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EDITORAL
It takes a man with a doublo-joir.toil
) riTHndelphin lawyer think.plant to
" keep track o( tho Gilbert Ihotliors bnnk
fatlure, with Its two rocoivershipa and
33 1 lawyers, pulling and hauling nwny
at whu't remains. It is now discovered
, that among tho valunblo neaots that
.. .erJ? left lying about handy for preforrod
creditor! to help thonisolvos to on short
notlco, thert) was u tlrobrlck ulaybank
worth 150,000, and it la to be presumed
that tho only reason some of the gou
, tlotnon with a burning doslro to protect
thodsposltorn didn't carry that off was
bocauco it was not portable, II It had
been a resldonco or a piano, "this $00,-
000 Item" would hnvo boen among tho
choies in actlpn or sotno othor Intangi-
fble abstraction nnd non-got-nt-lble.
Now fortunately t remains with othor
rhlnoitono jowolry resources, out of
which "it Is belioved nil tho creditors
wiU bo paid In full." Why in tho mis-
chief they couldn't have Just as woll
discovered a gravel bnnk worth a huu
dred thouiand dollars and hnvo paid
tho creditors soino dlvldondt? It might
have boon a gold mlno ou tho Bautitttn
with xnllllona In It and could all have
been turned over to tho school fund nnd
havo provided free libraries for tho
school children just as well ns to glvu
them ta little measly $60,000 claybank
Horn to read about. But for fear some
of the jentlemen who nro handing out
those rich finds to tho people wjll call
Tjik JTqvuhau a Small Johnny, or Percy
with a Grlevauco, it will take the clay.
, bank in good faith, but not nt their valu
ation, as au asset worth, as Mr. Gntch
informs ub, about $10,000, or that It
would, hovo earned Interest on that
amount as a inuttor of fact it never
was laid to have paid Gilbert llrothora
over $000 a yoar nnd It is aeumed that
the gentlemen opposed to bankruptcy
procMdlogs wilt have to work tho clay-
bnV pretty hard to make It earn money
for the depositors. Thoro is not a bank
In, town would lend af 100 on it. Not ono
of thesa gonllomon, who claim it Is a
valuable, asset that will help. payMho
depositors Jn fall, would' Invest any-
.I
fl Season Cp?ner
S' "T " "C
Vl i"
257 Com'l St., Salem,
thing in it, Jnd wo can only imagluo
that thoy will et into the pit and
thovol out tho $50,000 worth of fireclay
that is wortli 2.56 a ton F. O. B. On
top of having boon attornoy (or Gilbert
Brothers, attornoy for Wnt. Goapor, tho
lawyer who drew the will, tho executor
of tho will, counsel (or tho roculvur,
managing n friendly suit for Gilbert
Brothers, and protecting the true Intor
torost ot tho depositors, wo can eo Til
Ford etanding in the fireclay up over
his nhootops bossing the gang ol laborers
shoveling tho wealth right out by tho
shovelful until tho last school child gets
every penny. Ho might live Gatch
and Bigger nnd John Bayno and nil tho
boys a job in tho pit boforo he got
through. No common colt can make
such n claybank pay when It takes a
ptotty hot pigeon to run a monoy bank
and keep It out of thtfhauds of tho slier.
Iff. But Til can do It if anybody can. A
bright day has dawned ou tho distressed
dopoiltora over since this claybank, pic
tured as a vorltablo gold initio, has hovo
In light, A wholo lot ot tho Woman's
Auxiliary who hnvo been staying at
homo from tho seashore will now pick
up and have their outing since they can
seen Just whero their Y, M. O. A. funds
aro coming from, And tho wholo com
munity wears a broad OhrlstiauRndeav
or smllo ns a result ol tho discovery of
tho unlimited Buenn Vista fireclay de
posit among tho assets to draw upon.
May thoio brick prove vorltablo gold
brick In the bauds ol the rccolvor and
his counsel, is thu praper of thu faithful
and bolleviug.
AAA
"A Boast la Time Saves Mine."
-Adee's Fables la Slang,
a e
A whole lot of talent has been work
lug its mental machinery ovor Labor
Day and tho problems of Capital and
Labor, Besides kissing away tho tears
of tho oor down-trodden working man,
and keeping u sharp eye 011 his possible
conduct on election day, tho usual
amount of sulphuric acid soda-op
oratory has been blown boforo tho pub
lie, which as a matter of (act not ono
of tho blowora bellevva in, because he
does not believe lu any labor nt all if,
ho can got out of It and how can ho'
believe what he Bays about anything
when ho does not bolieyo in thu thing
lilmsell? Tljo hones) cold (rozeu truth
is that almost no ono labors because
ho loves labor and no one would labor It
he wero well enough off to get along
without work. Tho stoker in the engine
room, the hod tmrrier, tli9? mechanic, I
ma lype eoiior, mo writer, ouiy worxi
twiiniin iixi iimiMitunfiir
bccaneo poverty drives Mm to It Then
what crodlt docs lio dosorvo for doTitf
something that ho would drop Hko n
cold potato but for tlio nocosplty of ex
latonce? Why don't the Labor Di
orators givo us something easy and that
docs not como eo near toppling teason
off her throne? Our cities nro running
full of young men with hands calloused
from holding onto cigarettes nnd men
wearing ricadilly regalia about being
Workmen nnd Masons and Artisans nnd
this and that, not one of whom finds
the least bit of ploanuro in the ex
hllarnting cocktail culled Labor, unices
it be to rend orations about it.
Our
whole educational system is toaching
us to get just ne far nwny from labor ns
poesiblo, and it hM ho salvation or so-
etoty thatwe are not all highly cMhioa -
ted and possessed of abundant tneuus
or you couldn't got n flnpjnck cooked or
a stitch of clothing mnde to covur your
nakednesd. Ignorntico nnd poverty nro
not least among the shetnnchors of
tocio'y In the presort t day nnd ago. It
may not always bo thus. Tho
time
tnnv tut nt. Iintwl ulinn ROmn
... .
will loarn .
,
to look at labor as a means of g'neo
and work for tho pure love of work, for fewM J k diseases duatonpois
its own eako, not for hire or from no- B S oncd condition of the
ctsslty. Tho writor believes that work
nlono produces sanity und perfect con-
.... .. ... , , ,. , .,
ditions of health and gives us tho full-
est onlovmonts of all tho blosslncs ol
lifo. But that is not tho common belief.
The numbor who would labor unless
thoyhad to is very small and may lor
a timo grow smaller, Thoro may bo
people who have worked from neccss-
ity until tho habit has becomo
second nature, bdt if thoro wero oppor-nmB
,.,,,' , . .
tunlty they'd find a way to break oen
that habit of their lives and they
would lovo labor less than any class
that had boon moro fortunate. Tho
timo will bo when intelligent people
will porform sotno actual labor each
day Labor for its own sweot Boko pnd
tho inspiration It brings.
ft
Under the sua there Is nothing new
and hosts of things that are not
true.
9 9 9
Thoro is little tohopofor from tho
troatmont Jack Winters got at tho
hands of tho dotcctlvos nnd tho pro
prietors of tho Vallcjo Bmelter which ho
robbed of $230,000. Shoot your dyo
stuff as you ploaso, about bank robbers
nnd train robbers nnd mon Hko thia
Gormnn cm ploy 0, who has boen sont to
tho pon for fifteen years, thoro is n
certain respect duo tho man who is n
gcnluBiu his lino, and Wlntors was n
genius. Ho (ouad a way to tunnel quite
a distance through tho ground nnd fetch
up under tho oxact spot whero tho gold
bars of this great smelting plant weru
stored. Ho noxt cut with drills through
tho stool floor so carefully that a slight
jar m ml 0 a manhole into tho troaeuro
vault, from which ho abstracted tlio ohl
bars, gut away with them and sunk
them In the botta of the salt water
bay. Why ho was not wise enough to
hide IiIh tracks, alter being abla to
coppor all those obstacles, Is n mystory
and only proves that crime, whllo It
may dovolop abnormal talents In cortalu
ways, will Inevitably blunt tl o faculties
in othor directions, But thoro was somo
circumstantial ovidenue discovered
against Winters that might have re
sulted In his conviction, Armed with
this the dotcctivoB arrested him nnd 011
promises of immunity and n reward of
$25,000 offered by the company, lie con
fessed tho whole thing, showod where
ho had the gold hidden, enabled tho
smoltor corporation to recover its $230,
000, nnd (or his rewnrd ho was sent to
the penitentiary. It is not said that ho
should not huvo gone there, but if, in
order to recover their treasure, the
smolter peoplo offered him n reward nnd
promliod him protection against prosocu
tiou, was It honorable to let Jack
Winters go to tho pen? Are tho smelter
people and tho detectives justified in
betraying tho contldonco of a burglar?
Will you bo hold gulltleea for breaking
your word even to a criminal? It seems
to our Imperfect vision that Juck
Wlntors Is an honest man compared to
his captors nudjhls former employers.
Jack Winters is an honeot man com
pared to an officer of a bank who loots
It or that employe of the San Fraucleco
mint who stolo $30,000 nnd has luen
kept In olllco to bo given a chunco to pay
back what ho filched lu a cowardly
manner for ono in a trusted position
ou tho iustde. Jack Winters is a saint
compared to officials who abuse their
trust and rob the people lit public olllee
right and left in the naiuo of polities
and party. It took nerve and couragu
und ability to do what he did and it Is
not credjtablo to the machinery of
jtistico that pledges must bo brokeu to
convict oven tho greatest robber of
tnodorn times. It is on n par with tho
mentis adopted by General Funston ol
Kansas to capture Aguinaldo, only in
war all Is supposed to lo (air. But even
against crime ou rebellion it is better to
honorable.
Tb Best PreKrlcttos for Malaria
lilllToulo. It U iluiply Iron aud quinine lu a
Mteloai forot. No oure-io vy. 1'tlo Kxj.
tata
Mtmn
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s
ITGH IS TORTURE.
Ecrctna is caused by nn acid humor In
the blood coming lu contact with the
, kin and producing great rcducs3 nml in-
Ihimmatiou ; little pustular eruptions form
ind discharge a mm, sucity nuiti, wincu
dries nnd ocalea off ; rotnctlmcs the skin is
hard, dry nnd fissured. Eczema lu any
form is a torment ng, stubborn disease,
and the itching nnd burning at times tire
almo.it unbearable; Iho acid burning
humor seems to ooze out and set the skin
on fire. Salves, washes nor other oxter-
'pal nPI,l tcatiot is do nny real good, for as
lOng US U1C JXJ15UU IC1UU1119 111 UU UIUVU
It will keep tlie skin lrntaicu.
HAD FORM OF TETTER.
"IVr three ycira I
limt Trller on mr
' Ininls, wlilcli caused
llielrnsturnldiic. 1'att
of the Uuie tliedlscntc
j Jffil'jSJS:
JiVi.SnrSriS?
'j&iJE
to y cured, miJ tliey
roulJ tlo nothing for
inc. I took only three
Iwltlcs of 8. (). H, nml
wm coni)ictcly cureu.
TllUras fiftcill ytnn
im ntnl T Imira (
linccKCcn nny nlgn of v old trouble." Mrs.
I,. IJ. Jackson, 1414 McGec St., Kaiifas City, Mo.
I S. S. S. neutralizes this acid poison,
cools the blood and restores It to n hcallhv.
natural state, nnd tho rough, unhealthy
5;in uccomccou, cmooiu aim clear,
,-35, g s, ,-nt t..
sipelas, Psonasio, Salt
aum.t' vmir cas,, Qur nhvslclaiw h.
made these diseases a life study, and can
help you by their advice ; wc make no
charKe for this service. All correspondent
conducted in strictest confidence. C
1 ... ..... &H... ... ..... .
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, OA.
Those Buena Vista Clay Banks.
K. Jeukjul: Ono would Jndgo from
reading tho morning paper that the clay
banks nt Duoniv Vista owned by Gilbert
,5r09-wero vory valuable property. It
.r thl ,?nb?rt B8' ttro
encaged in nn effort to show that they
Bro por,ectIy 8olvpiat( and , ordor to ,,
so they havo ostlmnted tho Buenn Vista
proporty worth $50,000 00.
I Jt ia "atonlehlnK that such a el'ly and
absurd statement should bu published.
Every reader of tho Jouiwal knows
whoro Buenn Vista is located and what
ia tho valuo of properly in that plac3
aud tho Immediato vicinity. A few days
ago whon Gilbert Bros, placed Mr.
Tyler upon tho witness stand, ns witnoia
in their behalf, ho showed that thoy had
sold about $U0 00 wortli of clay from
those promises each yoar during the last
threoycars. Now isn't$00.00 a wonderful
incomo on proporty worth $50,000.00?
Tho climax, howover, was reached
this mordiug whon Mr. II.lt. Thielson,
who was appointed receivor for Gilbert
Bros., by tho United States Circuit
Court for this district, testified that in
making his nppraiseiuont of tho propor
ty owned by Gilbert Bros., Mr. A. T.
Gilbert was present and mado his esti
mate, and ns to this Buonn Vista piop
orty, Mr. Thielson sworo that the total
value of the Buena Vista property es
timated by Mr. Gilbert was the sum
Of $1,325.00 and that Mr. Gilbert had
informed him that all ho had paid for'
tho proporty was $1,272.00,
Tlio petitioners and depositors gener
ally would bo very much pleuBod to
learn that tho Gilbert Bros, wore moro
than solvent, because in tho ovout of
their being solvont every one of their
creditors would bo paid in full, but up
to tho present timo Ic would appear at
if tho unlucky depositors who had beou
slow in going around to see Gilbert (
Bros, on April 23 last to get collateral
security, would rocolvo vory little.
PGI'OHITOII.
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Thirty Years of Suffcrlnir.
"I sulTered for thirty years witli diar
rhoea und thought 1 was past belou
cured," says John S. Ilulloway, of
French Camp, Miss. "I had spent so
much timo and money nnd suffered so
much tliat I had given up all hopes of
recovery. I was so feoblo from the effects
of tho diarihoea that I could do no kind
of labor, could not even travel, hut by
accident I was permitted to Una a bottle
of Chnmborluiu Colic, Cholera nnd Diar
rhuea Remedy, aud aftor taking soveral
bottles I am entirely cured of that
trouble. I am so pleased with tho re
mit that 1 am anxious that it be in
reach of all who suffer as I have." For
sale by Dr. Stone's Drug Store.
It's 11 cold day when thoy don't find a
valuable new ledge in tho Bohemia
mining district. Some good newspaper
men up there.
There are still qutto n number ot Sa
lem people over ou tho Newport beaches
holding down their timber claims.
Tlio public owes a vote of thanks to
that reporter who discovered the $50,000
olaybuuk, u bother the depositors do or
not.
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Uhamborlalu's l'alu Halm applied to
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will instantly allay tho pa.u and will
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other treiitmeut. I'nless the injury is
very severe 11 win not teavo a Bear,
l'alu Halm uUo cures rheumatism.
sprains, swellings and lameness, tor
wale by Dr. btonu'a Drug Store.
lsotweou the landed poor aud the
lauded riuli thero Is uot much room for
the laudluss to make a living.
3 There Is a Class ot People
Who nro Injured by tho use of eoftco.
Itecently there hua been placed in nil
the gfocory stoics u now prepnrntlon
called tlUAlN-O, made of pure
Knilns, that takes tho place of coffee.
The most delicate Btomnch received
It without distress, nnd bnt few can
tell It from coffee. It does uot cost
over VI ns much. Children may drink
It with great benefit. IB cts. nnd 25
otn. per package. Try It Ask for
UUAIN-0.
Cotswold Sheep.
Korty head of pure bred Cotswold
yearling Hams and Hum Lambs for rale
at reasonable prices, thoy wore raised in
the hills, aro healthy, free from Leech
Scab etc. Address David Craig Mucleay
Oregon. 8-31-Gt
OASTOKIA.
8MrUu IMKlsdYMrUtlAhKirjBasjIt
W. O&k HV
niififcai nnt!,i'a?wr
EDUCATIONAL
nJme
of time and money In a business education I? not s
a course Ust for life sndcty substantial dividends
the uniform success or the graduates of the
Capital Business College.
Our students are offered the advantages of a school well known for Its thorough work,
pleasant rooms, jkiurul teachers and in dern methods. Class and Individual Instruction. Living
expenses cheap Scad for catalogue.
W. I. STALEY, Principal, Salem, Orecon.
University College of
Music.
Now open for the Season.
PIANO. VIOLIN. VOICE CULTURE
And all theoretical studies
Students register any time. Phone
2916
FRANCESCO SELEY. Dean.
Academy of the Sacred Heart
Salem, Orecon.
Boarding and Day School for Girls. Ed
ucation thorough and practical. Ceurses:
Kindergarten, Primary, Crammer and
Academic. Music Department: Conserv
atory Methods. Piano. Violin, Guitar and
Mandolin, Ucst Instructions In Art and
Languages- Send for Prospectus. Ad
dress, SISTER SUPERIOR. SOlm
School Reopens September 3d
SCOTCH WHITE OATS
Anvnne wnntino a liMlthv nnfrif inns rller .shnnlH
Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and
oe reaaiiy served, aoio oy
Harritt &
OLD POSTOKFIOIS
Gas Stoves for Summer Cooking
Gas Ranees, Gas Hot Plates, Gas Bolllne Stoves.
Call and examine low prices, Special rate for
Gas for Cooklne Purposes. : : : :
Salem Gas Liglnt Co.
4 Chomokota St. Tolophon 663
FRUIT
DRYERS
BURROUGHS & FRASBR
PHONEJI511 103 8TATE
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM. ORECON.
A first-class piivato hospital for tho treatment of chronic nnd surgical
cases. Built tho past year especially for tho purpose for which it is
used. Convonontly located within four blocks of tho business part
of tho city. Tho most modern furnishing.) nnd Intost appliances
uirouguoui me nuuuing, ueaiou uy uoi water anil ligtitou by gas
and electicity. Hero tho sick can havo tho comforts 61 an elegant
private homo, comblnod with all the advantages of Ja gonornl hospital
without tho noise, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outside
physcians bringing casos In troatod with tho groatest courtesy, and
assisted In oporations If roquestod. For terms nnd further informa
tion writo or apply personally.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT.
VISITORS WBLC0MED BETWEEN 2 AND t.P. M
CAPITAL BREWERY
Finost boor on thonrkot,
bettor than ever.
CAPITAL BOTTLING
Our superior beer,
Froo city delivery.
CAPITAL ICE WORKS
The purest crystal h
nt lowest rates,
Our superior beer, kept In
The purest crystal Jco mado
MRS. M. BECK,
THE CAPITAL
Solicits tho patronago of the fnrmors. Conducts n custom
aud local flour mill businoss. 8acks to lot out on usual
terms. Wheat stored aud bought nt highest prices.
Bryant Reeves,Cor, Church and Trade Sts,
A Bureau of
The Burlington ticket office in Portland is a veritable
Bujeau of Information for travelers a place whero
they. can learn what it will cost to roach ANY point In
America or Kurope; how long the trip will take, and
what there is to see on the way.
If you are figuring on an eastern trip, drop in and
get full information, or, if jou prefer, write me about it
Omaha. Chicago. Kansas City, St. Louisand
KVHRYWHKRK beyond.
Cor.
DON'T WAIT
Till it Rains
But book your orders with
LEAMON 4 BURT for your
house painting;, paper hanging
or kalsomining at 105State st.
ZXmmtbkilMtilAiiiiXXMfiMtfm'itbMrttmm
venture. The tenet Its to be derived from such
every day. These facts are amply shown by
MT. ANGEL
COLLEGE.-
Alt Angel, Oregon
CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDICTINE
FATHERS.
A leading Institution for boys and
yon men Will reopen sept. 5, isjui
ADDRESS THtTpRESIDENT
CAPITAL NORMAL AND
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
SALEM, OREGON.
Fall term of twelve weeks opens Sept. 30th
In First national Bank Building. Our special
work Is to teach the underlying principles. Ho
time wasted on the non essentials.
The home study and mail department offer
you a rare chance to spend your evenings pleas
antly and profitably In fitting yourself for your
life work. Tuition for the term seven dollars.
Home study department $5. Aaaress
J, J. KKAPS, SALEM, ORE.
try
can
Lawrence
OROOEUY
Ses't facilities for making the
tin and iron work on fruit and
hop dryers in the valley. We
have the machinery and the
men and a vast stock of ma'
terial ready to fill all orders
promptly. 3C X 3C X,
has stood tho .tost:'of.tweuty yonrs nnd is
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WORKS
cold'.'storage, all orders '.Oiled promptly.
from puredlstillod wntor. FreoMelivofy
Proprietor.
CITY MILLS
Information.
A. C. Sukldon, General Agent,
Third and Stark Sts., Portland, Ore.
Royal Insurance Co.
A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of abovo
IusuranceCo is now prepared to do a
largo Iusuranco business. Will alto
handle real estate. I have a team and
carnage which is at my customer's eer
Vi and I will take pleasure in showing
paulea what I have for sale. Office at
present with T A. Llvesley & Co,
BUSINESS CAtlDS.
O. H.MACK
Succcessor to Dr, J. M. Keono, of
White Corner, Snlom Oro. Parties de
siring suporior operations nt modorato
eo in any urnncit aro tnospbCInl request.
Money to Loan
On farms nnd city proporty. Iuvoit
menta judiciously mndo. Insurance of'
fee ted.
JOHN MOIR
Ofllco with Balfour Guthrie &;Co.
207 Commercial Street. 4 9tf
Dr, Grace Albright
GraduateloflAmerlcsn School
of Osteopathy, t : :
Every day oxcopt Sunday. Ofllco
houro 0tol2n. in; 1 to-l p. tn. Odd
Follows' Temple, Cor. Court and High
atrnotn. Phono. Mnln 2281.
Dr. Taclc Deal, assistant.
HOP STOVES
Two first-class nop stoves
for sale. Call on F. Levy,
Salem, Oregon. vsum
SOULE BROS.
Piano Tuners aud Repairers
PORTLAND OR K.
ForS Flim rrdtldnMy Jf oac tidcrf nt
Goo. Will's Music Store.
Huie Wing Sang Co.
All kinds of mnttings, China Wnro
Jnancfo Fancy Gocdn, Diy Gccdf, Silks,
Wito nndeivu'nr, hirt vniftr ttirr-rm
of all kinds mado in etorontn vory low
pri co. Ordors of all kinds inada up
prunptlv. HOflnli Ft., rplim, Qt.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPRIETOR OF
Stone's Drug Store
SALEM OREGON.
The stores (two In number) are located at No.
235 and 333 Commercial street, and arc well
stocked with a complete line of drugs and med
icines, toilet articles, perfumery, trusties, etc.
DR. STONE
Has had some 25 years experience In the prac
tice of medicine and now makes no charge for
consultatlon.tcxamlnatlon or prescription.
Sewing Machine Repairing
I hnvo rented repair spaco of F. A,
Wiggins, nt his now location on Liberty
street, and will bo glad to eco nil of tny
old friondp thoro. Any cowing mnchino
ropnlring entrusted to mo will bo guar
anteed satisfactory or monoy refunded.
JN. 11. liOHUCY
257 Liberty Streot.
Old Post Office
Stables
Aro largo nni' hnvo rouablo attend
ante, your team bonrdod by tho wook or
day. Good teams for biro. Fricos ron
Bonablo. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
Forrv Street.
B. R. JOISLE3.
Attornoy-nt-Law
Toledo, Orovon
WaaOlorkof Clroiilt Courtfor nix yean and lm
an up-to-dato abmractoi all properly In Llucolu
county. Il-I7in
JOHN STOUT
Successor to
HANSEN & LAND0N
SaMi Doors, IMInds, Mill Work In Gen
eral. Hop nnd Fruit Ilaskets, Ftuit
Trays, otc , n specialty. Church and
ichocl fuinlturo. Estimates promptly
furnislied on all kinds of work.
Church and fllill Sts., Salem
Best Summer Resort
For Clean In?, Dylnzand Presslnsr
At this establishmpntyou can got any
thing set 'o right, from a pair of gloves,
to tho most eluborato silk gown. A
gentleman can got his hat cleuned, his
trourcrs creased, or IiIb wholo suit ro
juvonated to suit his taste, also four
suits a month for ono dollar. Buttons
sowed on, rips sewed up, suits presaod
on short notice.
MRS. C. H. WALKER
105 Commercial 6,t.
Bargains in Vehicles
Two now farm wagons.
Three new spring wagons.
Two new bucK boards.
Ono old buck-board.
Three old repaired buggies.
Six old farm wagons, light and heavy.
One old cnrrlago.
Ono old delivery wanon,
Ono old heavy spring wagon.
One old light spring wagon.
One now Democrat wagon
New work to order, any style or finish.
l aiming nnd repairing dono at prices
to suit the times.
At tho Salem VVagon nnd Carriage
Factory, 304 Commercial Street.
7 31 lm Wkbn-kr Fxnkel, Prop
FOR SEASIDE AND M0UrTAINS.
flf Newport
itULU TUUH CHECKS
Bnltj's Hack & Dray Co., give special
attention to transferring baggage and
camping outfits at samo old price. Hack
to Otter rock & Light House. Furnished
and linflirnlflhnil liniiDu. Wi..,i i
hay, all at bedrock prices.'
hotel"blk!
' E. M. MAYS. Proprietor. )
SltUattMa nt hoar! nf novInnliAn . "V- t
quiua, bay at the junction of the Big Elk
and equina Rivers. Tho Ideal health
and sporting resort. Repainted, newly
furnished. Terms 1.00 per day, $5.00
per week. Elk City, Oregon. 7 11 2m
DAMPING OUFITS.-Tents, BUm.
beds, al AnninmnntH fnr fur.Hr... n.
, Aching at J, N. Scbantz, 107 Court I
uvirci, oxjm, tlanu sioro. Y-U-lm
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Vom 1'otttan.i n,-8
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AtltUVK
Frto.vt
Chicago
rorttaud
Hpcclal
9 a. m,
via Hunt
lngton
"A7lVmio"
Kxpreu
9 p.m.
Tla Hunt.
ItlRtOU
""HtTrauT"
Krut Mall
6 p. m.
vln
Spokano
Batt. Lake. Dnn. .
anat.U)U,, cl"lto
?.''. J-ake. Donvor-if.
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andKaat. ' "1CHB(
Bpokaao. WallrTn ,.?.'
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PORTLAND TOI CIIICArn
No Chance of carCsAC0
n vnanio or cars "
IhrotiRh tickets EnBt via all ,.n
boat nmf rail, vin Portlnr.,1 a" rall or
"
Dnllv
oxjept
8iind.tr
s. p m.
Saturday
10 a.m.
loAoIorla and War
Landliiji. lm'
4 TV tra
ox, Hundty
Wlf f AMD-Wwtn .
ia Mitfiitm lie HI VHR
iZSZT"!- for
S. t,,M. . . I " m" Tu(ay 1 bur day aad
ndp;C;t'4D?3eorra"e-MontfneS:;
,.. ', """" East via all rail or boat aaa
roll via Portland. Ticket of flee. dock.
E. T. THAYER. Ateat
Salem, treion.
Corvallis k Eastern llailro'trf
TOCE CARD.
No. 2 For Ynqulna:
Train loaves Albany,; p
Tru n leaves Uorvailia.. i:4o p. m
Tra nnribnu Viwminn r..r 1 .
No. 1 Roturnlntrr H wpm
LieavcH Ynqulnu 703 w
Lonvo9 Corvallh 11:33 a. m
Arrlvoi A limn v io.iq n ...
No. 3 For Detroit'
J.onve Corvallis 12:00p.m.
Loiivus Albany lflop. m
Arrlvos T)nf.rlt. n-w ...
No. 4 troin Detroit,:
Leaves Detroit BItOa. m,
Arrives Albany 10:30 a.m.
Arrives Corvalllo 11:15 p. m.
'lV.llnfl.l nml A lutlmann Allianu . n,l
Covallls, TuesdavH, Thuredays and Sit-
UrdavB nnlv. All ntlixr trntn ilallvar.
cent Sunday.
Trains 1 nnd 4 arrives In Albany la
iiinu iu cuunuci wuu mo o. r. soutu
bound, ns woll as giving two or three
hours In Albany boforo departure of S.
l North bound train for Portland.
Tralu No. 2 connects with tho 8, P.
west sido train at Com Ms Crossing or
Inderendonco, McMlnnv 'o and all
points north to Portland.
J. TonNkit, Enwth Stonk,
Agent, Albany. Manager
Rocky
Mountiaii
Limited
Is'the name
of the new
and luxuri
ous Rock
Island train
Which TunHbotwcen Colorado' Springe
nnd Denver, nnd Chicago, Leaving
Colorado springs evory aj
nt 1 :30 P. M., arriving in
Chicago at 7 P. M., next
day only one night out
makinc closo connection
with evening trains from Chicago for all
points oast; nleo connecting at Omahi
with morning trains for Minneapolii
and St. Paul. Wcokly excursion! ia
Personally Condncted Tourist Sleeping
cars via tho Great Scenic Lino; from Pa
cific Const points to Chicago without
change
Ask your Ticket Agont to make yoar
tickot road via tho
Great Rock Island Route
Write for particulars
A. 12. COOPER. GENERAL ACWT
250 Aider St.. Portland Ore. .
Easy ot access.
Courteous reception.
First-class cooking.
You enjoy what you
order at lo6 State st.
George Bros. Projft.
Salem Water ft.
, OFFICE, 01T7 HALL
For water oervlce anply at,0J?"
Bills payable monthly In advaocs
Mako ail ctmipiatniaav ii'c""""
I Star Box Co.
PORTLAND, ORE-- J
Manufacturers of Dried Fruit
A Boxes. Peach Boxes, Tomato
Y Boxes. Hop Boxes, etc-, etc-
We make the best Orchara j
Box In the market. ::
t FRUIT TRAvt A SPECIALTY
.. .. DrAfUCt. sW
Write for prUes. Deuveri"r.
' O. C. T, Co's
PASSCER STEAMERS
Pomona and Alton?
Leaves tor Portlaaa DaUv
Except Suoday at 7 a. m.
QuickTime, Cheap Rates
ffiffiflflfl
ocean ANFinTTIHimiTr---
. from ro tland.
ah aallliiff date, tUbka " "
8 p.m. ForHMKn,",
Hall ererjr S day p' m
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White House Restauranl
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