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Newspaper Page TextBPanws -HT' as-wr liSKS.it iMWMMSSWXll l'F-- awr Jt r-M; 3li w. ' 'V 1 V i 1 a 9 i JMLr- - 'Js& m 'XiLsk f to OU) PEOPIX Y. .sA. !, -!, Mi avftrvn(1iv ntnl Attention wlllch thr, dsaettr. Their ailments are regarded as purely Imaginary, or natural, and unavoidable at their time ol Ut rtfLoM anil Infirrtitfv nluMltd tint nlwftVH 1)0 nSSOCl Rted vlth old age. The eye of the gray haired grandsire m&y be aa bright and the complexion na fair on any ol liia younger aaa more vigorous companions. mwwtBimvtlt thm vaoret of healthy oMaqo0jK "S and contol8 part o the body, BtrengtheM the nerves. " muscles eloatlc anil supple, the bones strong nnd the flesh firm ; but : Ji this Ufe fluid is pollutctfor poisoned and lose H9 H vc, J ,"jg,n inclcmentB, then there la a rapid decline of the fwr, njuUgJ in premature old nge and disease. Any derangement of j M fl bova itself In nu ulcer, eorc, wart, tumor or wffle gherlblnie growth upon the body, and rheumatic mid neuralgic pains become almost Constant, accompanied with poor digestion and cold extremities. ri SiSnYS stimulatea tnc aliments disappear. S. S. S. Is just improve ft weafc digestion and tone up tnry taint, or the rcmuins ol come disease coniracicu in cu..j ...... . . . will search it out and remove every vestige of it from "yjg"; . , , Write us fully nbout your case and let our physicians advise and , Help yon, This will cost you nothing, and Ed stilt diseases. the rw.et New, Just in Iron beds, odd dressers, parlor sets odd parlor pieces, couches and lounges, hall trees, sideboards, Sec our latest creation in extension tables th?.t house their own leaves, X X A The House Furnishing Co. 308 Com'l St., nt to Tost ofllco. TODAY Harritt sl Old I'oat Ofllco Grocery, A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono ol our isnuor anu uouciuun muma. owi " or multon chops, voal cutlets or pork. Oar meals aro all cut from tho fattest and oritnostcattlo, and wo am supply your tablo with froeh, nutritious and wholesome meals at bed rock prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORB rhon 291 GambriDQS AND GOOB "?ir3a:XS3BZ3EH,,SEr Everybody is welcome at THE NOBLB ALEX CORNOYER ftrmn1' 10c linen towels good sizes only 10c, $0c shirt waists reduced from 75c now only 50c 75c shirt waists reduced from $1,25 now only 50g Muslin underwear the best in this city for the money Bedspreads worth $1.00 now only 75c, Millinery, latest styles, nicely trimmed lints. Reason able prices. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Door to the rostofllre, POLLM AV CHBRRY lM s I ?B?Sw3K3v AT'ijf or hurt the system like t ie strong ram "! but genUy aud thoroughly cleanses the Woodnnd deoiniaicu. orfiuuD, - such a tonic as . o P". the Stomach. If there is any 'lieroll we will man irec our uuu u.. .- RPEP.IFlC COMPANY. Atlanta, Or. fltorcs at Bnloin and Albany STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE Laojrbncb XL' Hid )mhi4 Oherry kVeiler tknm noiaruau lite eiiorry r eaute any los el Jmse; a nrsstloMi nisobliie li m hI w Oa. Korula ohmlw. Tho mA vtMstlHc knlie drives the tsed tut w dMi uad Mlutlly thro tlnvaJwry IhMi tmUt Tim marks f the. tM MH Kiijr be see w me wegi triu u i Trout 90 to 50 qyaUs myc fer. IUlsfl jKka, 86 eeuts, 1 I PjVs ' XEtSf Vr rJTw ck9 HiSSo q5 Beer! Nm I etaiij lBaaissi,M THE ONLY JQIIBInLj ' '" . - ...-.... Muua. Members Northwest wniwv - paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. ,.,i.rn. Voar. $4.00 In Advance. Ba y Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. . f. i, r.arriftr. B0 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avanc The Opulence of Content. (AloysilB Coll, In Success.) I am not rich In heaps of yellow gold, Uut whon the bubbling bobolink has told His dreaming orfttHwIllglit In the morn My heart o'erllows, no much of Joy to hold. 1 am not clothed In scarlet robes of lilttHW. Hut whan the crimson cardinal so slngn That aoiig and ralmoiit Hash at onca on mo; har the ermliia swset without lbs stings. Not mlno tho learning of somo men that aro. Hut whon I hoar n lambkin from afar Wanting and save It from tho pit my Joy Is groat as I had found an unknown star. I havo not caatlofl, lands nor gems of nrt; nut not for thcHO would I my treas ures part. Conlont enough to 1111 my soul with poaco, An ovorllow of gladnoss for my heart. 0' HOW THE3E THINGS ARE DONE. On tho part of many respectable Republicans there Is supreme dlH Kust over tho nppolntmont of Jack MntthowH as United StatoB marshal for Oregon. If It had boon known tbnt such was tho purpose of tho Hopublloan mannfiorn n stronger protest than that which resulted In tho dofoat of Furnish for novornor would hnvo been roistered on oloo- Hon day, Hut all such deals are made In the dark, anil this was part of Uie deal that was to sbolvo Oovornor Ocor, nomlnato Furnish for governor, retire Senator Hlmon, nnd mako Scott sen ator. While the people havo undone tho first part of this proRrnm, and Riven Ucer a majority for senator, Matthews golB his reward In tho fattest ofllco In tho Klft of tho party, and Scott Is yet to ho rewarded. Wo do not stuto any secret when wo say that Mr. Hcott went to Wash ington early In the spring nnd made tbn iIhiiI with Mitchell, lluumi mid probnbly Roosevelt by whloh Mr. Matthews was niuilu nmrslml, nnd by which Siott Is to havo tho delegation from 1'oitlaud for United Htnte sena tor. That oxplalus tho adulation or lloosovolt. while McKlnley nt only musts and Insulte. It oxplalus why the QniKonlun pmlsuM tbe crowd It al ways Hcored unmercifully. It Is noth ing hut personal politics, aud poor Furnish was put up to be hind and slaughtered after he had served the inaimaer with cash enough to carry the Multunmnh primaries. It Is the way UiIiihh are done In these days by the orxunlserH for pelf and the dlsorwinlieni of the Hepubll nun wrty. It Is useless to complain when tho power Is In the people, but unfortunately they are often deceived, and uppealwl to from standpoints that aro only a inasipierade. Them Is not a particle of principle or honest pur pose In the whole thlnn. SALEM STRONG FINANCIALLY. The Fourth of July Committee have ample funds to carry their celebration to pet feet success, rnlu or shine. The committer has nearly $2000, and It Is In the hands of men who will not waste 11 dollar. They have more treat features than were over off wed before for the enter tainment of the public In au Oregon city. Tli ability of these joung ImsIiimm hiwi to Iwiulle such an Mterprlse sjMNikH worlds for the futun of our city. It wwins thaL fH' lu slaw, toUm Is the MMHtfwH elt- llHwiwdulty uh the oast. The ability of our bastHeaa m to haiHll imsJecU that reHHlre Naaacial laUllty dtetravH th Wbel of the . atvlaa this city Im Uwh oh balf lu real imputatioN. lMit ihIm tbe Ureals SaWin Kn pwaskwt celebrHtloN. Raltal Pestpencd. The recital mwuhimcimI lu b sjvm by Mrs. U V. lamaa. at the W. a T. U. halt Uttlgat. baa Imom mutttoMd taataulUlr. o Hew's This? We offer Oue Huudrtsl Dullart He ward fur auy roao of Catarrh that csu Ml be mrwt by 1 lull's Catarrh Cur. F. J. OIIUNWY & CO.. Totoilo. O. Wo, the UHdereiMued, have known F.I J. Oheaey fox the last 18 years, and u I Usm kliu to tui uiutiv tuiiwiruKiu lu I btwUMss trsHsacUiWS. ad MaH-lutfM UMir Huwlaal ball. Fatriek is chilli - abto to carry mX uny Mirta'" be death bowse at Sing Slnff. f uenpiiioNs wase ny ur nrm. i est & Tnwt. WhiMahi rnif W 0- Wi. WH , Wr" "THummtM, ivHNHi.1 u VWl CNN m taiwst lii(r.iiiMiuKnai cnurusr some blow in tool - " stop me cuu;n in a day ktlr utm ( blood wn.lHST ad mm at night Hat tol"itrbj '" ton- -a r .h- . idv MM iMdkiatiaB nf h- h nW.K . : .,m: bronchitis, aud all w- w. tiw itmmmn. I hu. "- - - VC-fa i)' all drufbibi. shotiW hear all the steam whistles at101 8P t "UMeA Writ us fori , WMs r the m. , when the towu fs full or peoala. 'K&jJTJfy 'jlf HAw" Ca.j LV .HAh .ALEM, ""MM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, irHB DAI JOURNAL X-RAY8 Glnacf Upl Glngor up! No uso replnln'; llehlnd tho clouds the sun Is BUiiiin. Iload may ssom both long an' dreary Days o' toll may make you weary; Jimt look out for Hllvcr llnln' Olngor upl An' cjult your whlnln'. Olngor up! Don't look so tearful I Costs no more for notln' choofful. ...i l.lA1 .lnc,ftl' UO to WOrK Willi wuinuu '" i If you can't whlstlo, go to slnsjn'; I.lfo with sorrow Isn't nonr full Olngor up! An' don't ba so toarful. Oingur up! An' get a hustle. You can win out If you rustle. Crab a root an' keep n-holilln'; Stretch your arms Instead o foium , gwear you-i BVe the world a tussle Olngor upl An' uso your muscle. Olnger up! An koei) a-tryln'j Waste o tlmo to talk o' dylu Uo a man, and not a monkey; Show you're full o' Brit an spunky, Quit your mournln' an' your slghln' Olngor upl An' go a-flyln'? o Borved hlB time Dan do Lion. e Watch Salem's expansion coloura tion of thu Fourth. An automobile laco at tho state fair would be a drawing card. A Orand Army man Is not debarred from' becoming a candlduto. Tho Ilopubllcnn tariff and reciproc ity muddle Is as clear as mud. Balom will bo tho contor of u groat brass band Industry on tho Fourth. Robins and other two-logged folk are living principally on a fruit diet. The sermons will sound twice as good In that now South Salem meet- liiB house. Vonosuola and Hnytl soom to be out of door, and Uncle Sam Will look oftor affairs a bit. Six now brink buildings, and n spe cial session in slghtl What'B thu mat ter with Salem? Stidner, tho llsli mnrkot maii, says no Chinaman hns yot boen nblo to pin- nouncu tbo word "currants." .Oenoral Dewot Is like WashliiMton. Ilrst In wnr llrst In poaco- and llrst In the hearts of his countryman. . An exchange discovers that J. I'ler limit Morsnii's dlsoaso Is correctly diagnosed as "nervous prosperity." There Is all the ilirforonco In the world betwuen being bought for a good purpose, and soiling for a bad 0110. It has not been olllulally decided whether Oloveland or llryan Is tho better half of the Democratic party. The adjournment of congress lluds the llepubllean party about half, and the DeniiK'iallc party wholly divided. Trio mouths dining on the enemies of fruit crops ought to entitle the birds to their share of fruit for two months. Jack Matthews, ns United States Marshal, Is a titling appointment since the organiser got hold of the Itepub- llcan imrty. The people never clamor for the regular session of (lie Oregon legisla ture when there Is u senator to elect. They know what's coining. Of com the Orewiulaii Is against (leer for United Sri lute mutator. So is the Demoorat; hut tnr different rea sons. Albany Democrat. The Salem Woman's Club lot some or Its teiror for the wtntleuion wheu It unbends from Its lofty plane of Intellectuality and serves reftesh- tueuts. If you want to stop your cat catch lag birds, feed It well, tfvtnj It a Ut ile raw meat once or twice a wk, and uut a little Itell about Its nek wheu It noes out. Mr. CUluud aud Mr. Hryuu have coHtrlbuted about equally to the ha HMuUUtt( ot the UtMHOomtic irL aud all good lietaocraU will have to wait uutll they both die. The Of-stoubm would hardl' be wil ling to support Jack Matthews su polUuMt as Uulted States tuanihal i) the referendum. Uut we are uut ruuuiuv tbe party ou that plan VuId Joaos, who chloroformed illl- houalre Itlee Into eternity at Iaiwyor I'strirk's suswiMtloN. has bMa tuniod it "V " factorlea that nm T"I mmm PfaeUC M0Vl" Ul,r "i" - - w, u m iu juuiwiiHHu jmij- MrriMw uo orowus who nn"mpuou, or botta. Aokers English - -.- laiwt UU mug (rOHbla. Fuuithnlvi UUUUfMAlMpluir nn thta Ij Ciliu iDUnNiiildl ..J ........ -i.r tsMwnnl deserves to livo for many years, for having brought about an honorable peace In South Africa. It was a peaco with tonus so fair and ,n,arni ihnt no trace of humiliation ut- taohw to accepting it, and yet there was no abandonment of any vimi i" clple on the part of tho British Em pire. No such consummation bnd boen possible without King Ku ward's stntHsmansblp and popularity. rr., Mii..rn Pub. Co. 10 West 23d Street, New York, publishes a history of the ait of magic and life of the Hire Hermanns, a renowneu iuiuuj of magicians. All Salem friends of the black art will And tbe anecdotes and explanation of tricks very inter- anting. I'rice 60 cents. After bearing Til Ford and John Dauinan argue for nn hour over me respective merits of burned and horn less cattle, tbe X-Ilay man up and told them both be could make more mnnv i.ff ten acres of strawberries than either of them could off forty acros of cattle. Twice as many people arrive at Eu gene dally ns at Salam, the state cap ital, as shown by the liotei resisieis. ttusene State Journal. A great many arrive and depart from fc . ... .1...I.I all large places wlio never get men names on a hotel register. 0f - The Sonate debate on the Isthmian -..i na.inn mis 420 volumes In the 1 Congressional Record. And we have not got tho cannl yet! Wo pay tnose of tldG lan,i $70.18. Bunators $6000 n yuar for doing that common" school fund Intorost, pay talking. Who says talk Is choap? mont on cortlilcatos, $3320.71. Common school fund interest, rents ah l.Ava mid ulrls should be taught ., nnvmonts on sales of lands ac- somu trado whereby they can mako a llvlng If nccoesary. During tno pn fow years we have been pleased to noto tho number of successful public men who began life at the case. Two por cont of successes are tho result of Inspiration; the other 08 are tho result of perspiration, perspira tion not only during a few weeks, but thu kind tbnt keeps It up the year around. CIRCUIT OF TEACHERS' INSTITUTE Such a Plan is Proposed Willamette Valley in As a menus for promoting the suc cess of teachers' Institutes nnd mak ing possible the employment of promi nent educators of nntlonnl fame for lectures, It Is proposed to establish a circuit of county teachers' Institutes lu the Willamette valley. The educa tors of Marlon, Linn, Folk, Yamhill, llenton and Jackson counties havo al ready become Interested lu the enter prise, lly the proposed arrangement, It Is plnnued to hold the several coun ty institutes lu close succession, In an order that would offer 11 conveni ent Itinerary for those desiring to at tend all of the meetings. In this way the expense of conducting the several Institutes could he minimised, and at the same time the eltlclency aud value of these conferences would be In creased. One or more cometent Itasteru lecturers, of national reputa tion ns educators, could be engaged, and the expense thereof divided among the several Institutes. The expense of getting a lecturer here from the Mast has been greater than auy one county could afford. If the scheme Is finally decided nit on, the circuit will probably he hold lit the fall. Further announcement will lie made of the project when lec turers In theICast can be conituiinlcat ol with and engaged Two Divorces Are Granted On Tuesday afternoon Circuit Judce Ihtlse granttHl two divorces, ax lol lows: Minnie M. Ilauilltou s James U. llamlltou. and U IS. Cliue s. Win. M. Cilue. lu the divorce case of W. I.. HundsMcker vs. Mary Iluudsacker, the court allowed defendant only $5o for attorney's feee and expenses. lu the divorce suit of ICdwaul Jor) vs. Josle Jory, the domurur of the defendant to the plaintiff's .0111 plalut was argued aud overrun. I 0 . Rural Mail From Shaw The free rural mail dillwix Mum was Inaugurated at Shaw th - n.u Ing Uuc route, i-overing J 7 ml and serving about W faudius !i.i beeu imlabllshtHt. and the peoi. or Uut stHtion are elated with hawtu reeJvl the servhv, wbkh was. iiih gramiHi aner bard work of mou than a yr. Mr. McAllister is the . at 1 1 i po tt ro'T' a r"VM r f T - JD I JTX V-iWUVjTI Th ' '" hmg. sore ami w,ak paves tttf way tor putHiinouU or Wi. THE KIDNEYS When stronit and healthy, i.i .ml reinoM) all poisons a u Ihe i m- blood and reimno at, w- - Por i "m and never laili to cu.e. It will m'ck ol the HottlB HOSTETTER'S STOMAClLBmii LAND caee, BOARD FUNDS Collections Made During the Month of June pi., mceli.ts of the state land board rnr the month of June, as shown In thu monthly statement of Clerk Chambor. i.in wnm ME.SI0. Tho amount was !,--- T . credited to 1nw : tha ctvArnl lunus n i nnmnion school fund principal pay ..... m.i inali anlnH ments on ceruucuiwt x... - school land, ?8,bU.o(. rmiimrm school fund principal, pay menU on mm of lands acquired by ,1,1 ,,r fnreplosuro. $1230.15. common school fund principal, snlo Lulre,i i,y ,iood or foroclosuro, $1413.- 35. university fund Intorost, rents and ,mymenU 0n sales of lands acquired j,j. em 0r foreclosure, $iw AKi-lMiltural colloKO funu principal ..,i ,.n pnrtincntoe and cash sales of school land, $102.57. Agricultural colloge fund Interest, payments on certlllcntos, $38 88. o ' We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Dlood Elixir, under a pos itive guarantee. It will cure nil chron ic and other blood poisons. If you have eruptions or sores on your body, or aro pale, weak, run down, It Is Just what you need. We refund money if you are not satisfied. 60 cents and $1.00. 1). J. Fry, druggist. . o- Breltenbush Hot Sprlnns. Many campeiB nre already at this popular resort. For full particulars address F. W. ItOSS, 7.2-eoi! Detroit, Ore. 0 Building Proposal, Salem, Or., July 1, 1002. Thf undersigned will receive sealed bids for the construction of a two-story brick building, With basement, on July 12th. at 12 o'clock, at the olllce of W. D. 1'ugh. For further Informa tion Inquire at the above olflco. Tho owner reserves the right to reject any or all bids. 7-1121 AUGUST SCIimiJlHCH. Farm Machinery. Come and see T. II. Walt, who has the I'lano binder, mower, rakes and extras, John Deere Flow Company's full line. Including wagons, spring vo hides, with steel or rubber tiros. Flease come aud see the goods, and use your beat Judgment, and we will be satisfied. NeU door south of Wil lamette Hotel. No. 100182 Commer cial street, Salem. 7-1-d.w 0 New Elite Gallery. The undersigned has purchased the Kllte gallery of Hart & Mcl.enuon, aud have secured the services of Mr Carl Nordstiom, who Is known as one of the finest operators on the coast Friends, patrons and the public cor dlally invited to call. Over Dalryui ple's store, T. J. CRON1S15, Prop. C-6-t-eod Good enough for anybody! jAll Havana Filler i J I WMB I if wm I IKSSS&JISX!; 52SSSa M I B IBfNfccv9USBK''5cCSV9EuSCo?n I I Si ITOCSMvSSSi-w5.rfvv5c?W B! I H FLORflnflPA BAAtrw -M I i - ww . wniwj vrw IM of fam unfit s.-. . n I " STAR," HORSE SHOB," I M "SPBARHSADS'-'STANDARD NAVK" I a wo ruAi.ff b ffWSr. I "SAWLOC" "OLE VARGHrr"9 if 18 m H .-- -.-.w.w,, ..viMMnil JULtZCCTJ. HI I an. lVM ur sW Is temporarily postponed on account of tho rush, Many of our customs me(erre4 to purchase at private sale for tho bargains wo offsr was so low tbit It took all hands to wait on them. Wo had to employ extra help and cur book keener bad to turn Bsleiman eo the auctioneer was compelled to Hep down. The Bamaln sals wM continue uutll Uio entire stock is dispoied of. Our sorl mant is cood yot In elolhlng, men's luralahlag goods and halo. Bargains In fl fsue Oar aisettment in ladles and children's nnderwoor is somowhat broken nho our'lnco esortinent is broke but wo have a largo lino of insertion left. Wo noiilively aro going to dispose ol tbo whole stocV. A few fixtures lef, cloak stands, Uandkerchlel Btnd, umberella stand and racki 1x8 ft show 1 (! ft flllOW CBBO, 1 TIOU0UCbo; i wnii . . ... i l(..-n..n.lu.l,a HBMlfJIIII.MMrUt'PI.ini,' desk; 1 stove, 1 tale, Mi inanmp"?"'"-" " " t ...ftiVBaffi'i'i'J'ni,,.... aWSSV?- -""."''. r IVicuiiicm x s!.V. IJ7 l '--VI I .- r k - . z.-' i 1 IW&SKS ssw fm. ' I tA55!&L-Bil1r. kr5 s?wvvs7..-ruar 1 -aJ" -.- jjW u.-y m.t -cj A-. 1 VZS'teAM' copHiarMT tJfSiir9P 0 ..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar.. Fnr shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, hosiery, (ml 0 0 0 0 libbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 line. An especially beautilul loi or new veilings, uur goods are maiked very low, Call and be convinced. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street, Salem. 0 js&i3 'S. 'tlOI.YWiUlT, Gasaia&gssfWPMMK'imm umwiwi "AS KIND AS CAN BE" That's what mi Oregon woman Baid tbout Uur HiiKtou trainmen. She and her three children had just ridden more than 1000 miles on the Hurling ton. Women traveling alone, and women with children, receive especiil consider ation from conductors, pasaBiigerdirectore, brake men and porttrs, on the Burlington. Three routes Eaet via Denver, St, 1'iul or Hill ings. C SHELDON. General Atrt. 100 Third Street, Portland, Ore- Corval I is & Eastern R B Time Card No N i For Yaqulna 1 taM'S Albany lca?s Corvallis 20. ...12:45 p. m. ... l:So p. in. . .. 6:31 p. m. Arrive Yaqulna No 1 Returning: 1 aM8 Yaqulna J a es Corvallis . v 7:00 a. ..U:M a. -ruves Albany 111:18 pm. X -5 For Detreit: 1 . aves Albany ,. l :0O p. m. nlves Detroit 5:46 p. m. N't t From Detreit: I pavt's Detroit , :30 a. m. tties Allwin) . . n:06 a. in. Tialns 1 and arrive hi Albany In i in.- in cauneci witn th.S. F. south i'.iuiui iraiu, as well a "trio hours In AH'a' ait u re of S. P north i rain ko. 3 count t V trains at Corvallis a nig direct service to N a i-nt beaches. Train 3 for Detroit H omer iiiouataln r-!.u.t8 at l oo p. m., after th Southern Picim St,utl from Portland, roa hn D O U. in, For further iurormai Kim J. Turner. Agent. Albai I S-M f-W 1 Q-L j?lL&Z2!ZZiimm-J flns: two or' , iV before de- ' IC'.mil rrnln with the S. Albany kIv- m i rt aud ad- t'-nbush and I ssaes Aiimny S nal of the' ' ' -uu.l train i 'V'truit at S apply to H STUNG. M lllanacer ttUAMN uctfon Qnii " -uuim, uuuiunctnuu ibiiuh, 307 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon. At Easter Time la when the building business will loin lull swing. 11 you haven't given ymi ordcrB lor your luinjior requirements n will pay you to got estimates from (inodnlu Lumber Co., lor any and all kinds ol lumber for out or limldo work. lath, BhlngleB, pash, doors, bllndB audi ovoiy thing needed hi thlB lino. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. I FaBB'r. depot. Phono 6511 &S&Si A Good Wife and Health... Are a man's bent wealth, and ho no contribute to the health of hlmeel and wilo by usi'ig the Capital Brewer; beer. It Is pnro, healthful and nutri- tioup, and l a delightful hovorsm auy eenHon, and durintf warm weatbet there ien't a thirst quencner uiatcin cqucl it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. Summer Garments When hindfoinoly laundered, look verjl nttrnciivo oven though they may bo In-j expensivo. Our specially is Indies' anil peutlcmun's chlrt waietc, ouck nun wash dreflfee, and outing Roods Kcnoril ly. Wo compare with other laundrin as a dollar does with aquarter, althouri 0 ir rates aro low. Com men te on wbit we do aro our unanimous chorus ol piaiee. Salem Steam Laundrj lOLOMILJ. OLnnruu, 1-HUl-itlltlUU. 4 DOnODS 0 OLMBTBP, MOB. Phone 411 2) Liberty HtreMJ OPFcra Shoiiine amdUNEOS Pacific DKIMUT FOR TIME SCHEDULES From Portland, Or, ARRIVI FKOH Chicago Portland Special 9.-00 a. m, via Hunt ingtou "'AuViitlo" Kzuruss 6:50 p. ni. Tia Hunt ington Ut.Paal FMtMall fi;ia p m. via Spokane Salt Lake. Danvor. Ft Worth, Omaha, Kaniaa City, St. Louli, Cblcago 4.S0 p . u tai. Salt Lake, Denver Ft Worth, Omaha, Kanui City, St. Itula, Chicago and Kast. 8:10. in WalU Walla. Lewliton, Spokane. Wallace. Pull man. MlnnoaiKilli St. :00 a a Paul. Dululh. Milwaukee Chicago, ana Kant, 72 KOURS 72 ' HUUKi W PORTLAND TO CHICAGO no cunts or Lars mm Through tlckota via this route to sill Eaetcrn points on sale at Southern Fi-1 etne depot otuce. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland All tailing Jates aubjci to cnango For an Franolnco Ball evor7 6 dayi 8 p. m. 4 p." Datlr eiecpi Suudaj 8 p. in Faturdiy in r. m. COLUMBIA RIVRR ToAftorla aud Way Landing) vx BunJ'll WILLAMETTE RIVER . RlAitno. Pntl. InnvAB Knlfim for rOIl landand way landings on Tueilsy.Tbnit days and Saturdays, about 7 a.m. " Corvallis nd way landing, MomUJfc weunesdaya ami rriuajs ai . A "!.' CRAIG, M . P. BAI.PWIN, . Gen. Paa. At. At. O. R & N ' Portland, Ore. Haisw " O. C T, Go's PASSEGEn STEAMER POMONA Utts for PortUjd Monlsr. Fir Corvallis Tuesdsy.Thurv dty sod Saturday st 5 P-- Ouick Time. Cheap Rates Dock; PTja&st r" . u n. 0reulse. Ageat f 'Sllis. ssssssssssssl ssn lSJSmWmWtim-