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Newspaper Page TextV-t MK t !v ' i"j i wish ym to puMimh my ltt&M stating tho grand of foot LYDIA Em PINHHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND has had on my hoalthp UI wusauflcrinKiosuch that my physician thought an Your medicino having been recommended to mo, I decided to 4itry it After using Boveral bottles I found that I vwi cured. My system was toned up and I suffered no moro with my ovaries. Lydia K Pinkhara's Vegotablo Compound is Ua greatest boon on earth to suffering women." Urn. Arm x Abton, Box 13, Troy, Mo. Ovarian trouble is serious troublo. Every woman knows tills. Frequently Bio baa ovarian troublo whon sho thinks sbo has only a "pain in tho sideA All at onco she finds hersolf unablo to walk. She is n sick woman. An operation, daivforoua end expensive, is tho usual proceduro, and, at best, sho can expect merely to gather together tho shattered remnants of health after a tedious struggle. Many times this fa ncccmry and many times It Is not. It Is wise for every woman to bo convinced that every backache nnd sldeache, every abdominal pain. Indicates something wronff, and something which will not go away Itself or bo driven nwny by hard work. It Is also right for overy woman to know that for orery disorder of tho fomlnlno organs IyUft B. PliilcIinin'S Vcgotnblo Compound is tho perfect troatmont, that it is tho medicino always safe to nse and always certain to help. When your health and perhaps your life is at stako, Is It wise to pass by a romody which holds tho record for tho greatest number of absolute cures of fomalo ills and which is rccognitod by tho profession to bo tho greatest medicino for women in tho world, and occopt something olso which you know llttla or nothing about? , . , , , , , Read tho rocords of euro in tho leltors liko Mrs. Aston's printed rogularly in this paper, and if you nro sick, do not bo satisfied to tako a substitute for lydia En Plnkham's r Boy s and Cliidn We have selected from our boy's and children's department 256 suits to sell at cost. Among this lot we have se lected some of the most desirable boy's and children's suits we have in stock. We take this plan to clean out all broken lots.' G. W. JOHNSON & CO. The Popular Clothiers, 257 Com'l St., Salem. IHE DAILY JOURNAL Mombor Northwost Aftornoon - Nowspapor Lenguo. UY HOFBR BnOTHHRS, SATUIiDAY, SEPT. 21, 1001. rjptly One Yaar, WS.OO In Advanoo Dally Four Months 91. In Advanoo a. Dally toy Carrier BOo Par Month Wookly Ono Year at.OO In Advanoo EDITOIUAL. 'Thero is a John Robertson viho writes K groat deal (or the Sacramonto Boo who " 'ought to bo suppressed na n public uowa pnpor correspondent, Ho takes an , amount ol ipaco altogether out of pro porUon to tho right ot any person who docs not want to noautno tho respon sibilities of a newspaper publisher, and ' irns written onough to havo exllsd him AT from any othor govornmout almost. Jullusila ho would certainly long slnco have gone to Siberia. Hut in this land of free speech and freo preis ho has to bo put up with and thcro seems to ho no remedy for the John Robertsons, who are after, ,aU a kind of ficticious sig nature under which poople write when . t,u$X v?nut 1 By things that Uiey do ' ,no) t , want, people to, attihuto to a real person. Let ui hope this is tho cueo with our j presoi Itpbnrtion, whon ho says: "Tho capitalistic class la n parasitical clans, a bloodsucking Incubui on society, aud must not own thu means by which hon est men tuako their living." Now wo ,. could put the words "parasitical" nnd f.il.4, it ...t.af. .. .1 i. I jf'-jjiOQuaucKiuRinQuuua' in cspuniioiiors uud raiso tho hnlr of many timid peoplu by pointing nut what Mr. Robertson re- albmeans by"muut not own the mbaus," The plain truth Is this ilobatteon has not analysed his own words. He has not " thought out liia own thoughts to a con clusion. Wo will not strain the wind of tbqroador, with a lot of political economy on what capital Is or la not. Hut lot ui get right down to a practical application of what this man R. says and what hu y is teaching, Suppose a capitalist, ami any marl or woman having 500 ot money they do not need for their linme- dlato 'support is a capitalist, loans an othor that money to go into business, or i IjsbH2 , l5rm' r ,ak0 courso ,n i' jWfv.Wiih that monoy the borrower, ajiasjwadajtliu loan from tho "blood. ,, ittMlciugJincubus'-' succeeds in business gets ''rich on tbVfarm or gets an cduoa 'ms& ir ii t an extent from ovarian troublo operation would bo necessary. Vogotablo Compound, We hare depoilted wJtll the National CilyUdnk, of l.van, Kooo, which will be paid to nnr P kon who ran find that the above teitlmonlal letter U not genuine, or was published before obtaining the writer's special iwrmittlon. J.VOtA. It. I'lKCHAM MKDICIHB CO. at s . tiou that loads to professional succush in life. Has capital been n blcaaint; or n curse? Hut R. will say, suppose they fail and can't pay, and tho capitalist ban to take tho mortgage and foro close and tako the last cont or tho property of thu borrower, nnd tho borrower falls into poverty ? Yes, that happens, and somu nro made hopeless and becomu wrecks through debt. Rut there Is no evidence that such a person would not have become rockloss and dangerous to othors as well as hiniBolf, If ho had succeeded. Rut If Robertson's teachings nro followed, and tho person who does not succeed in overy speculative undertaking, takes up his lino of thought, uud believes' ho has boon tho victim of n "parasitical class," nnd has boon I'obbod by a "bloodsuck ing Incubus" upon society, and ACTS ON HIS DlfiLIBP, and says with Robertson "no ono must OWN THE MBAN8 BY WHICH honest men mnko their living," have wo not the anarchist ready mado and in action? In other words, is not Robert son talking anarchy and tho Sacramento Roe printing unarchlatlc doctrlno in the above sentence from tho Reo of Septem ber 10? We ask In nil good faith, be cause wo want to know just whut is nn aichlsslo and wo bellovo that tlio news papero and such writers aro as guilty of Ulsstmlnatlou nnd aotual toachlng of t.e doctrlno of force ft 8 any anarchist now under srrost for killing MoKlnluy. GRAND OPERA HOUSE Manager Meredith was pleased ai having a good house for tho Richard and Pringle minstrels, Friday ovening, in spite of tho first storm of tho season which drenched a great many going homo. Tho entertainment was equal .to many that havu been given, but not equal to tho best that have been seen hero. Tho Alabama quartet was in the opinion of many the hit of the evening Mr, and Mrs. Win. Brown returned today uf tor six months' abaonco from homo, during which time thoy viBltod European points of In to rest and Eastern points in our homo couutry, " w" ' When vnn need recalrlnt? (for your Suits Cos watch) think of llliiees. J A SALEM PRODUCTION THAT WILL BE SUNG ON PRESS DAY Son? Composed by N. J, Jutiah, of Salem, A Member of the Salem Press Club Music Com posed J. Carlisle Denton of Salem, and will be Plrst Stinjr by Mrs. Ilallle Parrlsh lllnecs. Hon N J. Judah. City Recorder. IMIIHS ILL' II I'llOdltAM Tho rommtttio of tho Fnlem Prcfs Club, in charge of tho program on Tues day o oning, at the state fair pavilion are happy to nunounco that they have secured as an attraction for tho occasion a now song, written by n gentleman of some reputation in this field of com posi tion, who is a member of tho Club, Police Judgo Judah, of this city. Mrs. Hinges will ronder this charming love pong in her matchless vocalization, and has no hesitation In saying tlmt it is a gem, both in literary and musical c m poeltlon. Tho entire program will ho composed of tho work of tho nctivo, talented nowspapor men of the stnto. At its close a banquet will bo given to tho vleltinp members of tho profession, who will be present Irom all over tho stnto. CONTEMPT OF C0URT Leads to Arrest of a Member of the Oregon Legislature. Hon. G. W. Holcomb, Populist GUI- zeiiH member of thu Inst legislature, and Ralph Nnchund, his night watchman were arrested Friday on a warrant Is sued out of Judgo P.. P Boise's dopnrt- ment of tho SUto Circuit Court for Ma rlon county Tho defendants are charg ed with contempt of court, it being alleged that they vlolntcd an order, by Judgo Rolse on tho 10th day of tho presout month, restraining the Oregon Packing Co., a corporation, from in any way Interfering with tho operation, by O. V. nnd W. Iv. Allen, of tho fruit dryer and evaporator, belonginu to said Allen Packing Co. and located on tho corner of Twelfth nnd Trado streets, in this city. On Tuesday Inst It was found that the piston had been removed from tho sta tionary engine in the evaporator build ing. A search warrant wuh issued out of tho Kaloin JtiBlico Court and placed in the hands of Shoriif F. W. Durbln, and that olllrer found thu in. suing prop erty in the building occupied by tho Al len Packing Co, It Is alleged that the piston was lemoved by Ralph Nuchund, tho night watchman ut the building, acting under tho order of U. W. Hol comb, manager of tho Oregon Packing Co. This boing in direct violation of thu injunction Issued by Judgo Rolbo, tho defendants were arrested and placed un der fl'00 bonds each, to appear before the couit next Monday nt It u. in. ' Litter Judge iloiso modilled his ordor allowing Mr. Holcomb to go on hlsonu recognizance, while Mr. Nnchund gave bonds in the sum of $200, with Mr. Hol comb as the surety. INDIAN DEATH DANCE San Rku.n'auwno, Cnl , Sept. 21. Tho county olllclals have received u dispatch front Needles, telling ol tho murder at that place of nu Indian named JosoAr guolla by Tom Modesto, n fellow tribes man, uud tho burning ol Arguello's re mains by tho Indians who afterward at tempted to etouu tho jail whore Modes to was conllned to lynch tho alleged murderer. Aruilello was stabbed to death during a quarrel over u Mexican BEST FOR TH BOWELS If jil tiftvont regular, liinuiijr iiiotvuiviiI or lb houtl iirx Uiit mi in 111 ii will lr Kti n your LowtfUoiKii aiiilua vwil rifte In "10 iMiu( viu Lilt ptiT.iovr iil!t nun, la Uaimtrtfua Tlin smooth, tut cliil, iii.. 1 cr(s ivrajr tf k'lug tL Uowtlt rlwrfttul cltau Into llc g CANDY EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY IlunMnt, l'lthii- 1-oUni Tuluilixxl HodooJ, I Nr BUkaii, Wwktu. vi Urlw. 10, in ami naM I Mr box. U rile for tiw tuipU, uj IhhUIi on ' health AilJrcM tu . urt'.uxu uukui roiMxT, ruiacor iw iuuk. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN' I LOVE-LIGHT. Sof b irnlng stars, thro' cloud-rlft bars, Leap dovwi to tho nartn night-Bea, And on its breast, in mlrror'd rest, Float In to my lovo and me: At d as thev drift and fall nnddlft 1'pou tho tide, dark-flowing, I note a light, lovo bright, In her dear eyes aglowlngl 1 K' sued, ro near, the earnest dear 1 1 voiceless truth is givJn, And in love's glow, nt last I know, All stars beam out of heaven I The talo they toll perfects the spell I've been eo long confessing; And vanquished, I resistless Ho, Uudono In their caressing 1 Why should I caro for stars up thore With two liko theso close-beaming? Let all olso wano slnco not In vain Tho light that crowns my dreaming I girl. Modesto iled but was enpturod. Whon tho otTicers went for tho body of Arguollo, thoy diecovoroil that it had boon carried off by the Indians who, taking It to tho desert, piled up a lot of brush, upon which thoy laid tho corpco and, whllo tho flames consumed it, danced about tho funeral pyre, chanting weird dirges. PERSONALS Mies Winnio Cborrlngton of Dallas, is tho guost of Miss Allco I.aycox and sistor, Mrs, Tlico. Nolf. Miss Mario Raymond, city editor of tho Salem Journal, visited Oakland friends tho first of the week. Miss Ray mond was formerly employed In this of- uco, anu poseeBsoi moro man averago ability in Journalistic work. Wo are glad to nolo a desorved promotion. Oakland Owl. Miss Angle McCulloch camo up from Portland this morning aftor a fow days' vacation. W. 7. Jonks roturnod from Portland this inorping. WITHOUT TURNING A flAlR. X Londoner Cnliulr Iletnrnod Money ilen lu Hint by MUtnUo. A goutleuuui of my acqualntnnco had n curious experience of manners and customs of modern EuKlnud a few nights ago nt tho theater, no had tnkeu four stalls, but at tho last mo ment found two of his pnrty unable to como. On his arrival ut the theater ho left the two sparo tickets at the box of flee, the cleric promising to sell them If ho could nnd send the cash to him when thoy were sold. Ho took his place nnd soon nftcrwnrd was gratified to see his two surplus seats occupied. Tho Individuals who took them wero nttlrcd In evening dress nnd boro tho outward semblance of gentlemen. My friend began to look out for tho money which was to como from tho box otilco. Presently a concesslonnalro entered, pnBsed down tho row of scats nnd ad dressed ono of tho two newcomers. SN friend noticed that tho commlsslonnalro passed something to ono of the gentle men, who put It Into his pocket with out n word. A senso of unenslnoss stolo over my frlond with regard to tho 15 shilling that was duo to him, nnd as tho oven lug wns gcttlug on ho thought ho would go nnd make nn Inquiry nt tho toox otllce. His suspicions wero veri fied. The clerk had sent in tho money by 11 counulsslonualro. Tho commlsslon nalro was called from tho door and on scolng my frlond nt onco ronllzod that ho had given tho money to tho wrong man. Ho promptly went back to tho theater, my friend following to seo tho fun. Tho commlaslonnnlrowent straight 10 tno party to whom ho had handed the monoy nnd said, " 'Ere, you've got 15 shillings that don't belong to you." The other renlled lu an unconcerned way, "Oh, yusl" took the money out of mo iui'hi-i mm returned 11 io tuo com tulsslominlro. "lie showed no trnco of embarrassment," says my frlond. "no handed buck the money, as ho had pocketed It, without turning n hnlr" 1 always like to think the best of peo ple, mid possibly this Individual, belug a stranger to music halls, was under tho Imprtaslon that It Is the practice of tho proprietors of such establishments to send n commlsslomialre around from time to time to distribute cash bonuses uiuong tho nudleuce. London Truth. Satisfactorily Explained. Tho lJund Olork Did you go foi tlmt dog's moat, John ? Tho Onice Uoy Yos, sir. "What did tho butcher my?" "Ho wanted to kuow if it was for you or the dog." "Tho puppy 1" "But 1 told him it was for the dog," Boston Transcript. RUSSIAN CREDIT GOOD I.ondos, Sopt. 21. Tho Vienna cor respondent of thu Times quotes nn arti cle in the Bt. Petersburg Roealvo, which declares that Russia requires neither I ranch nor bnglish monoy. Her credit, ays tho nrtlcle, enables her to place loans without difficulty in tho interna tional market, Financial operation tho Rosslvn de clares, did not form tho basis for the Franco-Russian alliance and it wn not foundod on political epoculatlon on tho part of either Franco or Russia. Tho alliance was formtd by genulno friend ship of tho two groat nntiont) who as. sumod tho task of co-operation In ordor to promoto high moral purposes. Tho two powers would not refuse the friend ship of any country ready to prorrroto their great aim, which Istoprivjntn langulnarylcolllsiin botvroen th;p-nles of tho earth. Starving Russians. London, Sept, 21. A dispatch from Odessa to tho Times in commenting on tho failure of crops and absoluto destitu tion of tho pcoplo In Bedsnrla (South wtst Russia) during tho last two sea sons, owing to tho dilatory nnd ineffec tive nssistanco glvon by tin Russian government, says it is assorted that tho government intonds to thoroughly ro roganlzo the local board systom of rural Russia. Proposals with this object in viownro said to bo before tho council of stato at tlio prcsont timo. 'It is certain, anyhow" says tho dis patch, "that until tho local government boards aro brought undor the direct control of a central authority at St. Petorshurg there can bo little improve ment. SALEM MAN HONORED Judgo Wm. Ramsey of this city has boon choeen.as a delegate to tho tri-onlal convention of tho Kpiecopal church held nt San Francisco lu October. Thore aro four delegates from each diocoso and this is an honor highly appreciated. Uishop WlBtar Morris, tho third oldest bishop in point of consecration in the United States, perachos tho convention sermon. Another honor for Oregon. NORTHERN PACIFIC COLLISION I Tacoma, Sopt. 21. By tho collision of llln ..tlinnn ti n lunlm .. 4). a VahIIiabh I .W DCIjIIUIIO VII IIUMJ, Vll mo iiuiiijurii Pacific lino at Lake, yesterday morning, a mimbor of porsoiiB were injured, ono seriously. Tho cause assigned for tho acc!dont, is tho failure of air brakes to work. An old man namod Orandall, of Grants Pass, Or., was tho most seriously In jured. Ho was brought to Yakima, and glvon medical assis'ance as soon as pos sible. Among the members of a "Femalo Drummer" company, who wero injured, wero Albert Ellis, a loader of tho orches- THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A first-class pilvato hospital for tho treatment of chronic and surgical cases. Built tho past yoar especially for tho purposo for which it is used. Convenontly located within four blocks of tho business part of tho city. Tho most modern furnishing and latest appliancos throughout tho building. Uoated by hot water and llghtod by gas and olectlcity. Horo the sick can havo tho comforts of nn elegant private homo, combined with all the advantages of 'n gonoral hospital without the noiso, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outside phvBcians bringing cases in treated with tho greatoBt courtesy, and aasieted In operations if requeatcd. For terms and further informa ttonwrito or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M BREOISTBR FEnDMEN AND A complete stock of Grass reliable seeds, x- x x SPECIAL PRICES ON FLOUR IN RARREL LOTS. 9IICourt Street, 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 leavo home 5 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. iMBlnl J " t&- Mx WMHp sWvw An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method nnd beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Jrnup or Flos, manufactured by the California. Fio Sritui- Co . illustrnto thevuluoof obtaining iho liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to bo medicinally laxatlvo and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the tasto and acceptable to tho system. Jt 1b tho ono perfect strengthening1 laxa tive, cloanslng; tho system elTcotunlly, dispelling colds, hcadnchei nnd fevers srcntly yetiromptlj and enabling ono overcome habitual constipation per jauontly. Its pcrfoct freedom from every objootlonaulo quality and sub atniyo, and its acting on the kidneys, liver nnd bowels, without weakening or irritating1 thorn, mako it tho Ideal laxative. In tlio process of manufacturing figs nro used, as thoy aro pleasant to the taste, butthojiiodlcinai qualities of the remedy aro obtained from Bcnnn, and other 'aromatic plants, by n method known to tho CAi.troiwiA Fia Smur Co. only. In ordor to get Its beneficial clTceta and to avoid Imitations, pleaso remember the full namo of thoCotpminy printed on tho front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANOIBOO, CAI LOUISVILLE. KT. HIW YOIUT. K. T. Forsuloby nil Drenlsts. PrlcoWo. perbottU trn, Miss Vlnnle Hawkins, Miss G. Pay son Grayham, Mnnoger M. Rice, and Mrs. George Henry. SENATOR HANNA DECLINES OiiRvelani) 0'enaor Hanna was asked to mako a brief stntcment as to how ho regarded tho policy of Presldont Roosevolt, Seanntor Hanna said: "I nm done with being Intorviowod for all time." CZ0LG0SZ CASE J0NDAY Buitalo. Sept. 21. Justices Lewis and Titus, assigned to dotend Czolgoaz, have announced that thoy will accept and will bo ready to proceed with tho case Monday morning. What Shall we Have for Desert This question arises In tho family every day. Let us unswer It today. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared In two minutes. No bolllngl no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cool. Fla Fla eors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocorB today. 10 eta. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Tfie Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of ItM St WHITE SEEDSMEN- Seeds at Lowest prices for x x x c y x x Salem,, Oregon. S4 U9--CL ' i rVVWF A. C. Sheujoh, General Agent, Cor. Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. BUSINESS CARDS. CX H.MACK X3EBISra3ES'aCB SucccesBor to Dr, J. M. Kccno, White Oornor, 8nlom. Oro. Parties d siring superior operations at modern feo in any branch aro iiioaptoial roquost, mmmmmtmmmmmmmmtammmmmmmmnmemammmmmammmtmmmmmim Dr Grace Albright GraduatelofiAmerlcsn School of Osteopathy. : : : Every day oxcopt Sunday. Ofllco hours 0 to 12 a. in : 1 to 4 p. in. Odd Follows' Temple, Cor. Court nnd High streets, mono, main zzui. Dr. Taclc Bcal, assistant. Money to Loan On farms nnd city proportv. Invoit ments judiciously mndu. Insurance ef fected . JOHN MOIR Ofllcn with Balfour Guthrio & Co. 207 Commercial Streot. 4 Otf HOP STOVES Two first-class hop stoves for sale. Call on F. Levy, Salem, Oregon. inu SOTJLE BROS. Piano Toners and Repairers PORTLAND ORE. PVr Pnlim rttul vfelliliv Irnxn null n t Geo. Will's Music Btoro. HuieWing Sang Co. Alt kinds of mnttinirs, China Warn Jananeeo Fancy QoodB, Dry Goode, Silks wiiito nnuorwenr, snirt waiats,wrappors, of all kinds mado in store nt a vory low, (iriuu. (jruuro oi ir.i kiihib lnncio up promptly. 140 Stnto St.. Salem, Or, S. C. STONE, M. D PltOPRlETOR OF ml S one's Drug Store SALEM OREGON. The stores (two Io number) are located at Mo. 235 and 333 Commercial street, aad are well stocked with a complete line of druesaad med icines, toilet articles, perfumtry, brushes, etc. DR. STONE Has had some 25 years experience lathe prac tlcc of medicine and now makes no charge for consultatloo.Texamlnatlon or prescription. Sewing Machine Repairing I havo rented ropnir spaco of F. A, Wiggins, nt his now location on Liberty street, and will bo glnd to see nil of my old friend? thoro. Any sowing machlno repairing ontrustod to mo will bo guar anteed satisfactory or monoy refunded. N. 11. BORLEV 257 Liberty Street. Old Post Office Stables Am Inrtm nnrl Imvn rnimhln nttnn.K ants, your team boarded by tlm wook or uay. uoou learns ior niro. 1'ricoa rea sonable. Your patronage eolicitod. H. JVL Brown Forrv Ptroet. B. R. JONES, Attornoy-nt-Law Toledo, Orovon Wm Clerk of Circuit Courtfor elx yoari and has an up-to-date all tract or all property In Lincoln comitr. iM7ra DON'T WAIT Till it Rains But book vour orders with LEMMON & BURT for your house painting, paper hanging or Kaisomming at instate st. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Moots all mall and nasseneer train. Baggage to all parts of tho city. Prompt service Telephone No. 241. DlbQJUE & HOMYER Royal Insurance Co. A. T. Gilbert, rnfllrinnt npnnf nf nfinim Inauranco Co. is now prepared to do a iuiK" iiiauruneu ousinoss. Will RILD handle real OBtfltn. T linvn n tnnm nml carriage which is at my customer's ser vice and I will tako pleasure in snowing purnea wnat i navo ior sale. Ulllco at present with T A. LiveBley & Co. See Lee & Co. FRUIT DRYERS Market prlcos paid for green fruits. Cottage and Trade Sts. Across tho race, Salem, Ore. 0 12 lm SCHOOL TICKETS. Tha Salem Electric Car Company has now on sale Fohool ticketH for pupils be-! iwten me ages cl O and 16 years, al the iuw rmo 01 ten riues tor 200 These are good for rldea on any of the lines at any 1 time during tho echool term. Call at ofllco. O 111 1m 1 JOHN STOUT, Successor to ' HANSEN & LAND0N I Fnah Doors, Blinds, Mill Work In Gen eral. Hop and Fruit Bankets, Frnit Trays, etc, a specialty. Church and ichool furniture. Estimates promptly furnished on all kinds of work. Church and Mill Sts., Salem JJ!W0NE4C&HC AND DKPAllT FOK rrom Portlaiw or. ATIRIVK R0U Clilcigo rortlmd Rpcolal Ut, m. via Hunt ington "AtTntio Kxprees 9 1. m. via Huut. Ington ""Ht7lrur Fast Mall 6 p. m. via Bpokaae fliti i.i. ,. Stfatas r.7;:.."-".r "oqycr. 11 U.ll t..l. Walla Wiifi;""Vl"i.. " 8K)kauc. Wallace, i'u 1 man. llnnei.ri r. Paul. tiiiiniil.Wii.."...Hl' ' Chicago, and,K..,,'l', 72 X t-1 U UQ ... r P0RILAHD TO CIIICAC0 ) fm i . . vu"ue ' tars - " I irough tickets East via ni fnl. boat amf rail, via rortlund " ral1' 0r OCEAN AND MV irsciinDULT """ " u ona. IAI1 tailing dates ntbjcct "p.m. i3a1iy"" ex;opt Hutidar . p ra. Baturdajr 10 a. m, For 8an Franciwo Hall Tcry 6 Uyi p.a COLUMMA WVEU ToAiloria and Way Landings. Will AMPTTn !...,.. Steamers, water permlitlnr. leave Silen Portland and wv iinrfia.. ....... and Frlda, at 10 .lS,d. ylVuZ Saturday.at 7 a. m. Por Indepesdeac Altm Throurh tlck p..i. ... ..,. .. .. . . rail via KwtaiT rfcVaVmccT0" E. T. TIIAVPD i.... -- --"..i.., nivni oaicm, t retoo. Corvallis 4 as(crn Railrttad TIME CARD. No. 2 FerYaqulna: x n caves Albany 12:60 p. m. Tra n loaves Corvallis.... i:4o p. ni No?ia,&oatrur!n?nttTaqUna ' Leaves Yaquloa V00a ni. LcavcB Corvallis w.33 a. m Arrives Albany 12:13 p.m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Corvallis 12:00p.m. Loaves Albany l:30p. m Arrlvca Dotrolt 0:20 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Dotrolt 5:30 a m, Arrives Albany 10:30 a. m, Arrive j Corvalli 11:15 p. m. Trains 3 nnd 4 botwoon Albany and Covallis, Tuesdays, Thuredays and Sat urday! only. All other trains dally ex cent Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 arrives in Albany la timo to connect with tho S. P. south bound, as well as Riving two or three hours hi Albany before departure of B, P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with the S, Pi, west sido train at Corvw Ms Crossing for Independence, McMinnv 'o and alii points north to Portland. J. ToitNfctt, Kmvi.s Stone,, Agent, Albany. Manage r Rocky Mountiaii Limited Is the name of the new and luxuri ous Rock Island train Which run b between ColoradoJSprlogi and Denver, and Chicago, Leaving Colorado H jrltiM every day at 1:30 P. M., arriving Id Chicago at 7 P. M., next day only one night out makintr cloco connection H with evening trains from Chicago for all points east: aleo conncctlnir at Omaha with morning trnlns for Minneapolis and St. Paul. Weekly excureloni in Porsonally Conducted Tourist Slooping cars via tho Groat Scenio Lino; from Pa ciflc Const points to Chicago without change. Aaic your Tlckot Agent to make your tlckot read vln tho Great Rock Island Route Write for particulars A. K. COOPER. GENERAL AGENT 250 AtdenSt.. Portlaad Ore. Best Summer Resort- For Cleaning. Dying and Pressing At this catablishmentyou can get any thing sot o riglit, from a pair of gloves, to the most elaborate silk gown. A gontleman can get his hat cleaned, his trouters creased, or his whole suit re juvenated to suit his taste, also four suits a month for one dollar. Buttons sowed on, rips sewod up, suits preeaed on short notice. MRS. C. H. WALKER 105 Commercial St. Easy ot access. Courteous reception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at lo6 State st. George Bros. Prop's, II M UFiaUJfi, CITY UAL.U. For water bervlce auply at office Hills payable monthly In advaoco Mnko all couinlulntfl at the Office OFFICE. C1T7 TJALL. O. C, T, Go's PASSENGER STEAMERS Pomona and Attona Leaves for Portland Dally Except Sunday at 7 . m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates rwvk Rrtwrra ;fti nnd Court ttS. M. P. BALDWIN. Alt- White House Restaurant ffa illl'lll I f-