The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 30, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text" wi'i'WWffCTWWipip kv' k " Mill ' . ft MAN SHOD In a pair of our $3,50 Shoes is well shod X r u j His shoes will give him fA demand of hard service. 5 Can wc disturbc j To examine our shoes, you J at them, they are great. i z&botjV hoe slop? 2 zfaotA' Joe siortf z P S 04 Stftto 6t J Our to a This Is About Scrp.cs There's a sort that goes into women's dresses-no cloth :., ,..r.wi..-,. tiitm nrtA n r:in Inr his fame ever used such-foe best of it is made of - m. .. .1 .1 ing. Atter a Utile wear tne siranus urea uu u..u ! pinfeathers on the wing of a two-day-old chicken ihe least bending patts it at the seam. ,,,., , ,,,, You don't want to pay $12.50 to $13.50 for a serge ithat isn't a whit better than one we'll sell you for $1000, Ours were made for men to wear. Wc know what sort gives satis faction. It is our business to know these things. This serge was chosen by experienced judges. A closely woven, staunch, reliable cloth. Guaranteed all wool and absolutely fast color. SIO G J. Johnson & 6o.. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers. THE DAILY JOURNAL nV MOWB0W BHOTUBKB MONDAY, APinr.no 1000. vaswsamM M h m m msiis i i i Dlly, Ono Ycnr 3 00, In Advanoe Dally, Toui Montm $1 00. to advnuos Woakly, Ono ITeotSl.OO, In Ativan HOU8BHOUD SBnVICB ON THB INbTALMBNT PLAN. A number ol Balem ladles havo estab lished n circuit for doltta kitchen work on tho Imtnlmont plan. A Chinaman cornea onoor two hours In tho day and does up tho work, whllo tho lady of tho homo tlocs tho cookery and prepare the salads and desserts. Thla relieves her of tho heaviest drudgery. Ho with oilier work. It aroma that audi n circuit plan of doliiK kitchen work, or other houso work could bo planned for hnvlliR tho work dono by whlto or colored help ai wall ns Chinese. A woman or man who would establish a circuit for tho day and put In any eight or (en hours, divided Into ono or two hour sections, could find employ, roent and families could pay say 60 conta nn hour or woek, or five fatnlllra would net ono person from 1 1 lo (!a woek. Washing la dono on this plan. laun dresses no from houta to homo and wash and Iron. Mendiiijt could bo dono on tho aamo plan, aa could bo diluting and cteanliiK. What la needed I a woman with tho patlenco ami lutolll Kenco tu organise tho circuit and orn U thq work bn tho new basis. Tho dlih washing and the preparing of meat, flsh, vegetables and (rulta, In fact all tho rough dirty work could tli m btj dono for a numlwr of house holdi by comiietent persons, who could havo their own homo and family life and thu become useful and elf-repect. ln helpers. C"i" x JUUnNAL "X-nAYB." HIg Andy Ulllnirt fa not wtaclijr out of politic, but sayat "I am saying nice things about everybody. I've been mean long enough." The Democratic oenvontion made some inlatakea, aa all (vnwntbiia do One waa In putting tho X Hay man on Ita legislative ticket. The Statesman and Tim Joubxal are agreed on that. t It In tho congrewlBiial fight In thin dls tricUoters can take lliolrchuloe between Tom Tongue, an Englishman, wd Dr. Daly, au Irliliman. Thla la gawd year for thVlrUti. IJob llendrlck town lu Ih MtlrHed with tha ntlre ticket, earept Tub Jouh yk. man. Well, Tub, Jubujju man will get out of tho way, JlutlWi ouht to agTeo not to mipport thu il f the ticket. " t t t Tho ,8tateuian doea l.iwt. Huwr fU!mm' " RISING BREAST who uui "Motiikk'S I'RIUNU" ssWW-Urtn for it root luu arucsi tu us lMocd iHture aafrty to mothec and child. pr Imk, " kfoe iWt U Vtyn," U worth atawettWln Kuid to cvfiy vroiiuui, and will M mm ftt in puuu cthtij uy iKwiuctu - - .Mgl A i j comfort and answer every f A you just a second J ought to get a good look i J double yarn with a short fill- j J- I.......!- mii i twl rtnnn 111" Some Ot ms la not very much to ay for a rollnblo soruo suit but It will buy ono Bt our storo. and yon havo our word and Ktiarantco that It ahull bo rlplit. oorloim Injury by continuing to convey tho Imprcation that It l aiipportinx hhn lor county clork. Hla frienda wero dl vldml. All want to honor him. Hut uirt wero of tho opinion ho would do bettor to run two yeara heuco. Ho do cllui'd tho Populiit and Democrnt noinliintlom, but In hla loyally to lilt Democracy fools the ticket ahould bo tilled. t I I Tho Uko County Examlnor aya In n recent laitmj "It Ik not tho pursue ot the lUamlnor In thla campatKii to ro aortto vllllllcntlou of any candidate." Several colmnnHn tho aamo edition of thla vnlimbliyexclmiiK" la then dovoti-d to makliiK out Dr. Daly, tho colored lonal nomineo, a villain of tho deeott dye. Ur, Dull' Cough Hyrup la Unquei. tlonably tho moot remarkable remedy ever produced for tho turn ol throat and lunK troublea. It haa cured thouauila. and Ima done wondera In many cuava ol Incipient coniumptiun. Improving, W II. Hliniwon, a ploneerof tho forties, and Boston of the Odd lVllowa' cemetery haalh-eu conllncl to liU lumio for bov eral muntlmpaat but laalowly recover lug. Tho pait two weeks Ida wife and helpmate, n pioneer, of IH52, waa alao taken down und wmcontlmxl to her bed. Hlio is also nearly recovered, Cattatih Cannot be Cured Willi I.OOAI. API'I.IOATIONH, aa they esnnot reach the seat (if tlm ilUwi'O. . Catarrh Is u blmxl or constitutional dla-, .ii..a un.l lit nrtln l sMlt-st II k'lill tllltalf f!,! ". "JiT. 1 ::"r' U .. lvL I' V. I t I a la ( Cure Is taken liilornally. and acta directly on the Mood und mucous stir, men with pick and slioxol and wheel faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure U not barrows could nut many tnllo ol road MitaoK limncine. ll wss prescrimM uy if il.., lM.t i.livsluluui In thla conn-. try fur years, and Is a regular preterit Hon. it I compnsvd nl the best tonic . known, roinliluetl with tlietKt i.iooa . purifiers, acting directly on tho mucous surfacea. The er(cet combliiatlon of tho two Ingredients Is what produces such wonderful reaullaln curing Catarrh. Semi fur testimonial free. KJ. CIIKNKV A CO,, Pro., Toledo, 0. Sold by drtnigista. price 7.V. lUtl'a Family Pill are tho Uvst. CYCI.ISTb OHUANIZKU. In Henton County and Puttlne Paths In nr.l.illlm fnr M.i Ion Cnuntv. Corvallls Time. He,tir of the blcjolo path prKXHiloI without Interruption until Wednemlay night. Thursday the weritwB. temiwrarny lam asme. ouv .. . . . i . ... will lm nuiuid aa soon as oonditiona iwriult. It has been found easy to place, t Hon, nl the Itoek Island ubmtlUl u tho iwth In every good oondllton. lnimsmloii corlug four special mmir II Jgh. thsnlOOhasWu ,rW, '&?, , ftlnT5StfA tlni Albany lwlh to Hgwers bridge, the ptn$i rtn, fpiurado and Utah u, lh from t'orvallls to Mountain 1"w t rate id one nguliir Ilixt oIum (re ami hall ot Ihe Mill fiom CorvnUla phu for the round irii iKites ot i in.iLu.,.ii, L .u in jirK- ul la wtNtilkHiitd tu be Juno SOtli, Jul) to 1 lilkmialli, imiU In fa rl wood u,,,, jy i7,, ttml Aug. l.t. Kasl Hound euttdltmi lor wtHMling On thu latter (tom ii,i,irm0 ounnou noiuU. to Chw iwilh work I ncwrily slow, Uxvattse ago ami intermeiliato )MMiit Juuuttrd, ol Uw miinitwa wl ptww. I July lh July SOtli ami Aug. jlh. Final MltatvawUlHili.' olub waa or. 'wlum limit lneehdirtetlon Get tst; AtiwstyBwos-sitn!, uu was or Uwvr,w,u lHur t0 wesUru ganlamltastSamnlay.arul tonight ther hHk,,, (or tsing purinxtea. organlMlion la to W erfvtsl by the, - elation of a patii sHpylnWrnlent. Whesl timsshtd. Meautlute. Jih Kdwarda has leon au- gmUh( of Jtr, ' ' dm Into the city this morniug wltha And other juinf id and setieu aUutents which so uuuy mothers sulTtr, mu bt avoitlcd by tn u of "MoTitKR'a I'uib.mi" Thts lwncd ii a Gol-ed lowomeu. bsrause it cairica them Ihrvugh their mot critical ordeal with ixifrct safety and uo tulu No ikc4 fear the sutfcttni; and Utiuser of mOTHER S FRIEND thorlml to place In proper condition tho five miles of plowed paths between Dintyand the stato road. In Kings Valley path building, under direction of Art Miller, the club's superintendent, I. nnvrrntllnv. Tlld Hflmfl 18 ttUO St PMinmnfh. wbcro E. L. Urvnn has been mado tho path superintendent for tho whcclmena club. Tho Monroe wheel, men havo not yet formed an organlr.a f inn. Init k la exnected that they wJll do so this week, THERE WILL BE PHUNE9. The liig Orchardi on the High Lands South All Right. Riiiulnv nltcrnoon anont In nutctly And rntlalniinlvnxandnlni; tho tiritneorchardt nonili In Liberty. IloHedalo and Hcliici neighborhoods eatlaQca Tint jocrkal editor that thcro will bo a good pruno crop. Tim I.. M. Gilbert orchard, laken ft fair snmplo of tho hill orchards, would Indicate that there will bo a Heavy crop of Italian prunes. Bmall twigs whii twi-nlv nrunes. when ten will weigh a pound, aliows the trees will have nil they can bear. Home now dryers will havo to lm built to handle tho crop, The well cultivated orchards will havo cscclally lino crops. Owing to the fact ilmt the hill orchards to tho fouth are two weeks later than In tho valley, the hardest frost did not catcli them nl tne critical tlmj. Tho roads aro now perfect for driving, and tho heat road work In the county seems to ho dono on parts of tho main road In the Itoaedalo neighborhood. Some flno work was a'.so dono about Liberty and Mr. Hatch's road to Sunny !iln. Tho red hills aro now In their glory and promise abundant hay and grain crops. The Latest Yarn. A IMH.I.mi-i. .Irnmrtmr (nils tills new vnrn: I nlwnvs enrrv a bottlo of Kemp's Hiilenin In my grip. 1 tako cold easily and n few doors of tho llalsam nl- ...n..a ...nLiltf (lift n Wll (nilll. KVDfV wlicro I ito I snoiik n eood'word lor Kemp. I tako hold of my customers I tako old men ami young men, aim ion them confidentially what I do when I tako cold. At druggists, 25c and 60c. 4 l-l-SSSTOTXX-A.. n. tu It1" I Vou Hart Alsart Boaght Living by Palth, Four dlscljilcs of the lowly Nawrcno arrived In tho city Saturday nlglit ana proceeded to hold street meetings, to prrneli tho gospel of pure and tuideflleil Christianity, They alco soko on Sun dsv evciiimt and their doctrino is all rluht. as they claim to take no pay, ac cept no salary from any missionary board or church, have no residence, und literally tako no thought for tho mor row. They condemn all oslstlng chuichos and wont so 'far na to declaio there was not n atnglu Christian In the dlty of Salem, and declared all woro g- lug tho way of tho flesh. The party consisted ol M. H. Uuiuand lluth Lane, his daughter, n pretty girl of about 18, A, 0, Jeffries, nnd J. M. Hubiich, a nephowof thogreut strawberry origin, a tor. They took the morning train for Portland, n city which lu their opinion Is still less likely to produce pno right eous man or woman than Salem. While talking an almost continuous stream of rcrlnturo tho reporter never heard them quotu tho lllhlo where It nuya to hold no one in condemnation. Tonight Jmt U'foro rellrlnjr, If your liver Is sluimlili, nut ot tuna and you fwl dull, bilious, constipated, take a duio ot Hood's Pills And you'll be all right In the morning. Kor Hotter Koids, There Is general Inquiry why the con vlotu are not worked more on tho roads under Ihe Lnoney bill. Stipt. I.e and Gov. (leer seem to think they cannot do i anything for want of an appropriation 1. 1 I til as iiiitrn I .tu lit si niiil lurtpll t ttlt r 1' Aft , ,, lnoro vmg nmi ,Mi,i,H,r., . '"" imnv ruins tii mo.l ot tl. nmi. at this n iuhhI re- pairing It would seem that a gang of . , ,uk,l iw.nM lis., m ' ori,or- l,l lKX,l'1' ia o to no at least tho roada leading to and from U stato institutions and the streets .Uiut tl lelnstitutlona In tho city put In Hral-clas order, Tho stato owns so much properly that it Is lmosllile to keep up those roads out of taxes Ih cause the slate paya none. The people and rsHH'Ully the farmers would like to see a little more done under the iAxiney law tho iioxt few mouths If it is only patching up tho bad place. Thu law is liberal In Us terms ami waa one ol the bisst actaof the.last somIoii. Tho governor should stretch hi authority a little in "' " nwv,wry West Hound lUcurslons. At a meeting of the Western Pa- - .-fl . ,,, . A , aui. (louoral ruarengvr Agent rnbas box of eggs, driving voting and spirited mate to a covered luggy. At the Juue tion u( Kiont ami Perry strvvl the aut lual took fright at an excavation beug made tlieie nnd turning suddenly erampvd the buggy and smashed one of tlm fore w heels. Fortunately tho olxiyl i mo wmuuaud to stop then, and a by. staitder totk her by thuhyad until Ihe (old couple aUgliteJ, no other Uamigo Iwlug done. BOB'S HUMOR Au Authority on Grafts, Grafters and Such Like. The Manager of the Puh Organ Has a Pain That Needs Relief, ujnUnder In the Slm SUtsmsn, April :. If Uarnuin was right In hla estimate of tho American peoplo, when ho said they dearly love to bo humbugged, Hofer will be elected to tho legislature from Marion county by a very large majority. He don't know yet whether ho Is afoot or a horseback, or whether ho is going south or coming back, or which one of the boys ho is. Hut ho knows ono thing well enough, and that Is that ho wants to go to tho legislature, and ho will do any thing and promlao anything In order to bolster up this ambition with decided leanings towards n "citirens' " move incut, in tho naturo of a sort of popular uprising, having tho appcarnnce ol an Imperative demand that he run ; that, in fact, the peoplo Just can't sleep of nights for thinking about how much they want him to run, and that they will Lo dis consolate nnd "off their feed" if ho re fuses lo comply with this overwhelming domain!. This is about the thing ho yearns for. Ho was elected to tho legis lature once, on tho Hopublican ticket, becoming the beneficiary of "machine" mot hods and tho work of tho "push," though, after ho was safely In, ho roeo above the heads of his creatorr and be en mo a "reformer." He made a bcauti ful record lu thla line. Ho voted for every graft that camo up In tho legisla ture, successful or unsuccessful, Ho car ried oh1 tho belt in this lino. Had all tho krails ho voted for become laws tho state treasury would havo been in n bankrupt condition to this day. And all tho whllo ho was shouting "reform" to thu capacity of Ids lungs. He wants "reform" now In county affairs; but ho wants tho kind that will allow hi in to graft tho county 7M for a flOO adver tisement, and get all kinds of schemes through that will redound to his per sonal profit. Ho Is a "reformer" of tho kind that would reform everything for his own ersonal glory. In other words, and In short, ho Is nn unspeakable Jack ass and monumental fraud. Ho la also very much. of a standing joko. Ho has played himself out in the ''rofarip" busi ness, nnd any movement wltii tho Hofer brand iiikiii it has como to bo looked upon with suspicion, Ills bombast is taken now n-days cum grano sails j in fact, with a whole sack. When ho says anything is so tho peoilo oonchide that it fuu't so, because ho says It is so. If it wus so ho would bodt-uying it So tho popular movement Is not likely to move. There are a whole lot of American peo plo who don't liku to bo humbugged when they know it. They sort of resent being played for suckers with their full knowledge and consent. Thoso who have found no cure for their stomach troubles should try tho Hitlers. It Improves the AiTKriT, assists DIUKSTIOX and demises tho iii.oon. Health invari ably follows Its tin-. Don't fall to try It. f CUIBHATCO "0 few STOMACH f SITTERS Turner Notes. Mr, Howo hns sold his storo to (he Odd Fellows ot this placo Mr. Howo will move on to his farm soon, Tho flood Templar's lodge gave an en tertainment on the 28th. Everybody was well pleased and went homo at a late hour. J, S. Shank'a store was burgltzed Fri day night. Tho loss was was very small. Mr, Forest will start a meat market in this place. John Williamson Is moving to Salem. Fruit Is genetally Injured by frost. Itarucst Matthias is on the tick list. To-Nlgnt and To-Moitow Night, And each day mm night during till week you can tret ut any druggist's ICeinp's milium for thn Throat und Lungs, acknowledged to bo the most xnccoxtful remedy ever sold for Coughs, Croup. HronuhllU. Aslliiua mid Consumption, (let a Kttlo tu day and keep It always In tho house you o;t it check your cold at mice Price 36o und 60o. Samplebottlo free, cod.Vw Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Kane, a powder. It cur IMtillflll amnrlliiir. imrvimn (( ami In. growing uall and Instantly takes tho Mint; oui oi corns anil millions, it's tho greatest comfort discovery of the Ht-1t Jtlldll'M Kl.l.lvrtbl llllr..i. tl.,t.t n new shoes feel easy. It is a certain euro inr nratiiiK, canons mm uoi lire! noli till! feet. Trv it trklnv. K.il.1 l.v .11 linguists ami shim stores, lly mall tor 36o in stamp. Trial package FUKK. .-iiiurrss .tuvil r. VHIIMIM, 14)1(0), .V V -- -- OABVOXIXA. Buna. ?1f4 M Yn run Unn BagU BiMUr r ZZSf-iO. of utny. -cuit U AVhcrvta Tbr l)l(Tri. Dr. Htully Ulackwell, one of the pio neers of her sex In medlclue, beard a youuc nbrslclan deliver a rtorrw .ll. tribe against opening the door of tu proreasion to women. When be ceas ed, she asked; "Will you please tell me one reason why they ahould not practice medl tlnor "Certainly, mailnm. Ther hsrn' t musele, the brawn, the physical airvngto," "I see, sir. Your conception of a sickroom la a slaughter house. Mini la nof-San Francisco Argonaut. 8EVEN t SUTHERLAND SISTERS' Nate Bmw mad asalsi sWaxse. 1 1 lk Mb f ie ilU Out til wun k Iklt H mUI41 KmIiSi (oaJitte. A! .11 SraiitMv 3BB4sMaMMWMHsNsssaBBBBSBBa lip Pinkham Facts Mrs, Pinkham person mlly a4tatiits to hot tra- mMleuscarrasiorHHUK wltli suffering women. Her trained assistants arm all women. The letters from women are opened by women only. They are read by wo men only. They are answered by women and only women. The correspondence Is saoredly confidential. Write for a book Mrs. Pinkham has lust pub lished which contains let ters from the mayor of Lynn, the postmaster of Lynn and others of her own olty who have made careful Investigation. Mrs. Pinkham has helped a million women who suffered with female troubles. She oan cure YOU. Her address Is Lynn, Mass. Pardon Granted. A pardon was granted Saturday by Governor Geer to George Gay, who has served half of a two years' scntenco for larceny, committed near Corvallls. . i "Carry Sunshine With You." A bright fresh face is always In spiring, and it alwuys denotes good health as well as n happy heart. Many fuccs that wero once overcast with itlootu have been made bright and sunny by Hood's Harsparllhi which curs nil dyspeptic symptoms, strengthens tho nerves und tones up and Invigorates tho whole system. Constipation Is cured by Hood's Pills, tho rum Irritating cathartic. Sold by nil drugultU. 1 CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the Slgnaturo of & Proposals for Wood Sealed pioposals endorsed "Proposals for Woixl for Canllol," addressed to the undersigned, will be received at the olllco of Secretary of State until 1 p. m., May 10, 1U00, for delivery on tho Capitol grounds, or within foir or live blocks thereof, on or beforo Septomber 1, l'OO, of all or any part of four hundred ami fifty cords of 11 r wood, cut while green from big fir and well seasoned; to bo four feet long, closely corded without bulkheads, 'lho right is reserved to re luct any and all bids. F. I DUN'IUU, Hecrotary of State. Salem, Or,, April 25, 1000. -t-M 2t Proposals for Wood, Illds are hereby Invited for furnishing 6000 cords ol wood at the Oregon Mate Insane Asylum. Required, that 1o00 com snail no ueiivcurtM at tne mam building and 1600 cords at tho Cot tago Farm; wood to lie cut while green from blif tlr. and well seasoned, and oiled without bulkheads, llids will be re ceived for the w holt, or any part, and opened at tho Stato House at 2 p. in. May 1st 1000. T. T. Ueer, F. I. Dunbar, Charles S. Moore. Hoard ot Asvltnu Trustees. Walter L)ou, Clerk ol tho Hoard. 4 13 td I WANT EGGS TO SHIP TO THE NORTH, FOR X X GOLD THAT COMES FROM THE KLONDIKE X X X TC POR GOLD, THAT COMES FROM NOME. GATHER THE A" A EGGS AND TAKE THEM TO EPPLEY, HE WANTS 100,000.000 OF THEM. A A A A Spring Shoes Ladies' Tans and Black Kid the Latest Lasts, at Reduced Prices Men's Farm and Dress Shoes in Inst stock at prices below competition. . JACOB' UOGT 95 State t. MMs.issssssssssssssssssSSBssByJWSjWssssssiM-. DrbbacFMae WHY USE BECHUSK THET LIGHT AND ABB WB SELt, TUBES "v .. IDEAU" rVot qglto m sood quality but atTlBf wne eanaie power .. . .. Any otf bmsmte put on sad burner, proper f $&, C. Rnd h us snd SffiSSS?5WKB0,,BL MMU SALEM GAS LIGHT CO luiyou s. That makes you rich, and if you are alive to y own interests you'll find you save money by tracing In Other people do. Why not you. Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most complete Harritt & OLD POSTOFFICE the PAOYCLB ti. nni nrfpt Ilicvclo crank hanger. 27 per cent, lees nrcssiiro on Its eclf-o ling crank bearings than on any other style of bicycle. Direct pull on shaft, no leverage. Sprocket runs between tho bearings. : ::: NEEINO IS riKLIKVINQ CALL ANO HK CONVINCEI1 G. A. ROBERTS. 105 btatr 8trket. I'iionk 2870. 7500 Rolls of Mall HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED. COME AND SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS W. HOLLIS & .CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. F. HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIM, HOT WATER, intimates furnished, and work done promptly substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II The Orient Insurance Co., OK HAK'I'KOKD, CONN, AssotS f'.V.'16,lHHl. Liabilities I,1W),000. Surplus to Policy Holders 1,314,0M. Will insure you against loss by fire; for terms enquire ul THOAiAS BOLTON, Resident Agent. Journal Office. Salem, Ore. RPilVs llaJIJlU I XI L M. Rd. RH Jtl Phono 871 Gram Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material Lime, Omcnt, Plaster etc, Grain, Hay and Straw stored Wagon S:alcs.clc. of the eitv"'1'1 ml ,arf '" ,ten,,on tfven to the deliver) ol poods n. any pari - w.Htf MKAT AND POULTRY. MiloCMatthews Snccvstor lo EdwsrJi i Mtttbtwi MKAT nnd POUITHY MARKET Stato strtet near railroad. Freshest and wat meats. My patrons say I keep the best meats in town. The German Market Will be found all kinds of moat aud tho bi-st of sausave. FUKK DKUVK11Y. All hilt, due the late rlrm of Wnlt Z Miesoko must tie paid, CDOLvZ &t SON 171 (Viii.merrlsl St ATTltBOlnDCJITUV OtrooxTSTHKKr. liWeian Hares atul Frnit. Illxhest easli prke kikl for pouUry ami "05s. ' J. .1. TAYLOR PHOrHJEniR MRS. M. A. COOK, Proprietor, Satcm Steam Dye Works. Udies'and Kntsiloths cleaned d)d, repaired nd presto I. Hate and glgvea dry- elwme.1. Coat and vet rellned. Velvet itUara replaced on overown. lOO Com'l 8t Opp Hotel WIILmatu Tho Dotf Market OIVK A 000 LONO UVBD. OHADES: .. .. ..- iiT ., t hull the 71 Chemeketa St.. Telephone 603. our nere. Lawrence ) CIIIOCKKV 1900 lftaper! E. It. COLGAN has removed lo the New Saloon. Uo doors south of the old stand, wIiitc liin fnrnii-r patrons and the public gener.dly will reecho court eous treatment. Choice l.iiptois and Cigars. 223 Commercial Sired. Phone 1461 KIRK. KM 4n,..l2 Oivgon Shori Lino Railroad Tho Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. ,i n v ,c,'?.:i?, ?fV'0 favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall I ln or the RIO GRANDE Scettlc Llnis. ' No Change of Cars, On the Portland-Chicago Special "tlie finest lu the West." IH'. "e Equipped With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S eepers Suerb library-Buffet Cars Splendid Dinners, Meals a la carte ree Reclining Chair Cars oomioriaDie Uoaches and Smokers Entire Train Compleev Vestibuled For lyther inUrmsiim, ,,,,,.. to J K. AliUI W. Trav. I'a.s. At 'n' Agent, SALEM t Qnu;ts bl.l su M, M..',k r. eler ii u in Pnr N.I. interested cauXr " i0U Ooopin Ucsa Co. Brewster & Wh 1e 01 COURT 8T. moNK 1781. Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Salt, Land Plaster Oat hay, good feed, $7 nor ton. Timothy hay. good, M.50 por ton. A comnloto Seed Storo In connection. Reliable Seeds at low prices. : : : : : Freo delivery; prompt sorylce. The Feed Men. SOULB UKOS. PIANO TUNERS AM) REPAIRERS PORTLAND ORE forBSleiasnt T'olnltr ! nUm st , Will's MnrteHtn . Chicago, Hotk Island 4 Pacific lly The favorite lino to all points ea at Broad, vcstlbuled and up-to-date trains between Pueblo and Denver, and Omaha, Chicago and Kansas City, making direct connection in Chicago with all morning trains cast. First-class Pullman Sleepers Library Buffot cars, between Donvor and Chicago; the most perfect dining ca. service in tho world "A La Cartoj" through first-class Pullman Slocpor every day botneen Bait Lake City and Chicago via tho Bconic lino; personally conducted excursions in ordinary Pullman sleeping cars once a week from Portland and San Francisco to Omaha, Chicago. Buffalo, Chicago and New York via the Great Salt Luke Itotite, without change to Chicago. No annoying transfer in Chi. cago. These cars nro provided with all weekly periodicals for freo uso of our patrons. For further information, maps, folders, otc call on your nearest ticket agent, or writo to a. .. liuurriu, Gon'l Agent. Pass, Dopt. Portland, Ore. Corvallis k Mm Railroad TIME CARD, 2 For Yuqulna: Train leaves Aiunny lZ'Ab p m Truln leuves Corvullls.... 1:66 n. m Tmlu arrives Yaqulna . 7:26 p. m I Iteturnluu: Leaves Yuqulna WOO a m Leaves Corvullls 11:80 a. tu Arrives Albany 12:16 p.m. 3 For Detreit: Lcavch Albany 7:00 a. to Arrives Detroit 1 1:30 a. tu 4 Returning: Leaves Detroit 12:2) m. m, A i riven Albany. 6:45 p. iu. Ono and two connect at Albany and Corvallla with Southern rucltlc tialns, uIvIiik direct service t) and from New port and adjacent benches. Trains for tho mountains arrive at Detroit at noin, KlviiiK ample tlmo lo reach camping urouuds on the Hrcltenbush and .Sutitlaiu river the sn mo duy. T F. Ai1. A. Usntittr TUKNKIl Aaenl. Albsny. Ore. SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE rralns leave Bnloin for Portland and war stations nt 6 :40 a. in. , 7 :S4 a. in. and 4 :05 p. m. l.v i'rilnq .8:30 a JJ .llfl) A U .U30 A M 6.1)0 I' U 7:44 T M i.b P U 10 S3 I' M 120J 1' U miu S.1S A M Lt Katcm. Ar A,bIlKl.... Ar 8acrinonlo... Ar Bn rruci).. ArOi?deu...... S:i4 a M U.tJ A M .O0 A It IIS A M 734 A N 724 A M. . 7:i4 A M . A it Ar i)eurer r Kanu, aij. r unic&XO---- mIm Ausrlcs. : iw t u . O0 I M ,1911m .Will , MA M 24 r M . .J A M 7.0U A M 0 1' 41 2 A M 10.M A U SS4 A u r.!4 r u .4 A V l!M3 r 5 .tr r.i rio. t Korl Worth ArClljof Mexico, at noimon ..... Ar .New Orlesus - Ar Wanblus ou. Ar New York .; 1' ii Pullman and Tourists cars u boll. trains Chair cars Sacramento to Ords and Kl Paso, and tourist cara to Chicags, St. Iouia, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Krandlsco with sov eral steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami poiiui America. See Sir. V. V. Skinner auent at Salein Station, or addiess 0. II. MARKHAM.G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. nadian Pacific-R (i Soo Ho Line. Lowest rates Best servJrA To and from all points. Kast and Europe. The only line running through M Cans to ol i an Tor lit Monlm Boston. Without Chan :e. Royal Mall Stcaroalilp Ub to Japan aud China. Canadian and AnstraHasi Steamship Line to lloiioluluiiiidktniliii Vor ratesiand informatlou ply to C M. LOCKVOOI ,. . Aifent Salem-Ure. II. II. Ahnll A.,u.. n....i...rf w....-,. I K. J.ti.ylc, A u.. y, Vancoii er I l Plating Jewelry, Silverware, Hicyclo parts and alt kinds ot plating. C. A. ROBERTS, IOB State Street. 1-4 phone 207O CURE Y0UR3E1FI law HUM ir alUta "U-a irrtiilt wr uvuvi t tuutwui nuu-ri.siv lt.i.1 k..b a Bkin.a Ca y j4Maru-u fCrliluxukVl PjPW QUIMI.( W VtilEll11&H . SSKM?niTt U"B i Uctaisk' MU4 rsttB mr ' WVr-fi.n)i Jl 'v&fy- ""WQP&Sf&lti'' ' Z"Br-rvr-Sf .