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MWWWWttFJMWBWMHWWM u General Debility Day In and out thoro Is Hint feeling ot wenfcnes that mrtkes n burden of Itself. Food ica not strcnglhoti. Sloop does not refresh. It Id lmnl to do, hnrrt to bear, what ehotild bo cavy,, vltnllty 1b on the ebb, and tbo whole system suffers. For Lliia condition take Hood's Sarsaparilla It vitalizes tho blood, gives lgor and tono to nil tho uignns and functions, and la positively unominllod for nil run-down or debilitated loiiiilt Ions. - ii,vn h I'M i s turn cumtlpntlun, 83 cents. SALE NOW ON all Fancy China Ware and Parlor Lamps 20 percent Discount To d"t China wnni nnd Lamps cliunp take nd vantage of tho special salo and save 20 cents nn tho Dollar. A eup of hot coffeo of good aroma, or Coreil coffeo these cool mornings Is half thu breakfast and that can ho ex pected of froah roaBted coffeo from the Yokahoma Tea Store M. nitKDEMliIF.lt, Prop, Phone 2411. Free Delivery Portland Visitors Perkin's Ihtel Restaurant White Co3's, lunch 10: to 2Se. Mealsi'a la carte. 20c u Dally Journal on file. 5-27 LOCAL EVENTS. Jan. nt "For Hor Sako" at tho opora homo. Bou tbo y) ltlfl KM You Hava Always Bough BIgaatnro ef HOTEL ARR IVALS. E M Long. Elmirn, N. V. W.I Hendorson. Santa Cruz. G F Smith. Iowa. A E Hodgkins, Detroit. Geo W Barry, Chicago. Win J Wright, do. . JackCaHsvroll, do. A E Gruou, S.ui FrAticisco, J G Pnpo, do. J DMulvohlll, do. G H Hunter, do. Fred Van D.irou, MinnenpoHa. Mrs A K Woit, do. J II Brooks, Portland. W T Gray, do. WT Jellifies, do. M J Davis, do. O N Gautcnbein.do. Wnit1l!uwe Have fir Desert t This question arises In tho family every day. Lot ub auawer It today. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert Prcpnifd lu tvro minutes. No boiling! no baklngl simply ndd bolllnjr water mid sat to cool Fla Fla eors: Lemon. OranRf Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocer' today. 10 eta. n0M, the j? tifl Kind Yw llaio Always Eou,' Justice Moore's Lecture. Just)"!) Moore lectured to tho usual fine and intelligent tunlimico thu gath ers at St Jo'oph'ij hall. Previous to the leeluro, Rv P A. Ollvotti remlered a vocal solo.n patriotic seloctlon, In n uhnrmlng mr.nncr, Mies renal)Hnntt playing thonccnmpanime'nt, ami afmr thu uddriui, "America" was sung by a quartot consisting of Mrs. R. A. Kirk, M ss UubyGouht. Riv.OlivotH and M J. I'dt.ul. SOUND AS A DOLLAR That is the result of a course of treatment with Scott's Emul sion. Wc have special refer ence to persons with weak lungs and sensitive throats. Scott's Emulsion does some things better than others. This is one of them. It lias a pe culiar action on the throat and lungs which gives them strengthand makes themtough. That's how Scott's Emulsion drives out coughs, colds and bronchitis. It keeps them out, too. We'll Kml yon little to try, It yon like SCOTT & 1IOWNF. ,4uo 1'Mtl .trret York CASTORIA Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boara tho rf yrr) , J- filgnaturo of (rfLa&ftteueAtM Grand Opera House JOHN F. CORDRAY. Manner FRIDAY, JANUARY 31. Presents the Powerful ...Russian Melodrama... Sa A PLAY OF INTENSE Stupendous Scenic Cast of Unequalled INTEREST! Production) Excellence! Thrilling Climaxes Startling Effects .Seats on sala'at box office FriJay f I c&Am& i i at 9 a. s. SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AMD PERSONAL MENTION Birthday Surprise. On Tuesday, January 28th, a lot of tho frienJs and neighbors of Rlnnldo L Jones, of Mornlngilde, gave him a ca'l on Ids blithtltty ami It was a genu'nu surpriau to that gentleman, na it was tho occasion of his 77th birthday. Those present upro Mr. and Mrs. Tho?. Hlundoll, Mrs. Syfert and ton, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett nnd daughter, Mr anil Mrs. II. G. Guild aiid son Harry, Mr. nnd Mrs. UoI.onK nnd MIbs DcLong, Mis. F. N Derby and son nnd daughter. The party brought refreshments and hail a very onjoynble social time playing games, singing and instrumental music. Mr. Jones wns about ns lively as any of them, playing tho violin with his old timo energy and nlimst gotting young and old to tripping tho light fantastic too. Mr. Jons hoi lived In Oregon nearly nine- years and is a hotter man phjsically than when ho landed here, Wcddinz Anniversary Surprise. Thursday oveninK Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilammott N. Lacy wen surprised by a party of friends coming in to spend tho evening with them, the occasion being the sevonth anniversary of their mar riage. Delightful refreshments wore served, nnd a good social tlmo was in dulged in until a late hour. Those nreaent were Dr. and Mrn. W. S. Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Comfort, Miss Byars, Mra. W. II. Byars, Miaj Gmco linbeock, Mrs. Ida P. Babcock. Mies Kitty Ilarbord, Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. S'ehccnfold, Miss Ewona Schoeu- fold, Mrs. Squire Fminr, John Burns, "For Her Sake." If a good bIiow for little money Is cap- abloof successful nppoal to tho patrons of the Grand Opora House it is altogeth er probable that the new Russo-Slberian play, FOR HER SAKE, will bo greeted by a crowded Iioufo this evuuing. This "ftVICMr-Lrt 35.'.N. piece is credited with being one of tho moat pretentious amusement enterprises nn tho road thin season, from tho point of view of rcenical effects and the eis-e and quality of its cast. Soutoof its clim acteric effects aio calculctud to stir the blood of thu most blase theatergoor. Prices, 75, 50 and 35c. Box seats $1.00. PERSONALS. A. T. Wain is in Portland today. II. J. Ottenheimor is in Eugene .oi'ay. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gray are in Port- ' laud. I Geo. 11. Holcomb of Portland was in t'io city yesterday. j The Presbyterian Sunday School gives a eo;lal this evening. I George W. Watt transacted bueinoss ii Poitland Thursday. I John Shaw, thu Mill City lumberman, waa in Salem ThurtdaVf " ! Hun. '. F. Moody has gono to Tho Dalles for a short stay. j Miis Alice Trayer of Woodburn visited Salem friends Thursday. Constable Lewis was in Woodburn on official business this morning. R. H. Leabo has returnoJ from a visit to hie timber claim near Toledo. Miss Dlca Daws, of Brooks, was in Salem yesterday visiting friends. Mrs. F, I. Dunba' has gone to Port land to visit friends for a few clays. Mrs. J. N. Smith has re'urned from a short visit with friends at Corvallii. Representative Dexter Rice of Doug las County was in Salem yesterday. Mrs, J. P. Logan and daughter, Miss DBBSUGSESIiNJCffi KILL THIS !(,ri! THAT CLUSTERS AROUND AN UNHEALTHY HAIR -.CAUSING-. DANDRUFF FALLING HAIR. FINALLY BALDNESS "Dutrey tnt ut, you remove the effect" HERPCJDB eradicates the germ, promote! the growth of the hair. For tilt by all drujbti. Price $1.00. g" v& man Mis- Bossio Logan, havo gono to Corvallis lo tnnko their homo. Miss Con Griswold hasrotitrned from a month's visit with relatives at Hoda vlllo and Lebanon. MissTonguo has returned to her home at Illilshoro after n visit with Mrs. It. D. Gilbert of this city. M. Itousk of Cassolton, N. D. who hns visited Salem relatives the past week, hns gone to Los Angeles, Mrs. Mamie Rice of Walla Walla has returned homo after n visit nilh Mrs. E. M. amlth of this city. Frank W.Jo wott is oxpected to ar rive from Minneapol s, Minn, today to remain hero eeveral days. MissDolla Dirby who wasroportol ill with typhoid lover ot "Granite, Grant county Is now convalescing. 0. P, Coshow, a prominent nttornoy of Roseburg, was in tho city yesterday, tho guest of his brother, Robert Coshow. Jndizo Willis nnd daughtor, Miss Lulu were in tho city from Koieburg Thura day,going to Portland in tho evening. L. L. Lachmtind, B B Colbath and F, F. Toovs were In Portland today to witness tho execution of Wado and DjI ton. Wm. Bushoy has gono to his homo at Mehama for a tow days, lie is assisting County Clork Hall in the tax roll work. Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Chapman of Ovid, Michigan, and Mr. and Mrs, F. J. Chap man of Dallas were tho guests of Mr. nnu iAlr8, "' " Jonus muray, return- i ... . ,mk t0 Uallas toJa'' W. II. II Darby has gono to Stayton t0 visit his brothor, O. 11. B. Darby, who is seriously ill. Mr, Darby is 78 'years old and having beon afllicted with i kidney trouble for mnny years, it is feared his recovery can not bo hoped for. Miss Nollio Gflfrey, who has for sev eral months hold a clerical position with T. llolvereon & Co in this city, has gone to Itosoman, Montana, whoro she has aecoptcd a similar position in a largo mercantile houso. I W J. D'Arcy has gono to Portland to 'spend n law days. Ho Is enrouto to Boise City, Idaho, whoro ho expects to locate and engage in tho legal profession. Mr, D'Arcy is ono of Salem's best known young men and his many friends wish (him well in his now location. Market Quotations Today X Make Salcra a Good Home Market" WVTVVVWT Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheat -52s'c. Oats 31o Barley f 15 per ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, f 1 U7. Hop Market. Hops ll12c. Stiictlv choice 12c. Liverpool, Dec. 5. Hops at London Pacific Coast ftondy, X3 5s. to 1. Live Stock Market. Steors 3ac. Sheop-fl'.SO gross to 53,00 Dressed veal lie Oo Hogs, alive IJje. JlogH, dreascxl tic. Flour. Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled cheat $7.G0. Clover ?7. Feed barloy $18j l,or on Uran-tldk- Shorts 118.60. Flour, wholesale $2 05. Potatoes Apples, Etc. Potatoos 65c. Apples lUCJoOc per box. Fancy packed $1 00. Onions, $150 to $1.05 per 100 lbs. Dried I Fruits. Dried apples 60o. Dalian prunes 0 to 60j Utf to 3J Petite Prunes 40 to 60, 11 4o. Wool, Fence Posts, Etc, Big Qr-?3 tO. Svcond growth f.1.00. Ash-3 60, Body oak-$4.00. Poio oak 14.00. Cedar posts 8 to 10c, Dairy aal Creamery Products. Dairy butter I6Q2O0. Creamery 20(J25c. Store 15c. First-class country, per roll 35c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 21c. Separator skimmed 28c. Email Poultry. EtrgB-20c. Turkey f, live 10c per pound. Geese 10 per doze-i. Ducks 13 to $4 per dozen. Wool and Mobalr. Coarse ool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mohair 20 to 25c. Hides. Pelts aodFurs. Green hide, No. 1 6n. Green hides, No. 2 4o. Calf skins l6c. Slieep 25 to 75c. Goat ekius 25n to J 1 00. Gray fox 10 to 40o. Coon 10 to 36c. Mlukttc to 11.96. Otter-$1 to $5. fckunk 10 to 26c. Muskrat 1 to5u. Wildcat 10 to 26o. Stelner's Market, Chickens 76c. Kft(4 per dozen, cash 18o, Portland Marker. PoiriLANn, Jan 31. Wheat Walla VYalla.OSKtlinX. Flour fortJand, best trradefl J2.80O 13.40. Graham 2.50(g(2 80 Oats Choice White f 1.10c 0 $1.26, Barley $10 $20 per ton. Mllletuff Bran, $18 Hay Timothy $U(a$12 per ton. Onions $1.60 1 76. Potatoes b6 03 per cental. Butter Best dairy, 1820; fancy creainery.2527Hc;More 1315j.Jli Eggs-Oregon, ranch 233 doz. Poultry ChickenB, mixed $8 60 $4 00; hens $4 ; turkeys, live 18 & 1 te. Mutton Grow 4c Hovrs Gross 6?4c. Beei-Grots 3.76 $1.00 Veal-Gross, 8c &6u t'. Hops 11 12oHi. Wool Valley, 13 9 16cfc ; Kastrn Ormon, 812ke ; Mohair, 81221, Hidft Dry liMles, 16 pounds and up wards, 16 b. T1,h was a free light Thursday In the j IW glum Chamber of Deputies. The House has passed a bill creatinjj a permanent Census borcau. BMBBBlPWMWBBifl i SKSSJSSSSXSXBtSBSSSSBttUtBBKSBUtBUtBKUBS Tlio Kind You Havo Always lu uso for over 30 yen, Allow All Counterfeits, Imitations and " just-us-i'ood" aro hut Experiments that trlllo -with an I ontlaner Vo health oC Infants nml Children Experl' ie& against Evnerlmcnt. What is CASTORIA Oastorin Is n harmlcsu substitute- for Castor Oil, Paro gorlc, Drops nnd Soothlnj? Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic HiibHtnnce. Its ojjo Is Its gunrnntrc. It destroyp 'M'lrinB nnd nllays Fovcrlshness. It euros Dlnrrhojn and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures ConstlpCtlon nnd Flatulency. It nsHliullKlcs tho Food, regulates tho Stomach nnd Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep. The Cbiidron's Panocea- Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR 2 A ALWAYS Koars tho 0 $ S -aJy'a7$a27 . Thu Kind You Haie Always Bought Bn Use For Over 30 Years. Tll NTUB COMPANY, TT Munmr aTltttT, NIW TOHH CITY. Tho comment on tho Schley capo tins been presented to thu President. Tho Oregon short lino will restore its old rnto ot fi'2 cents on Hour soon. Mary Christiansen of O.iawa la. has been awarded $0000 in a broach of promise Biiit against u dead man. CATARRH OF THE STOMACH A Pleasant, Simple, but Safe- r ' and Effectual Cure for it. Catarrh of the stomach has long been considered the next thing to incurable. The usual symptoms ure a full or bloat ing renaation nftur eating, accompanied sometimes with sour or wnlury rising'), n formntion of gnies, causing primuiru on the heart nnd lungs an I tlldlcult breathing, headaohni, fickle appetite nervousnesi and a general played-ut languid feeling. There is often a foul taito in tlm mouth, coated tongue and if thu interior ot the stomach ooald hs hii It wouhl show a slimy, inflamwl uomlttlon. The euro for this oommon and ohitl nate trouble Is found In a treitrni'it which cannon ths food to bi reiddv, thoroughly digested before it h.11 time to ferment and Irritate the delicate tnuaous surfaces of 'the stflinauh. To se cure a prompt arid healthy dilution i tho ono neoesaary tiling to do and when normal digestion Is secured the catarrhal condition will have lieappnartl. According to Dr, Ilarlaneon the safest and best treatmont is to use after each meal a tablet, eomW);ed n( Diaatuse, Aseptic, Pepsin, a little Nux, Golden Sua) and fruit acids, These tablets can now be found at all drug stores under the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and not holng a patent mwlioino can he used with perfeut safety ami assurance that healthy appetite and thorough digestion will follow their regular ute after meals, , Mr. N. J, Booher. Chicago, III,, write, ,s : Catarrh is a local condition re sulting from a neglected cold In the head, whereby the lining membrane of the nose becomes inflamed and the poisonous discharge therefrom passing backward into the throat reaches the stornaeh, thus producing catarrh of the stomach. Medical authorities premribwl (or me for three years for catarrh of stomach without wire, but today I am the happiest of men after using only one box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. I cannot find appropriate words to exprew my good feeling. I have found Hash, appetita and sound rest from thbir use " Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the sateat prepa'ation as well as the simplest - -- " "- " ?"" fofm fcJ 1IMl,gMlI01 Mtarrh 4 ltoraach. bllllousnes., sour stomach heartburn "1 blotlPS neali 1-27 80 31. fir wffe Mr 1 Bought, nml which has been. hns homo Iho simintnro of hits boon innilo umlcr his pcr- . stipcrvislru Binco its infancy. no ono 'jo rtrclvo you In thlH. Signature of Gilbert Parker, tho Canadian writer, pays that American workmen lire mnro enteipizing than their KugliHh fellows, Beat Out of an Increase of Ills Pen sion, A Moxiran wr vete-an nnd proml nont editor writes: "Feeing thu dver ti'oment of ClmmhorlRin'fl Collp, Chol era nnd Diarrhoea Remody, I nm re minded that m a void lor in MpxIpo in '47 uud'n, I contracted Mexican tliar rlioeft mill this remedy hns kept me from getting an increniHt in my ponslnn fur nn every mmi wol a doe of 11 restores tnh " I It Is uneipnlM us a (julek euro for dlar- rlinea and is tilinsaut and pf to tako 1 For salo by Dr. Stoue'a Drug Stores. A Republican caucus in coutddorlng tho proposition to reduce tho Congress ional representation of theSouth. Statk omo. cwvof tolbub, i 8B I ucas County. j . f" ' 0,,R1f in?!f,oa ?,nth lVJt h? I in the senior nartnar of th llrm of l'. J. CiikNKY k Co , doing luslnuR In tlio Citv of Toledo. County and Statu afore said, and thnt shUI firm will pay tire sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each nnd every cafe of Catarrh that can not ho (Hired hv tho uwof Hall's Oa TAiturr Cuhk FRANK .1. CHENEY. Sworn to ht-foro mo and suhwribed to In my prosiMir, this fifth day of Decern her, A. D. 1880. A. W. GLEASON, i ISbhi, Notary Pithlio. IIuII'h Citarrh Cure is taken intor nnlly and nets directly on tlio lilool and iiiucoup surfaces of the system. Send for testimonial!) free. , F. J CHENEY A CO., Toledo, 0. Sold hv Drncu'iRts. 7!n. HxHVFainily Pills aro tho beit. ilar,tM v lw Kirid "qu Har Atvrays Douftht ...UU1E WING SANG CO... 140 State Street. All kinds Fancy and Dry Goods, Ohi- nuwaru, Matting", nllks uotton and wool goods. All kind Waists, Wrap, purs, Whlto embroidery laces, under. wear and all kinils hulks' and uents' night gnw ns. Now at Lowest Prices. Salem Iron All kinds iron and luatH cast iuus, Repairs of alt kindHof fiirm and mill ma chinery. llTn-nlTt and VVUllVD Foundry JAMES GILL. Leasee. 10 'a tf S. C. STONE, M. D. PROPRIETOR F Stone's Drug Stores HALKM OltlS'iON The stores (two In number) are located at No 235 and 297 Commercial street, and are well stocked with a complete line of drugs ad med lelnes toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc- DR. STONE Has had some 25 years experience In the prac Ice of medicine and now makes na charge for oosultatlen, exaralnaiwu ur prencriptloii. OATir Aif ui TY Express and Transfer Meets all mail and passeugor trains, liaggage to all parts of the city. Prompt wrvloe. Telephone No. 211. Df )vv imvYi-K Your Best Friend When you rind your clothes alt out of order, worn and with buttons off, etc, you want the right person to take our of them nnd that person is your step mother at the Haleiu Dye Worka. At this ttstabliahuieiit you can uat any thing set to righU,from a pair of gloves, to the uiottt elaborate silk howii. A uetitlemnu can get his hat cleaned, his trouers creased, or his whole suit re. Juvenated to suit his uut, also lour Kills a month for one dollar Hut tout sewed on, rips rawed up, sulU pru) on short notice. New goods sbruuk for dress making. MRS. C. II. WALKER 196 ( Join mere ul Kt FOR SALE" 1 will offer fur sale the en ire plant and premUe of the C'v tal lee Work on easy terms or will let te -am or a number ot years to a reej onslbie party provided sale or eiei eon i-u itJ hi sde thirty days. Party n have op Uon on 00 oords o flr woo-1 1 the tim ber at cost. Apply to Jam M-wnre on tho pretnisofl. 9 23 tf CLASSIFIED X X ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, fhc lints or less. InThls column Inserted tlircc tltnes for 26c. 50caWcck,$l 50 a montli All over five lines at the same rate WANTED. LNGlM'.K It Competent, exporienred, reliable, wants permanent position. Addrera A. II. M. Journal office. 1'8-tf. FOh SA I- ' FOR bALli-We havo linlud hn Iiav for sale nt thermic Georire Rwi (jle. sale at the much or delivered in Hnletn i-so-at WOOD. Dry ecoond grow Hi llr, 4 foot, delivered to houses and stores prompt ly. I.oavo orders with R. L. Wado. No. Salem, nnd W. A. White. 210 Commercial. 1 28if NKW WOOIYARD. awed and four foot wood. Largo and second growth llr, ash and willow delivered to any part of tho city. Phono 2515 Black. W. II. Umdlck. 12-18U. FORbALK. 3000 Cedar Posts. 1 also havo on hand four crados of cedar shingles. No shingles to ho found fleow hero in the City llko our No. 1, II. These shingles aro tho Dttroit brand, acknowledged by nil who havo used thorn as the best made shtng.es on tho markot. Hold by 8. P. Mc Cracken 14 and Nebraska streets Englewood. 10 29 tf. FOR PENT. FOR RUN 1' Three furnlahcd rooms. I mill iro ot A. Ollnuer, at 321 Mill ttreet, or Phone black. 1 7 tf FOR RENT Newly Mulshed ofllco rooms in McCornack Block. Steum heat, olovator. 10-25tf. LOST AND FOUND' LOST A FEATHERBED On Solent nnd Lincoln road Monday nluht He- word for same Albert Ruwe, Mooo ranch, Polk County. 1-20-3t. , LOST A thirty second degree Masonic emblem, on tho county road between Brooks anil Salem. Finder will re ceive fiiUnl'lo rewnrd by leaving same ot Journal Office SPRAYING. SPRAYING and nrnnlng. Leave or ders at Gray Brothers, llichnrda and Fiuigan. 1 11 ml LODGES. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forest No. II). Meets Fri day nights in Turner block. Ira Hamilton, O. R. A. L. Brown, Secy MISCELLANEOUS. AUOTIONERR B. Friedman salesroom with Geo. F. Smith, Residence ut IW2 Church struct. 1 4 tf WILLSON'S SHAVING PARLORS. Tho only ehop lu thu uly uaing tho Antlseptio Razor Sturllizer. I also liave a Dandruff Cure that cures or no pay. Jas. W. Willson. Prop., 217 Com. St. 12 2 tf ATrENTION FARMERS-OatB, Barley, I lay and Pruuos wanted. Will buy or store. Chopping donu promptly. Get our prices before you noil. Ollico op posite Court House. Tillaou-Bnrtlett Groin Co. HOP AND PRODUCE BUYERS iCARMICIIAEL-lloD buyer. Office In Rush- J Ureynra n tilde. . Salem, Oregon, samples of choice hops solicited from all growers. IlllENTIIAL nnos.Ncw York. London. San L. Francisco, hop merchants. Orriton office. Lddd & uubh uidg. buicai. 11. J. utieniiciincr, manager. rnonc40i. T A. LIVESLEY ft CO. -Hon mercha its Ob 1. erhclni lllock, Salem. Oregon. Phone 1211. I G. WRIGHT CO, buyers of fruit and pro J. due of all kinds opposite Capital urewery Commercial St., Salem HS.GILE& CO. -Wholesale fnrlts. produce . etu Prult sacks fur sale. Uuycrso Ur 1 eron prunes, potatoes and produce or all kinds 1 Wallace Warehouse, corner High and Trade sts I Salem, Oiegon. Famous Winter Resorts. A wlntoi trip lo ttou'horu California and Arizona via thu famous Shasta Route is one never to be forgotten Re newed acquaintance with this section will ever develop frond points of interest nnd added sources of enjoyment under Its sunny fckies, in the variety of Inter ests and milled industries, and its pro line vegetation and among its number' less reports of mountain, shore, valley nnd plain. Two trains loavo ortlaud daily, in 'ru ing and uvenlng, for Oilifornia. Tliiwu trains ore equipped with tho must Im proved pattern of standard and tourist sleeping cars, and the low rates place the trip in roach of nil. For Illustrated giildwe of California Hid Arizona winter resorts, ad ireon R, B. Mll.LKK, Gen'l 1'asd'r. Agent, Portland, 111 7 tf BUiNESI CARDS. C. MIVlAOK X JESXaX? 1ST Siiuoceosor to Dr, J. M. Keeue, lu White Corner, Kalem Ore. Purtlee de siring iierior operutioul Ht imxler t fee lu any branch are Iiibhih iM rwiuest Dr, Grace Albright Graduate of lArnerlcan School of Osteopathy, 1 t t Every day except Huuday. Office noure 0 to 12 a. 111 ; 1 to 1 p. m. Oild Fellows' Temple, Cor Court nnd High street Phone, Main 381. Dr. Tacle Beal. assistant. Salem Wato OFFICK CITY HALL For water krvuo imply Ht orflct Hills payable monthly In advueae Make all oomplalutH nt tho nffli e B. R. JONES, Attarnuv-at-Law Totodo, Orovon. A'a.Clwkor Uroult (tourtfuf tx jam and h s ui usftOHtalo aUttfOttx all ixoinrlylu Uno n vutr. ll,rui The Variety Store China and Glassware, tip, agate, and wooden ware, dulls and childreuV dishes, litmus papers, napkins, station ery, envelopes, etc Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Street. S0ULE BROS PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Cto WUl's Music Stare. PORTLAND OR. -: ' . ."vassa SHOIrtlNE AHD DKI'AtlT FOK TIME SCHEDULES i-rom Portland, Or, ATHUVK FROM Chlcngo Portland 'pwjtal hjeon. m, via Hunt, lnglon 8nU Lake. Donvcr, Ft, Worth, Omaha, KnUfmn CUT, Bt Louts, thlciigo 4i30p m, ami VAIB Atlnnttc KxproM 0 p. in. Tin Hunt. ttiRton "SrViTut' Fast Mall 3:10 p rn. Ur. Bpohnno ?Alt I.nke. Dnnrnr VI W'orllj, Omnbn, Knlinan City. St. AAls. I hlrnirn Sil3t. m nuu unni. ...!..-. ' - Walla Wnlln, Lcwlilon, SiK)kno. Vtnllnco, Pull man. Mlnnratiollii Rt. ::o a ni Pnttl. Uulutli.Mlluiiukpx uiiicaRo, arm isast. 72 " HOURS w 72 PORTLAND TO CllirACO No Change of Cars Through tickets via this route to all Eastern pointu on salo at Southern Pa cific depot office. OCEAN AND RIVER SCIIEDULB From Portland' Alt palling dntcs subject 8p, m. Tor an Francisco 4 p. m U Ball every 6 days Dally CXjOtt Bund 8. n Batur 10 ,ra COI.UM I1IA R1VKR lo Antorla and Way Lauding. 4 p.m. ex. Bund WILLAMETTE RIVER Stenmor Ruth Icuvos Snlem for Port land and way InndlngR on Tuos day (Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For Corvallis und way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and FrldayB at about 5 p. m. A. L. CRAIG, M. P BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Ast. Agt. O. R. fc N. dock Portland, Oro. Salem, Oro. Illinois Central A. R, Efficiently Serves aYast smovr icrniory ny through service to and from .the prlnclpalcltlestnthefollewlngstatet: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI ARKANSAS TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Through Tourist Cars From The Pacific Coast TO Chicago and Cincinnati Connecting with through trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fast and handsomely equipped, steam-heated trains - Ulnlng Cars, luilfct Library Cars bleeping Cars. Free Reclining Chairs Cars. seud fifteen cents la stamps fcr wall map of the United States and Cuba for par ticulars regarding rates, time, service etc.. call on or address BITmJMUULL 142 Third St. Cora'l. Ag't. Portland. Oregon. Corvallis k Eastern Railroad T1MIC CARD. No. 2 Ifur Yuqultm: Train leftvea Albany 12:60 p. w, Train louvod UorviilllH,... 1:50 p. a'. Train arrives Yuqultm . 0:45 p. tr. No. 1 Heturnlug: Leaves Yuqtilna (POO a. ru, Luuvoa Corvallis I t:30,a. u. Arrlvtw Albutiy 12:15 p.m. No. 'd Fur Dotrolt; Louvos Albany 7:00 a.m. Arrlvus Dutrolt l'J:15 p. m No. 4 From Dd trell: j;j Leiivtw Dutrult 12:45.'p. ru, Arrivo) Albany 5:10 p. iu. Trains 1 arrlvos in Albany iu time to connect witli the H, P. south bound, train, ns well us giving two or threo Hours in Albany before departure of S, P, North hound train for Portland. Train No. '2 connects with thu S, P. west side train ut Curv.llis Crossing for ludoioiidoucu, Mc.Minnvillo and all points north to Portland J. i'UUNkll, Euwih Stone, Agent, Albany. Mature The Great Rock Island Is the only line operating a week ly Port) 0 n a 1 ly Oonduuied Inui Ut Excursion cor hetwu o n Port land und CJilca- Route 10 chunge via the World's greatestPcon c line, maklnu close connection '.t Chi cago iu Un na DeHii for ull poiutu Eat. Dally stHUdaril suepiug cur between Halt l.ako wm City, Deiiuraud Chicago, Buffet, Library smokiue cars between Pushlo. Den ver ami Chicago The best and ntojt reasonable dining oar seryicu botweou Pueblo and Chiciuo. It you ure going to Khushd City, Oiiiuhu, Des Moines, Chi- cigoorauy 01 i, ou siiouui en- ipure ulwut Ureat itock Itlanu Jtoute Dure pure ug your ticket. Ask ket agent about lt, or era and any Information A. K, Oooiuni, Gen'l. Agt.. Portland, Or. y ur ne ires write for desired, O, C, T Go's PASSENGER STCAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Frldiy.lOa.m. For Corvallis Tucsday.Tburs day and Saturday at 5 p m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st, M. P. UALDVV1N. Agt. w Royal Insurance Co. A. T. ilburt, roejdeut agent of above IiKiirati j Co. is now prepared to ?o a large I stiratioe business. Will alto" iu.i,IIm aal oalatM T Iiavh ft taam ant iwrriae which is at my customer's sor vu' and I will take pleasure in showing p-irttes what I havo for sale. Ofllco a prasent wttn 1 a, uvoaiey a uo. N! m i , Hmi m it 1A 1 ', I- till -S J I IH 113 I lT 2 1 ?'lf in- ;i 1 m a 1 1 l I -I in-