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Newspaper Page Text' f AI F&Zi J. r ".- aaimg: aSHSsiUHssatiiaiiiiaa "" ' M ,. I v " SSwiS?iiHinia taaagi SMMfr r ysitni Mil atrrrTirrwiimhi T VfllW ft JSH ,W,HAT?S OK YOUR HEAD? JI-v.ft - TO YOU. what's on your head Is not of as much Importance as what's In It. nor to us. For to a head with something In It. we can appeal: can prove that $3 fcuys the best of Derbies: buys'If purchased here) correct shape to the fraction of an Inch, correct color to a half tone. The most costly Item the exclusive batter puts In his hats Is his name. Any popular style you wish. All the Sprfnsr Styles are now ready. G. W. JOHNSON & CO. The Peopled Clothiers, and Fnrnlher 367 Commemiat St. EaleM. nniMiiiiiiiilipiiiiniff kj Ml'M M- BBH zu the imnnnnnnni 1TERARY NEWS AND COMMENT Ateut tns latest Books. Majsiiaeaaai Ps Makers. I pillJllfFIuiiiiniliilliilllllllilllillllHHJIUllllJlIf Th Rose Still Grows Beyond Wall. By A- h. frlnk In C. 8. Journal tot Jon. Near shady wall row once grew, Budded and bloomed la God i (re Water! 'and fed by morning dew, Shedding IU sweetness day and n,ut Ac It grew and Woesomed fair and tall, blowly rising to loftier height, It came to a crevice In tbe wall Through which there shown a beam of light. Onward It crept with added strength: With noror a thought of fear or pride. It folio wed.thollRbttbrough tbe crevice AmTonfoIdeded itself on the other aide. Tho light, the dew, tho broadenldg view Wore found the same as they were bdforo And it loat'itself In beautlea new, BreatblnaClts fragrance more and more. Shall claim of death auaeueto grieve, And make our courage faint or fall7 Nay let ua faith and hope receive ; The rote atill grows beyond tlie wall. Scattering fragrance far and wide, Jnat aa it did in daya of yore, Joit aa it did on the other aide, JUST AS IT WILL FORKVKUMORE. tacb to an oldtime miniature. Hough- Ion, ilifflfn & Co. are the publishers, Trade supplied atSalem.Oregon, by I'at ton Booksellers. Biliousness ..It.... nM4 TOIirTlllOlWt CAM. CONDITION OF CROPS IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY! yiPs mm and fiad 1MB prrfeet. )" " t&e f aao t edw Fruit Median. Grain Hoes Promise Well. Medium and uxx Atcr x. v Cool Weather Is Retarding Every thin and Makes All Uncertain, CANOV CATHARTIC I m, M CATHARTIC jA IMHIMlt ntttui PalalaJtyfe Pomst. TMM g2 Dp Ga. Srrw nan etCT O, r. a e. we. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... (wfb tarff f- . , . !. TO-IAC S&XfiVZg&MtSL Telephone Company Increases Capital. Philadhj-hu, Ja 8. Half of the InsTeaee freaa the Bell Telephone Co from 15.010,003 to 18,000.000 will be of fered for subecripttoa today ami dig tribsted pro rata among tbe stockholders. 2 There Is a CUss of Pestle Wko are Injured by tbe use of coffee. KeetBtJy there baa been placed in all tbe grocery stores a new preparation called GRAJN-O. made of pure rralai. that taken tbe place of coffee. Tbe moat delicate atomacn receives it without distress, and but few can tell It from coffee. It does not cost over aa mucn. uuiiaron may arm It with great benefit 15 eta. and 2o eta. per package. Try It Alc for GKAINO. "Concerning Children" by Charlotte I'Mklna Oilman, author ol " Women and Economics," and "In this our World." The human race la still in the making, la by ao means done; ami. nowovcr noble It Is to be human, It will nobler to Whumaner, Tlte bodr and train tho child is torn with are all you have to educate Unices lb Creaturo Is born boiler than lib parenU they do not save him. The surest. "quickest way is tojlmprove, the stock, 'the. people themsolvee; end all experience shows that the time to improve people ia while they nro young. The Individual la most modified by what lie does, not by what la done to him; and tola tho raoe. Oue percent ol eano man In a society oMumstlcs would have make but a Ifoollsb. state; one percent ol good men in a society of criminals would make but ft low g'ado ol virtue; one percent of rich men in a society of poor men doss not make a rich community. Tho 'above are samples of sentences fromono chanter of this book. The topics treated aro sncli as, the eneci oi Blinding on the wind, teaching ethjes, -tfplac for children, unconscious school log, the respect duo to youth, too much - consideration, meditation on thu nurw maid, aoclal parentage, inothors natural and unnatural, ect. Hot an Intelligent thinking woman but reads this book wimd anew relation Is established between heraetf and her own children. Not a i man can read it but ho feels a new In forest in the children ol society all about hint. A women's cluboould tiot'study thl book and come to any other ton f elniloa than that there Is something to f''doandnomttlilng to think about In tkis world. Tlicno original essays would startle many of them Into a hotter understanding of child hood and their duties toward it as well as toward them elves. Much would shock them but people better Ihj shocked aud startled In to wisdom than sit like a rabbit In its hutch- Uroaming ol perefect security until the houudaof destruction are up on thetu. Mrs. Oilman employs phlth osophy, SHtlro and keen wit to make her' points. The dulfuit will have their armor of indifference pierced at more Uian ono point.' Small, Mayuard A Co., Uotn. Tnvdo supplied by 1'atton llros.i Ilooksellers, Halem, Ore. "In search of Mademoiselle," is tbe fetching title of a romance of historical character by George Glbbs of liryn Mawr, who treats the destruction of Menendex, the Spanish invader of Flor ida, by Itibot, tho leader ol the French. Tlio nsoal devices of such fiction are avoided, bnt there is a close adherence to historical facts. With a girl abducted and recovered, plenty of flubting ad venture, a highly sustained interest throughout, the volume is better, a great sight bettor than the sverago of excellent books ol this character turn edoff in lato years. Henry T, Coatrs k Co. are the publishers, Philadelphia Trade supplied at Salem, Ore., By Tat ton llros., Itooksellors, "The French ltevolutlon" by Shaler Mathews, A. M., n professor of Chicago University, Is a sketch ol tills greatest political epoch of modern times divided in treatment into four parts: 1, Franco at the Outbreak of the ltevolutlon; 2, Tho Ileglnnings ol tho ltevolutlon ; 3, Thu Attempt at Constitutional Monarchy; A, Tho Itepubllc. It Is a popular treat ment In tho light of ol social science and modern ideas, rho literary stylo is very smooth and yet crisp and inviting to the reader. The collection of facta shows a great practical grasp ol the details ol tho material used. Longmans, Green & Co., publishers, New York. Trado sup. piled by 1'atton llros,, Salem, Oregon. Clergymen Caught In Panic. New York, June 8. Tho receiver for the stock brokerage firm of Groff and Company, will turn in his report today. Some tiuo since a request was made that tho cuvrt allow tho receiver to turn over to tboir rightful owilers stock and securities which were paid for before tho company assigned. I ho request wan denied until alter the receiver turned In his report. Although It was generally supposed only politicians had dealings with the firm, It it now learned that lawyers physicians and even mombors of tho clerical profession werufrequont visitors. Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can be trained as well as your muscles or your brain. Cas carets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, ioc. Primary Plan In Fauaulcr. Warhkntok, Vn., Juno 8. The Fau quier County Democratic Committee are holding primary today. Onl) white Democrats are partici pating and tho candidates receiving the highest numbor ol votes for Governor in the county will name tho delegates. Thero has been genral disposition to send delegates favorable to Mamhall, who ia a native ol this county, as long as ho has it dunce to win. Montaguu is thu necoud choice. I Grain nWs on the Marion county jMsirit are not tltowiog as heavy a stand .. - artmwilAat Tito itrtln Alt nmmor CV9 c v. v-i- - p." Butuuava fallow is away six -ad of other fields, ee- ftffiatly where the land was summer UIIowmI eatly and harrowed down well. Tli ItalMH prune ciop will be a rec ord breaker, ami the PVtlte and Silver prunes are showing a better prospect, although thin in places. The cherry crop that premised to be heavy early in the teaeon, new promises to be very light. Apples are showing a better yield than was exectfd, bnt will not be over half a crop, but of a very fine qual ity Hop yards as a whole show up finely. Many of the oM yards show a poor stand of vines, but are making gootl growth. No signs of aphis hava yet appeared. The general opinion is that good .prices will prevail. President W. H. Kgan of the Oregon Hop Grower's Ass'n writes to Tux Joub- sal: I find hops In the vicinity of Brooks making a very satisfactory growth. Training has been somewhat retarded owing to the cold weather,bot cultivation has been speedy and effective. Complaints from Yamhill County and the north end of Marion have been to Hie effect that many vines have failed to come which will tend to greatly lighten tho crop in our state, as those localities are heavy growers and usually furnish a large part of our yield. Growers are euduavoring to raiso a choice article if possible, and will look forward for a fair compensation for their labor. Gurvala'-Many fields of grain a re head ing out and it prospects an early harvest and upto the old-time standard. Barley la well along with fall wheat and oats a a clnio second. Crops and prices are both favorable to the grower just at this timo. Growing grain looks well, ia not being hurt by insect pests, and is apt to bean early crop. Prices are steady and firm with a strong demand for every product. An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Jtbct or Fios, manufactured by the CAiiroHsu. Fio Srnnp Co.. illustrate thevalueof obtaining the liquid laxa Uts principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing- to the Uste and acceptable to the system. Jt U the one perfect strengthening Jaxa tlTe, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers irently jet promptly and enabling one overcome habitual constipation per .anently. IU perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and Its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from oenna and other aromatic planU, by a method known to the OAuronsiA. Fio Syncr Co. only. In order to get Its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANCISCO, OAX. MTJIBVXLLr, KT HXW TOBJC. V. T. For ! by all DrmsliU. Price 60c. perbottle. Three Day Excursion itaies o.v thk c. a n. n. n. A special round trip rate of $2.60 from Albany to Mill City, Berry, Niagra and Detroit has been put into eilect on the Corvallls & Eastern Rail roud for hunt ing or Gelling parties. Tib,a crrwl iolni Saturdays and returning Monday, giving three days in the mountains ol good spoit and recrea tion. Good hotel accomodations at Mill City, Gates.Niagra and Detroit at reas onable rates. No special order neceieary, ickets on sale at tlie ticket oiuce. 5 24 3m It is 8,000 Miles Long. The Burlington Route ranks among the greatest of the world's railroads. Over 8,ooo miles long; employing 35,000 men; reaching 1,300 towns and cities m the eleven states traversed by its lines; having through-car arrangements which extend more than half way across the continent and earn estly striving to give its patrons absolutely unequaled service, it is the line YOU should select, next time you go east. Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City. St Louis and EVERYWHERE beyond. A. C. Siuldon, General Agent, Cor. Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore. nn a- W vr SHORT LINE and UNION PACIFIC t)K"AUT FOH riiitKo Portland B?cial 9 am. ""Atlantic ExprcM 9 p III. Tin Hunt- Inglou TIMK vmrt'l-KS Kroui IVtllauUOr. fall I-aic DeiiTcr. Fl. Worth. Omaba, Kum.i Cltr. HI ImU. ChlOKo ... anu tjM. Kt I'anl Ful Mall 6p in. Tla Spokane "alt Lake. Dcnter Fl. Uortli, Uniaba, Kann rur, at. mjuii, cuicsko ana taji. Walla Vafl."I.c7rion" Spokint, Vtallac. I'nII- mau, Mluueaiiolli m Paul, uuniin.siiinaukt Chicago, and Eatt, ARRIVE llvOK t la. i.ISi, m. yAPOR PATHS HOURS , POPTLAFID TO CHICAGO no taaaie 01 tars Through tickets East via all rial, or boat and rail, via Portland. Vf 9 jfBk H B V 1 1 LaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaLaflH liaaaB C 'win tore malaria sal cltanse our system from all Imrurltles. Now Is the time to purchase a Rnhinsnn BaTll taDInei sbI cleanse your system te-. tu ...... wlw,w,.tfM. fore the hot weather arrives, me vir ""'"'""r:; and refreshing after a oay of lator and "ft 2tl Is? 3)Z BOOK frtiti tU ranuiu ntetitv a every family. For sale at my residence and G.YV. Putnam's drut store Agents Wanted ;' MRS. J. A- SBLLWOOD 383 Front St. Salem Or, Phone 2771. IF YOU ARE A BICYCLE RIDER You make about 1684 W thrusts to the mile fitted with a Suppose you have your wheel "A Boldisr ol Virginia'1 by Uurton 'Kgber BUveuson Is a line sample sprob men of the best American historical flo- tloti. It narrates the scenes ol wartime preceding the American revolution In a stirring style. Ho toted h right baud for his country aud his left hand to his lady love aud ends with n happy ram- .. palfn for both. Tht 'Soldier of Vlr- Klula" telle hi own romance and nar- ratas the story of Draddock'i dliasUOus defeat) atUl having been a clout friend ot Washington then a young Colonel of mllltl he discloses his fraud's charac- y tMsMHi parsonality and ohroulclea his i h ttxtMHrUaoe and achlftvoments In a way to bring below tbe raadar a convincing aortralt of "the father of hit Country' at th tiieWaglnalng ol his caretr. Drod 400k k JfsJvely portraytd And his un Uapfye4iHpi oinst Fort Du Quetne IsmalyasHlyet wiUrtalugly descrlb- L Tiw pktur of Virginia eoolal life lu Um nlddle of Jthe XVHth century.with iU.patriareJiltl institlittloaasaud border .afrwyreBdiaJMllHdiasSjiatikar ' u Jr.VH. Ad 0 lovo-ntory hMWHch tNWU,ya eliariuwbloh t' The name of Addicka Is a household word whorover politics is spoken of, yet an extraordinary amount ol mlsconcei tion exists as to who Addioks is, where he came from, anil Just what he has done. A dozen years ago, he turned up in Dover, an absolute stranier, and announced that he was willing to bo considered as a candidate lor Benator. Today every man in Delaware is num. bored aa his bitter enemy or his sworn friend. Tlie full drama of his life Is told without fear or favor in Leslie's Monthly for June, The Article will bear reading and thinking about. Of great lulorestls the explanation by Prof. Craig, In Tlio World's Work for Juno, of the Cornell system ol leach ing farmers by correspondence. The re sults, too, are shown, and prools are glv In a number of rather amusing extracts from letters written by farmers who have found development and success In the uew branch of Cornell's academic growth. The Director ot the Census has our thnuks for a bulletin that gives tho to tal population by state and territories, Including Alaska aud Hawaii, including Indians not taxed, and tho population of IuilUn Territory and ludlau reser vations at 7il,:tO:i,:l8.1. Indians not taxed are 1M,578. The iiublluatlon ol a monthly oaotrlc Journal called l.lla at Halsm Is an occult mystery to most peeple. Tho publisher It. A. Harris Is a gentleman of scholarly attainments aud has our thanks for three copies March, April and May. Hon. Jos. Bimoii, Uulted Blates Ben ator for Oregon, has our thanks for a copy ol tho President's message trans milting the reports ol thu Taft Commis sion on the Philippine islamli. Lovers of books will fhnl some choice ones published by tonginaua, Green A Co,, New York. Vend for their monthly book list. Tim nrimn Aurloulturnl colh'ce has out a very 00m pleto catalog tor 1V01-2. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will suroly destroy the sons ol smell and completely derange the whole system wnen dmouhk " .i.i ,.:,.A,ia. autlac Buch articles should nover ba used except on pre. scjlwtloua from reputable, physicians, as the dama8 they "III do is ten (old to ho goxl yon can iOMlbly derive Irom Ii'?,..riufl'a CaarrU Cure, manulac :. " . i' ... ? 1 tf hanav A Co.. Iulcl0. 0. contilns uo mercury aud U taken In. teVtwlly, acttug directly un the btol ii surUo ol the system. In buying Hall'tt Catarrh Oujel- sure you Bet the geuutne. It Is taken Internally, OheneyiVCo; Twltwonials free. 6SdbynroBglsts,prlo7oc. Ir hot- tie. NICE HAIJFOR ALL. Once Destroy the Dandruff Germ, and Hair Grows Luxuriantly. Any ono cau have nice hair ilhe or alio has not dandruff, which causes brit tle, dry hair, falling hair and baldness. To euro dandruff it is nvcesanry to kill tho germ that causes it. and that ia just what Nowbro's Iloriiloidudoos. Coruo llus Grew, Colfax, Wash., says: "Ono bottle ol HnrnlciJo completely cured mo ol dandruff, which was very thick ; and it lias stoppeU my liuir Irom (ailing out." It makes hair soft and oloiav as silk : dullithtful odor and re frvMilng hair dressing. It will positively make hair urow abundantly, and kills tlie dandruff germ. Oa.STOHl.I-A.. Tjltrt tk, I to Kwl Yw Hare kw Bf4 '"r c&&ffl Life- The poet's exclamatien: "O Life! 1 feel the bounding in my veins," is a joy- oils one. t'ersons mat can rarely or never make It. in honesty to themselves aro ainoni; tho most unfortunate. They do not live, but exist: for to llvo Implies more than to be. 10 live is to oe wen and strong to arise feoiing equal to the duties of tiie day, and to retire not over come by them to feel life bounding in tlio veins. A medicine that has made thousands ol people, men and women, well and strong, has accomplished a gieat work, bestowing the richest blessing, and that medicine is Hoods Barsaparilla. The weak, run down, or debilitated, Irom any cause, should not (ail to take it. It builds up tlio wuole system, changes exlatanco Into life, and make lifo more abounding. Wo aro glad to say these words in it'frfavor to tho readers of our columns. Ono of tlio Balom Colonels is a very gallant man. The other day at his (warding house the hostess helped him to some greens which unfortunately had been cooked with thu bug on. But for Ids gallantry the Colonel would have eaten it. It was a I.adybug. Bed Time tako a pleasant herb drink, the next mornliitf I fool briuht and my com- :. "... - . - .. ploxton is better. .My doctor says 11 acts gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, aud Is a pleasant laxative. It is made of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lane's Medi clue. All druggists sell it at ii5c. and 60 eta. Lane's Family Medicine moves tho bowels eaoh day. If you cannot uetlt, send for free sample. Address, Orator Woodward, Lolloy, N. Y. JUU'a Family 1'HU aro the tost. Confederate Graves. Coluuiiuh, O , Juno 8. Tho graves ol the Cou(edrato dead lu Camp Chute cemetery aro being decorated today, W. II. Knauis, a Union uteran, who has hud chargo ol thu oxoroismi for a niimlwr of years, addressed many Confederate camps, requesting funds (or tho occasion, mid received generous contributions. Governor N'ush and (leneral Urosvenor aro presunt, aud (leneral II. A. M, Henderson, a Confederate olllcer, is also ono of the sneakers. Thu United Daugh ters of tho Ooiiioderaoy have sunt (lowers. A CLERGYMAN'S POSITION About the only Oregon people at the Pan-American Hxpoaition are those on tlie payrolls. Educate Your llowela 'With Cuicarata. Oandy Cathartic, euro conatlpatlon forever. lOc.iSc. If 0. a 0, fall, druggltu refund money ClA.ad'riOIt.IAi Bmi a, Mi Kind Yw Hru Wirart Booaf TODAY'S MARKET. Pobtlahd. June7. Wheat valley nominal Walla Waila, 68S, to 69c. Flour Portland, best grades f'J.OO $3.40. Graham 2.60. Oats Choice White 1.32 per cental: grey $1.30 1.32)i percental. amisiuii man, ?k.vaj, iuur, u.w Hay Timothy $12U4 per ton. Onions $1.60 Potatoes 11.10 per sack. Butter-Best dairy, 13 to 14 fancy creamery, 16 to I75c store 11 10 i-i per pound. eggs - uregon, rancii is wj i-;u iif doz. Poultry Chickens, mixed $3.60to,t; hens 4.00 to 6.00; turkeys, live 10 to 12c Mutton Dressed, 7 to 8c per pouno. Hogs Dreesed7c. per pound. Beef Tonsteers.f 5.00Q6 26;cows,?4 -60 '.dressed beef, 8l4 to Bc. Voal Dressed, 1 (38 c. for small. Hods 12 to 14c. Wool Valley, 12 to 13c; Eastern Oregon, 012c; Mohair,20 to 21c, Hides Green, salted 00 lbs. 7 9 9. under 60 lbs, 7X8tf ; iheep pelts, 16 ( 20c SAXXM MAAKST. Wheat 66 to 60c for feed. Wool, 12 to 13c, Mohair, 21c. Hope 11 to 13Mo Oats f 1.10 to $1.16 per cental, Hay Balod.cheat, 7.50 to 8,timotliy $10 to $11. Keren llr212lA:. Flour In wholesale lots, $3.00; retail 70 tn B5c sack. Mlllstuffs-Bran, $18.60; shorts, $20.60 Hogs Dressed, Ocly. Live cattle 8tcers, SJtftot ;cows, $3.00 to $3.25. Bheep $2J50 gross Dressed Veal UK cents. Butter Dairy, 12)4 to 16c; creamery, 18 to 20, atoro 10 to 124c. Poultry Hens per lb., 8c. Potatoes 35o ,M. Kppley, east Btate street is of Ing 12Jsc (or eggs. Columbia Hub Coaster Brake Keep your feet on the pedals and coast down grade. You will save yourself 528 strokes each mile. Think what a saving ol effort this would mean in riding a Century. Bring us yoor o'd wheel and let us put one on it Better etili got a Col. umbia or Hartford, they are strong, liht and handsome. Columbia, Models 63 and 64, $40 Hartford, Models 23 and 24,. $30 OTTO J. WILSON OCEAN ANb RIVER SCHEDULE From Portlaad. I p.m. Dally xjept Suudajr s. p m. Saturday 10 a. AllMtlllnif dates subject w cnaage For San Krai.cuco Ball every t days COLUUUIA RIVER To Aitorla and War Laudlugs. p. tu D. m. ex. Sunday WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamers leave Salem for Portlanl sad way Undlsts, Monday, Wednesday sad Friday at 10 a m Tuesday, rhuriJsjr ail iSsturdsy'at 7.s m. For Independence, Albany ssdllCorvsllli. Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday st 4 p. m. For Independence, Monday, Wedsesdsy snd Friday at 4;30 p.m. Tbrouih tickets East via all rati or tost and rail via Portland, Ticket o f flee City dock. E. T. THAYER. Afent Salem, rtfon. t I l wiinmnw South and East VIA Southern Pacific fa THE SHASTA ROUTE Trains leave Halem for Portland and way stations at 5 M0 a. m. , 7:54 a. m. ana 4:58 p.m. Lt Portland. Lt Balem , . Ar Ashland. At Bacmmento Ar Bau Francisco.. Ar Denver. ArKania, City. Ar uaic Ar Loa Angelca AT El Paao.. Ar Fort Wortn Ar City of Mexico. at tiouiwa . Ar Now Orleans Ar WaatunKtou Ar New York 8.30 A M .UfJO A H U&.A U 6fl0 PM - 1M F M .9J30XU .733 A M . 7.12 A U 2.00 f U . S0 F M . 830 A M .11:30 A M .7:0AM .pm . 6.43 A M 12;10 P M Words cannot picture the frame ot mind of tlie women who is down town and wants to fit a pair of shoes for that party tonight but Is not sure that there isu't a holt in her stocking;. HELPLESS. Discusses Saloons and Their Legal and Moral Rights Tho llev. J. 0 Thomas, formor'y clergyman in the M. H. ehuruh, south, now legal praotltionor lu Ijv O i slide, lias written to the Uhronloloof that town a letter lu which ha takes unusual ground for tlioio who liao bm'ii tnluoateil "lor tho cloth." lupart, ho lima writes: "To tho l.dltor. Last nluht in a sHech which t nude at the "mass meeting" at the Presbyterian chuioh a Kentlemau seemiMl to tako issue with mo because 1 said .'& far as I am eon uerned, and to thu extent of my ability, I will protect the saloon keeper lu every legal and moral right which ho has " My position is, that ho is an Amerioan eltlten, that our law guarantees to him thoright losoll Intoxicants. Iu u repub I loan form ol government the majority should prevail, and we should be ruled by the majority. A majority of our people have passed laws regulating and controlling tho saloon ; then If 1 locpect to abide by the law, I will yield to tlie mandates o( tho law as a law abiding cllUeu. "I am uot in favor of saloous. So far as I am concerrned I wtuild be very glad tOKHitho business abolished, ami will do all I cau to create public sentiment agalust druukenuessi'bnt whtle alio! this Is true, 1 would uot do a single Utiug that I have uo Ugal right to do, Mw An Vr KUr I, The man tniMd iK-iUtrr move hand up so that he can nor foot is iu his ht'luletMieMi n fair t lc of many a man uffn U-.1 by rheumatism. Often the dis ww mil)' partially disables, and with crutch and cane the sullcrur hobbles (willfully about. HheumutiMU cau be cured by the use of Dr Herce's OoUlrti Modical I)ioov erv. This Kret blxl purifying uictlU cine eliiuliuites the polsona which cause tbe dtowtsc It increases the activity of the bUxMbuukkliig glands, aud so in rrrakva the tunt and abundance, of the hiiHl aupplv, thus giving vigor and iUht to all urgaus of the txxly which ilexMul fur their health on plenty uf pure Mootl. lt Udtds up the txxly with nrui lleali insttad of tUbby fat. Tlie HliMtrr wHiUins neitlier alcohol hoc Harvotics. "l kl Imh IrmUM with thtttieatUui Ux trvl mn.ioWl at time I coukt tuA 1C mi bil'vrtaa Mr H. I MaKnixht. of Cad, wAllUwbMfg Co a. C I Ud.lW crit)4d TtiJ wiav diAiot, aad tyo f (licm g nh up U AW Nu uf thttu did iu much gaud T1m fUM lu Hty UacW hip and Uir (mm! l Umm In w hHll wuu.J umily VUt My aptMKti was vvty vmi MvniMdy i uic i touw nvr auu waa Mtr T lh Holdt4 Medical t)lK)ry MM Mkl 1 UIU! four vial of lh OASTOrilA. Start ta IM KW Ym KiriWwarj BltJ BlfMttrs r UlKWYMHiTiAlsarJ Pvittta ' u4 Io-Uav My fcralth U kva an. t tuSknur twlr Sa'BTT'SB r? 1 !W .JSsaHsaaW aalllllllllllllllilallaflsaaSalllllBa dBHW , with rncu HMIMMI IXxtor lterc a Pi.ttwnt Pellet a aMt tbe UltllMl uf tin- "to cocr- " Your Best Friend. luo gootl people ot balem enjoy one luxury that they don't fully realize, but all wlio know ol tier merits tully ap preclats her inestimable services. Ref erence is made to Mrs. C, II. Walker, of tlio Balem Dye Works, who is always the first person thought ol when there is to be a party on hand, Biter a picnic. when there ia grease to remove or other misdemeanors to wipe out ol wsaring ap pearal. At that sstablithmeut you can get anything set to rights, from a pair of soiled gloves, to the most elaborate silk gown. A gentleman cau set his trousera creased, his hat cleaned or his whole suit rejuvenated to suit the queen's taste. Ijist week a Portland belie had a glass of citric acid lemoande spilled over her party dress, and it was turned from a delicate tint to the vilest black wherever the counterfeit beverage touciieu it. me youug man wlio per. pelratedthe careless act thought itwould tako his month's salary to replace it. but to their great surprise Mrs. Walker restored the dress to its original beauty and cleanliness, And so it goes. Kvery day has its new demonstrations that the best kind ol a step mother ia the balem strain Dye Works. Notice of Guardianship. To Wm, K, Joseph and all persons in teiested. fcotlce is Hereby given that June 10, 1001, at the l-our of I p m.. of said day, at the oUlca of tho county Judge of Ma ton county, Oreipu, it a time and place appointed for the hearing and axamina tiou of the petition of Wm. Joacnh fr inoainoniiiiieui ui a guardian tor tlie person auu estate of Wm K, Joseph, spendthrift, and notice Is hereby given to the said Wm. K Joseph and to all persona interested to apr at said timo and place for the purpose of show log reasons, if aur thsre be, why the prayer ol petitioner for a guardian to be appointed for the peraou and estate ot the said Wm, B, Jweph, tpendthrift, should not be granted. Thisuotkols published pursutut to anoruerot lue Hon. J. H. Scott, Jadje of the aboTe entitled eourt, make tbls iSlstdayofMay, 1001. Wm. JO&BPH By U II, MoMaha, kls attwaey. S tt SrNflsallH to5)3BsI&L sKBWMP!l,tss'" F. E. SHAFER Harness, Saddles, Whips, Robes and everything in our line at low est prices. 123 State St. 8.30 F M lOStVV 4JM AM S.O A M 7.-O0A U 9.15 A H 73S A M 8:30 A M 805 A il C-00 t U 6.30 AM 1U A H 7.00 A M 8.J0 PH SMI A X 12:10 P Pullman and Tourists cars on both trains. Obalr cars Sacramento-to Ogden and El Paso, and tourist carsto Chicago, St. Lonls, New Orleans and Washington. Connecting at San Frandiaco with ssv eral steamship lines Japan, China, Phllippln boutn America. Iln.l fnw TTlnnlnt. os, Central and Free Book "To Weak Men Weak and nervout men read "Strength ta (Jae and Abtne by Man." f T Doctor Sandeii It tells all about my DU. SAN DEN ELECTItIO BELTb and how they are used to cure such cases of rhsumatism, lumbago, sciata, lame back, kidney, liver anu stomacli disorders, ileeples ness, or any ot those diseases peculiar to man, Dr. A. T. Sanden Suite 10, Ruioel Btdg. Portland Or. SOTJLE BROS. Piano Tuners and Repairers PORTLAND ORE. For Salem and vicinity leave orders at Goo. Will's Music Store. GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION Gives ey Brotherhood of Locomotive Estiaeers to Salem, Sunday June 9, 1901 This excursion will be the most pop. ular event of the season and will be con. ducted throu8hout by capable and ex. perienced men in flrst-class manner. No Intoxicating Ikjuors will be sold oa the grounds. The amusements at Pair Grounds v. ill wsssir ass1' a,?! SPORTS, A GAME OF BASE BALL, and other attraetlooa. The State Institutions will be open to visitors (rem I p. m. to 4 p m. Arranwmeuts have been made with hotels aiMl restaurants te aeeoaiodate all who oome ntttes." """-": waa ioaeert at State tar grounds. .jj-wry,! I i't t McovrttcF" Judging By Appearances Of courss, everybody does that, and laundry work can't be Iudewl nv ntlir way. Everything subjected to ourartls uc treatment comes out as clean as a polished surface, as clear as crystal and as bright as a Summer's day. Articles washed proporly last twice as long, and look twenty times better than coods badly laundered. We make cheap fab rics maequerado for somethiug better. Salem Steam Laundry COIONKL J. OLMSTKD, PROPRIETOR. DOBOUB . OUISTKD, MOU, Phone 411 320 Liberty Street Soo agent at Saleir Station, or address 0. H. MARKJ1AM, Q. P. A., Portland, Orezon. Reduced Rates Are now in effect to Buffalo, New Yorfc Do you expect to atteud tho Pan American Exposition? If so do not buy your ticket until you ave investigated the service of the II liuois Central railroad. Our accomodations are the best that can be had, our trains aro always -on time, anu eninlnv nm,ia...i.. comodating. BU Through toarist i-r fmm u:n coast to Boston via BnfTalo. If you will send in mnt. i.. .. toaddref8B,ven Delow, we will forward to you, by return mai , ono of our States, Cuba and Porto Rice. ,n, 'nforma!p regarding rates ac- comodations, service, time, connections. niK'b"' etc' wUl oleer,u"y ta" B. H. Thomboll, Com'l Ag't. III. Cent. R. R. 142 Third at., Portland Or Public Speakine. ' Rev. J. Stitt Wilsnn nt ni.i-. ...... talk to the people of Salem on he" coT ing issues of the day in Salam on Mon day afternoou and evening at 8 n in 2? "f -Win angd City cSundl are cordlaly incited to hear him. one of R,;, remifla, 'Pwsers In the United States on the issues ot the day. 6 6 St Comllis k Eastern Railroad THVIE CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 1210 p. m Train leaves Corvallla.... 1:40 p. m Train arrives Yaqulna . 5 55 p. ni. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 70Ja.m Leaves Corvallls 11:33 a.m. Arrives Albany.., 12:13 p.m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Corvallls 1:30p.m. Leavcb Albany 2 3up m. Arrives Dotrolt B:26 p. m, No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves loLruii C;35a oi, , Arrives Albany ;i 1:3 a. m. Arrives Corvallls 12:15 p. m. TmIiis 3 and 4 botween Albany aoJ Covallis, Tuesdays, Thnrrdaya and & urdays only. All other trains dally w cent Sunday. Trains 1 and 4 arrives in Albany In time to connect witli the S. P, soalb bound, as well as Riving two or three hours in Albany before departure of &. P. Nortrr bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with the S, P. west side train at Corv 'ia Crossing for Independence, McMinnv 'a and all points north to Portland. J. Tcit.NkR. Eowi.n Stons, Agent, Albany. Manager. TheBestof Everything" The Hortliwestern Line 8 Trains daily between Si. Pul and Chicago comprising the latest Pullman Sleepers, Peerless DiniofCvf, Library and Observation Cut, Free Reclining Chair Cart. The 20ih Century Trala --THE NORTHWJ; ERM LIMITED" Ruas every dsyof IWI1" Finest Train Eiectrtcuthtti in the World S,MB " . . To Chicago By. DaylftM The Badger State Express, tbe Quest Day Train running botween t.Paul and Chicago Vfa the Short Lino. Connec tions fiomUie West made vis Tlie Northern Pacific, Gret Northern, Canadian Pac" This is also the best line between Omaha, St. Paul and MinneapoW- la a word tbls teUief the PasMoier Senki via. W. II. MEAD. All AtestsseU tickets VU i ac nonn-wcn" C. A. ILt-SlSLE G01N' TO BUFFALO? IP SO USE TUB GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. curalons to Chicago ts East three days.sreil week. Through tw Bleepera Salt LaksCi" to Chicago every w Ask your ticket A make your tkkat read ecat R0Ck 1 Route from Write for Folder. A.' I;. 'COOPER. GENERAL AGEt Mm: ft 350 AUtr St- PeitUaJ. Ore,