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Newspaper Page Textpa'-wre ,lW'Jlntl'wyJg', ,r"p ixV zw. ') " . t rM iHU m ,. v ft- s w . v m i & i?. CS. Ri --' now renders urmeeesitry. Women sake. Wine of Cardul brintfa relief tiornci. Many of the best homes In thl1 city are never wlUiout this great medicine. It cures whltu and falling or the womb and completely eradl. cates thue dragging periodical pains. Mrs. Davis cure shows you conclu. slvely what you may expect If you follow her example and take Wine of ardul. Thedford'a Black.Draughl aids Wine of Cardul by regulating Iht stomach and bowels. When you ask your drugglit for these medicines, be stirs you get them. It was Wine of 6rdul and Thedford's Black Draught that saved Mrs. Davis' life. Never take a substitute. . F..V - - "7 -w,w-m, ' . . . F6ra4H8ndlllertor.aMreM.BlTto(fiiyn;ptorai. Tb JB!T btputiuent" The C'tuUUnooga Uedldiw Company, Chattanooga. Teun. Smart u G. W.JOHNSON & CO. " The Popular Clothiers, 257 Com'l St., Salem. THE DAILY JOURNAL Mombor Northwont Aftornoon Nowepstpor Loauuo. UY HOFEH BHOTHBRS, FRIDAY, SEPT. 11), 1001. Dally Ono Yonr, 5)3,00 In Advanoo Dally Four Months SI. In Advanoo Dally by Carrier OOo Par Month Waokly Qno Yoar SI.OO In Advnnqo SALEM .V. WOMAN'S CLUB Preparing for Work for the yH Forthcoming Year Dcle u ll gates to the State Federation. How Cross-Roads Clubs and c Country Women are Doing iV Good Work. ' "The Saloin Woman's Club will' soon take up its activo work, and will do so undor tho most prpuilsingclrcuuutancos. Tho membership will include about eovonty-flvo names, the dopartmonte are well organized, ami the o Ulcere nr com potent.' Tlio members are decidedly tmfKueraBtlo over their work, Next week a club room will be selected and lit tod up, nil to b completed by the time for the first meeting, tho second wcok in October. Tho State Federation of Woman's Clubs meets Jn L'ortlaml next mouth, uud tho delegates from Sulem aro Mrs. A. N. Hush and Mrq.lt. S, lleuu. Mrs uiiinio anu Airs, J. v. calbrentu weru named at alternates. Tho calendar committee completed Its work several weeks ago, ami all Is in rcauineis, anor tlio club rooms are Bocurcd, for the tusulug yeurV work, There is scarcely a woman's club, especially in tlio smaller towns, but line done practical beautifying work through lUciyicsor village improvement com mittoo. Thoro aro plans too munorous to montlon, specifically where trees have been planted along the thoroughfares, parka kept freshened with grass and flowers, and even comotoriei improved' with drives uud trees, It is even tuoro impressive to montlon ourstato odoratlptii, at least, which have boon instrumental in preparing the natural attractions of tho country. There am tho California club women who saved a buacli of big trees from tho mercenary band of the lumberman. CMerodo club woinon have just succeod eSTln leasing from tho Indians group oimaweMngt, and setting them asldo M rttala rt servntlon. Tlio palisades of the Hudson oJUm have been rescued from tho qnafrynien by Now York ami Jersey clubwomen, and finally tho SAVES LIFE . WllUrd, 111., Angnst 1,1900. I mi InTwSl health this iptlne and could not Kit tin la bed tor four weeks. When I wm con- flneOmr child dlod. When I bepan to nit up I fnltar&kiuul had luch tcrrlblo pains In my back wid hip. I hint kidney trpublo and fall ing of tho womb. I alio had hysterical spell". tra In a bad condition when I rcoelrcd your Xadlee" Birthday Almanac ana rcoa wo -Yert!oraent of Wlno of Cardul and ThedfonV JJluek-DniUBht. Btnco April 20tb, I hftto token tour bottle of Wlno of Cimlut and Oireo tack urei of Thadford'a Ulack-DrnuirhU I f eol like a new pertoa now. I can do all my wo ana oa walk out to soft any o( my neighbor. I belUTe I would Uato boon in tho irrato had It not been for Wine of cardul. IT JAVED MY LIF 'B. Mrs. ALIOK DAVIB. It U well that women we more patient than men. Few men could bear the bitter pangs, the .agony and. dUtreaj thai women endure. Thouianda of women have come to look upon suffering u a duty of their oc But there are many Instance! of thb heroic fortitude which WINEo'CARDUI need no longer suffer for modeitj to modest women In the privacy ol tneir .. ..i . ..--. -.. - . r Shirts 2 KNTLEMKN who want something difforont in a Colored shirt from the kind you moot on tlio street by tho hundreds, enma hero for thomi Our now Fall lino of Colored Shirts is a brilliant one. Outshinos them nil again. Mon who want patterns that are strictly oxclnslvo, rollnod and drossy cot thorn In the Lion brand shirt. It's a shirt that has its goods wovon for it expressly, its pnttenis doslgned and made Just as custom shirts aro. Tlioy cannot bo dupli cated In thhi town, for wo aro solo agents horo (or this mako of shirts, and we cling to tliotn because tlioy aro tho boat shirts on the market. Wo'ro making tho first full showing now. Tho Lion Brand isn't tho cboapest shirt, but it is better than many" higher priced onos. Minnosotn club womou woro tho first to tako action against tho destruction of tho forests ol that state. That the big Chicago Woman's Club has slammed its door in the faco of news paper reporters will plenio that very "propor lady of Philadelphia," Mr. Dok, who would llko to otornally shut out if no up the reportor. Hut tho action is not likely to bo favorably accepted by tho broader-mlndcd women's clubs of tho country, which liavo not forgotton it watia newspaper woman, Jonnlo Juno, who organized tho first woman's club In tho world, Tho Chicago Woman's Club doos not seem to appreciate that tho general clubs in tho cities, which do much public philanthropy, have deponded largoly on the press tor tholr success, but regard ing evory roportor na n peregrinating piece of impertinence, it refuses admit tance oven to literary meetings. This is an arbitrary attitude which rominds ono of Mr. Kipling's potrayal of Eng land's treatment of tho common seldiers: "Oh it's Tommy this an, Tommy that, au' 'Tommy go away ; Hut it's 'Thank you. Mr. Atkins,' when tho baud begins to piny." It is an attitude, it may bo added, which mustbo incomprehonslblo to Iowa club womou, for lnstanco, who liavo a atato officer called tlio journalist, who spreads tho doings of their clubs throughout tho s'ato, Hut, then, Iowa clubwomen uo nob wrlto anonymous letters. The now presldont, of tho Iowa fed eration Mrs. Alice llailey, of Des Moines, is au ardent advocate of what muy bo termed the "Crossroads Club." That is, the club for farmors' wives, Oreeon Timber. A Washington dispatch says therocau be no doubt but what tho sterling worth of Oregon timber is recognUod tho world over. This fact la unmistakably attested by n recent report to tho .fatntn depart ment from Ooiuul Gaiuu-al J. O Stowo, Capo Tw.ll cjouth AfricAj Ho Bays that the lumber trade of South Africa for the past year has been highly gratifying, and that the United States has had tho bulk, '(The lumlwr is principally Ore gon plue," ho said. At the duto of his report, July 13, 1- Amotican Bulling vus sola were awaiting to discharge at tho Capo Town wharves. Ills ouy regret is that most of tho Amerluau lumber shipped to South Africa has to be carried in foreign vosiohj. Something Doing. Tiio WliUo House Restaurant is do. Ing a rushing business this week, because the people have fond that they icrvo au appetising and wholesome moa ut nil times, .' It rj eats All. This means tho "North Coast Llm- & J Pn Sffi 'L f JTg9r,r 'iffii !.! Ik .1... VT .1 t....f J1..I.. I. &..fu this train for your Kostern trin and en- Joy H tho luxuries of modern, railwuy tra,vo1' T'lis train is strictly up to date, Jno mtaUka. -, i. 0 IS 01 GOTHAM LETTER New York Correspondent Dis cusses Yacht Races and Pub' He Events. New York, Kept. 13. In spllo of tho fact that tho approaching races for the America's cup Is looked forward to eager ly by sportsmen, tlio contest Is bemoaned by fflflhionul)lo,)io8t Dsaos who. consider that Sir Thomas Lipton and bin country men liavo upset their autumn social plans, and tlioy freely express tlio liopo thai ho Wjll tako back (o Jvnulrttnl tlio "Ugly little bit of silver" and put a stop, for ii while at least, to these intrusions. Society's plans everywhoro aro based upon tlio contests and tlio trlio little statement "barring tlio week of tlio cup races,'1 is found upon nil Invitations to houco parties, as well as upon replies. Among tho many men brought pro mineutly before tho public as tho nom inee for tho New York City Mayoralty tilts' fall is Seth Low, presldont ofColum bin College. Mr. Low has long been pro minent In politics, particularly thoso connected directly with the metropolis, and stands a prohablo chance of becom ing Gotham's next Mayor. Said a pro minent lawyer a fow days age: "When ever I hear Seth Low Bpokon of as a Mayoralty candidate, I always recall an incident of his school days. It was com nioncout night of tho Brooklyn Polytech nic in tho Brooklyn Academy of Music and Seth had just been graduated at the head of his class, taking the valedictory. Attor tho oxerciflcs wore ovor, ho satno out of the stage door and stood looking up and down tho street for a moment boforo joining his family. An old man camo by and glanced curiously at tho lighted building and tho crowd coming out of it. Then ho stepped up to Seth and said: "My boy, do you go to tho Polylech- nicV "Both drow himsolf up vory proudly and answered: 'I did once.' " Resolved never again to ontor tho ring, a failuro at saloonkooplng, John L. Sul livan has begun his rarcor as a book maker, In partnership with Tom Cub- tollo. When asked how ho liked it, tho tho famous ox-champion replied : "It's a good game so long ns tho guys don't beat yor. Just tell mo frlonds I ain't looking for a benefit, but if they think they kin beat mo at this gamo, tlioy can como to mo as long ns I got a cent. Tell them that yourr truly, John L. Sullivan, is on tho level mid a good follow." Thoro aro members of almost (ivory known race working upon the great sub way tunnel whoso complotion Now York ers iook lorward to wmi mingled anx iety and prido; and there iu no lovo lost between thodlfforout laborers. Visitors to the ulroady famous passago wore amiiEod tho other day by tho actions of an Irishman who had beou placed at work with flvo Itnlians in a norrow trench. Tho qulntotto chattered In their own langtmgo iiiceeBantly. Plainly the Irishman, a big follow with rod hair und equally rubicond faco, was trying to un derstand them. For a minuto he would drop his pick, lean forward, gaze at his fellow-laborors, then go back to work again with aforoclous frown. Gradu ally his Impatience Increased until ho ruached tho limit. Ho thou thruw down tho pick and rushed from the trench. In reply to tho foreman's inquiries, with much gesticulation aud profanity Put announced that ho would not work with the "guineas" any longer. Tho foreman who, incidentally, happened to bo an Irishman, also saw to it that tho com plainant wan transferred. It Is rumored tint William K. Van. derbllt, Br., is in negotiation for tli6pur chaso of ono of tho most beautiful coun. try seats in Kngland. Tho placo Beloctod, according to tho report, is iu Hamp shire, which will have tho two-fold ad vantage of being within eusy reach of tho Boleut and not too far from Wen helm, tho palace ol the Duke and Dnchoss of Marlborough, tho latter ol whom la Mr. Vandorbllt's daughter, where Mr. Vandorbllt is always a par ticularly welcome guest. Mr. Andrew Carnegie 1b not exempt from having record madu of his obliga tions In Now York County, by thu lavish expenditure of his milllous. A lieu has boon tiled against his new man sion at Fifth aventio and Nlnoty-llrst slreot, by a company whose specialty Is the beautifying of grounds, who nllogo that they have a olulm uii thu propurty auiouutlug to f 1(11.0) for materials anil labor furnished in eonvurting part of tho Uarnegio grounds into a miniature forest, I'nrk Commissioner Cluusen, famons for his nssouiation with tho paid park chair movement in llothom, Is much disappointed over tho failure iu Ids ef forts to secure for the Metropolitan Museum of Art ond the American Mus- bemu of-utural History exemption from tlio charter provisions which re ipilros heads of dopaitmeuts and others who handle mouoy appropriated by thu olty to oontrnot for supplies at public lotting wheu thn sum ewwls 1,IKK). Quo of tho (uetlous to ho taken up by thu New York llraueh of tho Amer ican Federation of Labor whlcn meets in Byraouso next month, will be that of in- corporatlng trades unions, as n result o( thu steel workers' aud machinists' bodies, The unions, ol these trades broke agreement with the employers by striktug, which lw,y could not have done had they been incorporated. Thomas W. Law sou, the owner ol tho Independent', though a very busy mau, afc. &Gtfuta THE OFFSPRING OF HEREDITARY BLOVD TAINT. Scrofula h but a modified form of Jllood Poison and Consumption. The parent nho is tuiiitcd by cither will sec in tho child the cnnie disease manifcbling itself in the form cf swollen, plnnds of the neck and tin on t, catarrh, weak cyci, offensive no res and nlsce3SC9 and, of tciitiuica white swell ing sure signs of Scrofula. There may Im no pxlernnl fiiVti.4 for n long lime, for the discasd develops slowly in some cnse hut the poison is iu the blood and will breakout nt the first favor. nhlc opportunity. S. S. S. curca this wast ing, destructive disease by first purifying and building up the blood nud stimulating and invigoiatinjr the whole system, J. St. Bent. 1 15 Public 8ritare, Nftihvlltc.Tenn., raj a : "Ten yniDogoiny dniiRliter fell nnl cut her forelicail Mom till wound the elands on Hie side of her face brcamcawollcil nud bunted, fiotne of Hie let doctor here and elsewhere attended litr without any benefit. We decided to try 8. B. 8 , nud a kv bottles cured her en tirely." k, makes new and pure blood to nourish and strengthen the body, nud 19 a positive and safe cure lor Scrofula. It overcomes nil forms of blood poison, whether inherited or ncquircd, and no remedy so thoroughly and effectively cleanses the blood. If you have any blood trouble, or your child haq inherited some blood taint, take 55. S. S. and get the blood in good condition nud ptevcut the disease doing further damage. Send for our free book and write our physicians about your case. We make no charge whatever for medical advice. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, QA. is always willing to bo interviewed and seemingly without being concerned over tho loss of timo involved. A reporter, who lately made n trip to Boston to in terview Mr. Lawson during tho recent controversy with tho Now York Yacht Club, tells a story which would seem to show that the loss of timo to tho copper "magnate" is more apparent than real. Tho intervlow bad boon rather lengthy, and Mr. Lawson had occupied himself by passing ticker tapo through his llngors and giving an occasional or dor to his secretary or signing n paper or two. At tho conclusion of tho intai view tho reporter expressed a regret at having occupied so much of Mr. Law son's timo. "Don't mention It," said the ownor of tho Independence, "I liavo mado f 20,000 oh the Now York Block Kxchange while I have bean talking to you." The Ucst Prescrlptlos for Malaria Chills andever 1 b bottlo of O rove's TaMolen Ulilll Tonic. It Is .Imply Iron aud nulnlno In a luteli'M form. Nocuto-nopay, f'rlcotDc. JOURNAL X-RAYS Tho Paii'Amoricun fair was to have beou extended. a a 9 Sampson should sign himsolf Victor nt Santiago iu absoutia. SB California is getting the highest prices for grapes in twenty years. lly all means, make Pennoyer su promo judge of tho universe! e 48 It is sad to think that only four of Hrighatn Young's wives still live. t The navy department has come pretty near putting itBolf on thu defensive in thu Schley case. e a Judgo Lowell Beems to be able to fur nish the whole thing he is candidate, platform and all. C 6 Qucatlen: Aro Oregon Democratic leaders under thu lntluonco of Democ ratic Ideals or of Republican corruption? Tho effort of Long, Hockett and Crowulushield to put crape over Admi ral Schley's picture will prove a failuro. tt 6 The pollco of largo cities nro smploy lug tho bicyclo to chaso criminals. Uufortunately thu crlminuls use wheels also, ? The Chicago millionaire T. Ogden Armour lias juat had to pay a lino of f 10,700 for diamonds smuggled by hio wife, Tho Get man Kmperor will not recognize the delegation of German AmarlcatiB from St. Louis, to ask an ex hibit for tho fair at that town, as such, hut only as Americans. Ho is right. If f ach county would give a good farm and each city uud town a good house und lot and put them up at lottery to people who will como to Oregon" in search of houses, it would bring more pooplo to Oregon than any State Hoard ol Immigration. Hut it wouldu't tako an uppmpriatlou ami It wouldn't furnish a lot of places for politicians. How I Love Mary. I love my Mary washing clothes When moruiug sun is'shluing bright, Her face is blooming like a rosn, That's when I lovo my Jlary. I lovo my Mary when shu isdonr, With IhuhU atil arms of suowy white She hangs her w tubing iu the sun, Oh, how 1 lovo in) Mary, Wo go to tako them from thu lino When dewy night bus settled down, At.it tittetling close she says she s m tie, Then most I love my Mary. There Is a Class of People Who aro injured by the use of coffee. Itowmly thoro has been placed lu all tho grocery stores a new preparation willed UUAIN-O. mado of inr. gmlus, thut takes the pluoo of coffee. The most delicate stomach receives it without (listless, nnd but few can toll It from coffee. It does not vwt over tt ua muau. Children may drink It will grout bunetit, 15 cts. ami als. lwr package. Try it. Ask for QKAIN-O. Justice Court. IuthecasaofO, F, Martin, plaintiff vs. I'eter Laforo, defendant, uo amner was tiled lu tho justice court yesterday and the plaintiff will receive a judge ment by default. The suit, was begun to 'OoHect attoraeya fees, 7 iir 4 EDUCATIONAL UUmJlmv The best Is always the cheapest. The training that may e cut louse la the everyday affairs of life Is ttie most practical for the avtrate person. In fact no one should oe without such. The ' Capital Business College. Is a model business training school, well known and endorsed by business men who have tested Its work through Its graduates. Class and Individual Instruction. Cheap living expenses. Send for catalogue. W. I: University College of Music. Now open for the Season. PIANO, VIOLIN. VOICE CULTURE And all theoretical studies Students register any time. Phone 2916 FRANCESCO SELEY, Dean. Academy of the Sacred Heart Salem, Oregon. noardlnr and Dav School for Girls. Ed ucation thorough and practical. Ceurses: Kindergarten. Primary. Crammer and Academic. Music Department: Conserv atory Methods, Piano, Violin, Guitar and Mandolin. Best Instructions In Art and Languages. Send for Prospectus. Ad dress, SISTEK SUPERIOR. 8 6lm. School Reopens September 3d THE CAPITAL CITY MILLS Solicits tho patronaKO of tho farmers. Conducts a custom and local (lour mill business. Sacks to lot out on usual terms. Wheat Btorcd and bought at highest prices. Bryant Reeves, Cor ,Church and Trade Sts, 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 & OLD POSTOFFlOE Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking Gas Ranees, Gas Hot Plates, Gas DoIIIne Stoves. Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for Cookintr Purposes. : : : : Salem Gas Light Co. 4 Chomokota St. FRUIT BURROUGHS PHON5 IBM DRYERS CAPITAL BREWERY Finest beer on thetnnrkot, better than over. CAPITAL BOTTLING Our superior beer, kept in Free city dolivery. CAPITAL ICE WORKS The purest crystal Ico made at lowest rates. MRS. -M. BECK, THE FLORENCE SALEM, OREGON. A first-class ptlvato hospital for the treatmont of chronic and Burglcal cases. Built tho past year especially for tho purpose for which H is used. Convenontly located within four blocks of tho business part of tho city. Tho most modern furnishings and latest appliances throughout tho building. Heated by hot wator and lightod by gas and olucticlty. Horo the sick can have tho comforts ol an elegant privato homo, combined with all the advantages of !a general hospital without the noise, confusion, and publicity attending ono. OuUido pnyBcIans bringing cases in treated with the greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations If requested. For terms and further inforraa- uonwmeor appiy personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, V1SITOBS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4.P. M Are You Going East? I Perhaps I can be of service to you. I I can ticket you over any railroad running I uamauuioi rortiana; 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 quostions. aha' Ch,caS. Kansas City, St. Louls-and EVERYWHERE beyond. DON'T WAIT Till it Rains But book your orders with LEAtMON & BURT for vour house painting, paper hanging or kalsonuning at 105State st. tMfBhMHMMMM Should be given a practical education. STALEY, Principal, Salem, Oreeon. MT. ANGEL COLLEGE... Mt. Angel, Oregon CONDUCTED DY THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS. A leading young men Institution for boys and Will reopen Sept. 5,1901 ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT. CAPITAL NORMAL AND CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL SALEM, OREGON. Fall term of twelve weeks ocens Sect. 30th In First national Bank Uulldlng. Our special work Is to teach the underlying principles. ro time wasted on the non-essentials. The home study aid 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 $5, Address J, J. KRAPS, SALEM, ORE. Lawrence GROCERY Tolophono GH3 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 ZC ZC fic FRASBR 103 STATE has stood the tost ol twenty years and is WORK cold storage, all 'ordorB filled promptly. ' from pure distilled wator. Freo delivery Proprietor. SANATORIUM M. D, SUPT. "aWHHHMHMNBHHMHMHHf A. C, Subldon, General Agent, Cor. Third and Stark Sis., Portland, Ore. Royal Insurance Co. A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of above Insurance Co, is now prepared to do a largo Insurance business. Will alio handle real estate. I have a team and carriage which is at my customer's tor vice and I will take pleasure in showing Res what i Ii'aontwithT. nave tor sate, uince at A. Llvesley & Co. nustrinss cahds. O. H.JIAOK Succcessor to Dr, J, M. Koono, oi White Corner, Salem Oro. Partioa de siring superior operations nt modoralo feo in any branch nro inespbolal requost, Dr Grace Albright GradualeloflAtaerlcan School of Osteopathy. : : t Every day oxcopt Sunday. Office hours to 12 a. m ; 1 to 4 p. m. Odd Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and High streots. mono, mnin tf-'ai. Dr. Tacle Deal, assistant. Money to Loan On farms nnd city proporty. Invoil moots judiciously mado. Insurance ef fected. JOHN MOIR Ollice with Balfour Quthrlo &.Co. 207 Commercial Streot. 4 Utf HOP STOVES Two first-class hop stoves for sale. Call on F. Levy, Salem, Oregon. umw SOULE BROS. Piano Toners and Repairers PORTLAND OR E. For S plun rrd wiDily Icrne oidtrt at Geo. Will's Musio Store. HuieWing Sang Co. All kinds of mattings, China Waro Japanceo Fancy Goods, Dry Goods, Silkp, Wlilto underwear, shirt wolsts.wrnppors, of all ki Js mado in storo nt n, vory low prico. Ordors of nil kinds 'made up promptly. U0 Stalo St.. Salem. Or, S. C. STONE, Al. 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 druesand med Iclnes, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc. DR. STONE Has had some 25 years experience In the prac tlce of medicine and now makes no charge for consultatlon.'cxamlnatlon or prescription. Sewing Alachine Repairing I luvo rented ropair space of F. A, Wiggins, nt his now location on Liberty street, and will bo glad to poo all of my old friondf thoro. Any sowlug mnchino ropairing entrusted to mo will bo guar anteod satisfactory or money refunded. If. II. 13diiu:y 257 Liberty Btroet. Old Post Office Stables Aro largo am havo reliable attend ants, your team boarded by tho wook or day. Good teams for hire, Fricos rea sonable Your patronago solicited. H. fll. Brown Forrv Ptroev. B. F. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, OroTon Wu Clerk of Circuit Courtfor ilx yoan and his anup-UMUto abstract oi nil property In Liueolu county. iM7m JOHN STOUT Successor to HANSEN & LAND0N Basil Doors, Minds, Mill Work in Gen oral. Hop and Fruit -Uaskete, Fruit Trays, etc., n specialty. Church nnd ichoel furniture. Estimates promptly furnished on nil kinds of work. Church and Mill Sts., Salem CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mail and paesengor trains. Baggage to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Telopnono No. 211. DIBQUE & HOMYER OREGON State Fain Salem SEPT. 23-28. Great Agricultural and Industrial Fair. BIG LIVE STOCK SHOW Good Horse Racing in the Afternoons. Latest Attractionsln New Audlt or urn Building Every Evenlnir, With Good Music :: :: :: : Beautiful Camp Grounds Free. Special nates on Campers' Tick ets, come and Brintr Your Fam ilies. :: :: :: :: :: :: .. Reduced Rates on all Railroads. For full particulars address M. D. WISDOM. Sec. Portland. uamammmmamummmmmam B Qfs AND iwWIFC DICPAUf T,ME BCIIFnmvn FOK Chicago l'ortlnml flpeclU On. ni. via Hunt ington "AtiViTTio" Express 9 p. m. via Huut lugtou ""KTrauT" Faxt&UU 0 p. in. via Spokano Salt Ilr. ... CHv. lit. Loui, r&0, nil Kast, ' cl"cfo Quit t.fc. .. """" Wottl,;bmh,en,,I?f pl Cltr. A. flui.' & andKut. ' chtgo wii wrur"rrrK: i 8pokno, all'r'gB, nan, M unfinn.'""- Haul, DulnuJW n.l Chicago, anl,E!;,I1kff z sjj M O TtrvT PORTLAND TOrm. 7 no Chute or c'.rT'U A. Hi rough tickets Eat vl. . boat amf rail, via Portland. " ral1' OCUAW AND HIV From Po R SCHEDULB na. All nailing date, ,ubJoct to chance ' 8 p. in. JorHanKraHclnco P.n Dally OXjOpt Huoday S. p m. Baturdar 10 a.m. COLUMBIA rtlVKK ToA.torla,nd Way Landings. ,.! 'i WILLAMETTP mvni. Sturday:t 7 . B. For In" pedct uu anCorvani, Tuesssy, Thursd " Ts.S rail vht Portland. .m .V" si via an rill or toitm Ticket office, dock, E. T. THAYER. Afeat aaitm, i rtfos. & Eastern Rairoad TEVIU OAttn No. 2 For Yaqulna: TjOnvPA "Vnniilnn ... Leaves Oorvallls'.'.'.'.V.'.V.ltS m Arrives Albany W:i3p"m No. 3 For Dotrelt: Leaves Corvallls 12:(V0p.tn Leaves Albany iaop.' Arrives Dotrolt 6:20ns No. 4 Trom Dotrelt: Leavos Detroit 5.301k Arrives Albany lOOa.u. Arrives Corvallls 11:15 p. ra. Trains'3 and A between Albany and Covallis, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Bit. urdays only. All other trains dill; x. cont Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 arrives In Albany la tlmo-to connect with tho 8. P. tooth bound, ns well as giving two or thru hours lu Albany beforo departure oi B. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tho 8, P, west side train at Corvt. Ms Crossing fat ludorondenco, McMinm 'o and til points north to Portland. J. Tuiinlh, Enwts Stoxi, Agent, Albany. Manager Rocky Mountian Limited Is the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock Island train Which runs botween ColoradoISprlogt and Denver, and Chicago. Learlnt Colorado sprtntn every day at 1:30 P. M., arriving is Chicago at 7 P. M.,nexl day only one nlglitout mukltic close connection with ovening trains from Chicago for all points oast; nleo connection st Omaha with morning trains for Minneapoln and St. Paul. Weokly excnnlom la Personally Conducted Tourist Bleeplot cars vlu Jho Great Sqenlc Lino; (rom Pf clflo Coast points to Chicago vtithoat change Ask your Ticket Agont to mikeyoot ticket read via tho Great Rock Island Route Write for particulars A. U. COOPER, GENERAL tsur 250 AlderiSt.. Portland Oft . Easy ot access. Courteous reception. First-class cooking. . You enjoy what you order at lo6 State St. George Bros. Prop's- OFFICE, OITY HALL For water bervlco apply t "? Ullla payable monthly lu "" Mako all complaints at the office Best Summer Resort For Cleaning Dylne and Pressln At this establishment you can get MJ thing set o right, from a pair of glow to tho moat elaborate si k gown. Kentleman can get his hat cleaneo, trotuers creasod, or his whole suii Juvenattd to suit his taste, also . w eultsamonth for ono Qllar."S ood on, rips seweil up, suits presse- on short notice. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial bt. O. G X Co's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Alton? Leaves for PortlMl D" Except Sunday at 7 a. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Dock Between SSm ASJ?IV k 1 ,M" lorvaUis White House Restaur Salem ft i V- IICSJIIiiimY " tb&4i kjk