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IT nrl w ?f-t-' W&m w W' V ' K V ''f' C , , Ml " '"'"" "Vlr .. i i " iiilBMlWTItWIlTT--- " i . a ' i i . , . . - i 11 saoi iiirwwn - , , . ap -- ' i .... - - - lfc I " aji.;ywii.iw & -?ttS VlrtnZ'sVKtnio." rm Godsend to women, becjnj" J mi mail tile use) of remedy i n msiua 1 MEW HS2fiKS . ... . ... i(nm...'-t!itiB!n" iiel leaiMw ...,. Surth-foTit wb. tin. nln of u ....vmimTDPG Our bode, Mote Paby h Dom. " --M--(fc atorCorapnn Atlanta, qk. Itowcl be Sen Regulator livery Wnerlstoming The "weather man" feys -tliereMI be. a cold time ... the old town tW ?T: '' ' ' ! . ji , 4V Come &'i Select f Youf Overcoat ' tespitfe what others say about being oyefcC leaders'' our Safe the lowest. You can't afford to pass his store whenoWthmlti. We alio have a few mackintoshes left foFoVeMiitlf the regular price, G, W, lohnsoft & Company- S --. i - " fa IE DAILY JOURNAL DV HOFBR UflOTHKHO. PHIDAYJAN. 1H, 1001. OtfllyOna Yftnr, 93.00 inAtivanoo J0llv Four Month $1. In Aclv&nco n.iiu l.u f'nrrlnr OOo Par Montll. WoeKlyOrmVonr.sl.00 In Advnnoo ANALYSIS OP THE . HKfMTB COMMITTEES - 1liooM"9Hon which is most asked ' frt Balem tbeo days l, "Why did the 'pifsldmit of the Orcein wnatoso eom. " pltdy violate nil prwodwiiU nmf po 'Mitlcal tiiatorita In llm BpiKilutmniit ol L hi. nuindlnj( committees?'' 'f lid analytical mind uan twist and with modern W o' decency, but truly they loom ti havo been dons. It l only necessary to look oior Mr. Fulton' Ht of committee to see a doon example ot ilmllir trcntmnt to that admlnlilerod to nalor Howe. Tako Bcnator Daly, for Irmtauco. At ll:o last two WMlono It wai no uncommon thluR Id ieo llio KHntlfinn" from Ilcnton njslitlnK the enll6inan from Olatfop with votoc and vote on many of hi pet mrainre. Yol what treatmi'nt dor0 lr. Daly muhfi In return at tho hnndB of tho man h ban o ofUm kfrlcnded? Ho la vjvuii tlm eommlttoe on liortloul tiuo, a aubJiHit uonournliiK wliloh It l not .wllevtxl he ovon (irotuiida to Imj pouted, and n M)ltlon which la fioiuontly mado th butt of ridicule. tin' last M'cdoii Mr. luiy "'liiralliiKiiieatlon In many forma and -.,.... it !..,. umv Innilnnlllt. and I At' .till the iitry will l uiiwIo.I. Tli on tho Hlucallot.ttl roinmllleo, and did iooMU UV toioliM upon ml I work In that capacity for which III., ftGiH of lli.qiioalV.il, but II toemi.pwph. of OroKn will loni? Imv urea tbtnHrarolhefphfto(lho'nlKma .ton toln, thankful to Win-Hi. draw- that onKlit to ImbiotiRU ool. Tho fact in the paiuot llm Italy text liook ik.iMtVullmit.narcd nil tho omttlnn bW, lilcli annll.llaU. the robor mIiodI wna inoiidKirilanotlo liomuoh wondered ft aaothor nolnta. U la an ardent partWfAii, and auoh treatment ot llm minority I frr-iuenUy applaud! by vatorliiR to thU element lm ha made a Kro uilitake. (or tba broader mlnddd finveiiHlll,a own patty, -of U hl 'wn faotlon, wimlrv Juitlco Iptho uudur Iwok triiitt. Tt would liavo lnen a mark of recounltloit to have at leat irlvcn Honator Daly hla former )ltlun, if he did not dcollui) It, but liiHload of Hint ilnipla courtly, Bouator Daly has not only bcouloll offthu rommitleo ontlmly, bat Uo mn Imvo hwn boldly plactxl on tho coinmltt from tho county In which tlin iato uulvornlty In lovatud, ii.,. ..rtMfllne Iil Wf-refpeot and ... . . ..I ..... ,; ainllltlol) Of lH old-time irieniiiiiii" " " F l-l.. tfrtll Ilin W11BIUIII ray i. i..,ii.m-",u" " ; . , ..l.ll' ....Inr.llnn lA lioiifu appnlhtmeni, i" - wav I for Geer, made him utmblo to K-t It Persons Have bccivknoWfo i .tmt Uf trilrino n a pounu a ua; ') o Ml I II ' ' mm" 1 .rrttete,,rJi6Ml M.ill.laW.iilMlfWBWia. VJZZ2 ,nn.Ur. for Ihu POMlbllUy WIlSj.4 r,B-an.7 It cun.Wt ,IIUte,0.iil.l .. ... ... ... r...i,u. n .Wmlils to1trenrl limine uas i'"" throw hlinwlf into the nmdHrftin ol illirepuluanil dl!f!.vnUylpj 'U" ft,,t of mliaomelwi lojffeltjr M,0H'' No man can afford U do that, mooliJfM. mft" of ood partn, a man In hla prime, who ha evrytl.H.8 to gain nnd iiolliliiK to Iom, by woln manly. Tlih elrniiKO dllmm into wlitauoiirfrH-nd has lrlftel l lyoiiU wlalton by anyxf fheonllnary methodi know n to loic 6r eoiiimon wriw. "1 eUU it must l askeii, why has bo atmnun an attitude forei itlf !"' this man? . sfit. iu Wf. 0ia'"1 ,'",!orb,l Olinc(iof Scott's ermfistrm 0BtortT Hi Ml-h.ll'- .rry a,, d, an 0 UllCC 0 renclipry in tho paet mado 1.1m unwlll- It lb Strang, do uioro than thoy do wntoinpt on tho and ou from Wettnn, tho hoim o Hh ft K u ' f h 'i'KfW a normal ichool. It nhould boremem brn! that frnator Il Ii from (ha bomn of tilt Btutn Awrlcnlturul colleen, but Mr. 1'ullou wa At to kIvo that hutlUillon no roprciont a tlon, whllo ho kUoi auothor like limlltu tlon two rtprwtmUtlvM on tho commit iw. It la anottoil that this U donu to huinllUtb Venator Daly, and foroo him w"itud lu"touvo hit homocollBRO, but Ihti can hanlljr Imi polblo, for Ii It not jutt at much Mr. Fulton' illepo ur ll Ii any other icnator'? It canuot bo lwllTd that a man w ho taplrm totlio dlltultyol preildanVQt tho iwnalo ootild Ukt iuU a pod(loit toward a follow wnator. Tlin why wai It !on Ho- mow Senator Daly happonnil to prff r Howe to Fulton for pnldln oiltatir? Hurfly uo grown man ijould lw cut ihort lighted ailiat. Then what wmld tw the purport ot thoi ltriugo aolleiuT Tho treatment o! tiiatom Jophl uud Mulkoy, at well at otlmri who tntlil bo naiuoditwiui tojyo !Hgnalpn tho Mtno linn. I Ai fuiit ttewi jtiitlbmvii tlttrt wrvcR.ntnr1 la U rational to admit thai my , man who Ii liftnorvJ with a Hat In tba &riat It not cmUM Uthat KiiwterUl vwurtwy wucornlim whWii w all hear iuulT Thrae ami Humuioun iher iu6tUans Wln aiktnl wiiMriiluic tho appolutmeut ol thwo wtmutttiH aro xrxlojt the wltnti ol thinking ijple just at prcfcrnVml mjmw tally thtMo ul mauy of OtiarUy Fultan'a M Irtewk w ha MHHot Utlwwi hit mvi tiitlivM ramc at. Xtma of u,m fitwtda atwl!MH: to adwlt that he katlwt hit riwMlr dl iNw, tor Uiafcwdrtiy duahU iwIWkhn,. or for tho tui)H) mwy day idvaa of wiul b&aVtW. TUy woU! Ul admit that ho 0w't Lrww Ay WUt, w that, ho wlUfainydix wUl ay wort-bohased pt! Ur ,-vtoUl kjij to k. lwl heH tlwjr do 1U lw km kta h(d W tflw uipiln,! tho Utalr Wm fllW whk rpttT Can't ho Marnl trwMljT or ha h a Miad, ambitton ,,jr! Mt' htwWM wfej Mt 4NWvNiyMrW4, .wry vkui davnAjt ljntftjfP ihi thiuK mi' liK.wtil.t " rr,ar growl TU 4 ato(h6 Kworfiil. Did Sir. Fulton taku thta uulard-of Up tobvlitllo tjio mon ot hla own patty who do not atiroo with him ujvou all polutj'1;Ordld liodolt tohumlllato am! crttilt nuiw men whom ho inlijht fear aa iulur.i!iyall T iiwpr UiU wouJiJ l uiAtJyTo o hack n llttlft in Orison hln- t" tory for kouio data, Whon Mr. Simon ilfekxl Mr, I'ultou (or tl pr(ldcncy ot the ffcnato. ho turnhl arouud and KAva Mr. Kulton the Ixut (thalrinarnhlp, that ol the Judhtlary eommlttte, that aoy mau ol hi prvfeitlon oouhl aik, Thli la iHiitowary, atl Mr. Wuien wa vntltlovl to no apwUl arthltl on aooount i oflttforiiLI aii unwritten law luiha ftftWft Ihlralry and d(oiny that U . vletor r veil alford to Im maKoaulimmi to hla defeaM auti(onlit. The tl ter do ool know Senator lloncbutthi aiuiplefacl that ho waa an hmiorablo t-ofittunt for IhU hunaral'lo poiltlou lead him U coimliiJa that ho U worthy. U la atatod Uiat wliH he reatiMkl that Mr. Fullini bail Mursl a majority ot tht vttltM, by whtYr Meant iiomay haw tmployivl, tho gtfttlmwu frHi Yawhill promptly wIIu1mw hit name d lllkdtt It huahIihwi (M lh gMllla. m ihm front Oialavp. That aat watt only it .yklootto. of hla tfcl waHiier i autl Kod ' kiiw, Iwt ho4tJit Ukv Man, What did Mr. Pwlftw dt Ih rtHurnf lie jvUl gj Mr. llno wh oi f t!ie poorwt m 0. utittuNt at (4 din!, hf HiwUti it on eotiHlttw, U wkmh hUIb U rWerrtd t but lool iHArrt4e m a mks Jt fuk) Uartlly Im antm Um( Mr. gp JPu(toii did thia itftwtvMllv, vr f jwen jat in 0non knew hat tor Hhat HiwjhUuI Ih hoIj taltitv. It iIum Miy that o maa of 3lr. lultont rtjmttU egJ4 m hoi lop (o uili All avl lit IiUMiiMatu a jk Wfw junior Jutt Iswhi Uo had the t rireiu&wtoMdnd an tho miIWio tt hU rhwid for A )oUhMi farwlimk Mr. FtiltHl Ktwxl at tllfl Urtiidklrtto f hU fileflda. Urn hoiiotaa mk! a Hgt to i'reefilotit Fulton abowul Ida unfair noe by hy his boycott of ii P'W-' 1 memliAra who did not mipiflrt him for the Prenldenoy Of the Hnatc Ho allow ed hit injiutlee by fnlllnc lo lv tho minority any docoul recognition, ami in 'most enjofl he Kv them no recnltlon nt all, on the prlnclrwl committee. He ihowwl bin uttor iinfllntiRt for the hlh iwfllllou by forgetting tho lad and least courloay duo tho opK)ltlon party, by nejjlectlnn 0(lvothem ft elrmlo ohnln mftudilp-ft tuBiomthnl launlvorfal in All leglclntivo ImkIIm, The Domoorata nnd I'opuHMs in the pait, even in Oregon, where political coiirteiili'i have not been carried to an extreme, have had frmo lungnillonnt chairmanship In the Senutn l Houbc. ft ourrifv! UBiiully the election of one commlttfoclorkililp and Wiisa reoognb tlon ot w)ino political party's uxlatonco other thnii the doinliiniit majority parly. Hut this Might conrtocy he falleJlu ahow hi hla riMkleHannJ hoed lean JibhIo to givo anything in night to tho faction ho luu Bought o build up for pergonal pnrp'jsdJt. Tho iouhoii why, in nil legldlatlve bfxlloa, ono olmlnimHihlp l given In the opjMfillon, la no Unit they may havo ono committee room that they have control over, ono iluo whero thoy can nuiit not nt the gracious periiile alon of ouiu Hepubllcnu olllclnl, but aH a mattr of right and parly pruetigo. Hut under the I'ultou regime, unlesfl iKHiie now commlltco ih crcuioii nun giwm to them now iih u kind of llitr- toonth hour favor,, tlmy hnvo for-the flrat time In tlm history of thn atnlu no plicn to lay their huada. When Uoor wm (poakur of tho llonno hn iliwrlably gave tho Democrata eotiu i m all chnlrmiuiHlilp. Hlmonax President oj (tie ijonntu iilwuya gAVo thuui a com mltteo, and tho mat time 1'iilton raj) agtilntt him for I'niHldent of the Somite Blmoii gavo Fulton tho chiilrmiiiiBhip of the Judiciary uommittcu uml aiked htm to name IiIh own oolloaguoa on that nom- mltteo. That kind of conduct Fulton wenia to Imvo forgotten If hu over under- Mood the elgnllltmnre of It. Ilin conduct touaid tlm opixmltion Iiiih, or Micmld have bmkeii hl iMck aa a wlltlual favorite hi Oregon, if our faiMiiludotl uieu Ih all purthu Imie not forgotten wliAtiadiiu theniKolvoti uml thwircoii-atitumita. lif ,,a .MHtlklato ,ae Mr. Fulton id! M4$t aji Je JmWl, ' 3t9. huKilMaWd, JHH (aiygt h aPl'rrWi to ttSVMKMeM4tN(lhH Charley FwlUm PUT YOUH FOOT ON MeAN FOLITIUAUJNTIIIUUKI O Tiik JuoxtAi. cnlla attention to an artia)o(itui)U'eMiirahflehl Coatt Mall, nu old Itepuhlleun iMinir, that hat the true ring on the iieition u( electing a Homitnr. It aaya ihrn't reward the uieati polltUal intriguer and 8o4f-feel.or(wllli tho hlnlieat honor iu the etalo. Wo can rtMiMcl the tiHcoHipromUiiig Illtol nppAiiiit;bttwhoeiiii reniwi tho trim mer, tlidi.yteriiu.l Ulekater wlvjiUj with mailer that underlie tlie iHijuwa Integrity aM eommreiil lionur if Uie utUnT V The ivoiilioal iHlrhpier lio already to untie hid poreoual fortMtMa w-flH one p-irty aa the other elwukl b dbol of at thin imc furevtK, if the rrgnjarlly of prty iirgAiiliwUojij It to ho pnrv&l In Dreoi. 'Hie iiitieW (rum tk hireii. tuid IUvui)U)-n p,iHH- Dtrtke al the boltent ol tli ukohj watlertht we! man In a party ta at whuI aa anolhw uud j haa the tame right lo w a cum'lUbta h, any ether Un U$ wertW ami ttrnl, I provided hU metho.U Are tatr to all the membwa el hU own purty u, PlMMltUll piil, Wltf da meti Kk UtoMellfWl twl MHalyeW (ear g HfJeolly fatr party atumtM.lr rtyT AtB llu,y NHinir uiOHNiiy,ad wteb to he in a m t a(Hp)Vtk 1U wemlier ( ike putiiim pWW g llwy w. uh attain In thotr srn wganlaatK Hat ike likUrj- J M.nihkj l l wiMkenihl ktw he eauitot ibm t.U ca tit hit Mkiw UepHUkmna'' llaa the inu to aubinit his orte without wdemn- lydrawji pre-election ple.lge from Diemi)erao( hla 4911 lfjiy7' Wo cannot learn (hot .Mr.Corlwtt 0 Mr. Hermann or any 'other Hepubil. cm ImafMrtosiibmUllieircaHO to a rnufeoty fair and honorable coolest in tlicir own parly. Die men who are Intriguing for votes in both parlies are rwiiticnl dlBorgftuIxera and anarchists am! eneniiea of goI go eminent who subttllutn iiimii jwraonnl Intriguing for principle ami devotion Jo party. They ate willing to elect Democrats or Oil Inene or UiiIbiiIbUi or Populists whon tlicywinnot elect Keptiblicaui they can jwreonally own ami uho aa ciihiumh r It wore tlmo all honet men regardlo8 of party put their foot down hard and exterminated nil euch manipulators from public affairs. K.TCHHNER ADVOCATING lion. Kitchener suppreaees war news but ho hat taken pains to forward a report of n Bpeech by hlmBelf in which ho makes tho first peace over tures that the Hritith have permitted. The iwllcy of unconditional aurrondor appears from Hits Bpeech to havo been abandoned. It was delivered on the 2ltt at Pretoria to a Hoerjeace committee inst formed in that city. Gen. Klteh ener exprcoecd his plcanire at meeting a commllteo deflirous of bringing tho war to a speedy end, and promieed Ills as sistance In every way calculated to fur ther that object. Speaking In general terms of the benevolent Intentions of tho Hrltlfh government, he urged tho uselosineBS of further strife. Ho then complimented tho Hoers upon having mado so good a light that they can with out dishonor acknowledge that thoy havo been ovorpowered, specifically proinUo-l that If thoy would surrender no one should he sent out of the country but all who had fought lairly, Including iho leaders, would receive tho consid eration duo tholr rank. After milking this conciliatory speech Lord Kitch ener issued orders modifying tho pol icy of burning farmhouse. Tho now policy of conciliation wae further pro moted on the .'Inl nt 11 meeting at Pre toria ol surrendered Hoers. Tho chair man stated Unit tho Hritlsh author!- tlofl desirel the meeting to coiiPkler Hiiggestlona looking to the end ol tho war. A committee was accordhmly ap pointed and liiMlriU'ted t.i clrculnto among tho lk)urs 11 statement of the hopelessness ol further resistance, to gether with tho copies of Lord Kitche ner's conolllatiory speech. CROWNED HIMSELF KINO. The city of Koenlgsberg, lrusski, is filled with n grnud pageant today 011 thia, thu WHli anniversary ot tlie coronation of the groat Kloetor of Hmndonborg at the first King of Prussia. Kinperor Wlllliuii of (lermany today placed the crown of the King of Pruitla on his onn head, and alto crooned tho Kmprras l)uom while tho knelt before him. Ilouto rontt went upns they did when the ISmperor's grandfather wat crowned nwrly forty yv.ra ago, tho town being full of tilled pereonagev, all of whom re- Smoke llcary Iht Fourth Sm.S. CoIJ$mltbCIrCo, happens Somehow WToi-fifee .pro duces thC 'pound Jir Sc6nA to start the' digestive machinery going p'rorScrly, so that the patient is able to digest and absorb his ordinary food, which he could not do before, and that is the way the gain is made. A certain amount of flesh is necessary for health; if you have not got it you can get it by taking Scott's' Emulsion. Y,,u will find it just as use ful in summer as in winter, and if vou are thriving upon it don't .top because the weather i warm. l,nu l.tve iwt tried ll. nd fr ttte mi1e il rr abl lte wH T'I )"u- m-nrTKROW'NH, Chew, 4, ,.. I'nrl Sired, Nw Yirfk. , m.Iii all itfst. Influence nnd bKtfiln.irtlond6nllyof, JlCWSi 1 The soul of tbu newfipaper Is ita lr-nisb. If you nek J "What should l tho . . .1 !... tuill 0. ' purpose of the Tweiiliciu comury ... BUSINESS CARDS 3L3ES33G",OC,3CSftIl?, L .. . Mr. .1. M. Keeno, of ouciiubcw -- - ,,.,. ,-,-. i""'" t. ,,, WhltoCoruo Salem Ur. run io noon- paper?" you aiiitKeet a qiwtlon that J "y"rlor opdlitlo.iH at modornto fee may be answered properly in na ' l,i any liranch are injWrceat ways as there are good mot.ve, in nu- IFSSUP. Phone 1071.1 110OMS 1 AND 3 OKAY HLIC quired the most extensive accomoda tions. The ceremony was very pictur esque, intending and ningnlflelcnt. Coronations are raro in these days, the rulers of Helgium, Italy, Munich, Hav ana. Wurtemberg, Saxony, Spain, Port ugal and Greece neer having been crow mil. The Kaier's tlth- of German Kinperor i an honorary dignity accorded to him in his capacity a president; of a confed- J oratloriB of Uerman sovereigns, wnu, they frequently remind him, aro not the valvals, but his allies. There U no regalia provided for the German Kinper or. The crown, tho sceptre and the orb of thoohlKinperora of Germany re nil in the poeeessloiiK ot the Kmperor of Austria, at Vienna TI13 Stnt- festivities will extend over several days Tlin Kuropwui Courts arc specially represented. Among the Princes here are the Prince of Wales, the Arcliduko Francis Frediuond, the Grsnd Duke Vuldimir, the Duke of Aoitn, the Duke of Oporto, tho Crow 11 I'rincoof Denmnrk, the Crown Prince of Sweden nnd Xorivuy, nnd the Dnlo man life. Undoubtedly tho noblest task of j ur alism is education. A pereistcnt dally fiuht for the better education of chil drcn should ba a jmrt of every good newspaper's life. Anewspaier should aim to instruct its readers. It should present facts, never fearing the foolish charge of ped antry. It should educate, readers to Impartial thinking by presenting tho divergent, honeat views of able men Tho second task of thu nwspnper Ik that of n public innglstiato. Tho powerful evildoer, who fears nothing else, fears public opinion, and that opinion tho hone-t newspaper con trols. To k.-op alive thu cjuntry's institu tions, to chastise tho pioBperous crimi nal, to turn upon faithless olllulnls tho wltheiitiK force of public disapproval those aro among the (unctions of ti good 1 new epapor. TJ-c human raco is ensilj imposed Uioii, easily deceived, easily fooled hack Into bondage nftor 11 short, tierce strug gle (or freedom. Journalism, in good featuies nnd in had, will reflect changes in human character, thoiieht nnd purpoeo, so long as littlo men shall measure time on tills olCoiinauglit. All the German Sover eigns attended the coronation, which took place in thoSmilof the IioyalMilof. All the univi rallies, acaileiuh'S and other pul. lie institutions ol learning in Prussia celebrated today the iwo hun dredth anniversary of the founding of tho Prussian Kingdom instead of thu KmM'ror' birthday. This was hy ex press command of the Kaiser, who, with a modesty that Is rarely shown by him, has recoguled the fact that the estab lishment of n momiicby m of more con sequence limn tho occupant of the throne for the time being. Tim cele bration in every city is of tho most hearty di'criptlou, all Prussia being alive with enthusiasm. r - rmiiis COUGH SYRUPi cures HnelcInR' CourIis, Soro Liiiirh, Dronehitln, Grippe, Pneumonia mm nil Hoxero lunpnfrectlonK. Wliv then risk consump tion, a slow. Hiiro death? Tako warning t Act tit once I Iluy a bottlo of I)r. Bull's Cough Syrup, a doctor's proscription, mod over CO yenrn. Price, only 25 cento. Insist on having it. Don't ho im posed upon. Hefuso tho dealer's mihaiittito : It Is not im good nu Dr. JIuII'h. Saltation Oil cures Kheiimallim Aches anil I'alnl. I3&25CU. Northwestern Normal School and Business College c.tAni Oreffnn Terra opens Sett. 24. Mk Wk9 JKLwL9 m iwi'wii'" w y rrtytar Dcpiir for TtMK flrilKDULK jfrum 1'ortUnd. t la Aitmve (ihlcAKoPftlt l.sko, Denver Ft. Worth! Special I Omalia, Kanena CUT, Bitot ylfta.m; l.oulii,(;iit(iao and Kant, , HpO kane Walla Walla. Bpokauo, Mlniie- Flycr I Apulia, Hi. rani, iniMiwi, pur e.oopmi wankefl Chlcaf and enal. Allan. tin Kx. 0 p, in 8p m, 8 p. in. ox. Hun Hwir- VI A HUNTINGTON "OOJNSTKAMBHrr'H"" For Hall Kraliclaoo, Hall oyery lire daja. Hjio- aane U 7.( a. in. 'Iyer r.co UOI.UMIII.V IlIVKH BTIiAMhllH 'r .'... ...-.."-.. ;.:.. , .., Common Whon . II 15 ''""'aJj ' " ? .' K I -11 k and Ari. run rtij geud tor clrcnlara. A. J. GAPLAND. A. M. Principal MO 4 P. P in ex Sun THE WILSON 18 Center Street, aleni Ore. Jtooms DV , .... ii...,.,i in. 1I1.1 ilnv or week. Loilgipglur. 20c and SBo. 'Hoom" JJ' llCllBL'KGOping ail lliniiB"i for patrons of tliP house. Ellas Downs. Propj, Something New I have placed in my shop n tolo phone. If you w!pIi ine " ' do your vork ring up MRS main line, We do nil kinds of carriage work nnd hlacksniithing. Horso shoeing n specialty. If you onn not brim: 1 he work lo the shop I will sen 1 for it. : : : : : JOHN HOLM First Door South Salem Hotel llljh St. Salem far Co. M Chafing Dishes OFFICIO. CITY 1 1 ALL. For water service imply at oillco lllllH payable monthly In arlvaiwo Make nil complaints nt the ottlc S, G STONE, k D I'rnprletor nt Stone's Drug Store HALhM. OKMiO.V. PITne iern (two in unrulier; nre loiild nl No. VJ3 and A'rt Commorelal Hrot, and aro ellUKkcl wltliacdinplHte I luu of dmgHand incdlcln:, toilet arlldca, imrluinmy, l.niklift clc, etc , tic. 1)11. HTONK UMliaiUomoUyiAis experience In the prac ticed medicine itud now maUea no rliarire Inr ruiiKiillalUin, iaiiiliintlnii nt tirnTrlpllnii. Get a Premium on Leave Sidum I wn.r.AMKTri: KtVKit Kor l'iirtland,Nevil)rR nud ay Ar Ha- Ijtmtlniri. Ttieidajra, Tliiira. lem iUy nnd Kntunlay t 0 no h in 0 p m Mimilay, Wediiesdaj , I'rlday Mini loa 111. , , Vod Ko- t'nrviillla and way miliiti Krlda, Tdiltlayi, Thurnlaya and "al ii nlay. at -1pm W1I.I.ARIK1TK KlVhlt IUVJHION. IKmts to Portland as aljoyo, Tralulcra t street uir lino at Orcein City-ir tho tttainera tc delaj cd lluiro. '1 loLets to al points In Orenw,, Haircai.. Oholro Conncotlou dolnjcd uicire. -iiofci n ; l,Y.,'",, Wasliliigton, CHllfornla or iho Kaat. .in . rirnr mniu to Portland. Cc nm.lo at I'ottland with all rail, uocnii , ml i thei llmi. V 11. llUllljUUIl I . "" (,cti, I'a-is AgL, Portland Or, U. Al. 1-UWJKH, ArciU, Trado Street (look, Halvin Clly ticket and frelsht onicuaiOOommorilal POSSIBLY You are not awaro of tho fast time m.d supCrl) service now afforded hy the WilJIHNTffinSfY iiniumLui) c "oT5tTtvv HtlVI" 2. WE HAVE r IDaily Fast Trains 7 i.TO THE EAST. If you cannot tako the morning train travel via the evening train. Ilotli are llnoly equipped. "Our Specialties" Fast Time, Through Service, Pullman Palace Sleepers. Pullman Tourist Sleep ere. Pullman Diners, Library (Cafoi Car ami Freo Kecllnlng Chair cars Hours in tlmo saved to '" i.na (Mile ago, Kansas City, St '...., is, New York Unstou, nnd otlu r.astern nointB. Tickota good to Salt Lnfeo City and Denver. It la toyoitr Interost to use Thk Ovku r.ASD Limituii. TicketH and Bleeping cur iMirtliBcan he secured from W. W. HKINNKII. Agent H. P. Co. Or Guy Powoih, Ag't. O' U. & N. Haleiii Ore, 1. 11. LoTintoi', Gen'l Agent, No. 1U5 Third St. Portland Or. (CITY Highest cash pi Inn paid at Gilbert llrnn. Itilllk. flloiil( GlIlV ItrOH. Hold L-nvi'Miinunt iiccnso as dealers in nil kinilHof Hecurttles. if To Cure a Coll lo One Day Tako LaiallvD llruino Quinine Tntilt'ti. All We have a few left. What will you give for one? Come and see them'. ilmgftUU reniud tho money if It ftl to ouu w. ufot'i usiKiurc i ,u eacn ioi. THE POWER OF A NEWSPAPEII Tho powor of the newspaper depeiida originally upon Its uewa, powor. The uew'B i the skeleton, tlosh and muscles of the nowsnapor. The nowa attracts tho readora wham tho ituwspnpor is to Salem Soap Works Tlin tirmirtetnr of tlin Sllloil) Sl).ll A'orkirliaa tlieco operation of tlindeuIorH CoiiHiiiner8Xlif- ,,u!,ir0 " ".HiHt-i'hiHH soap will Encourage Home Industry lly ordering Sulem-miido i-onp SOULM BROS, Piano Tuners ami II pare POinT.AND.OUK. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Goo. Will's Music Store. SOUTH AND EASi VIA -Southern Pacific Co, Sam S. Gollimltb Clear Co. supply the tndc at rorilanl trices, with Henry The Fourth. R. M. Wade & Co ' Salem, Oregon. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM OHEGON THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Snlem for Portland and way Htationsat SMOa. m, , 7:54 a. m. and 1:05 p.m. tiii l.v Port and b;) A M sw r il I.v f-aloru 11:00 A M Ar Akhlatid U. A M Ar Sacramento.. ...... 6'W ' ' Ar Sau Pratiuiiico. ; 7:5 PM ArOgdufu. .-.".... "."5. A M" Ar Denver ... O.co , M ArKatua, Clty.- 7tf5 A M Ar ;hlwuo. 7i45 Al kFIjm AiiKolva 10I' M" Ar Kl PiiMi COO P M Ar Fori Worm C:.tl)A M Ar:iiy of Mexico tjA A M Ar HouHou .....M. 315 A M Ar Now Urleniu.. 621 P M Ar VVa-ililnuion -..- CM A M Ar Now Vork Vi.U P M nnd 10.M p y UiOi P V 4:35 AX B:1S A M ll-.5 A M S.tO A M Ita A M 9:30 A M ' IMt A M cm p m b. 10 A M 10:110 A it i SJ3AH B-AS I' M ' 6:1! A N '3 KM P M both Old Post OfficeStables Are largo iiih Imvo reliable attend ante, your teiuu hoarded by the uiiik or day. Good teams for hire. Prices ren iioiuihln. Your patronage Kdicited. H. M. Brown IW Fenv Sinn-t. Money to Loan On improved farm and cilv nrni,-1 tirly at low ei-t current ra'nil. T. K. FORD i)vr I add .V JltisliV Hank. Pullman and Tourists cars, on trains. Chair-cars Sacramento to Okuoii and Kl Paso, and tourist cars taCliicngo, St, Louis, New Orleans ami Washington, Connecting at San Framlisco with sev ....! .I..A...nl.l 1 1 n h u Ilmtnlil III Japan, China, Phillppinea Cbmral an1 1 couiii America. i " a mjo iiir. . v. DKinner ageui i on.c.u -,, stattnu, or nduress 0, 11, MAHKHAM.G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. m WHEN YOU PAY YOUR 000D MONEY For a tlukot Ka t, you naturally and vurv iroirly want to ro over the louto Hint will give you the ver hot accuiiin-j tlalioiie at tho lowest xaHl.e late. ' Hijuce, yon should nsk yo4ir ticket agent ! 10 inuk your tiuKet rnAd via Hm ? A I Oregon Shori Lino Railroad The Direct Itouto to Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Eastern points- Gives choice of two-favorite routes, vii tho UNION PAOTF 0 Fast Mail i.lne. or thu UIO OUANDK Scenic Mipjs. ' NoGhange of Cars. On tho 1'ortl.inil-onicago .pcial, "t i f r".,..l l it,.. VV..O, ' 1 IIHUOV Ml" 'M Utuilppod With Ulvgattt ftUnUrd Hlwim fine .N'w Onllimr)- lunrht BJeepcr. Mirli Library-nutlet Can. -l4iHllp InniwrK. McnN m la carle tiw itiHlii.iutf I'luiriVrn. riudrtall lWcllk an J Hiniikrni. Kntlrv Iralu niiiiplvtvl) Yontibiileil. For (uitlier infounation apply lot .1 K.NAGKI., GTYPOWKHS Tchv. Pass. Ak't. Aireiit O. Jt. & N. ! 12 Third St. Portland Or. Balem s PsSte Kllt fu) ivy, irr...,. . .ttk1.. C?v Comfort ; Sawkt llttry TH Fttuik ail W Um U VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M A nrit-i.ja piivate hospital for tho treatment nt chrome an) kuii.al can. I'.nilt the lwst yvar esecially lor the purpM tor whhh it u mhM Coiivenleiitiy loi'Atetl within four blocks ot the l.isuww part ol Hh my. The moot modern inrnishtHgd and lattwt appluiik-e lhroislimii the building. Heated hy hoi wultr and IikI.I.-.! by Mm and ehetrioity. Here the sick uan have the'eoudoru of an ommhi private tumie, combined with all the advuHtage of a nral luMniUl H'liluuil ,1... finite .nfiai.u u.l uiUUi.. ...... i;. V. ." ROOK ISLAND ROUTE Our M,piilnr 'jwratwally cuiidudwi Urn ril ucurioiis in uiodru PuIIiimii Uwriet ahMMiig cars have .Sileui eierv Alowlay Kveniiigaud TliurJay evening via Stti'iiiHiimto uml uvmcv TuIv i.vmi- in atwl Sdtiinlav murmug via Portland nut run tliro4ili in Olnui n-nii..ni ..i .. r.: ... -"- . i cnnn vm ute ivurhla mom stenk-1. me oWHieotlng at Clucauw with all moruing tmiiw iuiat, alo wflh th llork Maud NnuMWlly condiK'toti I.nirist ear lor ! IWlis i Eastern Railroad TIME OA HI). j No i Fur Yaquina: Train leaves Albany .... J2M5 p. in I Train leaves UurvalllH..,. 1:50 p. in I Train urrivas Yaquliia . UM6 p. m No. 1 Rot timing: Leaves Yaquina t 10 a. w Leaves Oorvullls 1 1 .30 a. iu, Arrlvoa Albany 12:15 p. in No. 3 For Detreit: I ivii'ai. AIKhiiv 7:00 u. nr Arrives' Dulrult 11:20 a, n No. 4 leturnlng: Leaves Detroit 12:10 p.m. ! Airlvos Albany 6:45 n, ui. One and two connqct at Ahany and lihyttcwaa brlnglug et m trtatsl with ti mm list .-oanmy, al aite,l ui oiterathma i( reueil. Fr terms and (rthr iufoiuM. ibwwmeoriapiUy iwsoBallv t ;R. CARTWR1GHT M, D, SUPT. IfaitiUl I'lLUu. lul.l.l nlj - ' .. -...-.un.. . . ...u ,.. , is. .n.iHiiL' I'M im 1.... ivi.iuiiiiu iiinii -..i.iiAr.. .nn. n ...... .ir a 1 !..! ..,...., .. i i.. , " ? . " i winu.l.i. pin. iiiiuwm.il ii.ut-'in (TT l.J!Z iV "T ,, " '. ",,,h ' IvIob dirocLpervlce tjandfrom New. iLite1 w'1 ' " y. ,l,u-1 port and UdjauonL beaches. KJ i Mllj M,M ,,,w,"" f"- tlw ' Trains fur the momitalus arrive al rZni., T! P i"." "I-1 '"f HOt,om-. Detroit at uoon, k'IvIiik ample time 11 . .u,r,H,'' J" detimiMm by arop-ito reacli eamuluL' irrouuds on Uh? ; . I nLM f V. A P A J. TI IIN'KK. CD lbtlT EDWIN BTONC Mauil rwi'HlHine IH lliu liiuat ltuk U hm. I , n.i.i... ,i a C'n.i,.... .!..... t),r U.u.i.. 11" .1 . i 1 .. .7 --- i uiiiiiuujuniiami onuuiaui imi" " WMj car wrviw to C1iho via tho! ( I. vvTv waHit; mum, ami IIih Imi .1 i.ii. ...r B-rvUitrUj. " i .h iw iBioyuauoM, naps jc.f itW or writ t, X TiCV-Sti, G. AR m Mysg PADKED'S HAIR BAL8ART Luai and LcMiifWi Ut m&l fT1anki n.l tjaatlii lUi PpAin. i.l a lutUlhl 1 Ma wiPil fiitiiiiM , It Q, S. Iwhhs , ftltORN'.C MiiPW Knit Villa to BMW.-. QW 1U. ta in Youttfu, rw f. SmUu. Ur Oc,tHlx)M lre(..r. I