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It stands for flat salaries, which will
savo the people $50,000 a year.
It stands for the franchises of un
taxed corporations, which will put
$100,000 a year In the state treasury.
It stands for the application of the
Initiative and referendum whenever
needed to protect the people of Ore
gon against abuses
.1 -. I. - uM.jAfl rlnrlnlftlt And
It BXanu lur rior.vi.- r....-.,
clav-heel politics, ao ana nst corrupt
ffiism from Portland and official ex-
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Watch The Journal's fight for flat
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If you bolleve In popular govern
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from other states would educato the
Deonle of Oregon to right principles In
our home government.
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ai i ovaimo CRIMINALS TO ES
CAPE.
Taconia Lodgor.
Tho authorities both of Oregon and
Washington havo failed In tho caso of
Tracy and Merrill to make nny rec
ord that oxcltos admiration. Thoy
havo not shown speed, ndroIlnoBS nor
courage At this writing tho crim
inals aro still at largo. Thoro Booms
to bo no Immodlato prospect of tholr
capture. They havo out-gonoralod
tholr pursuors nt all points. To bo
sure, thoy havo a cortaln advantngo
in tho fact that thoy aro desperate,
that thoy would havo no compunction
In taking human llfo. Thoro aro
many mon who would bo glad to
learn thnt tho fugitives had boon con
quered or klllod, but who would not
partlclpnto In tho doing of this.
Such mon, howovor, lmvo no right to
bo officiating as sheriffs or to attach
thcuiBolvofl to n pOBBO.
Thoro aro criminals who work In
secret, who koop tholr Idontlty hidden.
Tho primary difficulty In gottlng thorn
is to loarn who thoy nro and where
thoy aro. Tracy and Merrill are known
and tholr whoroabouts has novor boon
Involved In mystery. Thoy havo boon
soon repeatedly. There Is a runmr
that a brothor or ono of thorn Ih on
his way to 'Join thorn; probably a
false rumor nnd yet ono thnt might be
true. No wondorful astuteness would
havo boon required In hooping an oyo
on tills brothor. and to have boon In
tho vicinity to witness tho glnd re
union. It Is useless, howovor, to form
a cordon around mon If tho cordon Ih
to molt from any spot tho mon ap
proach. It Is vain to dlBgulso tho fact thnt
whon those convicts got away from
tho ponltontlary by shooting four mon,
three of them, guards," being mur
dered, thoy wore onalilod to do so
throuiili mismanagement. Possibly
thoro wan no way In which tnoy count
havo boon prevented rrom gottlng
nmiB. but ordinary alortnosH would
havo shot them down before thov had
butchered nil who happened to stand
in tholr wny. From thnt tlmo to tho
present, the foloiis havo had tho upper
hand. Thoy seem to bo playing with
tho roprosontatlvoH of tho law, and to
throw them off tho scout ns oslly as
thoy halllo tho hounds. If there has
boon a single crodltablo Incident In
tho wholo procedure. It wnH tho Inter
ference by tho llfo convict, nnd tho
pardoning of the wounded man by tho
governor.
That Tracy and Monill will never
bo iipprehondod dotM not Boom possl
bio. Somo day they will meet a por
son as ready as theuuolvus for strenu
ous work. It Is not to bo supposod
thnt thoy cnu llvo In thu innnnur of
wild housts for more than a brief po
lod. That thoy should have boon per
mitted to contlnuo this method ho
long as they havo Is a clreumstnnoe
reflecting no credit on anybody con
earned.
8TATE PRESS OPINION.
(Tho Dulles Tlmoe-Mouutnlueer.)
Gov. Geer says ho thlnkH the rem-
houh for an extra session outweigh
thoso ninlmt It. For otic the gover
nor Is right. A speelnl fteenlun can do
much to kMsen the burdens of the
taxpayer.
(Coast Mnll, Murahllehl.)
When Governor Gear talked or call'
Ing nu oxtrn session of the loglsln
ture to enact u tint salary law placing
all state officials on salaries and there
by saving tho state nt least $80,000 a
year tho rortlRiul politicians all
mined their hands In holy horror.
Now thoy so a lmpu or netting nu
appropriation for tho Lewis and Clark
expo., they. are falling over ench other
In busty expretwlons of approval.
(Med ford Inquirer.)
The vry fsot of tha Oregoiilnn's
hysterical opposition to the cnllliiK
of nn extra ihmhiIou of the lelnlntur,
Ib conclusive evidence thut Governor
Geer should call it In the Interest of
the people. The Oregoninu has fallen
ihi low in the estimation of the people
that they now hallave Just the oppo
site from thnt the Oretouinn ndvo-
cntes. The Orotottinn occupied a
nosltlun to do muoh for the people.
but hv Us many dishonorable and
domineering pwotlcw It has csabwI
to have InfTunnoe. and ihuhmI the way
for th oelnhlUhmsut of n crsdltnble
mornlnc dally l Portland before the
190 fair.
The Criminal Class.
Portland. Juh U,
Md. Jeurtial: I notice that one of
tho minister of your city, for whom I
entertain high rspet. had for ids
suhJaet last Sunday, ths "Criminal
Olasa." I know It is a eowHUtn pr&c
tic with SMsksrs and writers to rfr
to rlmlnaw aa a "etas," but ths des
ignation always smsl to m Inaoou
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rate nnu uuuwuiiuk. it hhmuu,
iinnly that wo had only two ojass&s
men. In ths moral worlilthw good ad
criwl-
ths bad ths honest and ihi
nals. If wo moan by tho "criminal
class," thoso only who havo beon con
victed of crime In a court, that may
do. but I do hot think It Is generally
bo understood. Men may bo classified
ns to tholr trades nnd callings, but
baldly as to tholr Integrity or moral
standing. Tho difficulty In making
such a classification lies In tho con
federation that taking men as we find
them, thoro Is probnly not one who Is
wholly good, ;ior is thoro ono who Is
wholly bad. 8omo, It Is true, havo
moro good In thorn than othors, and
Home havo moro that Ib vicious and
hurtful In thorn than others, but
speaking generally, human nature is
off tho samo niece overywhoro. All
! nro moro or leas good and all moro or
less una. it is simpiy a quosuuu w
degree, and Jesus showed bis groat
wisdom and pnnotrntlon whon ho said
to tho accusing rabble: "Ho that Is
without sin let him cast tho first
stone," and tho rabblo. also, showed
that It was not wholly vicious, for
each accusor felt condemned by bis
own conscience (showing ho had such
- " 1. i l.... I,l.l
a tiling as u cuiibuiuhuo "". ",
and got out of sight as rapidly as ho
nntilil convon ont y. Somo day, I
pa-ahoy will talk about "righteousness,
and on tho othor hand, nbout whatever
Ih hurtful to mon. nnd tho ono will bo
uphold whllo tho othor will bo con
demned. When tho ciuallty of acts
aro considered, and not personality,
as tho chlof thing, wo shall have
broader and better views of human
Ilfo nnd of tho responsibilities that
grow out of it.
LEVI W. MYERS.
Spain In the Philippines.
(sacrnmonio iicoj
Whllo tho history of Spain's domin
ion ovor tho Philippines Is ono of mis
rulo find heartless official plunder, in
ono roBpect tho Spanish government
wont a llttlo furthor than any of our
imperialists proposo, In tho wny of
recognition of tho Filipinos. For
two brief periods from 1810 to 1814,
and from 1820 to 1823 tho Filipinos
had representatives In tho cortos or
parliament of Spain. And In 1810 tho
cortos declared tho natlvos and froo
Inhabitants of tho Spanish provinces
In America and Asia "equal In rights
and prlvlloKOs to thoso of tho ponln
sular." It is true Spain novor lived
up to that principle, but Its assortion
was nt least a recognition of much
groator civil rights than congress has
ovor accorded tho Filipinos.
Tho country Is treating thorn as
subjects, and not ns ontltlod to th
constitutional rights or American citi
zens. In fact, tho right of trial by
Jury Is expressly withhold from them
In tho now Philippine government
bill.
THE WIZARD'S DREAM.
Mr. Thomas A. Edison announces
thnt ho has porfected a storage bat
tery which will propel vehicles a hun
dred miles before tho olectrlo power
Is oxhausted and tho battory has to
bo recharged. Tho wizard Is happy
and oxultant. "Oood-byo," ho snys,
"to tho horso for commercial pur
poses." For tho pnst quartor of a cen
tury invantorn havo boon bidding
ndlou to tho horso, but tho faithful
animal Ib still with us. No adequate
subject has yet beon dlscovored for
"man's host frlond" In tho animal
kingdom,. Porhaps Mr. Edison, as ho
claims, has at last dovlsod a substi
tute. His Invontlon, ns ho describes
It, Is cortalnly a fascinating ono. In-
stend of hitching n horso to a cart or
a wagon, man will simply put n light
battory in his volilclo. Motive power
will bo cheap. A Bpoed of a mllo a
mlnuto can bo obtulnod. iloavy roads
and stoop grados will not nffoct tho
movements of tho horsoloss volilclo.
In town and In country tho oloctrlc
carriugo, cart, and wagon can pursue
tho oven tenor of their wny and stand
not upon tho ordor of their going until
they havo run tho distanco limit. Mr.
Edison soos tho finish of tho horse,
hut perhnps ho Is too sangulno. Tho
horso may survlvo this delightful in
vontlon and nolgh In triumph ovor
"the Wizard or Monlo Park." Thoro
nro millions or fnrmors In tho country.
Doos Mr. Edison proposo to oqulp
them with oloctrlc ploughs? Can his
storago battery propel vehlclos
through snowdrifts, Bwamps and miry
Holds? And where Is tha fnrmor to
havo his hnttorloB recharged? Shall
ha hitch his rsllablo old horse to the
horsulses vehicle and haul tho lattor
to town every time a rrenh supply or
motive powor Is required? Tho
"wlinrd" is Jubilant, but ha has not
yot niado tho horso an anachronism or
reduced him to n state of "Innoouous
desuetude." Raltl moro Sun
A QUESTION OF "DOLLARS
AND
CENT8."
U thoro bo a "small coterie or Re
publican snnntors," as the Oregonlan
soys, who will appropriate largo sums
of mousy out or the treasury for riv
ers and harbors and for tho Lewis and
Clark centennial, to elect a Republi
can governor nnd legislature, thon It
is self-evident thnt the only way to
secure nny appropriations rrom suoh
men is to tight them with their own
woupous. If this Is their gams, they
do not und will not give nny of the
people's money to seoure votes that
thsy nlremly have, but will gtvs largo
sums to secure votes that they desire
to gain. "Dollars and cents" la tho'
motto, according to this authority.
While this seems Incredible, ths Ills-
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Y" J- FUY- nBt
tory of govornmont oxponscs and ap
propriations fdurlng tho last few years
aeoms to prove the truth of this extra
ordinary charge. Oregon has beon
Bteadrastly Republican, "tho strongest
Itopublicnn otato In tho Union" says
tho Oregonlan, according to popula
tion, and has been almost entirely Ig
nored by Hnnna nnd tho "small co
torlo of Republican sonators" who
havo controlled Congrosa nnd dished
out govornmont patronage. Calirornla
electod a DomocrntiC governor In 1891,
and has boon considered a doubtful
stato ovor slnco. About 50,000,000
of government money has been spent
in that state for army supplies, trans
portation and In various othor ways,
whllo Oregon, "tho Btrongost Repub
lican Btato In tho union," got nothing
but tho cold shouldor, which the files
of tho Orogonian will abundantly sub
stantiate. Washington olected n Dem
ocratic legislature and a Democratic
U. S. senator, and at the last election
a Democratic governor. Whllo gov
ornmont inonoy for army supplies
and transportation has been poured
Into Seattle nnd Tacoma by millions,
Oregon, tho sure Republican state, has
beon almost ontlrely Ignored and has
recolved llttlo or nothing, as tho Oro
gonian has so ofton stated. Then tho
only way to get any attention or fav
ors from people who will pour monoy
Into a rat hole, If need bo, to elect
a Republican governor and, legislature
In a doubtful or Domocratic state,
but will not give anything to help tho
"Btrongost Roubllcnn stato In tho
union," Is to wlpo out tho Republican
majority on the state and legislative
tickets. ThiB will wake up tho ship
subsidy bosses and national grafters,
all tho way from Bangor to tho Golden
Gate nnd "whoro rolls tho Oregon,"
and during tho noxt four years mil
lions of. dollors will bo poured Into
Oregon to "elect a Republican govor
nor nnd legislature." If It Ib a ques
tion of "doliars and conts" thon "it
might bo as woll to look this thing
squarely In tho faco!"
REPLIES TO CORVALLIS GAZETTE
"Tho ploa urged for tho holding of
a spoclal soBslon Just boforo tho reg
ular session of tho legislature noxt
spring "Ib, that tho now officers will
immodlntoly bo placed on flat salarlos,
and tho iultlativo and roforondum
nmondment will bo in offoct whon tho
now legislature convonos. But tho
oxponso of a special soBslon will
amount to $ 12,000 or ?1G,000, besides
tho mllengo to which mombors will be
ontltlod. Tho now legislature can
mnko tho lnltlatlvo and roforondum
Just ns effective ns could tholr prede
cessors." Tho above dodges the question.
What Is an expense of $12,000 or $15,
000 compared to saving $50,000 a year
for four years, and putting the direct
legislation club In the hands of the
people, to hold over the regular ses
sion. "Flat salarlos, as advocatod during
tho recent campaign, moans larger
salarlos so far as taxpayors aro con
corned. Tho constitution now pro
vides for a Hat salary of $1500 por an
mini for tho govomor. Tho flat salary
in contemplation for that ofllcor is
probably ?6000."
Tho above again dodges. "Flat sal
aries" means to pay a fair, exact,
fixed, reasonable price to each official
per annum instead of as at present all
kinds of salaries and fees and perqui
sites, In some Instances amounting to
$15,000 to $20,000 a year, and God
alone knows how much more. It
meanc that all above receipts of offi
cers, a certain amount shall go Into
the state treasury.
,,Tho pro8ont salary of tho secretary
of state is $1600. To bo sure, that
ofllcor receives far more than this sum
each year, but this extra amount doos
not come out of tho stato treasury.
It Is paid by prlvato partlos and cor
porations in the shapo of fees. A "flat
salary" ror the secretary or stato will
mean a largor contribution from tho
stats treasury, for that ofllcor Ib on
titled to more than ?1G00 por year for
his services. The state printer Is on
tho feo systom, and is paid In propor
tion to work done. His salary looks
largo on paper, but ho pays his om
ployoa union wages, and this item of
wngas makes a hole In what he draws
from tho state."
As tho editor of the above paper
cannot trust his readers with the facts
as to the present fees, perquisites,
emoluments, compensations and Indi
rect financial grafts of over a hundred
different sorts and descriptions, what
Is the use of answering the above?
Those who prefer darkness to light
should rely on suoh hired misrepresen
tations. '
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Some Figures on the Governor Vote.
(llugene Guard.)
How was Chamberlain oleetad?
Whoever took Furnish out on ths can
vass was responsible for ths result.
He would havo been easily elected had
he Btald at homo.
Let us do some figuriug! In ISM
.Moiuniey nan i,m plurality over
nryan In a total vote of 79.911. Mc
Klulsy got 46.ISG, and Bryan 3S.ISS.
Now ths vots is practically divided
vsnly bstwtoit CJiHBibrkln and Fur
nish. Considering ths ltrsetdenUal
vi a party on, and allowing Pur
Htah 16AO Democratic voire. Oba.gibsr-
i&lR was otl for by 7 570 RjiuA)M
oajw, about one out of vry sty yho
VQtfd Jor M.Kinley
Of eoiirss factional differences were
largely responsible for tho voto In
Marlon and Umatilla counties, whllo
Clmmborlaln was popular at homo
Portland. Rut thoso countlcB aloho,
could not havo electod Chamberlain.
Furnish showed himself. That was
enough. Ho was defeated.
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VOTE
FOR
iSENATOR
Gov. Geer Has Compiled
Total Popular Vote
Governor Geer has canvassed tho
popular voto for United Statos senator
cast at tho recent election. The total
voto received by Governor Geer was
14,C!)7 as against 32.C27 for u. u. a.
Wood, tho Domocrntls nominee, ana
1GG scattering. Tho Governor re
colved n majority of 11,904 ovor all
votes cast and a plurality or 12,070
ovor Mr. Wood. Tho Govomor con
siders his voto a complimentary ex
pression rrom tho people slnco ho
received nbout G.OOO votes moro than
was received by cither of tho guber
natorial candidate.
Tho voto on United Statos senator
by counties, wnB as follewa:
T.T. C.B.S. Scat
Goer Wood tcrlng
linker 1847 1752
Ronton 9!0 729
Clackamas ....... 2337 1393
Clatsop 905 721
Columbia 783 374 3
Coos 1177 797
Crook 458 G15 17
Curry 297 15C
Douglas 1789 1444
Gilliam 425 358
Grant 842 505
Harney 437 434
Jackson 1031 1479
Josophlno 87(5 G71
KInmath 481 301
Lake 427 280
Lane 2498 1817 5
Lincoln 539 255 3
Linn 1743 189G 1G
Mainour 518 407
Marlon 31Q9 1588 30
Morrow Gil 447
Multnomah -,.., .. 8823 527G 13
Polk 1150 881
Sherman 502 331
Tillamook G5C 327 8
Umatilla 1974 1750
Union 1321 1353
Wallowa : 081 584
Wasco 1330 951
Washington 1572 1209 3!
Whcolor 412 248
Yamhill 149G 1239
44.G97 32,027 15G
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GROVER CLEVELAND ON EDUCA
TION. For tho first tlmo In tho United
Statos, tho honorary dogroo of Doc
tor of Jurisprudence was conrorrod at
tho Augustlnlan Collogo, at Philadel
phia. Tho reciplont was formor Pres
ident Cleveland, who had already had
tho dogroo of LL. D conrorrod by
tho Princeton Unlvoralty.
Tho oxorclsos wore hold in tho col
lego, Archbishop Rynn presiding.
Previous to conrorrlng tho diplomas, I
Air. uiovoiana spoko nrlolly aa fol fel fol
eows: "This Incldont promlnontly suggosts
to my mind tho lmporlous edict of
education which forbids tho hlndrnnco
or disturbance of 'Its high mission by
religious dtsciimlnntlon, social intol
erance or any of tho bnrrlors that to a
groator or loss oxtont soparato civil
ized humanity. Tho. republic of edu
cation Is based upon Identical aim,
equal rights In Its opportunity and Im
partiality In tho distribution or its
rewards, and honors.
"This, It seems to mo, is Impressive
ly lllustrntod whon tho sovoroly Cnth
olio collogo or St. Thomas, or Villa
nova, bestows its hlghost honorary
dogreo upon ono connoctod with tho
managomont and holding an honorary
dogroo In tho sovoroly Protostnnt
Princeton Unlvorslty.
"Tho precossos or education as thoy
exist In this country or ours, havo, or
always should havo, in addition to
othor characteristics ospoclal har
mony or purposo and design, as thoy
aro related to our governmont, and
this should constltuto botwoon our
Institutions or learning a bond or close
rratornlty. Whatevor othor objocts
and purposes may bo invnlvmi in
educational efforts among us, ono or
Ita nnnnln4 ... . . .
Its
vuuouuii. win nrominont aims
should be Uio cultivation and mainte
nance of high standard or American
cltlzonshlp.
"It will be a sad day ror our nation
whon the rorces or oducaUon and tho
teachers or moral living shall ceaso to
strive In unity to loavon tho ontlro
mass or our cltlionshlp. or whon tholr
influence In that direction shall bo di
vided and circumscribed by religious
and soctarlan differences."
They tell us everything has ad-
vanced In price. There Is one excep
lion the subscription price or news
papers. They must remain the same,
though the publisher must pay an ad
vauopd price ror paper and other ma
twiaL Bugene Ouard.
Ths Journal advanced Its price to
S1.00 a year for tha riniiv m..i,,
advance In price of white paper.
Tho small boy would rather see a
cirous parade with elephants and
clown attachments any day than a
coronation parade.
New Elite Gallery.
The umlsrslgnsd has purchased the
Wlte gallery of Hart & MoLsnnon,
and have sscursd ths services or Mr.
Oarl Nordstrom, who is kiwvn as one
f the fisest omkUms on the a
; FrlewdS. natrona niul tha n..t.u
dlaljy lavtud tn ,i oI- .,JlP
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Instructions.
My Dear Friend:
You must bear In mind that this
medlclno Ib not a poisonous tonic, nor
a stimulant, nor a temporary roller,
which you get from poisonous drugB,
wiicro the results nro suro death soon
er or later. Thoso poisons go In your
bonos and destroy tho llfo of thorn
and creato all kinds of diseases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
bono diseases, etc. Do not blamo tho
medicine when it takos an effect and
stlra up tho poisons or diseaso In tho
Bystom. You muBt not expect to bo
cured in a fow days, for your Blcknc8B
curcu in a low uujo, iui juu, on.""
or dlBcaso has "icon a long tlmo com-
Ing on, and It will tako a long tlmoallst8, me nesi pny8ician in ine
to got It out of your Bystom. It will . world.
tnko months or a year to build up a This Is his fourth year In Salem, and
now body from tho bones up. This Is ' scores of patients and friends can tea
what tho peoplo do not understand, tlfy to his skill In their ca
Read the Above
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..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar..
For shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, hosiery,
ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our
line, An especially beautitul lot of new veilings. Our
goods are marked very low, Call and be convinced.
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State Street. Salem.
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ROACH HARBOR LIME. GARDEN SAND OR LOAM.
BEST PORTLAND BRANDS OP SAND AND GRAVER
CEMENT x
OFFICE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, ON HIGH STREET,
D. S. BBNTLBY
Office Phone 1551 Residence Phone Bed sw
Celebrated wSff-AmericaifBicySs
Are the moat perfectly cooatruclsd hiaycle made. Tbe ."'ilfditionsl oil.
proof, eelf-oiling and will run a thousand miles without requiriugaaaiw
1902 Model 55 i5
1902 Model 55. Superb Ruby Finish "i5
1901 Models 25
1902 Special Model ' ;; h;Bh ,, w-
We fit anv coaster brako. t6 extra, Bee, pur elegant lino ol nk
oyolw at m State Street.
Merritt Dayis, Agent.
Thoy aro used to being humbugged,
My medicines aro composed of na
ture's herbs what tho human system
requires. Whon tho animals got sick
thoy will help themselves to thoso
herbs, for thoy havo tho Instinct, nnd
tho peoplo havo not, bo wo havo to
mako a study of It It has been a life
study with mo. Do not get weary;
this llfo Is too short and too sweet to
worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook cures nil kinda of dlaeascB.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty 8t., Sa
lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
rnnntilt. Me Is n natural doctor. He la
descended from a line of German herb-
Remarkable Cure.
At Easter Time
Ih when the building. businosB will bo in
lull ewlng. If you haven't given yi ur
orders for your lumber requirements it
will pay you to Kt .estimates from
Uoodalb Lumber Co., for any and all
kinds of lumber for out or inside work,
lath, shingles, cash, doors, blinds ntul
everything needed in this lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near B P. IWr. depot. Phone 051
'fXTlXlllAy
When Yankee Doodle
Comes to Town
On tho Fourtli of July, he wil) probably
wear Jila best bib and tucker, and itlll
obpeivo that every msn of refinement
ami taste has a shirt and collar on tint
hasn't wilted from tho best, ard that
looks immaculate and comfortable, be
cause overy well dressed man in 6aleat
has hia laundry work done at the Falem
Steam Laundry. Get your work In
early, wo would like to celebrate our
eolves. Salem Steam Laundry
OOLONKL.J. 0LM8TKD, PBOMtKTOH.
DOItOOB D. 0LUBTBD, WOB.
Phone 411 230 Liberty 8trt
A Good Wife and
Health?..
Are a man's best wealth, and he ran
coatribute to the health of himiel
and wifo by UBhg tho Capital Brewery
beer. It la pure, healthful and nutrl
Ooub, and la a delightful beverage a
any season, and during fwarm weather
there isn't a thlrat quencher that can
equal it'.
Capital Brewery Co.
Mrs. M, Beck, Proprietor.
usiness!!