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lM IEyery olhqr man you meet speaks about the
l&lfteatheriiitllat helpless "let-it-go-at-iliat" sort
&4kftfar tr01 a wa7 as ,r ne coma get no rener
Bftit ? 1 discomfort, What we want to do is to
Br1; ! '" ' men UP tne point of saying "I'm dre:
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of a way, as if he could get no relief from its
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dressed for
comfort; hot weather doesn't bother me." This
store pays special attention to summer clothing
hot weather shirts; underwear, straw hats, etc.
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Summer shirts, 45, 50, 75, to $3.00.
.Summer underwear, 25c to $1.50.
Straw hats 25c to $1.50.
6. w. Johnson & 6o..
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers.
ANNUAL SHOE SALE
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
One year ago we inaugurated our annual shoe sale.
Our customers will remember the wonderful success
,of our monster shoe sale. Tills month we will have
the greatest shoe sale ever heard of. 10 per cent dis
count on all shoes. All goods marked in plain figures.
Lacy's
bhoe stop?
04 State St
THE MILT JOIN
nv hofkii nnemmns.
"TilUHSDAYTjUNiri I, ItfxT
Dully Ono Yonr, 3 00 In Advnnaa.
Dally Pour Month 91 In Aclvnnoo
Woukly Ono Yonr 91. OO In Advnnoo
OUR PRODUCTION OP HOI'S.
George 0. Ilruwor i prominent lion
grower of Pncramciito, Cnl., In n clmilnr
to linpuroworn urging tlium to di-crt-iiro
tlioncrriiKOLfnyB "Tliu ntiioiiut of beer
manufactured In IHlMt wh 110,861,111
barrels, hlcli nt oua pound to tho Imr
rol (180 poumla to tlio bale) u llml thnt
203,2'B bslcs of Imps worn rrfjitJriHl. Wo
grew In Washington 115, 000 Imlus, Ore
gon t-0,000 halo. Cnlifornln Bft.000 butim
mid In Now York 70,000 Imlon, or In the
United Btntea n total of S 11,000 h.il.-i
Add to that tlio amount (311,000 hales)
Imported, and ui lmvo '.'0(1,000 bnlea, lc.it
of which wo Imva use for only Mtf.WS tothlo precedent v. o bought tlio Phil-
unlilo hlintelf claimed tlml ho controlled
only 11 prnvlnn1', roprivontirign popn
Intlon of U.OOO.COO or itlxiut ono fourth
of tlio onllro population of tlio Islands."
From fie ihi rid Grcuuu's report, dated
August 30, 1H!)8, Is lakcri thu follewing:
AkiiIiihUIo'm government does not com.
inniiil tlio hearty Niipport ol tlio
largo body of tlio Filipino, lioth in
Manila, nml outside, who hnvo property,
ndurnlloii, nnd Intelligence.
TIiIm Id purely a ThkiiI Insurrection."
Tlio tcMllinony of Oeiieuat Oreono In con
tinned by our itoldlor lioys who hnvo
returned from thu Philippine, 'llien.
ii s ultovo atalod being tliu awe, Hint only
n minority of Filipinos nro opimsutl lo
Our government, It In iimIcwi to try to
provo Unit tlio United Htnten hits tlio
right to mihjcct n Kioplii iigalntt ,thlr
will, to Itn government, or to bring imr-
nllel elites to aha Unit it tins liceiinur
jHilloy In tlio punt to annex territory
without oeu iiaklng tint consent of Its
InhnhltnntH, nn wun tlio ciiho with Loula
lanu, Florida, nml AlniiVn ; and accurtlliiK
Ulot, Icavlnu n mrplim of un.OOO Imliti
Thli nirpliiH might lnno been utvil up
by England hail nhc not grown ncurly
what iho inquired. Ai It In now aim
will take but about onu-lmlf of thin mr
phis, find much of thnt will bo forced on
her by coiulnnmuiit, etc. In nny rmo,
wo shall Iirvo 23,000 or 30,000 bulva to
carry over Into tlio lt00 hopyour."
FXVOPS CXPAhSION
A Rttutllun't Dtrcnit or Thli Policy Utfpre
Elcciloi Dr.
(Win, II. Karr of llnrney, Oio,, In thu
Oregon Olty. Kntvrprio on "Kxiuiiihloii
Our rolloy." In tlio next Iinuu Tiih
JounNAL will print tlio nrtinniont of a
prominent lteiubllcuu iigiiiuat oxprtif
Ion. J Ki.J.
I m kurprlved that (hero Ii bo lit
tle IxiliiKBttld atprumiut minting to our
poiltlon courornliiK tlio riililpplnot,
particularly from n ltepnlillwui ntnuil
point; and to continue tlio mlinlniilro-
tlon'i jKilloy reuardimi thu Wnndi, it
will lo iicco8.ry to elect tint Itopulill
can ramllilatM to olllei). Tlio iittltudo
of HiOBiitii totviinl the titxuronta to
coiitlnuu their wnrfaru, In tlio hoo Hint
If llrynn l Us)tel tlioy will obtain their
iudepeiuU'iico. At any rnto if ilryau i
elected, it wouhl ineauachnnce of (tolloy
regardlnK th itlamU whivh would Ihi
to our wirloim deterlumiit, and lntwtd
of our rauklnx n flriiilM p-ier
polltlcnlly nml oominarowl1)'. ami o
th paramount (Huett In tliu l'lllt
wO Would bvcQino n ogoikl ralo nut Ion,
dliUticrd by emit ( tho i;iiit
poweri of KnrHi.
llut kom ono umy ink t hat U thu
extcit of the pnyHtjH liurrctlou, mid
whatproiwrtion, s( tit opnltioii
It' 'utaKeU In W It It bo
undortood, oitco for all, that tho iuiur
rectlon Ii not general, boins oontluod lo
mttleii, warlike tribu, thu Tuguli,
ISalo, or TikIpk' ,,u umlMr uuly
'M r rout ot the population; it tat
merit from M. Audru, IWlairt omul at
Manila, dauvi AuauU SO, 193. U .ju.itul
m wyiuj("tlit "thu priMont ilx-ltloi
only rpiout a Imlt hv ihmiI of tha
Hjiultlon. On Anuito, tsw, AkuI
IppinuD of Hpnlu. Keu if tho mniority
of thorn worooppoiteil to in mid woro
lot nlono, tlmy would not bo ulito to kov.
orn tlioiiiaolvoa auccoiikfully. Aunroy
wood provulll. OoiutiiutuprliiluK would
remit.
HUhop 1'oltcr, of Iho l'rotestiuit KpU.
copnl church, lonfeiieva thnthUvlow
coneornliiK tho extuualouot tho author
ity of tho United ritntea outr tlio 1'lilU
Ippinea, hno Ik'hii fuuiUmuntiilly
chaiittetl by bin vUlt to tho IthiiuU; hu
eaya tlio jK'opIo aro totally unlit for nolf.
Korurmnvnt, mid they mutt bo kov
urned by n cuporlor nntioni tlmy mint
lH)broiiht to "oo and recocnlio thu
upurlority of what wu know an olviliui
Hon," and wu mint ufford thuni an op
portunlty to adopt It.
Bmrntor IlovorlilKo, of Indiana, who
nlM hail vlnltetl tho lilanda, In a eiH)h
In tho eonuto, January 0, 1000, wilili
'Tlio untivo Inliabltautit aro a lmrlmr
oui rare, nut n hundriHl amonu tlium
comprohundml thu mvauinu of AukIo
ftuon foil u'oernniont. Thuru aro only
thmiouuimiindiiiKlutullcoU mid cliur
autora In tho whole opii!utloii Arol.
luno, prolouud lawyer and lir mound
luourrupliblu tiiiini Mulilnl, lillitt
typo of aubtluty, AKUlnnldo, nlour,
H)pular leader, reaoiirvoful. bravo, oun
niuir, iiiiMriipuloiia; bo la a Malay
Bulla, not n Filipino WuKiilnuton." Ho
tpicmioua tho ponalbility ol IIicm)
Malaya boliiK eer llttisl fur aol(KOcrn-
iiiwnt, and aeo llttlo ground to hopo.
An ii ruco, tho iH'imtor contlnuua, tliolr
ability it jioer: they nro, with regard to
all anlld and iih(iiI oducatlon, dull and
ktupld,
Aiiiouutliool.Joctloni rulMvl by lliow
oppoaliiK dxpanaton Ii thla, that tho
Inland, Ik)IoiijIih; to tho Killplnoa and
not to bpalu, tho latter named Hwer
oonld not legally tranafur them to tho
United titutea. Now, that atatemont U
nut trim; tlmy wero thu actual property
pi 8wln. alio havinit aoiulrod tliembya
invAiy with tbo Filipino In locvmlwr,
1BD7, acoordiu to w bich treaty Sln
iijjrwisl tu py to Aisulnaldo and other
leader koimahlug oivr f l.OOOAX), ami
tho Insurucnta nurrendorod their arms
arid nmmutiltlon, making tliolr Hubmla
H'.on to Spain, alined a documont ac
Icnowledghig her right of sovereignty
over the (aland, and solemnly promittd
to never revolt again, (World Wldo
Encyclopedia.)
Tlio commercial advantages "of "tho
lalnml aro Incalculable. , They, farnlth
tho key to tho China, Japanr add thd
other Enat India trado. With thoao
faland ours, wo aro In n poalllon lo con
trol tho markota of tho far I'aat, and
hence, toilnd n market for our own In
crcaeing products. Hon. Ohouncey
I)ep.w, n far-seeing public spirited
man of Now York, In a
speech iniule at thu time of
tho ptirchnHo of tho lelanda, said that It
means unbounded prosperity for the
l'uclflc const. Instead of tho bulkol
trado being carried on botneon tho
North Atlantic IBtnteu and Kumix;, tho
rnclflc states would hnvo their ehnro in
Iho commerco of tho world. At tho
i hi um. vunveiuiun oi ,ino conwiorn uoiion
Hpinner'a Asjociation recently held at
uiiimouu, et v., rrcs .iiCAUen, in tliu
coiiwo of his remarks, eald: "Wo
should bold and govern tho I'hllipplno
Inlands, which aro destined to bocomo
thodiatrlbutlng canter of tho Eastern
World." Tho nation lo bo most bene
fited will bo tho ono In possession of this
distributing center. Now that wo aro
In posreniNon of it, why not keep It?
Senator Uovcridgo furthor says, "Ogr
largest trado must honccforth bo with
Aula; tho I'atiflo Is our ocean; Iho Phil
ippines glvo us a door to tho East, . .
Tlio Kwer that rules the Pacific rules the
world, With tho Philippines onrs, that
power Is and forevor will bo thla re
public. Tho American statesman com
mits a crlmo against American product,
who falls to put America where the may
command thla vast trndo "
Whllelaw Itted says, "Tho greatest
ocean on tho globo has been put In our
Hands; tho ocean that Is to bear tlia
commerce of thoSOth century. In the
facoof this proapoct thai! wo prefor,
with tho teeming population that tho
century is to bring us, to remain a
hibernating nation, living off Its own
fat, n hermit nation?"
Wo liavo a duty to perform to thu fill.
pluoH. Prorldenco lma placed them In
our care, wo will teach thorn Christian!
civilization, and givo them an idea of
what free government is, and glvo them
u hand in It oh far as they aro capable.
The march ol progrcea moves steadily
on, nml barbarism and savagery must
give way to It, tl at tho greatest numbers
may recelvo tlio gruntest gooj.
Wo cannot well avoid retaining tho !
Imida. Even if wo did not want them,
It would bu "n weakly evasion of manly
duty to.givo tlium bnck to HpuIn, or to
rcipilru her to transfer them to some
other M)wur or powers, and thus shirk
our own rtspoinibility." If It could
hnvo been ilono it would hnvo entailed
tho moat rerlous International compllca
tlons. Io leavu tlium.for thu powers to
quarrel over, or leavj tho Islands to
thoiimeUcK to anarchy nml elmos of no
protection could not bo tolerated.
They aro rightfully ours according to
tho laws of conijuest, transfer and un
iieialion, and our uciUlsitiun, mid mat;
nor of obtaining It, Is in accord with
w hat other mitiuu would do under simi
lar conditions, Wu will not glvu tlium
up; wu cannot gho them up; wucamu
by tlium honorably, and lawfully, why
throw uwny ourowu propurty, why throw
nwny this opportunity lor us tobocomu,
pru-umiiiuully, thu strongest, tho moht
Inlliiential, and thu moat prosperous
nation on thu facu of tho. globo? Wu will
not throw uwny such an opportunity.
And lo that ond wu must continue In
(oner thu administration thnt will carry
out thu policy wu huu inidortakon re
gaining wu riiiiippiuo.
Noxl-tho corner stone of tho Salem
pcstofllco building.
Portland ought to bo prosperous and
make a good living 'off tho rest of the
slato by tho excursion business alone.
Portland Is successful In working tho
convention rfnd lodgo racket so as to
rake in all tho small change of tho rest
of tho state all tho ycarjaround.
ill
Americans ought not td got too gay
about tho Incapacity of Filipinos lor
self government, as long as audi Inci.
dentins the Saint Loula alrlke arojallow
cd to occur In our own country. Ex
What's the matter with submitting
tho Salem special revenue ordinance to
a vote of tho people? Asylum Atenne
nnd'Htato' Direct should bo smoothed
and sprinkled. They aro atonepllca and
duatheap now.
Exchanger One county has been
heard from whero the woman's suf
frage amendment carried, Ilenton, The
men of Oregon seem to bo like the
United States senators. They want to
contlnuo to hold.thoir Jobs.
Off the Tuck.
This iiiuniimllaaatur and death when
applied ton hut uxprens train. It is
itiiiully serious w lieu it refers to pcopla
wlioiio IiKmhI is disordered uud who coif
setiiuntly havu pimptea and tores, bud
atiiiiiiicha, durungvd kldnovs, weak
neri nml that tired feeling. Ilood'a
Surfupurillii puts tho whicla buck On tho
truck by making puru, rich blood and
curing tliomi t rouble!.
Oouetipatiou la etirctl by HiKxl'a Pills.
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JOURNAL X-RAYS
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hliiK6iioiiiiiwitklh riirv4 c( thlUlUitb,
tMiUBtrlu uoi lor hr b
ImwihI smk-ailUuul lit cuutlmi
I 4 imHIiIik call aoiMMi
I'M lh.hl ol b Mifltttbf-
.rtui uJ r-n. nrr htr t tu,Wr ol (kwu IUt caunot U
MH WU IIWWIWl
I uN(tu ha lwuttt
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lli.t I Ji uh of Muru i '
IKINlUUlPgl
cr.r&M cwifiminotil i.f!l ii.i iii4 lii. aitj tuturta
mtir u woiuy wi't www. inu KitniiDf nutmtul u
ww iw m " i tw natt t ir iuum cniu-ti
i whv aw.woiiiM'f I'bukd tarry wwnaa toftly
umc m4 fW lit UixAui i 1 uk Ujuuviklu kkovutiun Cu..
wnu.
antCSai
Mother's
Friend
Now, wo shall soon hear aomuthlng.
Croker bus tailed for A morion
I I
t A goixl aolootlon John II. MoNury
turduputy dlitrlsl attoriiuy for Marlon
run nly,
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A brother of Uoiiator llevurldge ot
IudUiia I roiorted to bo an auutloneer
in Kaiuaa, Oratory mint be a family
trait of tho lluridges.
An uxahauguaikai "Whnthaa Ikvoiiiu
ol the Utile! in bell?" Kusy ummb.
The om ii try lma grown no proapomua
hell boa been forgotten.
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Tlio DtmiiHirata of the Hawaiian
laUnd niwt todav In territorial con
vention to select a ihJetfuto to thu Kau
Ma City convention
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"Salem Oaiital Jouunii. Host Dally
In Amerloa, wanting cities of leas than
10,000 population." lik-o, 33. Vuwapapor.
Illuu llook.for 1P00.
IViooma New a i The glorious Fourth
la near enouli at hand for the Hint o
Fntvlom to le In training for the annual
icimiu whteh la "heanl around Iho
world."
I I t
Iho Dvmucratlo-Citiieua' party I to
day tho clvaneat, atnuigeat and moat
recUble opoaltlon irty ever organ
Up I lu Marlon county. It U u orvauU
xatUu that will endure and will win.
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V cute but imuu-lfcn exohango )t
veiy wittily:
l lark ha returned to Montana, mi.l
the ittn liiir familtm ol tint ImlLxini I-..
UUlor are again eating thrvu time a
day.
A Democratic exchange says of tho
Cuban Postal frauds: "Tho McKlnloy
administration Is not to bo commended
for allowing ono of Its favorites to steal
a half million. At this rato there will
not bo enough to go around."
T ft
Douglas county belloves Irt a progres
sive clylllzatlon. Tho equal euffrago
amendment was carried in the county
by a majoiity of about GO. Tho vote
was against hogs running at largo by
moro than two to ono.
. .
Newspaper prosperity and tho real
thing aro not always tho same. A Re
publican excliango says:
The country is in a Reed nrosnerous
condition, and tho people will not voto
to mnko a chango this fall.
I I t
Owing to registration tho total vote of
all parties In Oregon fell off. An ex
change says:
Oregon Is still Itonubllcan but tho voto
of Oregon Republicans Is not on tho in-
creaco. When nil tho votors of Oregon
co to thu poJUs Oregon may not ho longer
Republican,
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Latest of tho Lane county missing
election returns:
Tho missing Glentonn tally shrot is
still nut. Tho 10 days Is tip Thursday
ovpning. Rumors of contest aro (lying
about. Wu learn that the comity court
sent tonientena precinct, J. N Suth
erland, ono of tho judges, to sco if ho
ho could llnd tho tally sheet.
I I I
Hy co operation of state, county, city
and private ritlrens tho leading streets
past tho statu house and stato institu
tions like tho asylum, pen and fair
grounds could be put in perfect order and
kept sprinkled. Have wo the onturpriso
nml Intelligence? Republicans are sup
K)sos to hno.
Ml
Allinnv Demecrat: A Woodburn hop
man is tho father 'of twins born laat
week An exchange says ho named the
Ikiv Mark and the girl Hannah. Cer
tainly this was a very crazy thine for
a hop mnti to do with hops at flvo rents.
Wo beliuvo tho newspaper man fabricated.
Well, there was n clean count
of thu retiming In Marion county this
year. It is relattd that in Valein No.
t n ballot was laid aside as bolng blank
on Justice ot the peace. On ro-examl-nation
ol thu ballot a faint cross was
found imforo Jonathan O'PonolPs name.
It waa by a faint scratch ho was hon
estly counted In.
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O. 11. Pchurlo, of tho 'Mallory Livo
Stock Commission Co., Chicago, say:
"The Willamette valley Is, In my
opinion, ono of tho moat beautiful and
most productive regions of 'tho-whole
country. Eastern Oregon, as a sheep
raising country, cannot bo surpassed,
and It would lea tine cattlo ground it so
much good cattlu land had not been con
verted into farms."
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Thu administration Is in a dilemma.
II it retaliates against Germany, It will
loa Gorman aiv$. It it dooanrt, It will
lonoconirnmuoua irotii mo meat pack
ers. Tliu question la, which will be tho
most uxiHinsUuT Exchange,
Wo predict Mark Ilanna will try to
oapt tiro both thu Herman voto and the
packing house ote.
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No Republican paper haa done Justice
lo tiiu subject, therefore Tua Jockval
will nay III Chairman Wrightman and
Secretary Roland, of the Republican
County Central committee, were the
moat competent and gentlemanly offiolala
recently put in charge ot a campaign ol
tlio majority party in Marion connly.
Mr. Wrightman sought to do his full
duty, to protect the Interest entrusted
to him lu an honorable and courteoua
manner. He alnaya discouraged per
souultlw and o far oa known count-
Ow? life
X ail-k
THE HERVES OF WOMEN
lordla B. rifikUara'a Vef eUble Compound
IUIIotm the Suffering- from Orr
wroaght Nsrri.
"DeAn lliis. Pixkham: I am ao
grateful for tlio benefit derived from
the use of Lydia E. Plnkham's Vege
table Compound that I fish you to
publish thla testimonial that others
may know the value of your medicine.
I waa suffering such tortures from
nervous prostration Uiat
waa a burden. I could
not sleep at all and
was too weak to
walk across the floor
without aid. Tho
disease had
reached a
condition
whero my heart waa
affected by it, so that
often I could not lie
down at all without
almost suffocating.
I took Lydia E.
Plnkham's Vege
table
and It worked like made
your medicine has been of inestimable
benefit to me." Miss Adki.k William
boN, ISO N. Roulcvard, Atlanta, Oa.
Thin, Sallow and Nervous
"Dkaii Miw. Pinkiiah : 1 was thin,
sallow and nervous. I hod not had
my menses for over a year and a half.
Doctored with several physicians in
town and one specialist, but did not
pet nny better. I finally decided to
try your medicine, and wroto to you.
After I had taken three bottles of
Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegotable Com
pound and three of Illood Purifier, my
menses returned, and I feel as well
and strong aa I over did, and nm gain
ing ilesh." Miss I.eka Oai.neb, Vlsulla.
Tulare Co., Cal.
nanccd no unfair or underhanded
methods. It Is a pleasure to say this on
behalf of the opposition,
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THE MAN IX OVEHALLS.
I'm J nit a man InOvcralls,
lint quito as good as you.
I'm sorry for tho awful rich
And for the privileged few.
I'm sorry for the howling swells.
Thoy have to dress so much.
I'm sorry for the ministers,
They keep so out of touch.
I'm sorry forsocloty men,
They work so hard tor fun,
What things you sco when out for n
walk!
Oh, Johnnie, get your gun I
It' we, tlio men In overalls,
it's wo wno pay the tax.
Tho rich will get tho marblo heart,
Till they got offour backB.
OA8TOIIIXL.
Beirstlia y1IHKUdY Hail Alr Boiijlil
WHY USE
.W?lsbach Matfle?
BKCTtUBB TUBT OIVK A GOOD
LIGHT AND ARB LONO LIVKD.
WB SELL TUBES ORADES!
gives OKB
r hour. Price w o.
"YTJaKA" WE1JBB ACII MANTLR The yerr Meat thing n mai-Ue. JM"?
. . n n ami rr mu ar ir aa.ii n a nnniiimiiLinii aia iiii a v luicv iw 'vs .:
XO, &.: nieoui'uSdbrrof giod 'ualing quoMWafiaiiTlnf rfaUTV CANDLE TOWHU mce
"IDEAIVot quite as good quality but glrlng same candle power aa the No, 197, and at half the
Any o" utilea pufon and burner. Ppertr yu.tl ?t boTe rates. d
DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS?v WK.JJjf
a nBTTER LIOIIT ' foi I.E88 MONEY with one of thcae burner, than wlUi any other form of aril,
acial light, We hare gas stores also. Let u. .how thorn to you.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemeketa St.. Telephone 503.
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Chicago
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2l
Timf milAc vnn r'trh. nnri if vou are alive to vour
own interests you'll find you save money by trading here.
O er people do. Why not you. .
Our stock of family groceries and provisions is the most
iCoftTtha! comPlete- .
Harntt & Lawrence,
OLD rOSTOFFlCE aitOCEItY
8p. m.
ex. Bun
Uatur-
tup, m.
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STEAM,
HOT AIR,
HOT WATER,
climates iurnished, and work done promptly substantially
and at honest prices.
Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty.
T. 8 BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I6II
Leare
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WILIMMRTTK nivK"
For Portland, Newbcrx tni a. J, .
Landings. Mondr XfShS
dajr and Friday MlS.Oo jTZ . ..'
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WILLAMETTE RIVER D1VI8!0h"""
D&llr boU to Portland u .Vw.. .. '.
trcct car line at Oreirou cut ir ih. .,i.?M,t U
delarcd Ihero. Tloketa to all polnu in nlilS
WiuhlOKton, California or iho Eml Si!0"'
checked throogh n-orn BaUm free rSifPf
ra 1 or riTer route to rort and. fW.r
made at 1'ortland with all rail, octan S?S?
.l"At,Porui,a,o,
A tent, Trade Street ieekgSa'
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Court Hherwool Koretl Ko. 19. Utcu FikUr
nlghu In Turner block, John M. Chae, C. It.
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Pure Home Rendered
Country Lard
In Bulk
At Epplev's
Only 10 cents a pound.
Canadian
Pacific
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Ar New Orleans
Ar Waahlnsion..
Ar New YorV
ruiiman ana Touriats ran en both
trains. Chair cars Bacramonlo to Ogdea
and El Paso, and tourist cars to Chlcaw,
m,. vimn, oiy wtiuunnHiiu ivnaiungion
Councctine at 8an Frnnillnrn olili :
era! Btoainshlp lines (or Honolulu,
Japan, China, Philippines. Central and
South America.
S?, Mr. W. V. Hlcinuor agent at Halto
Station, or address
0. U. MARKHAM, G. T. A.,
Portland, Oregon.
fj Bj jB StS
MiloC. Matthews
Soccewor to Edwarda it Matthewa
MARKET
Tho Cnroulcl Uulldlna;.
TIIK CIlaOMICJ.K raaia wlik tat ftattiet
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Oail II kaaa all la aUUlf, taltrOflM aa4
TIIK CIIRONICMra TrlrtT4hle Rrtta ar
IWt UtMt aad ami rIUb), lu Lural ti tw
tulbal aial IplcUil aoj Ita aMltutlaU rraaj Ik
aunt pma la la rvamr;
MBAT and
HOUbTKV
State street near railroad. Frealieat
and best meats. My patrons aay I keep
li becat meats In town.
OTEAM WOOD SAW
O Two Mnohlnos
WorkDone Quickly.
Telephone I8311)lack. Leavo orders at
residence on litli street, or Steiner's
market, oi. vanplmt, YewPabk. 6-flt(
Imperial Limited.
Is n GrtKAT Tuain In witilpment, In speed
and its variety ol Through Survfpo.
A Through Fiiist class Slkepino Cab
to Toronto, to Moutreal, and Irom Banff
Hot Springs to St. Paul.
A Throng Touiiist Slelpi.mi Caii St.
Paul, Dally and Touhist Slukpino Oak
to Toronto and IJoston Three Days every
h cek.
The'upEiiiAL Limited" tlmo is ar
ranged to paB tho grandest scenic fea
tures of the Canadian Pacific Line dur
ing daylight
Pamphlets furnished Iree.
E. J. COYLK, H. II. ABIIOTT,
A. Q. P. A., HOThhd St. Portland,
Vancouver, B. C.
H
CHINESE AND JAPANESE BAZAAR
Removed to 140 State street.
New stock, large ariety of dry
goods. Silk embroidery, ladies'
lUrnlahlni! COOila. .Inn.inn.
goolo, chlnaware, mattlmr and
HUIE WING
urnlahlng goods.
notiouB. Prices reasonable.
SANG, COMPANY.
Chicago, Heck Island & Pacific Ry
Siffl
The favorite linn to all points east
Broad, vestlbuled and up-to-date trains
between t'ueliloand Demer.and Omaha,
Chicago and Kansas City, milking direct
connection in Chicago with nil morning
trains cast. First-class Pullman Sleepers
Library Buffet cars, between Denver and
Chicago; the most perfjet dining ca
service In tho world "A La Carlo;''
through first-class Pullman Sleeper every
day between Salt Lake City and Chicago
m uiu m-cmc iuiu; personally conducted
excursion" in ordinary Pullman Bleeping
carsonceaweekirom Portland and San
trancieco to Omaha, Chicago, Buffalo,
Chicago and New York via tho Great
bait Lake Route, without change to
uiucago. io annoying transfer in Chi
cago. These cars are provided with all
weemy periodicals lor Iree use of our
patrons, roriurtfier information, maps,
folders, etc., call on your nearest ticket
agent, or write to
, A. E. COOPER.
Gen'l Agent. Pass. Dept.
Portland, Ore.
mm
Quick Tlmo
to the East and
South-East
Via theZUnion
" pictop-
Two Dailv Solid Vestlbuled Trains.
FROM PORTLAND or SAO
RAMENTO toDENVEIt.OMA.
HA. KANSAS CITY and ST.
LOUIS.
Less than 3 days to CHICAGO with
out chango; only ono chango to New
York and otlior eastern points, no
other line does It.
Palace and Tourist Sleepers, Dining
and Library Cars (barber shop) and free
reclining chair cars.
For rates, Tickota and full informa
tion via either route, apply to
W. W. 8KIXKEE.
Agent S. P. Co. Salem Ore.
Or J. H. Lothrop, Gen'l Agent,
No. 136 Third St. Portland Or.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Cures Blood Poison
A Trial Trwtiiunt JVnt Kreo to All Who!
Suffer From Any Htago of the Dioeaiw
Curea Caaea That Hot Springs mid
All Other Treatments Failed to Ken
Help.
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To whom it may Cencern:
The Partnership heretofore
avicil ta-v no UfM.aM O-
THK llUO.MCI.IS M .Iwa,. Utm. aaj al- , "V .. UC"Cn LCVV IS
.. .in a, ih.. mm ami rkaupiMi r ia hereby dissolved. F. Lew TP-
al, a aaalMlcunalaattoa. rlkiBcairora- i,-: . 4 CJ P II ltJ It
xaallaa. It will b. UAi- "S a,,u U. V. nCUen COI1
W. Mitral 1. sUkUs. tiiniinir fha hi,c5ne All
i "o "ujiiujo. u ac
counts due the late firm are
payable to F. Levy.
i Dated, Salem, Oregon., Aay
liana ar tavaakiaa
a)l la rki
polaoa ur nr
hAt4uf. ll hat uurot all aucb ludlcailoat a
"nil i'i in in uouiB. tor lknL cop.
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ao. liibNwi ha. I lalUu out and lb wbol akin
aaa a uui ol boila. MtaJ and nkara. tbla
wwtum iii saa Hap4trij cbauitsl lb
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ljbrjlcal b.alth Krf rallroJ that ruoa lolo
n.aju bj Inn Mr wnfr awklu tbla
aaw ami diiikUini 4o4 id cuabla ibcwa
aha cuaoirtl lo tlu btl imlraiab
'ttf" .1 ,n '1"a ' amublB lbr
wtM mii4 fr lu rj luUtttt a rra trial uli
ul to ibal avarjuu cu enra lbataha U iba
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22nd., 1900.
F. Levy.
Ed, C. Hbrren.
M.
It .1. YOl'NO.
n.c.wi.f a. r cktMkK
V 'HlMlHOXrm.
SrUIIeretj
"Old Government" ki,v
niteJ by leading phyaioians, and
iallv by A. P. Ollrien M. I).. C
reccv
wiec-
nu burveon. also bv Wm. n mi..i
D.t Major and Surgeon, in United
Iallv !
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TOM BAC1S, EiSlCBE
Ud NEURALGIA
U a nlailt, aU ilrsxxUU ar
ITlie TULu Medical Cm
Bi4aar. Ntw Tart.
8r4 Mr kktk.
bUtea Army. Furthermore, the board
ol health ol San Francisco, ucommenda
thla atimulant aa the purest, unadulter
! 1 1 im m,l2 .UM' '? valenta
niJ VJ1M Bc4 exdulely In Salem
aud Marlon County by J . lYRcou.
4-20-U
OASTOIIIA.
BuatU l-IIiSariilrlj-JlfnrjSiWal
The German Market
Will bo found all kinda o( meat
n the beat of sausage. FREE
DELIVERY. All blfla due tile
late firm of Wolt A Mieecke
must be paid.
oaoi,2: sl son
171 Conimerrial fit.
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are la rue and hata nil,!.!, .u-.i
i8.Lv,t,00-team8 !or '. 1'Hcea rea-
.uu.c. i our patronage eolicited.
H. M. Brown
62 Ferry Street.
FHEEBOW JIEIT MABKtT
.'nfUf-rn10 un.-,r n,w management
cleanest and' beat K'p-Tnd Sra'Sp'K
delitwvil. Come and a n.P p??"?
Alain 2JW. .-wo,.
VAN PATTOX k CO.
Oregon Stori Lino Railroad
The Direct Route to
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Points
Gives choice of two favorite routes, via
the UNION PACIFIC Fast Mail Line,
or tho RIO GRANDE Scenic Lln-ja.
No Change of Cars.
On the Portland-Chicago Special, "thi
finest In the Week"
Equlppod With
Elegant Standard Sleepers
Fine New Ordinary Tourist
Sleepers
' SuierKLIbrarvBufTetCars
Snfendld Dinners, Meals
a la carte
rreo Reclining Chair !Cars
Comfortable" Coaches and
Smokers
Entire Train Completely
Vestibulod
For fui-tlior Information apply to
R. SAQEL, W. E. COMAN
Trar. Pans. Ant. en'l Air
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME OAHD.
2 For Yaqulna:
xrain leaves Albany iz: P-
Train lcavca Corvallis.... l5p-nii
Train arrives Yaqulna . 7:25 p. m.
I Returnlnit:
Leaves Yaqulna d'SSS
Leaves Corvallis "'S
Arrives Alhan 12:15 p.
3 For Detreit:
Leaveb Albany 1:5Sa'5
Arrives Detroit 11:30 a. m
4 Ueturolni;:
Leaves Detroit 12i0p.J'
Airlves Albany .B:4op:S!i
One and two connect at Alhany ana
Corvallis with Southern Paclfio tialni,
l ring direct servlco to and from hew
port and adjacent beaches. , ,
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit at noon, giving ample tune
to reach camping grounds on tn
Ureitenbush nnri Anntiam river the
same day.
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