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mm k,. S? j i t & if At a n 'jf ...... vr,:r...-ai,,r7r!fi Htie Work is Hard Work Without QOLD DUST HP MINIOcill uj,,Iu and lAtahf Wrtical iireiifc! ttflg to -"C tfU . y .' k " t l, K :pjthViid;tf heavy, ill-fitlinft(TSiJioiiJv6 known and ofleiii condeiiincS. These are an entirely new kind-light, well venti lated and stylish. 'Made to fij and of, a clotb so treated client VicKIIJf tliat it-Is Absolutely- riiiu proof.' These garments look 'like the ordinary top coat", except in length, liconly trouble is we have got more on hand than we want to carry over, and in order to make them move lively will cut the price in two. So come uuicktafndget a 'first-class rtlnoafai onHinlf its i.jvjtlu&wr-'' '' l J G W, Jolinson & Company, The IVopIoa' Clolhlers and Furnisher. 57 Ooiniiiorolal Ht. fttiern, (ri:oii THE DAILY JOURNAL. BY HOFKIl OrtOTHBHB. ""fuiISDAY JAN. 8, 100l7 Daily Ono Yoar, 93.00 InAdvanoa Dally Four Months $1- In Advnnn Weekly Ono Yoar 81.00 In Advnnco JOURNAL "X-RAYS." These are the days we. cultivate) tlio farmer. 6 Guy. niHirtknwpll lolloKtolill(xt' hookromm Union, A. UumIi In an American, He floats Ids flag on Jackson day. The worst uiomlwr of Uncle gam's famllyMlss Ooveriimout. . 6uKr advances tn points And tho randy.pull peason I Just on, a e riia best time to talk road Improve 'Went la when tboy am nt their worst. A A Wi don't want a foot or two of mow now, and th legislature right upon tu, too. ft Ilia aeold day Jnflouth Africa wheu Ihn llrltlah do not snd more news of a ltor victory. ft 6 Kid McCoy lllustra'tw how prkef1glil Jog hardens rt man. Ho hits Juit ro married Ids former wife, . Old Htaiiier.'a conundrum t Why U n woman's saddle Ilk tin litndlo. to a Jugt IhyauM It holds a gs on, Ohm way to succeed Ulo assail and as cril mean motives lu tuory man In tlio mum husine asyournlf. ... . , To read tho Portland papcri ono would think th legislaturo met In Oiegun' niotro(K)ll)! o( mlzorrnnint, ,. iiu Joimxu m one paiwrlvuro- (jononxiity says . "Ulrls may Iki honor able ami vlrtnoiin and all that, but the legislature la no place for them." Tim OrOtfon Iririslalttro Is about the only one that besides employing ladlos for clerks of committees, does not also employ thorn behind the chlnf clerk's desk. And those reat slates do not anffcr in decorum or morality for the IncioAsod promlaonco they k'vo women or ladles as they aro so Imnrojv. oily and nndumocratfally dciioinlnntcd. 910,000 KlitlflfCstt. N'kw Yomic, Jan. 7. Tho klwlng case of John Kahl and Johanna Schrlcknrdl came up today for trial before Judge Me Adam and a jury, Miss ftehrickardl it Mr. Rman V ta lit In rwmr tin . ..... -...,.... . . ....... , ... T., f 000 dainnites for aliened slandor fdi aswtln( that aho saw plaintiff kiss her husband John Kahl good night and put her arms around John Kohl'a nock. Mrs. Kahl hsd fnrtL or asserted that her husband had declared that Miss Bohrlck anil had followed him In tho stroots and had kissed film. Mrs. Kahl further Mid that when she accused plaintiff of kissing Jicr husband she denied It but admittod that she hnd iermllted Kahl to kiss bar. TO CUHti OAHUHUI't' II U Htatuty Tint the DisJruff crm CrsHlcstrd. 0 If "Noiif'cxDedltW (Itf wont doj rflflDriVaiidfeiiveitlcnPfoucltialon ' "Soil oxnedit" (it wont up.) J$nWvOy all wh mi. .u't ast a shadow on tlm poor tnMt'i rofm tntloiii that would grieVo him to death, and bring him before tlie bar of Ithadarnanluii. And KliwMy might take it Into lflafuaU : VAreyj5u tjte fe low that now anil then keeps astipply of tho fair sex on hand?" Or Hhnddy mlgjjl tiring tlio innocent man to aWceroV crimes falculated to shock hi virgin mwlosly, and unfit him for hent titude, after Jmylng done poiiace In tmnatory. for. sny, such Innocent aetn a1 soiling a sterling homo-made article of vitriol, tobacco julru apd rain water, nt the rate of 'JO efciita peV Jialf gulp, or, If you chooy, for easing "VMtly"ot tlrat wiilch Piinl iinlnHltntingly prnuonnrcs tho root of all ovll. Aro HOI prudwiM-o nnd itollpy oanlilial virtue by the word offfavifrtT Ami sllall notJinlfa d.Hi prnelicd tliem? foreovur, "every drg ha? Ills day." lu more iligtiiill Inn gilaire: In Hwr-Ji naught rule wivo th' miisui Of Iova in Hell tho tuno is as t to noto by IMnte; and, In WwU burn, why not let tho jKor wImii have nlmniiliHM latitude'' Then what buidiiww has the Hlnto of Oregon to pft laws that shall hurt the feelings and deeldly damngo the Income ofn saloon kei'fwr of oil r dty, Doesn't a man with a ripe experience iu riiiiulng a beer saloon know heller than doos the IcfelfllrtliKo ofOrvgon, wlmt broath of freedom In necessary to n thriving! business? And, who, If you do not let him alone, and free to prnctho his "aloiglit-oMiand" will not he ahlo to make it "pay," Then who will furnlih Innot'Oiit aiiiusa mont to your ncop!o'' who will relievo your pocketbookw of tholr NUrphiBsago? nho will lighten the mouy bugsof your wnt when tho formct shall clmnco to havo ''jirolnpsus deursuml' (aro heavy' with bearing?) In addlt'on, you will not bo able to Inculoato projxjr morals Into tho hearts of th generntiou of young men, save the dry and iiupalatahlu code of ma and pa, gotten from that book of "stuff." And so on indeillmtely and ad libitum this all otnbrarlug principle, theto two cardinal viitues, havo a practically boundless application. For tho men of tho saloon do not fvol themselves too itood to associate with other people, thoy will even condescend (for ixjlloy's luku) to bo churohmumberH, though their ovury-day morals Im far above tho stuff the parson and priest prato on of n Sun day. Thoy, being tho clooca Into uhfoh tho filthy luoro Hows from town and surrounding country, aro In a iWiwr ou ste. people cured by XU remedy, you mutt believe in as power. Look around you. Friends, relatives, 'neighbors idlMytwilfoosSarsaparilU, America's Greatest Medicine, cleansed the blood of their dear ones And they riie en masse io sing lis praises. There's nothing (ike it in the 'world io purify the blood. yoOtU.'SwUapmil holi. . The regular antiuo'l mqellbg of tllb stockholders of tho Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co. for the tulrposo of electing directors will tR holiPat thd odlco of tho company Tuesday, January 15th nt 2 o'clock p in. ,. . It. II. Cositow, 1 7 td Secretary. N. W, N. COLLEGE OF MUSIC ANfa ART A. J, Garlrad, 1'ilfi. LlKrary bep't. Z. M. Pirvln, Mus. uoc., Director or uepanmcoi oi music. Ptilloouriesin thejirInplplbratiPhMortnnnl' Sontl for circular to and art. 1'lrtt term Legln ilolidav Spt Jtiulc room Ko, Z.K.VMMX Milt. IHk., Hftlom I'Atton Hk. CANADIAN 2C PAQFIP t&BBBS&HGL&i BUSINESS CARDS Ml Klnlf'r "ml the norlltim. On tho Uabun rlter Miss Mary K'ngwli-y't guide one day culled to her to creep quietly through the bushes ninl then she sntf a family of five go illlitawiu old male, threo femnlea nnd a young one. Tho guide sneezed, which nluniied the lrotlllns, nnd thoy fled tlili n hark nnd a Jiowl, the ohJ male swinging from bough to hough like an rtitrpbat oil n trniiezc, On another day MIM Klngsley and her two riiIiIch came suddenly upon a ftolllury male gorilla, who, na usual, linil uimroprlftted a forest glnde ai a ixirk for his private enjoyment. Fu rloim nt the Intrusion, the brute, iu steAd of fleeing, came shambling to ward them, growling Ilcicely. "Shoot Mm." whispered AINs Klngsley. "I daro not," mild the guide, "until ho comes finite cloe. I ha to only ono gun. The other Is out of order. If I ml, he will kill us." The gorilla caino nearer. Hearing himself on his hind legs he beat his breast and roared, Just as Du Challlu dcsorlbed loug ago. Then, running for. ward, ho stopped nnd roared again and again ran forw.iid until qulto close. I Then tho guide II rod nnd the gorilla iiriir.rwxl dead. Chambers' Journnl. C. H.JI5ACK J33ESD5WE,J:SBCEB Successor to Dr. J. M. Keenc, of Wfifto Coruei Saleui Or. Parties dusk ing euierior opentloiiB nt inodcrlitu fee in any branch nro in especial request. Northwestern Normal School and Business College Salem Oreron Term opens Sept. 24. CouiDlelocoiiDWAOf ,1ml v Nnrtnnl. llnttieM. Common Vcliooi, HkIi acliuol, Hiooulliiii, Music I khu Ait. Mill Faculty Hntlrtetory won. Kvnil lor ctrciilAr. A. J. GARLAND.'A. M. Principal And Soo Line. Firrt-olnes nnd Tourist SLEEPERS DAILY 0.R.&N Mil mm MM Depart TIME FCHKDUl.E UMaiv for From I'orttand. I IChlfjoHnlt Laka, Denver FU Worth I Special I Omaha, Kanwu Cltr, bt4:0C iy:i.a.m Paseengers hooked to nnd from ALL POINTS EAST ALBERT A. JESSUP. .m Phono1071, ROOMS 1 AND 3, OltAY IIMf. Dr. Grace Albright Graduate of American Schooli or Osteopathy. : : : Kvery dav exeejit Sunday. Olllco hours lMo ill a. ni: 1 to -I p. m. Odd Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and High aireois. j Gcsncr's Orcteh on Ol;J(( For Weddings, Itecoptlons and nil occasiotiH. : : : : tolloy I. Gcsncr, Manager 203 Cottaee and I'eny Si S'alem Or. Sab fm Co, Atlantic Steamship Office, For fiill'pnrticularH apply to K. J. COYLK, II. II. AIJIJOTT, A. . P. A., UH Third Ht. Vancouver, B. 0. Portland. kbo Klvcr G :00 pm Atlan. tlo Kx. 9p, m 8 pm. liOUli.Chlcaxo and Bait, tu Wall Walla, Spokane, Mlntio-j apoiii, m. rani, iiuiuin, mh Mraukee Chicago aud eaat. P? an FlTer 7.00 a. m. VIA HUNTINGTON OKFICK, CITY HAl.f,. For water borvloo unnly at ortlco 13111s payable monthly In arlvuoce., OIHKC IUi cotiipiututH at tlio OI1IC eWTp?TBBl Id. Ill ex. Buu Htur- dav 10 p, ra. Leave Halem OCKA N HTKAMHIIim. Kor Han Kranolsoo, nan every uro aaya. 0OLUMI1IA KIVK1I HTKAMKItfT fo Astoria and way I.nnillnqn 1:40 V. P ui ex Hun. "Destrov tho rauso, you remove tho situation to turn tho llaro of the metal tffii gou that doos not doptfnd for its exist unro on wIuj shall Us the next senator ' ", flfcVi-r lniocrAtT Halwln will to6i bv tho tollllolani' Mocm, The senatorial mok Imi many attraction just now. - .. LlkoUlkors in otliur linet , therti aro Winn at thtt.Parmors congress who don't kuow vhrn that Imrtt readiAil the lands rod. - Tim JuuiwAUoffleo. torn wt got up to. dit,tufnoilwiiut tfirw? tllmtl, t,l fttid lay down on h's left w, m out for a hard winter. A Irsderivk WardeUill oien thonaw enort." JC III thnuurm that im.Ui .Inn. uruir irtuing hair aud baldness, you will ivu iiu iiioro udiiuruii ami your hair mUStlirOW IllXlirlnntlv. (rnrrl,l,li. nl only contains tlindandruffanrin ilnttrnv. vr, but It n also most delightful hair dressing for regular toilet uso. No other ",r preparation is on llilssclmitluu ba Is of destroying the dandruff norm, ami none other claims to be, for the simple vawij iiiHL il ib nnitr ritrmiiiu ffiinff si .!.. stroyer of the germ has Iwon discovered -Nawbrp'a Iferplclde. the only hair preiwratlon that actually kills dandrulT. Haker Oty tlieaj,r in tjfriw JwUr," aud . i wllPwldpi llttfv student TAU high . l$! oj Uie omIi of his' vTiiju tt At) Ulaapleatura to know that tho Ho beknh degree of Odd Fellows retiulrea lKlh rltcht Mitt left suppnrtor, 'Ihat order will now U down at the hotd. AAA Jl the Filipinos Mien learn the lues. Iltunblo ldtw(ng of firing ofT their mouthi in uutimited jwolltUnl debata, Uiey will jw th,H.or dagnui and Wpunilvti plan f tiring off XUmwra for nlrly. 7 A i W.fta nwt nrU mmmi armlyol jWP'laUw. vr we r.ally Informed MftUJMc and OoiWTi ebk forwird ul fwrm ttiMUMlyeaas Mng u favor A WOODBURN GAMBLING CASE Correspondent Asks Why Did nc iNot bend "Uriiluel?" WootiHOiist, Jan, O.-The Deputy DIs trlet Attorney, Mr. MeNary from Ha Inn, visited IV'oodburn on tho 3rd Intl., for tlio purpose of iiroseoutlm, .i,,i. Uow, saloon kwjwr, charged with gn,lv Inr. The good jwple of Woodhurn o,hxI that tho deputy, frM, frou, "to capital, vtmild lw effectually Ihm,,,. ffi,ni'.',V,"l,,,,a ,,,frl"Kcr of ' visited with tumuiarv ln.it... i.. .... I Mi ' ,".,.., ,1, Mu.orl-,)nultrtlllmft..lof )o IPUt from the hands ol Justice on Frl- -, ..Kiuuuii n, we 2tfU, U0. he helug tlieutharuN m. .n . r " tH HVffltlllL Ullll IiAl 4A aBiy. A A A Til Uu,w..Ul... . . .. iLVv; .i" iwhwuihihi gwitr- Mil fcumrV'1!!' 5teAKftW-M7TC . "iJti , '"? WH7" ' ' tho rok mm Z LTffL'" ''' mh hi. TU KfpnWkau iwp hImmi tslltms t ttr Itt fJFl trfflCM ar far IUH.,.1. m ttuwwlMi.'ttirtjk) arvfwB,6ne fi 4l ThlAKl'tfAiiAyJSSSfS r AAA 9 'n PmWyK-ltuj ewitnvy Tr m a- -j in HhhfHi miT th ui & lilyVtto?tkH. ami UerU.. m nwwwHarwt.mmn 1 l" Q!Mxtekitu,iiti'- u4)la MAu.bK i u. -, - -- -'- r'mrn f. .i Mtf4iit OH IhttaLlrfUAlk .. i . "-"-- ' " (1. Uiww TiC 7. FOMiti JMtl m& )dni) 4Mt Tyjr;tyity Joiuwii A Mm WtfWia T fW ot Lit ai 1i:::,,.",,p,,','wf .iumm thj I'llratonolUowandtrettM h """" uinriiiMH ifui i. i... c;mtiy(T.dlri,iciw,vn,);;; mHH3tien. Of ooutM Hu .,. ,. Jl' 'Koo.1 mw.nlM.lrt.rd ,ho tr.T ntlolMin.ho rf-lvcl their Imnres- ,,rUw" "I'holiter the iry ,,. "fstlmony" Htall, .nd mw ji Me ftary kitting supim-lr iMit.v li.i,.... M et'jectUu ta this raw tr, and eorlous piiWiopblitry, hadthw. and il... wgo the ,um. ,, hw .-,... u.,K, a, ip ma iwulttn niratni n.th,Pur,ndlhaHil)grilwrU of tlw two oonfrerts. At8ryhailtU.at thes.lmm ,,, lh 'y lu OH Of (ha anl -...,' ..." , onljr Hmx keeper. prMIHe. jt tl". a"P o( "fm"'lM, rui. il I!! " " man from m b,J r.rtr pw.L; olhl,ld,aWoUht,3llU)i,; wher was hoi ttWMS ,u n ' ' '"- "7" "" uiMtminn. was my aympa.hMW t. II mWn UrmN phUtry , lllMJ, ..' wwwfcerot the autuat u IMlllUI..,..,...lR- . ."J"" V I'M ., : "w '"""""i tWKte;t ttmMiu thing m,m, to, be.wrUC'jT thur.... ..;.. ; """. "T" " T"" AMICaMMir-llkai,H.I... I.. .-"w , w,, Cad thMwiv ivtfSu-t Hl., l?M t Wr iA W.Vr-? ir'w VAfil.lu.. ..I..... ..... ... "Ml rvi on your ye iinii to mnko tiiem sore. Don't you iieor "Von oxpwllt" (It won't go. I 'I lie gentleman of gray hairs, from 8n loin, Is not alonu iu thu possession of u unlitm system of dialectics. Had ho thought so, ho had been mistaken, Tho IKtltJiiry of Dec. 8S, IWW, was at that early ilnto iu the history of Woodburn's prrH nnd cons, aulhcleiitly rootnl in eharltv to (low as well us In foresight nun in mercy to Justloo Ovnrlnn. in nispili tho first, and relhne the second from IiIm onnrouHdiity of "fixing thu line." Po strong, mt aro told, was tho charily prlnulple lu one juryman, that (lie autlclimted being a Jiiryinun) ho swore It over it small glass, that (low, would l freed by him. Another, part ly out of oharlty to (low, but largely out of smpathy to Overtoil, niitlulimtod the Utter, by nemilttlnu dufondant. -llmv lie lor liiiu t" Vim see Overton una relieved of a bunion. For the ImiihiIi .if tii(Me unacipmlntod with tho fact, we will state that this Juryman wason oath to Judge the evidence only. Hm his loving uearl gave him Ttsir lest tl o Ju. Hit) might overllfl hlinpnlf In putting mia too heavy fine ' & ho thought lH.t to relleo him by upiiittiiigUow. "OMiunlepthof therioheH!" A (ilniMK nlsii, dealer lu tho ,ubor, showwl a greniueM of heart commoud' nhlo In.euo iiumliaie,! to defend un In. nocsiitfulooiikiiiper against tfi W 0. T. If. and tlii, mean lififb Mule uf Ore ou. Thenatloiislltynf ,, wlnwsls Jint known l, u.. but o ihIlk llm tt Mj.ir, uf Mluit im atlmlrar ol )anke0.mrtnM." Tho teitimony of the mller of ".uurphlw ww,hl have MtiHiittl Oreenleaf. l0,v iHHMnwJta,. wnot the meUphysicaof ItohtoouH Uktylng Mia. whllmiiu "nwrlv'w.the witness simhI ' ue ah r, , ,W r 1MHon' I" " ahilroet w Nhu laeU.rHleulatk.,,. Theeonimon.run oi rolk, extra Mloon. hiu n. given todroawlog siMI Uuat W.m. .lMild :,8rw,M'oi-t; HV know lhv oU ,,, M2 Wdlug arimratloH, AiZml Mty, th.y bve , m, h wiiiMUta mhi, ",r,i, wwiini ., iWi) umjsttu,lt WNJMIW tlHls, J- ..W tLartai.UtiKJTrV? "'N.ilV'.I , "" "tH'( tin, .v.H. ,., WW jj, 4W(Mrt in ivthr. .'.,h"yUH,,Uw'W(r.,l ;-"-" a witt MH bttt lu Sllirrlnn I.tniirlm, The three great luxuries In Siberia ate churches, theaters and museums. Kven the suinllcr village can usually be sighted from nfnr by menus of tho white walls and tho rowerlng, domo" shaped cupolas of their churehcsT, 'J'liosu aro all amply supplied with hells' iviidbii ni'ii Kiiics ion iii mnjesiic oar- many over distant hill and vale nnd liHiin I I lln ( h n rt 1 . ( n f 1 I,.. . A. .. .. t t' uii'Kn iuu iiiuiiuiuu; ui inv H'artillun ilitllv tnll Irmfiln flinsn nlnfi't.hnc ,itP- hlchly orunnientcd with mlntlugs. and they nro presided over by nuirrled prions, who take a deep nod genuine. Inten-Mt in ciru the iioorest of tin- lloek! A Amnlrnr frllli1. 1 1 i'if In h xthoollioj criticism uniH'i ?ini in an examiiintlou pn which tho New Voik Ciiiniiicrelal Ail vertlsor vouched fer: "N'n Iter Neott was great pilt When he was dyeing, hp roll It coming on, mi he wrote sum tuch lug lines which he incut for himself: Tti. r m lonf Hk M w.i raid lh mlMlnd w.i Inltrul old, "0 may wo all feel the some win death catches holdoflis." Stops the Couth and Works off the Cold. UiMlvellriimrHpiliiliioTaMetawiro a colli In imvunj mi sir, iiv r.y. rntsTMi. Galvanized Iron Work We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds of work in galvanized iron. C ; . v 3E il.tj ima x ir.- - - Work and material always the best, and prices are always the lowest. A X X Hie .. PHONE IBI T, S. BURROUGHS. 108 STATEIIST SOMETHING NEW! ier KERN INCANDESCENT CAS BUHNER XoCliimiiov, no bhiol'iinwl MuntleP. Gives .Vitiandlo power per foot of gas. consumed. Suvernl thou. We havo in stock tho Su 1 htiruing aim font por hour and giving a ItSmndlo power light for :M0 of oi it por hour. Also tliu No 2. giving.70 giiiulh) M)wer at a cost of (1-10 of omit per hour. INVESTIGATE THUM J Salem Gas Ligl-it Co. Ohomokotn St. Tolaphono 563 The Weekly Capital Journal Jullrl (lot Hir l.lKht, At n kiiuill huiilHiit town a xtnr nr. tros of the third inniitiltmlit appinnil IIH.llllUt. "I cannot do Juxtlri- tu u - M-lf," Ue k.ild to the lililliMKi'i. "If I iiu nut Iihi a limelight thtmwi u me nhcu I up. learat tiieiiaicoii)." "Wo uln't get no llmellxlil. iiiIns, but I think wo could gvt you ti nIiI' hluo light," replied the nhliirliig mmiHgcr, and to this (he liul.v mnved. The hul who went n, th(. NHlj, t ,y tlio hluo light bmuiclit IiiicU u signal remket, which u ultcn to him hv iiiIm take. Tho prompter took the mcKi-c iu gfKid fnl th. ltutnvo- lie Jt-als nt whin wIk. mver felt ii Hound. (Juliet hpim'mm. Pnunpti-r lights n Imiteli i "Hut. soft! Wbut light through yon der window bnwttsr" (This was the mutch lighting the fuse ) 'ArUe. fair sun:" The sun -or rather the rocket did rUo with n terrrrfc hiss. Julk-t wrh knocked off the balcony, thu lly bonKrs were set on Jlr, and tho theater was filled with n sulphurous smoke, while the midlonce. which wus fortuuntely n sumll one, nrndo n stampeilu to tlio doors. Slneo then "ltomeo nnd Julliit" lins always been look! upon In Unit town us a dramatic work that could not; be witnessed without pursonnl danger. Now World. AND fflSrr-).-. . KI mmmJt'i-mmT9m --t - m t-Wf -JM1 a,ti: TiirOmsnKjri.il rAiiin(w ami AKrlcitllnrlkll i. tliu iil.ir.i. licroina ii im tot n i Jill, ti nf AlMrlran iin,l iirMitlrnl MM Run. Ther Uu l u mmi who would be wn n nioug thnnigh the htwet luuuvhiug a pie.-i- ol pic Wtiy not? ltccaute It wouM uieou dvKiKii! and siomaih truMe N,t at f; hut bciue it w-Hilda t look H n matter ot fact tium 4 Innings nmn ktiHtcliea a lunch n such a Uurr Hut, he miKht a we.j Uke It on tlie run That is one rraaon for the preailing "stouuch trouble auioug men of bu.lne-wi. TJiete is it certain nuuedv for ditrawi of ttiv ktauiach and other orvaui ,, dUeMioii and nutrition It i rvxnoi Hrnt's Oohlen Mctlical nicover l u wo.t cat of dyiHttw and caUrtU ot the tninai have hu cureit b thu UMiuciiie. It curea where all othei itu'Miu, Iiavc fallal to our . ;- - -- w.-. ..- . &.. .-.v.k ....la... ti. i itiu... a.. ...... --.. -.-- -" FARM FEATURES: ''' si-t. in.iniir. ii.r- Winn lutiuntci. i,.,iri., r.M.llrj, .t(rUrt OarilrnliiK. ami othur topic wntl.n tiy iiriuil.-ul au Hrrmml fnrrnpr, llliimriilrit 1 u),',i nrlit. nmko It liitlilirnlilo tlnlllll riirHlkiTllmta. '1 Im Inlol ttiirkvla aud Cuiiinirrt'liil Am Iniliiirv nro um n tllol rtur. FAMILY FEATURES: rt7::V7 :.;'; Uuoil (ml, 1-nuli'k, Iuiuik I ii11.b Tit , ti, , miVa llil. iliarlueut rqmil iuutt r tuc pi ini rmuu inwr. 3 1 i in FREE YEAR BOOK AMU ALMANAC, IMl All mihTU. tiitf KIh low, aroprenrntril, onli.llil,lili Um Ax'Ica A illicit TUniltT VKAK IIimiK ami AlMAO for IWI. Till. ur a( work ! Oyr)urlliiif I'r.ar.nunit Ktrm- in u-v li...p Wollil.- A Alurkpttlultlt'i' 'ii'l'I'U liiiiiiuini ATitt tiry of Stall. tlm. A t'r.-i'. ii' Win U " l.vrr) hu.. . i of Tlmfljr IntTcl IViIiiiiiIiik in Akilctiltui')). (iiiIiik try, t'oiuiuarre, l'nlillr fruli, llnuilnilil I'iIikh llan, Itt'llulnu.iiHl rrKii'. It ti iilan tl.l VN ( of CaloiuUri, llir WtHitlior. Ailiiilliiniliul IUM, Hint, for lCnchntontli, l).ii.,xii ISTA SAMPLE COPY r,i"1.r:'oJurt:, "wui ........ ............. ..-rwTiia.iiiir,,tnira(o,l, WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY For n ticket Kntt, you nnlurnlly nnd very properly want to go over tho routo that will givo you thu very beet accoino dntions nt tho lowest oosslblo rnte. Ilenco, you photild ask your tickot agent 5? to make your tickut road via tho GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Our popular ' nersonnllv conducted tourist excursions in modern I'ltllmiin tourist sleeping cnrB Jcavo Halein every ' .Moiidav ih'unlni? nnd Tlmrndnv nfiuiim, via Sncrameiito uiiil overy Tuesihiy ovon ! nig nnd Saturday niornftiK vin I'ortlnnd iiini run iiiroucn to uiiiongo vithoiit cJinnge vln tlio World's moat. m-.nlo t.l,i, connectiiiR at Chicago with all morning trains F.nst, also with tlio Rock Islnnd perponnlly conducted tourist car for liOBtou. Those tourist Bleoping cara arc broad vcfltlbnlwl, liahterl with Pintch Une and provided with nil weekly illus trntel periodicals and magazines for the freo ubo of our patrons nnd nro accom panied through to destination by a rep resentative of tho Great Hock Inland Ilouto. Wo ulso havo a daily llrat-olaea Bleeping car servico to Cliicago via tho bcenii! Line, nnd the best (lining car sorvico in tho world. i-or fult information, maps etc, call i or unto to, A. B. Coopkh, dun. Agt J'orthtnd Oregon. tl. AI. Powkiih Agent 0 It A: X Co WIIXAMCTTK RIVKK Kor l'nrtlnuil, Newberg nnd way'Ar Ha. IjiuUlnes, Tiiesdayi, Thu rs- lorn days and Saturday at (i-00 n m n p m Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mou IU a m. lVi for Cnrvallls and way Itolnta Friday TUtisdayn, Tlmrfilay. nnd Hal-, unlay, at 4 p m ' W1LLAMETTK IHVEIl DIVIHION. Iloats to Portland aa above. Transfer. l .trycit wr lino at Orcgou City If Die ateauieri are tu an checked through from Salem free, dclnvcd there. Waahlnaton, California or Ihe Tickets I I points lu Oregon, M1' . "WWW rail or river route to Portland. Councctlou made at Portlaud with all rail, ocean aud river lines. w II. HUttLBURT. Oen, Pas Agt., Portland Or. . . m . - M..TOWKR8, A rent. Trade ntrit,rnnv d.u. City ticket and freight office 25 Commercial POSSIBLY Yon aro not awnro of tho fast liiiiotr.il superb service now afforded by the 2 v on or W. W. Skixnuii, Agent S. P. Co. Salem Or. Salem Or. S, C, STONE. M. D. frtiprleUtrof Stone's Drug Store HXI.KM, ORKtioN. Cine itiro (two In mi in l, or, uru lovatetl at -iu i mm Mi tmmiuervial itrett, aud aro wen kk im Win, H loinplelo line of drugs and nie.llclu;s, lolh't hMIcIih, wtr(iiinery. l.tiuhn CIC, L'lo ,ltO, Hit. HTONK llasliaiiAme36yvnu experience In Die prae- ".iraraioii now inarm no charge lor u n '115111111 i iHiiiliialinn nr priwuilptlini. lTorV , WB HAVE r Daily Fast Trains 2 ..TO THE EAST. If you cannot tako tho morning train travol via the evening train. Itoth are finely equlppod. "Our Specialties" Fast Time, Throueh Seryico, Pullman Palnco fsloopers, Piillinaii Tourist fiioen. ors. I uilninn Diners, Library (Cafe) Car arid Froo Reclining Chair cars. Hours in time saved to " ,,ha Ohio ago, IvaiiBas City, St luis, Now York Hoston, and oth-. nnstorn nolnts. Tickotagood to Salt Lake City aud It is toyour Interest lo ubo Thk Ovicn. 1.AN11 LtMiTtn. Tickets and Bloopluir car berths can ho secured from W. W. Skinnkr. Agent 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, AgTt. O- It. & N. . , Halom Ore. J. II. LoTiiRop, Gou'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. (nt a Premium on. imn ( STATE J W imilNTY' CITY itiiiwsi in Hros I'overniut'iit ht'St CIIhIi IiI.'i-o lml.l ol lilll,,.-! Hank, otipoHte (iray Hms. Ilnl.l liceiiMt ns ilealerH In nil SOUTH AND EAS1 VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE TraiiiH leave Halom for Portland and way Bttttionsat5M0n.in. , 7:64 a. m. mid i :uu p, iu. l.v ItortTind ZTT I,V Balem.. Ar Athlaud , M A ii .11.-00 A M tfi.rin , n. 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Iru an a. h IsaXT "aui. I . hm. in mi.. k. '. .......... II. ---w... .. --...,,,, , "M I V ' 'at a ,k. ...... .. " "E sjsim- " fctifii a. TO!! m? MIA m. A.w.1, Loans and insurance ilotwy to loiui from tl to 8 iwr cent Avonlmaj to MHHirlty-no oxi euso or ftSUr.1, iandoiberprat bwest ra.e So I John Moil 2Q0 Tom Qf WW,,,, ., 7-16-'J d,w Old Post OfficeStables anuVuf, "" .,'HU, wW attend, anu, our itvm boaulo,! by tlio wtek or i.b.. Y.nir pntroiiHKu Wrllultssl. H. M. Brown oJJ'rjjsrrv st.-t. Mony,kto Loan UHMMrl farui ami elt proiv SMLill lOW'Mt Mirivnt Ni ' ' rPyMk.ta -.-" '. " "' . ." t.. il I v",'''0 OH OOlll m. T.GI,ft,r ca" Bacrnmento to Oadeu and M Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, "J:-1!0";18" Nw Orleans and Wnsliington. Connecting at fian'FrindTsVcTIuTBov oral steamship lines for Honolulu 0. If. MAUKHAM.a.P. A., rortlaml, Oregon. " Oregon Ski Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Pnlnfc fit VMM Stllll.tA t,f V M . a. tho YlNmM ni"? ' . : v' or tho Rio GRANDE Bcenfc iSST No Change of Cars. On the J'prtlanil-Chicago Special, "th finest in tho Woat." ! Eouippod?withi Megaiit tftandaru Bleepera. Superh Mhrarv-UufTet Cars. ?'J!lS,uS,.Ii)5ulel la cart. J-rec Bucllniuir Chair t'sra. C?!f05rvb!0 )0chea aud Hmokara. Kntlro Train u,inipletely Veitlbnled. . ?or . fHrt,,er inlorniation apply to J. It. NAGKL, GUY PoWtS Trav. Pass. Aitt. Agent 0, Jl. & N. 1 12 Third St. Portland Or. Salem "r. Corvallis k Eastern- Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna:! rra n eaves Albany i-Jas p. m Tra ti leaves Corvalltti. , , , lp. m Train arrives Yaqulna . (I:t5 p. ni Leaves Yaqulna fl'lOo.m, Arrives Albnnv,' No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves. Albany -jvi- Arrlvna IaAi Wli U, hZT&iSSSS? 1,:20u, Leaves Detroit 10.1 Atrlves Albany 'SfiSfi ipplii .......,,, ii ; ju a, m. ...12:15 p. tu, I- WAI.I.K.V K l-l U.Yiy ..& II, K. FORD Uart- LaaU , rWnJi Bank. 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