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VISUM JOURNAL
BY HOPBK UROTUEH8,
" Wfi'PNKSDAY. OPT. 31, 1IMX).
Daily Ono Year, 3.00 In Advance
Daily Folir rVlontrta. SI. " Advance
Weekly On Year st.OO In Advance
JOURNAL "X-FAYS"
It's noUho shoplifter we foar tonight.
It's tho satolifter.
. ,
Albany haa bin enjoying n curiosity
a returned Chineso missionary
A A &
ic..Miii Vlmlnat crnuturufl In the
world, Rcail their ads. Wllon thoy want
a wife.
6
The weather lias lxxsn making thirty
speeches ,ddy for tbo past f w days In
Oregom
The' weatherclerk has bpeti ruililK
wini i?c t t ,upp)y Kryan amI
Rooeeyelf.
A
Doubling Import dutlce In China to
pay her war Indemnity will not holp our
trade in the orient.
HaUw'i police court docket Nov. 1
wllfprobaWy WUuijt liow inany.liootl.
lumallierooroln n.
flonotor 'Mitchell In Juit ns good n
nepubllcfln'ftBtnp.ilof th6 fellows who
have Bucccedd a follower!).
9 V
Tnii'JoCRkAirlr'In favortf one kind of
Imperialism a royal- bl ad. In the
Hatpnlax IHaatrsitcd Journal.
The Drooka Uryanltefl Ud leally never
done anylhlno to doiorve h doso ol
Foruo wllliout on antldolo hnndy.
. 4 .
An the next kndelaturo In Kupublluan,
no doubt another ebaflKQ w" b ",ai,
Jn the ballot fof. to deprive a lot moro
citiaeiJfl of.tjie right to voto.
!( Portland, were not OrK0n' only
.x.l.r1l Ihn r.i-nnlit n( lllU BtfttO
'""XT'K. ; ,-..'''
would not feel to Unuiy uoow wrao
thliiBiUotjeUiB;.' - '
Kc.Knrtatnr Mltclioll'H only CXQtlBU la
thai ha haibgon ToibwfnK tho Republl?
i-anilalfoniif Aajiimbl?follower ho
ID ajiuccetHlJ' Jui iva a ruaj iui. mj
nowlierepahu will .find.
With v?liattSd67. reward tlm Mo
Klnley orjau8 boom, l'rnnk Piulon for
l'rodenUttl elector J IIu'm tho applool
tlitiroyu, tnu textbook trust attorney
wholiaBholpodrob tlierehool ubildren
of OreKon for twenty years with hluh
prlcfil tvho'dlKwkB.
t5s ft
otpourae, John II Mlkholl is lor thu
tjol tnndard. Not beoauito ho In for it,
butuecauHo hla party it for it; not bo
taiuw ho Jina conviction thatllio Kold
Blandard iii Hjillt Hi principle, but bo
oiuwj t)io parly put it in Ita platform.
Mr. iitclioll atill leaven a back door gf
lila TKjKtical flalitrap open for uoy Dom
wraf or Topulldt junker to enter.
.
TKbOmionlaudwlaioB ttiu. way this
mUUsMb iliii)rii)iiiKlil iixaintt liy Iho war
deiwrtinent In shipping supplies is worto
tltmiiKf to. Hut wo are Republican.
Vfthtlou8 of DroiNttly have, dtolined
undr tour yoara of ,prpoity. Uure;
arorfltepubllcan. 5uT ipulatlonJia
fullMi 104. HO boldjtdl'oiiuUiitlo Wftali-
Intfm, lint thank god mo aro etlll
Ke)ibican. Nothing can ohauKe ua in
tilt) faud Uownwitrtl proconalui of proa
purl,ty, elnalonnnd Ilepubllcaulsiu
jf
Hfpiry Clow A Co'a. report of Out.
27 ava tiiia:
"Itj is always drillcult tq, forcaat Lo,w
prtbfjw opinion may pronounce upon a
ttym set ojolrumnaueeni m u "
,mot'Ii ttthl to bo unlikely that
Mot .regultu as aro pow orotd from
tMfl ,jectiiis refKlit, provd to be tho
bAof a vMritabio boom, nut oufy in
SSaHMMW. UUt aiBO ID UIO WHrmi in
uniiii nf fiiu riuiitrv lit l a rue.
The re
elwiitwi of the prewnt President wouiu
uiiMUa much more than has iqn ex-
DrwHl in any platform."
m&k), imth "am alia aHHuili;
Mm will bfto,i If tytMslty w
l, Ko, doubt. Iteal WtUttt wlil
borei'PdlBKly ilttprwwa as it nan
brtlilH et hW year.
u wnmta nrmrcaeM -wim ino.CTCTiu.uiB
T- h.Muhi1ie horror or citiio-oinn.
tone tin R " " .ni(cjptlonof Ihe coming
no"htr of !'" ","L7,h.. cannot be
w her
ft. I11BAIWTV vi --
Mother's
iiwbj - "
foead
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Friend
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Portland Telegram (McKinley :)
.llnnnr n finVllMOr llOOfiOVClt ill
Atfl
Now
York Cily Inst Friday evening,- Senator
Kcotl, of West Vlnilnla.vlco chairman of
the Ilepiiidican National 'Cainpaigri
Committee, declared; "Kight liero I
want to eav that I boll-vo in trustB
They area good thing." Then, Immodt-
atuly retlccting that Ho nan mauo u nan
break," and spying a reporter, liosald :
"If that newspaper man dares to put
down Hint stotomont for publicntlou, I
lll mako more tronblo for film than ho
cares to have." It la well for McKinley
that Uto fight Is not dangerously oloso
and doubffhl, or Senator Hcott would bo
Jils fJurclwrd.
Poklnufun at McKinloy'B lilinotalllc
commission Senator Mltoliell says:
"Our distinguished commission after
spending a year in European CapltalH,
ronferrlng with 1'reHldonUi, Bmiwrora,
Qiieons, ords. Ambaaaadorsand llenl
KtontlarlfH with nowora oxtraon inary,
Hnally di-covorod, that It would bo
much easier to organlno a Byndlctitu and
raleo capital with which to construct n
Miimn.i i Mnm. than it would bo to
bring atwut nn international ogreo'nont
for thu frco colnaae of silver."
That Is tno way leading IlepubllcatiB
treat a nolemn promise on which they
.... .!!. .!.. I.. 1DHI1
f tolo urcgon lor aieuiuiuy m m.,
ft
No prolate Is bo politically Inllatod aa
Archbishop Ireland. lie la tho mouth
pieco and tho whole thing with Mc
Kinloy, Itopubllean papers aro pub
lishing with groat gleo his latest bull
in which ho suys:
"Hlnco a certain number ol nowB
papers havo undertaken to say how I
Intend to voto and In so doing have mis
Interpreted my Intention and have not
been unwilling to mako political cap.
n.i nut nf mv fitiiiuoeed vote, 1 w
in
glvo to the question how I Intond to
votu -a categorical anil uninlstakablo
reply. I Intend to vote for William Mc
Klnley and Theodore Hoosevoiw
Tjik Jouhnai. need not beg for courto
oiis and geueroiiB treatment ol.Con.
a M 1... . k (JaI .ml
gresaman loin jonguo nuro nii
wliero ho has secured ub a leuorni
building uo were not at ull expecting,
and that In fout wo had glvon up over
gotting. But over nt Yaqulna bay wo
would not JiiBUru him agnlnat vegetables
tljat eould bo yiareil or egga that had
Won their best days.
-A
Julin H. Mitchell probably doea not
roallio lipw Inr ho ltaa droppwl behind
tho )K)litlCttlvprtueeslon until ho goes up
against an nudionco that forsiorjy ta-
garded lilin vini iranaporw ui uukhv.
gorile
Willi
i urn vnn tviiiKiu iiu vuu on .
... fill. .1.1.. 1... ...... ..n.
now
booh wo are forgottun.
Grover Cleveland has a hard Umo to
kep tho nowBpapora to keep him from
expressing himself on tho president))'.
The people will probably bo ablo to do-
cldo whether Mr. Cleveland does or not.
For tho euka of aweot ohurlty wj will
BpOlHl'. JU OlOlirweailll mav pruuniy
UUder ti juster iitairmniion w"u ""
Imi ourH, bo that sweiit charity may revel
In thu luxurlea that four hits will buy.
You couldn't eturt a lire In an Oregon
forest with four carjioallfl of pitch for tho
next Blx moutliB, but tho burning of
public money on tho forest Unserve pay
rolla now stops,
A A
If all tho people on the Charity ball
committees will buy ttuketa It "will t ft
irroator attccesa than. any pnuh t'ijrt !
ever btli In th elty
'V
ft , t
5 Tlforo Isn't aiiVbdily who woylilU't Ihi
cilriPfaajrwanuuer ojk eharlty balh
9 V
Uuy a ticket to tho Charity halt and
you may nev,er havo to, pay for tho ser
vices, ofa cot In tho hospital.
AFTER THE
HOLD-UPS.
T;ho Durliputou Iiah prerented a purtso
of 500 to Charles Baxter, its ixpteas
moBseuger, who shot and killed a trail)
robber on thu Kansas City night express
Baxter prevented uhold up of thla train,
killing one robber aud putting tho oilier
to flight just aa (ho safe was uliout to bo
opened, ltulfroad pien generally nro of
thu opinion that this prompt action on
thuituitof tho llurlluatou man will in-
tVrupt the serlos of hold-ups mi tho
riill somewhat prevalent ot lato.
To Curs a CoH la Oet Day
'rV UxutWo Broiao Qulnlna lablvia. All
rlMiKl! rufund ib mour f.U rails Iu oara
V. Atovv'a iiaiuri Uou rri wt
ia..
NOTES, ON MEW ,
BUBL.CXT&rlS
"KvofutTon
'Rojiarnclae,"
Salem, Mass;
n't Immortality, ly
Rnlian Publishing Co..
Fiction in the November Comopoli
tan l by Kipling. U'olla and Crocket.
Thero aro sketohea by Max O'Rell, Jack
Ijndon and Ernest 0. Peixotto.
Trtit't lccome8 moro attractive with
each hsuo. TIih November number
contains a fully Illustrated" article on tho
work ol Carlo J. Hlcnner, New York's
famous portraitist. Two of Ihe pictures
accomnanving tho article aro facslmnlo
color reproductions taken directly from
theorlgiral paintings two of tho paint
er's fxanlslte ideal headi. In tlii nuin-
.jor la concluded Mra Hurton Harrison's
delightful "Flitting Through Finland."
And there is an article on aitlst'B moil
ols, ilIUBtrateii-wllh miny portraits, in
Ixjtti bluckand white and in color, of the
princ l young women models of New
York. Hioiiard Harold Vynne writes
interestingly of tho Optira in Now York,
und thero is a thrilling atory by Htcphon
Crane. Short Blorb-s, poe'ms. hnmorouB
matter, tho regular departments, several
color pages, and a beautiful supplement
in color, complete tills charming num
ber. Faiths of famous men, in 'their own
worda Compiled and edited by John
Kenyon Kllltourn, D, I), Largo crown
8vo. Library cloth, 2 00. Honry T.
Coated & Co., publishenJ, Fhlladolphlft
Faiths of famous mon," is a unique
work, Thero has novor lieforo, porhapa,
been an attempt to gather into ono vol
umo a consonsns of tho personal opinions
of tho world's great thinkera and doora
upon tho leatllng topics of religions
Iwllef, and Pr Kilhoiirn'a work, there
fore sUm !u alono. Thu extent ol His
parformanco shows tireless Industry and
thu wldost range of patient rondlng. ifo
glvos ub AngiiBtino and IronnoiiB, Wlk
liffo, Luther and Calvin, HUhop Ilutlor,
Phillips Urooks and Dr. McCobIi, Torn
Palno and Itobort Jngorsoll, Grover
Ctovelnnd, Henjamln Harilion and Wil
liam McKinley, Confucius, Poorafesand
Mohammed, Jew and Gentile, Iiorotlo
and truo beliovor, agnostic and dovoteo,
ilreamor and tlilnkor, poet, scientist,
soldier, rtatoaman and man of affairs in
every walk of life. Moro tha l live hun
dred people, women ub well as men, are
horo made to speak for themselves In
nuinlwrless extracts.
On his titlo pago Dr. Kllbourn takes as
a motto tho saying of Carly.lo, "A man'H
religion Is tho chief fiictconcernlng'him.
. . . Great men nro often unknown, or
what is worrp, inisknown." And in Ills
preface ho says", "Tho labor which tlila
volumu represents has been jiorformed
in thu interest of truth. Tho sayings of
noted men havo been so frequently dis
torted by blgotod writerH that tho only
way to reacn a true version oi ineir rem
beliefs le to go bnck to tho mon them
selves. The question 1b not what others
say they havo said, but what they them
selves havu actually said." And ho nlao
puts tho olumo forth In tho interest of
tolorntlon, and to show that thero Is
muuh common rellgioiiB ground on
which men of most widely varying phases
of thought havo met and stood. It
goes without saying that no ono vol
ume can glvo a cumploto exposition of
the faith of a great many mun, but It
la Imposslblo not to recognize und ad-
mire tho Industry, patience and intel
ligence with which Dr. Klbourn has
mudu lila representative sdlcctlous to
cover bo great and widely ranging a
Held as this volume enters, And it is a
sort of dictionary of personal faltha und
n book of vivid interest as well as a
valuable work of reference. To tho
proacher, tho writer, tho public Bpeaker,
thu teacher cr the journalist it Is a vol
umu whoso uses are evident; and cer
tainly it may huvo a place In any II
brary for constantly maturing uto as
well as for prosout readable interest.
Tho arrangement dlvidea tho subject
Into nine topics, "God," "Orontfbu,"
WOMEN MUST SHEEP. .
SSMBSJS1SSS
Avoid NorvotiH Irostratioii.
If you are dangerously Rick what Is
tho Hint duty of your piiyalolanV Ho
nuiuU tho nervous hytuun, he deadeus
W p.ln, und you alaop well.
rrltinds Hkk. "What U the cause?"
luut thu unawer ooiuea In pltvluir
muium. norvouH nrostratlou, Jt keaniu
ay you no qulotly In tho beginnli
UtHt you were uot alhrmod, nmnvhOn
nluop dosorted you ulht ufter night
until vnur evoi fulrlv burnrtl in tnu
dui-kneoM. tlun you tosaod iu uorvouu
agony praying tor bleep.
MtU. A. IlAUTLMV.
You ought to havo known that
tvlion you veiiMid to Ihi regular In your
uounw, and you gresv irritable with
out uaiiMi, that thero wan fcerloua
tniubKi BOinowhoro.
You ought to know tlm. Indigestion,
exltuustiou, womb dlNplat-omauU.
(alnttug. dlxzluea. hcatliwhe. und
iNvekauho bend tho norvo wild with
ItlTrlght, and you eauuot bleep.
h. Hartley, of Ml W. lngroM St.,
Chicago. 111., whiwo jrnrtralt we nun
lUU. HuifonHi all tluu agpuh. and
wm entirely ouwl by hydla B. InnU
ham's) Vegetable Compound ; her ooe
should, bo a warninjr to others, itud
her euro oarry eonvlotlou to tho mliuU
if every nutTerlng womun of the un
flllUs?fllol0oy0, hydlu E. nuklusiu'a
Vegetable Compound.
-rx
i-r . . .
a-
' "Tho Ittblo," "Christ," "IrnmorHillty."
"Tlic Milonnlum," Hio lntcrtnediaio
States,'1 "Reanrrccllon," "Heavon,"
and" in each division the quotations are
given under the authors' name alpha
betically. There is also a full index.
Who. is there to whom llteee.-topics,
and what great minds have thought
about them, are not of Interest? "Faiths
of Famous Men" is a notable addition to
tho literature of the day.
WILL ADVERTISE
THE WEST
HewYotk Central Willi Booon' the w5uataln
Couajry. .
The New York Central & Hudson
Htlver Railroad, appreciating -the im
mense travel which is this year being
directed to Colorado, hao decided to
mako tho stato a feature of its advertis
ing, George II. Daniels, general, pas
senger agent, in' a personal leUor' says:
"I have been asked sometimes why I
did not advertlso more generally tho.
Western resort, and especially Colorado;
Utah, California and the North Pacific
Coast.
'After considerable thougut on tho
subject I havo decided to make a featuro
in our advertising in tho futuro of tho
groat rpsorta of tho West. ' Having como
from the West, myself, I am, naturally,
urcatly lntorostod in everything that con
cerns tho development of that wonder-1
ful region, aud I am glad if I can, even
in a small way, aid in that development,
I havo, therefore, adopted a plon 'or
advertising in magazines and tho daily
proas Amorlca's great resorts, in which
r Imcn piilliifl nartlcular attention to tho
West, and havo asked tho readers of tho
'nil' write for a catalosuo of our 'four-
track series,' by which they will bo ablo
to not moro detailed information in re-
card to them. I am going to continue
Ifc
his plan, and at our principal oinces n
ow YorK anu iwooki
nd Brooklyn, aa well uat
at Albany, Troy, Utlco, Syracuse,
Rochester, Buffalo, Ningara tails anu
other Important stations, wo ti ill
endeavor to keep always on hand sup
plies of tho folders and hooks of the
various llnea Interested In travel to tho
West, with a vlow to giving persons
making inqulrlea In regard to thorn such
information as will lt most useful to
them In forming their plans for a trip "
From the Ro;ky Mountain News,
Denver, Col,
Your Liver '
Will b roased to Its natural duties
and your biliousness, headache and
constipation be cured If you take
Hood's Pills
Bold by all drueulsts. 25 cents.
rr.it
.FREEK,
Rural
j,t(J .Hasbeen established on a
. n number of Routes in Ore
gon and you can have X
1
me DaiiyJourna
Delivered totfour family u
..box four months for $1, ?,
THE JOURNAL has sit the Important News. Asioclatrd Press Jtle(rthjerr
vice of same date as H!h Priced "rflornln't Dallies, and mucli of It twcnfy.four
hours earlier. Correct Dally Market, An ladeceodeat Paper for the Peo
hot for any Political Machfo'e, AddFesV
HOFER BR0Sf, PUBLISHERS
Salem, Oregon,
JA?Q
Wi
WHY USE
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UGIIT anu ahk Lo.sp MTK.
WK SKLL TUKBK aKAUKS!
HYUdKA" WKlJiHAUU MANTI.K. Tho Terr
NO, l7, The
lb fvmtfc.
IIUMIIUKU IMHUkH rUVTBtt VUO a CqUUIUimii m iw I wm im lr war.
The old itaurtbr. of rood lastlug quattir ad f Ivlug ElUUTV CANULU POWBK. Price
'IDKAU" tlotuitaagoodo,u ui jlvlug
ririoe. 15euu.
ApyoJ thosoinantltaput oaaudburuNpripirly
DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? ..Tin Vomhwii
a" BKTTKR MUHT for I.r3 MONKV with one
ttdlal light, wo nave gas stoves also, uet us snow uiem w jou,
SALEM GAB LIGHT CO jri.Oueuieketa 8tn 'frfephone 563.
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
hone ,a, T, S. BURROUGHS,
"Wm.
A
Country
Lass,
Health in her beaming eyes, health in
her glowing check, health in her merry
laugh. Yet country air and country
hours can't save her from the common
experience of women an experience
which dulls tha eye, pales the cheek,
and turn the laugh to a sigh. Vomanly
ills come to almost all. Hut for tliew
ills there is help and healing in Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It regu
lates the periods, stops unhealthy drains,
cures inflammation, ulceration mid fe
male -wcakilcM. It niakts weak women
strong, sick women well.
MU Hlla Sapp, of Jamestown, Guilford Co.,
N. C . write . ' haf suffered three ear or
more at monthly periods. It seemed as though
I would die with pain In my back aud stomach
I could uot stsnd without fainting! had give"
iiu all hope of crer belnir cured, when one-or
tny friends liistrteilupoiitny t7iijr Or fierce
favorite Prescription. With but I tile faith I
tried it. and before I had taken half a bottle I
felt bctterhad better appetite and alept better
Now I am nappy to say I am entirely cured, and
alt done irt Iwo months' time, when all other
medicines had failed to do any good at oil."
Biliousness is cured by the use of Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
POPULATION
STATISTICS
The population of tho United Slates la
announced at 7(1,205,220.
Gain in ten years 13,225,404.
Tho population of tho territories etc.,
Ib'ob follews:
Alaska (estimated) 44,000. Arizona,
122,212; Wstrict of Columbia, 278,718:
Hawaii, 154,001; Indlnn Tetritory, 301,
000; Now Mexico, 10:1,777; Oklomo.lOS,.
245; Perions in sorvlcoof the United
States stationod abroad (estimated), 84,
400: Indians, etc., on Indian reservations,
except Indian Territory, 115,282.. Total
i for t'io sovon territories, etc , l,fifl7,:H!l;
Indians, 80,541.
Tlio population of Oregon Is 413 632;
In 1800 it wn8 413,707, making the In
crooBO 00,705.
Washington is given 517,072, or 101.
140 moro thuu Oregon.'
Delivery
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Wlsbacb Mantle?
lall tltlug In tnai.thss. . Immblo auu
Mires ONK
. with a tMiuuiutillitii of on It throe fuel rw)r
'rlco 50 a
simdC4iullupowor an tUe No. 1W, and at half the
.
itjauut i a'WTeratca.
ot these burner thau with any other form of
103 STATE ST
BUSINESS CARDS
a. h. aiACK
I Succcseo' to Dr. .I. M. Keone, of
I WMin rintnM "alcmOr. Parties desir
ing superior opeiAtions ol moderate Ices
in any branch aro in especial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phone 1071.-
ROOMS 1 AND 3, OUAV UI.K.
B. F. JONES.
Attornoy-at-Lnw
Toledo, Oregon.
Vi'm Clerk of Circuit Court t;
an up-tn-dau abstract ol al'
county.
i years andhas
iiyiu Lincoln
tl.!7m
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are largo m havo reliable attend
ants, your team boarded by tho week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
sonable, Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
02 Forrv Street.
SOTJLE BItOS.
Piano Tuners and R pares
PORTLAND ORK.
For Salem and vicinity leave orders at
Geo. Will's Music Store.
Boots and Shoes
- lladotoordcr. Lndlos Shoes a spec
ially, ltepalrlns neatly dono.
J. M. Necdham, 181 Com st
Ts.I. Sullivaiif
State Street Tailor.
Fall Hall! ri Just In. Thu Obcrndorir pat
terns from Chicago. Hen biMni-m IU 815.
M pants 55.
Tillson, Bar tlctt
Grain Company
Primes wanted. I'rult lings lor ralu
Brewster & White
Till-: KKKI) MKN
Phono 1781 i Court St
Hay, Uruin, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw,
Seeds, l'oultry Supplies, etc. : : :
Free Delivery. Prompt, reliable ser
vice. Lowest Prices. Reliable goods.
Salem Water Co
i
OFFICE, CITY 11 ALL.
For wutor services imply at utile.
Bills payable monthly In arlvuuce.
Muke all couiplulntH at thu utile
SALEM HOP BUYERS
Squire Farrar
No 65 Statu St. Thouu No. 1CA1.
Wm. Brown Co
lluih Ilulldlng, Cnmmorclnl St. (ground
door). OHlcu telephone No. 130.
Lilienthal Bros.
H. J, Ottenholuer, Manager. Olllco
l.add A lluih Hank. 'Phono No 401,
over
Catlin Linn
Olllco over Wellcr's grocery store. Thonu
.NO ill.
, Carmichael
Olllco nrer Johnson' Closing store, in
lluin-llrcjiima bdg.
T A, Livesley Co
Commercial at Hecond stair south of Ladd
A l)uh bnnlc bank, fooia 18, upMaln,
'Phono mi.
WOITE I10USK RESTAUK4HT
First class cook,
First class service,
'Enjoyable meals'.
m -
George Bros 'Prop's.
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Loans and Insurance
Monoy to loan from 0 to 8 per cent,
according to security no expense for
examination. Insurance effected on
hops and other property nt lowest ruteB.
John Moir 290 Com, st,
7.1U-'fd.r
.. . . . .. - npi ii i .
High Grade
Belgian Hares
We guarantee the best stock
at the lowest price that can be
purchased.
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vi-uiiiiicrcim ivuouury
51(1 Commercial St , Salem, Or.
The German Market
Will be found all kinds of meat
and the best of sausage, FKKK
m?L!VRRY. Alt bille due the
late firm o( Wolt Mitutxp
tntiet be i aid,
Wolz &. Zwick
171 Commercial St.
CANADIAN
X PACIFIC
And Soo Line.
FIrst'clnt?H and Tourist
.V
SLEEPERS DAIHY
I'asEotigors Iwoked to and from
ALL POINTS EAST
, . -
Atlahttc Steamship -
Office. "
For full particularH apply tq, I"
K.J.COYLIi, li.il. A lllJO IT,
A.G. P. A., 140 Third St.
Vancouver, II. C. I'qrllnnd.
m
WHEN YOU PAY
' YOUR GOOD MONEY
For a ticket Ka t, you naturally and
very properly want to go over tho routu
that will glvo you tho very host accomo
dntions nt tho lowest possible rate
Hence, you eIiouIiI nHk your ticket agent
to make your ticket rend via tho
GREAT
ROOK ISLAND
ROUTE
Our popular personally conducted
tourist excursions In .moUern Pullman
iintrinr. sIi'i-iiIiil' cars lcavo Salem uvery
Monday Evening and Thursday evening
via Sacramento and every Tuesday even
ing nnd Saiurdttv mornint! via Portland
and run through to Chicago without
ulutngo via Ihn Worltl's most pccnlu Lino
connecting at Ciiicago with all morning
trains East, also with' tho Hock Island
personally condtictud tourist car for
Boston These tourist sleeping curs nro
broad vestihiilod, lighted with l'intch
Gn8 and provided wilii all weekly ilhis
t rated lu'riodii-aU and magazines for tho
frco um of our putrous and aro itccom
r.anicd through to ilustinatiou by a rep
rfHunlative of tho'. Great Hock Island
Itnu'to We iiIpo hnvo a daily lirst-claes
sleeping car service to Chienuo via the
Scenic Line, and ill" bust dining cur
service iu the world.
For full informal iin, maps etc, call
on or write to, A. K Cooi-mi Gen. Agt
or Portland Oregon.
W. W. SlCINSKIt, (iM. 1'OWKRM
Agent S. V Co. Agent O it it N Co
Salem Or. r-alom Or.
WASHING MADE -EAST
The Dewey
Washing: Alachine
This machine Is a new one inndu on
sclentillc princlpluH. It m guaran
teed to civo nbfolutu tallwinotion.
Aftur n thorough trial no family
would dif-pom-o with one. With tlio
uto of thu Dewey, the horrurH of
wash day will disappear. Tli h ma
chino will
Wash Clothes
Perfectly Clean
JN'o hard work about it. Easy to op
erate. Tiio inannlncturera will hack
up every claim made for tho ma
chine. The-Dewey Washer
Has won two II rK premiums at State
r-uirs: nt Lincoln, Neb, 160U and
at Salem, Ore , 11)00. Sold at Salem
I... T l IIF...1 . i. ! .-I 1
vy iv. oi, uuti tv vrti. , v urrcHiiuiiu i
wiiii or cull on
Ambler- Yoting
ManufncMtrers nnd Salesmen,
Mt. Angel, Oregon,
Salem Soap
Works
Iho proprietor of the Salem Soap
Works has thoco operation of Ihe under
signed dealers.
Consuiiiora uho dosiro a llrst-class
soap will
Encourage Home Industry .
Uy ordering ijalom-mude soap from
Mrs. II. Huffman, L A, Deraish,
H. MoKiilre, Ajlen & llowersox,
F. X. Albright, J. Hewitt,
Golden Rule store Savage Held, ,
Rtoinor&Co, M.T lUnenutn,
H. NotiKobauer- O. M. Knpley,'
James Sliantr, Tlio Fair Store,
Alex. Dane. W. t Vnde,
Yokohama Tea Store Damon Hros.
Names cf other merchants will be
added aa urrauuemontBnru made.
S. C, STONE. M. D
Stone's Druff Stor
H.M KM (IKV-ON
Tie moras (two in Mwu'iori are located a
Sp. M6 and swi (iuDni.il -jut. end r
well stevked with a rumplule line of drugs an
mpdlelrut, toilet HiUolt-t,, Mr'umo'j-, hrutbei
ftp.. etc, eta. ' '
on. aiotfK
llashsd some rears txptrt,oiicf Iq the prais
tiro of nmllolno surt now reaC' 0,0 clU'ifu fo
miiiriillslinii .ismti-iiii niirM-vrlHion
SL!!SISIMKLF4!!iG"
AM) iMlMMWriKS
ladies' nnd Gents' olothos
cleaned and dyed without rip
niii);. Gent's clnihes pressed
by thu month, alto ortiurrt
oleaued ami djed. Hata anil
kid glovija (tleumnl Geiitb'
alottifta fajlped. rubound, re
Paired, buitons on. All work
neat, cheap- and promptly
dene. :;:::::
UBS. I, ll.YLKEn Prtj rietor
UM Commercial St.
OJL&tt
ron from iWtUml bii
(.'lllCSRO
salt U ke, Denver
orthf
HpnrlBl
0.15 H.m
flpo-""
kano
Klrtr
0:(Mpm
AllVnT
tic Kl.
9 p, m
Uuls.Olilcairoandttasf,'
A'UX. Ml f.
Wall,
npolla. HI. I'aid, Dull tj"1 ifit )
lUhlcaipianijeait.
7A)
nrtt
a. m,
1
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VIA IIUNTINUTON'
OCEAN BTKAMBI'i'iVh;
For Hau Francisco,
Bail every flva tlajs.
S p m.
Is W
8 p. m
ox. Huu
Hutu r
COMIMIIIA 11UKII
day
oinvjiriiis.
H.
fo AsUirla aud way jinJii(!,i",',,u"
iu ittu,
. wiUiAMteriKKiVhii rf
Kort'urlUnilfNryrU'rn mi. I ..,, "
days anil Salmilay m Oja, u
l-tave
aUim'
. TH
WH-liAMKITK lllVhlt DIVISION
i sin-it iair lluu at Orvgon Oily if the kuuatu.l"
delayed thote. Tloketi to all point m oS
Ilonu to. I'ortlaua oh nboni. Tunn.
VYiuiiiuKiou, liiiiiioruia or nil
checked tliroagli from Halout
Washington, riiiiroruia or i
i points in ormi,
ho Kasl, Bsmfe
mirl i . ...;
rail or river route to Portland.
made at l'oitlaud with all mil, ooiiVaod In,!,
Hues. . V II. lU'itLBUKt '
uca, rasa Agt. i-ottandflf.
O. if I'lJttKRj
Agent, Trade Btrect duck, Bslen
City tlokct aud freight uOlro'itOCommnrclsiii
THE SHftSTA B0UTE
Trains lcavo Salem for Portland and way
Btationa nt5:40a. in. , 7:54 a. m, and
4:uop. m.
l.Tl'DrtTauaTI
M A M
855TB
van v h
W.06 1' N
nun
8.15 A II
.ta a u
725AU
LT Haiora ..
Ar Ashland
Ar Hacrameato..
Ar Han Francisco.
.11:00 A M
liSO A M
... 510 P M
7.45 1' JI
5: Air
Via A M
I'M A M
7:15 A M
ArOgdoru .
Ar Denver. ...
Ar KiusH, Ulty.
Ar Chicago.
Ar I Angelua
Ar Kt,Paso
Ar Foil Worth.
AC CllyofMoxioo.
Ar lloiuton
Ar Neir Orloaus
Ar Vnshlngton.
.J0 A M
ISO P M
6-UJ P M
6:30 A It
JA M
I35.U(
.. 025 V M
7J A Jf '
C)p M
) A 1iC
10 l .1 M
SllAMf
CO H ,
Ml A M
ii It P M
CUAM
J2:3 P M
Ar New York.
Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramonto to OgJen f
and El Pneo, and tourist cars to Chicago,
St. J.oula, Now Orloanaand Waaliingion.
Connecting nt San Frnndlsco with sev '
oral stoamBhip lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central uu-i '
South America.
Seo Mr. W. W. Skinnor agent at Hule:i .
Station, or addroBS '
0. U. MARKHAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon '
POSSIBLY
i'ou nro not aware of tho fitBt lliuu ar.il f
superb aervlco now afforded by the 2 .
t
Fmiulm
mmm
r
'
rol
a pictow''
"".a -i
2
WE HAVE
Trains 9
OT
"Dally Fast
TO THE EAST.
If you cannot taku tho mominK train
travel via tho'evoniiiK train. Hotli are
llnoly equipped.
"Our Specialties" '
Fnst Time, Throuclt Serylco, Pullman
I'nlaco SleeporH. Pullman Tourist Sleep- v
era. Pullman Dlnors, Library tCnfe) Car ,
ami Froe Reclining Chair cars,
Hours iu timo Baved to Omaha Omc
o, Kansas City, St. Louis, New York
Boston, and othor Eastern jiolnts.
Tickota Reed to Salt Lake City nd '
Denver. - n p
It iu toyour IntoreBt to uso The Ofttt-
LAND LlMITKU. Tickets Htul 8lcUtg
cur berlliH can be boeured from
W. W. SKlNNkK. I
AjTentS I'. On.
Or Guv INiwei. A't. O U ti N. -baieui
Ore
J. 11. Lothrop, Gon'I Agent,
No. 1H5 Third St. Portland Or.
Uivgon-Shoi i Lum Itanroad -
Tho Direct Route to ,-,
lylontapa. Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points- a
Gives chotco of two avoritonootesf v
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Luw.
or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic I lues.
No Change of Cars.
On tlio Portlond-OhlcaRO Special, u
finest in the West,"
Equlpped.Wlth
Klegrtiil"8UuaaMl8!eoponi.
Kino New Urdlnaryvrour.lit Sluer.
Superb IJhrarvllaflet5tJars.
Siifendlp Blupers, WeaK a la cai to
Krco ItiicHidnitJihatrCfnh .
(;omforiaijltfache and tooH'
Enilro Train Uouipieteij vou'-
i?... i..:1..iCnii oi.n.i Hi.nl
.1 n Himri IJY PU Klw
Tr'av. I'iihb. ll A(ient O, It v
142 Third St. Portland Ur, fcak
Mb Si Eastern Kaihoarl"
tiie gAitn,
No
'.'. It'iir V.-iiininii!
IV..I.. !,.... ,u A ll,i,iii .. ll! -15 P Ml
Train leavtw CojrvaUiii. . 1 j"P "
Train YrWve.s Yltn.Wn . n3p '"'
No. I Returning
Leaves Yaitulna. ..... '.?, w
Leaves Co.rvn.Uia '
Arrives Albany UlnP-B
No. 3-iir'DCtrotl i
Lea'vek ATbaur: A. :.. .! ""
Arrives Detroit. U:w"
rNo, 4 Returultik'i ,.,
Leaves lMtoi, '-'" '
A, rive- Albany.... . , ' "?. J od
One and twe connect iitAI'w 'Xf""
CorvftlllH with Southern PBp;ilcH,n
L'lvlntf direct porvlce t ) anfi fr'"'
portaiuVadjufcnt t$echt ,,
Dotrnll. . nn-inf irivfllL' ttlllPl
rruins nr 1110 ihoiiiihii'"- ; ,i,..e
lo reach cunipinK irrounds i"1
'Urelienhnsh unrl Kantlaui riven
lite
I lie
88,1,0 day umvl8T0M
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K nt,AlbnjT.
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
Southern Pacific Co,
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