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THE MM JflORNAL
By HOFER BROTHERS,
TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1900.
Dally Ono Yonr. S.OO In Advnnoo
Dally Four Month 91. In Advance
Wookly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advance
EDITORIAL KOTES.
It begins to look naif tho moral and
religious elements of tho nation would
decido the coming election. If McKlnley
gete the Methodist and Catholic vqjo as
he did beforo he's elected. Dut he won t
get them. Tub Joubskl knows of a
number of good people and some that
don't pretend to be good who voted for
him before, but will not do so again.
Wo are converting tho Republican po
litlcana Into a solid anti-trust pggrega
Uon, Bead:
Tho Journal has been elected a mem
ber of the newly reorganized Associated
Press, nndor tho laws of Now York.
Salem Journal.
The Journal, whilo loud In ila denun
ciation of trusts and ardent in its advoca
cy of Bryaniam, manifests its utter in
consistency In the above announcement
inwblahit proclaims itself not only a
supporter, bat an actual member of ono
of the btgzeat trusts In tho country.
Itoseburg Plaindoaler.
The Joukxal belongs to an association
of newsy gather that co-operata to fur
nish each other exoluBivo news nt cost
and not for profit. Tho Awoolatod Press
declares no dividends and makes no
profits- But we're glad Republicans are
down on even Uits kind of a Trust,
Donbleday, Page & Co., (34 Union
Square) New York, have out tho first
number of "The World'a Work," their
great new world-beating 25 cent mag
azine. New features aro larger page,
a historical review of the month, ultra
optinlsm and yet fearless expression of
convictions, stories of the men who
work, and review of the world's work.
Is this inagazlno any improvement on
the Review of Revlowa? Does it resist the
tidal wave enroaohments of daily jour
nalism? Wo shall watch its career with
Interest. It is not certain thai there is
not a great flaW for Jaat snoh a maga
zine. Everybody's Magazine for November
opens with a Wall street story, a Detlct
it e stot follows, one on (ho Itmperor of
China, a football story, two lovo stories
and the bsuaI up-to-date science nrtioles.
The North American" Co., (74 Kast
Ninth street,) New York, aro to bo eon
gratulated on giving the people the
greatest eentury-end magazino in tho
wrW for ten eents.
JOURNAL X RAYS.
Tho wonderful financial status of tho
city of Portland is lurgoly duo to tho po
litical services of Hon. Jo. Long on the
board.?! public works. Ho has nearly
two veara to servo yet on his second
term as olty attorney and there is no
telllng'wharo the olty will bo by that
time. t
;
There is room for reduced taxes in
Balem.nnd Marlon county whon tho tax
on a inero private roeidunao llko Uov.
Moody's amount to a rental of over ( 20
a month. Tho city tax should no ro
dued several mills within a year or two
The county should be put on u cash
basis by n popular loan.
A
There, Is a grout dual too muqli politics
on Commercial street.
A
Thero aro no prayer mooting this
campaign for tho Ilupubllcnns,
A 4fc
Now a'reflnod young widow with f M,.
000 waiits some ono to bo kind to her.
Tub Journal Is the popular paper for
people who are in scarab of kindness at
long range. Hhu is only 1700 miles
away,
A
Waiting for takers ot thla ofllco two
free plulures of MoKlnloy and Roosevelt
and a $260 but on Indiana for Bryan.
ft
A roan who will notvotojor Bryan
says: M-Your paper la quito liberal, As
uchoap NKWW paper I cannot find its
equal lifOregon.
". AAA
Oregon young ladles with or yJtliout
25,O0O "ftou'l have to advorltap for
liuabando.
AAA
The army is to captured for M$J1nloy,
Mark Ilanna addressed 3000 colored vol
unUwrsin Chicago Monday nigbt.
H A
Whetijjhad & great national party
chalrtnau to take tho stump ami hog fr
vojea llko Mark Ilanna?
Whyajre all tho disturbances in tho
Republican meetings In the EawtJ That
is not tttstylo p the coast. Iljre If we
- don't wnt to hear a tnaniwo stay away.
IN THE WORLD
OF LITERATURE
New Volume ty Jaa. VYhitcorab Riley -Sam
lloustaa Woman la Central Afrtca
Russell Catalotue.
A New Volume by Riley.
Just in time for tho holidays and after
four years of silence, broken only by an
occasional poem in a magazine, James
Wliitcomb Riley has published another
book of verso. It takes its title from
tho first poem in it, "Home Folks."
Published by Bowen, Merrill & Co,,
Indianapolis.
It Is nearly SO yoars since Jamee
Wliitcomb Riley first began to write the
vorso which so many persons have
learned to love. It was not nntil after
tho appearance of tho now famous
"Leonainte" hoax, which appeared In
the Kokomo Dispatch, and which ex
cited much comment and criticism of
various kinds, that the young author
summoned up courogo enough to gather
togethor what he considered tho best of
his product, with tho Intention of Issu
ing a book and that in his nativo
Iloosior dialect. Ho called this, his first
prctontious effort, "Tho Old Swlmmlu
Hole and 'Loven Moro Poems," and in
1888 it was published by tho Robert
Clarke Company, of Cincinnati, under
tho pen name of Benjamin F. Johnson,
of Boone, 1,000 copies, at tho author's
exponso. fiinco that timo what strides
have becnroade I
A remarkable quality of this now
book by Mr. Riley is the diversity of its
contents. Tho poems hero collected run
"from grave to gay, from lively to so
voro." In "Mister Hop-Toad," with Its
catchy refrain:
Oh, oh, oh I
I grabs up my old hoe;
But I sees you,
Amis' I, "Oooh-oohl
Howdy, Mister Hop-Toad I How-deo do!"
The poet reverts to ills favorite dia
lect, the everyday speech ol tho Jllooslor
countryman, which ho has done so much
to make familiar to tho world. It will
doubtless, bo marked, however, that not
a largo proportion of this book Is in dia
lect, that is to say Iloosior dialect.
Riley is a poet of tho plain people.
During tho rnlnywlntor season hero In
Oregon moro than once the friends
of tho Iloosior songster havo again lived
over with him tho days described as
"Knee Deep in Juno." On the cheer
less days he has made possible for them
delightful trips "Out to Old Aunt
Mary's." In his poems aro tho spirit of
tho fir trees on tho mountain tops of
Tho Cascades, as well as of tho waving
grasees and blossoming orchards of the
pralrlo lands of Indiana.
lady on her travels never niters ono
complaint, one growl, or a slnglo kick,
and she had plenty of occasion, bdt slid
sets us the example of perfect fortitude
and the christian grace of never scold-
Init. Furthermore eho wishes the world
to know that the people of the interior,
who are uniformly spoken of as savages,
were uniformly kind and attentive to
her, a lady travelling absolntoly alone
with them. She describes tho fashions,
dress, hotifoe, liing and customs of the
people. Sho finds them a happy and
contented race except where they have
been disturbed by the vices and innova
tions of civilization. The author makes
earnest appeals for fair treatmentfor the
preservation of animal life in the dark
continent. Her book is readable in
every pogo and every line, not alone for
hnr ability to chroniole her travels, for
tho sound judgment of public matters,
but for its literary merit. Her name is
worthy to rauked with writers and trav
elers like Stanley and Livingston "if she
is a woman." It la beautifully printed
and well bound, and worthy of a place in
every library.
Tho publishing houeo of R. II. Rus
sell, 3 West 2t)th street, New York, has
ready a partial list of new and holiday
publications of which tills houso makes
a specialty. Original illustrations by
Gibson, Wenzell and other noted artists
are presented in calonders and cartoon
editions that aro an ornament to a
drawing room and a joy to the owner
who can afford to have them. Tho best
that America produces in this line
comes from tho Russell Press. Illus
trated souvenirs of tho great actors and
actresses aro a specialty. Among the
very latest announcements are Ameri
cans by Gibson, The Little Boy Book by
Helen Hay, a now fairy book by Frauk
Han m. Tli o Passing Show by Wenzell, In
Cupid's Court by Ina Russello Warren,
a new edition of Knickerbocker's New
York by Irving, Characters of Romance
by William Nicholson, and many other
highly interesting publications. Buyers
should send for this advanco catalog
and then a llttlo later an elaborately il
lustrated catalog will bo ready, and no
ono who lores beautiful books should
miss having ono.
McClure's Magazine for November
will contain a vivid account of tho sicgo
of the Foreign Legations in Pekin,
written us a diary by Kntharit.c
Mullikin Lowry, ono of the besieged.
It will relate in full many of tho soul-
stiring event the wo already know, and
will make clear many incidents uon
which wo have hitherto had little light.
It will bo illustrated with plans of I'fkln,
of tho Legation Quarters, and of tho
British Legation.
The most charming volumo of the
Beacon Biographies published by Small,
Maynard & Co., is tho Sam HoiiHton by
Surah Barnwell Klllot. Tlio romance
of tho subject and the grand dimensions
of the man aro clearly grasped and set
out in this small volume. I lore is boiled
down tho turbulent caroer of ono of tho
nation's first expansionists, ono always
ready to fight the devil with flro, wheth
or ho appeared in the form of a Muxican
Goneral or a political opponont. Ho
ran away to llvo with the Indians at 1&,
fought slave tradors at a llttlo later
period In his life, became a common
soldier, studied law, fought duels, was
the friond of President Jackson for life,
wont to congress, made a romantic but
unfortunate marriage, was libelled for
corruption and caned a senator, was
tried beforo tho bar of tho sunuto, led
the Texaus ugalnst the host Mexican
generals and dofeatod their armies,
avenged the slaughter ot the Alamo at
tho battle ot San Jacinto, brought Texas
into tho Union, wassent totlio Honnto,
was govornor of tho state and prosiileivt
of the Republic, and during all this time
was honest and kept his administration
out of debt and saved tho statu credit
at all tlmos. Outof these pots ot living
paint Mrs. F.lllot draws a living pic
ture. Horhero concludes his lifo ua
tho head of a family of wife and nine
uhlldrou. It is u booklet that Is a gem
of the series so far and deserves a placo
in the hands of American children. An
other series of biogruphy by this firm
Is the WeutminBtor biographies, con
taining so far lives of Browning, Dofro,
aud John Wesley. The price of these
complete volumou is 00 cents.
Cassoll & Company, 7 A fl West 18th
St., NewYork, have'pnbllshoil the best
book on Africa that has coma to our no
tice tills year. It Is called "A White
Woman In Central Africa," by Holon
Caddlck. It la an account byhortolfof
lady's journey from tho mouth of
Zambesi rlvor to the Great LakuTaugan-
yika, which divides Gorman Kast Africa
from the Congo tree State, lho won
derful experiences of tho lady In hor
tours with largo parties of native sorv
ants.hor descriptions of tho auiiuals aud
plants aud forests, as well as tho homo
Tho stage and its votaries ore always
interesting topics, especially to women,
and in the November Issue of the
woman's magazine, The American
Queen, soveral pages are devoted to the
actresses ot tho eighteenth and nine
teenth centuries. Some ot the groat
colobrltiei are illustrated in different
poses and in various roles, while others
are merely shown In the particular roles
which have made thorn famoiiB. The
articles themselvcM are excollently
written.
Miss Harah Orno, Jowott'H "Tho Tory
Lover." the opening chapters ot which
appear in tho Atlantic Monthly for
November, taken for its thomo tho
fortunes of tho exiled Loyalists at tho
beginning ot tho American Rovolution.
That portion of the present State of
Maluo which has becomo Miss Jewott's
country as completely as Mr. Hardy has
madu Wossex his own domain, Is rich
in provincial history. Tho fortunes of
tho exiled Loyalists carry tho scene of
Miss Jewott's stirring romance to
England and Franco, but her portraits
of Benjamin Franklin and John Paul
Jones as Revolutionary heroes, aud
her narration of American bravery on
the high seas, will delight tho lover of
his country, as well as tho thousand; of
admirers of MIbs Jewott's steadily
maturing and beautifully veracious art.
"Tho Troy Lover" will bo a apodal
foaturnof tho Atlantic during the greater
portion of 11)01.
Tho condition of what might almost,
paradoxically, be called tho formative
unrest of Amerlan theological tendencies
The JoS! fiM
Often clmiijjes to Hut jaded woman. "I
cvn't see what's cotuu over Mary ; situ
utcd to be such a jolly girl," wob tuv
remark of u young woman visiting a
married buliool
mute. Marriug
cIiungcH u worn,
an. The drains
and pains which
arc to often the
sequence of
marriage rob
her of ull vital
ity. Give her
buck hor former
htreugth and
she'll be as
"jolly" a wife
as she was u
maid. Doctor
Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription
gives back the
lost strength by
re-establishing
the health of
the delicate
womanly or
gans. It dries
the drains uud
stop the pains,
It cures ulceru.
tlon, inflamuiu,
tlon and female
weakness. It
makes weak
sick women well.
sufferer Iroiu
I
of the present day makes the appear
ance, at this time, of a life of Theodora
Parker of great interest. The arch
heretic's life was so wide in its interest
and bo powerful in what it accomplished
that It has been chronicled by eeveral
biographers. The present work, "Theo
dore Parker, Preacher and Reformer,"
by John White Cbadwick, is sympa
thetically done by one who believes that
"Parker anticipated in his preaching
much of the broadly liberal religious
thought of today." Mr. Chad wick baa
written for the intelligent layman,
avoided anything that could savor of
polemle writing, and has summed up
Parker's life and balanced the influence
exerted by it in a most attractive man
ner. McFarei Houghton, Mlfilin & Co.
will bring out the work in October.
Dels la Salt Lake.
Salt Lake Citt, Oct. 23. Eugene V.
Debs, Uie Social Democratic candidate
for tho presidency will spoak hero to
night The visit of the well-known so
cial reformer is roado tho occasion of a
great demonstration by the Social Dem
ocrats of Utah. The street parado to
night, in which the labor organizations
will tako part, will be a largo one. Tho
beat available auditorium of tho city will
bo filled.
Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup furnishes most sub
stantial comfort and relief to consump
tives ; it works most remarkable cures.
Don't pespalr. Relief can certainly bo
had; a care is poesible witli this wonder
ful remedy.
The Premier Mexican Daad
Citv or Mxxico, Oct. 23. Tb'o'famouB
Moxican Band, "'El Gendarmericy" of
Gudalajara, which began a tour in tho
United States at El Paso, Texas, Oct.
15th is meeting with marked success,
and will visit all principal cities of tho
Sal Hhosstn
U may become chronic.
It may covi the body with Urg;,
Inflamed, bumtaf, ItohLig. soling
patches and eaus tntsrwe suffering.
It has bean known to k so.
Do not tieiay ireatnwm.
Thoroughly c!ane tHe system of
the humors on whioh this ailment de
pends and prevent their return.
The meil'elne taxn by Mm. !1 B. WarJ.
Core Point. Mt! . a Uoott'i SnrararllU.
She writes: " I bail a ili.aerveabl Itchlntr on
myarmi which I concluded wm salt rheum.
I titan taklnc IUhmI's Sarsspsri'la ami In
two days felt lUr. It wai nt ' lforo
I was cured, ami I hare nerer hsJ auy skin
disease sines."
Hood's Sarsspctriita
Promises to cure and kecpfc the
promise. It Is positively unequalcd
for all cutaneous eruptions., Take It.
BUSINESS CARDS
i.fi(i7Mty
irai iJimA 'ffnrtrt ii lifitfiiriiTi!
C. H.JHACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno,. of
White Comer Salem Or. Parties desir
ing superior opsritions at moderate fees
In any branoh are in especial request.
ALBERT AJESSUP.
Phone 1071.1
ltOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY ULIC.
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-nt-Law
Toledo, Oreion.
Waa erk of Clrcnlt Court '. l jer
an un-UKiato Abatraci oi ai -111)111
county.
amlhae
uiiwfii
lM?m
A Philanthropic Priest Golni to Washington.
Sa.n Fbascisco, Oct. 23. Rev. Father
Otis, assistant pastor of St. Mary's 1
church, who has not been in good health
ot late, has relinquish.. his work hero
and will go to Washington, where ho has
beon assigned by the suporior general to
the HouBO of Studies. He has done great
work here in a philanthropic direction
and has done much to effect tho moral
purification of his parish. Mb namo lias
been a terror to evil-doers.
Roosevelt's Tour.
Ki.sasTos, Oot. 23. Gov. Roosevelt
bad a craud reception here today, ills j
United States, and cannot fall to make meeting was a very large ono, and great
a senaation wherover it goes, as it enjoys interest
in Mexico a reputation equal to Sousa's
Band in Now York. Every member of
the band is an accompllsned artist in
the lino of his special work. All tho
members of tho band havo studied
music from childhood. This is tho firtt
military band that over traveled in tho
United States. President Diaz has
given tho band a permit to travol, and
has ordered to tondcV a special sorenado
in honor of President McKinley, with
tho oompllmot of President Diaz.
The Best Prescrlptloa for Malaria.
Chilli and fever la a bottle a( Otovo'a TmIcIcm
Chit Tonle. It la almpljr Iron and qulnlno In a
Urtelcsa form No cuie no pay. Price 1 Mc,
5-lOCin-ec'J
Americans Many In London.
LoNuox, Eng., Oct. 23. Miss Ello
Graham Bell, daughtor of Prof. Alex
ander Graham Bell of Washington, D.
C, was married today to Gllbort Hovoy
Groivcnorcf Amherst College, Massa
chusetts. The happy pair will establ
ish tliolr homo at Amherst.
Stops the Cough and
Works off the Cold.
Laxative Dromo Quinine Taulcla euro a cold In
one day. No Cure. Ng Pay. vrlco25c. 8 23
was arouscu. ma car was
switched on tho UlBlor and Delaware
railroad and it was announced that ho
would stop at all tho towns on the line
to the sargo towns of Delaware, Oswego,
Oneida and Herkimer counties.
DrBulls
iCOUQH SYRUP,
curca ITncklnp Coughs,
Soro Lungs, Bronchitis.
Grippe, Pneumonia nnu
nil Bcvcro luntr affections.
Why then risk consump
tion, nslow, euro doath?
Tako warning I Acl nt
once I Buy a bottlo of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
a doctor's prescription,
used over CO years. Price,
only 25 contfl, Insist on
having it. Don't bo im-
Soscd upon. Rcfu8o tho
oalor'a oubstituto : it la
not as good as Dr. Bull's.
Salvation Oil cures Rheuniatlmn
Ache and Pains. 13&33CU.
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are large ant havo reliable attend
ants, your team boarded by the week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
sonable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
02 Forrv Street.
SOTJLE JiEOS,
Piano Tuners and 11 pares
PORTLAND ORE.
For Salem and vicinity leave orders at
Geo. Will's Music Store.
Boots and Shoes
Mado to order. Lacllos Shoos a spec
ially. Repairing neatly done.
J. M. Necdham, 181 Com st
T. J. Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
i
KnllBultlnpjIunln,
teruii fruin Chicago.
(3 panta S3.
The Oberiiilorfl pnt
Util butlnoM sulta 16,
Tillson, Bartlett
Grain Company
Prune wanted Fruit bags for wlo.
Brewster & While
-THE FEED MEN-
Phono 1781
Ol Court St
Hay, Groin, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw,
Seeds, Poultry Supplies, otc. : : :
Free Delivery. Prompt, reliable ser
vice. Lowest Prices. Kcllable foods.
WHY USE
W?lsbacf) Mamie?
IIKCHCBB TIIBV (1IVB OOO
LIOIIT AND AHK LONO LIVKD.
WK BULL THRKK aHAUKB!
YU.-tKA" WKLttHAUfl HAXTLK, TUo very latoal thtngtln mai.tlo. Durnblu ana Klve ONK
HUNDKKU CANM.K lOWKK with a consumption of only tbroo root per hour, l'rloo 60 c.
NO, 107. Tho old aundby, or good laitliiE quality aud giving KIOHTY C'ANDLK rOWKtt. I'rlco
sooonu,
IDKAL." Not qulto a good qu ut giving aatno caoillo power aa the No, 197, and at half tho
prloe, Uconu,
Any of tnoso mantle put on anil burnr propirly aJjuite I at atmo Mtoi.
DO -YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? iWpa.SKt
a HOTTER MOHT for LESS MONKY with ono ot thow burners thau with any othor form or aril,
rlolal light, We have gaa itovcn alio. Let ua ahow thom to you.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Ohomekota St.. Telephono 603.
Salem waier
o.
OFFICE, CITY HALL.
For water tervlce imply ut lllc'.
BIIIh payable monthly In udvuimc.
Make nil complaints nt tho otllc
SALEM
HOP
BUYERS
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
T. S. BURROUGHS.
Squire Farrar
No 65 BlAto fit. 'I'hone No. 1061,
Wm Brown Co
Hush
tloor).
llulldtng, Commercial St. (ground
OUlce telephone No, 130.
Lilienthal Bros,
II. J. Ottenhclmer, Manager. Ofllco over
Laud A lluth Hank. 'I'hone No. 401,
HONE IB1
102 STATE ST
Catlin Linn
Ofllce over Wellor'a grocery itore.
No 311.
'1'llOMO
, Carmichael
Oillco over Johmon'i Clothing toio, In
llutli-llrcj nun bldg.
T, A, Livesley Co
Commercial f Hocoud italr nouth of Ladd
& lluih bank bank, looin IS, npitalrv.
'I'hone 1211.
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Rural Delivery
Has been established on a
number of Routes in Ore
gon and you can have sc
TneDallu Journa
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Wlion you enn got all yon want
to eat nt the
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Our patroim locoivo tho boat tlio
market nffordB. Open day and
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
100 "tato St.
Loc-ns and Insurance
Money to loan from G to 8 per cent.
neoordhiK to security no expeneo for
examination Insurance effected on
bopa and oilier property nt lowest rates.
John Moil 290 Com, st,
7.10-M d-w
Delivered to your family
box four months for $1 &S
J
women stroiii? and
l'or two ciii I had brcu
chronic dlaca aud female wcakueu," writ?
mr. niira a. iKiuMin, ui 1133 KPumaa Bircel,
I'hlUdelphU, l'a. I had tvru dlOtrtut doctent,
aud they gave me medicine which only relieved
tue for a time. My uiece adrlicd me to
take Dr llercc' 1'avotlte I'retcillloa I cou
cludetl that to upen a curtcipoudcuce with you
for your advice would be ull. m 1 did. aud
hate beeu hliihly Ixticfilcd I Bud that after
Ukluv tli loUlonof ' Cavorite l'rctiptian ' am',
five or 'Golden Medical uUcuvcrv' and folVaw
tug your advice lu regard to tocwl troimaat, I
am now a atroug womau Accent my oiuotrc
tliauka for the iutcrct tuanlirttrd lu my ec
aud the happy rcaulta oUalBfd.
Mck women are itivltetl to oonault Dr
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We guarantee the best stock
ut the lowest price that can be
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X PACIFIP
Alfd'Soo Line,
rirst-clnps and Tourist
SLEEPERS DAILY
lWengors booked to nnd from
ALL POINTS EAST
Atlantic Steamship
Office, '
For full particulars apply to
K. J. COYLK, II. II. AUIIOTT,
A. G. 1. A., iW Third St.
Vancouver, II. O. Portland.
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WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For n ticket Ka t, you naturally nnd
very properly want to go over tho routo
that will give you tho very best ncconio
datioiit) nt tho lowest poanihle rato
Ilcmut, you should nBk your ticket agent
to mako your ticket read via tho
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Our popular personally conducted
tourist excursions in modern Pullman
tourist sleeping cars leavo Palom every
Monday Evening and Thursday evening
via baemmonto and every Tuesday even
ing nnd Sitturdnv morning via Portland
and run through to Chicago without
chango via the world's most econio Line
connecting nt Chicago with nil morning
trains Kast, also with the Itock Island
nerFonally conducted tourist car for
IJofiton. Those tourist sleeping cars are
broad vostlbuled, lighted with Pintch
Uas and provided with all weekly illni
trated periodicals and magazines for tlio
freo ueo of our patroiiR and am nccom
paiiicd througli to duhtinu'inu liy a rcp
roeonlativo of the (ireat Hw: Island
Knlilit. Wo uIpo havo a daily lirst-class
sleeping oar service to Chlcnuo via tho
.Scenic Line, and the best d'liiug car
survice in tho world.
For full information, maps t'lc, call
on or write to, A. IS. Cooi'im (Jon. Agt
or Portland Oregon.
W. W. Skinskii, Ci. M. Powkiih
Agent S. P Co. Agent 0 It vV. X Co
Salem Or. Salem Or.
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UoaU to I-ortland aa ahota Vl X
attect car lino at Orcirou City lir iiIt'Jl' lo
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delated thoro,
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made at t'ortlaud with all rn oWatW'
t.cn,ra,.Agt ijjtt,
M , , Altent. Trade 8&etdS.
City ticket and freight omooWttSlSSS..
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SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Southern
THE SHASTA
Trains leavp Salem for Portland and .,
stations at 5 :40 a. m. , 7 :54 a. ,n. 13
wy yt "
Pacific to,
ROUTE
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WASHING IDE EASY
The Dewey
Washing: Machine
'I his iiiiichino is a now ono madu on
ecicntillo iiriuclples. It is guarau
teed to give nbeoluto wtisfactlon.
After a thorough trial tin family
would dispense witli ono. With the
uto of tho Dewey, tho horrors of
wash day will disappear. TIhh ma-c-hiuo
will
Wash Clothes
Perfectly Clean
No hard work alwut It. Kasy to op
tiruto. Tho mantilacturora will back
up every claim madu for tho ma
chine: The Dewey Washer
Has won two first premiums at Ktato
Pairs: at Lincoln, Nub, 18W), and
at Falom, Ore , 1000. Sold at Balem
by II M. Wade C. iCorrespond
with or call on
Ambler 51 Young
.Manufacturers and Salesmen,
ilt. Angel, Oregon.
Salem Soap
Works
...Tho proprietor of tho Salem Soap
Works has theco operation of the under
signed doalers.
Consnmors who doolro a first-class
soap will
Encourage Home Industry
By onloring Snlenwiiado soap from
Mrs. II. Huffman,
II. Magulro,
F. X, Albright,
Golden Itulo etoro
Stoinor & Co,
II. Xeiigobauer.
James ShantK,
Alex. Dauo,
Yokohama Tea Storo
Xames cf other merchants will
added aa arrangements aro made.
Ar Chicago...
Ar Lun Aunulw
Ar Kl I'umi
Ar Kort Worth
Ar City of Mexico.
Ar Hoiuton .
Ar Now )ilcrn.
Ar WmIiIiikiou
Ar Now York
Pbllmnu nnd
trains. Ciinlr cars Bacramunto ivf)o,!n
and Kl Paso, aud tourist cars to Chicago
St. Louis, Now Orleans and Washltijjton.
Conriecting' at San Frandise'o with t"
oral steainshin lines for Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami
South America.
Heu'Mr'.'W. W. Bklniror ugent at Halem
Station, or address
O. II. JUAltKilAM.G.l'. A.,
Portland, Oroif)ii.
POSSIBLY
You aro not aware ot the fast timo at.i
superb service now nfforded by the
2
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WE HAVE . rt
Daily Fast Trains
TO THE EAST.
If you cannot tako tho morning train
travol via tho ovonlng train, both are
finely equipped.
"Our Specialties"
Past Time, Through Service, Pullmin
Palaco Slt'opors, Pullman Tourist Sleep
ers. Pullman Dinors, Library (Cafel Cat
ami Free Reclining Chair cam.
Iloura in timo saved to Omaha Onto
ago, Kansas Olty. St. Louis, New ork
Uoston, and othor Kastorn points.
Tickets good to Salt Lake City ami
Denver. , n
It is toyour InteroHt to uso Tub 0t
land Limitur. Tickets and sleepipj
car berths can bo secured from
W. W. SKisNsn.
Agent B. r. w-
f't.O-R.ftfl.
Snlom Ore.
J. II, LoTitnoi", Qen'l Agent,
No. 135 Third St. Portland Or.
Or Guy Powers, AgTt.
L. A, Doraglsh,
AlluiutlJoworsox,
J. Uowitt,
SavngoA Rold,
M. T. Kliinman,
O. M.Kpploy,
Tho Fair Store,
W. L. Wade,
Damon Bros.
he
C, STONE. M.
I'rniirletor of
Stone's Drue: Stor
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1 1 e iii'fM (two in nnmhee; nro located a
No Ma h ml ff 'riu,TOi, icci. anil'm
U Hv kwl ttith ac.mplete lluo or drug an
tndtelnM, toilet Hitlclct. perfmnory, Urushui
aU..to.,te.
PK. 8TONK
HHka.tioB.0aiexprlenor In the prao
lp"l H...ciiHsi,d P)IW tat no ehsngo fo
a..ni.!ui.,.i. r, ,(,,,. i.,u nrpmcrlpllau.
&ALEU STB.UI CLEANING
AN!) DYBIKG WORKS
Ijidioa' and Gents' clothes
cleaned and dyed without rip
ning. Gent's ololhea pressed
by the month, also portiers
cleaned and dyi-d, Hats and
kid gloves cleaned. Gents'
olothoa rolined, rebound, re
paired, buttons on. All work
neat, cheap and promptly
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Wolz & ZwickerMliS. C 1J,' WALKEJi ' PnjVhtor
171 Oommerolal 8t. ' 1 QQinmeroJal St.
th
Oregon Sliori Line Railroad
Tho Direct Route to
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
GlveH cholco of two favorite routej, W
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or tho RIO GRANDE Scenlo Linoa.
No Change of Cars.
On tho Portland-Chicago Special
tlnost in tho West."
Equlppod Wlth
KICRttiit Htanrtard 81eeiora,
Kino New Ordinary TourUt Sleeper
Kuporb Ubrarvltuiret fan.
Smendlp Dlnnon. Meals a la carlo.
Krwo Kocltnluij Chair Can.
Comfortable Coachca an J HmpMra.
Eutlro Train Coinpletol) Veatibuied..
For (ui titer information i aprfy M
J. R.NAGEL, OUYPOWfcliS
Tray. PaRS, Agt. Agent O. It. .
142 Third St. Portland Or. Sfllern
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME OATH).
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No.
Tniln leaves Albany
Train leaves CorvnlliH .
Train arrives Yaqulna
No. Returning;
Leaved Ynquliia
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Arrives Albany
No. 3 For Detrult:
Lea vcd Albuay
Arrives Detroit
No. 4 Returning:
Leaves Detroit
A.rlvno Alh'inu .
One and two connect atAI""
Corvallis with Kouthern PACinei"'";;
ulylug direct Bervlco uand irou
port, ouu adjacent Deacue. . aj
ituii8 ror tno uiouuvun'3
uetroltat noou, clvintt
7:00 a. n"'
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Brelteubush mid
sntue day.
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