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tHE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, ORBOON, TUdOAV J UN 6 24, 1flu2, It'!. i .ii ii ' mim iiiniiiamiiyM ! , i . ii m i in ii HMMtoHminm fyvaaBmSB - hi r r Hi book flhowlnar orrr iW premium iflven for wfappcn. sent Bp H Premium Dept..The Cudahy Packing Co., Sq. Omaha, Neb. ;j Still in Business!! ROACH HARBOR LIME. BEST PORTLAND BRAND8 OP CEMENT OFFICE 0PP08ITE COURT HOU8E, ON HIGH STREET, D. S. BBNTLBY OCQco Phono 1551. TODAY Harritt zl Old Toot Oflko Qrocory. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you con enjoy from ono of our tender and delicious moats. Btonko, lanib or mut ten chops, voal cutlotn or pork, Our meata aro all out from tlio lattOBt and tirinmntcattlo, and wo can supply your tablo with fiesh, nntrltlouu nnd wholooomo meats at bod rook prices. B, C, CROSS SALEM ORB 1'hon 201 Gambrioas AND Everybody is THE NOBLB .ALEX CORNOYBR Dry Goods at Reduced Prices. Dimities and lawns at reduced prices. Muslin underwear at reduced prices. The best values in the city. Come and look the stock over. Corsets from 23c up. We and 19 which we will sell from 25c up to 40c; none higher. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT running full blast with all the latest novelties. Greeubaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Door to tho PoatoDloo. pOLLMA1 OHBRRY '3fcS&-SaB' I r- 7 ectH& 5i(SHie. 9cco. ' I - I R. JVL ...Oregon Corn Meal... Wo have u nice Block ol Freeh Ground Oregon porn Meal, aoiuethluB that hj the rl K to H andU far better than kiln Mod meal. Give It a trial and you will us no otbor. Phono 1781. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... jHCwrfSfc FEEDMEN AND SEED3MEN, Salem. Orceoa GARDEN 8AND OR LOAM. SAND AND GRAVEL. Itcsidenco Phone Hod 2305 STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE Lacdrbncb welcome at Oor. State and Commercial. 'Phono, Main 81. say have a lot of small sizes 18 SBBDBR xr 'MB perfect Olierry Boeder doea noicrutii iiiu ciiuny ur uop any loan ol juice i a practical machine lor largo, minii ur uui. Ifornla cherried. Tho eeed extracting knlie drives tho eoed into ono dish and aatually throws the olmrry Into another. Tho ruarke ol tho ktilfo can scarcely bo booh on tho aoeded fruit. It eeode from 20 to SO quarts por hour. Retail price, 85 oeute. Beer! WADE & CO. THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northweot Afternoon Newo paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Daily One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Centa Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. THE ORCCONIAN AND A 8PECIAL SESSION. Taking ndvnnUw of tho fact that It Is probably road by tnoat of the mom bora of tho state loglslaturo, and no other papor 1b, tho Portland dally fair ly bollB over with misrepresentation nbout tho proposed special session. It has a column and a half "Will It Holp floor?" "Is tho Special Session a Move In His Intorost7" etc., etc. Thero was a time whon It would havo boon Bind to holp Geer, when ho was supposedly playing In tho snmo gamo with Scott whon ho was needed to carry tho farmer vote of Oregon. Now It happens that floor and Ford, Imtli Mnrlnn rniintv nmtl. nro about all thoro Ib loft of Ilopubllcan loaders who can go out and carry the farmors of Orogon with them In a stnto cam- nnltMl Until fnvnr A Rtinclnl HMtflion nild tllO onactmont or iixeu sninnos as mo nri stop toward putting our state govorn mont In ordor. Those gontlomon havo nover agroed vory much horotoforo. Tint iimv tin nernn. as unnui) leans. thnt what Is manifestly right should bo iinnn linfiniHn It. In rlclit. and not bo- causo It would holp or hurt this man or that mnn. Tbny aro Republicans enough to lay down tholr personal differences and unite on n proposition that Is contained In all political platforms, and admitted by all persons should bo done. UccauHO Tho Journal advocates flat salaries Is not a good reason why it should not bo brought nbout. Tho Orogonlan has not always advocated bad propositions. It has advocated good ones, liko toxtbook roform, nnd Its editor manfully helped to bring that roform Into effect. On ttilH flat. Rfilnrv (itinstlon it has never dared glvo ltB readors tho facts and dotntls of tho great abuso that oxlsts, ana Tlio Journal cnaiiongos u tn nlvn llu rnnilnm n. lint, of the foes and salarlos, as drawn by tho, state omcluls, ana lot tno peopio wno renn that pnpor rorm tnoir own opinions It daro not do It. Tho Journal prints tlio list of fees, perquisites and salaries each wcolc, and tho exact correctness of a Binglo Item has novor boon callod Into ques tion. Tho Journal has novor boon nc- cuhoiI of any solilsh design In connec tion with tho matter excopt by tho nrmrnnlnn nnil It will not ltlvo Its roadors tho facts and truth nbout tho mattor, but asks thorn to Bwnllow Its colored and garbled statomonts. Tho people should labor all tho harder to gut tho special session, In Bplto of tho Orogonlan. They ought to know what Its opposition menus, o ORGANIZE A DECENT LEGISLA- TUnE. Tim ilnonnt ImnlniiHU nlnmnnt. of tlio nuiiilillnn nnrtv fl till nil otlltir lllir- lion itlimilil mitt ti to Rociiro a decent organization of tho legislature. A loglslaturo lino tuo last ono, wiui Ilrownelllsm rampant, and appropria tions running liko wator, would ruin Oregon and wlpo tho Itopubllcans off tuo Hluto, as a political nominating factor. Tho Portland ofllclals can soo noth ttii? In n loirlHlnttire. but a clinuco to fenthur tholr own nust. Mon liko llrownoll nnd Fulton can sway tholr own localities to roturn them for local purposes, but tlio whole state win novor statin ior meir mum ods. With all his power locally. Mr. Ful ton had to fight for his existence, and the man bo fought tlio hurdoat, and who openly voted for tho Itopubllcnn caucus uomlnnAH In tho last session wiia loturned John Ilnhn. Tho Senate and llouso can just n well he orKanUed and run on deeont principles au on l(t. It Is cheaper and easier for tho dominant party to bo decent, and If It Is not decent this time It 1ms no future Hut wu can hardly expect a huslnoss organization. It Is not what tho ma jority of mon go to tho legislature for. Tho Ilopubllcan party needs a still worso trouncing than It rocelvud this time buforo It will see the necessity of working on llnoa of honest endeavor for tho tnxpayer, ami tho peopio may have to help thomsolves. - When It comes to doing what Is hon est and decent with a matter like put ting our statu ofllclals on flat salarlos, tho taxpayers havo rights thnt tran scend tho privileges of any party. THE PAPER THAT GOES. In spite of tho dull suuuou, and tho political campaign being over, The Journal boom in circulation lcoeps right up. Tho addition of a freo Wookly clruu lntlnn In tho city and suburbs onnbhw im to cover tho outlro local field as never before. I.Ike the puHsoiiKor who gets a few free pmumts on tho train, those who get ft froo Weekly order the Dally us soon as they are utile. The Sntunlny Journal huu more nd vertlsliiK and more sale on the Htrueta than any dally paper ever puhllshod at Salum. Tho people who live out live or tun miles stop and get their Saturday pa por before they go homo, and to ac commodate them The Journal oej to press oarllor on that nay. The pooplo liko The Journal, be cause It brings the news, and lota of It. Thoy know where to find It on nil Impoitaut nmtteru. It takes n position, and stands by It. It BtnndB by Its friends and its con victions, and thero Is no mistaking Its portion on auy matter of liupartnnoe. Th Journal will Btrlve lmrd to mer it thw support It is getting from peo ple of nil parttfta. It may not always suevood, but It will strive hard, o The Irrigation hill Jiwt pnwtftt will have millions to disburse and thou wands of appointments under the Inte rior department. We are rapidly no lug In the direction of state otllolalUm Is It sheol or hevn wu are Hear ing? The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Connu mic tion Is to cure your cold when It flrst appoars. Acker's English Remedy will stop the cough In n night, and drive the oold out of your system. Al ways a quick und sure cure for Asth ma, DnuiohltiB.-nml till throat aud lung trouble. If it doea not satisfy you tho druggist will rotund your money. Write to us for freo snmnle. W. 11. HQOKBtt & CO Buffalo, N. Y. . J. FRY. DniU'SUt. Diabetes and Bright's Disease. Interview With Edward Short of tho Ban Francisco Call." Mr. KJword Short, connected with tho bust' cess departmcut of the San Francisco Call Interflewed: Q You nro reported to havo been cured of dlabotcnT A -That Is right. Q Aro you suro It was dlabfltesT A I nan rojectod for lunurunro, and Inter fnlllntc rapidly, our phyalelaa told mo I had dlnliatosand to put my nfTnlr In Miapo. Q Havo rnoro than ono pbynlclan? A Yen, 1 had nnother condrm It. Ho, too, Nald I could not llvo loot?. I had dropped Irom WW to 135 pounds nnd wag very wean. A neigh bor told me of tho Fulton Compouud Q -How lonir did ou havo to talro It? A About u yoar beforo I wus porfeotly well Q Did your phynlolans then tost for xuimrT A -lloth did. Iloth reported normal. Thoy wero very greatly Hurprincd nt my roepvory, for thuy had told mo dlnbeto wns lncurnblo. Q Know of any other curoHt A Hevernl. I told my fr'ind, William Mar tin, an B I. conductor of Btoekton, nbout It Ho had dlabetoH, nnd was about to elvo np hli position when J told him. Ho got tho some re sults I did, and was well whon killed a yoar or so Inter. Q Any others? .. . A, . A.I told William Hawltlns of the Custom House and Captain Hubbard of tho barkentlna B N. Cnstlo, upon honrlcg thoy had dlnbotos. Iloth of thorn woro cured. I nl told a neigh bor who hnd dropsy. In a month It wns elim inated. I enn't recollect nil I'to told. Q-DId It fall In nny enso! A. Not ono It Is n posltlTO euro In Ilrtght's Dlttoaso nnd Dlnbotos Ooovor and see Haw kins and be will toll you tno Bamo thing. Medical works agree that Ilrtght's Dtseaso nnd Dlnbotos are Incurablo, but 87 per cent, nro positively rccovor.ng under tho Fulton Com pounds. (Common forms of kidney complaint offor but short resistance) I'rlco, (I l for the Urlght's Disease nnd tl.W for the Dlnbotlo Comimund. John J. Fultou Co , ISO Montgom tt street, Ban Frnnclsco, boIo comundcrs Freo tests made for patients. Descriptive pnmphlot mailed freo, C. C, Comfort, 8ole Agent. JOURNAL X-RAY8. Watch tho Creator Salem celebra tion. This Ib graduation day at Alt. Angel college Aro you bringing up that boy or girl to bo a paiaslto? A boodler and a lobbyist nro as near allko as two eggs rotten ones. www Tho Salem colobrntlon will provo that Salem has already expanded. Thnrft In n trrdat dlfforonco between llnanco for tho public or somo one else. This rain has mado lots of roasting oars whoro thoro wouiu navo noon none. is tho Orogonlan Jealous of tho in fluence of ono little country news- papor? Tho ntrnwliorrv cron Is vorv llnht. and tho cream at most rostnurantB Is vory thin. Tlwi Drni'nntnii flizhts a snnclnl HOS- sloii as though somo or us gratts wouiu bo brokon. Thnrn novor wns a caluhratlon to compare with the ono Snlom will liavc this Fourth. A solution of common snlt pumped Into the lungs through a gold noodle Is tho latest to euro pneumonia. It costs nearly twice as 'much to koep tho Inmates of tho Iowa Institu tions as It does In Wisconsin. V This Is tho sonson of the yoar whon every promlnont pronchor Is hoaraldod as "tho most eloquent divine." Captain Clark has boon made an ad miral. Au great n surprise as tho name of Saul among tho prophets. The Journal Is naked to try n dally piiK.lo service; tbp average dally pa por Is puzzle enough for Its readers. With ovorybody Patton It on the buck, the coming Salem celebiatlon sooms to be working smoothly ou Its Hinges. Tho Tumor cnmpmootlng did not bring tho rain. Tho Salem Fourth of July celebration Is to havo clear woathor. Tho Journal known those rains hnvo boon worth many thousands to the farmers, but It brings no charge for bringing them on. Many parts of Callfomln aro still struggling with tho grasshopper plaguo. Tho hopper gets all there Is wherever he appears. Tho peopio really havo no right to keep harping about a Hat salary, aftor Uenry Alcfllnn and Harvoy Scott have ituld they can't havo thorn. South Salem has not only tho most beautiful women, but the grontoet rustlers. Soo what thoy havo just done for tholr publlo school library. The pen with whloh Oovornor fleer mIrus the Hut salary bill will bo au his torical telle and so will several type writing machines worn out writing ed ltorluls cm the subject. Tracy ami Merrill seem to have completely eluded tho posso of nows papor reporters. Ono of theso days a couple of ranchers with coon-dogs will round them tin. If Charles Frrll itnn'r nun them. ""0 If you are troubled with Impure blood, Indicated by sores, plmplee, hwulachu, etc., wo would recommend AokeHa Blood Elixir, wlttnh vn ualt under a positive guamuteo. It will al ways ouro aororuious or Syphilitic poisons nnd all blood diseases. 60 ots. ami Jl.OO. D. J. FRY, Druggist. o (The Dallea-Tlmoa Mountaineer) Frlonda of the Isthmian canal In congress are simply wolstlng their tint trying to got a bill through this congr8. They could accomplish vastly more uy Introducing ft hilt for a railroad between the two principal ports of the country New York and San Francisco. Such ft measure would draw tvway tho lire of tho railway lobby. o Su ar cd apt ac .a. . DwtVit Ua KM Ym Hiw Ahriff Bjt' ' ws . A ,"1 lugttitua Pf MARION COUNTY COURT Official Report of Proceedings of County Commissioners For Alaricn, At Its Term, 1902 June Road and Highway Account. W. M, Busboy $ 83.33 O. U. Mlllor 1.70 Spoor Uros , 4.00 Sliomus firos H.G3 U. S. Itndabaugh . . 1.C0 J. E. Kldorldge 3.10 Robert Whitney 3.40 John Korr 2.00 A. Uoutln 2.00 Thood. Boutin 2.00 D. H. Horrlck, 3i 12.80 W. Dosart 2.70 Oiay Bros 8.97 Frank Llbby 4.00 13. B. Cochran 3.00 W. II. Scott 2.00 W. 13. Wlntormantlo 2.00 R. P. MyorB 2.00 B. D. Hcrrlck, Jr. 11.80 Pohlo & Bishop 3.50 Jns. Roberts 3.50 W. H. Dormnn 20.05 T. fl. Bnvldson 4.80 Carl Walker 18.00 Wm. Jones l.uO B. B. Horrlck 4.50 C. C. Zlmmermnn 3.00 H B. Oearln 12.G0 Chas. Scollard 43.50 O. Myors 9.00 John Savago 12.00 0. A. Mlllor .... 1.50 13. C. Trubonback 4.50 13arl Poolor 8.02 J. P. Itainsdon 1G.G0 Short 31.50 Short 31.50 P. Matilda Taylor 22.50 K. Burtness 12.00 13.00 20.25 3.00 COO Scott Harriett ... Clifford Jones . . A. E. Johnson . . . Frank Humnhroy 13. T. Hradloy 13.50 Prod KIsbIIiik 2.25 W. Dosart 10.50 C. W. King 19.50 It. Al. Wade & Co 8.50 2.25 9.75 17.00 8.00 1.90 5.70 3.50 3.00 2.00 2,00 12.00 87.45 2.25 Carl Brand Sam Yatos Uofor & Zom John Mlllor Slogmund & Pugh . Leo Brown & Sons J. C. AIcFarlano.... T. B. Jones Thoo. Rubona J. W. Fahy . B. B. Horrlck Jr. .. V. Wattlor & Sons . J. N. Miliar John Isaac J. W. Geo. E. T. Nnzo 15.35 StOVOIlB 1.00 Ln Follctto, disallowed. Rallo 80 Malvln 3.75 Salem flun Storo 14.50 M. L. Eskow 12.50 J. J. SolllB 10.00 Ed A. Taylor 7.00 Ollvor FnrroiiB 5.35 Orln Alorrla 7.00 Som Brown 1.50 Som Brown 19.50 Fred J. Otjon 12.00 fl. B. Allllor 18.00 H. At. Burdsal 3.C0 W. L. flllbort 28.50 John Ttihr 3.00 Ollvor FarroiiB 3.75 Bradford Graves 3.00 Roy Slmoral 19.50 C. AL .Tnn7! 18.00 T. Y. AlcClollon 3.75 Ray Short 7.20 R. P. Alortonsou 39.75 Victor Smith 11.25 C. S. Rlogscokor 3.75 J. A. & O. 13. Smith 12.75 F. Al. Howo 33.00 James Currla ' 0.00 O. J. II. Fryor COO John Darby 7.50 C. O. Baker 4.50 O. E. Lowls 9.00 J. N. AlHlor 22.50 0. 1). Noedham 3.00 1. O. Koodham COO I. A. Dickenson 9.00 Jacob Llchty COO Goo. Ferguson 1S.00 Ivon Poolor 2.G0 fl. Al. Aloores 7.20 Arthur Hiioll 2.00 H. A. Ilalvorsou 9.00 Robt. Scollard 31.50 J. F. Short 10.50 Walter llolltor 7.... 4.50 T. W. Huoll 3.90 AL M. Alcflrath 21.00 Knud Burtuuss ,.. 3.75 W. K. Murphy 12.00 H. Walker 18.00 J. W. Lyons :., 2.3B A. 11. Otjen 9.00 Jay Alorloy 3.00 Allohaol Anderson , , , . , . 1.50 Ghas. Mlllor 56.B0 Julius FlBhor , 2.36 Honry Plotohor 18.00 U W. Loo 10.50 A. "W. Anderson 17.36 Y. II. Hawd 4.60 Lee Davis GOO E. R. Lawronco 5.36 George Symoa 6.50 21.00 3.00 2.25 3.00 COO 3.00 1C30 tttet II. D. Amy , .... M. Anderson W. C. fllldow B. W. Odoklrk Lowls Ross tttlt Potor Stoffon R. 1). Gibson , S. A. Trainer .75 Jaoob Shaw 1.50 J. A. Alorgan iti 10.10 l.0 1100 COO 1100 1.10 coo l.M COO 94)0 9.75 136 1100 1176 3.00 10JH) Lloyd Uobiiison 13111s Stevona .. James Gordon . II. Stego a S. Shopard . . V. O. Petorsou t H. Stego .... H. A. Koono. w. k. ott John Rudlslmnsur fleo. Sponsor H. Horron W. Desart Win. Munson O II. Rains . Qhas. Koenoy 3,00 I. It Petorson 3.00 Htvin ravage Frank K. Wood Levi llerren P. T. Ott Isaac Stevons I J. Wood J. 1). Roulnaon Pearl Wood . . .. 0. W. & A. I Huoimt S. T. noiart A. A. Rloiiart . . Amos Harriett a W. Stegs 7JQ ISJO coo 34.00 100 1.10 coo 10.501 700. 7.50 w.ool 4.00 ' 9.00 1.50 Alllton OU "" Henry floodoll ArX R. Leo 1C0 Wlllnrd Alartln W Oscar Dcncor .-.r. 10.80 W. F. Davidson 109.00 Everctto Rolnnd, continued W. L. Dunnagnn 2,50 A. Shear " A. C. Snyder 10.00 Lawson Hadley ..., IJJ.DO Cbas Smith 12.00 W. V. Mlers 1-80 H. O. Sprago 3.16 C. F. West 1-00 B. H. Davl3 0.00 Ely Baker 3.00 D. W. AIcKay H'2 C. W. Stogo 28.00 Frank Hynos w Jnmea Shopord jj'O J. Van Arnnm .... -JO M. W. Burkhurst 2.50 II. Otjen 4.00 Andrew Koll 24.00 Sterling Clark e-00 W. Alcllwaln 1-jjO B. F. Hall 18.75 Geo. Edwards lo-W B. P. Hall, coutlnuod Oscar Donsor ot nl, continued Dan Rains Albort Cartor 7.G0 It. B. Aloorhouso 0.00 Poor Account. Z. J. UlggB ? .& Harritt & Lawrence i-"u Airs. At. F. Flffor 15.00 Walter Alorloy "!" A. Al. Clough a."" John Hughes 30.00 John Hughes GUM John Hughes 3.15 D. J. Pry, coutlnued A. S. Enploy, continued Damon Bros 3.00 D. P. Lane 14.50 Al. Al. High 88.30 M. M. High 13.29 Al. Al. High 13.29 Curcnt Expense Account. Patton Bros ? 17.50 Ross 13. Aloores 13.05 J. II. Roland 3.75 Western Union Tel Co., continued W. II. Burchardt & Co. continued J. H. Scott 3.00 F. W. Durbln 25 Honry Papo 0.60 W. W. Hall 5.00 Salem Sentinel, continued Eugene Dlctzgon & Co, disallowed Court House Expense Account. Salem L. P. & E. Co 40.00 Pacific States Tel & Tol 11.75 Pacific States Tel & Tol 14.35 Gray Bros , 0.45 Pohlo & Bishop COO Rebate Account. I. I. N. Alaxwoll 10.00 N. Alaxwoll 10.00 II. F. Overton 10.00 H. Allllor 1.00 Recorder's Account. J. II. Ross Roland 50.00 Circuit Court Account E. Alooros $ 12.50 Coroner's Account Lane ? 10.00 Stock Inspector's Account. D. P, D. D. Koolor. Continued. Bridge Account. G. W. Anderson f 7.50 R. B. Arorehouso COO Dan Rains 4.50 C. H. Rains 12.00 C. II. Rains 2.00 In tho mattor of certain allowances for poor persons horetoforo allowed by tho court On this day It Is or dered by tho court thnt tho monthly allowance horotoforo glvon to Alar garet Lambort. Josophlno Shonard, John Wlchoy, Mary Van Valkonberg, Ruth Allllor, Airs. Johns, Frances Ml col, Aire. David AIcKay, Harry Dunn, Theresa Gobln, John HIckoy nnd Thomas Relsback bo and thoy nro horcby discontinued, and tho clerk In structed not to drnw any warrants for any past tlmo In favor of tho said per sons nnmod. In tho mattor of tho roport of W. W. Hall, clork of warrants drawn on nc count of tho salnry of tho sovoral of ficers for Alay, 1902. Approved. In tho mattor of tho report of W. II. Hall, clork, of warrant's drawn as physicians' feos In Insano cases Ap proved. In tho mattor of tho roport of W. II. Hall, clork, of warrants drawn far scalp bounty Alay, 1902 Approved. In tho mattor of tho poUtlon of Loo Brown & Sons, ot al., for aid ln Im proving tho county road from Stayton to West Stayton Allowed $35.00. In tho mattor of tho petition of W. W. I.andor ot al., for aid In improving tho county road from Brooks to How ell Prnlrlo, near Lake Lablsh. Al lowed $60.00. In tho mattor of tho petition of Jos, Etzol ot al for tho location of a conn ty road in Alohama pfoclnct Accept ed and W. J. Culver. W. C. Portor and John Lodgorwood bo appointed appraisers and B. B. Horrlck, Jr., sur veyor. In tho mattor of tho potltlon of J. AL Townsond, otal.for tho location of a county road In Englewood proclnct, .Marlon county Accepted and W. J. Culver, AIox Thompson and W. Al. Cllne bo appointed appraisers and B. B. Horrlck, Jr., survoyor. In tho mattor of tho potltlon of Theod. Boutin ot al for Uio location of a county road near St. Paul, Oro gon Contlnuod until Saturday, Juno 7. 1902. In tho mattor of tho potltlon of R. F. Aleyors et nl., for tho location of n county road in Sldnoy proclnct, In Alarion county Contlnuod until Sat urday, Juno 7, 1902. In t" matter of the petition of rhoo. Reuben, ot al., for the locatlou of county ronu in Knlrfleld nreclnct. ainriuu county Continued until urday, Juno 7, 1902. Snt- Election Account. Young , f , j Stelnor ! ' ' J. W. David T. Al. 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 COO COO Klrby C. P. Worrlok "Walker . if., J. Basoy ... W. L. Allnturn Pope . . B. Morehouse S80, "T8 i. g!oo Darling . id, COO coo C. II. Rains T. . Hlbbard .... P. L Blaokerhy.,., L. Ames 9.00 COO COO coo coo coo 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 fleo. II. Riches J. M. Brown... 1- C. Russell .. .......... T. II. Hendersou.. H. H Vandevort.. Thos. G. Albert... A. A. Lee H. J. SwaffQnl W. II. Scott Wm. Anderson S.40 . uuerau fi0ft Wlntermantoi ..... I'" ftiS W. Jehu Jory CftO C. Rljjln J. 18. Lewis C. H. Smith C. P. Hein Harnett Telle . . P. U Pound . II. C. Porter I V Dumt PnhI Dose C. W. Ooiby COO CM S.40 CM ceo coo CM CM 3.M IM 3J0 (Coutlnued Tomorrow.) Frank Johnson Wm. Crothers ffov Sale At a Bargain 1 MP "IP I Ml. II Mil IIMI-! A modern house, new,, two blocks from the Post Office, 362 Church Street. An abstract goes with the premises. " ' Terms can be made to-suit the purchaser. Apply on the premises or to &. jfrfebmatv. . 307 Commercial Street. ms " -i&sy? aJSt-w. "' 'V &Z31: copxw.rfHT Jbe&g3gfi3 gX2)eSSX o.i i stM&Mz tmfVi 1 Hcz$$1ri ..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar.. For shirt waists, belts, riDDon, laces, sniri waisungs, ana omer gouus in our line. An especially beautiful lot of new veilings. Our goods are marked very low, Call and be convinced. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street, Salem. g)(a-ri)(sS6 JM Sfe. V 'T HSaJaVyS;- yv:. vm jil srs ci ",-raAzn rMTii jri TL, 1 sjw I r T t iTih'OTi IVAflM s is5Bffi ' J- Bfflr i LA rv S3.OO0.000 Worth of 80 Bound stetl ra'ls. 50 new locomotives, and 55 new X coitncs, cnir cars, oimnj ana During tho paet year, maKing it the in tno country. Travel over it and on In tho country. Travel over it and O. S. CRANE, Gen, Paa Agt., St. Coast Pae. Agt., Los Anelea, Cal. 2v5&Ztt&fi&&-Z2$ O. C, T Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesdayand Frlday.lOa.m. For Corvallls Tuesday.Thura day and Saturday at 5 p. ra. QuickTime, Cheap Rates Deck: Foot of Trade at, m. v. BALUWin. Aft. The Great Rock Island Route. Through personally conducted tour. 1st aleoplng cars between Portland and Chicago onco a weolc, and botweoa Og don and Chicago threo times a weok, via the Sconlc lino. Through Standard aleoplng cars dally between Ogden and Chicago, via tho Sconto lino. Through Standard sleeping cars dally between Colorado Springs and St. Louis. Through Standard and tourist sleep ing cars dally batwoon San Francisco ' and Chicago, via Los Angeles and El I Paso. Through Standard Bleeping cars and' ohalr cars dally between St. Paul and ! Chicago. I Be suro that your tloket rodB vi' the Great Rook Island Route. Tho best and most rnsnnnhi fin ing car service. For rates, folders and desorlntiv tit. erature write to A. E. cooprr General Agont, Portland, Or. CASTOR! A For Iufants aud Children, The Kind You Have Always Bough; Bears the si& . .., ...,. .. At Easter Time Is when the building busluoea will ho in lull swing. If you haven't given ycur ordt-rs for your lumber loqulremdntB it will pay you to got estimates from (Joodnlo Lumber Co., for nny and all kinds of lumber (or out or insldo work, loth, Bhinglea, sash, doors, blinds nnd everything needed In this line. nnnrialA I iimhAr Cn VVVWM-V MKII1VVI JJu Neftr 8 p, pnB8.r. dopot. pj,ono G51 underwear, corsets, hosiery, 1 When Yankee Doodle Comes to Town On the Fourth of July, he will probably wtsr his best bib and tucker, and will obreive that ovcry man of rcflnemant and tneto has a vbirt and collar on that bapii't wilted from tho heat, ard that looks immaculate and comfortable, be cause every well drenaed man in Salem mis his laundry work done at the Pnlem Steam Laundry. Got your work in early, wo would like to celebrate our folvea. Salem Steam Laundry COIANBL J. OLMBTBD, rnorniBTOHl DODOnS D. OLM8TFD, MGH. Phone 411 230 TJItorty RtreU A Good Wife and Health... Aro a man's beat wealth, and he ran' contribute to the health of himeol nnd wifo by uehg tho Capital Brewery beer. It is puro. healthful and nutri tious, and is a delightful beverage at nny 86.110(1, anJ during warm weather there isn't a thirst quonchor that can equal it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Reck, Proprietor. E&72?&?&5&&T&rjHT& caie cars is tne record or the moat modern and up-to-date railroad onjoy ov the ui the flnoat equipment on earth. Louie, Mo. uoaa u. ui,iM';, i'aciuc omsm mdUMON PACIFIC DEPART FOK TIME SCHEDULES From Portland, Or, AHIUVB FROM Chlcaao Portland Silt Luke. DunTer. Ft Special .Worth, Omaha, Kna 9.00 a. m. City, 8U Loula, Chicago 4.30 p m. via iiuni- ,ana nun. ngtou Atlantlo Express 8-fiQ p. m, v.a Hunt ington Salt Like, Denver Ft. L10a.ro aty, Bt. LouU, Chicago ana eui. tit. Paul Fast Mall SUA p. m. .. r 8pokno Walls Willi. LawlKOn. Bnokane, Wallace, PuU- nian, Minnospniia ttt. Paul. Duluth. Milwaukee :;0 m oniCAjjO, ana Hti, : . - -., 72 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAGO 72 n L haiMar rtf rr 1 vueftv we Tl.w..u tl.L.i,, : iUtm vmifn to ill AUIUUKU UvADW fin vaati -- Eastern points on aale at Southern ra clflc depot office. OCEAN AWD RIVER SCHEDULB From Portland' All aalllng datea mbjoct to cn&ngo For 'ban Fran claco Ball etcry 6 daya 8 p.m. p.B Pall Ur except ont COLOMBIA BIVEB ToAatorta and Vtay Landlnga. Sanday ex. C BDif np, in. Saturday u p. m. WILLAMETTH Kiva." p .. t Steamer Bnth leaveij .Sriem fo rFW days and Saturdaye, about 10 " ',Ji ivorvaiitB nu way mum6" -.u.-, 5 Wednesdays and Fridays at about " Gen. rasa. Agt. Agt, O-B: Wq Portland, Ora. BalwJ.Or I