The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 14, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWW fwgJS Vvw? " m ''. a.fc. - - r - A ... ' a ,W ?" hilLt-- .-'ft ' ?- an-a -W- Jw jtsAttwiwwww- ' ''TQ't'sHtjw Lt J6URNAL, 3ALEM, bREGON, MONDAY, JULY 14, 100 THE DAI irtfrffcl nTT"---"IW ' i W4H44-HW-- iifi? eczema, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum.Tetter and Acne Belong to Umt class ol Innainmatonr .ml dlaBgnrlw kl.cr"P"on1.9own . nnn.ilHH twvlllw il ncotufort mid Worry than all other known cauBC more Btnu.uc ."" "".V""" r d scasca. Tlie impurities or Bcaimcius wira cuuwi . - y"---III of pooVdigcsHon, inactive Kidneys and other organs of """ U3?ax up by the blood, caturatinthe system with acid Potaon and nujls thatoozc out through the glands and pores of the nUn, producing an inde scribable itching and burning, and 1 can cheerfully endorao yonr B.B.B. the yellow, watery discharge forms -n4W?rVd0an into crusts and sores or little browa Vua with no irood affeota, tut after and white scabs that drop off, leaving uinir f0 w bottle of B. B. 8. r entire the lace. Purification of the blood is the only remedy for these y clous .& n diseases. Washes and powders can only hide for a time the glaring uo i.t.Mi.i..a s irnil rntea nil noisonous accumU' UKQ iitAoa w. relieve the Blcin. S. S. S. is the only guaranteca purely vcgciaoic oiouu purifier. It contains no Arsenic. Potash or other Ijannfut tninmil. P Write us about your case and our physicians will advise without charge. We have a handsomely illustrated book on skin diseases, which will be sent free to all who wish it. XKffi 8W1TT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Oim lit Jt5M?n. That is good, knits further, wears longer than others. We have just received a large assortment of Fleisher's yarns. Shetland floss, ice wool, saxonies, Spanish and German knitting yarns. SHIRT WAISTS-Percale in colors. The 75c ones,' we are selling for 50c, the $1,25 goods for 75c SLEEVELESS VESTS-For ladies, children and infants from 5 cents up, MILLlNERY--at reduced prices. GreenbaunTsWy Goods Store Next Door to GambriDds Beer! AND O-OOID KT3E3C3CS3E2:3EB',3r Everybody is welcome at THCB NOBLB ALEX CORNOYER VgXfT" CHERRY VPi ettt Mtnmts. B aiioa, R. M. WADE & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Roche Harbor Mine. Boat brands lenaUi, All kinds of ImlMlnu umturlul, D. S. BBNTLEY 18MA3 Oom'l Ht. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy (rem one ol our Under and delicious meats, atonks.lsniu or mutton ehopa. veal cutlets or pork, Oar moAts nre all cut from the fattest aud oriineitcattle, and wo ran supply your table with (rush, nutritious and wholesome meats at bed rook prices. B. C, CROSS SALEM ORB Phon 801 OREGON TODAY HARRITT & LACJDRBNCE Old Pott OtUee Grocery. At Friedman's Busy, inarMim down aLl .llus of cloth Jnf Hh M& m' mail's kirrjisjijnjj goods lor tlie flnal wind-up, X X A 30,7 Commereial " T Ii. "In ' 41,- .4ni Wnnse lations, antidotes the Uric and other acids, and restores the blood to its wonted purity, and stimulates and revitalizes the Bluggish organs, and the impuri-i- ,. r lirniirrli t li i natural chnnncls and -, V e t, I tho Pontofllco. SBBDBR x xc 'lllH Hirfoot Ohorry St-otlBr does notoriimi in ti cnurry or ouiiHn any loss ol Julco; u iirnutlcal nmoiiinu lor iarn, siunii ur jw Ifornln cherries. Tho semi oxUnctltic knlla tlrlvoH the eood into 0110 dish and nottmlly throws thu ohorry into nnothur Tlio mnrks of tho knlfo can scarcely txi soon on tho suodod fruit. It suoda from SU to 30 (iinrts pur hour. Itctnil price, 85 cents. X Portland Oemont. WOOD snnod or full eand, k1, loth, hIiIdkIoi, olo. I'hnnn MM Msin STRAWBERRIES GRBEN PEAS CABBAGE w!lCCBL'a, , IM LI Member Northwest Afternoon New paper ueague. BY HOFER DROTHER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance; Shake Hands Vlth Fate. HcKlna ArmstroiiB In Losllo's. 'TIh u sail old world and a had old world, It In HPiirco worth while at all Itt sorrows films and Its frlomlshlps stint?, And oven Its Joys will pull. Utit dear Is life for all Its strife, And lovo Is better than hate ,oull find a grnco In tho mirllont face If you Just shako hands wllh fate. With IlKht In your ulnneo and rljjht In your Ktnnctf And your lip In n ciirv to thu sky; A njnint? In yr walk and a riiiic In your talk, . 8ur, hope will not pan you by. Thu path that you will lead over a hill, Hut It loads to an open tiate; So trill you a sunt? to luro love rIoiik, And Just shako hands with fate. TIh In yourself Is tho demon olf, TIh In youreolf Is (Jed: And you'll never strny from yoursolf away (Jod'B IlKltt or tho dovll'H prod. Wlmlnvnr vniir mltld you'll niUOt III kind, And what Ib yourwolf oioato; Tho world will vlow what Is uially you Thnniforo, shako hands with fnto! , o CARELESS HORSEMEN. Home people who drlvo horses are reckloHH hwaiiHo thoy do not rare, and othore bocaiiso thoy do not know how to drlvo. Tho pedoatrlan has to look out for both elassefl and, If iikIIo, ironurally can ohcrdo. Another form of carolosflncwfl Is tiinnlfoHt In the piar tlco of hmvliiB horsH In the streoU untied. This Is an act that never should ho permitted. In the cities where tho proper attention Is paid to it, a policeman, 'Indian a horso aloiiH and unhitched, drives It to the pollen stntlon, where It Is Impounded and the mini necessary for redemption consti tute an Instructive lluo. o ABOUT SALEM WATER. Huluiii has heou havliiK her usual typhoid fovyr harvest. Tho well water Is unlit for use, while thu Wlltuiui'tto article Ih not much batter, after IiiivIiik I iiu most of the leiiKth of tho valley. KiiKoun (luiird. For tho suite of her state and rolle Klntu liiHtltutlous, at leant, Salem should have pure water. Have not Sa Tern pper n"t the nerve to IlK'it the mutter to a llnlsli? Aurora Horenlls. Tho physlclaiiM mid iniuinKor or hoHpltals all say the typhoid fetor m Hants come from the country and the suhuihs, when no city witcr Is ud. There nre no typhoid fever cuseii at the state liiHtltutlous or schools and colloKOM as (liny us city water. Wo can forgive ICiiKene Hiiers, on the tirouuds of iKiiorance, hut at Au rora very little water Is used for drink lutt purposes. THE CURSE OF LIONIXATION. Next lo llllltiK piikok about the hf lolo exploits of such characters as Tracy and Men III. the press (low a great Injury by prlntlnic Iiiordluate praise and fulMimo llnttery of youiiK lHNtple who lime done something. A young hoy or nlrl suellml up with uewsiwper llattery seldom nets re duced to dimensions of utility. Why, a Kiownup can imniiy stand news paper mention of that kind that kh with printlnx their picture. When such a boy or Kill has the wind let out of their billeted dlmeu' slons h tho rude plu-prlcks of expert once, thry collaistu and think this world unjust, and a measly old fraud, and never have any snap afterwards Kep )imr boys and gills dottii on a h'M'l of solid old motliar chiIIi, and don't K't them sohHuk in th heat ens f anlty ttMi early In life, for when tn uil aud realise that the pultliiK was all NlHdtby will fall ry Hat The mlvertlslMK of llttl ihllilren In short clothes as uraduutes and pi tut iivi; their unities In full, with the mid die iiHiues, t a plwe ol giiucrai k lion liKtlou that spoils the utost or tiu-m for-er Kfterwsrd lliMtest worts aad MHletttr taklitK a imit la life without ureHtature advci tUluf lwtM fuoUug for sr.'si.i k ulvHueuts. sua cltMtue to g.-( th, uuatatr wvn Jm-Khss htldse without mmIiu tils wlu eitttrtdy larents pi to kave )or children spared from it nHMitallott for pcovlousttM. THE SPIRIT OF CONTENTION WntUor Mltrkell hu dn more (i the simm at the r-ut smIoii of , on n.. uwh ia wn hs ntinoii .i,t i ami thtHr like could sisompiuh n, A IIMIatf and we ortnlUi thst ti trld of aWastor Mluhcll and ol th. ' M urvguM. mil it to H that mm man wko wtll work for th lu-i IHtwwMi u Orego is slet-ted suatoi NVs skjhNMit of bwMito will olw i M watd r to Uie SeAU tkls tliu.-Ash la4 Mecwnt. Th. akun 41m loses Ui, utrl( ,.t owNMttoN liMt will alHMt, the ru SJ MMlON. Wfcut mA wort ma row from s kailv at Lua uj.L .. i . I -" " nnm nnift hhsi m Mm(Uuttf to miwmu mi umr u to lupuhu 0Nmm in ONfout I iki " ml are IM Ur. a(, m( musiidy um JHE QMLY i I CAN'T EAT! Why? The Uumacli I- weak, tlie an- prtil.t..nn. .nrtMbowl. arc row - . . . .. aootl rb ili"if llotettet' Btomar h rinipii .miMi ic iiijj v. . . goal as Hitters Iwf.i v mrti meat, it "' Btrenttiln-u it.- s .iimcli, rrsio'o 'b Bt.P'ttte. -n-w- .Cori.tipRtlotifliidno'i- lively in Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Btlllousness and Malaria Fever and ABUe, Try a bottle -M are or jour- "-'"' .TLVf n Hi IS h tK v3 oTAiPliril lilTTCDC OlUJTian Dll iCl'J.ntw WM n ltlRa Ilnanclal failure, A RAILROAD COMMISSION. The I'ottland papers are being filled with stuff about the wonderful advant ages of having a railroad commission in Oregon. Oregon Is about the last state In the Union that needs a railroad commis sion. The state tried one for ten yours, and was Involved In constant t ii ..-. . litigation and political rontrovers). Oregon lids almost none but Inter state tiancontlnental railroads, over which a state railroad commission has very little control. With politics dic tated from one large city, no commls siou could be seemed that would not lie controlled by the very corporations sought to be controlled. With all the great railroads going Into great trusts and uudor combina tions, there Is still less hope of any state commission being effective. For Instance, one syndlcnto owns all tho roads and steamboat linos In West ern Oregon. When they become op pressive their business will decline, and their own self-lntorest dictates liberal policies. Tho buslnoss man can fnr hotter re ly on getting Justice out of the man agers of large proportion than ho can hope to get relief front n few poli ticians or lawyers on a railroad com mission, Oregon should be, and doubtless will bo treated fairly aud liberally by the transposition corporations with out a commission. At least there has been no complaint from buslnoss men. Until there Is a general complaint on tho pnrt of shippers, tho commission scheme Is a political Job. o ROOSEVELT IN PITTSDURG. President Hoosovelt delivered an ad dress at Pittsburg, Penn., much of which will commend Itself to thinkers. Speaking of Cuba, ho said: "Our policy towards Cuba has not yet met with Its en 1 1 re fruition, lt will meet with It. The .court of the last few year has made more evident than ever before that this nation must, in time to come, have pecuniary Intel osls on the Isthmus connecting the two Amerltas and In tho waters aud among the Islands adjacent there o. Nationally, we cannot occupy the position to win (1 these regions that we did towards others where our lutetusts are fur le... and It I. doubly trmj now j ' wlJHJ , , hat congress wl I, great wisdom .m",,, ,, wl JB provided for the building of an Inter- (M-eau ritual. "Cuba must occupy a itectillur rela tion to us In the Held of International politics. She must. In the larger souse, he a itart of the general iHilltlcul sys tem in International affairs of which the republic stands at the head. She has assented to that view, and In re turn this nation Is Itotiuil to give her special economic privileges inn. given to other nations. "I i egret that a measure of reclptoc Ity with Cuba Is not alteady embodied In statute or treaty, but it will lie, Just us sure as fate." The president Is to be iwrdoued for his sel and enthusiasm on the' sub ject, but whwi ho grows confident and insists that his Ideas and the Ideas of the nation In dealing with Cuba will Ite ran led Into effect while Itepulili cans dominate IhXIi houses and the sugar ti nut dominates the Itepubll tans, ho Is inlMtakeit as mih- ah rate. Weston HliipMd .'' n-ntea of straw berries tills HlllH.MI Good enough for anybody! n yLL Havana Filler "fiOSOOOXA ' SAWS en o stmt vatut as tags from "STAR." H08SB SHOE; smauhbad," srANDAxoMvrr ' OLD HBACH A HONSY." SAVIOG,"' "OLB VAKGUxY" fir"i(ASTSfi WWXMAN" Toiecco Bttl 'wcNB jUffi,tlAiii3,i sLvvL9 sSBSp '3sSi """" I ABOUT WORLD'S FAIRS. I The Watrrville, N. i., "'D -"' The city of Duflalo wanted a big fair .. ....I n.nv imii It. Meet- .... Hviitiiirwm. iliiu iiiv-j ...- ' ,,,',, o.s they want the In, with flwDtln low te iriivniiiiiinin .-. m trt ant the same thlM. to make up a good , , .. ,,.,. ConKross has just " ' ...minn dollars to appropriated a half million uouars w pR). lue ,ie,t of the I'an-Amorlcan ox- , There wn8 0 public de- exposition and here l a strut feeling abroad that ,.,u ...iMilUaii enterprise Ib very mucn 'overdone. The one at Charleston last simply hPtause the punnc na.i Kni. tired of such thliiKS. The St. Louis World's Fair was put over until 1901 because It followed too closely upon the Charleston Fair. If cltlos and different parts of the country Insist upon lnvitlnj? disaster It should bo al ,...,..i ,t.m tn knock at the govern- i ... ,,nr ,,, mnko nood their ' iiieiii iii-w"j !" - - losses. It Is not at all probablo that u money wore made on these enterpris es It would ho turned into tho coun try's traestiry. Why thon should loss es he paid? As nn echo of tho appro priation mado to Huffalo, congress, Just before lt adjourned, answered the appeal of the Southern members to help the stockholders In tho Charles ton exposition out of their dinicultlos by voting $200,000 to thorn. o JOURNAL X-RAY3. The Weeping Cherry. Robert Horrlck. I saw a cherry weep, and why? Why wept It but for shame llecauso my Julia's lip was by And did outrod tho same. Hut pretty fondling, let not fall A tear at all for that; Which rubles, corals, scarlets, all For tincture wonder at. If ho would only disappear foreur, peoplo could forgive Tracy. Tho. finest houso In town has no skeleton In the cupboard. If no other powor can bring Tracy and Merrill back to Salotn, why not let th Push Club tncklo them? The man who covots his neighbor's house might chango his mind if he could look Into the cupboards. The man who tries to drown his sor rows In thu Mowing howl must sooner or later discover that sorrow is am phibious. Philadelphia Itecord. Your mother may not have boon nn angel. She tuny have boon something bettor a good, Inmost, Industrious wo man. Messrs. SchulU & Hurggiaf, of Al Itany, have named the new theatie "The Ooetho." The name was sug- well-known presented with a fteo box the opening night. Mary Mucl.eun. from the dust and mines of Butte, has made money enough out of her books to attend col lege. She has notified her publisher r - H - MH - 4 - H - 4"tit - Kt - - H 1 Journal Voting Contest h ---- f;o R The Most Deserving and Popular Young Lady in Salem. fjST" Duo receiving Isrgeat vote Newport and return, und board aud f roe entertainment at the ll.xy View T Hotel with choice ot the tlnest room iu the hottee fur oueweek, beginning j Saturday, Augurt Kith. Votes on acconipsnylng coupon tilt ol ballot announced from day to JOURNAL VOTING COUPON One Vote for Miss. tor one week's freo seaside outlntr at New port. August 16th. IIIIHIIHIIIIIIIII I Hill PER GENT OFF- On all Carpets Nothing Reserved Wc wish to reduce stock before Aug, 1st, at which time we invoice, These terms will apply from July 10th to Aug REMEMBER THE PLACE The House Furnishing Co. M CWI at , next to Postjoako. 6torM 8t .,, am DIXON DEHORNER eW7add: "-- ...BREWSTER Mm. ad Sd4B. The Sure Way n nmvnnt Pneumonia and Conromp- Ion Is to cure your coldi when n .1 im appears. Acker's tngusn ""-" wffl Btop the cough in a night, and. 1 . . - - nontflin Al- I drlvo the cold out oi yum "" : ; i ,v.nv n milek and sure cure for Asth ... ' i. '.m,ih0 nmi nil throat ami lung I ub as f It does not satisfy you t " druggist will refund your money. Write to us for free ample. W H HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y." D. J. FRY. Druggist that she will ho In Chicago In a week She has selected llntlcllffo College urn Harvard annex Tho Sllverton Appeal gives up try Iiie to tilease members of all four polit ical parties. During tho campaign ti ran a column of editorial matter for oacji of the four parties, and dtovo many of Its leaders to the verge of In sanity with its quadruple politics. o I sir-u Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. CuroB Consti pation ana indigestion, ihukuh juu eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money back. 5 cts. and CO cts. Write to W. H HOOKKR & CO., Huffalo, N. Y., for a free samplo. D. J. FRY, Drucglat o An exchange suggests that rather than have a postponement of tho coro nation why should not our British friends substitute as the chief figure our enterprising countryman, J. Pier pont Morgan? He owns pretty much everything In tho British Isles that Is worth having, anyhow. TUF AW of toughest steel V Kmmm . incomes dulled bv constant use and must have a new edge if it Is to do good work. Constant work dulls a man as it does an ax, makes him sluggish of body and dull of mind. lie needs a tonic, something that will restore the keenness of inlinl aud activity of body. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery puts new life into weak, worn-out, run d o w u tn e n n u d women. It strength ens the wenk stom ach, purifies the blood, and effect ively stimulates the liver. The whole body is built up with sound, solid flesh by the use of "Golden Medical Discovery " "I wn confined to my twl for four iiioutln from Jnnunry it, it, ami commenced to take your medicine January 3MI1 ! writes ,-urs, Sollle I. Sliepp pnnlnrtMufl, J Slieppard, of luit. Mu "I took eight bottles of Or, riercc's (Jolilci, Med ical Dlncmery four of 1'nvortie Krecripnon, two vlnll of 'l'lcaiKint 1'ellits.' and one bottle of Doctor Tierce's Com pound KxtrtctofSmnrt Weed, as n liiiiineut. fullo4tfnn ohstlnnte ajinttiiHitloii and liardenlnttofthe liver was my trouble I am at tills time able to do almost any kind of house work Your medicine caved me Irom my Kre Thauks to ou for the benefit My case wn hopelenwlieii I began taking) our inrdldne." Don't bo foolel into trading a sub stance for a shadow. Any substitute offered as "lust as good" as "Golden as CCKM y," is a i Medical Discovery," is a shadow of that medicine. There are cures behind every claim made for the "Discovery." which no " just as good " medicine " can show. Ililiousness is cured by the use of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. - l I I I fr-M-M-H-H-H will be given a fiee railroad ticket to T will be receive.! at tills olllce. and re- I day. ItIIIHI I HIM I 18 II I H-H-44 a: x and Albany irom one ,.ay to oo ,Mr old, or & WHITE... CtMrt 8w-t gaU-i 0r 20 CHICAGO t ORB a. I PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE (iv 1 AT QA1.E Up was V. fin Jnil deDartmentB. Our nl? ?? ". 81 e nee. for a pneca -uv w "h f ti.i. cnn.nlt lilrtn 29c T to i. i l oci nuirflllfl lOO i; iiiuiren o . ,. 10e rhlldr.n's tailor nam.. .. Men's 15c straw lints 8 1-S llntm lscf, per yd 8 l-3c embroideries, per yd 15c r mbroideriei, per yd. 7'c brush braid, per yd . 1.-..11 ..mint iilrm. tinner . Ec . 3c . 3c 7J6c ..lo .lc ,. '.'e 201) yards host spool threaJ . 4UU j!..... ;- -r - . u lfic black BilK lace, per yu R 1-3 all allk ribbon 16c dress ahiolds sn a Hou'b silk, Hpool ... 15c Summer underwear ioc FOll SATURDAY ONLY AkEVOY BROS., Proprietors. orceon Court Street, KH . 'f'-tS' eS)Sas ..Go to the For shirt waists, belts, YiiSLO' 7 j-" T 1 I tiin?-t n.r-1. ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other gooas m ou line, An especially beautiful lot of new veilings. On goods are marked very low. Call and be convinced. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State mwsse ss. The Slimmer Man Will look as neat and elegant in IiIb attiro as the Suniiuer (tirl if ho attirea liinueUln white duck or crash euite, nhito or fancy pique vestB, aud in epoi lera white linen, shirt collars nnd cuffs, kept looking juat like now by having them done up at 1 10 Salem Steam Laun dry. No Bummer girl ever laid her head on a moro immaculate shirt front than wo are laundering overy day Teat utir huiudry work and prove it. Salem Steam Laundry COLONIiL J. OLMBTKD, rilOl'IlIKTOn. DOBOD8 D. OLMBTKD, MOD. Thono 411 231 Libertv Street To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets nre now on sulo at all South ern Pacific and Corvallls & Eastern It. It. olllces, Uirough to Newport nnd Vnqulna at reduced rntos Southern Pacific trains connoct with C. & B. nt Albany and Corvallls. All tickets good for return until Octobor 10, 1902. On June 23 tho C. & B. trains from Detroit began leaving thoro at 6:30 a. m mooting the liny train at Albany at noon. Passengers for Detroit, Dreltenbush and other mountain resorts can leave Albany the same afternoon, reaching1 Detroit In the evening. Tickets are ou sale from Albnny to Detroit nt $3.00, and from Corvallls nt $3.25, good for return until October 10th, with privilege to got on train at any point east ot Mill City. The Southern Pacific Company have now on sale round trip tickets from all points on their lines In Orogon to either Newport or Yaqulna, with privi lege to return via either Kast or West Side divisions, In connecUon with the C & K. three-day Sunday oxcursion tickets, good going Saturday and re turning Monday, are also on sale at very low rates from all S. P. and C. & B. points, Full information can be obtalued as to rates, time tables, etc.. by applica tion to any S. P. or C. & E. agont. o Corvallls&Eastem R.R Time Card No. 20. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Leaves Albany 12:46 p. m. Leaves Corvallls 1:50 p. m. Arrive Yaqulna S:3i p. m. No. 1 Returning: Leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. m. Leaves Corvallls 1 1 : 30 a, m. Arrives Albany 12:16 p m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leave Albany 1:00 p. m. Arrives Detroit S.-4S n mi No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 6:30 a m Arrives Albaay ...11.06 a. m. Trains 1 aud 4 arrive ia Albany in time to counect w-ltk tha s n (i, bound train, as well as giving two or three hours in Albanv iurnM ,i. parture of S. P. north bound train train jso. a eonnects with the S.' i: trains ai uorvallis and Albany gtv lng direct service to Newport and ad jacent beaches. Train 3 for Detroit. IlraiianhnBii m,i other mountain resorts leaves Albany at 100 P. ni after tha arrival nf .1. Southern PacJUc south bound train row Portland, reaching Detroit at :46 p. tn. For further information apply to icnwrv iwnwB Turnsr, Agent, Albany. Manager. i.m., Ageii, eervaHIs. "C-v . -A - srM I UK to tho Fourth of July our lrd io laruo that odd lots have sccam- word Is this, out thoy must g0 cl.an Bwee,,. Ladles' 10c BtocklnRS...... . 4c Children's, mlsooa and boyi' fast black hoBo, double boU, allBlzoa 10c I.ttdlesJ "Go calico wrapnerB ,35c KemnantR dreiB goods, half prlro, 25c novelty lawns, yd.... 12'$c 10c fancy Bllkniine. yo . . dc ino white check imlnflook 8V,c 7'io cheeso cloth, yd Children's 15oewiBscps 4C ,6c ,.,.i t r.n n..rnnl ilmm,! '. -.-", ?, fancv tr mmou 65c ar bMtfiun Donneis, 19c 19c LhiIIpb' 30c sailor hata. At Easter Time is when the buildlnn bualncfla will I hiii owinif. If vou hnvon't nivcni orders for your lumber requirement will pay you to get CBtlmateB (Joodale I.dmbor Co., for any an klndB of lumber for out or InBide! lath, shinglea, fianh, doora, blindi everything needed In this lino. Goodale Lumber 0 Near B. P. Fase'r. depot. Pho Ladies' Bazaar.. underwear, corsets, hosiery, Street. Salem. A Good Wife and Health... Are a man's host wealth, and li contribute to tho health of hi and wife bv uahc the Capital Brtl bear. It la puro healthful and tioUH, and la n delightful hever: any Beaeon, and during warm w thoro isn't a thirst quencher th equal It. Capital Brewery C Mrs. M. lkck, Proprietor. N.V .jt-5i ORB Shojt i m AHD DEPART FOR TIME SGIIEDULE3 From t'ortlaaJ, Ur, AV t CluoaRO I'ortlaud BpMlal 9.00 a. m, vis Hunt lugton ""aUsIbUo" Expreu 8.60 p. m. via Hunt ington "ItTVauT" fait Mall 6:15 p. m. via Bpokano Srtlt Lake. Donier. Ft Worth. Omaha, Kanuu City, rit. IuU, C'tilcago buu casi. Salt Lake, Dourer Ft, Worth, Omaha, Kausa City, St. Louli, Ublcago and Eait. Vaila Walla. LowlTton" Spokane. Wallace, Pull mau, Mlnneapollt 6U l'aul, Duluth, Milwaukee UblcaKO, and bast. 72 " HOURS PORTLAND TO Cll CC0 Ho Chante ot Cm OCEAN AND HIVCR SCIIBDUIS rroro fonuna All wl Hub datea subject! 8 p.m. Format! KranclKO Eall every S days Illy exeM Suuitay Sum. COLUMBIA RIVER ToAftorla and War Landings, Saturdajr ip P.m. WILLAMRTTP. BIVPU Steamer Ruth leaves Salem fa land nud way landings on Tuefdaj days and Saturdays, about 7 a. I Corvallia tmd way landings, M ticuueeuuyu uuu rrtuays at r A. L.' CRAIfJ. M. P. BALI .DfJ Uen. Pass. Act. Act. O. R Portland, Ore. Bale1! O. G T, Co'$ PASSENGER STEAM El POMONA Leaves for Portland To day.Thursdeyand jW at 7 a m Quick Time, Cheapo Dock; , I fffTR- ! T- " w ilxffnigiJvty