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THE DAILY JOURNAL
Mombor Northwost Afternoon
Nowspapor Lookup.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 7, 1901.
Dally Ono Yoar, 9J3.00 In Advance
Dally Four Months 81. In Advanoo
Dally by Carrier BOo Por Month
Weekly Ono Yoar 81.00 In Advanoo
EDITORIAL.
Printing tho statement, that judging
from tb catalog of tho Eugene Divinity
school, it was hard to toll wholher It
supplied a faculty to tho Stato Unlvor
atlty orwhothor the Stato Unlvorslty
supplied a faculty for tho minister fac
tory, has thrown tho papers up tharo
Into a conniption fit. Tho party organ
uses its usual last retort nrgumcut, that
tho writer who daros to criticise tho
Eugene established ordor Is mentally
dofectivo, and as Tub Jouiinai- has a
monopoly on popper and salt it gets tho
coarao'
articles hurlod in its direction.
Any smoothy who Bays yea. yes, to
ovory Bklngame is n literary gonitis and
is invlttd ta address tho otudonts.
Tho GuBrd Is wiser In Its way. It
printed Tub Joimnal'b dissection o!
having a lot ol five-toed frog matorIaU
ism worked oft on a theological aetinu-,
ary, and damned It with headlines, and
tho faint pratso ot a censorious para
graph, In which It boldly assorted that
nono of tho protossorn o( tho Btaso Uni
versity did any teaching at all in the
Divinity anhool, advortisod to bo on tho
edgo of the campus. It does not dony
that Straub, Washburn, and other Uni
versity professors aro advertised as
being THE faculty of the Divinity
school, but It says thoy don't
do auy teaching. That is pretty rich
when It is considered that tho Divinity
school turns out regular graduatos In a
.theological courso, and thpjr diplomas
authorizes thorn to preach must ho
signed up by this faculty or thoy are
an, empty form, null and void, binding
In nolthor this world or any other.
Tho Register's roply Is not
to "the
merit of the matter,
bu-
ln
effeot that Thu JoniiMAU
and as Dr. Pal no, former
is crasy
superintendent of tho asylum, Is said to
bo h partner tin the papor, it is no
doubt true. Tho roply of tho Guard Is
not logical nnd convincing as nu argu
ment. In fact, it gets In up to tho neck
and can't holler for help, when it says
tho ifaoulty of tho Divinity sohool don't
teaoir cihssob in mo uiviuuy euuoui.
They 'must teach thoin In tho Univer
sity proper, and that is contrary to the
statute and tho constitution ol this
state, which forbids such thing,' but of
course, with great educators nnd toachors
of morals and divinity that is too small
to count, Tho regouts recently removed
a Y. Al. 0, A. building Bhemoaa n bono
ot contention, ou thu ground that statu
property could not quarter a religious
institution, but it seems thoy have not
yot butted in agaluBt. tho theo
logical (acuity. When thoy take
up tho matter thoy will prob
bly not take the statement of the
Eugene paper but of tho Divinity col
lego catalog, as to whether tho Pro
lessors of the University aro acting In
the double roloof tho stato educators
and theological skin-grafters.
The nolo issue raised by Tiik Jouiinal
It this: lias the Divinity school at
Eugene a legal right to advertise auy
attachment to tho State University?
That It upes so udvertlso, its own
purapbtat proves, Their leading card
it (hat the Divinity school is connected,
MJwclftUd, afjlllated, or some other old
tiiisf, with the Btate University. That
14 iU strong suit card, and it has boon
plyd bo strong that at the last uoin
amusement exercises held in the
GiupbllUe church at Eugene tho
i'rwldeatortlielltato Uply&
ironically confessed. that ie
-ry
-" ". -7 ,nflflmcdfcmi and
working n complete change in
tlie blood; the acids ore neutral
ized, the circulation purified and
tho rich, healthy blood that is
carried to tho irritated, aching
muscles and joints, soothes and
heals them. 8. S. 8. cures Rheu
matism even when inherited or
brought on by the excessive use
of mercury. Opium, in some
form, is tho basis of nearly all
sn.rnltpil Rheumatic Cured.
which deaden the pain but do
tift touch tho disease and lead
toll whether ho was Propldent of tho
University or of tho Divinity school.
Of coursothls must bo taken as playful
humor, or It would bo the last camol for
tho president and faculty of tho Uni
versity, The Jodiiwai. has tho highest
regard, for their enemy and cxecutlvo
ability, and this criticism is not directed
against thorn porBonally but to savo the
stato from harm.and to lot no wrong bo
dono through Jgnpranco to tho cause of
oducatlon or thointoropls of rollglon.for
under the constitution nil aro to bo
protected against charlatanry. Why
should any denomination sock to hitch
up In partnership wtll tho stato? It
will only bo to tho detriment of both.
Calling thla papor a liar Is poor argu
ment from editors living under tho
shadow of a divinity school on tho edge
of a university campus.
NEWSPAPERS AND FRIENDSHIP
Tho Toledo (Ohio) Beo Bays thore aro
many things about people thnt tho
uowspnpors don't know, and a great
many that thoy know but don't publish.
Thore aro also many things about a
nowspapor that boiiio pooplodon't know.
One thing many men do not seem to
got through their heads is that a nows
papor is not run on tho linos of friend-
Bj,p, nor run as a medium
through
his oii-
which nn editor may abuse
etiiloa and protect his friends. Tho
nowapnpors that permits such proatltu
tlon ofltncolumus'camtot retain public
conllJenco, for it then Iiocoihob a partial
jadg6and, a prejudiced advouate.
Individuality is all right, but it should
bo Individuality of tho nowspaper pol
icy, not that of an editorial writer oe
nows gatherer. Tho most Important
(unction of u nowspapor Is to publish
tho truth In tho Intercut of the
wholo pooplo. When It Biip
presses legitimate news to uhlold an in
dividual, no matter who ho may bo, or
colors comment for tho purpose of warp
ing public opinion, the nowspapor is
dishonest, And honesty Is tho best pol
icy in this as in nny othor legitimate
business,
r- i
JOURNAL X-RAYS
it "?
DraJvoch dldu't know it was loaded
when ho s'aldV bovlnu tuliorouloslt)
wouldn't kljl a fellow,
rhlladolphfftiis declaring the dlstrlb
utlng of handbills about ' tlia.otrootH a
nulsaneu, and stops aro being taken to
prevent It.
m
They have strurk gas up nt Balem and
It came into tho well with such a riteh
that the men came near being suffocated.
If there Is any place in tho state whero
such a commodity should bo found it la
In Baloni and uoaror tho state house tho
heavier the How, Kogoiio Register.
C Ui
xhora Is no klnu of nilverllelng so
cheap as nowspapor advertising and
there 1b no kind that produces such
Immediate and satisfactory returns, eaya
the Worcestor Hpy. The posting of bills
tho uso of streot car signs and tho mailing
ot circulars costs Inllnltoiy more per
thousand for the same amount of ad
verllslng ami, la toldoiii eo effective.
e
Dr. Koch, the groat Uermau Bpt'oiallet
has expressed the opinion that
tuberculosis can not lm transmittal
from allium) to man through dairy prod
ucts, and this has set thu medical (ra
teruity by the ears. It is. too bad too
uptwt a theory which has been tho
eourcoof ao many usriulslto thrills of
torrorou tho part of nervous hy pooh
rondlncs, p& dread of the deadly
bacillus haa worried many useless
noonle into their graves. Why ahow it
to have boon all n mistake? The first
thing wo know boihd medical iconoclast
will arlso and sov that the person who
lives rlshtly and pays roasouablo at
tention to the common-sense rules of
health has little to fear from any
microbe thatover wijglod Its tails that
nature, if given a reasonable chance will
combat most of the germs iu which
humanity fairly wallows from thu cradle
to the fcravo.
Tiki(elra
mo m
NXf.
rItv rntlinrlm.lili.n.l favrl.iITin?W ftrovuT
rt A S I tflk.lFl ,A...l..r Ik t. t..lt Ihit ...r4ft.fli
eo'Jiu naraiy uwowororm. no eurewnd piy. nice
I liUHI 1UUU 4. ,UI!1 tVWJ,MVI 1U,M
nl'lTrti'liTltfurii
ADJOURNED
SESSION
COUNCIL
An Adjourned Session of City
Fathers to be Held Next
Tuesday Night
Atthctlmo fnrlhu regular session of
tho cily council InBt evening a quoroin
was not present, and the assembly ad
journed until next Tuotday evening.
The following matters will be presented
utidciishlered at the next council moot
ing;
The report of tho city mimhall of tho
lironses issued under tho exietlagdou
ordinance and of matters eon nee ted
therewith, up to August C. Tho report
states that licenses were Issued as ap
pended. C5 II' ciut's for one year $-8 fiO
1
Mrctipo for six months
75
1 license for four months
50
Toiol collected $83 75
Ono and oue-lmlf days' labor by
W. II. I'lyiimlo ... 2 25
Cash turned In to treasury $81 CO
Tho report of the city recorder for tho
month of July Is as follews:
In Recorder's Court.
City vs. Uamsoy, disorderly conduct,
discharged, '
City vb. Smith,drunk noss, committed
for 10 daya.
City vs. Holtr.liaiiBor, drunltencsg, fined
f3, paid. (Alias Sprauss.)
City va. Skirvln,rldlng wlieei.no light,
lined $1, paid.
Olty vs. Flotcher, drunkonoss, com
mitted for G days.
Total fines collected, ft.
In Justice's Court-
l'iorco vs. Whale et nl. (civil) J. V.
fees, fO 35, Const; $1.50; total f 10.85.
State vs. Winston, ot al, (civil) J. 1.
fuos, $3 55, Const ; $1.80; total $1! II5.
Shaw vs. Eckhart, (civil) J. P. $2.80,
Const, $2.50: total $5.30.
Total foes earned $21.50. ,
Miscellaneous Cash Receipts.
J. Stalgor, II. it. License $ 3 25
Grlswoid &. Chase, rent 10 10
Uncliit Naditanok, saloon 200 00
Urtcli & Nadstanok, fee..,. 75
J. Connor, I N.I. T. 8 0 00
G. E. Waters. 2 N. I. T. 8 . ... 12 00
Thos. llurrows.ealo of laud .,... 50 00
Mrs, I'unnell, 11. It. License 0 25
Strauss, line it 00
N. J. Judah, J. P. feed (I 35
D. W. Gibson. Const' fees -I 60
Hslem L & T Co, Car LIcoiimo. . . 22 40
U. M. Lockwood, agent Ins. Lie. 18 00
Salem Wnt'ir Co, July rent 25 00
Grlswohl & GhU8Q, July rout, , . . 10 00
Total received, July 377 00
On hand July 1 lUil 117
Total debit, July 480 07
Bills Against the City
J A Blmpson, 2 115
IlHarr 1 00
Win. llonnott, 1 00
I Conklin 100
P Fonnoll '1 00
TK Ford 1 00
J no. A Jeffrey C00
Alielmol Ward t) 00
Capital Lumb. Co DIM
Capital Lumb. Co f 85
Report of Fire Chief.
I respectfully call your attention to
tho following matters relating to my de
partment, nnd which I think desorviug
of your immedlato consideratien:
Tho black mare "Hess" of tho hoeo
witKon service, la in a critical condition.
Bho Is ill years old and has dono about
lit years uninterrupted surv.cn, Bho is
falling rapidly nnd can not be counted
upon from ono day to anether: she Is
lame and stiff and cannot mako an or
dinary run except undor tho whip, n
condition, in view of hor long ami faithful
porformMHio, that flhould not obtain :hor
shoulders aro badly affected, and her
throat Is becoming visibly worso, day by
day, by reason of tho iiurcuBlug conges
tion of the glands. I recommend thai
she bo sold and another unlnul ho placed
upon tho wagon;
I also, respectfully recommend the
purchuso of SOO fett of llru-hoso, boiuo of
the oldest of tho Iiobo now in servlro,
constantly giving out, section by necllon,
threo sections having burst at thu drill
on tho evening of July 31st, last, This
has boon out off and tho coupling reset
but it shortens and weakens tjio service
of the hose,
I recommend the appolutmout of V,
II. Landou to he hoeoman in this depart
moot, vice Peter Grabor, resigned.
Pays Dividend.
Nkw Yohk, Aug, 7. The United
Btatui Sleel Corporation paid to its
stockholders today a dividend of lptf per
cent on Its preferred atook Baptumbor
14 next it will pay a dividend of t per
cent on tho common stock.
A Minister's Good Work.
"I hail n fevers attaak of bilious oollo, !
got a Iwttlrt of Okainberlala'a Oollo,'
Cholera uml Dinrrhooi ltxinu.lv il-
'twodosoa ami Mas entirely eured, ,
Riv, A. A. Pnvor, of Kmporiu, Kan.
"My neigiuior aoms Hie street waa aick
(or over a week, hml two or U'reo IkxIIcs ,
ot inedlcine from the doetor. UuiiuhI
thorn for three or four day without re-1
lief, then called in uuuthur doot r who I
treated him (or wm day and gave him '
no relief, so dischar-ml linn. I went,
ovor to see linn the muct morulm;. lie!
said his bittola were in a torrlhlo tlx. '
that thoy had boon running oftfoloug
that it nviu almost bloody ilux. 1 asked
him If ho had tried Chamlwrlaln'a Colic.
Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy ami ho
eald, 'No.' 1 went homo and brought
him my bottle and gave- him one doae;
told him to take another dose In 15 or
30 minutes If he did not llnd relief, but
ho took no more and was entirely
cured." For sale by F. U. Haas, Drug
gist.
OASTOIlA.
$un a y? i m mw rw m mw mi
i mfiTTtTi in itwii iriiiVrVrr'.Viiiitiii-nii,iitviiritiiMiMiiiMiiT,;)i'i'i'i
PeautifuT
JJFair makes jggeautiful
Jlomen
NEWimO'S IIRRPICIDE MAKE8
BUAUTIFUL- HAUL because It de
stroys tho deadly microbo nt work
upon tho hair roots, thus making
ilandruff and falling hair Impos
sible, and promoting a thick, luxu
riant nrowth oT liair, Increasing tho
owner s good looks fully 100 percent,
tt wilt nlo enre tour father, brothir, liiif.
bind or iwwtheari of ntijr toalp nftectlon
ihey my hare, erun baldncia. for It yrorU
ikon charm upon the balrtfrt patct. Ui It
yourself, then you will lurcly recoinmeuil 1U
Tor Sale at all First-Claii Drug Stores.
Iowa Republicans
Ckiiaii ItAPins, Iowa, Aug. 7 All the
clans of thcHepublican party of tho state
of Iowa aro represented in the Btate
convention moot here today Tho meet
ings was called to order by tho chairman
of tho state committee and the fallowing
temporary olllcors woro nominated;
Chairman, James C, David of Keokuk.
secretary A. M. McCall of Woodward ;
Ecrgeantat-arm8, J. O. Webstor of
Curesco,
Candidates are to be nominated for
olllcc8 of governor, Houtonant governor,
judge of tho supremo court, superintend
ent of schools and railroad commissioner.
Thoro are four candidates forgovornor
n.i1 aa tnriMtf tnr aiintnrnn tililrrn mil
i UllU WO iS(i autwiu Ju'tkw
lias an oniuuBinBuc louowing, nnu uib
not possible- to proviso tho action of the
convention. The candidates for gover
nor nro A. B. Cummins, John Horriot,
W. 1'. Harriman and J. II. Trowln. E.
II. Congor.mlnlater toCIilna, lms a small
following, but is not considered in tho
raco.
Tho oveut has attracted politicians
hero from nil parts ol the State and the
.enthusiasm of theso as woll as tho dele
gates in general is very expressive.
2 There Is a Class of People
Who nre Injured by the ubo of coffee.
Recently there hna been placed In all
tlie grocery stores a new preparation
culled GHAIN-O, mndo of pure
KI'uIiih, thnt tnkca tho plnco of coffee.
Tlie niout dellcute Htouiuch rcccivca
it without (UstroHB, nnd but fow enn
tell It from coffee. It docs not cost
nvin 1 nit much. niillitriMi mnv drink
! If it'll li iri'iinf Iwitlnllf IK u unil Or,
ctn. per package. Try It. Ask for
OllAIN-0.
Notice.
Having disposed of our builnoss. wo
tnko tills meant) of thanking our numer
ous patrons (or tho favors extended to
uh in tho past- llio now linn wilt con
tinue to servo tho public aa our success
ore, and wo speak for thorn tho same li
beral patronage onjoyed by us. AM bills
duo to in wilt bo payable nt tho sloro,
No. 308 Commercial atroot. Very ros
poctfiilly. F. W. IIOLLIS A CO.
(I2t
TODAY'S MARKET.
PoitTiANn, August 7. Wheat
nominal Walla Wuila, CO & 55.
valley
Flour Portland, best gradou JL'.iJO
O
su.4U. urniiam -' uu.
OrttBOholcoWhlte$ 1.20 0 fl.25 por
cental. i
MlliBtufl Bran, $17.00; flhortB, $20 00
Hay Timothy $10 $12 per ton.
Onions lOo to $1,00
Potntoea $1,00 0$ 1.25 por sack; now
Hjonurlti. y
Jluttor Host dairy, 15 to 14 fancy
creamery, 17M to 10c Store 11 to 12.
por pound.
F.gga- Oregon, ranch 104 to 17 per
doz.
Poultry Chickens, mixed $3 1.75
hens 3.75 to 4.50; turkeys, live 8 to 10c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to (lo nor pound
lloga Dressed Clc & 1 por pound.
Hoof TopBtoerB.f 4.2504 00;cows,$3 -57
$1.00; uroaaod beef, 7 to 7Kc
Venl Dressed, Hi 8X c. for small.
Hops 12 to lie.
Wool Valloy, 11 to 13o; Eastern
Oregon, 812o; Mohalr,20 to 21o,
Hides Green, salted 00 lbs, 7 8.
under GO Um, 7 & 7 ; sheop polta, 16
20c
A!,KM MAIIKkT. ,
Oltl Wheat 60 o for feed.
Wool, II to I3c, Mohair, 21c.
Hops 11 to 13)6o
Oats 70 to 76c.
Hay Baled.ohoat, $0 to $0 SOjtlmothy
$8to$l).
Kggs KIu
Flour In wholesale lota, $3.00; retail
70to86o sack.
Mlllstnffs Bran, $10.00; shorts, $20 00
Hogs On foot, 5o.
Live cattle Steers, 3) tot jcows, $2.75
to 13 50.
Bheop $2.60 grosa
Dreseed Veal 0W conta.
Uutter Dairy, 12K to 15c: creamery,
18 to 30, store 10 to ISMo.
Poultry Hona per lb., Oe. to7o.
PoUttoea 00c
BruiNKit's M.MtKUr.
I'at huna nor lb live weight . . . ,l to 7e
Kgga per iloi , oash 15c
Fryers 8 toOe
MANZANiTA HALL
Palo Atto, California
P'ijnrs tor T. J.ii? ,S,m ,(l or
any other college or uutvcrtt
liiual tu cverv rcsicct to the be!,t
schools of the Kuht. Alvnt achwl
for forty manly bo8. (jplemlid
epiipmeut perfect and Invigorate
iiu; climate. Palo Alto ia aituated in
the Santa Clara Valley hteralh the
land of (lowers, fruit and sunshine,
HI " Ml n tt TV.
lrrtANN ORAMen, A.M., Principal
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought
CRYSTAL ICE WORKS.
Is now ready to deliver ice to the consumers of Salem
and surrounding country at existing rates, A specialty is
made of fine ice cream. Free delivery on Su nday.
...Crystal Ice Works...
J. MAQUIRE, MKr
DON'T FORGET OUR
fall us uowhed your wheel needs repairs we
BICYCLES, the Good kind, $35 ana?4.i
SgLsse0
SCOTCH JWHITE OATS
Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try
Scotch CXits. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can
be readily served, bold by
Harritt &
OLD POBTOKFIGE
Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking
Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Boiling
Stoves.
Call and examine low prices. Special rate lor Gas for
Cooking Purposes.
Salem Gas Light Co.
4 Chomokotn St,
FRUIT
DRYERS
BURROUGHS St FRASBR
PHONE 1511 103 STATE
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM, OREGON.
A flrst-clasB mivato hosnitnl for the treatment of chronic and surcical
cases. Built the past year especially for the purpose for which it is
used. Convonontly located within four blocks of the business part
of tho city. Tho most modern furnishing and latest appliances
throughout the building. Heated by hot wator and lighted by gas
and olocticlty. Here the sick can have tho comforts of an elegant
private home, combined with all the advantages ofla gonoral hospital
without tho nolso, confusion, nnd publicity attending ono. Outsldo
phyeclans bringing cases in treated with the greatest courtesy, and
assisted in operations if requosted. For tonus nndjfurtber inforraa
tlonwrlto or apply pnrmmuily. '
B. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT.
VISITORS WELCOMED DETWECN 2 AND 4 P. M
CAPITAL BREWERY
Finest beor on the markot,
better than ever.
CAPITAL BOTTLING
Ournuperlor beer, kept in
tree city delivery.
CAPITAL ICE WORKS
The purest crystal lee made
at lowest rates.
MRS.1M. BECK,
A Bureau
The Burlington ticket office in Portland is a veritable
Bureau of Information fur travelers a place whero
they con learn wlwt it will cent to reach ANY point in
America or Europe, how long llio trip will tale, 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
EVKRYWHKRB beyond. ' --
ESM
Cor.
Tolph ono 2071 Mnln
PHONE IS RED 2151
have the most compete bicycle repair shop In
the city. Also a complete stocK oi an oicytic uu
drles, tires, etc., always nn hand
OOIt MOTTO: lieat wirkmanBhip, prompt
delivery.
SHIPP & HAIISFR 258 Com. St.
A JUDGE OF PRIME MEATS
Always knows just what ho wants, and
knows that ho can alwayB ot it from
our cholco Block. If you want a deli
cious roast, steak, chop or cutlet that is
tondcr, rich and Bitcculont. and cut by
nn expert hand, trimmed and got up for
your table to suit the Queen's taste, yoit
will always Hntl it at OKOSS'8 and at
lower prices than you can find It for
nuy whero else in Balem.
E. C, CROSS SALEM OPE
Thone 201.
You are Safe
In buying your lumber horo. Ry j'ullc-
Imi. tmutnr. n tinvn dtnrkpd flllf VaniS
with the best, and we offer tho best, at
tho lowest posg'blo prices. Wo have
ovory kind of lumber for every purpose.
Wo give lunt as careful attention to a
small order bb to largo ones, and if you
wont lumbor for any use It will payyou
to come to ub. Phono 051. Near S. P.
Passenger depot.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Lawrence
QKOOErtV
Tolephona 663
Best facilities for making the
tin and iron work on fruit and
hop dryers in Ihe valley. We
have the machinery and the
men and a vast stock of ma'
terial ready to fill all orders
promptly. XC J 2 X
has stood the test 'of twenty years and is
WORKS
cold storage, all drders!fllledIpromptly.
'
from pure distilled wator. Free 'delivery
" '
Proprietor. HI
2&
Information.
A. a SuitnoNGeneral Agent,
Third and Stark Sts., PortUnd, Ore.
tmmmmgmaimml fAX 1,aR ssv isYD'
OREGON
State Fair
:Salem
SEPT. 23 - 28. 1
Great Agricultural and
Industrial Fair.
DIP. I IVP
STOCK SHOW 1
Good Horse Racing in the
Afternoons.
i nicer Attritions In New Audit
orium Duildintr Every Evenin?,
With Good Music :: :: :: ::
rtnintifiii rinm nrnund.3 Free, fj
"k"".1"' .""T. 7"-, rw-.-.i. 2J
tiiMiri-ii icitpc nn ijinini-r.s i ilk-
ets, Come and Brlnz Your Fam
ilies.
8
Reduced Rates on all Railroads.
For full particulars address
M. D. WISDOM, Sec, Portland.
"The Best of
In a word this tells ot
tlie rassenjer bervlce
Evcrytliinfi"
via
Tlie Nortliwostern Line
8 Trains daily between St. Paul
and Chicago comprising tho latrat
Pullman Sleepers, Peerless Dining Oars,
Library and Observation Cars,
Froo Reclining Chair Cars.
The 20th Century Train -"THE NORTH WEST
ERN LIMITED" Runs every day or the year
Finest Train Eitnc Lighted
in the World suara ,,ca,etl-
To Chicago By Daylight
The Badger Stato Express,
the finest Day Train running
between t.i'aul and Chicago
Via the Short Line. Connec
tions f i nm the West mndo via
Tho Northern Pacific, Great
Northern, Canadian Pacific
This la also thu best lino between
Omaha, St. Paul nnd Minucapolii
Alt Agents sell tickets Via
'The North-western line."
W. II. MEAD, II. L.SISLER,.
0. A. T A
Reduced Rates
Are now in effect to Buffalo, Now York
Do yon expect to attend tho Pan-
American Exposition?
If so do not buy your ticket until you
have investigated tho uorvico of the Il
linois Central railroad.
Our accomodations nro tho best that
enn bo had, our trains nro always on
time, and employes courteous and ac
comodating. Through tourist cars from Pacific
coast to Boston via Buffalo.
If you will aond 10 cents In tnmps.
to address given bolow, wo will forward
to you, by return mall, ono of- our
largo 84x10 inch wall maps of tho United
States, Cuba nnd Porto Kico.
Any information regarding rates ac
comodations, service, time, connections,
fltonovors, etc, will bo cheerfully fur
nished by
B. II. Tnominu.,
Com'l Ag't. III. Cont. It. It
142 Third Bt Portland Or
Excursion Rates
ON TUB C. A E. H. It
A Bpecial round trip rato of $2.50 from
Albany to Mill Olty, Berry, Niagara nud
Detroit has been put into effect on the
Corvallis & Eastern Rail road for hunt
ing or fishing parties,
Tickets good going Saturdays and
returning Monday, giving threo days iu
tho mountains of good spoit and recrea
tion. Good hotol accomodations nt Mill
City, Gates.Niagara and Detroit at reas
onable rates. No enocinl order necomary,
tickets on Bale at the ticket ofliro.
Also a rato of $3.10 from Salem to
Newport, Yaqiiinn and points this side,
uood going Saturday and returning Mon
day, giving n threo day's outing at the
coast or along tho line for hunting or
fishing parties Ample hotel accommo
dation at K.k City, Toledo, Yanuiuaand
Newport.
Seatonoxcursion tickets Salem to New
port of $5.00, and Yuquina of f I 50 aro
also on sale good to return until October
10th. For full particulars apply to S. P,
Agent, or Edwin Stono, Manager.
5 24 3m
Frances G. Parkhurst
Resident Atrent-
The Liverpool & London &
Globe Ins. Co , of Liverpoo
The North Biitish & Mftrrfln-
tile Ins. Co., of Edinburgh.
Ofllces in the Masonic Iiullding, (for
merly Eeed'a Opera House.) Second
floor. First door as you step out of the
elevator.
Royal Insurance Co.
A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of ubove
Insurance Co U now prepared to do a
large Ineuranco business. Will al.D
handle real estate. I have a team and
carnage which is at my customer's ser
vice nnd I will tnko pleasure in showing
parties what I have for sale. Office at
Present wiUT A. Llvesley & Co.
JOHN " STOUT
Successor to
HANSEN & LAND0N
Sash Doors. HI I nil a XT ill Wnt- ! r:
eral, Hon and Fruit Baskets. Pmlt
Trays, etc , a specialty. Church and
ichool furniture. Estimates promptly
furnished on all kinds of work.
Church and Mill Sts , Salem
TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL
r It'liiwM Ullriiiify
f iVMH-LsTJH m ft
ShojtEine
and UMOflB4CIErc
DKI'AUT
FOR
TIME 8rilH)UI.K8 I xXMVu
Krom rortUn-t Or. $$.
Chlcnifo
I-ortUud
npccui
On. ni,
via Hunt-
iugton
AUantio
JCx presa
1) n. in.
via Hunt
ington "SirVnuT
Fast Mall
6 p. m.
via
Spokane
fiftlt IjlW. tiMA. ...
Woitii. nlnii. S!.:1
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TO '" HOUR
72
JUND TO CHICAGO
Si
Thrnnoli !!,.!,.. i.i. ... . ..
boat and ralL vl PnJ' .v,m n rn. or
' "' .ttIIU .
OCEAN AND RVBR SCHEDULE
.... . umana.
All Mlllng (lain Mibjcct
8 p. m.
"llaiTy"'
ouept
HniiOny
8. p m.
BMurdar
10 a.m.
Ball every fi ilyi
- .
COLUMBIA RIVEIt
To AKlorln n,i Way
Landluis. '
p. m
A
I', ui.
WILLAMETTE RIVEB
Steamers leave Sa rnfor PortMad tal w,
landings, Monday. Wednesday tnJ Frldiv.Mn
a.m.. Tuesday t aursday ,8l is.turdiy ,, "'?
m. For Independence. Albany sai,c0rv.iii.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday it 4 B
Friday at 4;30 p.m. y tM
Through tickets East via all rail or boat am
rail via Portland, Ticket office City dock
E. T. THAYER. AM
Salem, retoa.
South and East
VIA
Southern Pacific k
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains Ieavo Salem for Portland and way
stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:54 a. ui. and
4 :58 p. m.
1.T 1'ortUnd. ....: 8;S0 A M M Pll
Lv balom " " A M 10.S3 P V
Ar Ashland .... ..12:M A M 12.SS P V
Ar Hacrameuto.. . 6.00 P M iii A h
Ar Han KmuclBOO. 7:5 P M 8, A H
ArOg(tBI) .. 5:55 A M 7-00A M
Ar fJonver. . 9:30 A M y.ia a m
Ar Kansa, City . . 735 A M 741 A u
Ar Chicago 7:42 AM 8:30 A U
Ar lot Angeua 'i.tM I M 8 OS A SI
Ar Kl Paw - 6:00 T M 6-C01' M
Ar Fort Worm 0:30 AM 6.80 A U
Ar CltyofMoxlco..ll:30 A M ll:sn a M
Ar Houiton ,.. 7:0AM 7.00 A M
Ar New Orleans . 6:30 P M C:S0 p M
Ar W'Mhlngion. 0:42 A M 6:12 a m
At New Tfofk 12;10 P M 12.10 P
Pullman and Tourists cars on both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento to Ogden
nnd El Paso, and tourist cars to Chicago,
Ht. Louis, Now Orloansnud Washington.
Connecting at San Fraudisco with sev
oral steamship linos for Honolulu
Japan, China, Philippines, Central an I
South America.
See agont at Salem Station, or address
O. If . MARKHAMjA P. A
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis k Eastern Rail
TI&E CARD.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Trniu loaves Aioanv vivw p. m
Truln leaves CorvalllB.... 1:40 p, m
Train arrives Yaqultm . 6 55 p. in
No. 1 ttoturnlogi -
Leaves Yaqulna 7 00 a. tu
Leaves CorvallU 11:33 a. m
Arrives Albany 12:13 p. m
No. 3 For Dotrelt:
Leaves Corvallia 12.n0p. m.
Leiivch Albany 1.3up. in
Arrives Dotrolt. 0:J0p. ui
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit G'30a tu,
At rives Albany 10:30 u iu.
Arrives Corvallis.; 11: 5 p, in.
Tr.iins3 and 4 botwoen Albany and
Covalllfl, TuesdavH, ThursdayB and est
urdays only. All other trains dally ex
cept Sunday. .
Trains 1 and 4 arrives in Albany In
timo to connect with the S. P. south
bound, us well aa Riving two or three
hours in Albany before departure of 0.
I. North bound train for Portland.
Twin No. 2 connects with tho S, I .
west side train at Corvu Ms Crossing for
ludofendence, MuMinm 'e and H
points north to Portland.
J. Tun.vMi, Edwin Bros,
Agent, Albany. Manager
nUviVjf is the name
Mountian. SB
Limited ,s,,nd,n'"
Which runt between ColoiodeStirio'
and Denver, and Chicago "?
Uoloratto bpriinr "'"'-,'
atl:3JP. 'M,flJ
Chicago at 7 V. ,
lfiv nnlv one night OUV -
m"WW making clote oi,"l,,1S
wun evening trains irom "-"Bv,i.t
,polntseast5 aleo connectlmr at u'"
with morning trains for Mlnnwpons
and St Paul. Weekly exciirtloni"
PorBonally Conducted Tourist Bleepjw
cara via the Great Bcenlc Line; Uotai
cifle Coast points to Chicago without
change. , . v.M,r
Ask your Ticket Agent to mswy"
ticket read via the
Great Rock Island Route
Write for particulars
A. U. COOPER. GENERAL AGENT
250 AlderlSt., PortUod. Ore.
O. C. T, Co's
PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pomona and Altojig
leaves for Port'al DU
Excett SuaJay at 7
Quick Time, Cheap Rates
Dock Between SjU. "tfgj-