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Newspaper Page Text-.w-vr.viiprtrr0-!iit "JfH" Jf'B, 1 . ' W !; , J,- , , K " ,4 -if ;V' ' i , Si h; 1 H ' l'i tu J ' r i.. 1 il fc :ni U'1 II' 4 f ft. fM JBS sssinmna'iiiV'i,ni,' msim BREAST . -1 .. .. - ... . sm'CX. 1- . . .. ..-J- II. -Jrt ,11 " -.-- I Till i m ir r "I"" IJWMHlWlHMIttlWMWnWWHim.llwiannlllWIWHW. r, Jli piwumhimih -...n .- . I kiMte And ttllifer painful etid strlon blltuehU which so Many mother suffer, can bo avoided by 1, ii. f tlMivirittmio WofttMn' Thia remedy Is a God-send to women, because It carries them through their most critical ot-denl with terfect safety and no pain. No woman who uses "MoTURR'S Friend" need fear the suffering and danger of child-birth --for it robs Uils omcai oi its horror and Insures safety to mother and Child, bur book. "Before Baby is Born," Is worth 'its weight in gold to every woman, and will I 111 piuiu tu acnt free Regulator Company, enveldne bv Brndficld Atlnutn, Go. MOTHER'S FRIEND M, ' & rvt r: n4-ry WiMiin,4 i "n m&gim nam t.ua i it ai i an icu -" rw "I rA 0'ttm Am q13-DU, cjua.vv I . if &,? Mackintoshes r, $1.50 to $10.00 Umbrellas, all Steel Rods 50c to $7.50 y J GJW, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers THE DAILY JOURNAL BY HOFER BROTHERS. MONDAY, OCT. 20, 1000, Dally Ono Yoar, 3.00 In Advnnoo Daily PoUr Month 91. In Advnnoo Weekly Ono YonrSl.OO In Advnnoo I JOURNAL X-RAYS Only ono moro wcok of eggs and ag ony. A Tho, Salem Athletic Club again proves ilinl Salem produces superior mon, - 'At ioaat ono lady linn Bald that alio would wear a waist nftor Tin: Satuii day Jookhaii pnttorn. ' ' If Mr. Bryan in elected no trust will . provont real Amorlcan babies 'being , 4 jiorn in tho Wlilto IIouro, A Tlio monibors of tlio Portland Crema tion Society aro people who want all tlio burning done in thin world. C V ft Asterinn: llobuon is truly n gonltiB. His ability to crcato floneallous la oven equal to that of Jim Ham Lewis. , , Portland Telegram i Bryan "boarded tlio Ion in his den," at loasthodo "'"'nounccd frusta in thnir hrcoiliiigdiotu Now Jorcoy, .ft "Gov, Geer has donn all tho talking for tlio present state admiuiatrafiinn in this campaign. If Mo goes In ho' 1 1 havo Bomuthlng tp any, 1 K ft Ifar.vy Rcott says Iiryan'ii always lieon wrong, It would not bo true to say: Bcott lias always boon wrong. Tho blggoit fool gotH right onco in n while. ft ft ft Tho Oregon City Land Ofllcs tackles John P. Itobertaon over tho siguaturo of .limine. That'dear illustrious departed shado lias to endure eotno awful '-Jnirdons. Pallas Itmi.er: Nowhoroin Oregon ' IjHnucU intorcet being takon in tho com- ngeloction. Tlio Itopubllean ooufldonro of aifocoss and laok ofonthuejaimi will coet.tlicni many a voto. ft ft ft " Portland Telegram Apparently tlio Insurgent Filipinos aro not much nenror subdned than thoy wore a year ago, hut wershall soon see whether tlio prediction that tiinywiu an pivo up as booh iib wo Kinlov jsro-eloctod proves truo or not, ft ft ft Eugene Journal; Inn ''speooli" at Pawnee. Nebraska, Hanna'a anger got away with him and ho "cussed" Bryan; lie informed tho pcoplo that "Bryan novor did a d thing for tho work ingmanl" TInnnaI8ft,,bird,', nndli trusts are his chlakons. ft 'ft ft Whllo AreliblNhop Ireland is whooping it up for MoKinloy, nearly all thv otjufr American Woolsoy's aro dead against Jtirii for moral reasons, IhoBermpnpt, Il(y Jones was reprinted il this paper. rlloiia tho greatest living Unltailat) preacher, contmauded a battory of light artillery during tho war for tho Vnpj, Ho is a "Life-long1' Itopubllean, of course. j ft ft ft Uomru,cajupalgn matter sent out by tho nanonarwipnilttoo informs us that Mo Khijey IjaAaMays been wrong, Wo uro i)oltuvnhigjiMoJvlnIoy papor but tlioro JtiQ sonuo (o Buuh Btatoinonta. No man &sattaye.wrong7 MoKinloy isrlglit in atanding npagalint tlio cpnquootnud Isinttiubnnnonof China, No President oultiU nlwuya witoug or always right, ft ft Tho 'Qld'soldter," and tho "traveling wan," can't elect or defeat MoKinloy. It's up to Uiq moral and religious elements. If what they say la, truo and if thoy voto bb they prayand they will have to keep their campaign ma' tor ou Will defeat Mo get near all 1tbjJ&r2!liPk'1lM'll' lJlt ho did four vAarsago,- If halosea.tho roliBloH8 moral vGe Uua oneir, Kopcburg Rovlow, Dem: Hon. John II. Mitchell, ox U. 8. senator from Ore gon, will spoaK ar, uacKsonviuo next Wednesday, Octobor ai. Bonator Mitchell will speak at Salem on tho 20th, and other assignments will follow, and noxt winter this princo of hoopers will bo begging tho Bryan members of tfio lcgiBlaturo to support himself or ono of his henchmen for United States Bona- lor. Mitchell's cheek is about as pro miuent as Itoosovoit'a teeth, ft ft ft Aurora Borealis, Hep: Mr. W. G. Wostacott, a buccosbIuI man of Salem and ono of tho loading Democrats of Marion connty,hns como oat for McKin lqy, Mr. Wcstacott is but ono of a largo nutnbor of Democrats of Orogon wlio conduct their business for tlio money tlioro is in it and beliovo tlio same rulo ehould apply to allairs of govornment. C K Albany Domecrat: Gov. Geer in n recent spocch roforrcd to Mr. Bryan as a man a mllo wide nt tlio month, vory long nnd nlno inches deep liko tho river Plalto. Tho Govornor must havo been looking in a glass when ho concoct ed this description, A toboggan slide from Bryan to Geer would bust the toboggan. ft ft ft If tho Woodburn Indopondont will sccuro from President MoKinloy or Mark Hauna an endorsement of Mr. Corbott'a policy of dealing with tho Filipinos before election Tint Jouunai, will support Mr. Mc Kinloy. A tele gram to Canton will only cost you a silver dollar. ft ft ft TIiIh has boon a blll-lxwd campaign; lots of big pictures ; n full dinner pall; now a freo street show; "panem ot clrconscH," 'broad and a circus wob tho platform of the Itoioau emperors; any thing to keep tho pcoplo from thinking; ninufo 'om and voto 'em wya II anna, ft ft ft Paul Krugyr will bo recolved in Franro and Uormany w.tli tho honors nnd dInltIoa bellttiug tho ruler of a sov ereign stnto. LloniKiug tlio president of tho Trausvaal llepubliu may Ihi an in unit toKngland, buthor proatigo is not what it usod to lo. ft ft ft Kx-Gov, Ponnoyer Old not caro to go to tlm legislature nsllosliotoMitcholl and Mclljldo, Ho U something of n cir cus hlmsolf. ft ft ft What has becojno of tlio yellow post ore nnd tho golden ribbons? And of Bill Martin? a a Tlioro is no doubt from this on as to the majority in Oregon of rainy days of thoir prayf rs-,thoy wi inr'MoKinJey can't i anilj Tu Olenn ouil A'olun u rimnn lu cleaulug and polishing a piano go ovpr tlio woodwork with a cloth wet with pnrailln oil, bolug gcuorous with tljo oil whero tho woodwork Is very much soiled, Let this remain two or thico hours. This Is to uofteu tho dirt ien.wmb with soap and water and u 8QftcJ0t.fi, ueiug ciuxTUi not to lei nuy wafer touch, he works Inside the piano. Vio a good, whllo or n whito castllo nonp. Wipe dry with n soft cloth and polish with soft, old linen or chamois leather. Ladles' Home Journal. All Ilia Pnnlt. "Women boa,t tho world." , "WUntJs tho matter uowr 'Vliei iny wife wants aiiythlug pret ty to wear, she hlnta around uutll I pcrauado heV to buy It, then after suo has worn It out alio pitches Into mo for lucournglng her to bo no extravagant" -Chicago Record. Uluie to Offt DuUnm, 'I can nhvaya tell when Harry lias ludulgcil himself lu nu extruvagaut luncheon down town." "How do you to)l?" "He always comes home nnd wnuta to treat me to a trolley rlilo." Detroit Vreo Press. ' Impuaalbl, The Prosecutor Uy the way. wercu't you onco arrested for horse stealing In Arizona? Tho Witness Fur horse stealln? In ArUouy? I'w tttlll A-llvlu, ulu't H-ln-i)iauaH))ls Prvsa. - AfrR preacher has made a married 'to work to Ond our, which Is the one. tCatwaa City Tluies. ' " ' ' ' "FOnaETTlN." ft tdgbt bcn Urt I Ut tns li& i Hit Kjtt vm blight nl rtt A II took taf 10 1ud! la hli own,. , " Tli well, li, "w'riSti ' AitL'ort mtctirte, the like o' m I kid ft not forget." -Ah. urt, Hie Mm' tliHlHit'thinft - , 'Tie Inore I'd do for blml 1 mind the night I promised well, .'C 1 Awijr on BdUndlm. An irerr Hill while or o 1 tbry forgttttn Jim. It nbouldn't Uke thit tone to do, In tilm nnt ttml (b11. . v. . .. Tie quer tht mtj I'll hear bl vote, A.lxy that' out o call. An while 1 e him Hand plain At e'er a el .fool will. Och, never fear, my Jewell I'd forget 7 now thlt minute, U I onljr hid a notion 0' the wijr I should beg In It. . Out flrtt and latt It hn't known , .The heap o' throubl' in It. Utelf begtn the night J went An baan'l don It fell .I'm nearly fit to glv It up, ' For where' the utc to frett An tht nprntng' falrljr tpollt on ra ' , Wid talndln to forget, ' ' -Uolra O'N.IIL .. V4 THE KING WAS BETTER. an 1 1 1 i i i Dot the Doctor Clot tittle Credit Kor Ilia BfTorta. A story Illustrating the good senso and humor of tho late King Humbert Is told nt the expense of his physician, Dr. Sagtlone. Sotnctlmea the king, from his bunting lodgo of Castle Pu tin no went to the sea and amused him self by shoveling sand Into a cart. "Take care, your majesty," said Bagll- ono ono tiay, "not to perspire too much." "Ah, my dear 8lguor Doctor," answered the king, resting his chin on hlfl two hands thnt grasped the handle ot his spade, "this muscular ex crclso docs mo much moro good tluin your prescriptions." "1'cs, but one must abuse nothing." "But I tell you that I fcol vory well, nud you arc afraid you sco In this poor shovel n competitor." And, laughing heartily, tho king finished filling his cart However, by exposing himself In every way without exercising any core, tho king contracted bronchitis, which took a chronic form and gave him n rather troublesome cough. This cough was a source of anxiety to the faith ful doctor, as he could not convince his patient of the necessity for taking med icine. Occasionally the doctor was even sent nwny abruptly by the king, who would say, "I havo not called you Why did you come? You mny go. I thank you very much." One evening, however, the doctor thought ho had gained his point, nnd he prepared for the king la bl& bedroom the powders he was to tnko during the night. The next triorulng Dr. Sngllone roHi very early, being very nnxlotiH to know the effect of his medicine. He, was received In tho bedroom and nt onco naked, "Well, how does your ninj csty feel this morning?" "Much better I mny say quite well." wnH the response. "Ah." observed tho doctor, rubbing IiIh lunula with satisfaction, "you see the remiltH of listening to reason." "What do you mean?" naked the king. "The powders 1" "HinvoS" shouted Humbert. "Oo Into the next mom and nee what you en n Ilinl." The powtlera were In the wnati paper liDHket. Snoli la Fume. "There la hound to he a fly In the liJW'.v." wild the disconsolate looking .'I listen "There'a iilwnya some miuill eiri'uiiiiitauee that preveutH Joy from being complete." "What Im the trouble now?" "Tin lending paper of ipy community printed my picture the other duy." "That whh nice." "And It mild that I whh one of the people whom everybody knew; that in fuine wuh mid) that It; had Hprend be yond the i-outliifH of my native city and was currying light Into the regions, beyond." "Splendid!" . "Then they got n bit rushed hi the olllceuiul put my friend WlgglUH"nniue under my pletuiv." "That wan n little unfortunate," "It Inn't the worat Not n soul noticed It except my wife. And till she said wiim that ahe didn't think It, looked much like VlgglOHt"-Vnshlng-ton Star. Dlantipoluletl. A young map of this ulty rang up n lady ucqpalntnnce of -his In Court ctreet somo dnys ago, but Instead of hir answering the phono herself her elder Bister did so. The young man recognized the difference nt onco and said In a suave, mellow volce: "Won't you please deliver a messago to Miss Clara V" "Oiling Up. 99 Jiibt n little oil on the engine at the right time may mean the diltcrence be tween life and death to the passengers and crew, What oil is to the friction of the delicate parts of the engine. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical DUcovery t to the ilelt- caie organs oi mc body. It eases their lnpor, pre vents the loss of power and waste of energy caused by friction. Many a man who wua all run down, whose limbs ached when he walked, whose back ached when he laid down, who breathed with dif ficulty, and cough ed constantly, has been perfectly cured by the use of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It pur ifies the blood, strengthens the stomach and heals weak lungs. Accept no sub stitute for Golden Medical Discov ery,' nor any uicd lefne called "just as good" by the dealer. Ur Chat, Ilunvilck, of Ixuox. Macomb Co., Mich,, vtrltea: "l have never felt better lu my life thau I do now I have taken Ur title m taut I Qoldea Medical Dlscoverv riclit nloint I cau now walk qnlle well with a cane, and hone to. t't.iv even, that away before long, and aa I tiae had la u crulche lor ueattv two veais. I think t am ilolug Ant I do not cough now and I can ulctp Uke a school boy You muU know thai I tia beeu treated lu rwo hupllla and by three doctors benlvlr. and receive beucAl; ao 1 think your medicine the only medlctue Tor lac.1 Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser in ruper cover, is sent free on receipt of at one cent stamtvs to pay cxikiim; of muiliig, wiy. AdditM Dr. U7V, Pierce, UttT falo,N.Y. ' s' I'h'llffhtwl tit tin prospect or frtrrJMiiB a'nii'RKnge that might result In giving her some Insight luto the relation that existed between her sister nud the young man nt the other end of the line, she annwered: "Why, certnluly, with the greatest of pleasure." "WeTl, tell her to ctme to the phone." Memphis Scimitar. " Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup Is the remedy on which you can depend for tluucnro of nt pro tracted Cough or lumr affection, brought on bv expofliiro to coM. It-h the moot nxcollent medicinu sold. A lottlo edst only 2C cents. ' Bllsrn Wafer, til.nm.qultevcll uwnre that there are MjJectlJhs to hospital-ships In the trop ics When thoy are) moored, there Is the burning question of bilge water. I will not discourse on tho subject of bilge water, as Inexperience thereof might make the explanation weari oihe. Any one nenun luted with the bllgoi water question, knows It Is. of en grossing Interest. Bilge Is a prluce among smells, nud If you have ever fallen tinder Its power you will njways think that every terrific thing In smells Is a manifestation, of bilge water. I remember on ouc occasion when on board a moored hulk, not a hospital ship, smelling In the evening some thing thnt called for mention, so I mentioned It. "Oh," said my com pnulons, more under the swny of bilge water than I was, from their greater knowledge of Its power, "ltB only our bilge water." In tho morning we found It was tho rotting carcass of an ele phant that had floated down tho river and now hung lu tho mooring chain. After a considerable time was spent In getting rid of tho carcass I said, "For goodneos' snke, gentlemen, stir up your bilge water, and lot tho smells tight It out together while we go ashore, for n spell." "No," Bald my companions, terror stricken nt the sug gestion. "You do not know our bilge water when Its back'B up. It would Btrqtch you If you were half way across Africa. This clophnnt Is mere lavender water to It" This was a moro dreadful bilge water than a hospital ship would havo. Still, though bnd, bilge water Is not neces sarily fatal under proper management. Chambers' Journal. mNonXxiifflti$ C&tluurtic ittj lo take, eay lo operate- Hood's Pills ion, sword In nand aud apparently standing In a money chest Around tho central figure Is Btamped Jnckson's ex pression, "I take the responsibility," which arose out of his controversies with the bnnk. When this die wna made, the prede cessors of the present compnny not only manufactured copper wire, but also made a special feature of copper eolna, chiefly for South American, coun tries and for private business Arms which made a practice of issuing their own copper colus to bo redeemed by them afterward. During tho civil war and Just preceding It many private cor porations Issued tokens which circu lated aa pennies, and some of them aw now worth a great many tlraea their original value to collectors. New York Bun. Knjoyntile. Teas How did you enjoy yourself at her wedding? Jces Very much Her gown was n wretched bad flt and everybody waa remarking how poor tho presenta were. Exchange. .y-niTsttfttafi CANADIAN -X PACIFIC DIED. hts snti-in-of Hnlom, 28, B. L. A Hlatorlc Die. On tho desk of tho secretary of one of tho oldest copper manufacturing firms In this city la a steel dlo which tins served as a paperweight for 33 yeara, and tho coins struck off by It arc now, for the most part, In the bands of collectors. This die was used for strik ing copper tokens which symbolized tho contest between President Andrew Jackson and the old United States bank of Philadelphia In 1832, The engraving on the die represents President Jack- LANSING. At tho homo of law, W. It. Winans, south at 2:30 p. in. Sunday, Oct tnnaing, aged bU years. Dc craped was born in Glonvillo, N. Y. and lived In that stato until about 10 years ago. For tho last 14 years ho and his aged wifo, to whom ho wns married in 1851, havo mado their homo with their son in-law and daughter, Mr. nud Mrs, W. R. Winans, who havo tenderly cared for them in their declining years, and with whom thoy camo to Salem 7 years ago. On coming to 8alom Mr. Lansing identified himself with tho First Methodist church hero, having been nn earnest momber of titnt denomination ainco 1857. For tho part few years ho lias been failing qulto rapidly and an attack of tho grip last winter hastened the breaking tip of old ago. A wcok beforo his doaih ho had a sinking spoil, but was not thought to bo so near his end until 11 o'clock Sun day, when ho com mouced to sink rapid ly. Besides tho. aged widow, ho leaves ono son E. P. B. LanBing, of Albany, New York., and ono daughter Mrs. W. R. Winans, of this city. To Cure a Cold la One Dty tko IjixbUvo llromo Qulnlno Tabled. All Tdnn?Klts refund tho money If it falls to cu , W. tirovo's MguaturA la on each box. 25 jj O. H. JDAOK 8uccP8rr- to Dr. J. M.. Keone, of White ComiJ "alom Or. Parties desir ing Biiperioi t-v Ations at inodomto feoH in any branch aro in especial request. ""albert a. jessup. Phono 1071, KUOMQ 1 AND 3, (MAY llbK, Tb7. JONES. Attornoy-nt-tnw Tutodo, Or j un Was I lerk of Circuit Couil ' ar nudhja n np-to dale abMrnr t (.i al ill) in l.lliitiln rouiiiv. M'17m Old Post OfficeStables Are large mil havo reliable attend nntB, our temii boaidcd by tlui week or day. Good teaniB for hire. Prices rea touabli). Your patronage solicited. H. M. Brown ti2 Kerrv Street. Piano FREE iv, Rural Delivery KOUIiE J51i OS. Tuners and 11 pares POHTLAND PRK. For Salem and viclnitv lenvo orders ot Geo. Will's Music Store. Boots and Shoes Made to order. Lndlo9 Shooo a spec ially. Hcnalrlng neatly dono. J. M. Necdham. 181 Com st TV J. Sullivan State Street Tailor. KallBultl mlmtln tern from Chicago. tS pants So. Tho Obcrndorff rnt- Hot LusliUBi siilta $19, Tillson, Bar tiett Grain Company 1'runci wanted Krull lings for talc. Brewster &' White TUB FBBD Phono 1781 MEN EM Court St Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw, Seeds, Poultry SupplioB, etc. : : : Free Delivery. Prompt, reliable ser vice. Lowest Prices. Reliable toods. h cm waw Co., OFFICE, CITY HALL. For water service apply at otllce. Hills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints ut tho olllc 90 ' , Has been established on a number of Routes In Ore- gonuand youican have x Tlie Daily Joy rna ti Deliveredj to your family box four months for $1 'X SALEM HDP BUYERS. Squire Farrar No SS 8tate St. Thouo tip. 1051. Wm Brown Co Hush Ilulldlng, Commercial 8t. (grouud door). Otllco U-leplionu No. 180. Lilienthal Bros II. J. Oitenholmcr, Manager. Otllco over Ijuld ii Uuth Hank, 'I'hon No. tax, Catlin Linn Office over Wellcr'a grocery stnro. No ail. Thouo . Carmichael pnice over Johnson's Clothing store, la UusifUreymsD bldg. T, A, Livesley Co Commercial st- Becond statr south or Ladd A lluih bank bank; room 18, upstairs. Thono 1211, TIIC JOURNAL has all the, ItatxJfttot Hews. AtsocUttd Press releiraph Ser vice ofsame date as lllih Priced Morsln Dallies, and much of It twenty-four hours earlier. Correct Dally Msriet. a Aa Independent Paper for the Peo t Mot for any Political Machine, Adcress . ' WHITE BOUSE RESTAORM Changes owners. Got in lino early for your next Sunday Dinner. - And Soo Liner First-class nnd Tourist SLEEPERS DAlOtf saassasH .. H?Wti PiiBHetiKnifl booked to and (rotii ALL POINTS EAST Atlantic Steamship Office, s Vnx full partlcularH apply In B.J.COYLH, II. II. AHHOIT, A. G.'P. A., Mil Third rit.' Vancouver, II. O. Portland. m MtPAUT. ron i.'in.-aRn Hr-nolal v.io ,m Hno- , Italic fi.Ouum Atlnti- 11(3 Kx. u p, in Bp in. Hi), m ft Huu Hntllr day i d, m, I HYl' kIoui J?Ss&" Ukn. !!-. -.. "n.Hlia , ' If., :.? ft, WZt; a,Ch (.-"". illr. :, Ut pmah rJ'JIilMiljr; Kll WsllaWai neoiu, I wankw Ohlr, jv (,0,-"!.niAiii... TO A.U.rla'.KM " Hi. "V Urtbj n; &iW j George Bros Prop's. HOFER miS., PUBLISHERS Salen, Oregon. IK "TTW7 WHY USE Wsba(l) WaQlIe? ' Loans and Insurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent. accordlnK to security no oxponeo for examination. Insurance effected on lions and other property at lowest rates. John Moir 290 Com, st. 7-10. I Jd,- aautiosa Tiav uivk a hoi LIMIT ANDtBIC LONO LIVKII. W BKLI. TiKKK (IKAIlKS; liiirablu ami YUHK.V" WKUlUA(Jtl UANTLB. Tho TttriUtutl ihliu lu mai.llot. ttllUNUltlU) UANDLK l)WKIl with a ocuuiapllou o only tl.rou fwl per hour NO, 197. The old siaudby,oX good laaung iiuilty and slvlug KIQIITV CUNULK l0VKK. SOoonu. IDKAU" Hot quite aa good qu eiv ONK lrtoo W c rrioe Ut glrln; aim cau Ho jsiwot as tho Nt W, aud al half the rtrlrtA. 1& ntita Any of Ihowuiautloaput ouaMclburafprii) 4lutul at abive rates, nn vnn iiqk wpi 5RArn mirNPHO L'n?.l..J''?..i0!-" ."? " . w www, ,. w.mw...'.. -wr.,w.,wm nB nlu iuuto io yon luai rou fan eel a UKTTXK IJflllT for I.K UONRY wlUiottvl theso bcraera thau wlUi any other form of art! I flctal light. Wo have gas stoyw alao. Ll us sbw tbem to you. RALBM GAS LIGHTCO 71 Ohemekets. St,. Telophono 603. High Grade Belgian Hares We guarantee the best stock at the lowest price that can be purchased. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For a tickot Ka t, you nnturolly and very properly want to go ovor tho routo that will nlvo you tlio very best accomo dntioiis at tlio louent poasihlo rate ihuice, you nhntild ask your ticket agent to make your tickot read via tlio GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our populnr personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pull man tourist Bleeping cars leavo Salem every Monday Evening nnd Thursday ovening via Kacraniento nnd every Tuesday even ing nnd Saturday mornfne. via Portland nnd run through to Clilnn'go without chango via tlio World's most pconlo Lino connecting at Chlcaco with all mornlnj' trains Knot, uleo with tlio Itock Island nerponnlly conducted tourist car for lioslon. Tlieeo tourint BleophiK enrn aro broad vcstibuled, liuhtcd with Pintcli Gas and provided with all weekly illus trated periodicals and magazines for tho free upo of our patrons mid aro accom panied through to duntinnion by n rep resentatlvo ol tho Groat Hock Island Routo. Wo also havo a dally llrst-claeB Hlcppinu; ear Bervico to Chicano via tho Scenic Lino, nnd the host dining car service in tno worm. For full information, iimne etc, call on or write to, A. 12 Coueait Gun. ArI or rortinuti uregon. W. W. Skinnuk, G. M. Powkuh Agent S. P Co. Agent O It t J Co balem Ur. 3alom Or. ItoatH to IVsnlsind m ,? WMt " WiuhlUsliin. i m , r. ...... " TKAnta i??l4l checked -thronKli from ZSjM Wi run ur river nmlo to iwi..,1 K"l inwlo nt fuitisiid wiE .W" eC,. I "" "Wh&s; -"lttj SOUTH AND Efts VIA 1 Southern n m raci t 1HE SHASTA R0UT 0.1 2Aztm.F 470fip m. ' Lv l'ortland.. ,5oT l.V PAIOm lim7w Ar Ashlaud...u M J.8 Ar Bacrnmonto... jSmpu Ar Ban Fraucliico 7IJ p J Ar uraen j 4rx Ar Lionrcr -- .. tea i u ArKanaa, City 728 i 5 Ar Chicago J .!ZZ ut, Ar Ijou Auro1m Ar HH'aan,, . , Ar Fort Worth Ar City of Mexico. Ar iioustou , Ar Now Orleans. Ar Wwhlnaion r now York Sn Mil tit. lm ri il j h JflJPM g' A i, 815AM CO AM i. U,PK Be WASHING MADE EASY The Dewey Washing Machine This uiHchino Ib n now ono imulo on FcIonlKle principle. It Is guaran teed to glvo iil)nltito ftititfnetion. Aflur a thorough trial no family would ditfpeuio with ouu. With the lieu of tho Dewey, tlio horrora of wash day will disappear. TIiih ma cliino will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work about it. Kasy to op erate. Tho mauufncttirors will back up every clnim mado for tho ma chine. The Dewey Washer llns won two llrRt protniums nt Stato Faira: at Lincoln, Neb , 181)1). nnd at ralom, Oro , 1II0O. Sold at Salem by It. M. Wado & Co. .Correspond with or call on Ambler Young Manufacturers and Salesmen, Mt, Angel, Oregon. Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of tlio Salem Soap works has the co .operation of tho under signed dealers. Consumers who dosiro n flrst-class soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Salom-mado soap from L. A, Doraeish. Mrs. II. Huffman, B. Msgulro, F. X. Albright, Golden Ruloatoro Stoinor & Co, II. Nougehauer. James SlmnU, Alex. Dauo. Yokohama Tea Sloro Names of other Allen & Uowersox, T Tlnwltf i" '' Savago & ReldV " M, T. Rinemnn, O. M. Ippley, . , Tho Fair Storq;. W. L. Wado, Damon Bros. merchants will -"bo added as arrnugementearo mado, S, C, STONE. M. D XXX No Flies oq a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw or blanish on the work we do. either in plumbing:, tinning or rejairin. We lead on everything in the way of urstTclass work in qu, line. Print and Hop Dryer work apecialty honk W Tt S BIRR0UGJ1S, !oa state st Commercial Rabbitry 51Q Commercial 8t., Salem, Or. The German Market Will be found all kinds of meat aud tho best ot sausage. FRFK DKL1VKRY. All bills due the lato firm of Wolt A Mluaclte must bo paid ,Wolz & Zwicker 171 Commercial St. Hroprlelor of Stone's Drug Store HiMCH, ORHOON. Toe stores (two In number) are located a No, M ami s3 Coirtreielil mt. mil ar well sto"kil with a complete line of drugs an uiedlclu.'a, lollel urUclca, perfumery, bruthei etc, dto., t-tc. Ult. BTONK Uu ha.Uome 24 ycats exBcrlence u the prac tice of inedloiue and now makes no chance to rurmtilli-Onn. namlnatlnn nrpnwcrlption, Ar Kow T1..11.u I n. . . " i uiiuiuu nnu lounets tut oi trains. Chair enrs Bar.ramnii and El Pnao, and tourist can toCW . " ' lr 'i"wsiw n mm Connecting at Han FrsnaTJwtit oral otoaiualiii) lines for llntfajk Japan, China, Philipplnou, CaWsfS South Amnrlcn. V Soo Mr. W. V. Skinner igtMittsr. niaiion, or nuuregs O. II. MAHKHAM.0.P.L Portland, Orp POSSIBLY You aro not nwam of tiie fait tiwii' Biiporb sorvlco now ailonleJ hy ttr v ''V.. !iPasrP '- ",to A " 'i Mir Sell . f ' km f"n a picto- r . WE have , 1 . 5 Daily Fast imi TO TIIE A5T. If you cannot tako the mornlt'S ", " $ travel via tlio ovenini train. Mr"'' ,. Ilnoly equipped. 5" "Our Specialnes" . , " Fast Timo, Tlirougli Eenica, Waj.-. Pnlnco Sleonors. PuliinauToflriitW , ors, Pullman Dinen-JLLJbreryCa.'s uiiii r ruu ih:i;iiiiiiih v""" -T ', , llmiM t.t limn Bavml tn Omiul ago, Kansas City, St. LoaU,Set!j uosion, nu oiuur j-.uomiu i TickoUgood to Salt lawW jjeuver. . MJk It is toyour interest to w ' Ja3 wrni Limitkd. Tickets and ikf itfm car berths can bo secured troia ,Ant8.F.tt Or Guy Powers, Ag l' J. 11, 1)Tiinop, Gen'I Ap-nt, J , No. lad I Third 6t.Portyf Orcgou Shori Liue Ri The Direct RonUto Montana. Utah,- Colon and all Eastern Points- Gives oholco ol two && Uie UNION PACIFI0Fa JW"- or tho RIO GRANDE Been- NnfihaneeofCart' On tho Portland-Ohlcago Sp"' n ..I.. .!. lUof " UI1UHK1II UIU ivo. Equlppod Wlth,rt BBSSaSrr . SSSrK,-M;'"- roe iiw"iiiB " i gmMs CotufoiUblo "JPA-SSk Kntlw Traiu foiopletelr "" For further lnloiJ J?.NAGEL, A"70) arav. rass. nK. ' ' 5 'HZ.'AIUra Bt. roru"- P Comllls h Mm I TIME OABD, No 'or Yaauiua: Hi Train leaves AlbaDy...-' Truln leaves uorvn ,1 Train arrives is'- t MIDI S7KIU CLEANING AND Uidics' -and Gents' clothes cleaned and dyed without rip. plug. Gent's clothes pressed by tlio month, also portiers Cleaned nd dyed, Hats and kid glovea cleaned. Gents' olothes rulined, rebound, ro luiired, buttons on. All work neat, ehvap nud promptly done, ::::::;- MRS. C. II, WALKER, 105 Commerarnl St. No. 1 Returning Leaves Yaquiua Leaves Corvallls Arrives Albany No. 3 For Deiroli. jij Lenves A uany ii5l Arrives Detroll Mr. a Rnt.iirnlt)g. if V1 Leaves Dewoit " ifv Ai'Jl", f'SnecMla fjorvullis with ".SW ,.luh,r, Hlr..-f. HiirVlwO J. port and ndjacent beien 0 Tralus for me ""-;: Stf DetrolL at noon, Klvi.di f to reach cauiplu? v n-i flr.llnnhimh lllld ba0' same day. it1' i It X. WAU)EN. T l.tf J. TURN'KU. B bl, AJUI- .r ... Aitunr. ir X iff