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Newspaper Page Text7W0y wMMimmmMwmmWef 'v y ' r j. , n " ft. $ lor Commencing June 25 we will for 10 days receive 80 cents as an equivalent for $1.00 on all pur 1 r " 'i'" "T "f cnases oi , Boy's, and Cbildpen's Stiifs th There Is no rerve- every Boy and Child's Suit In the house Is Included In this reduction of 20 per cent. This Is olden ocpurtunliy to sive money don't let It slip. GJ.J0lMS0fl&60.. The Peoples Clothiers and ANNUAL SHOE SALE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT One year ago we Inaugurated our annual shoe sale. Our cusfomers will remember the wonderful success of our monster shoe sale. This month we will have the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis count on all shoes. All goods marked In plain figures. Lacy's TUB' DAILY JOURNAL UV HOFIM UHUTHKI1B. WKDNF.SDAY, JUNK 27, IUOO. Dally Ono Yonr, $a.OO In Ailvnnoo. Dally Pour Month 51. lit Advnnaa Weakly Una Yonr 91. OO In Atlvnnau ANOTHKR I0HCICN WAH ON OUH HANDS Clilnn uniet now bo whipped. The Kmpirn of tin) Hun must bo disciplined. Wu have got to (In 0,,r Mliuri:. A general of tlio Chinese armies hn 1hoii it IiolnU'il. An udmlrnl of llio Orh'titnl Noel Is In command. Soldiers ntu offer ing their services. 'I'lio iioaeo proHsali o( tho Chinese viceroy has been spurned. Their niitwt wm very moderate. All they asked was Hint our government in fuse tu Join n general movement to put , u belraijiiotiiiK force Into tho Chinese Capital until old I.t lhinx Oltnnt; could go tlicro mid Investigate nud Hud what it was ull about. That was n rvasmiablu rcqtiL'Ht, lint, wu could not afford to miter tain it. Wu intuit not Ihj hi II rut nl tliu killing and cutting up of tlio ourcats, uud wo wouldn't get Our tlinru of tho beef, Which in this case is u worthless dovil llsh, utterly unlit for food nr uwlmlla Hon by Americans. Did you over tod n sunken rook lit the ocean covered with polypIT At low tide It it n slippery, klliuy, ooy mas. When It Ih covured wllli wntor tt U alive. Anything thrown unto it isslesed and disappears In tlio writhing tout of ten- tnelea nnd suckers, whether it is n 'shrimp or a dead imilt. 'Hint is thu Chinese Umpire. It will swallow mul absorb all that thu uattons ef lit world bring tP It. Thoy win draw. Unit aerus ll and put tu garrkons and armies. They can burn towuaaud tollj hmnliwU of nuSugc-Ia, The wtfl get tluiiu tip nnd multiply all thu faster fbr having a J, Jlttlo taore room Inbreathe. In thewnd a foreigner w III not tnukn a iHrcpliWo dent jan Uhlua. He will not chatm? Iholr ' (morals, their religion, tlmlr itmttte Ufa, their agriculture, their law. Hwuy lUdlar our country thruwti tu tliu umw of that'ulviil! polypus., wtwe Uir or sailor w Mud thm to m hi Ufa. will Iwawallowudiiphy tlio itovtlUih of thu drkiit that U 4000 jours old ami has 400.WW.000 tiuituvHvj. What rltflit litvis our Kovuruuivnt i lav WMHi'S iniwma Piflhtowpc Iht oidcal olclillJ Volte 10 us ilhr imlnlul or diugtr ous. Ttta iih u swwseM'y'tawi srilHHttiiliydic I sriHueo iHitn fcalM-;1fi for (fro JfieU Ki A'Miw, Un Kts-wUter .., 80 X V .A" ujrnishcrs. bboe sfor? 04 Utnto &t tho pcophi ono dollnr or hitIIIco one hnmnii lift, to suy nothing of ohliloiids of hows mul iiiiiltH, for compii'st of tho Urimit? It will Imi rnld to iniilulnlii tin rlithtn of tho uilsNlounrii's, Wlml follows tho nilsNloiinrli'N iih n ruin? iuliirnntlonnl niiiipllcutioiiN, war, civil Ixiitlou in tlio form of thoinmiuli ol nnlooiis and Iioiih-s of prostitution ns In tho rhlllpphifH. Itciid what tho Mulli- odlst Kouitrnl confuroiK'o said hImiiii our work an olvilkura In Manila. That's what It amountN to. Wo found tlio pro p'o of Manila without thoto things unl our war uao it to Ihiun. Compit'tt of tlio UhluuHi will, if it nri'oiupllshim any thtiiKi xur worse (conrKos than tho KiiijIIhIi opium imrso I'llo China. Hiil. nnsisl ili'nth and whltofaccd ttnith fol low tho IIiik whuro aiiKlO'saxon olvllisa lion tmu-lii'sa wt'iikur rnoo. It burua and Mlstcru and svara llko a uhltodiot Iron drawn ovor a baby's luutk. Tho horrora of war uru nothing to tho hor rora of an Immoral matorlallsm and I'omiiiitru'allsin proyintt on a wcakor pooplo. Hut wo RUptoso It Is our ih'stiiiy to pluiiKO Into uiiothiir orivntal war and taku our pliit'O itmciiK tho nations of tho world as tho minium kuhihl-orrant of luiH)rla11sin and suhjuxalo u nation so muuh farthor ailvniu-isl as nulmala than woarothat what costs a jjold plinv hi this country oau bo had for two ooppcra tliuro. Wu ealt mtaln, It is an uu-.in oriran saorltlcu to k) to Mar or takoauy larl hi It umltr tho constitution ami tho Inlurprotatloii put on it by Washinxlou and tho founders of llio imtkin. Wo slwiuld havo tho moral oouri;o lo ray to Kovlaiid, Itussia, llormany, I'ranco ami tho roslof thu Kutiixrtii poMr craved by lust of uomiuusl, k In it yuu ploasu, ti it wo will havo uoiio of It. Wu do not mint tlio OIiIiiomi in our wiontiy and no havo no business In thoir. Thu doolara lion of luilupeiuluut'o says mliul Hir ovtu biisliu'ss.Uiiolo Sam, and you'll soon havo miioukIi tu do. China is uiuHmipici ablo as tho sunken nmk in tho sou. Wo aiv aoatspiw for thu Uudhut uaiy inanarahlos ol Ituropo, and ixwily as 'i. sauo as tliOMi tflttorintt umpltcs. UOSTOrVSUIGHECOHD. t Now York sliuukl not rojolou pruina malurly uor thu sUtlillrs id com pJiatlvo uriino whkh Maxistratu Uuucl f that city has irtllcted, whioli shuvis 20 4 per cent. Nd worun' lupplnn can W (tunpUIr wUtMMit rlilUrt H , luhr utuiiiluu.litlbu Thdi?JluliuJ( U talinusht vib ita,iulitu4 tulvUntif(. (lul I tie y ilwvKht u( U blU hr rrtthhorror Thi i - f .... m na utrnly tot UJM Mm I kA m7sV nil li hit riicuui mubr iui uu, buvtr lid' BBBilBBH Hr " AlUuU, U, IH IXWtH. ", I mend A weak elbnr hHi will pro- I In CO Conitltatloa ladiiestlon mi aystepsu. 'June up tliecll wstlvo organs with tliflttttera and you will havo vigorous hearty health. If vour stomach "" CEUBRATEO 0 lo weak, don't fail to xi vo it a fc .STOMACH Bitter5 trial. Hint "there was moro arroslf for drunk- (niioss er thousand of population In Ilostmi than In any other city in tho United Htatos." and "that moro per- Boiisout of every thousand wero arrest I'd for Intoxlnitlon in Itoslon than woro arrested In Now York for nil tho crimes in tlio calendar." Tho statistics are rather Oredltnblo to Itoslon. for tho reason that Mansnchua olts has a law makluu publlo drunk- qtitiFsa a (Hinlsliablo offenso wllhout ro Kurd to nccoinpanylin?Iisorder or breech of peace, lew slates havo such a law and nowhere oulcldo of Itoslon Is such a law strictly enforced. Public opinion in tho Hub City demands a strlngen enforcement of tlio law, no inattor wjiat unfair Inferenco criminologists tuny draw from tho reaiilllnK statistics. Willi this exceptional law Massachus etts couples tho- system of probation for criminals, In which a ersoii who violates tho law Is not punished for his first offense, but tlio punishment sus pended nnd tho offender placed under tho observation of a "probation olllcer" torn staled iierlod and allowed to pur- sou his course unmolested so long as hodoos not fall back Into his objection ablo habits. This treatment is applied especially lo cases of publlo drunken ness, nml ufcnrdiiiK to llnitbert I). Ward, commissioner of prisons In Massachusetts, It has achieved jjood re sults. "Prol)itlon,"has.iys, "hit passed be yond the experimental stage. Under Its iipphcatlon, theoretically nt least, no ono should I hi sent to prison for tlio llrsl offense. It menus tho closing of one-half the prisons in any slate In which tlio system Is well organised. It means tho saving of Hioiisauds of lives to good citizenship ami of hundreds of thousands of dollars to the treasury. Probation puts a man on Ills honor and brings out tlio nervo there Is In him to rehabilitate himself In society. " A CIIAPTCH ON ADMIHAL DCWEY, Kluco-his short life on this earth after lie left llio water, dear old Admiral Dewey has struck a number of Kpialls, lluforo the guns of enemy, In tlio dark and wludlugehnnnel ontuH'ig the Span ish bay, sinking a licet ol Hie enemy's ships before breakfast, for a year after In command nt Manila, he never made n mistake. His hand was on the trigger, his aim was steady, lie was ready to hold bis own and uphold our country's honor without fear or fa or, ami with out a single mistake In ull that strenu ous exciting time tho old man covered hlmrelf with imuT.u-ouhlo glory and made the Amurleau people proud of him and prouder of themselves. lint before ho struck laud he showed signs nl weakening, lie let a woman regorter gel hold of him and dp him up. He accepted u groat many gifts, hou o-saiid baniUets and he would have Ikh'ii more than mortal if ho hadu't.The American people simply turno I them selves and all thoy owned over lo him In one giaud Idiotic outburst of hero worship whloh was all orfeclly natural If It was foolish. In the mean time the old man of thu sea showed ho was only human uud had his woollier eye cooked for somu of the good things. Almost before he got the salt smell out of his mouslaehu ho had oust a lino to tho lluutt widow and soeiety woman In thu national capital. She grnlilx-d the rope and he pulled her in and made all taut and shlpihaM'. In our humble, raw and uncooked western opinion it was the smartest thing Ih aver did, next to knocking thu IkiUoui out oMhu Span ish war. There ate eoi'o so stralght-laevd they would Ihuu had the old tar go It alone all thu test of his life. Hut the umuiuon sense of mankind will applaud his kvkhI J idgmeut in imtirylng the widow whom ho had Ih'oii mdt on in lis young man liMsl,and w ho no doubt scorned all thu umie itttruulho tu him Invauio he did nut gut her If any man in the world was untitled to thuuuutfoits uf u home, llioeuiiMlalion of the most beautiful thing in iHUtiiv.it. to Iw grouted in thu morning with a hug and a amauk, to lie put to bed with aiMnxM. it was the man who paced a sltH'hhMk, slid eaten canned gKl and remained single tor nearly a quarter of a ivutury and whoso last uruUo at sea had hinted sixteen tears. This paper has. never st'ii tit to call iniiuesllon any act of the grval admlr- d'n life. Wo swallow bun whole and all he has done, lie has bvn tevMrvly criticivl fur a uuuiborot aula bv a rwk lei, ivilloiis, harpy pnvis.wlHVMiSiiyhvk. iiiunoy grnliluug editorial mausjrs would luakou story out f the death or mtsfortttno of their dearest relatives. Bo Dewey must conclude he has bten as well treated as if' ho had married Into tho family of some of his editorial crit ics, without the dUadvantage of a con nection with reptilian breed. Dewey was more than human the way he forgave them all. He was a thor ougbred to never sli,ow any algnaof pun ishment. He bore it all with a Spartan fortitude, when it must havo made him wince to hear what was said about his wife's religion, about his disposing to her of his hotiso nnd all the talk about his I mjI n g a candidate for the presidency, nil of Which ho had a perfect right to consider and even to undertake. The liolitlcnl managers hod to hump them selves llko n house afire to keep him out of the presidency. It would have been fatal to their ancient industry, about as respectable as tho old shell-game played at circuses when we wero a boy, to have a man not n politician get that office, Now those vanities aro all passed over nml Dewey ha.i made the grand tour of our country. Ho tins dono all that the American coplo can reasonably expect of him and ho has tho right to Ira let alone. Wo do hopo ho will proceed to enjoy tho rest of his days with his wife and taku things easy and bid tho van ities of this world go to pot. Wo wish tlio denr old admiral any thhuMhat he is capable of, but he should kccpiiitet. Ho owes It to -himself to keep out of tho newspapers as much ns possible, and keephiB wife out, Let him go to raising chickens, or sweet peas, orNecomo tho father of a bonne log boy baby and wo will all bo proud of him. f-ot him nnd his good wife Mil dred quit putting tho political world Into n commotion and come out to Oregon where wo have tho most perfect summer iilimntu in tho world to raise children nud let him do something for his country Just in thu ordinary lino. Admiral Dewey is too smart a man to bother with dirty oljtlcs. Ho could compose a good book of memoirs and tell how ho grow up as an ordorly or disorderly loy In Vermont, how ho got his llrsl licking nt school nnd stolo watermelons, how ho first fell In love and the first girl he ever kissed and what she did nliout it; whether she cuffed his ear or whether she afterwards became Ills wife, or own up whother It was not really sweet, designing Mildred wlio ropoil him In finally ns ho came homo after his long voyage through tho Mediterranean, all covered with salt brine and glory. AImivo ull Dewey should cultivate a peaceful and contented spirit, not sub Jed to int jrviiiws. AImivo all, he should never disgrace himself and his country by making merchandise of his glory and achievements at M cents n line, n-la the modern military or naval egotist wlio sells his exploits In tlio name of tho Amurleau people to the yellow Jour uallstlo syndicates, accompanied by pholographsof himself taken on tho spot by himself as Koosevelt, Sampson, 8lgs Ih-o et nl, did. His memoirs in his old aga aru all the people want. With care the old salt Is good for many years. Hero's eace to his mind while ho la with us and glory to his name and nshos for ever. "Muster lathe DeitSiuce," Yet some iiooplo are never hungry. Whutmer they eat has to lie "forced down." There Is, of course, something wrong with these ieonle. Hy taking ikkmis Mirwiariiia a snort lime iney are ulven an upnetlto and then they en- Joy eating nnd food nourishes them. If you Uud your appetite failing, Just try a Isittleof Hood's. It is a true stomach Ionic nnd every dose docs uood. The best family cathartic Is Hood's Pills. :l Shootlst Prlte. WivNirwi. Juno 27. Much interest is Wing taken In the Western Canadian trap-shooting tournament being held here today, Prises valued nt ft, tXX) are offered, Including a sterling sil ver trophy, offered ns the Internationa' champion priie. A gold medal also goes to the winner. At Bed Time like iliilnH.iut liorh drink, the nut morning I feel bright and my com plexion is letter. .Sly doctor says it nets gently on tliu stomacli, Itver and kidneys, uud is a pleasant laxative. It is made of herbs, and is prepared aa easily as tea. It is called lame's Medi cine. All druggists sell it nt 25c. and 60 ets. IMM s Family .Medicine moves the bowel each day. If you cannot get it, wild for freti sample. Addres, Orator K. Wonlwurd. LoKoy, N. Y. Seat of Vetersst. Ki.wiHin, Ind., June 27. The four teenth annual encampment ol tho Sous of Veterans, Indiana Division, and the tenth annual meeting ol the ladles' Aid Society, uponed In this city today, and will continue hi session until Friday evening. It it the meet elaboratu en campment in point ol entertainment and attendance ever held in the state. Areat pyrotechulcal display has been arranged. To NUM sad To-Monvw Milt. A ltd vault day ana ulght duriug this week yuu van vet at any druggist a IvcuipV Uahum for tho Ttmut and Lungs, acknowledged to bo the tuoaL sacct'Miui rouieay , ever sola for Cough. Croup. UroticlUtH, Asthma ami Uuiifuniptlou. del a utile to. nay ami acep ii aiwaya in tuo UOUM imuuuiii uucvk your CWU at OBCO i miH niii(uuc, oauipiquoillO iree, eod&w B4rtk 1U IU Vat Kan toaft hm CHIEF CRIMINAL. ALEXANDER 'WAS HE3P0N9IBCE FOR STAGE ROBBERY. Psrtser of the Self Styled Detective Ssys Alexsnder Was the Oae That Planned Botttry. BskerC'ltr Democrat. Testimony in the case being tried In the federal court against Van O. Alex ander for conspiracy to rob tho United BUtes malls, was damaging to the de fendant Wednesday, Alexander professes to be an'nmatcur dctectlvoland accompanied two young men In an expedition to rob a 'stage for the purposoof securing tlieir conviction. John Berkley, one of the young men Implicated, testified against Alexander this morning, and will contlnuo his story this afternoon. Barkley, although scarcely 21 years old, rnakesngood wit ness and does not become confused un der cross-oxamlnatlng, nor loso track of his ideas. He detailed tho Incidents leading up to tho stage robbery and un qualifiedly placed all the blame on Alex ander, declaring tho country detective rnnpntnd the various plans of robberies contemplated, nnd even went so far as to furnish money for Incidental expenses. Accordlntr to Barkley, Alexander did not appoar much like n de'ectlvo, ond Ills motive appeared to lie the same as that of Forrest erren, the other boy impllcatedror Barkley, which waB to go Into the deal for what money they could eet out of it. Alexander is about 10 years older than his companions, who appear to bo Itnnln country bor with anything but dangerous chnrrctcrB. To look at them they would be not be suspected of hold ing up a stogo In truo frontier fashion, and according to the rules laid down in yellow backed literature. Barkley testified that Aloxandcr sug gested a plan whereby the train leaving Huntington could be robbed, giant powder being used In tho proceedings. To purchoso tho explosive Alexantlor gavo his companions i'i. This plan was finally abandoned, and tho trio con cluded to tackle something smaller than a train. So thoy decided to hold up u Btago coach. Tlio Jo given for powder was used to purchase tin outfit for the new enterprise, Alexander, said Barkley, gavo him a revolver when the tlmecamo for robbing the stage, saying: "Take this, John for you are the best shot." Barkley also testified that Alexander told him to use the gun Bhould there ho any resistance and to "wipe out" any obstreperous pas senger or the drlvor In case fight was shown. After the stogo Jhad been relieved of the mall bags and the coach had driven on Its way. Alexander came up with the horses, ho having held them out o! sight while tho robbery was going on. On arriving at the spot, Alexander cut opon ono mall sack while Barkley and Ferren opened .the other. Tho letters weru examined right at the aide of tho road, the horses standing In the road ready to lie mounted. Judging from tho account given hy Barkloy, the young fellows did not con sider the deetl very serious, for thoy made no attempt to leave the locality Immediately. This is tlio lino with other ovldenco brought out that the poritetrators of the hold-upare Ignorant, unsophisticated country boys. Ono thiiiK in particular was made promiuent In the testimony. Barkley said Uiat before the crime was commit ted Alexander, Ferren and himself had entered into n compact at Huntington. The provision of tills agreement was that if any one of the trio proved to be a traitor and give (away on the others, the remaining culprits were to 'kill the Judas on sight. ISarkley assorted kthat Alexander was the one who made this compact Is Y&ur nulse stromr. or weak Does your heart beat too fast or too slow? lletueuiber, every heart that lluttera, palpitates, eklpti boats, cautcs fainting spells, shortness of breath or smothering, is weak, uud Bhould bo built up and made strong with Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. "Since using lit. Miles' Heart Cure my heart action 1ms wonder fully Improved, und after u recent exuinltiutluu my physician admitted that it was strong lu every way." Miis. W. II- Fnoas, Milton, Wis. Dr. Miles Heart Cure U sold ut all druirirlsta on a uosltlve euarantee. ' Write for free tulvlco und booklet to Dr. Miles Medical Ux, JiUiiurt, lud. Lesiue of Missouri. Bt. Louis, Mo.. June 27. The ltepub- ltcau league of the b'tato of Missouri are holding their convention In the quar ters of the State Central Committee at the Llndell Hotel. The basis of repre sentation Is one delegate for each fifty club memliers, besides the president secretary and treasurer of each club. Various political matters are up for ills vussion, aa well aa matters pertaining to tho fall campaign. ScecUl Rcrvees "Old Oovernmeut" whiskey, recog nised by leading physicians, and espec ially by A. P. Opinion M. n., Captain and Burgeon, also by Wm. D. McOarty, M. D., Major and Burgeon, in United Btatea Army. Furthermore, the board of health ol Ban Francisco, recommends this stimulant as thu purest, unadulter ated, lor family use, for convalescents and invalids. Sold exclusively in Salcut and Marion County by J P. Kooicks. 4-20-tl Rdv'a Tilmaav. Saw Yokk.Juiio 27. Joseph Caimane, j an Italian, who is charged with killing t noiltaa ivucvu, ft loiiuw-wuuiijriiinii, in a saloou fight, was placet on trial before Magistrate Steers today. The principal i witneaa for the prosecution It an eleven-1 year-old boy, who has written, signed, and sworn to a statement that Caimane committed the crime. , j Kettct H r&latt Ceairactora. ' Sealed bids will be received by the undersigned up to and Including June j Hi, ltJ0, for the Minting ol three cot-' tagea. Ttio right la reserved to reject auy or all bids. For particulars apply at the Ktkhead Saloon. W, It Asitcaiox Salem, Oregon, June 12, IDOd, u-Utl WHY USE A BKCHDSB THKV LIGHT AND ABB WB SELL TURK . . "S NO m" Thsold standby. 01 iwi"-i--'- rUybut "IDEAU" Not quite auxiBt . rtaimn'llM pufon and burners properly adjusted at above rstcs. d ,, , Mld "vTmSSwelsbach burners? Sfec-rfSffae. KV '"..r.rU,-. tt-aa UOSKV with one sUETTCB u" '"' 'ir-jr.r.a 1,1 us show ociawiguw """-'-"-. .inll-rrn ...1 ssa if tiftvn rsftfl tiOTea nieu SALEM UAO J.iuwi v" it's What That makes you rich, and if you are alive to v wn interests you'll una you 'll una you Why not -1 &tA stocks and provisions is the most ft complete. Harritt & OLD POSTOFF1CB HBATING! STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER. estimates lurnished, and work done promptly substa ntially and at honest prices. . .. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Sec NewLinGofGo-6f and Baby F. W. HOLLIS & CO. 1st Door North of Post Office. SALEM LODUES -. j. w. w BAlera Camp No. lis. Meet every rrlday evef i,7:30,ln A. O.U. W- ball, BlaW lus. bids. F X. lfoiilllrrd. 0. O.i W. A. Moons, clerk, room 16, Moorta blk lrOKIISTUKS OK A.MIXKIOA Court Sborwood Kurd No. 1. MecU Kilday nlgliu lu Turner block. Joliu M. Cha-vo, (J. It. A U llrown Hccy. Itn-tyr 'tire Home Rendered Country Lard Bulk At Epplev's Only 10 cents a pound. OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two Mnohlnos Work Dona Uulokly. Telephone 258:1 black. U'nve orders nt residence on 12th street, or 'Stciner's market. M. Van Flkkt, kw 1'ahk. 6-Utf DISSOLUTION NOTICE. To whom it may Cencern: The Partnership heretofore existing as Herren & Levy is hereby dissolved, l Levy re tiring and Ed. C. Herren con tinuing the business. All ac counts due the late firm are payable to F- Levy. Dated, Salem, Oregon., Atay 22nd., 1900. F. Levy. Ed, C. Herren. 0-2-1 -in tTEM0$ m H. HECKMAN SALEM ACENT JSlm Atoot Ministry. Tlie Paris Millinery store has moved into Urvenbauut's dry goods store. Hex door to the postoftice, at whieh placw Mrs. Chase will continue to give bar galiis iu due tuillineiy until the rood are disposed ol o-Sl-Iui M0HIMEKTS i .asm I yZ?& SsjILiik &v"v BBn5 i .j ikiiiWkiiiiim .1 dress SSSJiJSP. SIsbach MPtle? OIVK A OOO" L0M1 UVKD. OBAuko. . ..,-- i., .,.n... Dursblo sua itv.es rai - ecand.opo.era.theKo.m.sndat.iairtbe 01 inew "" - 71 Cliemeketo St.. Telephone 503. tnem ro j" You save our u 011 -....,. ...ntintr rr ir:iiiuii' iiciti. save i.u.u.j j Lawrence, OKOCKKY Phone I5II Our Carriages, CURE Y0UHSELH l h- l.iit J l..r .iiiiirI. ir. IIm lutrit-, lull iiui4llJiti imlHlMia r iiIiiihIIuii. ..'.'.'.::....,;.,.. I'.iniMn. Mii.t not trii lTHtEiciMjnco. :i,,.,:,.,",,::.i : 'nr Mill III I'l'lll '"ltH rt.Mi. "j ip-ii.,1-". liy upri-m. iiiriuiu. it. II. iii, ,,r ' U.tlli-a, U71. f'frtil.r .il . r.in- Trsil--Msrk. cuu: TOOTHACHE, EARACHE and NEURALGIA la a niluote; all drucilits or TlH-TI-I.o.Mt-illciiM'o. i'.Olln.i.Utr. NVw York S-O'l fur IhuLIi-t. The German M Will be found all kinds of meat and the best of sausage. FItKK DKI.IVKKY. All bills doe the late firm of Wolt Miescke must lie paid, ODOLZ, &. SON 171 Commercial Hi. Cheap Excursion Rales to the East On June 2:1, July 12 A 20. and August -t, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, I'uehlo to Chicago, St. I-onls and inter mediate ioinis and return, will K- mid bv the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT IIATB OK One Itegulir Fare I'lus $2.00 for HwtdTrip Itetnrn Limit October 31, 1IHX) SPECIAL TRAINS uno nignt out to Chicago. Tickets also good cm regular trains. 0HLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINCSANDMANIT0U Take advantage of ihio cheap rates and apt-mi jour aeation in your old homes. Sleeping Cur reservations may ho made now (or any of ihe excursions. W rile for (ull information. A. i: Cooi-sk, U. A. 1'. J)., Portland Or. ! . . Tii.imwos, A. tl j. A.. , . Toiieka, Kan. Jouv .Skhasti.in 0. 1'. a., Chicago. Canadian Pacific fid To St. Paul MOU and Return Ami ikV. j to Kansas City and re turn. ttrstchiM. For sale. June -N Ma and m, the Canadian . mu, atul g,)od for patsagu on the Imperial Limited. agent ol Canadian IVioille will furuUh (ull parllo-ilars, or ad- KJ fOYI.K. A. U. P. a., Vaueouver, 11. II. II. ABP.OTT, Agent, Portland, Or. C CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR Removed to 140 fetate street. New stock Isrgtt variety of dry K.xl. Silk embroidery, ladies' furnishing good. Japanese KjJa, clunaware. matting and notions. Prut's reasonable VCjW'TiiikrSwJ fifty u iw.-J.j.. VI tz&if ti.i..'- H !' nH. v' a-'-Ji siinr.1 HUIE WING SANG CCMPANY O.R.&N psrAaT, roa TIME SCBRDDLE. From 1'ortland. AHR Cblcagp'Ualt Laks, Denver Ft. Wn.ii. tfppcial I ih.15a.ui1 Ouialia. Ksdsm Cltv, Bt 4 00 h Iuls,Oblcmro imd Kaat, , ta 8p?aneWalU Walla, Spokane, Mlnii..8pk", Klyer apolta, tit. Paul, Uuluth, Mil. u.nlM I'll!.. on lltil &ua. kftn. cwpm 7' a. u. nu'v w...vw .u .,, Allan tlo Kx, p, m VIA . ltUNTlNOTON a io OCKAN HriiAMUriipBrn 8 pm. For bam rraucisoo, Hall every flvedara. t p. tt 8 p. m, ex. Hun COLUMUIA ltlVKIl HlKAMKKd, P-I ro Astoria atul way Uatlugs, "- 10 p, m, WlUiAUKTlK MIVKIt I -Kur Portland, NelerK amlwa A.a Uare jndlm. Moudar Weilni l. riali-m iLuyaud Krlday at 10,00 a. uj.dtu.rl Tneauay, munuajana Batur-l a V day at t.S0 a. m. T H FOR CORVALLIS And Vfay point Tuesday, ThundayaadUuir day, 4.00 p, m. WILLAMKTTK HtVKR DIVISION, Dally boat to Portland aa abore. Transfers la street car Hue at Oregon City If Ibe ateamtn art delayed thoro. Ticket to all points lu Orcuun Washington, California or iho Kasl, Btiwi cbecked tbrougli from Balom free. Choice rail or river route to Portland. Conncctloi made at Portland with all rail, ocean aud Mter lines. ,W II. IIUHLBUItr" ' Sea, Paai Agt, Portland Or. . . -. . - " '"OWKHS, Agent, TraJo Street dack, Stlem SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem tor Portland and way Btationaat5:40a. m. , 7:G4 a. nj. and 1:05 p. in. I,v Portland -. SSW A M ,s.M T ti I,T Halem . -. 11:00 A U luj3 r U Ar AshUud 12.30 A U lifii Y U Ar Hacramento.... tM P M iili U Ar Hau Francisco.. . 7.14 P M 1:11 AM ArOg-len . 6:4.1 A M 11:15 All Ar Deliver . S.co a il nun Ar Kansa, City 733 A M 721 A M Ar Chicago... . 7.41 A M KM A 11 Arl1 AUgelea .... l"So PM 7l"A U Ar HI l'aio. ...... 600 P M CM r 11 Ar Fort Worth S .30 A M Mm Ar City or Mexico .... .M a 11 Ivm a H Ar Houston - S:41 A M 3 J4 a U Ar New Orleans .. (.-21 r M lara Ar VmIiIH(IOU.... 6:U a M li-.IJ A 11 Ar New York .2;J3 P M 1X43 r U Pullman and Tourists ejus kstli trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogilsn and KI I'aeo, nnd tourist cars to dilutee, St. Louis, Now Orleans and Wasliingtos. Connecting at San Frandlsc with sov" oral Btcatnship lines for lioiiohilit, Japan, China, Philippines, Central and South America. See Mr. W7W. Skinner ocent at Hals station, or address O. II. MAKKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Orepis. Quick Time to the East.and South-East Via thelUnion PnrifirR. R. a PicToaV' -.a. B UWIIIV SI" sl Two Dailv Solid Vestibuled Trains, FltOM PORTLAND or 8A(J KAMliNTO toDENVUR.OMA HA. KANSAS CITY and ST. LOUIS. , , Less than 3 days to CHICAGO with out change; only ono change to .Now York nnd other Kastern points. No other lino does It. ... . Palace and Tourist Sleepers, u mug and Library Cars (barber shop) and free reclining chalrcnra. , , For rates, Tickets nnd full Informa tion via either route, apply to W. W. SaiKSKR. Agent 8. P. Co. Salem Ore. Or J. II. Lotiihop, Gen'l Ageut, No. 135 Third St, Portland Or. Oregon Slion Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the RIO GRANDE Bcento Lima. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Chicago 8eclal, "the tluest in tho West." Equipped With Elegant Standard Sleepers Fine New Ordinary Tourist S'eepers Suiorb'.LibrarvBuffetCars Splendid Dinners, Meals a'.la carte cree Reclining Chair Cars ComfortableCoaches and ' Smokers Entire Train Completev Vestibuled For lurcher Inloriuatlou apply .It. NAGKL, W. B. OOU VN Trav. Pas. At. n'l A'u U-2 Third St. Portland Or. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CA11D. For Vuuulna: Train leaves Albany .. Train leaves Corvallis. I Train arrives Yaqulna I I Returning; 12:45 p. W, T.25p.W lycjivcn vuuulna ... . Leaves Corvallis Arrives Albany 3 For Detreit: il-Wa. .11:30 a. .12:15 P- as. tu HI. hi Leaven Albany . Arrives Detroit.,. 7:00 a. .11:30 a. m 4 Returning: Leaves Dciinli !2aW p- A.rl.. All - K-1A R i. tu- O'le and twe connect at Alhany ami Corvalll with Southern PaclBctialua -I. .a a. a . .. Vain. ....c niiMUi.,. . .. v. .. wiving curcci service iianatmui '" port aud adjacent beaches. , Trains (or the mountains arrlveat Delniltat nii'in. giving ample tine"' to reach cumplng Krounds on the ilrelienliusli huh Smitlaiu river tne same clay. U WAI.DKN. KUW1M STONr, Wauar AtMuv On. T Y IP A TI'RKXM Imt tARKCir HAm-TOti .sii HH JKastii it- .M-fi2.ijt.J-