Mlbrl 00 ttcres. Call at tho F. Iory hopl ranch, or at tho otllco of Herren "Atf I-ovy, In Salem. 3 31 lull WANTED Men to Enquire at Room bank. ' Wl cut cord wood U. over Qillmrt'i 3-20-tf, : , -Tallow and Soap grease iuu WANTED. exchango lor Bonn, nnnltnl Rnim. Works, Salem, Or., Ferry itrcot nearj lath. 4.Cml,? HOUSE OLEANEItS - Uemembori that tho best and choapost carpetF puiior is cue neavy ion paper sola ; atTHBJounNALonicc. 20-tfi The Club Stables! Cornor of Liberty nnd Ferry8treets'' FltONIfi D4I Is tho l0Bt place in the city, ta get a llrst-cluss rig. Kpoclal attention to commercial men, tlio best of caro given to board ing nnd transiont stock, ltlrs iurulslied to all parts of th country with or without drivers. Prices within tho reach of all. Louis Wilier & Son DON'T FORGE Wo carry a small stock of FLOUR, BRAN, AMn QrDTC Mado at Albany, nnd aro nrenared toi supply small consumers say ono sacra to it ton nt a low price. Pleaso makes Inquiry, and save yoitrsmall change. ' Salem Flouring Mills Co. 3-14- Notice to Contractors. nonicu uuia will bo received by thol undersigned up to Saturday, Jfay 5. iuou, lor mo consiructioti oi a two sto.yj urioK iiuiiuiugiiuxBd accortung topunsi and siwcillcatlon to bo seen at my storol building contractors are expected (d.S Itirnlsh bonds for the faithful perfor mance ot the work lu the sum of $3,000., inorigiii to reject uuy oratipius li reserved. P. M. FtYN,, MoMInn vlllo. Or. Anril 10. 1000. ' -lOHlAw-tdy Notice to Contractors, ' t Sealed bids will bo received by tliol undersigned up to Saturday, May 6 i, iur mo eousiruciion ot a two-i brick block (0x80 ft., according to nud specifications tube seen at inv i Uullders aro exiiected to furniiu bond for tho faithful performanco ot the w in tho sum of f 10.000. Tho right to luci My or ail nun is rosurvoU. .MC.MIIIUVHIO, ur April in Kuvi if' tt f.nk.u ' ' -MO-dAw m Rich Mines Attrsct, 0. M. Powers. aeont 0. It. A M Trade street dock. runorL ureats sales1 tickets to Capo Nonio and mining pom In Kostont Oregon, Washington, Ids) ami iirttisii uolumbla, besides man tickets sold for tho Kast. The 0. It Co.. us in: na it i lues either the steamers or tho ti. P. tailwav to Po laud, with its ocoau and ull connectionSj is tho most dirwt llu. ami therefort thu aheapest tr all th wo iwiuts, henco, Mr. Powers expectation of a light nt Juno may not bo well founded, a idooi not soo all tbo new settlers atT log. Castle Crag Tavrtn. Ainnt HklnnAi- nl llin Siiiilliirn oltlo. is informed that tbo famous sum-' mor report "Castle Crag Traven." intlio Miinu region, will bo open Juno io.' This is a mugnlllccnt placo for inountuln reporters and will 1m conducted by rl II. l'lxlay, who can previous to Juno J6jf bo aildrewe"!, cara Pamrla Improvements rA ITrru.r linllillm,. fijn Prftlli"tro ?7. i ii mil m Peace OecUts. U'hv dovoto all vour time re&diu tho Doer War nnd thu Gold Fiells'o7 Alaska? There aro other matters' of vital importance; you may ruake. Adrift r,usi, ami win want to Know now n travel, In onlor to have tho bostser; vico,tuo tho N1sconsiu Central Kj liotween Bt. Paul and Chfeago. t rates aud other Information, writa A llln.il- nn...il ','"..T( llllnml gon. t
