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Newspaper Page TextAl lIMl Mill -- . A. . J m MQfMM J U 1. -5 . a , : ,1: i X'fll V i ilfl . ' fl frv? ' '1 " '& Wi' Mm v HWWWWIW House Work la Hard Work without GOLD DUST. i i Are You Mixed On the Overcoat Question? It'a nrctlv bard to know wbat to do, I baa "tbo best at tbo lowcet price" and and ri hminn An.i ail imni iim lai inr in nion back"? And all boat tbo tailor to pieces, and "aayo you a nan to a mini f. and all tbat. It cornea down.to tbo question of faltb in somebody. Is fa) In tbo i i In $17 GO One Stow G. W. JOHNSON & CO. t The Popular Clothiers, iww THE DAILY JOURNAL, Membor Northwoet Aftornoon Nowsp&por Loacuo. BY HOFER BROTHERS, SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1001. Daily One Yoar, $3.00 In Advanoo Oally Four Montho 51. In Advanoo Dally by Carrlor BOo Per Month Wookly Ono YoaKSt.OO In Advanoo EDITORIAL. Tbo optimistic Orange Judge Farmer (clubbed weekly with Th JounNAi. at S5 cents a year) ought to tnako any .'armor fool happy as a millionaire The last iasuois just bubbling over with mil lions. It shows tbat tbo nation's wheat crop la worth 1C0 millions rnoro than lapt year ; that other grain represents as largo a total vnluo as last year; that tho shortago in tbo corn crop is inoro than mado up by the incrcaso In prlcoj that potatoes aro bo high they will bring tho farmer moro money than over beforo; that llvcctock is worth 150 million dollars moro than last year; tbat farm products aro worth 400 millions moro than last year; tbat the wheat, oats, corn, ryo and barley raised tho past flvo years nro worth G250 millions, or 1000 millions moro than the preceding five years, and this to tho farmer; that cotton brought -100 millions more tho paBt four years than tho pre ceding four years; that livo stock is worth 1000 milllonH more than in 1800, etc. Tho American farmer is cortalnly rolling In wealth, moro than ho knows wbat to do with if tbo statistics of tbo prosperity boomora don't lie. Tho trust kings llko Morgan, Harriman, ltocka follor and others aro moro beggars corn compared to tho incalculable wealth of tho common far mors. Tho above paper would not represent the farmers in tbeso allluont clrcum stances to lull thorn into a falso security and repose, whilotbo trusts went on rupoao, with their skinning processes.. Why ovon the barnyard ben rolls up more millions than all Wall struct, and if a .farmer has only ono hen left ho ought to be happy, because alio will, at tho ad vnnced prico of eggs, pay bis tnxoa and start a nice llttlo bank account to edit cato lili children, Ono item the Orango Judd Farmer overlooked. There woro ntlcaBta million chlldron born tho past year and each one Is worth anotlior mil lion, and as they belong mostly to tho poor peoplo, tbo poor aro growing richer and tho rich aro growing poorer, and tho mllUnniuin Is at hand. ft ft To come down to aomo of tho real things of lifo, Tim Jouunai, would like to call uttontlon to an obsouro work in the oyos of men that is being dono In tho suburbs of this town, by a young man who has llttlo worldly wealth but a great-hearted dovotion to some of the real wants of humanity, There is a little church in Yew Turk neighborhood wh)ru neveral hundred pooplo live who nro not attending tho down-town ohiirclius. The chlldron would have no Sunday school in that neighborhood, and tho old folks would have no place to hear tho goBpel preauhod on Sunday, and few would pay carfare to go to the big churches down-town or would bavo auy church privileges if it J wasn't for the little minion church. Tho pastor Is a young wau with n good edu cation, vith a good gift of eloqiiQiico, with a heart for tho hotter things of life, and an inspiration to savo humanity through tbo extension of tho legitimate work of tho church. Working without means and on a small salary, ho has added a front porch to keep off tho rain, gone about papering tho interior and painting tho oxterior, so that it might bo moro comfortable inside and moro nttructlvo to the neigh borhood,. Tat: Jouknai. wishes to say fbat this little mission church, with Us poor young minister and devoted baud of workers, is p. more Important factor in our country'! development aud civilization ' than all tho windbag talk about millions and billions, and. all tho brass baud dem ouatratiooa over .tho alleged big things Jn this world. In tho little suburban churches (he homes and tbo fam ily lifareceiVQ tho stimulus lo ward moral Jty.and good decent, cleanly living, f stewPf1', JlBtT WM 4,jnte isn't It, when ovcry clnlhlor In town all "rivo natlefnctlon" and "inonoy In Salem tbat bas been conspicuously faith ful for 20 years, ubotber it sold you a Col lar Button, a Hat, Suit of CI )tbo8, or wbat ever it was? n town tbat usually does more tliati It says? town wboso best? buyers want and demand town tbat bas mado prices lowor? In town tbat lias built up standards all through its business? Wbon you name the store you bave named THIS store; and.you pan ifut vour Ovorcoat bero for $5.00 to and tako no risk. i 257 Com'l St., Salem. jf k.mm.w&.'B on which rests tho schools and tho industry and tho real wealth of ttio nation, The children that aro taken to Sunday school but onco a week got something that no other organization can glvo them. Tho young people who assotnble but onco n week are placed tin dor an influence of restraint at a time of lifo wbon their natures aro plastic and no othor organization can do for thorn what tho church does. Wo may not all agrco with all that is taught in the United Drothorn church or any other do nomination. Hut there it in the work and inllucnco of all tbo churches in thlor relation to tho family ilfo and homo building what nothing olso can supply and wo should sustain guch home build ers in all their utidol taking, ltov. Mor ritt Davis desorvos especially the sup port of our readers in his labors to koop up tho work of tho little Mission church in Yow Park. The (icst Prescription for Malaria Chilli and fovorla a bottlo of flrovo'i TiuitolcM Chill Tonic. It J.i Bliniily Irom.ua nulnlno In a twtclcM form. No cure no pay, lVlcu 60 a JOURNAL X-RAYS Tho Oregon boom will never bo fairly on until that crematory gots to work. m Tho Oregon Tammany will round up against (Jeer and Dunbar for anotlior term. Aatorlan; If anybody asks you wbat tho ovoning woro on, tell him. "Tho cIobo of the day." ft ft A Salem boarding house that in adver tising for a second-hand hired girl acorns to know what it wants. Mark Ilanua is sawing wood a fact which 1'resldont Teddy will dlpcovor when cougross moots. lloleo Capital News. ft ft ft Marlon County warrant speculators aro all turning their uttontlon to Claak amas county where Senator Ilrnwnell lives. C ft ft Advices from South Africa indlcato tbat tliu Capo to Cairo advance Is pro gressing rapidly tlio'otlior way, linker Democrat. ft ft ft Salem will become a great apple ahlpplng conter If tbo Stato board of Horticulture will keep Its hands off long uuough for the bualnoHB to gel onto its feet. ft ft ft Woodburu could haveseveral llttlo In dustries If tho proper efforts were put forth to get thorn. Independent. Yos, you have plenty of water-power going to waste. ft ft Pendleton Tribune: An attaebetnnt has lwon Invented which makes It possi ble to call up a number on a 10-pnrty lino without rlnglug all tho bells. What a dissapolutmant to somu of tho parties. u ft a Tho fuss made about tho govornu ent buying Oregon oats, or, rather, not buy ing, makes tho newcomer imagine thoro Is no market hero for that coioal. Aurora llorsalis. Don't you know tbat Benntor Mltehtll has boon to Washington and horoaftor all oats eaten in tho army will be bought in Oregon? ft ft Tho coining congress will tlud its bunds full with tho tariff, thecaual, tho islands and anarchy all waiting (or con sideration. Hut il the "orfttors" can be cheeked off wo bavo no doubt much good work can bo dono in a little time talk cojts more than our barbora. Aehlauil Glad TldliiRs. ft ft ft The total uiseseed valuation of Salem city property, according to the assecn ment roll, just completed, is fJ,887,31W ngainBt $'.',55,1)00 In 1000, an Btieroase of 1830,110. This increase in part Is duo to the fact thot under the new law, per sonal property is assessed wheiu f mud. Thoiuoreaso in valuation, aside from this source, is 10 per ceut, and over the oounty will avorago but lDJtf per cunt. Salem Bontltiol, Tho abovu explains In part why some Republicans did not support Assessor Lembcko. ft a Senator J. N. Williamson, of Orook county, is seeking tho repuulloau nom ination for secretary of State. Mr. Williamson was the father of the teX.r&lXttJzttz' -'TCI.. .. . o( jmi jflutlon ot am 'i .., ,,,,,, the ahadea of wtnrenaiou famous, or Infamouo just as you llko It scalp bounty law. lirownavilloTitnca. Tho Time food Republican papor and ought t" ki..' that nothing popu larizes a man m -o with the rag-tag and bob-tail of that puty than Just Buch bounty legislation Thero is Uro. O. Browuoll, tho sprlngor of tho Clacka mas prairlo.whohas sired more uncalled for legislation than any man in Oregon be is invincinblo with tho iimpsgr of his pary thoro. And It causes tbo thought ful man to think a thunk. ft ft ft Peoplo comment on tho cngag.mont of tho Archduchess Hllr.aboth of Ann trla In a romarksblo manner, marveling that ono royal marriage Is a lovoaffalr. linker Republican. ft ft C Tho proposition to call tho Philippines the McKlnloy Isles has lwon tut down upon by tbo Republican leaders. It sa vored too much of Imperialism Cottago Uiove header. ft ft ft Col. C. S. Jackson, of tho Hast Orego nian, Ir understood to bo tho author of tho well known Kastorn Oregon peem: "I Lovo to See My Dear Old Mother Work." FRUIT" GROWERS UNION Hood River Glacier: At a meeting of the strawberry grow ors and others in terested iu tho fruit Industry waBuold at Salem, October 12th. A report of tho mooting eays: "It was decided that an effort should bo made in tbo near future to organizo the strawberry growers of this locality into a fruit union, on the sam plan as a union was formed nt Hood River. It was stated that Hood River growers received an average of $2.13 per crate for their berries while Salem growers received only from 00 to 05 cents pur crate. A largo part of tho diffiionco In tho prico was attributed to tho fact that Salem growors aro not or ganized so as to be ablo to till orders for carload lots of berries. It Is now pro poed to Induco growers In this part of the valley to produco a particular class of berry, so as to secure uniformity, and to form a union through which tho fruit may bo sold. An effort will bo tundo to scctiro tho aid of Hood River people in perfecting tho organization bore. A higher prico for berries hero would help the Hood Rlvor growers by stiffening tho market for them. Tho largo area of good berry land in tills county and the oxcellont samplos of berries shown to day, load growers lo declare that Salem can ship as many and as good borries us aro sout out from tho famous Hood River valloy. Whether nn good borrios for shipment can be grown at Salem as are grown nt Hood River is a question yet to be decided. And whiloahigbor prico for berrlos nt Salem might help prices nt Hood River in tho local mat kets, ship ments iu carload lots would not belli Hood Rlvor unloss shipments from both places were mado under the came man agement. Tho nbove raises tho points ot Interest to growers at both Hood River aud Sa lom. A fruit growora,union at Salem is indisponsiblo to protect tho berry trade at both places. For instance, tho Hood Rivor berry is grown on tho sandy bot tom laud about Salem, aud is oven a good crop on the heavier lauds of r-alem prairio in favorablo locations. The so called Hood Rivor borry Ib Clark's sood llng.and grows to tbo grontest perfection for the homo market and cannery at Sa eom, and qtilto a number of crates woro shipped from here last year. Thoy wore bo largo and lino in color and quality that thoy brought ordors for more. One small shipment from Salem to a Cali fornia town brought an ordor for a car load. Tho Clark's Seedling grown at Salem is probably not as good a shipping berry for distant markotsaswben grown at Hood River. Hut both places can produco fruit of bucIi excellence and superiority that thoy havo no need to fear of holding markets. The difference iu price rocoived by growers at tho two . t . I. ,. .. .1 4 o I II places is bo great that as Salem ship- : , , " ., ... .. . , . , ments increase they are bound to iuter- foro with Hood River trado. A meeting of the fruit growers ot Sa lem and vicinity is to be held at Salem on Saturday, Nov. 23rd for th purpose ot bearing a discussion of tho morits of forming an union of interests locally and possibly ot avoiding friction and compe tition with Hood Rlvor. Industrial agent Judflon of tho S. P. Co. expects to havo rouio representative men from Hood River nt that meeting to tell tho growers hero how it is dono. Tiik Jour nal believes that tho Clark's seedling berries grown horuoau be handled titular tho Hood Rlvor brand with hotter re Bttlts to growers ot both mulous. FAMOUS MINSTREL TROUPE Tho present Boason is tho fourth in which William II. West has boon at the head of his own orgauixatlon, which ha bseu from the ilrst known as "William 11. West's llig Minstrel Jubilee." Tho performance is almost entirely now from start to tlutsh, but a few nt the people who woro most strikingly buo- oosstul laht Boason have been retained, Among these aro Hilly Van, than whom uo wittier or more popular monolcgue artistiet is iu this country j Manuel Uo main, ti favorite tenor, aud tho famous IMo Brothers, whose marvelous feats on tlie rings in mid-air uruatud t positive sensation on their first tippearapoa in America. Among mo now comurd are Olemuut Stewart, ol the world famous Mooro aud Burgees Mohawk Minstrels, of Loudon, engaged by cable for tho Amorlouu tour just provloith to tho Com patty's departure from Now York- Mr. Stowart was tho loading tenor ot tho Mooro and liargess organization. Other vocalists nro Ooorgiu Jones, a romarka bio boy baritone, who possesses a volco ot iroat purity aud strength; Harry gylvostor, an excellent seoond toner.atul Uretore'ji V aM Dvar Hta taco. -,- - Wilson N. Mlllor, a strong, Byiripalhotlo basso. Among tho comedians aro N.I8. Carr, Tim MoMahon, John T. King and Frank Hammond, MoMahon & King also Introducing a now black faco danc ing and singing act, wliilo Carr and Mc Donald and Parshloy havo a novol sketch entitled "In Camp," with many .VHIi jmmm&s. n in i SHJ'ORIGINAL MONOLOGUfCOMEDlAN with W, II. WEST'S BIG MINSTRELS new musical instruments. As a star featuro Mr. West has secured the worli's leading cyclists, the Zeb & Zarrow trio of expert trick comedy ridors,- who will bo Been In a very unlquo sketch on bi cycles entitled "'. Hag Alloy." The West Minstrels will appear at tho Grand Opera Hotiso on Tuesday ovoning, Octo bor 22. Seats on salo at Uox Olllco, Tuesday, nt 0 a. in. Bed Time tako a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright and my com plexion is bottor. My doctor says it acts gently on tho stomach, Hvor and kidneys, and Ib a pleasant laxative. It is mado of horbs, and is propared as oasily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi cine. All druggists soil it at 26c. and 50 cts. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho bowels each day. If you cannot got it, send for free sample.-Address, Orator Woodward, LoRoy, N. Y. XITIZEN DISCUSSES HEALTH. Eii. JouRNAi-Tho BUKKOstlon by a Salem cltinn that our town needs a scavenger sorvieo moro than n city phy sician will bear consideration, and scorns to bo moro nearly within tho ecopo of our necessities than a health ofllcor who depends for succoss upon tho activities of tho pooplo and of tho remover aud deatroyor of filth. Whether tho cases of alcknoss in our midst tho past summer aro nttributablo to this or that cause Is immaterial, so long as tho cause is not to bo removed. It may not bo tho dirty alloys, decaying sidewalks, rotten Bills undor old houses, surface wells or any other of tho causes unsigned, but it Ib certain tiiat no harm will como to our citv or any nl its residents to havo theao alleged caiiEes ruinoved. A city phyhlcun who has n good com mon senee stock of sanitary knowledge would cortalnly do no harm, but with only onu-third of our city within tho limits his jurisdiction would be limited to Hitch an oxloiuns to reduce his uso fuluosslna minimum, nnd tho expense would not ho justifiable. It would bo like forcing ono fruit or hop grower, to apray hiu trees and vines to destroy lice, when they woro allowed to come by millions onto his place from a neighbor's fields that were not sprayed, A health olllcor would bave jurisdiction only to tbo city limits. Right over tbo lino might bo surface well full of moro or less poisoned water, a code pool full of fover genua, filthy barns aud surroundings enough to poison the ulr for blocks, and our city health olllcor could do nothing to protect us. Tho health olllcor would have to be a joint official of onnty aud city as lie must have jurisdiction to the Airlilllt rivfl Alt- nllHllBl.A fA Al tllii walAl lUAlUHlU, Hill BUUU UO UI ui niu nvuuui ,,.,.,, ,n , ... , , i district llnoa to give us protection against infectious diseases from such bources. Still a mere city health olllcor might bo better than no protection, A prominent physician saya the put ting down of cement sidewalks uud clean alloys, and airing undor tho basements, and voutllii ion ot cellars and good sew erage and clean remises would do more to remove typhus and Infectious diseases than any health olllcor could do iu tho abwmcd of those conditions, If there is anything wrong with tho source of tho Salem water supply, it should hu laid hare and tho remedy applied. A com mittee ol tho council on behalf of tho watttr liters should employ a competent nnd disinterested diver to oxamino tho line ot tho supply pipe across the slough and report whethor it takes in any alough water oi not. If it does take in any at all it Bhotild be stoppsd no matter what thq expense. If thoro is any foulness in tho roporvoir it should be cleansed no matter what the expense. Even with tho most perfect water service that the city can AM UNHEALTHY HAIR iihianAkinDlIFF FALLING HAIR finally BALDNESS Dtitroy the cause, you remove tht effect. Kill ihe Dandruff Germ WITH NEWBRO'S HBRPICIDE The only preparation that will destroy thou parajltu. ...EXCELLENT HAIR DRESSING.- For Sale by all Dru&Uti. PRICE $1.00, $m -V-Jl I .' IV o 'II . fcfrr ft - ggmmmjssfL ,M,M j -"HiiBSlili' Bfcl iMMIBMMIIiMB Tlicro is a certain" disease that has come down to i through many ecu- 9 turics mid is older titan history itself, yet very few outsido of those who have learned from bitter ex perience know anything of its nature or characteristics. At first a little ulcer or lore appears, then glands of the neck or groins swell ; pimples break out on the breast, b.ick or some other part of the body and fill -with vcllow pustular matter: the mouth and throat beconio sore and the tongue is at all tlmca badly coated. Headaches arc frequent, and nuncios and joints throb nnd hurt, especially during damp, rainy weather. These are some of the Bvmptoma of that most loathsome of II diseases. Contai'ious Blood Poison. This BtratiRO pois Contagious on docs not affect Blood Poison MM? eaten up with it within a short time after bcintf Inoculated, while others show but slight evidence of any taint for n long time after exposure, but its tendency hi ccry case is to complete desttuction of the puj steal sj sictn, sooner or i.uur. S. S H. is n safe and infallible cure for this bad dlicnse the only antidote for this specific poison. It cures Contagious Wood Poison iu every form and stage thoroughly and permanently. S. S. S. contains no Mercury, Potash or other harmful minerals, but is strictly and entirely a vegetable remedy, nnd we oftcr $ i.ooo.oo reward for proof that it is not. nItn MPnirAL whloh waa ontab OU . ?.-VT Hsbod yearn ntto, work In rollovlntr sulToriuff. Oivo our nhysloians a Bhort history of your oneo ami irot tholr advloo. Thto will coat; you nothing1, and what you say will uo hold in strlotoat conlldonco. With tholr holp and a oopy of our book oa OontnulouB Blood Poison you can mnnarro your own caso nnd euro your oolX at homo. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ciu get undor the present conditions thoro will bo foul wells and unsanitary condi tions prpvailing in parte of tho city and suburbs, No municipality can realize cleanliness is noxt lo Godliness. Rut no municipality cau violato that law with out paying tho ponnlty. 0. It Happened In a Drue Store. "One day laat winter n lady camo to my drug Btoro nnd naked for a brand of cough medicine that I did not havo in atock," says Mr. 0. R. Grandin, thd popular druggist of Ontario, N. l. "alio was disappointed nnd wanted to know what cough preparation I could recom mend. I said to her thot.I could frcoly recommend Chamberlain's Uougn Kern edy and that alio could tako n bottlo of the remedy and attor giving it n fair trial if she did not find il wortli tho tnonoy to bring back the bottle and I would refund the prico paid. In tho couree of n day or two tho Indy camo Lack In company with a frlond in need of a cough mediciuo and advised her to buy a bottlo ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I coneidor that n very good I ccom (Herniation for tho remedy." It is (or sale by Dr. Stono's Drug Store. Oii.itf'POIlIA. Bonn th i m m m iiarawnajs oocam Blgiutars cf EUEIhCSS CAI1DS. O: H.MACK SucccosBor to Dr, J. M, Keono, in Whlto Corner, Salem Oro. Parties de siring superior operations it modorntn foo in any brancli are iu especial request, Dr. Grace Albright Craduate.of . American .School of Osteopathy. : : t Every day except Sunday. Ofllco hours 0 to 12 a. m : 1 to 4 p. m. Odd Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court nnd High Btroeta. Phono, Main 2281. Dr. Tacie Deal, assistant. Money -to Loan On farms and city property. Invoit ments judiciously made. IiiBiirauco ef fected. JOHN MOIR Olllco with Halfour Guthrie ACo. 207 Commercial Street. 4 Otf S. C. STONE, Al. D. PROPRIETOR OF Stone's Drug Stores BALEM OREGON. The stores (two la number) are located at Mo 235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a complete line of druis and med icines, toilet articles, pertutnery. crushes, etc. DR. STONE Has had some 25 years experience In the prac tice of medicine and now makes no charge tor consultation, examination ur prescription, Salem Water OlfFlOB. 01TY HALL For wutor bcrvlco imply nt olTlc. Bllla payable monthly in advance Mnko all couiplutntH at the nflU o CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mail and passenger traitu. UaranKe to all parta of I ho uitv Pnuupt snrvicn. Tolonliono No. 241 D1KQUK fi UOMYKR Geisler Patents Co. ! Chamber of Commerce Building , Portland, Ore, . Rfiitpn uiul mrrketa nntuiita. tnrxlfl waklUK and liuht iiianufucturin. mm C&&rffl$jM 0tamammmmmMmmmammmamMmmaMiaim I Ko'l butter ten.is ur fucilitiea obtainable any w bero. B. R. JONES' Attomey-at-Law I Toledo. Oregon WMt'lMk ot Circuit Courlfor lx yen and hta an urto-Jto .Ulraot oi all vrh"lj '" Uwuln couutr. lM7m - -- EDUCATIONAL oduarficfv Thoro are two Muds of education Bhotild Po secured ny ovoryono. n'cnnpn living. Therefore, Btcuro tho former II Bt; the later, aftorwattlB, If you ha the tlmo and money. Tho course of tbu O A P I TA 1 1 H US I N ESS C( ) LL. EG 13 aro arranged will) u view lo n-efulnt'HB. Wo do not dabble In a llttlo t,f every thing, but devote our anergics to conducting n find-class business M-hool. Living expenses cheap. HltidoutR admitted itt any tlmo. Our graduates nro Burruoaftil. Fund tor catalogue. W. I. STALEY, Principal, Salem, Orctron. CAPITAL NORMAL AND CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL SALEta, OREGON. Pall term of twelve weeks opens Sept. 30tli in lirst national iinnx minding, our sped work Is to teach the underlying crlnelctes. Mo lime wasted on inc nonessentials, Tltcltomc study and mail dfpartment offer vmi ti rare chance In cctnd vnnr cvtnlnrn elm. .. . -..i --.i - :r-s:r-iw antly and profitably In fitting youisclf for your life worn. Tuition ror inc term sevcrraonars. Home study department $5. Address J, J. KFAPS, SALEM, ORE. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, ORUGUN A first-class piivuto hospital for the treatment of chronic and surgical eases, lluilt tho past year especially for tho purpose for which it is iiood Convenently locitod within four blocks of the buslnocs pait of tho city. Tim mom modern furnishing nnd latest npnlinncos throughout the bttlldipg. Heated by hot water aud lighted by gas and ulecticity Hero tbo sick can havo tho comforts of nn elegant prlvutuhomo, (umbincd with all the advantages of'n gennrnl hospital without tliu nolao, contuHinu, and publicity attending ono. Outaldu physcians bringing cades in treated witli tho greatest courtesy, and nHRipted in operations if rctieslod. For terms amljfurlbur informa tlonwrito or apply pHnnnn'ly R, CARTWRiGHT, M. D. SUPT, VISITORS WELCOMliD BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M SCOTCH WHITE OATS Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should Scotch Oats. They are a valu.tble aid to digestion and be readily berved. bold by Harritt L Lawrence OLD P08TOFF1C1C Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking Gas Ranges, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Bollinc Stoves. Call and examine low prices. Special rate for Gas for Cooking Purposes. : : : : Salem Gas Liglit Co. 4 Chomokotn St. IRON IS KINO Aud whon it comoa to doing work on shoot iron, tin and copper, wo take the lead. All kinds of ROOFING, SPOUTING, TINNING, CORNISE WORK Dono on shortest notice satisfaction. : : BURROUGHS & FRASBR PHONE 1511 103 STATE CAPITAL BREWERY Beer has stood tho tost of oxporlonco. Then why not give a homo production tho preference. Home capital, homo labor and homo brewod boor nro growing In popularity. People loyal to homo indus try glvo it tho preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS .. CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. BRBDQSTBR FEI3DMEN AND SEEDSMEN A complete stock of Grass Seeds at Lowest prices reliable seeds. x .x SPECIAL PRICES ON 9rtCourt Street, E. S. LAMPORT wmWs is 8,000 Miles Long. The Burlington Route ranks among tho greatest of the world's railroads. Over 8,ooo miles long; employing 35ooo mon; reaching 1,300 towns and cities in the eleven statoB traversed by its lines; having through-car arrangements which extend more than half way across the continent and earn estly striving to give its patrons absolutely unequaled service, it is the line YOU should select, next time you go east. Omaha, Chicago, Kansas. City, St, Lonlaand EVERYWHERE beyond. Cor. DEMANDS OAltEFUr. CONSUMMATION praol leal nnd ornamental. The fo mor it may no put 10 nan quuwiy in varuinit a NflPthWPift Normal College or Literature, lluslncss, Music and Ar (INCOIM'OKATKU.) Literary courses arc: Collegiate, High School lluslncss nnd Picparatory. Full or partial o'f the Important branches of Music and Art. Dip lomas granted or Degrees conferred on comple tion of either of the above courses. Send for catalogue or call at rooms In the Murphy lllock, Salem. Oregon. A.J. Garland, A.M., President, Z M. Parvln, Mu. Doc, Dlrectsr, try can OKOIIHRY Tolophono B03 and : with tho utmost & WHITE for FLOUR IN IHUREL LOTS. Salem, Oregon. Harness, Saddlery, Whips, Lap Robes, Fly Nets, etc. Lone years of experience, superior skill and hltrhest Quality of stock are a guarantee that we turn out the best coods for the money ever offered In Salem. SIGN OF TIIENvHITE HORSE Nowcloslnjout Rownlrce& Temple stock bought at 50c on dollar. ESTABLISHED 1869 "289 Commercial Street Salem,. Oregon. A..C Sheldon, General Agent, Third.and Stark S, PortlaiulfOre. ammmammmmmm pahtianp qr $&& mm& 0EQM SHOHjrliHjg UnionPacific AND iK'Mvr rautt," run "'I, or, AttRlVB UtOM Chicago rorllniid Special . m. vln Hunt Ingtoii "TlTa'tnio" Kipromi p. m. via lltiut- lUKtOU " StrVnui KiuUMall Op. ui. vln Btiokntio Silt Uko. Hah... .. Woilli. i,.i.."'V., fi Ully.J Hi. Lou,, iMi'l Kant. ' KatiiuJ I III en go 110 P.ta. fH UVe, ,!'m. pi. MUIUI 810 Ms, Walla Vbii. , .-. HikMiL-rcnis" . raati. . illiii,M,i . "i :0., tlilrago, an j Knt. ill 72 y Hll DP MJ.TVjycS; 72 Through tickets Knet vtt nil fnM hoatand rail, via 1'ortl.md ""' 0r , , v,,j nd. OCEAN AND hlVEn'scilFTDULB' - ""- uiiiaoa " -".Ml" i B p. in. HnllOtcr JJ,j, p.a Dally OXjOpt Hutiday 8 pm. Saturday IU il. m. COI.UMIItA RIVKU 'I-oAi-torla and Vi rtiaiiig, ' P-B. . BUl.dlj WILLAMETTE Rlvru Steamers, water permlltlng. leave Stltnt fM Portland and way landings. MoBjay.WtlnesJiy and Friday at 10 a m.. Tuesday Ihurs".. Saturday at 7 a.m. For Indepeadeaci Alt" and Corvallls Tuesday, Thursday and Simrto at 4 p. m.For Indepcndcnce.Monday.WciJicUB and Friday at 4;30 p.m. Through tickets East via all rail or tut ii ill vlit Pnrtlnnrl Tlrk.f l r,.. J.... rail via Portland, iinMuiui,!, gum, E. T. TIIAYEH, Altai Salem, rtgos Illinois Central Hi I Efficiently Serves a Vast . Iro Territory By through service Jo and from tht principal cities Is tbttollowht suits: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI MANSA8 TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Throuih Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coast TO Chicago and Cincinnati Connecting with throutli trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fast and handsomely egutcoed, sttm-fctittJ trains - Dlnlnt Cars, Buffet Library Cw, Sleeping Cars, Free Reclining CttflriCtn. Send fifteen cents In stamps for will nit of the United States and Cuba fw W tlculara regarding rates, time, lenki etc., call en or address: B. II. TRUMBUU. coot Art U2 Third St. Portland, Oregon. Corvallis & Eastern llatai TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: ,.,.. Tralu loaves Albany K:Mp.n Train leaves Corvallls.... r.5)p.B Train arrives Yaqulna . 0:l5p,B. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna Owtj Loaves CorvalllH lMOj-J Arrives Albany 12:15 p. No. 3 For Detroit! ... , Leaves Albany Twh Arrives Detroit I" M No. 4 From Dotreit: Leaves Detroit wf Arrives Albany ..?w':fi Trains 3 nnd 4 between aidw. r Trains 1 arrives In Albany? to connect with tho 8. P. joX .A It train, as well aa KlvinKiwa -, hoiira in Albany before UepartartW"- oura iu niuuuy uuiu.u -"r-v-. . North bound train for Port'JM- . Train No 2 connccta w th the b, I. North bound train for ro west aldo train at uorvuma w-. . rn,1,rnnilni!n. McMinD ' ,EU f. -. flnaif. !!! tiTL pointa north to Pnrtland uvawt viiuviiuvi -- Unit" A tut, Albany. rm -. , Is the onl The Great T Rock Island fegSB between w - I.iH' Fori- Koute ijM,tgr K0 change via th Wor f-ffiV ic line, inalclnifPloae ,,& a,rn i tfn on Donot for a" V"L, Dally etaudard alcepln car beteon bait l Citv, Denver and ChlcR. ll.,rf.. I tlirnrv MU f"' cara between Puablo. Ota- , &i .i cM.i..an The ue' "V.irfl . VCI will, xyn."- DArlflCB l" I ........Lin .iinintr career .. Pueblo nnd Ohio. " Win. 0' Kanaap Citv, Omalm. '" ho0U er capo or any l'nlkWj ' nulro about the Great iw".., j4 1 beforo purrha np )oj jour neareM ticket v?"'intot wrtto for toiiiora ".,- CMTt. tlealrcd. . '! Portland. f O. 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