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Newspaper Page TextBEST FOR THE BOWEL If toU liaWt a rfBu'nr. Malthy moTement of iht Tho flmooth ffi;inS clean n to tak ng lbs boirelf CANDY EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY lM,.nt rlallilo, l'cilcnt Tasto Oooil, DnUood, Kf r Hlcki n I Weaken, nt Urine, 10, K, and 00 cent nor hui Write for ''", ""P'--i and booklet on fienltb AiMroee M ITIHIIMI lirSCUT IOM'aNT, CIIIUOO er a Iff TOM. KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN Moro Siw.al 'nlu on C.ilna waro and lamps is over, and aomo parties will bo forrjr Hint thoy havo not taken advantage- of tho Sf ocinl Salo nnd aavo 20 cents on the dollar. Take atlvantngo of it. Goods nrj marked samp old prico not changed and you got 20 por cent. off. Remember Always Fresh Roasted Coffee and Good Tea to bo had at Yokohama Tea Store M. BREDI3MEgfl, Prop, Phone 2411. Free Delivery EARN WHILE Meehanlealinrnwln YOU LEARN Steam Engineering v. Sanlta ypjumblng Metal Mini t Electrical Engineering ElecrlcCar Hinoin; Civil englnerln Bookkeeping and aicnograpny. International Correspondence Schools Agent, Chas.T.Rupell. Scranton. Pa. 217 Allsky, Dlk. Portland, ore. Portland Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant White Cosks, lunch IOc to 25c. Meals a la carte, 2 Qc u Dally Journal on file. S 27 LOCAL EVENTS, Fob. 14-W. of W. lull, University Oratorical contost. Eilncnto Your iiowola With Cimcnrets. Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forovor. I0o.23o. If 0. 0.0, tall. druBRlsts rotund money WILLAMETTE HOTEL. W II Torrance, Now York Goo A Boavls, San Francisco. J 8 Bush, do. R Wovelbln, Portland. II Thanhauinr, do. O H Moore, do. H E Lounsbury, do, HM Cake, do. A Dowors, Salo.Ti. Joaso Huber and wlfo, Findlay, Or. E O Hill, Lincoln, Neb. O O Durgin, Boston. H F Wntkiiia, Detroit. II M Oarlock, Portlund. V G Reimor, Philadelphia. L FOonn' Ltkaviow, Or. A 8 Wagner, Los Angeles. II Knrboru, KunBaaCity. How Am "If our ltldneye f Dr.Hobbs'8paraiuPIIUcurenlUldcerllU. Satv Mo true. Add. btorllos Kuuiedr Co., Ctilcago or H Collector Ivoy of Alaska has been called upon by Congroee to explain why ho has cloeed Alneko.ii ports to polagio coalers. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contains Mercury as mercury will tiurely destroy tho sense of smell nnd completely doraugo tha wholi eyalom when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should novor bo used except on proscriptions from reputable phyaiciana, na tho dam ago they will do ta ten fold to tho good youcan possibly durivofrom them, flail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0 contains no mercury, and ia taken internally, acting directly upon tho blood and mucous sur faces of tho system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you got the genuine. It is taken internally nnd tnado in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Teatlmo niala free, Bold by Druggists, price 75c, por bottle. Uall'a Family Pills are the boit. A new geyser ha9 broken out in the Yellowstone Park. If You Want a good, first-class meal in every respect, call at tho Whlto Houao Roitaurant. Opin day and night. Tim Townsond, an EaBtern Oregon horse thief ia reported to have boon lynched near Peudloton. IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY A Clinical Preparation That Posi tively Kills the Dandruff Germ. A most important ducmory has bean mide aftor a year's pat ent laboratory work aimed iu a curtain direction It is Newbro'a Horpluide, a preparation that cure baidues, pruwnti falling hair.and fpetdily and permanently eradicate dandruff Tlitso evils are caused by a germ or pirunte that burrows into the Bcalp throwing up dandruff, us it seeks to ean tho Id c( ihe hair at the root There a mi baldness without falling or thin hair, in Hun hair without dandruff and no dandruff if the germ ia destroyed Nawbm'e liorp.cido is tha uuly prepira tion tint uillilo tho Murk 'Ddatro) tho causi you remove the tlfect." Do You Drink? C ffee? Do youdritik good coffee or poor coffee? Havo you ever tried Chase A Sanborn'a celebrated roasted coffee? The tradu on it ia increasing. Bran on & Rigan are the solo agents for Salem. Guardian Sale ThoCoitelio property, consisting of one house and three lots, cornerof 12th. and tbemeketa streets; also the large house and nearly one acre of ground on North wberty atreet, and one lot in North oalem. will be sold at public auction on Saturday, February 16tb. at 1 o'clock at tne west entrance of the court house August HuckesteiH, Guardian. 2 11 3t OA.Briosi.lA. BanU y) The Kiri Yw Hw Altar Bwgfr KTUtttI0 006 OZatfc SALEM SOCIAL WORLD AND PERSONAL MENTION Knights Maccabees Entertain. Tho Sir Knights of Willamette Tont K. O. T. M, hnld a reception In thoir hall in tho Holmnn block Wednosdny night". Tho memborB of various tenti Riirrounutng Hnlem were present. Mu sic for llio evening was furnialicJ by Ills tine's orchoslra. There wero nddretsia made upon tho good of thoordcr, theonn by Sir Knight Stplu desorveB r-pcclal mention, 8lr Knight Bon Taylor favor ed tun nu liencu with two boautiful solos which wero appreciated by nil. Ouo of tho uiuiubers of the orchestra favored the aiidleneo with two piano solos oxcol- lently rendered. Four now candidates rouo tno guat BiiccecBfully and Wero knighted ns Maccabeon. Refreshments wero uerved, then nil J -Ined in tho rov olries. Sir Knights Orovleton and Tay lor danced n two step that set tho hall Into a roar of laughter. Sir Knight Roy Davis rendered "Asleep In thodeop" but was bombarded wl h ham sandwiches so vigorously thnt ho wns compelled to stop, just in time to aavo tho roof whljh wnsslonlyrlidng Tho recoptlon clcaed with aeelectlon by tho orchestra nnd nil departed for their homos in peaco and good will toward each other nnd todronm of the good they had. About ono hun dred nnd fifty Maccabees attended. A Delightful Dinner At tho homo of Mr and Mrs Al Moisnn at Brooks Sunday Feb 0 1002 a delicious dinner was served In honor of the worthy guost Master Mechanic T. W Ynungorof 8. P. Co. and eon Fred. After dinner n few hours was spent in Ringing and music whilo Miss Lena Moisau prosldedat tho piano, Father Olivatto of Salem andJou Shonas sang in their usual charming way, which was enjoyed by all. Then came tho hour for Mr. Youngor to take his departure for Portland on tho evening train. Thoso proaent wore Mr. and Mrs Al Molaan, Misses Lena and Edith Mohan, Rona Arttlo, and Eunice Molsan, Mr. T. V. Youngor, M. M. Fred Youngor, Rov. Father Ollvntte, Joo Thomas and Frank Peterson. Local Oratonal Contest At tho oratorical contest to bo hold in tho Univoraity Obapol next Friday oven ing tho following program will bo given : Instrumental Duet, Tho Dragon Fighter, Hoffman,. .. Althea Lee and Vlnnlo Miller Oration W. K. Kevea Local Solo, Tho Nightingale and tho Roso, Hawley Blanche Lewis Oration Knphia E. I'ounsend Local Solo. Fiorlnn's Song,- Godard, Inn Nichols Oration R. H. Wilkins Instrumental Solo, Rustloof Spting, Suding WinfredByrd Decision of Judges. The program will biglu 8 p m aharp. Tho admission is (reo and tho peoplo of Salem am moat cordially in vited to come. Pleasant Dancing Party Tho Eutro Nous Club gavo the fit nl of its first eerieanf dancing parties nt Tioga hall, Wednesday avouing. About 40 couplos enjoyed tho occasion, which proved to bo ono of tho most pleasant ovonts of tho kind ever hold in tho Capi tal City. Tho officers of the Club may decide to give a second series of parlies before the social eenson closes. Grand Concert Party. There would have been n largo at tendance, from Salem ii Nordlca had eung in Grand Optra. Following aro attending the concert at Portland : Mrs. Chas. S. Moore, F. f, Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Albert, Mr. and Mrs. F. A, Wiggins, Miss Sholton, Mri. Ray Gilbert Mrs. Hingoa, Mies Byrd, Miss Hulrer son, and It. B. Fleming, Odd Fellows Visit. A party of about ten membera of the Odd Follows lodge, of this city, will visit the Woodburn lodge tonight to assist In the initiation of a number of new candi dates. Special proparatioi.8 for their entertainment in a social way havo been made. Entre Nous Party. The Eutro Nous Club gave anothorof its delightful dancing parties at Tioga hall last night. It was graced by tho smart toilettes of the ladies present, and the bright decorations. Steelhammor'a orchestra furnished the music. Military Ball Co. F , Oregon National Guard have carda out for their third annual ball to bo held at tho armory Fob. 21. Tho boys generally make it quite a social event. PERSONALS Gov. Geer was in Portland today. Mra. John Roberts has returned from Eugene. MisaBllaS Ipp is visiting friends in Portland, Geo. L. Rose ia in Portland attending to buelness matters. Dr. and Mra. W. T. Williamson have return wl from Portland, H. Ahlhauaer, pt Turner, was In the city today on business, MrB 0 II. Hingts has returned from a short visit in Eugene. Commissioner Win. Mlley has return ed to his home at Aurora. Miss Constance Holland is In Portland for a few day visit with friends. Dave Yantis haa returned from a waeE's visit with Eugene friends. Lemuel Hobsou, a Republican loader from the Santlam was in town today. Mm. M. Ktenhens is visiting her daughter. Mrs. D. B. Kimball of Port land. A. W. Gles has rotarned froaa a bad nese trip to Seattle and other points tho Boond. on miJI1W Ail Excellent Combination, Tho pleasant method nnd bcncflchil effects of the well known remedy. Jrnur of Fiob, manufactured by the OAuroKMiA Fid Syhui Co illustrnlo the value pf obtaining the liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxntivo nnd presenting th.win the form most ref reshlnrr to tho taato and acceptable to tho system. It ia the ono perfect strengthening1 laxn tivo, cLanshipr tho system effectually, dispelling golds, hendnches nml fever ently yet promptly nnd enabling1 one -reraorao habitual oopstlpntlou per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and .sub staa", nnd its acting on the kldnoyti, liver and bowels, without weakening r irritating them, rnako it tho ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs aro used, as they nro plcnnnnt to tho taste, but tho medlcliia qualiticsof tho remedy are obtained from sennn nnd other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fia Syrup Co. only. In order to get Its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, plcnso remember the full namo of tho Cororjnny printed on the front of every packngo. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. DAK FRANCISCO, CAI X.0U18VX&U, XT. NEW TOHK, K. T. Forealo by all Druggists. Prlco 50c. per bottla Superintendent and Mrs. Clayton Wentsi, of the Stato Deaf Mute School, woro in tho city Wednesday afternoon They announced that Uncle Tom's Cabin in pantomino will bo given Iby tho deaf mutea at tho Salem theatre in about five weeks. Tho principal caueo of delay in presenting tho performance was tho vaccination of all tho students at tho deaf muto school ns a preventatlvo measuro to tho introduction of small pox at that institution. Mrs. Hallie Pariati'IIingep, of Salem, whddolightcd the largo oudienco at tho fraternal mooting In tho Armory laat evening with her grand BiiTglng, is tho guest of Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Paine. She came from Stlom at this time especially to assist iu tho Woodmen exorcises in honor of Consul Falkenburg. Eugene Register. Mrs. D.A, Holman, Mrs. Louis Klbelo, Mrs. M. E. Thatcher, MrB. Geo. K. Bryant and daughter, Miss Mary Bryaut and Mis, A. Reeves wore In Turner to day attending the funeral of Miss Francis Gilbert. Mobt of them are mem bers of tho Degree of Honor to which Misa Gilbert also belonged. J. L Mitchell, of Port.and, who waain Salem, Wednesday, in attendance ns n witness at tho McMnhan-Cnnndinn Pa cific suit, was called to Sublimity last oveulug by the dangeious illness ol Mrs Mitchell's mother, Mrs. E.'Schott. Mrs. Mitchell is at tlie bedside of her nllllcled mothnr. William Higley ia visiting his mother, Mrs. Oharlea Chapman, on tho Gnidon Road, nftor a five yaare, abkonco from Salem. Mr. Higley haa been iuSnu Francisco, whero ho was successfully en gaged in tho insurance butiuess, Mrs. Irving M. Glen received montloti by tho Salem Journal amongst a list of gifted writers of short stories, including Mrs. Fischer M. Miller of Portlund and Keeler II. Gabbert of Oregon City. Eu g me Register. J. O. Phelps of Silvertou Is reported seriously ill. He Is an Orogon pioneer settler and is known thonghout tho Willamette valley. Mr. Phelps is a member of tho Musonic lodge at Jeffer son. Lloyd Reynolds and Scott Itozorth havo gone to Corvallis to attend the midwinter meetltif- of the Oregon Horticultural Society. Mr. Reynolds Is a horticultural commissioner. Mrs. S. E, Yantis and duiglitor Mrs. Mrs. J. J. Roberta havo returned from Eugene, whero they attended tho Inner alaof Mrs. Yantiti' brothers, Daniel and James Howe, Miss Millie Fitzgerald has gono toiler home at Scio (or a visit aftor having at tended rcliool in Salem this winter. Mra. J, B. Gieay camoup from Aurora Wednesday nvonlng and is the guest of her eon, R, J. Hendricks. Mrs BouUh Ross ot DrownBvillo has nturnod homo after a visit with Mrs. Alice 8. Gray. Mrs. C. W. lUuaman of Portland is visiting Mrs. S. Swarla in this city. Ifvou don't see It anywhere else you will find It la Fry's Almanac. It Is lul of valuable Information. Call for a free copy at Fry's Drui Store. i vrt. The Pumpkin Seed Contest In the pumpkin renl gueeriiiK con teat oonduoted by Geo. K. Waters the popular olgar man, tho prito of $30 uaa equally divided between 0. Strand and Frank Diem who wero fortunate enough to correetly guess the number of seed contained within the Ihauksgiving'sea eon vegetable, The number of toede whs 530 and the guossea which were several thousand in number, ranged from lew than a score to 5C00. Among the uuuuc cestui gueseera were two at 631 ana ouo for 538. If you don't see It anywhere else you will flalltlaFrysAlBiaaac. It Is full or vnluitle laformatWa, CaU for a free copy at Fry's Drui Store. I 2w. The Filipinos t declared an I'nited States. ask that the Integral part Hand of tl IfywidMt sie It saywbere else youwM fl4 It la Pry's Almasae It Is full of va'uatle tnformitlea CaHfwa fraecosy at Fry$ Drui Stare IW2 WHITE PASS ROAD Must Stand Big Suits for Damages Vktoiua, U. Cm Feb. 12.-Vhen it was first announced tho Higgins & Elliott, barristers, of this city, had entered nn action against tho While Pass & Yukon Railway for damages and tho return of freight nnd passenger rates paid by their clients, b tho tariff of tho company had not been approval by tho Dominion Govornment, ne required by tho rnllrcnd act nnd further because tho tariffs wero un just and extortionate, there wero thoso who looked upon tho action na a bluff. Now thnt Justice Martin, of tho Supremo Court, has decided that tho plointiffi havoa rlcht of action ogainot tho com pany under tho railway net, tho feolingl is gaining ground that the suits are very sorious, and should they bo decided ngnlnst tho company Micro ia no toll! g whero tho matter will end. Already three writs have been iBsued on behalf of tho Upper Yukon Consoli dated Compnny, Joseph Clenrihuo and J. St. Clair Bleckott & Co. Tho latter writ was issued yesterday, and iu' it tho claim for $10,000, making the amount so rar auea for VJUU.UW. utnor writs nro to bo issued, ono for $100,000 by tho Victoria Yukon Trading 'and Transport ntlon Company. Tho nggregnto claims in tho writ to to bo taken out in Victor ia will total $750,000. It is expected that tho casos will como to trial at the assizos hold during March. Fifteen Hop Contracts Filed Fifteen hop contracts were Hied In tho county recorder's office Wednesday representing tho Bale of 128,000 pounds of tho 1002 crop of Marion county liopn or about 000 bales. The contracts woro by ono llrm, Lilienthal Bros., of Now York, represented iu this city by H. J. Ottenhelmer. Tho consideration for the majority of theso contracts, representing 100,000 pounds, is 11 cents per pound, and tlio remainder. 28,000 pounds, at 10 cents por pound. According to tho terms of the contracts the firm agrees to advance to tho grower 0 cents ot the contract prico at picking timo and tho balanco upon dellvory. Tho contracts follew: Edward Murphv and N. II. Stauloy, of St. Paul, 12,000 pounds. Edward Murphy and J. A. Hnmar, of St. Paul, 12,0u0 pounds. II. B Guarln and John Taufast, oi St. Paul, 12,000 pounds. Jeromu B, Jackson, of Hubbard.l 1,000 pounds. Clms. 0. McClalno and Jamr-H A Mc 0 nine, of Buena Vista, 10 ,')00 pounds, Susan Smith and Lizzie Manoely, of St. Paul. 10.000 nouuds. 8. J. McDonald, of St. Paul, notindfl. 8000 W. F. Colonial), of Chumpooir, 8000 pounds, N. F.Cook, of St. Paul, 7500 pounds. J. L. Cook of St. Paul, 7500 pounds. James Flnley, of Silvertou, 18,000 pounds. H. 0. Wells, of Marlon, 0000 ponnde. II. C. Wells, of Marlon, GOOD pounds. Buy and Try a Box Tonight. While you think of it, go buy and try a box of Cascarcts Candy Ca thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. .Never sold in bulk. All druggists, xoc. Tho ninety third anniversary of the birth of Lincoln wna colobrated In New York nnd Chicago Wednesday. ZBamsssBSZJZ utnalnt lUmptd CCC Never sold In bulk. Btwsrt of the dealer who trie to sell "Mmethlnjf Just ai gov." Tho Harrlman railway syndicato will estahtlBh mammoth stock yards at Portland In tho near fiituro. The Excitement not Over The rush to tho drug store atlll con tlnues and daily scores of peoplo call for a bottlo of Komn'a Balsam tor tho Throat and Lungs for tho curo of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. Kemp's Balsam, tho standard family romedy, is Bold on a guarantee and novor fails to givo ontiro satisfaction. Price 25c. and 60c. 2 BMrstks Hj KmwJ Yw Ha Alrvars BWBrP &03e7 Tin PatniiH Club of Portland 'has hung up a $1600 purHe for a twenty round bout Iwlween Jim Jeff jrlos and Denver K.I Martin. ut. jjuu'8 uougii byrup will euro a uuugu or uoiu od onto. Croup, 'WhoordnK Couch and Woaalo- Couku without full. lL'ii wiinout lull. Mothers praise Doctors proscribolt for Bronchi- It, tl, HoarHencHH. Qrippc, I'noumonia and Consumption. It Blvoq quick, bum) results. I'llcocts. ItofuHotlio (loaler's subsUtuto j It Is not ns (rood. Oough Syrup Always cures when others fall, Dr. fluH'a Pills cure ConatJruitlon and IJv.r TroublM. 50 pllU, 10 eta. IrUI box, a eta B. R. JONES AUornay-a-Lw Toiorto, Orcvon. WaiCKMk of draalt Coartfew alx years aad h 1 an ap-to-cUU aUUnHtw ail property iniLlaeoiB J e'r 'IT j CANDY CATMARTICj, " Tho Khul You Havo Always iu hho ior over u yenrs, All Counterfeits, Imitations and" Just-ns-ood' nro hue Experiments that trlilo with nn i cmlnutfcr ttxo health of Infants nnd Children Exnorl' nco against Experiment. What is OASTORIA Castorla is a harmlepj suhstituto for Castor OH, Pare Boric, Drops and Soething: Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morplilno nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroy Wwii nnd allays Fovcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatuloncy. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, glvKg healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea- Tho Mother's Friend GENUINE CASTOR! A ALWAYS Eoars tho JU&jf7eu4M Tk KM You Me Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THt OtNTAua OOMMNV. TT MUKKAV TRItT, NIW VHK OrtV. IDtmne'e Solib ptae ...WE HAYE THEM... CALL AND GET PRICES. SAYAGB Si REID SEEDMEN, CAPITAL BREWERY Boor has stood tho tost of oxporlenco. Thou why not rIvo n home production the preference Home capital, home labor nnd home brewed beer nro growing in popularity. Pooplo loynl to home Indus try kIvo it tho preforonco. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS .iw. CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. Central R, B Efffciently Serves a Yast Territory By through service to aad from the principal cities in the folio wlof states: IOWA INDIANA ILLINOIS SOUTH DAKOTA ARKANSAS KENTUCKY MISSISSIPPI MISSOURI LOUISIANA Throuihl iurlst Cars From The Pacific Coast TO Chicago .aa Cincinnal Connection with through trains for all points East, South and Southeast Fast and handsomely eauleeed, steam-heated trains -Olnlnt Cars. Uutfet Lltrary Cars Sleeping Cars, Tree Hecllnlag Chairs Cars, Send fifteen cents In stamps for wall map ot the United States and Cubs for par ticulars regarding rates, time, service etccllonoraadres. nTBUMnULLf 142 Third St. Com'l. Ag't. Portland, Oregon. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CAI1D. No. 2 For Yaquiua: Train loaves Albany 12:60 p. u Train loavos CorvalllH.... I 5 J p. 111 Plain arrives Yaqulna . h-l5 p. m No. 1 Heturnlng: Lcavos Ynqulnu 0 00 a in Leaves CorvullU 11:30 u. m Arrives Albany 12:10 p m No. 3 For Dotrolti Leaves Aloany 7.00 a in Arrives Dot roll 12:16 p 11 No. 4 From Ddtrelt: Leaves Detroit 12 15 p n. Arrlvos Albany 6 40j tn Trains 1 arrives Iu Albany In time to connect witli tho H. P. Houth bound, train, as well aa giving two or three honra in Albany before duparturu of S P. North bound train for Portland. Train No 2 conneots with tho H, I' west aide train nt CorvJIia Crowing fo Independence, MoMinnvillo and al points north to Portland J, TuK.Nkit, Edwin Stunk, Agent, Albany. Manage The Great Rock Island Route Ia the only lli.e operating a ve k ly Pers o 11 a I ly L'oimIucUhI four IU Excursion car bet wo en Port land und Chli'H- irochanue via tlin World's ureattSrun Icllne, making close oonnectlon'.it Chi-J cago in unon uopot lor all 101111 Knt Daily stauuard sltuping ar between Salt Lake City, Denvor and Chicago, Buffet, Library smoking -.ars between Piiabln. Den m ver and Chicago Tho host and mojl reASonablo dining car eeryico between Pueblo and Chicago. If you aro going to Kansar City, Omaha, Dos Moines, Chi cago or any placo east, you should en quire about the Great Rock Island Route boore purchasing your ticket. Ask vonr nearest ticket agent about it, or 7r,,, ,,or I"'08" " iniormauon desired, A, E. Coopkb, Oan'l Aut . Portland. Or. " - ' w fllioois Bought, nnd which hhs been. nns uorno tno slgimtnro oc ana hits uccu mnuo under his pcr Vt scmnlsuncrvlslru Blnco Its Infancy. Signature of SALEM. OREGON UKPAItT KOH TIME SCIICDULCS Krum I'oriluuil, or, AHItlVK KHOM C'tilcag; I'ortlaiul Hpeclal S.00 a, m Via Hunt tngtou "ATiVmio" Kxprcu 9 p. m. t! Hunt- liiKton ItTl'auT' Kut Malt fi.l&p. m. vl Bpokano Halt Ukv. Doiivor. Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kauxai Oltv, HI. LmuIh, ClilodKO, 4:30 p s:m nam. Halt I-akp, Doiivor Kt, worlli, Omaha, Katmui 4.10 1. Clty.Ht. Urnln, tJhlruKo anil Kut, Walla WallariwUtoiT 8Kikniiu, Wallace, full man. Mlunuaixllii HL It) hi I'aul. Dututli.Mllwaiikuf. uiii('.."(), aim r.iuii. 79 HOURS , j-) PORTLAND TO CHICAGO i No Change of Cars Through tickets via this route to all Knetorn points on salo nt Southern Pa cific duot olllco. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland1 All sailing datea iubJiKK 8 p. m. iu unmix" Korean Kraiioikoo Hall every Sdaya i p. in COI.UMUIVKIVK.lt TuAatoila and LaudliiK. ra. Way OX.HUIldll WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth loavea Salem for Port land und way landings on Tuewlay .Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. in. For Corvallis und way landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 5 p. in, A. L. CRAIG, M P.BALDWIN, Gen. I'hhh. Agt. Agt. O. R. Ac N dock Portland, Oro. Salem, Oro. O. C, T, Go's PASSENGER ST E AMUR POMONA Leaves for Port'and Monday, Wcdnesdayand Frlday.lOa.m, For Corvaliln Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at 5 p m Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. M. P. BALDWIN, Agt. Dt, Grace Albright Graduate oflAnuricani'cheo: of Ostwpathy. : . t Every day excont Sunday. Oflloi hours 0 to 12 a. m; 1 to 4 p. m. Od I JWUtv 1 IV U4i VV T J'. MJ, V Fellows Temple, Cor. Court and High streets. Phone. Main 2281. Dr. Tccle Bisl. a53l8taot, III 0QEQ9N amp UMOfl PACIFIC Iiilfr exj.m guu 8. i Hatur JO CLASSIFIED X ADVERTISEMENTS Aovenisements. five lines or less. In this column Insertcdlhree times for 25c.50caWeek.St so a month. All-over five lines at the Same rate WANTUD. WANIKU. A girl for conornl houao work. Apply nt 343 Liberty Btroqt. 2 12 a ' IIOK8E8 WANriiD At Slmpaoii'a livery Btnblo. Largo horeoa nnd driv ing horset. Bring in nrxt Sntunjny. Stables on Court street. 2 10 lw ENGINEER Competent,, ojcperiqnced, rolinblo, wnntR pcrtnnncnt potjlion. Addrees A. II. iM. Journal office. 1.8-tf. FOH SALU. FOR 8ALE-40 acres 15 in cultivation. 3 tulles from Salem, $B,000 your- own terms Pat ton BroB. Book Store. 2-ltf. WOOD. Dry second growth fir, 4 foot, delivered to hoim'sand stores prompt ly. Lonvo orders with It. L.Wade. No. Salem, nnd W. A. White. 210 Commercial. 1 2tf NEW WOPD YARD.-nwednnd four foot wood. Largo and Bpcond growth fir, ash nnd willow delivered to any part of tho city, Phono 2515 Blnck. W. II. Burdlok. 12-8tf. FOR KENT. FOR KENT Thrco furnished rooms. Inquiro of A. Olinger, at 321 Mill street, or Phono block. 1 7 tf FOR RENT Nowly finished offloo rooms in McCornack Block. Steam heat, olovator, 10-25tf. LOST AMD FOUND LOST A thirty second degree Masonic emblem, on tho county road botwoen Brooks and Salem. Fiodor will re ceive Buitablo reward by leaving eame at Journal Olllco. MISCELLANEOUS. MASQUEKADEBALL ByA. 0. U. W. Lodge No. GO nt Mnclcny hull tub. 11. Good music and good timo assured. Freo abed room for horsea. Every body invited. 2-12-31 WILLSON'S SHAVING PARLOR3. Tho only shop in tho olty ttalng tho Antiaoptio Razor Sterilizer. I also have a Dandruff Curo that cures or no pay. Jas. W. VYillaon, Prop., 217 C Join. St. 109 AGENTS -to Bell "Scltloy and Santi ago" by Goo. E. Graham. Autograph Introduction und porsonnl account of battle by Rear Admiral Schley. Truo story of Santiago told for tho tlrat time by the only eo-wltnesseB of the fight. Sells faater than "Life of MoKlnloy." Liberal commissions. Freo outfit ready, Sevan 2-cents for postage. Be v. nro of Imitations. Can bo had only from boIo publishers. W. B. Conkuy Company, Chicago, III. , 2 12 1G '- . . ' 1 . 3 LODGES. FORESTERS OP AMERICA-Court Sherwood Forest No. 19. Meets Friday nights la Tur ner block. Ira Hamilton, C. R. A. L, Urowa sec'y. PROTECTION-Lodge No, 2. Ancient Order United Workmen, meets overv SiturJar evening in the Holman Hill, corner State and Liberty streets Visiting brethren weico:ni. S.A Mel'adden M. W. J A, Sellwood, Re corder HOP AND PRODUCE DUYER9. I CAHMICIIAEL-llop buyer. Office In Bush J tireynmnllldg. , Salem, Oregon. Samples of choice hops solicited from all growers. BUSINESS CARDS. HUIE WING SANG CO. -140 state -Street' Fancy and Dry Goods, Chin aware. Mat tings, Silks, CO' ton, wool goods. Waists, wrae pers. white embroidery laces, underwear, la dles' ana gents' night gowns. Now at lowest prices. BiicrceBBor to l)r, J. M, Koone, In Whlto Corner, Salem Oro, Parties de siring superior operations nt moderate foo iu any branch aro in especial request ! ' OFFICIO, CITY HALL. For wator wrvlco nDply ut orflou B lis pnyublo monthly In advunos Mku all complulnts at tho office J a st Received A now shipment of Chlnnwaro nnd nov el tl of all kinds. Fred G. Keens. 94 Court Slrecf. Royal Insurance Co. A.T. Gilbert, rusldeut nguut of above Insurance Co la now prup,wttd to v'o a largo Iiiaurauco buamubs. V I IT uIlo handle rani ustnto. I Iiuvh a team and carriage which ia at my ouatomer'a aor vico and I will tako pleasura In allowing partloa what I havo for sale. Olllco ai prenent witli T. A. Liveeloy A Co. Farmer's Teams Standing la front of the harness store next to the water log lank at the Ladd & Rush bank and being' fitted with new harness are a common sight. For particulars Inquire of Shafer's Harness Shop 23 Commercial Street. 14m SOULE BROS. PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS PORTLAND OR, ForSslem aad vlclslly leave orders at C. Will's MUSli Store. HOW'S YOUR CLOTHES? When nu find your clothes nil out of order, worn and with buttons off, etc., you want tho right peisou to take cart of them nud that peraou is your step mother at tho Salem Dyo Works, At this establishment yon enn get any thing not 'o rlghts.from a pair ot gloves, to the moat elaborate silk gown. AV gentleman can got his hat cleaned, his 1 trourera created, or his whole suit re, Juvenated to suit his taste, also lour suits u month for one dollar. Buttons sewed on. rlra sawed nn. suita nieaiod on short notice. New eooda Bhiurbfor, dreea making, AIRS. C. H. WALKER 10S Commercial Et. m' n M mm n 1 1 - a vi 'S'S 1 K, ,' ''' . -ar ....Vl r -, J i ' & I V &J .V