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THE DAILY JOURNAL
Mombor Northwest Aftornoon
Wowspapor Loafzuo.
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Dally Pour Months 91. In Advanoo
Dally by Carrier BOo Por Month
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A PRIZE FOR JOURNAL READERS.
On tho second pngo o( this Issuo 6f
tho Daily Journal will bo found nn offor
of a cash coupon for $1.00, offered by
Geo. W. Johnson A Co., tlio popular Sat
lem clothiers. This coupon if prsrontcd
at tliotr atoro boforo next Now Years
day la good for CO cents on a purchase of
15.00 or ovor, and for $1.00 on a purchase
of $10.00 or ovor. This la being done to
tost the valuo of tho Jothnal'h advertis
ing ipaco. This firm is well kuown In
Salem, and the Journal f eela warranted
in aaying that they will do what they
agroo. Thoir goods are marked in plain
figuroi, and thoir prlcos are undoubtedly
as loir as those of othor dealers, as thoy
aro .compelled by competition to sell at
cloto figures. Under these very favor
able circumstances wo feel Justified In
asking our readers to take notico of this
offor, and prescrvo tho coupon in thin
Issue for Immediate or future use, an it
Is worth Just tso much cash to anyone
buying clothing, At least It coats you
nothing to savo It, and you look ovor
their stock and satisfy yourself that It is
a good thing to do before trying.
SHAW DON'T
WANT IT
Says He is Not a Candidate.
But Relling: Up Yotes.
OlfAiiA, Aug., ill. Governor Shaw, of
Iowa, asked regarding Sonator Dollivor's
announcement at Chicago last night, as
to his candidacy for tho presidency,
in ado tho following statement:
"I neither Inspired or encouraged any
mention of my name in connection with
tho campaign of 100-1. Peuntor Dolltvor
is corroct in statomont that it is too
early to dotormino The first thing (or
Iowa to du Is to roll up for our own tick
et the blggost majority over pollod in
tho state, and which wq,wlll now do."
PANIC
AMONG
NEGROES
., Dallas, Tex. Aug. 31. Last ulght a
Jiegro entered the house-of Mrs. Shackle,
ford, a white woman within two squares of
the Sheriff's oflke ut McKiuuey 0 miles
north, and atUmptod to assault her.
She awoko and screamed, and the mun
fired after n short strugglo. Hundreds of
men are scourlug Collin, Dallas nnd
Hunt Counties. Thelnugrooa of Mo
Kinney have been given notico to leave
the town, and thero i.in said to be a
panic among them. A serious raco con
illct is feared. Mnj. Shaokloford is
badjy bruised about tho face, head,
hands and arms as tho result of (tho
struggle.
WAS IT
MURDER
Ashland, Or , Aug, 81. A man's
body was found boahlo the railroad
track near Edgewood, Gal., yesterday.
A baakbook in his pookot bore then a in o,
Simon Erikoou. It is thought he was
riding on a freight train with trampr
and they robbed him and threw hfin
from tbe train.
Valley Peacfecs.
uranron x jcagnn are tanking a spec-
laity of neaahes for cannlntr nurooses
UiUjWeck. They receive, a fresh lot of
Mission Bottom Praolies every morning'.
MvMm Pflv2iPROTECTION
mvmmfr hu SHOnLDE
are mow or less an
unknown quantity.
how manv
peon
lie
wn hfivn concluded to makO tlllS Very II
Iberai
I i"V n-i. I- J- ...h nAnn
below. This is no catch penny scheme
wi prtwn vnn inneLinu uuuriibuh vut
no morcuani in win nim ji uuumroi r,
how llio coupon reads?
and cleanse yourlsystcm from all Impurities. How '
and cleanse your system V nUBIIISUII DUIII UdUllim
fore the hot weather arrives. The vapor bath Is also very restful
and refreshlnf after a day of labor and during the hot weather
$2 Book Free to Patrons iXT
at biy residence andjG.W, Putnam's drugstore
Cood ray.
Call on or address
e
SBLLWOOD
Or, Phono 2771.
ALASKAN
INDIANS
Making: Trouble for the
Whites Many are Vaccina'
ted and Ordred to Stop Po
ligamy. Tacoma, Wn., Aug. 31. The rovenuo
cuuttor Hush returned to Sitka from
Ynkutat, whoro sho went to quell
some serious Indian troubles which have
caused alarm among tho whites. Judgo
Degroff ot Sitka, hold court aboard the
Bush. Nino men wero convicted of
selling liquor nnd and rioting. Dr.
Mulroohoy vaccinated 180 Indians.
Govornor Brady warned thorn that they
must obey the luws nnd refrain from
disorder. Tho natives wete also order
od to stop practicing polygamy.
PERSONALS
G. Stolz In In 1'ortlund today.
II. S. Gilo Is In Albnny today.
Paul Uau8ur haa returned from
At-
toria.
Miss Eva Pattou lino returnod fiom
Tncoina,
A. N. Mooros has returned from New
port for a few duye.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Rcovob have re
turned from Newport.
State Trousurnr G. S. Mooru Is attend
ing tho Astoria regatta.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ilolinau linvo
returned (rom Newport,
County Clork W. W. Hall Is visiting
relatives at Woudburn.
Mrs. Chas. Lombcko Is visiting friends
and relatives at Hubbard.
Miss Kornlcu Woodward, o( Newbeig,
is vlsltlug friends In Salem.
Miss Krncstinu Levy Iiiih returned
from a visit with friends lu l'ortluud.
Airs. John Dauuy ol Portland 1h visit
ing at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Daucy.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Hodges o( Prlno.
vlllo are guests at the homo of AIouko
Gesner.
Mrs. Spray was called to.l'ortliind this
morutng ou account of tho Ulricas of her
daughter.
Dr. K. A. Miller of (jllntonvlllo,
Wisconsin, is visiting his lather, Geo,
I). Miller nt Gervale.
Mr, and Mrs. A I boh Sears, ot Wolsor,
Idaho, uro tho guosta of Mr, and Mrs.
Ashley White. Mrs. Heart) is a sister of
Mrs. White.
H, Hyde, who succeeds !'. W. Mollis t
Co., iu tho furniture business hero, has
gone to Allmny, ami will probably bring
his family with him when ho returns.
Among those returning from Newport
yestordny wero Murk Hklff and family,
Mrs. F. S. Crulg, Mr. and Mrs. O. I..
Darling, Mr. uud Mrs. Fred Loukloy,
SrvMlss Lydla lllohs and MrH. P. II.
Raymond.
Dr. F, F. Snedecor, of Ilirmlngham,
AlaDanm, is iu tho city, guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Knighton, who aro old lilr
nilugham friends. Tho Doctor Is inak.
lug a tour of the coast und of course is
delighted with our uliuiateaud country.
Attachment Suit.
Goolidge MiOlftlno, a corporation,
doing busiuoss at Silvertou, have tiled u
suit ugalnst Fried lluruln and Abo
Ibaoh, to recover on a uote. The note
was given Juno 1, 1800, for 8t 05, with
interest at 10 por aont per annnm, One
payment ot $23 was made, aid tlm suit
is to recover the sum due, $120 16, nnd
30 attorney's tees. Some property has
been attached iu the ease as follews:
72 acres ot land near Switzerland and
railroad wood, I J, Adams Is attorney
for plaintiff.
Money at 6 and 7 per cent, on Im
proved farm and city property.
MAXWELL & HAYDEN.
Moores Block, Salem,
Bought and Sold.
Second-hand Hacks and Uuctfies.talNi
and aha'ttsT Somo bargains on hand at
the W. F. It. Smith black smith and re
pair shop, 185 Commercial street, Salem,
0 Vj it
Established Industries Ought
to Stand by Themselves.
Dr. Cusick Says When They
were Young the Tariff was
Necessary, but Now it is
Unjust
flulcm Special to tlio OrttRonluii
Salkm, Aug, 20. Many Marion Counly
HepublicaiiH aro plain spoken in their
opposition ton protoctivo tariff, If the
noticahle chnnguln opinions hero Is gon-
eral'througliout the state, it would seem
(hat tho next Koptilillcnn convention
will adopt a tariff plank VHstly different
from any that has over received He
publican support In this slate.
W. A, Cuslck, a lifelong Republican
nnd for many yeanr a strong worker iu
Marion County politics, is ono of the
strong ndvocntos of radical reforms in
tariff legislation. In speaking trxhy ol
tho evil results of recent 1iuh. Dr.
Cunlck said:
"Tlio next National political platform
by either party which aro not drawn
with unqualified declarations in favor of
such Iiuvb and Constitutional amend
ments as are necessary to overthrow the
power of the trusts will prove the polit
ical denth warrnntof tho candidates or
parties which stand on thorn. The wis
dom of a tariff for the protection of in
fant industries no ono can successfully
dispute, any more than ono can question
tho wisdom of a parent protecting his
child during infancy and childhood, but
when tho child grows to a stalwart
manhood, matured mentally and phys
ically, and competent to meet nil com
ers, it would be irrational and silly to
continue protection longer. Kvery coun
try favors protection dtfing the early
stages of the development of Its indus
tries, nnd gradually drifts to free trade
as its manufacturing Industries grow
powerful and wealthy, naturally seek
ing markets for surplus products. Our
country Iuih pnseed tho stago of devel
opment whoro a high tariff Is required
or Justified
"Selfishness to the extent of caring fur
one's individual interests is not only jus
tillable, but commendable, but when
thceu imineiifo aggregations of, capita)
baud together in order to takomlvuutngo
of minor forces in flnanco, nnd control
production nnd regulato both telling nnd
buying prices, and spreading wholesale
financial ruin to all who are not iu thoir
syndicate, then HolflshncRS is morbid,
and Iuih become a disease iib pestilential
nBtliu world line ovor suon, nnd rumedinl
agencies sufllclontly heroic to reach nnd
remedy such disease of the body politic
aro not only justifiable, but there Is nu
imperntlvo demund for them. Tho pro
tective tariff Is not tho only fnctor iu
bringing about tho conditions which uro
stirring our people today, but I liellevo
it to have been the most prominent
cause nnd that it should ho corrected.
"Ju fact tho pooplo begin to need pro
tection against protection or against so
called trusts, which are In great part
the offspring of protection too long con
tinued. Indeed, the stupendous tiggru
gatloiiH ot capital have really become a
menace to free government, lu conso
quonco ol thfilr tendency towards llnnehil
despotism. The steel trust is only ono
of many. It is a mighty financial giant.
It nesumus to direct mid regulate the
uprising und downsitliugs ol tho Iiiit
muu race, and say wherewithal it shall
bo clothed; what comforts of life it may
enjoy, and of whnt It ahall pay for
that which It purchases, und
what it shall rcceivu for that which it
soil. It seeks to render tho human race
If not Its slave, Its pliant tool. Thore
is not a man iu the United States today
who dares, or would be safe in estab
lishing any considerable busiiiees or
manufacturing interest, for if it prove
profitable, hu is liable any day to be ab
sorbed, digested and assimilated iu the
maw of some devil fish ol a trust, or, II
preterit, ho will ho driven to certain
bo financial ruin, and whichever horn of
the dilemma ho takes, he will always
wish ho had taken the other, If hu is an
honest man.
"This species of socialistic coercion Is
fast developing into the rankest despot
ism on earth, It would strike u death
blow to the God-given right to maintain
an individuality. Tho Americans uro
the last people on earth who will submit
to tryaiiulcal enactions, uud I conclude,
therefore, that Morgan & Co. have been
unfortunate In selecting gioundou which
to pitch their tout.
"Kvotv the Congress of tho United
States may yet wako up to a ruuouitltton
of tlu fact that a tlnanoUl colostus
which is largo enough to hestrido our
little world is old enough to ho con
sistently weaned. Our Nation Imsi
therehro successfully battled against
different types of slavery, nnd tho right
to maintain Individuality, on the part of
AmerlcuucttUciiH, will bo nu ostahlUhul
and unquestionable fact long utter the
Morg.ui ooterle is .wifely oim'onsml ut
some appropriate nnd cosy corner ol
hades; and National law-makers who
o mtimio to coddle these iniquitous dusts
by tariff legislation will hear some
thing drop in their Immediate violutty,
and their speed up Salt ltiver will bo
such that they will only strike tho road
lu tho highest places.
"Aside trom our Civil War, I believo
tho questions involved as botwoan tho
trusts and hit or unions constitute tho
moat trying ordeal through which our
Government has ever been called to pan
That faults exist lu both organisation no
reasonable person will question. ltut
aH one class struggling to maintain the!
rljbt to latwr, and Hvo thereby, uud to
inalntuiii an organisation whereby these
The Change of
Life
Is tho most Important period in a wo-
mnn'a existence. Owing to modern
methods of living', not ono woman in
a thousand approaches this perfectly
natural chango without experiencing
a train of very annoying and somo
timos painful Byniptoms.
TIiovj dreadful hot flashes, sending
the blood surging to the heart until it
seems reauy to burst, anu ne latnt
feeling that follows, sometimes with
cIiIIIh, as if tho heart were going to
stop for good, aro symptoms of n dan-
Mas. Jexnik Nonr,B.
jcrous,
nervous trouble,
aro just bo many
Tlioso hot
(ashen
culls from
nature xor noip. 'xno nerves arc cry
ing out for assistance. Tho cry should
bo heeded id tinio. Lydla E. I'luk
ham'a Vegotablo Compound was pre
pared to meet tho needs of woman's
Bystcm nt this trying period of her life.
It builds up tho weakened nervous
system, and enables a woman to pass
that grand chango triumphantly.
"I was a very Blclc woman, caused
by Cliango of Life. I suffered with hot
fluslips, nnd fainting spells. 1 was
afraid to go on the street, my head and
back troubled mo bo. I was entirely
cured by Lydla K. l'inkham's Vegeta
ble Compound." Mas. Jknnie Noiile,
5010 KeyscrSt, Gcriuantown, Pa.
purposes can be better eccompllshed,
and the other disputes those rights ex
cept on such torms as they, tho syndic
cates, see lit to lay down, gives tho latter
position nn aspect so unfair, so un
American, nnd tyrannical, that tho
sentiment of tho justlcodovlng public is
growing as nover before In favor of tho
success ot tho labor organizations. What
the result of this battlo of giants Is to
bo no ono can tell. If long continued,
wo may come out ol tho resulting wreck
with a changed form of government.
''Another poutllentlal plaguo spot on
our National horizon is tlio duplicity,
doubledeallng, Jockeying and gonoral in
differuueo to tho public welfare of a great
majority ot lawmakers, both stato and
National. This is why citizens nlwnys
give a sigh of reliel whon Congress and
Legislatures adjourn, and will mako tho
initiative and referendum ono of tho live
political issues iu the near future.
What Do the "chiwre'n Drink? 3
Don't give thorn tea or coffee. Havo
you tried the new food drink culled
(JltAIN-0 It is delicious und nour
ishing nnd takes tlio place of coffee.
The tnoro Grnln-0 you glvo tho chil
dren tho more health you distribute
through their flysteniH. Gruln-0 Is
miido of pure grains, nnd when prop
erly prepared tastes lllco tho cholco
grades of colTee but costs about us
much. All grocers sell It. 15c. nnd
U5c.
Airs Condon's Illness.
Herbert Condon of the Moscow, Idaoh,
Rtntu uuivoriity,iiud Mrs. Neff, formerly
Miss Uoiulon, uro attending tho bedside
of their mother who is vory III with
typhoid fever at Yiuinlna Hay. Mrs. It.
S. llean, another duughter, is somo
where In tho Knstaud cannot be located.
Kugenu Guard.
I.ntor hows of Mrs. Condon's cnndl
titon is more hopeful, und the family
feel less alarmed than nt first. Shu is
also attended by her dnughtor, Mrs.
MuCormick, ol Kugoiio, and her hue
band, Dr. McCormck, who is giving hi r
tlio host of medical care. Judgo and
Mrs, It. S, lttMiu have been communi
o.ttod with, either at Ixmlsvlllo or Hut
lulo, and will return forthwith, thus
cutting short thoir trip east.
A Healthy Diet
U what makes healihy pooplo. Wo
always have a largo supply ot fresh
health broad nud pastry ut Strong's
restaurant loo cream and Soda with
the pure fruit llnvors.
Dr. Cuslik thinks the people of this
country Login to need ''protection
ugaiiist protection." That Is no dream.
TlioUMinds of old line Republican pro
tectlonlsts think the same.
Aft
Many of tho Salem four hundred peo
ple go hup picking witli impunity.
TAPE
WORMS
"A tapo worm vlichteen feet Ions at
!??it.c?,",1.";,.2 "ir. ?ce." a(tcr my tawing two
I ASt A IU . I s 'l Uls I nui suro has caused my
bad hraitu for tho east ttireo years I am still
tuUititfi'iuiiui-ts the only cutWtlc worthy ot
UKo V lluWI.M. Dalrd. Mlas.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
TNADS MAN RIOISTSftfO
.."L.?" amaoi Wiieul Taale Clood No
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
tIU S.4 l,U, UU.f., MMlntl. k. Tm4. Jl
nU'lU'UAU liuutu ClUK Tobacco Habit
MANZANiTA HALL
Palo Alto, California
Vitlmi wttlkiiur dtktnuce of .Jiiui
atanjuid tint, rsify, for which it
prepare more incn tliiin nuv other
bchool on the Pacific coast. It is
the Uxeter of the West, aiming to
train ttloiH? the lines of ambitious,
purposeful concentration of energy.
There are no auloous iu Palo Aito.
The utmosphenj of the town is re
fined, intellectual ami wholesome.
Mti rwt riuMrsi-ti i
FRANK ORAMR, A.M., Prlnalpml
SAILSBURY
TO RETIRE
London. A ug. 81. Tlio Pall Mall Ga
zetto, under the bonding "The Prime
Minister's Impending Resignation,"
says Salitbury's retirement ns probable
after tho coronation of King Edward,
although' some persons placo it in tho
autumn or enrly winter. Supporting the
news cdilcrinlly, tho Pull Matt Gnzotte
says:
"Tho square facts are, with our own
knowledge, to tho extent tho Union
ist party should prepare for a now
Premiership."
Tho Associated Press learns that tho
rumor of Lord Salisbury's rotlromont Is
due to existence of agitation within tho
premier's own family, that ho take tho
step in order to prcsorvo his health.
This staep is opposed by tho leaders ot
the Unionist party, who aro liko'y to
prevail for the present.
Ednrato Tonr isorrcls 'With Cnscarets.
Cand; Cathartic, euro constipation forovcr.
juc.sic. u u.u.u, ran, urugRiatsrciurja money
Lightning In Polk County.
From recent intolligenco received
from Crowley, a town in tho north part
ot tho county, It seems that the soverclty
of tho recent thunder storm reached its
greatest manltudo there. Lightning
killed n horao belonging to Hon. Seth
Hlggp, County commissioner, struck
and tore up seven different standing
telegraph poles, and gnvo Mr. Linn Gay
quito a shaking up. Old settlors there
say they nover wituossed a storm in
Oregon of such fury.
DON'T
TOBACCO SPIT
and SMOKE
YourLIfeawayl
You con tc cured of any form of tobacco uiIiib;
eatlljr. bo mailo well, itroug, magnetic, full of
netr life and vigor by talcing NO-TO-DAO,
tliat makes weak men strong. Many gain
ten pounds In ten days. Over GOO.OOO
cured. All drugglita
;lita. Cure uuarnntrrd. Hook.
lot
nnd advice l'Kltlt. Address HTI'KUNa
lliMUDV CO., Chicago or New York. 437
BUSINESS CARDS.
O. H. MACK
SuccccBSor to Dr, J. M. Keeno, ol
Wliito Corner, Salem Ore. I'artieB de
siring superior operations it moderate
feo in any branch are in especial request,
Money .to Loan
On farms and city proporty. Invest
ments judiciously mnde. Insurance ef
fected. JOHN MOIR
Office with Ilalfour Guthrie &!Co.
207 Commercial Street. 4 Otf
Dr, Grace Albright
GrsdustelofiAmerlcan School
of Osteopathy. : : :
Kvery day except Sunday. Ofllce
hours 0 to 12 a. in; 1 to 4 p, in, Odd
Fellows' Templo, Cor. Court and High
streets. Phono. Main 2281.
Dr. Tacle Deal, assistant.
SOULE imos.
Piano Tuners and Repairers
PORTLAND OR E.
For S nlem and vicinity lenvo oidera at
Geo. Will's Mueio Store.
A Y0TING CONTEST
Given by tho enterprising merchants
of Salem, by which a f (100 Kimball Piano
will bo given away FHKH to tho School,
Lodge, Church or organization voted tho
most popular by Oct. 1, 11)01. All bal
lots must be marked with names of
merchants issuing sumo or thoy will not
bo counted. The following merchant?
issue ballots with evory 2ou cash pur
chase:
llolvtrson's Dry Goods.
Roth & Crater, Grocers, State St.
Gilbert & Baker, Grocers, Commercial St.
Straus's Restaurant and Oakery, Com'l. Si.
Salem Shoe Store. State St,
The Spa Ice Cream and Confectionery State st
C. VY- Evans, I'rop'r. Cacltal Cljar Store and
Tonsorlal Parlors, State St.
Fruit Palace, Groceries and Crockery, M. T,
Rlneman. Prop.
Salem Steam Laundry, Coloacl Olmstcad.
Prop.rPhone 411.
The Elite Studio. Cor. Com'l and Court St,
Barr's Jewelry Store, Jewelers & Opticians.
J. P. Goode, Steel Ranees, Furniture and
house furnlshlnr.
Emporium, MUllaery, Miss Good, Prop.
Eiler's Piano House
? General Western Wholesale Rep, Portland
GtOsC.WIII Local Aient for Marlon County
EEHPIANOll
HOME MUTUAL BENEFIT VOT
ING CONTEST.
Through the liberality of of BALFM'B
LKADINGMKKOHANTS, a new 350
Kmersou, Gramer Stylo Piano.
pur-
chased from tho old reliah o mtiNin ilnl.
iahlo music
dt
or, Geo. O. Will, will bo given away to
me aouioiy or organization receiving the
Inrgoft number ot votes by October 1.
1001.
It will pay you to trade at the fol
lowing stores and receive a voting
coupon with every 25c purchase,
Jos. Meyers & Sous, dry goods,
1 A iggius, imp ement house.
ltarr'a Jewolry store.
(JronUe Photo Studio,
S. A Hiirgs, Capital Drug Store.
Tho California llakery,
Geo, K Waters, cigars.
Kilts A Wim, confectionery.
okohama Tea Store.
Kia issj ltros, shoe store,
George Jlroa. restaurant.
Branson A Hagau, grocers.
Willbou's Itarber Shop.
Thrt Fair, racket store.
Shlpp & llaiibor, bicyoles, etc.
Geo. C. Will, music store.
Gray Hro., hardware,
Sivage A Held, fued store.
F. K. Shafer, harness store.
Salem Steam Laundry.
Ilarrilt & Lawrence, grocers.
Slettsluff llros., meat market.
J. A. Taylor, fish market.
Geo. F. Smith, Furniture.
K. Auderson, 10c Harbor Shop,
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a course last for life and csy substantial dividends every day. These facts are amcly shown by
the uniform success of the eraduates of the ' '
Capital Business College.
Our students are offered the advantages
pleasant rooms, skillful teachers and m dern
excenses cheat). Send for catalogue.
W. I.
University College of
Music.
Re-opens Monday Sept. 2.
Principals of Departments.,.
SELEY, GARRISON, GESNER
Send to the Dean for Catalogue.
8 23 lm
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Salem, Oregon.
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ucation thorouf h and practical. Ceurses:
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School Reopens September 3d
SCOTCH WHITE OATS
Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try
Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can
be readily served, bold by
Harritt X Lawrence
OLD POSTOFKIOB
Gas Stoyes for Summer Cooking
Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Boiling
Stoves.
Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for
Cooking Purposes,
Salem Gas Light Co.
4 Chomokota St.
DRYERS
RUT
BURROUGHS & FRASBR
PHONE61BU 103 BTATB
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM, OIIECON.
A flrat-clas8 piivnto hospital for tho trorUniont of chronic nnd aurglcnl
caeoa. Unlit tho past year especially for tho purpoeo for which it is
used. Convonently located within four blocks of tho business part
of tlio city. Tho moat modern furnishing nnd latest nppllnncea
throuchoiit the huildiuK. Heatwl by hot water nnd lighted by gno
and eloctlclty. Hero tho sick can hnvo tho comforte of an elegant
private homo, combined with all 'the advantages of (a general hospital
without the nolso, confusion, and publicity nttontllng ono. Outaido
pIiyscIaiiB bringing cases In treatod with tho greatest courtcey, and
assisted in operations if roqiiostod. For terms and further Iniorma
tlonwrlto or apply personally.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT.
VI3ITQR3 WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M
CAPITAL BREWERY
Finoat lioor on thoytnnrkot,
bettor than over,
CAPITAL BOTTLING
Our superior boor, kept in
reo city delivery.
CAPITAL ICE WORKS
Tho pureat crystal ico mndo
at lowest ratoa.
MRS. M. BECK,
ABu:jauilnfori
The Burlington ticket office in Portland ia a veritable
Dureau of Information for tnnelors a place where
they can learn what it will coat to ranch ANY rwint in
America or Europe; how long tho trip will take, and
what there is to see on the way.
If you ore 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
EVERYWHERK beyond.
Cor.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meets all mail and passenger trains.
Bin?a8e to all parts of the city. Prompt
erviee. Telephone No. 241.
DI8QUE A HOMYER
D0NT WAIT
Till it Rains
,A. toK Pur orders w.th
LEAAON k BURT for ycur
house painting, paper hanging
or kalsomining at 105State it.
work.
Llvlnc
STALEY, Principal, Salem, Oregon.
MT. ANGEL
COLLEGE...
Alt. Angel, Oregon
CONDUCTED DY THE BENEDICTINE
FATHERS.
A. leadintr
yo n men
institution for boys and
Will reopen Sept. 5, 1901
ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT.
CAPITAL N0RAUL AND
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
SALEM, OREGON.
Fall term of twelve weck9 nouns Sect, intli
In First National Bank Building. Our special!
work Is to teach the underlying , principles. No
lime wasico on me non-csseniiais,
The home study and mail department offer
you a rare chance to spend your evenings pleas
antly and profitably In fitting yourself for your
life work. Tuition for the term seven dollars.
Home study department SS, Address
J, J. KKAPS, SALEM, ORE.
OftOOKRY
Tolophono 603
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
teiial ready to fill all orders
promptly. 2C SX 2 J3C
has stood tho tost'lof, twenty yoara and is
WORKS
cold .'storage,; all orders filled promptly.
'
from pure dlstlllod water,
Free delivery
Proprietor.
A. C Subxdon, General Agent,
Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore.
Best Summer Resort
IlFor Cleanlne. Dylneand Pressing
At this establishment you can uet any
thimt set o rit;lit, from a pair ot Kluves.
to the most elaborate silk kowu. A
uentleman can get his hat cleaned, his
tronrers creased, or lus whole suit ro
Juyenated to suit hia taste, also four
suits a month for one thiilar. Buttons
sewed on, rips sowtnl up, euita pretood
on short notice.
AIRS. C. H. WALKER
105 Comuieraial fct.
of a school well known for Its thorough
methods. Class and Individual Instruction,
FOR SEASIDE AND MOUNTAINS.
flf Newport
HOLD YOUlf riiprie
Bain's Hack A Dtav n i
attention to trnVB&' V?iVo 'Pecltl
?r"nn'-t?-n?w;rcTi
and
Hack
and unfurnlshfi.l i,,.;:: "' ,F.ur"'i
:X.r', .'i,.? "8 l "oueo. FumuELi
hay, all at bedrock n,i7n. ' woou nd
" "J
rtTBL ST A
E. M. MAYS, Proprietor.
Situated nt head of navinatlon v
quina bay ot tho Junction nf,t?.n ?
and Ynqulna Rivers? Tho IuV..D i'g lk
and sporting resort. RonnI ,.i k1"1
furnished. Terms kKr ft W
perweok. Elk Clty 0reffar. jJJo
CAMPING OUI.IT8.-Tonu "
beds.al oaalDmnniii f. ! .. lvii
flphlngnt J. N. Schnntz lnrft or
Street, Second hand store-. ' rT
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPPJETOR 0F-.
Stone's drug Store
SALEM OREGON.
The stores (two In number) arc locate ., n
2JS? W to-talstree?d . " w
Stocked will mm,!.,, n . V""u ' well
clnes. tolfet pe'mehes?
med-
etc.
DR. STONE
ceIrl.T?25ytrsexwr,ence '"the inc.
tlcc of medicine and now makes no charge for
consultatfon,;cxamlaatlonor prescription
HOP STOVES
Two first -class nop stoyes
for saie. Call on F. Leyy,
aaiem, uregon.
7 31 tf dJLw
Capital
Bakery
fitreof-.
133 Court Street,
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Ploa, etc, Dally
&,lry8nid;o,dR,t princiPal K'occrioa.
I'nBtiy mndo to order.
SPECIAL Suoday roaat and Bnked
"' "vll; Ileana done frco for our
ruetoiiieru. Qlvouaatrial.
CEJVlcIl roin, hop.
Sewing Machine Repairing"
I have rented ropnlr apneo ol F. A,
Wiggins, at bin now location on Liberty
street, and will bo glad to see all of my
old friend? there. Any cowing machine
repairing entrusted to me will be guar
anterd Hatlafactory or money refunded.
N, II. Bc.uky
257 r.ibertv Street
Easy ot access.
Courteous reception.
First-class cooking.
You enjoy what you
order at lo6 State st.
George Bros. Prop's,
ip fin
Wi vv,
OFFICE, OlTy UALL
For water eervlco, aDply at office
Bills payablo monthly In advance
Mako all complaints at tlio office
Old Post Office
Stables
AroJargo anu have roliablo attend
ants, your team boarded by thaweok or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
sonable, Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
Ferrr 8treei.
B. R; JONES.
Attornoy-at-Law
Toledo. Ore ron
Was Clerk of Circuit Courtfpr six jtut nod hu
tn up-to-dto abstract ot all property lu Unoola
oounty li-nm
X Star Box Co. t
PORTLAND. ORE. T
V Manufacturers of Dried Fruit
.ft Boxes, Peach Boxes, Tomato
. -w......., w.....
tUUACi,. uup uoxes,
We make the best
etc. etc.
Orchard
nox in the market. :: ''
4& FnUIT TRAYS A SPECIALTY
:
y Write for trices. Deliveries Promct.
Royal Insurance Co.
A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of ubove
Insurance Co is now prepared to do a
largo Insurance business. Will M
handle rtnl nntntn. I have a team and
carriage which is at my customer's ter-
vice atid l will take pleasure in Hiiun.iis
nartlos what I hava for sale. Ofllce at
I present with T. A. Livesley & Co.
JOHN STOUT
Succossor to
HANSEN & LAND0N
Sash Doors, Bliuda, Mill Work in Gen
eral. Hop and Fruit Baskets, fruit
Trays, etc., a Bpecialtv. Church and
chocl fninlture. Estimates promptly
furnuiied on all kinds of work.
Church and Will Sts., Salem
Bargains in Vehicles
Two new farm wagons.
Three now spring wagons.
Two new bucK.boarda.
One old buck-board.
Three old repaired bugglef.
Bix old farm wagons, light and heavy.
One old carriage.
One old delivery wagon.
Ono old heavy spring wagon.
Oue old light spring wagon.
Ono new Democrat wagon , ,
I P.iinlini, .n.1 un.l.lnn nnA It DTlCeS
. .M,,uB u..u i vi (, -- -
to suit the times. , ...
At tho Salem Wairon and CftrTUf
Factory, 8H Commtrcial Street.
7 31 lm Wkb-nsk Fxhnki, Propi
White House Restauran
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