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WHAT'S ON YOUR HEAD?
TO YC
YOU, what's on your ticad Is not
as much Importance as what's
In it. Nor to us,
Forto ahead with something in It, we,
canappcal: can prove that $3 buys the
best of Derbies; buys (If purchased
here) correct shape to the fraction of
an inch, correct color to a half tone.'
The most costly Item the exclusive
hatter puts In his hats Is his name.
Any popular style you wish. All the
.Spring1 Styles arc now ready.
In almost every walk Of Ufa thero
have lieon great women, But ban there
ever been a woman who lias reached
the very highest pinnacle In any field?
In tho Juno Cosmopolitan, Ella Wbeolor
Wilcox answers this question In tho
negative and declares that even In the
essentially feminine Vocations of cook
ing, dressmaking and millinery, men
excell women. "Women," says Mrs.
Wilcox, "have not the concentration
which gives a clear perspective They
lack system and pationco and ore (lis
traded by do alls or turned aside by
vanity."
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of P
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new Classification
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Tho People's Clothiers, and Furnishers
2G7 Commercial Bt. Balom.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Mombor Northwost Aftornoon
Nowap&pe-r Longuo.
BY HOFBR DnOTHERO,
TIlUItSDAY, JUNK 0, 1001.
Dally Ono Year, S3.00 In Advunoa
Dally Four Month 831. In Advance
Dally by Carrlor OOo Par Month
Weekly Ono Yoar.SI.OO In Advance
Town Topics Publishing Co., Now
York, have Issued one of their char
Brokers,
A seat In the New York Stock Ex
change ia not personal property, within
Laws 1690. c. U02, 2, subd. 4, defining
personal property for purposes of taxa
tion, and is riot taxable to a nonresident
ttndor section 7, providing that personal
proporty of a nonresident shall bo taxed
"to tho extent" at if owned by a resid
ent. Tho valuo of a teat in New York
Stock Exchaniro is capital Invested in
. ' business in tho stnto, but is not taxable,
fi&z$k
say nothing,
must go."
I am not appreciated. I
LATE LITERARY NOTES
Ylctory
Onco mora to tho chargo and repent
Tho fearless, undo'nbtlng endeavor,
Tho grasp of tho hands and tho spring of
the feet
Unwearied forover,
Atlantic for Juno,
Small, Maynnrd & Co., Boston, have
added a Ufa of Grant to their Beacon
biographical series. It is written by
Owoa WIstor, and is complolo as aro all
those little studios that tako not ovor
two hours to read but aro tho product
of groat ability and critical application
to tho mass of litoraturo that has galhor
cd around bit naino. The estimate of
Grant lathe noaroat truth of any that
has yat boon mado. It does not cook to
deny that Grant was naturally Indolent,
.that ho did got drunicand that ho
did mako mistake. But tho whole
picture does not dotraot from the
grandeur of hit chatactar nor diminish
the eminence of tho services ho rendered
the nation. Trado auppllod at Salem,
Ore, by Patton Bros., booksellers.
Wellington'! personal tattos and
habits, like thoso of tnott great men,
were very simple, nays Goldwln Smith
in tho Juno Atlantic. Ho enrod not for
show or pomp of any kind. Inttoad ol
building a counterpart to Blonholm, (or
which money had beon voted, ho bought
and improved Btrntlitloldsay, a common
country gentleman's house. In hit
diet ho wos very abstemious, oven to
the injury, it appears, of his lioalth. Ho
of course kept a first-rate French cook
for hit guests. Tho cook, It wat Bald,
out day suddenly retlgncd. The Duke,
in astonishment, nsktd the reason.
"Wat his talary lnsiifflclont7" "No,
'tnytaUry Is vory handsome, But I am
. not appreciated. I cook your dlunor
myself, a dlnntr fit for a king. You say
nothing, I go out and leave tho under
cook to cook your dlnnor. Ho
givos you a dinner fit for a pig. You
Scott, Foreiman & Co., Chicago, havo
rapidly gaiued(pramliienco by publishing
bolter than ordinary toxtbooka on
subjects of tho greatest educational im
Krtnnco, such as music, English
literature, rhotorla and composition. In
tho latter field of study thay have
publishod "Composition and Rhetoric
for Schools," by Profossors Herrlck and
Damon of tht University of Chicago.
Combining tho talents of a man and a
woman teacher In such a textbook Is a
practical Idoa of groat Importance. Tho
groat success of women writers in
modorn fiction proves that thoro Is a
nocesslty for imparting tho roflnod touch
and the Intultlvo perceptions of tho
fnmltilnn mlml In mnatinir the world's
jdomands, Bosldns cultivating good
taste, this work Is strong In teaching
what to avoid, whllo not crippling tl'io
creativo faculties by overloading them
with rebundant rulot. Trade supplied
by Patton Bros..bookiollois, Salem, 0 o.
nctoristlo stories of tho four hundred In
their quarterly, "Naughty Elisabeth" by
Mark Livingston. It is a novelotto of
lite loud order and will pleaso summer
readers of lively fiction. Tho volume
contains othor stories of humor and so
ciety. Trado supplies by Patton Ilrop.f
Booksellers, Balom, Or.
Tho Womons Home Companion for
Juno has an unuBally varied table of
contents. A chatty artlclo on "Early
Visitors at Wullesloy" and two papers
on "The highor Education ol Women"
aro timely. Especially suggestive of
summer aro the pictures of piazzas and
porticos. Tho houso hold departments
aro conducted as usual, and thoro aro
six pages dtvotcd to matters of fashion.
Published by tho Crowoll & Klrkpatrick
Co,, Springfield, Ohio; onodollara year;
ton cents a copy j samplo copy frco..
F. M. Buckles & Co., New York, havo
published tho English novol "In Lon
don's Heart" by George K. Slma in
paper oidltton in tholr Century teriot.
It Is a good standard plrco of fiction , put
up in good typo and in durable form.
Trade supplied by Patton Bros., book
sellers, Salem, Ore.
BAD BLOOD
Apropos of the Intoreat in all matters
electrical, stimulated by the Pan-Amor
lean Exposition, Mr. William C, An
drows contributes to tho IUvlow of
Reviews for Juno an Acouut of "How
Niagara kas boon 'Harnessed' "tho
complete story of tho engineering tri
umph which has brought about, within
tho past derado, tho utilization of waste
unrrgy In the form of electric powor
development at the rails, in tlis eamo
number, Prof Joseph S. Ames, of tho
Johns Hopkins University, desrrlbos
the recent work of Macronl, Testa, nnd
Pupln, In tht domain of eloctrle discov
ery, nnd especially tholr inventions In
wireless telegraphy nnd long dtstunce
telephony.
"Tho Beginner's Header" by Florence
Bass, anther of "Plant Life," and
"Anltaal Life."
Thtso "Lessons for Beginners in Band,
ing" are Intended for the youngest
children In school. Bubjoct-mnttor,
vocabulary, nnd method, have lieon
largely determined by their natural In
terests and Immediate netdu.
Tht book begins with nature study,
unit also givos attractive and corrtct
Ideat of tho moon, stars, little peoplo hi
other countries, and of early conditions
In this country, Throe very easy stories
conclude the hook, Thoso giro prautioe
in the reading of connected paragraphs,
With colored plates. By I). C. Health
A Co., Boston. Trade stippllod at Halom
by Patton Bros., Uooksellors.
Reveals Itself in
times the impurities in
many ways. Some-
inc dioou marie
trj y
PJ jftj
trJ
and mar the skin with blotches, pimples,
bolls or other eruptions. Sometimes the
result ol l)ii(i blood is
rheumatism or n debili
tated condition which ia
popularly described na
"fcelinir played
out, hardly able
to drug myself
around."
The Impurities
and poisons which
corrupt the blood, clog
the liver and cloud the
akin ate removed by the
use of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discov
ery. It does more than
eliminate the poisons : it
iuurcAsett the activity
of the blood-in ik I iiu
glands bo Unit there is
an Increased supply of
pure, iKxly-biilldiug blood. It brightens
the eyes, cleanses the skin, and gives
new, physical energy.
Accept no substitute for Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery.
"I llmtik Oixl for the kikk! your mrdlclnri
have done mr." wtlltrt Mr Jump M. Hltcmorr,
of Mitchell, tjiwrence Co, Iml , Ilox joi "I
wih nut well fur two yenrm My thnMt win
nlwayii wire, IimiI nrlicil ami tuck nclml namly
nil the time My weight wn 15s jhmiiuN I
wm taken Kick with typhoid finer, nml when
the fever left me I liml mich n twin In my tell
hlc I could nut hrruthe without pain. I
thought I inut illf My wife went to the
ilrmr More nml procured n ImltleofDr Tierce'
Holilen Mnllcnt lllwuvery nml n vial of hi
' I'leiu.iiit I'cllciK ' I illMxiiitluurtl the line nf
my doctor1 nmllciiic iiml Imkiu with the
'((olden Mcdliid lllwmcry ' nnd ' I'ellet ' I nl
outc twKli tu feet Ixltrr the xtlu wwil left my
Me nml I could lirmlhe wltliene In n week
or mi I fell w iniml could not ly In the nm
I lieKOti townlk ntHiut the tirt, I felt Iwiter
wch moruliiK Alter h mi)iith'mieuf the me.ll
cine I w well That wj over n jtr ajjo
Now I wrlxh 1H4 iwiimU mid del belter than
ever In my life"
Dr l'iercc's 1'lcas.iiit I'elleta cure cou-
tlKtti0lt,
as tho taxing statu to does not cover it.
CON. E Rep (N. Y.) 205.
Liquor Trades.
Where, in a prosecution for retailing
Hrjtior without having paid tho time, de
livering it to the purchaser In less quan
tities as required by tho purchaser, and
receiving pay fortjio jamo.but there was
no evidence that any specific eighteen
quftJts of beor vero set apart for the
purchaser with tho Intent that tho pro
potty thcroln should prosontly pas, do
fondant was guilty of retailing liquor,
within Com p. Laws, 4 C380, defining a
retail dealor as ono soiling one dozen
quart bottles or less at one time to any
person or porsons. 83 N. W. Uep.(Mlcl),)
1081.
Logs and Logging.
In an action brought undor Com p.
Laws of Michigan providing that, wheie
thoownor of logs placed ia a stream hnt
not made adequate provisions for driv
ing and keeping the stream unobstruct
ed, any othor person driving logs on the
dream may causo such obstruction to
bo removed at tho expense of tht owner
of such obstructing logs, tho defendants
undor the general issue may show that
that thoro was a contract betwoen the
parties that each should drive certain
portions of tho other. 85 N. W. Rep.
(Mich.) 1103.
Newspapers.
An agrocment betwoen sovoral inde
pendent concerns, each publishing a
nowBpaper and furnishing thoroby
means for advertising, to compol a fourth
porson engaged in like business to re
duce his rates for advertising orloso cus
tomers, indicates a mallrions purposo to
injiiro the business of the latter within
tho meaning of section 4 1 GO a, Rev.
St. 1808; but sovoral porsons, con
ducting iudopondont business enter
prises, may, in tho absence of a statuo,
combine to control prices for the
purposo of promoting tholr individual
interests, nnd In their operations to that
end impoverish n rival and drive him
out of business, thero boing no ma
liclout Intcut In their conduct, using
the term in tho sense of malice In law.
85 N. W. Rep. (Wit.) 1040.
Street Railways
A strtotrailway company Is not
liablo for ejecting a porson who pro
sontt a transfor ticket from a connecting
road which was not accoptable under tho
rtusotmblo rules of the company, where
n mlntako in issuing tho snmt was mado
by an employe of tho connecting road;
thero being no community of onterprlro
Imtween tho two companies, and the
business of each being independent.
WIN. V. Bhupp.031.
PlaliitllT, driving on a load of hay,
turned onto a street used by an electric
railway company, mid passed upon the
track without looking, and was struck
by a car coming up from behind, and
win Injured, Held, that ho was guilty
of contributory uegligeuce if tho car was
in sight and could havt beon teen when
ho turned upon tho track; or if, whon
plaintiff drove upon the track, tho car
was not Insight, and he traveled about
An Excellent Combination
The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known romedy,
Jrnur or Fiat, manufactured by tho
CAuronmx Fio Srnur Co.. illustrate
thovalutof obtaining the liquid laxa
tive principles of plants known to do
medicinally laxative and presenting
them in the form most ref resiling to the
taaU and acceptable to tho system. It
it the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, eltansing tho system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fovcrs
gently ytt promptly and enabling one
overcome habitual constipation per
.ianontlr. Itt perfect freedom fr
every objectionable quality and sub
.aanently,
everv obli
starve, and ltt
rreis, wimout wcaitcnine
them, make it tho ideal
actlnc on tue Kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakeninc
or Irritating
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, at they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known to tht CixiroiutiA. Fia Srnur
Co. only. In order to get Its beneficial
effects and to avoid Imitations, please
remember the full name of tho Company
printed on tlio ironi 01 every pacuage.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAK TOAMOISCO, OAXj.
XAUiaVILLS. KT. H3JW TOKK. W. T.
FornaU by all DruexlsU. Price Wc. per bottle.
300 feet along the track without looking
for tho approach of a car, and was in
jured by a collision with ono, ho was
guilty of contributory negligence. 85 K.
W. Rep, (Wis.) 1018.
Get WhaTYou Ask Fori
When you ask fo,? Cascarets Candy
Cathartic be smc you get them.
Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C.
Never sold in bulk. A substitutor is
always a cheat and a fraud. Beware I
All druggists, 10c.
Public Stcakliig.
Rev. J. Stitt Wilson of Chicago will
talk to the peoplo of Salem on the com.
Lug issues of tho day in Salam on Mon
day afternoou and evening at 8 p 111
The Ministers, Ladles au1 City Council
are cordialy invihd to hear him. one of
tho groatest) speakers in tht United
States on tho Issues of tho day. 0 fl 3t
CARiTOHZA
Burs the A li Yoil llatl AltwrS Bot
TODAY'S MARKET.
DRAW
6ut mm
IT JDJRHWS THE B75R
NO PUSH..
'('OOOOOOffiX
(Ill 'WAE!CW"JST -mm
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A SPECIAL
FEATURE
Knife can be lined up
with Pitman when wear
occurs. t A A! A
Pobtlano, Junofl. Wheat valley
nominal wana wana.UHty toouc.
Flour Portland, best gradea $2.00
$3.40. Graham 2 GO.
Oats Ohoico White f 1.32 per cental:
irrev ll.IiO $1.32 tier cental.
Millstuff Bran, $17.00; shorts, $20 00
iiayiimotny irJOSfH per ton.
Onions $1.60
Potatoes $1.10 per sack.
Hill 1.1 - tin.. .lal... tU In II ,-.....
mv. J.ua. ukii;. u ii , 1 lltliuy
creamery, 10 10 itftc btore 11 to 12Jfc
per pounu.
r.gKe - uregon, rancn ia to 12 per
uoz.
Poultry Chlckons, nilxctl $3.50 to'$t ;
hens 1.00 to 5.00; turkeys, live 10 to 12c.
oiuuon uroseou, i to He por pound
nuK urcsseuc. par pottnu.
Reef Topstoers,$5.005 26;cow8,M
50:droBBod boef, 8U to 8c.
Voal Dressed, 7ii 8c. for small.
Hops 12 to He.
Wool Valley, 12 to 13c; Eastern
Oregon, U12c; Mohalr.SO to 21c,
Hidos Green. saltod GO lbs. 7 S.
under 00 lbt, 7J6Q8J6 ; sheep pelts, 16
20c
SALKU UARKKT.
Wheat o5 to GOc for feol.
Wool, 12 to 13c. Mohair, 21o.
Hops 11 to 130
Oats $1.10 to 1.15 percental.
Hay Ualod,cheat, $7.50 to $8 .timothy
$10 to $11. '
Kggs-ll 12o.
Flour In wholesale lots, $3.00; retail
70 to 85c sack.
Mlllstuffa Aran, $18.50; thortt, $20.50
Hows Dressed. 6c.
Live cattle Steers, 8Jto jcows, $3.00
to $3 25.
Sheep $2.60 gross
Drossed Veal OK cents.
Butter Dairy, IS4 to 15c ; creamery,
18 to 20, store 10 to 12 kc.
Poultry Hons per lb., 8c.
A Bureau! Information.
The Burlington ticket office in Portland is a verltablo
Bureau of Information for travelers a place whero
they can learn what It will cost to reach ANY point In
America or Europe; how long the trip will take, and
what there is to see on the way.
If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop in and
get full information, or. if you profer, write rae about it
Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and
EVERYWHERE beyond.
mm
npjnsjsjsjtjia
II
A. C. Suhldon, General Agent,
Cor. Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore.
m liinilkljSp
ML
SHOJtlNE
and vmon PACIFIC
DK"AtlT
FOH
CtllUHgO
lVirtlnnd
Ppcclftl
9 a m.
via Hunt
Ingtoit "Tuaritfo
Kxpreaa
y i. m.
tI& Hunt
Inglon
"Hn'mil"
Fmi Mall
C p. m.
la
Spoknuo
TIMK SHU iui.ps
Vtom 1'urtlatjd Or.
'alt Ijike. Dolivor. Ft.
won 1. umalia. Khiiimi
City, Bt. JLOUlf, L'lllciKO
a I'.nsi.
P!t Ijike. Denver Ft
Worth. Oiulm. . Kuntiit
City, 8t. Urnli, Clilcagj
aim r.ifi.
WsllVwafle, LulVto'nr
Bpokunc, Wallace. IMill
maii. Mluneanolls 8L
l'aul. Dululli.Mllnaukco
Ciuragu, anu ki.
AntJIVK
MtUM
:30.p, a.
r:oo
u.
F. E. SHAFER
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Robes
and everything In our line at low
est prices.
123 State St.
72
72
HOURS ,
POPTLAND TO CHICAGO
no tnante 01 tars
Through tickets East via nil rial, or
boat and rail, via Portland.
OCL'AN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland.
8 p. m.
Free Book
To Weak Men
Wi'ikand nervmi mnn re.td"Streiiih
ts U an I buH by Men "
Doctor
Sandeii
jUHP-iUiCf "), j jjjjj lllCOHVHIC,HT I
Dally
except
8uii(ty
8. p m
Saturday
10 in
All eallltiB: dates subject
to cbang-o
For Han Fraiioisco
Hall ererjr t days
COI.UMMA R1VKU
To AHorla and War
Landings.
4 p. lu
4 p. m.
ex. Uuudiir
It tolls all about my DR. RANDKN
ELEOTRIO HEI.TS, and hnw they nre
used to cure such casts of rliutiniHtism,
lumbago, sclata, lame back, kidney,
liver and stomiicli disorders, sleepless
ness, or any of those diseuces jiecullar tc
man.
Dr. A. T. Sanden
Sulto 10, Uuscel illd. Portland Or.
SOULE BLtOS.
Piano Tuners and Repairers
PORTLAND ORE.
For Salem and vicinity leave orders nt
Geo. Will's Music Store.
GRArtD RAILROAD
EXCURSION
Clven by Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers to
Salem, Sunday June 9, 1901
Potatoes 35o
.M. Eppley, east
ing l'.'o for eggs.
State street is of
"SSfiT Thla Draws tho'lUrd
AililcU Tracllojw
fTHE WHEELS WILL NOT LIFT FnOM.THE.GROUNO.
Wheels Cannot Lift,
Balanced Adjustable FingerBar M
Flexible Swath Board
Draw Cut Size 4 1-2 ft. and 5 'ft.
Big Draw Cut Size 6ift.-and 7
Champion Binder
lias tteel frame- and tteel guard. Hat force food elevator canvas. Has awoutrlo wheel to coin
prest bundles. Duly binder with relief rake to prevent cuoIiiik- Platform vanvass runs oloey to
knife. Kitted with ball aud roller beariuut. No nock weight uti horset. Gun bo (uruishwl with
elityf.carrier.
ft.
Whit Co the Children Dilnk? 3
Don't Klvo them tea or coffee. Huve
you tried tho new food drink called
(JUAIN'-O It Is delicious and nour
txhliic; and takes the place of coffee.
Tho more GralnO you glvo the cull
divu tho moro heulth you distribute
throiiKh their BystetUB. OnilnO Is
miiile of ptiro gntlns, and when prop
erly propurtnl tastes llko the choice
grades of coffee but costs about VI b
much. All grocera sell It. 15c. and
-IOC
This oxcurslon will bo the most pop
ular event of the senson and will be con
ducted throughout by capable aud ox.
porioncrd men in first-class manner, No
intoxlcatlni! Ilauors will be sold on tlm
grounds.
Tho amusements at Pair Grounds will
be numerous and varied, consisting ol
BIOYOLE RACES. ATIILET10
SPORTS. A GAME OF RASE HAT.!..
and other attractions.
Tho State institutions will be open to
viBiiurs irum i p. m. to p m.
Arrangement! have been mads with
hotels aud restaurants to accomodate all
who come.
The street cart will havo ample ac
comodationt for enabling visitors to vis
it all points of Jntorest,
Band concort at Stato Fair grounds.
Judging By Appearances
Of conrao, everybody does that, nnd
laundry nork can't bo judged uny other
way Everything Btibjecttd to onrartls
tie treatment comes out as clean uh n
Dohskid surface, as clear us crvHtal and
us bright iuj a Summer's day. ' Articled
washed nroncrlv last twice us lone, and
look twenty t.ines better than goods
uauiy laundered. Wo make cheap fab
rics matqtierado for something better.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONKl, J, OI.M8TKU, 1'IlONttKTOIt.
UOUOCH II. OLMBTKI), MOIt.
Phone 411 3M Liberty 8tret
SUPPOSE
You Save 5 Aifnutes
Four times a day by riding a bicyclo.
That's ten whole working days a year
almost an extra vacation :: :.-
Hartford Bicycles
Cost los-i than somo others, but nro
strong, light, handsomo and perfectly
adopted to road, runabout or ploasur'o
servlco. :: :: ;; ;; .:
Alodels for 1901. $35
Aludels for 1900, $30
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamers leave Salem for Portland and way
landings. Monday, Wednesday and Prlday at 10
a. m TuJiday. r.urjjj a j j .34turJay at 7U
m. For Independence, Albany andiiCorvallls.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday st 4 p. m.
For Independence, Monday, Wednesday and
rnaay oi -;ju p. m.
Through tickets East via all rail or boat and
rail via Portland, Ticket o f flee city dock.
E. T. THAYER. Atent
Salem, retoa.
South and East
VIA
Southrjtn Pacific Co,
THF SHASTA ROUTE
Trains lcavo Salem for Portland ant
stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. m
4:68 p. m.
Cv Portland
wav
and
Lv Bilera..
Ar Ashland
Ar Btcrmento..
Ar Bau FrancUco
ArOjden. ..
Ar oeavcr.
ArKans. L'tty.
.rumciRO
8.80 A M
.11.-00 A M
.125 A M
, 5:00 T M
. 7:i5 P M
Kt Los Angclci.
. 6J A M
. 9.30 A M
rain
. 7:42 A U
Ar Kl Faito..
Ar Fort wonu
Ar City of Mexico.
Ar Houston ,,....,
Ar New Orleans
Ar WMhlngton
Ar New York
2.fl0 r M
6O0 P M
6:30A M
11:S0 A M
7:vO A M
.. 6:50 P M
0.42 A M
U2;10 1 M
1M
10.83 P V
12;ttP V
IdHAN
8:4i AM
TooTTJ
8.15 . M
735 A U
8:80 A U
Xl
M
S.05 A
65)0 P
6:30 A H
11: A M
7.-00 A M
8:30 P M
6:11 A M
12:10 P
Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdou
aud El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
St. LouIb, New Orleans and Washington.
Connecting at San Frandisco with sov
oral steamship linos for Honolulu.
Japan, China, Philippines, Oontral and
South America.
Soo agent at Salon Station, or address
C. H. MARKHAM, 6. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
Columbia Coaator Brakes, $5.00 oxtra
oununes, now wheels r0 ront,
aring,
re
Otto J. Wilson
P.escript
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ion
The I'orce Feed Chtmrloa Ulader Is trovUed with the corrtct prlscltle for elevatlai tnle xid
r5uMwuS,,,,l,, ThC,CM,vlueor ,b, "ltleefele.t..wl.tepronp.;
The sutstaatUI rutlcr lerlo sever tet lose nor out or slupc. it s provided with ball beer
Ion whereur tVMlble to (ct the test elfect, Miileatle Iroa U ujed wherever Vtee Is not aid
CoakeiuentlylhentachUelsbeihlUhtaaCluratle, nni,tr icci u aot. aid
il,f5rwiltailta"0rm Ml Utl W1 ,r4Mf-,,",,ur,1,',l4cu'llwi of te proper
t1! ZV i tCf tUy tU W,,W" "$y rt,h of J,'tr '' 1 Mlly owrated
Tht Chatnpioa will work oa hilly Uai where eU tlc machlats wUI Up over. om,,J-
III I UUIlUlIf
. Lewis & er- 60. Brancli
'F, .'ft CARY,Mgr. Salem, Oregon
OATOIIIA.
Wite 9 ' Mil Ym Hw Alwin BaigH
Your Best Friend.
The good peoplo of Salem euloy one
luxury that they don't fully realiie,
but all who know of her nit rils fully ap
prolan hor iuodtlmablo services. Km.
erenco Is made to Mrs. C. II, Walker
of the Salem Dye Works, who ia alnava'
tho first person thought of when there
is to be. a party on hand, after a picnic,
when thoro is grease to remove or other
uinuuuu'Hiiors to wipe out ol warim; an.
Notice of Guardianship.
To Win, K. Joseph and all persons In
terested. Notice ia horebv civen that .Tnnn in
11)01, at the lour of 1 n.m.. of endl ilm.'
at tho ofllco of tho county judge of Ma
rou county, Oreon, Is a tlmo and place
appointed for tho hearing and examina
tion of the net'tlon of Wm. .imoi.ii in.
,i,. . ...;' - .".'. . r" "
I .BiiAiiiimiDiivui euaruian tor the
, person and estate of Win E. Joseph,
(spendthrift, and notice la hereby given
to the said Wm. E Joseph and to all
l oraons intereaieu to appear at said
time and place for the- purpose of show
ing reasons, if anv tharo be, why the
prayer of petitioner for n piinr.lt-m m i,
appointed for the person and estate ol
the said Wm. K. Joeeph, spendthrift,
should not be granted.
This notice is published pursuant to
imicr 01 me uon. j. u. Scott, Juduo
o the above entitled court, make this
3lst day of May, 1901,
n i i . .. . y JOSEPH
iiy I.. II. MoMahan, his attorney.
6 3 tf
I
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C T. Co's
PABaENUEIl arEAiKH
PpMONA
altonA
LEAVKS VOW POltTLAND
DICK HME AND CllEAP ItATEB.
Dook botweso Bute ami Cunrt rjt
M. V HAU)YIN. Agent-
ReducedRates"
Oil
Notice
of
Ilial l.-.
erah At that fitabliahtnent von Jn Prtnorhip heretofore known . vu!
iiL utivlliliif ba in. vLvlifts. s-.v... . .. ... jr ami It.L- In Iia O. ..,:! r h.
of soiled gloves, to the most elalwrate
silk gown. A gontlenun can get his
trousers creased, bis ht nlm..! nr i.:.
la .. I '-"- Vt 4111 wl
wnoie- suit reiuvvtiattHl to suit tl. ,iiei at once
ouren's taste. Uet week a 1'ortlai.a Urew.orT The
do we hau a glass of oitric acid lemnamle
pilled over her party dress, and it was
turned from a delicate tint to the vilest
of Termination
Partnership.
rotice is hereby given
partnershm liertnfnr L-.
. -...i i.. "..:."- .-"."""
T " v !'" "'8 1JI "rewery and
t,,.ri ."xi. ,IU'.V.rK0".'. " term.
va wu .iibv n. iisiii aii a..... .
il?ii,e.?r,n ,riop ,0 h i Mi" be
,r-
black wherever the counterfeit beverat-t.
touched it. Tho young man who tn-r-
.1.11 --'", j "loujjni hwouIU
aVolila month's salary to reHaee it.
hot to their great surprise Mrs. Wikar
reetoreu the.dreas to its original tantv
anil eleanllnM, Andsoitgoee. Evey
ra r.i'i" rs .u.,"Bo"ru- tb.t
SalemFeam lVe"woksmOUW U
at the olllce
Uiulertigurd
of said
retiring
member o said flm, of Kl.uger t Beck
bjwpeaks (or the new proprietor Mra
MarKonto Beck, th.t iKi 1. .'!.!."
retofore been extendftl to
au.MiKK A HECK.
MAl'KICK KLiNUER;
...i . : --i
wnwn has here
tiieoM tirm.
the
5-H ltn
Are now in effect to Buffalo, New York
Do you expect to attend the Pan
American Exposition?
i. ..! B. do V,01 bl'y '01,r tlckot until you
have investigated the service of o II
linols Central railroad.
B.?kl i."?,,Jon,' nre th0 -l'8t that
.-.. .,, ullr iruiiig Bra niuu.. .
oomecilaating.0U,,,1Oy08 C0Ur,e0U9 and
nrougii tourist cars from Punlrto
ooast to Boston via Buffalo 0i"C
j".00 w "nil 15 cents in .tamns
large 8 ineirwal. masoTthe gnS
btatw, Cuba and Porto K.co. '
Ativ Information rogardlni; ratn .
oonjodatlons, eervice X e, cotmecfions'
n .. . ?' H TrOMBOLL.
3ThJnl St., Portland On
Corvallis & Mm Railroad
TITVLJiJCARn
No. 2 For uauluaf '
Tra n Lavta Albany 12:60 p. m
Tru n leaves Corvallls.... Imo p. ux,
Train arrlvcH Vaqulna . G:55 p. m.
No. Returning:
Leaves Yaquina 7-0) a. ni
Leaves Corvallls AV.SS a. m
Arrives Albany 12:13 p. m
No. 3 For Detroit?
Leavos Corvallls l :30p. m.
Leaves Albany 2 3'jp m
Arrives Detroit o:26.p. ut.
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Dotrolt 5.30 a. m,
Arrives Albany JltS.'Su. m.
Arrives Corvallls 12: 15 p.m.
r. . ,n8mna(? 4 "otwoen Albany and
Coyallls, Tuesdays, Thuredays and Sat
urdays only. All other trains dally ex.
copt Sunday.
Trains 1 and 4 arrives in Albany In
time to connect with tho 8. P. south
bound, as well as Riving two or three
hours in Albany before departure of S.
P. .North bound train for Portland.
Tralii .No. 2 connocta with the 8, P.
west side train at Corvallls Crossing for
Independence, MoMlnnvillo and all
points north to Portland.
J. TtjRNut, Edwin Htonk,
Agent, Albany. Manoger.
"The Best of
Everything"
The Northwestern Line
8 fJ?,'?8 daily between St. Paul
PnJimn at80 C0lJJPri8lnB the latest
X ullnmn Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars,
Library and Observation Cars,
The 2n.hr,n,Rec!ini.n8 Chair Cars.
finest Train ElKtrIC Llghud
in the World s,era Hwti-
To diicapo Rv naviifriit
The Badeer State Express,
the finest Dav Train running
bcUm:iin.Pu.ilandOhicago
ia tho Short Line. Conner
tions f,om tho West made via
Tim Northern Pui-IHf flnul
Northern, Canadian Pacific
I his ia also tho best line between
Omaha, St. Paul and 'Minneapolis.
w n MDinThetorn-wtsteniUae.
W. II. MEAD. II. USI3LER.
C. A. t A
Is a word this tells of
the Passenrer Service
Tl.
Three Day Excursion Rates
ftV rim ....
Ketiring mwMber of said firm. I . ,A Pwial round trip rate of .50 from
. iauy IO.VIU IJltV. rtrrv Nf. " "
n ?& Pt into VCon the
J "" Et" Rail rxul for hunt!
i"g or fishing parties.
UCkBW BOOil CO nt? ShImhI...
GOIN' TO BUFFALO?
IF SO USE THE
GREAT ROCK ISLAND
ROUTE.
CASTOR I A
f xamni and oblldren.
Be Ol YouHare Always Bought ,
Bears tho
I SJiPttturo of
GG,
vtfmfa
and
s in
recrea
It
tion. lioo.1 mi .,.'JLi.:'"z'' '".'PS.
rt f!v ?.::: rrivm hh
?$ te. No BKHJIal onler necUa?y
iekets on sale at tho ticket oHiee. y
5 34 3m
A. E.
Personallyconductejr ex
curslons to Chicago and
East throo days overy
week. Through Pullman
Sleepers Salt Lake City
to Chicago every day
Ask your ticket Auent to
make your ticket read via
tho Great Rock Island
Route from Denver
Write for Folder.
COOPER. GENERAL AGENT
250 Alier St. Portland, Ore,