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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1901)
V w . . ftV o f ?V r . w h,i ' f- - . r , : Aw l ' sfiHsV the delay which b Increasing of your life. Why not stop the I have used ons botllo of Wine BUck-DreuRht. Before I bejan to take your medicines I had nalns i In i my irl-t. li.. iAn.. k..i. ...i m .mi. flnmntlm.ii I tnonirut I would RO HuiA iti wrt hn,i .nrt r mi r,hn, lower Dowels ana my rm. mm " "U",V """" ,Cr i. Afy head ached and I was so weak I oould hardly walk across tho . Now I can only feel a little of tho pain In my side and lam irplng-to rour medlolnes until I fret eared, for I bellore thoy will oortalnly ouro floor. use roar mca o nog until I ireourea,ior i bohoto mhhiu i"v. " 1 httToboenmarrlod twelre yjart and am the motherof seven ohrtdren. I thank yon for your wonderful medicine and what It hMjdj5,jJjj1Tn, ESI ror edrlce and litemtnre, addma. DepiLTUntLi", ine vaMinoog $10 our $10 suits sssa: or customers, and Reader you, too, will be counted among the nnmbcr, If you want the Best $10 Suit on Earth We have our Ten Dollar suits mado In different fabrlcs-and In different styles In order to please every taste and we can honestly state that the man we can not please with a ten dollar suit has not been In yet, Wc make It our business to have the best Ten Dollar suits and we've &ot,thcm The merchant tailor look stands' out all over them. G. W. JOHNSON & CO. The Popular Clothiers, 257 Com'l St., Salem. THE DAILY JOURNAL Mombor Northwest Aftornoon Nowsp&por Uonuuo. DY HOFEn onoTHEns. FRIDAY, SEPT. 0, 1001. Dally Ono Yoar, VS.OO InAdvanoa Dally Pour Montha 81, In Advnnoo Dally by Carrlor 50a Por Month Wooltly Ono Yoar SI. OO In Aelvanoo EDITORAL Ono Judgo Noyos lms sneaked away from Nome by night and his record as a fasWal ofllcinl is almost a continuous talo of judicial villainy in the laud of tho golden sands. Many bavo read how tho unfortunate miners up thsro bavo bcon robbed by ono MoKenrlo and bow this Juldge Noycs played Into his hands through the Instrumentality of Injunc tions and rocelverahips. McKonxU was convicted of manuring fraudulent ro coiverthlps, but was promptly pardonod out of Jail by President McKInloy, who almost,, established vigilance committee law on tbo beaches by condoning olll clal rnBcallty. On August 12, Noyes adjourned court until November, ami without warning slipped away llko n thlsf In tho night. Ilcforo leaving he Issued restraining orders right and left, and loft a creature BtophetiB as an ap pointed UniUd Htatoi Oommliilonor to carry thorn Into effect. Ho has mado ex.parte orders restraining men from working claims and has turned claims over to others without giving any of the continuing claimants power orau thorlty' to onforoo or taVo poeioaslon, and tho result is that riots and lightings and bloodshed aro rampant, Noyes 1b uppoeod to be on his way to Washing ton. Jtllo Is backed by n ring of fedoral onicaihoUIera, and the federal appoint ments to Alaska aro about a light weight a collection of political rummies as could well bo picked up. Thoy are mostly castoffs nml pickups that tho big boosters In politics can't dlipoao of olsowhero and get them an appointment U Alaska. Tins man Noyea wont away leaving hundreds of cases on the calen dar of the greatest importance, to ths uufortunato miners who are mostly in, volved in litigation ami haye to fiojii their claims by main forco. Tho man left in charge as Comnilssiouer was reo omiuondsd by Noyes (or dlabarment, T',Mt CltavAMl. lino n ..,,l1.wllli tl, tl I &at,faful.tbe unauimous request of all the lawyen In Alaska wlui)t securo his removal. Som tbimrs'irUkeralllocbelrto Preptrty fa taeJoaes family. There are icserally so many opbemtbere " l8sotWalalf. Some of the Salem paople oi culture who take the Phillitlne majazluo as the Told by Pain If you hive pains you should took after them quickly. Pain shows something b wrong. The sharper the pain the more dan ger there It la delay. There are thousands of women t,o-day who are bearing awful pain almost continually, rather than tell a Jhyslclan about the shooting pains In their awu Abdomen, about the agony of falling of the womb and the distress of leucorrhoea. They let the months pass and their trouble becomes harder to cure and more distressing. But modest women can secure exemption from the embarrassment of a private exami nation. When pain tells them of danger they can cure themselves by the use of WINEo'CARDUI In the privacy of their homes. You can be cured without distressing publicity. With these facts before yotl there Is no reason for your misery Arid wasting the days pain today t Helen. Mis., March 9, 1M0. .. of Oorfut and ono pacVngn of Thedfort'i 10 weak I could hardly walk across tbo t I wo .Ik acre I amir itrtnjr rmvtomt. r.W'e a?.7 awucuj vvu.,u .-.... v- . ft Season Cp?ner X X X ne-phiB-ultra of lltorary polish would dance a twentieth contury gavotte ii thoy know that Elbert Hubbard made his pllo as ad. manager of a soap factory. When the composer of thoso off-hand products of a rural ronson-fnetory was running a country paper back in Iowa, the man who would jew him down clos ott on an ad. contract for Ivory soap was one Klbort Hubbard, who If wo err nol is now tho orotic Ragoof KustAurora, Now York. When ho had mado his pile lu tliu soap btiBlnesH. and by screw Ing dollars out ol country publishers, ho slipped tho hard knot in tbo apron strings and dlssappsarcd lu Kuropo for a few years, to reappear as the founder of a moon-eyed literary cult, and ful minant futilities sout out on hand printed wrapping paper havo odilled the ellto who owns books h this community. Noxt tho soap-ad. wrltor swelled up into a wrltor of books on Journeys to tho Homes of tho Great, trips to some city whoro a eclobrity had lived, and ency clopedia garbage mingled with enponnro oils slush captured the publishers. It was but a step from tho wrltor of Llttlo Journoya to beconio a luctu-or. His sucqess in Ivory poap and town lots, with what ho had -picked up on Ids travels, and his knowledge of the sonp label printing business has constituted him tho greatest authority on art and oulturo with pooplo who aro most easily jarred wltloss in Amorlca, As devoid ol modesty us anyone can bo with whom self advertising has becomo a second nature, and im uheeky as a mountain lion In an unprotected hen ranch, an inveterate uhator after tho sncalUd great ones of earth, there has boon no limit to tho dltplnys of gall of the Philistlno magazine man, Ho flattered tho boomed and courtinl the unboomed to soil Ilia books with tho tireless asel duity of a country clock peddler. In deed the Hubbards ol tho Hast are nearly all descondod from a family of New Kuglaud peddlers of six-bit clocks, and this Philistlno man might be in the business yet if he had not been elevated to a peurago of wealth by the soap that lloatB. In his magiuiuo he makes a speciality of pandering to the degener ate, regenerate and unregeneratu female faddists who have a bug that tbey aro of the literary class. Ho speaks of looking deep Into their soulful eyes, like a Chinese janitor trying to discouver it a cuspidor is full enough to bo cleauied. This craza Is infectious and has caught a following among womon of all ngos, married and sinlo,and no man knoweth when his wife will be carried off her feet by this knight of cuspidor culture. In his July magatlne ho speaks of lecturing lu a Norma) school ami looking into the yea of "a strong One young woman" MUSH and mectintr her "In n soul-enibraco" Hint lio raves ovor ab altogether lovely, Then lio adds? ,18ho will never forgot mo. I havd entered Into her llfo, and ever after she will be a dlflorent woman tor Hilt meotlng." If his goo-goolng affects lior aa It does moat of Ills readers ilio will probably oxplro of curvatures o( tbo splno, or nt the very least Ilia alleged love vibrations will start several ingrowlngtoonatls on thnyoung woman's feet. '- , Home Western men who made nil tbo reputation they liavo on tbo Pacific coaBt aro making thorneolvcs smaller than 15 cents. For instance, there Is Urot IIarte,who lias expatriated hlmscl' to mako money off of tho pooplo of Great Britain becaueo tbey would buy almost anything lio might ntito on llio strength of his reputation as a humor ist. He lias mado money and intimates that ho is no longer sensitive o tho opinions held of hltn in America. It oven printed of him in tbo English pa' pors that lie no longer has oven n traco of American nccont in bis conversation, and that his hazel eyss take on a (lory look when a criticism of bis works ap pears in an iinmericnn newspaper, no has also rccontly stated that his father was a professor of urcok, and in that nay he early imbibed a taste for litera ture. Ho even went so far as to say that tho story that mudo him famous, -"The Luck of Itoaring Camp," was not appreciated hero and he had to publish it at his own ox penso. At a distance, it looks aB If no man ovor got lltorary notorioty cheaper than Bret Ilnrto did witli that story about a tidbit woman 'with snffy colored hair dropping a surreptitious baby in a MOor mining camp. Iirct Harto, who now dellghto to rub shoulders with Lords and Dukos camo to tho coast to seek Ills fortuno at 15, went to work in country printing ofllco and took to edit ing a country newspaper and, llko nine out of ten American literary men, it was the attrition of tho printing ofllco dru Igory thnt mado him a lltorary art ist, and not tho fact that his fathor was a school teacher and could read Greek. Ho might have staved in "York State" and taught school under ills father's nose all his life and nevor been heard of unless it woro as a yolpor on tho bleachers at n country gume of baseball. Now clap eyes on the great man and his scorn for tho American nowspapors and thollamerican haccent! it Is too bad we appear such n patched up lot of poople in Ills eyes when but for tho California gold mines and being devil in n mountain printshop his best stories could nevor havo been written, Hesidos tho gentlemnu has hold Ameri can ofllces in foreign lauds, and, ns ThomaB JcffeiBon pointed out, staying too long has unamerlcanlzcd him. It would scorn to bo tho proper thing for Americans to pass him by when buying books, and as n mattor of fact among tbo common run of people ho Is tho lonet read of any living writor who lms any claim on this country. It is also report ed that John Hay, now Secretary of State, is becoming anliamed of some of the earlier western poems that mudo i"',n 'nous, and that ho is going to surpproas them on account nf advereo criticism, After lio is socrettry ol stato he will probably bo made minister to England and It will bs needful to drop his Humerlcan haccent, it Is even in timated that Ills famous poem, "Llttlo Breeches," is among the versos that are now condemned and that ho would glad ly see buried. As u mattor of fact that poem made him all ho is lu a literary way and ho wub long known as Llttlo Hreoclios, Tho Viko County IlalladB about Jim Hludsoo and similar sturdy western charactoru mado him, lu a way, como nearer "lilting bis breeches" than an thing bn Ins over douo slnoo. Hoio is the language of the rough buck woods man, expressing himself at tho thought ol Little Hreechos beiug In he veil, thnt Is now hinted at s canning its author pikln for being blasphemy: Haw did be fit there? Anielt He could never have walked la thai storm Tbey Jest scooped down and toted him To wbar It was safe and warm, And I think that savins a little child, And brlnilnc them to his own. Is a dcrned kliht better b locss Than loaflm around the Throne, Grala-OI Crula-OI 4 ltomumbor thnt iiituio wlion you want a delicious, uppotlzlnj,', nourish liiK food drink to take tho pluco of coltuu. Sold by ull Ki'ocora and liked by ull who huvo used It. (liuln-0 Is tiindo of pure grain, It aids digestion and utvuiiKthous the nurvaa. It lu not n btliuuluut but n health builder and tho children m well us the adults can drink It with t'rent buuotlt. Coats ubout us much ns coffee, lfJc, ami 2oc. per packiiKe. Ask your grocer for tJralu-O. DithopII. 1., Ilarkley will preach Buu day eveuiuK at 8 o'clock in thu Vow Park U, 11. chuich. Ills subject will be one of iteneral interest, A cordial Invi tation extended to all, The best rrcscrlptlos for Malaria ehllliauit fevur l Uul of (IrMVd't TWttcle litllToiilo. lllttluiplr trou auil uuliiluo tu titclM tore. No cure-no pay. 17 ic Oc OASTORIA. SMrstbt HlKWYMHjrjAlmjsBjM JOURNAL X-RAYS Tho tiortick to boro for oil at Sprlng flold Is 00 feot bigb. , a e Hood Ttiver apples by tbo car load sell (jr $L55 a box- f. o. b. , m ft ft Them was n grand celebration of Labor Day nt Baker City. It fa tho Evening Kosoburg Ituvlew and moro news in it tjian ever A 4k Tbo Bureau saloon atEugcnqhas!bcen sold to Kmllo Ktter formerly of Aluauy. Tho Portland Telegram has a daily original poem to graco Its editorlnl pago. There Is too much preaching of tho "broken and empty vessel" stylo of Christianity. 2 Q Wanted a fraternal order that pays premiums to its members for keeping well and insurance for not dying. A ft An exchange thinks that tho Filipino muBt bo terribly shocked over tbo report is of tho negro atrocities in tills country. 6 Tho old Indian mudlcal practico law in vogue on the l'aclilc coast justified ! tbera for killing any doctor who patient. . .,,. m, ., . Ihoro Is still a cbanco for that lost a bright reporter to find n $100,000 gravel bank among tbo assets. That was tho great est find so far that $60,000 clay bank. Thoproisot thootnto has rarely bo generally eulogized two persona as It has tho late Mrs Thosv Condon and Mrs. Mary Spillor. Kvory word was deserved. e Hero is the latest joko solemnly wired from South Africa: 'Tho authorities havo given pormlnsloa to many wives of Boors in tho field, to warn tboir husbands of . the futility of further rcsisteuce. m m An Oregon woman writes from Porcu pine, Alaska: "Tho aummor climate from any standpoint is groaily over praised, but I am informed that thie season line bcon ono of unprecedented rain." 6 Astoria News : No Astorlan can ovor becomo elthor govoruor of Oregon or senator of tho United States so long as tho railway-wheat pool of the Columbia basin ohall remain in control of the railroad situation. e Albany Demecrat: Ashland is hav ing a big oil boom without the oil. Tho conditions aro nil thore, and they havo everything but tho oil. In this respect Albany is just as well prepared for an oil boom. 'Jhis city lacks both tho oil and tho blow. It is the Pnrkor opera houso again this winter. We cannot lot another season go by without tho construction ol a llrst-claes theator. Before tho season opens the llrst thing to be dono is to put moro lights in tho auditorium of tho Parker. Kugono Iiegistor. Salem pooplo know how you feel, brothor. They onco had an old shuck of an opora Iioubo. Our hayseed county commissioners uro not onto their job in refusing to give sonio upoulator a franchise ovor the county road to Silverton. Thoy could also glvo some a half interest in the county road from Jefferson to Aurora. By all moans, glvo away anything of vaiuo the county lias got to anyono who neks for it. Object Lesson in Woman Suffrage. Written for Tlio Journal by Uliioro Mouroo llulMtxjIc of Dunkirk, N, J, I have been greatly amused when reading tho nowspapors during the past few weeks to noto the serious object leseoim that various editors have drawn from ono fact that a Colorado Juilpo has declared the law unconstitutional which prohibited saloon-keopors from felling spirituous liquota to women. With few exceptions this has been used in tho noBwspapors as an nrgumont against woman suffrage and as allowing the ef fect of it. Thoy editorially will close with such quosllousas this; "Will it be any bettor for politics to be controlled uy drinkliiK womon then by drinking men'" Ono.would suppose that it was owing entirely to tho fact that womon wero prohibited from drhiklng in tbo salooous that thoy woro not constant patrons ol It and that now since they had hjuhI rights initio saloon aB well as ut tho ballot box, thoy would Improve tho opportunity and becomo a class of drunkards. If thore is any loeeon to be drawn from Ibid decision of tho Colorado Judgo, It is to show tho beneficial nfKct of woman suffrage, for if tho wmnrn wero at ono time so uiunli norna than the men that it was necessary to enact a hw forbidding siiloou keepers selling them Intoxicant and at the same lime oll It to men, they have certainly been greatly benefited by voting as It U new o midered safe to abolish th'a io,trh ti m, The only two conclusions that can b d-ttwn from this libol Is either that the women of Colorado wero pbe iioiueually dissolute nt one time or that tho legislators who enacted this law wero phouomenal fools. WML women ar not without their faults, at uo time In tho history of this nation have they been chargeable with drunkenness, and for a net of men to enact laws forbid ding saloon keepers 'selling to women and at tho tamo time allowing them to sill to the moil who arc the drinkers, makes ono think of the praer of Dr, Lyman Ueecher when ho said; 0, Lord, grant that wo may notdeinite our rulers; and grant, 0, Lord, that they may not act so wo can't help It;" It Is high time tha Colorado removed from her statute books this libellous law upon the women of tho state O J. JS1 1? O 0E. ac -A. BmiiU Us KM tw Han Ahnr Bead) EDUCATIONAL yi : of time and money In a business education Is not a venture. The benefits tP be derived from such SciwMUstrorW vy shown by the uniform success of the graduates of the Capital Business College. Our students are of fered the advantages of a school well known for Its thorough work, deasant rooms, skillful teachers and m dern methods. Class and Individual Instruction. Living menses cneap scnaiorcaiaiogue. W. I. University College of Music. Now open for the Season. PIANO, VIOLIN. VOICE CULTURE And all theoretical studies Students register any time. Phone 29,fa FRANCESCO SELEY, Dean. Academy of the Sacred Heart Salem, Orccon. Boarding and Dsy School for Girls. Ed ucation thorough and practical. Courses! Kindergarten. Primary, Crammer and Academic. Music Department: Conserv atory Methods. Piano, Violin, Guitar and Mandolin, Best Instructions In Art and Languatcs Send for Prospectus. Ad dress. SISTER SUPERIOR. sOim. 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. Sold by narritt & Lawrence OLD POSTOFTICE Gas Stoyes for Summer Cooking Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates. GasBoIIincr Stoves. Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for Cooklnsr Purposes. : : : : Salem Gas Light Co, 4 Chomekota St. Totophona B63 FRUIT DRYERS BURROUGHS St FRASBR PHONEfilBU 103 STATE THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A first-class piivato hospital for tho troatmont of chronic and surgical cases. liuilt tho past yoar especially for the purpose for which, it is used. Convonontiy located within four blocks of tho business part of tho city. Tho "moat modern furnishings and latest appliances throughout tho building. Heated by hoi water and lightod by gas and electicity. Hero tlio sick can havo tho comforts of an elegant privato homo, combinod with all the advantages of!a goneral hospital witliout tho noise, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outeido pliysciana bringing cases in treated with tho greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations if requostod. For torms and further informu tionwrito or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VIMTOR3 WELCOMED DETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M CAPITAL BREWERY Pinost boor on thomarkot, better than ever, CAPITAL BOTTLING Our tiuporlor beer, kopt In rrou uny neuvory . CAPITAL ICE WORKS Tho purest crystal ico made at lowest rates. MRS. M. BECK, THE CAPITAL Solicits tho patronage of tho farmers. Conducts a custom and local Hour mill business. Sacks to lot out on usual terms. Wheat stored and bought at highest prices. Bryant Reeves, Cor. Church and Trade StS Are You Going East? Perhaps I can be of service to you. I can ticket you over any railroad running trains out of Portland; tell you when to leave home; where to change cars; when you will reach your destination, and what there is to be seen on the way. Call or write I '11 take pleasure in answer ing your questions. Omaha, Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. Cor. DON'T WAIT Till it Rains But book your orders with LEAMON&BURrfor vour hoase painting, paper hanging or kalsomining at 105State.,iw'wntv,ithT a. Ltveaiey&co. tSSSSmHHSttStmrnutiu . - I- m .i STALEY, Principal, Salem. Oregon. .., MT. ANGEL COLLEGE... Mt. Angel, Oregon CONDUCTED BY THE DENEDICTINE FATHERS. A leading Institution for boys and younsrmen Will redpen Sept. 5. 1901 ADDRESS THaTPRESIDENT. CAPITAL NORMAL AND CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL SALEM. OREGON. Fall term of twelve weeks opens Sept. 30th In First National Dank Building. , Our special work Is to teach the underlying- principles. No time wasted on the non-essentials. The imme siudv and mail derailment offer you a rare chance to spend your evening s pleas antly and profitably In fitting yourself for your llieworK. luuionior inc icrm seven uuiiuis. Home study department $5, Address J, J. KJRAF3, SALEM, ORE. OROOBRY 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. ZC X X 2 has atood thoto9tofJ twenty years and is WORKS cold 'storago.'-all .o'rdors.Jfllled promptly. from puredistillodjwator. ifroojdolivory Proprietor. CITY MILLS A. C. Sheldon, General Agent, Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore, Royal Insurance Co. AT. Gllbort, resldeut agent of above Insurance Co is now prepared to do a largo Insurance business. Will alt3 haudle real estate. I have a team and carriage which is at my customer's ser vice and I will take pleasure In ehowinit !-iva nuv t iYO IOr BAIU UU1C6 Et BUSINESS CARDS. o. H. mack: Succcossor to Dr, J. M. Koeno, of White Cornor, Balem Oro. Parties do siring superior operations nt , inodorato fee in any branch are inospbolal request, Money r to Loan On farms and city proporty. Invoit monts Judiciously mado. Insurance ef' fee ted, JOHN MOIR OIHco with Balfour Guthrlo &;Co. 207 Commorcial Btreot 4 Otf Dr, Grace Albright Graduate'oriAmerlcaa School of Osteopathy. : : : Every day ozcopt Sunday. Ofllco hours 0 to 12 a. m ; 1 to 4 p. m. Odd Follows Temple, Cor. Court and High streets. Phono. Main 2281. Dr. Tacle Deal, assistant. HOP . STOVES Two first-class nop stoves for sale. Call on F. Levy, Salem, Oregon. tuuim. SOULE BllOS. Piano Tunei's and Repairers PORTLAND OH E. For 8 phm rnniciDHy JtaAr ciders nt Goo. Will's Music- Store. HuieWing Sang Co. All kinds ol mattings, China Waro. Japancso Fancy Goods, Dry Goods, Sllkr, Wliito nndorwenr, shirt v.niatB.wrappore, of all kinds mndo in storo at a vory low prico. Orders of nil kinds mndo up promptly. 110 Stato St.. Salem, Or, ft S. C. STONE, JH. D. PROPRIETOR OF Stone's Drug Store SALEM OREGON. The stores (two In number) are located at No. 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a complete line of druzsand med icines, toilet articles, perfumery, trusties, etc. DR. STONE Has bad some 25 years experience In t lie prac tice of medicine and now makes no charce for coasultdtlon.'.examlnatlon or prescription. Sewing Alachine Repairing I havo rented ropnir spaco of F. A, Wlpglns, u.t ids now location on Liberty street, and will bo glad to see nil of my old friends thoro. Any sewing machino ropairinK entrusted to mo will bo guar, anteed satisfactory or money rofunded. N. II. UonLBY 257 Liberty 8troot. Old Post Office Stables Aro largo am havo reliable attend ants, your team boarded by tho week or day. Good teams for hlro, PricoH rea sonable. Your patrouago solicited. H. M. Brown Forrv Ptrwi. B. R. JONES, Attornoy-at-Lnw Toledo, Orodon Was Clerk ot Circuit Courlfor six jar an.l has an up-to-dnto absuacte: all property In Lincoln county 11.17m JOHN STOUT Successor to HANSEN & LANDON 8ash Doors, Minds, Mill Work In Gon eral. Hup nml Fruit Daskots, Fruit Trays, etc. a specialty. Church and ichool furniture. Estimates promptly furnished on nil kinds of work. Church and Mill Sts., Salem Best oumnier Resort For CIcanlne, Dylne and Prcsslnsr At this establishnicntyou can got uny thing set o right, from a pnir of gloves, tn tlin mnQt. uliitkmnl aIL n.,, A gontloman can got his hat cleaned, his! iruurers creaBcu, or nii wnoie suit ro juvonated to suit his tnsto, also four suits a month for one dollar. Buttonn sewed on, rips sowed up, suits pressed on abort notice, MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial E,t. Bargains in Vehicles Two new farm wagoiiB. Three-new spring wagons. Two new bucK boards. Ono old buck-board. Three old ropaired buggies. bix old farm wagons, light and heavy. One old carriage. Ono old delivery waton. One old heavy spring wagon. One old I it'll t spring wagon. One new Democrat wagon New work to order, any style or finish. P.ilntjng and repairing done at prices to suit the times. At tho 8alem Wagon and Carria e Factory, 804 Commercial Street. 7 31 1m VVkknur Fknnkl, Prop POR SEASIDE AMD MOUHTAINS. Rt Newport HOLD YOUR CHECKS Bain's Hack & Dray Co., give special attention to transferring baggage and camping outfits at same old price. Hack to Otter rock & Light House. Furnished and unfurnished houses. Wood and hay, all at bedrock prices. HOTEL BLK E. M. MAYS. Proorletor. Situated at head of navigation on Ya quina bay at the Junction of the Big Elk aud Yaqulua Rivers. The ideal health anu snorting resort. Kopalnted, newly furnished. Terms $1.00 per day, $5.00 per week. Klk City, Oregon. 7 11 2m O A MPINU OU FITS. Tents, stoves, bods, al equipments for tenting or Aching at J. N. Schantz, 107 Court Street, Secoud hand storo. 7-9-lm Mm 9 Shoime UMOTiKtelHc AND DKPAHT FOR TIME BC1IPDUI g?p .um i-omana Anntvir viJH Chicago l'ortlmul Special 9 a. m. Tin Hunt ltiffton ""AtiYuIio"' KiprcM 9 p. m. vis Hunt lug ton ""SrifanT" VMl Mall 0 p. m. Bpok&no Halt Lake, .f:.. ;y '"Tur. vi nitv. til r7..r' .. (Turin. IlmaTi vl-Z n an tv, ana JCaat -" uuuii. in Am.. ' "U, Iftlt Lake. Donvo 3fffi'fcs HpokMB. Wa'iltST'Sjft mil, Miiinoapolt ml . Paul. Dii uthxliii.!...81- in , Chlciuro. n.ritV:.,',H 72 yx um r v-: k , a PORTLAND TOi CIIICArn ) Wo Cbaore nf r'..L.AC( il ThrouBli tickets Kast via all rait bout and rail, yq Portland a11' ' "LLAM AN1) Riv R SCIIEDUT5 ' iuui ro nana. All lalllne date mbjoct 8 p. in. KorHanKranclifo flail avcry 6 dayi 4p.tn Dally exjopt Hundity 8-P m. Baturday 10 a.m. To Astoria anl Way Landlnji. ' t v. a. x, Sunday WlLLAMPTTn niunn PnSr,,C,.!!,er8'.Wa,er peral"'Meve Salem tu rnnvrihi'fkeiSE,StVUaU " Of tost J rail via Portland, Ticket of nee. dock. E. T. THAYER. Afest Salem, treioo. Corvallis k Mm Mmf TIME OAKD. No. 2 For Yaquina: Tralu leaves Albany 12:50 p. m Tra n lcayo3 Corvallis.-;,, iMOn.m Train arrives Yaquina . 65 p. w No. 1 Returnlnc: Leaves Yaqulua 700am Leaves CJorvallla U:33 u tn Arrlvca Albany 12:13pm No. 3 For Detreit: Leaved Corvallis 12 :00p.m. Leaves Albany ltfjp, ui Arrives Dotrolt 0:20 p m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 5:30 a tu, Arrives Albany 10:30a.m, Arrlvos Corvallis 11:15 p. m. TmiiiB 3 and 4 botwoon Albany sod Covallis, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays only. All other trains dally ex cent Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 arrives in Albany in timo to connoct with tho 8. P. south bound, ns well as Riving two or three hours in Albany before departure of B. P. Nortb bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tho 8, P. west side train at Corvu Ms Crossing for Indorondonco, MoMlnnv 'o and all points north to Portland. J. ToHNkR, Edwin Stonb, Agent, Albany. Manager nULliy Is'ttic name Mountian H Island train Which runs between Colora(lo;8prlhgi nud Donver, and Chicago. Leavini (jolorauo Bprines every aj at 1:30 P. M., arriving io Chicago at 7 1. M.,neil day only one night oot mnklnc cloco connsctios with evening trains from Chicago for ill points cost; also connecting at Omut with morning trains for Minoeapolii and St. Paul. Weekly excurrioni la Personally Condncted Tourist Blecpln cars via tho Great Scenic Line; from i Pa cific Coast points to Chicago without change. , Ask your Ticket Agent to rosksyoar ticket road via the Great Rock Island Route Writ6 for particulars A. E. COOPER. GENERAL MT 250 Alder St.. PortUna Ore. WhiteHouserlestauiit Easy ot access. , Courteous reception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at lo6 State st. George Bros. Prop OF1 ICE, 01TT nALL olfiei For wiitr tuMllni BODIT advson Bills Motn aii .r. mniiiintB at the nroco i ii vuuiu m "- t Star Box Co. j POHTLAND, OUE. A Manufacturers of JggX A Boxes, Mh Boxes. TonggJ Y Boxes. Hop Boxes, etc., ei A We make the, test Orew" x A box In the market. .. X rRIIITTRAYS A SPECIALTY 1 Write forprlces. Deliveries ProJ si O. C, T,. Co's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Altona Leaves for Port waDiW Excestsusasyt7. Quick Time, Cheap Fates Dock Between S"pffik Mt sH nTTl rHs Salem Water k fr W 4 sUntQj1 I