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House Work is Hard Work without GOLD DUST.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Membor Northwest Afternoon
NeWsp&por Loaguo.
BY HOFlin BROTHERS,
THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1901.
Dally One Year, $3.00 In Advanoe
Dally Four Months 91. In Advance
Dally by tinrrlor 6O0 Por Month
Wookty Ono Yoar 91 .OO In Advanoe
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH THE
LAWYERS?
Tho State Bar Association must not be
in good odor with tho profession, as only
about fifty lawyers attended tho first ses
sion at Portland, altlioiiRh it occupied
columns in tho nowspapors. Tho men
whogoneraHy aro at tho front rank of the
profession on such occasions wero noted
'by their absence, nnd a class of a much
smaller calibro wore prominent. Tho
attondanco seems to have boon confined
to thoeo who are favored with (reo tranB
nortntion. and eomo of thosoworoab-
eont. The association has been very
much weakened in membership by nu
merous disbarments and not a few
deaths, and somo wero sont to tho legis
lature and then loft ttio state, as the
best means of protecting thomselvos
against violence. Bomo havo gone Into
"llfo InsuraBce, but nono wero eont to tho
penitentiary. Out of about 2500 law
yers in this Btato 2450 wero so busy with
their clients or dodgiug bill-collectors,
that thoy could not attend tho annual
conclave of tho order that pe. plo cureo
twolvo montUH in tho yoar, nnd run after
tho moment thoy gut into trouhlo or
want to accoraplitli somothing tho least
bit crooked. Besides a number of cater
wauling politicians calling themsolves
lawyers, there was just ono lawyer pros
ont tho first day from outsldo of Port
land. THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCH00 LS.
Very few public men-havo accomplish
ed what State Superintendent Ackerman
seomi to havo done live down all op
position and romovoall disposition to
criticise tho first term of his administra
tion. Ho went into ofllco with a strong
faction of tho Republican parly opposed
to him, moro on account of tho way
others had adtnluisterod tho oflke than
from nny personal objection to his elec
tion. But onco olected he has had tho
undivided support of his party and of
tho ontlro teaching profession, and it can
bo Bald truthfully that ho has tried, and
has succeeded in giving tho state an al
most non-partisan administration of that
office. Of all tho ptate offices that are to
bo filled at tho corning state election, his
comoa tho nearest being without a con
tost. Thoro aro not oven candidates
mentioned for tho placo which Ib an un
usual compliment to Ills diechargoof tlio
duties of tlio ofllco. Supt. Ackorman has
besides attending to tho dutios of his of
fice, takon on Intelligent intorost in tin
work of tho State Historical Society.
Most valuable of all has boon tho eorvlcu
of tho educational department, through
tho Suporintondont, in ur ifylng our pub
lic educational system nnd uniting tho
difforont parts of tho Btato through in
telligent association of school work from
tho smallost district school to tho stato
Institutions of learning. His work has
boon intelligently constructive in por
footing tho laws and socurlng tho adop
tion of a belter courBO of study.
HELD BY SEATTLE BRIGANDS.
Editor and
Ex-Governor
Held for
Ransom.
SBATriK, (Wash.), Nov. 21. Following
closely tho oxamplo of the Bulgarian
brigands who abducted MIbs Emma
Stono, thrco North Soattlo small boys
C BDITORIAL
recontly hold two citizens in durnnco
vilo for novoral hours because thoy re
fused to pay ransom to obtain their lib
erty. Tho victims of tho unploapant ox
porlonco were 12, II. Wells, editor of tho
Evening Star, and Lyman 13, Knnpp,
former Govornor of Alaska.
Tho dueiro of these citizens to oxploro
tho gloomy Interior of a now etandpipo
now being erected on Quueen Anno
hill led to thlr capture nnd subsequent
Imprisonment. Wells and Knnpp visited
tho etandpipo to inspect its interior
boforo It had boon completed. Thoy on
tired tho structure through a stool door
in Its sido, While they wero ongrosaod
lu their explorations thoy woro Buddotily
plunged Intodarknss. A hurried In
Yostigatlon revealed the fact that thoy
wero prisonors,
A youthful volco from tho outer world
mminanded In Imperious tones that 1 10
bo paid at onco as tho price of their
freedom. In vain did tho prisoners
parloy, Kach ovorturo was met with
derision and a roceptlon of tho original
; demand for rtinson.
Aftor fully an hour's parley Wells and
', Knnpp grew nervous ami dosporate.
' They searched their prison for iouio
'' means of oscnpo. A circular bit of b.un
sky, seen at tho top of a cylinder of steel
100 feet In height, hold out slight hope
of freoJom, and so)n scattering drops of
rain from the opening abovo foretold tho
probability of on addixl discomfort. At
', last, after considerable exploration of
tho bottom of the tank, Wells found an
old plcka. Taking turns, he audhlB
fellow prisoner made heroio onslaughts
on tho eteol door which stood between
them and freedom.
Finally tho door began to show signs
ol yielding, TBI tripped' of nil eurplus
(tlloJihlngj and battled luporsplratjbn, the
,rhaeals8rteil ho plok Into asmall
I fnr7ure. 'Thelr-unlteS offo.'U burst the
' f0lnma ol thlr. cell door-and thoy once!
more breathod tlio freedom. Tlirco
Bcurrvlne forms simultaneously disap
peared In tho underbrush, and before tlio
Irate cltUons could tnko tlio revenge
which had been throatonod, no small
linvn wnro In Blent. Warrants for tho
young brigands are out.
i .
EDWARD BAXTER PERRY
win
Entertain At M. E. Church
Tonleht.
Mr. Perry ia tho originator and chM
ropresontatlvo of tho I'lanoforto Leoiun
Recital, of which ho Iiob given llfteun
hundred In tho United Staws in tlio past
twolvo jonrs. Ills plan Is to preface
each composition with n brief talk, cnl
ling attention to Its duBcrlptivo or
emotional characteristics and tho cir
cumstances of its origin, thin rendering
It doubly intorcsltng becauso fully in
tolllelblo to nil
Some Press Notices.
Mr.Borry completely won Jph nudi
enco and met with n deservedly warm
rocoption, that grow moro uiitluidluatic
after each number, nnd ended In numer
ous recalls. He has ad led another to
tho limited lift of American suiccssea in
Uorlln. Uorlln Times.
Ho is tho only pianist, living or do td,
of any country, who ovor played twolvo
hundred concerts in ton conaecutho
years. Nuw York Musical Oourlor.
One of tho most uniquo, yet scholarly,
classical, and withal artistic figures on
theconcort platform la Edward Baxter
Perry, tho blind Locttirer-Pianist. Do
trolt Freo Prosd.
Mr. Perry Isa musical gonitis, giltod
boyond moat mortals in temperament,
technique and intelligence. His via by
far tho moat interesting recital ovor
given in Omaha. Oinahu Bee.
You cannot afford to misB this oppor
tunity to hoar Mr. Perry.
Will cost you but 50 cents. You may
never havo another such an opportu
nity. PERSONALS
A. E Linn, of Salem, has arrived in
Pendleton nnd has takon n position In
tho gonornl morchandiBO atoro of R
Aloxander. Mr. Linn is nu experienced
dry goods ciork, hnvingboon In that lino
of work for twenty years. Pendleton L.
O.
Hon. J. N. Williamson nnd wlfo. re
turned Sunday from Salem whoro they
had been to attend tho funoral of Mr.
Williamson's mothor. DallasT. M.
James Munkors, who recontly sold
his farm noar Salem to Mr. Hngglo, will
go to Ashland tonight to mako his
homo.
Rov. W. O. Kautnor has gono to
Buttovilio to nsslat in special ovangolis
tic services for tlio remainder of tho
wook.
Mrs. J. S, Buchnor has returned to
her homo at Jefferson, aftor a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. John Kirk of thiB
city.
Mrs 0. 0. Sarscn, of San Francisco, ia
in the city visiting lior husband, who is
employed in Will's music atoro.
Rev. John Parsons of First Mothodeat
church ia expected to arrlvo in a few
days from Pennsylvania.
David Grogolro, of Pendleton, form
erly n guard at tho penitentiary, la in tlio
city visiting friends.
John Murray of Buttovilio will start
Friday for Scotland to visit ills old homo
for about four months.
Rov. Father Rano, of St, Paul, was lu
tho city yo terday visiting Rev. W. A.
Daly.
Mrs. W. Dearborn, of Portland ia vis
iting hor daughter, Mrs. Scott Bozorth.
Miss Ethel Ilughoa hai returned from
visiting friends in Portland.
B. W. Gage of tho Burlington R. R.,
wus in tho city today.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Audorson havo
gone to Kugeno.
Judgo II. II, Hewett of Albany is in
tho city today.
F.J, Collins, of Albany, was in the
city yesterday.
Dr. D. A. Pnlno of Eugene is in Salem,
J. J. Murphy ia in Portland today.
MARRIED.
WILE8-SHONKUILER.-At tho homo
of tho bride's aistor Mrs, R. N. Davia
eon txKbVi Stato street, on Wedues.
day evening, Nov. 20 11)01, MIbs Mary
Sbonkuilor of Salem, to Mr. Walter
B. Wiles of Anaconda, Montana, Itcv
W. 8. Gilbert of Portland offi.
elating. Mr und Mrs. Wiles left to
day (or Montana,
WOLF-SHEPHERD AMhoparaomiire
of tho First Christian church, Wed
nesday Nov. 20th 11)01 at 2 !10 p. in.,
MIbs Dannie tShenhord to Mr. Neal
Wolf, bo h of Marlon county, George
0. Rltchoy of the First Christian
church olllclntlngt
Probate Orders
Myrtle Card, guardian of tho poreou
nud oatnto of Arthur W. and Ethel E,
Hepburn, minors, lias filed tier final re
port and naks to bo dismissed.
Mrs, Sophraula Jussup has been ap
pointed executrix of tho will S. R. Jes.
sup deceased, to Borvo without boni'e,
Henry A, Snyder, administrator of the
oatato of Michael Rapps, ilea need, wiu
granted a potlton for authority to sell
tho second mortgage upon certain prop
erty of tho OBtate, for tho stunt of 78l,
thereby closing tlio matter,
Fitt8 Doty, flah and poultry. Phone
-1031 main.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tfig Kind You Havo Always Bought
Bears tho
Zj0Ett
Slcnaturd
Imimcc
HATiEO
ON THE
SLATE
Of Persons Looking for Fed"
eral Appointment.
Campaign is Yet Young and
Atany are a Little Chary
About Announcing Them
selves. Il.itcr City IHmncrnI,
Although thocaiiiMiin in Oregon Is yet
jouug, there nrn nlrendv a reppectablii
numbor of entries for tho various stato
ofilceB. As yet there aro hut f-w formal
announcements from aspirants for of
llco themsolves. Most of tho names in
clrulatlon in connection wi'h various
offices nro being propaod by friends."
Tho ofiico seekers themselvos aro a litt
tlo chary of coming out just yet, pre
ferring to dovoto n littlo time to tho
consideration of their chances and a
study of thelav of tho political land. Thoy
nro reading tho stars and casting liorc
pcopos. It is trtio that the BuiiMtionnl pulia
tion monopolize Interest, but tho minor
offices nro by no moons neglected. Thero
is already considerable hiittoiiholelng
nnd hobnobbing of pulit rlaus. nnd the
frequout pIlgiimngoH ol reputed ulllro
seekers to Portland are not without
significance
Whilo no complete Hat of entries is '
possible at this tltne, a list of somo of
tho names juggkd with by political
goaeipcrs, though many perhaps with-'
out tho consont of tho owners, is not'
without interest, aa it shows that thero
is no littlo matorlal available. Holow
aro given somo of tlio names mentioned
in connection with various effices:
Register Burns Land Office
I. S. Gcor. Burns.
James J. Doncgan, Burns.
Wynne Gowau, Burns.
William Farro, Canyon City.
Harrison Kelly, Baker City.
Sam Stott, Sumpter.
J. B. Huntington, Portland.
Register La Grande Land Office
E. V. Bartlett, present incumbent,
La Grando.
Asa B. Thompson, P'uulloton.
II. T. Hendryx, Baker City.
M, A. liutler, Baker City.
Asa Brown, Baker City.
George H. Btiiun, Portland
Al Roberts, Portland.
Joseph F. Baker, La Grande.
U. S. Marshal
Zooth Housor, present incumbent.
Portland.
M. T. Nolan, Tho Dalles.
W. II. Dufur, Dufur.
Sheriff Kelly, Tho Dalles.
U. S. District Attorney
John 11, Hull, present incumbent,
Portland,
J. C. Moroland, Portland.
O. F. Paxton, Portland.
0. M. Idloman, Portland.
Governor.
T. T. Geer, prosont incumbont, Sa
lem. W. J. Furnish, Pendleton.
Stephen A. Lowell, Pendleton.
J. JM. Uliurcu, La Uranuo.
Phil MotBchan, Portland.
General Owen Summers, Portland.
William M. Ouko, Portland.
W. Kuykondail. Eugene.
A. 0. Mursters, Roeeburg
R. A. Booth, Grunts Pass.
Secretary of State.
F. I. Dunbar, proEout incumbont,
Abtoria.
J. N. Williamson, Crook county.
P. S. Malcolm, Portland.
State Treasurer.
Charles E. .Monro, piobuut incumbent,
Salem.
Ed. Hlrpch, Salem.
R. Alexander, Pendleton.
E. V. Carter, Ashland.
State Printer
Graham Glum, Portland,
Willis Duniway, Portland.
L. I, Porter, Oregon Ci'y.
E. E Young, Baker City.
William Clark, Gervais Star.
Editor Whitney, Albany Herald.
Attorney General.
I). R. N Hliukbnru, pre Hunt incum
bont, Albany.
Frank R. Wrightmau, 8ulcm.
A CLEANLY AGE.
Twentieth Century Ideas Incline To
ward Sanitation and Preventa
tives. Nowadas scientists bollevo that in
cleanliness lies tho secret cf prevention
of diseases.
To prevent a diaoaHe, remove tlio
cause.
Just us unclean habits breed many
diseases, so careless habits will breed
dandruff. Impropor uso of another's
brushes, comba, etc, will surely eaiiBu
dandruff, nnd, in tlme.will Just hb surely
cause b.ildnoes.
It's microbic infection, nothing more
nor less.
Nowbro's Horplcide kills tho dandruff
germ, and causes hair to grow luxuri
antly. Horplcide Is absolutely free from
greaie or ottitr injurluus Bubotauco.
ROASTED HIMSELF TO DEATH
Unknown Jumps Into the Plttsbure
Furnace.
Pirrsouno, Nov. 21. At mldiiight, an
uukuowu man throw himaolf headlong
in one of tlio furnaces of Suhoonberguru
mills. Almost tlio ontlro body uib
roasted beyond Identification.
A Boer Commandant Captured
IxmioN. Nov. 21. A dispatch Irom
Lord Kitchener dated Pretoria Nov. 21.
an) a Commandant lluya has been
captured ofter attacking a patrol of
a huudrod railroad prisoners on tho Vaal
rlvor near Yilliersdvr.
Free Billiard Room.
G. A. Fishburn has taken charga of
Tin. Wl'lametto P,llliad Parlors, and
will give all billiard playors free uso of
tho tables tonight ami tomorrow night.
Tho parlorB ar tho best lu tho State and
tables are of first clasi.
Tho Willamette Uilllard Parlors to
night and play billiards it won't cost
you a cent.
Tho Y. M. 0. A. Night Bcliool is noV
oiwu tor all young men who want a prac
tical education.
Mm. FnAHK OxnTitn,
8 Merrill Street, Ameibury, Mm
This lotto f should oopry Faith
anUOonvlotlon to thaHaapta
of all Slok Wotnonm
" I Buffered with Inflammation and
falling of tho womb and othor dls
ngrccablo femalo weaknesses, I had
bad spells ovcry two weeks that would
Inst from eight to ten days nnd would
havo to po to bed. I also bad bead
acho nncl backacho most of tho tlmo
and such bearing down, pains I could
hardly walk across tho room at times.
I dootorcd nearly all tho tlmo for
nbout two ycara and seemed to grow
worsonll tho tlmo until last September
I was obliged to tako my bed, nnd tho
doctors thought an operation wao tho
only thing that would holo mo, but
this I refused to havo dono.
"Then a friend advised mo to try tho
ninMinm mn1trlnn- whlnh I dtd. nnd
after using the first bottlo I began to
improve. I took In all flvo bottles of
Lydla E. Plnkham's Blood Purifier,
four boxes of Lydla E. Plnkbam'n Dry
Form Compound, thrco boxes of Liver
Pilla and used three packages of Sana
tlvo Wash, and I am as well now as I
over was. I am moro than thankful
every day for my cure." Mrs. Fbawk
OAmr.n, 3 Merrill St., Amcsbury, Mass.
Lydla E. Plnkham Med Icing Ob.
iLARGEST OFFICE BUILDING.
Will He on the Strand in London
Town.
Tho London Times nnnonncos that tho
largest ofllco building in tho world will
bo tho ono Mio Anglo-American Syndi
cate proposes to erect on tho Strand.
Tlio building will contain 30 elevators,
oporatfng day and night. Tho building
will contain G000 offices and thero will bo
a huge rotunda under n lofty dono. Tho
London building laws at present do not
permit ky pcrupors.
Crafn-OI Grnla-OI
Remember that unino when you
want u delicious, nppotlzltig, nourish
ing food drink to take tho place of
coffee. Sold by nil grocers and liked
by nil who havo used it Grain-0 Is
made of pure grain, It aids digestion
nud strengthens the nerves. It is not
ii stimulant but n health builder and
tho children ns well ns the adults can
drink It with great benefit. Costs
nbout V4 ns much ns coffee. lCc. and
25c. per puckago. Ask your cioccr
for Grnln-O.
Did You Sec
tint big lot of fancy holidtiy grocories re
colvod by Branson & Rugnn today? Now
crop currants, new crop raising, citron
nnu lemon peol, Moro high-grade
canned goods, etc.
Loarn to sing right by attonding tho
vocal music class of tho Y, M, C. A.
Night School, Prof. Soltiy instructor.
Cedar Fence Posts
Tlio undersigned is proparod to fur
nish persons lu need of cedar posts.
II. JACOBS, Detroit, Or.
10 25 (i&wlui
For Sale at a Bargain
A 40 acie fruit iarm 1-2
mile Irom depol at Alarion,
22 acres of piunes 8 years old,
5 acres of apples and pears, 6
?cres in cultivation, 7 acres in
tame pasture.
Dryer with capacity of 240
bushels, warehouse 24x40 ft,
all as good as new. Sidney
Alilliup; Co's ditch runs across
one coiner of place. Over
S900 worth of prunes dried
and sold this year. Title pep
iiv.1, i net ii'cyjw. wilt
third down, balance on time
to suit at 6 per cent, interest.
R. T. RAY, Marion, Or.
10 22 2m
COR. STATE AND
VjrJE,,ir1L X
ARGE line of Airtight and Cast Heat
ers, Steel Ranges.Cast Cook Stoves
Strawberries
showy, deep red clear through, Doth
are solid and have been tested for threa years. Limited sto:k of plants now ready at $5.00 per
1000; $3.50 for 500; 100 to 300 tlants $1,00 per hundred. Per dozen by mail 25 cents.
Apply to V. W. Walker. Nurseryman, or C. Ilofer, sole piopogators. Salem. Ore.
THE SALEM
JI, F. 80UOENFELD, Proprietor,-
' Removed From 92 Court Street to 234 Commercial Street.
Z s "f
AU kinds j( repairing done with ilioroafeBtj oxactneW audiproniptitudo.
Guns, ammunition sporting gocnla, cutlery,o Janu! loafyya to ordor
Holiday goods arriving dally.
SEATTLE SOCIETY SMUGGLERS.
Prominent Women Bentinsr Uncle
Sairr.
Prominent-Soattlo women, tho wives
and daughters of wealthy bnstnoss nnd
tirofoBsional men of Hoattlo.nccordlng to
United Satoa soirt sjrvko dotenlivea,
havo been conducting systematic smug
gling operations on a largo ecalo,
These violations of tho law havo be
come bo frcquont that tho matter Is re
ceiving serious consideration from gov
ernment officers.
It may bo nocossary to undertako pro
ceedings against thnra. A large quantity
of expanalvo silks nnd droas goods woro
smuggled into this city from Victoria
during the past wlntor.
Capital Lodge Meeting
Tho F. U. A. hall in tho Tumor
block was woll filled last evening with
tho members and friends of Capital
Lodge No. 255 of that order. Colonol
John Ii. Handloy of Donver Colorado,
tho Buprome secretary of tho ordor,was
tho speaker of tho evening and dwelt
convincingly aad at length on tho
bonefltsof tho association with which ho
is idontifiod. As an oponinrf event tlio
singing) of tho Stalwart Quartette was
much appreciated and tho way Mrs.
Hinges rendered "Good-Uyo Sweet Day"
and ' For old Times Sako" was indood
a treat.
Chicken Plo Sunnor. Contral Con-
grceational Chnrch, Cor., lOtn and
Ferry St. Thursday Evo. Nov. 21.
Marlon Circuit Court
In department two of tho circuit court
n dlvorco suit has beon filed by Cather
ine Winkler plaintiff, versus Emit L.
Winklor, defendant. Tiio complainant
afiks dissolution of tho marrlago bonds on
tho grounds of desortion. Ton dollars
por month alimony is asked, tho guard
ianship of the minor child, Margaret
Claro, agod 18 montliB, nnd costs and
disbursements of tho suit. P. II,
D'Arcy is attorney for tho plaintiff.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will euro a
Cough or Cold nt onco. Conquora
Croup, "Whooplng-Cough nnd Monslo
Cough without lull. Motlionj praise
It. Doctors proscribe It for Bronchi
tis, Hoareoncsa, Grlppo, Pnoumonla
nnd Consumption, lb gives quid:,
Buroroaulta Pilco, 25cIb. Iioftiaothe
uoaior's hudsuuuo ; it is not no poou.
is
A
'-B3
Always cures whon other's fail.
Pr. null's PHI cure Constipation und Liver
roubles, go P'tlt, io ctr. Trlvl box, .-. U
Salem Iron
WapItq -and ,
All kinds iron
and brasB cast
ings. Repairs of
nil kinds of hum
nnd mill ma-
v vi nummary chinory.
JAMES GILL,
Leasee.
10 22 tf
iorthwdern Nurseries
Wholesale and Retail
Largo stock of fruit trcoa and shrub
bery. All stock freo from costs and dis
eaees. All trees delivered froe in Holem
Wrlto for catalogue. November is n good
month to plant trees.
T. D. JONES, Proprietor
Salem, Oregon.
11 1 lm
WANTED
To buy apples
suitable for
drying at mar
ket price. See Lee & Co , fruit driers,
Cottage and Trade streets. Across
the race, left hand side. Salem. Ore
ill if
Monuments
TalaisCheaDLS
you can save meney by peeinc liohanan
k Simpson, Sextons Iturnl and City view
Urinotery lor an kiihih oi grauiio nnu
marblo monumonts, setting and clean
ing stones, gilding lottors, bill ding con
crete walls and all kinds of cemeteiy
work. 10 21 lm
LIBERTY STS.
Ideal and Huby, Best canning, shlo
ting and Home Market berries yet
introduced In the northwest. Ideal
Is early, same shape as Clark's
Seedling. Hood River berry, but bee
ter canner, bolJs up In size better
than WUson. Ruby Is a lite and a
larger terry but like Ideal tart,
GUN STORE
CoukM
AJ&bXE
Oomh Svra
BROS.
EDUCATIONAL
LM - OFMANOSCAneFULCONSlDBIUTION
jtT Jr m m rx ff ,i ms i T u-ro are two hfiiili ofciiiicntlou -
i S& J9 1 Jjfi'tl i ifia prnctlcnl and ornaincntsl Tlio former
f yVAWfyVtffyfyfyVjif oull l,o fecund ly ovi-rjoue, lieostixo
VIXl'CCXtetCxCCK a KS It 111 y tie put to ilo qlllukly lit fHtiilnc a
FAHIiSSJS J!!X ArBI,fi?i. wiltl vlnw trt istoltiln.M Vo do iidlditlildo In a mtlouf ovu.Mhm,,
V-.'.t p.v?.,ei?.,Irt0,,.erR.'.oa l0 "oUn a Dmi-oHm builnow toliool l.lv iik os.cno oIimu.Mii
dealt admitted any time. Our graduate! lire nicccMnil. Send for eninlogV. ''
W. I. STALEY, Principal. Salem, Or
CAPITAL NORMAL AND
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
SALEM. OREGON.
. F.?," ,eLm Pf twelve weeks opens Sept. 30th
In llrst National Dank Dulldlni. Our spccU
JSSr.kJs.l?.,J,ch.tne ""er'y'fl, Principles. No
time wasted on the nonessentials.
The home siudy and mail department offer
you a rare chance to spend your cvenlnw pleas
antly and proritabfy In lltllot yourseir for your
lire work. Tuition for the term seven dollars.
Home study department $5, Address
J, J. KRAPS, SALEM. ORE.
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALLM, OREGON
A flrat-clnsa piivato hospital for tlio treatment of rhro.,f and ouiiticnl
caeca. Built tho past your especially for tho purpose fot which it ia
Heed. Convonontly located within four blocks of tho buainrpe part
of tile city. Tho most modern furnishing ami hit eat appliances
throughout tho building. Heated by hot water nud lightd by gat
and olecticlty Horo tho sick can havo tlio comforts of an elogunt
private home, combined with nil the ndvantnges of a general hospital
without tho nolao, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Onteiilt)
physciana bringing caeoB in treated with tho greatest vourtrny, and
nasiatcd in opoiatlons if reiiosted. For terms nnd further informa
tion writo or apply personally
R. CARTWRIGHT; M. D. SUPT.
VISITORS WELCOffiD BETWPPN 2 AND 4 P. M
Have You Cold Feet?
room. Got ono of our small GAS IIK
bedroom for rising and retirimr. Tho
all t lint is needed to start tho 11 ro
4- Chcmeketa St
SALEM GAS
V
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Did Vou Get a Free Cup; We Did atj
Harrit & Laqirbngb
IRON IS KING
And whon it comoa to doing work on shoot iron,
tin nud copper, wo tako tho load. All kinds of
ROOFING, SPOUTING, TINNING, CORNISE WORK
Dono on shortest notice and with tho utmost
satisfaction. :::::: :
BURROUGHS St FRASBR
rniiNts tun
CAPITAL BREWERY
Boor baa stood tho toat of oxporionco. Thou why not givo a homo
production tlio proferonco. Home capital, homo labor and homo
browod boor nro growing in popularity, r&opio loyal to homo indus
try glvo it tho preforonco.
CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS
. .CAPITAL ICE WORKS
MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor.
BRBOISTBR &
FEEDMBN AND SEKDSMEtt-
50 lbs, table salt $ 65
100 lbs. table salt $1 10
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR
9UCourt 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 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 nnd
EVERYWHERE beyond.
Cor.
BUSINESS CMID3.
O. H.MACK
Siicccesaor to Dr, J. M. ICeono, in
White Cornor, Salem Oro. Portion do
airing aupurior oporattuna Ht modorato
fee in any branch are in eupwial roquet,
Dr, Grace Albrigh
Craduateiot American School
of Ostcotatny. : ; j
Every day except Sunday, Ofllco
ours 9 to 12 a. m : 1 to 4 p. in, Odd
Fellows' Temple, Cor. Court and lUgb
Btrootn. Phono, Main 2281.
Dr. Tacie Beal. assistant
S. C. STONE, Al. D.
PROPRIETOR OF
Stone's Drug Stores
RALEM OREGON.
The stores (two Io number) are located it No
235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well
stocked with a complete line of drugs and nud
Iclnes. toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc-
DR. STONE
Has had tome as years experience In the prac
tice of medicine and now makes no charge for
consultation, cxa j'uatnju ur procrtptloa.
Mvj jS
Northwest Normal College
of Literature, (Justness, Music and Ar
(iNCoitrouvrKD.)
Luirary courses arc Collcdatc, High School
Iluslncss and t'icparatory. rutl or par I nl ot
them portant branches of Music and Art. Dip
lorn s granted or Octrees conferred on comple
tion of either or the above courses. Send tor
catalogue or call at rooms In the Murphy Block,
Salem. Oregon. A.J Garland, A. M., President,
Z M. Pan In, Mu. Doc, Dlrcctsr.
If fo it nny havo beon caused
by uniting mil of bed this morn
iiiL' on n cold floor in n i-iilil
VIKKS and at small cxpoiio linvo n warm
turn of a key and iho touch o a match i
LIGHT CO. Telephone 563.
Blanke's Coffee
Touches the Spot
103 STATU
WPiI1B
I 50 lbs. Half cronrid salt $ 50
1 100 lbs. Half ground salt $ 95
AND OTI1EK CEREALS.
Salem, Oregon.
A. C. Sheldon, General Agent,
Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore.
OPFtOE, 01TY UALL
For waio tervlc anply at orflct
Bills payable monthly in advanct
Mako aM cxiuiplnlnta at the office
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
Meota all mnll and naseongor train.
Baggage to all parts o th city. Promp
Bervlce. Tolephono No. 241.
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Law
Toledo, Oregon
Waa Clerk ot Circuit Courtfor six jean sod htr
nu ui-io-dato abatraotoi all property In Lincoln
county. i.i7n
i Geisler Patents Co.
1 Chamber of Commerce Bulldlntr
portiana, ore.
Becurea and niBrLetn patonts, model
making and light mnnufHCturin. Nc
better torM8 or facllitlao obtainnbb
anywliero.
HUTEVViNGSANG CO.
Chinese and Japanese fanuy and dry
gooda, Bilks, ladiea' nndernear, fnrnish
inR goods, eilk ha'nkerohiefs, winter
goods all kinds, full etock waists and
wrappers, mattfup and chiuaware. All
low prices, 140 State Street, Salem.
Oregon. 10 21 tf
AND
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9 p Til.
via Hunt.
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Vaat Mall
6 p. m.
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From Pn.n..
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8. p m.
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10 a. in.
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Portlaad and way ladlatj.HoadirWriV..4
and Friday at 10 n,..TueX Sft
Saturday at 7 a. m. For MwiiuSu
and corvallls T.iesday, ThnrsJ.unS
and Friday at 4;30 p.m. "''w,fr
Through tickets Cast via alt rill or W
rail via Portlaad, Ticket otfke, dock.
E. T. 1IIAUIU,,,, ,
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Efficiently
Serves
a Vast
Territory a
Dy through service to aad freo tki
principal cities In the folio wlartutti '
IOWA ILLINOIS' fr
INDIANA MINNESOTA
WISCONSIN SOUTH-DAKOTA
MISSOURI ARKANSAS
TENNESSEE KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI
Throuih Tourist Cars From
The Pacific Coast
TO
Chicago dCJflcfoniti
Connectlni with tbrovib tutus foriOiM
East, South and Souffteafg
Fast and handsomely nulttcd, sttii toil
trains - Dlalnt Cars, Duttet UlnyCn
Slecplni Cars, Free Rccllolni Wito-
Scad fifteen cents la stampiViidiuif
tho United States and CiU t w
tlculars recardlnt rates, t!. vta
etc., call on or address
B.ll.TMimU.
Coillft
142 Third St.
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis & Mora Mk
TIME OAItl);
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Train arrlvca Yuqulna , Wj
No. 1 Returnlun: ,
Leaves Yaquina .?JX. 3
Loaves Corvallis ).!':?
Arrives Albany "-l5Pl
No. 3 For Detroit! -
Leaves Albany "
Arrlv,.R Detroit I15'
No. 4 From Detreit: ,
Leaves Detroit J
Arrives Albany.... . 0,,:,lL
Trains 1 nrrives in Albany h iW
'to connect with tho S. P. jwtkJJ
trnin, as well Mf $ Ji
honrH in Albany before ifmSl
P. North bound train for PoitHM. f
Train No. 2 connects IK ttjg
west atdo train at Comll Ii Cngl
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cago or any H? VtRx?Il8u
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