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Members Northwest Afternoon News- paper LeaQue- convention, .assure tho fulfillment of the obligation of the Paris treaty and organlzo an Independent Philippine government Then wo arc to recog nize tho Philippines as an Independent nnd sovereign nation and withdraw all The opposition of Senators Allison of Iowa and Spoonor of Wisconsin Is considered an Indication of tho feeling on the matter In tholr Btates, and It Is cxpooted to have conBldcra bio Influence upon tho vote of western mere j nu n.iiM.-uy y Q 'a Tf BKlt.ni,e,olit even hereditary poisons, and removes every taint from the blood, and I builds up the general l!t1i. " weaklings are growing up around you, right the wrong by .i!.. tmtn nn l fotirse Ol a. . O. UI UIU'V. 7.t vcbible medicine, harmless, in its effects, and can be taken This w H ?ost you Sing, 'and wc will also send out r book on blood and S diseases. TH8 wirr specific co Aat.. Q. SPECIAL SALE OF CORSETS Corsets for less than wholesale cost for a v . few days only. Corsets 35c grade now 2 lc. - Corsets 50c grade now 32c. Corsets 65c grade now 43c. Corsets 75c grade now 45c. ' OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT-all the latest in hats and trimmings. New goods arriving daily. 50c sailors for 29c, and new this season. Greenbaunfslryoods Stofe Next Door to tho Poatoflko. Oo the rig ui Tack As sailors say, when you are heading our way, just now. Carpet selling and laying is brisk with us. Remember we are sole agents Tor best milb in the country and can show you the largest and most va' ried lines in all sorts ot floor coverings. No misrepresenta tions allowed. The House Furnishing Co. 308 Com'l t next to Post ofllco. Btoros at Balom and Albany, tefoe SLabies' Basaav 118 STATE STREET. Call and sec our fine line of Mercerized Glntthams and Silk Zephyrs for Waists and DrcBscs, BY HOFER BROTHERS. FIUPAY, AI'ltlL 11, 1962. dally' One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Threo Months, $1.00 In Advance. Sally by Carrier, 60 ConU Per Month, eekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. - THE AFTERNOON PAPER LEAD3. Tho "Editor and Publisher," Uio loading publication In this country do- - . ,. . t I H .! voted to tno newflpnpqr uubihvbb u" votes considerable upaco to discussing tho quostlou of tho-rolatlvo morlts or tho morning and ovonlng nowHpnpors. At tho nrosont tlmo this authority asserts Uiat the evening papers havol tho host of It, bocauHO thoy havo tho largest circulation, citing tho Evening Journal and Evenlns World, of New York City, aa being tho widest road of any nowapapora In tho world. Thla condition, Bays tho "Editor and Publisher,' la duo to tho fact that tho ovonlng paper contains freshor nown, nnd la Issued at a tlmo of day whon tho peoplo havo tho most tlmo to road, especially In tho family circle, and gonorally aolla at a lowor price. o THE DOER GAMPAIQN. Tho South African republicans In reuoHlon ngalnst England aro carrying on a campaign for tho conversion of Amorlcnns to tho Justlco of their causa, Thoy havo mon of ability making addresses In all of tho principal East-, orn and Wostorn cltlos. While tho burghors keop tho Hold against tho UrltlBb, tholr leaders aro using moral suasion with tho notions. If tho Boors maintain thomsolvoa In tho Hold for aovoral years, as Uioy now' soom confldont of doing, thoso orators can mnko a groat donl of Hontlment In tho next fow years, and thoy may bo ulilo to got political action. Tho Uoor campaign Is llablo to dl vhlo England, and creato revolution In othor countries. Tho Justlco of tholr causo, and tho progrosslvo spirit of Uio tlmos Is rank. Ing sontlment In favor of thoso vlrllo ropublicB, whoso armlos aro tho ho rooB of modom times, and command tho admiration of tho world. our forces, excopt at suoh naval Bta- mombora of tho houso. Speaker Hen tlons as may bo fixed upon. At tho tamo tlmo wo are to nogotiato w'IUi England, France, Germany and othor powers for tno invioiauuny ui wu Phlllpplno republic from foreign Inter foronco. That Is, wo aro to haul down our lag, withdraw our forces, glvo up all power and authority and yot stand sponsor to the world for tho conduct of tho Philippines and sponsor tothe Philippines for protection from tno rest of tho world. That will bo a nllghty Intonating Issuo, and tUoro ,wlll bo pU-nty of tlmo to discuss It. o dorson haB boon placed In an ombar- rasslng position. If ho supports tho bill ho will placer himself In tho posi tion of antagonizing1 tho two senators from his state, who havo already dem onstrated tho hold thoy havo on tho Iowa peoplo by their ro-eloctlon to tho sonato. If ho opposas tho l)l he places hlmBolf In tho position 6t an tagonizing tho administration, Sena tor Hauna und the powerful Influen ces bohlnd tho bill. Two Domocratlc members of tho HQSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Try a few dotcH rf this wondotfuj medirliie In the nprlint wben 3 on feel run-down, tlrtd nl nervous. It lc the ben Spring Medicine , known to science ntn1 will purily the blood, and build up tho lutein. It nlw cures Dyspepsia. Indigestion, La Grippe. Malaria, Fever and Ague, Don t fall to try lt Onr I'mam dtnmp if oer the neck of tho bottle. TIME CARD. 12:10 p. a . 1 cn p. m , 0M5 p. tu DEPART FOR over that town, unnecessarily expos ing others. Michael Neeloy, ot Wamlc, was New York dologatlon are reportod to ,,acou; un,ior $ioo bonds at Tho Dallos he favorablo to tho Dill, anu it is proo No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train loaves Albany. . Train leaves Corvallls. train arrives Ynqdina No. 1 Rcturnlnc: n- m Loaves Yaqulna "'?.a'ra Leaves Corvallls &??"! Arrives Albany 12:15 p. m No. 3 For Detreit: - ft . m Leavr-, Albany ,oo a mi. Arrives Detroit 12:15 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leivei Dettolt 12-45 p n. A r vp. Albany . . 6:40 p. tn Trains 1 nrrivns In Albany in time to conned with tho H. P. south bound, train, m well as Riving two or three hours in Albany beforo departure of S. P. North bound train for Portland. rr..ln Kn O rnnimntfl Willi tllO S. I. west fide train at Corvhlllo i Crossing or ( jr$;t Mbh In. nm.mIpnt!B. AlCAlinnVIIIO " "" i "" '! " --.--:-- T. .,.. via points norm 10 rorvinnu J.'IlUtNRr., i 'sSm 0K&G9N SHORjTlilNE and UNION PACIFIC. CulCAgO rortlund Special SGOn, m. vl Hunt lugtou "TiuVullT Kiprcfi V p.m. via Hunt-InRtnu Kt. CRUl Enwis Stonb, Mriiako ' Bpokane TIMESCIItOUI.IS From J'ii lniMl, k! Hnlt Uie, rvtiTJT, I'l Worth. Ornnhn, I t.f. lltjr, St. louK, MuiiRi) and East aalt I-akP, lX-tiwr M. Wnrth. DmaliM. I.sr.'fll City, at. l.oui, tl lgo a kmi. wll Walla. liwltt(ll. Bpokano. Wallad?, I'tiU- Paul, Dulutta.Mllwuuku Chicago, ana Kat. AURJVK FROM 4fl0 p ta, 8.10a. m. Ola m WRS. M. FENNELL a 0 SXS'! THE EXCLUSION DILL. Tho Ghlnoflo exclusion bill has al ready boon amendod In tho Interest of tho big corporations, and will be furth- or amended, ,or defeated, aa Bults tholr Interests. Tho bill doos not oxcludo coollo la borers that nro employed In connec tion with railroads and 'steamboat traf' fie. - Tho cooIIob employed on all soctlon gangs and track and brldgo gangs nro an Injustice to whlto labor. On all Eastorn roads tho section hands nro whlto men, and llvo with tholr families In neat cottages along tho tracks. Thoy support Uio govornmont, the schools, tho church and tho business of tho community and aro taxpayers. Tho exclusion bill is bottor than no logiBlatlon, but It is unjust to favor tho big rich corporations, as tho mens uro certainly does. .- o FACTS ABOUT TERRITORIES. A Washington correspondent fur nishes Uio Now York Trlbuno with some faots concerning tho population, wealth and industries of Arizona, Ok lahoma and Now Mexico, which oonstl tuto strong reasons for tholr admission ot statehood. Arizona has a population of nearly to statehood. nearly as nil of Now England and Now York combined, possesses tax ablo property worth $200,000,000, and has Uio richest mines on earth. Oklahoma has COO.000 Inhabitants, rnlsoB and exports moro llvo stock and farm products Uinn any othor equal area of tho United States, and hns as lino cities and towns, within hor bor ders nnd as good a system of public schools as can bo found in ninny of tho statos. Now Moxlco has n population of 330,000 American cltlzons, taxablo property worth $300,000,000, an nroa equal to all of tho Now England BtutoB, Now York nnd Now Jorsoy combined, Is Bccond In tho nation as a cattlo growor, first In tho amount of money It has Invested In public build ings pof capita, first In tho non-soc-tnrlan public school buildings which It possesses per capita and in tho money Invostod In thorn and annually spout In tho oduoatlon of Its children. Thoso facts ought to commend themselves to the favorablo considera tion of Congress, and Induco It to pass onnbllng acts for tho admission of all threo territories to statehood. Thoy havo doubtless a bettor right to favor than some now Incorporated In tho ablo that bIx votes for tho bill would bo socurod on tho Domocratlc side. Preliminary polls among tho Repub licans Indicate that thoro aro moro than thirty memborB of Uio majority who will openly oppose tho bill, and thoro aro nearly as many moro who will voto for It under pressure, but will mako no effort to accuro support ors for It. ror making throats upon Uio llfo of a woman named Campbell. Thoro 1b an occontrlc man named Jorgonson In a railroad camp near Tho Dnlles. Ho claims that ho has been commanded by tho Lord to fast until told ho could eat. Ho has already been without food for 28 days, It Is Is tho only lino oporatlng week Awnt.Albanv. The Great Rock Island Route minrn v-iinnco via. tho world's great est scenic lino, making close connec-, tlons at Chicago in Union Dopot for , all noints East, uauy BinnuuiuDn.U.- Ing car uoiwoen diui. 72 HOURS v PORTLAND TO rillCAGO 1U VUUUtW Ui WIJ 72 rri..i.li ttnlrnln i n lliiu rnutn to nil . i iiiiiiiuii iiiinuiu i - ly personally j Ene,orn p0nt90nBttil.ttl, bouihern Pa- GuiiuiHiwu w. cillc depot oince. Itib UAtUloiuH cars notween Portland anili OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland News of the State. "When Mrs. Mntt Shoren, of Tho Dallos, awoko Tuosday morning sho found hor baby son, aged throo months, dead upon hor arm. Sho was much shocked by tho discovery. No particular caUso can bo found for his sudden domlse. Considerable Indignation Is felt at Tho Dallos bocauso a smallpox patient namod Hastings, who had but Just ro covurod from tho disease and who SlfrnHful'l ffiwraM .... , mi i. m..,i.,,t nmnninfoii T.nko City. Denver and cinuunu. 'p - I Chicago, buffet, library, ho Is otherwise well. smoking cars between tr Tr H7...lnn nut .hln loft ' T).mli1r T"nnvnr nnil Clli- wrist with' an ax very severely while cago. Tho most . reasonab! 0 jj ,B car go. If you aro going to KansnB City, splitUng kindling wood Tho channel of tbo Elokomln rlvor Omaha, Des Moines 8 p.m. Dally except Hunday 8 n in. Haturtlay 10 p. m, AllaalllnR dates aubject lo caango Korean Francisco Ball every 6 days COLUMBIA RIVER ToAatorla and Say Landing!. 4 p. in A r. m. ex. Sund.f WILLAMETTE RIVER ninimnr Until IcnvpH Snlem for Port land and wny landing on Tuepday.Thure- Chlcago or any is being Changed near Cathlamet to a place , East you should enqu ro about I , 8 t dfty fbont w ,n stralghtor course. MrB. Mary llrlttaln's tho Great. Rock "lanu iiouw uuiuiu ,,, mA lHtunng9( Mondays, burned out at Tho Dalles tho other" day, and Uio BparkB caught tho roof. Sho turnod In an alarm calling out tho flro department, which nrrivod on a trot Moanwhllo sho got up on tho root with a bucket of wator and put r...rM.noinir vnnr ticket, abic your chimney nonrG8t agent about It, or wrlto for folders, and any information desired A. M. Ujyjrm, Gen. Agt, Portland, Ore Wednesdays and Fridnys at about '6 A.L.ORAIG, M. P. .BALDWIN, Gen. 1'orb. ArL Agt. O. R. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Balem, Ore. wna In tho "scnllng stage," walked nil out the flro herself. ...CHICAGO STORE... f fi PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. fa I WE DON'T WANT ONE 'CENT W$rffi,$& 1 S voururc.,e in our store. Tltecutue. hows tv tnelr ter.l : B.trpa.n -Jl.e real fro. Ik nt you nurcliate In our store. The tubllc ahows by tnelr literal pairouaieine rcai rue Jneilti of a house who docs business In an up to-date business way 'ho : the m I y of eoods cut but the prices, to the lowest Possible notch Our ereat trouble now It to get the goals aulck enough. They are sod Just as fast as we can get them in. Hapld selling and little p-oflts gets rid of them quick. Read on. ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS... Cheese Sandwich, Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop trackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon.Wafers, Graham afersi MdARRITT Si LAOmraiStOE Old Post Onico Grocery. FOR SMALL POSTAL CURRENCY. Thoro has boon a groat need for ninny yenre ot a small postal curroncy to send through tho mnlls without ox penso for oxchnugo. Tho domand grows out of tho diffi culty and Inconvonlonco that many pooplo oxporlonco lu ronilttlng small amounts whon out of roach of bankB and postolllcos. Postal currency ranging from ton cents upwards would bo used oxton- slvoly In amnll romlttancos, and tho loss would not fall on tho govern ment, aB all ruoIi would fall on tho person sondlng. A commission, consisting ot throo olllolals each, from tho postolllco do- partniont nnd tbo treasury depnrtmont aro in Hussion tit Washington to con sider tho question of tho establish ment of a postal curroncy. Tho present plan is to provide for u Hinnll currency to talto tho placo of ono and two-dollar bills, which, It Is bollovod, will provo tt Bafor mothod for ti.n trnnnniliialmi f niiinll nnuiunta through tho malls, as It Is lntondod UU1U,, "J!JtZ THE SHIPPING SUBSIDY HI U. !.. .,o,b...,vv . , . QLL N THE HQU3Ei purenaaur. Tho pooplo would get a safe and In oxpenBlvo moans of Bonding small amounts UirougU Uio malls, and tho government would bo Uio gainer on all wow and tear and loss from ahy causo whntovor. I5c Swiss Ribbed Ladles' vests 8c. 7 Se black Deng aline underskirts 3 9c. tnclaJtes' stockings 4c. 7 5c calico wrappers 35c. nest apron ginghams 4c. Mill ends of calicoes 2 l-2c. iSc black ilklace2 t-2lnchet8c. ioc lace striped taffeta ribbon 5c7 naby ribbon 2 yds. for lc. 25c children's overalls I5C. School handktrchlcfs lc. $2.50 dress skirts SI 35 , , ... $1.35 white lawn waists trimmed with Insertion and fancy embroidery 75c, 35c fancy ptrcale waists 19c. 85c fancy percaie and linen effect waists the very latest 50C 12 l-2c fancy striped ticking 7 I-2C. Towels all trices from 3c up. $1.50 children's trimmed hats 65c 45c children's calico dresses fancy trimmed 25c. M.n'a ICr (itin,nrlsC. For the next three days ye offer big bargains In the following d part stents. X Dress goods, table linens, domestics, (J hosiery, uoderwear. notions and lib- .k bins. K I is .' iSv Sya At Easter Time is when the building buslnets will be in full swing. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to get estimates from Uoodalo Lumber Co., for any and all kinds of lumber for out or ItiBido work, lath, shingles, cash, doors, blinds and everything needed In this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near B. P. PobbV. depot. Phono 651 WE ARETIIE MAKr R3 OF LOW PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS. McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. rmirt- stroot. ..... Salem. Ore eon Wif- w ft S3.OO0.000 Worth of 80 pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives, and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining and cafe cars is the record of the A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of ou' tender and ilullclous meats, steaks, latb or mutton chops' venl cutlets or :ork, Our meats Bro all cut from tho fattest and nrmirtst cattle, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wholesome meats at bed rock prices. kl'SSH m ST. w E, C, CROSS SALEIVl ORE Phon 201 sS-ffiS mYMJR M V$Ji$S. w&i'&a- tJSficrMllTMP lr. V Af7 Ti XH 'ir Wik T-t it w W cbiSonQ luring tho past year, mnking it tbo most modern aud up n tbo rouotrv. Travel over it and enjoy the finest eqnlpi During In tint i O, 8. t'UANi-:, Gen. Pas Agt., St. Louis, Mo. Conet Pae. Agt , I.os Angeles, uni. to-dato railroad pment on earth. Hoas 0. OLINE, Pacific W &&&&&&&&&S? Xlie American Cyde ...Manufacturing Co. Tho American Oyolo Manufaeturltitt Oompsny makes 06 per cent, ef: all the blcyole lOld In Balem, This is what thoy say aliout our llnai ''Columbia Bicycles Me the eimJnl bicycles ol the world. Hartford and Vldotto.Uioyolej, also made li tne Columbia factories, aro leaders In their roapectlvo claseos." .COLUMBIA.. j'il JMw 1902 BICYCLBSi Columbia. Model 8b82. Chalnless $75 00 Columbia, Model 6566, Chalnlesa $50 00 Columbia. Model 84-85, Chain .$40 00 Harlfordi Model 31-29. Chain $35 00 Hartford. Model 23-24. Chain $30 00 Vjdettes, Model 33-34. Chain $25 00 Bofore buytnt clUntle our wheels. Wo have theUwMit sUpk in the city to iM rom. We equip wheels with any tiro or saddle, take old wlifieU pn indent, tell on y terina. do genml nmlilns, have . LJP'" M of blcyclo auwitdes, and reut new wheels. Our new locution, 185 Court ttei, Otto J, Wilson f. (Boobe i Slew's Greatest House Furplshlue Decartment Store. The great increase of freight shipments received at Sa cm is due to the large sa!$ ofuiarter Ok stoves, made bv TWO PHILIPPINE POLICIES. Philadelphia Press. Tho two opposing policies on tho PhlllpplnoH become moro donnod und distinct Tho bill for temporary gov ernment reported by tho majority of tho sonato committee embodies, tho llepublloan purpose, Tho substitute bill presented by tho minority onibod- tho Democratic plan. Tho first la what Its title signifies. It oroaten a temporary Kovemment For this purpose It takes tho existing administration, given It legislative suuotlon with some modification, and carries It further on tho linen already mnrkod out. Ah soon aa peaco shall be established a census In to bo taken with the full Information necessary to enablo tho orRautiatlon ot a per manent popular roprosontatlvo guv eminent. Moauwhlla provision la umdo that tho public lands may be lUtlltod and tho development ot the Islands muy proceed. In tho substitute bill tho Democrats for tho Unit tlmo adopt ft dear and definite policy on the Philippines. They havo heretofore divided, evaded and unitedly Bouttle. Thla bill la uu- nud uultedly aoultle. ThU bill la un anlmously supported by the Deho orata ot tho commlttoo. and frame what they havo deliberately agrvod on aa Uio party pollay. Aa such It preaout a tangible and vital Issuo which will be fought out lu the cam palgn of thla year nud In tho pwal denllsi election The Demowatic bill starts off with tho propotfltleu that the United State "hereby ruquUh,BOt t tho remote futuro,.but now "all etelta of sovereignty over aaid title to' the Philippine laWiuds The X'tUted SUtea aiiaii noia tno wianua amy tong wuuuho i to otblih peaxe, proviao for thlve?t . fvoibU JtlWi of , Vhllippln coptltutlonaVv Uut, Tho Immedlnto consideration ot tho shipping bill In tho houso is unlikely. The outlook for favorablo considera tion la by no means rosy at any time; for lu nddltlon to a practically unani mous opposition to the moasuro by the Democrats, thoro aro other sources ot hostility to tho moasuro tlint would lnsuro lta certain defoat If it were .called up at this tlmo. Tho bill will go to, tho houso commltten on morchnnt murine and flshorloe. Thero aro four llepublloan mpmbora of this commlttoo who havo already gono on record lu opposition to a whip subsidy measure, Thuy are Mluor of Wisconsin, StevonB ot Mlnnoaota, Jones of Washington und Furdnuy of Michigan. These members oppanod tho ship-subsidy leglalatlou in tho last Congress and amended the Fryo bill out of all semblanue ot Its original; form. Thoy aro far from being ready to support any measure of the kind aud decline to commit themselves In support of the measure which haa just passed the aeuato. The Republican members of the eommltteo who are oppoaed to the shlp-aubsldy legislation aro ahm by Qolnoldouae, aligned with the btwt augur men tu tho fight against the ways, and means aommltteo'a proposi tion for tariff concessions to Cuba. This fact is tho cause ot much enthu siasm among tho beetougar advocate who feel that thuy aro now tn a posi tion to force a fight on ship subsidy legislation If Senator Hauna and othor friends of the ship subsidy per sist In bringing pressure tu bear lu support of tho way and means pro gram for a reduction of the tariff oh Cuban augar. Without question the friends ot beet augar wilt use their In fluence to havo tho subsidy bill uM up bo long aa the ways and laeaasj eommtttee persist tu lta presewt atti tude on tho Cuban augar ooncsloas. Tha oommlttee on merchant marine and fisheries la composed ot eleven Republicans and alx Democrats. The defection of four lUpubJIcavu will pro THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON A flret-claea ptlvato hospital for the treatment of cbrouio and autgical cases, uullt tne pail year especially lor me purpose lor wmcti h is used. Convenontly located within four blocks of the business part ol tho city, Tho most modern fnrniabinRs and latest appliances throughout the buildiue. Heated by hot water and lighted by gas end electiulty Here tho sick can havo tho comforts of an elegant privto homo, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital without the nolao, confusion, and publicity attending one. Outside phytclans bringing chaos in treated with tbo greatest courtesy, and aesieted in operations if requested. For terms and further inlorma tlonwrito or apply personally. R, CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WIUCOMBDUPTWEEN 3 AND 4 l m All Ladies Who Buy SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPER 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 nothing like it forpreparing substantial and dainty dishes, that it adds to home economy by utilizing t'lefty overs," Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper as soon as they hear of it. ?C A! 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. Call and get our prices. .BREWSTER & WHITE... ivport upon the 91 Court St FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. S4leo, Oreeoa TOM Paeans of Joy The shirt sings as well as tho wearer, when It has been laundored with eucji careful handling nnd perfct methods at tho Balent Steam Lnurdry, No trnrs, no frays, no featht eJ oJges, nnd with a color nnd finish thai defies competition outside of tbo perfectly now article. Our laundry work has reached tho top notch of perfection. Salem Steam Laundry C0L0NB1, J. OLW8TKD, rROmiXTOR. D0B00B D. OLMSTED, MQR. Phono 411 320 Liberty Btteet All Doubt Removed The quoftion ea to the wbcjlesoraene; and nutritiye pror.rtles of beer depentn entiroly upon tho kind. In this instance it la decided in the aillrmative by expert testimony. An abeoluloly pura product of barley, malt and hops, tho famous bottling of export beer is unrivalled as a table beer and stimulant. Gives zest to the meal, strengthens, invigorates. Al ways the best by every tent. Try n case of export bottles of beor made at Salem Capital Brewery. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop. Salem, Oregon. Resumed business and removed to 307 Commercial St., opposite P.O. S.RRIBDG1AN 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 Planing Mills Largest Plant in Western Oregon. Finished Lumber, Sash, Doors, Mouldings. Interior-Wood' work, Counters, Showcases, Shelving etc. Estimates fur' mshed to Builders and Contractors on short notice. JOHN STOUT, Proprietor. Salem, Oregon,