The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 20, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextmnwwMiJjHM- "K .-" ' 3S33Swr,,""K" MsttBMSAgs.Bt'aB'Mtdi n -,il- WWWWriWilMWBhltaKMaMifei lien a Man niarries lie wanta tlio host clotlics big circumstances allow. For ono Utno he is tho target of nil eyes, nnd it makes him comfortable to know his clothco wcro bought of no. This is why wo otiflt tho majority of well-appearing grooms in this neighborhood, Men come to us because they know wo know what they need, and thoy can leave ovory detail of their wants to us. They allow ua to se lect everything except their wives (wo positively will not take this responsibility). Different men have differ ent noeds, and require different kinds of garments, hut wo do our work woll in all cases. Komember ua when getting ready for the momentous occasion. :: :: :: G. W. JOHNSON & CO. Tho Peoplo's Clothiers, and Furnisliors N. . Wo do not deal in baby carriages. Tflf DAILY JOURNAL Mombor Northwost Afternoon Nowspapor Longuo. BY HOPBR BROTHERS, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1901. Dally One Yoar, S3.00 In Advance Dally Pour Month 91. In Advanao Dally by Carrier 6O0 Por Month Weekly Ono YoaKSI.OO In Advance SYSTEMATIC INFLATION. This leoms to bo tho order of the day, to judgo from tho latost circular of Henry Clows, of Now Yerk: As to the immediate course- of prices it should not bo forgotten that they aro already very high; somo stocks havo M soared to dlwsy heights and aro better loftalono by the unwary. On tho othor hand, it must bo admitted there aro fow bearish elements in tho situatien: In fact, almost nono, oxcopt the high pricoa of certain stocks and tho possibility of friction developing in somo of tho big doals now undor way, which would pro clpitate sharp reactions, the Northern Pacific slump hoing still a smarting re minder. Willi oaay money, July die buraomenla, good crops, largo .railroad earnings and good goneral business in' sight, there is ovory prospect that tho inarkot will gradually harden and im prove If loft to itaelf. What it will do utidor manipulation remains to bo scon, Tho speculative spirit ia abroad and is likely to follow any good load until some accldoutor reaching tho exhaustion point Induces n aotback. L'aay money ia likely to prevail until tho crop domand begius In August. Last week's drop in the bank rcaervea was a surprise, but aa ttila waa duo to transfers connected with Important stock deals It exortud only temporary effect. lu all the principal monoy markets of Kuropo easy rates pre vail, as lllustrutad by tho reduction of tho Bank of England rat to 3 per cent, and with Increasing supplies of gold from the Klondike and tho Transvaal in ad tlltion to other liberal supplies of gold from there la little prospect of any im. mod Into stringency. Tho Juno Govern menferop in sight with the poaslbllity of boating tho record. Bomo estimates wont as high as 083 millions and others 070 millions. Last year we imd n crop of only C2-' millions, ao that wo nro comparatively euro of another yoar of prosperity or tha farmers and tho railroads, with a liberal margin for Inter damage from weather conditions. Tho wonderful domand (or iron and steel has carried us into a now record for their manufacture, which la now going on at a rate of 300,000 tons per week in excess ol last year's groat output. And In the fuce of this, stocks at furnaces show n decrease, ltallroad earnings conttnuo to make very handsome gains j henco confidence lu railroad securities is well maintained, oven at praaout high prices. AN UNJUSTIFIABLE STRIKE. Iu reviewing tha injustice of labor unions iu ordering r atriko on tho National Cash lteglntos Co., President Pat torso ti said I "Wo havo built up this great Industry in sixteen years by hard work. Wo havo been able to oroct buildinga and extend our business by obtaining one million dollars (1,000,000) from the sale of preferred stock, Our success has been won under our own system that you know, and under whloti w hayo Uvea in harmony and mutual respect. Ita essentials are liberal pay, shortened hours, mutual acqualntauco. considerate treatment, co-operation with loyalty to our business and all who arts mouthers of it. No leaa essential has been Its rulo that tho company should select and ilia charge IU employee, who are to be con suited about, but not to dually determino the instructions they receive. To de mand that a subordinate shall control this company Is to lutrodiivo into our a stem a foreign and a hostile element. We regret that a few men havo caused our 2300 factory employes to lose a pay roll of 15.000 per day, which has already amounted to 120,000. We are at present ready and willing to opsn our factory with tho aamo employea we had on our pay roll whoa it closed.1' Tuesday tho dlfferancea woio settled and all concerned are to be congratulated, Tho Cash Register Co. haa doue a great deal lor Improved labor condition, but It could hardly escape the great labor movement that Is everywhere accentuat ed by the organisations of trusted' INTEREST ON TAXES u jHMip.n uuuiun couiuvoweanproxa,! Isutely $100 POO on their Faife?. ihlifiN xirmruk timffl' IIimca uvtlfl il& ..! Jf. aYW I inruiaw unil u Hnn inawttn m.-IT !...,. mmmiri-wj' an w mv M Jl919 UUI 267 Commercial St. Salem. niii?er in the wo-.d iiilo. I ho county Is hoing run on economical hues, perhaps tho most of any county in tho etato. The trouble is tne nonpayment oi taxes, ji pushed as in somo counties thcro would l)e a big growl, but lor years tiui tax payers hove been treated with great leniency hero and have takon advanlago of it by waiting until tho last minute to nay up. mat la tlio plain situation. Democrat, Just tho samo the system is nil wrong. Taxes should bo collected when they are duo. It is tho rich taxpeyor who has bcon favored. Tho smallor and poorer property ownerB havo called and paid. It ia a fraud and a shamo to de lay collections and then borrow tho peo ple's deposits of somo banker to pay the statu taxes. If monoy is borrowed it should ho on the popular ionn plan at 3 to I per cent, not at 5 or 0, ab is now the custom. JOURNAL X-RAYS Mr. Hays will bo President jl the Southern Pacific under trnlllc manager Stubbs. ft Geeso saved Home, but guoBO caused iMrs. Miller at Muskouee to shoot her next door neighbor. Uryan denies any connection with tho third party management. He Iiub hud somooxpurience managing ono party. ft Wo aro boglnniug to see tho end of tho commencement season in our exchangee Next will come the uuw cucumber crop. a t Marion county population IIK)0.. .27,713 In 1H00 22,031 Increase 1,771 Ily throwing down tho contention of Astoria for common point privileges Charley Fulton wins tho friendship of the corpoiatlous. Good move to become governor. A Goorgn Chamberlain of Portland against Charley Fulton of Astoria would niftko a very pretty rncu for Governor. Still, thuro aro Geer's frlonda to llguro with. If Fulton goes on for Governor Scalp llounty Williamson will go on for Secretary of State and Goo 0, lirown ell (or Attorney General. Judgo Hoise Is still holding court In Tillamook county. In his old fashioned way he seems to think as he is paid by the your, hu can give all the time and attention to cases that they reulre,oven Ktho matters litigated are the affairs of common people. Hu does not seem to realize that by non-suiting, throwing out suits on technicalities and rushing tlio docket ho could save trouble for himself and not half try cases? ft a ft KxSonator Mclirlde, who la to receive a salary of (5,000 a year aa one of tlio commissioners of tho fit. Louis exposl tion In 1003, is beginning to earn IiIh salary by praising tlio exposition to the tup notch. The f 6,000,000 appropriation for the oxtositlon is ono of thu biggest gratis on record.- Albany Democrat. The country justice of tho peace who edits thu Damoorat nnd earns Ida own living does not understand these things. Men of the transcendent political genius of Mclirlde ought to lie kupHrtodiu of lice. Oregon has shelled out $15,000 to 150,000 for each of these uHsltions iu the east.nud Mclirlde Is only paving the way for the next legislature to glvo 8t, Louis another lift. COMBINE TO SWAP NEWS The Northwest Atftemoon Newspaper Leauuu la tho iiumu of a uuw namHlatton organised rwtMitly In Portland, Ore., (or tho purpose of vo-oparatlou lu thu ra tablishment of a bettor news servleo through tho exchange of news matter, Under tho tornia of the compact each imiMir belonuimr to tho lonauo is to fur nish the otherawith audi news matter in ' Its own field aa may bo of interest to thtueadors of the latter. I'. 8. Juvknon, Pendleton East Oregonluu, waa elected president, and Colonel liefer, Salem Journal, vice nrosldent nnd aeerotarv. These oltlcors, with lWltor Fisher, Roise Capital News, constitute the tvxeoutive committee. Tho DHiuira rouraaeuttsl iu the league are: Pendlatou East Qregonian, Poise Capital News, Balum Journal, Astoria lludget, Eugene Uuanl, ltosehurg Ru view, llakur City Republican. Dalle Times-Mountaineer, Albany IXunoorat, and LaUraude Chronicle. Newepaper dom. LOWETRATEsTToNOnR LIM ITS On Buffalo Tickets. Tickets with return limits good until August Slat and Kept, let with tiupovtir irivilegea, are now on sale b the lurlington Route, good leaving July it and third, t'hohto of routes, bMt service and accommodations and qutok Mat tlmu. Call iiiwan ur wrtta for tuirtltw TRara. It. W. Foatur. 'Plqlel Agent yorllnuton Route. Oor. Third and Stark I ., Portland, Or. J witirj,-'-Jfii'",f,nii mimia MmiiwrtiyffmiTMwiimrfriw LITERARY TENDENCIES One of tho newest and most charming bird books is "Tho Woodpeckers," by Kannio Hardy Kckstrom. It is a clear and practical treatment of a single fam ily of birds that are perhaps most familiar to tho people of Jtho entire American continent of any one varloty or class. Tho work is illustrated by colored plates that enable any child to rccognizo the varieties. There nioalso a number of excollsnt drawings to invite farther interest. Tho style is that of the sympathetic devoted naturalist who loves iter field and would win nil who read to lovo it too. No prettier or more valuable contribution to popular orni thology has appeared in many a day. Prico (1.00. Houghton, Mlfllin & Co., Pubs. Trado supplied at Salem, Ore. by Patton Bros , booksellers nnd stationers. Tho second edition of "Dog Watches at Sea" by Stanton, II. King, has boon printed and it is destined to bo ono of tho really popular volumos of sailor stories. Tlio author want before tho mast and on distant voyages around the world whon only a boy and with a vivid imagination and a memory receptivo of dramatic details ho has been able to produco a collection of impressions that aro realistic nnd entertaining in tho highest degree. The stow-away, fishing for shark, crossing tho equator, tropical Btorms, sailor boarding homes aro threadbare topics, but aro given with n now coloring and a zest born of experi ences. Tho last half of his sea life was spent on the vessels of thu navy and thus n national interest Is given the volume. Illustrated prico, (1.50 Houirh ton, Milllln & Co., Publishers. Trado suppllod at Salem, Ore., by Patton llros., Hook sell era. E. 13. Treat Company Now York Send us a copy of "The Bench and Bar as Makers of tho American Ro- ..mI.II. it.. Iln.. v w r-.....1.l..l. M.flj. 19J I.UII. tf 1. UUVflll IUI1, Presiding Justice Supreme Court, Appellate Division, Stnto of New York. This la an address which was deliv ered on Forofarthers' Day, 11)00, celebrat ing thu 280th anniversary of the landing of thu Pilgrim Fathers. It is readablu production. Tho nanifs of John. Adams, Kobort Treat Paine, Thomas dishing, Joseph llawley, Josiah (Juincy, James Otis, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Richard Henry Lee, Patrick Henry, Roger Sher man, John Jay, Randolph Peyton, Ed ward Rulledgo, Alexander Hamilton, John Marshall, Andrew Jackson, Daniel Webster, Abraham Lincoln those aro among the names which show what this Nation owes to thu legal profession. Of our twenty-four Presidents, nineteen were luwyorB,tho exceptions being Washington, Win, II. Harrison, Taylor, Johnson, and Grant. Churches advertised in newspapers, nuwapaper reading rooms in churuliuH, and uewspapera iu bcIiooIh and collugtHi, saya thu Printer Journalist, aro Indica tions that thnso who are seeking ufler goodness and kuowlrdge,tuught through u living record of human events and endeavors, are coming more and moru to prlxe the free, outspoken American press, which hna been rightly called "thu epitome of contemporaneous his tory, thu concentrated news of thu uni verse, each paper thu handiwork of u thousand men." As thu conveyor of moru facta, moru truths, more me-SHagus, more information than any other, It Ih tho greatest toucher oi the age. The publishers of Thu Kmart Hot declare the July number of that mag azine superior In many respects to all previous numbors, and the opinion is on In which readers will doubtlesH conquer. There in not a heavy line in all tho KK) pages, hut tho number scintillates with smart humor that is as exhilarating to thu heated bruin as a rollicking ocean breese. The (.literature of blood and of mud has no place iu Tho Kmart set, but till ita llctlon la of that vivacious and enchanting character co hard to write, no easy tu road, po rarely found in eriodiciila and so refreshingly ujoyablo to tho muusement-loviug world. Ab a magaaluu of real entertain ment The Smart Bet has no rival. Tlio American Roy for June (Spraguo Publishing Co , Dutriot, Mich,) proonta US pugua of matter of surpassing interest to boys. There are nearly KX) Illustra tions. This number leads off with an illustrated editorial entitled "Your Country Wants You," uildrotwod to boys who are this month being graduated from thu schools. Thu stories are num erous nnd interesting. Other items appear undor the follow ing titles: Beginning to Have, Uuw to Learn Driiwing.llow Rojs Make .Money, Now (James for Roya The Dally Life of a West Point Roy. Starting an Am ateur Paper, Hoys' lfahange, June in Amur twin History, The Agaaaia Aawviu tlou of Young Naturalist, Roya lu the Hume, Church, Soliool, Kto,, lioya ami' iiiiiiiihi., aim . irv my Blnil null V-WII Colleolor, etc. l. a your. Kprague Pub lishing Company, Datriot, Mich. Ill this manual ia givwi a eourse o( praatieal Instruction in the art of mak ing mechanical and architectural draw inga. All tho geuuml principle nvon whioli this class of drawings are cm strueted arodttalt wiUi.aml any atten tive reader who will work out oiilarged oophwof tho diagrams will have made very aubtanltal pmgresa tonanla Uoom iug a skilled, draughtaiuau. TImio ia a ohaptor also on the oolortng of drawing with a list of distinctive outora wmmmuIIv .liil....lM t.twl Tli.. If.tt. C...... .....I ..1. uhm. (I. ltvO Mge, h illustratitma. i'rvoe r utrvr. tvu r-r-ffl(rlWffiTi-J'J--lfTr" -": - "" ' ' r j ' '& ""V 'I . Mi m i - - - . JHu.vanv Jimmik Do Society for do JPrevontton .uvj Croolty terJChildren oughtercloso die store ip.'ff3iZZ3iZMSiZ3 WL W W JrTTTj'JJjSZf I " A' l"g. V H -aii UWnUl JIU Utt ailjr lUUIUUU aaaaaa. paa tIT55. L "jSnT " I trains out of Portland; tell you when to leave (. folwTlPffl gjfjSlflfr ' Hj home; where to change cars; when you will H jjtidxiry.l wStartl I reach your destination, and what there is to H rfilFfflYvy fPIPw I be seen on the way, H fr4rryrH' - ".Sr-" I Call or write I'll take pleasure in answer- H I U-lJamli 'W$o fc " 2 I ing your questions. ' UailfltsTS'l ZZ W P3fa" I Omaha, Chicago, Kanaai City, St. Louis and Hj I I 'mSiitfllW lLsrr-y I EVERYWHERE beyond. JfflfcMf " Ci i - "i'u'JvVll . H llli'IIIDIllMII A. C. Siielhon, General Acent, H VTkj, T " SrU'X X I HM!9 tor Third and Stark Sts, Portland, Ore. I I kvbwj n s rrrAr n- --fvfKa7J viz hh hhi .KT' S K.lr k, ,. T H I HI Slm&Mi L S paHHBHPMBfapapBraHaaaHPHpHEaKyaBa.HlalH 5i T - " B Xiss V .- TO OUR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS. I Deacon Siianuiiai Dat boy certainly is full oh music, Mrs." Jaokeon. Miih. Jaokhon Yes, Deacon; hit comes nachel toe dat chile; his pan run ovuh by ono o' dom stieot plannorB. POLE ORNAMENTS. 4 yWl' 'Wk 3 lfiHr Rkaii Did you aeo tho new Liberty polo? Skoonii Rkak Oh, yea ; and wo hung a nigger on it, too. FRANK GILBERT'S DENIAL P. N. Gilbert today Hied an answer tu the suit instuted by Tilmou Ford for an aoomiutiug with Gilbert Rros.aud the Cosper estate. Also a denial to the lelUlou In Intervention by W. M. Spayd and other dopoalters, iu which he denies that he and A. T. Gilbert were co-part era, or with in. Cosper subsequent to July, 187, at which time he with drew (torn te linn, and said tlrm sttt tlwl all aoctMiuta with Win. Gosper aud depoiitors. Saul Arm alio gave notice ol iUIiI nMtlt-lliuIlt aiul hiu-Ii Mas Irmiwii liv deKWitors and heirs of the Copr iMtutu lie al. deultw that the deK,sita aggregate Un.lK)0. MILITARY" SOCIAL The armory was the scone u( festivities ; last night under this management of the Sahun Military Hand. The attendance waa not large but those present pasted ' an enjoyable evening Tne band fur wished music duriug the entire evening, ami dawiug waa the principal feature o I the uvenltig. Iw vtvM, atnvtberrica1 ami ake wore servKl as rafrmthmmit. j Hammocks t UXiw Yrk Rakt. (nHi Tf eeuta t IM t wortk evory cent we ak for thwH. d tl I! I Are You Going East? I wSStrIti. I lr?.nllr ' I Perhaps I can be of service to you. H war Pretty Is an adjective which seems to have b come monopolteil by the young lady at the typewriter It is astonishing what an army of Iteautlful women are found iu tttorea and ofli- cc. In fact, the typical American UMitty will be found sitting nt the typewriter rather than lolling iu a carriage in the park. Aud yet this pretty voung girl netMlhU.waa to be reminded that "beauty is only skin deep," uiiIcm it not lit health When the health is undermined by womanly diseases, the luoter soon UMa from the eye, the checks grow thin, the Uxly Iom.s ita phimpnea. Dr. Pierce's l'a--orite Preecnivtion curus diked) which weaken women and which destroy their strength and beauty. It eatabHsht-a regulantv, stops weakening ilruuw, heats uitUmmatiou aud ulceration oskI cures fcuule weak uosa. Srt at agw I urtvrr4 tvly ftuoi UmUU wMkatw. pntM anj mcoarthgu. a4WJlf PUiV PaiKiritt- ffTK-ttixiuik Jim clTtt.wt1( lNaaWghcitoa t Wafc. tagtotk. Uwa iWJ I Imv wh Bct04 M tor a mu ! hi M ttwtMr vnuU ., try iSvir lr. Piarcc's Weoioat PrfUt, ,, headache. "tf'THiyfaTrtiTSg BOSTON BLOOMER GIRLS Famous American Ladles' Baseball Club will play the Salem team at the Fair Grounds. Saturday, June 22. At 2.'30 sharp. This will be one of the 'most exciting and amusing contests ever witnessed at Salem. Popular prices 0 17 5t H Jfew Jfacte There are more bicycles being ridden today than ever before. The American Dlcyc.o Co. makes Oo per cent, of the b'cycles made in the United States, including all tho leading makes. There Lent wheels COLUMBIAS, SPAULDINGS, IIARTFORDS AND VEDETTES Are made in thu Popo factory, iu Hartford, Connecticut. Tho fastest mile ever ridden on a circular track was ridden by Kddio McDufliu on a Columbia chainlesp. Teddlo Edwards rode 250 consccutlvo centuries on n Columbia Cholnlcsa. ibis record lias never been approached on any othor wheel. . . The dynomoter shows that the Columbia and Hnrtford chain models possess tho highest efficiency ever reached with the chain gear. Columblas and Hart fords are equipped with tho flnert fittings obtainable. We rent new wheels at reasonable pr!co9. Wo have all kinds of sundrio. W o sell on etsy torms. Wo take old wheels in trado. We have old wheels nt your own prices. OTTO J. Some time a no Tin: Daily Jouiisai reduced ita price to mail subscribers from 50 cents to 30 cents per month Camii I.v Auvanck. This was done to save book keeping and expense of collectors, and tho subscribers are given the benefit of the reduction iu prico . Such subscrib ers should not expect to get time on tho i paper, and as thoy set tho benefit of tho reduced price tl'ey should not expect it. Thoru is tlio further advantage about this system of not having a bill piled up ,1 against vou. A notice is sent out before subscriptions expire, promptly observed. and should be From Salem dispatch to the Oregon Ian: "Judge Ilamilto.i, of Roeaherg, whe held court for JudgaRurnutt during tho week, surrendered the bench to the latter yesterday, and went homo, lie earned tho plaudits otattorneys.witntea es and litigants for his courtasy, gentle manly qualities and eminent fairness at all times " Grala-01 Crala-01 4 Remember that name when you want a delicious, appetizing, nourish ing 'food drink to take the place of coffee. Sold by all grocers nnd liked uy mi wiio uavo useu iu uram-u is made of pure grain, it aids dlcestiou and strengthena the nerves. It la not a stimulant but n health builder nnd the children as well ns the adults can drink it with great benefit. Coats about lA as much aa coffee. 15c. nnd J5c. per package. Ask your grocer for Gralu-O. Bears U ) R Ktftd Yoa Hats Alans BagM tntwt) - , F f&Z&u ef tJ Remember the Mitchell Bicycle. That Grand Step Mother is still here to clean, dve. ureta ami rxnuir mn. clothes on short notice. U'17'tf. Mbs. o. H. U'4iw . . w., ,, H,.na.tlt 'Tickets will be on wile July :ird and 4h, gickl for return up to July Dili, n. elusive, between all points on Oregon Lines, at one far for the ronnd trip. lon t fail to take advantage of this on. portunity to visit your friends, Graud celebration will be held at different points on our lines." u i jot Lookout for Your Wells. Good water uieaus good health. Dug U'l U U1 .. Iln . 1... 1 . ... .....-, .v nre, irimiretl. .OIV me through the jiost olllee. n i. , Par. u"l --1 w South Falem. For Sale or Rent. Twenty-five acre tract of laud, s xteen res orchard with heavy crop prune and cherries. p.viy to John H. Soott, 0 12 liu iNilem, Ore. Investigate .Mower. draw cut Champion CASTOR I A for Infants and Child,, Tho VnA V,. ll... ai r, . .' .- nuiii iuu IldfO AlWdrS DOUeni -iBBWBaWBMBWBWMWBslBmBBaI llTTT'1!nniffi'lnfl1i . . WILSON Rocky Mountain Limited Is the name of the new and luxurl-E3 otis Rock Island train Which runs hot ween Colorado Springs .nun lyuiiiui, nun vjiiiL'llgu. i.uiivillg Colorado bprlnirs ovory day atl::WP. M.. nrrlvine in CJiiciiKO nt 7 P. M.. next day only ono night out v iiihkiiii: uioBu uunneciioi with evening trains from Chicago for all points east; aleo connecting nt Omaha witli morning trains for Minneapolis anil SL I'lllll. Week I v nvniminnn in Personally Conducted 'Tourist Sleeping . ta vu l "real cenlc i.ino; irom ra clflc Coast points to Chicago without chance. Ask your Ticket Agent to ticket read via the make your Great Rock Island Route Write for particulars A. li. COOPER, GENERAL AGENT 250 AlJtr St.. Portland, Ore. Reduced Rater Are now in effect to Ruffalo, Xow York. Do you expect to attend thu Pan American Exposition? If so do not buy your ticket until you havo Investigated the service of the Il linois Central railroad. Our accomodations aro tho best that ' time, vau uc nan, onr trains are niwaya on time, and employes courteous and ac comodating. Through tourist cars from Pacific coast to Rostnn via Ruffalo. If you will send 15 cents iu stamps, to add.-ers given below, we will forward to you, by return mail, one of our large &lx 10 inch wall maps of the United States, Cuba aud Porto Rice. Any information rogarding rates ac comodations, service, time, connect ione, stopovers, etc, will be cheerfully fur malied by R. H. Thomboll, Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. R. R U2 Third St., Portland Or CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all man and passenger trains Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telephone No. 211. DISQUIi A HO.MYKR Your Best Friend. The good people of Salem on joy one but all who know of her merits fully ap preciate Iter inestimable services. Hi erencela made to Mrs. C. H. Walker of the Salem Dye Works, who is nlwavs the first iwson thought of whan there s to le a party on hand, after a picnic. W lien there ia en tn rdin.-an. .,.!.. ' ..,..!,.. .! ,- --.. oui umur iwral. At that Mtahhfhment you can get anything set to riuhtB, from a pair ofMittdKl,VMl to the most olalvorate sllkgown. A eeiitlemun can e.( i.u trousers creas?,!. his hat cleiined or his wnole win rrjuvenatetl to suit the quMrti s taste. Uet weok a Portland belle had a glass of citric aoid lenmande spillw over her party dress, and it was turned from a delicate tint to the vilest black wherever the counterfeit beverr.ii flUliWi.kil as- Tl..v ... . " petratetltlie careless not thought it would ake his month's salary to replace it. but to their great surprise Mrs. Walker ,v,""w' " vuuiivr man wim tmr r ureu uie ureee to its original Wauty and cloanlinoM, And w itgooa. Kvo4 nay has ita new deni.iiiMrmions tltat lwtkinu of a twu niuthur ia the Bale, stott" D Works 1 Mitchell, Lewis 4 Staver. 1&H jaaV "i LV ShojtXine and union pacific DEPAUT FOll TIMK Bnilt-nULKS From PottlMid Or. AtlltlVR KHOJJ Chlcigo 1'ortlaml 8pccll 9 a. m. Via Hunt iucteu "TtTa'ntfc Kx press 9 p. m. fir. Hunt ington Vnxl Mall C p. m. via Spokfttic Suit Ikr, Denver, Ft. Woitli. Onmlis. k'ti.-. City, 8t. liOUlt, Ctilcsgol Mill, T.IU1.. JH Lake, Denver Ft Wortti, Oianlm, Kans City, 8t. l)uls, (.'hlcato niiu ran,. WallV Walla. IwiVln'n: Hpokane. Wallace, ull. man, Miuiicapolls nt I'flUl. DUllltlltllWBIlkr.. :U0 lu. Chlcngo, and East. 72 ' rlUUKii PORTLAND TO CHICAGO 72 no i-nanje oi tars Through tickets East via boat and rail, via Portland. all rial, or OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland. AllMllIng dates subject to change For Sail Francisco Ball overy 8 Jays s p. m. I p. m Dally ex .-opt BuuiUy K p m Sidil'iUr IU a. ui. COLUMBIA niVKIl To Aalorla and Way I-MHllllgH. 4 p. in. ex. riiiinlay WILLAMErTE IHVEH Steamers leave Salem for Portland an! way landings. Mon lay. Wednesday and Friday at 10 am., rauli nrjJiJil Jiuriiat 7 a m. For lndpendence. Albany and Corvallls. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 4 p. m. For Indepeniencj. MonJay. Wedneidjy and Friday at 4 ;30 p.m. Through tickets East via x rail or boat and rail via Porllan 1, Ticket o f flee City dock. E. T. THAYER. Agent Salem, regon. South and East VI Soutbn Pacific Co. TIIF SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salem for Portland and way 1 stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:64 a. in. and 1:53 p. m. Uv I'ortTana 830 a M 6UW 1' M I0:3 1' V 12a V V 435 A N 8.4i A M "7:001 U 9.15 A M 75 A M 8:80 A M I.T Salem 11:00 a M r Aslilaiid .....12:M A m Ar Bacramcuto S:00 1' M ir Ban Francisco.. 7:45 V M VrOgilcu ... ro:65A M Ar Kauta, City. r ncuver 7i!5AM I KJllKlgO.. . 7:42 A M Ar""i otT A nioTeil 2.e P M 6:00 P M 8:30 A M 11:90 A M 7;0AM 6:30 P M C:42 A M 12;10 1' M 8.05 A ) P M Ar Kl Paw.. Ar Fort Wonn Ar City of Mexico... 0.30 A M ll-W A U 7.00 A II 6:30 P M C:ll A U 12:10 P " AT llOUtlOO .. Ar Now Orleans Ar WMulnjtoa... Ar New Yom .. Pullman and Touriata cars oil both traina. Chair cars 8acrumento to Ogden and El Paso, and touriBt cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans ami Washington. Connecting at San Frandisco with sov oral atitflinnhln llnna for trnnnt..i.. Japan, China, PhilippinoB, Central ami South America. 8oe agent at fWotr station, or addroBB O. H. HARKIJAM. G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD, No. 2 For Ynqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. m, Train leaves Corvallls.... luop. m. Train arrives Yaauina 6 65 p. tu, No. 1 Returnintr: Leaves Yaqulna 7 00 a. m, Leaves Corvallis 1 1:33 a. in, Arrives Albany 12:13 p.m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Corvallis 12:00p.m. Leaves Albany l:3Jn. tu Arrives Detroit 6:20 p. w No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 6:30 a tu, Arrives Albany 10:30a. tn, Arrives Corvalli 11:16 p. ra. Trains 3 and 4 between Albany and Covallls, Tuesdays, Thursday and Sat urdays only. All other traina dally ex cept Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 Rrrivej In Albany la timo to counoct with the 8. P. south bound, as well as Riving two or three hours in Albany before departure' of S. P. iSorth bound train for Portland. Tralu iiu io. a connocta with tho S, P. side train at Cnrv. M Prnln( fnr west muorendence, McMInnv o and all points north to Portland. J. TuR.vut, Edwin Stoxk, Agent, Albany. Manager. "The Best of Everytliinp" la a word this tells of the Passeaicr Servlct The North-western Line via. 8 TrainB daily between St. Paul and Chicago comprising tho latest t ullman Sleepora, Peerless Dining Cars, j.iorary ana Ubservation Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars. lutfP&FrfSlMy Trla '"THE NORTH WEST; EHN LIMITED" Rubs every dayot the year Finest Train Eiectnc uchtti in the World s,t"n HCuJ- To Chicago By. Daylight The Badger State Express, the finest Day Train running between st.Paul and Chicago Via the Short Lino. Connec tions from the WeBt made via The Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Canadian Pacific Title is also the best line between Omaha, St. Paul and Minneapolis. AH Aieuts sell tickets Via "The north-western line." W. II. MEAD. II. L.SISLER. C. A. T A Three Day Excursion Rates ON TUB O. d E. R. K. A special rouud trip rato of $2.60 from Albany to Mill Olty, Berry, Niagra and Detroit has been put into effect on the Conallis & Eastern Rail road for hunt ing or fishing parties. . . Tteketa irood going Saturdays and returning Monday, giving three days in the mountains of good epott and recrea tion. Good hotel accomodations at Mm City, Gates,Niagra and Detroit at rea onable rates. No special order neceJM-7 tlekela on sale at the ticket office. 6 24 3m m