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Newspaper Page Textmmmmwmmwn fHE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, MAV fl, 1902. tTWPT . to.?? frl, v t "V I f ? feif Way arf a ttromr Way I II ! h iJinmonu ".- 11 in the worm to work with, but there is a right way nnd a wrong way to use it. Tho right way Is to soak the clothes over night. Drop a few chips of DkwiwndV1 Into tho water. Add ntoaspoonful of kerosene. The rest Is easy. m HAVE DIAMOND "C" WHAPPKnS-We i for all inri of rueful uml nltrnctlreiirllelwi ijoo anoirins ovfr aw JiiTmiurns onrtquett. A loll will liring It. Premium Dept., The Cudahy Sus i MISS MONIE BOWEY, No. 38 Perry Stroot, A couple of winter aeo I slipped on a froren sidewalk and fell flat on my back. On beinz cju mined I founJ that I had sustained internal inju ries which laid me up for more than two months. After that I noticed that I had pains In the back and groin which I never had before. I doctored and doctored for several months but as the eains in creased instead of growing better I decided that lwas not having the rlpfit treatment. Reading in the pacers of the wonderful cures performed by Wine of Cardul I wrote to one of the parties And received a very satisfactory reply and I Immediately tent for some. In a very short time I felt generally belter and after seven weeks faithful use I was once more well and strong. I have never had a sick hour since and I daily bless your splendid medicine. MONIE BOWEY. INK OP CARDUI Uonoinli- w clno that should always bo kopt on linn a in every lionm lor im mediate tio wlion female weak ness first makei iU npcariiuc4). Mini Uowey's painful anil dangerous accldont would not hava resulted so seriously had sho taken Wino of Cardul promptly. UUi UonU Jfouvy. WINE of CARDUI ak ah ah Bedroom sets Hsfo d nbaple prices 3Z A full car load just re ceived. Every mirror a French Plate. & Nothing equal to these has ever been shown in the Wil "S51 lamette Valley. The House Furnishing Co. 808 Gom'l at., next to Tost oflloe. pmmMtmmmmoiuatmmmnmnKmmmmmnKmmmmmmKmmmam WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE When Columbias and Hartfords arc to be had at such reasonable prices and on such easy terms, This is an age of progress.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, .4 s 4 a r -tr- the Columbia of 1902 ments that contribute Be up-to-date and get to tent O. J. WILSON Nw Location 1 cosiest lntindrv gnnn In WnAPPKnS-Wenmn then tire snide jimmi linntrntni Hm rfren for wrupwm, nent Packing Co., So. Omiha, Neb. DETROIT, MICHIGAN. Wino of Cardui makes wo men tnoro womanly by cur ing their weakness anumak inir them stronacr. Wino of Cardui cured Miss Howey. Ahu inodicino for all women in every trying ticrlod of theirlivos can you think of a better medicine for yourself, your siiter, your daughter or jour tuotfiur? Can you think of u tuoro acceptable present to give your friend than a bottle of this medicine which will bring her health mid happiness? You are suffering ? Your duty is to rid yourself of this pain. It your daughter, mothor, sister or friend is sick nnd in need of relief, your duty is equally great to them. Many women, now well, owe their lives to friends who brought thorn Wine of Cardui. Wino of Cardui is adapted to wo men nt any ago in any wulk of lifo. Tor tho working woman it gives her Strength for hur tasks and better trentment than a doctor for very small cost. Your dntffglst will sell you n $1.00 bottle of Wino of Cardui. Secure the nicdiciiio today. Tuko it in tho privacy of your home. Relief will comu to you as surely as you take it. A million fluttering women havo found relief in Wino of Cardul. and Diessers at ES- " v a Htoros nt Halum and Albany. Hammering it Into His Head Is a forcible, but irhmIIosj operation. Less et'cmiouH methods o! argument easily do tho business (or iu. The pub' llo U aware that ho Hell tho best griulo of pa re, clour water ice, Also that our prlo.es are the lowest; that wo glvo ex cellent service, 7o cents 100 lbs. to (am Hies. Hpeulal rates to largo onnsuineri. Manufactured at the Capital lee Works. Mrs. JVL Beck, Prop. Sal em, Oregon. ' a 1 r embodies many improvements and retine- mightily to cycling comfort and pleasure, the benefit of them Sundries, repairing, Bbftorial pnqc of THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, SO Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. STATE TJC3CET. rjovernor, GEO. I. CHAMBERLAIN, of Multno mah County. Supremo Judge. It. 8. BEAN, of Lauo County. Secretary of State. P. I. DUNBAIt, of Clatsop County. Stato Troasuror. a S. MOORE, of Klamath County. Superintendent of Public Instruction. J. II. ACKISItMAN, of Multnomah County. Attorney-Oanornl. A, M. CRAWFORD, of Douglas County Stato Printer. JAS. E. QODFItEY, of Marlon County. COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. Joint Senator for Marlon and Linn Counties. W. II. IIOBSON, of Stayton. Stato Senator. 13. M. CROISAN, of Snlom. , SQUIRE FARRAR, of Snlom. Roprosentatlvos. FRANK DAVEY, of Salem. E. T. JUDD, of Aumsvlllo. TH08. I). KAY, of Salem. A. M. LAFOLLETT, of Urooks. J. D. SIMMONS, of Monitor. Shorlff. JOHN F. STEIWEIl, of Jefferson. Clerk. JOHN W. ROLAND, of Salam. Rocordor. JOHN C. SIEQMUND,, of Oorvnls. Treasuror. W. Y. RICHARDSON, of Stayton. Commissiener: WM. MILKY, of Aurora. Assossor. OHARLKil LKMnCKE, of Duttevlllc. Survoyor. BYRON B. IIERIUCK, Jr., of Turner. Cororor. A. M. CLOUQIL of Salem. Justice of tho Ponco. (Snlom District) E. D. IIOROAN, of Salem No. 1. Constable. QEORQE II. IRWIN, of Salem No. 2. CHAMBERLAIN VERSUS FULTON. There In nothing cheaper than for a man like Senator Fulton to get out and whoop mid howl la the iuiino of patriotism when ho knows that he has u pnrtlsan majority buck of htm. No oiio over catches this clnsH of thrifty patriots doing anything for tho rnuHo.of reform, unless they foul sure there Is a good big. safe majority of the people that can bo appealod to for partisan purposes and u graft. That Is purely gratuitous camp following that Hhlulds am defends and oxcuses all oxtstlng nbuses for the snko of hooping In with the party that has spoils to deliver. Hut It Is the last refuge of those who prey on the poor, blind nnd deluded taxpayer wave tho Hag and toll how our bruvo soldiers bled In order that some Hunlawng may koup his grip on tho public twit, mid cling to tho mnngoi' of fnt olllclal place with both hands. No wonder Mr. Ful ton Is on the dufeustvo, whllo (leo, U. Chamborlalii rnkou him foro mid nft with tho cold facts that toll the story of the necosslty of u vhango In Oro- gou. Chamborlalii deservos great cred it for bis noble and foarlese oxposuro of tho )SO,000 of excessive fees nnd pertpilsltve now taken from the people by the state olllclals every year. Kven If Furnish Is elected Chnmberlalii will ho the taxpayers' champion. O' UNBLU8HINQ INSINCERITY. The Journal is getting eredit where it deserve) none for printing Mr. Fur nlsh'H campaign speech In full along side ot Mr. Cliuinberlaln's, It should hq tho duty of any fair, respectable newspaper to print such news. The 'only" paper In Portland lowered itself In the ostlmatlon of nil decent people when It failed or refused to print Mr. Olinuiberlnln's speech, be cause it was a vivid arraignment of the very grufU that lu times past the Oregoulau has denounced, but now, It has got In with what It termed "the ' 135 Court St AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. associated gang of grafters," It koepB THE FIGHT ON THE TRUSTS, sllont about All Its posing of high; The people should wait until Home mornl attitudes and Its loud donunol. thing results from tho talk of fighting atlons of others for not boing puro and disinterested in their public rotations fall to tho ground. IU inconsistencies I have reached tho climax, and it Is to j bo rogrettod that Us usefulness for good government has been almost completely obliterated by an unpar alleled record of unblushing insinceri ty. ASTORIA WANTS THE EARTH. Astoria now has the fattest ofTico In ' the state, secretary of state, and wants the other btggost olllco thej United States senatorshlp a big un dertaking for tho little city by tho sea. ' Tho Astoria News has tho following euiionai on ueer aim r uhuu u.iu urn. It is supposed to be the personal or- Ban of Secretory Dunbar and Senator, Fulton, who leads the fight for Fur-' nlsh, It is Interesting: "The trtio londor of the party or of the people Is not a self-seeker. If he chances to aspire to an omao, and is dofonted, ho novor 'beefs '"It Is the will of tho people,' says the skillful leader. Then tho pooplo applaud. They feel that ho hns bowed to tholr will, and strnlghtway a kindly fooling for tho dofcatod comos to tholr breast, and ho is strongor to load, when ho ossnys tho task again. "Tho politician who sulks aftor do feat always goes down. A man from Eastern Orogon Is filling that rolo now In tho Republican party. Ho will bo relogatud to tho roar. It Is said that Governor Geer has boon asked to tako tho stump for Furnish. If ho Is a shrowd politician ho will Jump nt tho chanco to gain a warmor nook In tho party hoart, "Sonator Fulton Is tho ldonl poli tician. Ho always stands ready to for ward tho claims of his party associates who havo received tho party nomina tion. Even though ho may not bo sat isfied, oven though ho may fool a koen dlsnppolntmont, ho always bows to tho voice of the people. "Today ho Is leading tho hosts of his party. Tho campaign that oponud at Ashlnnd found him tho rallying point of his party from ono nnd of tho stnto to tho other. lie Is tho truo londor of tho party." ANOTHER OPINION OF THE PHIL IPPINES. A soldlor who has soon sorvlca for a your or two In tho Philippines wrltos of the Islands loss glowingly than do some who have nover boon thoro. Two of his paragraphs read as follews: "The principal oxports of tho Island are rlco, hemp, sick sohllors and con tagious diseases. Tho principal im ports are American soldiers, ammuni tion, arms, warm boor nnd tobacco. Malaria Is bo common that on numer ous occasions tho Islands have been seised with n chill. Manila, the capi tal and principal city. Is situated on Manila bay, a largo land-locked body of water, lull of tilth, shnrks and sub marine boats which tho United States government has forgotten to raise. Ca vita, tho next city of importance, Is noted for its natural facilities, its naval station, Its large number of sa loons and Chinese. The town Is an aggregation of sharks, full of filth, Ileus, cur dogs mid corruption. The dogs, cats, pigs, monkeys bedbugs, lice, lWurds iilid family all sleep to gether mi terms of uminllty. "Tho Philippines would be an appio prlate present for a deadly ouomy. The natives are friendly nt tho point of the bayonet. Tho climate is pleasant and healthy for tarantulas, roaches, scorpi ons, centipede), snakes, alligators ami llsards. Tho soil is adapted to raising foul odors and breeding disease, and tholslnuds lu general area God-fontak-en, cannibalised, Agulnnldo-lnfected blots ou the face of God's green earth." This Is a side of the Philippine ques tion that we lire not getting from the politicians, but It Is a side which ought to he known. It Is oasy for one who has been lit tropical countries, and has semi how ut least some of "the other half lives." to believe that this sol dier tells more truth than Is told by ordinary visitors to the islands, o AGAINST LEASINQ RANQE LANDS. Candidate for Congressman WII- Unison Is out strong against leasing range lands. This is a leading and plausible feature of the Republican platform. It is a notorious fact that If leasing public lands to cnttle monopolist I" the abuse It is now claimed to be, the faction in control ot the party at pres ent are the fathers of it. Mitchell, Molirtde, Hermann, et al., have enacted the laws, controlletl the ndmtulstrHtlou of It, and their frleuds have reaped the heaeHts of this un American fraud. Just uow It is the popular thing to rip ami roar and cavort like a broncho in ti new toggle against the very thing that has been created under their min istrations. Hut that Is polities. Public seutl- uunl AAtiUii AtiniLi nil IsfeLf&k lltn u titi n 1MM1IL. rilllHllL U1111HEM lIUIUnB UU I . versatile oltlee-ehaser. He never i y. mass puuuv senumeuu uv wwn m y iu wake with the aiauity of me sm-1 & iiinLma yii1iIm sa.itt f I nioh 111 Mtuilut In ' Ir. ler following an army. I ( Vn... .I.A l.i...l l. nunl.tnl tAaalm. ....1. I VI nun mo Huni ia HdmuAv 4WMU115 iwv- . lie lauds. Save the public domain for ' si the twttlw. We would like to know how much range land Is left that is not gobbled up by cattle barons? How much timber land Is not stolen by cor muck timber laud is uot stolen by cor porntloas? 0 ' ' ' Wo havo r button m&ehlno nnd make our owlx wuttous. Croalse Studto. the Capital tho trusts In tho courts. President McKlnloy Is doubtlesB in onrnest In trying to ched: tholr ag gressions by moans of tho Sherman law. But let us wait and soo If anything is accomplished boloro going wild over the mere motions of putting up a fight. The Republican politicians, like tho Drynn managers, aro very keen to claim a monopoly of woll-dolng In this matter Just now. But, like Chairman Jones, of the Bryan national committee, when tho people come to pass on It thoy may bo -nowed out of 8lgnL 1Jav,ng rocoIvod ft ,etter from th(J prellent of tho KepubIlcan chlu of NeW Yor, .. t,m, . ,,. .,,,,, fnp rnnfarnnnn ,., x. ranged for a conference between At torney-General Knox and representa tives of the pocking companies, the attorney-general replied as follews: "Your action requesting representa tives of packing companies to confor with me Is unwarranted by my lettor of the 2Sth of April, nnd woa without my knowledge or any intimation to mo that you purposed doing so until rocolpt of your lottor of tho 28th. "I regret that you havo assumed to nrrango conferences which misrepre sents tho government's position." o Tho Journal believes in sending a man to tho United Stutos sonato in whom tho people havo confidence, and who can bo kopt thoro for tho noxt twenty jears without spondlng a bar rel of money in each campaign. But do tho people bellovo In that kind of n man? Certainly their roprosenta tlvos profor to deal with "tho man with tho barrel." Candldato furnish talks about tho state needing u good business mana ger, and about going into the llttlo de tails of all the state Institutions, and cutting down their expenses. Rut ho Is very careful to say nothing about Hat salaries for the state olllclals, and breaking up the big grafts. o It will break In ou tho Ignoranco of the Republican mnnagers of Lnno county after awhile that Sam Frlondly Is a fnr more competont man to send to the state sonato than such travos ties ns Dr. Juykondall and dear old Dr. Driver. After awhile aftor Sam Is dead. I That's right; hold Oregon up for a million for the Lewis and Clark expo sition. Hold Oregon up for another slice for the St. Louis Mldwny. Orogon has shelled out for more Midways tho past ten years than Congress has glvon the stnte for rivers and harbors. It Is to be hoped that Mr. McMahan will not spend all his tlmo talking about fees that wore taken fourteon years ago, but Jump onto some of tho abuses practiced In tho stato houso and legislature at present and within a fow years. Tho Republican stnte platform ne glected to endorso tho Republican state administration for the past four years. It was appaiontly an over sight, as lu ninny respects tho state Institutions woio novor in better con dition. President Roosevelt has Just pressed tho button that opened an oxposltlou of country products in Kern county, California. Why not get him to do the same for the state fair, or the- Butte villa Agricultural Society? o Which Is the Ananias of Oregon Jour nalism? The Oregoulau and the Statesman have both laid It onto each other, and the people will have to decide. There are so many billions of money now looked up In tho trusts, It is a wonder there Is any money left In the country, or do the trust orat wealth? o Now the Oregoulau is telling the mure Ignorant of Its renders that the constitution Is in the way of Hat salary reform. The man whose partisanship doesn't permit him to know right from wrong Is nut a good American cUJwh. Is smartness really thought more of than honesty in public affairs? OJ5SHVRSJCiia ! ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. GREAT" SALE f9?JlPAY A?.D ,TUKPAY AT Air A,l'l Uwas; pretty tt- i i tj. terai, war-anted fast c I- ef. Reculir ctke 8 I 3c. For this sale only 4 l-2c a l 431 usie tares dress roods, rrctty Miteiss. Hewlarrfke 39c. rorihlsstle only 35c V AT flf 1r" Pola, w Cloves; j: t 1 oji the newest stoves la the W market. U coters HejuUr price ' ir. $135. PortM l Ar y AT 10r Men's Merino usJerwesr. ! i W3nW"8lce,SSr We ' ihli uk -" in ...-.... ,w Best Aprs Qlniham 4c yd WE ARE THE MAKERS OP LOW I r c McEYOY BROS., COUrt Street. SHvTRhrrr?5fe journal According to tho reports that havo been brought to tho city by several prominent citizens of Southern Ore gon, tho speech of Mr. Furnish at Ashland Thursday night, at the tlmo of tho opening of the campaign was not strictly according to tho program. Without going into details it is said that the gubernatorial candidate had about tho worst case of stngo fright over wltnossed, and ho broko down and ontlroly forgot tho pretty speech that was written for him by Judge John J. Ballorny, of Pendleton. The Southern Orogon mon say that whllo Mr. Furnish was a Democratic shorlff In Umatilla county ho may havo boon a bravo man, but at tho tlmo of his first nppearanco on tho rostrum lie was badly scared. Portland Journal, o Beyond passing appropriations and creating now grafts for their utricle ors in politics such men as Jack Matthows, Charley Fulton, Doc Kuy kendall and George Urownoll have about as much idea of conducting a stato govornmont ns an Alaskan totem-polo. Yet thoy are tho loaders of tho Republican party, and will run tho Furnish administration by tho grace of Providence and Harvey Scott. Mayor Schmltz, of San Francisco, declines to allow- tho board of health monoy.wlth which to pay for printing Its reports, because they contain ref erences to tho bubonic plague, and he "does not propose to permit nn expen diture for any purposo connected with tho dissemination of what he consid ers false statomonts about tho plague." Mrs. Bruzls has nothing moro to fear from tho courts. Sho Is tho lady who tiled to poison hor husband, and ho to show his manly rosontmont se cured a divorce Thoy havo boon re marrlod, and If ho can overcome a nat ural dimdonco to ontlng food prepared by hor fair hands may llvo happy over aftor. Woll, Uio ladios nt tho Los Angolos National Woman's Club convention caucussod, wlro-pullod, schomod und fought It out very much as a malo convention would. Who says womon aro not becoming civilized? Fred Rock, of Stayton, Is a Domo crnt who will run woll, nnd, In tho event of his olectfon, which Is not probnblo In this off year, ho would mako n creditable represontatlvo ot tho pooplo. o When pooplo got moro monoy than thoy know what to do with, thoy spec ulate and thoro Is an ovonlng up pro cess startod. A California pnpor had this ungal lant hoad lino on tho Woman's Club convention at I-os Angeles: "City of Angels Full of Womon." o - DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Joint Sonator Marlon and Linn Counties. JOHN A JEFFREY, of Salem. Stato Senators. L. II. McMAHAN, Salem. J. U. DIMMICK, Hubbard. Reproseutatlvos, W. T. SLATER, Salem. FRED ROCK, Stayton. LOUIS SAVAGE, Salem. S. TOMLINSON, Woodburn. I. W. BERRY, Salem. Sheriff. B. n. COLBATH, Salem. Clork. A. M. DLRYMPLE, Salem. Rocordor. J. A. SELLWOOD, Salem. Troasurer. DAVID RACK, ML Angel. For County Commissioner. W. W. JOHNS, Salem. Surveyor. A. WHITLOCK, Sllvorton. Assessor. J. D. SKIRVIN, Sootts Mills. (Salem Dlstriat.) Justice of tho Peace J. O'DONALD. Constablo. JOHN II. LEWIS. An Up-tO'Date Place. If you want to oat your meals in a fl rat-class house, patronize tho White House restaurant. You get just what you call for. Open day nnd night. o .a. js a :r. x -a. . Brs ths H KW Vm Haw Always BMgfc STORE... 'is I ONLY-ReaumUr those foods M te only on sale V AT Vr Uiles' White UdU Llsea V ft Jl sproos tucked sol trimmed 'A with lice ssd emtroliery. ftecu- 't- Ur price 35c. For this sale 23c 'A if AT AOf L441' w stylish shirt J$ Al -VC waists open la froot and trimmed with white peart tunoas. ' cjck. msae 01 ecu tnrusn terfiir -i HecuUr price 85c AT 7 lc ?lue s,r,t( ' 2 heavy 0U tot mis sale 49c .'t striped tickler, food. -K tuaiity. . KeiuUr 1& wl 2c. FcrthtjMle 7 l-2c AT 4C ftf,MJfSl? Kgfif j.'.V -S?! " ! rinca j. rormu sale- 4C I MUleadsof tlack calkoes 2l-2cd PRICES ON RELIABLE C00DS. Proprietors. J Salem. Ortsrnn Xorvallis & Eastern Railroad TIME CARD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. m, Train leaves Corvallls.... 1:50 p. rn Train arrives Yaqulna . 0M5 p, m No. I Returning) Leaves Yaqulna..... G'OO a. iu Leaves Corvallls 11:30 a. tn, A rrlvcs Albany. 12:15 p. tn. No. 3 For Detroit; Leaves Albany 7:00 n. m, Arrives Detroit 12:15 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. dj, Arrives Albany,... 5:10p.m. Trains 1 arrives In Albany in tlmo to connect with tho 8. P. south hound, train, hb well as giving two or three hours in Albany before departure of S. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with the 8, P. wcat side train at Corvkllis Grossing for Independence, McMinnville and all points north to Portlnnd. J. TcRNtn, Enwih Stone, Agent, Albany, Manage The Great Rock Island Route Is tho only lino operating week ly personally conducted tour 1 s t excursion cars between Portland and Chicago chango via. tho world's great est scenic line, making close connec tions at Chicago in Union Depot for all points East. Dally standard sleep ing car between Salt Lake City, Donvcr and Chicago, buffet, library, smoking cars between Pueblo, Denver and Chi ran cago. Tho most reasonablo dining car sorvico between Pueblo nnd Chica go. If you aro going to Kansas City, Omaha, Dos Moines, Chicago or any place East, you should onqulro about tho Oreat Rock Island Route before purchasing your ticket Ask your nearest agent about It, or wrlto for folders, and any Information desired. A. E. COOPER, Gen. Agt., Portland, Oro. g! A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one ot our tender nnd delicious meats, steaks, lamb or mutton chops' veal cutlets or pork, Our meats nro all cut from the fattest ami nrunest cattlo, and wo ran supply your tablo with frosb, nutritious and wholosomo meats at bed rock prices. E C, CROSSSALEM OPE Phon 291 m 'at,. K-JL Jet THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A first-olaes piivate hospital for tho treatment of chronic and surgical cases. Built thepast year especially for the purposo for wjbich it 1b used. Convenently located within four blocks of the business part of tho city. The most modern furnishings and latest appliances tl.roughout the building, Heated by hot water and Hghtod by gas end electiclty Here the sick cau have the comforts of an elegant private homo, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital without the noise, confusion, and publicity attending one. Outside physcians bringing cases in treated with the greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations if requested. For terms and further luforma tionwrlto or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M Do Your Horses and Cows Like Good Hay? We are prepared to furnish It. Wa havo clovjr, cheat and timothy hay 0 lie best quality, Our prices are the lowest going. SAVAGE St REIT3 322-324 Com'l st SEEDSMEN Agents for thb International stook food. 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 for preparing substantial'and dainty dishes, that it adds to home economy by utilizing "left' overs." Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper as soon as they hear of it. X X R. M. WADE & CO. onrnm Union Pacific AND DEPART FOR TIME SCHEDULES From .Cortland, Or, ARRIVE FROM Chicago Portland Special aalt Lake. Denver. Ft. U A.IL n ..... Y-.H... 8,50 a. tn. ..villi, isuimin, nnu.M iut, tn Liouia, ouicago 4.S0p m, via Hunt ington Aliantio" Express 9 p. in. tIr Hunt. lnRton "? Paul" Fait Mall 6:13 p m. Spokane UU iUMl. Salt Lake, Denver Ft. Worth. Omaha. Kmui 4.10a. in. CI tr, fit, Loula, Chicago and Eatt Walla Walla. Luirimni.. Spokane. Wallace, Pull man, Minneapolis 81 Paul. DuItlth.MlhvflUkri r:01a m Chlcsgo, and Eaat. 72 " HOURS v 72 PORTLAND TO CHICAGO no tnanje or wars Through tickets via this route to all Eastern points on sale at Southorn Pa cific depot office. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland All tailing dales subject to cnange For an Francisco Ball every A day 8 p.m. Ip,n Dallr exeep :ept COLUMBIA RIVER ToAMorla and Way Landlugn. l . m. lundir Sunday ez, I 8p m Saturday 10 p. in, WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for Port land and way landings on Tuesday Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For Corvallls nnd nay landings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 6 p. m. A. L. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. 1'ass. Agt. Agt. O. R. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Salem, Ore-. At Easter Time is when the building business will bo in full swing. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to got estimates from Goodnlo Lumbor Co., for nny and all kinds ol lumber for out or itiBido work. lath, shinglos, sash, doors, blinds and everything needed in this line. Goodale Lumber Co. N&ar S. P. Paea'r. depot. Phono 651. Here's a Bosom Friend It's a pleasuro, isn't it, when opening your bundlo from the laundry to find bow white and neat your shirts and collars are? No saw edges; no tears; no holeB anywhere Well, wo give you that pleasure, every time. Our work is done to perfection. Can't bo surpassed. Try us once. Our charges lowest. Our service best, Salem Steam Laundry COLON BU J. OLMSTKD, rilOPIUKTOR. PORODS D. OLMSTKD, MQR. rhone 411 230 Liberty Strett V ""