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Kile Have Them !
Every oilier man you meet speaks about the
' - weather, in that helpless "Iet-it-go-at-that"' sort
of a way, as if he could get no relief from its
discomfort. What we want to do is to educate
men up to the point of saying "I'm dressed for
comfort; hot weather doesn't bother me." This '
store pays special attention to summer clothing
hot weather shirts, underwear, straw hats, etc.
SHmmer suits, $4.00, $5.00, $6.50. and $7.00.
Summer Shfrts, 45, 50, 75, to $3.00.
Summer underwear. 2sc to $1.50.
Straw hats 25c to $1.50
6. ml Johnson & 6o.,
The Peoples Clothicrs'and Furnishers.
oas
Hitters
Food will lav
In Ilia stomach
undigested (or
days and then
vou wonder
why voii foel
ill, Cleaneo tho
Iwwcls with tho
Hitters nnd you
will not suffer
from
HUM. JUNO,
HKAIITDORN Or
niuoos.sKss.
It will strength
en your stomach.
Sv'--'---Nk--
ANNUAL SHOE SALE
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
iv, ,
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5J5
iii.
One year aeo we Inaugurated our annual shoe sale.
i Our Customers will remember the wonderful success
oi our monster snue saie. i ins mourn we win nave
the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis
count on all shoes. All goods marked in plain figures.
Lacy's
bboe stor?
04'Btato St
Till! DAIL1 JOURNAL
mils'.
DY HOFKR DnQTHUMB.
twnMvcmav mii in iriAi
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DIIV Ono Your. S3 OO In Advmiao.
Dally Pour Month $1, In Advnnoo
Wuokly Ono Yonr 91.00 In Ailvnnoo
sa:
AOHCAt DAILY PAPER.
Probably tho Krvutosl work (if mod
em nrt la til Metropolitan Dully news
pajtr. Its designer nnd cruller Is mi
artist, m tiuly 11 h tlio hulldur of a
cathodernl, mid It rings and slnifs out
Jti service to n Inrjjur mats of Immunity
und fill n licit. In tho wants o( it throh.
Ling nnd stronuoiis nm ijs jjrrut n tlia
mou otauoraio nun cosily iwu ni ur
diltcctttre.
A balanced nnd beautifully propor
.tlonod creation cornvi to hnml in tho
, HaltimoroBuiiiUy Humid ot Juno Hid,
.miowspapor o' forty panes, lu llvo sec
tlous ot ulght mkv eaoli, nil tho shoots
' loo. nnd easily itcvemdblo to nn ono of
s family o! tun readers. Tint lllustm
'tfoiiiaro iood pen sketches and plio-U-roproductlon,
nouo loud or overdone,
but chosen with tmtonnd nil wry ap
propriate. The local nnd tuluurnphlo nous Is nr.
ranged In nnlumUd uud attnuMlvo dis
play. Thurtt is llbornl supply ot ort
,nj news but doyolil ot seiir-atloual pro
sontallon, n Indrrd Is tho enllro paHr.
Tho Herald Is clean, utroutf mid fair tsl
Itfirlallv- In tiihii hnti,'fiillv tuul nnllm.
1ttlrally American, jsmsw
hot in tho way of criticism, WiJHil
jwrlisps say It was stroiiR 'loonTlyulid
not over-strong In lu representation of
foreign no vis, conllnlng lltelf mostly
the regular aitoclatnl press report
nnd nilsrxlUny from other pub
lications. An attempt Is indeed made
to cover tholluldoi tho world's now in
'an incidental wny. One-halt column
.(jM and, few pro-English paragraphs is
L'r.'.'all tho.sparo allot ted to tho struggle of
ft the Hours. Hut tho whole, as n Journal
istic entcuihlo. Is at clear and refreshing
......... .,..... ,i. ......i.. ...
Scl? .Scandals and monstrous tales, and all
tlio claptrnp ot yellow journalism Is
moioutly excluded. Harriott one 1-
JM torlal, that betrays (ho human falling
'rofieeklnij "to put a contemporary In
ine noio," it is mo most nearly n per-
KfiC t uewspaper that has come to hand
in a lone time
W:.- - -i
rV
f -T'
Tho lands of the Fort Hall rescrro nro
widoly known nnd It has bum no teorut
that for agrlculturo they nro unuxcollod.
Tho prsspectors ot Idaho linvo been
IoiikIiiu for n score of years to lw pie
mltted to explore tho region whore so
many rich speclimms of oro can ho
foiind. I'ocatxllo itself has felt tho dis
advantages of being surrounded by an
unprogresslvo Indian rosurvaliou and
tho whole southern part of Idaho has
been weighed down with this wot
blanket rutanllug all enterprise.
What n Ikmiii will sut In thcro In a
few months lit may bo overdone us such
booms usunll nro but there aro few
places where of late years tlmro aro so
many Imlucouiouts tor people to try
their luck.
Tho railroad Is already built, tho great
Irrigation ditches aro constructed. All
tho great Improvements huvu Ix'un In
etituted. A city with nil the conven.
iuucrsof life Is right in thu center of tho
reservation people will say how easy it
will bo to make a home there, l'ociit
ello is tho great mining distributing
point ordained by nature for all the
great mineral regions ot tho northwest.
It will take the palm away from Halt
Lake mid Denver, In but a few years
It I will rival them lu greatness and
magnificence. It has Ken ordained
that 1'ocatello should wait a long lime
(or her opportunity but It has emtio at
last and when all those long miles ot
rich agricultural and mining lands are
thrown open for tho hand ot man to de
vulop then will she see tho dawn ot a
great prosporlty tor sure.
The people who will rush to this
quarter will be full nl ambition and
energy and such a people novur look for
capital. Wealth forces itsolt upon such
men. It Is thu sleepy Indolent vicious
chtM wlilvli rejiels wealth. Vice indol
ence ami high taxes go together. They
always seek capital tocomu among them
but It Is timid toward that people. They
cannot espM't the curse ol Uod and his
blessing at tliesamu time.
would Iw n recognition of a master
shipbuilder that would go far to convince
me worm mat mo ncpuniican pnriy
desires to do something to stimulate
that Industry on which depends the
development of commerce and tho conse
quent weakening of trusts and combin
ations." True JomtNAb editor is Interested in
tho recognition of tho racificcoast, and
of tho ship-building industry,
Tho only possible benefit of expansion
to this coast will How frcm tho stimulus
to ship builJlrg derived from increased
coastwiso commerce, nnd (reo inter
chnngo ot products vr lib our Island pos
sessions, When hundreds of ships aro
plowing the seas lxtween our Pacific
coast ports nnd Alaska, Hawaii, the
Philippines, Guam nnd tiulu, with no
tariffs to obstruct traulo, American ship
ping will rovivo wonderfully.
Tho nomination of a great American
ship builder liko Bcott would go farther
to encourage our tnarino Interests, than
tho Hanna-Payno shipping subsidy bill.
As Mr. Scott must be acceptable to Mark
Hanna it Is doubtful If the Itepublican
Klltlcal dictator will find hint available
Ills candidacy would not fit into the
plans ot a gang ot subsidy gratters who
would talco tho products ot ono hundred
American (arms to subsidize one Amer
ican ship.
Irving M. Scott, tho builder of the Or
egon and of tho Ohio, is an American
loyal to tho coro. It bad been stated
that tho Sc walls of Malno, ono ot whom
was on the ticket with Bryan in 1890,
were always on tho side ot the British
In the ware In 1770 and 1812. Whether
truo or not, no ono can doubt that Ir
vlnjtM. Bcotl's heart beats with our
country, and even tho opposition to the
Hepublicau party could take a pride in
seeing him placed on tho Itepublican
national ticket.
AtBedTlBe
take a pleasant herb drink, tho nox
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is belter. My doctor says it
acts gently on tho stomach, liver nnd
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It
Is liinrin nf hnrhff. nntt In tM-fmnriwI fin
'easily an ten. It is called Lane's Medi
cine, ah uruggists sell it at Xbc. ana 00
cts. J.ano's 1-amily Medicine moves tho
bowols each day. If you cannot get it,
send for free sample. Addroes, Orator
F. Woodward, LoKoy, N. Y.
Mew Silem Policy.
The bond filed by F. It. Anson to
guarantee to tho City of Salem that he
will comply with.the terms ot the fran
chise granted tp htm, says tho Oregonlan
correspondent, means more to (ho city
than appeared nt first glanco. With the
granting ot this franchise, the city coun
cil inaugurated a new policy that of re
quiring tho beneficiaries ot franchises to
pay for tho samo. Tho ordinance grant
ing Mr. Anson this franchlso provided
that ho and Ills successors should pay te
to tho city monthly 2 per cent ot their
gross receipts from tho sale ot electric
JHS
OCDO TOPIC
X
fNititrllillltnna ti itila hAnartManl aoa
V reipcclfiilljr solicited from our readers
s
Hood's PHI
Do not grlpo nor Irritate the alimen
tary canaL They act etntly yet
promptly, cleanse eTJectualiy ana
Qivo Comfort
Sold by all dratglits. 25ccnU.
current or steam heating. It was a
question in the minds ot many business
men whether a capitalist would under
take to install a plant ot the kind men
tioned, and agreo to pay 2 per cent ol
the gross earnings for tho privilege. The
filing ot tho bond as an acceptance of the
terms specified seems to be prool that
the city can reap a fair revenuo from
the special privileges It grants to Indus
trial institutions .that uso its public
thoronghfarcs. It tho experiment shall
prove a success, as it now promises, tho
city will probably attach a similar con
dition to every future grant ot this nature..
But the now enterprise is to ba an ex
WHY USE
W?lsbacb flaitfle?
Durable sua sItm ONE
bbcbcs Tnr qitr a aoo"
LIGHT AHD ARK IXJNO LIVKD.
WK BELL TIIRKX GRADES:
. . . .l. ... .... !.. flxrahlA ftlM 9'
.. i.iwfv .ri... i.u.t mini lu uini.iio.-.. ... r - a-.- ,n
TUSKA" WBiu jy" - ""ft,, ".V.iSUSD Ion of onlr three feet vet !ui-.iyr''..c:
NO 1"Th.old.UnabnoflTMUniqulltr.b(lglTlng EIGHTY UAKUU ivs- .
'IDKAL?'D quite u good qualltr but giving same candle poirer m the No. W, and at half the
AnrJPl"mWUMStflM Call and .ee naand
0.R.&N
it's What You
save
.
pmr A ar timi scukdolk. "".rr
ron From Portland. iti
Cn7cVSo8alt Ijiko, J'ViiTct "it. ' Worth ""
Srecial Omaha. Kanns Cltr. Bum.
l.ii.M Loula.tih CJtoandKal,, "y-WpBi
BnO-
kanc
Dyer
8
Flyer
B.-CJpm
Allan
tlo Ex.
p, m
gp m.
Tu.j ,i,c o,i rrU nnrl if vnti are alive to vour
lliai inarvco jruu i iv.il) .. j - V 7 j- f
own Interests you'll find you save money uy uaun.s ..w.c.
O er people do. Why not you. . . . .. ,
Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most
poriment in manufacturing that may complete.
prove of immenso importance to the ft JLi- O. T rArrt
business interests of Salem. In addl- 1.3rriLL Ot JL3, W rGIlCtJt
tlon to the electric light and power 0U) p09T0FF1CE aK0CEltY
plant, Air. Anson agrees loesuuusu, nui
-.
A PPCE HOMES DILL.
Senator Phonp ot Idaho, has galmsl
Jhu crctllt ot landing this bll at his term
of congress nnd itwaramoiig thobatch
'"'k ljl" wulcu wont lo tUQ lreMut for
i" his ilgnaUiro. Tim great l'ort Hall rvser
, vatlan upon nhleh Pooatollp Is situated
I. fte.ll! IJ ,I.M.k..k A1UU. ,A utir.. ill...
4u!" fl,n v,"k'i ,i rvt(y. ..ii riA.
ljMpl tne land within nro lolloa ol the
city.
LTndnr ktiHWiimvlaliili tlilalainl ullllm
Jlspojd of In a dllforent inaniwr. All
' V ... ..... . . 1 ... . .. .. ..
w4 rvyncuHurat louu vuini) me ininue
f rDIfUhho town o( lWatl mi l,
&p mH t public auction for nat less tlnu
i k iiih unr KninT iiibi nir iiunHni ijii.is
tf ' t r '"'-"i '" -- - -" .
" wshub tn-s nvo-mtio limit vnau uo uts
''l pmA ofuftdwrtho inlimral laud Uv of
'"MtslTiilll Siatifi pxccptlng that tho
WiolsMcli lands shall t (Ued at 10
jlpasr m laescad of thu prtca Bxed by the
Wr.KiBaMl Luul UlL-unt II 111 ITiilltuI Rial..
VlHsoI the land ou this iwer-! Kr,-
Ju . .i ., . ... .1 Tub .1,
rvBJwm ww m mvv qi hi mo tituai
' tlltf luJAJI lAllft. MM, lllVllU'.t fllw.l
'I jlmtlwe for pIng, the tv'uIUIoii (
p? izrrr .. ; .vr .;; ; t
-s m aipwny iw'it.rt) ur 10 many
pStk: all ovr Ui Horlhwwt.
I'OR VICE PBCSIOCNT.
A Washington ttoolal rays this ol thu
VI io Presidential nominatien:
Names ntn ooustautly lailng sprung (ur
Vlco-Presldcnt, and friends ol tho Ad
ministration mid monitors of tho
National coinmltteo quietly give a tip
that this man or that man has been
selected tor the tilaco. One of tho luloit
of theso Is I'renldont Scott, ot the Union
Iron Works, of Kan Francisco, and his
otuulUliicy Is annouiice.1 from friend
vloso to thu Administration. Another
intimation is given that the President
hliascK dcilres Allison to l iiomlnattHl
and even tho Klkiua candidacy Is loom
lug Ui soaievthal It lok llkuapro
concerted plait now to have nil theeau-didat-s
brought (orv,arl, with thotlual
result that the nomination is to lx
forced by general acclamation upon
snmubody agreel on bv tho Admluislia
tiuu. Thwro is )ct a MwbllIty that
Governor Ititosevell will bo tho man.
A tew days aintfo Tun Journal had a
oetuplimoutary notice ot the widldaoy
ol Irving M. Htfott, oltho Union Iron
orks of Saii Franvlsou for tho otllce ot
Vtco I'rMldnni.
Not thtnktue the matter would rrcelvu
any (artfter notice orattmst any atteif
tlon, the managing editor was surprld
to rvwho a congratulatory telegram
thanking thc,elltor fortho courtesy, and
aiklng periuUsloii to quote Tug Joua.tAb
attaoriii(; Scott's nomlnaMon on the
Republican ticket. This nat chterfully
TWO LITTLE GIRLS.
I'm twins, 1 guess, 'causo my inn say
I'm two littlo girls. An' ono o' mo
Is good littlo girl ; nn' th' Other V shu
Is bad littlo girl ns she can be.
An ma says so most ever' day.
An' sun's tho funniest inn I 'Causa when
.My dolly won't mind, it 1st cry,
W'y lion my inn sho sob an' sigh,
An' say "I)enrgoodlltthiglrl,good-byl
Dad llttlu girl's coined here again I"
Last tlmu 'nt nut net that n.way,
1 cried nil iu yself awhile,
Out on thu stops, an' nen I smile,
An' git mv doll nil fix' In style.
An' go in w hero ma's nt, nnd say :
"Mnriiln' to von. inomniv dear!
Whero's that bad littlo girl was hero?
Il.nl littlo girl's uoncu clean nway,
A n good llttlu girl' coined back to stay."
Jnuies Whllconib Itlley.
My LaJy'e Toilet.
Tliu neck bauds on our gowns nro high
and straight around, mid vury simply
trimmed, a result, no doubt, ot tho ten
iloney to crowd so much decoration ou
this ono small orllon of the bodice.
Illsck net, woll covered with applica
tions ot black taffeta, makes n wry
pretty short enpe, finished with frills of
laco and chiffon. This rort of garment
Is inadn In cream tints ns well, nnd nlsu
in gray mid beige.
Ho mush talk nliout u new stylo ot
colffuru ought to bring somu results.
Certainly thu stuffed ompudourhas lost
every title to distinction since Its tiro
has liccomo so common, mid (ho coll low
on thu uapo of thu neck Is In contempla
tion i lu fact, it is seen hero nnd there.
Thu hair is parted In tho middle and
brushed low over tho fotehead in a soft
loop at either sido nnd back from the
temples nltlt a partially curled Ihilllueas
which gives a broad effect to the face.
Whit to Do With Irult Juice.
l)o not think of putting nil tho left
over llipior from canning Into thu vln
egir keg, but uho it lu some ot tho more
appetising ways ot cool summer drinks.
When 1 have syrup left (runt canning
berries, I sometlnios cook it down, add n
littlo vinegar or a stick ot cinnamon,
and If not sweet ouough, add a littlo
more sugar Ixitlt while hot, and te.
away fur a warm day, when you may
ufo a good tahlespDOiitul ot tho julcu to
aglassof lco water, and you will enjoy
tho change (rout tho ever-preiont lemon
ade. Currents, blaoklwrrius, and rasp
berries making the best fruits (or drinks,
while tho Juice from other fruits, I cook
down Into n nicy syrup nnd bottle, to be
used with hot-cakes during tho winter,
making a delicious chango from tho
sugar syrups. X. A.
niacktwleiand Rasptcrrlts.
In canning blackberries you will find
that 0 cpiart boxes ot this fruit will fill
0 pint Jnrs, which will bo about as much
an your family will need In n season.
Hlackborrks aro a fruit easily kept with
little sugar, and If too atveot they nro
ruined ; therefore ullow only M of a
K)iind ol sugar to each pound of fruit
nnd lot stand for an hour, then stow
slowly about 20 minutes.
Raspberries appear about this tlmo,
nnd may follow the samo rules as black
berries, but to my mind tho most at
tractive uso ot this fruit is In the old
fashioned raspbarry vinegar. For u lit
tlo family you will want only n small
quantity, as It Is generally too strong
and must bo diluted in watcc when
used. Cover 1 quurt of raspberries with
1 pint of the best elder vinegar nnd let
It itiuiif for two days; drain, off tho
liquid and pour It over 1 pint of fresh
fruit, lotting it stand again 2 days; re
peat this with 1 more pint ot fresh fruit.
At the end of tho last 2 days strain tho
liquid, add 1 pound ot sugar to each
pint ot juice, boll slowly tor 10 minutes
uud put Into small bottles. With a
good cork tho liquid will keep without
Ix'ing inndu , nir-tlglit. This amount
should fill 1 or 6 )i pint bottles, which
should bo dnlnty uud attractive in shape
and one ot which will often make a ro
freshing gift to nit Invalid friend.
To Rtmtmtcr Whea You're Duylsi Veal.
In selecting veal alwnyo tnko that
nhlch is fattest and whitest. If tho
kidney is well surrounded with fat and
If there is n very conspicuous vein In tho
shoulder ot a bright color, tho meat is
rather sure to bo good and fresh. Cold
veal may bo mado over into a palatable
dish. Cut thu meat In slices, dredge
them null with Hour and fry in hot but
ter. When brown, remove the allcos ot
meat, and pour thu cold gravy Into the
mii, add two tablespoons ot tomstt
catsup, fait and pepper. Then add a
few slices of cold boiled ham, nnd last of
all tho slices of veal, and 'vo immedi
ately. New York Ku'ning u.
lator than October 1, 1001, a steam heat- -
ing plant, for tho purpose ot supplyin
heat to tho business houses in the ten
trnl part of town. He proposes to mil
iro tlio steam that otherwise would go
to waste and, by forcing It through un
derground pipes, heat any building ad
jacent to his lines.
There aro sovorat largo steam engines
in operation In this city. The steam
from tho exhaust pipes is dispersed into
tho air and thus is a total loss. Tho suc
cess of Mr. Anson's experiment depends
upon whether he can lay plnoa and fur-1
niah heat cheaper than luiliyiduals can
heat their own buildings with furnaces
and stoves. Theistcady risj In the price
of wood is making tho ltom of fuel more
anu more linporsani. ii mo consump
tion ot fuel can bo reduced, and tho
waste steam utilized, thero will bo a
great chango la the manner of heating
business houses, not only in Balem, but
In all cities having manufacturing in
dustries operated by steam,
m '
The llomllett Man In Salem
As well as tho handsomest, und others
aro Invited to call on any druggist
and get frco a trial bntllo of Kemp's
Halsaru for the Throat and Lunis, u
remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and
bollevo ull Chronic and Acuta Coughs,
Asthma, Bronchitis and Consump
tion. Prlco 25c, and 00c. cod&w
HB ATINGT
STEAM,
HOT AIR,
HOT WATKR,
tlmates lurnished, and work done promptly substantially
and at honest prices.
Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty.
T. S BURBOUGHS, 102 State Phone I5II
Id. m.
x. Bun
Until r
. dT
iv p.m.
Walls ; Walla, Sppkaae, Minn J
waokco Chicago and ait.
TIA HUNTINGTON
OCEAN BTEAMtJllint.
KorBnn Kranclftcu,
Ball CTOnr " aaji.
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COUJMIHA niVHlt
UTtT A HIL'tiu
To AsUrlft nnd way taartlhgi !
la
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M.
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WILLAMKTTK 1UVKU
For l'ortland. Newtxrr anil w J
Leave IAiidlnta. Monday Wlnull'
.tfalcm" I ilar and Frldaj at 11.00 . m.V.ii...
TnMtlnr, Thnrtuajrand 8atnr-t';1
daj at .E0 a. ra
FOB COBVALLIS " "
And war noluU Tucadar. Thurrdar an a....
day, 4.00 p. in,
WILLAMKTTK 1UVJCR DIVISION
Dallr boats to Portland as abom. Tm,.f... ..
street car 11ns at Oregon City If tho iteamtn J!
delated thore. Ticket to all points In Orcnm
WMhlURlon, California or tho Kant, huhul
checked through from Balem free. Choice
rail or river route to Portland. Connection
made atrortiauu Him an ran, ocean and riti.
Unci. ,W It. HUltLUURT,
flea, Pasa At , Portland Or.
Atent, Trade Street dock, Btlti
See Our
nlrcd by leading physicians, and e
lally by A. P. O'ilrlon M. D., Cnptaln
ana Surgeon, also by win, 1). AlcCarty
oASToniua..
Biars Us j? You llaie AlwrJ BoogM
Special Hemes
Ulu Uovernmcnt" whiskey, recog-
I espec-
Ci
M. I).. Malor and Hurscon. in United
Slates Army. Furthermore, tho board
of health of San Francisco, recommends
this stimulant as tho purest, unadulter
ated, for family uso, for convalescents
and invalids. Bold exclusively In Salem
and Marion County by J. I'. Kookrs.
4-20-tf
OA8TOHIA.
Bears th f I W KIM Tj3 Hlr Alwara Boaght
8l4natars Sjr-SZjA
S7Z-a.
NewLineoT6o-6art;
and Baby Carriages.
F. W. HOLLIS & CO.
1st Door North of PostJOff cc.
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHflSTa ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Tortland and way
stations at 6 M0 a. m. , 7:54 a. m. and
4 :05 p. m.
I.T rorcland.7:.
Lt Ealcm.
Ar Aihlanil.
Ar Sacramento..
Ar San Franclaco..
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.12.80 A M
, 6,00 P M
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Ar Denver... .,
Ar Kama, Ulty....
Ar Chicago...
Ar Lo Angelea...w
Ar El I'aw. ...
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ArCIlj of Mexico
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SALESI J.ODaES
r. j. w. w.
Balem Camp No. IIS. Mceta everr Friday eveL
PC, 7.30, In A. O. U. Wt hall. Stale Iua, lUx.
r X. lioulllrrd, C. U.; W. A. Moorea, clerk,
room 10, lloorcs Ilk
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tor tho comfort nnd convenieco
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K. J. COYI.K, II. II. AllIlO'lT,
A. G. P. A,, Agent, Portland,
ancouver, IJ. 0. Ore.
In Bulk
At Eppley's
Qnly 10 cents a pound.
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wire lit uxttou to tho national !Upub
IU'hu wminitU-o Wlilngtuii nd did
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Mights of Tossir.gand Torture, Relief
Finally Came with the Use of
Ds Miles' Nervine.
ThoBUiTcrlnt;arv agony piulurtvt. ili.is f ver cquaUtl It tt tyct build
the uiifortunato rrm who U i1o-,.uk up ikened nerve Utn and
ivrlvml u( lilt Meoit, can only U nppro-,jl u.. UvngtU tolltetlml Ih.ly. U
cutetl by tlttwo to whom inorvtloM crones oat tiw iwukt ivtrtt a1 glvrl
fto liai liroiiKlit iho Mina oxporlonoo. ilivm new lit wxl iktr.
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and thrush tho IkhI clothwi-to walk!fcr J . IV lulea mm-
ii'k und fort It, to und riV' " l
MiloC. Matthews
Bucccaao; V Kdwanli ii Matlhcwi
MARKET
MKAT nnd-POULTKY
State streot near railroad. Freshest
and best ineats. My jmtrons say I keep
h peest meats in town.
OTEAM WOOD SAW
O Two Maohlnes
WorkOonu Quickly.
Telephone 26S3Jhlack. Iavo orders at
residence on 12th street, or Steiner's
market. M, Van Knurr, Vw Park. 6-tf
tho Hour, lkti
ft ithiuit, louKiiw, imyiiiK for w'SSxl
vUiU HMI1 WUIO UlU UIVIMVIUI, i'Jiva,
and root tho weary bruin! To look
ulicad and e loouilnif up lu tho luvtr
cuing Insanity that uwful atato in
whlou. n ,wroa U hut to himself ami
to hU f rlentl forovcr thtsm aro but a
part of tho agvmlea endured by th
M,vjo&ioii. hxtrall of which there
1 no btr, safrr ot kurer rouunb-
Vuowu to man than Dr. MllcV lltnot-
stive Ncrvluo. Nothluji In the ,at
tV. ilaure In
all twuttle ha ai
M.K. KlLUN.
5a UrtiuM4 At, Dttimt, Mich.
SmI )car ajw I injuitd wx ipln, and
at a irMtlt. 1 hate fuund it JitKcult 1,. k
future tho horrlblo Mtcr of throat- Wuu Ui all humiuhc bwouj. wtftrd
wavn crrat paw la my KnvU an4 m a. uaabl to
Jp. Dr. MiW Nnin Kvcthcr UU Anlt-
PaIu PIIU ktuxkt;4 lh jvu hijher tha a
kit aivj brought wt, rtfrtahlnj aletp."
r. v. arAKLKV, CawbitJSr, Okla.
Dr. MIW Ntntoe Ii aolj at all drur ihm
km rttlri juanaatt. Writt (ar ! adtc
an4 liooatct to
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AJf VIUM.iac CAU
CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR
Iterooved to HO State street.
iW stock, larvo variety of dry
co6.1s. Silk embroklery, ladlos'
lurnUhlng goods. Japanese
goods, chinaware, matting and
notions. Prices reasonable.
HUIE..WING SANGM COMPANY,
DlSSOUJTKSrTN
To whom it may Cencern:
The PartnershiD heretofore
existing as Herren & Lew is
Hereby dissolved. F. Lew re.
tjrinjr and Ed. C.' Herren con-
uiiuiiij; me uusiness. All ac
counts due the late firm are
payable to F. Levy.
Dated, Salem, Oregon., May
22nd., 1900.
F. Levy.
Ed, C. Herren.
o-M-tu
Chicago, llttk Island 4 Pacific Ily
Tho favorite lino to all points east
Hroad, vestibuled and up-to-dato trains
between Puebloond Denver.and Omaha,
Chicago and KatiBaa City, making direct
connection in Chicago with nil morning
trains east. First-clitks Pullman Sleepers
Ubrary Uuffet cars.boUveen Denver and
Chicago; tho most perfict dining ea
service in tho world "A La Carte :'
through tlrst-class Pullman Sleeper every
day between Salt Lake City and Chicago
via the scenic lino; jiersonally conducted
excursion- in ordinary Pullman eleepiug
carsoncoa week from Portland and San
rancisco to Omaha, Chicago. Iluffalo,
Chicago and Now Ynrk- via )!.. :...!
Salt Lake Route, without change to
Chicago. No annoyine transfer in Clil.
cago. Thew cars aro provided with all
weea-iy periodicals for free uso of out
,..v..,.. m, lurmuriiiiormaiion, maps,
lowers, etc., call on vour nenri tiCni
"licm, ur nruo io
A. K. COOPER,
uen'l Agent. Pass. Dept.
Portlund, Ore.
Pullman and Tourista rars an bath
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdon
and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
Bt. Louis, Now Orleans and Washington.
Connecting nt Han Frondisco with sov-
(or Honolulu,
nes, Central and
oral steamship lines
Japan, China, I'hillppl
ooutu America.
Sco Mr. W. W. Skinner agent at Halero
Station, or address
C. II. MAUKIIAM, G. V. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
a
s PICTO
Quick Time
to the East and
South-East
Via thWon
Pacific R. R,
Two Daiiv Solid Vestibuled Trains.
fROM PORTLAND or BAG
RAMENTO toDENVEU.OMA
HA, KANSA8 CITY and ST.
LOUIS. , ,
Less than 3 days to CHICAGO with-
out chango; only ono change to Now
iorK anu oiner .asiorn points. n
other line does it.
Pnlaco and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
and Library Cars (barber shop) and free
recllnlmj chaircars.
For rates, Tickots and full iuforraa
tiou via either rduto, apply to
V. V. 8kinnk.
Agent S. P. Co. Balem Ore.
Or J. II. LoTiiRor, Gon'l Agent.
No. 135 Third Bt. Portland Or.
The German Market
Will be fouud all kinds of meat
and tho best of sausage. FREE
DELIVERY. Allblilsduetlie
late firm of Wolt A Miescke
must bo paid.
UOL,z, Si SON
171 Commercial Pt.
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are largo and have a reliable attend
ants, your team boarded by the week or
eonable, our patronage solicited.
H. M," Brown
K2 Ferry Street.
Sunday School Convention.
Portland June 13 is Fy-
.. -- w . ,.
,llririri linl-nlr ?t (r il
v.... iiwiNcia jii. no rounaiMalnlo
uiH rur oaie ot 202 tJom-
mercial street. Robt. Reid. VAN PATTON i CO.
FREEBURCER' MEVT MARKLT
In?,rn"fA?in U0."er n,w managemeut
cleanest and, ui, pTA
Oivgon Shon Lioo Railroad
Tho Direct Route to
Montana. Utah. Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line,
or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Linn.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Chicago Special, "tht
fiuest in tho West."
Equipped With
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary Tourist
Sleepers
Suierb.Ubrarv-ButTetCars
Snleridid Dinners, Meals
a la carte
rree Reclining Chair Cars
Comfortable Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Complete'v
Vestibuled
For (ui titer information apply to
.R. NAGEL, W. E. COMAN
Trnv. Pass. Act. nn'l At:t
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD,
2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany ia:p. m
Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:55 ? "
Tialn arrives Yaqulna . 7:25 p. ni.
1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna , 0-00 -a
Leaves Corvallis 11:30 .
Arrives Albany 12.15 p. m
3 For Detreit:
Leave Albany 10 w
Arrives Detroit 11:30a. w
i Returning:
Leaves Detroit 12i20p w.
A.rlvcs Albany 6:45 p m.
One and twn clnnorl, at. AlhUOV 800
Corvallis with Southern l'acltlc tian
ttiYlng direct servlM tiand from New
port ana adjacent beaches.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at nooo, rIvIok ample time
to reach camping grounds on tj
Hreltenbush and KanMnm river tn
same aay.
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