0ft Iff7' '
SiJZT&!'':
.3iraWS" Sm"
fe&Vi
. -
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V
Whnt S. S. S Does
for Children
CteWra ant coastuxtlr exposed to all sorts of dis
eases. The air they breathe is filled -with gena. sewer
Sud dtt.it from the filthy strteta are inhaled into tne
fsaadtalteaiato tie blood. At the crowded school
tombs riLeite,fb1ic Pes COJne P.?3
alo8taally ftt& others recovering from or in the first
stages coatagkras disease. Yon can't quarantine
agaW the balance of the world, and the best yonoa
do is to keep their blood in good condiUoa, and thus
! weveat or at least jaiitieate the disease, xou nave
perhaps iearacd. froai observation or experience mat
healthy, robust chadrea (and thii racans, at amnc,
childrm -whose blood is pure) are not nearly so liable to
coatraet diseases peculiar to than, and when they do it
isgcaeraUyJaamildfona. Oa the other hand, w-eak,
exaaciAed and sickly ones seem to e?1;?1??
that comcs along. This h because their blood is lack
is in' all the elements necessary to sustain and buna
up thtbody. Poisons of every description accamulate
ia the system, because the polluted land sluggish blood
is unable to perform its proper functions. ....
Such children need a blood purifier and tonic to give
strength and vitality to their blood, and S. S. S.; bong a
purely vegetable remedy, makes it the safest and Uet for
the ddfeate constitutions of children. 8. S.S. is not only
a perfect blood medicine, hut s pre-emincnuy m.s
for children; it increases thdrappeUtesani strengthens
-rt aum -itnn nf food. 11 VOUr cnuu-
U AtUtl..
- 1T& .. VrAU-rv nr nrnuircd taint in theJrMood,
rivelhem S. S. S. and write to our physidans for any
information or advice wanted ; this will cost you noth
ing, add will start the little weaklings on the road to
recovery. Hook on uiooa ana nam ijisw" "
mm trwttrrf CDDCICtr! m.. ATLANTA. GA
iii3 awiri tw' " ww.,. ,"-- 3
.1
easpeaded msxUearala. .jTW lBMlr
of the iaagceaU ia tie ay nj-
Teirarssjita parallel l$tMi U"
of modern fiaaadtrta- IllWlly
the los of eaeh eblW woukl baa vote
aUeobjeet ! early halite.
Bit it is a kn tfce eowwaaity can-
vAtWw ?" a iaif4
hired lo tflMft aaatcby eW notoo
one-tenth th harm that wWl fee doae
IMearhing dierswanl of law U savings
of the school enjldrea are .allowed to be
stolen.
UI,;U Tu. JAivtfiivlMlfcHHM in Cft'l.
mg spade -Hist 4 toRhing anyhow; .,
1 convey be ImfwessteiMfcal OIftet Bros.
knowimtlyer intentionally nnkflk to
defraud tresJi rilWr. .fTlioysre
n t HjorallaHjr tnr rilpMir thaa
thow who cm! rial tlw child rHf" to Am
poit (Mr mosey in Uw ln?r flat all
theeireBHta((4a sr ta&, Um it w It
ainaysbesart.theyJirtdthtH'e n4h ad
vied the eaUtiHehmmit of tlw 1'nMie
s hool sarlDKJ syitem compiled 'to rob
the nchoo! ihlNlren.sml It wW b lkrr
ed. T Me nit irm this sdjcwa the
children fthotihj be paid prlcfyl sml
interest.
Clothing for all
the Boys in Town
Harry, Charlie, Johnnie,
Freddie, Georgie, Willie
and Frankie
AUcetthtlr'ttoihti httt ui we have rkaty
more forlherwtof Jh toy.
Prthips your toy will to wy for the Sum
mer tti rrehM woa't-ywJy If we
claifae him. bell feeU tti his mother will know,
si aU Ms friends will renurk that he's rr-
rcctly dressed.
O. W, JOjmSONg CO
COLDS
The qyiSkest relief, for a
cold, is by Scott's emulsion o(
cod3ironr '
We all liave colft , you can
ry it and sec, You will find
kthc edge taken off in.a night;
Bmd, in three or four clays,
tioull be wondering whether
Lthat cold amounted toany-j
':
That's relief. If you tackle
t quick, the relief is quick4aqd
complete,. if you wait till the
cold is in full ps$ossion ot
lliead and lung, why, of course,
he relief is quick if it comes in
It week.
A little emulsion won't clear
Ifnd restore your whole breath-
! 1 : nm:.,nU. Ann't-
jng-niauililin anuiiuiu, uuii i.
be looking for miracles.
JOURNAL X-RAJS
The gsrden elsg woukl be
uhjeetiSr the Woroan's Olnh
e t
MarkrHaDBS i too great, s man
Bceed MCKiowy a i"
iil.jl .ini.macidBi are taxwi
not, tlwy are row? in principle.
A Sal-m pair HHnoaces Jfw Raw.
e.y m Hupt of a German Sawlsy Mwol.
Teach ywr eJ.iMren uillkfns ami the
wlwle dtarr hnsenew ht w to Pl the
i nubile teat.
" 7 "7 i tf.
1 t U A
a , proper -rfifc - -,
or IVI-W-VLWIC
to head eff yo-tnc
vtanttd (ooiiniehere
S35
The People's Clothiers, and Furnishers
a7 Gbinmerrl
THE DAILY JOURNAL,
UY HOPBR-OnOTHBHO.
MONDAY. MAY 13, 1001.
revenues have prohahly boon swallowwl
up Jn lawyer feee, oourl exiM-a and
tfrsftliiK proccseei.
,-Ul all.M falr,i.4JiouHt hi Uiwo
matters, and If a showing enn Imj mmle
thst this electric plant will pay Intorest
.. . . -. i.......i.u1 mitl a rita
An Mil lllfll T1IIW HlVI'BLtJIJ HI... . . vn
Dally Four rnorun i m i , . . ,,i,. u
Dally by Carrier OOo Por Month 'wnablo ittm for repairs and puttlnn It
Wooklyonavoarsi.wwin AuvMU"f, n..,cun order,, hit im all put our
shoulder to. tho enterpnw, iiuipiiv
no. only foroiKn capital lint homo caph
tal. iMahoJust o fair ond honest
abont It as If wo wero putttnir our own
Dally Ons Year, a.OO In Advanoo)
ABOUT IHVESTMENT
OF FOREIGN CAPITAL
A (1-lotn nawiriBfHr ihftt will CVlltOf
tSI . lltn 4ttWIMl4fTl'int. fit tlltt
money of a Han Francliico company In I money or tj,0 ,0ney of some trust Into
itie irnnrovemuiin" ...-. ....--
warinlv sup
I., tl.t. tlv niiuht t1 UO
.....i , (im imaitiHiui men of nalem.
The mission of a local paper slfbuld ho
toenrotfrgo tli invesunenv m ""
special Inltoad of trying to drive t
awav. The ways of some Individuals
aro peculiar, josay th lt.
Tho above paragraph 'is a sample ol
newspaper crlllolsm that has bwin
tho OariTOi. JookKai. ix-
tho
directed at
cause it threw some light upou
past Investments of foreign capital In
private corporations In this city. T
Jour al does notopposp foreign capital
coming to Balem for Investment and has
been misunderstood by therlooal press
II it has gathered any such Impressjon
from t;he Jopiueiu's editorials. What
wo did wy and still bwllovo to bo trne,
was In effect that, II the London A Ban
Francisco bank alrsady had about tlW,
000 Invested In the Balem Kleotrlc plant;
and had rocelvixl In nine years only
t)00 Injereat pil ti Investment of $100,
C00, It was evldtuefl of bad banking.
Tu-Jobiwal furUierinore staUd that,
for any bank, knowing theso facts, to
InvwtttO.OOO more In suah an enterprlie
was hnthsr evidence of a lask of Jinan
ola Intelllgenew. Tho Balem electric
light pUn has probably Had as careful
and economical management u the past
five years as It Is postible to secure for
such a .n.ersllqn, under private owner.
.i,lc It lias nrobably hail as largo I
- ---- . -.,
aa laeerao from tho olty and state as
can ever again l procured for
1U Uy paying the lowest iHlbIe
wages b4 kUIhk the larest
ftoiwibleeontraeU nut of the community,
H was able to pay le" than J,000
Jntrtin nln-vearSj JliU ! n
favorable ahowhufjfjr an hivsstmeatof
foreign capital. Would an Lonest
newspaper recoinmeml the I-ondon
Bn Franolsco Unk to Invest mpro
'fowlgn capital" with similar prospect
of miuunerotloHT Tliw ro dalu busl
neM maters lui .' lly- understood
by persons of ohilnary IntolllKonae. It
is sot thrt duty of a oaiyiewiiRpr to
Iie4 dwslvo tho oommunlty or tiou
rushlsnt InvrtlPrs. H way " "I1"'1''
It and lot us bu Just as exautltiK to co
that tho money Ih honestly aocountwl
for. Hut Ictus not bo parties Jo any
moro semi-public nwlnjllliigunuirpjisen,
not even against a lormxn cnpnansi.
Ther'o Is enough Intelligence and pros
iiorlly In this.oommunlty to make tho
eleolrlo plant pay and pay vtutt, but It
must Iw done on new lines, whqro thuro
Is mor for tho owner fi real capltnl ln
vcaUnl and loss f orJJllJ.'grKJ8 i" Nth
gauts who have thh oruatit of tho uarn
Ings and UiU foroiKn onpltAl lo "slnnd
and dellvor."
WHY SHOULD.PBN-
NOYER BE EXCUSED7L
AJioeraticparer at t'ortkml saysl
it wonhl hardly look just to hold Govern
or I'ennoyer r,oonsjhIo or.I)aHji,s acts
as clerks of tlio soliodl Inmi Loam
omirse, this ruere to Ueo.-W. Davis, wlio
was selected by Fattorgon ami Iilnghum
asjlummy, etookliolder InTim .Ioubkauj
in bringing their suit for a receiver on
the charge that Uoftir Ilrf. were not
honestly accounting for tho funds. They
wanttHi an honest man in charge.
Tlie mnntlo of cliarlty hImiiiM be ex
tended to Goo. W. Davie, as no ono
knows tho prewuiro that was brmght to
hear on him or tho influences ho wan
sublecUnl to. Tliat he was not strong
enough to stand ag'alml CTiem Is tfio lie
plorahle fact that hanoaused his friends
and other innocent parties suffering.
Jlut I'ennoyor was govornor of the He
form party and should have known
what was going on and should havu
protected the state Ills record will not
rexanseihlm, as ho charged that tlioro
was fraud In tho school land manage
ment.
Pennoyor's second campaign was oon
duotixl upon two Ihjuos, unearthing the
frauds uhargud In his platform and
s piches on tho management ol tho Htnto
school lands and lieu lands, the latter ol
whioh he had tho rolu charge ol select-1
lug. Ho was eight yours chairman of
Hint school laud hoard and had an op
portunity to learn tho truth about those
things charged by his party, and yet
uovur iiuuloun examination or attempt
ed to dicovor any frauds.
Why should not I'unnoynr ay as
well as fetuuhan and Mollrhle? He
was there for the people, He was tho
minority party. II u was thure to protect
tho public agalnet llupuhliaau oorruption
Wliioli ho and his jwrty ooitllmially
Qhargod hut uevtir uncovered, lie did
not do his duty, lie hImjuIcI liulp repay
tho money thut was Htolon through his
negllgtinoo.
W,ll ami to a Inhto trr.iryo Hke.
jTT ft BOWKB, W Vtu Hittt, New Vark.
SALEM BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Of AMakcs Very Few Chances In the Cor'ps
or Tcacners.
Prof. J. J. Kraps Offered Assistant
Principal of East School.
The board ol dlrectore of Salem school
'district held its mooting Saturday night,
for tho purpose of electing teachers and
Janitors for tho ensuing year, selections
being mado as follews:
Prof. 1). W. Yoder, City Superinten
dent and principal Kaet School.
.'MNCli'AI.fl.
J. S. Graham, North School.
L. II. Haker, Lincoln fiohool.
' Mrs. Alico II. Dodd, Central Schools.
Walter M. Smith, Park School.
.7, J. Krapps, Assistant at iasi
School.
TRACIIEIIS
ry Aitken
.lie liailou
Dull Hrumlev
Krinlno Hushuotl
Cora Lltchfiold
Myra U. Nichols
Carrlo M. Ogle
Carrie Koland
Ulla Parrish
Kthel Kigdon
Clura Q. Scott
Agnes Blropard -HallioTliomaB
Kiln Welch
Cora Winters
Nellie Starr
Julia McCulloch
Kuiiiia Kramer
'
far. such a rok VlB "
processes of nlanat'K uu llM"r
wrtwklng what should be proflUble en
iwprIM to rwoonend further Invest
MiMts of capital under theso clroum.
tlMM. bul. It Is not hpnoirt to norsuado
ridHts or Boti-rssldents to Invest
Ill wl.ws It wllbwivw yield ft return,
No oaa.can dhjolose Wjha public what
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SAVINGS
Tim Jouiikai. tHrtturilay prluUxl lli"
narnosof the cHlldrenwhQ were deposit
ors 'In tho public solbilftavlngbrtuk.
This savings system was csUIiIIhIiimI by
tho efforts of tho Woman's Christian
Temerri5ey nlon and olllolully endorsoil
by tho Hoard of lMtu-atlon of this city,
who designated tho bank in whioh the
money gathered up In each of tho Salem
publie schools esoli Monday muring, was
idMed for fo keeping. The President
of the school board for the past year wus
W. M, Qherrlnxtoji who was employed
In thndllbsrt Hr6. tnuslual Instrument
agsnoy, and soino of tho notes nt the
bank now eguntiHl i aswls M I0
doubt washed wlthjlUo filol lyWlngs.
Tliat tills wis all done In good laitn, ami
that theru was no Intent to steal tho
dwslli o thq'sipOl Hjilldfvn must Im
Uketi for granted. tut thefatthand
honor of the tinuii)iiHj If morally
plwlgeil to ikhi theee ilKsHa made good.
In all some three or four huudrod
hlldrru wfV depositors at dlffereut
times In the )H?b.le school saVlHgs Iwlik.
They wera Iwlng elueatnl In habits (
thrift and efauamy that would wake
them good oanservatlte uUlwiu In time
with something laid away fur a raUy
day, II tho Hi"sJ vi the. lyik
know they Wuftiapproaehlng it mm
dltlon of Insolvoney and ttwrt. sUll tak
ing tlfsso t!ojosU they were' guilty of
larceny by Hsa d shBAiW b pros-
awiH !y ,w JWrittj Mjlowr- l
msbuiiuhI they did not know ol such a
oouOUlou ol lhlnga axUUuii In tholr
bank. That will deeiHl eomoon what
tho report of tho reselvur will show lu
wav. Of aiwliv W"W
To Curt a Coll In One Ujy
IVko Uitle Hr.tHiu UmIhIhh TWt.
II ll
HiiMtiUrni
W.I If
nut tha mimttjr
All
MU tu er
oT'ilgiuluteU wh eoflh boi.
The Hulem Journal tolls alout a
'character" ol thnt town being com
mlttod to tho Insane asylum mi thu In
formation "that ho is an idlottu, destruc
tive and violent, und that he Iuih uhhI
aleholio drinks, opium and tobacco to
oxcobs." The paper naively adds that
"no further ouumt of tho man's inoinlty
was dlsooveriMl in the exumiuntinu."
What more do they want In Salem, or
any other place for that llmtter'.,--Kimono
Uuard.
- a ni. j......i..uiri.r,ioini it riwiva uioji'BiMii"?
7.. .7- .A.. T;V JTi MtdJ larir sums 4frh Um
or ttic mm fww". n-r; ry j ' vv ' . JTsMUJL
iffmil losses. THO JUHQU me i"i.Wv,..-. ,
UlUta all
tW. If the trutU wr JtHtm Jha
Itertha Ilyrd
Margaret. Cospar
Maria D'Arcy
Anno Fisher
Anna Gordon
N.Adda Hurt
HorthaKotchum
MinneUaMagers
Alloua Mollen
Hose K. Mooro
Maude Myer
JANITOnH.
HiiBt C. C. Itohlnson.
Park 0. 1). Purdy.
Lincoln U. N. Nye.
i North Jos. It. Cooley.
Centrals James Fislier.
Frof. W. M. Smith, tho new principal
of tlie Park mihool, succeeds Prof G. A,
Prentiss, retired: ho was lust year assist
ant to Hie principal id the Mast school,
Misses Cora Lltchfiold and Julia McCul
loolC taught in tho Salem schools sev
eral years ago and wore ok-clod, together
with MIbh Nollio Starr, to till tho places
of throo teachers rotired. Prof. 11. IL
Smith, at prerieut assistant at Ihist
Hiliool, will he succeeded by Prof. J. J.
Krapps.
Mrs. Hall, Miss Marsh and Miss Staf
ford resigned previous to the meeting
of tho board.
Tho hoard made as fuw changes as
have over bmn mado at an annual elec
tion. The now law that prohibits any
teacher being em ploy ed who is in any
way related to u iiiemhor of tho board
Hindu a change necessary Hn thrt Fast
school assistant principal. Vrof. Krapps
was not an applicant for tho position
but is one of tho best known educators
In the county, and lunuu who has made
his murk in tbe educatioual profession.
Walter Smith is principal at Mitchell,
Ore., and Is ono ol the progressive and
growing educators of tho State. Tho
selections mado by tho board will gho
general ssllsfaetiou. The record has
now been established of retaining as
many us possible and this will build up
both the reboots and tho teachers, The
outlook for the Hnlem schools is very
bright but there is still a great deal ot
work to ho done in improving thueoimc.
ul Hiiuiy, ruining inesiHmiurosfli graue
work.
lw! i school neods very much a small
library of a few hutidiod volumes, and
it is hoped the nwplu in eaoh neighbor
hood will follow the uxamploot the Lin
coln svhool and by a H-oHrntivu effort
MH-ure a lew liuudreU volumes ol 1 1 turn
Hire suitable for children of school age.
6
It was too bd
flnrrett wiMn lw
and kcture.
a
Georve Washington Weeks lwhls a
cotv convention at his town ot laurai.ot?
Friday ol tWs week.
IlisnottMiMrly t Wt that a
good lot of fall cabbage sIhwW be pnt
out If tlwre is not to be a scarcity of
sauerkraut.
The motUwsot the Ualtimore Star are
'All il.M npwi and oninoins wltltout pre
judice," and "Always an exjwnent of1
right always an antagonist oi w roug.
s a
Tlie Harmsworth idea, named for the
Knglish Ldilor, fclwold be called the
Stephens' idea. K. W. Stephens was
publishing the Columbia (Mo.j Herald,
the best country newspaper in me i m
ted States. In that form long More Mr.
Harmsworth lecame a fad in this
country.
Whit Sball we Hive for Dcsertf
This (pjestlou arises lu the family
every day. Let us answer It today.
Try JellO, a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared In two minutes.
No bolllngl no baking! simply add
ivllltif. rvntpr n nit Bet to COOl. r la-
vern: Lemon. Orange, Itnupberry nnd
3trnwberry. Get a package lit your
grocerB. today. 10 cU.
Demand for Normal Graduates
The State Nohnal b'chool at Mon
mouth reports that the demand for its
graduates during the past year has been
much beyond the the supply, urauu
ates from there prActically asruro a place
worth from MO to $75 per month. The
students take the Stoto examination
during tho regular course, and are eas
ily able to pass on all subjects required
for tho State papers before graduation.
Tho school has a well equipped Train
ing department consisting ol a nlne
grado town school ami ol a typical
country school.
BICYCLE
ATTHEIR POPULAR LISJ PRICES CyAf J
ARE THE 22 YEAR. FAVORITES vJP-X w-
Wheels sold on easy payments. Your Vhinfl Aj IldllbCr
old wheel taken In trade. A full line of Ollipy ", ,
tlcycle sundries, tires etc.atrleht prices. as Commercial street.
Bear in Mind ZVWMtt mtn.
South and East
VIA
Soukio Pacific Co,
THF SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and way
stations at o:u a. iu. , ? o. u. iyiu
4:5B p. m.
9-y a m :isu i' m
V
I,T roriunil.
Lt Balem.
Ar Ahlinl-
Ar 8Jcrmeiito-
Ar Bmi Fraticlioo
ArKsnwi, City-
Ar caiCBjco-
J$i VasBsHlHsaE,
F. IE. SHAFER
Harness,- Saddles, Whips, Robes
and everything in our line at low
est prices.
123 State St.
A Bureau 3 Information.
The Burlington ticket office in Portland is a veritable
Bureau of Information for trsvelers-a place where
they can learn hat it M cost to reach ANY poh" in
America or Europe; how long the trip will .
what there is to see on the way.
If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop In au
get full information, or. if you preler, vmie are
Omaha, Chicago. Ksosss City,
EVERYWHERE beyond.
St. LIs aad
A. C Swkldon, General Agent,
Cor. Third and Stark St., Portlsnd, Ore
Beware of a Coueh.
A cough is not a disease hut n sym
torn. Consumption and bronchitis,
whidh nru tha most damzorous and fatal
diseases, have for their tlrst indication n
persistent cougli, unu ll properly iruaieu
us soon as this cougli appears aro eas
ilv ininxl. Chamberllain 'r Couuh Item-
ody has proven wonderfully successful,
nnd gained its wide reputation and ex
tensive sale by Its success in curing
tho diaaus which cause coughing. If
it In not iMinetkial It will not cost you
a cent. For sale by F. U. Haas, Drug
gist.
OASTORIA.
Uurtths IfJKilKJYMHJrtAlsarsBMjfJ
y?k85r"
SPECIAL RATES ON !
PRESIDENT'S DAY
By
Edwin Stone, Manaeerof the Cor
vallls and Eastern Railway,
tne
i.k r.ylvl tliH nubllo whool lc
IMMtts up to and Inohjdjng Monday
night, when It elose4 Tjiasdtty. moruig.
W '.. .- A 1 ..MI.2I. ..--. 1
auu MlOklnuu
,Un l'MTi
penM Its aMir,
.-tu.ut.luir. hours to -rwiicasiHHHw
WJ'T"?V'' SH1.. .
'jlefrm tljsjevoral irlnoiMlriMlJt
tw old puniih " lo l at pence
iwrktte for r," th " Kvitt ot the
larger jvit of life's sfVM, wlivtber
of iwtloiw or liiditidual
The tllffwvHi' lMPteii the hwUhy,
happy niotltw who has uwdtUy chtUUeu
to nurM Nwl wurtVi. awl th mV
itetvows inotker, with a weaVllnx child,
Is UKMtly duTvrencs of piwpaiMlW
Th at t jHrjwrallvc foe mathwUootl
U IH. rVrce's FavoriW l"i4fiptUM. It
tiwiHiullltsai the wm-vs. eiKuursitiM the
HtHK'tile and induces rsfriMHti lep.
( a4vss tht mother ktnrath to itvs ir
final. It iiH)Mtls rUMtiiity and aUsuath
to the orgau uf uwtrtitt k that Uie
baby's ahut is MN'ta-ll piulrM.
j imt ImW't Ik vrtutac yuM k M y
kHuMMutui nM rnmit tuthvn -)
VKk, Ol I IWWWH, '" i
HC WUII U
Mr HI
I" H&
filrtlttk
t MyMljkJ
Hit aKtf trytg
mi(UM
lt4Mknt
I cbM
lulUt ' 1 U4 to Ckk-uu aihl gut hi.
tMlltM. Wbkb wy wife tok. UWrtfahtMfM
Ml tw nn Uiu Ike Sit lwt tad wfcta
Wtiy v Ux U vrteb4 tw l WMJ
wUI trtylw imwbiW llr . SV
cUH M H UM tfutud wMl
hi M liwHtijr M VV
w Ik mum ol nkk a baUhy toby I Ml
X md yvu tW dlWS.ssr S
wy wife a 44
tWl lotkBt
iul ywt
f Dr. Wsnst's OaatwoH. SHs MU1
Advfeer, in m np, is wt fim m
jlV N"' lufu- N Y
WV97n3SC
u32lk sv eMa vtSiMbU
A Very Remarkable Remedy.
"It is with good deal of pleasure
and Katisfsetion that 1 reoommeud
Chamtor'alu s Colic, Oho)t)ra ami Diarr-
lioea KviiiMly," says Druggist A, V,
Vttwte)l4,oi llattferd, Ueuu. "A lady
customer, svoiug the remedy axpoed
for sale on my show caw, said to me :
'I really Mieve tlmt rnodielnH saved my
me in iat Mimuier wniie at tne snure,
and she IxM'ame so wittumatic over its
merits that 1 at once mmle up my mind
to rvommMtd it in tlie future. Recently
a gentleinau came Into aiy store so over
whuo will col 10 psius that he sank ut
(Utv to (he rloor. 1 gave him a doe of
Uiu remedy which lwtlHnl him. 1 re-
rted the do-m and In rlftoon minutes
Wt my store smilingly litformlng
me that h fell as well as ever," Sold
by P. U. Haas, Druggist.
Change of Firm.
I wish to anaounce to the nulJUi that
1 have sold my undertaking parlors an
Makes rate of $2 for round trip from
Yaauina to Nashville, inclusive, and one
faro for the round trip from Summit to
Granger Inclusive to Albany, account of
Presidential Bpeclal which passes Al
bany, May '22, about 8 a. ni. Soil tickets
May 82 only.
Tickets good on dateol Bale only. Par
ties holding theso tickets from Nashville
to Yaauina can. If they so desire, have
limit oxtonded to May 23 by paying
Agent Albany 00 cents additional, ami
parties from Hummit to (iranger by pay
ing A guilt Albany 25 cents.
Aeent Albany will extend any ticket
so presented, taking form and iiiiinW
of samo with destination ami amount
collected mid report same to Auditor.
Do not extend beyond May 2lL
Also authorizes rate of ono fare for tho
round frlp from Detroit ami all points
west thereof to Albany Tickets (or
sale amFgood going May 21 and return
ing May 241 only.
pullman i
ordinary i
sleepers;
Tho touriBt travel between the Fast ,
and tho Paciffc Coast has reached enor
mous proportions in the last lew years,
nnd culls tor a special ciass oi tiium
munt. To meet this demand the Pull
man Company has issued from its shops
what it technically calls the "Pullman
Ordinary Weeper.' These cars appear
similar to the regular sleeper: being
hnilton tho same plim.but not furnished
with thosauio elegance. They are equip
ped with mattresses, blankets, eheets,
pillows, pillow-cases, towels, combs,
brushes, etc., requiring nothing of the
kind lo bo furnished by the passenger.
Each car has a stove for making tea and
coffee and doing "light housekeeping,"
I and oach section can be fitted with nn
adjustable table. An uniformed porter
accompanies each car, his business be
ing to make up berthb, keep the air
clsun, and look after the wants and
comforts of tho passengers. In oach of
tho trains wliK-h are dispatched dally
from Portland by the O. 11 & N. Co. is
to be found ono of these "Pullman Or
dinary Sleepers." The car uttached to
tha "Chicago-Portland Sneclals" coos
through to Chiiago with change, and the
one in the "Atlantic Express" runs to
Kansas Citv without change. Pitssen
gorj in this car for Chicago change to it
itliniliir i'r hi (irnnifar.
Much of tht first class travel Is being
carried hi tbea cars, tho rates being
lower, and the service nearly equal to
O. C. T Co's
PAS8EN0EK UTKASiKH
POMONA
altonA
liKAVKU KOIl POUTLAND
It eirepl nurvlAjr aids in.
nil ir
OUK'K TIMB AND fIIKAl KATES.
Ui-ck liotwcen Htate &nl Conrt Uta.
M. 1". HAhUWlN, AKnf
aTTj(m .nitcJ .
At Kl rJ -
Ar Fort Worm
Ar City of Mexico.
Ar Houttou
Ar New Orleans
Ar WMhlugion
.11:00 A H
.12 A M
. . 60 V M
TASr M
6.M A M
9:.' A M
735 A M
7.12 AM
iw t- M
c-oo r m
640 A M
11:30 A M
7; 0 A M
6.30 I M
6:42 A M
.12.10 P M
1UA1 1
12:l J' X
W A ia
8l4A H
7i)K M
;6 A H
7SM A M
8 AM
TXTTil
6:C0 P M
r;:S0 A M
1- 'I A M
'00 A M
631 1 X
12:1(1
Ar New Yorx
Pullman and Tourists oars on bot-.
trainB. Chair cars Sacnimonto to ; Ogdo
and El Paeo, and tourist cars to Chicago,
Bt. Louis. New Orleans an' waHhliigtoi
Connecting at ban p'rarullsoo with bcv
eral stoomship lines for Honolulu
Japan, Chlnn, FhllipptuoB, Contrnl en
South America.
fine Bcent at Ka!e Station, or address
0. H. MAKKUAM, U. P. A.,
Portland, Ori-gon
In a word this tells of
the Passenger Service
vis.
"The Best of
Everything"
Tlie Northwestern Line
S Trains daily between St. Paul
nnd Chicago comprising the latest
Pullman Sleepers, Peerlesa Dining Cars,
Library and Observation Cars,
Free Reclining Clinir Cnrs.
The 20lh Century Train -"THE N0HTII WHST
UHN LIMITED" Ruas every day or the year.
Finest Train Electric Dewed
in the World 5,cara """-
To Chicago By Daylight
The Badger State Express,
the flnestDay Train running
between M.Pnul and Chicago
Vin the Short Lino. Connec-
tions from tho West mado via
Thu Northern Pacific, Groat
Northern, Canadian Pucillc
This is also tho best lino between
Omaha, St. Paul nnd Minneapolis.
All Afents sell tickets Vis
"The north-western tine.":
VV. II, MEAD, II. L.SISLER,
G. A. - T A
n l i l 1 o ll !
o hock isianii & nicmc
Make your trip East pleasant and
comfortable by using tho G-'wt Kock
Island porsonajly conducted oxcurslonB
in tourist sleeping earn which go East
overy week of tho year via Salt Lake
City ana thoSconic line.
"Pullman sleeping cars overy day to
Chicago. Toll your ticket agent yon
want your tlckot oyor tho
Great Rock Island Route-
from Denver. All tlckot agents boII them.
Write for folders.
A. E. CoOrsn,
G. A., Portland, Ore.
Free Book
To Weak Men
Weak and nervous men rend "Strength
ts Um and Abuse by Men."
Doctor
Sanden
Corvallis & Astern Railroad
TIME CARD,
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Aioany isho p. tu,
Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:60 p. un
Train arrives Yaqulna 0:45 p. tu,
No. 1 Lleturnlng: '
Leaves Yaauina 010 a. tu,
Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. in,
Arrives Albany..
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leuvci Albany
Arrives Detroit .
No. 4 Returning:
Leaves Detroit . .
Arrives Albuny.
When
Hinges.
your eyes ache think of
Seed Corn
Seed Wheat ,
Land Plaster
Lee's Lice Killer
ltemumbur wo carry the largest stock
of Peed and Seeds in tho olty and are
proivared to till all orders on short no
tice at the lowest prices for reliable
goods.
BREWSTER & WHITE
FCEPMUH AND SEEDSMEN
Phone 1781. 91 Court St.
IK
ll
tftatrt street to Mr. 1). K Ituntiinger
All axttaats due UieuiuhjrtMkitig parlors
tottl Im lecalvijtl at Um furiuluru store ol
Ituiwt A Hamilton ott CmuwUl street.
k u iw
Max O. IIukxk.
What Salem People Say.
reo)H wno nae tne nasi twoyars
Uw patronWMg the 8aletH Bteain l)ye
WorU all are free to wy that they never
Wad Wttar work ttw in their lives.
A sjhNDt<y it watl of cleaHlug. dyeing
ml impairing btdiea' and gentlemen's
uaratisaia ol a
(H-Uw MHldRt
ftrftfc
your mothwr-
-. .
at
& O, Burkhaft
Capital Lunch Counter
'oxt door to llarrltt A 1awihw.
8ttrxos tjuvbi'st nyalt and lunch oiirs
in tho olty, Prompt service, clean place
nd uooil ctKikiug. Give the how place
oalh
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets all matt and paMugr trains.
Uaraq to all parts of the city. Prompt
sorvtco. Telephone No. U.
DIBQUK & 110MYKU
Silvcrton Summer School
Conducted by Y. J. Crawford,
A. M. WgltiniHt; Moaday, July
1. ami oouttiiHini; fkU wek,
nliMiugAus. t, IfOl. TaiUou
w term (&.00 in advance, Tm
noursen : teayWs' rtiview
toarsa. A (Hipiu raviw vtmtm
or iHtormatioH addreM
V? J, Crawford, Silvcrton. Or.
that in tho phIaco sleepers.
iiiK folders, write to
For rates and lull information, inclmb
A. L. CUAIO.
tieueral Pawengor Aiieiit.-O. U. A N. Co.
Portland, Oregon.
Procosals for Wood for State Capitol.
Sealed bids endorsed "Proposals for
Wood for Capitol," addressed to the
undersigned, will be received at the
ofllco of the Secretary of State until two
o'clock p, in. June 1st, 1001, for nil or
any part ot four hundred cords of tir
wood, out while green from big Mr aud
well soasoued. Also (ot fifteen cords of
split oak wool. All wood must be four
feet lout; ; reasonfcbly straight, not less
than two aud a half inches in diameter.
To be delivered at the Capitol grounds,
erwithiu tour or live blocks thereof.
cloeoly corded without bulk-heaih),OR or
before September 1st. 1001. The rhrlit
reserved to reject any and all bids aud to
waive any lormaiity.
F. I. DUXBAK.
6 4 wAstd Secretary of Stale,
.. Dissolution of Partnership
notice is hereby glvsn that the co
partnership heretofore existing between
John . Wright, Frank Davis aud 11. J.
Thatcher under the firm name of J. O.
Wright A Co lias this day been dissolved
by mutual content, Frank Davis retir
ing fiom the nmi and H. Davis succeed-
tug to hts interests therein. J. G.
Wright A Co uill continue the business,
pay all claims agamet eakl Arm and col
Uvtull debts due tlureto.
6 4 lm J. G. Wkwht A Co.
The "Crack Train" of th? Nnnhvi.ct
U Uie Sortuern Pacific's new tram the
-.onn uoajt ijuiited"wbich runs daily
Wlweeu Portland aud St, Panl.
TUs tram is the surprise of eaitetnars,
theprhU oftbe Northern Paeinc and
the talk f the wet
This train k e.iuip,l with broaj
viwtibuhH, etiiMthoM air brakes,
steel platforms, steam heat, electric
lights and steel tired paper wheels.
ObwrvaVKin aud Diaing cars ami
1 utltaau s-hwpm, abo Tourist Sleepers
arti o(xratii ou this tram, lu the
latuw m a wpardte coiupartweut u a
cookmg rang nitb fire nw for the
oceupaiits of the carho prefer to
prparthirowB meals. In snort it is
a cowabrta up to-kt trais throaghout.
Uie Nortbora Pacific aud yoa will be well
wd for. tor ratw aad other inferia.
Uoa writ A. D. dwrilM, Portlaad,
wo, or mm any Northern Paeiae
.
lt tells all about my DH. SAN DUN
KLKCTU1C 1IKI.TS, and how they are
ticed to cure such wiw of rheumatism,
lunilmgo, sclata, lame back, kidney,
liver nnd stomach disorders, -sleepless-now,
or any ol those diseases eculiur to
man.
Dr. A, T. Sanden
Suite 10, Ktisfel P.I.Ig. Portland Or.
STEAM DYEfNG
ANDCLeAMNG
ladles' tine drew and fancv enstumes
cleaned without ripping, by dry process.
wbich does not shrink or injure color.
Kid glove cleaned on short notice.
tallies' drsonoa and dress goods, blankets
and lace curtains, and drapiee cleaned.
rorusr cmiimhi ami ttyra.
GcstUwca's Ctoihlnt Cleaned, Dyed
ana Repaired.
Work neat, cheap, and promptly
done. Send postal or call.
Mk. C. II. Walkkr.
M-'lis 105 Comiiiercial St.
TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL
...12:15 p. ui.
.... 7:00a. ui.
....11:20a. m.
....12:10 p.m.
. ... 5:45 p, in.
Ono and two connect at Alhuny and
CorvalllH with .Southern Fad lie trains,
UlYinK direct servtco to aud trotn Now
port uud adjacent beaches.
Trains fur the mountains arrive at
Detroit at uoon, kIvIdk ample time
to reach camping Krounds ou the
Breltenbush aud Santluni rlvera tho
same day.
II L WAI.DKN. , KDWIN BTONK.
TF,4r,A ' Mntf
J. TUKKEK.
Ag nt. tlbsnr
Largo Wall Maps of the
United Statea....
Given Away
HOW TO GET ONE
If you aro going Kast, or thinking of
eonding for your family, do not buy your
tickets until you have secured rates
Huie Wing Sang Co,
Chinese and Japauet Fancy and Dry
goods, bilks, ladies' Underwear, wiiets',
wrappers and embroiderery. Furnish
ing Goods, Mattings, Ornaments, China
ware, etc, All wiling at very low prices.
140 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC
AND PRESIDENT McKINLEY
ROAD Co. Their service is excelled by
none, and they can reach all points in
the East, South or Southeast from any
point In Oregon or Washington.
Through touriet car from Pacific Coast
to New York.
If you will send fifteen Bents in stamps
to tho address givon below, wo will
forward you by return mall a largo wall
map of the United States, Cuba and
Porto Hlco, 34xi0 Inches.
For particulars regarding passenger or
freight rates, call on or address,
B. II. Tbuuuull,
Com'l Ag't. 111. Cent. R. It,
142 Third st Portland Or
tirt i -- .
rresiueui .MCKiniey win top at '
-"aiam, Jiay sm, fortlanJ, May 22d
Tlie Soathern Pacific announces rate of
onefam round trip totiaUw from staUons
bet wm i Turner aad UoMburg, and to
lortlawl, from stations betwren Oregon
Citv awl Itoseburj. Excursioiw ttukets
will be oa pa for trains arriving at
lor PartlaiHT on th morning of
MJ' 21, and leaving same evening or
following matuing."
"The recantioo UXAraiaaa Imvn lkvn ui
planned as to ghe to as many as possible
MR OpuortUUitV to g anil iu.ir tti
PridMit"
"The committee of arrangement will
spare no efforts to make thu oconsiou a
memorable one.
CASTQR I A
For Infants aud CM14rflu.
The Kind You Have Always Bough;
HOT SPRINGS
Dctboit, Ore. April 21, 1001 Tho
Trail to the Breitenbush Hot Springs is
again opened up for the use of the public
at large. A substantial Bridge is now
aurosb tho river and nouBiderabla im
provements have also been made at the
Springs, eo any ono wishing to go there
can Lave better accommodations than
heretofore.
Pack trains are now in reaTTluesa to
carry all who may wish to take advant
ago of the early season.
Any ono going in to the Springa.can
do well by purchasing their supply of
II. Jacobs of Petorit nt Salem and
Albauy prices, thereby saving freight
on same. 4 25 lm
Reservatioas to Open.
The Kiowa and Camancho country In
Indian Territory will be opened for
settlement this summer. It ia a grand
country, and reached only via the Great
Rock Island Route, If you are In
terested, write for booklet "The Okla
homa Opportunity," It tells you all
about Oklahoma and (bo country to be
opened.
A. Ej Gooi-kb, O. A.
a) Atder Bt., Portland Oregon.
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