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Catarrh TVin cniiHii iCiHtf ill tlin IflnncL In Llfitt cittmos inllaminiiwon' vpft the fyjtli'OUd Illt'lllldllllU. It id tlmivfoiu iinpnusibloJo cure liodi'fiisi! by local upplloiitions. It h poslllvi'ly (liuiKorous to ncg. . ,. 1. Il- ,. I. .,.. ..II'.. ..1. ll'i U Hi IM'"lUMi ii. uiwutya uuvuis ho itmmh ar.tl (lorimgcs tlm b-ncnvl hi'.ilih, mid in likely to Rli'U'lt.p inlo i.Ti..impUon. Mnnv liavo Inm rn'lluilli mil iJoriiiaMrnlly Ktrril by Hood it Nir-'ii.mflil.t. It cIuhiirvm llio tiloml ntiil Im8 ii liTtuiitr nituriitlru nml tunic (lot. II. i.'M. (niireniiijjinnetmn, Ibwa. KirlfeJ: I Inil ratal! Utb8nrs, Iot my klpctttr illid ' iil'l lml nlt'Pp Jly Iich I mined mu nml I fc't Ij-iiI all over. I took Hood's nrMiparl'la nml row liae n cowl uynptttc. deep well, urnl have no symptom of calnrrli." Hood's Sarscpcrllla Promise to euro nml hoops tlio promise. It is better not to put oil tictitmoiit buy Ilood'a today, Joro Snoclal Snlu on China wnro and femps Is over, and eomo partlos will be lorry that they liavo not taken advant age of the Special Salo and gqvo 20 cunts Hi the dollar. IrTako ndvontngo ot-it. Goods nrj narkod enmt old prico not changed and ou got 20 por cent. off. 8 IRcmembcr Always Fresh Roasted Coffee and Good Tea to be had at Yokohama Tea Store M. BREDEMEIER, Prop, hone 2411. Free Delivery t Portland Visitors ?erkin's Hotel Restaurant White CooKs.-luntti.tOe to 25c Meals a Is arte, 20c u Daily Journal oa file. 5 27 LOCAL EVENTS. 'ob. 7 Public school grad'tntln exor 1 class. Udjkot ball gamo, 'ob. It Murray & Mark at the opera uoueo in "Shooting the Ohniett." What Shall we Have forOcsertr This question arlm-H in tho fu tally 'Very duy. Let us nnuwer It today. Cry JellO, a delicious and healthful tcsHort. Prepared in two minutes, to boiling! no baklngl Hlmply add lolling water ami pet to cool. Fla ors: Lemon, Orange, Ruepberry and Itrawberry. Get & package at your .Toecr'n today. JO eta. t i WILLAMETTE HOTEL. EA. Muchmoru, SnMtta, lEdlo Orowloy. N. Y. 0 0 Coopor, Portland t F A Falkeuburg,and' jvifr, Denver Win Ueldth, Portland. Chas A Davis. K F Will Marks, Omaha. P 0 Williams, St. Paul. JusTMoylan, Portland. J DMulvohlll, S.,F. J W Hobbs.'McMlnnvillo. 8 T8mllh, SinitliQeld.i O F Btley, Taeoma. II N Stoudemever, Gheimfwa. W Bachelor, City. A Cross, City. M A lnsley. Portland. OhasS Dixon, S. 1. 0 M Hu it, 8. F. James II motiw'ay, Cotlago Grove. Corvaliis ys Willamette The two college teams will contest at tie gymnasium building Friday at 8 p. i. AdtnlIon .'Semite. ' 2t)2t, The Dutch Government has dufinttoly bvidoped any hop,e of furthering peace r South Africa. - i A Convincing Answer "I hobbled into Mr. Blackman's drug tore ono evening," saya Wesley Nelson, f Hamilton, Ga "and he atked mo to ry Chamberlain'a Pain Balm for rheu natlsm, with which I bail suffered (or a ong time. I told him I had no faith in ny medicine, as they all failed. He said : Well, if Chamberlain's Pain Balm doe tot help yon, yon need not piy for it." I ook a bottle of it home and used it ad ording to tho directions and in one eek I was cured, and have not since ieen troubled with rheumatism." Sold y Dr. Stone's Drug Stores. Tho subjects of tho Danish West In lies may choose allegiance toeiHier Den nark or the United Stntea after thecee iion of the Islands. H luxuriant Grown of Hair, tn cUW adjunct iuiy, U now Vl. 1 within tho IViUi nfftvarv nnn i "" .tv r . . i.i I" atUnUflo dlcoTry that H 1 ij dwtrovi the mterobw raipoiul 1 1. tut at) tcalp diaM. . , , It not only makes dandruff and (all in? hair thing ot the pait. but Intljf ' rt the hair roota, caiwlug a Ktlt, ti'itk growth to lupplant the old thin aud brittle one. lleru U what oue happy vroman tart. . mtfAnft nr khwiittvh iienHoiuu. ,, I"ll.I?BII0.M01tT .Not.m.to. llThilr wtuwnriBg out rery raiildlT.aua In Wni u inunli bald; and ralt&i; Of) ftLBSI?'I t lrilr roiBiiKlt JfrTfioB1aiid atur but or fuuratv Ptkallou, ray bajr icosned UfUfiif, aBdU for Sale at M rirattaaa Drug Stores. 31 a i ? SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND c PERSONAL MENTION The Allln-Johnson Wcddln?. Thonunotincoment of the morrlngo at Davenport, Washington, on Wednesday ovening, r-elmiory ph of Mies Susan M Allin to Mr. Oscar M. Johnson, both of able city, whb received in Salem today and cntno as a eurpriso to the rr.any friends of tho young couplo hero. Tho coremouy was porformed at tho house of tho brldo'a Bister, Mrs. Walter M. Peart (neo Miss Mary K. Allin, formerly of this city). Tho bride fa well and forinorly known as ono of Salem's most popular and accomplished youne ladies. At the Ridding alio looked beautiful and charming In a haudBomo bluo traveling suit. Tho groom woro tho conventional black. IIo is tho popu lar traveling salesman for Goldstono Ilros.i of flan Francisco, And is tho oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. V Johnson, of this city. After an oxtendod trip to Salt Lake, Denver, and eastern points they will bo at homo to tholr many friends in Portland, Oregon. PERSONALS. A. T. Gilbert Is In Portland today. " Rev. John Parsons is in Woodburn to day. Prof. W. F. Scoblo Is a Portland vis itor today. Dr. 0. E. Lootnis of Eugene was In Salem yesterday. M. A. Cavanagh has gone to Wardner, Idaho to visit his brother. Mrs. Gladys Hooker is in Portland at tending to business matter. Dr. W. F. McDowell and Gou. W. II. Odell are in oodburu today. MIsb Irene Campbell, of Chemawa, is tho guest of Mrs. 0. A. Gray. GhcuitJudgall.P. BoIbo has returned from McMinnvlllo term of court. Mrs. Bdulah Boss of Brownsville Is ,tho guest of Mrs. Alico Gray of this city. Mrs. 0. II. Burgaaf has returned to her homo in Albany alter visiting Mre. Draper. Mr. and Mrs.Orr Royal liavo returned from an extended visit with friends at Tho Dalles. Miss Hazel Buchanan has returned to her homo in Portland after visiting relatives hore. Mrs. W. 8. Gordon has returned to her homo at Turner after a visit with Salem friends. Mrs. II. Blew, of Lewiatou, Idaho, is the guest of her Bister, Mrs. II. E. Hyint'H, of Salem. James Kylo, who succeeded McKinley Mitchell as Potato King of Marion coun ty was in Woodburn today. ' ,' Tho marriago of Misa.Kathryn Gilbert of Saiem to Mr. Henryllugglus of Port land is annouriped for Feb, 20. Mra. II. M. Clinton, of Portland, waa In tho city yeatorday, representing tho If M Polk Directory Company. Alias Geraldlno Foley came up from .Portland Thursday ovening and is the guest of Mies Myrtlo Thompson. Mies Frances Ilanna, of Gningevillle, Idaho, will arrlvo this evening to visit her friend, Miaa Caroline Ackormau. Mra. Perry Card will leavo in a few iluy8 for Honolulu to rejoin her husband, whofs there (or the benefit of hie health. Sunuel Hayden returned Thursday ovening from Portland, where bo went to dofeud John W. Louj;, of Butteville. Capt. and Mrs. M. R. Hanger of Diyton Wash, aro visiting their debtor, Mrs. U. 8 Williams, in this city. R. N Hoover, tho shinglo manufac turer of Detroit is a business visitor in Salem and is also visiting his family heio. Fred Gelbel, a merchant of La Grande, arrived in Salem Thursday evening, and isTisiting old Salem ac quaintances. Mr. an.4 Mrs. 0. F. Tipton have re turned to their home in Portland. Mr. Tipton has been emi loyed at the South ern Pacific freight depot. Will 0. Ketcbum has returned from a stay of two mouths at Sacramento, Cal , and la visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. II. G. Ketchum. Asahel Bmh Jr., and Charles Moore, Jr., who are attending Hill's Military Academy in Portland, returnod to Salem Thursday evening to spind the Spring vacation. Miss Frances Gilbert, of Aums vllle, (ormorly night telephone operator in Salem, , is danger ously ill in Eastern Oregon whither she went for her health, several vtecke ago. Aleck 8. Moir, former bookkeeper in the Ladd & Bush bank, who has been In New Mexico and California for the past two) ears for his hoalth will return to Salem soon. His many friends will be glad to hear that ho is improved in health, T, K. Ford went to Soto last even'ng on bupiness M. Ford, who Is one of Salem's leading brokers, says tbeth mand for money is good, hu. he remarks that in borrowing applicants indicate more prosperous conditions, the demand for loans In the aggregate being consid erably reduced from that of former years. Uncle Jimmy Klgin, one of the red. heeled farmers ol the Rowtdalt? hills was in town todav and says if theDttmwrats don't put up Judge Itooham he will vote for Ueer (or Governor. He fays beer haamadea inigMy uood Gtvernor and It w.ll take an awful good man on his own party ticket to make Wm qslt feel ing as he doos, although he did not vote (or Geer the other time. ir You Want a trnftl. firHt-alaM meal in every resfWftt, call at the While Heese Kestanrant. Open day and night. When your head ndhes nml ou feel weak and nervous. your stomach le out of order Tho Illtlorc ohnuld be taken .itonco. It eet JJ ho 6totnach .light and ! mi re" Headache. Indigestion. Constipation and Nervousness JITTERS Home Seekers From Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. George Jakoo arrived In Salem Thursday from Northern Ne braska and will permanently locnto in tho Willamette Vnlloy, Mr. Jakes hav ing purchased a stock ranch near Eu gone. Mr. Jakes is a brothor of Mrs. Wm. Bonson, of South Salem, and is more than dolightcd with his change of residence. 8. A. Carson arrived in Salem Thurs day evening from HaatitiBB, Nebraska Mr. Carson expects to locate in this sec tion and engago in tho stock business. He reports a severe winter in tho Cin irat ouues nut eaya (armors tnoro are fairly prosperous having last year har voBted an enormous wboat crop. The corn crop, however, was a failure. Many Nobrnskans aro preparing to como to the coast this spring, according to Mr. Carson, FOR THE CHILDREN To Keep Their Digestion Per fect Nothing is so Safe and Pleasant as Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets. Thousands of men nml women liavo found btuarl'a Dyspepsia Tablets tho safest and most reliablo preparation for any form of indigestion or stomach trouble. Thousands' of people who aro not sick, but aro well and wish to keop e take Stuart's Tablets fr nvery meal to In- aure'perfHct digestion and avoid trouble. Hut it ia not generally known that tho Tablets aro juet as good and whole- eomo for little folks as for tholr olders. Little children who aro pale, thin and 44lhlIU VtJIIUIVif trail UIU I'UIUl WJIlt HIIU i ... i havo no appetite, or do not grow or uiiitu, ciiuuuusu mu muiuio uuur um ( ing and will derive great benoflt .from , them. Mrs. G. II. Crotsley, 638 Washington St., Hoboken. New Jersey, Writes; Stu art's Dyspopsla Tablets just 11. la tho bill for children as well a? for oldor (oiks. I'vo had tho host of luck with them. My threo-year old girl takes thorn ns readily as candy, I have only to say 'tablets' and she drops everything olso and runs for them." A Buffalo mothor, a short time ago, who despalrod of tho lifo of her babo, was so delighted witli tho results from giving tho child tlioso tablets that she went beforo the notary public of Erie 1Go N. Y., and made tho following af fidavit: Gentlemen : Stuart's Dyspo'psia Tab lets wero reoommonded to me (or my two-mouths-old baby, which waa sick and puny and the doctors said wassuf. faring from indigestion, I took tho child to the hospital, but there found no relief. A friend mentioned the Stuart's Tablets und I procured a box from druggist and usod only tho large sweet lozenges in the box and was de lighted to iind they wero Just the thing (01 my baby, I feel justified in Baying that Stuart's Dyspepsia .Tablets saved my child's life. Mfw. W. T. Dktiiuu'b. Subscribed and sworn to beforo me this l'Jth day of April, KQ7. IlKa'ur Kaiiis, Notary I'ablio in aud-for Krin Oo,, N. V. For babies, no matter how young or deltente, the tablets will eeooinplieh wonders In increasing Jlwh, appetite and growth. Uswoulytlie large sweet tablets in every box. Full shwd boxes are sold by all druguUts for 60 ent. and no parent ahoald Metcleet the use of this safe remedy for alt stomach and bowel trouble II the ehild is ailing in any way regarding Its fj-xi or auimilation. Stuart's Dysppia Tablets have been known for years an the bwt preparation for all stomseh t roubles whether in adults or infants. 2 2 5 7 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tfie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of HOSTTTEfs ,2iVV!TTv?.Siffi?i UP Imi 1 V & A SUDDEN DEATH AT ALLEGANEY Robt. Haskell Dies in His Chair from Heart Failure -Was an Old Settler. - Mnrsliflcld DaII)', Mall, Last Saturday morning Robf rt Has kell, aged about 08 ycats, an old re8ident of C009 Countv. was found dead at file home In Alleganoy, whoro ho lived alono. Mr. Haskoll had boon ailing for some tlms. Thursday ovening Mr. Bloln, a neighbor, had beon to seo him and beforo leaving hod brought in a load of wood, ononsh to laat through tho next day. When Mr. Blnln returnod to tho houpo Saturday morning hla knock ing at tho door fallod to bring a ro aponsnond on looking thioughn window ho saw Mr. Haskell sitting in a chair In about tho same position ho wob In Thursday evening. Mr. Blalnmimmonedl Mr. Price who lived n abort dlstunco awaylnnd they broke into tho house. Thoy found Mr Hakoll had been dead some timo and It is eupposod that ho died soon after Mr Blaln left on Thurs day evening as only two or thrco sticks of tho wood had been burned. It la supposod that death waa duo to failure. Tho funeral took place at Alleganoy. heart Mon- Their Claims Set at Rest Tho claim of other cough medicines to ho a good ns Ohamborlaln'a ore effectu ally sot at rest In tho following testimo nial of Mr. 0. D. Glass, an omployo of Bartlett & Dennis Co., Gardner, Me. Ho says: "I hod kopt addlmr to a cold and cough In tho winter of 1897, trylntr every conch medicine I heard of without permanent help, until ono day. I was In tho drug atoro of Mr. Houlohan and ho advised mo to trvOhninberlaln'H Cough Remedy nttd offered to pay buck my money If I was not cured. My lungs and bronchial tubes wero very soro at this time, but I was completely curod by thla romedy, ond bavo Blnco alwaya turned to It when I got a cold, and Boon find relief. 1 also recommend It to my friends and am'jjlad to sav It Ib tho best of all cough mediclriOB." For Balo by Dr. Stono's Drug Stores. - Britain, Japan and tho United Statca hove (orbid China to concludo tho Mon churlon treaty with Russia. Danger of Colds and La Grippe, The greatest dauger from colda and In urippo Is their reiultim: in pnoumonla. K reasonablo care la Used, however, and Ohnmborlain's Cough Remedy taken, all danger will bo avoided. It will rum a cold or an attack of hi grippe In leai timo than any other treatment. It i pleasant and pafo to take. For sale by Dr. Stono's Drug Storoa. Cii.W'OSrilil.. L. Vt.J llj. . IUUI II..M.M HA.U.M fltir Its ftl,iu TJ mn "'"'''J ojb&iu BJguatnrt rt 'yffl&c Fifteen Baker City minora are under bonds to nwalt tho action of tho circuit court ou ft chargo of-tloting. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contains Mercury nnmprr.tirvwlllnurolvdeptroy tllOfcOMMIof sin i.l I and comnletolv dorauuo tho whole ayatom when ontoring It through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never bo tiBCtl excopt on prescriptions from roputablo physicians, as tho dam age thoy will do is ten fold to tho good you can possibly derive from them. Hull's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Ohonoy A Co., Toledo, 0 contains no mercury, and Is taken tntornaiiy, acting " " a a 1 . " directly upon tho blood and mucous sur- (Cof tho system. In buying Hall's lio system, in ouying iibiib Jura bo aureyou got tho gentttno. ii internally nnd made in Toledo, (jatarrh Cu Itlatukon Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Co. 'testlino- nialB free. Sohi by Druggists, prico 7oc. por uottie. Hull's Family Pills aro tho belt. O .A. 'X O 3SL X lu . Bwrs th. Q T l8d Vm Hata Alwan Bougli The rush to the new Chestochena diggings near Vuldes, Alaska, la on. tied Time take a pleasant herb drink, tho next morning I feel bright and my com plexlon is bettor. My doctor says it acts gontly on tho stomach, Uver and kidneys, and is a pleasant laxativo. It Is made of horbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lime's Modi cine.' All druggists Bell it at 25c. and 60 ots. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho bowols eaoh day. If you cannot get It, tend (or (roe sample. Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy, N. Y. Tho Boer War so far has cost the British over 25,000 men. 0-A.JSC:i7tt.X.4-. Bun tho Ita Kd Yw Hats tors Bwalp Slgoiture ma& Helena, Mont., assay ofllco handled lU0,7C0ingod latt month. iCOUGH SYRUPi eurcfl Ilor-Ulng Cotihs, Horo Lungs, Broiu.liitlH. (Irippe. l'notiraonlM and all fcvoro Inner flfTeetlons. Why tlwn risk ooneump tlon, a slow, euro death? Take -warning 1 At nt onoel Buy a bottlo of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, doctor's proscription, used over 60 years. Price, only 36 cento. Insist on iwviriy It. Don't bo im jumta upon. Itoluso tho dealer eubetltute: it in not an good as Dr. Sail's. Salvation Oil cure RbeumatUm Arke and I'aJnj. IS&23CK. Farmer's Teams Standing la treat of the birseu store aext to the water lar task at ike UdJ k Duth task aad UUit (Kted with sew harness are a commea tlf ht. For (4rt IcuUrs Injulr e of Shafer's Harness Shop 23 Costmerclil Street. l-a C MKj SMJLVEJft jyiffimii. Liiu i t; KB i M'fMVWt ". 1 1 ! AVegclabie PrcparalionrorAs slmilaling UicriXKlniuIRcUula -ling lite Slomachs nndUowels of HM?imimfi Promotes Digestion Checrrur nessandncst.Contains neilhcr Opiuni,Morplune nor Mineral. "Sot Naiic otic . aw rBMjarxKummiaut MxSfmiit UttltlU Soif -sttdsrSnd Jntrmiitl -IhTutxXHilrSata CttllfwlyltlfV Apcifccl Ilcmcdy rorConsIIpa llon , Sour Slomnch.Dlarrhoca rorms .Convulsions, Feverish ness nml Loss of Sleep. FacSinvilc Sifinnlure or new vonic. EXACT COP OF WRAPPER bg&r.JV&l?;-. fl gngiijiirwiti-rwiri Iffi 11 W fciTTIl H B H Dw H i Vjl ym. DH Kj H ft H B H EXACT COP OP WRAPPER H iW H 1 H II 1 I Bel Wc . W ?" U8r U Willi Tilt OCNTUB COMP1NT. t)CW VOMN CITY. Dunne's oU6 Sprats ...WE HAYE THEffl... CALL AND GET PRICES, SAYAGB SEEDMEN, CAPITAL BREWERY Beer has stood tho test of experioucn. Thou why not give a home production the preference Home eaiiiUil, hom labor and home browed boor aro growing in popularity, l'oople loy.il to home indus try givo it the preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS jra.CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. OREGHN ShqtIine AND DKI'AIIT KOH TIME SCIICDULnS Kroin I'ottlnnd, Or, AKItlVK KKOM CIllOMKO 1'ortlHiiJ HlKClnl 8l a. m, Via Ittiut Ingtoit "At'lantfo Kiprcm B p. in. via Hunt ItiKtou Halt Ijike. Dimver. Ft, Worth. Omaha. Katuai City. Ht. IxulK, Ohl&tgo l.30.p in, nnu haat lt Uk, Denver Ft Worlli, Omaha, Kann City, St. IamiId, Uhieago till. l ami r.aoi. Ht. I'aul Katt Malt d.lo l, m, via Spokauo Walla Walla, Uwltgu, Biokna. Wallace. I'll II man. UlnmtHiKltt HI. I'aul, Duluthfllwaukve iiiiiaci. nuu r.oiu. 79 hours 79 L PORTLAND TO CHICAGO JL ho Chance of Cars Through tickets via this route to all Eattern points on sale at Southern Pa alflc depot ofllcu. OCEAN AND ItlVCR SCIIEOULt! From Portland1 All mIIIhk date milijwt to CIiailKO Kor'bau Franojfcco Hall tnery 6 day Sp. in i p. Mt Italljr K p Battir 10 00I.UMII1A HIVKIl m 'no Aitotia and Way X. u Dd ljllMlIlll!. WILLAMETTE RIVEIt Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for Port landand way landings on TuoHltty.Thura duys nml Saturdays, about 10 n. m. For Corvaliis vnd way lundiiigd, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays nl about 6 p. m. ? A. L. CRAIG, M P. BALDWIN. (Jen. Past). Aift Agt. O It A. N dock Portland, Ore talwm. Ore O, C, T, Co's I'ASfcPNGEH STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Port'and Monday. Wcdaesdaand Frlday.IOo.oi. ForCoivalils ruciday.Thurs day od Saturday at 5 p in Quick Time, Cheap Kates Deck: Foot of Trade it. M. P. IiaLDWIN. Art Dr. Grace Albright Graduate ofiAncricaa School of OjteeMtby. t t livery day exeept Burulay. 0 Svery day IM " to VI m tiMra 0 to 12 a. in : I to 4 p. m. FWlrfwa' Temple, Cor. Oourt and streets. Phone, Main 2181. Dr. Tacle Beat, assistant. dd High Tor Infanta and Children, Tno Kind You Have Always Bought Bean Ose or uver Thirty Years Si RBID SAlEM, OREGON ii n i i n n is Lenrrai n. h, Efficiently Serves aYast 'my lernxory Dythrouih service to and from the principal cities lathe following states: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI ARKANSAS TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Throuib 1 jurist Cars From The Facific Coast TO Chicago .ad Cincinnati Connectlnc with t hrouth trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fast and handsomely equipped, steam-heated trains Dining Cars, nutlet Library Cars bleeplnt Cars. Free Hecllnloi Chairs Cars. bend fifteen cents In stamps for wall map of the United States and Cuba for par ticulars rciardlnc rates, time, service e,e, call en or address (iTHUMimL 142 Third St. Com'l, A('t. Portland, Orcion. Corvaliis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. m, Train leaves Cor viiiIIh. . . . 1:C0 p. mi Plain urrlvoH Yaqulna . 0.-15 p. in. No. I Returning; Loaves Yaqulna O'OOu.m, Leaves Corvaliis 1 ItSO u. m. Arrives Albany 12:15p.m. No. 3 For Detroit! Leaves Albany 7:00 a.m. Arrlvo Detroit 12:15 p, in No. 4 From Dotrelt: Leaves Dotrolt 12M6 p m Airlvos Albuny...... ... GWO p. m Trains I arrives in Albany in time to connect with the H, P. south bound, train, us well as giving two or throe hours In Albany beforo departure ot B. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No 2 connects with tho B, P. west side train at CorvUlis Crowing for hide endotHO, McMinnvlllo and all points north to Portland J, IVHNMt, KDWIN &TONK, Agent, Albany. Manage Tlie Great operajl KByweok n i r 1 1 ly I'" on a l ly KOCK Island Comluoted Tour 1st Kxcuraloncar Rniltt botwoon Port- IVVJUIC land ami Chica go eliango via the World's greatest Been Icllne, making oloeo connection t Chi cago in I; iron Dep t for all points East Daily standard sleeping 'vgrfffifaf ear between Fait Laka nmnWl City, Denver and Chicago, .W!WiliJ Buffet, Library imoking HPAMuHj ars between Pueblo, Den- ver and Chiraito Tho bo t an I mojt reasonable dining oar service I otweou Pueblo and Ohicayo. If you aro going to Kanwi City, Onmha, Dea Moines, Cld eauo or any pluee east, you should en quire alKWt the (Jreatltock Island Route hwire purehaslng your ticket. Ask your nearest tleket agent about it, or write for folders and any information desired, A, IS, Goomt. Geu'l. Agt., Portland, Or. 3 tlie , 4 1 Signature W I f M Hi IV f 00 Mm, lillr vOvSJsL J classified ADVERTISEfflETS Advertisements, five lines or less, In this column Inserted three tlmesfor 2Sc. 50ca Week.SLSO a month. All over five lines attheaama V.tV GIRL WANTKD-Fm- general h,oulS,. work. Apply ntCronh-fl gnlle;y. , UIsGINEER Competent, experienced, reliablo, wants permanent position. Adtlrees A. II. M. Journal office. 1.8-tf. i r i i FOR SALE. -ki 8AY, FRIEND -Don't complain about that poor, colorless and tasteless coffee you iind for breakfast, but phono. MhIh 2721. That's Rntlclilff. Howill send you eomo coffee that will mako you happy all tho day. The only place where coffee ia roasted in tho city. Improved gas method tired. FOR HALE 40 acres 15 in cultivation. 3 miles from Salem, 2,000 your own torms Patton liros. Hook Store. 2-4U- WOOD. Dry second growth fir, 4 foot, delivored.to Iioubds and stores prompt ly. Leavo orders with It. L. Wado. fto. Salem, and W. A. Whlto. 210 Commercial. 128lf NEW WOOD YAltD.-Sawfrd Sud four foot wood. Largo and second growtk fir, neh ond willow dolivorod to any lwttof tho city. Phono 2515 Black. W. II. Burdlck. 12-1 8tf. -" FOR RENT. FOR RENT-Residence with eight rooms, electric light, hot and cold water, finely furnished. Apply at 85 Commercial street. 2 It lw FOR RENT Three furnished, rooms. Inquire- of A. Olinger, at 821 Mill street, or Phono black. k. ' 1 7 t( FOR RENT Nowly ..finished .office. rooms in iucuornack mock Btoarn hoat, olovator. 10-26tfr LOST AND FOUND- LOST A thirty Bccond dogreo Malo'ulc cmoiem, ou tno county road botwoon llrooks and Salem. Finder will re ceive sultablo reward by leavlng.eamai at Journal Ofllco. SPRAYING. SPRAYING and pruning., Leavo or-i- dera nt Gray Brothers. Richards and-a Fintgan. 1 11 ml -i MISCELLANEOUS. WILLSON'8 SHAVING PXRi;ORS. Tho only ahoi In" tlio city" uiing'the Antlsoptio Razor StOrlllzoK- "I'alss -W havo a Dandruff Cure that cures or.ne nnu Tna W IVill.nn ll.nn Oil ,.j. ..u. I,. HIIIOUU, ivjiii il Com. St. 12 2 tf LODOES. CORESTERS OF AMERICA-Court Sherwoo,, r Forest r0. 19. meets Frldilvnlhta1n!Tur" fltr block. Ira Hamilton. C. It. A. L." Urowa.- Scc'y. pitOTnCTION-Lodie No, 2, Autle'nt Order r United Workmen, meets overv Saturday. cventOEtn the llolman Hall, corner State and Liberty streets Vliltlm brethren welcome. 9. A McFadden. M. W. J A. beilwood, ite-i cordcr. . HOP AhD PRODUCE BUYBRS. I CAltMlCllAEL-llop buyer. Office In Dush' J Ureyraanllldf. , Salem, Qreion. (Samples of choice hops solicited from all (rowers. SE BUSINESS CARDS. HUIB WIMG ANG CO. -U0 State Btrect Fancy and Dry Goods. Chlnawarer-'Mat MatVk ittf . la- tines. Silks. Co ton, wool goods. Waists, wrao pcrs. white embroidery laces, underwear, la- ales' and fcms'niclit towns, rtow at lowest prices. O. H.JfIAC Succccssor to Dr, J. M. Koono, in Whitn (Inrnnr. Hnlnm Orn Pnrlln itn. liring nuperior operations at modoratV) (eo In any branch aro In especial request Sal OFF1CK, 01TY HALiif ' Forjwnter btrvlca upply at ufflo. iilllu payublo monthly In advaoco Mako all complalntH at tno office B. F JONES,' Attornoy-nt-Lnw Toledo, Oroton, ' H Waa C'lork or Uroutt Courlfor alx retra and baa an up-to-data abntrtotoi all property to Llnoola romitr. ll-17m r The Yariety Stoife China and Glassware, tin. aimteJ and wooden ware, dolls nnd ahtmreVr dishes, tissue papers, nupklus, station oy, envelopes, etc. , Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Street. Royal Insurance Co. A.T. illmrt. rf-lilunt nifixt nf iiIuwh Insuran jCo. is now nrenartfUtoVoial miH" i ourmiuo uiibiuvw. tviiiataiux handler sal estate. 1 huve a team and mirrlttOM whtfih In nt. mv mi.iltmnr7a. mp.. viuu anu i win tauo piuauuru in snowing parties what I have for snlo. Qlllce.a),. present witn i. a. i.tvemey iV to. SOULE BROS -aw PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS ; PrtF CftlottM1 Sat4 IImIu PORTLAND OR. leave orders at Ce. Will's Music Store. t . ...IIUIE WING SANG C0. 140 State Street. t All kind Fancy and Dry Goods, Oni-i nawure, Matting", hius, uotton and,. wool untatiJ. All kind. WJalatfiu Wirap. pers, Whit embruldxry ImiysLOnder wear and all k'nds lailleH' oriu uonls' night BOHUB. Now at Lowest ,rlces.1i HOW'S YOUR CUOTHES T When you Iind your olothea nU' out olt order, worn aim with bnttotig off, etc. you want I ha nghlipeison of tht-ni ami that 'pnreuii mother at tho Silum Dyu' tq take gore At this ustabliahmentyouoAu get auy get i I Bio thing set to rlgldi.frntn a pair ofgloreB, o tne most elaborato silk gown. A gentleniKD can get his hat oleaned, his troii'ere eroasetl, or his whole suit le. jiivwiated to suit his tastev also (onr suits a Bionth fpr 9110 dollar,. Hutlons seweil on, rips eewed up, spjts pretfrd ' on short notice. New goods shrunk for urees making. f MRS. 0; II. 105 Comniorcl cumr' Water 'fr '4 t , ; 4 ft m m m m H i m J i ' ii x4 1 fa ) tl , A . .tN --.i u r ffi',l't,,,KJ
