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Newspaper Page Text,r-a "" irJfS Tn-r?W f- " z 1 I HE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNK 27, 100& Egs aa y!.'.!' , in mmmm. . 1 mi "'" 'fffffWWWflHMM h te fm b I. (, iSi j fef Mr P 1 ki I K 1$ '' rr..- W 1 4 m- s i.-' fr" i i ..$ S. M 'tt. ECZEMA Is due to the retention 'la the 8 stem of Uric Acid or other inflammatory poisons which find their way into the Mood, and, are forced by the circulation through the glands and pons of the skin, causing it to burn like fire, and the incessant itching allows no rest night or day. Eczema appears in a great many different forms, beginning frequently as a mere redness of the skin, fol lowed by little blisters or pimples, from -which a clear or straw colored matter oozes, forming intosores, sctilcs M i "V fflMKFfMBVf or Scabs ; this is weeping IJczcma, iPAUa? MmMXMmWaww Prtfm,lftMiv Muefi s,if ulietim. Those acid poisons sometimes dry up the natural oils and the skin becomes hard and dry, often cracking and bleeding and causing intense pain and fearfid itching. This form of Eczema is known as Tetter, and oftcnest attacks the hands and feet. Unsightly eruptions y JK" "W ' 'VF.R ia the shape of piihplcs and blackheads break out m Mm m m mm mm Upon jQCC jk w& shoulders as a result of polluted blood, and tM9 humiliating disease is called Acne. Local remedies afford but scant relief. The blood and system being saturated with thcpoison.tliedisease cannot be reached with washcs.salves, M (iMF powdctB or other local applications. S. S. S. restores the ,w,,a" deteriorated blood to its normal condition, stimulates the sluggish organs, and all the waste matter iseliminatcd through the proper channels. S. S. S. makes the blood rich and strong, and under its tonic and invigo rating effects the general health improves, and the nVIn herntnen seft: and smooth acraitt. S. S. Q. contains no minerals but is guaranteed purely vegetable. Write us if you need medical advice; this will cost you nothing, Illustrated book on skin diseases sent free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Gfe THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northweet Afternoon News paper Leanue. i&Ka?aHafcCHvJ5 111 CHICAGO STORE IBB PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. The Ruling Power KS'tW'. day to beat any previous effort put forth by tho OMcaRO t"' wllllvoyouiriceBonre!iablodry i?oods - that will keep our Btoro humming with business for those two days two days only. Children's fl 25 porcale drosses C5e Children's 20c Hwlss bonnets. . .Bo Ladies' 76o crash ekirta 3fjc Ladles' l 60 dress skirts. . . . Ma Lndlos'TScBoarsuckernndersk't 8 Ladies' 76c oallco wrappers . . Mo Men's 60cBnlbrl$anundorwr 25c Men's 75o white dress shirts. Aha Men's 10c brown socks 6c 10c white pearl buttons, do . ..4o Children's 16c summer vests ..10o ONLY FOR TWO DAYS. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dallv-One Year. $4.00 In Advance. 1 Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. NOT A GEER IDEA. In one breath the Orewmlan shouts .1 ....,., .ulllt lb. atii.nl a 1 flMMllnn. It Is a UUWU .TIL. VM. " " " - . -- ' Ooor iiloa. down with the special sos elon; It is r Chamberlain Idea. It is uboIobs to contradict so great a blus- i Innii- lint wlltlt nr til. facts? It was not a Qoer Idea; It was not a Ooor convention; It was In tho hnnds of tho antlOoer people; Qeer and his friends wero shut out of the conven tion, and tho Scott-Pulton-l'urnlsh crowd made tho platform. It Is the people's Idea to have all the hired men of the state put on a ilxod, llat, specific salary, "and no more." No such sapient Idea was ovor coined from tho brain of spolIs-huntitiK poli ticians. Who are tho people? We Know that tho vory word "people" Is obnoxious to a certain stripe of organizers and grafters, who only want tho votos of tho people safely delivered for tholr speculative uses and purposes. Hero aro some of tho peoplo who are nalHntr fnr tint Hill fir I BH: TlllrtV cltl- zons of Pedes, Polk county; citizens of Salem, Lincoln ana Dallas, ami uity I other petitions from nil parts of the stnto. Ono petition contains tho nnmos of ton of tho hoavlost taxpayors, and not , ono Is an ofllce-holder. Tho peoplo nro back of tno special session uioa, ami not Ooor or Chamberlain. The Sure Way to prevont Pneumonia and Consump tion Is to euro yoilr cold when It first appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough In a night, and drive tho cold out of your systom. Al ways a nulclt and sure euro for Asth ma, nronchltls. ana nu tnroat ami lung troublos. If It does not satisfy you tho druggist will rofund your monoy. Write to us for froe sampio. W. H. HOOKER. & UO., liUffaio, JN. Y. . J. PRY, Druggist 16c Dress linen crash 8c 20o dress linen crash 10c 8c Scotch lawns 3c 20c fancy lawns, latest 12Jo 8Ko fancy light percales . . . .4Kc 86o black taffeta silk 60c 76c black satin 46o JI9o, 60 inch table linen 23c 05c white bod spreads 05o lbohuck towols, slzo 30x18 9u 12Kc 4 Inch wise ombroldery . . .60 REMEMBER THIS SALE McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. ft Court Street. sm' 0rceon ft tf5'5M5 STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE TODAY Harritt &. Laoirbncb Old Post Offlco Grocory. for A; Juicy Morsel Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and dolicious moats. Btonks, Iamb otruuttcn chops, voal cutiots or pork, Our meats aro nil cut from tho (attest and wrimostcattlo, ond wo can supply your tablo with fresh, nutrltlouH and wholonomo meats at bod rock prices. R G, CROSS SALEM ORB Phon 201 THE SALEM CELEBRATION. It has boon a young man's affair from start to llnlsh, and tho young Sa lem business mon nro going to glvo the rest of tho state a surprlso In tho way of onteretnlnmont. There will bo moro music, a bigger proeosslon, moro flroworks, moro peo plo and moro enthusiasm at Salem on tho Foutth than at any town In tho Htnto. or In any Wostorn state.- That Is tho Salem way of doing things, whon tho youngor gonorntlon Kots Into full action. Tho old boys woro no doubt tho boys In their day, but thoro aro rustlers and hustlors doing buslnusi. nt tho Capital City In this gonorntlon Just as woll. Tho expansion movement has caught tho prosent generation strong, and, If wo mlstako not, thoy will moko Salum a hotter town to llvo in, ami thoro will bo moro noarly a chanco to innko a living than ovor befora. So prapnre to help the hoys along iDocorato your idace of business. Hnvo your auto put In ropnlr for that day. Ulow up your tiros. Wash the win dows in front, and wet the sidewalk down. GambriDas Beer! AND Evervbodv is welcome at THE NOBLB -ALEX CORNOYER ENGLISH INSURANCE. .(ISugeuo Guai d.) English Insurance companies nro hard hit by tho failure of tho corona tion to talto plneo probably $5,000, 000. In April they Insured the corona tion for 12 to 16 per oonL, but a wook ago tho tato had gono down to 6 per cent What kind of people nro thoy over thoro what must he the public sentiment that tolerates gambling on tho llfo or health of their king? It nil depends on him. Another curiosity about KukIIhIi In Hiunnco companies Is that anyone mny liiHiiro tho life of another, without his consent or without existing relation ship Should the king die tho life Insurance comiMinles would loso prob ably $20,01)0,000 of this hind of Insur ance Tho king himself carries the enormous sum of $3,000,000 llfo Insur ance In this country no policy will ho Issued on llfo, unless It he shown that the Insurer has an liumrnhlo Inter est, ns to a wife, husband, father, sou or daughter. Cor. Blato and Gonunorolal. Phono, Main 81. ' -Dry Goods at Reduced Prices. REAR ADMIRAL CLARK. Ws take plenum e in Hiving space to the following editorial from the New York Tribune. Tho promotion of Captain Charles IC. Clurk to he a rear admlrnl of the United States navy Is conspicuously woll deserved mid will be appreciated by the people of the United States with raio unanimity. There can bo no luvldinusuess In saying that ho was among those who did the nation bast service In the Spanish war, and concerning the value of whose Her vlcao there was, and Is , least ground for doubt or dispute. We have only to recall the simple facts of record When the Maine was destroyed and war was seen to bo Inevitable the eyes of the nation turned to Captain Clark and his ship The hope of the nation was placed In his bringing tho Orogon around to Join our fleet In Cnrrlboan wators, and thus making tho lattor strong enough to copo with any fleet Spain might sand against It. All through that long nnd arduous voyage the Orogon was followed by tho Amer ican peoplo with an -anxiety soldom known In our history. Whon at last her safe arrival on tho Florida coast was announced, ready for Instant com bat, therj was universal relief, exul tation unci confidence sentiments amply vindicated a little later when the Orogon played so Indlspensablo a part in tho great sea drama off Santi ago. Wo havo only to remombor those things to roallzo the nation's dobt of gratltudo to Rear Admiral Clark. Tho man who, at little moro than n moment's notice-, could set out with his ship on a voyage such us no other battleship in tho world had ovor undertaken; who could tako her through two oceans nnd thrco zonos and all around a contlnont at racing spoed with novor a mishap or an hour's delay; who could rush her Into the goal after such a voyage ahead of schodulo tlmo and In perfect tilm for Immedlato action; who could make nor glvo so suporb an account of horsolf lu tho ensuing battle, and who through It all could bo so modest and void of moro self-seoklng bucIi a man Is mado of the right stuff for high command in tho servlco which has known a Decatur and a Fnrragut. Wo may not rovlvo within us In theso quiet days of peace tho thrill and tho enthusiasm which tho very name of tho Oregon aroused only four years ago; but unloss wo would repudiate thoao former sentiments as spurious wo Hhall do woll to rocognlzo with fullest enrncstuoss tho fitness of hon oring tho man who was responsible for and who Is to bo credited with the unpnralloled achievements of the Ore gon In 1891. MOUNT ANGEL COLLEGE Program of (Graduating Ex-, ercises 1 .Jrf!Vfft. tfJKllCI IfSJW nwr",-"jni.ii I '4mvTm Nte if or 5ale Play of -William Tell Success fully Presented The flftoonth annual commoncomont of Mount Angel collogo was held in tho collogo nudltorlum Tuosday, Juno 21. at 1:45 p. m. It was an Ideal day and oxcurslons from Portland, Salem and other points brought In Inrgo crowds to witness tho closing exor clsos. ' The program was as follews: "Lustsplol" Ovorturo .... Kolor Bela Collogo Band. Wclcomo Song College Oloo Club "William Tell" After tho Gorman of ..Schlllor A drama In six sconos. "Last Smllo" Wollonhaupt Edward Sheridan. "Dance of tho Drownlos" . . Kammnn Collage Orchestra DH If you want to get won train, you can- not take a iwt tor medicine than tho Bit ters It is the best health re etorer known to kieuco, auu will cure Headache, Nervousness, Flatulency. Indite stl on, and Malaria FcvcrandAjrue Try it. DARRIN REMAINS He Tho Domocrat man has mado It a rulo not to sign any potltlon of nnj kind, moroly becauso asked to do so, and Just to favor tho applicant, or fear of offending him In case of refusal. A majority of mon mako a practice of signing ovory potltlon presonted, nnd thon sometimes behind tho back work against tho vory potltlon signed by thorn. A potltlon ought to mean some thing. Albany Domocrnt A lot of oxchangos soom to bo run on tho plan of kooplng all the main facts about our government away from the peoplo, and distorting what thoy do allow thorn to loarn about It. That Is skunk-cabhago Journalism. 0 Tin I III m nil rov hns nnlitrirml tlio Jofforaon Itovlow. Ho has for some time boon running a six-column folio with an alght-column brain nnd a ton column heart. A city down tho road, whoso school population dooreasod about 300 lu a year, Is talking about how It has ex panded. This Is a humorous world. Albany Democrat. The abovo couldn't possibly rofor to Salem. Dimilies and lawns at reduced prices. Muslin underwear at reduced prices. The best values in the city. Come and look the stock over. rr4c rrnn- oil nn Wp hnvp n lot of small sizes IB and 19 which we will sell from 25c up to 40cfnone higher. I gjJJJ jj QDOUh MILLINERY DEPARTAENT running full blast with all the latest novelties. Greenbauin's Dry Goods Store Next Door to tho PoBtofllio. pOLLMA CHERRY SEED BR jreoTTFsiSnaiKS. jj ios. ',9lT'llIB perfect Cherry Beoder does ft I not crush the cherry or cause m any Ions ot juieo; a prAUiieal niRohlne for largo, small or Cal ifornia cherries The feed extripunc knllodrivea tho reed into nun dish and actually throws tho cherry into annihtr The marks ol the knife van scarcely he seen on the seeded fruit I fowl frtiin la) to 30 quarts per houi. lUtalt price, 85 cents. R. M. WADE & CO. ,-.,., - r " ...Oregon Corn Meal... w have a nice etoek ol Fresh Ground Oien Corn Meal, something Umt has the ml uS U !lt Md I U far better than kllu Jried meal, olve it a trt.l ami you will use no olber, Wion 1781. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... il CWft ttK FliEDMEN AMD SEEDSMEN. Salem, Oreeon for anybody! jAul Havana Filler " ftORODOM " BANDS r c samt vain 4 as tags from "STAR," NOXSBSHOB," "sreARNeAD.""srANDARo na vn" ' SA WLOC" " QLB 'YARCttfr' r"MASTBR WORKMAN" 7&xa. Q HiHrntmiMwiiiMiii HfMtf Pope Leo's Opinion of a Newspaper's Mission. It is soldom that Romans tako much roal intorost In ovonts out of tholr own Immodlnte circle of vision, writes an American rosidont In Home to tho New York Kvonlng Post, but tho ense of llttlo Margaret Taylor, of Cincinna ti. U. S. A., who wnu Idilnniinml l.v her au.nt four yenrs ago and was found In Uordlghera tho other day, has touched the hoaits of tho Hainan ma trons. Peoplo In high places havo also In toiostel themselves In the case, and even mo I'onniT, tlirougli bis arch bishop lu Canon, was lnfnrmmi lmu- the muttor wont. Whon he hoard that In linillll. l Pl,inlni.n,l .t. I . -. a. .. ....u. lit UMILIMIIHll, IJIO IIUIUU ) HID imiuiiiH or iiuio fliargarot. bad pio vlded tho funds to onable Mr. Taylor to come to Italy, claim his daughter and tako hor homo, he said: "That pupor understands tho true mission of the press vis, humanitar ian help to those who cannot help themselves. Tho Kngllsh nnd Ameri can papors deserve their power.' If you are troubled with Impure blood. Indicated by sores, pimples, headache, etc.. wo would recotnmond Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo soil under a positive guarantoo. It will al ways cure Scrofulous or Syphilitic polsoiiB nnd all blood disease. B0 rts and 11.00. D. J. FRY, Druggist. "All Hits Medley" Collego Cleo Club Distribution of Medals Conferring of Degroas Valedictory A. B. Horrmann Cast of William Tell Produced under tho direction of Rov. P. Adelholm, O. S. B. William Toll William Malonoy Walter Toll, his son Prank Sullivan. Wnltor Furst, Toll's father-in-law Thomas Walith. Staurfachcr Robert Irving Hunn Stanley McKay Old Melchthal Harvoy Cialg Young Melchthal Prodoilck Qoarln Reding, Landnmmnnn John Porter Old Rudy, Rudy, Kuny, Wornor, Swiss Plsliormon Charlos Schwarzo, Mar tin Doraglsch, William Waters, Flavins Moior. Baumgart, fugitive Edward Shorldan gal I an Two Hoys, sons to Rudy John Brown Ernost Hood StiiBsy, a liuntor Edwin Oamboo Cesslor, Landenborg, landlords Lar- ken Shell, Ralph McLaughlin Rudonz Attlnghaus, young Swiss No Woman William Cronln Rudolph Harras, a knight William Rlloy Dornor, a knight Harry Woodrum Louis, pago to Inndenborg Daniel O'NoII Tonant .TohnBrognn Slgrlst Joseph Morran Stlor of Url Arthur Comoll. Soldier Ooorgo Whlto Wlnkolrlod Frank Lovoloss Flshorboys, Soldlors, Sorvants, etc. Lyman Shoroy, Donnld Cowlcs, Lawronco Brown, Edward Barrett, Harold Manlon.IIorbort Canahl.John Meier, Harry, Cohon, Robert Naugh ton, William Sullivan, .Tamos Myhan Edward Morran, Allen Pugh, Alox nndor Kane, Edward Harris, John Kaup, William Concnnnon. Vocal Quartet Bonodlct Davis, Wil liam Cronln, Lyman Shoroy, Donald Cowlas . Charlos Armstrong, Stngo Manngor. Graduates. Bernard Horrmann, B. A.; John TJ Byron, Mastor Accounts; John P, Brogan, M. A.; Roy Stapleton, M. A.; John D. Portor, M. A.; Jamos D, Casoy M. A.; Richard B. Lyons, M. A.; Er nost M. Laonnlg, M. A.; John E. Mlc tol, M. A.; Gregory J. McGregor, M. A.; Qeorgo II. Jonnlngs, M. A. Medals Awarded. Medals woro given as rowards of studios nnd nltontlon to discipline' In the somlnnry, for gonoral excol loncy Paul Horhrlng. For gonoral proficiency Flavins Melor, of Salem, Orogon. In tho cologo, for application Rich ard Lyons, of Lyons, Oregon. For proficiency In Studios Harvoy Craig, of Mucloay, Orogon. For gonerH oxcolloncy Francis uuuois, uorvnis, Oregon. IS LOnCIliaea TO newani Salem Until Sep tember 1 Difig tlio past two months Dr. Dar rln 1 mado a groat furor among tho afllsa of this vicinity. His offlco has beftrowded night and day, and phe nogial cures havo been reported, mifflg It necessary for him to re milinother month. Tho opportunity toflmsult tills oinlnent pnysician C. A. Whlto BhK not bo-iost. 9.1 PERMANENT CURE8. the Only Ones That Count With a Patient. r. unrrln, Dear Friend: Happy am know that you aro again In Pon- on curing tho nflllcted. It will bo ears next mouth slnco you cured , of donfnoss and catarrh of 14 yoara' idlng. My hearing romnlns ontiroly id : also my lungs and throat aro Imanontly curod. What. I suffered l only knows, until I sought you for of. Publish this and obllgo, MRS. J. P. ROYCHOP. nacortos, Wash., Nov. 28, 1890. To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. 1 lekets are now on sale at all South ern Pacltlo and Corvallls & Hastorn It R. ollloes. through to Newport anil laqulna at roduoed ratee Southorn Pac-lllp trains connect with C. & E at Albany and Corvnllls. All tickets od for return until October 10. 1002 On June 23 tho C. & H. trains from Detroit henu leaving there at G:30 a. m meeting the Bay train at Albany at noon. Passengers for Detroit. Broltonbush and other mountain resorts can leavt Vlbany the snme afternoon, renohlng Detroit In the evening. Tickets are m sule from Albany to Detroit at ?1"' and rrom Corvallls at J3.S6. good i r return until October 10th, with "ttl oWii.tr tra,n Rt any ,,o,nt lli Aiuthern Puellle Company have m.H imv tale reuml trip tickots from all iint an Uielr lines In Oregon to uiii-r Newport or Ynqulna. with prlvl t i..' to return via either Hast or Wet Md. divisions, lu connection with .!"'. . & R u'rolay Sunday oxcurslon ttKi;ts. good going Saturday and re turning Moiulay. are also on sale at loiy low rates from all s. P. and C. & U iKtlute Full Information can be obtained as to rates. Ume tables, ote.. by annllea ton to any 8. p. or C. & IS, aKet. The SeutJierH PacJlle Company an nuunce the sale of reduced rates on aci ount of the Fourth of July. These figured will be based at one and one third fare for the round trip passage to and from staUoos la Oregon. Ticket wll he on ule Julj- 3d aHd 4th. and will be Khl for mum up to and la eluding the 6th. CelebraUeaji will be hald at the rmr IwirartMt llte. Ltxsrt agents will ftjrHlrt. ul ataih oa applleaUon. W H. COMAN. Qu. Pass. Ajjt Sheridan, of Portland, Orogon I' or nroflcloney in ponmanshln Jnmes Connolly, Tho Dalles, Orogon For proficiency In bookkeeping-' jonn i iirognn, The Dalles, Oregon Junior department, foi appllcatlon- ueruort wins. miliums- (Upaiimont. highest po contngo Robert Barrett, Pottlan Oregon. in uramn. "William Te 1" was t principal foaturo of tho ontertnlnmei It Is a heavy undortaklne for collo lans. hut was given In a thoroueh n tlstlc manner, with a deep npprech! lion of tho force nnd beauty of tlv lines. "William Tell" William Malonoy, 1 wie uiie mie gave a clever personl cation of tho Swiss hero, and Wlllln vniiiui ua owihs nouioman. in: Thomas Walsh as Toll's father in la mane nivorame imprasslons. An Eye Trouble Cured. To tho Editer: Numbor mo among 10 curod In Salem. For many yoara havo boon greatly aflllcted with in- junod and granulatod oyollds. tuough Dr. Darrln'B oloctrical troat- lent I am curod. and gladly add my imie. MRS. MINNIE M. HOLLAND. Catarrh and Dronchltls Cured. VTo tho Editer: I wish to oxpross gratification to Dr. Darrln for sue- Issfully treating mo for catarrh and lonchltls. Rofor your readers to mo Neodham's harbor shon. 110 Stato Sroot, Salem. F. H. HAIIN. Porter, of Salem, ably delineated m or tue principal characters, Redh T .,.. .. -r . . A. i.uuiiuiuiiiuuu. x.arKin anoil an! .Mci augnun, as tno two mnleole landlords, exhibited good acting ni delineation of character lu their s erai parts. The vocal music was oxcentlonn line. The quartet with trebled par si-wren a pronounceu nit under t direction of Rov. Father Dominie, S. II. They rendered classic nnd m odles and wore forced to respond encores The orchestra, which Is compos ui uiieen pieces, ana the college b of twenty-nve pieces, each render several choice selections wliUh w well recelveil and were thorough enjoyed by all nreeeut. f Many visited the new buiidinini court of erection and enjojed beautiful walks on the collwg oum ueiure anu utter the exercises i In nptiallo m.pli inn.u.1 ..i.iii... ft ,.- .....v,.v H.w.. IIIHMVIII UUJIIiJ- l oraturtcal excellence, the coliii) S. R. Coffman Cured. To the Editer: For flvo years I have en aftllctod with dysnonsia. sour Johomach. pains and bloating. Constlpa on was ever prosent. I was run down in uiuo from the affects of my dls- isos. I conimonced treatment bv nr arrln May 30. and now nronounen iself curel and most omphatlcally iiiiiihiiu ur. warnn. iiy postolllco JacKsonvillo, Or. Refor any ono to e S. R. COFFMAN. Dr. Darrln's Place of Buslmn Dr Darrln gives froo oocamlnatlon tol ii. anu wnen necessary gives modi lues in connection with olectrlclty. 'he poor treated free from in in n laily. except medlclnos. Those wili ng to pay 10 to 5: evenlnca. 7 fn 8- h!nil.laia 1lt L n ' vtiiiinjrs 1U U J, At a Bargain A modern house, new, (wo blocks from the Post Office,' 362 Church Street. An abstract goes with the premises. Terms can be made to suit the purchaser. Apply on the premises or to S. Jriebman . 307 Commercial Street. o SffifflSK8S Darrln has practiced in Paris, Lon, Now York, San Francisco ana Pn&tul. whero hlB business required thfl-ln of threo assistants, and whllo nbfil discovered certain remedies for mfl of tho most dread diseases, and hiflatmont of them gives ontlro sat Islfion nerous testimonials . have ap piid In this paper during Uio past lolweeks from thoso who Uiought thliwed It to the doctor, as woll as luffeds of llko sufferers, to speak of tlsfood work that has boon uono ror tl ny of Uioso aro woll known to tho . . tt having beoa curou wnon tno r was horo years ago, whon wo o favorably Impressed with his i work. ofy doctors havo had such a largo Inn na Mlla llllValMlltl Whfl IR V MM W..M yj .w...... .. I d by scores of peoplo ovorywhoro , lii ops, and it Is woll to noto that tho d( r is not out for monoy alono, as IS ovod by numerous casos of poor, II lo ho has curod, who aro unablo ' tf iay for tlio restoration or tholr li h. ,1 o doctor owos his groat success it y to tho mysterious power of oloc- tmv In wlilnh lin linn bncnmn so jf vorsod. Electricity Is tho won-j mn uio ago, auu mo mouu ui iruuu ir t Is tho acmo of porfcctlon. It jfi tratos tho secret ambush of dls J , and oxtormlnatos It root and Li eh forovor. It removes tlio wretch ? ymptoms ot loathsomo maladlos, averts tholr dreadful Directs, it a many ot tho most hopeless cases rellovcs pains that ovory Known jdy failed lu, nnd can bo substun- d by tho ovldonco of hundreds who ij boon cured by Dr. Darrln. Wo d say more, which wo fool Is duo doctor, did space permit. Read tho iwlng cures: At Easter Time la when the building huslnoss will be in full swing. If you hnven't given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you lo got estimates from Uoodalo Lumber Co., for any and all kindB of lumber for out or inBido work, lath, bIiIdrIos, sanh, doors, blinds and everything ncedod in this lino. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. PasB'r. depot. Phono 051 SX3S)(i ..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar.. For shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, hosiery, ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our line. An especially beautiful lot of new veilings. Our goods are marked very low, Call and be convinced. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... in.. . ..W-- . - 31 -fc 'flfc. 11 V cortn 118 State Street, Salem. so- Another Soul Made Happy. i'o tho Editer: I wish to lot tho plo of Pendleton and vicinity know . it Dr. Darrln has done for mo. For , ong tlmo 1 havo boon sovoroly af- toil wIMi n InnHianmn illannan rt mv .WW. ...v.. .. .W.....MV...W U.UW.JW Wfc ...J UJ. Dr. Darrln has stoppod uio dls- irge completely, nnd I commend his M 1 a- Ok ML I $A2t5fe .-J WHmHFLW lfafX-a? ' vSW In, I JWt uv Ik When Yankee Dee die Comes to Town On tho Fourth of July, he will piobably wear his best bib and tucker, and will obfeive thnt every msn of roflnemsnt nnd tasto has a shirt and collar on tint hasn't wilted from tho heat, and that looks immaculate nnd comfortablo, be caupo every woll dressed man in Saleoi nas his laundry work done at the Fnlem Steam Laundry. Get your work In early, wo would like to celebrate onr fcolvts. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLURTKD, I'UOPniBTOR. DOllODS D. OLM8TKD, MOB. Phono 411 230 Liberty Plrest A Good Wife and Health... Aro n man's best wealth, and he ran contribute to tho health ol himiel and wilo by using tho Capital Brewery beer. It is pure, healthful and nutri tious, and is a delightful beverage t any soaion, and during .warm weather there isn't a thirst quonchor that cm equal it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. &i&?2H&i&?Z?&2&&727&72K&tt JZSH..T'rC"""- Sclm"rlJatm.nt o any similarly allllctoa.1 S S3.000.000 Worth of 80,pduatl steel ra'Is. 50 new locomotives, sad 55 sew tuutnes, tnair turs, amine ana csie cars is ids record or the i W During tho past year, makinz it the most modern and up-to-date railroad ji ui mo country, i ravel ovor it nnu enjoy tlio finest equipmont on earth. f 0. 8. CRANE, Gen, Pns Agt., 8t. Louis, Mo. Ross O. OLINK, Paciflo (I Coast Pas. Agt., Los AukoIos, Cal. Z&!&?Z&Z&Z&i& O. C, T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA dsy and Saturday at 5 p. m. QuickjTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade st. M. P. BALDWIN, Aft. Atl't m Mm SHOItfliNE Umeon Pacific. E.rors of youth, blood taints, cleot. nipotemy. varicocele, deafness, ca a ill and stricture a specialty, All ""'"" 'e aau lemaie and private " &av s treated at Sfi a. u-ov- n. in list pnuortion of time, as the -a reiulr No cases nubllshed. at. ut by penulsslon of the patient All ",iu, retauons with nr n.rin r. . "" wujiwsw cumpare v """"J iuunuenuai. Letters of In. -1.3 w,, any or the colIeKiHt i m answered. Circulars and ques rtltuUens of Oregon. i n blanks sent free Bed Time I tnke n pleasant herb drink, the morning I feel bright and my q piaxion is bettor. My doeter say nets gently on the stomach, liver kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative la made of herns, and Is prepare oaslly as tea. U U called Laae's X lolne. All dmggiaU sll It at He on emits. Luuie'a Fawlly Metijcj moYes uie haweja -oaeh day. If eannot gt it, spd for free mih Address, Qrator VVoQdwttrd.I.eRi y. j, i-vfs tested and glaases fitted. Those Hd.sii.tur treatment slicnild call soon. Btr. XZ " "v" r more ."-.nurui, UfflPM at Vtllnr..n IHotC'l SakUl. UUtll San,a.Ku- 1-. 0- - New Elite Gallery. The undereUaed has nurehnai ,. Elite galler' of Hart & Mol.onn and have secure tke srvlee of Mr' t rl NortUtrow, wko l kaawa as one -the & optaw on tk wast. JrieuOa. pstr a-a tb pub)9 jdmHy tYtte4 to . Over Dalrym We s store. t. J. onnvTCT?. L - - ""ie.iei. a. run 5&ta l The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour ist sleeping cars between Portland and Chicago once a week, and between Og den and Chloago three times a week, via tho Scenic line. Through Standard sleeping cars dally hotween Ogden and Chicago, via tho Scenic line. Through Standard sleeping cars dally hetweon Colorado SprlngB nnd St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing cars dally between San Francisco and Chicago, via Los Angeles and El Paso. Through Standard sleeping cars and chair cars dally between SL Paul and Chloago. Bo sure that your tlakot reads via tho Qreat Rock Island Route. Tho best and most reasonablo din ing car Borvloe. For rates, folders and descriptive lit erature wrlto to A. B. COOPER, General Agent, Portland, Or. DEPART FOU Chicago ForUani Bwcial BOO., ra. via Hunt iagtoa "AtimTS" Kxpreai 8 60 p. m. Tla Hum- tngton TIME SCHEDULES From Portland, Or, 8U Paul Kait Wall 8:15 p. m. Via Simians ?alt Lake. Danrer. Ft Worth, umana, Kauiv City. Ht Louli, Chicago ana icaat Salt Lake. Denrer Ft Worth, Omaha, Kanui City, 81. LouU, thlcajo ana juui. lu.iii" w.n"iiwlion. Spokane. Wallace, Full man, Mlnneapnlli BV Haul. Duluth. Milwaukee, ucicago, ana a. ARBIV YR0X iSOf V, .ICa. n 0 n 79 HOURS 79 jL PORTLAND TO CHICAGO No Ounce of Cars . Through tickets via this roate a Eastern points on sale at Southern F cine aepot otuce. OCEAM AMD HHEU SCHEDUIB From Portuad There's a Freshness About our stock of groceries that tho people like, and no wonder. You nev er knew, of us offering oheap stuff, for the sake of quoting a low price. Our iow prices are on goods of worth, fit fer aayfaeey BRANSON &. RAeiAN. 8 p.m. Daily except Sunday 8 p. m. Saturday J.UP.B), All sailing "late, aubject! to cnango ForfciinFraiiciaco Bail erery 6 daji COLOMBIA RIVKR ToAatorla and way Landing. ex t,faM WILLAMETTE BIVE . . pflrf. Btearoer Ruth leaves tweni.". land and way landings on TueV fot days and Saturdays, a bout 10 &.. !! S boul Houurjeuajo - rt m .. n - Gen. Pass. Atf. At- 0'Z, r