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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!
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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
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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 $3.25, good
for return until October 10th, with
privilege to got on train at any point
east ot Mill City.
The Southern Pacific Company have
now on sale round trip tickets from all
points on their lines In Orogon to
either Newport or Yaqulna, with privi
lege to return via either Kast or West
Side divisions, In connecUon with
the C & K. three-day Sunday oxcursion
tickets, good going Saturday and re
turning Monday, are also on sale at
very low rates from all S. P. and C.
& B. points,
Full information can be obtalued as
to rates, time tables, etc.. by applica
tion to any S. P. or C. & E. agont.
o
Corvallls&Eastem R.R
Time Card No. 20.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Leaves Albany 12:46 p. m.
Leaves Corvallls 1:50 p. m.
Arrive Yaqulna S:3i p. m.
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. m.
Leaves Corvallls 1 1 : 30 a, m.
Arrives Albany 12:16 p m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Leave Albany 1:00 p. m.
Arrives Detroit S.-4S n mi
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 6:30 a m
Arrives Albaay ...11.06 a. m.
Trains 1 aud 4 arrive ia Albany in
time to counect w-ltk tha s n (i,
bound train, as well as giving two or
three hours in Albanv iurnM ,i.
parture of S. P. north bound train
train jso. a eonnects with the S.'
i: trains ai uorvallis and Albany gtv
lng direct service to Newport and ad
jacent beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit. IlraiianhnBii m,i
other mountain resorts leaves Albany
at 100 P. ni after tha arrival nf .1.
Southern PacJUc south bound train
row Portland, reaching Detroit at
:46 p. tn.
For further information apply to
icnwrv iwnwB
Turnsr, Agent, Albany. Manager.
i.m., Ageii, eervaHIs.
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to tho Fourth of July our lrd
io laruo that odd lots have sccam-
word Is this, out thoy must g0
cl.an Bwee,,.
Ladles' 10c BtocklnRS...... . 4c
Children's, mlsooa and boyi'
fast black hoBo, double boU,
allBlzoa 10c
I.ttdlesJ "Go calico wrapnerB ,35c
KemnantR dreiB goods, half prlro,
25c novelty lawns, yd.... 12'$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,!
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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.
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9.00 a. m,
vis Hunt
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Expreu
8.60 p. m.
via Hunt
ington "ItTVauT"
fait Mall
6:15 p. m.
via
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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.
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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
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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
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Portland, Ore. Bale1!
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PASSENGER STEAM El
POMONA
Leaves for Portland To
day.Thursdeyand jW
at 7 a m
Quick Time, Cheapo
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