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THE DAILY JOURNAL.
BY HOFSR BHOTHBRB.
"" THURSDAY DEC. 13, 1000.
Dolly Ono Yoar. 53.00 In Advance
Dally Four Month 91. In Advance
Woekly Ono Yoar Sl.OOIlnl Adyanoo
JOURNAL 'X-RAYS."
Tlio dovll keeps doublo ontry.
We always tnm a cold shoulder to tlio
wind.
ft
Roueburg has a pot atock ahow Dec.
20-22.
A A 4
Flatter o man'ttnd you can uaohlm for
a football.
&
. Baker City will open a new operhouso
about Jan. IB.
A A
Kttlena don't have to go to ucbool to
learn to catcb mice.
A
.-A baby born at the ioor farm at Port
land haa lcon named William McKln-
ley.
AAA
It la bo gratifying to learn that nearly
all tho push leaders voted the Clth.ona
ticket.
AAA
Ouy Powers baa developed Into a good
flncancler. Ho Is also rapidly dovolop
ing Into a good newspaper man.
? 9
It Is not unconstitutional (holding two
offices) for tbo attorney of, tbo textbook
" trust to ulso be a Regent of tbo Hlato
Normal school,
AAA
Ijn't that a achome of I'ortlanil. to lut
" Salem beat them at football, and then
got In and bent Kugono and claim tlio
championship?
AAA
Wouldn't It Jar'you for h 'town that is
, financially busied, and that la running
into Insolvency "Hellbent for Texan,." to
talk about Salein waking up, etc. Hut
it Is Partlandcfiiuo.
A. A
' ' Tbo ladles who advertise onu of their
"cc obrated" chicken pfo (suppers, don't
mean that their cblckons are entitled by
age to be called colubritioa
A
Balem needs woman's helpful touch on
ntiblto affairs. Ilenco oiitanUe a club to
do something bosldes discuss Battenberg
and band out pink rainwater punch.
AAA
Linn county peoplo aro holding mass
meetings to tell their legislators what to
do. Better rrppolnt a vlgilanco com
inlttoo prepared to act upon adjourn
ment. A A
A Balem wedding that took placo at
throe o'clock Wodnosday was fully re
ported ovon to tbo lace trlmmlnga and
guests in Tine Jouii.val that went to
press, at three o'clock tlio same tiay.
Several of tbo present city Alderman
aro said to bo fco economical that they
live- a week on four-bits worth of sauor.
kraut, spuds und apuroribs. Such niou
are not lit to make public monoy fly.
A A A
Nobody wants a revision of tbo Salem
census, The eamo gang would take it a
second time and lustlfv their own work.
Nearly every competent man who was
recommended for enumerator waB turned
down by tlio MoUrldo push.
AAA
The operahouao mauageinjMit should
provide a luruo' block of 50 cent seats
down stairs, There are a whole lot of
Salotulteu who aro not two-bit people und
yetdon'tfeol able to pay a dollar foi
an ordinary show,
AAA
Who did eolect rbo Salem census
Inkm-a? Wn w.ir.l irrnvnlv informed that
they were the result of a civil service ex
amination, There were eoino excellent
faithful workers among them some who
knew tho meaning of the word census.
But that they wore mostly what la
known ua tho Mollrido push no ono can
deny. They would hardly condescend
to enumerate a Balem man who wasn't.
AAA
' Tho man (or maybe Its nut a man) who
writes "Grafts" for tho jtlbany Demo
crat get off these
The greatest trouble u nlaii has in this
life la keeping his neighbors straight.
The friends who Will jpnak well of
you at your back whatovor1p(her say,
are few. -
Thoro t no lieUty way of goUfng.fiye.ji
with a man ttlfan by forgjvttig bliD,
3CYou need it now, the fall
season calls fora Fall hat and
when you buy you want the
correct shape. We nave the
newest styles in
Soft and
Stiff Hats
at 5551.50 to $3. 50. We have
the exclusive agency for Benj.
J. Brown's special 3 50 hats.
If you wear one of these hats
you will never again pay $5.00
for a hat whatever is new in
hats is here.
G, W Johnson
& Company,
The Peoples Clothiers
and Furnishers
Don't be liko an egg. too full of your
aelf to bold anything else.
AAA
Here is a humor from a Portland
papor about iUelf:
"It has been boosting an Oriental Fair
for Portland in 1P02, which was not Its
business at nil. It has been praising a
great many peoplo for their good deeds.
It has been whooping it up hero forrivor
improvements and for coal development.
It has been turning Us grindstone for
numberless axes of private and com
munity enterprise, and IthaB been dis
tributing compliments about among
our enterprising movers in public under
takings with excessive prodigality. For
all of this it hones to bo forgiven ; and as
tbo Now Year is -drawing near, wo shall
hero and now record a vow that the
descent into tbo role of a suggestor and
jollier shall nover be ropcatcd. Iloro
after lot no man be honost or woman
virtuous in expectation of roward in
theBO columns."
Dr. Bull's Couth Syrup will prove quick anil
euro cure lor croup, .uouiors, wnen
your clilluren aro nttacKou wun mat
dreadful disease, you can dopend on this
marvelous remedy. It never falls to
euro at once. Prlco 25c.
SALEM SOCIETY OF
CONGREGATIONALISTS
Annual Business Meeting
and
Election of Officers
Is Held.
At tho business mooting of tho Salem
Congregational Society tho momborBhip
Was reported to be 31ft, The financial
condition of tlio church was found to lie
much improved. Thu Improved meth
ods adopted during the past yrar, re
sulted bo favorably that a vote of thanks
was tendered thu chairman of thu loard
of trustees, Q. M, Powers, for his olll-
cldiit services.
After the buslueaa matterH bad been
disposed of, tbo congregation adjournal
to tho parlor, whoro refreshments were
servod by tbo ladies. At the request ol
tho pastor, Mr. J. U. T. Tuthlll acted as
toast muster und as usual nerved well In
that capacity.
Toasts wore given as follews: "Do
llghtu and Joys of Being a Trustee," G.
M. Powers; "Good Ushering," John
Paynoj ''Thu Missionary lntoreata,"Mrs.
Morrison 5 "Tho Ladles." 1). J. Fry;
"Tho Genllonion." Mrs. Dodd; "The
Benovoloncos" J. 11. T. Tuthlll; "Tho
Good of tho Churoh." the pastor.
Tho following olllcera were elected to
servo for tho coming year, in addition to
tboeo who hold over:
Trustees G. M. Powers, I). .1. Fry,
Mrs. J. J. Murphy.
Deacons It. B. Duncan, I. S. Stuinor.
Joel Hewitt and I). W. Matthowa.
Deaconess Mrs. K, F, Parkhurnt,
Mrs. Matbows,
ClerkWin. Stalger.
Treasurer Miss Vlrgle Uynl.
MubIc committee Mrs. Babcoak, .Mrs.
Holvorsou, Mrs. W. H. Brtl.
Usbors John Buyno, II, M, Branson,
John Morrison, T, A. Llvoaley, It. B.
Hansen. S, K. Purvluo, Joseph Kvuns,
George Brown.
Sunday Bobool superintendent I. B.
T, Tuthlll, assistant superintendent,
Prof. W. I, Staley, Secretary, Win.
Stalger; first assistant seurotavy, Miss
Oda Chapman ; second tiaalataut secre
tary, S. Morrison. Librarian, Miss
Laura ICIrk; assistant librarian ltobt.
Duncan, Cliorister, Mra, Sfalger. Or
ganist, Mlaa Winnie Byrd; uaeUtant or
gauist, Flora Brown; organist of thu
primary department, Miss Myrtle Dun
can. To Cure a CoU la One Day
Take Laiatlvo Ilrotno Qululuo Tablet, All
drtigxUu refund tlio monoy If tt lull to euro
V. Oroye,i.lulurjlon each buz.
" nEMEMBRANCE.
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Ko tYIT I4W II. iw WlM "- Wuw, j
Out U Boitir mi iwii lb Iru a fttr
Ai any tint vr brilhrl tb air.
It caud up lo llm calm, wU iky 1
And budjrd to tliluk it itwn mut ill.
It Unguttliid, ind 1U littrt tirtvr Uiill;
TU cinu of iiliyr might wtll uUI kill,
put a patilog brM gv nwurigint
lad bot (r lu dtlUvIt ictnti
tie brttM thut Uilto ktwed a child
yrbo ilaytd In tin un4Jow md. tuing, txalltX
p dtar tncbaatuifut el tuat ipat
ita cUld, tbruuth a llfallui. uvr forgot.
tU aoul ol tb roM, wllli ttt lut iwwt brtath,
Upd fortb ta mtt approaching dtath.
lad git lo tin Utom oiry cilnuon Uk
TVii ill it had, Ivr uimotx' u.
Ko rr iw It. ua uiltid tr guiJ
rtm iwvtuM lit ll ttnl rt
low cm I to kuow It r T told by tb diw
How wt ! H ni(ubroiM. nod I Wll you.
- it II, Dtlanj tu Uuidoa.
C3dA1WIIr'03fK.XMaL
RAMBLES BY
THE EDITOR
He Visits the Hood-River Fruit
Fair and Beholds Some
Aiagnificient Scenery.
Tiik Journal man acrompanietl by u
very competent guldo, inspiration and
critic had the pleasure of boing whisked
out to Hood Hirer one beautiful Indian
Slimmer morning just before tlio presid
ential election, It is not possible to take
a prettier short trip in fall of year than
a few heurs: rldo from Salem to tho cen
ter of the fruit glowing region of Wasco
county, tbo morning ride down the Wil
lamette, through French Prairie, past
the Fulls of the Willamette, formerly
called Multnomah, through the great
rustling port of Portland, past the ship
ping of all natlonr,up the mighty Colum
bia, with itfl rocks and Caecades in pro
fusion enough to almost call It a garden
of the gods, until wo come to our des
tination. Hood Hlver is perched on tbo shoulder
of tho mountain that is formed at the
junction of tboanowy leaping river flow
ing directly from Oregon's most majes
tic enow peak. At first you Bee but a row
ol atoro buildings and warehouses A
few cosy hotels and saloons that look as
If they were struggling for an existence.
After lunch a walk up the terraced
streeta revealed a charming rcsldenco
portion, with plenty of churches and
school buildings, capped with a high
school, and on top of the mountain
spreading orchards and residences in all
directions. Moat magnlficiont in effect
of all on tho town site aro tlio groups of
gigantic pak trees that we have nowhere
aeon equalled for beauty.
Ab wo turned to go down into the city
again u panorama was spread out before
our eyes to the west revealing tho grand
outlines of Mt. Adams, tho winding
canyon of the White Salmon, and in the
depths nt our foot tho deep blue mirror
of tho Columbia, plowed by steamers
going up and down tbo rlvor. A grovo
of towering firs and great plnos bido tbo
town below. At our back was tlio
spreading riches of tho high bencli land
planted for miloa witii orchards and
Iwry patches, Interspersed with cosy
suburban farm homes, water run
ning by tho .roadside and ready to
have its fertilizing flow directed into
every field. Tho roads wero excellent,
of smooth sandy gravel and wide enough
for sevoral fast teams to trot alongside,
clattering merrily bomewurds from tbo
little city nt tlio fool of tho mountain.
We next gave our attention to the
annual Fruit Fair, tho secretary being
a former lown friend whoso, urgont
Invitation had poraundod ua to visit this
littlo paradise that had so many revela
tions of beauty and resource in tdnro.
A pavilion about 200 feet long was tilled
on both sides mid witli tiers of fruit on
display through the middle. The utslcs
wero crowded with hundredH of farmers
und nrchardittfi und town jieoplo und
nearly everybody seemed to have some
thing on exhibition, and the r.eul and
animation on thu facet) of nil plainly
told the ftory of great local pride in
their Industry and enterprise, Hardly
auylKidy in thu city but has it fruit tract
In the country, und hardly anybody for
ten mlh'ri tu the country but feelH hu Is
wholly or In part a roaldentot Mood Iltvur.
Nowburo have I felt the spirit of united
interest between city nnd country ho
strongly present aa In this little valley
and Uh commercial and banking city.
Hood Hlver is llku the liottom of the
pocket font big healthy, procpuroua
rancher, where tho results of bis labors
are jingling In most courreto form.
One cannot enumerate in a nbort
newspaper article all the show of fruit
displayed under even this small canvas
pavillion. The apples predominated
over all, as all Oregon seems, to bo tbo
home ol the annlo. Hut there were
graud displays of peaches, pears, quinces
and other fruits. . Tho wonderful fact
about this Industry is thut in ton years
what was a soml-wildornoss in tho heart
of tbo mountains, linn boon brought to a
high Btato of productivity, and there
are thousands of acroa In smiling or
chards, lion ring wealth and producing
happinness, where Nature gavo no sign
that h!io intended tbeso Boml-trupical
fruits to grow. Qnly laat soason 37,000
crates ol fresh strawberries wero shipped
from here to the markets of tho laigo
cities, and HoodUlver Btrawlwrrlos aro
known from Now Orleans to Manitoba
and throughout tho Hooky mountain
region us tho boat berry thu world pro
duces. I asked thousands of qiuslionii ol tbo
fruit growers hero and it would take a
book ti print their answers and ex per.
lunces. But one fact shone forth und
that was with thu climate, soil, moun
tain air and enterprise, coupled with
traiiBM)rtation -facilities, they bad a
bonanza und wero aware of it. f will
tell a few stories of yield: Threo acres
of Baldwin!) produced 1,000 boxes. A
six year old orchard yielded 200 boxes
pur acre of Nuwtons and Bon Davis. A
ten year old orchard this yoar brought
Uh owner 2,400 boxes. A five acre crop
on thu trees brought its owner $050 this
fall and he had nearly f 100 worth ol
leavings not considered good enough for
shippers, lion, K. L Smith's orehar la
havo paid exponseaover since It was
(our yours old, und Mr. Smith is too mod
est a man and too good u politician to
tell how much they have netted him.
He is quietly putting all ho tutu Into
apples.
But all this is not fairyland. There
are twino drawbuuka, It takes some yuan
to get an orchard to bearing, In the
mean time strawberries und small fruits
must bo pushed tomako a living. But
they are a sure thing. Thou there are
snow fulls and some years ago a freeto
that took nearly half of acme orchards.
But thu valley lauot one tenth developed
Tboroareatloaat fifty thousand aoreathat
can bo made into orchards of tie great
oat commercial valuo. Tbo west sldo
only is supplied with Irrigation. Tho
east aldo will bo In tho near (uturo. Thoao
bench landa that make orchards are 400
to 800 and 1200 feet altitude. Snows fall
two to four feet deep and the Chinook
winds como and lick them into slush.
Tho higher lands are altnoat unexplored
but enough la known to make it certain
that they aro the peachlands. One
day a railroad to tbo foot of Mt Howl
will open a perfect wilderness of peach
orchards to the marketa of the world and
such peaches as the world has not yet
Been, nnd in tho presencu of which so
called California fruit will take, off Us
hat and blush with shame.
We closed the trip to Hood Hlver with
adrito up tho river, acroas tbo head of
the valley and back through the orchard
belt. Wo drove through miles of or
chards the fruit whereof literally cover
ed the ground and many of the trees
covered it two and three deep. The
more prolific, vatieties havo to le prop
ped and braced up and nre reeling and
struggling to carry Uieir load of hundred-fold
Intoxication. Look down the
wlnrows of apples half a mllo long and
alternating red and gold. Hero and there
la an untnrtunato tree broken down with
Its own overflow of wealth. In tho pa
villion I counted 83 varieties of named
kinds of apples all dieplaysd not on plates
but bushel boxes.
Wc thought wo had seen soinu of tbo
finest mountain aconory in tlio West.
We bud crossed on nearly all tho trans
continental routes, from tho Canadian
Pacific through the awe-inspiring Sel
kirks to tbo wonderland scenery of tho
Rio Grande nnd royal canyons of the
Colorado. But a half day drive up the
cast side of tho Hood River canyon and
back across down tho west sldo reveals
now wonders of nature and discounts
any previous sights in the way of moun
tain scenery. Wo climb tbo toilsome,
sleep promontory north of tho town
until tlio rivor is a thin blue thread in
the vaBt depths bolow. A turn of the
road brings us out on the edgo of tho
mountain wall alout2000 feetabovo tbo
city. In tho foreground aro miles ujion
miles olioresti checkered with squares
of orchards and neat residences glittering
In tboaunllght. Tho eye mounts ter
race by terrace of evergreen vorduro
until it meets tho skyline soutlioaat
whoro stands Mt. Hood, aerono and un
approachable, mistrosa nudqueon of all
tbo princesses of tbo air, roaring her
head above all tbo wealth of nature
spread at her feet, spreading bor brida I
trains of snowy garments in all directions.
Wo had seen Hood from all directions,
but wo hud never Been a snow mountain
before. Novor before bad wo stood nt a
point In a happy, smiling, fruitful valley
completely surrounded by a rim of snow
peaks, with Hood aa nontinol to tho.east
and AilaniR to the west a panorama
restful yet of biirpassing grandeur
Across tbo valley wo penetrate masses
of pino, fir and oak timber that is worth
fortunes to the' lumber companies tiiat
will clear tho laud and make it ready for
the yet greater harvests of wealth that
will come from tbo orcharding an it is
carried on here with commercial akill
and tine western grit and onterprlso.
I), Homi.
BpJ and Hlreplnir,
A Gormun doctor bus beeu Investi
gating the question of beds, and tlio re
milt of his Inborn has beeu lately given
to the world In the pages of a Germuu
Journal. In the Hrat place, to convince
mankind of the Importance of his sub
ject, thu doctor reminds nil mankind
that we spend from one-fourth to one
third of our lives In bed, after which
he proceeds to advise thu world on the
healthiest kind of couch nnd tho most
Hciislblc manner of reposing thereon.
A hard bed appears to be the beat,
ml It Ih laid down that children from
thu earliest yearn should bo trained to
sleep on tlicrfe bard beds. Soft beds
are too warm and do not admit aulll
clout a I r. Kven In the case of tho hard
bed tlio sleeper Is warned to hoc thut
his covering, whether woolen or cotton,
Ih not so heavy that tho body Is kept
overwnrin und fresh ulr Is excluded.
This ventilation, a ceo rdlng to our au
thority, Is all Important. But what
will middle nged peoplo say when tho
man of fjelenco bids them dispense
with their pillows? Pillows, ho de
clares, nre evils, and It Is right that wo
should sleep with limbs uncramped on
a perfectly horizontal piano. Knowing
the weakness of human flesh, however,
thu doctor declares that If pillows ure
retained they should be neither too soft
nor too thick.
A point on which most people will
ngree with this authority Is the neces
sity for constant (tho doctor links for
dully) airing and minnlng of the bed
ding, 'Much 111 health may be attribut
ed to carelessness In this matter. I-on-don
Globe.
A Htorjr of Whlatler.
The Boston Transcript sayH: "A di
verting anecdote Is told of tho boyhood
of Mr. Whistler, tho greatest modern
Impressionist. He wax apprenticed to
Home oiiglneeiH w ho were etching elab
orate maps on eopjier. One day his
employer usked him If ho also c,ould
utch niupu-wn copper. 'Oh, yes, I can
etch,' promptly unswered young Whis
tler. "Ah a mutter of fact he bad never
used an etching needle In his life.
However, they gave blm the copper,
nnd be Bet to work, making a very Hue
und bountiful map. Hut round the
edges of the plutc, which when bitten
In with acM are alwuys stopped out, he
etched some characteristic little sketch
es of the d liferent members of the
linn. Including u very humorous ono of
the chief himself.
"Shortly ufter be happened to go
away for n week or two for his holi
day. Meantime the plate bud been
bitten In and printed with all of the
dreadful little caricatures that be hud
forgotten to atop out appearing In utar
tllng prominence, the sketch of the
chief be I n especially remarkable be
cause of Uh great resemblauco to thut
gentleinuu. who was so enraged at the
Indignity of tho thing thut Immediately
on Whistler's return he dismissed
blm."
Tho Gold llrlclc Swiudlo.
"The gold brick uxyludle," auld a
buslnuHs man quoted lu thu New Or
Ikjuw Tlniwl)yuiogiat. "la one of .be
"Hit the Nail
On the Head'
If wu hxit erupt "xns, pns n ih?
htal or fu'Jrt, stottuch trouUt And
ftelings of Acas, "Hit the Mil on
the htjd." Hoofs SvsAptrtt is the
hammer to iisr. ll wJl purify your blood.
The mutes ,-r..jj it for doing this und
making the tvhde body healthy.
most plnifilble puiposltlotis ever nil
vuiiccd und litis lauded aouio of the
cleverest bt,v.i'.s men In the country.
A number of years ago It used to be n
common thing for banks In the west to
buy gold brlcka I menu real ones
and frequently there were the best of
reusons for keeping the transaction
quiet.
"It often happened that the owner of
some partly developed mine would
make an unexpected strike and wish
to buy the adjneent property. Nntu
rally be would wunt to hold back the
news of his discovery until ho secured
the land and If be had any bullloli to
dispose of would make the- sale ns
quietly as possible. The banks bo
enme accustomed to deals of that kind
and were consequently pretty env
prey for the gold brick swindler who
turned up with a precisely similar sto
ry. "1 don't believe I exaggerate when I
say tlmt fully one-third of all the bunk
ing Ileuses In the western mineral belt
were ut Rome time victimized by tbW
gume."
A noKtlftlit In Church.
The Westminster Budget sn.VB that It
was oii'i' usual for highland shepherds
to take their dogs to church and leave
them outside' the pows. Two shop
Herds nt enmity sat on opposite sides
of the aisle one Suudny. Soon after
the KTinou began the dogs, one a collie
and the other not, seemed to enter Into
thcif musters' quarrel. One tender of
the flock und then the other egged on
his inlmnl. mid each faithful dog obcy
cd Ills master. Tho people at Inst cran
ed tielr necks over the pews, and when
the dogs actually fought not u few of
the congregation were standing up.
Tie minister's patience was ultimate
ly exhausted, and so he called to his
"belrcrs" and said, "Ah, weel. my
brluierln, I set' ye are more Interested
In tiie dogfight than In my sermon, and
so HI close the bulke and I'll bet hulf
a ciown on the collie!"
Una K lonf-d,
Sr Augustus Harris once settled the
pltdi question lu hlu own offhand lush
Ion, A famous prima donna of his op
ero,coiupany cnuie to him complaining
that the piano used for vocal rehears
als was too high nnd asking thut It
might be lowered.
"Certainly," replied DriirlolunuH,
with u bow. "Here, Forsyth, have u
couple of Inches Hawed off the legs of
Uili piano."
Oriiptu thn Ai'tor.
$ome English lnvestlgutor has dis
colored that actors have a patron saint
wlo was an actor lu the days of Dlo
cldlau and won his place by proclaim
lno before a heathen audience his be
lle! In Christianity. Ho was put to
deuth und for iiiiiuy yours afterward
was considered by Christian uctorH as
their patron saint. 11 U name wus
Qetetus.
Feace.Uectared
W(y dovoto all your ilmo reading
thu loer War and the Gold Fields ol
Ahi'lft? There an other matters o
vital Importance; you may make a trip
Kust. und will want to know how to
travel, In order to have the boatsor
vice, mo the Wisconsin Central Ry.,
botwien St. Paul and Chicago. For
ratei nnd other Information, write ,la-
A. Cljck, General Agent, Portand, Or.
Tnvollng Is an easy undertaking and
a pleisant pastime now u days especial
ly If pu take tho Northern Pacific for
your lastern trip. They know how tho
preaejtday rallyway passenger likes to
traveland what ho wants and thoy
Biipplf him with tbo comforts of a homo.
Tho torthorn Pacific runs tbroub trulne
dally ,o St. Paul and Minneapolis and
bIho his through cur service to Kansas
City, Omaha, and St, Louia. 12 0 lot
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SATURDAY,
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cbz'Round
VIII leave for Portland
on tho 8
nlvit California express.
rJ Jm i niSir0.i t,0kfl8 J""81 ',0 n,,u, h' TlmratUy ovoning, or tlio t
rati will bo 3.15 tho rogular fare.
(all on Burghardt's or Pattern's Book Btores, or Water's Cigar atoro and
Fuflfi7f tKoxcTaffiir IPI fr U, m0,U,y' A" ",0" be I
thffi nwT.i rSiS SSI!: ,i8i hy T,mr8t,,,y avan,nB-40 otherwiao i
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of work in galvanized
:e XiTcj 3ML :ra -x jsr oh- -
.Work and maerial always the
prices are always he lowest. A
T. S. BURROUGHS.
PHOrE 161
SOfvlBTI-IING NEW! X X
KERN INCANDESCENT CIAS BURNER--
No (himney, no blacrened Mantloa. Gives 3!i candle power m.r foot nf ,
conBUUid. 8evera bIs. We- havo in stock the No 1 bur nil g "on LTxl ,
and glvtg a 36 caudle power light for il-10 of one rent 'par hour Also tl'. " ,
giving 7U-andlo power at a cost of 0-10 of cent per hour -
INVESTIGATE THSM
Salem Gas Light Co,
T V Telephone
BUSINESS CARDS
C. JHL Q5ACK
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keeno, of
Whito Come, "alem Or. Parties desir
ing superior opurttlons nt moderate fee
in any branch aro in esecial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
Phone 1071.1
ROOMS 1 AND 3 OKAY 1IL.K.
B. P. JONES,
Attornoy-ttt-Law
Toledo, Oro?on,
Waa Clerk of Circuit Court t
an ii-to-lato abstract ot al
roti uly.
t 'ix yours mulhas
itiyin ijuroiu
11.17m
Piano
Tuners and 11 pare
PORTLAND ORK.
For Salem and vicinity leave orders at
Geo. Will's Music Store.
CAPITAL Liiv
Express and Transfei
Meets all matt and passenger trains.
Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt
service. Telephone No. 851.
DISQUK & HOMYKR
Ta . Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
Fall Suiting luit In. Tlio Oberndorn" pat
lurua from Chicago, lint bmlnrn Httlta (IS.
8 panU 25,
OFFK'E.OITY HALL
For wutcr service uunly at oillce.
Bills payable monthly In advance.
Mtikc nil complaints nt the otllc
White House Restaurant
First class cook,
First class service,
Enjoyable meals.
GLORGE BROS. Props
Travelling is an easy and pleasant
undertaking now-a-duys, especially If
you aro so fortunate as to take thu
Northern Pacific, the road that ascer
tains tho wants of passengers and sup
plies them,
Tho Northern Pacific's crack tram is
the Nortli Coast Limited, which leaves
Portland dally at 1:15 p.m. For rates
and other information apply to any
Northern Pacific agent, or write to A. I).
Charlton, A. G. P. A., 255 Morrison
street, corner Third, Portland. 12 0 lOt
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
Boars thu
Slgnuturo of
!W
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY BY DAYLIGHT
Daylight Stocover at Niagara Falls.
Through first class toualBt sleeper Irom
Pacific Coast weekly for Chicago. Boston,
New York, and other eastorn points, via
Rio Grando Western, (Great Salt Lake
Route) Denver & Rio Grando, 0 R I & V
and Illinois Central to Chlcags, connect
ing in tho Un'or Depot with Michigan
Central's similai car for pointaeiiBt.
For particulars call on oraddro-s Local
Agents or,.
B. II. TnuMiiuu,,
n C0111M Ag't, III. Cent. It. R
8 (HI 1 12 Third st., Portland Ore
,f
Excursion ,
DECEMBER 15th
TriDv$2i
o'clock a. m. locuhind return on tho
m
Iron Work -
cornices and all kinds
iron. X X ?C X
bes, and
the
,
tOB STATE ST
Salem water Ik,
SALEM LODGES
rronrcFiTrrma on- A.MIDI110A.
Court nticrwooU Foreat No, 19. Meeta Friday
nlghU In Turner block. John M, Ohaao, 0. It.
A U Brown Broy. 1H7-Ur
Money to Loan
On improved farm nnd city prop
erty nt lowest current ra.os.
T, K. FORD
Lathi & BiiBh'a Bank.
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from (I to 8 pur cent,
according to ucoiirlty no oxpciiBo for
examination. Insurance effected on
liopn and other property at lowest rates.
John Moir 290 Com, sr.
7-lll-.fdcw
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Roller Mills
ltrunr.li ulllco and warehouse 181 Trade
8t. Imtween High and Church streets.
Buckwheat ami nuts Imiighl at highest
market price.
FRED P. HURST.
7-27-tf d&w
The German Market
Will bo found al) kinds of meat
ami tlio best of sniiBugo. FRKK
DELIVERY. All bills duo tho
late iirm of Wolt & Mlescke
mi.dt be paid.
W0I2; & Soil
171 Commercial Pt
Dr. Grace Albright
Graduate of American School
of Osteopathy. : : :
Every day except
hours I) to 12 a. m; 1
Wellcr's grocery.
Sunday,
to t p. m,
Ollico
ovor
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Holiday goods, Chinofo Hlid
Japane'so fancy and dry goods.
Silks, ladies' underwear, fur
nishing goods, mattings, orna
ments, alk handkerchiefs, china
ware, etc. All at low prides.
1-10 STATE STRFET, SALEM ORE.
Salem Soap
Works
Tho proprietor of tho Salem Soap
Works has theco operation of thedoulura
Consumers who desire a llrflt-class
Boap will
Encourage Home Industry
By ordoring Salem-mndo soup
C. STONE. M. I)
I'rnnrlotor nf
Stone's Drug Store
rjAf.KM, UllKOOS
Tne kUtub (two lu liunitwr) nro lix mIikI a
No, ZJ5 mul 833 Cominerelel Hint, end i
ttelt tc2kC(l with n complete lluo of tltuatm
nKxllclusn, toll.it HrtldM, porfiiMury, bruiuei
otc., ota., etc,
UK. HTONK
llmliail toinolii yei exiK'rleuif In the prnc
tltttof inctllcllioaml now makes no churice to
roiiMiltHtlun, iimmliDUlnu nr prAMcrlptlon,
CANADIAN
Z PACIFIC
And Soo Line.
Firat-cluss and Tourist
SLEEPERS DAILY
Passengers booked to and from
ALL POINTS EAST
Atlantic Steamship
Office, x x x
For full particulars apply to
E. J. COVLE, ll, If. ABBOTT,
A. G. P. A., HO Third St;
Vancouver, B. C. Portland.
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For a ticket F.at, you naturally and
y.01? Pro.iwly want to go ovor tho route
tnat win give you tho very best accomo
dations at the lowost posslblu rate.
Uenco, you should ask your ticket ngont
to make your ticket read via the
GREAT
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Our popular personally condncted
tour at excursions in modem Pullman
tourist Bleeping tara leavo Salem every
Monday Lvening nnd Tbnrsdav ovoning
.... ....v,,,,lu u awry luesuay even
ing ami Saturday morning via Portland
and run through lo Chicago without
change yia the Woild's most scenic Lino
connecting at Chicago with all moving
trains Laat, ulao with tbo Hock Island
personally conducted tourist car for
XJoston These tourist Bleeping cars art
broad vostibuled liK,tetl witti Plntcb
Gas and prov ded with all weekly illus
tnited periodicals an'd magazines for tho
!,rf.?i "f n0f ou.r l"ltro8 and are accom
panied through to dostlnaMon by a ren
ikT. " u 0. U,. (Jroat Koelc Wand
Houte. o aleo huve a dally firflt-claea
Bleeping car service lo Chicago via tl.e
Scenic Line, and tbo best dining car
Borneo in the world B
For full information,. maps etc., call
on or v, rite tp, A. R. Coowat. Gen. Ag
. ,.. i'ortlarid Oregon.
2r s
"P?jnu it
Depart
for
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VIA HUHT1NOTON
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8 pm.
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Ball CYOly llVn day,.
P.IJ
Hp, m,
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10 ii, ra.
COUIMI1IA 111 y ll
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For torvalll? ami way tn'miiV
W1M.AMKTTK ItfvKK III VISION."
atroet car UnoatOreRou Oily If ihB JX?""!
dohiyed thore. 1 leketa to all i, , u u, ne." "
WM&liiRton, CAIIfornla or hi V.il iu"10"'
iH.itu m juruauu ai abu.1 t ,.
checkcil
thromrli frnm u.ln, t '..."I"I
rail or rWor routu to l'ortlaml V zSSSI
made atVuitlaml wu, all riu Wa. ffi
ll"". h W'H.'llUtlltuuY''
Ocn, I'Mt AKt l'wianad,
Agent, Trado Blrwi uirkiffi.
City ticket anil freight pUwmiSSbbSS,,
POSSIBLY
You are not awaro of the fust time at il
Biiperh Bervice now afforded by tht. '
Ti "-
'aTrivkV'
- l-Ci"'
2 WU HAVE rt
"Daily Fast Trains-9
TO TIIE EAST.
If you cannot take the morning train
travel via the ovoning train, both re
finely eiiulppetl.
u0ur Specialties"
FttBt Time, Through Service, Piillmin
Pulaco Bloopers. Pullman Tourist Sleep
ore, Pullman Dinora, Library (CnfulCar
anil Free Heclining Chair cara
Hours in timu saved to ' .im (!hlc
ago, Kuneiia City, Bt ' ,.,is, New York
Boston, and otb.. r.astern points.
Tickets good to Halt Lake City and
Denver.
It is toy our interest to tio Tim Ovkx.
land LimiTku. Tickets and sleeping
car berths can be secured from
W. W. Skinnee.
Agent 8. P. Co.
Or Guy Powera, Ag't. 0 It. A N.
Salem Ore.
J. II. liTiiitOf, Gen'l Agutit,
No. Lt5 Third St. l'ortlaml Or
SOUTH AND EAfn
VIA
Southern Pacific Co.
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at 5:40 a. in. , 7:54 a. in. auJ
4 :06 p. tu.
Lv'l'orilmua TSUiTA M 'iSTi
Uy Balem 11:00 A M 10JJ f M
Ar Aihland ..l'i:ao am l!FU
Ar Hcramonto..... 6.-00 I' M
Ar Han Krnnco 7:45 1' M
ArUKden -"6:i A M
uita
a.U A M
TTtiTTi
iiOXU
VIA A U
mn
"7DUA U
10 II A M
IMK'A
t'il f M
CUA U
UM V M
Ar Denver.., . 9.eo a M
Ar Kanta, Cllr - 75 A M
Ar C'UloaKO .....
.. 7:45 A M
zrnari'it"
Ar IO aukuU
Ar Kl l'ako
Ar Kort Worm
(1:30 A M
Ar City of Mexico 9M A M
Ar Houiton SJi A M
Ar Now OrluaiM tll V M
Ar Waxhtilirlou t.Kl A M
Ar Now York.;- . W;4 V M
PiiTlmnii and Tourists curs
Oil
hotli
trains. Chair cara Sacramento to Ugden
and EI Paao, and tourist cars to Chicago,
St. Louie, NowOrleaiisand Washington.
Connecting at San Franilioco with w
oral ateniushlp lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Central ami
South America.
See MrT'W. W. Skinner ngont al fcM-w
Station, or addross
0. II. MARKHAM.O.l'. A
Portland, Oregon.
"Oregon Short Line Kiiiroad
Tho Direct Houte to
Montana, Utah,, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Glvoa choice ol two favontoroulej, i
tho UNION PACIFIC Faat .Mail LInt,
or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Liuw.
No Change of Cars,
On tho Portland-Chicago htnai,
III
flnoat iu tho West."
Equipped Wlthl
Klegaut standard Blooper.
Klue New Ordinary TonrUt Slevpef
Superb I.lbrary-Ilunet Cam
Spleadlii Dinner, Meals a lirl
Kroo ItecllnlUK Chair Cara. .
Comfbrialjlu Ooache au l.mokert.
KnUro Train Cumpletolr Velilulei.
For further information i apply w
I R.NAGEL, OUY,gWifcK
Trav. Pass. Aut. Agent 0. It.
14'? Tlilr.l Ht. Portland Or. SalfUl
Mb & Eastern Railroait
TIME GAUD,
No 2 For Yaqulrm: .
Trulu IcavesAlbany IJMSP "J
Trulu leaves Curvnllls, .- L?P "
Train ariivea Ynqnlmt . e,P'ro
no. Return I nt:;
Leaves Yaqulna
Leuveu Corvallls
Arilvos Albany
0-IOa ui
.. 11:30 8. ni
,,7:00a "'-
11:20a. "
2 1trp t.
vis n ui
No. a For Detreit:
Leaveh Albany
Arrives Detroit,
No. 4 Kuturulng:
Leaven Detroit..
A.rlvAa Alhfmv
Uneitiid iwn connect HtAliJ""
OcirvalllH with Knutlieru IaclUc tiio.
Klylng dlivct8orvlc tViand from ie
port und udjucont beaches. , ,
Trains for the mountains arHf"
rv......i, ... ........ iuiiHi Minnie nu"
to reach camping ground t'
Hrolton'jtish unil Siintlam rlt'i
III
i
Hiimo day.
II L WA1.I1KN.
t a v. A
J. TUDMJ K.
(it lbny
KiiNajff
tot acceptable Atu
rt&. fia a iw.:?r,v nitantt
lBiWliltJifrAWiiB
k.JW$ S$z
500
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