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Newspaper Page Texti ijLiBgrayyw ' ...a-ijwit i h ' 'i .if M V u i'i llll I ..Twnn'.m-nY. r7ifiii'l,v",,to-u''W!'frfr"' nrAiMMd!ihiaavtiiWiWMaii i itiT ,,"'-!Mt " - Tin ffMKlUli fcfl ifl MT STRAW i m SAL n To tnnvo tlio broken lines and tho balance of our lino of flue straw hats, wo nro now offering them at Sale Prices: 75c to $1.25 hats, 65c. Good Harvest Hats 5c. .SUMMER UNDERWEAR X A TIiceo sweltering days aro powerful reminders tlmt you want something light and coal In tho wny of underwear. Our lino is tho most coraploto wo havo over offered AND I'KIUKH AUK SURE TO PLEASE YOU. Balbriggan Uunderwear 25c, 50c, 65, 75c. Fine Ribbed 50c, 75c, $1.20, $1.25, $1:50. Tho fntnoin Glastcnburry wool undorwenr can he had from us. Do not fall to sen them beforo you purchase. G J Johnson & 6o.. POOR APPETITE means disordered digestion, and if not promply attended to will develop Into rhronic dyspepsia. Ilcstottor's Stomach Uitiors will fmprovo tho appetite by strengthening tho stomach, and prevent, as well as euro, indigestion, constipation, general doblllty, nervousness, sleepless Ices, and all disorders arising from an Impaired digestion. If you havo any of these troubles, don't fail to try it at once. Our private rovonuo stamp covers tho neck of the bottle. The Best HOSTETTER'S of all STOMACH Tonic BITTERS The Peoples Clothiers and 3urnishcrs. 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. This 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 bboe stor? 94SStnto St THE DAILY JOURNAL UY HOFGR UF1QTHEHS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1000. Dully Ono Your, 3 OO In, Advance Daily Four Montht. SI. In Aclvnnoo Wookly Ono Yoar SI.OO In AUvnnou WOHDS OP AN HONEST MAN. Just prior to tlio convening of tho Kan sas City convolution tho Now York World requested Air. Bryan to etuto hln views as to what ha thought tho national plat form' should contain and what issues should bo Hindu proniluont. Hero Is thu n'nswjir )t received : 1 '(Whenever you ecu in thu now (papers mt I liavo abandoned silver, or side tracked it, or in any way tried to evade It, you can nut it down as falsi). Wlillo inon differ as to tho relat ive Importance of tho money question, the trust question and imperialism, I re gard nil of them as important, and havo not attempted to decldo which is tho most Important. It bcoiiih to mo that Tho World ought to boo tho folly of my taking sides in tho dlsputo. "Why should I discourage those who oppose thu gold standard and the trusts merely to gratify those who think the question of imperialism thoull important question? Why should I discourage the anti-imperialists by saying tlmt the trust question is till important? Why should I dlscourugotlio opponents of trusts and imperialism by saying that tiionionoy question li thu only question? Others may emphasize ono question or tho other, but I shall emphasize them nil. If wo aro to win in Noioiubor we must havo tho co-operation of all who oppoca liopulillraii policies, ami tlmt co-operation can only bo secured by mak ing' a fight all along tho lino. Tho people who ppposu tho gold standard also opposo tho trusts uud imperialism, and there uru nluo who oppose all tnrouto to tine who favors tho gold standard mid yet opposes tho trusts or lmerlalisin. Why alienate nine in order to please one. "The men who dumaud the abandon ment of thu silver question did what t&ey could to mako tho party a gold standard party, uud when they wqro out voted they left the party and did what they could to detail tho ticket. Now they want to drivo uwuy tho Populists and Sliver Republicans who came to us when tho Gold Democrats deserted. '-"What Independence I may havo will bo exerted to holding what we have and gaining enough from tho outside to de feat the Republicans, but I do not want t'to be a barren Victory. '"I want tho party to accomplish tho reforms to which it is pledged, I want the Filliplnos to havo a cbaiico to cele brate tho Fourth of July, and 1 want every yirlvU monopoly destroyed, bat I alio want silver rostorod at n ratio of 10 to 1, and I want tho national Kinks do- amended n to uuthori.u an iiicomo tax and tho election of senators by tho peo ple. In addition to thesu I want to sea tlio syHtim known ns "government by injunction" abolished mid arbitration between labor and capital establish ed. "Thoso who favor free Bllvor fuior all these reforms. Those who favor tho uold standard favor u fmv of these re forms, but aro against most of thorn. I iiiii not willing to trade u larger number of pcoplo who aro all right for u small iiiiinbur who aro p.irt right. I mil not nuxiouH enough for the nomination to purchase It by eacrllluing what I beliovo to bo right. If my principles aro as un l0iiiliir as Gold Democrats think, why not nominate n Gold Democrat? "When you look Into tho matter you will llnd tlmt my strengthd! 1 have any) is not ut all personal. It is tho belief among our people that 1 am honest and will ft 1 1 11 1 1 I'licli and uiery pledge I make. "If I gave them any reason to doubt my wllliiigni'M to go down to defeat rather than abandon my convictions they would turn against mo in a mo ment. "Hut they shall iiusor have reason to lose faith. "I huvo written at length and frankly, because If The World supports mo I want it to do so with n full knowledge of what to expect. I would much rather have The World support my platform than support mo, If it cannot lo both. "I do not cam to hold olllco unless It enables mo to do something to aid the H)opln in their light against organized wealth, and to mako peace with the money trust would render all effort fruit less." These aro tho words of u bravo and honest man, a man who would rather re- tiro from pnbllo life and saorillcu his chance to ho mado president of tho Unit od States than tuicrillco one principle lie IkiHuvus to bo right. TIIC UOER AS A'SOLPIUH. Ill PccuUrltles. Ills Weakliest and lilt lade 1 pendente. (Tho following excerpts from uu article by Thomas F.Milhird, dated atPreeoria, .March i'lth, 11KX), which appears In the July Porlbner'ti, throw light (on much that has seemed mysterious to those who have watched the progress of tho Boer war.) The Hour, with ail his stublwrn cour age, his cunning of kopje (and veldt and hkiii witii a riue, which niakes mm w formidable nfoo, hag his mllltlary weak uesses; weaknesses so numerous, no glar. mg, so calculated to undermine and des troy his elements of effootlvoness.that it Is little short of miraculous that ho has any success at all, If tliu lloer in civil lifo is a punlo, the lloer at war is a being beyond tho ken of ordinary mortals. The Doors detests, hates, loathes war, Ho will not light unlessdrlven to it. Do- dearest upon earth his political inde pendence To any man who has watched tho lloer In war, any accusation which fastens upon him tho responsibility for tlio commencement of hostilities falls to tho ground ns absolutely preposterous. There Is not a man, from tho Commandant-General down, who docs not dally pray for peace. Thoro is not a man who Is not heartily sick of lighting and tho hardship of laager life, and who would not purchase tho prlvllcgo to again enjoy tho comfort nnd qulot of home with any concession which iwould leavo him his liberty. I will notundortako to say which in tho principlo weakness of tho Boer, but they all, In a measure, seem grafted on n huge bump of insubordination, Bear in mind that tho Boors havo no regular mllltlary organization. Except tho Com manuant-Genoral who is elected ovory II vo years and who is as apt to bo choson for social as for mtlitiary qualifications thero Is no permanent nuclous. Each district lias its Hold cornet, who is a sort of semi-civil olHcor and whoso chief duty is to administer tho commandeering lawB when occasion arises. When a com mando is formed to tako thofjold n, com mandant Ib elected. Tho commandants havo llttlo control over tholr men, in whom the republican sjilrlt isilovolopcd to an inconvenient degree. If tho war requires ' largo bodies of troops, vecht ganerals aro appointed, who are under tho commanding general and command groups oi commandos. All Boors aro wonderfully jealous of authority. They will tolorato no assump tion of suporlor intelligence or knowl edge on tho part of their olllcors. They will nevor submit to bo ordorod to fight. If they want to fight thoy will fight, but if they don't want to fight they wont. They may bo coaxed, but nsvor bullied. Ono of their generals may establish a sort of mental supremacy over them and so gain their conlldonco that thoy will obey him with comparative certainty: that is, thoy will agree to follow his ad vice. But a gonoral only arrives at this summit of quasi authority by slow and careful stops; and having reached It ho may bo dashed down at any moment. prised of tho" powor to issue paper foro ho will tako the Hold ho will endure money, -coercion up to any point snort oi un un ,"l also want thu constitution so J disguised assault upon tho thing ho lipids I RISING I BREAST And ot her jvalnf ul and serious ailments which ao tuaiiy mothers suffer, can be avoided by the use of "MoTHKK'S I'kiunii." This remedy is a God-end to women, liccaiibe it carries them through their most critical ordeal with urrfect safety and no tuln. No jvoman who uses "MoTiiilu'8 Vkikmi" need (car the suffering and danger of Colltl-mrui-jior ii iuu iui uiunu ui n Horror and insures safety to mother and child. Our book, " Wforo Baby is Born," U worth iU weight In gold to every woman, ami will tic scut free tit plain envelope by llrudficld Regulator Company, Atlanta, Ga MOTHER'S FRIEND . m i Hero in tho Transvaal wo havo no Amor Iran or European discipline. Tho lighting men of those two llttlo Repub lics are Boers, aud'tho Uoer well, ho is u lloer. In tho wholo history of these farmer Republics no white man Iiiib over been executed under the sen tence of law. A beginning will not bo made now. The Boor only tights ns n matter of accommodation to his govern ment, and ho will light in his own way or not at all. If you got him angry ho will tako his gun, mount his horse and ride away. lam not defend ing tliu idlosyncraciea of tho fighting Door. I am merely describing them. Under tho commandoering ,lav, ovory ilurghor in tho two Republics la liable to be called out for military duty. Ilia rlllo 1ms been provided by tho govern ment (only of late years ho used to pro vide his own weapon) but ho furnlahos tho necessary horse, saddle and bridle, mid provisions for ono wook. Thus he presents himself before his flold cornet ready lor tho fray. If ho doea not so present lilni3ell thero ia a penalty. But It ia rarely enforced. After tho fall of iiiomiiioniein more iiurgiioro woro needed at thu front. Tho Hold cornet oi I'retoria sent summons to 250 men to appear ut his ofllco on n certain day, prepared to go on commando. Only 60 appeared. "Of courso, the delinquents woro prosecuted," says the military gentleman. Not nt all. Tho flold cor nut did not dare to dare to resort to ex treme measures. At great troublo to himself ho went around to see the Burghors, and, being a man of winning personalty and extremely popular, sue ccodod in coaxing most of them to do their duty. The lot of tho Held comet in time of war is not a happy one, Tlio Boer is not aggressive. Tills trait is due partly to his Dutch nation ality aud partly to his religion. A bat tle Is euro to result in tho loss of human life, which the Boer holds to be a sinful faorillco. An attack will precipitate a battle. So tho Boer will not attack ox- cept under extraordinary clrcumstancs. A great majority of the burghora will not attack under any circumstances. Opinlous may differ whou it comoa to assigning a reason for this. urn mo cowaruico tncory cannot ao count for tho refusal of such a largo pro iwtlon of tho Boers to fight upon cer tain occasions. Another explanation must bo found. In all that terrible righting around Liidysoiltli and along tho Tugolo, not more than one-third of the burghers were at any time ougaged. Since tho total foreo under General Joubort never exceeded 7,000 men, it will be seen that the real fighting foreo was rididuously small. Doubtless many people have wondered why the Boers did not send more men to assault tho Platratid, why only u few hundred were compelled to scale Spioukop unaided; why so few fought ami won at Nicholson's Nek, when even a small reinforcement would have resulted in the total destruction of the entire British force; when, during all these operations, thousands of Boers hy idly inactive near by. Six hundred men aisaulted the Pla trand, took part of tlio English trenches, secured a foot-hold on the kop, but, after suffering a loas of forty per cent, were compollcd to retreat bocauso tlioywero not reinforced. This was not tho fault of the Boer genornls. Another com mando of six hundred men had been ordorcd to co-operate in tho as sault, but when tho commandant or dorcd the men forward thoy rofused to movo. So the assault failed. Let the military exports tako all the facts into consideration beforo thoy criticise tho strategy and tactics of the Boor generals (uneducated as thoy aro in tho military fsonse) too severely. Think of tho material thoy hod ot hand to fight their battles with. Inferiority of numbers, lack of artillery, absonco of adequate commissary, were great handi caps, but not tho greatest. Picturo tho mental ferment of a general who, be sot by alarming odds and difficulties, knows full well that half of his forces won't fight, and that the other half havo to be coaxed to fight, and will then only fight much as tho men them boIvos choose. Think of ordering troops to take such and such a position, and to have the men shako their bushy beards nndreply: "Oh, no. That po sition is too dangerous. Wo will go over yondor." I see ray friend, the mil itary gentleman, hero getting black In the face and tearing his hair. I have also seen General Botha tear his hair, and curso tho day when ho ever under took to defend fifteen miles of tortuous river front, against an enemy ton times Ilia strength and with another poworftil foe In his rear, with a couple of thou sand burghers who couldn't bo induced tooboyordors. At tho risk ot puncturfng boiiic of tho war bubbles so carefully cherished by tho English public, I intsud hero to etato a lew lacts. " l am cer tain that in no engagement of tho war excoptlng at Paaderburg, whero all tho Boers captured with Cronjo may bo assumed (orronoouBly I think) to havo taken part in tho fighting havo moro than two thousand Boors beon en gaged, and generally n few hundred havo borne the brunt of tho struggle. Thorca80iiB for this, when thousand8 moro woro within cannon shot of the field, I havo endeavored to mako clear. Yot oven tho most misorablo skulker that over lay In laager wlillo hia com rades wcro furnishing targets for lyd dito shells will fight when cornered, and in this statement tho measure of the ulimato cost ol British conquest of the two republics can bo taken. Thoro is a mistaken notion abroad that tho operations of the Boers havo been directed by Amorlcan and European of ficers. This widely circulated state ment contains scarcely a scintilla of truth. A fow European officers and ono American (Colonel Blake) aro hero, Thoy may bo men of ability .for all I know, and competent to glvo tho Boars excellent advlco. Othor foreign ofllccrs would volunteor it thoy could get com missions in the Ilopublican army. Tho talent can easily bo secured, but how dovlso a schemo to apply it? Tho Boers will not oboy their own olllcers, much loss foroignora. Tho Boor must bo wheedlod into Uahtim: and none but nntlvo olllcers can do this, If not treated to his liking ho will sulk, and a Chinaman will fight bettor than a sulky Boer. Ho ia not n soldier, and doesn't pretend to bo. Tho glamour of battlo attracts hfin not, and his prldo in victory is so subdued as to seem entire ly lacking. Tho dull routine of thu laager oppresses him. Ho pines for thu isolation and ease ot his farm, and ho frequently insists upon having his wlfo with him in the laager, Lot mo tell tho truth. Tho Boor Is lazy. Ho is almost too lacy to go and light. He is entirely too huy to scout or do picket duty or dig trenches. He-will permit a position to remain easily assailable when a few strokes of the pick and shovel would render it impregnable. He makes noth ing of eleeping on centry duty, knowing woll that he will not be punished if caught. Environment and climatic in fluences are responsible for this lack of physical energy. He acknowledges so sequence in rank, and If hia own com mandant is killed will tako orders from no ono under tlio commandant-general. This leaves endless openings for demor alization and disintegration of tho com mandoes. If tho Boer desldea to aban don a position no protest of auy otlicer will prevent his carrying out his design lift nRfutwnfft11 vrX THE ROOT OP YOUR HAIR should look like thli, butifyoultive DANDRUFF" tiic GERM dtilroyi ind with cm It like tlili. "Destroy the ciuit you remove the fleet." No Dindruff, no rilllntf II sir. no Dildntn, If you JfesS KILL THE QERM with NEWDRO'S HERPICIDB Per sate fcy sit drujjlitj. Price $1. : Jjffi WHY USE W?isbach Marble? "YOaKA" WKUDACH HANTLK. Tlio very lale.t thing -in ""jtw". mi "We na gives ONE HUNDKKD CANDLE POWKK wllli a connumptlotl of only ftl.roo feet i per hour. IWceBOo. NO, 197. Tho old UnUbjr, of gooa lMlltig quamy auugii' ... "" run an. ftico DKCHOBR TIIKV OIVB A CIOOU LIGHT AND AttE LONO L1VKU. WE BELL TIII1KB ailADBS: ti. .. uio.t thins In mni.tlc. Duriblo inn quality audglTtng BlOHTY CAMJLK KHVKK. IDK AU" N'ot qullo M good quality but giving aamo candlo power as tho No.'IOT, and at half tho Any eir'thcio manUea put on and humeri properly adjunted at abovo rates. DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? WWflSSaig a HKTTKK LIGHT for I,K83 MONKY with ono of thcMS bunion than with any other form of attl. Oclal light, Wo havo gas stovca al6. Let u ahow thorn to you. SALEM QA8 LIGHT CO 71 Chomeketa St.. Telephone-503. or check his retreat. Tako him alto gether, ho is a very unsatisfactory sol dior for trained officers to command. ' Perhaps nothing In this war has caused tho military exports moro nston Ihincnt than the failure of tho Boors to occupy KImbBrloy and Mafcking by as eault when they could easily havo done so with comparatively Binall loss. Again I must lift the blame from tho shoulders of tho Boer generals. Timo after timo havo posltlvo orders beon sent from Pre toria that Kimbcrloy and Mafcking must lie assaulted, and timo after time havo tho burghers positively refused to oboy The Boor must learn, iu the bitter school of experience, tho valuo of subordination and dieclplino, If ho hopes to maintain his Independence against tho mighty aseault of imperial ism. The Health Protltm Is much simpler than is sometimes sup posed. Health depends chiefly upon perfect digestion nnd puro blood, and the problem ia solved cry readily by Hood's Sareaparilla. You may keep well by taking it promptly for any stom ach or blood disorder. Its cures of scro fula, milt rheum, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism and other diseases num bered by tho thousands. Tho favorito family catlinrtic is Hood's Pills. 1 THE HEAT COOLERS The warm season has come, but we are here ahead of it with a heavy supply of coolers in the way of the choicest line of groceries, salads, meats and everything for a cold lunch or refreshing summer meal. Harritt & Lawrence, OLD 1'OSTOFFICE QROCEUY No Flies on a Hot Stove Nor is there any flaw or blemish on the work we do, either in plumbing, tinning or repairing. We lead on everything in the way of first-class work in our line. Fruit and Hop Dryer work a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 State Phone I6II Dean the sp Ito Kind Yw Hare Atoan BougW An Octn Letter. Maclkav, Oregon, Juno 13, 11)00 Messn. Mitchell, Lewis, Buyer A Co., Klem, Oregon; Gk.ntlbmrn I can cheerfully recom mend tho Champion Binder, Draw Cut Mower and Champion Bake I purchased from you last season, as they uru giving the very best of satisfaction. I gavo th Binder a thorough test last eeason. I had 200 acres of oats that was straw-fell quite badly and they ripened sufficiently to head, but hnvlm? no liemlnr r imt. Her. othor Binders nnd put in with my Cham plon to cut them. Tho Champion wns tho only Binder of the six that would olovate tlio oats and deliver them to tho packer without feeding back between upper end of elevator to binder. There were two Decringi, two McCormicks ami pno Piano, and thoy woro continually bothering when the Champion run right along, and In fact its elevator did not choke once all eeason. Tlio Draw Cut Mower la tho Acme of perfection. It runs easy and light, cuts a full swath, wheels never Blip, and thore is no side draft or weight on horses' necks when Mower is in motion. I had no brcaka and tho machinery did not cost mo a cent for runair. r ran recommend them highly to any ono that nniiia u iliei dims maciiiuo. Yery respectfully, 0. J. Simiikai.. d & w MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY Conducted bv the Benedictlno Fathers. Located 40 miles south of Portland, on ono of tho most healthful nnd attractive spots of the Willamette Volley. Tiik Ideal Place koii Youn Boys. Preparatory, Classical, Commercial and Scientific Course. Music n specialty. For particulars, apply to the President. 7-2-3m THOS. MIL.NB SUCGKSSOK TO L. M. KIBK Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt and careful attention given to tho delivery of goods to any part of tho city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone 871. s TATE NORMAL SCHOOL MONMOUTH, OREGON. Fall Term Opens September 18th. Tlio Students of thu Statu Normal School aro prepared to tako the State Certificate. Immediately on graduation. Graduates readily secure good positioiiB. Kxpenso of year from $120 to f 1G0. Strong Academic and Professional courees. Now special department In Manual Training. for lataioguo containing urn Announcements, addres, P. L, Campbell, Prcs,, or, W. C, Wann, Sec. Faculty LOANS. AT CURRENT RATE INSURANCE HEAL ESTATE BOZORTH BROS., 292 Commercial Street. Salem Oregon. 7'il-ir-dtlw Old Special Iteierves. Government" whiskey, ri-coir- nized by leading physicians, and espec ially by A. P. O'Brien M. I)., Captain and Surgeon, nleo by Win. D. McCarty M. I)., Major and Surgeon, in United States Armv. Furthermore, tlm luvir.i of health of San Francisco, recommends this stimulant as tho purest, unadulter ated, for family use, for convalescents ami invalids, sold exclusively in Salem and Marion County by J. P. Booms. 4-20-tf OASTOniA. Beuith - iha Kind Yw Have Alwars Dowfct A Perfect Balance Of mind and body wus the Roman idea of perfect health. They de fined this balance as u sound mind in a sound Uxly," A weak or ickiy IkxIv tends to drag down the mind to its own level. Keep the body in health and the mind will take care of itself. The health of the body depends mainly on t.o things; A sound stomach uud pure blood. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery preserves the hil auee of health, because It makui the stomach strong ami the Mood pure. People who h.ul not had a well day iu years, nervoutof Ikxly, dejreeu of mind, have been r fect'y uued by the use of "Golden Medical Discovery " j, ,.r tsP iimmrr ;,nii fti r ,tx . icame nil ti n uowu .,! chare II Scrcranl. ltq of 1'Uln City, Madiwu Co.. Ohio, "nervci wtreoul of order uud .torn iich ai out of order I wroe to IXxtor Puree for adticc llr ul.l i h..i ....... .1 '.'ft!"', ".'i1' d''l tr- (ioldcn Ukrtl i UWlct, aud luce t .tj).,i taking it. alou our year auo, I baxe 1H4 Wltn any iiietlMite or auy kind, aih! 4rfi y atli u . turr J4i My .ipiite l goud. 1 do -iol frcl that burnlng u ihe stunuch after . Jliug and my blood ami ocrr tie la good ai Dr. Pierce's Med cal Adviser, paper covers. U sent frte on receipt of 31 one cent stamps to tuy use of uiailiUL- Besritha ma mug iw naia Aiwars n Peace Declared Why devote all your time reading the Boer War and tho Gold Fields of Alaska? There aro other mattors o vital importance; you may mako a trip East, and will want to know how to travel. In order to havo the best sor yico, use tho Wisconsin Central By., between St. Paul and Chicago. For ates and other information, write Jas. A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore no.o OREGON GREATEST 1TATEFAIR SALEM OREGON Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900. PREMIUMS on products tlO.OOO IN of the Farm, Field and Factory Tho greatest Industrial exposition evor hold on the Pacific Coast. Open to the World For Premium list address M. I). Wisdom, Portland Ore. SALEM JLODGKES r. j dic, 7:30, in a. o. u, w. w. Salem Camp No. 118. Meeta urory Friday svcl- wt hall, Btato Im, uldit. 0.; W. A. Mooroi, clerk, Jf X. UoulllrrdO. room is, floorei ulic TOKUSTBRS OK AMKHIOA Court Shcrwooil Korc.t No, 19. Mecu Krlday nlghU In Turner block. John 11. Ctiuo.lR. It. A 1 mwn Hor. 1M7-Irr BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE Lots of Small Tracts of From 1 to 20 Acres in and Around Salem. Old Post OfficeStables ex pen .'. Address Dr Pierce, HufTdlo,N V. K&fr-rliiiiHfitV Some Turner. fine tracts, all sines, near Others at Aumsville, Stayton, Are largo am havo reliable attend ants, your team boarded by the week or day. Good teams for hire. Pricea rea sonable. our patronage solicited. H. IM. Brown 02 Ferry Street. FREEBURGER' MEAT MARKET la open again under new management and ve will supply you with the finest, fresh meats, lanf ir m, n in n.7 cleanest and best shape and promptly delivered. Como and Bee us. Phona 1 Maiu 201U. VAN PATTON & CO. ocio, uioanon, Albany, Jefferson, In dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Sheri dan, McMinnvllIe, Dayton, Hubbard, Woodburn, Gervals and BrookB. Wo also handle the lands for McMaster A Blrrell in Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Mult nomah and Washington counties. Also the land known as the Conconlia Land A Trust Co. property. Theso landa are' offered at very low prices, in order, to I settle up old mortgages. We have lands ' at pricea of from f 2.50 per acre up. Also ' llOUSOA and Inta In Sal..... ,ll i Korka ner set 6. inml h.i.,ll. ., . , , ' " -up. Knijea per set S. Metal handle! Also to trade for ranehen. t Pr ' 6- uul udiea you have any property to sell, trade SStSKEhST -h' PLATING Royal silver Metal KdItm perwt (6) wood handles I 24 60 Si CO 26 OS 03 each.. or rent or want to buy or trade or want fifM.,8." ttch loan or insurance, call and eee us, at gjWnffV"SeTe. ar-' Lommerolal St., Salem, Ore., BOZORTH, RYAN & CO. Trlple Bilve: Hate IU 40 U 75 . 98 60 10 10 60 as -II 00 to II 60 6 2t3ml Call and get our pricea on Gold and Mekel plating. G, A. ROBERTS, BO State btrest. l- Phone 2876 Cheap Excursion Rates to the East On Juno 23, July 12 & 20. and August 4, tickets from Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo to Chicago, St. Louis and inter mediate points and return, will be bold by the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE AT HATH OK Ob Regular Fare Plus $2.00 for Uouod Trip neturn Umit Octobor 31, 1000 SPECIAL TRAINS One night out to Chicago. Tickets also good on regular trains. 0MLY DIRECT LINE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS AND MAMT0U Tako advantage of thesn rhenn rates and spend your vacation in your e'J homes. Sleeping Car reservations my bo made now for any of tho excursion!. Write for full information. A. E. Coopkr. G. A. P. D., Portland Or. .. W. Thompson, A. G. P. A., Topeka, Kan. John Skbabtian, G. P. A., Chicago. Canadian Pacific AN IDEAL ' HOLIDAY TRIP Have you thought of tho Steamer Trip across the "GREaT LAKES"? It com bines tho attractive fescues and bene Bta o! an ocean trip witLout the attend ant distorts. Furthermore, it ia lesa expensive than traveling by rail. , The ''Imperial Limited," with fi"f class sleepers lrotn Vancouver, ana Tourist S eeoers from Seattle evory Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, con nects with ono of the MAGNIHOtl STEAMEBSof tho O. P. "y. ai '" William. If you are going East wo w"laJf glad to give you some facta and intoima tion regarding this trip. f t rr-T t? "."-r"?! i a. u. r. a., Vancouver, B. G. H. II. ABBOTT, 140 TUiru " . Portland, n 'fffl