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without
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:v.",?xf .'icit Vrtf
ratefttlty tell
faelfiJ.VfiJ SJ .11 sffiS this great remedy, will be nt
free S'iUf'te "fe &imSbomti Corr.
AlUtitf, OftorgU.
Deaff
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afck, X Vc are 'belter prepared to supply your every wants in
this line than ever before, and arc offering some extraordinary
values in fashionable top coats.
fr O Ouriirico for n line Oxford Coat
CbO veltot-. oljtun.- .trlmtpea ami
w Vnoa Hied .M2 c&t. a"(1 wohW
by many cMhuTrV tfe Salted a bargain at
f 10 -'onr pried $8,
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0)tioGfcy.Coafs,ft.Sa $12, S15 to $17,
.Tan Covert Coats, $9.50, $12.50 to $17.50, ..
JfJOtyt 't
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i '& Complete lino of Children', Boys and Young
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The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers
T3EDAILH JOURNAL
BY UPPER PR0THEn3,
MONDAY, OCT. 22, 1800.
Dally Ono Year. 3 OO In Adtrnnoe
Dally Four Months 91- In Advance
Weekly Qno Year Sl.OO In Advanoo
JOUPMAL X-RAYS
Ortfoo Of nctwektr Prayer,
Oh for a pair of blacksmith bellows
lllUgS
To eulogise Mark Hnnna's ways;
Oh for a thousand Tom Tongues
To sing Mckinley's praiso.
'
Wliy Westafcolt will ho ablo to glvo
hotter meals If "Bryan Is elected, as trust
prices will bo broken and all suppl'es
wilt bo cheaper. Billy will excuse- his
patrons for voting for bigger rations for
two-bits.
People will oat, live, sleep and do
business no mailer who )s president and
tho wlso business' tnari will conduct his
buslnoes so na to have cmtomors in all
parties.
Co), Uofor can do nothing to ploate
tho mercenary brigade They could not
enjoy his prcsaertco in tho Republican
party and thoy are not satisfied becauso
hb Isn't in lt.,jJ'lio JIoMrtans can't bo
happly while ho is on earth. What will
they do In tho next world?
No one can ccusuro'tho Portland Tele
gram for supporting McKlnldy If it
wants to, This Is a freo country and
It needs more independent patters.
ft "
Hero's a hot ono from Judge Kincajd's
paper on Til, i'ord, It will inako him
sweat;
Hon. Tilmon Font, fartnor-lawyor of
Balem, now candidate for Mckinjoy
Presidential elector, land' previous to
890 one of tho' moat oxtretno freo silver
advocates In Oregon, apoka in tho court
house, KiitfciiQi Thursday night, Octo
bur 18,
'
Thorola a persistant rumor current
on tho streets that HI Smith haabtcomo
a Bryan man. No good IlopntilicAn
erer refusean, offlco,
It there aro any'wqtnen In Qrcgon
foolish enough fto address tho alleged
Chicago bachelor who advertises for
some ono to bo kind to, they had hotter
be buncoed at tho distance of 1,000
miles. If Iho animal got right near by
'he would .eat them along with other
green thlugs,
A reader who cannot conscientiously
voto for Bryan or McKluley wants -to
know whether ho hadbetter voto for
Wooley or for Debs? Well, thoro wo are
again. Both aro good men and repro
wnt great principles. Our Inquirer is a
good man and ho should ask his good
wife or thi) Good Lord to help him
make up hlsjiniud.
Tho noxteonotor from Oregon may
or maynotbo a Ilepublican. But ho
will stand wjth Seuntor Blmon for free
trado with Porto Rice, Hawaii and nil
ovor our possessions, and for a terri
torial format government for all tho
Island possessions accor Jing to tho cou
slitutiou. 'fhat is tho only road to
peaco and prosperity In tho Philippines.
Tho safety bf thin couutry lips tjjihe
fact that there are honest, ndopeiulont
wen in all parties who will not condone
wrong Uoingitby pne of tholr own par
um, Tlissy prefor tho welfare of their
cowntry to the succujj of their own party
by motl toublous and quosttonablo
rnmau, apUfthey will sit down hard oji
Mw wwu whS engages in practices 'that
tiy will no4 bear the fullest light of
publicity.
.
Mark Haimu'a o(lco-holdItiB gang all
lMk "dowa theinouth." Ttioy don't
m it howftthsv eau rynew tholr giaft
owtUttWal pffir-e even It JfoKluloy
irflctdv
,MVJl?-WKSI le
WtjrMqua eie
, mi hi jid.
lelMOm iByf,
i.o.. ,ur ,.'.. .;...,.. .. i, ' . .?
" j"jw;Hg nitu wjiy, nt.'
&.)j&rete
afterrrTajtc The tarla of children Is very
fore- baby 11 .. H. T
mi this HH1H MBMaMknBlr
Mothers
denude tint-
nniAii
ra
fi. i liinyniin'l
Friend
of I
lne "" 8w
"." ".:j i.
vThcsc last' few monir
ngs have no doubt
been oowcrful remind'
ennip ItiriA ia Wo vou comfort-
$10
Wo liavo some regular $15J
values which we have placed
on Halo at $10, We have them
in Who and Grey, and you will nover
overlook theso coats If you" lake tho
troublo of comparing them with $10
offerings elsewhere.
"T
Coats, 57.50, 510 to Mb,U
4-
' 'i
public life, Thoy all know that, what
ever ho does, it will be something orig
inal. .Later; Ho has refused.
Tho Portland horse cannory is to shut
down.
A -ft 4
A prominont Balem Itepublican de
fends Mark Uanna for three columns.
Dcfouet'Iof Mark and abuse of Agunlaldo
constitutes two-thirds of tho Itepublican
campaign. Tho othor one-third Is prom
ises of prosperity.
Wonder .f Bentley & Co. of Wash
ington will build tho Balem postofllco.
Ulschargoil they get nlno-tonths of all
the government contracts,
One day tho Statesman had tho Salem
Woolen Mill closing down becuuso it
had so much etock accumulated that un
less McKlnloy was elected it could not
run. That statement would not bear
investigation so it announces that tho
mill will run whether Bryan Is elected
or not.
"Throatonod with an attack," and
"threatened with a complication of dia
Cntes" aro phrases tho medical doctor?
find it very profitable tq employ at
times. TI1080 words parry an imprcs
olyo woightof wisdom that helps out the
bill immensely.
, Illiberal promisos can carry Oregon
for tho Republicans, McKlnloy will get
a big vote. Hero is ono from tho Salem
Statesman: If McKlnloy le elected threo
weoks from next Tuesday, Tlllcmook
County will probably got a railroad next
year, and Southeastern Orogon threo or
four of thorn. And Salem will surely
inot bo missed by nil of tho now roads.
,
Hon. Frank PuxUm la a proper man
to present tho Republican cause as elec
tor. Ho has been attorney of thu text
book trust that has robbod thu people of
Orcgen for thu past twenty years to tho
dotoritnentof taxpayers, and schools,
w V 9
If McKlnloy is re-oloctod Oregon will
want to elect a soutidmonay senator.
If Bryan is elecied the Republican
legislature will need to elect one. In
either event- theio is no room for a
Mitchell.
After Charley Afoorcs called-! his
brother federal olllco-holder traitors for
ftlttftlncr Mill fllfllmi llolrnl "ot l(lnn.l
electing the fusion ticket at Portland,
ho must now got in good graces by
eulogizing Mark Hauua.
WOMEN WILL
DECIDE IDAHO
mm Voters A" Wrswd Up Over the
Ques-
liot
o of Uolon and Non-Union.
Idaho will go forBryan, In the opinion
of Albert Toiler, but In any evunt the
result will bo close.
"It Is the women who will deeldo tho
fate of Idaho," declared Mr. Tozlor, in a
Portland' interview. "The male pop
ulation is so evenly divided that what
ever side the women cspoubu will win,
"I have just returned from mining
in Idaho, 12 miles from the famous bull
pen at Warduor. Thoro the distinction
of Republican and Domourat is not
tulked ofut all scarcely, The whole
centor of conversation is union and non
union. The union men will voto for
Bryan, whiio tho peoplo against unions
will support MoKlnley. l?xcltonnn
over, the union question is running hlgh.t
In faot it is scarcely worth while for a
man to express, an opinion thoro, Kttoh
side cau only soo the situation in its owrf
light, and simply looks upon tho other
slue as composed of a collection of
blockheads,
"When twQ opposing sides will not
argno patiently with ono another, thoro
ia no use being drawn into tho coutro
vorsy ouo way or the other, eBiecJally
when you aro an outsider- It ia dillicult
to say what voto Bryan will huo in
Idaho, but J believe he will carry tho
state, although tho omcoinu
Will lul
eloaoeuouirh ta show Ihn luwmlo tii.i,i'
'""'MjfW' .
' , Ta'SrS',. n.. n,u
nut., ."-..i ., ).-wv...i.- -.-..,.
jv-... ;, T.i,,-z'...-...iu.our nhvsicians about vour case, t
;ari&-
uour
M.wfv kmihiv i v,'wiH.'.'MiiK -ea,
: . ONtTLFORDy
e, . $ i, - ..
A ttctutliaa and a ixnuxratlc Paper oo the
Great 3a)em Spelltlndcr aa J Clotetrotler,
The Rerufcllua Paper.
Thero was a big minstrel show, a row
ing temeranco meeting and a social
Jancolast night coupled with ' a .Heavy;
downpour of rain yet there was a big
turn out to hear Hon. Tilmon Font, one
of the republican presidential electors
discuss tho pending issues. A notable
feature was tho number of ladies who
braved the elements to show their loyalty
lo republican principles. Mr. Ford
began by saying lie was willing to accord
to every mart and woman a right to
their honest convictions on political
audj religious matters. Ho then
touched on tho financial question, com
paied conditions under Cleveland
with thoso that oxlst today showjng
that under the Wilson bill the balance
of trado went against ub whilo under
Protection and reciprocity tlid balance
of trade is in favor of the United States,
Tho trusts and luiporifllldin were dia
cussed in n fair and impartial manner.
Ho gave a splendid explanation of tho
Clayton-Bui wcr and Hay Ponce forte
trcatlos with referonco to the Nlcaraugua
canal and made tho point if Bryan Is
elected the canal will not likely bo built.
. Ho Injected anecdotes into the diecus
sion that wero both pleasing and amuB
ing. Honest old Til Ford is ono of tho plain
people full of homely philosophy.
A Democratic Paper.
Hon. Tilmon Ford hold forth Tuesday
oveningi and tho Republicans aro now
boasting of Us success. After tho band
plajoJ, prpbably 250 persons children
and adults gathered to hear tho noted
Republican orator.
Mr. Ford began his speech by slating
that ho wished (o be fair with his polit
ical opponents; that ho believed, tlioy
wero honost ana ho wanted them to.
grant him tho same privilego of being
honest,nndduringhssrcech woshallgivo
Mr. Ford credit for at no time stooping
toabusivo language. After those few
remarks ho launched out upon tl0 tariff
question, and as his thoughts wero so
ponderous, his audience began to melt
away. After a re-hashed and some far-
fetched Ideas upon this question, in
which tho wonderful increase in tho
prico of stoor hides during the past four
years predominated (utterly, forgetting
thoy aro upon tho freo list) ho launohed
out upon his old freo silvor speech wo
huvo heard him mako so many times in
Marion county. Hero the crowd again
began to melt nway and could not bo
stopped by his declaration that thu Re
publican party had declared for the gold
standard in 1890.
Hero, In order to stop hlsnudionco
from all leaving or falling asleep, ho
started in to tell u yarn which ho tried
to make appear oh original, and after
ponderous efforts lo build a mountain ho
succeeded in creating a very small molo
hill although most of his audlonco failed
to Bee tho polnt.and painfully waited for
appaiieo, lo thop launphetj out upon
tho question of 'trusts. Admitted thoro
was such things hut failed, to toll the
people anything about tho trusts that
wqro hurting them or any rotredy for
their suppression. Horo again tho audit
onco mado n break for tho outsido and
tho vacant seats brought a look of an
xiety to his faco. When he launched
out upon tho,,Fi)lepono"questIon scarce
DO people were In the hall and nearly all
even unto Koeuo had a blonpy
look.or that resigned coinu)suro of thoso
who have determined to "grin and bear
it." But like nil things it camo to an
end, without that brilliant pororation
which was duly uxHctod, but liko the
ship, never catno in.
Dr, Dull's Couih
Syrup furnishes most sub-
stautial coinlort uiul
reiiei 10 consump-
lives: 11 works most remarkable cures.
Don't pespair. Relief can certainly be
had; a euro is posslhlo i 1 1 1 this wonder
fuj remedy.
OuCa,aaoxixL.
Dari the i "qu Han Alwan Bought
ThO Kind "w llatt Wwirs B01
eignatnro
of
, Doys Hun Away,
"Raymond JoIiiiboii and Harry Holt,
two inmates of tho Reform school, took'
u 1. 1... j, .1 . , ... .. .. .
frunvu luavooi unit institution niur
diiy.
Forewarned,
Forearmed.
The liability to disense is greatly
lessened when the blood in in good con
tilt Ion, ntul the circulation healthy nnd
vigorous. For then ull refuse matter
ia promptly carried out of the system j
otherwise ft would rapidly accumulate
fermentation would take place, ,t;tie.
blood become polluted nud the const i,
tution so wcnkvuetl that n simple
malady might result Bertously.
A healthy, active circulation means
good digetitlon and strong, healthy
nerves.
As fi blood purifier nnd tonic S. S. S.
lias no cotial. It is thu safest nud best
remeilv lor old ncotile ntul rltlhltvn
because itcoutuiuH no minerals, but is
made exclusively of roots and herbs.
No other remedy so thoroughly and
ciiccuiuiiy cicnnties tne uiood oi tin .
ciiccuiuiiy cienn
sss
purities. At the
same time it builds
tin the weak uud de
bilitated, and reno
vates the entire svs
tern. It cures permanently all muuuei
of blood nud skin troubles.
nui
routd
ro;
oil.
P.S.
lavlntt the akin red
the akin red and lnfltnii.
alt the wedtoated aoapa and aalvea wltho
XUO UI
OOinrtt mil ma Yin an
did me no good. I uod
M ftnd IftlVAi urltKnul
poueui, a, a. a. oureu me, ana my a
ia aa oloor aud amooth m any ono'a,"
poueUt, h, B. a. cured tne, and my akin
, Mra. irenry Blegfrled, of Cape May, N",
J., aaya that twenty-one bottlea of 8.iJ. U,
ourauharof Oanoer of the hnuL rtnn.
tor and frlenda thouaht her oaae hop
J!,llirilJ'i
Oardner, Vlorenoe.
h. n..
.SJSKf&f
erd for. yaara with JJolU. iwo hot-
. a. nut.iua uiooa in bo
mt.Ula blood la aood oon-
on and the Uotla dlaappeared.
3end. for pur free book, aud write
1
" TW
fWfswif T.'SRfiCM'IO CO, ATUNTA, ttA,
I TWO REPORTS
..Mr. ?,J3. Kelly, of Urbana, Ov wrltsat
"I had iloBoma on uiy hnda and faoo toi
flvyoara. U would break out In llula
whlto nuatulea. oruita would form aud
I! J?
COMS.ty'MPjt
is, 'by Hriffireans; the dreadful
diseas6.it: is thought -to be .
in
the
nning.
The trouble is:
you
don't
know you've got it; you don't
believe it; you won't believe,
it till you are forced to.
Then it is dangerous, t v
Donf be afraid bWaUend
to it quick you can do it your
self, and at home
Take Scott's, emulsion o('
cod-liver oil, and Jive carefully
every way,
This is sound doctrine, what
ever you may think or be told;
and, if heeded, will save' life.
We'll tend yoV !lluU lo try, U you like.
SCOTT & nOWNE, 409 Pearl ttreet, New Yotk
A SALEM
NEWSPAPER WORKER
John W. Veatch has severed his con
nection with tho Salem Journal and ac
cepted a position on Roseburg Review.
John Is ono of tho best rustlers in tho
valloy, and while wo shall miss tho oc
casional glimpses of his gonial phis, wo
congratulate tho Heviowon securing his
services. Jefferson Roview,
Mr. Veatch left Sunday evening for
his now flold. Ho lus been with Thr
JoomfAL for nearly a year and hag
proven dtpself n. reliable and competent
business map, faithful and industrious.
Ifo was born in 8alem and enjoys tho
confidence and good will of all ho hna
had dealings with. In this rtspect ho ie
like tho wholo Veatch family.
To-Miht and To-morrow Kit ht.
And each day ana night during this
week vou can uob ut nnv druualBt'a
jtcinps unisam lor tuo 'in mat, and
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
successful remedy over sold far
Coughs. Croup, HronchltU, Asthma
and Consumption. Get a Uttlo to-
day and kcop It it I ways In tho houeo
so you ciin check your cold ut onco
Price 25c and 60c. Bamplobottlo free,
eod.Sr.w
Tiik Jouiinai. has two good lithographs
in colors of McKinley and Rooeevolt,
which it will bo glad to donate to any of
their admirers who will call for thorn,
A j
Nocallorsyot to tako that $250 of
Bryan money offered oven on Indiana;
Come, gentlemen, don't bo so alow,
S2
WHY USE
DKCIIOSO TI1KV dtVlt A OOQ
LIOIIT AND ARU LO.Va L1VKU.
WB SKLf. TUBKK OKADBS:
"YUHKA" WKWI1ACII MANTLK.
Tho verrlitaAl
.. iiupuhbu uAniiitK rviwBit witn a ootuumpuan oronirtrtH) foot noi
iii.tm.u.i..rn...A7.;7.-'..L,r- :"
"Wi ' I'lQoiaiianuDr.otfooaiaiung quality
80 cent.
'IDKAU" Net aultoaa good nu
prlee, 14 cent,
iiuKuiiau uAnuiti. i-unrn.il wua ooaiumpuan or only limn) root per hour.
Any of ttieo mantle put on and bumN pro lorlyatlmtet at abororatoi.
DOYOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? V
a BKTTKH LIU1IT for LESS MONEY with o?o of UtMlmrtbui wlthraUnrCimor int.
Solal light, Wo hayo gaa atqyo alM. Ut ui allow thaw to you.
BALEM yAB LIGHT CO 71 Ohemekota St.. Telephone 503.
No Flies on a Hot Stove
Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, either in
plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything- in the
way of first-class work in our line.
Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty
Jr.S. BURROUGHS,
HONE Ibl
FREE.
Has been established on a
number of Routes" ih Ore
gon and you can have x
The Daily
i'
t-T
-Delivered toyourWmily- -6dx
foumonths for $1 &''
THE JOUHMAl, U aU the MrJiofIiw.' AssocUtd Press TcltiraUt Scr
$k of same data aitttlv Priced (jwrnlapalllei, and much of. It'Twenty.four
uriTearllerjfCorrett ballMirktl.'isJ-Aa roJtpendtnt Paper for the Peo
riotforaaPoiiiUiiMathloe. Addresr ' ' "
t . ... x .
HOFER BRaSPJJBLISHERS
Salem, Oregon. v
i
'f ?
.TOAYELING MEN
AND THE TRUSTS
A
A Baltimore Asa'd Press dispatch says
TIhuvIam MarViitK- thn Mrs. Mnlnnrnn '
of the Republican trust parly, mado an
,.WW.U .- Wl., ...W....W- --. ,'---
other bad bieak today mid ouo that has
thrown the leaders into a stew.
Mr. Marburg's firm is one of the big
gest in the tobacco trust and Mr. Mar
burg ia an official in that organization.
Ho is also a theoretical polltiuiau and
has just finished a series of articles on
expansion, Mr. Marburg spoke at a
meeting of the commercial travelers' or-
ganizaUon today. He said :
"I havo little consolation to offer the
traveling man. There is nothing thai at
present indicates his rehai-ilitatiou.
"To talk of abolishing trusts Ih as idle
as to talk of abolishing newspapers or of
breaking up thegteat trunk lines and
restoring the many small Bystems that
previously existetf.
'The trust was born primarily of tho
fierjo competition between Ameriuan
manufacturers. If tho tariff in any vtay
conduced to It, it was only by building
up manufacturers iu America and pro
vfdinir the conditions for tho com m ti
tion. (t was tho com pet
lt was 1110 competition, not me
tariff, which uioduced the trtibt.
'll'ho saving of tlio salaries of travel
ing salesmen is only ono of the many
economics affected by tin so great bust
ncs consolldationp. I have been a trav
eling man myself and know tho eco
nomic wasto Involved in dovoting one's
time to tho sale of a particular article
in competiou with hundieds of others
whoto time is exclusively employed in
the offer ol similar arllulpv."
bed Tim
take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is better. My doctor says it
acts gently on tho stomach, liver aud
kidneys, and is u pleasant laxative. It
is mado of herbs, aud is prepared na
easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi
cine. All druggists sell it at 25c. and 60
eta. Lane's Family Medicino moves the
bowels each day. If you cannot got it,
send for freo sample. Addross, Orator
F. Woodward, L.oKoy, N. Y,
Careless Hunter.
From Jefferaon Kerler.
Some careless hunter fired a load of
i
siiot through an open door ol l.co M!l-
lor'B resldtnco llio other day, barely
missing a little son of that gentleman,
who was standing In tho doorway, and
shattering a mirror hanging on tho wall.
Hunters havo also killed a (20 shoep
and crippled a fine cow belonging to
tee, .
A flno Jorsoy cow owned by Geo. El
liott was shot by romo one, though not
badlv in In rod. In It nnv wnmltr tlini
farms are covered with trespass notices I
and numerous arrests aro being madoY
Tho only thine to bo regretted is that
tho law provides no punishtiieut udu
quato for audi criminal carelcsstiCBs,
Hood'
Do not grips nor Irrltato the alimen
tary canui. They oct ucntly yet
; promptly, cleanse effectually ami
QIvo Gomf6rt
Sold by all drncelsts. 23 oenta.
Wflsbacb MaQile?
thlnnrFIn inaf.itA 1i.ipi.ki.. a
- ' - :r,"".- r--.-;-- '...-". w...
Klc ONK
i'rlco 50 o.
ma flying KIOHTY CANDLE fOWKIL I'rlco
Utglrlugaamaoaa.llfl power m tho No, 197, and at half tho
102
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Journa
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DGMVGf U
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BUSINESS CARDS
O. H.07ACK
Succeeso' to Dr. J. M. Kecno, of
WliltnfiniHr Snlom Or. Parties desir
ing superior op 1. Uiona at moderate fees
In any b -anch aro In especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
jESIES-ISI"
Plindo 1071.1
ROOMS I AND 3, OKAY Uf.K.
B. R. JONES.
Attornoy-nt-Lnw ' h
Toledo, Omthii.
Wa Clerk or Circuit !onrt f
an tipto-dulo atxtruct m al
ojunty.
tkfi.Iiwttnsnilhivi
t iiijlnUnroln
IMTlH
Old P0St. ,;
GfficoStables.
rf ,
Aro lai-po rut have rellablo ntbmd
itnta, your team loanled by the week or
day. Good tennis lor hire. Trices rea
sonable. Your patrunugu toli'mlist. s.
!'H. M. Browirr
fi'J Fnrrv Street.
SOUL 12 IlllOS.
Tuners and K pariss.
Piano
PORTLAND ORK.
For Salem aud vicinity leave orduvs at
Geo. Will'fl Music Store.
Boots and Shoes
Mado loonier. Lndloa Shoes a rtcc
laliy. Hepalting neatly isuuo.
J. M. Ncedhatn 181 Com ,st
T , Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
Fall Suiting! put In. The Oboro.toru pat
tern hum Chicago, lien buslntiis miiu 115.
is juiiiu M.
Tillson, Bartlett
Grain Coiiipany
I'tiinos wonted. Fruit bain lor tale.
Brewster & White
TIIK FKKI) MKN
PI,ono ,7Qt
01 Court St
Hay, Uraln, Mill Feed, Flour, Slraw,
Seeds, Poultry Supplies, etc. : : :
Free Delivery, Promet. reliable sf r
vice. Lowest Prices. Reliable goods.
Salem Wur &..IE m m
OFFICE, CITY UAbl,.
For water fccrvico uuoly at oilloo.
Bills puyablo montliiy lu mlvnpce.
Mnko nil complalntu nb thn ortlc
SALEM HOP BUYERS
Squire Farrar
NftSA Btnte Bt. 'l'houo No. 1661.
Wnia Brown Co
Iluih llulldlns. Comraeiclnl St. (ground
tloor). Otllco telephone No. 120.
Lilienthal Bros,
II. J. Oitenholmer, MaiiHger. mco over
I-add ii lliuh Uank. "I'lione No. -iCl,
Catlin Linn
Onlceover Wcller1 Krocery atoro. 'Phone
No UU,
, Carmichael
Otllcu over Johnson's
lluali-llrejiiuti I.Mg.
Clothing .tore, la
T,
A, Livesley Co
Commercial it- Hacond aialr wnth of Udd
A UiiIi iMUk Uuik; fooin 18, linxtalra.
'I'bonelSll. '
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can got all you want
to eat ut tho
WBITd house restaurant
Our nations lecoivo tho best tho
market nfTordp. Open day and
McSlop & Berkhart
10H talo 8t,
Lans and Insurance
Money to loan front ft to 8 per cent,
according to security no expense for
oxnminntion. lusnraucu effected on
hopaaiul othor property at lowost rates.
John Moir 290 Com, st,
7-16M d.w
High Grade '
Belgian Hares
We guarantee the best stock
at the lowest price that can be
purchased. X X ? a:
Commercial Rabbitt y
510 Commercial St., Salem, Or.
The German Market
Will be ft.und all kinds of nieaV '
"rViV.1'.'.1 "sjf. FREE
DKLIVKRY, AUMffailuetho
lato firm of Weft A Mienke
must oo paid.
Wolz , & Zwickerpiiis. c"" ii. 'wiaii', ' im
ANADIAN
PACMr
Ari4 Sob Line
vFiretfclaes and Tourist '
SLEEPERS DAILY
PasEongoTfl booked to and from
ALL POINTS EAST
PA- ' I
Atlantic Steamship
Office, x . f
For full iwutlculnra apply to
11. J,C0Y1.K, 11. 11. ABBOTT,
A. 0. P. A HO Third St.
Vaucouver, It. C. Portland.
m
WHEN YOH PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For a ticket Eft t, you naturally nnd
very proixirly want to go ovor tho roulo
tlint will give yon tho very hoc t nccomo
dntiona at the lowest possihlo rate
llunco, you shoitltl ask your.tlcket agent
to mnkoyotir ticket read Via tho
GREAT''
ROOK ISLAND
ROUTE
Our popular personally conducted
tourist pyiMirnlnnn In tiimlitrti Piillmaii
tourist sleeping cars leaw Salem every ,
Monday Evening aud Thursday uvenini? I
via bacratuento and every Tuesday even
ing and Sitiurdav morniiiK via Portland
nnd. run through to Chicago without
chahgo via the World's most scenic Lino
connecting at Chicago with nil innrnlmj
trains EaBt, iiho with tho Red: lslnn 1
penopnlly conducted tourist car ftr
Jloatou. These tourist sleeping em t ni 3
broad vestihulcd, lighted with Pintc i
Uas nud provided with nil weekly illui -(ruled
periodicals aud mngazinmi for tl. j
freo iifo of our patrons and aro accon -l.auh'd
through to ddstinntion by u ie)
resuntative of tho Great Rack Ishtud
Rouln. Wo also havo a dully llrsl-fhus
Hleepiug oar service to Chlcnuo via tl o
Scenic Lino, and the beet dining cur
tervico in tho world.
For full information, maps tile,, call
on or write to, A. K Cooi-mi Gen. Agt
or Pnrtinud Oregon.
)V. W. SKI.VNlilt. G. M. Powkiik
Assent S; P Co. Agent O R .t X Co
Salem Or. Salem Or.
The Dewey
Washing Machine
This machino is n now one nuulo on
tclentdie nrlnciph's. It ia guaran
teed fo glvo absolute eatisfaction.
After a thorough triril no iamily
would dispense with ono. With tho
mo of tho Dewey, tho horrors of
wash day will dibuppoar. Tint ma
fliinu will
Wash Clothes
Perfectly Clean
No hard work about It.
Easy toop-
erato. Tliu manulacturorn w
,111 hack
up every claim made for the
china
ma-
The Devey Washer
lias won two llrnt prominms nt Statu
hairs: at Lincoln, Neb , 181V, nnd
at Salqin, Ore , 1U0O. Sold at Salem
by R. M. Witdo vt Co. ltlorrespot.il
with or cull on
Ambler Young
Maniifacturors and Salesmon,
ilt. Angel, Oregon.
Salem Soao
Works
Tho proprietor of tho Salena Soap
womb lias i the eo openttion of thiv under
signed dealers.
nI?.?8m"10ra w,, (,08lro Out-clam
soap -will
Eftcourage Home Industry
Uy onlering Snlom. mndej soap from
Mrs. II. Huffman.
U. Maguiro,
F. X. Albright,
Golden Rule store
Steiner $ Co,
H. Nougobauor.
.Tnmea Slmntz,
L. A, l)oragishr
Allen & Bowersox1,
J. Hewitt,
Savage A Roul,
M. T, Rinumuu,
C. M. Epploy,
'1 ho Fair Store.
aiex. UMio, W. L. Wad.
Yokohama Tea SI oro Damon Bros.
Names of othor rot rchants will
atkled as arrangements are made.
be
Proprlotor.of
Stone's Drug Storey
MAM.MrtOHE(ION.
J?"-1'"" nutab" Iated
;. ;.:"...: ",,.w?, . .
., . "" corapjeia line of Utuw an
11..1. . HR.BTONE -
tlCOOf lawtrii-eatltl uow makes r o chtrea fo
r,-"' "'WH1
uim mi CLEANING
AND
Ijtdios' and GentB' clothes
cleaned and dyetl witl tout rip
. enfs clothei pressed
l the month, also portiora
eltyned and ilyed, I lata and
Mu gloves cleaned. Gents'
uiotliM rulined, rolw und, re
palrtnl, buttons on. . All work
ueat. ohwiii mi. i -. ....
!on.,' . .' .":." ..f'wupujr
a
IP S, C, STONE..1VI. V
Proprietor
0 ft & If
w Wkw JK.MA
" ""M --f "ne-BW
tcpaht r;tte ocnaotiL. i'"
fob Krom VrnWl ABi,
Chlcacp Salt
IjAkn. TIomvji w. "T?-". -I
special
nm.i.: ' .."'- f ' notth
this Kia
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VIA HUNT1NQTON
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8 pm.
Itargan Franclr """ "'
Hallovory nvoiUj-,.
P.m
sp m.
ox.Btin
10 n, to.
" V01.UMIIIA ltIKlt
P. In.
To Aalorla ntul vy Lnnilluj,
ii Mat,.
W1I.I.AMKTIT' liiuirn
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Korl'drllHIlil. Ni.mI.u. .i
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dayinucl atunlar atCso i "S.iwL'
Ultf.,
WIIXAMK1TK HIVKR DIVISION"
Iloala to Portland as aboro. TrumM ,
atiect car lino at Oregon City If tho loSw?..'?
tlcluyodtliuio. Tlnkcw lo al poInU lllrJ2.'
WMfilnAtoii. California or ibo KaJt ' jfel,' U
clicckeiT tUroagh from HaIoid frcoT ChsS"'
rail or river , route to Portland. ConS,.
mwlo al I'ortlaud wlUi all rail, omn aSSJui,
"'0- WMI.WiiLBirRT.
Ocn, vAkI. IJorfanddf.
Agtstit, Trado Htrcot (li? Vhi2l
Wty ticket and freight omcoaMOomiifJdSii
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leavo Salem for Portland and way
stations at 6:40 n. m. , 7:64 a. m. and
4 :05 p. in,
IiT l'ortiand
sWjTm k.snrn
Lv Salem.
.11.1)0 A M 1033 1 M
MHO A M 12.05 V u
Ar AiliUml ..
Ar Bacramonto...
Ar Ban KmiicUco....
7:15 V M 8:15 A M
ArUgiluu.,,,
8: Tl iHST M
9JDQ A M .40 A M
J.-. 735 A M 73. A M
7:13 AM leap A M
Ar Donyor .
ArKarna, City.
at unicflKQ ..
Ar" Lo"AnKulc
Ar HI Taw
Ar Kort Worth
Ar City of Mexico..
Ar Houston .-
Ar Now Orlontu.
Ar WMbliiftiou
130 f M
7.1W AM
CflO P M
OWAM
in 30 A u
S5 A M
Crfl 1' M
fi:tl A U
H$ P M
. S.O0 V M
. 6:30 A M
.9M A M
. Xi A M
. C35 I' M
,I:UAM
Ar Now ork .
-12:43 ! M
Pullman and Tourists cara on both
trains. Chair rurs Bacrameuto to Ogdon
ttnd El Paso, nnd tourist ears to Chicago,
St. Louis, Now Orleans nnd Washington.
Connecting ut Ban iVaudisco with suv
oral steamship lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central and
South America.
Poo Mr. W. W. Skinner ngentat Salem
Station, or address
- C. II. TklARKIIAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
. POSSIBLY
You nro not aware of tho fast time aol
superb service now afforded by the"
LVBjItllllLM
4
It
o2
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53
2 WE HAVE . (
" Daily Fast Trains
TO THE EAST.
If you cannot tako tho morning train
travel via tho evening train. Both are
finely equipped.
"Our Specialties"
FustVTitno, Through Scrvico, Pullman
Palace Sleepers. Pullman Tourist Sleep
ers, Pullman Diners. Library (Cafol Car
ami Froo Jtecliulng Clinlr cars.
Hours In time saved to Omaha Clilc
ago, Knneus City. St. Louia, New York
Boston, nnd othor KitBtern points.
Tickets good to Salt Lake City and
Denver. , . i
It la toyour interest to u,flo Tiik 0vkb- j
i-ANn LiMtTKt). Tickets "and sleeping' .
car borthscan ho securetl from
W. W. Skinnkr.
Auont S. P. Co.
Or Guy Powers, Ag"i
g7t. 0' It. & N.
Salem Ore.
J. II. l.oTHitor. Gen'l Agent,
No. i:i5 Third St. Portland Or.
Oregon Short Lino llaiiroal
.uiCZ-SV" - .t.
MjnH. iinnva. irt .ib
The Direct Routo to
Montana, Utah, Colorado T
and all Eastern Points. J
Gives cholco of two favorito routes, vw
tho UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail htoo,
. tl.,. RIO flRANDK Bcenlc Lilies. V1
NoChaneeofCars.
Onttia Portland-Chicago Fiwcial
Quest In tie West."
EqulpofltPWItM
lileKautkiUJidar.18lcep.ira. ..
Fiuo NewA'Hnnry TourUl BlOi'ptff.
Huporb Uhrs'.BufrBt Cara.
Bplendlp lau, -Mea'a a la carte
l'tee KwsfludiOl)air Cara.
Coinfortalilo-Ouaflua au4 Brapkera
Kllllrtt TramiWinpWWlJ- vcauuiii"'
Ftr further Information apply to
J.R.NAGED1, " GUY POU hl&
Trav. Pans. Agt. Agent 0. It. & .
H2 Third St. Tortlaud Or. Salem
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.
No. 2 For Yaciulna: ,
TrulnleaveaAlbaby 12.45 p. m
Train leaves Corvallis..., 1:60 P- w
Tiaiu arrive Yaiiulija . QA5 p. m.
No. 1 Returning: n 1A ,
Leaves Ynqulna. ... .v. ... 0-10 a, m.
Leaves Corvallis,... M-
Anjvea Albany.; l2il5p.W'r
No. 3 For Detroit! ' mn. ,.,
Uaveh Albany J'Mt't'
Arrlvw Detroit.'..., lUSJa.P'.
No. 4 Returning: , ... .,
Leaves Detroit ,?:12S,S'
Airlvea Albany ,6:45p;nd
Ono and two connect at Alnany
Corvallhrwlth Koutheru PaclBc tialD'j r
giving direct Borvlce fj and from New
port and adiacoul benches. ,
fTralua for tho mountains rrl;a
n.llr.,lf,., nm.n ..Ivltllf HlllPie tlUiU
tn rpnp.li cumnlni? umtina on
the.
BroUenbusu and Santlant riven
tM
s.iinu oay.
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