The Daily journal., December 20, 1900, Image 2

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Houstf Work Is Hard Work
For Christmas
r top coat. Either will
ifeuitalilWes,eHUhn
A suit or
a far mofe
Ail T1W
All that is new and up-to-date in little fellows .clothing is
Hiere and prices have never been quoted finite so low as
those ,ftUpcd here, , . ' 1-
Regular $225, $2.50
and$2.75 values
Regular $3.00,
'and $3.50 suits
Don't think of buying any Christmas gifts for man or
boy without first coming here--we can do you lots of y;ood
and we always save you a little money-when you trade here.
K
Q, W, Johnson & Company,
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
BY'HOFEn UrtOTHERS,
THURSDAY DKO. 20, 11)00.
Dally Ono Your, S3.00 In Advnnoo
Dally Four Months SI. In Advnnoo
Weekly Ono YonrSI.OO In Advnnoo
MAKING COPBETT SENATOR RAPIDLY.
The Mitchell ami McBrido papers aro
making II. W. Corhott senator nliont an
fast as posHible. TJioy Imvo but ono
song to sltiK ""! that Is Mr. Corhott is
too old and too rich and too feeble and '
too active, etc. Of course, If bo were
Benntor it would be nil right. It would
lw different. Mr. Corbett In not too old
to bo the wont influential man from Ore
gon who over eat In the Sonato. Harvey
Scott is not too old to run tho biggGBt
papor in the northwest. A. Rush Is not
too old to run the higgoat banking buui
nets In tho northwest. Huntington wbb
not too old to run tho S. P. Co. and con
gress and tho sonato when ho wanted to
and Wall Btreot onco In a while for re
creation. Corlwtt In not too old to run
tho biggest bank in L'ortlnnd and tho
ibhojost all-around Hat of hnsiuoHa enter
4ffV!rt- -if nitu miA irtufi lit 4lifiia ktil(U
'.IPVD Ut IHIJ UIV liiltil wv wwi
Dullio In too feoolo to hold down a scat
Stljo eceato compared to such a gigati
phc I olloctand physical hoavywoight
gj$ on MoDrldo. Tho hired person wilting
the Eugene Register caps tho climax of
absurdity by saying; "For a man of
his year tho weight of liia heavy'busl
iu'hh Interests imd tho time conauinod in
looking after Ida vast accumulation of
wealth ought torbo a satisfying portion
to liltu.'i 'Isn't that uncorked rjjbt air
for you from Drain villa? When we con
elder tlintanen oil the Pacltlc const llvo
alxVut fen years longer on an average
than tiny do in tho eastern ritatoa, and
that tho moatiauJUe, ueafnl nmj popular
ulrunit Judge In Oregon today Is probably
tho oldest man on the bench wt of tho
Kocky mountains, It. P. Uoiuoof Falom,
these kyyiya of the half weaned corn
about Uu claborinllk trough wre-very
"amusing. t
'What independent man uan huvo
ofhor than contempt (or thoao mothoda
of thejMlJchell-Mcllrido proas? Tho
(glslaturu ' is Ropubllcau Jand.. must
eject 1i Ropublenn senator or iuub. He
yondxijrikin mere ndtniulvtrjtttnu eclx),
fW claim has MrUildo ujkjh tho placo?
truly not tho way ho got it, by socrot
Jug hlniBOlf as a candidate in his ulek
room and with porhnps two lieutenants
pretending to support the caucus nomi
nee uud springing his own imiuo
tt u quarter of tin hour boforo
tjio logjBln.turo wjud be 'ilia
tolvtxL, Jliji UWi? rottfltfg nuimbora to
voto for lidu or adjourn without anyone
tlut la iiQt a rueord to be proud of and
Should bo repudiated by nil men who
love fair play and an open and honorable
tight. His only argument (s Uia( Uor
Jott la old and feeble nmUrlUh and has
much business nt homo to be senator.
hat lias MoHrhlo ever engaged in
develop tho resources of Oregon?
Ilut (lomparlsoup ure odious, and if
(IT Republican party stands for
Anything it stands for tho financial
Stability qnd commercial interests of the
pat ion, mul men like MuIlrUlo and
?ltohell whoso only Industry litis boon
plugging tho political goobe untjl tlo
Mood curoe are not to bo montloiiod In
to eaumfolumrt with Mr. Corbett who
a enllloient wealth so that he does not
Jjttve to HiueoKo tho bird of frcoloin
or liaye every Job that got" through his
Kkuds from thu I'orto Rice tariff to tho
Jacks and canal appropriations milked
god great! to pay his campaign ox
'ymWH, In this age of giptutlo commer
I ooHiblnations. of levying tariffs In
tt iBUr oUmsk, luoklnI'aoffc
juJliiravii aaUnttlJHoUng KlRantlo timber
JgL. nrffr illtffUlTt Tfl
fill!
liktaMMliK bit
without OOLD DUST.
Buy That Boy
please him, either will make
some nick .rack. -4'l.:"l K
!c ClnnrA
$l.-95
$2.45
$3.25
.
cbaraotor in business matlerB and who
has no temptation to become a partial'
pant in jobs that are got through with
the votes of Impecunious and needy
statesman. The war of the McDride
Mitchell organa is driving men to Cor
bolt who never thought of voting for
him and if the talk about Ins age con
tinues, it I? so manifestly unfair, that
members outeido the Republican party
will vote to mako Corbett senator.
JOURNAL "X-RAYS."
Ono of tho Four Hundred Tho storm
that was on this morning.
6
Journal advertisers all roort a good
ycar'B business . ami enlarging trmio.
None talk of quitting.
ft
Tho man who triea to succeed all tho
year around by boycotting noino of his
neighbors, never knows when Christ
mas comes.
HOLIDAY BUYERS
HAVE OPPORTUNITIES
The Merits of a Few Atore
Stocks for Consideration
Slnco tho Journal's lit Rt round-up of
holiday shopping, tho weathorhari taken
a turn for tho worse, but tho truth Is, thu
momentum 1h on, and with tho elegant
displays of tempting Christmas goods,
the tide of trade cannot bo stemmed.
All day yostorday and until Into last
evening Btorcn were crowded with busy
shoppers.
One of tho most brilliant m tores in tho
city Just now, la the Yokohama Tea
Htoro, whoro tho grandest display of
crockery and Chinawaro is boing offered
and Mr. Ilrodemclor hardly has room to
acommodute tho throng of Dtiyuru.
Catton Bros'., book storo Is gay with
holiday attire, and an immense stock of
novelties for young and old. Itls ono of
the beat lighted stores on the coast.
Goo. 0. Will Is pushing off is carload
of pianos und has hundrodti of mnnllor
Instruments.
Huron & Hamilton, who have tho
larguBt furniture business in tho state
outeido of Portland, have a magnificent
display of holiday plecos, to MAtlsfy both
large and small purees.
Fred Wigglua is making a windup saIo
of his year's stock of sowing maohlnoa
and offering rich bargains.
Stone's two drug stores have largo
stocka of specialties in that lino, as well
as confectionary, etc., to make tho chil
dren happy.
j F. y Hollla A Co., have ono of tho
choisofl stocks of furniture In odd plecos
for gift making purponosever displayed
by this thriving yomuj firm.
The Uurghardt Hook atoro la booming
pictures and other Christmas special
ties. The shoo stores of tho city aro doing
au immense- business, indicating the
practical turn of many Christmas buy
ers. (Strong's restaurant and hukory is
pushing Us own makes of caudles, cakes
unu goou tilings oi nu kiihis.
R. M. Wade A Co's, miimiuoth stock
of household utensils is meeting a big
demand of practical people Just now,
Kills iV 'inn's big confectionary es
tablishment is tho place that interests
every youugstor thesu days, an I scores
of parents can bo scon at all hours
wemtiiig their way to and from thut
popular-prico yfttabliBlituont.
Pomoroy
L"1 Jthu jawoler
and watch-
maker, is rileo
ftgfi
W
hollduy needs of
his patroiui
The one placo, thut capture tho heart
of every "kid" in town Is pabnuy'a Fair
Store, for there la banked up the great
est aggregation of toys, brlc-u-bnio, use
ful aud ornamental, which makes It
imperative for alf nanniU to go there.
In fact, it's headquarters for King Santa
Claus, too.
Friedman's New lUakot has not only
a groat variety to offer its many putrons,
but the bargains ho advortirca seem to
nterest every close buyer for miles
(around.
Geo. Rack, of tho Home Rakory, baa
aa usual, those "little Gorman things"
that please young and old, He la a roa
Zuokerbaeoker-haudworksburst.
Rinemau, of tho Fjuit Palace, is ad
yertisiug orookory foralinont nothing.
Jst, but not , Itjaet, leadoro Ureeu-
ulutereating all tho ladles in his
le. Salem buvora know a ifocxl
raara auU' thoy Jjuyer fan to looic at
Taator1tliOrHmi them.
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amtroifWiiiiirrria-MWaiiiWir
SERVING THE MAILS
TO THE PEOPLE
Uncle Sam Makes Free Rural
Delivery Permanent
And Thus 21,000,000 People
Will Have Mail Delivered .,
to -Their Homes
Ono of tho moat interesting features
of tho annual report of P&atmaator non
Smith is that which relates to rural freo
delivery of mail matter. Thoro have
been striking advances in the postal ser-
vicolntbo past, but, In the opinion 01
Mr. Smith, tho extension of rural freo
delivery during tho pant two years has
lieeu tho most salient, sicnlflcaut and
far-rearhing featuro of postal develop
ment In recent times. Ho thinks that
to undortako tho personal and free de
livery of mull at the Isolated farmhouses
on the remoto countryroads marks what
in this widely extended land amounts to
a new departure in the postal service,
It means what Is tho upsctlingnf the old
.theory thut the man should go for tho
mail Instead of tho mall going to the
man.
Freo delivery in rural communities
Was at ono timo thought too costly and
burdensome to bo pracllcablo. On these
grounds tho movement mot with groat
opposition when first proposed, and oven
when congross authorized tho experi
ment there was reluctance In trying it.
It took ttmo and exporionco to dovelop
tho more jnet view, first that tho groat
body of peoplo who livo outsldo cities
and towns aro entitled to sharo in ad
vanced, mail facilities, even If tho cost
exceeds the returns; and second, that
the barrier of unbalanced expense is not
aa formidable as was apprehended.
Tho postmaster general sayB that rural
freo delivery has now been sufficiently
tried to measure Its effects. It has stim
ulated social and Imelnosa correspond
ence and in this way swelled tho postal
receipts ItH introduction has Invariably
been followed by n largo Increase m tS)
circulation of tho press nml periodical lit
erature. Tho farm has thus been brought
Into direct daily contact with tho move
ments of tho business world. A more ac
curate knowledge of ruling markets aud
varying prices has bean diffused,and tho
producer, with his quicker communica
tion and largor information, enjoya ad
vantages novor before known. Good
roads lmvo become indispensable and
thoir Improvement Is tho essential con
dition of tho service. Tho material and
measurable IwiioIUh are signal and nu
misUikablo. Mr. Smith thinks that rural freo deliv
ery Is hero to stay. It cannot bo aban
doned whoro it has. boon established and
It cannot be maintained without boiug
extended. Those who enjoj its advant
ngcB will not consont to surrender them,
and every now routu creates a demand
from continuant territory for similar
privileges. The government Ih thorefore
confronted with the problem of gradually
extending the syHtem over the whole
area of tho country where It is physical
ly feaslhloor where the population Is not
so Rpuro as to mako It unreuHonuble.
The government 1b now carrying tho
posiofllco to tho doors of ill.OOO.OOOof
peoplo massed In the towuH and cities.
Tho work of tho future is tho more com
plicated task of carrying tho postoflla to
the doors of about '-M.OOO.OOO peoplo
scattered over 1 ,000,000 squuro miles of
territory. Knglaud, France and Germany
make rural free delivery, their postmen
going on foot. Rut Knglund coutaltiH
only about 50,000 square miles, aud
Gormanv but ft llttlo nioio. Tho United
Statos is now covering with rural de
livery an area larger than England, and
It. has bcou Accomplished within thu
narst two ycanr. Hy tho end of tho
current lineal year one-sixth of those
21,000,000 country people will bo enjoy
ing a dollvery service, in July, mm,
there weio 301 rural delivery routca In
operation. Within tho llscal year, under
au appropriation of J 150,500, thisuum
her was Increased to 1,21 1, In July the
appmpriation of 1, 750,000 becamo a vail
able, and laut mouth 2.01-1 routes had
been cBtubllphod, which aggregated 01,
07ttmlloB hi longth, covering 00,812
square miles, divided among forty-four
Btates and territories, and serving a
population of 1,801,521. The number of
applications for new routes wore enough
to double the Horvlco, and tho close of
tho prosont HbcuI your will see 4,!H)0
routes In operation, with mall carried to
tho doom of not'loss than .'1,500,000 peo
ple in tho rural dlstriots.
Tho poatollluo department estimates
that tho rural free delivery can bo ex
tended practically over tho whole o win
try nt an annual cost of Uws than I,-
000,000. This would really mean the
delivery of mail matter at about every
door In the laud. This assumes thut the
cost shall not exceed the present rate,
and, with rigorous re&truiiit, thu ex
penditures for this sorvlco can be io
striuttnl to llxud'bouudarles where tho
revenue will steadily Increase. The
postmaster general maintains that tho
great result of carrying the postolllce to
every home, if it can bo accomplished
at a cost comparatively so sinull, is a
work that Is well worth undertaking.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applloationa, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion of the car.
There la only ono way to cure deafness,
and that la by constitutional remedies.
Deafness ia uAused by au inllamed con
dition of the mticouB lining of tlio
Kuatachlaii Tube. When thla tube geta
inllamed you huvo a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it ia en
tirely closed deafuuBS iu tho result, and
unless the Inllammatlon can bo taken
out und thla tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nlnu oapea out of ten aro caiiBisl by
catarrh, which la nothing but an inllam
ed condition of the mucous surfaces.
Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollurafo
any cuso of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
thut can not bo cured by Hull's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. Qiiknk t Co., Tolodn, O,
Sold by llruusU, 78c.
Hall's Family nils art) the hm
RgCOGNITIONfrOF
" HARRISON R. KlNCAID
After Being Abused Like A
-Cutpursc -
When Secy, of State for Stand
ing by Republican .Bmiet-, -alism
J
Tho dldfsayingthafe '.'broadcast upon
tho waters will return af fo7 many days"
Is sometimes verified, but usually not
until after those whocast tho bread have
gone to that "bourno from whence no
traveler o'er returns." Such has been
tho fato of nearly all tho founders of
great reforms, inventions, discoveries
and public benefactions, religious. iw
litical, ilpanctal, ccicntillc, social or
moral, as fur back and as world-wide b
tho memory of matt nml history and
tradition "runneth not tbtho contrary."
Tho founder of tho Christian religion,
Jean of Ate, Columbus, and not all, but
nearly all who have done tho most good
in llio world, huvo hi'on misrepresented,
persecuted and neglected while living
and hounded to death by thoso for
whora benefit they spent their energies
and devoted thoir lives. As this is tho
way the world has nearly always paid
its debts, by returning eyil for good to
tho living and building monuments for
tho dead, it is not so surprising, al
though discouraging and unpleasant to
Imvo tho Baino rule applied to smaller
boncllts and less importnut matters in
which a few hundred thousand peoplo
njo interested. Largo Bums of money
saved; records Indexed and arranged
for forty years j paintings and historical
relics rescued from rubbish and labolcd
and arranged; millions of dollars dis
bursed, of which thousands of claims
wero without appropriations, on dupli
cate vouchers, c.il.led in by order of the
court, and wurrnnts Issued in place
under lnws extending over a period of
fifty years, either specific or implied,
such as no other person in thta Btaloor
the United States was ovor required to
do, and after a thorough and extended
examination nt two nea3tons of tho Leg
islature not n cent wub found wrong; a
political and official history aud regiBter
of tho State, not required by law, vol
untarily and gratuitously compiled from
mnterlals much of which would have
been lost If not collected thou, covering
a period of sovenly five years; order
brought out of chaos by working half of
every night for nearly four years; all of
which and much more of similar Import
was well known, far and wido, admitted
by nil, disputed by none.
Hut notwithstanding all thoBO well
known facts, tho glionla commenced, tho
very day tho commendable work ceased,
to return evil for good with compound
Interest. Since then, ridicule, mis
representation and falsehood have taken
tho place of cundor, justice nml truth
nlmost without exception. So it is grate
fully, but perhaps a llttlo promuturo, as
tho object of so much partisan gall and
vitriol Is not quite dead physically, to
learn Hint, in two yearn somebody law
discovered some good In tho least of
many similar imjiioihb in u mere
decimal fraction of tho Bum total and
that discovery is found in the leading
editorial in thu ablest Republican paper
on tho Pactllo CoaHt, Tho Oregoutan, of
November 30, 1000, as follows.
"It was otroneously assorted in Tho
Oregouiun the other day that the Presi
dential Electors choBon November 0,
will assemble ut Salem on tho first
Wednesday of December, Tho pro
scribed time Is the Bccond Monday in
January. An net of the legislature of
18(11 provided for tho casting of tho
voto nt 12 o'clock noon of tho first Wed
dosday of December; but thta act was
rendered Inopcrutivo by tho act of Con
gross datod February U, 1887, which
designates tho second Monday in Janu
ary, leaving the placo to be determined
by the states. It appoara that no state
law haa been passed In accordance with
tho Federal statute, and our Electoral
College proeoduro Is thoroforo In simi
tar ease with our constitutional restric
tion upon tho negro nominally in force,
but abrogated by Federal enactments
that tako precwl onco. Tho facts In this
matter aro sot forth In tho phamplot
containing our election laws, printed by
Secretary Kincald in 1807. Tho little
book itself, so painstakingly compiled,
instructively edited and helpfully In
dexed, Is a forcible reminder of tho ex
cellent service Mr. Kincald rendered tho
state in this and other historical ques
tions. The special publications of his
administration, all authorized In, tho
Btatutes, by tho way, -re (dispensable
adjuncts of t'm animnls of Oregon. They
should bo included in every library in
tho slate,"
To Cure a Coll In One Day
Tiiko Ijuntlvo llromo ijnlnlue TalileU.
All
drtiiuUls rt'Auul tho money if It falls Ut euro
W. drove nlgnuHiru In on nnh bos.
Cmcty Stocklnis Filled.
IIautimoiik, Doc. 20. Thorn will boa
gay timo at Ford's Opera House tonight,
na the Kuiply StoekinuB Club la going to
let itself nut. These. Kmpty Stockings
have sworn hostility to all other empty
atookings and will till every ono that
fihowa itself tonight. Ovor 1,800 child
ren will bo made happy with dainties,
toys, dolls, purses aud handkerchiefs.
Forty-suvon ladles have scoured the. city
ami huvo lagged and labelled all the
poor children who will need au Kmpty
Stocking Club to till thulr Blockings, tho
sole requirement Inilug that they shall
not ono of them bring a Blocking with an
tindaruod hose iu It. The Junior Empty
Stocking Club Is doing tho running
about, and such lurks!
A Minister's Mistake
A city miniBlur was recently handed a
notico to lie read from his pulpit. Ao
companyiug It was a clipping from a
newspaper bearing upon tho matter. Tho
clergy imi n started to read the extract
and found that it began: "Take Kempa
Ilalsam, thu beet Cough Cure." This
waa hurdly what ho hud oxpeoted and.
after a lUDmant'a hesitation, ho turned
it ovor and found on tho othur sU)h Um
matter intatuusi (or tlio rattliig, Q
mt!ftMiam
f . His tf&Prke?
Wise Aihn'ce h the result bf experience.
The hundreds of thous&nds who hrve
used Hood's SarsjprillA, America 3
Greatest Medicine, counsel those who
nvould purify' Mid 'enrich the' blood to
avail themselves of its virtues. He ts
wise who profits ft this good adviqe.
MCCtti SaUal)(Mua
J.T
Old Time Wre stllni
PiiiiADEiviiiA, Dec 20. There will bo
a revival of tho old-timo interest in
wrestling tonight attho Central Athletic
Club. Professor Chic I.ucas, former
1-10-pound champion of Amnrlca, will
meet the Italian champion, Angolo
Napoli. In addition to tho main ovont
there will bo nn amateur tournament,
with gold medals as prizoB.
SOFTNESS OF SEAKSKIN.
Is Rivaled by Human Hair Where Dandmff Is
Eradicated.
Sealskin Is admired the world ovor for
Its Holtnt-saand glossiness; and yet the
human hair is equally ob soft and glossy
when healthy; nnd the radical cuuho of
all hair trouble is dandruff, which is
caused by a pestiferous parasite tmu
saps tho vitality of the hair at its root.
Nowbro's Hcrplcldo is the only prepara
tion thut Is fatal to tho dandrulf germ.
Without dandruff no falllnj hair, bnln
luxuriant growth of glossy, soft hair is
certain. Scouring tho scalp won't onro
dandruff, Kill the dandruff genu.
Thousands of women owe their beautiful
suits of hair to Nowbro's Horpictdc.
San Jose's Golden Jubilee
Han Jose, Cal., Dec. 20. This city Ih
celebrating today tho semi-centonnlal
of the establishment of Btatehood. Tho
city is filled with strangers, nnd brilliant
ly decorated.
To-Wiht and To-Morrow NUht.
And each day ana night during LIiIh
wcolc you can iret ut nny druggist's
KetnrVa Halsiiin for tho Throat und
Lungs, acknowledged to bo tho most
successful remedy oyer sold for
Coughs, Croup, Urondiills, Asthma
and Consumption. Oct a bcttle to.
day and keep It always In the house
so you'eun check your cold ut ouco
Price 2Tio and fiOo. Samplo bottle free,
eodi'tew
Peace Declared
Why devote all your time reading
tho lloer War nnd tho Gold I'leldaof
Alaka7 There ari other matters o
vital importance; you may make a trip
East, and will want to know how to
travel. Inordor to have thu heather
vice, ubo the Wisconsin Central Hy.,
.between Bt. Paul and Chicago. For
'rates and other Information, write Ja
A. Clock, General Agent, Portand, Orr.
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BUSINESS CAKDS
O. H.JIIACK
Successor to Dr.
J. M. Keene, of
White Comer, Salem Or. Parties uojir
Ing superior operations at moderate fco
in any branch aro in cBpecial request.
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
SEMES DKrOCtE'
Phone 1071,1
KOOMS 1 AND 3 OKAY IIMC.
B. F JONES,
Attornoy-nt-Lnw
Toledo, Orovan.
Wm Clorktof Circuit Court tt i lx yoHtw MirtlifB
an ejMto-Oftte AbMntotoi nil
county.
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SOUL ID 1UIOS.
Tuners ami R pare
Piano
POHTLAND OUK.
For Salem and vicinity leave orders nt
Geo. Will's Music Htoro.
CAPITAL HIV
Express and Transfer
1 (Meets nil mall and naseongor trains.
Ilaguago to nil parts of the city. Prompt
service. Telephono No. 851. ...
DIKQU15 A IIOMYKU
T
, Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
KuilHtiltltiiMiJiialln. Tito OliertMlnrlt Pi'
terns from
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terns from t'lilcKo. UeH l)Ulni'n.t Mttim n.
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OI,FICK'ClTy HALL.
For water fecrvlco imply at olllc
Hills navablc monthly In ad vane
Make all complaints at the olllc
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em tar k,
WhitpHniispRpRtanranliWorks
First class cook,
First class service,
Enjoyable meals.
GEORGE BROS. Props.
Store
PRICES...
204 Commercial Street.
Salem Oregon,
12 17
3
Iron Work -
of cornices and all kinds
iron. 3 - C
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108 STATIiS.ST
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SALEM LODGES
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fVinrt Hlirrwood Korost NO.
19. MecU KrliUj
ntghU In Turner block, John M
A ft Urown Pooy.
CIimo, u. K.
U-n.lrr
Money to Loan
On improved farm and city prop
erty nt lowest current rates,
T, K.
IN link
FORD I
Loans and Insurance
Mm,iv In Innll from fl to 8 DOr COIlt.
according to securlly no exttoiiBO for
examination. Insuranco effected on
liopH nnd other property at lowest ratoH.
John Moir 290 Com, sr,
7-l(l-'.f d.'-n
Tho German Market
Will be found all kinds of moat
and the best of euUBttgo. FRE15
DJ5LIVKKY. All bills duo thu
late firm of Wolt A Mlew.Vu
' tiit:at 1)0 pntd.
Wol & Son
171 Coniinerclul Kt.
Dr. Grace Albright
Graduate or American School'
of Osteopathy. : : :
Kvory hv except,
hours II to 1-n. ni; 1
Weller'H grocery.
Kiinduy. Ofllco
to I p. in. over
HUIE WING SANG CO.
Holiday goods, CIiIiicho and
Japancpo fancy nnd dry goods.
Silks, ladles' underwear, fur
niRliiug goods, mnltiiigs, orna
ments, silk handkerchiefs, china
ware, etc. All nt low prices.
140 STATE STRFET, SALEM ORE.
1 Salem Soap
The proprietor of tho Salem Soap
Works has thoco ojieration of tho dealers
CotiBuiners ho desire 11 first-cluBS
soup will
! Encourage Home Industry
lly onlerlui.' halcni'iiiade nonp
S, C, STONE. M. D
I'roprletorof
Stone's Drug Store
MALKM, OllKOdN,
Tho uro (tiro Iu iiunilicr) aro loculoil a
No. !t nml 33.1 Cummrrelal Hre.t, atin nr
well mocked vrlth s coinplotu lino of 'IniK an
tntHllclit.a, tnlli't itrlloKB, itorftiinury, lirtmliuf
etc., uUi.,cto.
nu, niunr.
Ilinliad tomc2i yinra 1'ijiorliiiiro In the irac-
llrootmcillclnoatiil now inaiee'no cliarjto to
nonmillalkiii, ciamlnattnn nr prMicrliitliin.
Canadian
VJa x pacific
And Soo Line,
Kirat'class and Tourist
SLEEPERS DAILY
PuflsejiRera hooked lo nnd from
ALL POINTS EAST
Atlantic Steamship
Office,
For (ull pnrticuhirfl apply to
E. J. COYLK, II. H. A1J1101T,
A. Q. P. A., Ho Third St.
Vancouver, B. 0. Portland.
WHEN YOU PAY
YOUR GOOD MONEY
For a ticket Kat. vou naturally and
very properly want to go ovor tho route
inut win kivo you i tie vory uossaccoiito.
dntiona at tho lowest possthle rale.
Hence, you should uBk your ticket flj;ont
to make your ticket road yiu the
GREAT '
ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE
Our jHipular personally conducted
touriHt excuraionB in modern Pullman
tourist sleephiK wire leave Jalom every
.iionuay Kveninn und Thursday evoniiiK
trio Unrnui... rt. .l in . l
.... uuiuiiiniiiu unu every incmiity even,
iiitf nnd Hatunlay morniiiR via Portland
and run through to OhlcaRo 'vithont
chaiiRo via tlio World's moat tcenic Lino
connecting at Chicago with all mornliiir.
trains Last, also with the Itock Island
personally conducted tourist car for
Boston. These tourist Bleeping cars aro
broad vestihuled, lighted with Pintch
faas and provided with all weekly Ulna,
tinted iHjnodicals and nuijsiuinea for the
freo uee of onr patrons and are accom.
panied through to destination by a rep
resentntivo of the Ureal Uwk Island
Ijotito. e also Imvo a dally iirat-elaea
sleeping car sorvlco to Chicago via the
Scenic Line, and the host dining car
sorvico in the world.
ror full information, mnna etc, call
i or w rite to, A. K. Uooi-nn. Gen. Agt
on
r l'ortlniitl Orogou.
V. V. SKtxEn. ti. M. PaivunM
Agent S. P, Co. Aont O n .v- v n.
gen
Sal
lom Or. frUem Or.
Bids Are Invited
For supplies for tho school for deaf from
January 1st to Mri-cIi :iio nun. a i;,
iu iiw uteueo win do nirnlalioil nn
.ii., ... . .: .T-.-.r:-" - . ""
on application fo tl(0 superintendent.
t !.- . I. . I
OLAYTON WESTZ.
tm'imstihf
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Poeurl
TJMK BOnKuUl.rT
iwr
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iiuKy.rmi jjmice, Denver VI
l)mti ' lr..r..V '..V. north "
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I-otlli.Chlcago ti(l TJt,f; B'
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wai w wii u, Bpokne, Mim1J,P
spelts, Bt. 1'nul. J)uh tR. iiW Ji
Ul
wnimiwt f'hMi.n .H'."f,iii' jn.
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8 ) m.
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7"'q(1iKANTlTlmffi7lirH
ForHdii Krencldoo, "Vl
Ball every flro daji.
i.ta
a p. m.
ex. Bun
Htur-
COMJM1IIA ftlVKIt
fo A Mor In nml ny Uniling,
N
.. day
il uo
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WIl.l.AMKTTK Iin-u..
I'or I'orllRiid.NowborK iiduJ
IjiikIIiirs, Tuesdays. Thri
At p.
Ivo
tinys Miu Baturilay at CjO . ix'
"urn
HAleni
io7m7,wca'1M'Uy,Krl,,iiro
ror Corvsllli and way 11011,1. d'm
'llidmloys. ThiirlisWd Kit '
ttrdoy, nt 4 p 111 '
W1M.AMKTTK UIVKIl lllVlHIOH.
iiui iu jviiium as awn. Tramli
W City ir itio ateaioVrs 1,.
Ml Ul
uciuycu more, i icsria in i
"v" iniiiiiw.tuiriiuii i,,;
WRsliliiKton, California or
11.0 HmLbE
vuvcKoii .uirunRu irora baicm free. OhBi
. .. ! ..:.. . - .."."'"'
(i
rail or rivor route to I'ortland, cenXsiZ,.
jnado at I'ortland wlUt all rail, w-an aSfiu!,
linos. W- II lll'ianuRT, "
O, M, l'OWKRft
Agont, Trade Htrectdwk. Stfil
City ticket and frilght ofllco 210 Oomm,rci?
POSSIBLY
You aro not awaro of tho fuel tlmft ,,)
superb acrvlco now afforded by the
Pierotv
2
WE HAVE
Daily Fast Trains -
TO THE EAST.
2
If you ennnot tnko thu morning train
travel via tho evening train. Hoth nt
llnoly equipped.
"Our Specialties"
FttRt Time, Through Borylco, Pallmin
Palnco HleejwrB. PulhiiKU Tourlat fileoi.
era. Piillinun Diners, J.lhrnry (CafeiOir
null Free ItcclitihiK Olinlr cars,
Hourn In timo stivoil to ,.iia (llil
uko, Kuusaa City, Ht .uuia, Now York
Uoaton, unu otli... r.ustcrn points,
Tickets good to Halt I.nke City and
Denver.
It iu toy our interest to unu Tun Onx
land L.IMITKD. Tlckott! wnd n!eo)in
car berths can ho secured from
W. W. Skinnkr.
Agent 8. P. Co.
W. 0' H. A N.
Or fitly PoworB, Ag"l
bnlein Ore.
.1. II. 1.0THH0I', Qen'l Aijont,
No. 135 Third .St. Portland Or.
SOUTH AND EAS1
VIA
i
Ilk UUI
THE SHASTA ROUTE
TraitiB leave Salem for Portland and wt
OUtllUIlD Ub v iiu II. III.
. i.... . r. ..in .. .
7:54 a. m. anil
1 :05 p. in.
LvTortTiuo ---5S A J
l.V flalera HW A M
Ar Akhlanit H: A M
Ar Hacramonto- . 60 ' M
Ar Bau Kranclwo 7.1S M
SWfH
10UFH
LIS A M
ll:iTiT
810AM
1'JikU
9.X I H
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luoru
CM AX
10.30 AM
auiM
c-ii r m
CHAM
U.U V M
ArOTon.
&:V A M
D.W A M
Ar Denver
Ar Kanaa, City.
.. 7SS A M
... 7:15 A M
Ar i;iiicao.
Ar Ijok AUKelc . J
Ar Kl 1-aao. C V M
Ar Kort Worm $:JJA M
Ar City of Mexico 9J A M
Ar nonaton 8:H A H
Ar Now Orlettii..-- 1 1
Ar WaibliiKton A M
Ar New York.. - -W ' M
On Imm, nml 'fV.ll rlut H rilrg
OU U0U1
A II1II.IC.I. Ml... .. m .
ivnlno rilmtr pnm RAcntmentO to U2dtn
and Kl Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago.
St. Ix)iiia, Now Orleans and Wttlilngton.
Connecting at Sail WanJlsco with Mf
oral steamship lines for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Fhllipplnaa, Central Md
South America. .
See Mr. VV. V."&klnner agent at
Station, or addreaa
o! II. MABKIIAM, G. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon
"Ircgon'Sliori Lioo Itaiin
The Direct Route to
Montana. Utah, Colorado
and all Eastom Points.
Qivea choice of two favorite routes,
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall W.
or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Linos.
No Change of Cars.
On tho Portland-Chicago Hcll, l"
finest in tho WeaU"
Equipped; With"
KleKaut HtandarJ Hlef er
Kino New Onlluary 'fowlil SliWltri.
Superb Ubrarv.HurTet Cam,
Hiilendln Dlnuera, Mel a la carte.
I-Weltlnlugciiaircir..
Knttro Train Coniiletely eUWW
C. r.,.ll.n. tnfnrmatinil SPP'
lo
, M.'ll'iSr JIIV POWK
j. H.iiflucu, " . 7 ii AN
Trav. I'aaa, Agt, agem ". -
142 Third St. Portland Or. B9'e,
lomllisTEastoD RaiFroad?
TOLE CARD.
No. 2 For Yaqulna: ,o.tlio
Train leaves Albany !;; p. P
Train leaves Corvai la.... Jg fS
Twin arrives Yaqulna . 0.45 p.
No. 1 Returning: r,in. ,,
Leaves Yaqulna n'.-mkiu.
Leaves CorvalUa .o.'ifi n ni.
Arrlvea Albany I-.idp-1"
No. 3 For Detreit: .a ,,
Leaves. Albany ,,i.'S.
Arrives Dotrolt i.Mr
No. 4 Returning: ,o.ifin,m.
Leaves Dotrolt Z'Aln 6.
Arrives Albany lt,:niiB&
Ona und two connect at Ainanj ;
Corvallls with RoutUern wcinojwsj
giving direct service to and from ne?
port and adjacono ocacuco. ,.tl
Trains for the u?untalDS ar"re
Detroit at noon, giving ample
on
gantlam riven
ureiiemuau unu
same day.
EDWIN BT0.;
11 li WALUKN,
r k. ap. A.
J. TIMNEU.
Ag ut lbny . - -
lor KcepUWfWg?
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Southern
Poniflp
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