The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 12, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextKS2Sii EKFZ3 K ? a Ml ia r I xrwnKf'x32B&z!. mnimtrGi SKEhfrga..i.r.sy ; .ir.!.--g...,j.ssa acss iKfea & - fiV" M Nervous Exhaustion Iwus eompMMiy run down. pal M4r o mid not t ip or area rt mt. It " f' ? ?? gJa n Mil and It avaks for hours with "I9!JtI k , to wsk ur la U mornlor as llrd as wbfo I val wj ta. Two mn eo this nnnif I rt In talnbUemiltUin ju Un iMtaU r ..... -,.. Imi Mimiliuir mn dawn. Ml HO a WJ"I umu - uorroas that I cmid ktnldit xil worn on fail atlr It was to wsk up la U mornlor MJ Ifi W8r4 o w at any tim. f old t oiiir,..tf?iSithUuS. from radm down, I wu troubMd Mmwht wltnetUoo tnwuae. tut lb nroones vas ths ireaur trca W. W ! Jfi hand would ahak so I eoHld h&rdlr bold aathlng la Un. I srapwy" wr.bMl pbttau m. but .not oai, of ' Ihsra J5jWffStfSSnKl I. ran ui isr n itusa i Bii"t"--:"r : . nrtr takeo anr bunded Ultra U intin mi air nwitn "".'""Lrikikmi null aostrontly. fro bi own txplBCir1tt tbai. I h flrithoa m h4 up I Ursa to ' W"J mt oa ukinr itiem aeoordlnr to dlraetleas an t from doing to aood. I PteBtkihibmrdlBrUdlmUoBMroYTom tbera tho only ml. pirwaoent boOt I br biOJnmmajnw. JViZ reeoraraend Umm t tar friend. I gnrall fcesp lo la tbehoas lo U at I fI A III nr M, U9K in - i if-uniiuitrwauoirn --. Y r fl I.KJ" lArrf rfirwrt at.tmyw .-- - .,! hAJliMaM to aw twtf """' XobelWrlMstMtBHi be Wlol the tfwtateMiwtwMf afHl taP""11 . .. .1 .. r tk lt -Jittor in U UU taa U B" l-wA'ir'-IgmH-XHe t wlait bat I " on .boat a mattM tlfallr arT-etlmr lii lk till (. StfVW. hy fHiM nwac nun " world of lr. m1' to n'1 lhcwto( lk kfxrryk rwnm.M.ioo f orernr Oer w ' prott llitaJe al all iwn (ciiimp- miwls ar l a arrf pri4M- itontltroot. eho-Bjw t t tliat a firt4 all-arwJ rmMwa nian. anl man o( affair fc pot o Ui iwmmlM on JOUHWAL "X-MVa MMbtartiaaiftJ MMirfinl in tb a- l(oHm?lt l7 Maii Ortwi byi'latare. AnxfimiMui Mia us a Wo mmth llwMi ly ha)rHrttmf( nn JnwIMat fonl Lost i E Temper, Leisure and J J H ViAim kv fltn HI LoiiBekeeuar who I weglecteu to usa Unchtnrf Pnurlflr I tmmmmmmmmmmS Or. Willinms' Pink Pills for Pale People u k4orii ami r-t, r m r aa '' Ba """' Mam antrtni. HchMar. K. V. Shivery Weather Is Coming Me "vOrealliec njah".says "lhtre'1! be a cold time in the old town fonighr." Come and Select r Your Overcoat Despite what others say about being "overcoat leaders" our prices are the lowest. Vou can't afford to pass this store when overcoat hunting. We also have a few mackintoshes Itfft for one-half (h, regular price, G, W, Johnson & Company, The, lVofk' CJoflilors ami FurnUlir x. 1 Coinuiprwial H, Halein, Oron II DULY JOURHAL.i imiiitnianmaawa aa BY HOFEH unoTMunu. KATURDAVJAN. 12, J001. Dally On Year. V3.00 In Advnnca Dally Four Mentha SI- In Advanaa Dally by Currier SOo Pur Month. Waukly OnaYaarttl.OO In Advance THK OPPOblTION LEADEsn8HH Hon, Win. ml!b, muster from Ilaker eosntjr. who Ik linl m ptMtnra t mnnlig llilrl (or eenjiM Urther iban alioott any Man who ever tan In KftUcrn Orufitn, x ( mr, tlio jxllk wilt aua oh tbttr anJU!t tur Rfitulor. Uy iU 1m nieana llt Hvt ItoijioeuU, H'ofiU5t, OitUtta ai! jjKriir wa Bt' kl at a reenter Jtriiuljlltan, aou Atxm Ml !nf4 to kU'Jitlly lmiwJ witb th pnraiw ami not wilully brliiK tlw IWr war lo a ttiiutliifitoii, tlie lWfT are a Iwnlcr ) Ho ami llift hiMory ( Imnlnr warfnro list Ixsfln that It nnver emln In hIhiiU Ion, IhiI MOflkiu liit nut kin flxhtlnx Ilia Ijonlcr Mjpo until a km-oimJ or thlril power takei hold. In altMklng tlm Itooro of BohIIi At t'm, Kntdnnil fNt-wsl to Imn oHrfnl liuular nation, but enters tho (1M1 of KnroMn nolltUi, Blie Is NHiwrlNt te Oennany alono in lier nary. QorwaHy 1 xrlor In Mlenllflo culiiiiMit, In !, erxanlutton ( her army, In Uw deyftlopniwit t kr frlucattonal tyuUm, anil the f ftatlftn ol bar iMMriaal lyitem. ThalMaM lwtweH(iriaNy and lulf Waa Imn tniiftwd by tb rrflt uttoraMe of the Dk ( Norfolk as U the rett4faUn iA tawtfioral fr to Ute NfT The m60I at4wf In 0 MowMtly ia a KoiIMi ff4e. Wwtc Ut tlMf ae for han on wtr part. t TIm wittlwt llMHtf Wtyao hi" aaW tinr hl rrtlrewont U that Fw h m- ifllont jrort of remaininc a julrat citlrn. Or tinier t ntbfa oelwre. PTen Oregon dailieiand woklhn bateonlerKl wire and mall fHjwrta erf lU proceed' ft9 IhroiHih Th Jooaati. ft t 1 It bad been wippowl that It was m- riWe to ltare a friendly tilt with I). M. C Oault wlthmit WniMlllttllarwheD he K"t the worst end of nn argument. ft Aurora Boreal Ii t Governor Geer ie to be eoni;ratula(ed upon hie moit excellent judgment in tho (election of a toztlKtok conirnleston, the memlx'ra of which enn not be ptirchad. ft Rainier Gazette: Gov. Geer ha ap pointed a good tehool textbook corn rulHton. There is no dangtr that Ore gon floltool bookn will have the dbgraee the Washington state book are in. ft ft ft Hero Ii something from the German, Ht. I-wiIb, Westliohe Pott that hlu mw of our legislators hard "Kluen Soldaten biarWitea der nnr, wie tin KettebrFalle, einen liefehl ralner Vnrireeetatefl Mgt, m n Ord nung Fein, bnt w eamMt h it. ft ft ft Iftheieie no other aebeM to male a Kambler of a yawa aaait tbe blot' machine will do It. Tbe abolition ol lot maahlnea wowbl not aboMih the de sire of humanity to take ohancaa, but It wonbl be one attractive form ot edu cation gamblers done away with. In Mime rt)et (ambling is worre than the whiRkov ImMt. Mr. Flctcbtr Tenltbt. IteiiiewilHtr Mr. I leteber'ii Wturi to- nltchl at the W. C. T. V. Hall, on the Hilit "Tim Utaco of Time." SUNDAY SBMVICnS. tbolea o(Um lUbrWai mftferitf at OiliMtefl4wttUnUr Inanret .Jerxwee a itaHvikat 4vkmmi .elv Ba Mammy jwoceerf ,,eolaM.U. Mt taau4ri-. L-- .. .- ajree on tho eonferrimr f the amHr hoiMirof ebooalnK a eaotibl&tfl aw taw Vnlted Dtated tmale. JTM baa been tm ei Mrirl w4tb fcfcrtkU'nt rejabirtty by tbe Ntfctotity. TJiat It baa beett of any UmuM Ut Ut i&wrltyw bulhltDK them it) aMaa jt,uatjr,r thai a b wO4 jyierfctAtb iple, no oue fwf twinl. lhme gicat Ia4er f U IVuw 17 or I'k'a ixirty, with a tmH lw OHy bonorn, bat iUhi mmii wbcftiJiod e lb rffllej reei4 with a MNftia raeatary ! and poMwky Mat mtUfa fejtl'O nwrtbat tHdil)tia mm& u a wttotim( of ewpif wnitr ana gitel WHhnHeM. JVhat boHbl U aM t tb Haw. HtU a&ttbtfUw 0mHi dliUiai? Oan wuprOtecd ibarwal iwrpow iimlw lHHtWtaa KtrNiiHatof an orR. mAmmy1 f J. h wl H4r ?tAltb) m(ii mt a taw fcf raktjw aVJiitw MM.h, but l (beHt4w ibM4t ai an w. Hlwi a Mn. to fw Mbf .iwa rttrawH a-tjiUwUMHHkbitH MNMai t UmwroC HaMa. Tlid AjMtt; b UtM INkiawrMkiHl Ay teH J It liXaWwM. aiM uvpktbv. ltUU.. NUawlth rH 1f - Haftrtarf MiitKfe. Jmc )aiB,t.i.t iaatlM UORfVVA:NRT !bJbHl8l pir Jaw jwry btt.H W liaf Wdftt aa-aNNMo aw. TbU sataawU law IMr hMMNky W aMl$ ta H om a Mx beatm aKi 1 AWiiaMt tttta- iNaaajH y U4tia. CaHlMat at aww Wto amllMa1MaiaiaMa4 tf-( iaiar 1M. wibm m Maaaai tea lw r4irtotb,Bl.ra.UB T'TwaS GkaaMp aWPBaVV MM flaaM" fr war Im wrU wim bM aetlr ltHWa. H Uw Mwty.t aVw u. a. ilium ii, tkw I'akk Ilev. M. 0. Davis twstor. Sirvlofl. 1 1 and 7:.W; tiunday echool, 10, ir)or ineotiiiir, Thursday, 7:10. w. t. T. II. Kev. G. Ilaiuho will snwik nt tho W. C.T. U. hail, Sunday, nt I n. m. (J. spray, KvanlIitlo siieilnliitHliHit. tiimirriAN miiwch. twHmd Church of Oliriat. Scientfat m Ulxwty itnet. Kervkos at IO:ltQn i. ami au ii. hi. minuivy : nmi everv Welnelay ovwIhii at 7i) oVhx-k. 8ilteet of Imkmi Swrnwii, "I.Me." . I'At'L'a CHVM.H. Holy Cowuiunton, 7 :.0 a, in. Murnlitg (irarer ami I Juny 1U:80 a.m. Pormoti MbWt. "My Fatlmr's IbtslneM." Hn- Ooy kwmI at IS m. KteninKnryr7:r0 p m. riojct, "Ail I'nAoaKntr.xuiblt.' t BfTBl. (OXilKiBl trtOVAL. CorHW ltMb ami Ferrv tlrwiL T. II. Hmiero. paator. Handay wbool 10 a. w. At 11 a. m. tb clwreli will nnito wub lb KraMlkMl cbnrvb In tit fuiwral of Harvey Bomh. At 7 !30 . w. Um paUK will pvh. aubba-t, "Tniat iavK tb 1'iwmmi. t)NirAMAM.v fivaetgnr at the Unitarian ebnML Iffi, of ftrtiaMl. Habaaeti'MBdj; vMaalllr ana! ImlUUlaaJiMtt In (U OMaito t'try." Xo wnIh Nwrtto, Mat .1r to dliwfKioa iif Mm rnar Jh-aaM MeK4toa jaaMur 4: ftli..,,?t JMtt e Chaar JwtiaH at 7:Wh.m. tlwkxaM Tfc T!1 all tpwafeny ppa arl let- ih mh OREGONIAN ON CLERKSHIP ABUSE Tlie general fHelineem"i to lc (hut Uii it to an ef-onlinal IjjialaUire. Oreinemlr aid yeatonlay that the peO f4earexjeaic iiny reforms in tlm matter of expend and are walchim; their repreentative in Iwth Iiom to eliow , they will rMe uii nienre that partake of th.' nature of a Kraft. Almost eery mem tor liau a doqlre to maU a reeorl that will lie approved by hfs sonsUtnenU. Tlie knowledKe that the taxpayer are watching the dally re ports of tbelr voters, will make them more a refill to rote against neodlees ex penditures of public funds. The peoplo Bf-om to have wttled iion the clerkship abuie as one that must be remedied. And this not only eo far us applies to the usual committee clerks, but alo In the employment of high-sal arled clerks who accompany special committees on junketing trips to the various state institutions, where "in spections" are made. TOK A COLD IN THE HEAD Laxative Bromo-Qulnlno Tnbtots PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS TO ASSEMBLE MONDAY Die meeting of the legislature will not be theonly thimr. of interest at Snlom Monday. At that time and place W. J. Pnwlsh, of Pendleton, O. !. I'axlon, of Portland, Tlltnan Ford, or Salem, and J. C. Fnlbwton, of Albany, tho gentle men eleeted as proaidoutial electors at the Xorember election, meet to east Uwlr balrolfl for McKlntoy and Itoofifl veil. One of the electors said last night that each of tlie four electors ie anxious to be chofeii as the one to carry the btlloUto Washington, 1). ('., bnt that arrangement for a decisbm in regard to that matter bad not yet been taken. In caso It is not ileelded In some other manner by unanimous contest, the lucky one will I hi rhoe-ju by a lot in any way they may select, drawing Mtrnwa, pulling slips from a hat, etr. In the latter cnee, four sliM, each with the name of one oh(.tor written thereon, are plnccd In a Imt. One is drawn forth by a dfs liilortod percon, -and the nentleuian whogo name is iiou that slip is thus uhoMtu for the high duly of taking a trip to tlie national capital. FUNFRAL OF G. V. BOGGS THE LINCOLN SCHOOL LIBRARYi r Prof Baker tnd his assistants are get ting Hp an entertainment alKvnt. Fob. 1 to arid aloMt HA volume to the J.inooln wi.w.i iiiintrv. Tliei- will hnvo a fine J program for that oceasbiii. i'rof. Ibn. ! . 1.. :- ... I.. M.'naliloln.i u-ill lrmj? WIK IB Iln ,n iimiiiinivii ..... tend a letter. He writes: ' Though my Wsure tlmo is very, limltwl I snail en deavor to send you a short loiter to rend initio nntills of Lincoln school. The ritr of Washington Is too bij; a sibject ' to lover in a letter, ami as the children .ro .rottitu' ni) an entertainment on !' - n1.."" -i " half of tlie Mliool library, I shall prob 'ably write to them alMlt lha I.ibrar of Comrrena." , For three yir Ihe Mtrmif of Lincoln i M-hool have furnished a well Mocke.1 li brary ami Uie effect npon the childn-ti has been quite mark!. Wlwt We Bat Ii Intended to nourish and sustain us, but it must be digested and assimu lated before it can do this. In other won Is, the nourishment contained in food must xi sarnted by tho diges tive organs from the waele materials rtnd must Iks carriml by the blood to all parts ol the Ixxly. Wo Iwlieve the reason for the great benefit which so many people derite from Hood's .Sir sfjriirilla lies in the fact that this med cine gives good digestion and makes pure, ricli blood. It restores the functions of those organs which con ert food into nourishment that gives strength to nerves and muscles. It also rtires dyspepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, Imils, ixires, pimples and eruptions, catarrh, rheumatism and all discuses that have their origin in lmpum blood. Munlclcillllts Liability. WAsHi.vr.Tox J 12. Ueprefontn tives of municipalities throughout the country appeared before the Judiciary Committee of the House to-day rulntivo to the oil proposing to give tlie Federal l Courts means of enforcing their judg ment against municipalities. An important dcmrlure from existing law is involved in the proposition, and one affecting all cities and towns which bormw money on iKinds or otherwise At present there is no means of on forriiijf Judgements from tho Federal courts on there obligations, and mauy (lectiliar conditions have arisen in Mis souri, Wisconeln and Texas, through efforts to Inforce them. The United SUtea Supreme Court has ruled that mandamus against the local tax uflicers t compel them to put tlie obligation on tlie tax rolls is the only remedy. Hut In several case the local otiUilahi have avoided tlie mandamus by resigning. Several exciting incident have occurred in some of the caaes.the local olHcials taking to the woods to avoid service. Tim judgement creditor!, representing directly and indirectly many millions of dollars of claims against mtinicialities. have been heard by the Judiciary i niiinmu'tt, ami it Is now denied to litmr from the municiial debbtr clin on Jan. Iif. The plan under oonsideratlon is to aiithoriae tlie United KUUm Dhtrb'l Court at the place where a niiiniflinlity is in default and the local iKlHcera tail Lo act, to npKilnt a w-rml tax officer to nwiwe tin imx. Itepreeentutivo Jenkins, of Wisconsin, chairman of the tMili-iNmimiltet having the matter in charge, says it is Hie first InsliuitN' in which tlie owcr of tlie Federal courts is sought to lie extended J M$wa&& BUSINESS CARDS O. M.. OIAOK All wotrtdh Who sulfa from chroma .X2JEJ!&Tr&nn to write to Dr. Ploroa." j-auy-ca,",M - - That sehice is based upon practical successor to Dr. J. 31. Kccnc, of experience. After suffering for months, wiilto Corner, Salem Or. Pnrtlca deslr- and finding no benefit result from the jng eUperior opOiations at modorato fee treatment of the ,. ...1V iro,,cn nre in esnecial reniiM-t. , 1l...i!..,a,.. - JOCBI iiu;h.ii i 0,R&R .--4iK;'-.! Wi- A 1 I m W Ui; 'M w Mi Helle Jfiednck wrote to Dr. Pierce for advice. She acted on the advice, regained her appe tite, recovered her strength, and gain ed several pounds 2ST3W. in weight. S-Tl.-J "Write to J "Tl Pierce " is g Doctor good ad- vice for every woman lo follow. It costs nothing. Dr Pierce Invite aick women to con sult him. by letter, free. Address Dr. R. V. Herce. In valid' Hotel and Surgical Institute, buffalo. N. Y. In a little over thirty years. Dr. Pierce, assisted b his stair of nearly a score of plivricians. has treatwl and cured over half a million women. "I uffered from ferailt iV.Be for 6v month writ Ml BtHe Hedrkk. of Nye lutniun Co W V "I wi treated b n Reed phvskian lut he never wenied to do rae ny eood I wrote lo lr R V Wert for advice, which I lecehed. tellttu me to takehln' Favorite ITe-eriDlion HH'I TJotdeH Meilkal DUcorer) ' I look lhlrtrn Watl of Pavorite PrencriBtlou ami elht of Golden Medical Dtacotery ' When I had itrl the medidoe a month mj health wu moch improved It h continued to itnprowc until now I can work at almoot alt kind of honoewi.rk I had carcelr any apfettte. bt H l all right now Have gained Mverat poumli In wetg-ht I advte all who suffer ftom chronic diee I" write to Dr. Were.." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate the bowels. to municipalities. Aside from the many millions involved, Mr. Jenkinn nays tho mnttor ip speoinlly important not only to mtinicipahtioH in dofnnll, hut to tlms-e desirous of protecting their cridit and securing low interest rates. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bough Bears the Signature of ALBERT A. JESSUP. Phomj1671. noOME 1 AND i OHAY IILK, N. W. N. COLLEGE OF MUSIC AND ART A. i. Garlrnd, Prln. Literary Dep't. Z. M. Parvln. Mus. Doc., Director of Department of Music : . : r ult coiirta In the principal branches ofmtilt ami art. Hrt term begin.-. Xobdar Sept. 'i Pepart for TIME SCHEDULE i-Tom Portland. 4BIT :hiuoBlt Lake, Iveurer h Worilil Special I Omaha. Kanuu City, 9t4 m 9ira.tii JxiUli.ublcaROandKMt, I Bpo ksneiWalla Walla, Spokane, Minn apoiu, m. laal, iiuiuin,- ii iiv- 6C& WJ&u Send for circular to Music room No Z. M.l'tKVI.V Mus Ioc., Salem 7. ration lllk. Northwestern Normal School and Business College Salem Ortton Term opens Sept. 24. Compute ooiire of Mudy Nortnal, limine, Comieon School, HlRhncliuol, Kloviitron, Miiflc nml Art. Full Faculty &ttifctury work. ;nil lor circular. 'A. J. CARLArD, a. M. Priaclpil THE WILSON 16 Center Street, Salem Ore Rooms 15c and up. Hoard by tho day or week. I.odging 15c, 20c and 23c. Rooms for housekeeping nil furnished. Piano free for patrons of the house. Ellas Downs, Prop, Flyer e.-ujpm Allan lie Ki. 9 P, m Sp m. waukca Ublcao and east. 8 p. m. ex. Hun Hatnr VIA UUNT1N0TON OCEA N HTKAMHIIIIU. For Ban Fraucltrw, Ball'eTfry nvc riaya. ksn Flyer 7.C0 I.4U COLUMIIIA tUVEU HTKAMRKH ilsr! To Attorta anil war Lanilimr 10 ii, in. WILLAMETTE IttVHIt 'or l"iirtlniid..Nenlergaiit way P- ipw ex bun lACillngs, Ar 9. TuesiUrs, Thur-lem isrc u)s aim raiuniny ai o-uu a in C p id Salem'1 Monday, Wednesday, Friday Mon . 10 a ni. i Wed For Corral Ms and way points Friday. ' JlKlNjayi. iiiur-uaya anu ni i uruar at i p m i WILLAMETTE IUVEII DIVISION. IIoaU to Portland a above Irautfcts to ttreel car Hoe at OrfRou City ir the steamers are delayed there. Tickets to all points In Oregon, WaauliiKlon, California or the KaU. Baggage checked through from Pslem free. Choice rail or river route to Portland. Connection made Htt'ortlsmt with all rail, ocean and river Hues. W It. Hl'RLOrjKT, Ocn, Pass Agt., Portlaud Or. 0. II. POWERH. Agent, Trade Street dock, Salem City ticket and freight office 240 Commercial Said VVaier Co. Special Dinner. In audition to regulnr menis served to our patrons a sjieclal lull-courso Inner will lie served to ordur tomorrow, Sun day, from ft to p. m., price 30 cents, nt iSTKOvn's Kkotai'Ravt. Iih tka p -1 i..id YuJ Wm AlWM Csngh' Something New CD OFFICE, CITY HALL. JES For wutcr scrvlcc noply at onlce 13111s payable nmiitlily In udvaoco Make uii complaints at the oillc S, C, STONE, M. D Proprletorof Stone's Drug Store UU.KM, OREGON. CTnc stores (two lu number) are located at No. 23A and 333 Commercial street, and am well stocked with a complete Hue of drugs and mcdloln, tolli;t article, perfumery, lirushci etc.. etc.. etc UK. HTONE Has bad tomoSS years experience lu Ihe prao tlceof medlnineatid now makes nn obaric for eonstiltatlfiii. eiamlnstion or prwrrlptlon. POSSIBLY You are not aware of the fast tinjo at.d superb service now afforded by the on ra n a ay Gel a Preiiiiiim on. ini( j WARRANTS I have plaretl in my U,, u .'t. plmne. Ifjoii wili mi' to do your vork ring up 2ht:; imiimi line, We do all kinds of carrmgi work anil blncksmitliing. Ilnrw. shoeing u Hciulty. if -oii i-au not bring I he work to t'ln .Inn, I will sen I for it. JOHN HOLM first Door Smith Salm Hotel High St. The fuuernl will take plavo from the 17th street Kvuiipolliwl church Sunday nt 11 o'clock a. m., Kev. Hliupp olllciiitiiiK lnterintHit at City View comuttiry. lbajel Imn for hoiiiu tlmo been one of the favorite employes at tlie Salani Woolen Mills ami was a member of the onlwof Woo.lwmn of the WorUI. Tlmt ontar will Wlally mrticmte in Uw ittsHwal aarvtcw. btectthe Couth Joi Works olf the CeM. luttlr Mmwa CjuImImu TaMta aum a fxiM In aNcy. Noerwa. MPay. Prhlfc' ; - Galvanized Iron Work We make a specialty of cornices and all kinds hi worK in galvanized iron. - STATE COUNTY CITY Hllriii'st c.isli''micn nnld nt llilbert llros. Ikink, opposite Gray llros. Hold govurnment license nsldenlers in all kinds of securities. l.m if Salem Soap Works The proprietor of tlm Rnlem Soap Works has theco operation of the dealers umsuinprswiio;; desire n tlirst-cliiBs soap win Encourage Home Industry lly ordering f-'nleni-niado soap T-iu-ri - 2 WE HAVE f " Daily Fast Trains uTO THE EAST. If you cannot take the morning train travel via the evening train. Both are finely equtppml. "Our Specialties" Fast Timo, Through Service, Pullman Palace Sleepers, Pullman Tourist Sleep ers, Pullman Diners, Library (Cafe Car and Free Reclining Chair cars. Hours In time saved to jhii Chic ago, Kansas City, St '-.. is, New York Boston, and othw. eastern noints. Tickets good to Salt Lake City and Denver. It fs loyour interest to use The Ovi.it fwv.vi) Limitki). Tickets and sleeping car berths can he secured from W. W. Skinnkk. Agent 8. P. Co. Or Guy Powers, Ag't. O It. & N. Salem Ore J. II. l-OTiirtoi', Gen'l Agent, No. 135 Third St. Portland Or. SOUTH AND EAS VIA Southern Pacific Co, THE SHASTA ROUTE c v Work and material always the best, and the prices are always the lowest A X X X BURROUGHS St PRAZIER PHONU irsi U 5 STATK'BT THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SA1LM 0HUG0 ,, jjjj SOULB BROS. Piano Tuners ami R- pare pouti.and;ohk. For Saiein antlvininity leave orders at Geo. Will's Music Store. UiVitii.iiiukki n'V Mm. T. t' Kanine l U. 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Ar Ashlaud- Ar Barranicnto.. Ar aau JKranclkCO. .WAJI .11:00 A M .UHO A M . 7:tS P U woTsf 12:05 ft iAt 8:15 A M ArOgden. Denver. Ar ArKanu. Clir Ar Chlcago Ar Ixm Angeles.... Ar Kl Paw .. Ar Kort Wonn. Ar city of Mexico.. Ar Houitou -, , Ar New Orleans.. Ar wasbiagton.. Ar New Yer: . 5:ii A M , 9.-00 A M . 725 A M . 7:t5 A M gton. rk . 6O0 Pit 6:30 AM 9M X M S3J A M -. 635 P it C.42 A U 12;3 P Mi 11.45 A U s:o a a 1iU A II 9:30 A 51 7.W A M 6KM V M C:30 A M 10:30 A M 33JAM .-25 V It 6:4t A M liOP M Pullman and Tourists cara on both trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso, and tourist cara to Chicago, St. Loula, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Frandisco with sev oral ateamshin lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central and Duuui America. See Mr."W. W. Skinner agent at Salem Station, or address 0. II. MARK1IAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon, iWhaha la baa k mrHWlL, . Tb lUtt leWwtliliiaalMaa taW- ,..a . i.. 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Hnilt the pant ,ar s(. a . t , M t nxeiilttiiWy lkalk within .-r m Uw uy. 1TiW Mtiet wabsrM Juiu.,' . ruuwHHtt ie umwtng. lletl br hot AVtl M " Alxt rXIIICsal fur WBllli if i. l.usitat snrt V1. tbWM) WHEN YOU PAY YOUR GOOD MONEY, For a ticket Ka t, you naturally and very properly want to go over the route Hint will give you the very Uiet accomo dation!) nt tho lowest possible rate, llenoit, yon ehould ask vour ticket agent IB mak vour ticket rend via Ihe Oregon Short Line Railroad The Direct Route to Montana. Utah, Colorado and all Eastern Points. Gives choice of two favorite routes, via the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mall Line, or the RIO GRANDE Scenic Llnw. ' No Change of Cars. On the Portland-Oblcago Special, "fi nneat In the West." ' gqulppecTWIthl Klegam Maudard Hleoior. fine Sew ordinary Touil.t Hicepen. iirhIJhrarv-Buirci tr. .-pleudlp Dlnnen. Meals a la carte r rec Reclliiln fLair "arl. I'owftiruMc Itoarhea au4 Hinokera. tutire lraln t'ompletelj Vetibuieit. , K?T .4rt,.",r I'lformatlon apply to J. It. . AU h. L, V, U V PO WKRS Trav. Pass, Airt. Agent O. R. & N. Ha Third St. Portland Or. Salem GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Otir tatuilUr u.r,..,..ii. .... . tl t. '. "i1llll liillilll. Iisl itanrwv fcuriMi in imperii P..H,,,-,. taMkiaidf u... .. . w " . Mosul.. TitV"" "' lew en i cf'MW,w ", v-rv luelav even- ir. i isauiaati na a. a mr ar . i 1 .Wtrioity. liareflie sk m mxnmYmm&'T? JU i1!? srtw--. txasi Hy bou, voihUihmI i R. JtMut (be o, ewHuaiou. an.1 WWuaiaT " wir,j rMwwmi nt CARTWRIGHT hoaplul t'UUULj u,',iey. .( (ri iA ru. .1 1 m'ln,u"e urt Plan. tafab?' V WU ' ,h, ,wk Islaui brvJifei10",' 9lr'in'oar'1 !Hto!',ri'0,iwU a,u, 8.InBe for the ??. ".."' "". jwtrons and are accom- iiirwwii io domination by a rep '; tlw Great Rock' Island -- ....... .. ,,,. M,ckwiaea lnl-riua. LTL7r,rr " ee to Chiwigo via the --- i.iiw. ami tim iw.ti ..;.... wt in the world, all -gt i, . lining ear L- P '"far'HaUlWb mapa etc,, c.i m or w rije to, a . 8. CiHM.au, an. .1 i Corvallis. i Eastern Railroad TIME OATID. No 2 For Yao. ulna: Train leaves Albany 12.16 p. ut Tra n leaven CorvatlU..., i-GO p. ui 'lialn arrives Ya.-ulna . fl:45 p. m No. lleturiilmi. Leaves Yanulna ti It) a ut Lea vo. Cor vallU 1 1 :30 a. u No. 3 Fur Detreit: Loaves Albany ... Arrlvos Detmliy. ,.. No. 4 Returning; Leaves Detroit a i riven Ainnii. r.,r - - One mid two connect at Albany and CorvalllH with Fouthern 1'aclOc tiali S Hiving direct service Uand from Netv port and adjacent beaches. ira lis fur the mounuios arrive at . .. 7:00 a. in. ... 11:20 a. in. ...12:10 p. m, the the tn ri. r..r.'r " . hroitnT., .., uvu: -rouna on lame day" Saatlam rlvera g at nhjny D. SUPT, u "i I'lKllailil flrooiYn .. PARKEft'S MAID Daioiu IJ. 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