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Newspaper Page Text""mi ::aigWqr,w ito lmMi"tmm ,HC DAlLr JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 16, Ufit. mirmnrrimmM " - v7StTl(W!X!XSS I f 4iiiiiiinfiwi)iiiiitiiinimii)i iniiiint ...CHICAGO PEOPLE'S DAROA1N HOUSE. . ANOTHER DEEP CUT In pricce for Friday and 8aturdav to atlmulate buelrUs end to give an opportunity to the onylng public to secure rare bargain (or tho next two dnya. We place on aalo aoaaonnblo reliable goodu at audi low pricoi as was never heard of before In tho Willamette Valley. Ladles' misses' and chlldron'a 18c fast black hose, taebost en earth. Bala price 10c Ladles', misses' and chlldron'a Jersey ribbed mmmir under wear. Great valuo only Go Ladies' 35c wash veils, best quality, fancy bordors, only 23a Ladlos' 20c Egyptian cotton Bumroor underwoar, ribbon braid neck and shoulders ; for this aalo 12Kc Ladies' and children's best 30c aunbonnpti, special 19c Ladles' 800 best quality sailor bats, special 10c AlcEVOY BROS., Court Street. I i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H-i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The public is invited to purchase our household effects on Monday end Tuesday, (21st and 22nd) between the hours 9 and 11 a. m. and 2 and 4 p, m. We have an elegant parlor set in mahogany, upholstered in silk tapestry; a mahogany parlor table, a fine walnut sideboard, extra heavy walnut bedroom set, a good ash bed room suit, a 10 foot extension table, card tables, .dining room chairs, willow chairs and rockers, China and other dishes, decorated chamber set, jardinieres, flowers and numerous articles at FRIEDMAN'S 362 Church St., Cor. Center. MM-Smk Dry goods, millinery, shoes, Re ductions on all lines of goods exce pt spool cotton. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to pOLLMAV CHERRY SBBDBR erco?b"eMCHMita. .fil ottba, -"' R. M. WADE & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Hoclio Harbor Lime. Host brands 1'ortland Cemont. WOOD; sawed or full length, All kinds of building material, sand, unvel, lath, sIiIiikIos, etc. ID. S. BENTLEY 181-183 Oom'l Rt. l'liono 001 Main PERCfflTlF-20 20 On all Carpets Nothing Reserved We -wish to reduce stock before Aug, 1st, at which time we Invoice, These terms will apply from July 10th to Aug ust 1st. FBMEMBER THE PLACE. X X The House Furnishing Co. S08 Oom'l St., noxt to Tost olllee, STORE... :; Ladles 10c side emu 4o 30c while all over, special ...lie 35c Belfast nil linen dress goodr, best quality, yd 20c 15c canvas hop gloves , . . 6c 60c heavy leather glove 20c Men's 00c balbrlggau under wear 2Sc Children's 26o Swiss caps 0c All shirt walals, the latest, half price Men's 10, 15. 20c straw hats. . .6c Children's fl.60 nobby trF icrcaio tlreiaot. handsome V m'd -iUc 30c coreot covora, nicely trim med 16c I Proprietors. Salem, Oregon 1 1 1 ) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Reduction Sale sr tho Poalofllcc. X XT": IIH perfct Cherry Boeder does not crush the cherry or cause any losa oi juicoj n prnuiumi maohlnu (or largo, small or Out. Itornln cherries. The seed uxtmctlnc knllo drives tho need into one dish and actually throws the cherry Into another. Tho marks of tho knlfo run scarcely be seen on thu seeded fruit. It seeds from 2(1 to ilfl quarts per hour. Itotall price, 80 cents. X A Store at Halom and Albany At Easter Time Is when the tmlldluic ImtlneM will l lu full awing. K yu haven't given your older for yeur lumber requirement it will pay you to Rl estimate front Uoodale Lumber Co., fer any ami all kinds of lumber far out or Instdewwk lath, ihlnglw, , doors, blind sud everything needed lu this Hue. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pass'r. depot, I'fceae (Ml Ebitorial age of FLAT SALARIES AND SPECIAL SESSION. Tho wouther In too warm to got ox cited nliout tho proposed special He Hlon of tho legislature, but when we consider n groat deal of tho opposition to tho matter Is Ill-founded. Is Ignor ant nml venal, what Bhall ho said? For Instnneo, what aliall wo say to W. .1. Clarke, of tint nervals Star, who rutin n Republican fnctlottal organ for tho solo purpose of holdliiK 'own a potty poMtofllco? Ilo Ih opposed to u special session In every Issue of his postolllre paper, hut ho doesn't know why. cxpopt that ho thlnliH It la IiIm duty to his pnrty Hear IiIh gruesome plaint- "When the Republican party pan ders to the press utterances of Hofer and such renegade Republicans It Is In mighty poor business." It would Hoem iut though It wero pretly kimxI Republicanism to sustain tho principal plank In tho Republican platform, especially whon that plank became tho pivotal Isstto on which the campaign wns made. No ono will blamo Mr. Clarke for bunging to Hip Republican teat oh long uh ho can, hut when ho deliberately iiMka tho Republican party to break Its pledged to tho peoplo ho Ih carrying IiIh party zeal too far. Thero may bo perHotiH ho Ignorant nH to ho Inlluoncod by Mr. Clarke when ho snyB: "Your loyalty to thu Republican party require! you to ills own tho Republican platform and pay no attention to It" Did Hofor mako tho platform or wan tho platform mado by the very fac tion to which Mr. Clarke of tho (ler viiIh Star owe alleglnnco? If thut faction dofunts a Hpi-clal somdon and durentH tho oiuietmeiit or Hat Matarlos, will It harmonlK" thu Republican party? Tho way to htirmoiilxH any party and mnko It Htrong with the people Ih to do what Ih right. TIioho who ar dividing tho Republican party on an Ihhiio ho plain (in that Involved lu Hal Hulario aro not Its frleiulH. Dee V. J. Clarke protend to nay he pan go to n farmer Republican and tell him It all right Io pay an olllclal 2o, 000 a year, when JiihI iih good nervlce can ho rendered and Ih rendered for $ 1,00)) a year? Doc I'oHtmastor Clarke pretend he can tell tho farmer and buslueftH men lu tho Republican party that ItH all right to havo tho Htate binding done on CDiiimorclul teiuiH, under compe tition at fair IiiihIiiohm prices, and then pay the Htate printer about four price to havo woik done on a graft hciiIo? No; oven Clarke knows oven better than that If ho would only admit It. Mr. Clarke Imagine ho Is serving tho Interest or Mr. KuUoii'h senator! al aspirations by opposing Hat salaries going Into effect before tho state olll clnlrt outer on their fourymir terms. Hut Ih lie 7 What has paying the sIhIh pi Inter nml tho secretary of state about $I00, 000 for their four years trms to do with making Mr. Kultou senator? It should havo nothing to do with It. It can have nothing to do with It The people who art not lu "practical politics" can see the plain truth of the matter the dlfferenco between Miy lug an olllclal a fair and rwisouahle salary, paying them say ? 1.000 a yer ami imylug them SIA.nou to Sai.ooo u year. Can tho Republican party afford to put Itself on the defensive lu u mutter of plain parnmouut duty to the tax payers? Will not Coventor Chamber lain ho Justified lu putting It on the defensive If It fall to carry Its plat form Into effect? Is nut the govenmr-eltH-t fair, gttnsr- oiim and liberal lu lielug willing und oven say the Republican prty slitMild enact Hut salaries at u hh'IuI seiwlon lustettd of laying twek and plsylng IMilltlcs as many would? (lHtr and Chamberlain are clossr to the people thuu lilton and Clrke and they si'w botk known to favor h shm-IhI mnwIiw for the emctwstit of a list SMhtry law. In spit of the wttrtu wwHther we have felt like rvflHg this WHttwfor th iHMieHt anil twllghtiwt and II lumUmtlon of llHttliwr ClarVw. who ww know will not uok at tk mwtter us Wit do. Hut eve he way umler atsml ENLIOHTHNINQ A LEGISLATURE. Pur Mvrl Imum a cutty of the t untg- C)tlUl JoMrtwl whs MMtt to all tk iuewur o tit uew stst lto iHtunt ami to all the wrsitge Ih tit Mut. It U(kM ubout Sao roolM to rc all tbMo HtMnsMM for wlttrsUousl turyo. Hud it roata sow rnonet TU Jotirwtl hM bw MtMbsKl to do UU by Ut gwwroua HMiataur of a fw frleuda of ajaotl gov-itiat. Uttt TW Joirl rtuiMMt aCttrd to sul sJI Ujmsm (Mtrsuiui tMMMira at It own (swh, Aftw tit toftolitiora con to IhW Um tiattt buys hn4 uy far piper for UtMH. HMl tkMt Utey r not aiU to rmi Uiwm ctuswlj- Hksj luivw woail) wsd up Uwlr Mind vki to 4a If Ut stU mkhm) wr apwan tmi 1h Mum pmtttn Mwn Ut4r Ui hum aaa uteir ruwliMi to aVklww to warvo and tby Mom mw a twimprl aJUr Uty wU Into mnmIoh Um ism I t wW 9 tkr Mtf rcaults. rw UNMMM. Imw It our friottd IX X. V. tttuit flf UM HUlakotu IstWywul ' ml u u n RawiMIt 4rtor ajui al"1 "' . mbr of ik hm( kous. HewHtesi AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. a Ions; editorial on the question of the will not be In effect unless It Is on speelul session and flat salaries and In acted and put Into effect by a special the main he l right. Ho can boo the session. It will bo In existence but main point of tho Injustice of thej will he Inoperative. It will bo llko the present system . lie Hays: nntl-fres-negio section of tho present The proposition to put the officials' ronrtllutlon-a dead letter There on a flat salary Is a good one and! will be no statute to put It Into effect .hnulrl be adopted, but It does not mean that the governor will get less money than now paid. No one sup poses that it would be Just to pay the governor nor more than $1500. That sum may have been sufficient 44 years ago when we were few In number and the business of tho office trivial In amount. Even the secretary of state would get more from the state treas ury under a flat salary than Is now paid to him. What that officer gets more than the $1,500 comes from fees paid by wealthy corporations who are best able to contribute. Yea. tho secretary of utato would Kct moro from tho state ti wiHiiry than ho doo now, but ho would pay a groat deal moro Into the treasury than he took out, and ho would pay into It what tho constitution now prohibits him from putting lu his own pocket hut which u putH Into IiIh own pocket lu jipito of the roiiHtitutlon. Mr. (Jnult HuyH tho secretary now gets moHt of his fee from rich cor poiutlotm who aro best nhlo to contri bute. That Ih not correct. Tho In Hiiranco tax now goes Into tho treasury and oh no other corporntlotiH pay a tax on grosH earnings tho fee do not poiiio from tho wenlthy corporations. hut from notnrloH. Illlng articles by now companies, copying records, etc in Its Ihhiio of July Cth, which Mr. (Jault received. Tho Journal printed the Having that would ho effected under reasonable Hat Hulurios In each department or tho stnto government, and made this stntement: "All tho compensation mid expenses or the departments ($U2,8no) comes out or tho state treasury except the $10. 018.10 estimated annual fee col lected and retained by the secretary or state and llfiOO mil of the common school Interest fund. So that on the Hat salary basis thero would he n net saving or $18.0:10 per annum. $.'16,913 Ioms per annum would be taken from the tieusiiry, ami $111) IS. 10, estimated fees of secretary of state as shown by table below, moro would go Into thu treasury annually." TIiIh answers Mr. Caull's statement that umler Hat salaries more would he paid out or the state treasury than at present. Less would he taken out ami more would ho paid In, Just as has been the case under Hat tnlarle In the city or Salem ami In Marlon county and nearly every county or thu state. It seems that nothing hut pounding away will fuinlllurlxo oven a member of thu legislature, who Is siipimmhmI to lie a shade more Intelligent than thu common run or people, with the plain truth. lu the following statement Mr. Oanlt who la not dlsHcd to attack the pres ent system, i events the most remar kable feature of the present system of ftnt nd H'iqulsltM thut the olllclitl is allowed to take the fees and perqui sites and put them In his pocckct and then the state employs clerks to do the woik for which the fee are paid. Mr. (luult see this and sas: No doubt there Is a little leakage here since the state pays the clerk hire that performs the work for these outside parties. If that outside work were not done fewer clerks would be needed, and If done the emoluments should pay clerk hire and not the state. How mueh these fees amount to cannot be known but it Is not be. lieved that the sum even approximates to $800,000. "Tho emolument should )Mty tn clerk hire and not the ntHte" and If there la any money left ovor after psy. In the expena or tho department It should I k placed In the state ti nu ll ry. That Is the theory of the present system but It don't work sud Is nut crrttMl Into tOrwt The fmw are con Idorwl the property of the ottlclsl. sud the stste must imy the clerks. The Journal never claimed that these fees souruxlHtutml $goo.noo In four yer. It ha shown from care fully prepared ttsures Ukeu front the Imws hkU the oWleuU records that the difference In the amount less that would be Ukeu from the tretuury and the amount wore that would be put luttt It. would be $u.0O year or fWu.ouo in four ymn, Tw, nM lot been denied. It is tux even disputed. It cannot be. The prooees of eulujbteNln- even a HtetnUer of the ktctshttur u tediously tow. hh-en tiuwe who write for In atructtou of others nre gutlty ttf suck saautblltm Incotuttateucle. which nev er e.plMUed. lenve Uietr reader ore o tbsu If they bnd never printed a word on lite subject. Mr. (uiuH Utsiii well euoucfa. out let him try to reuenl soute of Uie laws ivlHC f sud tentulelia to tb see retHry of state and sute nrtuier. He wouM rume out like tke who wne run throuch the thmahift tuhine. He sys: The laws payina the effkrrs mere than the Mostltutlanal alleManee are aats passed by the legislature and ean e repeaiea at any time. The regular mmwh can e that as well as a seeef . me onstltutlsHal ehiee " ' "peal soak or the eiuat wt f any law U removed bv tk i. "M"v aw referendum amtdtHt. neetsty f as extra sttoH Wui th imttatl m .-t.,M j tbe Capital """' " "l -"- .-- - lon. All who oppose a Hpeciai session and Hat aalarlPH fall hark on tho direct legislation amendment They say: Why, tho peoplo havo direct leglflla Hon. They can help tlipniHelve. They have tho power In their own hands. That Ih a falw and fatuous proposi Hon. Not but that tho direct legisla tion amendment may havo to bo tho llnal resort or tho people. IJut whon tln-y nro driven to that, farewell or ilnrly und peaceful reforms. Far boi ler Mr. (Jault meet and enact what you have promlHcd. A DIFFERENT VIEW. (NaHhiia, New Hanipshlru I'atrlot) The Christian Register, edited at 272 Congress street. Ronton, has a loading editorial In Uh Ihhiio or this week on the escape of a convict out In Orogon, and the mannor In which ho hns ills lOHod of policemen, compelled private cltlxons to aid him In getting away, and mado them cater to his physical necessities. Tho Register (which Is a publica tion devoted to tho pulpit nnd things kindred) sooh no particular moral In the event, and ItH only regret Ih that tho newH of the escape may get ucross the water "to tho continent or Hurope, whore no distinction Ih mndo between Ronton and Seattle." ir the editor or the Register would look about him n bit, he would not undertake too Hhnrp or ncverc a cantl gntlon or Seattle or tho people or tho far West. If he had ever had the good fortune to visit the progressive town on the Westward slope, ho would real Ixe thai human nature was much the same there us lu Ronton, he would find there some of the best and brightest product or his own town. In tho way or men who had tho courage to break away from the small and petty things that enslave and dwarf. He would Hud on tho plains of Mon tuna some of tho best nml most manly of his kind, men whose creed Ih ns broad as human conception, whose Hmrlty Is iih wld uh their country, men whoso souse or hrothorllnoss does not lend them to qunirel with one an other simply because they disagree over non-oMsontlnlH. There nre doubtless ninny, many things, the Kast may teach the men who inhabit tho great plains or the West, but, on the other hand, there Is much the men or the ICust may learn ftom the West. If the editor of tho Register hud tak en a look at the directory of crime, uh printed lu the coliuniiH of tho dally papers, be would know that In propor tion to the population the percent of crimes committed und tho percent of criminals are about as large In the Cast as In the West. If ho will make a survey of IiIh church catalogues he will II nd Hint they attend church out there, and If he will further search the record he will Hud that laws nie not placed on the statute Ixxiks or the West any moro than of the ICust for the sake or disregarding them. It Is true that men now and then es cape prison In the West, and make a dash for the thing called liberty, which Is so dear to the henrt of him who makes his home on the great plains or In the mountains of America, but he will also Hud that men break prison In the lOast, and that the escaped are not always captured. From the stnndKlnt of national mor al, or the absence of morals, there Is a sharper relleetlon In the turning loose of the men who stole hundreds of thousand of the dollar from the government, while engaged lu admin istering the affairs of Cult, than there would be in the breaking Jail and the getting away of h hundred men in the mountnlus. Regrets sud fer. like charity, should begin at home. ud If the mail who writes editorials ior the Register will but cst his eye slttmt him he will find Hiaity thing of more significance to iSureopeNits than the event of Tracy's escape. ; H 1 1 1 1 1 if 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i Journal Voting Contest - FOR r The Most Descrying and Popular Young Lady in Salem. 0 ; : l&r Oue rtoivitig Isrgtat vote will be civen a tie) railroad ticket to ; ; ! j Newport ami return, and board and free entertainment at the Bay View ' ! I Hole! with choice of the timMt room lu the houee for one week, beginning " : ; I SaturUay, August lrtth. '. '. 'lllM OH HMAUII..,, Ill L . . .... r-rj"uii wiuimu em of ballot announced Irom day to JOURNAL VOTING COUPON Oae Vote for Miss for one eek's free seaside out In at New port. August 16th. """""" M I I I H I I I H Journal GET OUT OR FIGHT. (Tacoma Ledger.) Beiorc Russia thero Is tho course or nnimtlnc Manchuria or ngnting " ov pan. If the latter bo tho course cms.-... tho evacuation will como later, for back or Japan Ih the pledge of fcnB land. England Is In no condition o defy these powers, nnd It Is fortunate for tho world that she Is not. 1M spread of Russian Influence would he a calamity to civilization. Tho Htatus of Russia In Manchuria Is exactly that of the burglar In tho hoiiHe Invaded la the night There Is no suggestion either of necessity or of right to excuso tho attempt to steal Mam-burin. Russia is a thief among nations, and there has boon a lack of police restraint When, nrter tho war between Japan and China, Russia calmly stepped In nnd took nil the benefits thut belonged to tho victor sho did a roollsh thing, for she thus ncqulred tho deadly enmity or the "Island kingdom," and UiIh it was not Judicious to seek. Japan must be reck oned with In treatment or the Eastern problem. Sho has dlsplomatlflts, men and ships, nnd a right hearty desire to humiliate tho aggressive force of the czar. In tho natural development of hu man circumstances civilization Is bound to expand. This is part of the process of evolution, und In Uh work ings as certain ns any other pnrt. And as tho trend is upward. It is tho best typo of civilization that expands. TIiIb very fact gives rise to the Impulse to ehok Russia, for where Russia domi nates thero t-an bo no civilization worthy tho name. The nation that cannot govern Itself, Hint cannot lift It own millions out of tho mire of Ig norance, Ih presumptions when It tries to embrace territory and peoples to which It has no claim. Russia can no more assert tltlo to Manchuria than to tho Htnte of Washington. The endeav or to do so Is tho expression of a.char acterlstlc greed. In the InteroHt of Justice the minions of tho czar should be driven out, ns their presence Ih an Importlnonco nnd to all tho Interests or Clirlstondom a menace. Russia may crush Poland and make serfs or the Finns, but going far outside any legit imate Jurisdiction, nnd attempting to onforco similar tactics, is bound to rail. Japan and England will cause the failure, and other nations will ap plaud. o Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A plcusaut herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, make you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfac tion guaranteed or money buck. 25 cts. and 150 cts. Write to W. II. HOOKER & CO.. Iluffalo, N. Y., for a free Hiimplo. I). J. FRY, Druggist Early Peaches. Win. Egan brings this ofllco a box of Early Halo peaches, or which he is putting up and shipping u great many from IiIh farm near ltrookw. Mr. Egan has demonstrated for many years that the peach crop can ho grown with great success lu this part of Orogon, on suitable locations, and he has some of tho best land In Oregon for that purpose. The University of Oregon. The University of Oregon will open its 27th session at Eugene, Wednes day. Soptomber 17th. Tho outlook foi the year seoms very promising. A number of now men havo been added to the faculty, all thoroughly lltted, both by preparation and experience, for their work. Tho university build ings are being repaired and Improved during the summer, the dormitory, gymunslum, nnd Heady Hall receiving especial attention. Students Intending to enter this fall are Invited to correspond with the president relative to their work. Cat alogue will ho sent on application. The Sure Way to prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion Is to cure your cold when It first appears. Acker's English Remedy will stop the cough lu a night, and drive the cold out of your system. Al ways a quick and sure cure for Asth ma, Uronrhltls, and all throat and lung troubles. It It does not satisfy jou uiu uruggiBi win reiumi your money. Write to us for free sample. W. 11. HOOKKIl & CO.. Iluffalo, N. Y. D. J. FHY. Druggist. 1 1 1 h n n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 nm uo rcvwvea a; una wnee. ami re- . . day. I II H M H 1 1 1 1 1 1 III H 1 1 1 1 8 rirni H.U HHrT S I All shirt waists at cost until stock is cleared. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street, Salem- DIXON DEHORNER n ,,ni upe a saw and clippers but nee your Olive. mJ Jr " " , "lo lira torn villi .mail IjniBli. &t:ar:lNrr.n'i:ja'' ? ' money refunded. ..BREWSTER Feedmen nnd Seedmcn. (&& Gambrinus AND Everybody THB ALEX CORNOYER TODAY Harritt & Old Post Ofllce Grocery. jc To the Seaside and Mountain Resorts. Tickets ore now on sale at all South ern Pacific and CorvallU & Eastern It. It. olllces, through to Newport and Ynqulnn at reduced rate Southern Pacific trains connect with C. & B. at Albany and Corvallls. All tickets good for return until October 10. 1902. On June 23 the C. & E. trains from Detroit began leaving thero at 6:30 a. in., meeting the Hay train at Albany at noon. Passengers for Detroit, nrcltenbusli J uu uuier mountain resorts can leave Aioauy tue same afternoon, reaching Detroit in the evening Tint-ata . An8Rte ,tT.om Albany t0 Dtrolt at JS.00. and from Corvallls at 3.26, good ii rwni uniu uctouer 10th, with privilege to get on train at .my point east of Mill City. The Southern Pacific Company have now on sale round trip tickets from all point on their line in Oregon to either Newport or Yaqulna. with prlvl lege to return via either Kast or West the p iT' " connection with the C. & B. three-day Sunday excursion !goln SftV"-day ami re! lZ i """uu'' ar io on w e at Pull Information can be obtained as o rates, tin. tables, etc.. by a plica Hon to any s. P. or C. & E. agent c- Time Card No. 20 Ni 2 For Yaqulna - .ioany .,, Leaves Corvallls vAr,rif Yaqulna '. No. l Returning: Iare Yaquia Leaves CorrallU , Arrive Albany .. No. 3 For DqU leaves Albany . . Arrives Detroit .. No 4 From Douott; leaves Dstroit Arriviu il ' ' 1M8 p. m. L'M p. m. :M p. m. I'M a. tn. 11:30 a. m. .1J:II p m. 1:W p. bi. : p. w. . :10 a r,rt.'0 11:01 a. 11:01 a. m.' In ith fcwitd train, a wall a 15. V SWi rw hour, u A ulJ"l'?? or parturo of S. P. aonT ..T?" d- S. Iv. ?g airsct iry ad- '-;kn . jma Corvlalls&Eastem R.R. J Turn,. At 37riN & & WHITE.. !U Court Street, Sjnleni, Oi A Good Wife and Health... Are a man's best wealth, und ho can contribute to the health of lilmeol and wife by using the Capital Browory beer. It ia P"ro. healthful and nutri tious, and is n delightful bevcrago a any soneon, and during warm weather there isn't a thirst quencher that can equal it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Heck, Proprietor. is welcome at NOBLB Z?mwM STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE Lacurbncb Samples of Our Handiwork Demonstrates tho superiority of the Salem Steam Laundry. You'll find them in our ofllco and also on the per sons of scores of well dreseed peoplo in Salem. Such people are tho lienahlsol our skill, They carry tho proof of it everywhere, and they confirm and ex tend our popularity. Styles differ, but in laundry work our Troy stylo hns the call. Salem Steam Laundry ' COUWKL J. OLMSTED, PltOrillUTOn. DORODH D. OLUBTKD, MOn. riione 411 230 Liberty Btrett OIJECBN SHOJrlilNE AHoUNIQHPiJDMO DEPART FOK TIME SCHEDULES From Portland, Or, ARR1VK FROM Calidgo l'ottlaud 6pcUl 9:00 a, m Tl Ituut- lDgtOD 7umTo" Kxpreu 8.50 p, m. via Hunt ington 6&1I IjiVo. Tlanvor. VI Worth, Omaha, Katuss vur, oi. uouk, uuicago 4:30 p m; UU cm, lt Lake, Denver Kt. worth, Omaha, K'ausm City, St. LouU, Chicago and Eat. Walla" WallanwlVlnnr 8:10a. in 6t. Paul Kast Mall 6:15 p. m. Tl 8pokaoe Spokano. Wallace, Pull man. MIIinDATyMU HI ,0 in Paul. Duluth.MllwmikPA vun-ago, sua at. 72 HOURS , PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Ko Change of Csib 72 OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From PnrtliM All tailing dates aubject I ..to change , Korean Francisco I Bull avppv K Ha.. 8p 4 p. w DiUr MNJH Ssadar P- " Saturday Wp.. COLOMBIA RIVKR ToAitorla and Way Landlugi, ex, c. Bundj B. WILLAMETTE RIVER . bteamer Ruth leaves Balem for Port- lanuanil U-(n.la.,,l... rr l ... Tlmtl. nJ ?a Saturday, about 7 a. m. Fo' Wrvallia nd way landinca. Monday. neuneeday and Fridays at about 6 p. m A. L. CRAIG, M.P.BALDWIN, r,a"; AK'- Agt. O. R. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Balem, Or O, C, T, Co's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Tues uy.Tliure'ynndSatMv Quick Time,aCheap Rates Beer! -v. rooi oi iraae at . M. P. BALDWIN, Alt