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L.CH1CAG0 STORE...
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
AlterationSale Still Continues
The following arc only few of the trtllni binalos we ttt offering for this
tale. It continues for three days.
Udle' $2.00 dress skirts. 98c.
toe towels. 18x36. honey comb, 5C.
It linen nankin At.
?.oo rainy oaysKins. out.
7c linen napkin j 4C,
ncstaualitycallcoei
nest quality calicoes, mill e ds. 2 1-2c.
7 t-2cacron ilmltams
best quality 4c.
Cdr full all Manbote T?f
7Se wrappers, pretty patters 3 5c.
25c ichooi plaid aress goods 12 l2c.
foe stockings, test quality, 4c
Men's I5c Merino underwear 19c.
$3.50 rainy day skirts $2.35, new
Children's embroidered caps, 12c.
Men's hats from 25c up.
MUST MAKE ItOOM FOP. CAIIPENTERS AND BRICKLAYERS
AlcEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Court Street,
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
. New goods. in large quantities received this week,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR -- Night gowns, chemise, draweis,
corset covers, skirts, in great variety. There never was
such fine goods at such little prices.
INFANTS WEARShort and long dresses, skills, slips, caps
and bibs, good qualities, little prices.
SILK MITTS AND GLOVES-IS cents a pair.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT-Receiving new good every day.
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
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Next Door to
LAND PLASTER
Now is llio lime to uso this fertilizer. Jte member, we sell at tlio lowest price
in llio city.
SBBD CORN
Wo have tho latest stock in the oily nnd Uiollnutt iinllty over hIioh.ii here
Prlcoa nrn lower than cvor. Call nnd roe flock.
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
.91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oreeon
;! Do Your Horses and Cows Like
Good Hay?
Wo are pi o pa red to furnish it. Wo have clover, clintl nml liinolhy liny o
,, .' i Jiu heat quality, Our prlcoa are the lowest Koin.
SAYAGB.& RBID
322-324 Corn'l st.
Aiconts for the International stock food,
...TRY OUR NEW GOODS.
Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow Diop
Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham
, .Vafersi
IHlARRITT & LACJDR BNCB
Old Post Olllro (Iroeory.
'J. F.-.GOQDE
Salem's Greatest, Housc-Furnlshlnc Department
Store.
The great increase of freight shipments received at Sa
em is due to the large sales of Charter Oak stoves, made hv
ahe sole agent in this city.
AllBut theDude
We
sentials.
trji5Ss9r3sitr.Kwi iar.?
The House Furnishing Co.
08 Com'l et., next to Pout ofllco.
WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE
When Columbias and Hartfords are to be had ai suoh reasonable
prices and on such easy terms, This is an age of progress. Man
ufacturers of the Columbia have kept pace with it, As a result,
.the, Columbia of 1902 embodies many improvernents and .refine
ments that contribute
I Be up-to-date and get
wheels, to rent
aaKaMswa8RW?wsa
Children's dresses nicely trimmed 25c.
Children's 50e trimmed bonnets 25c.
Ladles' 85e latest waists, buttoned
down the back, 49c.
$1.35 Paris point kit gloves, the latest,
all shades 5c .
Children's school handkerchief", lc.
25c c Imped rubber hair pins, best qual-
Beauty pmV.'b'est quality, gold plated,
tocdoi. , ,
400CcSbi.etJ0traheVa?eCit patent .Ilk tucked
and Moreen 25c
Salem, Oregon,
llio Postofllco.
.SEEDSMEN
Are essential ftrulures of a well
furnished room. Walls should
be papered, floors carpeted, suit
able pieces of furniture and pic
tures all harmoniously atramred.
make a specialty of these es
Store nt Hulem nml Albany.
mightily to cycling .comfort .and pleasure,
the benefit oi them,
J. WIL.SON
Efcftotfert jpage ofrtbe Capital
THE DAiraUHL
Members Northwest Afternoon News-
paper League.
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COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Joint
Senator for Marlon nml Mini
CountlcH.
W. II. HOHSON, of.Stuyton.
Htato Senator.
K. Mi CHOI9AN, of Salem.
SQUIHK FAHHAIt, of Salem.
Hoprosontativos.
, FItANK UAVI5V, of Salem.
K. T. JUDI), of AnmHVille.
THOS. II. KAY, of Salem.
A. M. LAFOLLETT, of lirooltfi.
J. I). SIMMONS, of Monitor.
Sheriff.
JOHN F. BTKIWEK, of Jefferson.
Clerk.
JOHN W. KOLAND, of Salem.
Hccordor.
JOHN 0. SII30MUND,, of Oorvnls.
TreaBuror.
W. Y. IUGIIAItnSON, of Stnyton.
Comtnlsslonor.
WM. MILKY, of Aurora.
AflBCHBOr.
CIIAUUC3 MSMUCKJ3, of Iluttevlllo,
Surveyor.
HYHON II. IIISItniCK, Jr., of Turner,
Cororcr.
A. M. ai.OUOII, of Salem.
Justice of tho Peace.
(Salem District)
K. I). IIOItOAN, of Salem No. 1..
Conutablo.
(JHOJIOU II. IHWIN, of Snlem No. 2.
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WHY PRICES OF DEEF ARE HIGH.
Thero hua boon a great volumo of
talk about tho hoof trust putting up
the price of ment products. It has
been stated that flvo largo concerns
practically control tho slaughtering
business of our country.
The National Provislonor publishes
I fnetH that go to show that of tho 11,-
000,000 head of butcher stock killed In
a yoar tho flvo largost packors kill
only 3,000,001) cattlo nnd calvos, loav
1 Ing 8,000,000 outside.
I This authority estimates that 0,000,
j 000 head are killed by small firms nml
hy the fnrmers, not controlled by tho
' It-llilt illl.l llinl llin .iflrwi f 111,. wil.
. ..., .., .,,.. u .iivw w. ,u v.-
tie controls tho price or beer.
In other words, tho prico of beef on
the hoof controls tho price of beef on
the hook. Cattle sold this March In
I Chicago higher than any year since
1882, when In March they topped the
' market at 7.03.
I Cattlo went to $7,10 Inst month In
Chicago, and have since broken that
record. A lfiuO-pouml titeor brings $05
on foot at 0 cents. Dnissed ho costs
tho packer 1105.00. Tho packer re
ceives for the waste 117.
This makes the noxt cost of tho
hoof In Now York, after refrigeration,
?8'J, or 0V4 coutH a ptuiml. At market
prices this means 11 nnd lU-cont beef
nt wholesale. Drouth and short corn
crop Inst year are tho causo.
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LADOR AND THE DIRECT PRIMARY
OrguuUod labor haH n tremendous
lutoruHt In the iuosh meeting nt Salem
next Saturday in liehnlf of the dlreet
primary law. Dlreet nomination means
that men who spend largo sums In
polities shall bo cheeked.
It menus as great n leform us tho
Australian ballot did over tho old way
of voting, when men were bought In
blockB or live and ten. 1-ubor orgnnl
antlotiu Mhould attend thnt meeting In
a body.
There is not a Hood reason that can
bo ndvanoed why the primary should
not bu as direct and as fair and as
perfectly Biifeguardud by law as tho
roKiilar uloetlon.
Yut It la readily uuderNtood.thnt tho
man without monuy cannot readily
get on tho tlokut junior the old slated
plan of holding prlnuuleti. Dlroot noni-
'lnatlou puts the stutu-makor out of
business.
At tiui prosuut dulognlB primaries
j the oltlzou steps up nml votws for some
other follows slate, and ha don't know
I what luu boon the motlvu for npiklng
that slate, bttyond perhaps a single
candidate.
Hut that slate is used for forty pur
poses tho oltlxuu never thought of.
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TMe daily, Journal, saleM, oreqon, YHunfibAV, ApBiL S1 1661
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AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE,
, Hence the citizen demands a direct,
vote on each nomination a direct.
choice on tho Australian plan niuom,'
the nspIrantH for eaoh nomination.
TO GET RID OF MULTNOMAH
METHODS.
Marlon county Republicans will do
n good thing if they rally for tho
movement to give this state n good,
honest nnd firmly drawn direct noml-j Republicans In all paits of tho stuto
nation law. They will show their j to smile again, with tho puckei lug out
brethren or Multnomah county that jof their lips.
Republicanism in Marlon county is the! Tho fact of tho mnttor Is. thero In
gamo as "bIio ought to be played,"
and not as both factions have been
playing it nt Portland.
It Is time the Portland methods
wero sat. upon and eliminated from
state politics. They havo too long
j been stacking tho cards to ovor quit
voluntarily, and nothing but an Invi
tation to go into a back alloy and sit
i on themsolves will ovor teach them
anything.
That Invitation will have to ho ad
ministered hy tho rural votors, and at
tho too of a brogan about tho size of
tho ono worn hy a deop-sca diver.
They are Blower than tho stato
houso olovntor, or tho contractors on
n federal building, nnd will go practic
ing their rudimentary Digger Indian
politics for generations to como, un
less brought up to date with a Jerk.
The Marlon county proposition, to
mako all nominations by n direct vote
of tho people, will bo a bitter pill, but
It will havo to he administered to the
Portland patient, if It takes tho Fll
Iplno water-euro to do It.
Albany Herald, whoso editor Is Re
publican nominee for state prlntor,
has a kick. Ho will not glvo his rend
ers what Tho Journal said, hut wo
print what ho says, as follews: Tho
Evening Journal, Salem's freak nows
paper, following Its usual vilifying
course, devotes a long edltorinl to
what It Is pleased to term tho "state
printing ofllco graft," nnd Insinuates
that tlio editor of the Herald, tho Re
publican nominee for stnto printer,
was In a deal with a number of Re
publican londors, to pay a largo sum
out of tho profits of tho ofllco In order
to secure tho nomination, and that
tho ofllco under Republican adminis
tration is to bo a huge graft. For tho
Information of Pro. Ho for, nod any
ono else who might bo deluded with
this silly story, It mny ns well bo
stated that there Is absolutely no such
deal of any kind, nnd that the Repub
lican nominee, If elected, will use his
vory host efforts to conduct tho of-
flco on an honest, business-like, eco
nomical basis.
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S.aloin should build ft beautiful nnd
commodious pavilion on Wlllsnu nv-
nua, and muku provisions for a band
concert on Saturday nights, whonovor
tho weather Is pleasant. Tho city has
now a band that plays with n good
deal of forco and oxproBsloiu Wo
should encourage them to perfect
themsolves. Wo cannot tuvost nil our
money In sawmills nnd 11 ax mills.
There Is auothor sldo to Ilfo thnt gives
pleasure to young and old. It Is doubt
ful whether, from tho standpoint of
music and enjoyment, wo are ns civ
ilized ns tlio poorest European nation,
and wo boast oursolvos superior. Who
will start tho movement for the pavil
ion and weekly concort fund?
Portland Chronlalo, Hop.: Qoorgo
Chnmberlaln has plodgod tho pooplo of
Oregon that If elected governor ho will
veto all the reckless appropriations
and grafts, which make taxes so In
sufferably high. What he promises he
performs, ns his public record abund
antly shows. Of how infinitely grent
Impoitauco to tho average farmor,
whoso taxes bear down heavily, Is It
thnt a man should ho at tho stnto
houso for the purpose of stopping
waste than heading thtt ceremonies nt
tho Portland exposition, or sitting nt
the tahlo to look swet whon tho pres
ident eomoH.
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Since Funstnn, of Kansas, must stop
talking It Is hardly behoved he will
enro to llvo. Rut there has been too
much talking by a lot of drttM parade
gonerats. wtio nave sueu nbout as
much fighting In the Philippines as a
lot of hoys nttncktng a Hook of goose.
None of them have soon tho fighting
the Hocond Oregon saw the first year
of the war, anil vory few "soon" as
much ns tho Indian wnr veterans.
Whon you oomo right down to It, tho
men who were In real battle up to
their neoks wero the veterans of the
war of the Rebellion.
The rivers and harbors bill, as It
naiMtMl the Senate, carriw over TO.
000.000 seventy millions ton much
to ever get through. If they paw
siuaiior uuis.ami pass one a year, tne j tnnr lunch battels, wntchlng opra.
oountry would be mere benefitted. Hut tlons at the mill.
this U the second hill lu going on ten
yeurs. and the president may veto this
one.
All tho plaus for tho groat national
federation of woman's oluba at I.os
Angeles aro liable to coma to naught.
It seems that there aro not enough
Urosa makers lu that city to prepare
tlio ladlvw for tho event.
Vnldea is to bo made to Alaska what
utu. iTtJ Monuna-the
tw of the North.
Look out, Mr. Speaker Honderson,
QT the. smjafcerahlp will tak, a mov
1q h West.
Pendleton East Oregonian, Dem.:
Tne Insistence of tho Oregonian that
there Is not Kopublloan disaffection
In Oregon in the present campaign Is
proof of Itsolt that It doos oxlst. If
, there Wete none thp Oregonian would
(not havo cause to ropeat ovor and
ovor again Its nssortlon. In short, tho
' Portland paper Is whistling to keop
Us own courage tin. and to oneournL'o
Republican disaffection, and If nil the
dissatisfied Republicans, nnd a goodly
portion of tho stay-at-homo voto In
1900, should voto tho Democratic state
ticket In June, the Republican state
ticket would be defeated, and badly
so.
Tho Oregonian Iff in terrible strium
trying to conjuro up reasons for sup
porting Furnish for governor. It can
find nothing ngnlnst Chnmberlaln
woll, nothing oxcopt ho has not made
as much money as Furnish. Still the
Orogonlan should consider thnt Mr.
FurnlBh will havo a wholo lot less
money hy tho time he Is through the
panvnss. Undoubtedly tho Oregonlnn
has some positive personal evidence
as to what It Is costing Mr. Furnish to
run for governor. Eugene Guard.
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Governor Odell, of New York, Is
Wielding tho pruning knife to good ef
fect in his treatment of the thirty day
bills. Since the adjournment of tho
legislature ho has cut out nenrly a
million dollars which wore appropri
ated for ono thing or another In tho
bills loft for tho govomor to sign. It
Is not bollovod nny Interests will
suffer by this Interference with the
schemes of the monoy grabbers.
W. .1. Furnish. Republican candidate
for governor, carried tho stato hy 13,
201 votos In 1000 ns presidential elec
tor. .In I.nne county ho received the
next hlghost voto or nny candidate for
presidential elector. Ftillorton led with
2C21. Furnish iuul 2613 ond Till Ford
2476. It seems to be a now rulo In the
party that a newcomer Is more popu
lar than tried nnd true londors like
Geer and Ford.
The Corvallis Ouzotto. Hop., says
The platform recently Issued by the
Oregon Democracy favors giving the
Philippine islands to tho Filipinos, "re
taining In tho end Hitch ports nml sta
tions as may provide for our widest
trade In tho Orient." Tho Republican
platform Is also In favor of retaining
such advantages In tho fnr East as
will provide for our widest trado In
the Oiiout.
Tho Ashland Tiding rofors to the
splendid record mndo hy tho Republi
can olllelnls of Jackson county in
steadily reducing tho heavy county
debt left as a legacy from a long so
rlcfl of Oemoorntlo administrations,
and says that should bo ondorsed nml
enoourngod hy the votors and tax
payers or tho county nt the coming
election.
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Linn county Republican campaign Is
being mndo on one Populist plank, tho
following resolution : "Resolved by
the Kopublloan county convention of
Linn county, that wo bollovo thnt tho
proposed amendment to the stnto con
stitution providing for direct legisla
tion by the pooplo. Is In the Interest
nf good government."
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The Audrey of Shnkespenre's "As
Vou Like It" bears resemblance to the
aerolite of Mary Johnston's latest ro
mnncoof Virginia only In that they are
both daughters of tho soil and dorlvo
their names from Saint Kthehlrssln.
Hut It Is mnro thun likely that Miss
lohnstou's character will also be seen
on the stage beforo long,
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Cecil Rhode provided In his will
for two neholnnthlpN for every state
and territory In the United States at
Oxford University. Hnglnml. His wise
ly directed generosity mnke very
timely tho appearance of John Corhln's
interesting book entitled "An Ameri
can at Oxford."
The election of Go. IS. Chamberlain
for governor Is conceded by many He
publlcaas. furnish has the Imrrel, but
Chamberlain has the iimllrloatlon nc
Mury to make as jiood a governor m
the stnte has ever had. and he vlll get
the requisite nuinlw of votes. J.
mm Hevlew.
Fourteen Oregon City factory girls.
weaver at plain cloth. re out ou a
strth. ICoch tiny the glrlla way be
(Hm touted mi tou at tb bluff, wltk
The Albany Ueuwenu ha this tNg
hihkiuii uHNMHUiy to ratutldatea)- The
concHsu at optHloa la Ust wheat
wwn mtfore May 10th will h wtll.
Oooil ruatU ami ol struts are a
Wed asMt fw aaj- ootMHittalty. They
shmihl not It built entirety at tk x.
uense of the abNttias HHrty.
Senator Jtmm. at Arhaiuaa. ku m.
copper Mn.IMa ggriwimKi immitg. a a r.-
wk or tM direct urimar WMHlnattoH
mvMi or tgat stnt.
ChawlMvialR baa the eaUoa tcwUr
nviJ u4tl ... l j. . . i
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Journal
James E. Godfrey, the Democratic
nominee for stnte printer, will take n
salary of $2600 a year. It Is $3fiOU
vjrsus $25,000.
Hot stuff in Omaha thermometer
loo In the shade.
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HELPED THEMSELVhS.
Koiv I In- rillxi'im or mi IIIIiioIm Tiiiiii
(lot ii l.llirnry.
Greenup, uu Illinois village, merlin n
library sift from Andrew Carnegie, net
to nwnken latere .U In library eivnilon.
but ns a rewind for whnt the eltlxeu
have done In meeting the need or micli
an educational center. They luicsbow
how n village of 1 .000 population enn
estnbllsh n practical library ultlioitt n
bequest ami without the aid nl' public
fundi.
The scheme oilglnnted with the wo
man's chili, ami soon every resident
was Intel ested. A "book shower" itt
one of the churches brought In 'JHU de
sirable hooks ns a nucleus, mid a call
for MUbxcrlpiloui In boolm or money
hiouuht the totnl up to 1.000 volumes.
A second call milled r.O0 more, nnd con
tributions mo mill coming In. no one
person, however, giving more than $0.
An unused loom In a new sehoolhouse
was assigned for the library, the local
carpenleis putting up the shelving ns
their contribution, ami the llhtarlaus
serve without compensation.
This Is only one Illustration of the
way In whleh this village takes hold of
in entornrlse with nonulur neceiil. Il
owns the waterworks plant ami an
eleclrlu lighting system.
Tin. Coin I nc City.
The time will come In the history of
civilized communities when the two
most Iniportnnt departments of a city's
government will be recogulzed ns those
of health and education. I believe thnt
the health of the commtnlty can be
iimierliilly Improved by a tegular Hush
ing of the sin face of the streets by salt
water, by the consumption of nil refuse
by lire and by personal c eiinlluess. o
he fcoetired by the working classes u
public baths, the iiumuor of which
should bo hugely Incieiisi il.-Ritudolph
Guggenheliiii'i'. President sf New Yoik
City Council.
"Sod o Noise I"
Tlu- mother wivs to herself soinethnes.
" I can hanllv endure it " Then a chill
creeiw otr her as she thinks of the aw-
ttii silence w Ulcii falls upon the home
when children are t.iken away, and she
ib glad her children are hardy of body
ami lusty of lungs.
When n child does not enjoy noi9y
sports and games there is something
rong, ami that something will often be
found to lie a hick of nutrition adequate
to the needs of youth ami growth. The
stomach is "weak," digwtton is imper
feet, and so the nourinhment of the body
is iuadeqimte.
In mteh eases Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery works wonders. It
changes puny, fretful children into
healths, h.ippv girls and lioys. The
process by which this change is ac
complished is strictly along the lines
marked by Nature. All growth and
strength come fiom food when it li.is
been digested, converted into nutrition
.mil assimilated. "Golden Medical IJis
co cry M cures diseases of the stomach
anil other organs of digestion and nutri
tion, and so enables tlie body to obtain
without loss or waste the benefit of the
nutrition provided in food, The "Dis
covery" contains no alcohol and is en
tire!) free from opium, cocaine und all
other narcotics,
- A Wonderful Thing.
"I lwr lwu tliliiUiig of writlntc to you for
me tiui,- wfiltt Mm W I) Hitoii. ol Max.
on Kolwtou Co . Jf C "to lt jou Wwiw wlwt
j onilrful thing- l)r I1rce Golden Medical
1) wry dUl for iy little bo W w UVen
wllk inaiacirtiou when he was a ear and a hall
.! ami he raa under the doctoi treatmeut for
v. oujt ye-r. WV vnt alt e made for (toc
or ilW. itud it dW no good lie could eat only
I l.ille milk and cracker, and mhic timeit een
ihL wouhl inake him skk. lie cotOtl not sit no
jit day, aud I gave up all hope of hi eer itet
UiU auy better Three ear ago I found oue of
vr hook, and ou lookiug it over oue day I
mmved Ir. ISerce'a r.oWeii Mttiieal Uicovry
reommeiuW for iudigeMion Wc Iwtight some
i.i nir H lo or t lie had been treated
il llool. by a good doctor aud at lleunett
Wile. . and at Ctirile ami i.umUerton and
MaxtoM. aud waaouly relied for a abort time
Jf"?h'," wwtleori)r Herve'a Coldeu
Medical Uucoter) aud It turej him He U welt
w."j ",,d u rat u'h'"X that he uauU
sad it dor not hurt him He ha uo( lieeu lck
a it.y ituvc nml it ha i,trt Jr4r llKe htf
took Mir tucduiiie "
A Thankful Mother.
.." ' h,v.r, '' " " "" JlllN for '"" Uuie write
Mffc. Mollle .).. ul Cap Contain Iw Co Vxa
to Ull mi of Hie wonderful Hire rdecird In
CSiL '"fWS? MHI JUvry au.l I'kaaaut
rttleta iu Oie cae ol our little boy. uow uruik'
jeveu ean. old w heu he wb two mouth old
he waa takcu with lai.rippe aud it aettl,-d on
Ma lmig and m hi, jhtqat Hu lotuila eu
Urged and whra lie w two ear. old we had
UM doctor operate on theiu then w had the
"Y" r".r "m " out anu lur wade had
jLyifc i " h.,w ' ft w,,,a " H
h akk. and we tried everythiiuj we could he ,r
ol ! cou.ulted ry phytKiau we aaw tit
inrv uhi uot know what to .1.. vi-i.... u- .. .
earl) aix ear old uu October 1U1 he ii
fe lhau cvrr, and 1 could not reiHor lTi
w that If be died iu( eouW not bear it I
ZrS,h!U,wiPi4'r, "vWr.Jj to
apart Mm. Well. 1 could mc be wa gettiuc to
""f uS"??' h wa juat a. poor aa hecoukTbV
doe It Memed to we that thU waa the en
Jt4kiM. wa wauled, aud I told wy huaba
Mae I a aluwM aure n would Uu our hoT
w,,bntteUIaJ
SCIVE Jur B"Wae three liWVdav
SSf: . '." " " bed auy aiaee. ami Ue
at take oold aat more than tkl-l, Zr .
i.ImJ?'' Comm Sou Medical
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Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME CARD.
No. 2 For Ynqulna:
Train leaves Albany...... 12:60 p. tn
'Jialn leaves Corvallis.... 1:50 p. tn
1'taln arrives Yaqulna . 0:45 p tu,
t't. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna ' fl'OO a. tn
Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. m
Arrives Albany 12:16 p. m
No. a For Detreit:
LoAves Albany 7:00 a.m.
Arrives Detroit 12:10 p. m
No. i From Detreit:
Leaves Dotrolt 12:45 p. iu,
Airlvea Albany 5:40 o. m.
I Trains 1 arrives in Albany in timo
l In . n.mAnl nllli llin Kt T) tmi.lli ltm.n.1
i; tuuuct,. nun iuu u. x . cui.,.i uvuuu,
train, ta well ns giving two or three
hours in Albany beforo departure of S.
P, North bound train for Portland.
Train No, 2 connects with tho 8, P.
iept side train nt Corvhllis Crossing for
Independence, McMinnville nml alt
points north to Portland.
J. Tt'it.NMi, Edwin Ptonb,
Aont, Albany. Manage
The Great
Rock Island
Route
Is tho only lino
operating wcok
ly personally
conductod tour
1 s t excursion
cars botween
Portland nnd
Chicago change via. tho world'B great
est scenic lino, making closo connec
tions nt Chicago In Union Depot for
nil points East. Dally standard sleep
ing car botween Salt
Lake City, Denver and
Chicago, buffet, library,
smoking cars between
Pueblo. Denver and Chi
mm
cago. Tho most reasonable dining car
service between Pueblo and Chlca-
;go. If you aro going to Kansns City,
unimin. ues monies, yiucago ur uuy
placo East, you should enquire about
the Great Rock Island Routo beforo
purchasing your ticket. Ask your
nearest agent about It, or wrlto for
folders, and any Information desired.
A. E. COOPER,
Gen. Agt., Portland, Ore.
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A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or tiliini r you enn enjoy from ono of our
tender ami delirious meats, steake, lonib
or mutton chops veal cutletH or ;ork,
Our meat nie nil cut from the fattest '
nml nrimeut cm tie, and wo can supply
your table with fresh, nutritious, nnd
wholerome meats at bed rork prices.
E C, CROSS SALEM OFE
Plion 291
O.Vn 4.MT ...
Every Time
Our brow U put in competition with
other beers, it alone stands tho test
when nil the rent are knocked out. Has
a reputation gaind nolely on its merit.
.Noted for purity, tone and slreinttli. and
univerealy pomilar Highly bemllclal
or the invalid Penally so n as n
table beer. Stimulating, Iienlth-irlvinie.
pa atable f 2 p for 0. e oi two doxeH
bottles. Rottled hy ihe Sulein Cap-tal
Ilrewerv.
Mrs, M. Beck, Prop.
Ralom, Oregon.
THE FLORENCE
B
COMtRioxr C tLjamirJKJIlfyi "fj
mmr
x rt.f i , . . 8LE RECOM.
i?SftlM,ltil (or J. treatment of chronic and ounrlcal
used twFiaati year,e8P?ci8lly for the purpose for which it Ii
of he dtv Tnlly l0c?tel ,wUbin four Wocfig of the busines. jn
tlronBhout ih ,in?8t moiom (urnlahinga and latest appliancec
"nd eTectloltv Jf' ftat0l h? ho1 water an(i 'JKhttu b" W
!?,ti.?le.CticitJr H.ere the Sick cau have thn cnmfnrta nl un HlPtfJnt
n,tn..i.. ' -v: '""".
without mBKLE "?L ".f ? o( a ! l'",f'
nhvsrlana i.m. . ' vw",uol"i ' pnmicity attending one. uuteiu
KHlSr vTe in Ui'1M wi,' tbe srealest conrtery.and
SrlteorTnni,'Wl:;e,,e,, For 'wmaaiul further lc foriu
tiuuwrneor appiy perminallv
R.
UARTWRIGHT.
VISITORS WEICOWUD
AH Ladies
SARGENT GEM
Arc pleased with it, and they will pass along tic
word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen
utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing
like it fcr preparing substantial and dainty dislus,
that it adds to heme cccncmy by utilizing "Jeff
overs." HoiiscLcepcis want Sargent's Gem Food
Chopper asfscon as they hear of it. X A
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cOl?EC8JN
amp uiviqn Pacific
DEPART
FOU
TIME SCHEDULES
;um Portland, Or,
AHRIVt
FK0SJ
Clilrngo
I'ortlitnd
Special
8.60 a. in,
Via Hunt
ington Atii"iTtio"
Kxprcsi
9 p. m.
via Hunt
ington ""Btr'PauT
Fait Mall
6:19 p. m.
via
Bpokauo
salt l.nkc. Dniivnr. vi
w?r,hl. Omaha, Kansas
and Kast. B
180
::
Salt Lake, Denver Kt.
City, St. Loull. (Jlllraim
:10.b
a KMt.
Walla Walla. I.nwf"in"V
Spokane, Wallace full!
man, Minneapolis fit
Paul, Dulutn.Mllwatikco
Chicago, and East,
72
unnno
72
PORTLANDiTO CHICAGO
iiu iiaugB ui iars
Through tickets via this roulo to...
Eastern points on sale at Southern P.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCIIEDUlT"
From Portland
All (ailing dntca tubjvet
8 p.m.
tu viinuffU
Korean Franc!co
Ball every S d
P.B
Dally
except
Sunday
8 p. in.
Saturday
10 p. m.
COMJMniA RIVHR
ToAtloifa ami Way
Landlnga.
p.m.
f
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Stenmor Ruth leaves Salem for Port.
land and way landings on 1 uecday.Thnri"
dnya and Snturdnyo, about 10 s. tn. Foi
CorvalliH end way landings, Mondayi
Wednesdays and Fridays at about 5
p. m.
A. L. ORAIG, M. P. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pbbs. Act. Agt. O. R. A N docl
Portland, Oro. Snlem, Ore
At Easter Time
ia when the building business will b In
full swing. If you haven't given ytm
orders for your lumber requirement! It
will pay you to get estimates iron
Goodnlo Lumber Co., for nny andil
kinds of lumber for out or ineido work
lath, shingles, sash, doors, hllnda aj
everything needed in this line.
Goodale Lumber Co,
Near 8. P. Pnsa'r. depot. Phone Ml
A Man Who is Not
Fastidious
About his laundry work will take il to
"any oiu place," but those whoareweir
bred, nnd want tlioir linen to be fiult
lea in its color and finish will seek oat j
tlio Salem Steam laundry iu time, Ja
ns wator finds ito level. Our lauodrr
work U incomparable, and is the pti
fection of tho lnnndryman's art. Troi
Salem Steam Laundry!
COLONEL J. OLMBTKD, ritOmlKTOS.
DOnODS D. OLMSTBD, MOH.
rimne 411 230 Liberty 8tret
SANATORIUM
nave me comii
M. D. SUPT.
i ii
BETWteN 2 AND 4P.M
Wlm R..
9 m IflVfllWJF
-rc-pte- i'" ,
FOOD CHOPPER
Th BirtCftl. ,lrT ,k o... 'r""""" KWV UP a star " l" wia
. 4 lilli.Ua.H. a.
rtssar K
R. M. WADE & CO.
New Location
135 Uuuri S " B ' m.ooo iw i lx R" u"u'
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