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Newspaper Page Text? , AC 4 , r. k 1 W u r I' ! f ! V f,i i: )i I Jb "-- TV'YfT-rir-iini 'ii J-T-rr,'r ir-rVirl"-lYiTirirti riiir-'"sH'-JMBffiT-,,Siiwiiiirw iomcru .iiiiraiMMiiiinfrjMiMTTwiisiHirt MMmMkMIBtfMSl HkgJ" is 8 1 The Golden the GOLD DUST Age 1 that emancipates women of all ages from the tyranny of hard housework. GOLD DUST Washing Powder is the greatest boon of the cerftury to woman, since it lightens her heavi est work. Large package is greatest economy. k JBSm j$m & K IfMik1" a"m"''- j3fc Vf' Wfe5aft and smllnry rnmliliotlh nholilil rmrito conslnnl nml careful itttoulioii Having tints fnr dealt in muioralltics which ponied ncci'SHim' to rdww tho growth of reformatory seutimt-nl nml In Iny n (riindntion for a few practical sue seslions, allow mo now In penk n( nnr own stato pouiionllaiy. Tim ioiiirl plan ii cuiidticliuir mid unwilling M In not spieinlly different from that oi other like iiiHtitmioiifl Wo nreomhiiv- oritur, lo put hiio practice tho sugges tions about sot forth Mv forliiromlinr biennial ropmt will ileal with such In-' loreelinu Mihj.-cts ns tho amount ami kind of uoik dono by tho convicts, in mo fliiopx, tiolilo, KaitlHiiH, woods and on tho mads, thoexpomu inclined and tho results secured. You havo ni-kul mo lo my something rtbout tho treat IIU'llL of ItrlRmwr. ..i' needed hgtshilioii. Woionllzo IhaL mun cannot do regular inanuul labor without snfllclonl and wholofoino food. Thin wo furnish them well ami plainly cooked, using as much w possible ttie pro.hu ta of our Hardens. Ni nrly all the men cnln in uoiKhl tirtorlliflr arrival hoio, tho rCPldt of plain food lllld rooiilnrltv- f t44 The N. K. Fairbank Company, ch.ouo.st. Louis, New York. Doatort. aaata nt - - ' .. -- ii jz i:' -"inrfMtiw.M -- - - - - ..... . . ittfTgnr iniiMiBipji irr-n-in ! mm.iiij oJBBBfe - T YOU i "I NEED f NEW? PALL ! HAT i I 1 XCYou need ir now, the fall season calls fora Fall hat and when you buy you want the correct shape. We have the newest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats at 1.50 to 3.50. We have the exclusive agency for 8enj. J. Brown's special 3.50 hats. If you wear one of these hats you will neycr again pay 5.00 ior a nai wnaiever is new in hats is here. DISCUSSION OF PRISON REFORAl By J. D. Lee of the Oregon State Prison in Port land Telegram G, W, Johnson & Company. The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers THE DAILY JOURNAL. BY HOFER BROTHERS, MONDAY DKO. 10, 1000. Dally One Year, 93. OO In Advanao Dally Four Month 91. In Advnnoo Wookly Ono Yoar SI.OO In Advnnoo in n m a J0UKNAL 'X-RAYS." Finest winter weather in this world. II. W. Scott of Portland IsbUII in Now York. 6 It will bo Mitchell or Corbett mostly Corbutt. a All Portland wnntH is plonty of tlmo to et ready to play Salem footballleta Bay tun years. Salem's census should bo taken onco by tho women, tho now poll tlciana scorn eo Incompetent. If McIJrido la carrying out Mitcholl'a pollclos nnd agreements, wliy not send tho principal to tho BonaU? A A lit North Yamhill leaches three grades more iu tho public vchools than Salem, j yet Salem pays n high Bchool tax. AAA In old Missouri raeasuro 120 ears of corneas a bushel, whether they aro as tongas your arm or six Inoli nubbins. A A Income parts of tho Mtato they want mosquitoes Included in tho scalp bounty law.. They gat nothing out of tho state treasury. A A A With tho finest opern Iiouho iu Oregon and tho bettor class of theatres this city is to have. Knlnm will Imfminil (n lii1in JL ' - '-? all gallery people. A A A Tho tobacco habit is said to bosjtread ing among minors nt rialem. Many of the school boyti are said to Ihi chewing, ing. VTho parents havo not all quit. " A A I'voplo couiuHitoU with tho Oregon school machine in tho past who novor, nevoKobjeetcd to mouooly toxtbook systom should not bo put onto the Daly commission. " AAA TliCro must bo lots of school loan jobs boing;workod off on tho state. Few or no Iquns on real ostato at six per cent are made by private citizens. Meno; is hardly worth it nnd not ninny farms can pay ft. a A jaby girl was born near Tho Dalles thlsveok, whose mother has tho proud uiMigcuon oi uaviug tnroo other ohil July nnd tho third on Christmas day. This ono thould have arrived on Thanks giving. AAA Oh, merchant, in your hours of o o o, Jf tills page your hand should u o c, Tnko our ndvico and bo thrico y y y And drop right in nnd ndvort i i i. You'd find this venturo of some u u u, Neglect can offor no ox q q q. Bo y y y at onco, prolong your da a it u, A silent business soon do k 1c k. A ltlKT OrnHRlioiiiicr. A geographical oxpcditlou which net out for Austmllii from Iloston on an exploring and mnpmaklng tour had en gaged u negro cook, who tpok great In tcrOHt In o cry thing he saw. While tho party wan en loulo u kangaroo broke out of the gritMH and made for tho hori zon with piodlglous leapx, an event that Interested tho colored gentleman from the Hub exceedingly. "You nil linve protty wldo nieadowa hereabouts. I ncUuis," ho said to tho native who wn- wn.dlng the party. "Not any huyi-i than those of other countries," return? I the guide most po litely. "Well, thtiif muat be mighty power ful high gnihrt uumiahoutrt, huh?" he luulsted. , "Not that I kuow of," replied tho guide. "Why do you ask nuoIi odd qutMIiislr" "Wl I'll toll you, hotw. Iwiih think In i f i In- in'"ity uneimimoii iiingulttidu of tin i j iiMlripprH." Kiuiiuu City Independent. K1111111.H Ttivir MiiucM on. r'tiniirfi- mi It may huuu'i, people kill ed In 11 inilruiid wieek aio guuumlly bereft of their nhoia by tho ahoek. In eomiiientlng on this peculiarity uu old railroad engineer wald- "A man who Iu killed in a rullroml nccldent seldom dlea with IiIh bootH on. 1 don't know why thin Khoiild be, but It lu u fact. It w partlcuhuly true In the ease of 11 man who n wtruck by an engine and killed. In nine eases out of ton, wheu the body In picked up, It will bo fouiid minim hIiooh, Iieu men vteai lug heavy top bootH uu not exempt from thin Btrange rule Why Is it? I guo you'll have to ask homebody who Is wiser limn 1 am." -Philadelphia Uecord. Try It. One can hear better with the mouth npen than shut. 11 fact which may be verlllod by stopplug the ears while passing through 11 railway tunnel and ullornatoly opening and shutting one's mouth. Tho Increase In tho volume of sound while tho mouth Is open must ho oxpeileuued to bo appreciated. A Tumultuous Moment, , Doctor I'm afraid your husband tloesn't get enough exercise. Mrs. Do Style-Well, he'll be o.ei els Id enough when my dressmaker hoiiiIh n hr blll.-Chlcngo Nowb. dreity ono of whom was born on Now Year'o day, another on the Fourth of The greatest number of races ever won by a Jockey In ono season was the 2-10 by Fred Archer, 188S. Thero in Kiinolliing grewBome about prisons. Connected with thorn aro so many wlord stories of cruel punishment. of dark deeds that novor reach tho lluht. of blasted lives nnd of innocent victims slowly dying from wrong and misery, while, in sharp contrast, is tho wild frenzy of remoreo of crime committed of secret plottlnga by artists in rrlmo carried on by n languneo of siirns nnd noises, meaningless to tho uninitiated, and of conspiracies formed against tho accomplishment of which tho taking of human llfo does not throw tho wcitrht of n foathor. These repreBont extreme caees, magni fied by our imagination, but this is not curiiHing, ior History inrniBlies us a long list of hornblo tales which it is easy nnd natural for us to revamp and mod-ornizo. Punishmont for violation of law is an old as tho raco, or oldor. Hercules had to i.orvo time as slavo of tho I.ydian Qucon Omphalo. nnd "tho nngols that kept not their llrst ostato" aro hold un der chains of unrknees. Modes of punish mont Jiavo takon all kinds of forms dentb of tho offender nnd nil hi? familv and tho conllBcation and destruction of ids property, onalnvomont, banlshmonl, torture, lino, otc. Tho losa civillcd tho peoplo, tho more vandictivo and un- renBonablo tho penalty. Ciiristianity and onlightmept have worked an ovolution in ponoloav. Pun. ishment is niado commonaurnto with crlmo, or as nearly bo as can be deter mined by tho host judicial minds, uudor tho wisest end moat lloxlblo syfltoin of jurisprudence tho world has over Been. Iho cutnloguo of capital crimes lias been greatly abbreviated. Tho block, tho gulllotlno and tho rack are giving place to tho ecaffold and olectrlcal chair. The subterranean dungeon, reeking with damp and impurity, is bolng superceded by tho woll-vontilated Jail, tho work hoiibo, tho ponitontlary nnd (ho reform- atory. Intelligent diFcrimination is need In tho treatment of prisoners. Tho recid ivist, or old offender, gives little promiso of reformntlon.but tho youthful criminals or thoEo technically guilty only, aro deemed worthy of special effort, and tho hopo of u hotter lifo is hold out to them. Anent this phase of tho subject, allow mo to refer to article 8 of tho Constitu tion of tho United States, which doolaris that "cruel nnd unusunl nunishinouta shall not bo Inflicted j" aleo to section 13 article 1 of our stato constitution, which provides that "no person arrested or conllneil in Jail shall bo troated with un usunl rigor." In section 15 of thosamo nrtlolo woflnd that "laws for tho pun- isiiment 01 orliuorhnll bo founded on tho principle of reformation, ami not on vindictive justice." These provision in Iho orgunlo laws of our state and nation ludlontu tho hu mano trend of legislation, and afford uu excellent guide to leglslaioiH and execu tive ollleors. Tho penitentiary is a eomparitlvely modern institution, and many things In connection with it aro still in thoexpor Imental slages. In conducting a huge ponal institution, several considerations must bo steadily kept In viow. a fuw . f which I will mention, without special reference to their relative impertance: laj A thorough system oi iniaids or -nn. Btahulnry which nillnsnuarly uu powible oiiciinivent every effort to escape, and will quickly quell demonstrations of In subordination; (b) tho maintenance of strict but intelligent and practical dltei plino, which will piomoto irood order and careful attention to werk: im tlm lubltf, Tho piiyon lilmtry t-ontiiim ahoitl 1200 Vobin.es of quite well H-leeli-d bn- k. Much lU'ieut litcratuic Ih font in (f r wiiien wonru always lh 11 kfuli ,i Miu tlll'l. Ill" pr,.V v,. su(p.M iih 10.1(1 Ing mallei. AlmoUe eij HiiiaUy ,.,, Whch oi" hiiiic kind arc hold in tho chapel iiu hiding either kci moos or lee turen. 'I hero Ih u i-novl,.i ni.ni. ... fuiniehos music when required. When a pn'soiieria diechnnrml i. la furnished n good milt of c tizon's clotl o. and n littlo money, if ho has not 11 euf ficicney of liia own. Anew wing to tho main building iH Hearing completion. It Is for a now kitchen, bath-room and dining room. Tiio latter is somtliing wo havo never had. an wen noiiaved prisoners hIiop I.... Uieir tonlenres by merit time, which is 28 day on a y.-ar sentence. Tho ratio Increases mi that it amounts lo 3 3 ears months and 10 days on a 17-year son tonro. Home stntes l'Ivo irrojih.r nri time, Imt us tho sentencing judo is ndvised of it, it is questionable whothor tho prisoner is really benefitted. Wo make a good many trusties, who aro allow eS two days on the sentence for each ono forved. 1 WOUld llko to Ed) SOIIUI nrnvlnlnn made for n night school or instruction given to those who need or dosiro it, I am inclined to favor a conditional liberation or parole system, believing that methods which beget self rolianco, self respect and Independence in tho Ulfcliargcd convict aro far bettor than tho coddling system which makes him an object of.charity. I have frequently told charitably disposed peoplo that tho greatest favor that could bo dono n dis charged prisoner is to furnish him with immedinto employment. I note occasional utterances favoring tho execution of all criminals at tho fltato penitentiary. This would bo a great mistake Its effect would bo very bad upon tho prisoners. It would arouse all tho tiger in their nntures, whereas tiio Dest should bo brought out and cul tivated. They should bo made to feel that humanity acknowledges them as orring brothers, and ready to lift them up, IhtU'Wiln I iiltedSlalcsSenalor carry big Riilllolunt influence, either iu tho commercial world or In mental njiiniPii bieeojiro iho needed nppioprlalion for I 'lis jetty extension? Judging from the 1st, thcqueMiiUi mini ho answered in tho in untlyo. Viewing tho situation from the stand jnlnt tliat neither Senator Mitchell nor ltinger Hermann arecandidatethonian who would tnko up this woik with n vig or which has t'linrnclnrircd his whole life, Is Senator II. V. Corhottof Port land. Ho is u man who linsnccomDlfsh. el something in lifo.and possesses a lofty slnudiiig in the commercial world. Ho h is done a thousand times more than all Ins calumniators combined to make Ore g n what she is, On Ills mime no dis honest act. lias fallen, and ho is n broad minded, capable gentleman. Ho would stand for something in tho United Suites Smnte, His education and nover-failing p irservcrnnce, his wldo acquaintance among men of Inrgo wealth nnd educa li n would bo of material assistance in carrying out measures to secure needed improvement. BUSINESS CARDS . C. H. (HACK Sut'cesso' to Dr. J. M. Keono, of Wliito Conic ftleni Or. Parties desir ing suporloi t) t. it ions at moderate fee in any branch hit Iu CBpocial request. ALBERT A. JESSUP. piioiiuin7t,t ItOOMB I AND 3, UltAY IM.K, JB. R'JONBS, r nrr m m m-Mt wvjU CANADIAN x PAClPir And Soo Line, Flrst-chiBS nnd Tourist SLEEPERS DAILY Attornoy-nt-Tolodo. Oro WniClork of Circuit Court t nil ii-t'-.tiup nbKtrncl 01 nl rounir Lnw on ynirs mullmf iiiylii Lincoln Il-I7m Piano SOULE hkon. Timers ami , II pare Pnssetigors booked to nnd from ALL POINTS EAST Depart ior ChlCARO api-ciHi OilAn.m 8o kno iqyur B.oopm av 'i, POHTLAND OKK. Or' Bull's Coueh Syrup Cures any case of bionchills, lung affection and grippe. Physicians proferibothisrelinbloroniody, and druggists recommend it i becaiifo it tmver falls to cure, and costs lint 25 cents a bottlu. Tlir I'li-titrr nil J the Fruinp. A well Uuowii aitlst used to tell a good utoiv roiieei-nlng his llrst neade my pletuie lie was favored by many visitors to see It. his frnmo maker nmong the number. This good fellow took his stand before the work and seemed burled In piofonnd admliatton "Well," said the painter, "what do you think or It. John?" "Think of It. sir? Why. II'h perfect. S'ou won't see one better, I know. Mr. lias got one Just llko it." ''What!" snld the amazed artist. "A picture JiiHt like that?" "Oh," leplled the fiitnie maker, "I wasn't talking about pictures. I was speaking of the frame. You may be lleve me, nlr, It's the frames as gits 'em hi, anil thnt Is Just a beauty!" For Salmn and vicinity leave orders nt Geo. Will's Music Stuie. ' A.'"Ai ' 1 Express and Transfei Meets nil mail and iiaipcnuer trains lingunge to all parts of tho city. Prompt eorvieo. Telephone No. W niSQUH o HOMY ICIt Atlantic Steamship Office, i For full particulars apply to K. J. CO YLE, II. II. A IIIIOTT, A. Q. P. A., H(l Thinl St. Vancouver, B, C. Portland Ailnn llo Rz. up m. 80. m. MX. Uun onuir duy to p, m. '''"nl'ortl.nr iit iivr.v'.v... . WIU WMIa. Hw,v !. nPiim, HI. IVnl ni. "linn. ? . - H2 l' . KM T. ). Sullivan State Street Tailor. Full 8ultloRilut lii. 'J lie Obcrnilorll pnt trn fnmi Clilrngi). IWt IiiIiu-m hiiIUi IS. i nuta SS lli-r Cliolc-.-. Ouce upon a time 11 Young I'crsgu, by Dint of Frugality, had accumulated a Wad, and, the senson of Millinery Openings hitlug come, it wus now Up to her. "Shall I," she mused In 110 small anx iety, "make my Wad look like 30 cents, nr shall 1 trim my own hat and thus make myself look llko 30 centsV" As the Shiewd Header will doubtless luvo conjectured, the Upshot of the natter wns that the Young Person pur tlinhcd n Lovely Imported Creation, iiistlmr $.(.- Detroit Journal. Sab ffaifl &., OFFICIO, CITY llAhh. For water hervlco annlv nl. noii-n Uills niiynhlc monthly In iuIvhiuv.. WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY F01 a ticket Kn t, you miturallv and very prnerly want to go over tho route that will glvo you Uio very best accomo dations at tho lowest possible rate, Hence, you should ask your ticket agent to mnke your ticket read via the . GREAT ROCK ISLAND UIIIITK Our popular personally conducted tourist excurflioiiH iu modern Pullman tourist Bleeping cars leave- Salem every .Monday Kvenlng and Thursday evening via Sacramento and every Tuesday even ing and Saturday morning via Portland and run through to Chicago without change via tho world's most scenic Line connecting at Chicago with all morning trains Knat, iiIpo with the lteel: Island personally conducted tourist car for Iloston Theo ioui 1st sleeping enra aio moon vcsunuieii, lighten with J'lnlcli Gas nnd provided with all weekly Illus trated periodicals and magazines for tho free use of our patrons and aro uccoin piinled through to destination by 11 rep resentativo of the Groat Itock Island HMlll. Wl nluA It...... .Intl.. I1unl ..1. n , . .... 1 -" uiou iiun- 11 inuij nrto.-ciVH bV thO Aurora R0 or M Si?.hjm.,mt cur 8,,rvIco to Chicago via the """ Scenic Line, nnd the best dining car torvico in tiio world ror full information, maps etc, call or write to, A. K. Cooi-hu, Gon. Agt Portland Oregon. G. M. Powkhh Agent O li & N Co Umvp -"nicm VU lltJNTlNOTON 1 IU nllcT(-rynvft,, ln . tOLUMIHA UiVKrt r BTKAMkW" "' "" MNl WUtiiH .k !ii Wll.l.ikiipra. r.rJ'o7ii;V1,'y.'.VK, MiiiIIiir. ' iwYAaay J "'V"nasatiihl,,7'ei"" WII.LAMRTTK RIVKR ,v7n to 1-ortUu.i . .1 " '"'"OK. iC hi K IIiwIb to l)rtuu,i vn Lti iiiriiaiiit .. . "'' "itrpctcflrlliio.iori.Bn.. .r.'!?y.6.. Tniui. ttXWtotilwl e!iwkr t ro, " '" S.r.'w.Bat"K Iclii; Wnnfiln lie Til mil or rlvur r ui u Vo,tn C'f ueii. ;;', ,,,",..ocen ami . -'Hur POSSIBLY You aro not awaro of the fmt it. superb service now afforded I by t l"1 mtmm Mnko nil cniiiphiltits at, tlm milt Lorfns and lubiiranco Money to loan from ( In K i,r .-.ni according to security no exjieiiso for examination. Insurnnco effected on Imps nnd other property at lowest rates. JohnJloir 290 Com, st 7-10.',f d.- v Wheat Bought and Stored Urnnrh oflicc nnd warehouse 181 Trade st. Lot ween High and Church strcots. Uuckwheat and oats liought nt highest market price. r ? Til r 2 ,. WE HAVE Daily Fast Trains . 9 TO TUB EAST '. ,l13 L If you cannot take tho inomlna 1..1. trnvol vin the evening train, ft lluoly equipped. ""imre "Our Specialties" - 1 tie, iiirougli Kervlro. Pnllm.. FRED P HURST. 7-27-tf dAw on 1 or W. W. Skixn-mi, Agent S. P. Co. Salem Or. Salem Or. Fast Palace SleoiHirs. P.illmau Tourht Bleep. ors. Pullman Diners. Library (Cafe ci, nnd Free ltoclliiliiu Almir n.i.v Ur Hours in timo saved to ' ..n Cliie ago, ICnnsiis City, St .,,,8, New York ust. and oth .. nnstern polnta. lickotsgood to Salt Ijiko City mJ Denver. ' It is toyour Interest lo ubo Tiu Oth MNi) Limitui). Tickets and eleeimu cur bortlis can bo secured from W. W. Bkinnlk. .. Agents P. On Or Guy Powers, Ag't. 0-1 AN . ,, , .. Halt m Ore. j. ii. joTinior, tieiri Agent, No. 13G Third St. Port Portland Or To Cure a Cold la One Day Tnko Liuntlvo Hromo Qulnlno Tablets. All rtrnuKlMK rcniiift tho money If It falU ( euro W.nroYo'inlBuatiiroUon each box. OASTpniAl BMnthe p The Kind Y011 llatB Always Bough ohegon Seeds a man. In All the Word A Kay of vm For woman's miidnncp fmm.1 ; u. fact that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion cures female weakness and the dis eases of the delicate womanly organs which darken the lives of eo many wom en with suffering and sorrow. That ray i ,lna Pectratcd many darkened chambcis where women moaned in mis ery, and has guided them out to health and happiness. Favorite Prescription " s nota tonic, not a palliative, but a pos utve cure for the disens whlM. .. peculiar to women. It gives vigor nnd vitality. It banishes nervousness, head- .n.c, mi an me acnes wiitcn come from a diseased condition of the womanly organs. A tntnnerance medicine i rn. i.. -.1.1 ...... -- - "- The German Market WIll bo found all kinds of meat i-muthebestof sausaue. FREK UJiUVERY. All bills duo tho lato firm of Welt A Mlesdco must bo paid Wol 2; & 171 Coir.mercial K WASHING M Dr Grace Albright Graduate of American School of Osteopathy. : : : hvery day except hours I) to 12 a. m; 1 Wellor's grocery. Sunday. Ofllco to 1 p. m. over E EASY The Dewey Washing Machine Huh machine is 11 now ono mado on moiituic principles. It is guarnn te.d to give iibeoluto satisfaction. Aftr 11 thorough trial no fnmlly would dispenso with ono. With the use of tiio Dewey, tho horrors of wash dfty will disappear. Tii.s ma chine will Wash Clothes Perfectly Clean No hnrd work ulwnt it. orate. Tho mniiulncturors will back up every claim mado for tho mn chine. F-nsy to op SOUTH AND EA31 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE Tiniuri lcao Salem for Portland and wit stations nt 5 :10 a. in, , 7:61 n. m. ind 4 Jp5 p. m Lvl,ortlam.......r.n S W aTJ"" T5T3 I.V Ealcm..... U.-03 AM lOJSfM Ar AUl)iml. 12 30 A M 1205 P K Ar Pacrntncnto ....... 8 .CO I" M mm At Han KranHnro. 7 S 1' M S IS A M ArOi;deu........... Next Senator Should De One Imclles. linker Uopjbllcan, Thero is a now conception of our duty in electing a United States Senator for Uregon, and In it wo boo the augury of a bettor state of affairs than ourstnto hns horotoforo known. Tho question which tho slnto legislators should put liefoio thorn is, what is absolutely and demonstrably the best reason to'apply nr.iuu M.iecung a man lor a placo in the Senate at Washington. In choosing men for this important nnd bight trust, nu uioeni. 100 UlUCll 0 tho ill-advised, haphazard system, when men's placo in stato for real merit' was interpreted In OVOrV WftV wliim niillw.rli.. ...I...I .1.. "uiii; uuai ues I polic iii n political trickstor or lmn.i itswalloweil that system whole, without iW.&'ofu0 1? rnlSfoT" Inquiry of any kind as tolls real merits Llir?.,!i:8L 'u'mw, or illsadviintages. The time hns come when there should bo a fundamental reconstruction of il.l- tains neither alcohol nor narcotics .n7 YMH1 '.rou,,,fiforJhrce years with ulctrallon and female wcakDcta and my doctor mi! InT. but utile ,eiief, write. Mr..VululIuK"ter f Allentra, 81 Louis Co.. Mo "I iaw an a"Ver- i.iJfS.CiDt.i'n tbt. P"Per ot Dr Pleree'a Favorite Prescription. I teuan Ihe u pf It about" vear Coldeu Medical Discovery.- and mv beallli i belter now than It was for 'ye.n. T hove also reeommendeU ifaeae medicines to some of mv friends, who sulTered from female weakness aud good results have followed." ", likMiiafyiijg MAKES WEAK WNENSrWflfi AMP 5ICK WOMEN WELL. H W Wft MnIM,,.. l ..WilM.lV UIIUIIH. SANG CO. ni.i.,. 1 . . I-'--" ", VIIIIICCU Hllli S Iks, hullos' underwear? fur. iilsh ng goods, mattings, ornn monts, silk handkorchiofs, china .....u, viv. un nr, low prjpeBf MO STATE STBPET, SALEM ORE. The Dewey Washer Has won two first premiums at Stnto frftirs: ut Lincoln, Neb, 1800, nnd jit Snlom, Oro , 1000. Sold at Sulem uy n. i. wnuo iV Co. Correspond with or call on Ambler Young .Manu'acturorB nnd Snlosmon, Alt. Angel, Oregon. t P rtiiitvsiw 'VIII'.J (tssssai ArKsnsa, Vlj..... Ar ChlcaRO Ar Ijoh aukoIvs . Ar HI 1'rm).. ...... Ar Kort Wortn..... Ar Cltvoflloxlco Ar Houston ....... Ar Now Orlcan.. Ar WaablnRiou.. Ar Nuw York ruiimnn .. t-.U A M .. 0.00 A JI .. 733 A M .. 7.45 A M C-O0PM 6.30 A M 9AJ A M 3.3) A M .. 831 1' M B 12 A M K. I' M lioTS 73i A V 9.XXU 1S5TM ISOVH 6 JO AM 10.30 AM IfflFll UA1I ltOPJI both nnd Tourists cars on trains. Chair cars Sacramento to (Men and 1 Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, at. i.ouis, jNowurleaiiBauii waaniDgMn. Connecting at San FruiuliBCO with wr eral Bteameliip lines for Honolulu, Japan, China, Philippines, Central ml South America. . SALEM LODGES IfORESTICBB - amickicJaT A Shaath mrriid Women ISM nienT prepares tiio body for the strain upon it, and preserves llic -Symmetry of form. Mothvu's 1'kiuko also obviates all $e dancer of child-birth: and carries the expectaut moter saieiy inrouKn mis critical period witnout pain It la woman's KretJitt llctlug, and thouMinds Gratefully tell of the grest good it IW.3WUC MICW Ww mt UIUKKWH m fl W flCf UUIU9 our little book, tclflug all ubout tbls ereat remedy Itvery woman covets a shapely, pretty flgure. aud inauy of them deplore the loss of their ulrflsti forms after marriage The bearing of children Is ery destructive lo the mother's shapelluckS This can be avoided, however, by the use of Motiibk'h 1'HIKJ.U UC- fore baby comes, as this AcientlBc llnl- frcejllo any address AUiaU, Georgia. uu oil ubout this Brest reuie.lv will bs uni by Tub llnAWutiij Kkqvlatok 'cuupanv, Mother's Friend Ah Irish philosopher says thero Is no blessing like honlth, especially wheu a cultivation of solf-respeot in tlie prisonor, follow Is sick. backed by a moiit system tiiat will hold out the strongest incentive to good be havior, (d) nnd Ins iy, utilize tiio lH)s,t helps at hand to Boouro his reformation, that ho may leave tho prison a hotter I man unit less liable to commit crime I All this Is to bo dono with nil eye to economy, for tho Into'riwt of tho tux payors must lie ios,eotod. Again, in thopelootlon of tho Induitries to bo followed, suoh should bo chosen as will lonst come into competition with freo lalwr, It, goes without saying that diet j system, aiiu tiio great erior of this method of parties selecting u Senator, as it has existed and us it partially uxlsta now, is mat 11 iiepiotes our intluoueo in tho halls of congress. Tho new rum-op-lion, of which wo have Bpoken, is grow ing among tho Journals of Oregon, and tlm people aro being led to think lew of political bosses and more of wortliv.nblo men. It is an acknowledged fact nmong all thinking men that Oregon must huvon transformation in her Senatorial room. soitiitives or she will Boon meet with almost irroparablo loss. Conditions do- maim tins mid hero is one of them. Silence can no longer secrelo the fact that tho mouth of tho Columbia is rap idly tilling up with tho silt wuilitd down the stream. This llllim. l tukim. i.i,. at the tea end of the jetties, vl.rv L the talk about an oimu river will iw. in. In the cry for an open mouth of the Columbia. lTniPM t1P jHC8 nro M. iimuihi mo incoming i.d oiolng com morcoof Oregon and Soiithom Washing ton will Ihi iloeiidoiit ujwii railiauis nn I J'uget Soiiml Money to Loan LADIES Fur nishing goods made to UlUXT. Silk and sntin wiirrr fnnS tOlW.0O. FaHCy flannel waists, any color, home made, $1.50 to $2.25. Ladies' underwear at low stock" and exam,ne Chding Lee Co 320 Commercial St. - Galvanized iron Work - We make a specially of cornices and all kinds' ol work m galvanized iron. A: X, TC x On improved farm nnd city erty at lowest current ra0H. I Salem Soap Works Tho proprietor of tho Saiom Soap rfvorfcs bus tho co operation of tho dealers LoiiBuinors who dosiro u Ilrst-cloBS soap will Encourage Home Industry Uy ordering Salom-mado soap See Mr. V. W. Skinner agent nt Balero Station, or address C. II. MAUKIIAM, Q. P. A., Portland, Oregon. S, C, STONE. M. I) I'roprlelor of T, K. FORD1 Ovor Ladd kV Hush's Bank. Stone's Drue Stop. BALKM. OltUOON Inn stores (two In numboj) uro locatiHl a No 5 ,;,, m femmi-rolsl Mriel, and ar iellstosktd with a complete lino of drugs an me llclnjs, toilet articles, jwlnmory, brunhoi Hit. KTONH llaihadsomoasyeaiseipcrlence In the prac tice of nmtlcliieaud now make no charge fo ruiiMiliallnn niamlnatlmi nrnwcrlptloii. Oregon Sliou Lioe llaiiroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points Gives cholco of two favorite routes, vu the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Una, or the KIO GRANDK Scenic Lines. No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Ohlcago Specisl,"t'i finest in tho West." Equipped With' Klnirullt tOumlHnl HltKJDCrS Kino New Ordinary Tourlit Sleeper. Hunorb IJbrarvliuUet Can, Hiiloudlp Dinners, Mea's a Frt-o lU-ClllllHB Chair Wis, Meal 1 carte. vir.ni..i.ii .tu.ttiou anA flnuiVeri. Knllru lYal u ikiraplutel) Yetituled. Wnv fnvllinv Infurmnlinn flllDlV J. R.NAGEL, aUyPOWTSW Trav. Pass. AkI, Agent 0. 11. f 142 Third St. Portland Or. Balm to MLHI STBAM CLElKWC INI) livi?in iv iu wiuinu Corvallis k Pastern RaM TIJV1JC CAltD. Wrk aiJ mierial always the bs, and the prices are always he lowest. A x X x PHONE 151 T, S. BURROUGHS IOS STATE i nssisi lIlL-i-stlon. rnlun .11. t... To nasi after eating or drltiklnj; too heartily, to prevent constipation, tako Hood's Pills Sold every where, 25 cents. i ivw a tati? t i SB, SOMETHING NEW! 'KERN INCANDESCENT QAS BURNER- v. nui ... . ou uu luiiiiv. no U nntinnixl I.,.,I1.... r imtiaiim..,! Ho.i. ,i ,l".T. 'Y. ."". UIVISB nml giving n 35 candle pow iji) iiik u imuuio power at a eoit of rt.10 of 'Jt pi? ho ur ' A,3 tl,Q No -' -INVERTIQATB THKivt- Saleixi Gas Light Co. Chemctketa St. t4 Tolophono BHg I-adios' and GentH' clothes cleaned and dyed without rip 1'iiig. Gout's elitthes pressed by the month, alwi portiors cleaned and dy.nl, Hats mid kid gloves cleaned Gouts' clothes rolined, rolwund, re paired, buttons on. All work neat, cheap nnd promptly 0. II, WALKER, l'jT,rne(or lwi Commercial St. Old Post : OfficeStable? - 3St ' 'r",1""" '"?"le.d, " i H, M. Brown - 02 Forrv fitreot. .Ul'w . 1:60 p. oi' , 0:15 p. No 2 b,ir Vuqulnu: Tiniii leaves Albany . . 'J rain leaves CorvuillH . Train arrives Yanulim No. I Uef.urnlnR. Lcuvos Ynqulua .?i8a,m Leaves Corvallis .U'j'S Arrives Albany 12:16 l.w. No. 3 For Detreit: ... , Leaves Albany " ArrlvcH Detroit 11:20 8. m. No. 4 Returning: , , , Leaves Detroit K' Atrives Albany ..,'5 One aud two connect at Albany w, Corvallis with KoutliernPaclOotiain'i l Vlng direct service t3 and from new port and adjacent beacbe9. . Trains mr ttie niouniaii" :'. riotrnltnf nnnn rrlvln.r Ulllf)IC l IC to ranch cinnnlni urOlllldS oil Broltenbush and Santlam riven samo day. II I. WALDKN, T K. &V, A. J.TUBNKU. C i.t Mbiny the tlie KUWIN JTf, NiW STORE. G. K Montgomery, has opened new confectionary and ciir store si J6 Commercial street where he ' carry a complete stock of caialiw -smoking gQotls. '