The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 03, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextT "; id. wWWWiimltJWwww mni" .-. .k"- mpwl - t,.JIW--US . JrV -VZ !, K SAVES LIFE WHIard, lit, AOgnl 1. 1K. I Wl In biwJ haalth thl prln and oould not It up In bl 'or Jour woek. Wwn I wm con; flnedW ehlld died. When I Jx-pun to alt up I feUeowaakimd bad inch torrlbla ipalna In my busk and hlrm. lhA kidney troiibla and faH Rg ot tha womb. 1 also had hTiterlcatapeUa. I wm In ft bad condition when I woslred yonr "lAdlea Birthday AlmaDao" and read tho d rattUcmentof WJnoof Canlnl and ThcdWrd'a Buck-Draught Blnca April SHIi, I hare taVen tone bottles ot Wln of Oardul and threo pack MMorThftdrord'a Hlaok-Dfnnptht, Ifeolllkea jiawporaonuow. I can do all my work and can walk oot to ac any of in jr neighbor. I d1Uyo I wonld baro ban In the irrava had It not bn for Wine ol Cardttl. XX J3AVBD MY LIFB. Mr. ALIOB DAVIS. i ' i II It wtll (hat women arc more patient Uun men. Few men could bear the bitter pani$, the agony and dlitrtis tint women endure. ThouundV of women have come to look upon suffering u a duty of Utttf ttx. But there are nunyliuUncu ol thli heroic fortitude which WINEoCARDUI how render uwueeiiary. Women nad no longer uffer for mode(jr sake, Wine of Cardul bring relief to modiit women In the privacy of (heir home. Many of the but hornet in (hit city are never without thli great medicine, ji cures wrote ana 1111113 01 tne womo ana completely vw ui.it (hue dragging periodical palm. Mr. Davit' cure thowt you rendu tlvtly whtt you may expect If you follow her example and take Wine of Careful. Thedford't Bladc-Draught aldi Wine of Cardul by regulating the ttoRUdt and bowel. When you aik voar druggist for theie medidnet, be ufs you get them. It was Win of Cardul and Thedford't Dlack Draught that saved Mr. Davli life. Never take a lub.lltule. rora4TlrjdJtUilar,adltM. tltn fmptomi, -T$ fd! Adrjiary Pctartoterit'' Tba Ofcatlmonr Wodldoo Center, Cliouanooaa. Tina. PUT STATE OFriClALS ON A STATED SALARY Tk Capital Journal proposes as tlio proper systom for this state to adopt, U10 placing of all stato ofllcials on a fixed salary And tliat alt fees collected by law shall go not to the official who collects but Into tho stato treasury, This reform ha been put Into effect In tbe counties, and partially with etato ofllcials. Dy patting Bit officials on a fair salary $25,000 con be saved and that much put In Vm tranmry, effecting it total change of $60,000 a yoar to tho good, or In tho four yeM tot which etato ofllcorit ro dleotod, a saving of $200,000 to tlid pooplo of Oregon. This reform can only bo effected by putting a fair and unequivocal (al ary plank In tho stato platforms and tho county platforms, have nominees accept that platform and wheri elected havo tho legisiaturo enact tho law and put it Into immediate effect. Tho best legal authorities say (his would be constitu tional and if dono in this way would go into immediate effect, except possibly as to tho state printer, whoco compensation cannot bo changed during his term of office. But tho details of this nuttor can with safety bo loft to tho right kind of raon If thoy aro sent to tho legislature, and need not bo worked 0ut in a nowspapor, Dills have boen Introduced nt nearly every soselon (0 put official! on n salary but they havo always heed defeated. Head tho oxtracts irotn parly platforms of tho past and then Join In this movement to put amoro economical and buslneiillko system in place of tho present oxorbltant and un constitutional method of paying stato officials salaries, and foos. "The offices of tho administrative departments of tho Stato government havo become too expensive and their expenses must bo reduced" Jtopuhllcan stato platform, 181)4. "District attornoyo and other officials should bo paid fixed oalaries sinco tbe payment of fees encourages litigation and entails upon tho taxpuyors heavy and needless expense." Republican state platform, 1801, "When tho constitution fixes tho salary, only tho constitution salary should bo paid, without additional emoluments," Republican stato platform, 1801. "Tho practice of employing unnecessary clorks, and of payment of foes In ex cess of Just payment of fees for sorvlcos rendered or nouded, has become an abuse tuat must no cut on. anuwo picugo 1110 itopuuucan party to tlio protection nml accomplishment of this reform," Republican stato platform of 181)1. "Wo favor fixed salaries for all public officora and tho abolishment of tho fee system, and ore opposed to any official receiving mora than his constitutional salary." Democratic stato platform 1801, REPORT OF STATE ' FINANCE Secretary of State Reports to the Governor An account of tho nioneyslti tho stato treaiury has been niado by the Socn tary of Stato lo Governor Geer. Tho Treasurer's reports woro examined and tho cash on lmuil counted, and the followlnc rpport was made: Oenoral fund '....,, ,,$,8l,17fl It Common school principal. . 501,12.1 51 CVrnmon ecliooJ Interest.... T?-'1" '0 Agncnltiiral.'ooi. pricoljSftl,'. 2S0"fi M Agricultural Ool. IntureJt. . . n Kit 7 1 University principal 8 MS 7 1 University hit rost 2,1 ' H Thiireton inoniinront jirin... ' llMt Tl.urston monument inter . 10 08 Hwamp land...,, I'So 05 Tide laud ' ift.rJTS 0.1 finlinon Indiistrv 110 03 Military tax 1,717 0:1 Or Soldiers linino NatU.i.;r.410HS fJ3 Htnlo Hoard of lixaminers.. llfi $7 Hatchery district No, 2 14 00 Oregon s.ovo foundry 3'28 57 Hatchery 21.101 00 Bounty 10.051 00 1'uiofood 1M 76 Wheat, Oats, Etc. Wheat 50c. Oats 28c. Uarloj $15 per Ion. Flax Cash, Northwest, f 1 01. Hop Market. Hops lie. Stilctly choice UK''; , ru.arnnn nor. n. Hon at ImilOr ...IV. 'UV., vw. -- - (i ' BOTTLE BABIES BottltrbaliieJ are so likely to get thin. What can be done ? More milk, condensed milk, watered milk,, household I mixtures try them all. Then try a little Scott's Emulsion in I thf bnttlft. 1-racificCoaet steady, 3 bs. to JM. I Live Stock Market ' It docs for babies what it f steers 33c. does for Old folks gives new, j 8heep-&G0proBsto$3.00 firm flesh and strong life. You'll b6 pleased with the re sult. It takes only a little in milk tp make baby fat. We'll emli)un llltletn tryjlf jrou like. SCOrr & 1SOWNB, IVarl airect. New York. ----z ' ''! nuiiiai ..,. J EDUCATIONAL , W r -n a t T1 ,J-t A. A.viarKci wuoiauons iuuuy X.. A VMake Salem a Coodllome Market" Total 828,307 25 Receipts Tho following is a statement of tho ro coipte of the Treasury for tho past six months, and credited tp tho various funds as provided by law: Dal on hand July 1. 1001. .81.091.038 11 Geuorul fund 170,103 09 Tiki Brief News of the'Day. Standard Oil do. will' ate two Common school principal. Common school Interest. . . Agricultural Col, principal. Agricultural Col. Interest . University principal Unlvorslty interest Swamp land ,,, Or. Boldiero' Home National State Hoard of Examiners. . Oregon Btavo Foundry . t. Military Hatchery Bounty 40,761 8(1 mrojtomi ,, 11470 285,321 05 103.30ft 48 32,013 14 5,820 00 5,070 80 3,400 67 27(101 4,280 U( 408 00 1,000 00 CO 5,083 05 JOURNAL X HAYS, Tho wlde-awakoKugono dallies issued doublo numbers on Now Years, SB A Fine growing weather. Plonty of prosperity in theao Oregon rotno, 4) ft Get an increased ad. into tho Greater Salem Illustrated Journal, Saturday, Tho rata is low. Don't be clow. Make it ko, IIoo your row. AAA Wo her much ttbont "yellow Journal- limi,' fornettlnK that yollow is a sacred color with tho Buddhists. Mod ford Mall.l. Yellow is tho color at perfection, A 6 tiflletn is outgrowtnn nil (he towns in Origin as a newspaper center, Tho now government postolllco will bo none too largo to handle tho business dona 'here. Senator Hanna Is right in declaring 'that no greater jmbllo benefit could be conferred than to increaen tho cordiality of tho rotations between labor "snd capital, Ol course, tho great corporation merger trust lias tuv right to issuu nil tka etotka, bonds and securities It watits to. There 1 no limit to tbo gamo until the poople arlss and call the bluff. mm Salem is becoming tho wire fence cen ter ol Oregon, jdore fenoe is mad, shipped And put tip hero than pooplo ever diwmed of, In faotfiAloru can put it fense Around the whole statd If ucvd be. ft A f armor sends us some poetry on tho ftooMelt administration, lta had better Itanij'GUte th plow and keep oontrol ol hi Intellect ao as to vote for Teddy if he dowas well therettof hlsadmlnlstra lion e he has to far. 6 Deary Ankuey would 1 about as honest and coiapeleet man for governor nt the Republican could nomtnsto in Owjen. But then the Republicans aro et la tho habit ot nominating that Kid,ol Medford Mall, Donu tk m a Th JotJKtu!, has tbe most om plete and rlbU) warket quetatl&atf In the state. If ayior rMtierg havo anything to ll that Is et nueted in that report, they will do usa fator to let uikuow 4 wo ball (unit! aeeurato quotations aud k4p tM wrreeted Iwtter than w 9 m Cwri'harttbfeitGllvity istlng manlfw lad o the jwt&i tlio tolltlolana of tho WHWuwU valky aad tU polltioAl iMt la WglBulfiB UxKwmw. It apptart that QevwoM' 0f will wr.nrleiice thuflnht (kU fl to twrorettQmluatlon How Thx Jmrkai. prodleu that Uovernpr 6f an4 the wbtda state tlwkeV will lw wwMwkw W by oohtmHtiH. 'VU Jh )UWr, m44K a I)mort jUtjr ntak thw, wysTHK Joiknai If ajkt lu tts Agh to put MatWcrs Wtalry, UaaworSc and wto m an ,k yoMM thU dlstrkt forfreo sjitooii wlttNit 1a41m UMfra:u fought tho way politics Is run In Oregon It takes the united elTort of all tho pooplo at times nil thu honest pooplo, ho says to carr,y a reform, And ho la Democrat enough to bollove they havo moro honest men in his party than in tho Heptb llcau, n Tjik Jouii.nal prints a well written, forcoful and sonoious article from thu Dos Moines Hoglstoron tho eacrilluos mado by that state for tho preservation of tho nation's existence in tho early days of tho slavory struggle. That kind of an editorial makos history and speaks (or the true character of tho Iowa poo plo and makos au eon of tho grand old Hawkojo Btale feel proud ho was boru thoro, Total Jl.760.210 40 Disbursements. The disbursements for tho satno funds during tho six months aro as follews: Oonoral fund $ 301,053 77 Common school principal.. 270,531 30 Common sohool Interest... 175,1)03 07 Agricultural Col. principal. 0.000 00 Agricultural Col. intorost . 4 GOO 0(1 Tide land 510 05 University tax 443 H8 Vr. Soldier's Home National 781 Gt 8tato Board ol Examiners . 087 07 Oregon Rtovo l-oiindry .,.. 1,027 03 urogon roriago itanway. . . . 5,000 28 Hutchory 0,603 08 Hjunty ft,r,l8 0t Four Leaped Chicken. Uaribfkia Moll. Thu lour-loHgcd ehlukon, owned oy Mr. Qalou, sausago maker for Flanagan's meat market, shullled off Its mortal coll on Monday. It was a clover hen, and was Just getting to lav eggs. This biddy was attracting not a llttlo attention latoly aud mony people wero vlsltlnn Mr, (laton'fc stand to soo this curiosity, Biddy was Just getting onto tho way of using her second pair of legs. They stood straight out behind and when aha got tired scratching with her walklnu legs she would stand on tho others and scratch A while, thon turn over and do the line picking with her regulars, ShuseemtHlall woll and hearty but was fed a feed of pears and died in a few minutes. It seemed she just couldn't make n match with a young rooster that visited hor now and thon and whenever she showed thoeluan nalr of heels to the youug fellow he would fly thu coop, in disgust. Hand Mown Off. lloHiPDfta, Jau. il. Word was received bore concerning an uocl dent to a man named Uumburger, a relative of David Fate, and who resides u ar Days Creek. Ho was reloading a shell when it ex ploded, tearing his hand in a frightful manner. A physician was hurrleriiv tummoned from Canyonvllip, 4ml H was thought by htm that ono lluuer oould bo SUTCU, Tint latest SalanMfo DIsoovmy U Itaavd on thsprlHoltile, 'IKwtrvy tueeaiihi'. y,m 4inettiacitw-i " llerjiUtda kit lathe Total 1)30,010 21 necacltulatlon. Hocolpta $1,760,21(1 40 Disbureemonts 030,010 21 Balance on hand $ 828,207 25 Statk ot Onto, OiTvof Toi.kiio, ) LUOAB COUNTY, j B8, Fiumk J. Oiiknuv makes oath that ho Is tho senior nartnnr nf tlni firm nf ! 1 Oiiknky &. Co., doing bunluots in tho City of Toledo, County and Stato afore said, and that raid firm will nn, tin, ...... of ONIi I1UNOUKD DOLi'aKS for each and ovory catu of Catarrh that can. not be cured by thu 11 so of Hall's Oa TAiinit Cuhr. FUANK J. CHUNKY. Hworn to lipforo mo and subsorlbod to in my proBonce, this sixth day of Decom tier, A. I), 1880. , A. W. QLKASON, LRkhi. Notary I'ubllo. nally and acts directly on tho blooJ and mucous surfaces ol tho system. Sand for testimonials free. P.J. OH KNKY CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 75o. Hall's Family Fills aro the best. Urent IkfswhalnliackR to hanillo tho product df the Beauojont, Toxas.KUshora. Jerry Ptt'rrft is Id try to'break tho re cord of Jde fambuj ancestor, Dcerfoot, In foptiaioi. The Albany N. Y. City National Bank has been bought by tho National Com mercial Hank. Tho California1 Jockey Club's spring stakes havo been Hooded witli entries. Fifty thrco havo entered for the Califor nia Derby. Two Brit'eh peaco agents havo boen treacherously shot by tho Boors. The Powom will present anothor col lectlvo note to tho Sultan of Turkey. British bankers are greatly interested in tho new American Oriental banking scheme. Two weather stations aro to bo estab lished in tho Yellowstone park. The now King Edward postal stamps wero favorably rocoived InLondon, many philato.ists buying largo amounts. Wild horso meat is tho principal food of section nion in the Southern Utah desert. Tho recoivoro of tho defunct National Asphalt Co. will meet In Mow York to rcorganlzo In a f iw days. Tho Venezuelan Consul at Now York has rocoived a cablegram from Castro saying tho revolution is crushed, A run was started on the Dlmo sav ings bank ot Clovolond, O. All de mands woro promptly mot. Lloutonant J. M. Be van blow his brains out nt Fort Ganby Wash. No caueo Is known for tho deed, I IBoport SchovI'.lhoStHolon murdorer, U rapidly breaking down, "Tho Oregon Farmers' Oonjrross" will bo held at Snlom, January 0th to 0th, 1002, Inclusive. "The Oregon Dairy men's Association" and tho "Oregon Llvo Stock Association" will hold their annual mooting at tho same time and placo, Tho Oregon Stato Board of Ag riculture will IlkwUo hold special meet ings for tho purpoio of preparing a pro gram for this year's Stato Fair. Tho Fruit Men and Stato Graugo and Hop Mon will also bo represented. In vlow ol tho rrcent rapid advance ment in stock raising and dairying throughout tho state, theso mcotlngs should bo of groat bonuQt to all interest ed in agrioulturo, and an unusually largo attendance Is aqsured. For this occasion tho Southern Pacific will grant a round trip rato ol a fare ana one-third, on tho.cortillcalo plan, to thoso attending, Dwaod voaI 0c Oc Hogs, alive 1J40. Hods, dreaeed Oc. Flour. Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled chcat-$7.G0. Clover $7. Feed barley 1 17 jerton. Hran-tt0&. Shorte $17.50. Flour, wholesale $2.05. Potatoes, Apples. Etc. Potatoes 40c to 50c. Apples 40fJC0c per box. Fancy paoked f 1 00 Onions, $160 to $1.05 per 100 lbs. Dried Frulls n.1,.1 Dnti'no JifSifiP. Italian prunos 40j to 601-3)4 to 3Jf Petite Prunes, 40j to 50,-3J6 i Wood, Fence Posts, Etc, Blgflr-f3 50. Second growth 3.C0. Ash-$3 50. Body oak- $1 00. Polo oak J4.00. Cedar posts 7c. Dairy and Creamery iProducts. Dairy butter 1520c. Creamery 20025c. Store 15c. First-class country, per roll 35c. Cream at creauiery, pan skimmed 21c. Soparator skimmed 23c. tin and Poultry. Eggs 24c. Turkoys, live 7c per pout d. TurkojB 10c. Geese f0 per dozen. Ducks 3 to $1 per dozen. Wool and Mobalr. Coarse wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine 14c. Mohair 20 to 25c. lilies, Pelts andFurs. Green hides, No. 1 5c. Green hides, No. 2 Ic. Calf skins 45c. Sheep 25 to 7ik. Goatskins 25c to f 1.00. Gray fox 10 to 40o. Coon 10 to 25c. Mink-25c to $1.-35. Otter-$1 to $5. Skunk 10 to 26c. Muskrat 1 to 5c. Wlldcat-10to25c. Stelner's Market. Ohickons 7fic. Kgg4 per dozon, cash. 21c to 2oc Portland Market. FoitTLAND, Jan 2. - Wheat Walla Waila,58X50. Flour Portland, host grades J2.50Q $3.50. Graham 2.50. Oats Choice Whito 60c $1.00. Barley $17 3 $18 per ton. Millstnff Bran, $18. Hay Timothy $110$12 per ton. Onions $1.50 1.75. Potatoes 85 00 per contal. Butter Best dairy, 1822: fancy creamery,2220);c ;Rtoro 1316i.tb Eggs-Oregon, ranch 276 3 doz. Poultry Chickens, mixed $2.50 $3 50; hens $1; turkeys, live 10 lie. Mutton Gross, 3,tf Hogs Gross 5)c. Boef Grots 3.00O$3.50 Veal-Gross, 7i88Woll'. Ilopa 11 QUclb. Wool Valley, 11 (8 licit. 5 Eastorn Oregon, 812Ue; Mohair, 2121cj, Hides Dry liidos, 10 pouuds and up wards, 15c 15). WbatSba wo nave forDcsertr This question arises In the family every duy. Let ua answer Jt today. Try Jell-O. a delicious aud healthful dessprt Prepared In two minutes. No bolllngl no baklngl simply add boiling water and set t cool. Fla vors : Lemon, Orance. Ilasnborrr and Strawberry. Get a package at your irroccr'a today. 10 eta. Northwest Normal college... IWI H1TT w Corner State ana torarae.w .. --"-- Bintr lie .'olco culturer 1'iflna, etc. Fu courses Criwon Drawing Director of Collccrc of Music. "HTn NnrViPi.ti nY INCOMPETETENTS. Pro motion and preferment In toslnessls the result ofafcllliytodo, At this school Is the test place 10 obtain the knowledcc or how to do. There I) an Increasing demand for competent help I ...... ....i... ..j .hnHhaHri courses at the Persons compicnn j incBuiBiuv.." ". -.v-, r unw CAPITAL UUSIJo twiii .... ,,. ac vftun man has eraduated from our sltortha a cansecur employment. For eleven years, but one younr man asB "rt7"h compared to the benefits de- ready to iraduatc. Ktcottsbut little to secure a uss ,EV principal. Salem, Orejon, 01(0 in i'llio an, r...r --- Students may enter at any time. A. J- OA HLAHU, an' President. ti.&! jjmU SHowe oUNjMnClFIC DEPAKT fok Send for catalotue. rlvcd. 1-2U I TMBRY for V. I. STALEY, Principal, Salem, Orejon, ...Our Guest... For th" time being la what wo consider your laundry work, utiil wo treat It as bmcIi Wo receive it with courtooni np preoiailoii. It receives tlio most careful attention aIiIIo with us, and wo return It promptly and in goal contlitlin. Just scud it hr-ie and sou hi' yoursolf. Salem Steam Laundry OTILOSKb J. OLMSTBD, I'ROrillKTOR. nonous n ouihtkd. mur. I hone 411 32 Liberty Street Chicago Portland Bneolal 8.60 a, in. via nunt Uicton ""AtiViitTo" Kaprois p. m. via Hunt Inn ton, "TnrpaiiT Km! XI. II I:lft.p. m. Spokane .EfflWSfiBlfc!" 3j?l..lkr, DiHirnr. v, ftS? 0fm' Katiw Ball Lake, Denver in andKait. ' 'u,, ohitJMwsidri.j; Aitrttvt PROM 1.29 p ltfa. Ml, a. 1 " HUUKSrrr 7 PORTLANn Tfl nn.:l J t. ",' was" ' r3wS-.t'CK0S! OCEAN AND HM Br"lrESmT A Juicy IftDrsel Breakfast Ordi'tnir you can onjoy from ono of our tondur and dollciom meats, sloiks, lamb or million cnopa voi cihiov'i ur iui &, Our meats are all cut from the fattest ami nriui'st cattle, and wo ran supply your table with fresh, nutritious and v. hnluHome mita at bed rock.priros. QE C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 21)1 wwww BMtwm lhafc raiiui at urutrhy tlimtug up tM Kill) OS tlifiV Imrruw lr iHttforvua way (. fiiityJtroy Um hair Without tUmlnill' v... hair will grow luxuriantly Harplclet atop dundrufr and fall Inz hair, and ktsrta luir hT&ftrJ?yj?.. yon of this. rSlatHPtrUM Dress? Goods Laces Ribbons Neckwear Hosiery Underwear Corsejs Gloves Linens I annels Auslins Notions Linings Umbrellus Cloals Waists Wranners I Lace Curtains Curtain Ahterial Blankets Comforters Aen's Hats Stockings Boys' Clothing Boy's and Men's Overalls Veiling Infants Outfits Atartha Washington Waists for Children VII AH the Stock Reduced at . I 1 liv 1 I 11 Li t d I M)l I ON BEGINNING riwBcr. ..THURSDAY JAN. 2. The people In and.about Salem have patronized us very liberally. We have been giving: yquj Bargains! BARGAINS - - - BARGAINS Xndnow intend to give you tho greatest bargains to Wear tut all winter stock preparatory for ;the arrival of the spring goods. We haye just had a large room finished up over our clothing room which will enable us to carry a very large Stock, x a x & Silk Waists Shoes Rubbers Aiens Clothing Men's Furnishings i Aen's Gloves I Aen's Collars CulTs, Sheets Pillow Cases Calico Belts, Gloves Children's Cloaks and Dresses Infants Goods Ginghams Calicoes Handkerchiefs Velvets Trimmings Rmbroderies Fur. Silk Boa, Black Dres Goods Bluck Silks 3 Walking Lrirtc Mn.o I Hosiery Aen's ... underwear If Ladies Petticoats Children's Waists I"WCr LUMBER FOR CHRISTMAS should not bo overlooked while you are buying other things. There s n i!ood tunny things von uau do in tho tmildltiK lino It you nlnn tliom now. I'rlcliiR and seleoting tho lumber are important factors in tho plan ning We havu tho best lumber of every kind prices lowest for the quality. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. IWr. depot. Phone 051. flp.m. Dally exjapt MiniiiHir .p m. Batunlar iu .ui 11 ...if liu . Porfranclio Call vr!r6Uy oof,OMnt mvKR ToA'torla anl Y Landlnsi. P. in tp b X. tJUUi lUUiltf Wll.t AMPTTP Dlurk U r fc i Y a I. I . r a uiouuiur ivuiu mavoB aaietn for Port land and way landings nnTuomlay.Thtin. days and 8aturdnys, about 10 a. m. Foi llnrvnllla tln.l nn.. In...ll.. w u twi i i 'r. ',",,umK" "tonuayi, Wodnosdaya nnd Fridays at about 6 ,,. in, A. L. ORAra, M. P. BALDWIN Gen. I'hbb. Aut. At. 0. R. & N d Portlaud. Oro. Balnm n iIaI Balom, Ore, inois Central H CAPITAL BREWERY Ueor has stood tho tost of oxporionco. Thou why not civo a homo tiroductlon the preferenco. Home capital, homo labor nnd home browed boor aro Krowing in popularity. Pooplo loyal to homo indus try give it tlio preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS - CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. A LARGE INVOICE OFr- ite Enameled Ware JUST ARRIVED MJMJ Stransky Steel Enameled Ware RAY BROS. IM?.AND LIgI3XYJTRETS tmmmmmimmmm Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot Md You Get a Free Cup; We Did at HARRIT & LAfjrjRBROB GUTHRIE ANH C( '' vvft ntfTc iuu toia heet? sita.c ' v.., uuo ui our ema I ua s upatpho i """ tuiu iioor in a cold bedroom for risins and retlrintr? The trn i a ,d nt ema11 MPe"o have a warm all that is needed to start the fire. l r" f n nml O'0 wh of Ttnatch Is bALEfn GAS LIGHT CO. fi.M.inv BALFOUR Havn PPni-a.1 o..i ...:n " - wv nuu will nnAfain i.n tt .. the Turuer mill and wareWse(i;inp,,ror warehouse at 8alem turn, Switzerland, Shaw and MS n,?arlV'oueea atMaoleay, pr"'. and storage business. r0Jk8' ndnotlng a general warehouse Salem office 207 Com st' " :: l&i ro.i"a fordelivor I ..L .. Tod fvkZl 7r w-iac i op races are Always Paid for finin J' 3. GRAHAM ManX. l0F ln THE FLOREMCeTIaToH Efficiently Serves a Vast Territory By through service to and trom the principal cities la the rollewlsxstates: IOWA ILLINOIS INDIANA MINNESOTA WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKOTA MISSOURI ARKANSAS TENNESSEE KENTUCKY LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI Through Tourist Cars From The-Pacific Coast TO Chicago (Bd Cincinnati Connectlor wltb through trains for allfeltti East, South and Southeast Past and handsome! equipped, sttam-fcutti trains Dlnlnc Cars, Buffet Lltrary Cart Steeping Cars, Free Reclining Chairs Cars. ' Send firteen cents la stamps for wall mtp of the United States and Cuts for par ticular regarding rates, time, service etc., call on or address ,,..,, B. II. TRUMBULL. 1-42 Third St. Conri.Ag.. Portland, Oregon. CorYallis & Eastern Railroad TIME OAKD. No 2 For Yaqulna: Train loavea Albany. . . . . .12:60 p. m Train leaviis Oorvallla.,.. l:60p.w Train arrives Yaqulna . C:5 p. . No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 0-00 a.m. Leaves Clorvallla 11:30 8. m. Arrives Albany 12:15 p. w, No. 3 For Detreit: Loaves Albany r:00.o. Arrives Detroit 12:15 p,m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit,..- 12:45 p. tu, Arrives Albany 5:40 p.m. Tralna 1 arrives In Albany In tlm to connect with the 8. P. south bound, tram, as well aa Rlvlna two or tores hours In Albany before departure ol u. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connocta with the B, r. west side train at Oomllla Crossing for Independence, McMlnnville and all points north to Portland. J. Tornkb, . Enwih Brow, Agent.Albany. Manars The Great Rock Island Route la the only line operating a west ly Pera o n a 1 1 Conducted Tour ist Excursion car between Port land and Chica go change via tho Wirld'a greatest Been, lcllne, making close connection. t urn cago In Un'on Depot for all polntsfcait. "any etandaru sleeping car betwoon Salt Lake City, Denver and Chicago, Buffet, Library smoking cars between Pueblo. Den ver anil m.fo&ira. The best roannnnhln rllnina rar nnrvlca botweSB Pueblo and Chicago. If you are golD J Kansas City, Omaha, Dea Moines, Chi cago or any placo east, you should en quire about the Great Rock Island Roots beoro purchasing your ticket. your nearest ticket agent about It, " wnto for folders and any Informatloa desired, A. E. CoorKB. Gen'l Agt., Portland, Or. 1 polntsEait aHQH and mojt 'nK Your Best Friend When you Und your clothes all out of order, worn and with buttons off, & you want the right person to take c of them and that person la your P mother at the 8alem Dye Works. At this establishment you can Ket1' thing set to rlghta.from a pair of glow to tho moBt elaborate silk gown. Kentleman can get hia hat cleaned, h trovers creased, or his whole suit i jnvenated to suit his uste, also lo" autta a month for ono dollar Bottow eewed on, rlpa sowed up, suits pre on short notice. New goods shrunk i dreea making, MRS. C. H. 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