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New Millinery Department at Green
bmms' Dty-goods Store. Every thing that is
new and durable in Ladies and Girls hats,
First-class trimmers in attendance. Prices
reasonable; We have a nice-new sailor
or 29c.
,Greenbaum's Dry Goods, Store
Noxt Door to the PoetofDco.
on the Ri
0, JFse&W&T rJ Jim
The House Furnishing Co.
303 Com'l et., next to Post office
Zbt Xa&tee' 'Bmx
118 STATE STnEET.
,. Call and see our fine line of MerccrUcd Ginghams and Silk
Zephyrs for Waists and Dresses,
MRS. M.
...TRY OUR
Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop
CnfcVeVs, OysterettesButter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham
Wafers
HARRITT Si LaOIRBNCB
Old I'oat Ofllcd Grocory.
g&Jt
VVmrPitor .'
The Bicycle
Is on Again
nut It la not tho same sort ot "boom" tbnt prevnllod a Tow yoars ago.
It's an Intelligent bourn tlila tlrao.
Peppio nro not buying blindly or rldlnu bloycloa simply boonuBo It U tbo
fad or fouhlou to rldo thorn, uor to boo bow far or how fut or bow many
mllos thoy can rldo.
Thoy rldo bocaUHO thoy now roallxo that tho bloyolo la a healUi-Elvor, a
ploaituro-promotor bocauao thoro is nothln olao that affordB uuch Invigorat
ing, ovory-roady and ooonomlcal moana of obtaining that outdoor oxorolflo
and ohaDBO of scene that counts for bo muoh In tho well bolng of mankind.
Tbo pcoplo now Indulgo In bloyollng booauso It la n tonlo bocauao It
4 enables thorn to think olearor, hit hardor. Bloop soundor and fool bottor
generally.
Tho cause of tho "now boom" ought to IntoroBt and nwakon YOU aud
'Sjmpel you to loo."' why oo many of thoao who havo ronewod tholr oyollng
activity huvo uurohnuod Columbia or HartforU bloyoleii. Wo aro In position
ot both toll you and show you why
do It, too,
4OTTO ,
135 Court
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t , Salem's Greatest House Furnlshlne Department
Store.
.' ? iThp ..wMt increase of freight shinments received at Su-f
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em is due io the large sates of
the sole agent in this city.
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...new YorK millinery ranors...
I 317 COMMERCIAL STREET-
I jo FORMAL'OPENINO, BUT READY FOR BUSINESS - Win thlug. to
eptlng hats. Qbolcwt collection of fine rcndy.tower bats and ld!o trimmed
ihsts attd boonets. Nowwt Ideas and mont prompt servlca In our work rooms.
k'BEBUD PBAS,
K Wo bavo a superior artlolo lu the
timftrlnr rtUW IU
Field I'eai, and our prloos
gBBHlD WHBAT , , ,
f " a a,a prepara to (nruUUFoUy and DsQauwj im1 wliMt In y
tltyofdiry pu. ...
LAND PLASTER AND FERTILIZER-Reaer that w are UdqusrUrs fqr
anytufugln this lido.
3A.VAOJB & RBID
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ilgnttaro li on every tw ' gnn'a
Laxative uromo-uuimncTweu
remedy thit enrcu a coltl In on.0njr.
out Tack
As sailors say, when you are
heading our way, just now.
Carpet .selling and laying is
brisk with us. Remember we
are sole agenls for best mifls
in the country and can show
,you the largest and most va'
ried lines in all sorls ot floor
coverings. No misrepresenta
tions allowed.
Ptoros ot Rnlotn and Albany,
FENNELL
NEW GOODS...
Thl olri1" l oa CTory boi of Uio nnw""1
Luxtivo BrormK'uininotfttfcw
. -t-- .Jt ; -Mr tlKf
Boom
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thoy did so; and wa'll bo awfully glad to"
WILSON
Street.
5oobe
Charter Oak sttofes, made lW
Ilia WSV OI UnU anu niuo I1UHHH
arotho low oil going,
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Bbttodal P&qc of
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Member rlorthwet Afternoon Newipiper
Leiiue,
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1002.
Daily One Ycir. $4.00 la Advance.
Dally three Months $1.00 la Advance.
Dally by Carrier 50 cents Per Month
VtttWOis Yeir $1.00 l Aivaac
THE MARION COUNTV TICKET8.
With tho holding of tho Domocrntlc
county convontlon, tho tickets of tho
Hovornl partlofl aro now before tho
pooplo.
A good-natured canvasH will bo on
tored upon and tho votorB will be ful
ly onllghtcncd on tho progress of tho
campaign through Tho Journal.
It will bo found that tho county
governraont of old Marlon tho past
throo or four years will bo hard to
Improvo upon.
0
CAN QEER BE 8HUT OUT7
As tho Republican party In Oregon
In really only a ono-lungod affair, any
how, bo far as nowspapors aro con
corned, It has to tako what tho Ore
gonlan glrcs It or Btay out of busi
ness. As tho Orcgonlan dollboratoly Bhut
Oovxsrnor Qoor out of tho raco for gov
ernor, and Simon out ot the raco for
senator, tho pcoplo aro anxious to
know who thoy may havo for senator,
or If thoy may havo ono at all.
Tho Orcgonlan shut Geer out for
governor as completely oh though
Harvoy had shut his front gato on
soino child playing on tho aldowalk.
Can It shut nlm out of tho face for
tho soiiatorshtp as easily?
Home day tho Ilopubllcan party will
havo anotlior nowspapor and It will
breathVj with both lungs. At prosont
It Is too llght-walatod to do good work
or cut much flguro In national affairs.
0
"NOTHING IN IT."
That Ib Uio way tno Portland Oro'
k nlan heads Its leador on tho Hat sal'
ary nlanlc of tho Ilopubllcan Btato
platform.
Nit Bays thoro Is nothing In this ro
form for "tho boys to warm up ovor."
iBn't that a noblo Ideal to hold up
to tho dcodIo In nubile a(Talrs7 is
it any wondor the political morals of
Orogon are at low ebb?
Thoro may bo nothing In It for tho
"hoys" or tho OroKonlan. but thoro is
a groat doal In It for tho tnx-payors of
tho Btato.
Tho Btato omt'lals aro going to bo
put on a flat salary In splto of tho
"boys" and tho Portland nowspapor.
Tho hired man on tho farni gets n
flat salary, and- no foes or parqulsltoH,
unloBS It bo kissing tho hfrod girl, ami
that coots tho fuTinur nothing,
Tho hired men of 'tho pcoplo at tho
atato Iioubo can bo put on a flat salary
Just as woll as tho hired mnu on tho
farm, and thoy will bo.
A CLAT80P CITIZENS' MOVE
ME NT.
Clatsop county now hau tho big
gest debt of any county In tho wost
orn part of tho atnto, and naturally
tho pcoplo talk cltlzotiH' movoment.
Hut thorn aro citizens' nnd citizens'
movomonts. A cltlzorm' fusion party
means llttlo or nothing lu way of pro
gress or reform, A roal Cltlzons'
movomont throws partisan Interests
ovorboard.
Tho gonulno thing In that lino can
not bo accomplished by a more coali
tion of politicians undor a new name,
a cohabitation of novoral minority par
(los as n now plan to get political
tnundor.
A CUIzoiih' movomont must bo born
with n new hoart that fools tho vanity
nnd fnlHlty of partisanship In munic
ipal affalra. It must dlvorco IWolf ab
solutely from tho partisanship for
spoils that nnlmntoB party.
Tho Astoria city and school debt
and tha county dobt aro about ?370,
000r drawing noarly $20,000 Interest
annually, nnd caoh logtBlaturo Is
aalcod to enlargo tho dobt limit.
It Is vory doubtful If tho averago
citizen can bo brought to soo tho un
wUdom, tho posltlvo dlahonosty nnd
Immorality of such a program, and bo
brought to substitute a program of
solvonoy.
Nothing will savo tho property own
am ot Clatsop county and fnlr Astoria
from llnnl repudiation of their dobts
but to reverse tho engines of munic
ipal govornment, and adopt non-partisan
business administration.
0
SOUND ON IRRIGATION.
Williamson, tho Kastorn Orogon
aandldnto for congress, lu sound on
tho Irrigation quostlon. Ho Is op
posed to turning ovor tho wators and
Irrlgablo districts to prlvato corpora
tions. Tho Journal has alvvayB pointed out
tho danger of that proposition, and
has tried to show that tho homostoad
or and producer would bo at tho mercy
of a corporation leasehold under any
but govornment ownership and control
of tho water supply.
In a spooch at Tho Dulles Congrtws
mnu Williamson said
BpoaUIng on tho arid land question,
ho Bald It Ib not so much a question as
to w bother or uot thoso lauds should bo
Irrigated, ub It Is a question us to how
thoy should bo Irrigated
"Thfcse barren regions." ho contin
ued, "had better remain bo indellnltely
than to bo roclalmed by any system
that would dosb them Immodlatoly Into
tho hands of largo corporations. Some
schema can, ami must lie. umsou,
whereby the federal government shall
put tho water, now going 10 wasie, 111
to Htorauo rMtervolrfl aud Irrigating oa
nals. on such a plan as to be ac-cewilblo
to tho homesteader and home-builder
In quantities and under sueii conui
tlons as will render It of sunlclont ben
ofit to him that he can afford to re
main narmaneutly upon tne lana otn
orwlao I had rather so Hastern Ore
sqii remain as It Is until this can be
5do4)ted.H
Hatter, as ho says, lot Uie desert Ho
fallow foraver than to make the soli
and water, that belongs to the people,
a means tor creating serfs and a de
liaHdont olass of tillers of the soil nt
the marry of a corporation baronage.
with tho land lionueu ami nam ny non
resident landtonls.
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SINQINQ AN OLD 30NQ.
Htnoe The Journal has taken up tha
flgUt to put alt stat atuaars on a Hat
salary, lust Ilka tha hired man oa tha
farm, a few peawea editors hava
sought to tuako tha editor an Iwu.
aA hart is thalr wall.
" Thav ohanJa that, when ha was In
i tha logUUturo ho voted for all appro
ijMllllHilllHl illlldl
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
voted for. In nil $1,846,000, and they
,say: "He's a good un to tallc re
form!" ' c ,
All ot tho above, If It Is truo, docS
not affect what wo claim should bo
dono with tho state orflclals, put on
flat salaries, and tho exponsos of tho
stato trimmed to one-half tho prosent
flpttro.
Tho Journal odltor, whon 'Initio log
islaturo. fouEht tho clorkshh) and
wliltownnlilnir lnvrntlirtitlonB until tha
total oxponso of' tho houso at that scsi
slon was only $3500 for clorift, while
tho senato soont $8500.
Tho total revenue required by the
stato for tho year 1S96, following tho
work of that legislature, was tho low
ost of any year since 1892. .
Tho Journal editor did vote for two
bills that not a half dozen members
had tho nerve to voto for-ono was
the stato publication of School toxt
books, and tho other far a portago at
Tho Dalles.
SInco then the Republican party has
confessed Its Iniquity in Uio school
book mnttor by changing tho whole
system, and now it is In favor of Tho
Dallos portage. Tho editor of Tho
Journat has not a single voto against
him that ho doos not feel proud of, ox
Copt that ho was buncoed Into voting
tor Geo. w. Aicisriuo ror unuou mates
Senator, and ho found ho was no
alnnn In thnt
Stato salary roform will como, and1
cannot bo confused wltn personalities
0 '
A GREAT MAGAZINE.
Tho Itovlow of Rovlows for April
has tho most oxhaustlvo treatment of
tho sugar tariff and bounty question,
and of tho groat merger trust, us ar
tlclcs aro lllumlnatlvo and accurate.
It has adopted tho plan-of not only
tolling tho people all about such great
matWirfl, but It lias convictions or
what Is right, and statos thorn flatly
and uncnulvocnlly.
Thus tho Itovlow of novlows oxorts
a crcat influonco In shaping public
sentiment, and gives a distinctive mor
al Influonco in public anairs.
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THE INFLUENCE OF MARION
COUNTY.
In tho past fow years an Idea has
inado tso f felt In tho affairs of Ma
rlon county thnt will havo a tromond-
ous nfluonco In our stato affairs, un
less that Idoa is completely lost sight
of or obliterated, and that Is not pos
slblo In tho porslBtonco of things that
aro Reed and usoful. Tho Amorlcan
pooplo aro too practical and havo too
much political sagacity to drop what
Is proving Itsolf a superior Implemont
In saving tnolr taxos, ami tnito up an
older and moro costly inventions.
What Is tho Marlon county Idoa?
Statod briefly, four years ago Salem
and Marlon county woro lnsolvont.
Their warrants woro at a discount
Tho city and county woro a quarter of
a million In dobt Now dobt was bo-
Ing added and created oach year. Ex
panses and taxes woro Increasing.
Pioporty vnluoB woito diminishing.
Wealth was hiding and refusing to In
vest. Population was declining and
valuations for assessment woro
shrinking. Thnt was tho municipal
status, and tho political party manag
ers said that It could not bo otherwise.
It wan Inovltablo and party Interests
required thnt this continue, nnd a ro
tiring mayor of Salem Bald Uioro was
nothing for It but to ask authority of
tho loglslaturo to lovy moro tnxos, or
Issue moro bonds. That was tho con
fosslon of political bankruptcy.
Hut tho community was not ready
for that, although It had roachod tho
nolnt of Insolvency and was ready for
a rocolvorshlp In a court ot bankrupt
cy. Whon tho politicians havo dono
tholr worst, tno pcopio navo sun mo
resources of patriotism and Intelli
gence. A new doal. wan Indlsponslhlo.
Tho old game was played out. A fow
business men got togothor nnd mado
a program founded on solvency and
good buslnoBS Judgment Thoy took
tho nominating powur out ot tho hnnds
ot tho polltlcnl machine, and put up
candidates who woro pledged to oxe
cuto tho program that was laid down
for thorn, in on ot Bufllclont charactor
to koop tholr publicly plodgod word of
honor to tho community. Tho result
Is tho city and county aro rodoomod
from Insolvoncy and bankruptcy, aud
can become tho potont, dominant, up
lifting and Having Inlluenco In tho af
falra ot tho commonwunlth.
What wa that program? Simply to
cut your garmont to tho cloth In hand
Create no moro dobt, floating or bond
ed. Iloduoo llxod charges and Interest
to a minimum, nnd onlnrgo tlxod In
come to a maximum, without laying
now burdens on tho people. Stop run
ning too bills on tho publlo In tho
name of active and pernicious ofllclal.
Ism. All olllclnls were put on a flat
salary, nnd all fees went Into the
treasury. All revonues woro collected
from tho standpoint of Uio publlo
treasury, Instead ot the oluce-holdors'
pockets. As a result, the count' Is out
ot debt The city baa a cash surplus,
and has wiped out all floating debt. As
fast as bondod dobt has como duo It
has boon floated by a popular loan,
snaking tho pooplo ot tho community
stockholders In tho municipality, cred
itors Interested lu good administra
tion. These influouces In Marlon county
havo been built up in splto ot party
politics, and In. splto ot the push poli
ticians and tho political machines. In
fact It was only possible to achieve
tnotio raaults In proportion as their
hold was weakened, and their grafts
broken. In the city It was accom
plished Jy Republicans, Democrats,
Populists, Socialists and Prohibition
ists unltlug In a common cause against
tho dominant machine. In the county
it was accomplished by wagtug reform
campaigns and compelling the domi
nant party to make reform platforms
and pledge Ub candidates publicly oa
tho cam ass to do all that the opposi
tion parti1 offered and promised to do
for the people.
Nevertheless, tho vhtue was In tha
people ot Marlon oounty, as a whole,
to do thoso things, or thay would not
havo been possible, niooil cannot be
got from a pumpkin, and the Intluenco
ot Marlon county fur a better ordsr of
ot things In public affairs has bean
manifested because It existed lu Uio
hearts aud minds ot Uio people, and
only needed an opportunity to como
out Aud this lulluenco will make
tUolt folt In our stato affairs, it It is
given opportunity. This Influence has
made Itself folt lu tho county conven
tions of both parties, uhoro platforms
woro, adopted In favor ot flat salaries
for stato officials, for dlreet Nomina
tions at tha primaries, for economy
and business administration. These
are tha real sentiments of the paopUi
et Marlon county, aud tha taauenoa of
Marlon oounty is going to ba mora fait
In state affuira thau soma ot tha polit
ical tuanagara in tha stato at larga lm
aglua. That Induenoo will be for setv-
I enoy, for reqtjtudt, for kouwtn
11 1 . ,1 -
the Capital
Marion county elects this year an
ontlrcly now delegation to tho legisla
ture throo senators and flvo represen
tatives. Thd nominees of tho domi
nant party aro mon of ability and in
telligence, and mon who will stand for
tho Marlon county program In our
stato and legislative affairs. While
1 the primaries in which tho delegates
wero choson woro conducted tinder tho
old corrupt system of tho past, thoy
havo put themselves flatly upon a
platform of direct nomination. Tho
eight Ilopubllcan nominees comprise
Bomo of tho best business men of tho
county and city of Salem. Thoy aro
mon who will extond the Influonco of
Marlon county to our stato affairs and
Into tho legislature. Thoy arc men
who will not sanction cxtravaganco, or
study to create now Jobs and heap up
now burdons, but will Seek to protect
ovory Interest of tho state, without
crippling any.
If thoy prosont the predominant Idea
of tho pcoplo of Marlon county thoy
will not permit nearly a million dol
lars of public appropriation to bo mado
In tho log-rolling enterprises of sena
torial candldatoB, and to buy votos to
appoaso this faction or that. Thoy will
mako a fight to put every public of
ficial on a flat salary, and put all foes
whoro thoy bolong In tho Btato treas
ury. Thoy will cut looso from tho cor
rupting primary systom now In voguo,
and refuse to pay tho bills out ot the
public treasury which politicians In
cur to got on the ticket. As wo lntor
prot tho bottor intelligence of tho peo
ple, this Is demanded all ovor the
state, and tho leadership and Influonco
of Marlon county will bo followed by
a majority of tho members In tho leg
islature ns a "business proposition. Tho
Journal bollovcB It can truthfully sny
all theso things of tho Ilopubllcan
nominees, and for tho Republicans of
Marlon county, without disparaging In
any manner tho chnractor of tho nom
inees on other tickets.
Tho wounds of tho Qcor mon aro be -
lug healed by mentioning Governor
O'
Geer for tho Sonato. Quito a ruse,
says tho Albany Democrat.
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
WE DON'T WANT ONE CENT WJfiWrjVrSS
you purchase In our store. The public shows by tntlr liberal patrone the real true
mctltsof ahouse who does businessman up to-date business way Not the qua!
Iiyofeoodscut but h prices, to the lowest possible notch. Our great trouble now
Is to,iet Hie goods quick enough. They are so d Just as fast as we can get ihem in.
Kapltf selling and little p-oflts gets rid of them quick. Read on.
15c Swiss nibbed Ladles' vests 8c.
75c buck Oengailne underskirts 39c.
fee ladles' stockings 4c
7 5c calico wrapcers 35c.
nest apron ginghams 4c.
Mill ends of calicoes 2 l-2c.
5c black silk lace 2 1-2 Inches 8c.
lot lace striped taffeta ribbon 5c.
Ilaby ribbon 2 yds, for Ic.
25c Children s overalls 15c,
School handkerchiefs Ic.
$2.50 dress skirts SI 35.
$1.35 white lawn waists trimmed with
Insertion and fancy embrolJery 75c,
ft WE ARETIIEMAKrRS OF LOW PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS. !;
f. McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Jl; Court Street. Salem. Oreiron ijl
issjriHfs
S3.000.000
if. Worth of 80 pound steel
Sj and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and.
ji; cafe cats is the record of the
During the pset year, making it the
In the country. Travel over it nnd
O. 8. CIIANK, den, l'ns Ai$t.,8t.
Coast l'ae. Agt , Los Augolos, Cat.
s-s;
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM, OREGON
A tlret-clusa pi hate hospital fur the treatment o( chronic nnd surgical
crtH'fl. liuilt thepuet year espacitlly (or the purpose for which it is
need. Convenuntlv lu-nted within four blocks of the business part
of the city. The moot modern furnishing nnd latest npnlinnces
tl roiiKhout the building Heated by hot water nnd lighted by gas
sad eloutlctty Hero the euk can hae tbu comforts of an elegant
pnvHtohnmo, combined with all the advantages of a general hnepltal
without the noise, confusion, ami publicity attending one. Ontsida
rhvecmns bringing cases 111 treated with the greatest courtesy, and
asBltleu lu operations it miuuetoti.
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tlonwritoor apply pvieoiunlv.
R, CARTWRIGHT, IV!. D, SUPT,
VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M
All Ladies
SARGENT GEM
Arc pleased with it, and they will pass along the
word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen
utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nolhing
like it for preparing substantial and dainty dishes,
that it adds to home economy by utilizing "left'
overs." Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food
Chopper asjscon as they hear of it. X X
R. M. WADE & CO.
CLOVER SEED Special prices for a short time,
SEED WHEAT a choice supply.
FIELD PEAS a cut in the price.
LAND PLASTER at the lowest prices in the city. -
JLW Call and gt or price.
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
91 Court SI. PEHOMEH AHD SEEDSMEN. Salt", Oreton
sfiMfi
journal
savu-x ivNunor
Who will lo tho- first saleslady
in
tho city?
Joo Simon will bo found to bo the
Marconi of Orogon politico.
Tho president will do well to lot old
General Miles vlolontly alono.
Salem milliners do not mean that
any young woman shall go unadorned
by a proper lid or sky-piece.
If tho Orcgonlan can havo Its way
Simon and Oeor will bo shut out of
tho senatorial raco completely.
.
Kitchener says with Qrant, uncon
ditional, surrender, but ho does not
with Grant socm able to procure It.
Tho pcoplo of tho rest of tho stato
will bo asked to cough up In cold cash
a million dollars for the Portland Mid
way. It is another laurel In tho crown of
John Altgcld, of Illinois, Uiat ho died
a poor man, when ho had an opportu
nity to bo dishonestly rich,
Tho Domocrats aro prematuroly
alarmed lost the Republicans of old
Mai Ion county bo not sufficiently unit
ed In the coming campaign to "win.
Tho Journal would havo bcon glad
to havo soon an opportunity to havo
given somo deserved public honor to
Captain FInzer and Lieutenant Mur
phy. 0
Tho Jcfforson Rovlow says: If the
Democrats will nomlnato Hon. J. K.
I Woatherford, of Albany, for Joint son
' ntor of Merlon anil Lnn ho would win
n a walk Jf ? Linn would glvo
him an astonlshlnc majority, and ho
would run far ahead of his ticket In
this county.
35c fancy percale waists 19c.
8 5c fancy pcrcaie and linen effect waists
12 l-2c fmcy striped ticking 7 l-2c.
Tnwrl. nil trices from 3c UB.
ine very laicsi sue
St. 50 children's trimmed hats 65c
45c children's calico dresses fancy
trlmmM 25c.
Men's 15c suspenders 5c.
For the next three days we offer bl?
bargains In the following d partments.
Dress goods, table linens, domestics,
hosiery, underwear, notions and lib-
b,ns.
rails, 50 new locomotives, ,
STORE..;
JsHsu.&.JL JLjd JBrtC?.iiT, JLJr
most modern and up-to-dato rallrosd
enjoy the finest equipment on earth.
Louis, Mo. Hoes C. CLINK, Taclilo M
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,T?-j?i?sH?sH
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For terms aud further inlorma-
Who Buy
FOOD CHOPPER
toallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany . . . .
V2;10 p.
. 1 59 p.
0:45 p.
Train leaves Corva'
,1119...
Train arrives Yaqulna
Wi. 1 flot.tirnlne"
Leaves Yaqulna 0 00 a. m
Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a. m
Arrives Albany 12:15p.m
No. 3 For Detroit!
Leaves Albany 7.00 n. tn,
Arrives Petrol! 12:15 p. m
No. 4 J'rom Detreit:
Lenvps Detroit 12:45 p. m
Aleves Albany 5:40 p.m.
Trains 1 arrives In Albnny in time
to connect with tho H. P. south bound,
train, ob well ns Rlvinc two or three
hours In Albany before departure ol 8.
P. North bound troln for Portland.
Train No. 2 connects with tbo S, P.
west side train at ComJlis Crossing for
Independence, MrMinnville nnd all
points north to Portland
J. TokmiR, Edwin Btone,
Agent. Allmnv. Mnnntw
The Great
Rock Island
Route
Is tho only lino
operating week
ly personally
conducted tour
i s t excursion
cars between
Portland and
Chicago change via. tho world's great
est scenic lino, making closo connec
tions at Chicago In Union Depot for
all points East. Dally standard sloop
Ing car between win mmviffjeat
Lake City, Denver and
Chicago, buffot, library,
smoking cars botweon
Pimlilo. rinnvor and Chi
cago. Tho most reasonnblo dining enr
sorvlco between Pueblo and Chica
go. It you aro going IU ivuueun ji.j,
Omaha, Dos Molnos, Chicago or any
plnco East, you should onqulro about
tho Great Hock Island Routo before
purchasing your ticket Ask your
nearest agent about It, or wrlto for
folders, and any Information desired.
A. E. COOPER,
Con. Agt., Portland, Oro.
v:
cotnlcilT
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you con enjoy Irom pno of our
tender nnd delicious meats, steaks, laiib
or mutton chops' veal cutloti or pork,
Our moats are all cut from tho fattest
and nrimost cnttle, and wo .can supply
your table with fresh, nutrition and
wholeeomo meats at bed rock prices.
E C, CROSS SALEM ORE
Phon 201
fl $,$:$,
a tji'iew
&Son$
For that Tired Feeling
In spring's balmy days thoro Is notli
lng that stimulates and touchos tho
spot 111(0 a good glass of homo-mado
bear. It Is brewed from tho best malt
and hops, and Is sedative, tonic nnd
Invigorating. In the spring tlmo It Is
ospoolally grateful to the palate and
the general health. If you try a case
of Salem beer you will novor bo with
out It.
Mrs. M. Beck, Prop.
Salem, Oregon.
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Resumed business and' removed t o
307 Commercial St., opposite P.O.
S.RRIBDCDAN
Who will offer great inducements
in Clothing, Hats, Trunks, Valises,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Notions,
Embroideries Trimmings, etc., etc.
at 307 Commercial St., opp. P. 0.
John Stout
Largest Plant in Western Oregon.
Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Interior Wood'
work. Counters, Showcases. Shelving vie Fitimiles fur'
fished to Builders and Contractors on short notice.
JOHN STOUT, Proprietor.
Salem, Oregon,
littH
OREGON
Showtime
and union Pacific
DEPART
FOR
TIME SCHEDULES
From Portland, or,
AttRtVK
FIIOM
Culvniio
Portland
RpOclal
8 80 a. m,
via Hunt
ington fln.lt Lake rtnnrrr. Fl
Worth. Omaha, Kansas
UIIT, 01. UOUIt, vuiingl
aud Knt.
'Sip i
Atlantic
KxprcM
9 p. tn.
Tla Hunt
InRton "8t7Paul"
FMt Mall
aalt Like, Denver Ft
Worth, Omaha, Kana
City, m. Louis, Milcagi
1 io. m
and Kt.
Walla Walla. LenlMou.
Spokane. Wallace, Pull
fl:15 p. m.
man, .Minncaiiona bi
Paul. Duluth Milwaukee
:0'a m
via
Spokane
Chicago, and East.
72
HOURS v
72
P0P.TLAND TO CHICAGO
no tnante or tars
Through tickets via this routo to all
Eactern points on sale at Southern Pa
cific depot office.
OCEAN AMD RIVEP SCHEDULE
From Portland
AlUnillnc i1ato nr.bject
io cuange
For "6 an Francisco
Ball every b days
4 p. m
Dally
except
Sunday
8 i) m.
tOLUMMA KlVF.lt
loAilorla and Yikj
Lauding.
4 p. i
t.Hu
m,
ex
ndr
Haturday
lup.m,
WILLAMETTE P.IVEK
8teamor Ruth leaves Salem for Porl
landnnd way landings on Tuepday .Thurs
days and Saturdays, about 10 n. tn. For
Corvallls untl way landings, Mondays, (
Wednesdays and FridayB nt about 5
p. m.
A. L. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN,
Geu. i'B88. Aut. Ant. 0. It. fe N dock
Portland, Oro. Bnlem, Ore
At Easter Time
is when (he bulldiup btislncfs will bo in
full pwlnjr. If you haven't given your
orders for your lumber requirements it
will pay you to get estimates horn
(Jooilale Lumber Co., for nny and all
kinds of Inmbor for out or Insido work,
lath, shingles, rash, doors, blinds und
overjthinR needed in this line.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. Pass'r. depot. Phono 051 .
Paeans of Joy
Tho ehirt tines as well ns tho wearer,
whon It has been laundered with such
careful handling and porf.ct methods at
tho Salem Steam Laundry, No tears,
no frays, no foathero I oiles, and with a
color and finish that do (leu cotnpoiitiou
outsido of tho perfectly new nrticlo. Our
laundry work has reached tho top notch
ol perfection,
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONEL J. OLMSTED, 1'ROVBIUTOn
DOItOUIl 0. OLUHTKO, MOH.
fliono -111 pX Liberty Btrc-t
Planin
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scakMMaiaiA
11 Ml
8 p.m.
L?5Pillfcl?l
g mills
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