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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1900)
mmjtrn ww'im 1 U i il tV I. ' i -! ! I! : i: fc l? i dip" ' l B 1 j v: . ., . I 'Til 1 !' Jf! 1 An Elegant Reception Toilette. v, '"St", Ie liBwJ ' A D0S13 0 JUSTICE. wAOLED OUT WITH A LIBERAL HAND BY JUDGE HOKE. The Court Consider the Caae of Art. 8.tn, General Dad Man, nml Dlapoaea or It Without the AM of Advice From Ilia Lawyer. fCopyrUrht, WOO,' by a a Lewis.) This yore case," said Judge Hoke, he called the court to order, "ap peals to mo not only ns the legally oiccteu nnu only jestlce- of the pence fur ujc county or uoiu chuck, but to every nan In these dlggln's who carries a pun ind Is suppofHl to hev Uie nnnd to take leer of hlsself. It Is the case of Arizona Ham versus Pete tJie UnJf Breed, ind Sam Is the complainant I se he's Cot a lawyer yere to cab fur him. hut that lawyer won't her no talkln to do. "Let us begin at tho beglnnln. Ari zona Sam strikes this town a year ago. Uo has a yell like n fog horn and be weighs 200 pound. He wears two ! guns and a knlfo, and ho bites the ops off a dozen beer bottles to show that he was born In a cyclone and cra dled In a hurricane. Tie wai sired up fur a bad man. and fur months and months he's bin cook of thn wnit i ain't remember thnt he' killed any body, but that was bekase everybody iwnllered hi bluffs and stopped around softly, lie has dolled the vlgllnnce committee and be hoo bluffod this court, and It'll astonish ye to And out Jest what sort of n orlttor ho is. Yestordnv THE NEW C0IFFUR1E MISS TELLER FAHR The American Girl Who Made an Heroic Escapfc Fffim the Boxers and From Tin Tsin m . This Superb gown of warm brown civet Is one of tlio now models, and has received great admiration. Vol vol la tho no material for nearly all hand Bomo gowns, and is to bo lavishly used throughout tlio season. The skirt is tuck ed in groups of tucks which aro reloafied to give a flounce effect at tho bottom, tho plain pannel in front Is richly decorated witli mixed whito and gold galloon. Tho tornago snows a vest and cliemlsBolto of Uruesell's not appliquud in patterns of uennaiwanco ihco. Tho blouse of Brown velvet which is finished at tho ahoul ders with a capuohon effect Is ornamented with tlio name laco appltqued. 'lho sleeves boll near tho wrist and disclose an under sleeve of tlio nppliqued not which corrcapands to tho front of tho corsage. AVERTEDA SMASH UP HIS SCHEME WAS 8IMPLE AND THOH OUQHLY EFFECTIVE. A Safe Plan, Kot I'ntcnleil, Time May II followed lr llnllroad 1'rlrirrnpli Operatora. Who tluat On to Sirup While on Duly. Tlowcrcr tired or overworked ho tiny be the railroad operator wlo al ia wa trains to smash into each other while he pounds his ear Is a brainless Idiot,'' said William James, an old timer. "When 1 was n youngster 1 was In charge of a station down In Pennsylvania. I went to sleep on duty bocnusu I couldn't keep nwnke. Trains met thoro every hour or so, and I was the only person to run the business nt that point. I wont to sleep nml slept six hours, and thoro wasn't any miiiisIi up or tho slightest possibility of one so rar as my station was concerned. "I was 15 yoaru old when I applied for a Job to Kupurlutundeut Pltenlrn of the Philadelphia and Hrlu. He tool' me on Immediately and sent me out to Kane. That was tho place where Dr. Kane, the Arctic explorer, oucu lived, tih! It was named for him. Kane Is on top of ii mountain, with Wilcox at the bo' torn on one mIiIo nml Wutmom on thp other. Oil Is the great product there now, hut In ISiMl the trallle was In general freight. Hlg trains met nt Kane, inn) for n .nmll plneo the trallle vas considerable. ' was met nt the stntlou by a big, wild oywl moil, who said that ho kuohs. eel I win, (lie kill Unit was going to ro ilove him. He said ho was glad to got out. hut In gnoHKod IM like the work. "You'll have the night trick.' snld he. 'nml yoy'll only jiuvw to ho hero fruii If p. m. to T it. ip.' "I Innkiul un tullli illmiiint Iml l.n kvi's striding nlieiid Into the stotlon. lie liiHtrurtwl tni in niv dtitlus, told nip or a country tin urn uboiit two mllus away ami thou wwiing on to the train that hiul btM'ii waiting liu mlimtes for luneli iititl wiiHimne. "When the day iniin relieved me the next morning. I put for the hotel and found It after trumping about for u hours and made iirrimguimiuu. to stay there The proprlwlor'6 wife M-eiued to I nk c a uiul.M'ily Interest lit u and tlm- nfleriKMiii uheii pjtiu tfnl Tor work Mho hud ii luuig up uiiiuli uf fried fek "0 and Jinn hikI tlUiiKH. "Well, i Iip i nlglu nltotit II o'cleok I got htiiigrt fgr that elilekui) and liiiuled out my lmn.li Imsket. 1 Inul Just got things nicely apreiid out on the iiistru. ji.'iit tulih- ulit'i) in eoiiio a flit eugl nwr "Hello, khir sold ho. -That'll too good n feHl for you. It'll give you bel. Ivnche. Kiiro' tlu world.' wuereupon ne put me on a Deuen. sat on my logs nnd nto my supper. Then ho got up, sucking his teeth, iuk wild: " 'Kee them woods over there? point ing across the track. Thero wasn't nnythlng oho In sight. 'Well, them woods Is 40 miles long an 15 miles wide an chuck full o' berries, do'n eat y'usolf t' death.' "He walked leisurely out to his en gine, nnd I went to tho lunch shanty Just below tho station and ate up two days' salary before I discovered how determined tho keeper was to have plenty of money to support bis old age. "Tho next day I didn't go to the ho tel, but staid near the statlou und plotted revenge. It was the custom to telegraph up from Wilcox tho uuinber of passengers who wanted meals at the Kane lunch shanty, and when I got tho first mossago that night after vainly "Phomlng all day an Idea struck me. The message read, '8Ix suppers on 'St.' I mnde It read i!0 aud carried It to tho hiiiuh keeper, who fnlrly danced with glee at the unexpected rush. Ho un doubtedly snw u Fifth avenuo mansion for his old age. Just as L'7 pulled In I rushed Into the shanty with a message purporting to hnvo como from Wilcox saying that ut tho Inst moment 20 pns Hongors hud decided to stay thero over night to take part In u local political celebration, l-'lynn waB furious nml went to the conductor for corroborn tlon. Tho latter heard with n grin the story of the 20 prepared suppers nnd. remembering his own experiences with I'lynn's prices on two or thruo occa sloiis, simply shrugged his shoulders and snld: "Howe'ii I helpltr "Well, the loss of sleon that dnv nml tu excitement did mo up, uud nbotit 11 o'clock I found I couldn't keep my eyes open. I took the red lantern aud nail ed tho tin bottom to a tie In tho middle of the track and wont to the cdijo of Hie woods and lay down. When I awoke, the day operator, who had boon drugged out of bed two hours ahead or time, was getting tho Philadelphia am Krlo railroad system Into operation again after a six hour suspension of Borvlco. "Hut there wasn't any hiiiiihIi up, and no lives had been lost, aud 1 got a Job two days nftorward at Tltusvllle." Now York Sun. -W 00, : j R C f - . dfii ! fk sl AWk ii V rrSiW jJH til) k j &W hi ITIli-iaasnBnBnBnBnVL- . "i v JIlesFahris a brilliant and fascinating Weetorner, wlio passed through great perils in escaping from tlio Cliineao Hoxers but is now safe in San Franciecr. WJiilo tlio pompadour still holds its placo of high favor among the smart it is varied by being worn with a short curled bang ovor tho forohead, tho.back hair being twisted into n double 8 at tho back, ono low nnd ono high instead of piled on tho top as heretofore In a slngin knot. Tlio rat is no longer allowed, and tho hair must bo artfully made to Bland out by ruffing and combing the wrnny way underneath, uiurnm ne p'nrts over tlio mils ror Tin Cun City. On tho wny ho moots Pete tho Half Breed. Most of yo know Pete and most of ye no heard thr-t he's got no Imckbone Peto was rldln bis cay us" nnd 8nm was boofln It. When they come together Sam holds lip Ids hand and says: " 'Olt off'n that boss!' " 'What fur?' nskp Pete. "'Heknse I want lilin.' " 'Hut he's mine.' "Then Bum calls hltn o string of nnmos 40 rods long. Ho abuses Pete's fstlier nn mother nnd all tint rest of ' a.Mcl-un not.- "'And j on didn't fight?' 'I don't think so.' " 'That's 'miff. Ye nr simply a great big hlnwhard and n bluffer, nnd yo'vo made every good mun In this town back water We'll be the laughlu stock of Tin Cup. Pine Hill and all the other illggln's. n'ld we'll reel the disgrace fur llvo y'ors, I can't send ye to Jull fur beln a hliiir'r nnd n duffer, but Pin goln to si'iiti'ino vo to h hooted frorp this vo-,. ,.i,,. 0f j(.ri,.,. 0 il(, rjC(j Hop riliidii nml ir ye ttln't over the hill ond out irftfwijfiii mlnllM Inter I wont ai)fv 'r Till eHMoiuecoi. As rur Pete lie l n ut liberty, and lie kin keep fi u'lpiux nnd lie tin' fust mnn to MppM- tl Jiixit The rest or us. Inol'itlin Hie ofu-i will mil In hrter' him, am" as ro r.rl yerself lifted i-rnr off the enrlh I ipe ye nnij eniuo to realize tl'ni inni-h Jostlee Is lillml nnd j uioes nlmiv I'l;. ,i S.vj'' wltlj wn logs broke, she kt'i'pPinin(D)iit hj'r liiijr'l I tin line glt' Hii .r:glit critter tit the call a mau out ot nimsen nna puiii him on toward the goal which she had fitted hlin to reach. Nature carps little for his ease and pleasure. It Is the man hhe Is nftcr, and sho will pay any pilco or resort to auy expedient tu luio him on. She masks her own ends In man's wants and urges him onward, oftentimes through dllllcultlcs and ob stacles which me woll nigh disheart ening, but ever onward nnd upward toward the goal. Iteglstcr. ns WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For a tickot Ka t. von nnturallv and tery properly want to go over tho route that will give you tho very bestoctomo datioiiB at tho lowest possiblu rate. Hence, you should nek your ticket agent to mnko your ticket read yin tlio GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our K)piilnr personally conducted tourist excursions in modern Pullman tnnrist sleeping cars leavo Salem every Monday Evening nnd Thursday evening via Sacramento and ovary Tuesday overl ing and Saturday morning via Portland and run through to Chicago without change via tho World's most econio Lino connecting nt Chicago with all morning (M H. I.--.... -1 . .l. il.. t . 1 V mimo .cusi, IIIUU Willi U10 IIOCK 1911111(1 personally ropdnctpd tourist car for Boston. Theso tourist sleeping cars are broad vestlhuled, Hgliteil with Pintcli Gas and provided with all weekly illus trated periodicals and magazines for tho freo ueo of our patroiiB nnd aro ncconi pnnied through to destination by n rep rcsentntivo of tho Great Heck IslntJil Honto. Wo nlBo hnvo a daily flrst-claea Bleeping car scrvico to Chicago via the Scenic Line, nnd tho host ilinlmr nr service in tho world. For full information, piapB etc., onll op pr wrlto to, A. E. Cooi'Hii, Gen. Agt or Portland Oregon. W. W. Hkisnkii, 0. M. I'owEns Agent B. P. Co. Agent OR&X Co Halem Or. ?alem Or, BUSINESS CARDS O. H.. OIACK Successor to Dr. J. M. Kcenn, of While Cornet Salora Or. Parties desir ing sucrior opexatlpnu at modorato. feo in any branch nro in eaiiecinl request. ALBERTA. JESSUP. Phonu1071. UOOMS 1 AND 3, OKAY UMC, B. F. JONES, Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Oraion Wm Clerk of Circuit Court t an iip-lo-dto abstract ot si1 county. 1 ' x rest nndlifts " my In Lincoln ll-17ia Piano SOULB Toners KKOS, and R pares (Tanadian PAClRpi And Soo Line, ' '' 4 First'dasu and Tonriat SLEEPERS DAILY" Paasongora booked to and from ALL POINTS EAST AtlanU c Stcamshlp Offic PORTLAND ORE. For Snlom and vioinity leavo orders nt Geo. WilPa Music Store. T ), Sullivan State Street Tailor. Fall Bultlnnluit In. Tlio Obonulorir put turns from C'Iiicrcci. ltimt liinlnoat miltiillA. ?8 pnM ffi. CAPITAL LI IV Express and Transfer MMeots'all malt and pasKiiger trains. Baggage to all partB of tho city. Prompt Borvlco Tolopiiono No. 861. DISQUE & HOMYER ft B &M Salem PrrAHI TiHK BCaSftDLK. AMBIVi roa From PortUud. late F Co., KFrcoYrrtlCUlar?ttl,1'1 AG.0!' ".".ADBOIT Vnncouver, li, 0. 7lMk ' Portland. possiSly You aro not awaro of the fast it,, Biiporb service now afforded by tlj M 4.V ChlMfrpiSftirLtlco, Icnvcr'Kt".Wo"rlh operaw' omijris. KsuuM City, Htl n -.wn.ui iuig.uiucseonnaKnat, ksno Wall Walls, Bpokanc, Minim, ' kn Mytr I apolli, Ht. t'nul, Uuliith, lUU Kltcr .pin wankco Chlco aud wL 7.f0 neck.' m quad The nveriif mnn likes to point In lie good tuilis Ijf his .chlldriMi us n r'tnge frni tilinht'ir T 'filc-iiKfi Now Cnllurc. "Failure," smjb Keats, "Is, In u sense, the highway to success, Inasmuch ns every discovery or what Is false leads us to Reek ennieiitly after what Is hue, nml every fiesli experience pqlnts out Mime foiui or error which wo ulinll nf tent aid cniefully avoid." Defints aud fuilures have played a great ihirt In the history of success. It Is not pluismit to think that more pr less of defeat In absolutely necos- Miry tu gieat success. Hut that it Is true evory student of history knows. Defeats nml fuilures nro great ilevel npora of character. They nro tlio gym iiuhla which have strengthened tho muscles of manhood, the starolnn, tho biickbono which hnvo won victories. They hnve mndo the giants of tho rnco hy giving tltnnle muscles, brawny Blnows, far roachlug lutellocts, How true It Is thnt poverty often hides her cluirms under ugly masks', Thousauds have been forced Into grent ness by their very struggle to keep tho wolf from tho door. She Is often iii oniv aeciit naturo can employ to Tin? Hoy Who Li-nrncil the Way, He was very young-nbout 13-thl boy who sjient most of his tlmo In the studios winching the artists draw aud pnlnl mid wishing he could do the wiine "What kind of pencllii do you use?" lie snld one day, mid they gave hliu one of Uie'klnd. Thnt night he tried to iii.i! 11 llguie ho hud seen one or the I artists dinw, It seemed so ensy. Hut he could nut do thujwiiie kind or work. "Pel Imps I haven't the right kind of paper," he lensoiieil. "I will get n pliye tiiinuriuw." Uveu tho rlcht Kln.l r ptipur did not help him nny. "I need a studio ami mi cnsel." wnc his iit'vt cuneltisloii. "I have the de iiw; tiurel nil I need uow nre the neceswiry Mirruliiidlugs." A rew -years of Impatient waiting passed heron- he secured the "neces miry surmiiudlux-i," nnd when he had Ihi-iii nil nml ut 111 round It Impossible to draw the, truth dawned upon him. i mi.iw tviiat Ih wroug," ho cried, tin owing duwii his pencil. "I know iinlhlug.or the principles or art. I must learn them tliNt." lie wns still young when his name iii a gieni pnluter was known on two cop tlnwitM ih- hiul learned the "pilucl pie." A lilt of brown paper and u Iniiued mntili ttnulil then enable him to ih.iw as i-ailly ns nil the art esien tints. .Vim Pnrtlnu In .Success. Atlan. tlo Ex. P, m 8p m. s p. m. ex. Bun bJtur- tlay iwp, m. LcAvn uaicm VIA HUNT1NOTON OCEAN HTKAMUIMPU For San 'rnnolsoo. Ball ercry flvo day;. COLUMBIA niVEIt UTiriui'iij To Attorla and way Landlngi WII.I.AMMTTP nivuii Frl'olnd1Nowl)orj: and way days and Satnrda al 6.30 a.m. a. ra. 8:10 A p. a p. m bi Bun ArSa- Op. Wed Friday OFFIOE,;C1TY HALL. For wntcr fccrvlco imply at offlw. Bills payable monthly in ndvaoco. Mnko nil complaints at tho olllc WILLAMiCTTE UIVER DIVISION. Boats to I-ortland a abor. Tr..,.f.,.. to dni?,Vi" WSSHf PAl" $0. 'PniOr aro wfflta;rfT;j1rfi!,1 ,iii X u.iSaf". "?m .?Ic.w "w- Chofco The German Market Will bo found all kinds of moat and tlio boat of eatiBago. FREE DELIVERY. All bills duo tho lato firm of Wolt & MieBcko must bo paid. Wolg & Son 171 Commercial St." PctoR WE HAVE i niiir minr, K picker- Vtni way your son Is a con rr.ncioi Wlat is hi xpeehil line? It'u ker IhIiik A iimii '..i iiiriilviiirntiystepa upon n bnt-Mi'i iMil inn. diuihtx ii 1 nt ii r the si- ti.'nli-g Ht-r of tin- milt - St. l.niiU .;.u Ticket to all iKdnta lu Ort-non. imjrnia or lho Kat. UaggnKe or rlvnr rnnin m i.,..i....i v.-i..-.. made atl-ortlaud with all rail, ocean and rite. "" W- II. HUKLI1URT. ucn, raw Agt . I'orlland Or. Clly ticket and frolght oaiw -iie Cmmorclal t SUUIH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Loans and Insurance Monoy to ionn from 0 to 8 pur cent, nccording to security no oxiioubo for uxumuiaiion. insurance citcctou on hops and otlior property nt lowoat rates. John Moir 290 Com, st, Wheat Bought and Stored By the Aurora Roller Mills Branch ofllco and wnrehouBO 181 Trado at. between High ond Church streets, Buckwheat and oats bought at highost umrkot prico. 4 "" Fast. Trains. 9 If you cannot tnko tho moraine w, "Our Specialties" Fast Tlmo, Tlirougli Hervlm Pnii.. Palaco aioe'pora. Pullman'Touriifc ors. Pullmnn Dinors, Library (Sfiu and Froo Reclining 6lmir can C" linn mm !-. it. . a Auuia iu uino saveu to OmahA Chv ago, Kansas City, St. Louis, S ft Boston, and other Eaatcrn polnll, DonvS. B Salt U Cit' " It is toyour intorost to uee Tug Orn. land LiMiTKu. Tickets and BlfcpEt car borUis can bo secured from 5 W. W. Bkixnib. Or Guy Powers, Ag7t. 0' R. AN. t tt i Salem On. J. II. LoTnnor, Gon'l Agont, aio. iao iniru tit. 1'OrtlandOr. ioSlfi TraiiiB loavo Salem for Portland and wnv Btationa at 5 :40a.m., 7:54 a. ni. and 4:05 p. m1 l.v balom noil a m tni ?! i.i.i.iwi ivz . :: ;v-? "' --""-' -ixatu a ax FRED P. HURST. 7-27-tf dAw Ar Ar Bacramontn, Ar Ban Fraucloo...JI Ar75ifilmTr Ar DoiiTtr Ar Kama, ciit Ar CliicaiK) Ar J.o4 AngcIeCZI Ar ni i-au.. 5.0U 1' M . 7H3 1' M 9.-00 A M 76 A M - 7: A SI li.04 V Jl 8)13 A 51 TTrnr 11:15 A M 8:10 A M 73ft A Jl 9:80 A Al Old Post OfficeStables Are largo nm hnvo rollablo attend. ants, your team boarded by the week or imy. uoou teams lor niro. J'ricos rea- twiuioio, xour patronngo so Icited. Brown 02 Forrv Street. H. llln Anilllluii UeuUrtI, lllobhs-Wlion liu wns n little hoy. ho wan jilwnjB singing "I Wnut to Bo mi Augol." Hlobbs-Aud he died young, I sup pose. Blohha-No: but ho'a lind Ida wish giutllled. He's hacking Ilarnstoiuier'B Colossal Aggregation or lutcrutitlouul atars. rhlladelphln Becord. Storrn Collar for My Lady's Pet "(MT OKK'N THAT nOSSl" his relations. Ho chnnks Ida teeth and ro'ls his eyes nnd pulls his guns, Ho jvnuts tlint cayuso, aud ho wants him Inside of two minutes. Vo mny flgger that Peto. who hadn't any gun wltli him, turned palp and fell out of tho laddlo ylth a thump, but yo'll he mis., lakeii ir ye do. It took hhn soino leot'u tlmo to renllxo tho sltunshuu, but ho didn't akeor. When ho cot tlilncs ralglit he slid on his crlttor and intoBaip. Did tho bold, bad man who has carried tho county of Cold Chuck In his pockot fur a year drill holes through the hnlf breed as ho como? Not n drill. Wob thar an awful strug irle Instill half an hour beforo victory perched on cither bannorY' Not n struggle. Thnt half breed, wlio was thought to be a worm of tho dust, takes tlio bold, bad man by tho noso and lends him oroutid fur uwhllo. Then liu trlp him of his weeplns, pulls his earn, ships Ids Jaw nnd kicks him around a bond of tho trail. "What does the terrible torror of Cold Chuck couuty do? Hovlu given hlHself uvtuy ns a coward aud a blow hard doos be fall over a cliff that mon may furglt him? Does ho strlko out rur a p'lnt 1,000 miles away, that his ni'ino mny uevcr bo known? Not much. Ho comes right back to town uud to me, and tho fust thing he trnvs Isi " '.ledge, 1 want Jestlce " 'What sort of Jestleo? " 'Jestlce fur beln held up and robbed by Peto Uio Half Breed.' " 'But why didn't yo ahuto'V " Ho skulked up on me. Qlmmo e. tlce, Jedge-gltuiue lots of It' "That was Arizona Sam, bold, ball man, and I believed his yarn uud sent out a, wnrraut and had Peto arrested. I was cnlkerlntln to giu Mm a mighty dose of Jestlce, but honrln his sldo of tho story lino changed my mind. 'Ham,, the hlulTor, stand up. Aro ye deuylij that Wbt Peto saya la true? '"He lit on me mighty suddeu, Jedge, wus tlio reply, " 'But you didn't try to pull a gun J f Rose and WhK i tL-ii II l. Ar Kott Worth r.Xi i i. Ar City of Mexico IZoS? A M Ar Hoiuton ... sat ? ti Ar Now orlc j igta p j fi nlul.a TouriBt8 cars on boTT, traliiB. Chair cars Kaernmnnin r n,..i.. 755 A M G.D0 1' SI b0 A M 00 A M 3.S6 A M 6.-JS 1' M C.2 A 41 Via i a t.yc SM H0P BUYERS. The Dewey . Washing: Machine This muclilno is a now onoinadeoc eciontiflc principles. It is euiru toed to give absoluto satisfaction. After a thorough trial no famil; wuiiiu uiapenso witn one. with tin U6o of tlio Dewey, tlio horrors d wash dav will diaappenr. This ma chino will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hard work about it. Easy loop eratc. Tlio nmiHilaeturcrswiIU'Kk iii ovory claim mado for the rat chine. The Dewey Washer Una won two first premiums stSUU Fairs: at Lincoln, Neb. 18). ami at Salem, Ore., 1000. hold at Salem hy R. M. Wado it Co. iCorrcsponJ with or call on Ambler Young Manufacturers and Salesmen, lit. Angol, Oregon. Squire Farrar No M Slate St. 'Phono No. IMl, Wm, Brown Co Hush Boor). ""'''"ns. Commercial St. (ground OHc telephone Nu l. Lilienthal Bros, I'jJ tN r CRFTsftW JS,-.V Sir. JMillllKWalllllllllHI " mmML. : j .csSa lsui A llmh llault. 'I'hone No. 401, Catlin Linn No SU T6r Wo,lor,s ewery itoro 'Phone : nun uavjHuiiumo to Uiruftn s?di,ua8M0' n,vl iouri8t cars to c,''C bLouhi, NmvOrleansjmtl Washington. t;i!"'s J. II. MARKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Oregon Skon Lido Railroad Tho Direct Routo to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. thVmi&frV&WT.A. Liveslftv Cr, ortlie RinfiBAvni? q ":?. r,"" Oi " w '-'v' .....u DCUIIIU J.lllj8. No Chance of n,ir. Enulpped With Wegaut sundard Sleerom. I1ue New Ordinary Tourt'i SImmm illLlbrarv-Jhiffet cKw. WPW Splendlp Dlunew, Moals alaoarta Free Hecltnlne Chair Cira UJUirortablo Ooaoho an i Smokon KuuTmtnO,mp1euiarJvSlib?ile4. a ui iiirinnr iits-v..i.i a .r. n NAilri """'" """" nppiy -':,'"Jiii. uuyrowKits iol 'XkL AK"tO.R.AIJ. r- "mt ol Portland Or. Salem Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of tho Salem Soap Works has tlm co operation of tliedealeri Consumers who desire a first-rl aoap will Encourage Home Industry By ordoring Salom-mado soap S, C, STONE, M. I) Proprietor of Carmichael Sn0.I)0reyma,n0bbl(!2n,', Cl0,h",S "0rC ,n ftwjl "' Sacond italr nouth or Ladd A. Hush banic bank: fnnm in !.. i 'i'flonelili. !. to Tlio uow tafeU from "roso mourauti thogiuiiuorosedu i'ho brunah baalrts wjtfU airQvinaig- de.i4te thus pi toy oolfir, varying U&t! 5mgo.sJaok. $ dalify oration is of JTiafa 7est onflirirwith folds Ai.iiin.fi!r?. ...'. kr..tii. I...UI..I..I... .1.. , . , ,. . ... . ---- -, ,..,. ..j, , eiiane. einrwalata i to I . nnuiian hape p. in 010 a. in, .11:30 k iu 12:16 p. in Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIxUE OAltD. No. 2 For i'aquina: Train leaves Albaov I5ji . ... Train leaver (Jorvafc:::1 Train nrrvAu 'no,.i... ,'.r l'- '" n r r..::'rr ""iu ms Leaves Yaqmna .. Leaves OorvuiiiQ Arrives Albany,...'; No. i For DatrolL; ueuvoh Albauy Arrives DoErolt .... No. 4 ItSturnlnp;: Leayoa Dutroit miiviM j in'iitu .. " One uud twoconnaet atAlbanvimi Corvallis with Southern PaolOo U&im dying direct sorvlw t a and rVSii ffi port and adjacent bcaohos. ix7.r?8or u, wountains arrlvdat ?f,1 "l..?",' ,vln ample Ifm Bro.u8haumr"1v,?" OSTEOPATH In Sulom d Albany DU. GRAOK ALimiQUT, graduate o American Boliool of Osteopathy. SALKM Jlonday, Wctlnoeday ann Frl Uay j hours, 9 to 12 a. m ; 1 to 4 -30 n . Ollico over Wollor's grocery . P unlay; hours. 9 to 12 a. m: 1 to fin MainS C A,U Mrt,w "' blfldln'S w Stone's Drue: Storo HALKU, OREGON. Tae itorea (two In numbori are loctN No. 235 and 83i Cowmeroial itrl '" well itocked with a complete line ol dmpM modlclnsa, toilet artlclej, perlumery. l"wW etc, oto,, etc. DR. BTONE nuaad aome 25 jrcar experience la tl f" ttcootraedlctuoand now makes po oonnnltatlon. examination or prcrlption. ULEH STEAM CLEUOK AMH nVDFW anu i !i 1M u. in. Ui20a. ni. .12:10 p. ni siiue duy. 11 t. WALDKN T r ft 1 J. TU8NV K t"i wt.Mijr Mlt tho 'wissmmt IB8- J'isafcMiWsMMIBSJBBsHMiiMr White House Restaurant First class cook, Rrsl class sorvlce, ' Enjoyable meals. GEORGE BROS. Props. NEW5T0RE. " Tw.!3: ""q,u!'u "srofli win lioro Iir ivil Ladies' and Gents' clothes cleaned and dyed without rip ping, uent'a cioiuea prcv by tho month, also portlers cleaned and dyed, Hats and kid gloves cleaned kentf clothes rolined, rebound, re paired, buttons on. All wore neat, cheap and proropuy (I on q t MRS. C ' li, WALKER, M 195 Commercial St. i-M 1 i II 1 1'' ' ' I ly MONTHLY IIEUI7LATOH iVji"' BlltS. II. HO WAN. B 'MMilwauH ta CURE V0UPSEjr IhI v8vSi5 LsiHO.iin.o.Bai - . ,n .'i vr &'55fi rircoui - - Lllf.Jl 'i.l uliuk OaArftAUcl ul u urUiuK . ...Oil- for eccepwTi Stata If PSl Stf,g&4WSfaar,fcisit4 rouml cut In arrjra ouinilalo U'UOBlllg aiKKls. stnek uf candies an 10 10