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Newspaper Page Text. L - & iinnrfiinr'Jimyi"''wt'BfiiS t mil mm mmmGm mt, iiiiiiiiiiiiwiiiT ca-WifflTitaiiac Nisoned bpftsoppffot. '"""TwrofKirifTiT imr"T'ir'rr' i tttt fr Ttrirmm nfiiwnr m rrrMTfmttiiMiainTm"T1T7'ntmil fOXMOM OAK, Through Ibe pores of the skia masy poisons am absorbed into Ike Wood, deranging the cjrcalatkw sad affecting tic coatUtntioi as quickly aad aeriottslyas those generated within the system. Jst J M"MJr under taetrtn are Mntsmetawe uair-uxc otwu aWlfaWJaT t fiwff; vessel, and connecting these with the skin Mttmn mmtmrn KMM million of traall tubes or glands, through MmmUmmm AnB 0ra41dMj hichthenoSson kconreredtothebloodsys MllflllfflfJS trrr tern. During the epnog aad summer, while WVimVtmmmmf K.M lam the tain la most active and the pores well open, we axe much more liable to be affected by Tofeon Oak and Ivy and other ckngeros plants. Worker in brass, copper, lead and nc have their health im paired and the blood aupply poisoned through the absorption of fine particles of these metals and the adds ud in polishing and cleaning them. Inhaling the f nice of lead give painters that pallid, waxy appearance of the skin. Baxbcraltcli is another disease that reaches the blood through the skin, and is a most obstinate one when it becomes firmly fixed in the system. After the poison has reached the blood and been disseminated throughout the system it is too late to resort to local applications. In many cases the blood is affected simultaneously with the appear ance of the rash or eruption on the skin, and all efforts should be directed to the purification and building up of the blood. Ugly eruptions and sores will continue to break out in spite of salves, washes, soaps or other external treatment. 8. S. 8. is especially recommended for poisons of this character. So com pletely does it destroy the effects of the Oak and Ivy that there is no possibility of ita reappearance, and it is equally as efficacious in brass or lead poisoning or Bar btra Itch ; building up and purifying the blood and driving out of the circulation impurities of every kind, and removing every blemish, sore or eruption from the akin. There is no substitute for & a S. : it is the only purely vevetablc blood purifier known, and the safest and best in all constitutional or blood diseases. Oar Medical Consultation Department If you desire any special information or advice about your case, write our physicians, explaining your condition, and they win careiuuy consider wuat you nave w say una you will receive a prompt reply. Our physi cians have made a study of blood and skin diseases, and you can have tho benefit of their experience and skill without any cost to you whatever. Don't ! . a 4h rrHam fails fvnat rMaw J1 F M k4lt ( tlf f uaiuiK w rvajtt; ujr Huuub jwuiows mwm4(, ihw SLr tntcrcsUa bode on Wood and Skin Diseases, which we will be glad to mail fre. thr evviirr snprinir: COMIUNV. ATLANTA. CIA. A Strong Woman Iowa City, loirs, Aug, 13, WOO Mr wife u ilck for tlireo years. We tried ererrthinir without relief and apent much money. My wife tried Wine of Cartful and fonr bottle eared her. 8he took tiro mora boltlee, knoirlag eh would here to work herd dnrlog the hay barreet. Bhe attended to all her home hold dalle and loaded and unloaded all tbo bar. This mcllclno rto her etrenicth. For merly sbs wee weak and tired and could hardly get about, but sine eho hae been taking Wins of Oerdni (be feel better and etronifer than wba year of age. JOB. A. KIBKNUAKKIt. Mr. Ehsnhafer hid fried everything durintf her thr year sickness and had spent conild". erable money. She was week and could hardly jet about for ihrte years before she took WINEARDUI Now, affcr taking the Wine of Cerdul, she can work with her huibend In the hay field. Thst Is herd work, but It Is not as Injurious to a woman's health as labor In stores, factories And offices where thousands of girls are closely con fined vcar alter ur. With the aid of Wine of Cerdul a woman can do any reasonable work and enjoy good health. The health that Wine of Cardul brings makes a woman vhjorousln body and mind. Freed (rom those terrible devastating pains a woman grows well and strong naturally. Wine of Cardul regulates the disordered menstruation and cures leucorrhoea, falling of the womb and periodical pains In the head and back caused by standing or sitting a long time In the same position. Thcdlord's Black-Draught puts the bowels, stomach, liver, kidneys and blood In proper shape. Greatly increased strength and endurance Is the natural result. Most easts art cured quickly. All cfrugglits sell Sl.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul and 25 cent packages of Thtdfcrd s Blatk.Drauo.ht. ynf tailee tad Jlkrahir. ft44mf. (trine rymr-temt, -Tfc Ia4W Adfliery Ifeptrtmwt," 1m t9utUo( tlrildH OutsftBf, Outunwfa, In. iUtm MORROW COASTER BRAKE The Morrow Coaster Brake Is the par Mt -f nil c wU r l.mke. It v is the first ; it i the c. T'i. only emitter brake that lm b i-ii y.ixxl enough to iMal no change. ItuiereawH the utility of tins bicy cle ; it (lecrctiiieji this elTort uocuwsury to jjrojK'l it. Mure jilcnatire ; least oxcrtloii. Ask your denier to get It for you, Nevir ut off until tomorrow wbon you can buy a MORROW toduy. Sii. for utir llliulrnletl booklet, SSaltpajo MtsnufncturlniJ Co., lmtr,N.Y. fflmnininniBW 1 i i I 1 en LL If WHEN A BOY "" s f l. 4L' t." .M M. f V V v v v v V v GDTS Ah He Into his hi ad. it's hard 1p tct ll out. This year Its Veils - tetter humor It, Mother, and ct your toy a Vest-Suit - It's the easiest way. I'ancy mixed Worsted and Cheviot. Ulue 6tue. Oxford inUcJ Cheviot. $2.00 to $7. SO; all sties. 9 to 10 years. Some have Vests with emtroldcrrd dots. ; ;; G. W. JOHNSON Tho People's Olothlurs, ami l'unilsliora & CO. 367 CoiunioriUal Bt, Malum. 23 liiiiLUiilillillJiJlrl THE DAILY JOORHAL. Mmbr 'Northwest Afturnoon Nowapfcpur Loouuu. BY HOFBR UROTHBMB, FiUDY, JUNK 38, 1001. DaHy One Year, 8,00 In Advonoa Dally Four Mentha? 91 In Advanoo Dtly by Carrier' Oo Peir Month WaklyOnsVar;,oo n Advanoa mmmmwu,w-, )i , , i. wmTJZj 'ffs - ,., JOURNAL X-RAYS R& a live papor. Tun Jpysufij, hut oiC8lrUiltijii Jeaa fu tUaJtJi( yoa km any thing lu this mt & itwty o ami oravrUBK t least. '."'L-.'IL1 llL.JLl""lL,lliS!. ' . ILUII.iiiii i Tan-American 0oininiionor Dotoh nt Diiffulo oompliilin of tho Imtatly vvvAlhur, Hut yuu couhin't ilrivw Dowtli away from tlm portal of tho inforiml rttloi with a nlub whllu tho approprin tloii lasted, Isn't Oregon uuttlnx tlrvM of putting' up 16,000 to fftO.OtX) every leIelaturo for a IirihUuI of jjrafturj to let'd frees and 111) this mtwupupors with rot, whllo houost pvoplo work for a liv ing and keop away (rota a moldy fnkuT St. lxul Pot-I)lpatoh: "Mr, Dool oy'ioh(rvatioii that gnproino Court d ulolon follow tha dH)tlon rul.urns 011 voyi a highly !utortaut uggontlou to tho Aumrlcait voter, THE LATE T- dUlH BARKER T. Orla Darter dteratad was eae oi tbe oMet satires sobs of this oom rnoBlty, asstj far' Ills many virtues and tmtite qHallties of ettarctrr he deserves Bioru thaa pastiag wwiUon. Of his prirateHfe not many wwhl IwpriV' ilejel to f peak, for he was a in jo wk wt his way uaobtrusivlily and pre ferred to attract no attontiOH ltflt UtOM wlto knew Itim cloer thaa the writer can testify that lie was loyal ami (levotml ta his friewlf, and alwsys trie to those dependent upon him. What more ran lx sail of any man? He was i a ti net I rely a gintleman. ami prkled himself on being well informed on all that pertains to tho eootal IntereaU ai d the litle graces that enable tnon and womon to move llirongli thii world In aocial conlart without friction and with the larKOtt share f iiidivfclual enoy- tiienL He was an aiillierlty on tnas.y snorts and on club maimKcmont, having ' been one of tho founder and on the first I house coniinitlee of tlw lllihee Club of this city. I In his fraternal relations ho was : animated by a blub wnee of duly to the ' organization. His pride was in the wet I fare of the lodge, in its order and de ! corurn, in Its perfect records and I financial honor, in itepuro philanthropy j and disinterested devotion to its fundn j menial principles. That suoh a man should bejbonored and rospected le not si range, but It Is tho involuntary tribute of mankind to its princes and com manders. I In his political activities ho was a ro publican from principle, but having ! accepted a trust or public service ho i knew no parties and no friends. More than once he might have profited by ' aiding to promote political combinations i formed for the particular bone-fit of their ! projectors. Ho always declined, and ! boro tho escutcheon of a satinlcss integ rity. Such men are tho pillars of gov ernment upon whom tho people call when nil el bo in tho way of attempts at reform have failed. His latest relation to this community, ob managor of the new opera house, brought him before tho people in n new light. The lessee nor tho loJgo exacted of him any bond for tho faithful per formance of his duty. Ho gnvo it the samo painstaking devotion that char hcteri.fd alt his career. He kept strictest watch upon himself in all matters, knowing that ho that ruloth his own spirit Ih greater than ho that tnkcth a city. To tho end of his life, ho a kind gentlu and considerate. If ho made n mistake he was first to acknowl edge his error. His one fault was a virluo. Of ho Independent n cast of mind was Grin Marker, that ratlior than give nuy caiue to think ho wus catering to any living human being, ho some tluiL'B appeared hrurquo topuoplowlio did not know him. Hut a sweet nature was hidden beneath the burr of his exterior. Ho was In all respects n man this community may (eel proud to have given tho world. A pious I.obanou newspaper iimn who must have boon there writes: "A few of our cltlroiiH went to Albany Sunday to see tho llostou Illoomer Girlri play hall. One of those in attendance su.vs the girls, although badly defeated, show ed considerable skill in playing tho national game-. Their behavior on the hall ground was as good ns could be ox pt'ctod (rom girls who will travel over tho country playing ballon Suuday. 6 Czar Nicholas has nix girls, but no son and heir to tho throne, which loads tho Portland Telegram to remark: "Many n biielneas man has hung out tho sign 'Hoy Wanted,' but not one of thorn ever wanted a boy as Czar Nlahohis does and h big, Hue Job tho boy ho wants will get, too." 9 It just coHt the admirers o( Miss Nina ClluolH7,70 to elect bur Goddess of Liberty of tho Albany celebration. My I bur Hvveet heart must have lots of money, Kx. A A Tiik JouiiNAi, would rather ol.ronlole weddings and mnrrlages free than death notices (or yay, Bulum hospital has boon tho scene of of boiiio terrible ullllullouti the past few days. SB g Uatus In tho penitentiary. John II Mitchell is in tlto senate. This is u good season (or water works and street sprinklers. What Do the ChlUrea Drink? Don't give them ton or coffee. Have you tried tin new food drink culled (IKAIN-O It Ih delicious and uour UliliiU mid liilu'H the place of cutTue. Tho more Grain O you give tho chil dren tlto inoru health jou distribute through their Hyatoms. Grain U Is miulo of pure grains, and when nron- erly prepared tauten like tho choice gimlets of coffee hut comm about VI us milch. All grocer hell It. 15o. and USc. Wisconsin Turners. MinvAUKiiK, Wis, Juno frvTho an nual Wlseousiu State TuruttMt lnvan in. day ami National t'ark, where the feeti- val is Doing held, riMembles to all ap pearances tho maikot plaooof a Ger man village. The lurnfest is the luiv.ut of ilu kind ever held in the Northwest. llotweoi. 700 and MK) visitors are nresunt from all lvarl of Wisoonsiu, Miuuosota, iiiiiiuii, iuhu. .Miuuunui ami iiuiunn the gyiniustio oomietitions and iahl- tlons will lie held tomorrow and Sunday and liberal prises will bo awardtsl to the winners el tho various events. Pugilism Revives. San KtuNciMcu, Cat, Juno 88 -Some lightens of note are slated to take part in tho boxing show to bo pulled ulT to night under the auspices of the Twen tieth Century Athletic club. Tho star (natures of the programme will ho twen ty round touts between Tim Calahun of Philadelphia Tim Hegartv of Australia. and "Kid" Cortor of Brooklyn and Jack Root of Chicago. All (our lighters are In tho pluk ot condtlion and some lively lighting is looked forward touy the leord sDortlei: (raterutty. Partlaular lutMrtwt attaohea to tlto aallahaH-ilegarty go as Terry MeGovotn lias announced Ids wlb Ilugueet to meet tho wlunor. MARION COUNTY COURT Official Proceedings of the Commissioners for the June Term-1901. In the matter of construction of two brwlf on hVavfcr Creek and for a Fill at tbe West end of Pudding River Bridge Contract (nrtwnbridgeson BeaverCreek, let to J K Mcoy lor 373.00- Bid ol A Coyle for making Fill at Pudding River Bridge, rejectoJ. In the matter of County Aid for Mosjs Hunl Clerk ordered lo draw vtarrartt fn mm of 5.00 for month of Juno and dis. continue allowance. In the matter of county aid for Mrfl Williamson Ordered that Mrs. Will, lamton ho allowed the sum of $10 00 and that John O kites bo atniointed to disburse the same. lu tho matter of rebate due Frederick Bcoll Allowed. In the matter of claim ofJohnMcrowfor tax rebate, and of A L Shelly for tax re bate of Poll Tax Ordered that claim of J Mcrow bo allowed Ordorod that claim of A L Shelley be continued. In tho matter of tbo petition of A J May et al for tho location of -a county road Continued, In tho matter of the petition of Frank Grimm ot al (or tholocatlon of n county road Continued. In the matter of tho petition of W M Murphy ot al for tho location of a county road continued. In the matter of the obstruction of the county road, leading from Salem to Bnciia Vista in Ankony Bottom refer red to county road master. In the matter of tho petition of State Board of Capital Building Commission ers for right of way for extension of Ststo Sowor granted. In tho matttnr of tho potition of W S Hurst ot al for the resurvoy of a county road dismissed. In tho matter of tho claim of F P Tnlktngton disallowed, In tho matter o( County Aid (or Jacob Gander granted (5 per month. In tho matter of.tlio potition of Bern hard Prango et al for removal of obstruc tion in certain Htreeta In Sublimity continued. In the matterof W W Hall of warrants drawn of salary acconut for May ap proved. In the matterof report of W W Hall of warrants drawn of bcalp bounty ac count for May approved. In tho matter of tho petition of po tition of A. Jetto Jr. for liquor liconso for St. Paul precinct for six monlhu Granted. In tho matter of county aid for Liz etto Gohln Granted $5. per month M. I., Jones appointed disbursing agent. CIIIMINAI. ACCOUNT. Stato vs. Gilbert & Bruce.; N J Jildah 7 Mrs S Parsons 1 I) WGIhson 5 L. Adolph 1 J P Rogers 1 M K Pogue 1 Statu vs K J Bell; J O'Donald 2 85 Statu vs. K J Bell. J O'Donald 2 State vs. Goo Walmaker. J O'Donald 2 Stato vs Amos Branch. J O'Donald 70 00 70 70 70 85 85 Ming 0(1. Tile man who -would sit on a cake of Ice to cool off would be considered crazy. Yet St is a verv common thing (or a per son heated by'exerci- to stand In a cool draught, jnM to cool off. This is the beginning of many a cough which ultimate ly Involves the b'ronchul tract and the lungs. For coughs in any stage there la no remedy so valuable as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov ery. It cures deep-seated, ob stinate coughs, bronchitis, bleeding of the Itlllua ami 1lVf conditions which if neglected or unskill fully treated terminate in consumption. There is no alcohol in "Golden Med ical Discovery," and it is entirely free from opium, cocaine and other narcotics. Accept no substitute for " Golden Med ical Discovery." There is nothing "just as good." I took a Krere cold which sttllcd In the bronchial tube." wrltM Rev. I'rank Hay, of Nortonrllle Jetttrwm Co.. Katisaa "After try lag medicine labeled 'Sure Cure,' almott with out number I wa leU to try Dr. Plerce'a Golden Medical Mtcovery I took two bottles and was cured, and hare Mayed cured. "When I think of the great pain I had to endure, and the terrible cough f had, It (seems nlraott a miracle that I waa no aoou relieved. "That Ood may upare you many yearn nnd aliundantlv blew you la the prayer of your grateful fnend." Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, containing 1008 large pages, is sentrw on receipt of 6tamps to pay ex pense of mailing only. Send 21 one cent stamps for the book in paper covers or 31 stamps for it in cloth binding. Ad dress Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V. John Rudishauser Colo Bros & Co Manley Moore. a. II Kraus.... Walter Low... JEPrunk BF Hall C II Raines.... 16 WJ Culver 84 12 00 20 03 4 00 24 S3 CO 75 0 00 00 10 1)8 Livoeay 28 28 A Bureaun Information, The Burlington ticket office in Portland is a veritable Bureau ol 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 prefer, write me about it Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. pfntesjvt m cm. o Ol?KB)N and uniojv Pacific DKt'AHT FOK A. C. Surldon, General Agent, Cor. Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. r hifHiio IVutland Hpiclal 9 am. via Hunt ington ' Atlantic' KzprcM y t in. Tin Hunt ington "Vaiil' Fant Mall G 11 in. Via Spilanc Salt l.alir, Denver. Ft ll..ll. II. ...k. ivl. .....ill. uuiiiin, MIUUI G'ltr, riu IiOuli, (;nirge aim rA, timk snimri.Ka From Portland Or. nit take. Dourer Fi Worth. Omnlm. k'nak Cllr. Ht. touts, t hliag.) and Fast. Wall tmlH, IaihIMoii, liOkBiif, VValUre, Pull. man, MIlitivatK'lu si I'auI. Duluth.Mlliraiiki.. rinraso, ami r.aat. ARKIVt; MtOM ::j)a in. HOUR u H few facte - There are moro bicycles being ridden today than ever before. The American Bicyc!e Co nukes IV5 per cent, of the bicycles made nitfm 111 d uding all tho leading makes. There Lest wheels C0LUMBIAS, SPAULDINCS. HARTFORDS AND VEDETTES " n j u k POPTLAND TO CHICAC0 no i.uanic 01 Lars Through tickets EnHt vin all boat and rail, via Portland. '.72 rial, or the Are made in tho Pope factory, In Hartford. Connecticut. Tho fastest milo ever ridden on a circular track was ridden by hddte McDullio on a Columbia chninlcss. u m 1 1 .. ti.i- Toddle Kd wards rode 260 coneecutivn centuries on a Columbia Uialnlcss 1 me record has never been approached on any other wheel. ... ,. Tl.n 1 vnnmn nr .intra llm. lllO IVllllmDni mill IlitrilUTU Ulllllll Hl"l"i "' "" .". . ' ." . .11.. .1.-1... . rv.li the WalieM elllciency ever reacneti wmi me cnuiu kui OCHAM AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland. 8 p.m. Dally ex .-opt HnndHy 8. p in Hatunlay lUa. in. All sailing dates subject to chance For Han Francisco Ball ovcry 6 dava COLUMBIA RIVKIt To Astoria and Way I .nnillngs. p. in 4 p. m. ex. Sunday Columblas and Hnrt- r 1 n..t.....l ..1.1. .I.Mf1..n. ftllf.n.a lilainahl.i. Wo rent new wheels at reasonable prices. Wo have nil kinds of pundrle". wo sell on e-sy -terms. Wo take old wheels in trade, Wo have old wheels at your own prices. WILSON OTTO J. OF Royal 428 ML Jones 1... 102 SUeKUVIHOIt's ACCOUNT. Davis Mangle 22 LA Dickenson 17 JUKI. ACCOUNT. Joshua Smith $ GO I'AUI'KIt ACCOUNT. MM. High ! 7C Savago k Moliney Gilbert it Baker., D F Lane BII Bradshaw... A II LaCroir B F Russell COtlKTIIOUNK A J VII. ACCOUNT. Geo Richards $ 100 Pohle & Bishop 10 00 811 Whlto 1 40 Pac States Tel f Tol Co eld f 10 10 18 IK) .! I I 00 75 CO 75 00 03 3 00 4 00 25 00 11 25 3 00 3t 00 Salem Water Co v 13 Statu vs. Pearl Millar. J O'Donald 2 State vs J Dee A. R Roe, J O'Donald Stato vs PFooloy. J O'Donald 7 P Back 1 85 85 85 45 70 J H Lewis fi 20 8 I'iiuIi , M Savago , U Stevens Statu vs. IS K Nichols. T B Walt J Patterson J Savage Jr , W I,ounon J A Osborn Stato vs R MaParlaud, T L Davidson ON Churchill J Alkuti KT Barnes TO Albert l TCuulluld 1 Stato vs. J MoDouald. J O'Donald Buren A Hamilton 1 HatomLATCo 72 John Maurer 1 Gray Brothers UTATJO.VAKV ACCOUNT. Pntton Bros 21 05 Woodburn Independent 12 00 Burkhardtit Co 2 15 Ross E Moores 20 55 Statesman Pub Co 2 70 Statesman Job Off 12 00 GooFRodgerr 40 75 I - j Wi mou mmmm . l- uo amssm mwam tmmm. mmSKmm fl Bio snow Gomma WILLAMETTE HIVER Steamers leave Salem for Portland and way Ian dines, Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10 a m , Tuiiliy. Thursday aad iSsturday at 7 a m. For Independence. Albany andi.Corvallls. Tuesday, Thnrsday and Saturday at 4 p. m. For Independence. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4:30 p.m. Throuih tickets East via all rail or boat and rail via Portland. Ticket office City dock. E. T. THAYER, Arent Salem, reton. South and East- VIA Southern Pacific Co. THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Salem for Portland and-way stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:64 a. m. and 4 :58 p. m. IjT l'ortland. Lv Halem. Ar Ashland. Ar Sacramento- Ar 8au Francisco.. ArOgdon. - 8A) A M -11:00 A H .V2M A M 6:00 I" M 7.45 V M Ar Douvcr . ArKanni. Uttv I Ar Chicago Arl o Augelca Ar HI Paw Ar Fort Worm Ar City of Mexico Ar Hooston Ar Now Orleaua Ar Washington. Ar Now Yorte .. Pullman trains. and St &M A M 9:30 A M 729 A M -7jAM 2S& V S 8D0PM 8:30 A M 11:30 A H 7:0AM 6:30 P M 6 42 A M 1K;10 1' M 8 JO ! M 1033 V V 12;M I V on ah 8:45 A U 7.-O0AM 9:15 A U 734 A M 8:30 A M 8.05 A M (M V M f.;3Q A M 11: A M 70 A M 8:30 1 M :il A M 12:10 I' and Touriuts cars on both ahiB. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdon id El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago, . Louie, Now Orleans and Washington, Connecting at San FrandlBCO with sov Oral StOnmshin linns for TTnnnlnlti I Japoii, China, Philippinos, Central and South Amorica. 1 00 Thus Reynolds. FV Diirbin.... Ira Allen W W Martin... V II Osborn... IIIMIMSIItt t HUtIKU ACltOUAT. 0 00 47 18 40 20 HO.MI A.N 11 K C Hanson.,., 0 8 Rloo Monitor Trading Co BJUVsileACo , CupLumb Co Monitor Trad Int. Co . . . JliVocetohl t'i .... Gray Bros , 7 Salem Gun Store as go K M Crolsan aji ii Hofer Bros old til co Woodburn Independent ;t 00 Salem Sentinel old 14 1000 W W Hall 1 00 Fred Warnoclc 12 50 Honry Papo 2 00 J II Scott CO I'OHTACIK ACCOUNT. E T Moores f 7 00 WW Hall 4 00 J II Roland 3 50 Chan Lombcko 5 00 FWDurhlu 10 00 WJ Culver ,.. 2 00 J II Scott 1 001 iikuokdkk'h account J II Roland $50 00 Hiirnit'r'rt account. F W Durhln? $ 01 70 SCHOOL KXAMINKH'T ACCOUNT Carrlo Bradshaw 18 00 KLKCTION .UX'OU.NT. J Ilollingaworth 4 uo COKONKIt'S AlVOUNT D F Lane.. W B James A L Fraser .....,.,,. T E Caufleld LN Slinson WH Roaol Mrs tawia JOGoodale 8r J II I.unn W W Stephous A F McAtoo 0 L Ninan Lucy K Waters Miss Anderson J O Goodalo Jr Henry I Brown Frank K. Grlswold's Pavilion Railroad I'nclo Tom's Cabin Co. will Kxhibitnt Salem, Wednewlay, July ',. This company carries forty people, a carload of beautiful special scenery and mechanical effects. One ol tho finest bands and orchestras on the road. Tills company has been orjjanlxed at an actual cost ol $20. 000 and should not be confounded with other so-called oomiKinioe playinc this pieco. Admission 25 cents, Children 15 cents. tW Location of tont corner of Commercial and Bellevue streets. tsttt 31 501 1 00 1 00 100 1 00 1 70 1 70 1 70 1 00 1 1 00 70 70 70 70 TO OUR MAIL SUBSCRIBERS. Some tmio ago Tub Daily Jocknal reduced its price to mail subscribers from 50 cents to 30 cents por month Cash In An vance. This was dono to save book keeping and expense of collectors, nnd the subscribers are given tho benefit of the reductlou in price . Such subscrib ers should not expect to get time on tho paper, and as they get tho benefit of tho reduced price they should not expect it. There is the further advantage about this system of not having a hill piled tin against you, A notice is sent out before subscriptions expire, and should b i .1. . (30 promptly ouserveil. 00 CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt Bervlce. Telephone No. 211. DISQUK A HOMYER Rocky Mountain Limited Is the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock Island train l 1 70 1 l l Tbe tust Presaljtloa for Malaria Kit on Chllliand hnerlia bottle of Urute'a Tiutels 00 w Chill Tenia. II la simply Iron and mIiiIm in a IX )li f ianlaik.al f.arrn Kl Allrat itia v f PUd C.. Ol J a v-w v iw .v aaw f-f . llfV tAV. lais .. : Always seuinjr mem up tree. What? "Bee Line Buwles." Mitchell, Lewis & Staver. ' 4 50 as oa 2 00 1 00 1 00 A K Nelson LI) Kelly l'oblo A Bishop... Page Stephens . J F Illanohard . . . W M Sleguiund . . Win Morteii8oniihHl5,9rt con A J Aas eld ft4fi Monitor Trading Co old $1.10 Smith A Jones HTBrneo .. Dumas A Cleveland jjk John L Larteu Sohomus Bros KTMalvln..., HMelrLng Radahaugli A Franols oon eon 5 50 0 00 70 4 Ml 70 SI 00 Pi 03 2 60 For Sale or Rent. Twenty-live aoro tract of land, a xleen aorei orchard with heavy crop prunes and cherries. Apply to John 11. Scott, Salem, Ore. o la im Remember the Mitchell Bicycle. J u. tot X O UL I , . Your Best Friend. The good people of Salem enjoy ono usury that they don't fully realize, but all who know of her merila fully ap- preclati her inestimable services. Ref- erenco Is mado to Mrs. 0. II. Walker, of tho Salem Dye Works, who is alwavs t.io nrst person thought of when there is to bo a party on hand, after a picnic, w lien there is grease to remove or other uiiouuuiuaiiors to wipoout of wearing ap poaral. At that establishment vmi o,L get auytbing set to rights, from a pair of wiled gloves, to tho moat elaborate cikKiinn. a gentiemau can get his trousers creased, his hat cleaned or his whole suit repiveuuted to suit tho lUM.n'8 taste. Last week a Portland belle had a glass of citric acid lemoande spilled over liar party dress, and It was u..., iruiu ue ictito tint to the vilest Which runs between fvwiin c.,.i and Denver, and Cblnm-n ri,.i.? aflUkuLH) c Colorado Springs every day at 1:30 P. M., arriving if, ClllCHL'0 at 7 I' M .,- day --only ono night out makincr nlnca nn.nnti... with evening trains from Chicago for all IX)iUtseaStt abo pnnnpoMn.. . n '.?" with mornlDK triTn. for"" Ml- "" " and St Paul. Weeklv -i"'. ,'" Personally Condncted TnnrUf kii . cars via tlm jr.,a ..i" t,:::: ,-"' ,aZ n'"r "..". "?""". "; "om t'a v ... wntv HIIHIS 10 unicaco change. b Ask your Ticket Agent to ticket read via the See ngont at Palem Station, or address 0. H. MARKIIAM, G. P. A., Portland, Oregon. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIMlJOAIiD, No. 2. For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:C0 p. m, Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:40 p. m, Train arrives Yaqulna . 5-55 p. tu, No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 7'00a. m, Leaves Corvallis ll:3:ia. m. Arrives Albany 12:13 p. m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Corvallis 12 :00p. m. Leaves Albany l:3i)p.ui. Arrives Detroit 0:20 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 5:30 a. ru, Arrives Albany 10:30 a. m, Arrives Corvallis 11 :I5 p. m. Trains 3 nnd 4 between Albany and Covallis, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays only. All other trains dally ex cent Sunday, Trains 1 and 1 arrives in Albany in tiuio to connect with tho S. P. south bound, as well as Riving two or three hours in Albany before departure of 8. P. North bound train fcr Portland. Train No. 2 connocU with the S, P. west side train at Corvu "Ma Crossing for Independence, MoMInm 'o and all points north to Portland. J.TuRNtn, Ebwi.n Sto.sk, Agent, Albany. Manager. Is a word tbls tells of the Passcsttr Strvlce via. without make your touh..roV71."0"nll.b.evraBe American KxpoYithm? W7Mi haWniKLSSTJ hut to lu."," " rS.tett. ll" Central railroad. i -.--,--. , vm ri in inn .lira i uipna I Royal Insurance Co. A.T.Gilbert, resident agent of above Inauranco Co is now immnr.ul ., .i. .. largo Insurance business. Will aira handle real eatato. I hav. JU, ... . .... " " " .w. HM earriago wnioh is at my customer's ir. vico aud I will take pleasure in shemm: artles what I have for sale. OtlUe at imswnt Uh T. A. LI vwley A Oo. restorott the dress to its original beauty ml ilMnlineM, And so it goes. iTerv iiV-i .i " . e'oi8trations that tho boat kind of a step mother is tile baleiu Steam Dye Works. CASTOR I A for Infants and 0hlir J I The Kind You Have Always Bought ZI&SSis Great Rock Island Route Write for jHtrticulars A. Lf. COOPER, GENERAL AGENT 25 0 AlicrSU Portlind. Ore. Reduced" Rates- ADnnv. " !.U? IJuf!a,0 'e' York. auenu uio I'an- (Otir ticket until you eur.vico Ol Hie II- ur aeootnodatlnna nm i, .. ,i . tf,lbi"ll!'0Ur,tralna aro "'ways on Saatil0nip,'08 COHrteo119 a",,ac' ooIiirL.t0" .c2 l Nellie . , ,luu wn uunaio. ii you win send 15 "The Best of EvcrythW' The Northwestern Line 8 Trains daily between St. Paul and Chicago comprising tho latest l ullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars, j.iurary ana Observation Cars, Froe Reclining Chair Cars. PhN2i0ili!.95l!i.frTla '"THE NORTH WEST ERN LIMITED" Runs every day or the year Finest Train Elect mated in the World 8,"m ,,e4,ed- To Ciiicaffo By. Davliorht Tho Badger State Express, the finest Day Train running between St.Paol and Chicago Via the 8hort Line. Connec tions (rom the West made Via The Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Canadian Pacific This is also the best line between Omaha, St, Paul and Minneapolis. AH Aieuts sell tickets Via "The North-western line." VY. II, MEAD. II. L.SISLER. , C. A. T A Three Itunt. fi : v mi iu auu.-efs given below, we to VOU. bv rtnm iiiuil fatates, Culw aud Porto Uico. Any iniormatlon regardiuir rates comodations. sgrvlco. tio. Connection? nuLTby ' et' W,U to d!,Wr,Ui ''' 148 Ibird at., Portland Ora Day Excursion Rates OS THE O. a K. It. K. Jui i,taml.! Albany to Mill City, Berry, Nia"gra and will forward Detroit has been put into effect on the ono of ourlCorvallla .( Pastor.. iii n rnr hunt ing or fishing parties. Tickets eood going Saturdays and returning Monday, giving three days in the mountains of good apoit and recrea tion. Good hotel accomodations at Mill City, Gates.Niagra and Detroit at reas onable rates. No special order necejaary. tickets on sale at the ticket office. 6 2-1 3m ) I I t e D n ti tl tl di an he; in P" the foV ap dat chl. vie of I the KOCi the .exti Elk tbe is to stop poh I will dre& Uc i man polu tidal In- SMow lyj. ;3kn JHVha