The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 06, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt tt" 'w'"i7Tf'wr- -Jt A.- LJJZLHJiEHBK " "" ' ' ' ' mmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm w . ..... . ... .,.. ai l nr r rmcT I Houe Work Is riara wore witnumww a..j. I i . " . " gr SftfflW HUB REDUCTIONS CHILDREN'S v -a lCAUSE:--y6bMtin jfrwf J '4 EFFEeTrAVSuit for your djbv F - A - - . 'iflt " thInr8UaIays;paid. SEE THAT YOU GET FIRST CHOICE If 2 .. W, Johnson The Peoples Clothiers Ii DAILY JOURNAL. BROTHERS, TUESDAY, NOV. 0, 1900. Dally Ono Yoar, 3.00 In -Advanoo ' Dallv Four Month $1 In Advanoo Wetcly One Yoar SI.OO In Advance JOURNAL "X-RAYS" Farowoll, long rango prosperity Homefoado prosperity la boat after all.! . Do peoplpvrH on their fear or ta)ir.a? Election Nov. 7 in Canadaf Nowfl In Now Foundland. A Xho pcoplagan bo trusted not to cut their own throala. There's prosperity in tho old hen's nest afGO cents a dozen. Spap bones under truat pricoa cost what pot roasts used to. A Big dlnnors nt Dilly Wostacolt's for all the lys it Dilly MoKinloy goes in, A Thore- still remains old Tsl Ann, tho Dowager Empress of Ohinn, to Ira dis posed of, . Tux Jouuval will contlnuo to givo tho people Uie boat Daily fot tho Dollar in America. it 5 8 A, eenaiblo mau in ofllco realizes how little politics really has to do with good government. A ft Wo cannot even hold an election without eomo fakir coming along and working tho town for $200. A 4 A Well, the Bryan people liavo at lust an organized party in existence. Great leadership lias not been developed. AAA. Thanks for tho disappearances of the horrible cartoons, and the flerco and lumpyJTawed lithographs of Toddy. AAA Now for business. Push for tho holi day trado. Pay your election dubts. Prepare to clone up your yoar'u, business. Push off stock. AdvertUe. i y A A. A Nomatter who's prealdonj, Oregon will bo the best place in tho world to llvo, and Balom will hao tho boot city government on tho Pacific Coast, - - AAA , If thoPopolist lady does not rcmombor tho X Hay man with that jar of sauor 'kraut, he will hayo to buy some of that gilt-edgo kraut of that High ProteqtiorT' i:xpanioniBtQld8tolz. - ; ' AAA 'ft Marlon county wiii pay $20 (or print? Ing tho ballota for tho November oleo- Uou. That is tho competitive eyatoni tinder which business is .ruined, print Jog ofllcflH closod and'lobor starved. ''Now quit misrepresenting tlm fauts. will you." t ' "Don't you call mo a liar," "You'ro" another" Biff, bing, bang, arrtfl)Otfi Qi at it. Thu above kind of entortntnmont is over for lour years. AAA n A samplo of Tonguo'a iolltlcal taotloa was displayed in his rofornncu in ono of his vjieechos down tho rwul to Bryan's irleud HockeMlor. Wouldn't that Jar dead man, Albany Ddtnourat. .That'll tho wuy Tom used to win horo race. '"TIs true, 'tis pity, anil pit)- 'tis, Hit true," there nro llvo Kiipnblloana wjio swallow sue i stuff. The tlcst PrcKrlplloa for MiUrU. YMllll ,nd (t&va Ida llli .f ItAv.la riVNlf.l.MLtt -.:;-"'"" ".' ".'""yiYiyT ..- ta Cbll Ttulo. H U ilirii.lv Iron Amt nlilulue iu it lajtekw toim. Ko euro no pny. i-nca iw, V ft-00m-COl WtSltWN UNION ir ..".',' ELECTION'.BULLETINS. tt ' 1 '.V i v An Imtepeudont bulletin eenlco giv !ig tho elcelion news from all over tho jilted gtuti will )jo served to thu pub j at Hotel Wlllutuutto tonight. Thuso LplleUna aro sent out by tho Western Union Telegraph Co. and aru absolutely in-vrtisan. Tli'o' bbllolhiB will bo id and po8tel. WflW Hie Cou-h and MXMva ") lul TTUIKSUII 1 11C WUW. ulna Ttilu otno is hlAlM AQrfl il ivild In -w-V nowiif. now iwii -- -"""-- t--. pjc-r -iz: .-. " 8W for acceptable Idea.. State If patent. THEPATjENfREGWtD, CLOTHING ta- J I . w ...! 1 5 tor -25 to syuper cem. less 'Suits $roo to jim & Company, and Furnishers THE BLIND LEADERS OF THE BLIND i Editou Jeurnal: I wlsu to niako a few comments on ox-Senator Mitchell; to say I hnvo been an ardent admirer of I Mr. Mitchell is to put it very mildly, I havo read hie speeches In congress and considered him a strong patriotic American and a genuine bimetalist. He has used arguments in favor o bitnctalism which he nor any other man can refute; I and many others read his speech on whero ho stood when tho St. Louis platform was adopted ; and how badly ho felt; and then asked what was 'loftfordiim to do; ha asked In part, I must go to tho DomocraUi or accept tho Gold standard. I ivas honest" in my conyict lone of right. 8o by his actions ho says, rather than bo an honest Democat he will bo a dishonest Republican. Ho can stifle his convictions of right, rather than be a republican coward; ho will sacrifice his principles for the pay thoro is in it for him. In his rccont speech In Salem ho ranted around and asked tho voters If they can afford to ga back on the Administration. ' Now Mr. Mitchell I believe you aro as party blinded aq many moroof your party are. Mr. Ohandlor said tho p'ooplo do not wunt tho gold standard, I plead with you, said ho, don't commit the Republican party to tho Gold standard. Is ho acting np to his convictions? Is Mr. Hoar? Is Win. McKinley? And many others? Most of you aro blind guides and you aro leading those you have made blind into tho ditch. You may gain the victory this Tuesday, but if you do your numbers will bo so reduced that the hand writing on tho wall will bo well understood. But yet you have the audacity to ask your countrymen to stand by a Blind Party. J. T. Ba.HNErn'. Meliama, Marion Connty, Oregon, Nov. -Ith, 1000. Mnii'a foul A, A medical man has discovered that neither In youth nor old age Is n man likely to make the biggest fool of him Rolf Kxtrenif youth usually la con nldcrcd not to huve arrived nt the dig ulty of yunrn of discretion, yet n home ly proverb would linv us believe that "tlivl'u Is no fool llki an old fool." Hits medical olmei'ver liau broached the the ory tliut thero Ih an "aberration period of middle life." livlwreu tin ages of 57 and ifci. "If." lie Buys, "n careful ex unillintloii bi nniile of the pivxeiitlble. (IIWIHUTK Of (III' IllHt -'O .Venn lllld of the iik'h of ilioHe who were held re Hiinimll)!' It.v the eidlet of uiniiklnd for xiii'h laiui'iitublo Ikmiu-h. I here will bo- fyuiiil i, Hlitingi Milueldi'iiei In the raiigi' of ih'lr ugt'M." Jli-rc h mi liilcivxtlfiK mid prnftlcnlly liii'.vlmiiHiillf Held for In vi'ni It'll l Inn 'PoTjilejunji who ry "(iglu llit gowroj ilienr limy inu-e tut iiiiiiiuiTX or mi .llUHlltlllll 0 llj HtlllHH'l JlllllHllce le nfH uwiu wiim puHHiiig uirougn tiic ratal peiioil ui I la- lime, iiihi "rt Kiftiulilf Uiclili'iilH" of all UIiiiIm. u ai oi peiui may Ik- I unci I to their tiiu- urlirlii In tlnit' mi duiiht w nJiall iiiiitfylalt ijiii jlh'1''khI,v ofiie liilriiig till inihlk iileii.un vutt'iliig Hit faint period, lo take- a tle ii'iH' hull lit and to u'huiiu' woik only when lll- lllUI' pilHHIMl HltMIKC of llhl'I'mtlOU -Ni' Yolk Pum ' Hli IMilli't 8lc. yonjurer inolutlng to u Imp' oalil aetl-Novv, luilliia and t'eiillcni allow me to I'xlilbli iu, ceueliidltii: link I would tiHk nn.V htdy Iu the couipnuy to HtOp till till' .Ktltgl'l uud Ktlllld In IliU eiipbouifl. 1 will tieu clom the door When I open It ngalu. the lady will liuu' MinlHhed without leaving a tiac.e behind. (iuntluumu lu Fiout Beat (aside to his wife) I say, old woman, do me n favor and step up.l.ondoti Pun Mure Suitable, 'I object to tho persoulllcatlou of tlinu lu the guise of mun." said Toil' BpOt. "Why?" naked Whlffett. "So Inappropriate. It abould be i woman." "Why?' "You know tho old urourb aays. Tlmo will tell.' 'Detroit Preo Prert. Mud Tried It. "Did you ever experiment with the JCuolpw ctiroV" osfted one of the In mates of the convalescent Avard at the hospital. "Ouly for poverty," answered the other, a large, freckle facvd woman. "I always went barefoot wheu wo lived on tho farm'-Chlcago Tribune. Not I1U Knull. "Why, Johuny, how much you look like your father)" remarked a vUJtor to a smI) 4-yearoJd. ,' "Ye,m,"ntiBwered Johuny, with an &v- of reslgimtlou. ."that's what every. body aavs. but I can't help It" New! Orleans rlcayuue. ISATODBY THE BEARS THEY ROUTED TH REVENUE MEN' WHO WERE HUNJiNQ WHISKY. ' Zeb White Tell Itovr tUr IVkT Vnrmlnte Sampled III Moonshine Jnlce Kfid thVltesuIt. AnJ'MrX 2eb' Has v Word to Say About Tlrsln. ICopjrrlght, 18C0. by C. D. Lewis.) "We'd bin makln mooushluc Whis ky over In the big rnvlue fur nfomir three weeks." said the old pjssiiiii hunter of Tcnncsitee "when a thuuipln big b'ar cum down out of the tnlcle one day nud acted In a mighty curus way. It was In the summer, and he fwhs sheddln; lifs ftir, and, though I had my .riae-Jimidy. I didn't Ueers to Mioot him. That', btnr snlelt the whis ky? and the Biiln"ed, nud snuffed dud seemed to want a taste. I hollered at him nud drlv him olT two or three times, but he kept comlu back. My ole, woman' hnd come "rer with uny supiHT. null artcr wtfclild -the b'ar fur awhile she said: "'Zeb, that b'ar wnuts a drink, of co'u Juice Hiinh's yo'r bo'u. and Pin fur i..i., i. i.i. t ' "I laughed at the Idea, but as be continued to hang around the place the old woman poured about a pint of the stun Into c pan ant! set It on & stone 30 rods away. She had skassly turned her back befo' thu b'ar was tappln It up. and he smacked his lips over It Jest like n man. In a leetle while he walked off, aud later on we heard elch u row down around the bend that We crept down to see what It was. It was our b'ar and hls.ronte. That plut of whisky had made our b'ur feel mighty Jolly, and he was lu- slstin that the other b'ar dance nround and roll over with him. Ono wn drunk aud Jolly and the other sobct aud wad, and the way they carried on wnn as good as a circus. Next day both b'nrs showed up fur whisky nud went. on ns Jolly as you please, aud half an hour later I walked right up to them uft they slept nud snored. I wasu't fur gltlu away any mo' lleker. but the ole wouiau thinks It over nud xnys: " 'Zeb, the fur of them b'nn won't be wuth flhugks fur three nioiuhi. hut what's the mntter with nhettlu tho varmints up In our outdoor cellar fur the rest of the hiiihiiiit? I reckon wo kin manage to feed 'em. and en eh hide Will fetch $15 an soon n the fur Ih prime.' "I decided that It wnn u good Idea, aud we put out a hull quart of whisky fur 'cm, but ftlr some reason they had left the uaybui hoo'tl. The old woman reckoned they'd got ashamed of them selves and gone off to avoid temp tnshun. and I kinder Dggcred that they wus off spreadlu the uuwr aud Invltln other b'nrx to come along and sheer a good thing. We'd' about given up secln 'em ug'lu when they allowed up I was all alone at the still that day, but I had ropes nt hand to tie 'em up In case our plan worked, nud I poured two full quartH of whisky Into the pau uud sot It oil' lu the old place. Them b'nrs hnd bin roam In around and keep In sober fur ho long that they was tlyln fur a spree, nud they Inpped up Kvery drop of that lleker mid licked their chops fur uu They didn't git jolly, uh I looked fur. On the contrary, they snnrled and growled nntl wftnted to pick it ftisn with each other. Mcbbc a b'ar Is like n man about drlnkln. Let him git too much, and Iic'h ugly Instead of Jolly. I waited awhile nud llieti follored 'em, hophi to find Vm asleep, and Hint's how I cum to uee n light to make my ha'r stand up. "Down nround the bend In the ra vine wits n grnssy spot, mid what I saw wus them b'nrs rollln four men over the ground. It wimu't a inlnlt befo' I kuowcil who them men was. They wus reenoo fellers who lied got uews of my Mill nud wan micnkln up the rn vliiti to ketch mo red handed. The b'nrs had met 'em mid pitched tight lu. I rt'Okoii the fcllum wits too surprised to tire a shot, though nil had pistols, mid the way them b'nra did Unin 'em a round was n rnutlou Two of the felleiH broke a wuy as soon uh 1 got Ihur, but the other two wuh jo bad ly clawed that itrter the b'nrs left 'em they could Hknssly crawl, nud I'm Htiiih (noy laid out In the woods all night. I Was much obleeged to the vuruilutH. an yo' may reckon, ns they lied unveil me from a surprise, nud lu my gratltoodl nald to the ole weman: I "'I nlu't kwIiiq to phiy no trlcVs on K varmint what hits saved mo from ruin, ami 1 shan't try to.captur 'cm. 'Deed, but I'll furnish 'cm with free co'n Juice nud let 'oin hov a good time.' "They was back next day fur their ilrluk, and, reiueuiberin how a quart had made 'em uuly drpuk, I ouly sot HEART-SICK. There arc a great many people who have heart sickuess, who have pa chronic derangement of the heart. When the stomach is diseased it may affect many other organs, and produce all the evidences of diseased heart, dis eased liver or kidneys, or ditcaws in some other onan The Inexperienced firactltloncr treats he wrong disease, and hence the con stant statement of Dr Pierce's corrcs rxiiiiltMili . " rkus tors could not help J me." Doctor Pierce's Golden Meilicul Discovery cures diseases of the stomach uud or gant of digestion and nutrition, It iucrcases the u- simllative jowcri ami purines au ud enriches the blood Wheu diseases of organs remote from the stomach are canted by the stomach, the cure of the stomach re sults iu the cure ot the other ills-i eases, iu heart, lungs, liver, kld- ueys, etc. tl ytr jtq uiy Uomacli sad hit IroiibUU mi u much I lud to ilo'nouicthriiE, the doctors could uol help uit," vrtttr Mr U. A. Ktupp. of 8u Joc, CallforuU, Uox 341. t went to ttu Krauciacu uud litd trckliutut for catarth of the itoiuacli. mt w Iwllrr fur Mu Unit, thcu It caiue back I thru unl Dr 1'ittcc' UolJcu Mtdlcal DUcovrry ud tlcuitul Pellet. ' Thckc wedkiut cured iuv ttouuuh 1 Jo uot hve the tln mid iudlKr- llou a 1 d lid it ii very ntrd Ivr tite lo ti ymi ftift Ltd wht 1 tufTcrrd hcture I coiuuieuwd Uk Ukinif ung fur!ubl mtMiiciue I rrvoiuiiiciia It to U be ivHcrtr vrhuDi 1 meet " T , To 'clifo conslfMtlQu utc Dr. Pierce's pi!iiifimpiftu; i - ' J. 4,i'53n rM-iisi isBiiwin H W I M II Ml 1 m W I 1 an i inininwtiiTTifinwBiMMMBK out A pint. They lapped it up nna looked fur mo', and when no mo' was fo'tlieoinln they; gin us a surprlwe party, Thar wait fo'" tnci of us at the still tliut day.-aud rter growlln around fur. turn uay.-auu rier growun arounu rurj imiimiviui;-- swhllo them ffarn cum cbargln downSJ. Glandular tumors, abscesses, plmploS upon us. We had to scatter mighty luddea, and they kept us away -fur an dour. -(Thar-was-no- whlskyto-bc got it, and they tore down our shautyr rlawed 6r bldtikets' Into strfps and went off growlln at each other. We dldu't ncv 'em ag'ln fur a month, rjheii etfr-j-dfly ns'luyas entry Infd, keg if tlieistnrr ou'my Woaldrr along a iouutajirpath I riinfiillh(lt 'Info the twor6feni I knowf'dMujlu.n mlnlt. and IJestrountetPtonliVvIn h ftniwlth 'em. It was no nic tryln lo git away, snd I put down the kx nud stood bark to gin Vm n chance at It Rut I hey ildn't lake It. T!ny walked up aud MilftVd about, nud as soon uh they rec ognized the Btuell they Hortcr nhook their beads uud walked o(J ami glu me a elenr toad Ah I tlggeiiHl It. them b'nrs had tried whisky nud found that It bruug uulhlni;biii.1iPiidoiiies'taud Bglftln nudhardMtnoi'krt. TTn'y'd-Jeaj mo'de up tlielr uiIiiiIh that It wax bad ItllfT nnil llltl crun. Iitlnlr ft ll mi. I llir.1 Ikcgiwiil'uoliemplall'un.'Syes. sub. they 'walked ofTnntl'feY fnV fan on. nud I never shall hear the Inst of It from tho ole womuu. I never hev taken n Iilp of co'u Juice since thun that she, wnsD t ready (o Hpeak out f '' ft- "Thar o' go ug'ln. ZeU White! loiW nn3. but If yo' only bed the brains of a b'ar. what n happy woman I'd be!'" , M OtAi i ..iuu t-i ibi f A FREE. JyiiyiiyiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiyiiyiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiyiiiiiyyi , . ,i i j mi " M4 Mivefij f Has been established on a 'i number of JRoutes in. Oregon-anil you can have . 3 M. U Ml nie Daiiu Delivered to your family box four months for $t, x THE J0URHAL bss all tbe Imporlaat Ntws. AssocUttd Press r In raph Ser vice of, Mine date as Web Priced iMoralsf Bellies, aad much of It twenty-four hours etrlltr. wCorrtct. Dally Marker. An lade$esdest Pajer for the Pco WotforsayPelltlcelMscblse. Address ....... H0FER BROS., - - 'Salem, jlt- i4 1 : liwtitirrt DOLLflR-1 k mi WHY usb BKC1I0BK TKHY OlYB A UOO UflUT AND AKK, LOQ UVKt). WH tUXt TflBKH QHAOKS: VUHKA" WKIJIBAt'tt MANTMC. Thu rerr 111 NO, 197, MPSAL."UN'HtqolbMtoodu u glrlog ,AnyoJ theaomauUia put oa and burnt pr.pjtlrtuu)l st abort rates. a . t DO YOU USB WELSBACH BURNERSf V.irptioiuSeiS a 1IKTTKU UflHT for hV8& MONSY wltbonool Uxosoburotr4th,nnltbaayplbcr ftJnaof artl. flolal light, Wo bats gsU)T4 also. Let us show Ibealo you, r SALEM GA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketa St., Telephone 683. In mini i No fifes 6Va rfdt-Stove Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the- work we do, either in plumbing, tinning or reuairjng, We lead on, everything in the WAP y$ vor1 n,0Hr 'lne. .i Fruit.and liop Dryer v9r,H specialty 1 uw Sopofula -i This root of many evils and other cutaneous eruptions, sore cars, Inflamed eyclldsortckets. dyspep sia, catarrh, readiness to catch cold and Inability to get rid df It easily, pale ness, nervousness and other ailments Including the consumptive .tendency Can be completely and permanently removed no matter how young or old the sufferer Hood's i-isrsspsrllU was riven the dsugbttr of Sllsi Vernooy, 1Vwrlnr. N. Y.. rlio hsd broken oat wltb scrofula sores all -ier her faee snd head. The first bottle helped ht'r sod when he hKinlien tU the sores were all helled soil ber fsee wus smooth. Hit wrltei thst she hs never shown soy slirn of the serofulsrttumlnr. Hostf" SarsaparHtm Promises lo curey. and keeps the promise. Ask your druggist for It today and accept no substltdte. OASTORIA. fears lis Tla Klni1 Ym Hiw Ahvars Bonil tu Journa PUBLISHERS A'W Oregon w fr'1 . -m e nrrnriTinnTri IIiJIU 1 W'lsbacb HaWle? latest thins nu mtktUs. Uurabla said gives ONK ri noeou o. a. rrioa s4de eaadla po;r a thoNo, m aod at half the ill M'n I 103 STATE 8T atdawsvaa,i BUSINESS CARDS O. H. (HACK Qnnnaanr tn Dr. J. M. KOOHO, of White Corner Salem Or. rartlcs doslc Ing superior operations at modorato fees In any branch aro in especial request. ALBERTAJESSUP. Phono. 1071.1 ROOMS 1 AND '4, OKAY HLK. B. P. JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, OroTon. Was Clerk or Circuit Court t ta uft-to-dato abstractor 1 oourity. x years audhas ny in Lincoln ll-17ru SOXTLB BROS. Tuners and R pares PORTLAND ORi2. For Salem and vicinity leavo orders at Geo. Will's Music. Store. Boots and Shoes Made to order, laity. Repair! Ladles Shoes a spec- Repairing neatly uono, J. M. Necdham, 181 Com st T. J. Sullivan, State Street Tailor. Fall BuIUdki Justin, Urn from Chicago. 8 pants S3. The OberndorrT Bat- licit business suits IIS. Tillson, Bar tlett Grain Company Prunes wanted. Fitllt hign tot sale. Brewster & White THE FEKD MEN Phono 1781 91 Court St Hay, Uraln, Mill Feed, Flour, Straw, Seeds, Poultry Supplied, etc. s : : Free Delivery, Prompt, reliable ser rices. Btllatlc goods. vice. Lowest P Sal r OFFICE, CITY HALL For water service imply at titHc. mils payable monthly in advance. Make all complaints at tho ofllc Old Post OfficeStables Aro largo am have roliablo attend ants, your team boarded by the week or day. Good teams for hiro. Pricoa rea sonable. Your patronage solicited. i n. v . nmwn s w m bmbw sr 02 Ferrv Street. SALEM HOP BUYERS. Squire Farrar No 55 Btnte 8t. 'Phone No. 1651. Wriii Brown Co llmh Building, Commercial St. (ground Door). Ofllce telephone Nn. 190. Lilienthal Bros, It. J. Ottenhelmer, Manager. Ofllco over I.add & llusb Hank, i'lione Ko. 441, Catlin Linn Oolce over Wellcr's grocery store. No 211. Tboue J, Carmichael Offleo orer Johnson's Clothing store, In Uum-Urej man bldg. T Af Livesley Co Commercial f Second stair aouth or tadd & llusb bank banki foora 18, npstalnr. 'I'boneWll. WD1TE DOUSB RESTAURANT First class cook, EirsjLfilasssexvice, Enjoyable meals. George Bros. Prop's, i ' IThe German Market Will bo found all kinds of meat and the beat of sausage. FREE DELIVERY. All bills duo tho late firm of Wolt & Mieecko must be paid. Wolz & ZwickerJ 171 Commercial St. ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT Daylight Stopover at HUftra Falls. Through first dais touaistslebperfrom PaclQo Coast wetkly for Chicago. Boston, New York, and other eastern points, via Hlo Grande Western, (Great Halt Lake Routa) Dftnver it Itio Grande. O It I A P and Illinois Central to Chlcacs, connect-. ing in wio union uepot witti auclilgan Central' similar car for points east. For particulars call on or address Local' Agents or, B. H. TitUMuuix, Com'l Att't. III. Cent. It. H. SPtf 142 Third St., Portland Ore, Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading the Boer War and tho Gold Fields ol AlaakaT There mi other matters o vital importance; you may make a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to have the beat ser. vlce.UM the Wisconsin Central Rv., betwoen SL Paul aud Chicago. -For rates anu omer uuormauoa, wrlto Jaa to k ... , ... KV "u, yri Tanadian M1 PACIFIC 4S , And Sop. Linc. First'claia and Tourist OT CTiDCPQ TtYATT Vi Passongers booked to and from - :, ' ALL POINTS EAST f Atlanlic Steamship Office. V For full particulars apply to E. J. COYLK, ' H. Ii. ABBOpP, s ( SA.G. P. A., :H0Thinl8t.r , Vnncouvor, B. C. Tortlnntl. 'V WHEN YOU PAY VI YOUR GOOD MONEY For a ticket Ka t, you naturally nnd very properly want to go over tho route that will rIvo you tho very best nccomo dntlotia at tho lowest possible rato Hence, you should ask your ticket Agent to ninko ymlr tickot read via tho ROCK ISLAND ' ROUTE Our popular personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tourist slooping cars leavo Salem every Monduy Evening nnd Thursday evening via Bacrainento aud every Tuesday even ing and Ktiturdnv morning via Portlnnd and run through to Chicago without change via tho world's moat scenic Lino connecting at Chicago with all morning trains East, also with thu Rock Island personally conducted tourist car for Boston. These tourist sleeping cars nro broad vestibuled, lighted with Pintch Una nnd provided with nil weukly llliifl t rated periodicals and magnzlnuu for tho frco iieo of our pnlrons and nro accom panied through to destination by a rep resentative of tho Groat Keck Island Itoutn. Wo ulso liavo n daily Hrst-clatH sleeping car servlco to Chicago via tho Scenic Line, nnd the best dining car sorvlco in tho world. I-or full information, mnna etc., call on or wrlto to, A. E. Cooi'cnGon. Agt or l'ortlund Oregon. W. W. Kkinnkh, G. Jf. PowKns Agent S. P Co. Agent 0 It A. N Co Balom Or. Balem Or. WASHING MADE EASY The Dewey Washing Machine This machine is a new ono mado on scientific principles. It is guaran teed to give nbcoluto tmUefaction. After a thorough trial no family would diapeiiNO with ouu. Witli, tho uee of tho Dewey, tho horrors of wash day will disappear. This ma chino will Wash Clothes Perfectly, Clean ..,. ,.. No hard work about it. Easy to op orato. Tho mannlacturors will back up every claim mado for the ma chine. The Dewey Washer Has won two flrnt premiums nt Statu Fairs: nt Lincoln, Nob , 181)9, and at Salem, Oro , 1000. Sold at Solom by R. M. Wailo it Co. tCorrcspond with or cull on Ambler Young Manufacturers and Salesman, lit. Angol, Oregon. Salem Soap Works Thopropriotor of tho Salem Soap Works has thoco operation of the dealers Consumers who dosiro a flrst-class soap will Encourage Home Industry By ordering Salem-made soap t S, C, STONE. M..D ITnnitetorol Stone's Drug Stop , BLUM, OUKOOfj. Tne stows (two In number) nro located a No. JUS aud 833 Ccrrrciieial nut, and ar well stocked with a complete lino o( dtugs an wedlclnss, toilet urUclcs, jierruiaeiy, brusbn etc, etc., etc. IJR. HTONK Itasbad soma 23 years experience Iri tbe prac tice of medicine and now makes no charge fo consultation, examination or inscription. Wheat Bought and Stored By the Aurora Roller Mills Branch ofllco nnd warehouse 181 Trade st. beueon High and Church streets. Buckwheat and oats bought at highest market price. FRED P. HURST. 7-27-tf dAw SMI S1KAM CL8AKING AND- DYKING' WORKS fjnliuo' n..il n....l tl. lies Cll'lllipd mill ilv.wl uilllim.l !.. iiing. (Jem's clothes pressed ' by tho, montlij also poTtiera cleaneil andfcdil. Jlata.tniil. kid gloves cleaned Gents' clothes rcUiied, rebound, ro laired, buttoiiB ph. All work neat, cheap and promptly done. :::::::. MRS. ,C H, WALKED, Proprietor M A . iHi-rdotnniercial St. CliTc" v-loa.m 'uls,uhk0J;jr, $i y.x IraviA "?hitete.Sr i KJror MV coonm wleawianA--5MU. iff Allan i tlo Kx. Op. 8 pm, 8 ii. in VIA UUNT1NQTOS "It" 4Aa? nan otcry Ova days. .. nx.'HUQ C0,M"'A H1rm Haiti r- day 10 p.m. ToA.tor.aVyX, ta lb. r"H WlLIiAMKTTK pivrn it Portland, NowrnSJ . 1 I-care For caiura i , tlnyiaml HturdaTa?,,J,'lr "? nw Waslilnptoii, California or ,r t?J0nt olicckoJ tbrouRh rrom Bileuiffi?-!; rail or river routo to I'ortlanAft? made at l'ortlaud wlm all rauTe.S?1 C, ticket ISSSSSk THiiwnmiMiMi """-li SOUTH AND VIA Southern Pacific k THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland n,lTT. stationa nt5:40 a. m. . Jdii.rS 4.nr.n. m ' " " I.T'ortTandTZU Lv Baloia . Ar Asl)lftnl Ar Sacramento Ar Ban KraucUoo, ArOkiion.. sio a M ll) a M 12 SO A U ...- 6-00 1 M 7 I' M Wrk KUlfJ ttiiti iitiS rrSs8"Tifi- Ar iionror. ArKansa. Ullr 'M i ii :" Ar Chicago- . 1 a a II Ar Xjqs Angeles... laoTTT" Ar El Prj. .... 6eo 1' m Ar Kort Worth. .. sjoa M Ar City of Mexico .ue a II Ar Houston . 335 a M Ar New Orleam.. 6'i5 V M Ar W'B.ihlllKlon.... 612 A U Ar Now TorK .12 41 I )t 72U -Hi" vaiiii fan efs tUiH M f 1 Pullman nnd louriBts cars nn t- truina. Chair cars Sacramento to rui.. nnd El Pnao, nnd tourist cars to Chlciw St. Louis, Now Orleans anil VVMhipttonl ConnocTIng at Ban Fraudfaco wIuTmt"' oral Btonmship lines for Ilonolnh Japan, China, Philippines, Ceutralmi South Amorjca. Seo Air. W. W. Bklunor agunt st Halea Station, or nddross C. 11. MA.RKUAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon, POSSIBLY You nro not nnaru of thu fftflt tlnin ar 1 Hiiperb uorvico now afforded by tho u-rv PICTOW 2Wn HAVE . rt " Daily Fast Trains l TO THE EAST. m If you cannot tako the morning train travel via tho uvoning train. Both trt finely etiuipped. "Our Specialtios' Jf Fust Titno, Througli Service, Pallmw Palnco Sloeiiers, Pullman Tourist Bleep- ore, a, Pullman Diners, Library IQafelXir d Froo Heclining Chair cars. an lioura In Umo savcu to umana umc ago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Nevrjibri Boston, nnd other Eastern point. Ticketa good to Salt Lake City ad Denver. A It i8 toyOtir Interest to uso Tub Otm land Limited, Tickets and leeploi car berths can bo eecured (rom W. W. SEIKNrt. Agent 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. 0 B. Aft. Baleta Ore. J. H. LoTiiRor, Qen'l Agent, No. 136 Third St. ronisnu v Oregon Shon Line Railroad Tho Direct Boute to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. GlveH cholco of two favorite ronlei,iru tho UNION PACIFIC Fast MaUlM or Uio RIO GRANDE Scenic Lines. No Change of Carsi On tho Portland-Chicago BpccUl, U finest in tho West," Equlppod With, Klegaut aundard 81eeers Kino New Ordluary TourUt Sleepen. ...... A.u , ii.......iiii(Yt far Hplendlp Dinners, Neais alacarie Kreo IlecllnluKUnairt'irs OomfortSbW Couchoa sui Hmowrt For further informa lion i Pffl . I J. R.NAGEC, Gl'VFOflW Trav. Pass. Agt. Agent 0 B-- U9 Ti.lr.1 Rf Pflrtlnnd Or. 6'm Jtuuro Train i;ouipicMJij 1 1- - lr V .... &&.." -n - Corvallis I Eastern Bilmi a--irl TJJililj UAltw. in Rrrivoaax No. 1 Returning: ,,.,. .. Leaves Yuqultia "" B Louvcs CorvallU ,';" "' , Arrives Albanv I216p."' Kn 3 Vnr Dftt.rnlt.: .. . Loaves Albany ... .ISii'S, Arrives Detroit W-r No. 4 ReturnlDR: i9.iuD.t. r..u..a n,t.rnll. Iw" Airlvea Albany., .f&fdji Ono and twg connect at AIM S port and udjacdnt beaphaf . ( 'Prulns for the uiountalD "'!,,. 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