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Newspaper Page TextTTtf """ fljwwfjjpp''' ""wnimsw' T't fe c jrjvrn'yTffrw y Catarrh Tho causo exists in tho blood, In what causes inilumirmtlon of the inuoouineinbrnno. It is therefore impossible to cure tho disease by local applications. It is positively dangerous to neg. loot It, becauso it always, affects tho stomach and deranges tho general health, and is likely to develop into consumption. Jfnnr liw Iw radically and permanently eurril br Hood's BursaiKirllla. It cleanses tbo blood and lias a peculiar alterative and tonlo tircct. It. l.nnir. California Junction, lown, writes: "I had catarrh tliruo years, lost my ppetlto aud could not sleep. Jly head gained me and 1 felt bad all mer. I took Hood's SarsaparllU and now havo a irood nppetlto, sleep w ell, and have no symptoms of catarrh." Hood's Sarsaparltla Promises to cure and keeps tho promise. It is better not to put off treatment buy Hood's today, More- Special Salo on China ware and lamps Is over, anJ eorao parties will be sorry that thoy liavo not take i advant age of tho Special Salo and savo 20 cents en the dollar. Trtko atlvantago of it. GooJs nrj markod eamp old prlco not changed and you got 20 per cent. off. nemember Always Fresh Roasted Coffee and Good Tea to be had at Yokohama Tea Store M. UREDEMKIER, Prop, Phone 2411. Free Delivery '- i Portland Visitors Perkln's Hotel Restaurant White Cooks, lunch 10; to 125c. Meat a Is carte,20cu . Dally Journal on flic. 5 27 A statistical Hum of Intercut to vi men Is that today women arc two Inches taller on an avurngp than th.. were twenty-five yours ugo. Lnmpblnck mixed with turpeiitlno to a consistency thnt will How readily from the brush irnkes n Reed umkiiig Ink. POLICEMAN REILLY Rescues a Connecticut , Wc man From Horrible Top ture. Mrs. WilliainCotter, of Hart" ford, the Victim, Tells the Story in an Interview. A Terrible Experience. "It was horriblo," said Mrs, Cotter. "I almost wished for death to relievo mo. Out help nomo in time and I ntn Tory grateful. "Toll you tho story? Yes, li.deod. I never grow tired of Idling it, Several years ago I was taken with neuralgia and suffered untold misery. I tried a great many doctors nd tevcral reme dies with thtm'Milt that I found tempo rary relief but f tvas not cured, and be gan to fear that I never would bo. Thou Policeman Rellly, who is n neighbor of ours, recommended that I try Dr. Wdliama' Pink Pills for Pale PeoploHTid I didfn, I thought that tho first box gavo mo pome relief, and my husband insisted that I keep on hiking them. I did and I can truly say that these pills are the only inedicino that ever permanently I enelitted me. ' I used to havo to give up entirtly and He down when the pain canio on My faco would swell up so that my eyes would close. Tho pills cured all th'a and I have had no return of it for the last threo jears. I keep tho pills con stantly on hand as I believe thoy aroa wonderful household remedy. To Dr. Williams' Piuk Pills for Palo Peoplo I owo all the comfort I have en joyed for the past three years in being free from neuralgia and I am glad to be able to recommond them." Many who are now tortured with neuralgia will read with interest the above statement, which 1b beyond doubt as it was, given over tho signature of MrB. WiJUbuj Cotter, whose husband has been Democratic RoJster ol Elec tions in Hartford, Conn , for over ten years, and who is well known through out the state. Mrs. Cotter, who lives at No. 42 Wind, eor street. Hartford, ie the mother of a happy family, aud Is now enjojing ex. cellent health. Dr. Williams' Pink Pil s for Pale Peo "1 will not only euro caeei similar to th.t of Mrs. Cotter, bu, containing a uiey do, all the elements necessary to give new life and richuesa to the blood and restore shattered nerves, they hae proved eflluacious in a wde range of did ''ea. They aro an unfailing specific for uch diseases as locomotor ataxia, par tial paralysis, 8t. Vitus' dance, Bclatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous head che, the after-effect of grip, of fever id of other acute diseases, palpltat'oti of the heart, pale and sallow complex ions and all forms of weakness, either In male or female. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Palo Peoplo are sold by all deal ers, or will be sent postpaid on receipt of price, flftycentBa box; six boxee, two dollars and fifty cents, by address ing Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Schen ectady. N. V. One DIAMOND CONTRACT SWINDLE Insurance With a $200 Diamond Thrown In. The Insurance Press Says the Postal Authorities Should Suppress It. Tho unfortunate residents of virlouB Western states aro again to bo "dono" by a bubble emanating from Minneapo lis, Minn. tbo Tontine Savlnisa Associ ation, with "Disraon 1 contracts." The Insurance Press wonders how many twnous remember, to their cost, the advent in 1837188:1 of tho gteat American Building A Loan Association of Minneapolis. Thnt was a somewhat similar get-rich-quick affair, although on a larger ecalo. The American Building A Loan prom ised much aud gave nothing. Hovr many unfortunate, families woro bankrupted by that schome, and how many aro to be duped by tho Diamond cou tract? Tho Tontine Savings Association, ia order to aroid coming into coutilct with tho insurance laws, or with tho anti-lot-tory law, offers to jive a (20J diamond on the following terms. When you sign an npplici'ion for a Diamond Contract you mj the agent or the aaBociation live dollars down, wb e- upon an explicit contract is delivered to yuu by thu association. This contract calls for tho payment of (1 25 per week tor sixty consecutive weeks, mating me total payments amount to 80. It you keep up thosu payments for tho full six ty weeks, then when tho contract is reached in the order of performance, that Is, when yours is the oldest outstanding contract, tho association will deliver '.o you a twu-carat commercial nhito, clear aud (lawless diamond north fiOOatro tall. All contracts whatsover issued by any person or concern, should either guaran tee as to tho amount or as to 'thu timo. in most cases if not all, building and loan societies or companies guarantee as to the timo of pajmont to their respect ive patrons aud estimate the amount which shall bo due them. ' In the plan of the Diamond Contract, issued by this association we reverse that ' ordor aud make amount the essence ol , our contrai t and tno time inustiinaieri. To illustrate; If you pay thu sixty con secutive payments, your contract thtn becomes fully paid and uou-forfuitable, and you will bu entitled to receive the diamond if rescind in the order of per-' formanco at, that time. But should the periou oi mummy exceed sixty weouB, or run ovor, ib tlie common exproislon is, yuu will be to no expuusi of further payment of installments, but will be holding practically what au insurance- company would term a p.Ud-up policy. In their companies tho policy would be pay able to your bcntllciary at our deatb,tu which case tune Is ulao eatlmateu, aiiu is tormed ''your period of expectancy of life." You mty die much earlier than that neriod.oryou may 'ivo long after it, hut tho law of average protects the com nanv or association in its estimate. In our cam the amount would be payable- to you when yours been mo the oldest out standing contract. Tho period of ma turity will not remain steady at any giv en point, as the vol u tno of new business and amount of lapsus aro subject to the same lluctatlons that surround any or dinary businees enterprise, but thu law ol average luliyprotects you agaiuai an unreasonable length of time and guaran tees perpotultyto the business. It Is said that fully 80 per cent of tho membership of benetlciary organizations let their payments or dues lapse at one period or another, and aB naught is re turned to them, such lapse's accrue to the benefit of those, who do make full payment. Supreme Court on Frauds The Siipromo Court ot the United States decided in tho case of Durland vs. United States that the revised statutes forbidding tho use of thu mails to fraud ulent concerns covers "everything de signed to defraud my representations aB to the past or present or suggestions and promises as.to the future." In another Court of thu United States, in tho cneo of United States vs. Jones, it was dtcided that "any scheme, the necessary result of which be to defraud somebody, would bo a'schemo to defraud within the meaning of the statute." Harrison J. Barrett, acting assistant attorney-general for tho postofflce de partment, on December 7. WOO, In pretentiug hit "Opinion as to the Use of the Mails in the Promotion of Certain tio-Oalled Bend Investment Schemes," raade tho following statement' "It is my judgment that a scheme or plan of business which is promoted by means of promises which cannot bo ful filled, and by representations, pretontes or suggestions, with calculation tending to demonstrate that the promises made can be met, when in fact the person making such promises, etc.. could by proper inquiry and investigation, which he was brund to make, have readily as certained that it would be impossible to carry out the same, and tliat sucu rep resentations, suggestions and calcula lions were untrue aud misleading, is, so far as the quest on as to the aw of the malls in the promotion thereof is con cerned, a echemoor device to defraud by means of fulte and (rauduleut pretenses, representations and promises." The decision of the postofllc depart ment appears to be broad enough to cover the Tontine Savins Astoeiation scheme, which should be suppressed, without delay, by the Postmaster-General if the local authorities of Minnesota are unable to act. Wnat Snstl we Hive rorDeiertr This questieu arises lu the family every day, Let us answer It teday. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared In two minutes. No boiling! no baklngl simply odd boiling water and set te cool. Fla-vorei-Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. Get a package at your grocer's today. 10 cts. dcirrUa eigaatut khU "Kht)IMieNi wt& w Ifyoa (foot ste it anywhere else you wUI find it la Prv'a Almanac. It Is fu I of valuable Information. Call for a free copy at Fry's Drut 1 w2. ffij iiifflmBP'" An Excellent Combination. Tho pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy 3rnur or lTias, manufactured by the Galifoiinia Fio Svnui' Co illustrate mevaiuoor obtaining tho llrmid luxu ttve principles of plants known to bi medicinally luxativo and presenting them in tho form most refreshing to tin tasto and acceptable to tho system. It is tho one perfect strengthening ln.n tive, cleansing tho system clYeottuillv dispelling colds, headaches and fever Kontly yet promptly and enabling our veroome habitual copstiimtlonncr iauently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stavo, and its acting on the kidneys, llvor and bowels, without weakening r irritating them, mako it tho Ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs ara used, as thoy aro pleasant to tho taste, buttho medicinal qualities of the -omedy are obtained from senna nnd other aromatic plants, by a method lenown to tho Oalifoknia. Fio Svnui Co. only. In ordor to got its beneficial oiTccts and to avoid imitations, please remember tho full namo of tho Comnnny printed on thoront of overy package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRAHOIBOO, OAX. X.OOISVZX.I.X, JET. NSW TOIUC, N. V. For sale by all Drucglats. Prlco Wo. per bo tt la United States Marline Inspectors are investigating tho wreck of tho San Bias on tho coast of Salvador on Dec 17. NOAR GUMENT JNEEDED Every Sufferer From Catarrh Knows that Salves Lo tions, Washes, Sprays and Douches Do Not Cure. Powders, lotions, salves, prays nnd inhfllerB cannot really euro Catarrh bc c'RUfn this dieonsu is a bloood dipcatc, and local npplicUlnnp. if thoy nccoin- plMi anything, at all, simply give tran eiont relief. Tho catarrhal poi'on is In tho blcoil and ll o mucous membrane o( tho noso, throat and trachia trioi to ruliove the system by sccroting large qmntiesof mucous, the discharge sometimes closing tho Eustachian tubes, aud after a time causing catarrh of stomach or sorioue throat and lung troubles. A rotnody to really euro catarrh must bo an internal remedy which will cleanse tho blood from catarrhal poison and ro movu the fever and coujestlon from the mucous mombrano. Tho best and most modern romedlos for this purpo'e aro antiseptics scien tifically known as Kucalyptol, Guaiacol, Sanguinarla and Ilydrastin, and while each of these have been successfully utod separately, yet it has been difil cult to get them all combined in one palatablo, convenient and efficient form Tho manufacturers of the now catarrh cure, Stuart.e Catarrh Tab.ets, have suc ceeded admirably in accomplishing this result, They aro large, pleasant tast ing lozenges, to bo dissolved In the mouth, thus reaching every part of the mucous membrane or tho throat and finally the stomach. Unlike many catarrh remedies, Stu art's Catarrh Tablets contain no cocaine, opiato or any injurious' drug whatovor and are equally beneficial for littlechil dren aud adults. Mr. O. It. Hembrandt of Rochester, N. Y., says; "I know of fow people who have suffered as much aB I from Catarrh of thu head, throat and stomach I used sprays, inhalers and powders for months at a time with only slight relief, and had no hope of cure. I had not the means to make a change of climate, which reemed my only chanco of cure. "Last spr ng I read an aooouiit of some remarkable cures made Stuart's Catarrh Tablets ami promptly bought a fifty cant box from iny druggist and obtained such pixitivo benefit from that one package that I aontinued to uie them daily until I now consider myself entirely free from thu disgusting annoy' ance of catarrh , my head is clear, my digettion all I could ask and my hear ing, which had begun to (ail as a result of the eatarrh. has greatly improved until I feel I eari bear as well ever. They are a I ousehold necessity in my fam ily." Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are told by druggists at 50 cents for compete treat ment and for eonvieneo, tafety and prompt results they are undoubtedly the long looked for orttarrh sure. 2 4 0 8 Ifyeudoat see it anywhere else, you will flai It In Fry's Almanac It Is full of va'uatle UKormatlen. CaH for a free copy arFy'sDrug Sterc w2 O J3k. JS " C 3Et X ux. . fUanta. ,1toWfoHMtiarlBi IMPROVED RAILROAD APPLIANCES That are Introduced qn Burlington Line. the Safely, coupled with speed, Is tho aim of every great railroad ; but above all things safely. No innovation that gives promise of In u ing the safoty of pataengorB or of carrying thorn more quickly Is over looked by tho heads ol modem railroads. Every improvement tending to Increase speed must of necessity bo couutorlml anced by somo devico that will insure safoty. Nothing fills the&o requirement to such an extent as tho nlr-brako. Tho lateat improvement In tills valuable aid to train operation Is a high-speed attach ment which, after several years of ex perimonting, has beon brought to such a etato of perfection that it mav bo called porfect. The now high-speed brako adopted by tbo Burlington Route, tho first western railroad to put this safety devico in op eration on all through trains, consists c.f the standard quick-action brako with a pressure-regulating attachment. It was designed to meot tho requirements of trains scheduled at tho high average rates of speed now In common service. Tho value of this improvement may bo appreciate.! whon lt is realized that the high speod brako will stop a train in 30 per cont, less dlstanco than required with tho brako ordinarily in ueo. Whllo local truina frequently run at very high ratos of apocd for short dis tances in convenient places, their opera tion is under conditions that involve but little more real risk than the run ning of a slow freight. With a good roadbed, well b 1 asted and laid with hoavy steel, a clear track and an un obstructed view for eovoral miles, tho engluoor of a local train may indulge in a burst ot speed at fifty or sixty miles por hour and yet keop his train nndor control. But tho trains which rcqulro evory possible safeguard nro not of this kind rimy aro tr.iins which must run at a high averago tpos i, requiring a 'velocity through yanh nnd ovor bridges, switches and crossings (whoro trains are required to bu under full control) not heretofore lomandod. Safety signals have beon located at Mich distances from dangor points us to provide ample spneo in which to bring ordinary trains to a stop from tho cub tomary speed ol 25 or tSO mi 13 por hour, but there Is no such provision for the present dty flyers, which must go through ou echudulu time, but slightly reducing speed at many places whoro oidinary trains barely move. It is to meot tlioso now nnd unusual requiromenlB. which havo sprung up within recent years, that thu new braku is designed. And it meets them as no othor dovlco can. Thu prlnclplo of the now braku is not hard to understand aud It is simpluln operation. By moans of auxiliary nlr tanks of high pressure, it oxerts a comparatively high pressure on tho whecla as high speod and relaxes tho pressure automatically as thu speed slackens, For instance, a train 1b run ning at (JO or 70 miles per hour whon the onglnaer sights an obitructlon on the track. With tho old sty lu braku ho could apply a pressure of only 70 punds to tho-equaru inch, but with tho now apparatus 110 pounds aro available in an instant. As tho speed slackens tho pressuro relaxes, therefore pro venting nheols from sliding, which would ilatton them und perhaps cause soriotiB injury. Tho customary braking forco which an ongineor may ueo ia about 00 por cunt of tho wofght of the car, but an emorgoncy application of tho new brako Increases this to about 125 per cent; or, in other words, tho pressure of the brako shoes upon tho car wheels is about 40 per cent, greater. The careful loats which havo been made show that a train may be stopped in30 per cent, lois distance than with tho next best braking appllanco. The Burlington engineer now alts In his cab alert and keon-oyod at ever, hut ho knows that by a more twist of the wrhH ho can stop his train In far tors time than he could with tho old braku. This difference will, In many instances, amount to the difference between safety and disaster. The possibility of a wreck is lessoned In jtiBt tho degree that tho distance in which the train may be brought to a standstill la decreased. Though the installation of thu now brako on theBurllngton's equipment has been too recent to give facts and figures of its achievements on this road, its re cord since Introduction has been remark able by reason of its uniformly high of fic ency and entire freedom from accid ent. There is every reason to believo that Its adoption by other railroads will havo a marked effrot in increasing tho sifety of high-speed trains, BdnentoTour llowl Willi Oiucarets. OsDdy Oaihertle. oure eMtavlpatlon forever. We.Jta. If C.O.C fall, draw law refund moaoy Iliilunrluii Ilrlsiiiiusi The IIhIIuiii mountain huvo been the home uud IjuiidIm of many brig hiuIm through eoiiturles of Bulgarian history. In the sixteenth century u national movement against tho opprud hIoii of Turkey foil Into the bauds of brigand ehlefH. They were known by the name of Maldutln. They woro rep resented as friends of the poor, the pro tectors of the weak, the allies of Chris ttaiM and the foes of the Mohammo (Imiiu. in legends and lu songs tholr names and fame were iteriKituated. They uereusel from (he ranks of the atengers uud the worthless. Onee identified with them a brigand's wfty consisted In continuing with them. The I Turks blocked the way to return to the I tanks of coujumiii citizenship Vlllug i rs often welcomed them as deliverers ' ftjiu their oupmtKora. Luh's TVees; iii imuhwmiiiih 1 1 ii in 1 1 j, mB&mMmMMwmamsBHmm I J id AVcgclable Pr cparalioiiTor As -slmilatlnglhcFoodnndllcguia-ling the Sloinnchs ntulDowis of lEsaKffiisiHmsa Promotes Digestion Cheerful ness and nesi.Conlnins neither Opltini.Mornhmc nor Mineral. Not Nauc otic . thripteroidDrSAMUELrtTaum IvrnpkM Strtt AlxSmnK shUttSrrU t Jlfpftnunl m BtCettauifJUa fffrtfod Jkfir lllilityrrxn flatvr. Apcrfccl Ilentctly ForConstipa Tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions, revensh ness nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature or NEW YORK. tjaaaaHj EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. 'fca i aBMfeaj-- , ppi:Qifj SDunne'e Solib ptae ...WE HAVE THEM... CALL AND GET PRICES. SAYAGB Si RBID SEEDMEN, SALEM, OREGON CAPITAL BREWERY Ileor has stood tho tost of oxporlenco. Then why not lvo a homo production tho preloronco. Home capital, home labor and home hrouud boor aro growing hi popularity. People loynl to homo indus try give It tho proforonuo. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS .arm. CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. 11 .riirrnl Hint. "Plcnsniit ollkcrt'Joti luivo lieio,"fsuld n polley holder who visited n llfo Iiihiu unco ollleo hi the Postal Tcloj,'niph liulldlUK I" Now Yotl; to pity his pie inliim. The windows overlook the City Hull park nnd tho Niitluin Hale stntue. "Yes," replied tho liisuniiivo mini, "but tho Inscription on that Hale stat ue, patriotic nnd IumpIiIiik though it Is, strikes n discordant unto In the soul of ouo who Is underwriting risks on men's lives. Look ut It 'My only rogrot Is Unit I huvo but one llfo to glvo lu defense of my country.' "New York Times. Dentine In fiitiirca, Mr, Nuwod I havo au option on that lllitnk iivunuo lioiiHC. How would you like It for our home, my dear? Mrs. Nowed Oh, It's n pietty place, but you know It Is suld to bo hnuntod Maminii snys sho wouldn't sot hor foot lusldu tho door for uuy amount of money. Mr, Nowed Thnt Bottles It. I'll close tho den! for It tho first thliii; hi the mornlut,' Chleneo Ni'ws. CASTOR I A Por Infants and Ohildron. Tho Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho iff sU"7 . sl. BlKnaturo of tAjzfTZT-GUCfUtt Tho Warren linn Menmor Kansas Is dctalnod at Liverpool Eiif. with 24 oases of smallpox aboard. muh.? Dr. Hull's Couch Syrup will euro n Couch or Cold nt onco. Couquoni Croup, WhoopIng-CouKh nnd Moaslc Cougii without full. Alothorfl pralso It, Doctors proscrlbo it for Uronchi tis, HoarsonLtts. Qrlnpo, Pnoutnonla nnd Consumption. It gives quick, suroroeultn. I'lico, 2fictfl. Ilofusotho ueaiers suHBuiuio j ii is not ns rooh, rci wsxa Aluavft nurfifi whon nthnre fan. ?r Hull's Villi cure ConUJrutUm am I.lver rAiif.I. cm rlll. in rfa. frlul Imiv. m. Ltm mwr-'- tf-w l.r-f v -w- - -- rm Farmer's Teams Standinp; lo frost of the h arse is store next to the v. ettr iDftiak t the Laid & Cus'i tank and bclnr fitted with sew barntss are a ccminoo sljht. For particulars lagulre of Shafrr's Harness Shop 23 Commercial Street a l-3wi e. R. JONES Attornoy-at-t.nw Toledo, Orron Wm CUirk ot Clroult Oetirtfor tlz ran and bti an ap-to-date atauiotoi all prottrtrui IJnoolo coontj U-17ra EH at &o iLjwiaiKEi a i J&n&& mL&&E& Ikmh Svrun For Infants nnd Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over Thirty Years TlIC OtNTAlin eOMPANV, NtW VOMt CITY. A fliignr war is nu nmoiiK San Francis codealurs. It may spread to Fcnttlo, Tncoiuu und Purthiud, TOCUE GRIP INTWODAYS. Ijtxntlvu Hromo-Qiittiliio ruiuorea Hid cautpi P. W.Uruvu'kHlsiiHiuro on every box, 1'riue Ui conli y. If you don't see It ao where else, you will find It In Try's Almanac. It Is full of valuable Information, Call for a free copy at Pry's Drug Store. t w2. Ocari the ) ' MnO TOU HaYB MWajfl lupi SIgnttore f Kansas Ruba Funis lain Portland Ho will flijht Tow Tracey before tho Pas time Club on Fob. 20. What Do the Children Drlak? Don't ulve them tea or coffee. Have you tried tho now food drink cnlled OItAIN-0 It In delicious and nour ishing nnd takes the pluco of coffee. Tho moro Ornln-0 you t'lvo thu chil dren the tuoro lieultli you distribute throtieh their systems. GralnO Is mudo of ptiro Krulus, mid when prop erly prepared tastes like tho choice prudes of coffeo but coHts about us much. All grocers soil It. lCc. and 2.V If You Want a good, (lrst-clnis mual in overy rosptct, call at thu While lioiieo Restaurant. Upon ilny and niKiit. If you don't see it anywhere else, you will find It In Fry's Almanac. It Is full of valuatle Information Call for a copy at Fry's Drug Store. I w2. Thu strike of students at tho Colorado Huhool of Mluus has blown over. Iluw Ara Tiiur MJUiinyi I Or llobbt SRraituil,UUurallkklserltlk.8A9- ufri iiiii ieiMultiiuiurU UUtWKHIT SI ' Spanlol's Buckwheat Afier tryliiKnll sorts of imporlntlons .l.o I.na. nnnl.u ttntnll l,t.l1r I 1 lflll.1 HpHiilol'c buckwheat inndoatlho famous Hiayion iinuring muis. boui oy sii merohnnt . 2 4 If Famous Winter Resorts. A v. inter trip to Bou'hern California ami Ammia via (he famous Blinvta Route is rno never lo lw forutteu Re newed arrpiaintanco wth this wcilon nil) ever develop fronh r lots of interest nnd added sources of enjoyment under Its kunny skies, In the vurlely of inter ests and added industries, and Its pro- llllo vigoiHiion ami among us iiumiier leJs rosoris of mouutulu, shore, valley and plain Two trains Jeavo ' orlland dally, m ru ing and evening, for California. Thwe trains are equipped with tho most Im proved pattern of standard and tourist looping cars, and the low rates place tho trip In reach of all. For illustrated guides of California and Arizona winter resorts, ad Irons R. II. MiM.icn, Gen'l I'ais'r, Agent, Portlaud, SLOT MACHINES 47 VARIETIE8 We are the Ursr' luanufa. tur w f coin oinrailiu; mai lilmry lu iliu world Write forouri a'alotfuo MILLS NOVELTY CO., Chicago, 1 ll w um inr4in ouiib Bears the i Signature JJy c&&mz& 5HB2SBL CLASSIFIED X ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five lines or less. In this column Inserted three Jimesror 25c. 50ca Week si i so a month. AHover five lines at the same rati WANTED. Glttl. WANTED-For genornl house work. Apply atCronltogallory. LNaiNKLH Compotont, experienced, roliablo, wonts permanent position. Address A. II. M. Journal office. 1-8-tf. FOR SALE. BAY, FRIEND. Don't complain about thnt poor, colorless and tasteless coffee jpu had for breakfast, hut phone. Main 2724. Tlmt's Radclllff. Howlll send you somo coffee that will mako you happy all tho dny. The only place whoro coffco is roasted in tho city. Improved pas metliod used. L'OU SALE-40 acres 10 in cultivation. 3 miles from Paletn, (2,000 your own tortus. Pat ton ilros. Hook 8oro. 2-ltf- WOOD. Dry second growth fir, 4 foot? dellverod to houses and stores prompt ly. Loavo orders with It. L. Wade. No. Salem, and W. A. Whllo. 210 Commercial. 1 2tf NEW WOOD YARD.-Pawcd'and four foot wood. Largo and second gronth fir, ash nnd willow delivered to any pattof tho city. Phono 2515 Black. W. II. Burdick. 12-lStf. POR RENT. FOR RENT-RoBldonco with tight rooniB, electric light, hot and cold wnter, fluoly furnished. Apply at 85 Commercial street, 2 8 lvr FOR RENT Threo furnished rooms. inquiro of A. OlinRer, nt 321 Mill Btreot, or Phono black. IT It FOR RENT Newly finished office rooms in McCornnck Block. Bteaca heat, olovntor. . 10-26tf. LOST AND rOUND LObT A thirty socond degroo Masonic emblem, on tho county road botwoen Brooks nnd Balom. Finder will re coivo oultahlo roward by leaving same at Journal Ofilco. SPRAYINO. SPRAYING and pruning. Leovo or ders at Gray Brothers. Richards nnd Flolgnn. 1 11 ml MISCBLLAHE0U3. STERKOPTICON LROTUKK. On Oan iilb.l Foejees will bo given ut the W. O. T. U. hall Monday, Fub 10. at 8 p. in. Admission (5 cts and 10 for dill dron. 7 3t WILLSON'S 81IAVING PARLOR. Thu only shop in tho city using the Antleoptlc Razor titorllizor. I alse havo a Dandruff Ouro that cureu or ne iay. Jas. W. Wlllson, Prop., 247 Vim. Ht 1 a tf Join. Bt. .i.juv... i, LODG123. connSTKIiSOP AMERICA-Court Sherwood r Forest ro. 19. Meets I'rlday nights la Tur ner block. Iia lUmilton, c. R. A. L, Brows. Sec'y, PROTECTION-Lodie No, 2, Ancient Order Jolted Workmen, meets uvery Saturday evenlm in the llolman Hall, corner State and t,6.tnJf iuS!t Visiting trcthren welcome. 3. A Mc!adden. M. W. J. A, Sellwood. He corder HOP ADD PRODUCE DUYERS. I CARMICIIAEL-llop buyer, orflce In Dush- Ureynunuldf. . Salem, Oregon, bamplcs of choice hops solicited from all growers. BUSINESS CARDS. HUIB WINCANC CO. -140, State Street' .. lVUP Dry Coods. Chlnaware, Mat tings, Silks, Co' ton, wool goods, Waists, wras pers, while embroidery faces, underwear, la dles' and gen s' night gowns. Now at lowest prices. O. H.JIACK Burccossor to Dr, J. M, Koone, ia White Cornor, Bnlom Oro. Partlos de siring superior operations t moderate foo In any brunch aro inoapbiinl request OFFICE 01T7 HALL. Forjwnter servico apply at orflo. Rills payablo monthly in advanot Mako nil cotuplultitii at tho offlco The Variety Store China and Glassware, tin, ngato. and wooden wuro. dolls and iilillilrnn' dishes, tlamiu papers, napkins, station- ory, onvolopes, etc. Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Street. Royal Insurance Co. A. T, ilbort, renldont uont ot above lusurun i Co. is now prepared to i'ctV large I stiranco biiHinoss. Will all handler eal estate. 1 have n team and carriage which is at my customer's sr vioo aud I will tako pleasuru In eliowjBf partlos what I havo for sale. Ofllce a) presont with T. A. Llveeley & Co. S0ULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR. For Salem andAvicllly leave orders at Ceo Will's Music Store. ...HUIE WING SANG CO... MO State Street. All kinds Fancy and Dry Goods, Chi uuware, Mattlugo, Bilks, Cotton and wool goods. All kinds Waists, Wrap pers, White embroidery laces, under uisr and all kinds ladies' and gents' night gowns. Now at Lowest Prices. HOW'S YOUR CLOTHES When jou find your clothes all out of order, worn and with buttons off, etc., you want the right person to tako care of them end that person is your step mother at thu Balem Dyo Works. At this ostablishmontyou can get any thing set 'o rights.from a pair of gloves, to the moat elaborate silk gown. A gentleman can got his hat cleaned, his trourere oreacod, or his whole suit re. Juveiiuted to suit his taste, also four suits a month for one dollar. Buttons levied on, rips sowed up, suits pressed on short notloe. New goods shrunk (ot dress making. MRS. C. II. WALKER m Commercial St. M e re d ' i ; 4 v 4 k ii ( i (i Store.