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Newspaper Page Textfi V THE D AILY JOURNAL, dALEM, bRfidoN, WBbNBabAV, MAV &6, Mi. H-'tH."1l u & EA- VI s1- i tf 1 lt J fe SLANDER AGAINST STEIWER "a , n..' Rcfuted'By Offo Who Lived in the Family Employes on the Farm Were Always Well Treated Among, the campaign atorlos circu lated 'for 'political effect In tho stato mont that' John Stelwcr, Ilopubllcau nomlnoo for nhorlfT of Marlon county, uovor allowed farm hands to oat at tho flatno tablo with tho family, and otherwise treated thorn In an un friendly manner. If thlH woro two It Iobo Mr. fttolwor votos and would put hltn Til an unonvlablo light boforo the voters' as a candidate A talk with Mr. Stolwer himself convinces its It has no foundation In fact; Tho; cus tom Of the family was to work with tho h0lp on tho farm, both Mr. Stol wer and lils boys, arid It was not prac tical to feet' meals at different times or places for tho rest of tho arm help." This mattor has boon niado por filstofit ubo of by Mr. Stolwer's oppo nents! and, sbem'n to bo tho main card rollea ujponr'for his defeat His oppo nents' should bring something mora than more rumom to bnso it upon. Tho Journal reporter, learning that John W. Reynolds, the attorney, was a few years slnco omploycd by Mr. Stolwor as a privato tutor for his chil dren, callofl" Mr. Rdynold's attention to tlio Item 7n tho Silver ton Appeal, which contains tho follewing: "Stol wor, who Is running ngalnst Don on tho Republican ticket Is said to bo mora llko an African slavo border than an American citizen. It Is said that ho cptnpols his' holp to sloop in an out bitildlng'' and 'Only, permits thorn to Ut5 In his hmisry, while eating such victuals as tho family leavo, and then they aro only allowod In tho kltchon and not In tho dining room.' "I do not soo how such ridiculous lies could havo been dovlBod," said Mr. Reynolds. "During tho yoar I was there, tho hired farm hands nlopt in a Jiouso formerly occupied by tho Stolwor family thomsolvos; tlioy took their meals hot In tho kltchon but In tho dining room at tho samo tlmo and at tho samo tablo an tho mombors of tho family, as well Sundays and when thoro woro guests as at other times. Mr. Stolwor alwayn treated thorn with courtesy, Uljroollhg thorn about tholr work plenBantfy" as If advising rather than ordering. I did not ovon hoar him speak Impolitely to ono of them during tho nlno months I was thoro. I noticed also that social lottors woro rocolvod- from somo of tho former holp,1 and theso lottors woro read with Intorest by tho whole family and wore nnsworod. Ono would go far to find a hotter employer than Mr. Stolwor." Where Prof. Wnnn Is Lome. "Prof. Wann Is making somo points against tho 'cramming' In tho '"schools," said Suporlntondont Aclcor man this morning. "Ho Is correct to somo oxtent I havo mado somo re formation myself In tho lino of ruduc Ing'tho numbor of school books, bIuco I boenmo suporlntondont. For In stance, I' found novaral books In sev eral departments, llko googrnphy, for Instance These I reduced, ly drop, ping tho largPBt. Roforma cannot bo too radical at onco. They must be gradual, Prof. Wann makcB ono chargo, though, that Is not correct. That Is I do not know that ho dis tinctly mnkos tho chargo. Ho holds up. a long list of schools books, uomo HO, adopted by tho school board. This ho'lhows to his dudloncoB, loav Ing tlio Impression that thoy aro all uiod In thj- course, whoroas 120 of thou nro library books. Thoro aro only 20 of thoso books In tho regular cpurso," Prof. Aokorman will bo horo sovortfl daysiln attendance on tho JeaJhorH1 Institute, Astoria N0WB Where the Shoa Pinches. 'It hnit tinniintinririiil l.. I, fa n..n .-j.k- -sis.-. v".nv o ujijur- nohtfl, Sald'ho, that ho was trying to docolvo tho peoplo Into bolluvlng that , hV'was not a domoomt, but ho thought tho shoo pinched on tho other foot' If ho woro oleotod to tho gov jSrnorshlp ho would pay no attention to tho politics, raco or rollglon of ttuyono whocamo boforo Jilm miking favors, if that was UinV not a domo fgrat then ho was not ono but moroly i J .'PWl cttUon of tho groat stato of Oregon, (Choora and applause.) If , (tho peoplo did not think that ho was honest or capabla enough to admin ister tho affairs of the state thoy wore 'foolish If thoy voted for him; If. on itho other hand, thoy believed him woro cnpablo or honest than hlu op ponent, thoy should In all honesty. ;ivo him tho support of their baltot n tho second of Juno. Geo. 18. Cham borlalu at Pendleton. From' Waaco County. At proae'ut tho Ropubllonnu nro claiming; Wasco county for Furnluh by the. normal' majority 150. No poll fliM boon mado of tho county by &lthor party, but anybody who can ..qjod tho signs at a)l qau readily boo ''Mr. Furnish oannot get tho entire taj,ejublloah Vote. Thoro Is a cousld ?'erftblaf disaffection among tho Itopub 'llcanB oV Furnish, and my candid opinion la that lie will loao 200 Repub lican votes In Wasco county, there fore I would say at this tlmo' that the Vdlri,g5vS'roorv,-aTh thfii comity would bo vory oloso with alight chances in favor of Chamberlain. Tho Vote on congressman will bo very nearly identical with that for gover nor, slnco It Is recognized by all that Wlllfenuum. and Eurulsb flrd$a tho BamouVjAttKY. i V i ,J ,. r n-r-O-s :" Firef'at-D'rSnsvlllftJ: Tlllmon Ford, Uio-well-kif&Wfrfatm or lawyer, of SalfJtff, wlh address a Republican rnlly at Brownavlllo to day. Fard Is a great favorltaAmong tho farntbrs. Ho got rich practicing law, but! prefers farming, ontl has eight, farms In Marlon county. Ho Is n campaigner of tho old-style plain Bpokort, a hard fighter, good story-toller, and an eloquent orator. Ho titfvdr falls to draw a crowdrano alway sends his audlenco bomb In gooll' hUmor. i , From Linn County. t Lebanon, May 20. Youwr of tho-21th at hand. Roth of tho lending parties claim that thoy will carry Linn county, and while tho result la' in doubU Wo bollovo that tho Domociatu Will tMry tho county by 3tnall majorities from 100 to 200. Think Chamborlaln will run 250ahend of his ticket Quen Christina of 8paln. Tho retiring" queen rogont of Spain richly dosorvofl tho words of eulogy which Sanor Sagasta pronounced upon hor. Hors has boon a life of un swerving and unsolflsh dovotlon to tho young king, hor son; sho has shown raro beauty and strength of character under advorso conditions;' and It Is to bo hoped that she may bo spared to witness a prosperous reign of tho youth whom sho has so care fully trained for his responsibilities. Boston Journal, r"'rA Clara Morrla SJorr. CInra MorrlH related this Btory In Mc Olurc's Mngazlno of her production of "Miss Multon:" "Tho play had twleo failed In rnrls, which was, to say the least, discourag ing. Rut after brief reflection I con cluded I would risk It, nnd then, Jusl by way of encouragement, Mr. Ciiznu ran declared that nil my acquired skll and natural power of expreMHlug amo tion would provo uselcwi to me, that 'MIhh Multon was to be my Wn..rloo, and to nil anxious and surprlHcd 'Whys?' he snpleutly mndo answer, 'No children.' Ills argument was that, not being n mother In reality, ' could not be one In Imagination. "Alwnys lucking In self confidence, these words mnile my heart sink, but the over ready Jtmt came bravely to the fore to hide my hurt from the public rye, and at the next rehearsal I shook my head mournfully and remarked la the little liKin : 'Ilad-biult Miss dish man niiiHt be n very bad Lady Mac beth. I don't want to sec her!' "'Whatr ho exclaimed, 'Cuslunnn not piny Lady Mncbcthi, For heaven's sake, why not?' "'No murderess!' I declared, with an air of authority recognized by those about iih iib a fair cojiy of his own. 'If MIhb CtiHhiimii Is not a murdurcHS, pray liow can hIio net Lady Macbeth, whe Ib?" One or HiuulmT'ii TrlcUa, One tiny lit a Loudon tobacconist's shop Saudow, the Htrong man, wan handed Heme change, nnd In the middle of It he saw something that looked llko a bad shilling. He pushed It back across the counter, "I think that one Is bad," ho said. "Nonsense," said the BliopUecpor. with an Incredulous air. He took up tho shilling and tried It In the little brass coin tester that wuh screwed to the side of the counter, Then ho ten dered It again. "It's quite good," ho said. "I cnu't bond It." Hnudow hinlled mid took It between Ills linger uud thumb. "You can't bend III Mny 1 try?" ho nsktd. "Certainly," said the man, with a rlu. The strong man pressed the tip of his forefinger toward tho tip of his thumb and tho spurious coin bent like tissue paper. "Well," said the tobocconlBt dum founded, "It looks like a wrong 'un after nil! Perhaps you will accept an other?" And Snndow did, A Circular ltnliiliinr. , A member of n party who mado au ABcont of FIHHtorrehoru uomo year ngo thus described a novel sight which delighted tho tired climbers: The dny wo mounted tho Flnsterrohorn wu wore fronted to the rare sight of a clr eumr ramuow, tuo phenomenon tasting nearly half au hour nnd forming a complete- circle. There woro heavy clouds lying uomo -1,000 feet below on tint Ant- i-lnnlm- mill It win mi llmx that tho beautiful, brilliantly colored) ring lay. A Beeond circle was ulso vlslf bio. We were near tho summit of tho peak when the first of tho party ol served It, nnd from that point the facg of the mountain on tho (iriiiiBel side Is almost perpendicular, giving us a Bpjoudld view. A Ittahter Anrtuiotr, It Is not always the great conductor that shines as u composer, though uij fortunately he often labors under the delusion that such Is the ease. On one occasion HniiH Hlehter was prtwent at ( a concert given by n brother compomtr.1 at which tho latter performed a long and not particularly Interesting work of his own. When the composition came to an end, Ulchtcr wcpivmsed hta criticism In a very few words. "Well." ho said, "I, too, lmf written compositions to make a pile bo high" mining bis hand three feet from the grouud "but 1 lmf bum id thorn!" Jo h l'vople of Snuttlr Keep Time, The people of Bunglr, an Island of tin Malay nrohlpelago, keep time by tht aid of an hourglass formed by arrange log two bottles neck to neck, 'i no sanu runs out lu half au hour, whon thu oof tlea aro reversed. Close by them a Una U stretched, on which hung twelve ticks market! with notchuu from one to twelve, with a hooked stick, whlo.li Is placed between the hour last strtfoK and tho uext one. One of these glassea keeps the tlmo for each village, for Which purpose thrf-bourB aro sounded ca a k'uuii uy a aevpvr. HITS JACK MATTHEWS A Salem Republican's Warm Reply. To a Circular Letter from the Temporary Boss. FollowliiK ctter Is In renly to n - - typowrltton circular recolvcd by a prominent and nctlvo Salem Republi can worker who Is not enthusiastic about Furnish: Hon. W. F. Matthews, Portland, Ore. My Dear 8lr I am In receipt of your Icttor requostlng that I assist at this tlmo In oloctlug tho Ropubllcnn ticket, "as a porsonal favor to you, etc." You will allow mo to say that what you might get out -of a Republican victory that would bo a "personal favor" to you, Is of small conscquonco to mo, but I want you to know that you could confar a porsonal favor not tnly on mo'butoh thoiisanlft of Repub licans all over tho state If you would show that regard for Governor Geer's rights as tho regular Republican can didate for U. S. senator that your po sition as chairman of tho Republican Stato Contral Commlttco calls for. Tho Australian ballot law provides thrco ways by which a candldnto may ho placed on tho ofllclul ballot, and Governor Geor'u uiuiio will bo on the official ballot In compliance with one of those wnyB. Evory ono of tho 3000 petitioners aflklng that this should bo dono certified that "T. T. Gccr is my choice for Republican can didate for U. S. senator," and his namo will ba on tho ticket, certified to by tho Secretary of Stato, as the Ilopubllcau candidato for u. S. sena tor, nnd your refusal, publicly and afllrmativoly mado, fo havo his name printed In tho nowBpapors of tho stato with tho rest of tlio ticket, Is not only an admission that you and your frlonds intend to bolt a part of the tlckot, but that you rogard yourself as tho chairman of such part of the Ropubllcau party only, as you may choose to support. If you contlnuo In this course you need not bo surprised If on election lay thousands of Republicans, not pleased with your maehlno methods, unyway, follow your oxample of In dependence, and whon tho votes nro counted you will hnve no trouble In rights loft, and that whllo the bosses may succeod In manipulating conven tions and campaigns, tho Australian ballot law Is a dofonslvo wenpon in the hands of tho people. Yours respectfully, etc. WORLD'S GREATEST BUSINESS. Learn Advertising If You Would Win Success. Nearly ovory busluoss nnd profes sion Is sadly ovorcrowdod and tho young man or woman entering upon a career Ik Badly handicapped. It Is necessary to work and Btrlvo for years with scarcely any Income bo foro hiiccobs begins to nppear ovor the horizon. There Is ono buslnoss, howovor, which Is tho exception that proves tho rule, and, strango to soy, It Ib tho world's groatost business advertising. More mouoy In spout In America for ndvortlalng than for nny other ono thing and yat tho advertis ing busluoss Is sadly In uoed of trained, able, experienced men and womon. Dusluettfi men aro obllgod to pay extravagant salaries for the as sistants thoy requlro. It Ib strango that moro young peoplo do not loarn tho advertising business Instead of Htuggllng along in tho linos that are now ovorcrowdod. Thoso who work in storos and ofllcoa and nro proparlng for Komo oHpoelal business career should also loarn advertising. So should tho man In busluom for him self. A knowledge of advertising nl ways place) ltsowner head ami shoulders above his surroundings. It brings additional salary at onco and. rapid promotion. It onables tho busi ness man, young or old. to outstrip competition. R la tho one business which Is open to ovory otherbuslnoss; tho one thing without which lu thoae hustling twentieth century time sue com Is Impossible. It luiH hitherto been thought neces sary in ordor to lenrn the ndvortlslng huBlneus "to go throush tho mill," commencing at tho bottom and work ing Riadually up through long yeurs of oxperlonco and hard work. Mr. Charles Austin Hates. Vander bllt Uulldlng. New York, the eminent advertising authority, rontly com pleted plaiiH for placing a knowledge Qf advertising In all IU branchea In tho poaaeeelon of nnylKMly who care to tntu It. This plan enable the learner to commence earning money almost from the start and the cost Is but sllMht Mr. Hntea will send full particulars to anybody who asks for them. How the Srcttoii Bar It. Tho woman from New Hnglaud buys a "tablo spread," whllo her sister from tho south buys a "tablecloth." The wo man from Nova Scotia orders the serv ant to "lay the table." while with most of us natives of tho United States the command Is to "sot the table." In the country the hostess says to her guest. "Sit by." when It Is time to eatj lu town It Is "1'lease Bit down," lu the olty among swells there Is no further luvltattou than tho Knuouucemout or the Bervant that "dinner la served. " Mobile (Ala.) Ueglater. Tho Russians have signally failed as locomotlvo bulldore. Twenty-four locomotives woro recently construct ed nt tho Charkoff works for the Cen tral Russian Railway. Thoy woro contracted to dovclop a speed of fifty miles por hour. In actual service eighteen miles was 'their minimum speed. Thoy havo consequently been condemned as practically worthless, and tho govornmont railway advisory board has recommonded that locomo tives employed on Russian railways hereafter bo obtained oxclusivoly from tho Unltod States. Ono Ameri can manufactory has sent 419 locomo tives to that country "already, Includ ing all types. I usnn wear The importance of knowing that tho muslin underwear you buy Is mado In clean, healthful factories Is very cssentlnl. Tho Bort wo sell Is made whoro san itary conditions and surround ings nro perfect. Wo carry only tho hotter grados. It la to your lntorest to sco tho lines. . I Dalrymple's OS About Moving Machines There aro a great m any points about mowing machlnos that tho prospec tive buyer Is apt to ovoriook, especial ly If ho has loft tho buying of his mow er until tho last nilnuto, and wants to buy nnd hurry homo to get away from tho porslstont snlosman of this, or that or tho othor mowor, who will havo "tho best," of course. Tho thing to do, howovor, Ib to lot tho maehlno do a llttlo talking. TJso your oyes, a little common sonso, nnd If tho mowor can't holi) soil ltsolf, pass It up. Now, tho McCormtck, for Instance, Is tho hoavlost mowor. Has tho widest main framo. Tho heaviest main framo.' Tho hoavlost cuttor bar. Tho hlghost wheels. The longost pitman. Of any mowor In tho Hold. Ono point to romombor, Is that when you aro dovoloplng powor vou havo to stay In contact with tho source In tlio mowor it's really the wolght Uiat's tho wholo llfo of It, for If It's n feath erweight, It will slldo tho whools ov ery tlmq you cut your grass. Thon, If you wnnt to cut grass with tlio loast roBlatanco, tho cuttor bar must bo nb rfolutoly unyloldlng, and tho McCor mlck cold rollod bar, with tho oxtra ro Inforccmont on tho near odgo, prosonts tho hoavlost, atlffost bar that's made. This makes wolght, and to counterbal ance this, thoy mako a wide, hoavy framo, and place tho gearing at the extreme left, which absolutely doos nway with sldo draft, a fact that can ho proven any time by dropping tho nockyoko. Tho main bevel goar, too, Ib supported at both oiuls by bearings, ! which is not the caso with many oth ers. The hickory pitman bar Is oxtromely long, which reduces the friction to tho minimum, nnd the knife la always In, direct lino, no mattor how much tlio bar may bo tilted. The knlfo runs in tho bar against oxtra long woarlngl platen, which can bo roplaoed whouf worn, at small cost, making tho bar practically Indestructible The draw out of tho MeCormlok la tho only perfect draw cut on tho mar ket, for not only doos It draw direct ly from the main shoo, but tho doublo treos nro hitched directly to It. and under the tongue, making tho pull up Instead of down, ns In many others. This tnkee the neck weight from tlio team, another fact which you can prove by dropping the ueokyoke, and starting the team down a swath. The McCormlck wins on roller bonr Inge and with IU firmly set gearing and subatnntlal weight gets Into the Brass, and cuts the longest of it with the least friction of any mower made. If you're on the market fon n ma chine. It's your duty to see them all, and you cai;'t fall to admit the superi ority of the McCormlck whon you leave nil prejudices aside, and buy on merit We have already set out with the sales much In advance of last season at thte date, and If you're on the mar ket you'll do well to e us. Send yonr name; we'll forward cat alog. F. A. WIGGINS 255C57 Liberty 8t, 8lem. Farm Machinery, Wagons, Buggtes, Uloyoloa, Sewing Machines, JJP"PewliiR Machine Repairing by N. II. Hurley. Sum o' I I VI Under i i i I &&&Y&Z2?&T&&72 ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. GREAT SALE FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY,-There la no ttoro in tho Willamette Valley that oners such .rare inducements to tho buying public rb tho Chicago store. Tl.o goods nro eo good anu tho prices eo low that we nBtonish tlio keenest buyers. Men's 50c working shirts 20c Men's elite neck ties 15c Men's blnek fllk bows 6c Men's good eocks 4c Men's i5c piiependerfl . . , 8c MenV 35c Merino underwear.. 10c Men's )5c duck gloves 5c Men's 85c sweaters 50c Men'fl 20c etrnw hats 10c Men's 75c felt hats 10c Men's canvas lints 19c PRICES CUT TO THE QUICK McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street. Salem, Oreeon I haf!sf25ssH et it Your Carpet, Your Linoleum, Your Shades. Your Iron Beds, Your Mirrors, Your Chairs, Your Lountrcs, Your Pillows, Your Many The House Furnishing Co. 308 Com'l et., noxt to Poat ofllce. $& yyUtT jtho rtmody that curat, o cottt in ono d"-- I SB" (87-A TPTtcwhrt rnvV Tho great bargain sale at Friedman'e, No. 307 Commercial street, has taken hold of the laboring men's hands In the way they are buying our gloves and many of them wearing pants have captured our suspenders, for the quality and price oult them. The people buying our hats are not subject to t sunstroke, and those who earn their bread by the sweat of their brow know where to get their handkerchiefs, at Friedman's. For durability and strength, Friedman's socks take the walMor they get Btronger every day you wear them. Remember the place. Friedman's 307 Commercial Street. smtlSaSn 0mmm i '"mw ...TRY OUR M GOODS. Cheese Sandwich, Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham Wafers. HaRRITT & LACJQRBNCB Old Poat' Office Grocery. j. F. GOODE Salem's Greatest House'Furnlshlog Department Store. Char.tcr Oak stovesand ranges by the ear load, Fixtures andwrepairs kept spley by us, STORE... Ltulies' fOeSumni'f corsets ...25c Ladles' 18c fast black Iiobo ... 10C Children's 15c fast black hose.. 10c LndlcB' II. 8. handkerchiefs.... He Boys' Btmw hate 10c 10c Appllquo lnro .5c 12Kc all ellk taffeta ribbon.. .7c Ladles' 10c Mummer veata 5c Whito wash braid lc yd 25cvoillng 10c 50c black nnd whlto lace o Striped stocking 25c of U6 Your Wall Paper, Your. Mattlnir, Your-Curtain Rods Your Mattresses Your Picture Frames Your Rockers, Your Couches, Your Cushions. Other Tilings. Btoroe at Ralom nnd Albany' Tbla signature Is on every box of tho t,enalno Laxative Brorno-OuiniiicTabiou Just Look At what wo givo you. Our best efforts nroyourc first, last a.id all the tlmo Our laundry standard b flxoJ at high) nnd wo nover si in from it far an instant. Let your linon as well as your light , liino. A spit! and span nppcarnnco counte for everything. Our Urst-clas work will servo you in a general letter of introduction. Salem Steam Laundry COLONBb J 0LM8TKD, momiKTC B, DOnOOS D. OLMBTED, MOH. f hone 411 230 Liberty Street '.a.uc.l,.i..n.iv is i a oniy box u( van soum-t. Laxative CronioOulnincrabieu ll rti-w rrI,t t- onn rt- Do you want a paint that will not peel or rub off? If so use Pattern's Sun Proof It is fully guaranteed. FOR SALE DY Sayage & Reid m fif. 1 i B v B1M - Id I B.y It k Ml H 1 ill 11 ORRffiN SHOIrLINE, ahd UNION PACIFIC DPPAttT FOIl TIME SCHEDULES From l'oitland, Or, AMUVK FROM ClllCBRO Portland Ppcclal 9.-00 a, m. yls Hunt ington uVntlo' Kxprcts 8.50 p. m. tI Hunt ington Rait Ijiko. Denver. Ft Worth. Omaha, Kn6a City, fit. Loult, Chicago 4:30 p m, and Kasi. Pall Lake, Denver Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kauiini Cltr, Bt. Loult, Chicago and EaM. 8:10a. m, St. PftUl FMt Mftll Bits p. ni. via Bpokauo Walla Walla, Lowistou, BnokMio, Wallace Pull man, Minneapolis Bt. Paul, Duluth.Mllwaukw Chicago, and East. ;Uir in 72 HOURS " 72 XX POHTLANDi TO CHICAGO no unanic oi v.nr Through tlcketa via this route to all Enetorn points on salo at Southern Pa- clflo depot offlco. . OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULB From Portland All Balling datoi subject to cnaugo For o an Francisco Ball every fi days 8 p.m. 4 p. m Dally except Suudar 8 p. in. Baturday 10 p. m, COLUMBIA niVRR ToAstotla anil Way Lauding. 4 p. m. - ix.Bundty WILLAMETTB RIVER Steamer Uuth loavos Salem for Port land and way landings onTuosdayiThurs-' days and 8nturday8,about 10 a., m.' ;For, Corvallia wnd way landinga, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 5 A.! ORAIG, M. P. BALDWIN. Gon. Pass. Agt. Agt. u. it. ft n. uock Portland, Ure. Snlom Ore. . Corallis & Morn Kailnad;, TI30J CARD.. No. 2 For Yaqulnn: Train leaves Albany ,12:60 p. in-. Train leaves (Jorval aula.... i:50 p. tu Train arrives Ynqulna 0:l5p. mi lit. j lUiturnin?: Leaves Ynqulna 0-OOa. tn. Leaves Corvallia 11:30 a. m. Arrives Albany 12:15'pl ni; No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00a.m.- Arrives Dotrolt 12:16 p, m No. 4 From' Detreit: Leaves Dotrolt 12:45 p. tu, Arrives Albany., 5:40 p.m. Trains 1 arrives in Albany in time to connect with tho S. P. south bound, train, ta well bb Klvinp two or threo hours in Albany before departure of 8. P. North bound train for Portland. Tralu No, 2 connects with tho S, P. west sido train at Oorvhllis Oroastng for' Independence, McMinnvlllo and all points north to Portland. J. TonNun, Edwin Stone, Aont, Albany. Manage O. G T, Go's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Frlday.tOa.o. For Corvalllj Tuesday.Thurs' day and Saturday at 5 p. m. Quick Time, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot or Trade at. M. P. BALDWIN, Aft. L.D. HENRY'S REAL ESTATE AND RENTING AGENCY Is at 230 Commercial Street PHONE MAIN 2681 SALEM ORE. STEUSL0FF BROS. DcalcYa In Live 8tock, Wholosalo and rotall hutchora and packers. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Flno sausages, hams, bacon and lard. 316 Commercial street CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains. Baggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt tervlco. Tolophono No.241. HOMYBIt & HBDIUOK.. This is it This Is the place whoro you get honeat work at an honest price. All kinds of bicyclo repairing and all kinds of tires and sundries at reasonable prices. FRANK J. MOORE 109 Court Bt, Phono 2M4. Salem Water OFFICE CITY HALL For 'Water snrvlnn nnnlv at nfflna Dills payable monthlv In nrivnn;' Make all complalntB at tho offlco. Your Step Mothen Is still hero busvaa ovor HnH vhn your cloUies aro all out of order, worn, with buttons off, tako thorn to her at tho Salem Dyo WorkB. At this establishment you can-get anything set to rights, from a pair of gloves, to the most elaborate silk gown. A gontleraan can get his hat qiaaned, his trousors creased, or his wholo suit rejuvenated to ault his las tO. also four sulfa n mnnth - i Buttons sewed on, rips sewed up. suits pressed on short notice. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. fo j j ,.""W6.aro Prepared to go after and deliver suits pressed by the month MRS. C. H. WALKER o 195 Commercial 8treet "r t? fk -Wi. J ''"'mmmmi- jn. fm ";