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Hc DAlU JOURNAL, 8ALEN1, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY M, 1&0i
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I ...CHICAGO STORE... I
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. .
SMASHING DOYYH PRICES-Tho Chicago Btora it certainly a wonder
for giving low prices on reliable Roods. It la hard to find Its equal,
Honest dealing; and sterling values has tuada this atoro a ftetiuine
hlvo ol business This sale only for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ladleo' 39i! sailor lints 10o
15)o linen colored wash dres
goods. Sale prlco, yd 7t.c
50c Fancy novelty dress goods
40 Inches wide, special, yd. .25c
60c black French lace Grena
dines, salo price. . .18, 10, 25c yd
SOo mercerized satlnottes, all
colors and black, sale price. .22c
7XJ double twill crath toweling
sale price yd 4c
1JK heavy hemp brown crath
towel in r. sale price.... ...7c
15c navy blue duck, yd ....... .Uc
86c whlto P. K tho best, yd. .19c
Towdlt, all prices for this
sale 3,4, 0J, 8, 10c
Ladles', children's and nil'ies'
35c best ftunbonnets H prlco 10c
Ladles' calico wrappers, half
price, 35, 76, 08c worth up tof 1 60
Ladies' shirt walitn half prlco
Men's 6"c buck gloves, only. . .25c
16c hop canvas stoves 6c
Men's 05c derby ribbed under
wear, hoavy, (ale price ?lfc
Men's 60c summer undnrucnr 26o
Men's 2.00 blue flannel shirts
speclnl Rale price (I 30
Men's 65c soft shirts 35c
Itibboua. laces, ladles' und child
ren's summer underwear at un
heard of low prices.
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Court Street. Salem. Oregon
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Look out for a rush at Fried
man's. Something is going to hap
pen. Meantime it pays you to go
there.
FRIEDMAN'S
307 Commercial St.
tiniii 1 1 in iimniiHiimmni 1 n i n h m i mil 1
Oregon Blue Ribbon
..STATE FAIR...
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THF Mil YJnilRUI. CITIZEN-
MIL. U.IIU.I vwwiiiii. .
SULUlfcKS
Member Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HOFER QROTHER8.
Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance.
Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance.
Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents' Per Month.
Weeklv One Year. $1.00 In Avance.
Salem, Sept. 15th-20th, 1902 jj
Will Be Bter and Better Than
Ever.
i CASH PREMIUMS ON EVERYTHING
'Send for Pemium List.
JW. H. Wehrun?, M. D. Wisdom,
Prcs., Hlllsboro, Or. Sec, Portland.
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pOLLMA
CHERRY SBBDBR
DO THE ELK8 WEAR CORSETS?
ForaotiH noticing tho fine appearand
of tho order of ElkH when on purado
hr.vo Involuntarily boon led to ox
claim: "Do the I). I1. O. K. wear cor
Ht)lH?"
Tho order that inoott In Salt I.nko
noxt month wonrB tho bolt In mnny oth
or roopectH, nnd a Krent many poruona
Iuivh boiiti led to mmpoct that their
universally flno ahnpo I duo to stays
of some kind,
Wnt If thoy do? Many of tho mem
bora nro lino specimen of manhood,
and ir thoHe Inclined to ilnngtnfT pro
portlonH do pad or two stllTonlng miip
porU thoy do It to hold their own In
tho order. There Ih no hnrm In ap
pearing to good Ailvniitngo tindor any
clrcumHtnnceM, and I8lkn run ho their
tnemhora tako an outh to look tho near
out poHsllile like a man ought to look.
It will never bo known whether the
IJIkft' ritual require insmhom to wear
oornetH, but It Ih cortnln that thoy are
required to wear corset fitting unl
forniH when on parade. Hvory uniform
Ih tallor-mado nnd corset-flttod.
Ouo renHon why bo tunny people he
lluvo tho KlkH wear coraetH Ih becntiKo
so very few largo nnd lloehy men be
long to tho ordor. It Is claimed by
some Hint It Ih not tho coraotH that
keopH them out, but bornuso thoy can
not ho conveniently tossed In a blan
ket. It will probably nevor bo revealed
whothor they wear any kind of an ab
dominal support or not, because after
ii man becomoa a member, not oven
bin wife can get him to give away tho
HocrotH of tho order. Tho order that
Ih HiiHpected of wearing coraoU Ik
about tho only ordor that tho rcx who
wear corsotH cannot oven get a aide
door entrance Into, yet no one use
tho hullo ho well aH tho Hlk. The
problem romnlim unaolvud.
DISBANDED
I Jft&YM Ml,
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0tt6T6" CPtRRICO. jU sccos.
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II IH perfect Olierry Hueder does
notorusli the olierry or cause
any Ions of Jnice: n iiractlcitl
innchluo for large, small or Uil
llornla cherries. Tho need uxtructlnc
knllo driven tbu seed Into one dish nml
actually throws tho olierry Into iiuui!...r.
Tbu marks of tbu knife can m'aroolv be
seen on tint seeded fruit. It neoda from
'JO to 'SO quarts per hour. Retail price,
B6 cents.
R. M. WADE & CO.
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
Roche Harbor Llmo. Uest brands Portland Cement, WOOD; sawed or full
length, All kinds ol building material, sand, g'avol, Utli,hlnilii, etc.
181-183 Ooni'l Ht.
BBNTLBY
Phono m Main.
20-PERCENTOFF-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
mtU, REMEMBER THE PLACE X X X
The House Furnishing Co.
ABOUT WALKING.
A rorroMpondnnt nskH tho editor of
IIiIh paper for IiIh opinion nbout walk
ing. Ah tho editor never wnlkn when
ho enn avoid It Ii Ih opinion Ih not
worth much.
TIiIh Ih not a walkliiK age. The
world no longer goon on foot very
much, and when It iIoom It don't go on
a walk, AhIiIo fiom a heavy ill aft
borne, a yoko of oxen, or a mini turtle,
nothing wiiIUh, not oven a tramp.
Kvimi laboring men In eltloH and
Hchool children walk hut llttl". TIiIm
Ih a busy ago, and their time ih worth
too much. Tho editor of a dally pa
per worth reading cannot afford to
tnk tho llmo to walk oven a Htep.
Wo ouch tniw h college prmldeut
wnlklug nlong the Htreet rubbering in
all dlrectloiiH. Anlieil what ho wan do
ing, he wnlil : "Kiiuuterlng, only unun
terlng." AlthoiiNh holding a $8000 a year po
Hltlon In tho hiiHloMt ago of tho world'H
hlHtory, thlH man had time to Haun
ter, iih ho called II. In a year or two
ho lliitteiied nut wimplHtoly. lie didn't
oven walk. Ho mumteml.
Tho odltor of (IiIm paper hiuui't time
to walk. Mm ride or runs. The ob
jection to people niuiillig 1m that It at
tructH attention, ami m few people
run. People think a man who ruiw u
great deal Ih erasy.
In Japan everybody rldiM, but the
men who propel the Jlnrlkulm, and
thoy run. Thoy run an aveme of live
mllttM an hour, and they are the llnest
intiHeltHl iiihii In Aula.
Kunnlug Ih thtt bent txrrlst. It
keepH a mnii limber. Woman would be
fur liioro graeful If thy whiI not
forget to run. If thuy wr told by (lit
doctor to run. their Iiiiikm would ox
imnd. tblr IiIwhI t'lmilNt. they would
throw away thwlr uiuwHltHry droM.
Th writer alwnyM hum whmi hw can
do mi. Thort Ih ih much to thnt In
the world. m much to ! douo. mi
many pop to talk with. o much of
lumuty to iiijoy, and w Hiiich of ihhI
iimw to apM'Mitil who would b
time by wulklux?
Albany Democratjells of the
Closing Scenes
The nnnttul encampment of tho Oro-
gon Natlonul Guard Ih now a thing of
the past, nnd all that remains of tho
annual plmle, ho far a the guardHtnon
aro concerned, nro tho memories of
the guard houso und tho extremely
warm wenthor In which the nncamp
mont wnH etitabllslied. The Salem
company wns only too glad to reach
home.
Speaking of the closing scones of the
encampment, tho Tuesday evening Al
bnny Democrat makwi the following
cemment:
"The annual onenmpmeut Is u thing
of tho past. After a six dayn' export
enco It cloned thin afternoon. The flint
to leuvo the grounds wore tho three
compnule of the separate battalion
of Kastern Oregon, who left on the 7
o'clock train. Among tho mcmherH
wnH Private McDonald with a broken
leg. At 1 2 : .'SO nil the companion south
of Alhnuy, thoso from ICugeuo und
Ashland, loft for their homes, leaving
tho dust and HiitiHliIno on Camp Wil
liam Tho Hlgnal corpo, a flno body
of HttiilentH of Corvallls, left for homo
on tho C. ft IC. at 12: IB. Tho others
left by special train at 2 o'clock for
tho north. Tho Albany company wnH
tho last to leave the grounds, when do
ing ho leaving tho camp In n clean con
dition, with nothing but tho roads and
guard llnoH to hIiow for the encamp
ment, excepting the 120-foot (lag polo,
which will bo brought to Albany and
erected nt this city.
"Most of the men reported u splen
did time. There whore somethings,
of course, to growl at. Some wanted
loss sunshine. They would have liked
to have been In a grove with refresh
ing Hhndo, some would have liked to
have been away from country roade,
etc. Hut, altogether, it was an experi
ence they will long remember und
many of them will cherish, forgetting
the guard hour and other disagree
able experience.
"Last evening tho trooiw were again
reviewed before a big crowd of visi
tors. Mayor DiivIh had tho honor of
riding In the cnrrlnge. Tho review
and the dress parade, like those that
had preceded It, were of an Interesting
character.
"A hocoiiiI ilt 111 wiih given this morn
ing at 8:30 o'clock, lasting an hour
and a half, by the 20th light artillery,
of Vancouver, with Hold guim and can
sinus. It wiih a splendid exhibition of
trained soldiers, and was witnessed
by un liumeiiHo crowd of people. The
miiuiiHverH. with tho booming of the
cannon, were very realistic. The ar
tillery tomorrow morning will pass
through Albany and ciom tho bridge
for the West Side, returning home that
way.
Company (1. of this city, made an
excellent showing In tho markings
made by Colonel Jucksou, Inspector
general, one of the best posted mili
tary men on thtt coast. ComHiiiy I'.
of Portland, was given the Ilrnt place,
with 17.1 out of a 'HMMlhle SOO, Com
pany C, of Portland, second place, with
Pill, and Couiimny (I. or this city. A
and C, of ICugeue, and II, of Ashland, h
tie for third place, with 1M) points, In
dicating practically little ill (Terence
betwevu the best coihihoiIch."
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EASTERN
OREGON
NOT IN IT
Salem Man Tells of Advan -ages
Over All
A prominent Snloin business man,
who has Just roturnod from a trip
through Kastern Oregon, sayn that
section of tho stnto is a wonderful
country In fact It rivals Western Or
egon. Hut, an Is usually tho case, this
Salemite returns more pleased with
the delightfully pleasant and moderato
climate of the Willamette valley.
The Salem merchant spent most of
his time In Union county, and reports
that county of great agricultural val
lie lie maw Home of tho finest fluids
of grain und hay meadows, yielding
onormoiiH crops, he ever witnessed. So
cially, the people are most agreeable
to meet, and a stranger always fares
well at their hands. Ho also Ib con
vinced that Kastern Oregon Ih a splen
did place for any ambitious and In
dustrious young man, since tho oppor
tunities for money making and ad
vancement nre probably more numer
ous there than In tho Wlllamotto val
ley. Hut wlille Kastern Oregon may have
advantages, It also ban disadvantage!).
Very llttlo fruit can bo raised, nnd tho
wind and heat during tho summor
montliH nro so Hovore und oxcobhIvo nH
to be almost unbearable. Another ob
servation mndo by tho local morchant
Is, that largo capital Is usually re
quired to engage In buHlnesH enst of
tho mountains. At nny rnto n man
with the same amount of capital that
enables him to conduct a buslnoHH bore
In the Wlllamotto valley, would not bo
of much prominence In competition
with tho Kastern Orogon business
man.
After summarizing all his observa
tions nnd conclusions on tho boom
towns and proportions of tho Inlnnd
Kmplre, our morchant concludes by
Haying that Salaiii Ih emphatically tho
howl town In Oregon. We hnvo more
building and Improvements than nny
of the fast towns. Our rontH nre more
reasonable, and business conditions
nro better In every way. He soys Sa
lem lias mom vnrlod resources nnd
greater prosperity In More for the
mnny. While KuHtern Oregon is all
right for a whllo for the "bonanza"
farmer, with thousands of neroH, and
for the bnnko'r-merchant with his
train hmdH of goods, the grunt multi
tude of cuHtoiuorH nro tho lonely stock
borders und farm hands, who work for
comparatively Htnnll wages. At Snlem
n man or small means can go Into
htiKlncg. and pnwper with the rest of
tho community, In proportion to his In
dustry, and there Is also greater social
as well km business oqunllty. Verily.
Salem Is todny the acknowledged peer
of the best town on the I'nclfle const
Minor Mention
Local Import
JOURNAL X.RAY8.
The Qood Old Days,
Oh. fH- tbi jkmmI obi Imt of IHTHW
Hre cam the IImihUh I'miiuhiu
To claim owr moiiwy.
Thtt old straw bat f 4wit4 wuv
Wblck uh might wwir hhU m
Ihtve
That h look! fuggy.
Imw
8041 CW1 St., next to roit office.
ll'nllSlS
MfVV J ik
Ti!rVST v R'ifyl
' Air V8P31
t . r A --
Vfejrf
farfmirP
Btorw at rUlcm ami Albany
At Easter Time
it when the halldlnu buainots will bo in
full swing. If yu hnvmi'i given your
orders for your lumber riHjulivuiont It
wfll pay you to get tmtlutates from
(looitale Lumber Oe., fer suy and all
khult of lumber for out er luiide work.
latb, ehlnnlwi, sash, doors, blind i ami
everything uoeded la this line.
fioodale Lumber Co.
Ner fl, 1 PaM'r. depot, PLouo 051
With brntf RtMl tm ltl mi the Ha.
The giMMl j-omUi Ih m& attntrta
(!( Hp HHtl klkM
"Tkt Wat, as ptuA to all IstMU.
'rtwi our roet IT vmU
Now ooU $,M
lie curries! Iiuu u siivHM arM.
II HwUe tke aid nwing m;
UwHWMfi W stHtd kar to.
WHMtmi Star.
lnAbly mHX CHdtkee and hi
dwrHUle wr MfUklit tkl Twy wa
USt m lMnl WtiWN Ut wmiI tiwt Snn
Juaw 4tarKi m an etnpiy aiuu'k.
IbrfM New.
The tauyvn wtU mU a taHj Agfa!
.MettH DhIh was granted a divorce
from Kmnk P. DhvIh. and the uHtl)
of the minor chlldreu. by Circuit JmUt
ItoUe WmlneMtoy afteruoon.
J. W. Shelton Ih plHlntliT lit a di
vorce suit against Mary M. Sheltou.
detwrtloii belug charted. The parties
were niarrltnl at I'oont Oruve In 1SS2.
Itlchnnlaon & Itlchaniwm nt attor
neys for the plaintiff.
Complaint Ih being wade that Uc
Mleelou cemetery k beliui deepoUtnl
of nearly all the Howere ou many of
tke gruvee. Thle Is particularly true
lu tke lot whereU are burled the ear!)
pUuteer mlealoMuriee of Orvguu.. It Is
bad enough to wiIo4h Mowers from a
door yarl. but to steal Bower from
a grave chu only b rouel)retl a mis
deweauor.
W. L. SklpUm. of title city, expert
eured au uumtual accident the other
uay. a lew oaye ago be raised his
arwto rtHuovealNprikbe whettbe felt
a altan palu Ih kls arm. which becauit
mure or leu ttelpleee. He paid uo
wore atteettlow to Ute matter for a fen
days, but the atttlctwt member m
not rvetored to tu MUuntl coudlttou
and We CHHumited Dr. W. H. Uyrd. An
tnvetiigMtkM dlacloeed that the teu
doit Wad beem torn from tWe bone of
the arm. TW aceideut la cuuatdered
tWe more remarkable since Mr. Skl
Um welcWa over W0 pounds, and U ime
of tWe atroHgeot men tu this city.
1-tfOttR C. SWafer and rrnk Stlbovy
looay ubUUed a marrliue lie
Judge Ilolee rWuaed to mm .ti
rwrco m ute wit of W. U HutuMker
x-a. Mary llHueaker.
Mamie K. OotWrun hiu knmi.i ..,.
for divorce xgMluat Wm. Uoutrup. The
rCSr wtrnotj in mis county In
nuinusr un fur the
L
appear
We sell the nreatest of blood onrl.
flers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a pos
itive gunrantee. It will euro nil chron
ic anil other blood poisons. If you
havu eruptions or Horee on your body,
or aro pale, weak, run down, It la Just
what you need. We refund money If
you are not sat Is lied, go cents and
$1.00. 1). J. Fry. druggist,
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Thomas Sims has ' brought suit
UKHlnst Annie staytoii fur Hi7.l&. al
leged to be tho balance duo on nn as
slgnod claim from W. II. Hobson &
Co.. for gtocerlee and merchnndlso l
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How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars He
Hard for any case of Catarrh that can
not he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
V. J. CHUNKY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Wo, the undersigned, have kuown F.
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve hint to be perfectly honorable In
all buslueea transactions, nml tinnn.
chilly able to carry out nny business
obligations made by their linn.
West A Truax, Wholesale Drug.
glstH, Toledo. O. Wnldlng, KInnan &
Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.
O.
Hull's Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter
nally, noting directly upou the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. I
Testimonials wnt free. Prices 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
H.tli's Family I'llls are the best. !
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Breltenbush Hot Springs.
Many campers are already nt this'
popular resort. For full particulars
address f. W. HOSS. i
7 Detroit. Ore.
in ""BaHaifcei
WHAT IS THE USE
Of suffering from indigestion If you
eat what you want, or of starving your
self to avoid such distress? Ackers
Dyspepsia Tablets taken nfter eating
will digest your food perfectly, and
free you from all tho disagreeable
symptoms of Indigestion and dyspep
sia. Eat what you llko nt any time,
and tako an Acker tablet afterward.
Positively guaranteed. Your money will
always be refunded If you are not sat
isfied. Write to us for a free sample.
W. U. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
rriZZucn every box of the genuine
'r,, A TndvaBroino.Qi--
(?Z ZhZv-irirt''to'
LaUlllVW "'""- old in one .-
m " -
SnTBOUNCBR
J i-' X . TI, ,r IKd M direclcd or money re'.unded. .
Guaranteed to keep
Hies off ol Block If apiM m
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LiOB KILLBRJif '
...BREWSTER & WHITE
A Philadelphia woman committed
Btilcide on account of the death of her
pet dog.
A Few Pointers.
Tho recent statistics of tho number
of deaths show that tho large majority
diewlth consumption. This disease
may commonco with an apparently
harmless cough which can be cured in
stantly by Kemp.s Balsam for the
throat and lungs, which is guaranteed
to euro and rellove all cases Price 25
cents and 50 cents. For sale by all
druggists. 1
It Is a Fact
Thnt the Pioneer Bakery makes Drst
class bread and pastry. A full supply
always on hand.
s
Lots of men with gold teeth owe for
the metal, and the work. too.
Feeduieu nnd Seedmen
Salem, Or
(3
CZtJi
VhlJbil'l
La-.-'
;,o fun..
'ivrr'r.""'!",,Ji',";','i0'"1
You Can Escape From Trouble
Hy taking your "men nnu to u c
nlilrtB fancy vests, duck or linen
irouleVs to a tlr.t-.-laM laundry.
K;r..ti.heilon is .");;
Wo launder your 'jf
enffi kirts and curtains, and aiao
hdleV ilVlrt waist.. In a manner
J hat defies co.np tition by any oli.er
laundry in Oteaon. Try nr""'
on your Summer garmen Is and
will eAve you from faying cuss
oida.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONEL 1. OLMSTKD, 1'ROrHIKTOn.
UOnODS D. OLMBTBO. MOB.
Phone 411 230 Liberty Htrott
Two Hospitals
Said Diabetes.
Rrlltt'H DlHcase nnd Dhibctes
Arc Powltlvcly Curable.
People either cured or recovering from the
rtbovo dheuseM ure In esry ward In thliclty.
.Mrs. U C. Matliewson, jiroprletorof tlii-Cllflou
Hotel. SOS Powell utrcet, In one of tlieui, uml
ujnkii tlilt stutemvet:
WJ l'oirpll St., Kn rrnnelaeo, Xot. 91. 190!.
for two )en I luffi-trd nrritly Jrm Jllt
Flslly I lirnl lu ro to oni of tlie hmptli'.t, koIdk tu
one of Ihh olly'o re ty ti. Three rhyMni ttere
ronflniHHl tny mm at illalKw. od put me under
tr-ntnicnt and nrlct diet. Odiloe no re'lef, I went
hotn t not itetdllyorM tnd wi-nt to anolber
writ known illy hxp!tl. The phytHlB( there o
tltl (lUlxrtm, and 1I1M thtt they ouuld prolong my
life, txit tint I could never I" elL I left the bo
pllnl after few month completely hroken down, the
permniewe of unr Wj II per cent. It wa at
tbl)upiure I heard of the J-'ulton Compound and
lit fur It. Theondand third week I began to
W unlalrrrupMly, and found that tbe awful
llilrrt I had Hiffered with for over two year had
left iu. 1 am now an entirely different pertou,
IhnuKh eat f ti taking It to tnture pertnaneney. I have
recommended It to a bumtjer all getting favorable
riwiiia. one waa a warm frlea.1 and anolber U
llerkeley attorney who had Ilrlgbt' Heae and l
noo perfectly reelored. I dlttlke publicity, but feel
that tills thing ought to be known.
.Mas. C.C. MaTTHiwio.
Medical works tigree that Drlght's Uhs.iM
nud Dlnlivtei aro Incurable but 87 porcont. are
ponltlvely recovering under the Fulton Com
pounds. (CoiuuMn forma of kidney complaint
nnd rlicumiitlun offer but abort reilitance.
Price, II for tu llrlght.i Disease and It.W for
the Diabetic Compound. John J. Fulton Co , W
Moulgomery ntrt, San Krunclsco. sole com
poundem Frno teHta made for piUgula Do
icrlptlve pamphlet mailed freo.
C. C. Comfort, Sols Agent.
A Good Wife and
Health...
Are a man's best wealth, and bo can
contribute to tho health of himBo'f
nnd wife by using tho Capital Brewery
beer. It is pure, healthful and nutri
tious, and is a delightful bovorngo at
nnyecaeon, and during warm weathor
thoro isn't n thirst qiipncl-er that can
cqunl it.
Capital Brewery Co.
Mrs. M Heck, Proprietor.
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our
tender and delicious meats, steaks, Juki b
or mutton chops, veal cutlets or jork,
Our meats aro nil cut from tho fattest
and nmnnatcattlo, nnd we can supply
your tablo with froeh, nutritious and
wholopotne meats at bed rock prices.
E C, CROSS SALEM ORE
Tho n 291
LHnCUU'll CflGLISH
raTOTOL PILLS
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Tickets are now on sale at all South
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at Albany and Corvallls. All tickets
good for return until October 10. 1902
On June 23 the C. & K. trains from
Detroit began leaving Uiere at 6:30 a.
m.. meeting the Uuy train at Albany
at noon.
Passengers for Detroit, Breltenbuah
and other mountain resorts can leave
Albany the same afternoon, reaching
Detroit in the evening. Tickets are
on sale from Albany to Detroit at
J3 00, and from Corvallls at 13.26, good
for return until October 10th, with
., nrxmS.00 ualn at a' l't
The Southern Pacific Company have
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Ii.i v. "r ,,w, in Oregon to
either Newport or Yaaulna. with privi
&! t..r?.t,irn Vla ,Uier K8' or Vest
thin i ii T"' " conctlon with
uckeu, good going Saturday and r.
urnlng Monday, are also on n1
vry low rate from all s. P. Tnd C
.t K. points. ' v-
toPrSelnfSr.M!Sn. CRn be 0b,a,U61 as
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No. 2 For Yaquloa
Uave) Albany
laveaj CorvaiU
No. 1 Itetunliia.-
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Arrive Aihv m.
No. 3 For IWi. l,:l P i.
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Uavta Detroit .... g.M
Arrires Albany . iT?5 a- m-
Tralaa 1 an i .::.. ll:0 a. m.
boid trila as wJii , . p south
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Prturi of s. JtSL de-
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P train. CoaTuT Z. ?. .
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Train t for ru,.
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fortUnd
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HauuT
Eipreta
8 M p. m
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lugton
5nasr
Fiat Mall
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72
HOURS w
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
No Cbante of Cars
72
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
. From Portland
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SumUjr
8 p. ta
VU aalllug dates .ubject
IU uuauU
For an Francisco
811 every 6 days
COLUMBIA RIVKIt
ToAatorla and Way
Landings.
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ox. Bund i
Rf WILLAMETTE RIVER
bteamer Ruth leaves Salem for Port
lanaand way landings on Tuesday .Thura
rKind g"t1urilay8. about 7 a.m. For
wryallia nd May landinga, Mondays,
ttlneedaye and Fridaye at about 6
ArLo'0AIa' M P BALDWIN.
P; naa8j AP- ARl O. B. & N. dock
Portland, Ore. Salem, Or
O.
P
POMONA
C T, Cb's
PASSENCER STEAMER
leaves for Portland Tues
day, Tluuedsy and Safday
at 7 a. in
Quick Time, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot of Trle st,
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