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Newspaper Page TextEDZEMA'S ITOH IS TORTURE. Eczcrni Li caused by t:i ncid humor in the blood coming iu contact with the ikin and producing great reducsa and in flammation j little pustular eruptions form and discharge n thin, sticky fluid, which ilric9 nnd scales off ; sometimes the skin is hard, dry nnd fissured. Eczema la nny form ia a torment ng, stubborn disease, and the itching and burning at times arc almost unbearable ; the acid burning humor seems to ooze out aud'set the skin rn fire. Salvcj, washes nor other exter nal applications do any real good, for as long ns the poison remains in the blood it will keep the skin irritated. DAU fQRM OF TZTTEB. "Fcr three years I had Tctler on my hinds, which citified them to swell to twice their nntural slue. Part of the time the disease was in the form of ruu nine nores, very pain ful, and coming mc mnchdiscomfott four 1 actors tnU the Tetter had profjrewett too far to le cured, ond they could do nollilnf? for me. I took only three bottles of 8. 6. B. nnd was completely cured. This was fifteen years irrn ntnl X llflic never lincesecn nny sign cf v old trouble." Mitfl, (,. D, Jackson, 1414 McCce St., Kansas City, Mo. S. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison, cools the blood and restores it to a healthy, natural state, nnd the rough, unhealthy kin becomes Eoft, smooth and clear. cures Tetter, Ery- I sipclas, Psoriasis, Salt Rlicuiu nnd all skin I diseases due to a pols- onrfl rntwlitinn r blood. Send for our book and write us about your case. Our physicians have made these diseases n life study, and can help you by their advice ; we make no ckurgcforthisrfervice. Allcorrespondeuci. is conducted iu strictest confidence. C THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, QA. WILLAMETTE HOTEL. J A Alton, 8. F, II It Hurko, ' L Maclo.iy, ' A J Molitor, ' ' M Frl.nlentli.tl, Portland. J nOn, ' W. 1. Grnv, ' J W Btroit. ' Thos O Stoddard, Ronton. T W IV tor, ChunuiwH. Di'I.tncy Stonn, N. Y. H E Winchester, Chicago. Led Time take a plojja.il horb drink, the noxt morning I feel bright and my com plexion iu bolter. My doctor says it acte gontly on the- stomach, liver and kUlnoye, and is a pleoant laxative. It la inaai 01 neriia, tuui is propaiert as I easily aa tea. It in called Lane's Medi cine. All druggists Roll it nt 25c. and 60 cts. Lnnu's Family .Medicine nuives the bowels each day. It you cannot got it, tend for freo sample. Address, Orator Woodward, LuRoy, N. Y. A Boriona revolution is spreading nil ovor Russia. Reports nro moagro as a Btrict censorship ia on forced. Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism. From Die Vindicator, UuttierfoMton, X . ('. Tho editor of tho Vindicator has hnd occasion to test tho elllciency of Chain berUin'e Puiu Ilii.m twice with the most roinurkublo rosulta iu each caso, First, with rhontnnt.ain in the shouldtr from which ho st.ffered excruciating pain for ton days, whit li was relieved with two appllcutious of I'niu Balm, rushing tho parts nfllicted and ronlizing Instant bene tit and entire relief iu n abort timo. Sec ond, in rhcurrntietn in thigh joint, nl most prostrating iiim with suvero pain, which was relieved by two applications, rubbing tho lininiout on retiring at night, nnd getting up free from pain. For sale by Dr. Stonu's Drug Stores. Chairman Pay no of tho Home Wavs nndMeaiiBCommitteo insists that some thing must bo done for Cuban trade. A Good Cough Medicine for Chll. dren. "I havo no hesitancy in recommend ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy," gays F. P. Mornn, n well-known and popular baker ot Petersburg. Va. "We have given it to our children wliou troubled with bad cough, also whooping coiiL'h. and It has always given poriect satisfaction. Is was recommended to mo by u druggist as tho nest cougn ineu- icino (or children, ns it coutained no opium or other larmlnl drug." Sold by Dr. Stone's Drug Storey Relatives oi victims ol tho Maino dis- laster will not beablo to secure damages. T IT An Honest Medicine for La Grippe. George W. Waltt, of South Gardiner, Mo., says: "I havo had the worst cougn, cold, chllla and grip nud have taken lots of trash of no account but profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is tho only thing that Has uoue any good whatever. I have uied one bot tle of it and tho chills, cold and grip have" all lelt me. I congratulate the manufacturers oi an honest meaicino." For sale by Dr. Stone's urug btones. Acting Gov. Wright reports tho ilt- luation in the Philippines as very satis- factory. HOW'S This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Ro wan! for miv cise of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. F. I. CHENEY & JU.,l,rop8.,ioieuo1 u. wu tim miffarrtiirned. have known r. J. Cheney for tho Vast 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all Dim ness transactions, ano unancmuy uuio u carry out any obligation made by their Arm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. 0. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale uruggists, ioieuu, y. Hall's Catarrh uure is tasen wiermw- tly, acting directly upon the blood and (mucous surfaces 01 me system. im., 75 cents per bottlo. Sold by all druggists. iiestimonais tree Hall's Family Pills aie tho best. oyou pr. Bull'a Couch Syrup will enro a tough or Cold nt once. Conquers J. roap,Whooping-CougU and Measle Cough without full. Mothers praise It. Doctors prescribe lb for Bronchi tis, Hoarseness. Grippe, Pneumonia and ConBumption, It givoa quick, Bureresulta. Piico,25cts. Refuse the iJHer'a substitute 5 It ia not aa Reed. mmim cures others tRuMii' pllu.curo ConiUMtloo and Uvf fed Goush? wmi Syrup always cures When others fall. SALE11 SOCIAL WORLD AMD PERSONAL MENTION LOCAL EVENTS. Mar. 8 Woinjn's Club--Science de part munt. Mar. 11. Marlon count" Republican prl ranrics. ' Salem Woman's Club. Tlio science deportment of the 8alem Woman's Club will bo in chnrgo at the meeting nuxt Saturday. An excellent program haB been arranged, as ap pended : Instrumental duot, Miss Lena Clark nnd Miis Ruth Gnbrlolson. Paper "Proporty Rights of married women," by Dr. Uristol Kelliher. Vocal solo, Mrs. Win. G. Eliot words by Miss Florence May Wright and music by Mrs. Eliot. Address "Civil Improvement" by Mr. O, Stole. This program as ia Been, will be one of cepecial interest. The paper to bo read uy Dr. Jiriatol Kollluer ia sure to be en tertaining, aa she is ont of tho in oat in tellect mil women of tint Capital City. Salem Girl to Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder, neo Miss Augusta Giesy, will bo at homo after May llrst at FittBburg, PennBylvauia. Mr. nnd Mrs. Snyder wero married iu thia city on February 20, at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. J. Hendricks. Mr. Snyder ia the travelling repre sentative of tho Mftcmillan Publishing company. Intercollegiate Medal. Tho gold medal first prize worth ? 25 to be awarded nt tho annual stato inter- collegiato oratorical contest noxt Friday, March ll.to bo held at Salem this month was dosigned and is on exhibition at the Darr Jewelry Store, It is the finest ever givon. Christian Endeavor. The regular business meeting and so cial of tho Y. P. B. U. E oi the First Christian church will bo at tho homo of Miss Nellie White on Friday on Friday evening March. 7, It is dosircd that all members and friends bo present. Mrs. G. Gu.nevikvh Stovkii, President. PERSONALS. J. P. Rogers Is In Portland today. Miss Mho Boise is spending n moutli at Frisco. Mrs Z. J. Riggais visiting her parents at Frisco. Mies Joanna Deaton oi lone is visiting Salem friends. Mrs, Minnie Cullon has roturned from a visit to Portland friends. B. 0. Shucking, a hopbnyor of Port land, ii in tho city for u fow days Dr. M. S. Skiff roturned Thursday evening from his farm near Gorvnls. R. R.Giltner, iormur district attornoy for Multnomah county, was in Palom to day. William Uennntt, engineer for tho Salem Wntor Company, has roturned from Silverton. Miso Ida Smlsth has gone to Marlon wlioro she will be employed as a nurso in a private family. Mrs. Lillian Carleton, of Joseph, Wal lowa county, is vlsititing at tho parental homo of GuporinUndent and Mre. J. 11. Ackorman. Mrs, W. C. Hanley and children havo gono to Albany to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glesendorfer during Mr. Haw loy's absence at Denver, Miss ITelen Copoland came up from Portland Thursday nnd last ovoning aided by the members of her dancing class, gave the closing party for the sea son in Tioga hall. A jolly crowd ot young folks was in attendanco and n good time was reported. II. B. Thoilsen has filed an applica tion in department No, 2, of the Stato Circuit Court, for an order directing Claud Gatch, as receiver of Gllbort Bros., tn pay him the sum of $554.75 out of the funds in Receiver Gatch'a possess ion, for tlio petitioner's expenses incur red while tho latter was serving as re ceiver. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Iluber of Fi.idlay, Ohio, who has been visiting relatives here (or about three weeks, and Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Hamilton wore the guests of Supt. and Mrs. Clayton Wentz nt the Deal Muto school yesterday. Mr. Ilu ber nas formerly editor of the morning Republican in Finlay, Ohio. They may locate In Oregon. Paying State Taxes Eary County Treasurer Downing today made a turn over of 1001 taxes to the the state treasury amounting to f 14.000. Tills is the third payment of county taxes yet paid into the treasury. Tlio first wns'.lrom Benton county, $1000, and the other from Clackamas, 1 8000. One-half oi the state tax is now to bo paid by the first ol May and the re mainder by November first. Thirty days is allowed after those dates before tho taxes become delinquent, but after that time the legal late of interest ia charged but county treasurer is not thereby relieved from the regular pen alty for non payment ot taxes. Marion County Probate Court In the maferof the estate ol Orpha H. Farmer, deceased, who died intestate in Portland last January.lt is petitioned by C. K, Cranston, brother 01 uweaseu, that Miss Lida Cranston, sister, be ap nnimnri udininitt ratrix. Tliv estate is indebted to the petitioner in the sura ol 13500 ODon anromlsso y note. The valJe nt ihu nutftta la BBtimated at J 9000 The court granted the order and ap- pointed T K Ford, R. J. Fleming and I t.nnr.IIArl. To strengthen vour stomach it s Impossible to llud n better medlclno than the Bitters. It makes tho di- gesllnn norinnU huilue net vo us no nnd tones ip the entire vstem. Try it for Belching. Flatulency. Dyspepsia and Insomnia. THE ELKS Next Tuesday Night Tho event of am&tour theatricals will tnko plncc nt tho "Grand Opera House" next Tuesday ovoning when tho Salem Lodge of EIIcb will appear iu Burnt Cork, nud will runder 0110 of tho most eloborate MlnBtrelEntortainmouts ever attemptod by homo talent. Noexponsehna been spared, and whon tho curtain rises that evening thero will bo a great surprieo in atoro for those who attend. Mr Fred G. Wonder tho Portland costumor baa been engaged to superintend tho wardrobe, while J. L. Lnmbrith of thia city will havo charge of tho electrical arrangements. Prof Seloy has charge of tho chorus work, The solos are in good hands, and will bo rendorod by F. W. Durbin, Edw Judd, Al Dicque, R. W. Holmon, Dell Dlnsmoor, Paul Sroat, Geo Irwin, Oiins Bier and W. H. Hurkhardt, Jr. The ilrst part will open tho eamo as ail well regulated Miustrel Entertain ments, with Dr W. D, McNary as Inter locutor, nlnle the ends will handled by Ilolmnn, Sroivt, Diusmoor, Pntton, Bier nnd Irwin. The Elks big unrivulled Orchostrn will bo heard at its best, and a good musical program is pron ised. Tlio Olio will couniet ni tho vory latest and most intereatiug novelties. Thos. W. Potter will give a darkey impersonation entitled "Old Black Joe.' Wntt Hliipp has a turn that is new to our theatro goers, and which is sure to croato a great Bonsation. It is illustrated in this week's Scientific Amoricnn. Patton and Dinemore havo many magical surprises in store, and, 0110 that will caueo you great merriment at times. A very luughabio skit revised to suit tho situation entitled "Tho Ticket Taker" twill conclude this great Elk event. The recent Nell "controversy" will bo one of the featuros.Ka u A great many outside El nvo signi fied their intention of attending nnd from tho many inquiries for tlckctB, n packed housu is assured, and tho boys arc happy. ONLY A SUGGESTION But It has Proven of Interest I and Value to Thousands. Common eenso would suggest that if one wielioa to becomo fleshy nnd plump it can only result from tlio food we OAt and digest, nud that food should bo albuminous or fleih-formlng food, like eggs, beefsteak and cereals; in othor words, tho kind of foods that mako flesh nro tho foods which form the greater pnrt of our daily bills of faro. B t lie licub'e is tint whllo wo eat enough and generally too much, the stomach, from abuse and overwork, does not proporly digest and assimilate it, wh'ch is the reasonBO many pooplo re main thin and under weight ; the digest ive organs do not completely digest the flesh-forming beefsteak and vggs and similar wholoeomo food. There are thousands of such who are really confllrmed dyspeptic, although they may havo no particular pain or inconvenience from their stomachs. If such poreoiis would lay their pro judices asido and mako a regular prac tice of taking, after each meal, one or two of Sluait'a Dyspepsia Tablets the food would be quickly aud thoroughly digested, because these tablets contain tho natural poptonos and dia6taso which overy week stomach lacks, and by sup p!ing this want the atoniuch is soon enabled to regain its natural tone and vigor. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest every form of flesh-forming food, meat, eggs, broad, potatoes, and this is tho reason they so quickly build up, strengthen aud invigorate thin, dyspeptic msn women and children. Invalids and children, even the most delicate, use them with marked bene fit as they contain no strong, irrigating drugs, no cathartic or any harmful in grediont. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the most successful and most widely known ol any remedy for stomach troubles be cause it is the most reasonable and sci entific ol modern medicines. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by eviry druggiBt in the United States and Canada as well sb ia Great Britain, at SO cents for eomplte treatment. Nothing further is required to er any stomach trouble or to make thin, oar you s, dyspeptic people strong, plump and wU. 3 3 5 7 Bun tl ? wwhiwhi (IWUdtwHinWwuB' Biftatut y sj(Jlrf'-- ' r Lfvr rriCA7- HOSMM w vhugnntLu - p 5?lsp mssfflS NOTED EVANGELIST COMING To Hold Meetings at First Christian Church. Of Salem Bcgining Next Sun day Centinuing: a Week. (SomerBet, Ky., Journal, Jan. 24.) Iu tho Christian church revival tor vices the music continues to he nn at tractive nnd enjoynblo feature, moro es pecially tho boIos by Miss McCormick, wliosp volcois a marvel ot both power and sweetnofls. Tlio meeting will bo continued during a part of next week, tnosi probably closing on Thursday or Friday niht, with n lecture by Mr. Patterson. From bore ho goes to fill nn engagement In Montana. Tho revival mootings nt tho Christian church, under tho preaching oi Evon goliat II. 0 Patterson, of Indianapolis, have continued each evening during their second week with no leas interest and enjoyment. In soma rospectn this aeries of meetings is remarkable and is unrivnlod in almost universal interest. Tho spouker is a marvel ol endurance. Ho has won the confidence sf his audiences for conscientious and untiring efforts in his elucidation o scripture; for his candor and fairness iu tho presenta tion of tho gospol, nnd for his earnest ness iu Ills purposo of touching tho heart and consciences ol tho people through appoats to their Intellect nnd understan ding and thus draw thorn to the Cross through highor motives than craven fear. Every thought and suggestion o the speaker has boon for tho ennobling of human character and the purifying of hearts nnd lives. To tlio educated nnd thoughtful ol his amlioucoB tho dis courses havo been appreciated for their depth of beautiful thought ami fascinat ing nnd fuultloss delivery. To the less thoughtful they aro ap preciated becaueo of the speaker's caro to make his propositions plain, simple and easily understood. Tlio audiences disporso night after night visibly affec ted. The very ntmoBphure of tlio town Booms influenced moro or Iobs bythepor- vices. There is n calmness nnd unusual gentleness manifested among the people in dully Intercourse, nnd a goneral ac ceptation of the proposition that Somer set will never be exactly tho eamotown It was before tho coming Into our midstof II. 0. Pattorson nnd Nena McCormick Up to this writing thoro have been hut fow public confessions. i Ood only knows many lives have been changsd how many faces havo been turned towards Jorusalom how mnny of his struggling children havorosolutoly turned away from paths which led to ruin into the walks of safety and peace. .Services were again held iu the Opera House Sunday ovoning with a much larger audience than the previous Sun day to liston In rapt attention to a mas terly dhcouree upon Tlio World's Great Light. An invitation, at tho close given, in behalf ol nil tlio churchos in tlio city, iu. buuiooatuu Ul w.ii ..fc. uiv. w iuofifii.r, through many hundreds of hearts were throbbing with renewed lovo and adora tion ol him whoniono ol all men, of all ngos, dared say: "I am tho light ol the world.,' The Famous Shasta. In going over the famous "Shasta Houto" ol the Southern Pacific Co,, the traveler ever finds something new to ex oito his admiration and interest. Start ing at Portland, one traverses tho whole length ol the Willamette Valley, the gom of the northwest. Mt. Hood, Mt. Jefferson, and the Three Sisters and other snowcapped peaks aro kept in i-lght for hoti'S. The beautiful valleys of the Umpqua and Koguo Rivera, with their orchards of prunes, peaolies, apples and other fruits are n delight in themselves. Tlio crossing ol the great mountain iwrrier between Oregon and California reveals tlmgrnndest mountain scenery in th United States, The wonderful turnings, twiHtiugs.and doub lings of the railroad bnri into view a grand array of towering mountains and profound gorges into which we gaze from duzy heights, forest clad moun tain slopes stretching up to the lino of perpetual enow and the foaming moun tain streams dashing fiercely down deep canyons, now and than stopping for u short ret in some quiet xxl. After a days enjoyment of old Mt. Shasta, the finest peak on the continent, we drop rapidly down tho canyon ol the Saera inento to the broad plains ot the Sacra mento Valley in California and thence through vineyards and orchards to San Franoitoo. For map and dec,riplive literature adJreM, It. II. MllXKH, Gen'l Pass'r. Agent, i'ortlaud, II 7 if HAS OPENED OFFICE. A new practitioner of the famous eehool ot Oiteoiathy has openwi oftlees in Tioga block, over the tipa, and is now prepared to restive patients. This is Dr. M. Theresa Sahoettle, who is a grad uate of the Ameriean school ol Osteo pathy at Kirbyvllle, .Mo., and ia eompjf tent totrsaaoyandatlaaiei. 2 17 tf f Ml Tho Kliut You Havo Alwnys iu uso for over 30 years, and j&ttfcf sont suporvislru Blnco its Infancy. f'CslCC(l', AllfVltf llrt nun' ntl, nll'nni.l.. t.la All Counterfeits, Imitations and " JuHt-as-irood' aro but? Experiments that triilo with aiicudniigort!io health of Infants and Childrcu-Expcri'iico against Exnorlmont. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a lmrnilc.j eubstltuto for Castor Oil, Poro jjoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. Ifc contains neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic substance. Its go is its guarantee. It destroys AlSrma and nllnys Forerlshucss. It cures Diarrhoea and AViud Colic. It relievos Teething Troubles, euros Constipation and FlHtuloncy. It nsslmllntcs tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy nnd natural Bleep. Tho Children's Panacea- ITio Mother's Friend. C.ErU58NE CASTOR! A AfcWAY8 Poaro tho Thb KM You Haie Always Bought Bn Use Foir Over 30 Years. THCCtNTAUnOONMNV, TT CAPITAL BREWERY Heor has stood tho tost of oxporionce. Then why not givo n homo production tho proferonco. Home cnnitnl, home labor and home browed boor aro growing In popularity. Pooplo loyal to home indus try glvo It tho preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS iiam. .CAPITAL 1CK WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. HOW'S YOUR CLOTHES? Wiion you find your clothes nil out ol order, worn nnd with buttons off, etc., you wnnt tlio right poison to tnko core of them and ttiat person is your step mother nt tho Snlom Dyo Works. At this ostablishmoutyon can got any thing sot 'o rlghts,from a pulr ol gloves, to tho most olnborato silk gown. A gentleman can get his hat cleaned, his troupers creased, or Ills whole Biiit ro. Juvonated to suit his tasto, also (our I suits a month for ono dollar Muttons ' sowed on. rins snwod tin. suits mossed on short uotico. Now goods shrunk for dross making. MRS. C. H. WALKER 106 Commercial fit. Old Postoffice Liyery Stable D. S. IIADAUAUGII, Sole Prop'r Livery and feed stable. Horses boarded and groomed by day or week. 62 Ferry St. - - - - Salem, Or SOULE BROS -. "" PIANO TUNERS AND REPAIRERS For Salem and vicinity (eave orders at Ceo Will's Music Store. PORTLAND OR. EARN WHILE Mechanical Drawlar YOU LEARN Steam Enclaenlnf Runlrarv liliimMn. Elec rlcCar Huanlnt Civil Enilnerrlaz Hook keeclas and Electrical Enilaecrltur VII Steootracliy. International Correspondence Schools Aient, Cbas.T. Rupell. Scrantoa Pa, 217 Alhky.Ulk. Portland, Ore Portlaad Visitors Perkin's Hotel Restaurant White Cooks, lunch 10c to 25c. Meals a la site,20cu Dally Journal on file. 5 27 ...AGENTS WANTED... First-class proposition to energoti la dies nnd ventleiaen. O.io for uach town ship dosircd. tiood pay nud steady em ployment. Send for booklet nnd prac tical guide to agents nt onco. T. II. BENTON, General Act, Coedaoutb Bdt Portland, Ore STEUSLOFF BROS, Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butcher nsckers. All kinds of fresh aud nud suit meats. Finn saisauoH. hftins, bacon and lard. 310 Commercial street THE ELITE CAFE 208 iCommcrclal Street. Meals at nil hours Open day and night Only dace la the city hanlllnf the Famous OlymeU beer Is the Hcccp- thn Saloon. Wbolesale 03 nciail. Proprietor, E ECKERLEN, B. 3F. JfONBS. Attornoy-at-Law Toledo, Ororon Wu Otwk or Olreult Courtfor als yr aud hf an ut-UHlU alMtraotol all property Is I.IufoIu Tosnty " S. C. STONE, M. D. PKOPHIETOH OP Stone's Drug Stores HALKM OHKiiON. The stores (two la aura ten are located at ro 235 and 297 Commercial street, and are well Hocked with a complete line of druisand med cine j toilet articles, terfumery. brushes, etc- DR. STONE Has had tome 25 years excellence In the rrac Ice of medicine sad now makes oa charts for OBiuilatloa, examlaatHMj ot ntuntHon. CAPITAL Uil'Y Express and Transfer Meets all mati and paueuger tralus. Baggage to all parts of the oily. Prompt service. Telephone No. 'Ml. DIBQUE & HOMYKK Bought, ami which lias been litis horno tlio sirmatnrn or has been nintlo under bis nor- Signnturo of MUNItAr TBtT. N(W VOHH ITV. O. C, T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Frlaiy.10a.ni. I'or Corvslils Tuesdsy.Thurs dty and Saturday at 5 p m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. M. P. BALDWIN. Alt. UKI'AUT KOIt TIME SCHEDULES Kruui I'ortluml, or, AIIUIVK FKOM CIllCSKO IorllniKl HpecUl Unit Lake. Denver. Ft. Worth, Omalis, Kauia Ultr, HI. IltiU, C'IiKmko It A) A. in. Mi M, Tin Hunt lUKtOII "TlUntfo' KxprOM tt p. in. rl Hunt. IllKtOII iri'auT Put Mall 6;I5 p, m, via Spokane mm r.i. Pali Uko. Denver Ft Worth, Oinalu, luuiat C'ltr. fit. Uul. CiilcHso S ilOa. ui, miu r.i. . - . -- H - WoilAaTliirIarriiloir Hl-okmie. Wallace, full man. Mlniiuiixilli St. .11)1(1 iu rati). Duliitli.Mliwatikeo OlilcnKU, aud int. 72 HOURS PORTLANDiTO CHICAGO Ho Chance of Cars 72 Through tickets via this route to nil Eftslorn JKiints on sale at Southern l'n eifiu depot ofllco. OCEAN AMD HIVUH SCHEDULE From Portland All ulllutr ilntci uibjeol Sp. m. iu uiiuuko For tl Fr alio! M .' Hall otury 6Uu)hi i p. in Daily eiaii U4 (.'OI.UMIIIA HIVUH ToAiiorla unU Way ljiwllng". x4.fc in. suinUr uodar 8 Ii. Ml .Matunlay 10 p. in, WILLAMETTE IIIVER Htoainer Ituth leaves BhIoiu for Port land ahd way landings on Tuesday .Thurs days and Haturdays, about IU a. in. For Corvnllis vnd May landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ut about 0 p. in. A. L. OIIAIO, M . P. BALDWIN. (Jon. Pass. Agt. Agt. O. It. A N. duck Portland, Ore. Kalum, Ore. Corvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yuuulna: Train leaves Albany 12io0p. iu Train loaves (Jorvullia.... 10 p in Pialn arrives Yaquloa , 0:45 p m Ni. 1 Returning: Leave Yaqulna liOOa m Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. in Arrives Albauy 12'IA p nt No. 3 For Detroit! Leaves Albany 7:00 a. w, Arrived Detroit 12il6 p, m No. 4 From Detreit: LeiiyoH Dotro't I146p n, Airlvea Albauy 6 40 p. hi Trains 1 arrives iu Albauy in time to connect with the S. P. south bound, train, as well as giving two or three houre Iu Albany betora departure of S. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 eonutwte with the 8, P. west side train at OorvvUlB Oicsslng for Inderjendeoee. MoMfrjimllo and all points north to Portland. J. TuimkK. Eowiii Stonx. Agent, Albany. Maaags ' ahd IMOK PACIFIC CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements, five lines or less. In this column Inserted three times for 25c. 5UcaWeck.Sl.50" a month. All over five lines at the same rate. j'i n'niT WANTED. WANTED Two smart energetic men to learn the institniico business. -Hal-pry whih) learning. Apply toE. Oj L ttlo, Itooru 10, McCornrfck lHd,;r4 Bnlem, Or. 3 0 3t)t Al'PKKN'l ICliUlULS-Wanted ntonco'' nt Uootlo Kretora' inllllnory estnbllsh merit, .'lOO Commerclnl street. 3 5 3t WAN 1ED Faithful Matinger to lnker clntigu of dUtributing depot nud clDcd to be opened in Palem to (urlher husl- nesBinuucsiB of old established mnnni fnetnring conreru. Bulary $1,500 per,) month nud extra profits, 'Applicant,, must furnish good references, nnd $l,fi00eash. AddrccB Supertrltendent, ' P. 0. Uox 1421, Pliiladolphto, Pu. 3 1 18 WAN 1 ED. Carpets tind.Itugs to clean," by tbu'ncw centrifugal process.carpots" not injured nnd thoroughly 'renovated. at small expense. I.eavq orders at Huron ik Hamilton's or 300 Marion sttcet. Work called for and delivered. Grovor & Edwards. Phone Ulnekr. S5-10, 2,27 tf S WANTED To buy recond-hand eashl nnd door nnd pinning null machinery.), Addioas with price, description aud. conditiou, boxed ready for shipment. E. it o'er, Bslom, Ore. E01NEEU Oompotont, experienced, roliablo, wants permnneut position, Address A. 11. M. Journal ofllco. ' l--tf. FOR SALE. FOE SALE. Nino year old horse, good traveler and geutlo. Wagon nnd' hnruesp, ntubnrgain, Address Frank,. care this oillce. 3 0 31 GOOD OUANOE For tho right.man to make Bomo money. Will sell halt or whole interest iu n brick nud tile fac tory doing a good business, plenty of tlio very best clay, Hhlp butii -oy river nnd rail. Am a druggist und cannot attend to both. Only one factory here. Addicts 0. F, Moore, Nowbotg, Or. ' 3 3 lmo CHEAPEST EIGHT. Two-light Chan dehor and single wall lamp, most Im proved llystrom gasoliuo buruor. Second hand, good as now. 0. M. Lookwood. 2-20-tN NEW WOOD YAltD.-Sftwed aiid-foui foot wood, Largo aud second growth Ur, ash and willow delivered to any part ot tho city, Phono 3516 -Black. ? W. 11. Uurdlck. 2 18th t CHOICE FltUIT TUAOTS CUIJAP Farms on good tormu. Stock ranches, city property n specialty. Propsrty listed Ireo. John M. Payne k Co., over I.uddA Hush Hank, Salem, Ore. a-10tf FOU BALE Cheap, u second-hautl buggy. Apply to Mitchell, Lewis, Btaver A Co. 2 II tf FOR SALE 10 acres 16 in cultivation. 3 miles from Snlom, 2,000 your own terms, Patton Uros. Book Store. 2-4tf. WOOD. Dry second growth llr, 4 foot, dolivercd to houses aud storos prompt ly. Leave orders with H. L. Wnda. No. Salem, and W. A. White, 210 Commercial, 1 28tt POH HBNT. VOW HKNT. Suvun room house, and ' furnltuteforsalo nt bargain. Uall at St Elmo Ittfstuuratit 214 Commercial st rout. ' 3 4 tl FOU KENT A No. 1 cottage with city water. Inquire nt Urlok store, South Snlom. 3 3 tf TOMSORIAL. WILLbON'S SHAVING FAKLOKS. The only shop in tlio oity using the Antiseptic Razor Steriliser. I als liuvu a D.widruff Cure that cures or ue pay. Jan. W. Wlllson, Prop., 247 Cum. St. P8U A PLEASANf SHAVE. No waste ol timu or words. Jutt good barberiug, cloun toweln, up'to duio uliairs, First clrtBd ull through. Fiuoat Porcelain huihs. Chits. W. Evans, 100 State a 1 1 eeu LP DOES. COHESTEIISOH AMEHICA -Court Sherwoel ' a i-orest no. 19. Meets I'ruay mints la Tur ner E OCK. Iraiiamiltod, C. it. A. L, urowa, iec'y PnOTECTION-Lodce tio, 2. Ancient Order United Wurkinen. niieti tvtt SilurJi evcnlnon the llolmin Hill, corner Stats ana" Liberty streets Vinllln breihres Welcoaie. b.A McPaddcn M. W. J A. SeiiWiiaJ, He cordcr. HOP AtlD PHOUUCE UUYEKS. I CAHMICIIAEL-lloptuyer. Office In Dusk J UreymanUldf. , balem. Oreton. bataples of choice hoes solicited from all (rowers. 1 ' " rz DUSIME3J CVR03. FARMER'S TEAMS HTANDING. In front ol the hurness store next to the wittering tank nt tho Iadd k liuah bauk mid being fitted witli new harness are n common sight. For particulars in quire ot Shafer'a (lumens Shop, 23, Uommerolal Street, 2 l8ru DR. ORACJ-rALlIuiGHT Graduate ol American Helmut ot Osteopathy. Cilice hours It to 12 a. m I to 3 p. m. Odd Fellows' Teniile, Cor Court aud High streets. Phono, Main 2281. 30JEaBarE,3Cs,a:a Sticcceesor to Dr, J. M. Kueno, In , White Corner, Salem Ore. Parties de siring superior operations at inoderulu feu in auy branch are liiesptdal request Sal : OFFICE. CITY HALL oForJwuter bervlco aoply ut uftla iiilla puynbie muutuly in lidvuoos Mako all oouiplnlnts at the oWce The Great Rock Island Route Is the only line operating a week ly Pure o n a 1 ly Conducted Tour ist Excursion oar betwe e n Port laud und Chica go change via tho World's greatost Seen to line, making olose oonnectiou.t Chi cago in Uu on Depot (or all points East. i points east. n uaiiy stanuara sleeping ear between Salt Lake Oitv, Denver and Chicago, Buffet, Library smoking ours between t'tieblo. JJou- ver und Chicago The twst and mojt reasinablu dining carserylce between Puob'o and ChioHgo. If you are going to Eansiv City, Ouiahu, Dee Moines, Chi cago or any place Mt, you slipuld en qulio about the Great Rock Island Route oeore purciMumg your ttaxet. ask your nearest ticket agent ubsut it, or write for folders and any information' desired. A. E. Coorxa, een'l. Agt., Portlaad, fir. h VL t t 'j SOT ' , Mfr . a ' 1 'it i I i i j"- tl ' j '-'.? 5 i :d '( i S ! 1 1 1 U rti: I M. 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