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PEOPLE BARGAIN HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Hcmtmbrr only for tho:e two days that we make such ttartllnr reductions. We
cennot keen srlllnt foods all the time less than cost, so be on hand If yon went any
of our treat Wednesday a ad Thursday's Specials.
AT tir Covert cl th. latest shades.
As lit splendid t r skirts, t'etular
price ISc. Wednesday and Thurs
day's price. lie
AT Or Siln finished Silesia, double
Al VL twill fine for all kinds of lln
Ints Iteiular price 15c Wedncs
day and Thursday's price .. -9c
IT jl. Fancy Cotton Chillies:
A' f2t dainty patterns, well worth
B I-JC
price -
Wednesday and Thtiriday'a
. 4 1 2c
AT Iftr Cream colored Turkish
Al 1UI towels 38x 20; (food and
heavy. Heiular price 15c, Wedne.
day and Thursday's price -10c
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Court Street,
ah
Bedroom sets
;Eab and Aapie prices
X A full car load just re
ceived. Every mirror a
French Plate. X Nothing
equal to these has ever
been shown in the Wil
lamette Valley, X X
.
The House Furnishing Co.
308 Gom'l lit., next to Post office.
' 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 tine goods at such little prices.
INFANTS' WEAlVShort and long dresses, skirts, slips, caps
and bibs, good qualities, little prices.
SILK MITTS AND GLOVES-15 cents a pair.
. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT-Receiving new good every day.
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Noxt Door to the Poslofflce.
WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE
When Columbias and Hartfords are .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,
the Columbia of 1902 embodies many improvements and refine
ments that contribute mightily to cycling comfort and pleasure
Be -up-to-date and get the benefit of them. Sundries, repairing,
wheels to rent
O. J. WILSON
Nw Location
Packing Co,, So. Omaha, Neb.
ATOCr Patent leather belts: best
A I ZDL msdr, thick and durable,
Neiular price 39c, Wednesday and
Thursday's price 25c
AT ICr Wash Taffeta Silk Ribbon.
A I IjI Mo. 40: the correct toods
for neckwear: all shades. Heiular
price 25c. Wednesday and Thurs
day's price -!5c
AT A Or ladles' white embrold
Al OVC en and tucked shirt
waists; Ficnth tick, drab front; the
latest. HemUr price $1 00. wed
nesday and Thursday's price 69c
AT A Cr The lafst Paris drop front
A I tOL corset covers, handsomely
trimmed, Rrsular price 75c. Wcd
nesday and Thursday's price -45
ALL OVER TUB STORE
Salem. Oreeon
ah ah
and Diessers at
Btoroe nt Hnlom and Albany.
Hammering it Into
His Head
Ian forcible, hut noodlosj operation.
Less ot'onuoua tnuthoila o! nruunuMit
vastly do thn buaiueas for lib. Tho pub
Ho la nwnrti thut wo soil thu boat grade
of pnro, olonr wntor Iro, Also that our
prineearo tho lowest that wo rIvo ox
cullont service, 76 couta 100 lbs. to fam
lllua. Hprclat ratua to larnc consumeri.
Manufactured nt thu Capita! Icu Works.
Mrs. M. Beck, Prop.
Bnlein, Oregon.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
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"state ticket,
aovornor.
GEO. 13. CHAMBERLAIN, of Multno
mah County.
Supremo Judge.
It.
S. BEAN, of Lane County.
Secretary of State.
DUNBAIt, of Clatsop County.
F. I.
Stato Treasurer.
C. 8. MOORE, of Klamath County.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
J, II. ACKEUMAN, of Multnomah
County.
Attornoy-Gonoral.
A. M. CRAWFORD, of Douglas County
Stato Printer.
JAS. E. GODFREY, of Marlon County.
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Joint Sonator for Marlon and Linn
Counties.
W. II. IIOBSON, of Stayton.
Stato Senator.
E. M. CROISAN, of Salem.
SQUIRE FAItRAIt, of Salem.
RoprcBontntlvca.
FRANK DAVEY, of Salem.
E. T. JUDD, of Aumsvlllo.
THOS. D. KAY, of Salem.
A. M. LAFOLLETT, of Brooks.
J. D. SIMMONS, of Monitor.
Sheriff.
JOHN F. STEIWER, of Jefferson.
Cleric.
JOHN W. ROLAND, of Salem.
Recorder.
JOHN C. SIEOMUND,, of OorvalB.
Treasurer.
W. Y. RICHARDSON, of Stayton.
Commissioner.
WM. MILEY, of Aurora.
Assossor.
CHARLES LEMBCKE, of Buttovlllo.
Survoyor.
BYRON 11. IIERRICK, Jr., of Tumor.
Coroner.
A. M. OLOUair, of Salem.
Justlco of tho Peace.
(Salem DlBtrlct)
E. D. IIOROAN, of Salem No. 1.
Constable
CIEORQE II. IRWIN, of Salem No. 2.
THE PARAMOUNT ISSUE IN ORE
GON. Goo. E. Chamborlaln has forcod tho
statu campaign to ho fought out on
tho single lssuo of stato financial re
form. Ho atnnds for flat Balartus and
retrenchment of grafts Furnish
stands against.
Mr. Fulton, Who Is doing thu talking
for Hanker Furnish, dufonds tho pros
out system, and nrguus that Oregon Is
not spending nearly as much money ua
Washington.
Chamberlain Bays the stato Is spond
lug too much money, nml will voto tin
constitutional hills, and will labor to
put nil olllcortt on n lint salary, and
demands that all fooa nml perquisites
go Into tho treasury.
Mr. Furulsh's mouthploco ducliirun
that Oregon might Hpond more, and
Btll not ho up with othor statoa In ox
tiuvngunco thus bogging tho (piostlon
of u huslnoHH administration, such as
Mr. Furnish talks about giving.
Tho attitude of Fulton and Furnish
shows thoy nro luslucorfl, and think
more of preserving tho grafts than of
relieving thu taxpayer of any of his
bunions.
160,000 a year la wasted on an ox
trnvagnnt and corrupting system of
conducting tho statu onicos, Tho hop
rotary of stato and printer nro Kottlng
?G,000 a year mora than a good "busi
ness manager" would pay for such sop
vtaos.
Yet not a word of unequivocal do
nuuulatloit of suoh a system can ho
got out of Mr. Fulton or his stool
pigeon candidate for governor on this
matter.
Mr. ahamborlntn has done well to
mako this tho most prominent matter
in thu campaign. So long as tho stato
hotuo administration la not on a busi
ness footing how can wu expect the
latdalaturo to bo decent?
Are the country politicians, who
come to Salem for forty days ouce In
two years, KOlug to refrain from grafts
and onaot good business laws when
the odlelals of tho samo party for four
years have the skinning of tho whole
135 Court Sti
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
statn nut of fifty thousand dollars a
year? I
"Nay, verily," as F. C. BaHqr would
aay, tno taxpayer cannot expcot n
change for tho bettor ordor of things
unless ho will begin at tho bottom,
and put tho vory foundation of statu
government in order.
FURNISH MEN KNIFING THE
TICKET ALREADY.
Tho throat of Furn! all's organ In Sa
eom, whoso editor's expressed deslro
to tho govornor for "somo good ap
pointment for which I am qualified,"
was Ignored, suggosto a possibility
that Mr. Furnlsh's friends should call
to his attention.
Tho Australian ballot law provides
three ways by which a man may be
nominated for an office, and ono of
theso Is by petltioil of Individual vot
ors. 'It was by this motlipd that Gov
ernor Geer has a placo on tho official
ballot, as tho only Republican candi
date for United States sonator. Ho Is
tho only Republican on tho ticket
whoso name has boon placed thoro by
DIRECT NOMINATION.
Ho notified ovory man in tho state
who waB thinking of being a candidate
for senator that ho proposed to submit
his claims to a voto of tho peoplo, and
Invited them to do tho same, "slnco
it Is tho nearest approach to an elec
tion by tho people that is now pos
sible." What can bo fnlror than this? Gecr
Is tho only man in tho stato brave
enough to accept tho provisioned of the
Maya-Fulton net, and Is under Its pro
visions tho only Republican cnndldato
for tho United States sonato, as Mr.
Wood la tho only Democratic candi
date. Geer Is on tho Republican tick
et as regularly as la Mr. Furnish, and
Is, therefore, as much entitled to tho
support of ovory Republican votor In
thu state, as 1b tho Republican cnndl
dato for governor.
Tho outspoken unfrlondllnoss of the
Furnish peoplo to Geer's candidacy Is
but ono othor proof of tho Intontion of
tho Fulton-Scott-Brownoll-Kuykondnll
cabal to "rulo things with a high
hand," ns tho Orogonrnn said of tho
samo outfit two years ago, and to
recognize nobody, olthor In conven
tions or at tho polls, who will not how
down to tholr dynasty, which, as tho
Orogoulnn has also said two yoars
ago, "Is always unscruptulous nnd al
ways corruirt."
Thoro aro nt least COO Republicans
In Marlon county who nro already on
tho vorgo of voting ngalnst tho innti
for govornor whoso only claim to pub
lic notice was hts bank account High
ly colorod nowspapor reports to send
abroad do not ohango tho sltunfTon
horo one Iota, and If knifing is to bo
tho gnmo, by all menus let It ho known
at an early day.
Tho declaration of Furnlsh's oil!
clnl organ that Ills friends do not In
tend to support tho Republican nonil
nou for Unltod Stntos senator only in
vltos a justlflnblo retaliation, and bo
lies his oratorical outburst at tho
stato convention, promising to "glvo"
a famnnlgn which would ho up to
snuff.
If ho knows which side his bread
Is buttered on ho will make a special
trip to Salem and "ronrgnulxo" tho
Salem Sentinel.
FORCING GEER OUT OF THE
PARTY.
Tho program of n numhor of news
papers and of a number of Republican
inaungerH has boon for tho past six
months to forco Govornor Geer out of
tho Republican party.
This plan and purposo has boon
steadily adhored to, oven to tho blade
unlng of tho Ropubllcnu stato adminis
tration, which has, howuvor, boon
abandoned slnco he wns forced out of
thu stato convention.
Tho newspapers and tho men who
engaged in thU havo abandoned thu
vory charKoa on which thoy fought
Geer before thu convention, showing
thoy lined them moroly for personnl
purposes, not from principle.
For a month nfter the state conven
tion retired (leer not a word was said
for him or his friends and associates
only the sneers nnd Blurs coined by
political innllee wore hurled at them.
Such a course could havo but ono
end In view political persecution to
force to tho wall against whom thoro
was really no nrgumout from tho
standpoint of good Republicanism or
good administration.
But Geer has not been turned out to
grass. The Republican party is too
large, ami the people too fair to be the
tools of personnl malice on the part of
revengeful and dUnppolnted ollloe-
huatlora.
SUPPORTING TRAITORS TO POPU.
LAR REFORM.
Thu people have been pereUteatly
Informed that the primary held in
Portland, under the I.oekvood act, was
thu only honest primary oleetian ever
held iu that city or In tho state. A
week after tle state convention tho
Orogonlun, In an editorial saying tho
Geer-Moody-Slmon Republicans had
gueeeed wrong, had Jumped the wrong
way. ended with the werd: "The
new primary law did the bunlne."
It will he recalled that Cltiwiis'
nominees for the legislature In Mult
nomah county In 1900 agalust the reg
ular Republican nominees promised,
among other things, to get office to
support the Bingham Direct Nomina
tion law they all signed an ugroe
mout to support that WH and thee
betrayed It for the Lookwood law,
which thoy want extended all over the
whole state.
Tho Oregonlan wa3 thon. .on tho oth
or sldo. It Is now supporting Uio men
who botrnyed tholr trtiBt. To provo
this read tho following from Scott's
editorial in tho Orogonlnn of February
25, 1901: "Tho direct primary law,
passed by tho legislature, 1b a fraud
on Its faco. The plank In the citizens'
platform was moroly to get In on. Tho
reason for this betrayal of popular re
form Is of courso, otc."
o
DIRECT NOMINATION OR IN
TRIQUE WHICH7
Tho Tologram says that "Governor
Geer Is tho official candldato for U.
S. senator, but this will not discourage
Sonator Fulton at nil.' Perhaps not,
for Senator Fulton does not depend on
the popular voto for his strength, but
a weok or more before tho limit ex
pired for getting on tho official ballot,
Govornor Geer gavo public notico that
he lntondod to loavo tho mattor to tho
peoplo, and lnvltod all others who In
tended to bo candidates for U. S. sen
ator to Join him in this submission to
tho popular will, and promised to as
sist In tho oloctlon by tho logislaturo
of tho man who secured tho hlghost
popular vote. Tho next sossion of tho
legioiatuio will sco tno election or n
senator, olthor by an observanco of
tho popular vote on tho question, or,
as usual, by lntrlguo, and thoro will
bo an opportunity to test tho sincerity
of members on the question of election
of U. S. sonators by a direct vote of
tho peoplo.
HEAVY DUTY ON BEEF.
Undor tho DIngloy law tho duty on
beef cnttlo Is 27 Us Ier cent; a stcor
worth horo $100 would cost, If brought
from Canada, $127.50. Tho duty on
sheep, mutton nml pork Is two cents n
pound.
Betweon tho protection of tho tariff
and tho robatos of tho railways the
packors of tho country controlled 400,
000,000 pounds of stored provisions on
tho oponlng of this yoar, on which a
one-cent ndvance In prlco meant a
profit of $4,000,000.
Ilosldos this a heavy duty on hldos
onrlchos tho groat slaughter houso
kings nnd has no bearing on tho prices
of llvo stock on foot. If tho trust that
controls both tho buying of llvo stock
and tho selling of moats to tho con
sumor puts tho screws on at both onds
It will rnlso a rovolt that will ond In
political revolution, or drlvo tho coun
try to a stato of socialism,
Tho best men In all parties are
ready to declaro In favor of taking off
tho tariff in any caso whoro It puts
such unlimited powor to crush both
pioducor and consumer as tho powor
now apparently lodged In tho hands of
tbo meat trust.
IT IS OF NO CONSEQUENCE, BUT
Will Mr. Fulton, who Is leading tho
fight to mnko Mr. Furnish govornor,
oxplaln how it Is that tho mnn ho In
volglod tho Populists nnd Domocrnta
Into making sonator tho last sossion
cast his first Important voto for tho
ship subsidy?
Will ho oxplalu how tho Mitchell
Chlnoso oxcluslou law camo to bo de
feated In n Republican Senato, and tho
nallor clause was knockod out of It In
dollnnco of tho Republican platform
of Oregon?
Will ho oxplaln why tho Nicaragua
canal bill that passod tho Houso with
bnroly a dlssonttng voto Is tied up In
the Sonato? Sonator Mitchell Is In
charge of that also.
Will It go tho way of the Chlnoso ex
clusion hill?
Thoso aro minor matters of tho peo
ple, nnd may not be worthy of tho
tlino and attoutlon of tho Sockoyo
Salmon Stntoemnii from tho mouth of
the Columbia.
SAVE THE PHILIPPINES.
That was a good suggestion of tho
Portland Journal that tho Orogonlnn,
lit declaring from day to day that
Chamborlaln's olectlon would result In
thu Independence of Uio Philippines,
evidently believes that Mr. Furnish
would promptly veto any hill tho Ore
gon legislature might pass to that of
feet. But we suggest that Furnish
Hhould ho compelled to bind hlmsolf
before olectlon to veto any scuttle
measure that may be passed to him
for his signature, Tho future status
of our Island possessions deponda alto
gether on what Uio governor of Ore
gon may think of it.!
It should also he remombored that
tho success of tho Lowls and Clark
fair In 1905 depends upon the political
complexion of tho man who may be
govornor at that time. The Oregonlan
says so It must be a Republican fair
or we won't havo It, so there!
o
Little Tommy Oleeton Is leading the
hot to victory far that grand old
man who was in Grant's cabinet, was
United States senator, was nominated
for justice of the supreme court of the
United States, and Grant stood by him
until the whole United States was up
In anus against his confirmation. The
next year Williams showed up in a
national convention with a proxy and
foutht Grant with nil the consideration
of a grateful friend In polities. Now
the old man Is making the ehas of
his life for the petty, offlce of Mayor
irf Portland. S
Judgo Williams says they are ob
jecting to him for mayor of Portland
because he la an old man. and belongs
to church. He will show the Demo
crats what a lively old man he can
be U he Is elected. But the poople will
) never get that exhibition. If latuan
stays la the raoe.
Thoro la a sovcro sarcasm in the
fact that tho sign whoro tho school
book trust used to bleed tho peoplo
of Oregon for $50,000 a year, Is still
over tho placo wloro the Portland
Journal Is now printed. Tho textbook
trust was put out of business by Gov.
Geer, and now tho party managers,
who always, got boodlo from that
trust havo put him out of business.
Tho world do inovo in Oregon, but
sometimes It's backwards.
Geo. 13. Chamberlain Is pursuing
nono of tho methods of tho politicians
of tho past in this atate, who had wild
eyed gentlomcn from Texas, and the
Lord only knowB where, come and
make hts campaign for him. Ho Is
making his campaign himself talking
strnlght to tho peoplo and If ho Ib
elected thoy will havo no mlddlemon
or boss llko Charloy Fulton to do busl
noRB with.
o
WollTtho Orogon delegation has
created another timber resorvo, and
wo ought to bo thankful that some
thing has been done for tho summer
tourist class of population.
With a llttlo training tho human
stomach will down any trust for in
atnnco, if wo all quit eating beef and
drinking whiskey, what will become of
those trusts?
Tho new states nro coming into tho
Union slowly, but they nro coming.
Tho inestlmablo vnluo of six new
United States sonators la felt in somo
quarters.
o '
Tho Greater Oskaloosa, Iowa, election
cnrrlcd, and 1000 acres of' suburban
lots havo been ndded to that city, nnd
Its population now numbers 12,000.
Tho Boors aro again trokklng, and
It Is to bo hoped will find a country
where thoro Is nolthor diamonds nor
gold mines.
England is levying a bread tax. In
our country tho beef trust is lovylng
a moat tax.
Wo suppose it is all right, bo long as
Morgan gots his toxt from a $45,000
Bible.
C. W. Fulton should not bo elected
governor. Ho already holds ono of
fice. As tho logislaturo moots In Salem,
what's tho mattor with a sack factbry?
An Inventor has patented a combina
tion revolvor and dark lantern.
Llko a weeping woman, with nil her
showers, wo still lovo Orogon.
Lot ovory community proparo to oh
sorvo Momorlnl Day.
Chamberlain and Furnish
Photo buttons for salo at Cronlso
Studio.
Excursion to
The Dalles
J. 13. Cundlff and L. D. Koyzor, rep
rosontlng tho Brotherhood of Locomo
tive Tralnmon, woro In Salem this
week hi tho lntorost of an excursion to
Tho Dalles on May 25th, under tho
nusplcos of that organization. Trulns
will bo run from Albany and via tho
West Sldo.
Chamberlain and Furnish
Photo buttons for salo at Cronlso
Studio.
Removed.
Fitts & Doty's fish markot. 130
Court stroot, opposite W. C. T. U.
roadlng room.
o
Wo havo a button machine and make
our own buttons. Cronlso Studio.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Joint Sonator Marlon and Linn
Counties.
JOHN A JEFFREY, of Salem.
Stato Sonators.
L. H. McMAHAN, Salem.
J. B. DIMMICK, Hubbard.
Roprosontatlvos.
W. T. SLATER, Salem.
FRED ROCK, Stayton.
LOUIS SAVAGE, Snlom.
S. TOMLINSON, Woodburn.
I. "W. BERRY, Salem.
Sheriff.
B. B. COLBATH, Salem.
Clork.
A. M. DLRYMPLE, Salem.
Roaordar.
J. A. SHLLWOOD, Salem.
Treasurer.
DAVID BACK, Mt. Augol.
Far County Commissioner.
W. W. JOHNS, Salem.
Surveyor.
A. WHITLOOK, Sllverton.
Asaeosor,
J. D. SKIRVIN, Scotts Mills.
(Salem District)
JuBtlao of the Peace.
J. O'DONALD.
Constable.
JOHN H. LSWIS.
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Train arrives Yaqulna . 0:45 p. m.
Nc, 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 000 a. ui.
Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. m,
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Leaves Albany 7:00 a.m.
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Leaves Detroit... 12:40 p. ru,
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Trains 1 arrives in Albany in timo
to connect with tho 8. P. south bound,
train. s well aa ffivint? two or throe
hours in Albany before departure of 8.
P, North bound train for Portland.
Train No. 2 connocts with tho 8, P.
west biuo train at uorvhiue urosamg ior ,
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Lake City, Denver and
Chicago, buffet, library,
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Do Your Horses and Cows Like
Good Hay?
Wo are prepared to furnish it. Wo havoclovsr, cheat and timothy hay o
he best quality, Our prices are the lowest -going.
SAYAGB &t RBID
322-324 Cora'I st SEEDSMEN
Agents for tho International stock food.
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R. M. WADE & CO.
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TIME SCHEDULES
From 1'ortlantl, Or,
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Chicago
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Special
8.60 a, m,
via Iluut
lngton Salt lki. PenriT. Fl
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and Katt.
4:30 p a,
Atlautlo
KzprcM
9 p. m.
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ington ''alt Lake, Donrcr Ft.
Worth. Omaha. Kaimiu
8.10a.
CUT, bt. Louis, Chicago
and East.
st. Paul
Fast Mall
6:isp. m.
Tla
Spokano
Walla Walla. Lwn.u,i,.
Spokane, Wallace. Pull
man, Minneapolis St.
Paul. Dulllth.MlliTaukM
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Chicago, and East.
72
" HOURS v
72
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
no bURDic or wars
Through tickets via this routo to all
Eastern points on sale at Bouthorn Pa
cific depot office.
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
Prom Portland'
All tailing lntc subject
io caango
ForanFraucIico
Ball every o daya
8 p.m.
4 p. m
Dally
except
Sunday
8 p. m.
Saturday
10 p. m.
COLUMBIA RtVKR
ToAMoria nml Way
Landings.
i p. a.
ex. Bunds?
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Btcamor Ruth leaves Snlcm for Port
land and way landings on Tuesday .Thurs
days and Saturdays, about 10 a. m. For
CorvalliB vnd way landings, Mondays,
Wednesdays and FrldayB nt about 6
p. in.
A. L. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN,
Gen, Pass. Aut. Agt. O. R. & N. dock
Portlaud, Oro. ' Salem, Ore.
t.
most modern and up-to-dato railroad t
enjoy the finest equipment on earth. K
enjoy the finest equipment on earth
Louis, Mo.
Rosa O. OL1NE, Pacific ft
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At Easter Time
is when the building business will bo in
full ewlng. If you haven't given your
orders for your lumber requirements it
v, ill pay you to get estimates from
Uoodalo Lumbor Co., for any and all
kinds o( lumber for out or ineldo work.
lath, shingles, sash, doorp, blinds and
everything needed in tliia lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. raes'r. depot. Phono 051.
Here's a Bosom
Friend
It's a pleasure, isn't it, when opening
your bundle from the laundry to And
how white and neat your ehlrls and
collars aro? No aaw cdtes; no teare;
no holea anywhere. Well, wo givo you
that pleasuro, every time. Our work is
done to perfection. Can't be surpassed.
Try us once. Our charges lowest. Our
service best.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONEL J. OLMBTBD, PnOPWKTOB.
D0R0C8 D. OLM8TXD, MOB.
Thone 411 230 Liberty Btret
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'HIS perfect Oherry Seeder doas
notcrusn mo cuorry ----,
any losa of juice; a P""!"
itornla cherries. Tho seed "tractmc
knile drives the need into one dlah anii
actually throwa tho cherry inlo anoJM
The rairka of the knife can freely"
aeen on the aeeded fruit. I 'g?
2J to 30 quarts per hour. It"'1 Pr,tc
65 cente.
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