The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 02, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextHEa H JsWst.it...-. W t "ff. -ttf t m; fc- I MaaDjssjBjnsjaHSBjssjsjHBiiASjjsaBy kflMtoVfMPMajefeB V u M I' I " ' 1 J V i tf iv- IE OHO JODRUL ' . MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS. Mera'fcer Nertawst Aftersoon fltwswP" uttoe, BY HOFER BBOTHEnS. THURSDAY, JAN. 2, 1002. . . Dally One Yer, $4,00 In Advance. Dally Four Month $1,00 I AMs. ' rJtIiyby Carrier 50 ttati Tar Mcth. Weekly Ob Year $1.00 la Aitvaste. C EDITORIAL Jj DOUBLE NUMBER SATURDAY. Uoxt flotnrdoy's Jommr, will bo doublo number with largo and Intoroat Ing Illustrations. To rnako It of especial interest roattor for tlio Saturday papor It being" especially prepared for that number1, and It will bo twlco tho slzo of 'tho regular Daily Joukkau In fact it , will ibe an'offort to furnish two day's .loading to onr patrons and obviato the necessity of buying largo Sunday papora from San Francisco and othor lame cities. Tho local dally has to fight for Its oslstanco against tho metropolitan papers. Yot the local paper employs twenty peoplo on its payroll and upends all the mdu?y It brings hero for foreign advertising and subscriptions" among the business men of the city. Yet tliora Is enough money paid out to buy out-of- town'papera oach month to run another dally paper at 8rt!m largor than any papor now printed bote. This Is Inevit able and will always be so. but it should inspire our peoplo wilh groator loyalty llrat to tlio homo press Unit does moro for the town than all thn outside papers put togothor and gets less in return. Tbtf Saturday papor will bo ablo to carry largo ads. and announcements of trade for the coming week. Tell the people what a good business you hnvo boon do- them the I The endowed echoolls founded on Irijue- Ifce and onequality, and can only pro- dnco'tuch fruits. There has been great hue and cry re cently over a graduate of Standfnrd Uni versity who Is getting $35,000 a year sa lary. But where are tlio Stanford men making reputations In journalism, the bar, In medicine, as orators? la not tho 135,000 a year salary man a dangeous Ideal to hold up to our young' men .and women as an Ideal product of tho endowed college? Does not theon dowed college destroy the"cqual chance" principle? - JOURNAL X RAYS. THE HUSBAND'S PROMISE. Yes, dear, I rIvo my solemn promlce To quit today all habits vllo; And for the long now year that's coming, Abstain from all things that defile, I'll leave off smoking poor cigars, I'll "shako" tlio nasty cigarette; fitlgene paporrnve,ralsedJ; the prl$ of advertising.. i anl the It is the I'll snend mv evening. all at home With baby, and with you, my pot. Yott'ro laughing, oh? Well, I'm in earnost; I know you think it's all a loke: But for the noxl twelvo months I swear it I'H neither lie, swear, chow norsmoke, I'll give up all my clubs and lodges, I'll drink no whiakoy, wine or beer; I'll go to church with you on Sunday Tlio parson's words of truth to hear. I'll give to you my dltnoa and nickels, And never, never more be seen Either In saloon or "amoko-ihop" Bucking that cni-scd slot mnchino. A I, Covk. ing and what you will do for coming week in the Ssturday announce went, and let the coming yoar bo ono continuous reaching out to bring more and moro trado to Balom. Tho mer chant who ran largo ads. during Decom. bar Jn Tjib 3ovrhau all say that It has .paid them well and that thoy novur did as good a busidoss or came as near clean ing up tholr holiday stocks. Tho Joon nal will inakoanutnbtrof Improvements this coining-year and all ita receipts will bo expended on improving tho plant, and we hopo by the end of tlio year to iwlcou inrfloH paper autf do twlco go a business, Tho JounHAt's re Sfrom subscriptions outsido of Elid from all ovor tlio state nro Ma largo as Its business In Satom. euto and wlshos to thank all for liberal patronage in tho past. THEFIOIIT FOR A FAIR SALARY SYSTEM It Is In tho power of the peoplo to change tho present system of private filato ofllclat sahrlea, fees and porquis lies without holding a Constitutional Ooaventlon would cost 160,000, with present extravagant methods of con ducting such bodies, and then it might not bo adopted by tho peoplo when sub mitted JW their votes. Tun JoursMAr, has shown that tho SUto Constitution is a limitation on salaries, not a prohibition of fair sal aries, and that it was specifically left to the legislature to fit additional salary, andthat it has been dono In round AU the fees, perquisites and salarlos now paid under the constitution, and wostlyInBpHoof.lt, because thoGou stitetlon does Inhibit payment of low, and perquisites. The people must make a stern and persistent demand for this reform. Do Jtotlw deceived by the proposed delay of constitutional amendments and con veutlons. The people through tho leg. liladure have tho power now t? reform the. abuse, II men of character ami ability are sent to the legislature, men above work. Ing ft petty gratt for thonuelvea, mou who ran go against proposition lavolv ing about Ally thousand dollars of bood lo without' fear or trembling, fair sal- tuies tan uoeuacted at tho next term. Tlia V ... I ......I I... . .. v "" "" " ninigcn lle TrKJ"' Md Lo,:,Mt mn lu U Prtics aewawi mis elunco lu tho inter- Mt of good government. The time hat " ooeie when the minister Influence of tuorutuato com pens Hon ought to be re . Waved from our atrte government. 4 4 IS THE ENDOWED COLLEGE AMER 1CAN. Whw Thotuas JeKerson abolished the iaw ol tuUH It was supposed that tho (ouwfiatioa iw the accumulation of un. equal fortune bad been swept away in tfeta eountry, Btt dosatlooe of millions annually Ivm oekaftler to Chisago University, that aw Ukw froiw the peonle in maRi. oielliM) aud ChrUttais candles, t m aoNirary, Tbf lt Qroa legislature spent tiW.OOdw hr State Normal iwi.no. y wbWofttl howlth hundreds ol urobeiw? runlB this eity MW vml ot fttav ftadowmenu Jt Hr wsrda U eoat of education la w mll, timi tb M)dwe4 tetaoli eat. IOWHmt fe tfea oHg w.n Ht WH MMH WJBt. m m m Portland finances have improved tho past two years until the lisvo enough money to pay running oxponses and meet interest. Such a city administra tion was sought to bo thrown out by tl o charter a man named Geer vetoed. Down with Gear is the warcry of the af flicted taxoater at Portland and it looks as If lie wero mighty and would prevail. A A A Chliieso aro fearloas of death. Thoy loam rapidly by Imitation. Tho nations of tho world sent in their crack military organlratlons and kept thorn hero two years. Tho Ohluoso aro equipping arinlos and propoio to expo! every Kuropoan. Who can blamethom7Itis theircountry. C Tlio expanded Jouiinal will bo four dollars a yosrbut we have taken tho matter to hoart and given oil n chanoo until Feb. first to oxtond their subcrlp tions at tbu old three dollar rato. Tub JouitKAt. bollovcs In giving all Its old friends an equal chance at a good thing. 9 9 9 Glvo tho babies plenty of fresh nlr don't kill them with loo many clothos glvo thorn plenty of water to drink If you want to bo suro to nave it clean boll it and set it out ovor flight to cool In an open voiaol. The XItoy man is a frlond of the babies, j- That Salem minister who says ho is opposed to all grades in tho public schools nbovo the ninth ought to roaldo In towns all around Salem that havo ton to twolv grades and seo tho mornl effect it has on the young peoplo of tho community, j m Tn JouftNAi, has rocelvod many com pliments on its rovlow of tho Geer ad ministration. Appreciated, gentlomon, but this papor would do Just as much for a Democratic admlnlstmtlon that had dono as well. a Tho Stato Reform School Trustcos thought thoy had some lnsuranco when they had not. It would bo intoreiting to know who was to blame for that policy being drawn In that way, and whuu It was drawn? Tlio hugeue lleglstor has words of praise for Fulton, Scott and others lor Unltod States eonutor, but not a wont for Senator Blmon. Yet good things coma bo aald for Blmon if onowere disposed, The Bohemia Nugget says the peoplo of this state have implicit faith in tho earnestness and ability of a corlalu fed eral eonator from Oregon, For Instanco, his earnestness on the niouoy question, as m m People who buy homes away off In tho uniottlod parts of the state make a mis take. Salem will long bo tho center of population of tho Wi'latnetto Valley. Get as near tho center as you cau. AA The Salem wedding wavo has reached high tldo. It has awept over Gaiety Hill and will spread Cover all tho valley aud catch eomo ol the couples lluuorimt on the suburbs of matrimony. 9 9 9 Judge Locbron could not well decide othernlso lu the Northern PaclQo case than to let them issuo all the warterod stock they wanted to. He Is a watered stock proposition himself. A A Tho man who can seo ouly tho little, nMty mean things In a nolghbor to barn about, aud never sees any good thlugs hodooa, isnotthn most useful person over created, AAA Tun Journal Saturday will bo a double number with lota of pictures. That Is the way wo give tlio people two days reading without prlntlug a Sunday paper, A at a Since Marlon county went onto the salary system and put ell tees into the treasury eho has had money to burn Now Is the time to get a lowor tax levy. 9 9 9 Palma carried of! tho palm in thu first Cuban election. Well they had to havo au ArueusUu prsldeut aud It might as rU be a New York man as any other. a a Pat Collins, Moyor of Boston, seems w an mo eye or urn Demoerajfo " Wf fraswent, Ua watwitafeuft Irekni m a 1. 1 ' A i. A Nextthe spring primaries spring school election. 0 0 Salem has now four clubs. club town oi tho valley. ' ' AAA - -v To read tho newspapers Alaska will soon bo exporting vegetables, 9 9 9 Kuropenns have taught China tho art of war and being prepared for It. 4 ft A Tho Oregon winter has moderated but tho backbone- pf it la not broken by any means. A A Tub JouitNAr Is dad It don't havo to awnllowtho iniqty of tho war In tho South Africa. A A This year will not vary much from last. Tllcro will bo football and slab machines as before. : a e o f Gid Sloiner knows what a kapoon Is but ho has not mattered that othdr French word eh' cuyono. AAA Tho Utile archer Cupid has been doing a big busineis at Salem of Into. Well, all our industries aro growing, Union Veterans Union, Tho good people of this organization had a reunion with their families at tho W. 0. T. U. hall on New Year's day. A flno dinner was spread and some pat riotic eprcches mado by tho old boys'. Some ono said any old skinny gooeo cap tured by one of them out buah. whacking and roasted boforo the Are, taatcd bettor than tho finest grub that was served up, and one of tho boys, who wont through frith Sherman as n bummer, said tiny always took tho young and tonder ones when out foraging Thoro was n lot Of old wartlmo reminiscences dmr up and dished up and it was very enjoyable. Moet of tho veterans aro gotttng pait tho funny points of life, still tliora la always a Block of stories to bo told, that lose nothing with ago. pf S OF NEW YORK , MARKET The 'New York Producer's Price Curtail, Dec 21, says thoro is veiy groat contrast botW-h tho 'volume of business so far this season and what) was accbmpllehcd up tothlstimo laStj year. 'Receipts ihoW a ahortago of j 10.319 bales behind In tho exports.' 6oiiIpared with two years ago the I difference is only slight, Upward of 8,300 bales of tho pftut week's recoipla wqre In-tran sit for export, nil from tho Pacific Cfal, with tho exception of one lqt of C07 balfeB which catno from this Stato. Tlio4 situation hero has not changed in any important fouture, RrnWera havo boon faking a moderate qunnity of stdck', and with tho hops that havo boon mado to local holdings. Some dealers havo taken on moro stock against future needs, but tho outlook for trade hat not bean Hiilllciently bright to en courage large buying. Ducks $3 tor$4 per down. Wool sod Mobalr. Coarso wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mohair 20 to 25c. Hides. Ptlts aniFurs. Green hides, No. 1 5c. Green hides, No. 2 4c, Calfskins 45c. Sheep 25 to 75c. Goat akins-25o to 11.00. Groy fox 10 to 10c. Coon 10 to 25c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Otter-$lto5. Skunk 10 to 26c. Muskrat 1 to 5c Wlidcat-10to25o. ' Sttlner's Market, Chickens 78c. Egga per dozen, cash. 24c to 2oc iracst mm VA1LMF est Nfinai ...i.. ..a rimtncrtl StS cofntrsiaieniw vv...."-- Courfeu couei wma 1 Tw- -mi m. sIr M&GBL. ' tt. nolo "MBsmsar ff" """,, Hcltnllttcoririfll, 11 fell School, D. m&l. UW Si rd tho bln ook koeplhg, Tyno Ar. and Eioition. "",-., ifno oMicos ior uomuiaromi and BhorlliiiUJSroolon Monday d, MUM Northwest JkZZi to eraJu o". Saturday evedP-. "';.. Harmbny.tuniorpoiiH, x'ugu, ma. run.c' VoHn.6rcheWtoiM l9tol, and Crayon Dr .' "!?R S! time. ''BondfortUloKUo. f HtUUeniB iJ""- u A M. , m. i"iii'i iiiuaiuuw. uirccior oi uoiictrc of to Salem. Oregon. High School, Uualno li,t.i,i u.lllHIIK, -. - Work w ovoninea. Blniflne (laos or in Voifin cnlturb." )", untorpolnt, Fugul, otc. Fujl.ci" K The Watervllle Market. Tho Wntorvlllb Times says a carefully prepared list of the growers who havo not yet sold their hops, together with their holdings, shows that thcro is not to exceed GOO balos left in tho town of Sangersflold and Marshall, A year ago tho 10th of January thcro wore 2,000 bales loft in growers' hands. Mad ison has about two hundred bales left. A careful estiinato places the number of bales left In Onolda and Mddieon conn tits at not to exceed 1,500 bales. Market Quotations Today, "Make SaleV a dboJ Home Market" t Brief News of the Day Govornor itogors of Washington was buried Wednesday. Foraker Is gaining ovor Hannn in tho Ohio legislature light. Tho nationalist ticket hoaded by Palma has boon olectod Jn Cuba. The German ultimatum to Vonetiibla will bo presented to Castro about Jan tfth. A Hoattlo thief successfully atolo J5150O worth of diamonds from Moyer Bros. Btoro. Itoosovelt demands tho resignation of Davis A. Nlnn, aTonnbssee collector of Inland revenue Two Baker City minors, Homer Eoton and Chris 8nldor, woroklllod by tr-o premature explosion of a blast Tuesday. Gov. Savage of Nebraska lias nardonp.1 Joseph J. Hartley, who wo sonioiitoil to twenty years for ombrfj:.llng half n million of stuto funds. Statk ok Onto, City of Toijjuo. ) Luoah Countv, f "s Fhank J. Oiiehbv makes oath that ho is tho sonlor partnor of tho llrm of F. J. nMTM i d0,?B ulJ8,"oIn the Fiif .iWl?' C.JuillJ' 0,u, 8,a' "fore said, and that said firm will nav tho sum of 6nk hundkki) DoEKa8Uf0nr each and ovory cnao of Catarrh that con. not bo cured bv tho usoof Haus Oa tahrii CutiB FltANK J. OUBNKY: Sworn to beforo mo and subscribe! to berTTlSail "Xth ,,0y ' Derora A. W. GLBABON, n , i ,r, N?W'y Public. OUarrh ICuro is taken inter- iiauy nnu acts Ulrectly on tho blool nnd :,tS!JS; CO, Toledo, 0. T, ,i. '..'. P,.nlo 'C, iibii a family n I8ksl llall'd 'ilia are the best. Wheat, Oats, Etc. Whoatr-Kto. Oats 28c Barley $15 per ton. Flax Cosh, Northwest, $1 01. Hop Market. Hops lie. StilctlycholcellJifo. Liverpool, Dee. 5. Hops at London Pnolflo Coaat steady, JC3 6s. to 4. Live Stock Market, Sleors 3(83Kc. Cows 2j,(33o. 8hcop-$2.50gross to $3,00 Dresiod voal Oc OKc Hogs, alive lc. Hogs, dressed Oc. Flour, Hay, Feed, Etc. Balod choat-f7.50. Clover $7. t - Feed barley $17 per Ion, - i . Hrnn 10K. 8horts-$17.C0. ' Flour, wholesale $2.05. Potatoes, Arties, Etc. Potatoes lOo to 60c. Anplea inannn per bor. Fancy packed l 00. Onions, $150 to f 1.05 per 100 lbs, Dried Fruits. Dried apples 6(80c, Dalian nrunos 40a to 60i 3(f to Z 1'etlto Prunes, 40s to 60s, Iljjf 04c. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc, Illg fir-$3 60. Second growth $3.00. Ash-$3 50. Body oak-fl 00, Polo oak $1.00. Codar posts 7c, Dairy and Creamery iProducts. Dolry butter 1520. Creamery 20ffl25o. ftoro 15o. First-clues country, por roll 35c. Cream at creamory, pan skimmed 2lo. Separator skimmed 23c. El c and Poultry. Kggs 21c. lions, live 7o per pound. Turkeys 10c. Geese $0 per dozen, Portland Market. Portland, Jan 2. - Wheat Walla Watla,58X50. , Flour Portland, best gradoa $2.50 $3.50. Graham 2.50. Oats-Choico White tOc $1.00. Barley $17 $18 per ton. MiJ'etull iiran, iiw. Hay Timothy $11$12 per ton. Onlous-$1.60 1.75. Potatoes 85 00 por cental. creamery,22K20Xc;Htorol3K15J.ll. Eggs-Oregon, ranch 27)3 doz. Poultry Chickens, mixed $2.50 $3 50; hens $1; turkeys, live 10 lie. mutton uross, a4 Hogs Gross Sjtfc. Beef Groas 3.O0$3.C0 Veal-Groes, 7&8Xcll.. Hop8-ll.llKcn.. Wool Valley, 11 14clt : Eastern Oregon, 812Koi Mohair, 2121ioni, Hides Dry hides, 10 pounds and up wards, 15c 15. V.n, mn A M. F TIii . C jdiMmJ sAv w- .BptoMjt Wt ev eny . - - - - after imwaiti'i ""'," .a in atlducstlon compared to the lcnetll' JnaO IIIE91 luiiv "'' -.- ..-..,nv n.lrldl o.l. n.... W, BIAUlil, I liuvivx, uaiciu, Ullp TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take Laxative Ilromo Qalnlno Tabletn, clru wlili rofuii't tba money If It falls to cpro k, w.urove'a signature H on cacu dox All JSc, It Pierpolnt Morgau is uniting the two greatest electrical manufacturing com panies in tho U. S. with a capital of titty millions. HAIR WON'T FALL OUT A.1K0T HELD BY INC0MPBTBTEHTrf" info and preferment In easiness Isthei"" ofilliytodo. At this sclipol Is the besice to Wn the knowledge of how to do. re It a Increasing demand for comfetemtlP i . t .ifdmid tourist the Per50DSt0fflf,Sir5rUSlN BS COLLEGE .......j. mun hm Graduated from nnr yhort'd caasecur emptoynit I""'J' MMI1ewhy7 Because all took positions tr department after imwuiti"'" ready to iraduale. Ifjjiswt rived. Send for catige. IRdNISKINCS ASithra it comes to doing ink on sheet iron, tlu ad copper, we take the lad. All kinds of ROOFING SPOUTING, 1Wl CORNISE WORK Dontoa shortest notice and tho utmost eatiattlon, : : ' '- ' ! ! BURROUGHS IMFRASBf Ui9 O IAI , a 1 AMO SmoiijSw Union PAcmrt IHONEtlBM DKPMIT FOR Chicago Itortland Special 8i0 a, ta, vIk Hunt lnjton "A"tTatitfr Kipreia p. in. Tla Hunt. Ington Tu'Iul" Kiut Uall 6:10 p, ra. via Bpokauo sic9 Aaat Bait Lake. DenYor. Vt mVJ H"11,'' Kin" Halt IaVc, Dcnrcr Pi "orlh, Omaha, Kana fi,7'Jit.-.,'ou"'' i-"io! nu AbMMtt Walla Walla, Uni.ion. 8Kltane. Wallace. Pull ". ulnneaj)Olti at. l'aul, DulMti.Mllwaukeit vinuoay, aim t.ui. 4 30, At, lOaai. :ouV, 72 HOURS 70. w PORTLAND TO CHICAGO nu v.uau(D gi uars Through tlckota via this roule toall Kmtorn points on solo at Southern Pa clflo dopot onico. OCEAN AND RIVCH SCIIEDULB From Portland1 With If You Kill the Dandruff Germ the New Treatment. John F. Fuller, a well-knoAii citizen of Colfax, Wash., says: "I had dan druff so badly that it caked on my scalp. Herp'c dc c mp!6tcly cured ir.o " George II. AicWirk.of Walla Walla. Wash, says: "Herpicide completely cured mo of a bad cato oi dandruff of 30 years' standing," Thoy took tlio only really sensible treatment, a remedy that de stroys tho dandruff germ Nowbro'a Herplcldo. Stop dandruff, hair won't fallout, but will grow naturally, luxu riantly, Alluys itcliing instantly and makes hair glossy and soft as silk. At all druggists. Ono bottlo will convince any doubter of its merits. General Urlbe - Urlbo has Invaded Colombia from Venozuolo with 3000 mn. Futhor lighting Is immlnont. (Twentieth Century Medicine. ascarcts Candy Cathartic arc as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and liquid physic as the electric light of the tallow candle. Genuine stamped C- C. G. N,.tfcr sqIjI in hiillr All druggists, ioc. Mlchall Murphy was fatally shot Wednesday morning 'n liutto. Ho re fuses to tell who did it. LyfJ. TiT U ""JIM ( TnU-rSmE"' IE ...for Guest... For Ihs timeklntr ia what wo onddir vour laundrrwurk. and we treat It at audi. We recdvo it with cnurtetft a pruciatloli. ItreceivcB tho mostcaroitl attention irlmswun us, and wtreiui ItnrooiPtWandlu good condiiis. Ju eond it here and eoo for yoursoll Sp. ta. Dally except HuutUy S. p m. Satiinlar 1U ,m All lalllnc dates subjoct For BaaFianclico Eal every 6 days COLUMBIA RIVER To Astoria and Way Landlugs. Itf. i ex.SMtr WILLAMETTE HIVER Sleamor Ituth leaves Salem for Port land and way landings on Tuoadayjhmi. dnya and Saturdays, about 10 a.m. for (lorvallla und way lanuings, AiondSyr, Wednesdays and Frldaya at about 5 p. m. A. L.OUAIO, M. P. DALDW1S. Gen. Pass. Agt. Agt. 0. It. A N M Portland, Uro. titmui Salem Steam Lainii COLOXKt i, OI.MSTKD, rBOMH" 0 I. DOiaViD. 0LMH7KU. UCIR Ihoiiulll 323 Llbety Stroe ;r Kilncato Your lloirnla With Uiitcuratf. Candy Catliarttc, onro constipation (orator, IO0.200. If Ol 0. 0. tall, druggists relund money Tho V. M. 0. A. jubilee endowraont fund received f 13 250 in gifts on New Year's day. Crala-OI Grala-OI Ilemcmber that natno when you want a delicious, appetizing, nourish ing food drink to take tho place of coffee. Sold by nil grocers and liked by all who havo used It Grnln-O la mado of puru grain, It nlds digestion und strengthens tho nerves. It Is not a stimulant but a health builder and tho children as well as tho adults can drink It with great benefit. Goats about Vi as much as coffee. 15c. and ii5c. per package. Ask your grocer for Graln-O. ing twnmMiWHMimtmtMumtmmtwmmmmmmmmwmtMtttmmtmm h Tte brigands of Bul TtM4mttaiiaotlv fet !... uu,t i...- ..." ' --'"" iiSsUf ,vr . Ml Silks Dress Goods Laces Ribbons Neckwear Hosiery Underwear Coraets Gloves Linens Flannels Aiuslins Notions i Linings Umbrellas Cloaks Waists Wrappers Lace Curtains Curtain Ataterial Blankets Comforters Aten's Hats' Stockings Boys' Clothing Boy's and Aen s Overalls VeilMfc Infants' Outfits Ahrtha Washington Waists for Children Great CUiUt All the Stock Reduced at ST06KT0N' BEGINNING it . THURSDAY JAN, 2. Tho people in and about Salem have patronized us yery liberally. We haye been giving you Bargains! BARGAINS - - - BARGAINS And now intend to give you the j greatest bargains to fclear out all winter stock preparatory for the arrival of the spring goods. We have just had a large room finished up over our clothing room which will enable us to carry a Lyery large stock. ;v a x x A Juicy JVbilel for Breakfast Or dinner you can onjoy frin ono oi oar tender and ddlicious meats.iieiks. lamb or mutton chopi voal cutllts or porkjV' Our meats are all cut from'the fattest v and tinniest cattlo, and we cau supplr vour tabto with fresh, nutritious au, wholeaoma moats at bed rocijprlcas, R C, CROSS SALEiVl ORE' Phon 291 mmmmi KB 4 1 lTTVLnJX.Tj Jl iJmj l mmmmtmny I i ' ' &rtfl jt iw3 fflVF&HB8W ' k$SW "MM $S It i lillavA riiv5ttS 'ft -AvVAwtii,,i,'vr' . r. 1 -. .niiir I n- jr.- j. --T---V T j' 1 hiJiTTBTS c - for:hristmas f1 quality LUMBER rliould not bo ovorked while you aro buying QlheMgs Thero'e a Koodmany things can do in the building lino ifyolan thorn now. Pricing and seleig the lumber are important fan in tho plan ning We havo best lumber of every kind pridowost for the Illinois Centra! U Efficiently Sews a Vast Territory Rvthrouata service to and from 111 principal cities In the follawlaf ttttti: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOtA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI ARHAH8JB TBNNESSElB KENTDCH LOUISIANA mmm Throoih Tourist Cars Prom The Pacific Coast ii- rhicaffO .. ClncWniti t tuiih ilimtfffh tfltQft for ill 0ktt i. i.nanciiiiui nii""-' . fca&tf d&tt'it.'und Southeast T Fast and haodsomelv eaulcecd. cirtn-fctl Rrdlns Dlalnj Cars, Buffet Lltriry Cai iccviut tars, rrcc nccuniB( tniin bin. Scad fifteen ceats astsmei for wall aws ie United States and Cuts fcr V Itulars retardlor rates, time, sent kc, call oa or address evcer Goodale Jmber Co. Near 8. P. Paes'rot. Phono 051, Silk Waists Shoes Rubbers Men's Clothing Aden's Furnishings Aen's Gloves I Men's Collars Cutis, Sheets Pillow Cases Calico Belts, Gloves : Children's Cloaks and Dresses infants Goodb Ginghams Calicoes Handkerchiefs Velvets Trimmings s bmbroderies Furs, Silk Boas, Black Dress Goods Black Silks Walking Skirts, Mens ; Hosiery Men's Underwear Ladies Petticoats Children's Waists CAPITAL BREWERY ?i..h f? Bt ,he te.st of exP8rion". Theny not givo a homo KEWin the Pr8f?ron,ce- oe capltaJme labor and loSe feSeit6Uionanc8e.,,,WPU,ftri,y' t0 liKK CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS w te CAPITATE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprtor. U2 Third St. Portlasd, Orejon. 0. II. TRUMBULL Coot Alt A LAH0G INVOICE OF : jqss. White Enameled Wa'rcffl-iasaa MJLHSffls StranskyiSteelnaraeled Ware -v-A "tUO. SiL LIBERTY STREETS YE Bile's Coffee Tohes the Spot Corvallis & Eastern Railroal TIME OABD, Jo. 2 For Yaqulna: t Train leaves Albaav 120 P.B I, Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:50 P-" Train arrives Yaqulna . 8:15 p. to, 1 Returning I Leaves Yaqulna o'9 Leaves Corvallis J' ! Arrives Albany 12:15p. .1. 3 For Detreit: I Loaves Albany .'JH1!. I A'rrlves Dotrolt 12:15 f. N. 4 From Dotrelt: iLeayea Dotrolt 1?:f5p I Arrives Albany..., ... 6.40 1. flYalnsl arrives In Albany In to connect with tho 8. P. " tm. s well os Rlvlnfftwo or ttiw hum in Albany before departure w P North bound train for Portland. I Train No, 2 connects with the B. U side train at CorvUlii lOiwjpg Ihlependence. MoMinnville "d " Pints north to Portland r. TnnKM. -" y'7. I Agent.Albany, MsaiZ . .-- nU Una 7he Great oporiiiiwj Rock Island KSS Rr tf f 1 - .. 111. nrtVATMkCVOM" Kochange via the worm - , , tChx. Icllne, making close oonoecUW. ii. i iinmn uenui lut - . hAtvaen " land and Chlca- Clm li.ll.. A.A.iilarfl . 'urnn Halt Lake 0rDyerandChicaKO m sleeping IA Did You Get a Fre'e r.rf. Dld at HARRIT & LCDRBNOB i ii misiiSissw II B ayMp BBi ' OdYC IUU LO fl hPPUl-- been cl room. Got 0De o( our iattIl XJon 'a'VoW iC? Vn ."ffi --'vuLiniwnie, --".mid loucn oi match i" cmcuciaar. SAIKM m . -Z2,fl UA0 M CO. .Telephone si . .. niinn . i tiirarv biuub cars between Pueblo. Dea- d o0jt , .. i pi, Kaon. Tne oea "".. Si ver and Chicago, im t, reasonable o ninK --;,-", rcolo8W Pueblo and Chicago. j--- - 0bV. Kaneas City, urou. , - Bhoa,j , e UiniuK u";,;.reBOlogW caW or any place J fMjS j'und Rw quire about tho GreatKocK' hi beore purchasing jo r . ., yor nearest ticket BB": "r:,orm, yon J I dedred, ticket. ltntlt ,t ticket B -rr- gtte for fomers "-p-0PM. GcnM-AgtPoitlMfjOi MT m SB SB SSB I sBaMT M W W H ' M m ui-ivui uuinb AND COi Have seonred and will . u. T l ' U VI il ..8TuT m J warehouse mVl w''Ouse at Salem Vim'.wltMrnd, Shaw and Brook. fcwmwa atMacleavrPm an.rtn,.a r V..rJ """ "u roosi.z--"'- "way, rra flS general warehouse Salem office 2hm ct S! Backs will ba held at these points J bT' Taned previous season, 8fe themj?7 0Vae to m as pre- Youfiest Friend - . lnlV.aaa11 OIlK Vhen you flno .?.'"":"". sk . iiniiiiuD order, worn f na w --- uke l want mo msK r. ftlir hem and that person la your . inn naiHiu ajw -- , iwwrrcra Un aei'o nguw,..-- -.... .,. ,he most elawr o - - ed,M tlemau can go u : v BUjt it ... rrpaaed. or bis whole sun .,nn. ,- ,. o,n BIWJ F- fm nnated to SOU u i:i o.,u sni a a month for one " laeed on, Tips wweU! uii ion khort notice, New goods sum fdreia making. ., . . rn MRS. C. II. WAlm - 4 m s r --. 105 Comnercw q v;ngtmmroitiMrot v, c Aiw pa iii for J. a ORAHamg Graii raw itumnttttattmna' mja. i"??. 51. ac . 1HIMTWHS ill ) w.