The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, October 30, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextUM..M.I..I..MIIII !. "!.-' 4i i- WEffiSilSk W-J-i fcJ -(. awii .., ' rr 1' V. pan Miii Cfflts Warranted $13.50; $15.00 ip I Jim pogue; 5 tail , - rtmWlr ' 4 Mackintoshes $1.50 to $10.00 V lUnjbreUas, all Steel M 50C to $7.50 8- fX G- Jqhnsdii & Cofripany, fc K,TJlqi'Peoplcs Clothiers arid Furnishers 131 JgULY JOURNAL BY HOFttf? BObTHEHS. r nn 8.oo m Aavnnoo lonth SI. In Advance Woekly Ono Vear Sl.OO In Advance tmnmmmummmmimmaammam Dally Ono Yga Dally FouriWo BRYAN AND THE JINGOES. HThe common nOP'f of this country will never hare another leader like William 'i. Bryan. Able, eloquent, fearle&J, Incorruptible, lie has been (or four years putting up a. fight never be fore equaled, fie has more inflrierico In this coantty today limn any other ono hundred individuals. The-Influence of a Rockefeller or a Moreno la not of (ha individual, bat of his millions. Bryan has more inflfloace with tills adminis tration today than .William McKinley himself. The latter lias bean com lulled Co swallow Ins forcibly expressed con- vutions on the money ouestian, the4 " Vuritt Rkwn qsUon aim (ho "Philip pine question,' Mr. Jlryail 1ms rlever jia ten book-a. word he ever ottered, and if anv ono doahU his lofluunee. contrast -tliecotijaeol tho administration In the Philippines' and in China. Had Mr. 'Bryan endorsed our course in the L'hllr fpplhes" o would no bo clamoring for a lie-of China, for almost the solo nx-4 osio we have for bolngiln the Philip pine 1 ti get a stfoa af'Ohlna'a trade. Mr Bryan lias forced Ihofldminlgtratlon "to hold it -hand. But II liw Is defeated libit luofeday It will be considered an enriorf eriumt o( tMopolluy of greed and i-onijaes't, amlthu powers that be will tl.row off all disguise. It will not yet ho Jy lute fora rsjjHjcsal ,ftf our. policy iu ( hitia, and an emjorsomont of tlio P ill' .pine grab will be" a practical oommnnd lo grab soine-rtf-Cmia loo. Thero has neer been an argument advanced in ltiT of the acquisition pf tin Philip- ineelliat dce not apply with greater force in faior ef tbeiauejufHltfon of u jw iMB of China. That it would probably soon itnolve h In war with ono or jnoranl the groat power wQuhMw rather a recommendation in tint muds of tho very brave gentleman who are preach lng "etwnorW "Mr. Tiiyan,fl Iifllii. ;;en bus kcpfiiii.o&t 0ttllls mos until " nuw . but if he is turned down naxt Tuofday and M unieervallvo, humutiu jknd Ataari)ai IdeaHac reiwdiajtrjl the jpfifiKOw Will ij Utptr Gmr ltlin. Tfiun jdw'iTntJor a (Wfnlfit ofhtroiiyoilB il m Stop Iht Culi and .YT! V aa - w A JOURHAt J c I nt4tlr-d A i What di I tlm If the Cold. ur .m in P&c. b tnkee wwh a report. Ifcds a permanent feature ami is put on at onr own expense whether McKlnler or IJrynn 5s olcc'el 1 Evorj' word of Tuk Jmuuin telrarapli report, emeriti)' two msi. wuriajitml, and is taken, and paid for and used exclusively by Tug Joubkau 9 ? ? A Salem lawyer lias been caught in the act of troatlnt; hlsoWn wifo as tenderly nnd gallantly and wfth as-much defer- e lianas w would any other'lady. & Kosebiirg Iteview: The Oregon Ian Is tteating its new dieolpb', lion. Bill Colvig, very elmbblly. It printed a picture of him, Saturday, that Is Irno to Iffe. ' A nurnbnr of prominent Republicans left jown today, apparently ignorant of tho fact Hint tile old Free Silver leader, John II. Mitchell, was to speak hero to night. A Hev. Fred Agar, a returned mission ary from Afrlon, will lecture this even lug at the Baptist church on "Tho Humorous Side of Missionary I. fe. Albany Domocrat. Bother grim llnmo attunes In China. t To bo downed for the first timonn itlieir own grnuudH by a Halem team of .T.'.!.!. .iA...t t. i i ....i amateur uimeiiua, who unvo unii ikj coach well it's a little roti)-h, but it'll (16 Iftigene good In tho long run. -v.. t " 5r Albany Demoernt: Aftor. being do feated by an athletic team in IU first uanut. tho ('. of O. will need to rustle and get on a reputation before it faces tho California ulnvons, and irhilo getting it would do a big thing If It got Bishop again. An advertising agnnt thinks thin pa per owes a moral duty to tho commu nity to advertise Hostettor's Ditto rs cheaply been use thero are so many Imi tations impovd on tho public. Let it bo underitaod, gentlemen, that the readers of this paper do not- object to blttors liecauru they are imitations. ft lM all honest men and women pray that the presidential campaign may end without any act of violence on either Bldei It has been a clean and gentle manly campaign' so far ns Bryan and McKInloy aro concerned. Ilanna nnd Roosevelt havu not always been mild In their expression)'. ft Tho Kugono Guard takes the local do fyiit, at Hi? (potball pliiloaoph.'cally aud gentlemanly. It says of the second half; ? SoVhexpwcfod' was this (coring that it is yet iinuxpiainamo. mo general concensus of opinion Is Unit tho vurmty boys showod superior team work, anil tho team la nrovon to ha as uood If mil lHUer thaultlio one oh lust Vear Smllli at inlf.Hdott at (iiinrter. Captain .elulor nuil flush at oh!h put up a phonoiuoual fgHttui' while tliu entire team work wuh unora than satisfactory. i no gamoai roriiami next Hauitnay with tho Multnomah club team prom rm to be very interesting. Tho U t). Lovn will go into tliu game in good con dition and will play first-class ball, A. &.IMYS M -.. imwH fur .all lHiriliw .dwMiv mih iIiIk palmer. .. . J. A A t t j ---.-' & . i .Us "JiyiipTlBavGn yjilo that thuy wun- 'uiKtllud Ui lUton to J'vgUO lllltffllttHlT '1 us Journal lias fncrcnifml nil tale jnfjraph ifjKirt to &000 W'Oltllj 60 uj to lioar jkll the election news. c hegrw,iotor tho ftliMst In the iworiu, tmi r uouii axivqrilier run Jjli 1 1 -iii'Tun Kjwuuday ZapiiX.Ui. 1! j 1'at 1'iuiily aayetha'VuiLdDrbllt roods Zru Uio lt naiuiued In tliu vorld J5ail natdi an Irrymn pnpnlnt. t 4V j V Wltr TortW Qf Woodburn .rm'i" ox nn ' o&piUjslClll uptiojh out , ti. xt. that bid woolijLiHjQaulitllio. "" 'Pl.nf lual ..lww.o.. RKImlifiirr nf I In. R.i. am cliwwy work, brng us would Jnook vti un .VIlaf miiiu off his sryji. J f I&jjriiirty sjpi q Ut-s - th flrcst l-y o(Mi Jjw, andiwouml upt)! an oiljiruda (p Miijyel)reWaK'huy tho mailer with f&ryaift. fc l .,.- m U, A' Jt- minx. u ' T .. jr-j .s. i . Kz -fcSonator .Mltahllbw. idvoU half his umulLOxi M .6 ". jtfOUMKAl aa ho Uiu , 9f iiBiur then. & KmJ th- uw wrMPii THE SANTIAM COUNTRY. 5Ji5- 1 probably not Oiiitar ( JjB g Urn. lie fl felogrnpli aer H. Jrttup Tells or a I'cclon Whove Trade .Opiht lo Come to Ssltnt, Dr. S. H Jessup who has just returned from a four weeka outing at the Brlelen huidi hot HprliiKS, inui'li imprnviNl iu health and fipirlts, was Aucoinp.iulod by a young man, J. A, Cl.ambori, whom he found at Detroit suffering from a severe attack of erysipelas of tho light arm nnd bhouldor. Thu young man had mm tho iirm with u cross-rut saw near nhoHldor, am) for want of proper euro and treatment the cuho was duvelopcd Into u dangerous condition. Mdl(M atfjiiitftili has uof 1iuhh1 the yfluifg man jtHliiu$U liuprpved aoiiditlon. Tho doctor says that Detroit people uro nitiuli Imprewed with tho deslro for mall uoiiuectiou with Haleni, aud that forlaok of iv oon vonie,nt lino of conynunl (hHIoji, thu traiiu o n vast relpa full of woodchoppera aud loggers, mill nun and minors, is delliuted from Salem to Albany. Thero is a largo pulp mill going in 'ut Niagara and Mill City is a great (i.iV mill oouter. It would bo but a com paratively email expense to uulul u iilgtor lint) from Turner to Ktngtaon, 1 lallu frj'm titayton. Tho doctor thinks th4' S. P. Co. would help build snuh it road nnd to operate it as a feeder and tb.o nrojeoti oertaluiy north uonsldor lux. Th. doator U enthuklnslic over t o buUfiil ttiubmo. saw pn ila.trlp and Mum the tits t at'brooks Petutlkaas Befa$e ChaBenjes to Detate aol fiiSeni Vsheater to a Bryan Clnfc. Bd. Joubsal "SI. K. Pogtio spoke to an audience composed largely of fol lowers of Bryan ut Brooks Saturday evening. TbV occasion forsnoli a large attendance of Democrats wad not wholly due to Mr. Pozuo'a renutalion as a speaker, but was caueod by the meeting yi IIIO 4JIJOII WUU, -IIICII HiM IU llrt.W taken plaqp in the hall where the Re publtraus had their speaking. The Bryanllcs gave up their meeting nnd very patiently listened to Mr. Pogue, who nunctured tome of their iwt fueu- menu on tho monny qiletipn and other Issues of the campaign. Aiinoiign ear nustly invited to do so, tho Democrats did nrtt avail themselveW the opiior Uinlty to participate in the discussion." Tin- alKrve is courageous lo say the taut. The Bryan chib advertises J. meeting at BroCks fiaturday night. The Kdpiitylasnn ivoretly send a rooter there for McKinley. The Bryan managers at Salem aro unable to semi a speaker. Than the McKinley rooter takes the floor, when as I understand tlm backed down completely alter challenging the Bryan men at Macleay ami have refns'ed all offers of chairman Mott to hold dls aussions. But no one lilatnefl "Mr. P6gtte or the Republicans fdrtaklng these advantages if our campaign managers let them do It. Bktanitk. , Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup Is the remedy pa which you ran dete7iil. for the cure of a pro; traded cough qr Inn? affection, brought on by exposure to cold. Ills Die most excellent imAlIcItie boM. A Ixdtlo cost only 2Ti cents. THE FENNELL BARR WEDDING A Beautltul Social Event Celebrated at St, Joseth's Church. The marriage of Miss 'nnifred O. Feuiioil to Herman W. Barr,bolh of this city, was rolemnized at St. Joceph's church this morning at nino o'alock in tho presence of a large and distinguished nudienro of Salem's beet pcoploi Miss Anna M. Barr, of this city, aud John P. Hunt, of MU Angel, a cousin rf tho bride, knelt with tlio bride nnd groom, while Hov. Daley of St. Joseph's church, nMistod by Rev. Dominic of Mt. Anxoland Hov,. Damn, of Ourvals,united them in tho bonds of holy wedlock. Prater llaymond I.. Barr, of MU An gel college, was master of ceremonies. Miss Lena Benolt played a wedding march an tho bride attired in white and wearing a (lowing bridal veil and Carry ing bride roses, entered on the aim of the groomsman, the groom entering on the arm of tho bridesmaid also in white. After improsslve introductory uords by Rov. Daly, on the sanctity of tho marriage relation, tho brother of thu groom, who is a osndldato for religious orders ut Mt. Angel, conducted thorn in sido tho rail -und the wedding eorvicenf thu church was performed. After thu customary mass and bene- diution, congratulations followed from the largo uusemblugu of relatives nnd friends present. The hridu Is a well. known youtur woman of thji city, n sister of P. Fennoll, proprietor of thu Salem hotel. Mr. Barr is the well-known aud popular proprie tor of Ilarr'8 Jewolry store They re ceived many beautiful gifts. The bridal pair took thu Shasta Kx press to visit friends ut Albany, from whence they go to Portland and Scuttle for a short trip. Their many .friends gave them a niorry send off at tho sta tion. On their return they will occupy rooms that are doing 'Hied up for them An exchange says: The und of the Boor' war doesn't seem to ho very tutig' iblo. The Knglish huvu just been de feated again und President Steyir is doing hiiHinoss uh president. BPriMisL LK )isHP ssk'o mr iishssV MKl RsrVilLUsssssisssH A Country Lass, otnimiiBg liAunPTeet , J faHiudjahieirUf to tho liret limb.whoto' p-fi Health in her beaming eves, health in her glowing cheek, health in her merry laugh. Yet country air and country hours can't sue her from the common tterittiice of women nn experience winch dulls the ti)e, pale the cheeje, mid turtu the laugh to a ugh. Wonmuly ills come to almost all. But. for these ills there is help and hoolliig in Dr. I'Kfrcc'a I'nsorite PreMriptloii. It regu latea the in-'riods, btopa uiihuulthy drains, cures iuliauuuatiou, ulconuioii aud fe male weakuetts. It inukea weak women etnuig, sick women well. "MImHIU supji. of Jin4town r.mlforil Co,, N C , wtllr ''l Imd mllcnM three rani or ni(H at moiillily prrUxl. It wciiksI an tliouKU II wiMiui iiic wun jiu iii luy uuk aua Mujuutii I ootilU not wu4 without lalutlutr: had iilicn up all hope of ever Utlnir curctl wlitu our of , my MtiuU lusl.tol ukii my ttylng: Dr Hrrct'ii l'Hoillc IrcM.rii((uii Willi hut liitlr CilUt I I lrie.1 It. nmt Ufare I luil taken half a little I Now I am uatipy tu ia t am entirely i-uftl nuij all lonc tu two nioiurii.' time, when all other sactliijiuca bail Uilcil to do auy lm m M," Uiliotuueu is cured by the uao ef Ur. Pierce's PKaxtut Pellets for acceptable Ideas. Stato ir patented. THE PATENT RECORr Baltimore. Md. for acceptable idea, Stato if patented. THE PATENT RECORDi U&ltlmore, Md. PS3 GOV. ROOSEVELT AND MR. BRYAN i The Hero of San Joaa Hill AtMsttei t jr " 1aS$ irOseofhUHoa t . Chles. Klmirk, N. Y., Oct. 30. For the first time in New York state, and in the home of the Democratic "candidate for Gover nor, Theodore Itobeef clt was a.iaulted in the streets of Elmira last night, on his wav to this place of meeting. He was in a carriage with former Slate Senator Fase.tt, and aUoeveral points along the route was pelted with eggs and vegetables, and greeted wlth'the vilest epithets, lie sat in dignified silence whlloj tho pollcft J oolcedon quies cently. During his campaign in the .morning he was alto assaulted personal ly, and a bitter fight ensued. In the place, of meeting the Governor bad no Inlerrnptions. Alter It- was over he said: "It was nasty condiict; the conduct! hooillums " . - '" , Governor Roorevelt finished the first day of his second week's campaign in tills stato bv an Invasion of the home of the Democratic candidate for governor, John M. -Stanrhfield, In Ithaca, the Governor's reception was of the most friendly nature, and he paid u compli ment to one of the college men, tho son of Richard Croker, by refusing to do, as lie has 'generally dono at dilier stops, make a personal attack upon the Tam many leaedr. His welcome in Elmira was a great political demonstration. Nkw YoRE.Oct. 30. And I am feeling tolerably well, I thank you." This was Mrs. Bryan's response, which told that he had made thirty speeches during the day aud thus broken liia own record for speech making. As a rule the speeches were not o long as on most occasions, but they exceeded in number by nine or ten thooo of any previous day during the present campaign, aud by threo thu highest number made in the campaign, iu auy ono day in HHMJ. Beginning at Balnbridgo in tho Intorior of the stato, at 0 o'clock in morning, ho spoke twenty-ono times. -"In New York City he made ono speech, and in Brook lyn during tho night he made eight speeches, making thirty Hi all for the day and night. Mrs. Bryan accompanied her husband during the day, and she received almost as much applause as he did when sho appeared before tho crowds assembled to hear htm. The crowds wero general- SErzsptifms t)ry, moliU scaly letter, all forms o edema or saft rheum, pimples and olherctitan-oui eruptions roceed from humors, either Inherited, or "acquired through d-fecilve digestion and as slmflatlon To Jreat these eruptions vlth drying medicines iS dangerous. The thing to do Is to help the sys tem dlscfiafge the humors,. an,d lo strengthen1 it against their "return. Hood a Saraallla ptrmaue ntly enmt J. vl Uines. Prmak III., of erxetna. from whleh he hail auffrrwl for aonie timet and Mlj Alrlna Woltf -, t II!. Alrona. WK. of pirn, pie eu her faf ami haek and ehafed kln on ber iwdr. br vhkh he had in srrally m...l.lul Th.ni mrt, more iMllHIOIiiil lo furor of thd cret medicine than ean publl'hed. HoqU's SmrmmparlUm Promises to cure and keeps the prom ise. -No longer put off treatment Buy a bottle of Hood's today. BUSINESS CARDS C. JHU 05AOK be ly large in proportion to the population. The last speech made by William Jennlngj Bryan on Manhattan Island during- the present campaign was mado to the Hebrews of the Kast side. In many respects this was one of the most remarkable scenes of the campaign. Without the fireworks which attracted the crowds to the Alndison Fquare" Garden gatherings, with a knowledge thittho presidential candidate would not speak more than ten to filtcen min utes, the crowd began to gather on tho Kast side at the Hamilton Fish Park, at 4 o'clock. The most conservative esti mates of tho crowd fix tho number at at least 50,000. According to the people who have lived all their lives on the Kast side, no previous event has ever caused such a demonstration in that section of the city. The Best Prescription for Malart. Chills 'and ferer lia bqltleaf OroTeUTaatelwa Chll Tonic, It- U limply Iron and nulnlne In a lavtelcm rnnr Ko core na pay. Price- , MOSm-eed, O jO. JS 2." O XL X J. . bean tba J Ilu W Kail AlMrj BoUl!l The Blver Service. The O. R. k N. Co's Willamette river steamers have resumed thoir operations beteen Portland and Salem. Agent Powers has reopeccd the dock oflle, and the public can depend on a regular rer vice. 10 25 0t Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, of White Cornel "alem Or. Parties desir ing superior opwrntlonB at moderate fees in any branch are in especial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. riiODC 1671.1 KOOMB 1 AND 3, OKAY I1LK. B. R. JONES. Attornoy-at-Law Toledo. Ora"on. Was Clerk of Circuit Court ' an op-to-dste ahitractoi al roanty, i yean andba tnrln Lincoln lM7m Old Post OfficeStables Aro large ant have rcliahlo attend ants, your team boarded by tho week or day. Good teams for hire. Pricea roa sonable. Your pattonago solIcitiHl. H. M. Brown Hi! Ferry Street. SOULE JJKOS, Piano Tuners and It pares PORTLAND ORK. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Geo. Will's Music Store. Boots and Shoes Made to order. Lndloo Shoos n tpo. laity. KcpalrlnK ntatly done, J. M. Ncedham. 181 Coni st .J-., n FREE. T . J. Sullivan, State Street Tailor. PallfluIll-iRnJunln. Tho ObcrndorIT pal u?rn from Chicago. Mwt hu-luwn stilt Jl la panu is. Tillson, Bartlett Grain Company Primw wanted Fruit bans for rale Brewster & White THK FKKD MKN Phono 1781 Ol Court St Hay, Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Strow, Heeds, Poultry Supplies, etc. : ; : Free Delivery. Prompt, reliable ser vice. Lowest Prices. Rellatle goods. Salem Water Co. Rural Delivery I OFFICE, CITY HAhh I fc'fir wutor knrt-lnn nniilv ir. itfllnn Hills payable tuoothly In udvaoce. Make all complaints nb the utile Has been established on a number of Routes in Ore gon and you can have X. Tire Da uJourna SALEM HOP BUYERS in i I. . . Squire Farrar No a Mate St. Thoue No. 1MI. Wm, Brown Co Iluih llulldlng, Commerolal St. (Kmund floor), onice telephone No 130 Lilienthal Bros II. J. Ottevnhclmer, Manager. Otfleo nor l.add & Iluih Hank. 'Phone No 481, Catlin Linn Otllceover Weller" grocery tnre No 411. 'Phone J. Carmichael I unice over Jonnsoirt cioihlut; More, In j UunU'Iiroyman bidg T A, Livesley Co ComuieroUl M-Bfccoud aUIr louth or Ijidd X Iluih bank bunk, foom is. upualrv. 'Phone Pill. Delivered to your family box four months for $1 THE JOURNAL has all the Important Mews. AssoclutediPrtss relerraph Ser vice of. same date as Utah Priced moraine Dallies, and much or It tweniyfour hours. earlier. Correct Dally iMarket. An lodeceadeat Paper for i lie Pco Kpt for apy political Mucblae. Address is, H0FER BROS.. PUBLISHERS Salem, Oregon. WHITE llOM RESTAUIUNT First class cook, First class service, Enjoyable meals. j George Bros Prop's. 1 - , Y i ,T Loans and-lnsurance Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent, according to security no expense for examination. Insurance effected on hops aud other property at lowest rates. John Moif 290 Com, st, 7-1(1 'J dt-w WHY USE Wtfsbach-Marjfle? Uktoiican tiikv (ii Vic a uo.i UUtIT AND AHli LONCi LIVKIi. WU HKLL TUIlliK QBAUKS VlldKA'1 WKIJSUVCH UANTLK, ' HUNII (KU CANIILK POWKtl The very latoa tUlug Iu waMiua. wlLh a OOUJUtntlUtkll or liulv ll.r.vi fMt rw... linn. Ui '. Tuoowauauuy, or sonaung; quality anagiTiiitt MQIITY UANDLK POWKH Price bumble ua ulre ONE rrice &v c. fin.... IIIKAIV Nil quite) a good qu price. ISceuu. Any oi tueao mantk put ou aud bururu pt ulr iu t At atxiro i au. DO YOU USB a IHCTVKR UOHT for uoiai iikiii, w aavo SALEM GAB J4GHTCQ" 71 Cli0ieketa 8t Tidephoue 6U3 ut slf lu- uuirn oiudln power at tho No, 17, and al half the ud art anl wBmriiru riidmrrcs ui?t.mb wi w iwmi Tl iWMWff.i. b.H.f..-..frt wn Will IITOYfi 1A vnil tli.t mi a.m ...., ....... .1. ... - '- r:- r 1. ..... r""" j.". vu l.pu uukkv wn one oj ujto vuraer man wliu ar oiuur form of (UuarMiuo, wet ua dow taew to jrou. Canadian iVLr- x pAciFir aff t.- And Sod Line. First-claes Hhd Tourist t i- SLEEPERS DAILY Paepengers booked to and (rom ALLPdlNtSEST - " A llnl.'S. QfrricKIr,? Office, s ' 0.R.&N PKPairt T'M.TT:. ri tV' LI 'J- "rum rfriffiil: aZiCVC! A' ko, -tain ruuri.ii.Cii: Bw-i. Atlan tic Ex. ?p, m p m 8p!"ml ot. Hun BaturJ- d7 10 p, n. m For full partlcfilars ap)ly to Kj. COYhfj, H,H.ABBfel1. A. G. P. A.. lift T itnl St. Vancouver, B. C. Pyrtland.J ran WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY Fm n ticket Ka t, you naturally and Vary properly want to go over Hie route that will glo jou tlm very lnist nccomo dationd ut tliu lotlet possible rote Hence, jou ihould usk your ticket agent to innkc your ticket lead via the - . GREAT ROCK ISLAND" 3 Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tourist sleeping tars leavo Salem every Monday Evening and Thursday evening via Sacramento nnd every Tuesday even ing nnd Saturday morning via Portland and run through to Chicago without change via thu World's moot scenic. Line connecting at Chicago with all morning trains Knst, also with the Rock Island personally conducted tourist car for Boston Tli wo tourist sleeping cars aro broad vestlbuled, lighted with Pintch Una nnd provided with all weekly illus trated periodicals and magazines for tho froo UFO of our patrons and are nccom patiicd through to deetina'iou by n rep rusunlative ol tlio (J rent Rock Island ItotttH. Wo also have a daily first-clats deeping car servlco lo Chicago via the Scenic Line, and the host dining car servtco in the world. For full informali'Mi. maps etc,, call on or write to, A. K Coui'Hit Gen. Agl or Portland Oregon. W. W. Skisskii, (i. M. Powbits Agent 8. P Co. Agent O R A, N Co haleni Or. r-ulem Or. taarr f'aI-n r. tu). .. IKMt,' "Y N VIA IIUNTINotoj, KornK,?7 lBy CTtry ta uaj. z r - COLUltUu ltiK ro Aatorla ami . i ..,, "ino)Bjt ri la P. a Ihn m r Vll.tiAMK1TK ttlVan Mnillntraf k1Si.i.15SW daysamt SafwdaTai dog Jj rf84. VTi? WILLAMKTTK 1HVEH bvnSST lloata to ItorlUnrt .. .i,... "''WOlt. i. i. --T- wrn t. irevi wir lino tu urvu City if ihrlt U AlCalCIV 1 yafiltlB1on, Caliromu or the T-to gr kocrVr.jr isyaP .natllanaaura,, ,rt,ckel.AuogSn VIA Southern Pacific Go, THE SHftSTA ROUTE I.t PonfamC LT HUOln. Ar Aibland Ar BacramvntoM Ar Ban KraiiclKO.. A rSjd"o n ..... Ar ImnriT Ar Kanm. Clty Ar unicago- Ar Loa Angolet Ar KI Paw Ar Kori Worth Ar City of Mcaloo. at iiouimn .... Ar New Orlcana. Ar WMhinaion. rk . I1WA1I loSJy -60 I'M "aiS -7-I'M Jui! J-l'i All iMTiTi WAK t0A5l . 72i A M ,7t5 A M -- l5P CO) P M . 6.30A M WA M . a A N Bitt P M DMAM 731 AX iM 7011V MUM IJAAII ua ps uiu WASHING MADE EASY The Dewey Washing Machine 'Huh uutuhino in a now one made on scientific principle. It Is ginmwi. teed to give ubvnliite (iittsfubttoii. Aftur a thorough (rial no fumily wonld disHiiiF0Mtli one. With the UFO of the Dewey, Ihe horrors of wash day will disappear. 'Hum mu clHnu will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean N'n hard work about it. unite. Tho manufacturers npevory claim made for the chine Kusy to op- will back ma The Dewey Washer ' line won two firf t premiums at Stato l-nirs: at Lincoln, Noli. 18110, and at Salem, Ore , 1000. Sold 3t Salem by R. M. Wade A Co. .Correspond with or cull nn A nibler Young Manufacturers and Salesmen, ilt Angel, Oregon. Ar Now York I'ullmau and trains. Chair cars Sacramento toOaltn anil KI Paso, and tourist cars toChiM. u.upst line? Tourists cars oinSii ShLouifl, Now-Orleans and WaahlngSj) uonnoctlng nt Han Frandleco with Mf oral steamship linos for Honolah Japan, China, l'liillppineu, Ctuitralani South America. See Mr. W" W. S'kliiuer agent at flak Station, or address O. H. MARKHAM, 0. 1. A., Portland, Oregon ".I'JLi iimii POSSIBLY You uro not nwaro of tho fast time ar.il superb Bervico now alforded by the ' tsaHT 11 Tfl lalaB n 2 Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of the Salem Soap works has thoco oieratinn of the under signed dealers. Consumers who dosiro a lirsLclass soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Salem-made ioap from L. A, Deragish, Allen A lioweruox, .i. ClUWIll, bavngo it Iteid, M.T. Riiieman, O. M.Knpley, The Fair Store. W. L. Wade, Damon Bros. merchants will be Mrs. II. Huffman, B. Mngulro, F. X. Albright. Golden Rule store Htehier & Co, 11. NoiiL'ubaiifir. James Slmntz, niex. uaue. YokohiimaTeaStoro Names of other dded as arrangements nru made. wcroV WB HAVB . ( Daily Fast Trains - to The east. If you cannot toko thu morning train travel via thu evening train, Both ire Unoly equipped. "Our Specialties" Fnst Time, -Through Service, Pulltnsa Palace Sleepers. Pullman Tourist SIwp ers, Pullman Diners, Library iCsfolCw and Free Reclining Chair cars. Hours In time saved to Omaha Ohic ago, Kansas City. St. Louis, New Yort Boston, nnd other Eastern points. Ticket good to Salt Lake City md Denver. It is toyour Intorest to use Tub 0tk land Limitku. Tickets and sleepinj car lierths can bo secured from W. W. Skinriiu AgentS. P. Co, Or Guy Powers. AgTt. O' K. &J;. Salem Ort. J. II. Lothbop, Gen'l Agent, No. 136 Third SLPortUndOr Oregon Shoii" Line Railroad 4,'ha Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Qivea choice pf two favpr.to routes, w the UNION PACIFIC Fast MllUn. or tlio RIO GRANDE Scenic LIdm. No Change of Cars. On the Portlaiid-Chlcago bclsl, nf finest iu tha West." Equipped With Heguut Standard Sleeper. ,M- I KJnu Now Ordinary Tourm nicci.-, ' Huiierb Llbrarr-ButTet Caw , Hplendlp Uluneri. Meal a la carte. Kree Ueollnlna chair Cjj. Eutlru Train Completelr VeaUtwUd. For fuvther Information Pmi" R.NAGEL, WUX'WJ8 Trav. Pass. Aut. Agent O. R. - 142 Third St. Portland Or, Sw"- S. C, STQNE M. D No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, either in plunibinjr, tinning or repairing We lead on everything in the way oi tirst-cjass work in our nne. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty High Grade Belgian Hares We guarantee the best stock at the lowest price that can be purchased. 3C X ' X 2C Commercial Rabbitry 61Q Commercial St., Salem, Qr, HI'"' ii i 1 i i The German Market Will be fpund all kinds of meat aud the best of sausage. FREE DELIVFRY. All bills dn pie lat firm of Wnlt & Mlescie u uat bo paid. Wolz & Zwicker r ,i 171 Commercial Bt. Prow'etor ol Stone's Drue: Stor HALKM. ORKdON. Tne tmvea (tno in nuruboo are located a No -H6 and ss CtnavieUI nittt, and ar ell u!kifd with a toiuplete Hue ol drug an medluluji. toilet artlolca. perfuwer'jy bruihti laHetnttc. ' x PK. HTONK Haabadioino26jtat experience Iu the prac Ueoolroclliiineftnd uqw mekea'ao cha(,t fo f-ut.nilutinn rimlnltfn or lrwcrtptlon. Corvallis & Eastern Baflmi TOti fJAIU), , No 2 For Vaaulnai .. m Tralu leaves Albany Ifg f E, Train leaves Corvallis Train arrives Yaqulna No. I Returning: Leaves Yutiuiiia . Leaves Corvallis... Arrives Albany..... I No. s For Detreit: uettyeb niuauy ... Arrives Detroit.,... No. 4 Roturulng; Leaves Detroit Airlvcs Albany WIBI STElU CLEANING AND DYEING WORKS Ladles' and Gents' clothes cleaned and dyed wjthout rip niiig. fieiit'e clothes pressed by tlio month, also portiers cleaned and dyed. Hats and kid gloves cleaned peats' ulthea ndlned, rebound, re paired, buttons pp. All work tyftftt, Qheap and promptly dona, s : : : : : : . W, C. ll, YLKEH, Projuieior lto Coinmeiolal fft, ' lOPvB" . 0:15 P-W' (i-JOa w ll:304 J2:lfi P- - T.-OOM"-, U:3ta. b 1 2:10 o. 6 i j . -.7 . at. A UUI -" unu anq iwt cwijucuk "":", ;.gi Corvallis with Southern I',. KeV WlVlug direct sorvlca t: and from at port and adjacent beaches lnu Trnlns for the raoiintalns wriw" Detroit at- tio'in. giving J"Plcn'ib, '(.nun. in. iiu'Mi lp .."nn IW to reach campinir around' p .y Urol tenbusli und fiantlaw rHe'P rWri$ sanio day. II L WALDKN Ai. A T Tl'tlNKU. K ut, Albany. ITIT . 1 ir I Hops aflL -HoDSUPfilJeJ ' . An nnd 63 t iitar.r; itm 8f'f JmiHWAli., rnnjjendent driTllMiSJ!ill mnlflU. Hfc AV pjii I JU I I A fciate !"' u oajullu. UcwiWYs.r.- .. k 1 -eSHBSBBBSSBJ 1 HONK I CM 102 STATE ST ",