The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, August 08, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text,H if MMbMII ti W I A tli cal s &! Kit . THE'OJULY JOURNAL Msmbtr Northwest Afternoon Newspaper Loaguo. SV HOFBB PnOTHBflS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 8. 1901. Dally One Yoar, 3.00 In Advanob Dally Pour Months $1. In Advanoo Dally by Carrier BOo Per Month Weekly Ono Yoar Sl.00 In Advanoo EDITORIAL. tt.-- ii. ..ili.. (.tan nf nnrvn rn- fltorpr no;patcnt : Lolltrlflf la the orchard! , Lotllni oa Ifae irass, Lettfni world and worries , To oblivion pass. ft Tlia biology and bacteriology cranks ro preparing to reap a harvest out of so-called Intelligent people who read newspapora. Tho big three-ring circu tent dailies aro filled with Dr. Koch latest discovery that humans can't got consumntlon from anlmals.but they now claim that you get it from the bacilli In tho dosWcated sputum, and tho sputum (a Rnmatlilni nnt of ftistllt. floating in til air. Tho Ereat Dr. Koch Is also tuo father of another discovery, that the hu man sputum can give tubercuioss to lilr.ii.onlnp n!o and rabbits but hardly ever to dogs, but they haven't found out yet that thoy can give it to vegetables, so the cabbago and sauorkrant are safe articles of diet yet awhile. All tho biolo. gists are calling In question Koch's la test discovery, that wo can't catch con sumption from cows or other animals. Host of those fellow don't believe any. tiling but aro continually supplying the rest of the world with bellofs that cost them a pllo of money, msko no end of trouble and expense and then aro later on discovered to bo false. For twenty years the world has been asked to boliove that wo wore in constant dangor of gotting bacilli and microbes that were tho direct cause of consumption froml tho milk we drank, and thoro wasn't even any kind ol cheese, perfectly Immuno unless it was LImburger, and that had Its own class of inhabitants whose rich flavor drovo out all the other bugs and could b oaten with impunity. Thousands of head of dairy cows wero klllod on tho ordor of uorno veterinary, who is now told it was all a mistako and that by no possitillty can wo catch tuberculosis from cattlo. The great divine who erected a wall between animals and humans, that can never be crossed by any sort of scientlfic'iuacK ery, looked after this mutter of bacilli. While the alleged scientists have been following a theory that thqse little mi crobes were transmlssablo from blasts to people, and that rats carrlod tho plague, and tbe "harmless necessary cat" was a walking storage battery for diphtheria, and tho mosquito retailed malaria gorms.Tho Almighty who croat- nd the unlvcno.andmRdo man but llttto lower than tho angels, knew better all tho time, and if thoy had consulted spiritual wisdom instead of Dr. Koch any of them might have known the trutii about (be matter. Now Koch has uu discovered his discovery aud thoy have got to chase aftor him In tho opposite direction and uet upsouie new way to skiu tho public on tho biological thoorom. Koch's latest discovery is about equal in point of importune to that of a man who had been planting onion sots wrong end up for twenty ycarsnnd then flllod tho newspopors with accounts of how he had cot it through his head at last It was alia mis take. Wo bavo boon catching bovlno tuborculosls for twenty years that we couldn't catch, and yet there Is no apology! no reparation, no paying the bill for cattlo killed or human lives lost on the part of tho profession, aud tho stato will goon paying n professor of Biology 13000 a year to holp along this fraud. Much as is said b.v matorlal scientists about the charlatanry of Mrs. Eddy, if she had turned tqtiaro around ia twenty years on eo vital a matter as Koch's bacilli theory, ull thoso profus clonal men would voto to tond her to tho nearest eloctrocutionist and thoy would bo right. Hut tho bacteriologists and biologists and otloloalsts and all tbe other money-making nlggor-lii'tlio woodpile professions of so called naterlal sclonce, which are llttlo more thnu dls covoriea that somo previous discovery was mistake, will ohaso alter some new ehttdow-plcturo to humbug tho people, They protend to doubt Kouli'a latest uudlfcovury. that animal tuber (miosis is not tranimlssable to humauri. -...i -.. .. II.....,.,,.,... i .....I,., i. bodged about my subtle conditions," to laavoyou hanging In tho air und leave 1UU CSV LI I a ' SIUVSJVIW4 VI imuiimhiij somo oxoubo for tho cow.doolors to kill -fluo herds for tho fees there is lu it. In tbe meantime tho pubjlccan road the controvert that will rc column pro t""J "t l' ''H r, Mlve ooun mi coa In tho big dailies until the try as Palestine. Only llttlo part of mdsrs won't know whether they the tl.no Is to ba spent l thsHoly Und, belong to the race of Adam nnd live or to the enttlo of thu Held u Tfcsre $ t smog for all (blots. Sap & Htts flows ltt osce n scat'os. m Blflfwr Hermann ' oppoe4 to for- m est reserves. Mitchell Is opposod forest reserves. Cap. Ormsby is opposed to forest reserves. Hermann reports against them. Ormsby never recom mended one to be enlarged. Tho wholo Oregon push Is against these big timber land frauds, as anyone might know. Thoy always havo been against anything that could bo jumped up by anybody who had a' mind of his own and could stato tho mattor clearly enough for tho comprehension of 8lwash politicians, Allyoti'vo got to do Is let these follows know what yoa aro anainBt and if thoy can understand you tnoy win af-re-j with you. But thoy are against forest reserves llko tho lawyer who went to heaven not enough to Interfere with tho steal going on. So Cap. Ormsby told the Ortgonlan reporter the othr day that he had novor, recommended tho enlargement of tho (Cascade for est reserve, and If ho had, '.in accord- anco with his own printed reports, JJmgor Hormann never would havo would like as not him instanter, Hut endowed II and havo msonargoa It nmN tlm Oreeronlan reporter at 8a- I - .1 11. .I.-. fl.A lem nas powers ui ouacrvm.uii .- strictly home-maue, anu uug up Mr. Ormsby's plain recommendation that twenty-three townships be ad ded to tho western end of the reserve Of course, tho report of Herman, tho Wlznnl. wouldn't Ho about a Httlo matter like 529,020 acres of public land, and his Superintendent of forest reserves at Salem wouldn't say ho had fought like a tiger to keop that much more of the public domain from going Into tho orand bunco game called "pro tecting tho sources of water supply," In a country where there is water enough to float Noah's ark a great share of the time, when ho had written a letter urging that it put Into the grand Jackpot for the bonoflt on non-resident corpora tions and timber-land thieves. For twenty years this same Kong of fedoral ofllce-boldora that electa senators and and manages tho people's politics In Oregon have beon stringing tho suckors in managing the public lands In the in terest of syndicates and have beon a kind of an aid society to encourage whnlnnaln' ncrlurv. Golnir down the line mentally of our dear saviours of tho people, at from thrco the flvo thousand a vonr nor BaVO. wllOrO IB there one, that has ever laid a straw, not onu poor llttlo old last year's rotton straw even, that has ever even registered tho Binallcst baby mosquito kick, at tho whole robbery of our public lands? No one has over peeped effectively, butwhmt you Jump them up whern It don't count thoy aro dead with you, against the wliolu rotton business and their displays of royal flush indlgnatlonjnearly reaches tho boil lug point until somo newspaper mau who Isn't under the hypnotlo inlluooco of land notices calls their bluff. This wholo prickly proposition Is kept out of the campaigns and all the tlddledowlnk Journalists bow their heads In Bllenco while tho grand steal of Oregon's beat timber lands goeB on. Nothing but tho words of tho psalmist can do Justlco to such public sorvants who forget all about tho people oxcopt when thoy aro giving them nuwspnper spiel and think they won't lief caught. Thoy nro deiaribod In tho 5th aud 7lh I'salms "For thoro Is no faithfulness In tholr mouth; their Inward part Is very wickedness; tholr throat is an open sepulchre; they (hitter with tholr touatte." And attain: "He- hold, ho travalleth with iniquity, mid hath conceived mischief, and brought forth a falsehood." Lot tho decent newspapers keep up tholr lick until tho wiud'btowa chill across tho trioor for tho whole aggregation of dc-llttle windmill statesmen, ami let tho next senator oloctod from Oreuon be a man with bruins and the courago to oxpoao this trltilo robbery of the state, tho school fund, and the genuine homoatoador. W Many of us would (row a gourd of conceit over nlf hi bluer than Jonah's ir hiiher wisdom didn't send a worm lo nip It In the bud. 9 9 President Harper, of Chicago Univer sity, gives nut the pleasing Information that tho theologleul dopartmunt of tho great school, under tho patrouugo of Hookafoller, will horunftor oporato u branoh In the Holy Land, Theulass who will bo permitted to study the life aud works of tho Saviour on tho spot, as it vtoro, Hill bo limited to SO persons. The wisdom of this la easy to seu.nnd, in '. ' Impossible to have auvthiiiL' run In ronuootlon with tho ' Standard Oil monopoly that was not msdo a monopoly, and It Is figured that there nro not over 'JO oliurolios In tlui Uultod States abto to pay a salary suoh will cutpU ono of theeo urrduntei hoftetor. M the olasswlll divide Its tinio betwu Home, Ctro, Athens, Nplej, lUnlbwk'aud Hellespont, put. ting In the lmt two weeks oainpiag In GiiMes nnd BatusrU.' To think of ft .....- j claw of modern theologians spending a wholo college course among the poor peasants and shepherds of Faleatlno is really an Idea beyond tho intellectual breakers, Tho luxury of the big cities is required to finish a pastor who will command tho top-notch salary at the hands of the oil aristocracy and who will bo able to help keep tho con&umcr with both shoulders on tho carpet. The discovery of oil wells all over the Ubited States may put tbe crnry no tion into tho occiputs of tho people that God made it for tho benefit of his children instead of tho Standard Oil crowd, and it will tako strong, ab'e and attractive presentations of the gos pel to counteract this latest growth of political timber. Special attention will be paid by tho Chicago evangejist factory to what is called the plotorlal (ration of the life of Christ and the il lustrative interpretation of the Bible. Uire the peoplo lota of pictures about things and they won't do so muah reading and thinking for themselves and the price of oil can be raised a notch or two every time there is another oil field with unlimited flow discovered as in Texas. The gospel via the Idnete scope and the atereopticon are far lees dangerous and not so apt to arouse i the instincts of humity and raite a gen H flew lfrlag GARRETT O'MACH, Chauncey Olcott, tho popular comedian and Bwcet singer will appear at the New Grand Opera Houso presenting his now comedy "Carrett O'Magli" by Augustus I'itou, his Manager. Tho play takes Its titlo from tho name of its mil I in ' to your daughter. When Garrett iik'oIh Kilcon Isiiglo ho finds her to bo a girl whofohcadlB filled with romantic notions. After their first interview sho describes him to Mrs. Devlin as tiio most matter-of-fact man in nil Ireland, Later Mrs.Naglo Informs Mrs Devlin that Mr. Bpenci-r, un huglish diplomat, has asked for Eileen's hand. Matters havo become complicated and it Is ar ranged hotween tho old lovers to Indiico Garrett to humor Ivlleen'a romnntlc notions nlid clopo with hor, Mr. Naglo, In tho rolo of tho angry father to follow them. Garrett sings n roronado under Kilucn's window and tho elopement takes place. Loulso Wilton, who is trying to win Garrett for herself, has discovered tho plot. She follows tho runaway couplu to Lynch's Inn, and sho tells Eileen that tho olopumont vwih prearranged liotwucn hor fnther, Garrott and his Aunt. Kileen is Indignant, and when her father arrives sho af sorts hor womanhood and denounces Garrott, In tho act Mrs. Devlin tells Eileen that Garrett was not ulonn to blamo. Elleon relents, forgives him nnd coiisontj to become his wifo. Tho play will bo prosuutcd with tho original cast, scenery and affects that characterized Its long and successful run in New York. Mr. Olcott will sing tho following songs written nnd composed by him for this play ; "Tho Lass I Love," "My Bwuot Quean," "Ireland A Gra MaClireo" and "Paddy's Cat". Box Olllco Open Friday Morning. OPEN-AIR CONCERTS ANNOUNCED Baby 'Pictures to Be Entered for a Prize. Tho concerts nt Savage's Grove (East wood Park,) contiuuo uninterrupted, nnd another one will he given on Friday night of tills week, when an antlro change of program will bo had, Tho Salem Light Powor .t Tiuotlon Co., will give a $ 10 prlae for the host baby ploturo, to bo shown by tho storeopticou, export judges to be up painted to decide tho question, The pictures of tho little onos, hotwuuu six months aud two years of ago, to bo left at tho company's olllco by Saturday of this week, tlio pictures to be shown on Weduesduy nnd Friday of noxtwi'ok, and Wednesday uvenlug nf tho following wook, Tho host ol order will bo secured, and the public is promUod u rich trout at thesu coucorts. What Dj Hie Children DrlnK? i Don't glvo thorn tun or cofToo. Have you trlud tho now food dilute culled (JltAlN-0 It In dollcloun und uour IhIiIiik nnd tukim tho pluce of colTuo, Tho iwiro Ginlti-O you glvo thu chil dren tho more liwtlth you distribute through Hjolr Hystomu. Gmhi-O U Hindu of puro grubm, and wlmu prop oily prepared tHstoa llko tho vlinleo KtiidoH of coffee but cont nliout VI iiiiieh. All grocer ull It. lde. und UCc. Men Wanted. Mi.NNK.mu.u, Minn,, Aiif., 8 Mil neaoU aud the lUkotu'a niln llelds u e yellow unto harvest ntul huudslaru in demand every in here. The Northern Paclllo railroad lias delivered more than 6000 men at various points and many nioru could find emptovmiNit A largo shipment of men was tnndelrom this point today for North Dakota points Health for 10 Cents. A livoly liver, pure blood, cloan skin, bright eyes, perfect halth Cagcarets Candy Cathartic will ob tain and secure them for you. Genu ine tablets stamped C. C. C Never sold in bulk. All Druggists, ioc. eral kick against extracting millions out of the pockets of tho alums for coal and oil to educate preachers for Ihe four hundred. What is wanted is a religious gun that wont kick back when It's fired off, and in no danger.of . shooting anything bnt what's sighted for. A preacher who would throw a llttlo daylight Into tho Iniquity of mono polizing a natural product for excessive prollts would be a dangerous animal to have at large In tho Lord's vineyard and stieh a man might even tell Christian pwple that It's just as wrong to educate your son or daughter In a blood money institution like Chicago University as to make your money in that way yourself. Instead of one Itoekafeller there night be four thousand oil and gasoline manufac turers selling it for half what we pay now, and all making, money and hun dreds of colleges all prosperous and teaching the truth more or jess as well as the ono inspired concern that daren't teach anything contrary to tho interests of mutti-mlllionairiem. But that condi tion of things would be too near the millenniam when every man might sit usder his own vine and figtreo and tho me Bey changers wouldn't be as com ptateiy in charge of tbe templo as they are today. The world isn't read) just jet to do without its Ilockafellora. leaning ennracter. Tho scones ore located in Dublin and its suburbs during the year 1812. Garrett O'Mngh, aftor an ubeonco of four years in America, returns to Ireland, accompanied by his friend and part ner Kufus Hardy of Pennsylvania, to visit his Aunt, Mrs. Devlin who has been a widow for fifteen yoars. Knrly in the first act, Mr.Nnglo, a wldowor, proposes mnrriago to Mrs. Dovlln, oho Is not ndvorso to mnrrying him, hut llicru ib Garrett. Sho fcols it hor duty to first seo him married off. Then, too, thoro Is Klloon, Mr. Nnglo's dnughtur. A husband must ho found for her. Mrs. Devlin sug gCHtH "Why not marry my nowpl.ow SEASON'S HOP OUTLOOK Hop picking will bin-in ut tho yards near thisolty tho first wook in Septem ber. Tho weathur for the last rlx weeks has beon favorablo for tho utilture of hops, und recently tins beon hot enough to deotroy all pouts. Tliequautlty of the produco for this season will not bo so largo as at first expected, but tho quality' w til bo oxcellont, It has been estimated tliut tho yield will bo from 85,000 to W.OOObuloa for this valley. The price P'lid for piuklng Is us usual, forty conts for nine buthols. Most of tho growers hao already secured pickers for their yards. Quotations will range from 10 to 13 cents; last year's hops have been al most ontlroly sold, and tho romalndor. which Is estimated utSoO bales, lnwo no market. DON'T toijaccospit and SMOKE Vnntl IfARiu.itl ' irurpioi anr form ol lolucco ukluir ratlljr t mails well ttrong, iiiaantlic, fullol " Mtwiinuji ww uic una ugor by lakinjr NO-TO-DAO. ut ttiU wcV. tutu iironc Msuy Kln V,iHM,i,nil" 'f" l ter boo;ouo wirfj. AllilruuRUii euro Riursulcrd liook. Sn5imv' l'PiUU AlClrM 8THUI.INO RMHU CO, Cliicasoor New York. 4J7 Convention of Christians. I Iajmi Uku'II. Cal.. Auir 8 The nn- iiiihI (oiivuutiou ol Pacific Coai t Clirtt , linns Ihujuii here today, and will Inst trn tlays. I lie body ia a very largo one, and has u mou eom)irehtnste line of work before It, eonsUtlnif of lectures, sormoi e, eoncM-tH, Uiblelustltute work.diecuasiou of fiibjfots Miiiuected w Uh youuit people's work, inleslons, wonian'i work and t)iujtions of rsform . Sunday tohool und teinperaiu'D work, etc. CANDY CATHARTIC iWnTnirTi ! in i.imii fin Vr,m I'Wlill l'lll"p Prwbu. Ceiuilns stamped CCC Never told In bulk. ucwort or wc ocaitr wno tries to sell 'tomtlhinj Juit u ood." Br U a 1H M TWlwAh)S 6j rr-c&vm. imca3ifr I CRYSTAL Is now ready to deliver ice and surrounding country at existing raes , A specialty is made,of fine ice cream. Free delivery on Sunday. ...Crystal -Ice Works... J. MAGUIRE. lylgr DON'T FORGET OUR fall us ub when your wheel needs repairs we - I m s. T BICYCLES, IbeCood kind. $35 and $40 vilW ' ,T W tl "BlkflW ' J3jft. ccrmcn T- SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try Scotch Cits. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can be readily served, bold by Harritt & OLD P08TOFF10B Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Boiling Stoves. Call and examine low prices. Special rate tor Gas for CookingT Purposes. Salem Gas Ligtit Co. '4- Chomokota St, FRUIT DRYERS BURROUGHS & FRASBR PHONE IBM 103 STATE THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM ' SALEM. OREGON A firat-clnas pilvnto hospital for the treatment of chronic and surgical cases. Biiilt'the past year especially for the purpose for which it is UBod. Convenently located within four blocks of tho business part of Uio city. Tho moat modern furnishings and latost appliances i,m.u..k."j.v iiumuiuk. lira uy uuv wuiur mm unuiuu uy gas and elocticity. Hero tho sick can have tho comfortB of an elegant prlvato home, combined with nil the advantages of ja gonoral hospital without the nolso, confusion, and publicity attonding ono. Outside physclans bringinu wises in treatod with tho groatest courtesy, aud assisted In operations if requested. For terms andjfurtber Informa tionwrito or apply personuiiy. R. CARTWRIGHT, M,D. SUPT. VISITORS WEICOMED BETWEEN 2 AMD 4P.M AH A KWhWhHV Finest beer on the markot, has stooil the tost !of twenty years nnd Ib better than ever. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS Our suporior beer, kept In cold storage, all orders '.QIIedBpromntly. tree city delivery. , ' CAPITAL ICE WORKS Tho purest crystal Ice made from pure distilled water. Froeldoliverv ut lowest rates. ' MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. -1 It is 8,000 Miles Long. The Burlington Route ranks among the greatest of the world's railroads. Over B.ooo miles long; employing 35,000 men; reaching 1,300 towns and cities in the eleven states traversed by its lines; having t hrough-car arrangements which extend more than half way across the continent and earn estly striving to give its patrons absolutely unequaled service, it is the line YOU should sdect, next time you go east. V?RvfeISyoJd.BSa, Ci' SU LuU-and ICE WORKS to the consumers of Salem I Telephone 2071 Main PHONE IS RED 2151 have the most complete bicycle repair stjop In incciiy. aiso a compicie siock m an cuytic sun dries, tires, etc , always on hand OUR MOTTO: Best workmanship, prompt delivery. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Com, st. A JUDGE OF PRIME MEATS Always knows just what ho wants, and knows that ho can always cot it from our choice stock. If you wont a dell clous roast, steak, chop or cutlet that Is tonder, rich and succulent, and cut by an expert hand, trimmed nnd eot up for your table to suit the Queen's taste, you will always Arid It at CKOSS'S and at lower prices than you can find it for anywhero clso In Salem. fR C, CROSS SALEM ORE Fhone 291. You are Safe In buying your lumber here. By judic ious buying wo have stocked our yards with the best, and we offor tho best at tho lowest possible prices. We havo overy kind of lumber for every purpose. Wo uivo just as careful attention to a small order as to largo ones, nnd if you wont lumber for any use it will pay you to como to us. Phone Gol. Near S. P. Passenger depot. Goodale Lumber Co. Lawrence OICOOKRY Tolephono 063 Best facilities for making the tin and iron work on fruit and hop dryers in the valley. We have the machinery and the men and a vast stock of ma' terial ready to fill all orders promptly. 1C A! C A" A. C. Shildon, General Agent, Cor. Third and Stark Sts, Portland, Ore, OREGON fete Fair 'Salem SEPT. , 23 - 28. 1 Great Agricultural and Industrial Fair. BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW Good Horse Racing in the Afternoons. I ntrct Attractlonc In New Audit orium Buildine Every Evening, Yitn uooa music Beautiful Camp Grounds. Free, Special Rates on Campers' Tick ets, Come and Brine Your Fam ilies. Reduced Rates on all Railroads. For full pattlculnrs acMrosa M. D. WISDOM. Sec. Portland. "The Best of Everything" In a word this tells of the Passenger Service via The Northwestern Line 8 Trains dnily betweou St. Paul nnd Chicago comprising tho latest Pullmnn Sleepers, Peerless Dining Cars, Library nnd Observation Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars. The 20th Century Train 'THE NORTH WEST ERN LIMITED" Runs every day or the year Finest Train Eicctnc united in the World b,"n ,,ca,etl- To Chicago By Daylight The Badger Stato KxjirfSB, the finest Day Train runuiug botw ecu Nt.I'nul and Chicago Via tho.Shurt Line. Connec tions from tho West nnulo via Tho Northern Pacific, Great Northern, Canadian Pacltic Tills is also tho best lino between Omaha St. Paul and .Minneapolis All Agents sell tickets Via "The North-western line." W. II, MEAD. II. L.SISLEB. T A G. A. Reduced Rates Are now in effect to lluffalo, New York. tioyou oxpect to attend the rati American Exnoflition? If so do not buy your ticket until you uavu inveatigatbu tno service ol tno !! linols Uontrnl railroad. Our iicromodutions are the best that can be had, our trains nro always on limo, and employes courteous and ac comodating. Through tourist cars from Pacific coast to ifostnu via lliiffulo. If you will send 15 centa in 'tamps, to aud.-ors given oolovv, we will forward to you, by return mail, ono of our largo 3 fx 10 Inch wall maps of tho United Statt'B, Cuba and Porto Itico. Any information regarding rates ac comodations, eervico. time, connections, stop overs, etc, will bo cheerfully fur nished by 11. II. Tiicmdull, Coui'l Ag't. III. Cent. H. It 142 Third St., Portland Or Excursion Rates ON THE C. A B. It. It A spocial round trip rate of $2.50 from Albany to Mill City, Perry, Niagara nnd Detroit has boon put Into effect on the Corvallls it Eastern Rail roud for hunt ing or flahlng parties. Tickets good going Saturdays nnd reluming Monday, giving tliroo days in the mountains of good epoit nnd recrea tion. Good hotel accomodations at Mill City, Gntes,NIugara and Detroit at reas onable rates. No special order necoisary, tickets on sale at tho ticket ofliro. Also a rate of fil.10 from Salem to rewport, Yuquinn and points this side, good going Saturday and returning Mon- dav. L'ivlni? ft tliron itnv'a Ai.Hr... ... .!. coast or along the lino for hunting or "'k 1'urueo ompie iioiei accommo dation at Elk Citv. Tolftlln. Vannli.a ...! Newport. Seafonexoursion tickets Salem to New port of $5.00, and Yaquina of f 4 50 are also on sale good to return until October 10th. or full particulars apply to 8. P. Agent, or Edwin Stone, Manager. 5 2i 3m Frances G. Parkhurst Resident Agent- The Liverpool & London & Globe Ins, Co., of Liverpoo The North British & Mercan tile Ins. Co., of Edinburgh. OfllrPB In tllQ Atnonni. II. .11. It !-- jnierly Reed's Opera HouRe.) Second floor, first door as vou step out of the Royal Insurance CoT A. T. Uilbrt, res dent agent of above lnsnrai.ee Co in now prepared to do a large Ineuranco business. Will altD handle real estate. I have a team and carringo wl ich is at my customer's eer vice and I will take pleasure In showing parties what I havo for sale. Olllce nt present with T A. Livesley & Co. JOHN" STOUT Successor to HANSEN & LAND0N Sash Doors, Blinds. Mill Work in Gen eral. Hop and FnTit Baskets, Fruit Trays, etc , a specialty. Church and tohool furniture Estimates promptly furnished on all kinds ol work Church and AIM Sts , Salem I TURKISH BATHS WILLAMETTE HOTEL 4 Shojtline Umon Pacific DKPAIIT FOK TIME 8eiiMUr.K8 I I Alt AUKIVE rrom roiuaui Or, J-KOM Chicago I'ortlaiid Special 9 a. m. Tla Hum Ington 7lVntto Kxprcti 9 P m. via Hunt Ington 5l7iAiir" Fmi Mall 0 p. m, via Spokane SSi!.fe..l?nwr. kc ni,L"i. ","'"". aif CJtr. Ht. Ioiil. r?hiran nil t...l " B fl.,I. penrer Ft Wnrlti. rinat.. 1- . Alii d. ,1m JUBR Walla Wa ,. UwIModT 8iK)kane. Wallace, I'uiil !??, J'lniicaiK'lli gt rani. Tlnlnth ln...-..i. :qor Cblcago, nd Kaat. 72 rr n i j i i . . . 72 PORI4!?P..To ciiicaco Through tickets EaBt via nil mil boat autfrnll. l p..i.. .m a" rnil' or F "" . UlUIWiU, OCEAN AND MVER SciiEDULF .vm . uimna. All eallliiK dates subject Sp. in. """llany"' r.ijcpt Buudy 8 p m. Saturday 10 a. m, orHanFranclwo 8llovcry 5dai p. m COLUMMA RIVKII loAitorla and Way landlnga. 4 t. In ex. bumiij WILUMETTE RIVER Steamers ItaveSa mtor PortUnd and w.v landings. Monday, Wednesday tad Friday at in a.ra.. Tuesday nursiay sad iSiturday at 7, nt. For Independence, Altany and Corvalil Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday it 4 ' For Independence. Monday. Wednesday "and Friday at 4 ;30 p.m. Through tickets East via all rail or boat and rail via Portland, Ticket 0 f f Ice City dock E. T. THAYER, Agent Salem, rcgon. South and East VIA Southern Pacific Co, THF SHASTA ROUTE Trains leavo Salohi for Portland stations at 5:40 a. m. , 7:D4 a. 4;58 p. m. , Lt Portland 8.80 A II Lt H'"' ,ll-m a M Ar Alhlaud12 M A M Ar KifniMiiln 6.-00 P M Ar San Krancloo... 7:45 P M and vray in. aud 880 p m 10 33 p y 12 a F u 4S3A1I 8IIAJI "7.WA U V.1S A U 7S5AU 8.30 A II H(X A M m rso A M 11 K) A U 700 A M 6.30 P Jt r:l2 A M 12-10 P ' ArOgJcn .. Ar DciiTcr... ArKanka, City. , 9.S0 A M 72JSAM . 7. A M Ar juicgo.- Ar Ixw Angelo 2.00 P M SO0 P M 0.30 A M 11 JO A M 7: 0 A M 8.30 P M C 42 A M 12;10 P Mi Ar Ki i'ro.. Ar Fort Wortn.. Ar uityofMozloo.... Ar iiouaion Ar Now Orleans. Ar Viaahlogton Ar Now York Pullman nnd Tourists cars on both trainB. Chair cars Bacninicnto to Ogden nnd El Phbo, and tourist cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans nnd Washington, Connecting at San Frandisco with ev oral steamship lines for Honolulu. Japan, China, Philippines, Central an I South America. Seo npont at Ralom-fitatlon, or address G. II, JMARKIIAM, Q. T. A., Portland, Oregon. Corvaliis & Eastern Railroad TIMID CARD. No. 2 tfor Yaquina: Train leaves Albany 12:0 p. m, Train leaves Corvallfa.... VA0 p. m Train arrives Yaqulua . 5 65 p. m No. 1 Itoturnlefr: Loaves Yaquina 7 00 a m Leaves CorvalUn 11:33 a. ni Arrives Albany 12:13 p. ui No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Corvallls 12 :00p. in. Leaves Albany 1 30p. m Arrives Detroit 6:0p. ni No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 5 30 a m, At rives Albany 10:30 u m. Arrives Corvallls 11: 5 p.m. TmineS and 4 between Albany and Covallis, Tuesdays, Thurrdays aud Sst unlays only. All other trainB dally ex copt btinday. Trains I and 4 arrives in Albany in timo to connect with the 8. P. south bound, as well as jiving tno or three hours in Albuny before departure of 8. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No, 2 connects with the 8, P. west eldo train nt Corvu "is Crossing for Independence. MuMinm "e ano all points nortli to Portland J. TunNhit, Kdwi.n Stosk, Agent, Albany, Manager ftwLiiJf is the name or tne new and luxuri ous Rock Limited ls,Mlm" Which runt between ColoiadoSK0' and Denver, anil Chicago. m,"; Colorado Sprioe '",' atl:3JP. M , "n J Chicago at 7 Y. M w day-onlyonenigM - mm .T - iniiKiug cm" - , -II with evening trains from Chicago Iomiw wiUi morning trains (or Minowpoi" and St Pan). Weekly exciirMo" 1 m Personally Condncted Tourist W". cars via Uio Great 8cenlc Line: fro'"', cillc Coast points to Chicago without change. . . ,.... Ask your Ticket Ageut to niaVe)or ticket read via thu Great Rock Island Route siitiu iui iuuwtMiff aj-r Af&uyi PI 11 A u rnnppn r.PNPRAL Autni i r . WUVI n.lf WP1 -"- 250 AUcrSt-Ponuoo.v O. C T, Co's PASSErCER STEAMERS Pomona and Altona 1 eaves for PortUnd Dally Except Sunday at 7 . m. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Dock Between ffigl3?j. m