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KBBBaSHE FOR
Tie Most Deserving and Popular
Young Lady in Salem .
Ono reeling largest vote
Newport sad rolurii, And board sod freo ontortainmont at tbo Bay Vlow ; ;
Mete! Kith choice of tho finest room In the house (or ono week, beginning ; ;
Saturday, August 18th.
Vdtee o;t accompanying coapon
X stilt of ballot announced from day to
JOURNAL VOTING COUPON
One Vote 'for MIssj
for one week's free seaside outing at New
port, August 16th.
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Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Are the moe perfectly constructed btcycto made. Tho bearings sre dust
proot, self-oiling and will ran a thousand miles without requiring additional o
J90 Moflel 55 $40
1902 Molel 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45
1901 Models $35
1902 Special Model .' $25
We fit any coaster brake, $5 extra. See onr elegant line of high.grsde bL
cycles at 150 State Utreot.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
Chicago Store
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
Great Reduction Sale
For Monday and Tuesday only wo
will give prices on light weight and
all summer goods that will astonUh
Ladles' $1 and SLGO, this season's
stylish tiblrt wftlsU, 35 apd COc.
Man's f.0-cont Balbrlggan under
wear, all colors. Bato prlco 18 to 2Sc
Men's 15-cont hop gloves, Co.
Chlldron's 35-cont overalls, lOo.
Men's 0-cent socks, 4c.
Men's 35-oont neektlos, 18c.
Men's ,10-oent cambric hdkfs, 4c.
Ladies' 3B-cont corsot covers, 18c
35-cent sunbonuots, 19c,
3-lncb, linen Torchon lnce, yd., 4c-
5-cent pins, best. This snlo, lc.
200-yard spool cotton, boat, 2o.
neat spool silk, each 4c.
10-Cftat whlto apllquo, jd, 4c.
25-c fancy bono mipportors, pr, IGo
THE STORE THAT
McEYOY BROS.,
Cwirt Strut,
WHOLESALE
A.XX.D
Rocho Harbor Lime. Best brands Portland Oomont. WOOD; sawed or full
lengtu, All Kinds of-building material,
D. S.
181-183 Gora'l Rt.
A Juicy Jftorsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our
tender and delicious meats, steaks, Iamb
a mutton chop, veal cutlets or pork,
Our meats are all cut from tho fattest
ami pmneitestlltt, and we can supply
year table with freah, nutritious and
wboktsosis meats at bed rock price.
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will bo given a free railroad ticket to ; ;
will bo received at this office, and re-
day.
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tho natives, Wo have no lovo for dry
goods In nny wny In tho world, only
for tho purpose- of soiling thorn. Stacks
of goods wo keep continually turning
out Just watch this enlo.
Children ti 12',4-c fast black hoso, Co.
Ladlas' siimmor undorwonr, long
sloovos, boBt goods, each 18a,
Ladles' 25-cont bladk Mooho stook-
Ings, 10c
ciillflron'B IG-cont blaak Mooho
Blockings, 10c.
Itomnnnls, Jlno light wolght stimmor
goods, hnlf prloo.
ItomnnntH of Inaoa, embroideries
nnd ribbons, half price.
Men's straw hats, Cc
Children's .IG-eont sailor hats, 10c
Men's fult hntu odd alr.es, half prlco.
Now arrival of ladlos' dross skirts,
swoll goods, at lltllo prices.
TELLS THE TRUTH.
Proprietors.
Sfllera, Oregon
R.13'T?A.IL'
sand, g-avol, lath, shingles, etc.
BBNTLBY
Phono 001 Main.
At Easter Time
is when the building butlnetswlll be in
fult iwfng, 1( you haven't given your
orders for your lumber requirements il
wilt pay you to got intimates from
Uoodale Lumber Co,, for any and ill
kinds of lumber for out or Inside work
lath, ahlng,js, sash, doors, blinds and
everything needed In this line.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near B, 1 IWr. depot. Phone GS)
There's a Contrast
In style and comfort between laun
dry work whlob, U well done and that
whleh la not. Hot weather especially
makes this contrast felt. Work sont
to the 8alom atam Laundry is always
well done. Tho finish Is perfect; jio
damage to goods, Orders called for
and delivered. Your address on a po
tal oar biluge the wagon.
Salem StcamLaundry
Col. J. Olmsttd, Prop.
Dorous D, Olmsttd, Mar,
Phone 411. MO Liberty at.
A Lucky Find
Hutlt'ibsrd to And anything bolter,
Tiisteasidf tilthaaj elrgU, Dar
this ia mindt there's aothieg to eua
m ker a teU d wild Utu-l
list, CeoJIag, rreehiMg, bourlthias,
iBV.)rUux. it is wrfect brew, filriet
ly w, of stlgk grade awl vulferm m
Capital Brewery Co.
L ... , fATtpu
That goto your lungs sore nnd weak
and pares tho way for pneumonia or
consumption, or both. Acker' English
Remedy will stop tho cough In a day
and .heal your lunge. It will euro con
sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles. Positively
guaranteed, and monoy refunded If
you aro not satisfied. Wrlto us for
froo aamplo. W, IL Hookor & Co.,
Buffalo, N Y. D. J. Pry, druggist
IHE DAILY JOURNAL
Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
oa 1 One Year, 14.00 In Advance.
Dally Threo Months, $14)0 In Advance.
Dally by Carrier, CO Cents Per Month.
Weekly Ons Year, 8,1.00 In Avance.
IS 8ALEM A GOOD MARRYING
TOWN7
This matter Is not referred to In tho
pamphlet booming tho city, sent out by
tho Push Club.
It Is an open Question whother Salem
Is or Is not n favorablo plaoo for a
family to locate that hns marriageable
daughters.
Ono foot Is against Salem as a marriage-
cantor -there Is too muoh monoy
hero too many rich glr's, that novor
marry off roadlly.
Thoro nro too many young men and
single mon who nro provided with
bank accounts and fat salaries, Thoy
do not fool tho necessity of having a
holpmato In llfo to wash tholr Bhlrts.
Poverty Is doubtloss a Btlmulus to
mnrrlngo. Weddings result In tho
pnuclty of othor pleasures. Poor
mon nro moro unsolflgh. Poor girls
nro less finical.
Most of tho wedding cortincntos nro
Issued to young people from tho coun
try nnd country towns, whoro mnr.
rlagos aro moro tho fashion, and less
fashionable.
Tho Journal would really lfko to got
tho opinions of Its readers on tho nuos.
tlon whothor flalom Is or Is not n good
marrying town?
Tho court rccordB will show It to bo
a good dlvorco town,
SPECIAL SESSION IN OHIO.
TJie Hopubllonn govornor of Ohio
doos not hosltnto to call tho loglsla
tuio together to undo somo bad work
of roRiilnr sessions.
For some weeks tho people of Ohio
hnvo b oon expootlng Govornor Nash
to Isstio his proclamation assembling
tho sovonty-nfth gonornl assombly In
speolnl soHHlon, and at Inst tho notice
hns gono out ovor tho Btnto lo tho
representatives and senators summon
ing thorn to nssombla In tho city of
Columbus at tho Btnto Iioiibo nt 3
o'clock p. in. of tho ufturnoon of Mon
day, August 25(1), thoro to consider
suoh matters as muy bo brought to
tholr attention In n special mossnge,
to ho sont In by tho govornor, tho con.
tents of whleh mossngo may well bo
Judged by tho public, for tho dlsous
slon of Bomo wookB hnH noqunlntod
people with tho condition which con
fronts tho Hcpubllcnn party and tho
Btnto. -
lu Oregon n fow politicians act as
If It would ho a crlmo to call a spoclal
Hosfllon, when It Is n fnot that It Is
noxt to Impoaslblo to get good work
done lu nny other way.
THE LIMITED VIEW OF LADOR.
Mr. aompsrs, of tho Amorlonn Fed
eration of Labor, did not havo time
to oxpound tho ontlro philosophy of la
bor Ho presented but ono vlowtho
nocesslt of orgtuilxntlon nnd educa
tion and that Ih unlvorsnlly concoded.
Ho oxprcBsud tho necessity of laborers
standing togethor against tho nggroo
slons of capital, and prosontod tho
slioivworn axlomii about ovorproduo
tlon. Hut hu loft unreprosontml tho
vnluo of labor keoplng tho massos of
humanity In a Btnto of contontmont
and sanity.
This Is tho deopost and solldost
truth about laborIts valuo In steady
ing tho pulso of men nnd women, Its
servlco In cooling tho blood, subdue
In tho passions, quieting the norvos
and steadying the brains of millions
who would be unbalanced, but for tho
heavy baud of toll laid upon tho un
bridled Instincts.
As stated. Mr. Qompors could not In
mi nours iniK novor thu most Im
portant phnsoo of the subject, and do
Justloa to hi mission the propaganda
of trades unions. Tho moralo and
meritorious sldo of labor, por ho; in
Itsolf, for Its own sake, was ovur
looked. Nlitfrtenths of humanity lovos labor,
prefers ampluyinvut, abhors Idleueas.
rospeots Industry, dosplmsi lailuess,
chooses to ha busy, would rather work
thau lay still. This faot has un m.
portwit boating on tht whole labor
controversy.
Ubor Is a moral, physlsal, spiritual
wealty to humanity. It is a dlvlno
Impulse, a means of Individual and
raelal salvation. Thi oW provtfb
"thraa giweratlons from shrt.Hlivs
to ahlrt-slwves." th profound to
son of hUUHY
Th Individual who daapUsa lalwr.
the philosophy whlah lgaer the He
ewHdty tw labor, the poHtlolan who
ooiim the -laboring tau" as an ob
jeos tj ayiMp&t&y, the theology that
tcuuihes the curse of labor theory, are
U lights that Wad to the aby of
darkness.
Tha prime fast about labor is its bs
IHK a wean of graee aud Miration for
tne vaivatto of the individual aad the
rity and stability of Mevernment
The professfcuial anftalor aaatiut uto
tdoyer. uh leeks upon jaiwr only aa
r4utip. a burden td by a few
taskmaster hmi the toiling wtlHons.
! wiy n NmHwl view.
WM Asderson's Mtwkax seewa to La
reM Traajr In eaHy HJL
the daily Journal, salg-m, Oregon, Monday, auouat
CHARGED
EXCESSIVE
INTEREST
Judge Bosse Finds for Irwin,
of Salem
In Action Against W.N.B.L.
& I. Association
Judge I3o1bo has Just rendered a do
cUlou nlfcctlng tho operation of build
ing end loan companies In this state.
Tho coso decided is that of W. J. Ir
win, of this city, vs. Tho Washington
National llutldlng, Loan & Investment
Association, and the decision oftho
court is that building-and loan com
panies cannot collect ttore than G per
cent Intorest t
In November, 1806, J. A. Itotnn bor
rowed $1400 from tho Washington
company, giving his note payable In 84
months, bearing Interest nt the rato of
G pur cont, and alsp a fl por cont pro
mlum, both Intorest and premium to
bo paid monthly. Ar security Itotan
executed a mortgage to property In
this city. Ho rogularly mado his pay
ment every month, amounting to
$23.10, and divided as follews: On
Block, $9.10; Intorest, $7 and premium,
$7. In November, 1899 Itotan con
voyed Uio property to Irwin, subject to
tho mortgago, and tho plaintiff In tho
action regularly paid tho monthly in
stallments of $23.10, until April, 1902.
Irwin then instttutod action against
tho company, alleging that tho mort
gago hnd been ovorpald, demanding
that tho Instrument ho cancellod, and
asking for Judgment for $207.00, nl
loged to havo been overpaid on tho
mortgago, and for a penally of $100
for tho refUHal of dofendnnt company
to rolcasu a mortgago after It had boon
fully paid. In his decision Judgo UoIbo
noma mat uio oirect or taxing G por
cont premium and G par cont Intorest
woh tho collecting of 12 por cent Intor
ost, which was In oxcoss of tho logal
rato of tho stato. Ho finds that tho
company won ontltlod to tho collootlon
of only G per cent Interest, or $7 por
month, and that tho balanoo of tho
Installment, $10.10, should bo nppllod
to tho cancellation of tho loan. Tho
court docrood that tho mortgago iilioulil
ho Hiirrondored for cancellation, and
thnt tho plaintiff should reoovor from
tbo country $108.90 and his costs. In
denying tho dofondnut company tho
rlaht to collect nny promlum, Judgo
Ilolso hold that tho nmount of tho pro
mlum to bo paid by borrowing moni
tors to building and lonn associations,
when thoy aro proporly conducted,
must bo determined by competitive
bidding, and not by n lovol rata fixed
by tho board of directors of tho com
pany. Carson & Adams, of this city,
nppoaredvfor tho plaintiff and Ouy O.
Willis, of Portland, nnd Peters & Pow
ell, ot Seattle, for tho dofondnnt com
pany. We soli the greatest of blood purl
flora, Acker's Blood Elixir, under a pos
itive guarantee. It will euro nil chron
lo and othor blood polBons. If you
havo eruptions or sores on your body.
or aro palo, weak, run down, It Is Just
wnat you noou. Wo rotund money If
you aro not natlaflod. GO cents and
$1.00. D. J. Fry. druggist. ,
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Itching Pllos produco moisture nnd
oatiso ItcIiliiK, this form, ns well as
llllnd, Blooding or ProtrudliiK PHob
nro cured by Dr. Bo-snn-ko's Pllo Item,
edy, stops itching and blooding. Ah
sorbs tumors. GOo a Jar at druggists,
or flout by mall. Treatlso free. Write
mo about your cobo. Dr. Dosanko,
Philadelphia, Pa. For salo at Dr.
Stono'u drug stores.
JOURNAL X.RAY8.
In the afternoon of lire we naturally
seek the shade of retirement.
...
More papor railroads aro projected
out ot Portland oaoh year thau for
any Western Hystem.
Tho Oerman language Is strong on
kraut They have Biies-kraut. sauer
kraut. Ilayerlsohes Kraut, and all weeds
aro cHlled "unkraut." or no-kraut
The newest "shapo" of the "Amerb
oan Lady" corset Is plaunod for long
women only. It has th double reverse
eurvo that onuses so many wrecks on
railroads. No comment. But we would
llko to seo the same supple willowy
oreaturo with that rig off.
The other night at the Pumpernickel
llllhee Henry Haas was eleeted presi
dent, and he had on only thin linen
pants, der Horr Obereat rNaktrlscher
Ungtnleur Soust Gent's Gut conducted
him to the thalr ot the preatdlag m
eer, whleh had been liberally sprinkled
with cayenne pepper aad ltd. Illnwh
and John Mlnto led In: "Wo der Haas
In Pfeffer Slut."
Slept While Driving.
An Albany liveryman telU the fol
lowing Joke on hiaweU. He took a
gentlewnn to Urawasvlll Wednelay
YOUR APPETITE
Invariably tells the condition of your
stowich. If yon do not eat heartily
and enjoy l. your itnmarh Is out oi or-
ut. Try a (w doe ef Hosl.tUrs
oiomsel) Kilters and notice the In
proveuasnt. Your appetite will rstura.
your food will be properly, dljwted, aad
vour health In gcaeral will b tatter.
at wain BCitaiBtT. JBSOHlHia, HC35r
ch. ladliestloa Dyswpala aad Cos
StlwflO.
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BIHERS.
nvenlug, starting back from that place
about D o'clock. Ab Uio horses were
tired and warm, ho drovo Blow, and
whon about five miles tbls sldo of
BrownsvlIIa ho dropped asleep. When
ho awoko tho team was going toward
Drowiisvillo, and was about a mile
nearer that place than when ho went
to sleop. Ho thinks that while ho was
asleop tho team came about threo
miles this way, and then turned around
ana went four miles iho othor way. It
was about 1 o'clock when he reached
bfime.
, MY MORTALITY.-
T1 writ, "MorttI, Ihjr life U but rpn.
Ami yet I tttl (hit air nd earth nd Vj"
Are erer mli, tn tortrtrmart
Tht 1 ind roll mo ucttr, nrtr dU.
Ami ril I know, bew well, Iiew well I know,
1et In the futiire tsmtwhere hidden lire
h 4ay, tht d.f of itft, which Ins lot me
A moment supreme, when I (hall eloie mj tjm
To open (hem M thli tnf work) o$ more.
When friend will fetd xnj liind.njpon mj breut
And i.dly ujt "Doer tout, her work ii don.
tt u now lay ' gentlr to her rert."
eprlnjtlrne with bud trul bloom will come end
The boqr world will till roth tntdl onj
Fhe earth and air and kj will bt for tboso
Who will not know that I hare com and fen.
Dr. Oraee VrMtxm Hurray In Uarper Ouar.
I tako a pleasant liorb drink, tho jiext
morning i reel uriRbt and my com
plexlon Is bettor. My doctor says It
acta gontiy on uio Btomacbo, liver ana
kldnoys, and Is n pleasant laxative. It';
Is mado of herbs, and Is prepared as ! !
easily as toa. It Is called Lane's mod-
Iclno. All druggists soil It at 2Gc and i
CO cents. line's Family Medicines
moves tho bowels each day. If you
Address, Orator Woodward, Leltoy,
. v.
Persons Worth
Knowing About!
All rendors of this papor nro by
this tlmo familiar with tho nnmo of
Dr. Darrin, nnd thoy havo no doubt
rond with Interest accounts of tho
many romarkablo cures this celebrated
physician has porformed. Wo suspect
that somo have read tho- testimonials
of grntoful pntloutfl with somo suspi
cion as to tholr authenticity; thoro
foro, wo nro gratified to bo ablo to pro
sont tho names of our best known cltl
zona In Marlon nnd Polk counties that
must put nt roflt ovory posslblo doubt
Any of tho following can bo roforrod
te:
B. Baxter, 178 Ferry streot, Snlom,
Or., tumor oiired.
Harry Poroy, Snlom, Or, deafness,
cured.
II. A. Kurtz, 137 Church Btroqt, Sa
lem, Or., dcafnoss oured.
J. 8. Hoston, Wlllamotto Hotol, Sa
lem, llvor complaint nnd dyspopnln,
etirod.
MIsb U Stuufleld, 323 Mill street, Sa
lem, cured ton years ago of deafness
and discharging cars.
A. Q. Dyers, Indepondonoo, Or,, to
tal doafneoB, ono car cured In two
hours, tho othor In two months.
Fred Neckormann, 110 Stato street,
Salem, weakness optla norva ot tho
oyo, pnln In oyoballs nnd catarrh re
stored. Miss Nettlo Durfeo, Shaw, Or., doaf-
noes and granulated oyoB, restored. Hor
fathor, C. It Durfeo, deafness 23 years,
curod.
Miss M. Wells, 18th street, Snlom,
Or., cntnrrh. rheumatism, fomalo trou
bles and partial paralysis of tho blad
der, curod.
Mrs. Job Illahards, Capital Htroot,
Saluni, doufnosB curod, also hor daugh-
tar was oured ot discharging oars nnd
doafnoss.
J. I). Van Osdol's dnughter. corner
f!ntnnitroln1 nnd Kflualnn utrai.ira if. I
lorn, discharging ears and deafness,
cured.
B. Q. Dovo's daughter, West Salem,
Or., diabetes nnd kidney trouble cured
13 years ago.
S. D. Hump's sou, 378 Marion streot,
Salem, Or., weak lungs, pain In sldo
and goneral debility, restored,
F. H. Hohn, 247 Coinmurolal streot,
Salem, catarrh, restored.
Mrs. Ts James, Salem, femalo troub
les, tumor, heart trouble and head
aches, restored.
J. W. Pate, Jefferson, Or rheuma
tism aud diabetes, cured.
Reuben Lee, Turner, Or., solatia
rheumatism nnd general doblllty from
effects ot la grippe, restored.
Mrs. Reuben Loo, Turner, Or., ab.
qimhi of lung and bevero cough, numb
ness and pains lu limbs, successfully
treated.
Mrs. Nettlo Dempsy, Waterloo, Or.,
oured ot au ulcerated catarrh.
Many moro who aro averse to pub
lie mention of their names could bo
sited hero.
Dr. Darrin gives froo examination to
all. and when necoasary gives modi
elne lu connection with olectrlolty.
The poor treated free from 10 to 11
daily, except wedlelne. Those will
ing to pa-. It) to 8; evenings, 7 to S;
Sundays, 10 to X
Hrornt of youth, hlood taints, gleet,
Impelnnety. varleoeele. deafness, ea
tank and strlntur a speeJslty. All
ehroHle mle and female diseases
Ureated at $ a week, or lu that pro
portion of time, as the ease war re.
e.H4re. No oase publUhed. axceut by
mwtHUaton of the patleut All bust-
bm relattons with Dr. Darrin strlotly
eonattentiaL letters of Inquiry ou
awertKi. OircukirH and question
btanks sent free. Kyes tested and
gtate fltted. Dr. Darria's olflcw aro
at the Willamette Hotel. Salem, until
November 1st
.Arc, ., wSv 'KitaHS IS-u
sFicsa?
PEft
Ip'TtU.i
n ukSD
tMs.-"i SSOSSytJ ayM
ii 1652,
contagious
mm - tkA..-and best people are sometimes
KlsfkAsfl IIAICAII infected with this awful malady
DlOOU POIdWII js'ssassssa
ttstnff the same toilet articles, or otherwise coming in contact with persons
who have contracted IL m ., .. n: M m,-
It begins usually with a HtUe blister or sore, then swelling in Uie
groins, a red eruption breaks ont on ,n years ago I contracted a bad case
the body. Bores and ulcers appear of Blood Poison. I was under treatment
itiie J'otUh Uie throat bmes -"eL-'TSffi
ulcerated, the hair, eye brows ana aiSifl i commenced to improve at once
lashes fall out; the blood becoming nd In very short ttmealt evidence of
more contaminated, copper colored the diaeaae disappeared. I took six not-
sores appear upon different parts of
the body, and the poison even destroys the bones.
S. S. S. is a Specific for this loathsome disease, and curc3 It even in the
worst forms. It Tsa perfect antidote for the powerful virus that pollutes
the blood and
but is guaranteed a strictly vegetable compound.
Write for our free home treatment book and learn all about Contagious
Blood Poison. If you want medical advice give us a history of your case,
and our physicians will furnish all the information you wish without any
charge whatever. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, 0A.
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 " I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 " IM ' llI
Oregon Blue Ribbon
TAT
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nos
s . ,
yj Salem, Sept. 15th-20th, 1902 ij
Will Be Bigper and Better Than
Ever.
CASH PREMIUMS
Send for Pemium List.
JW. H. Welirun?,
Pres., Hlllsboro, Or. Sec, Portland.
I I 1 1 1 I I I I III I 1 I I 1 1 lit I 1 1 HIHHtWI-HH-UH'I I HI lit
POLLM A
CHERRY SBBDBR
sTtoto CMtRRits. Ill ottos.
1 1 Bi
R. M. WADE & CO.
Brt Opportunity
Do you want to start in business? If bo, I will gWo you a bargain, or will tell
I any lino at a reasonable dlccount. I lmn n mml lmuiinn. mn u i.i,.n .,i
ness good. You may ask why I wish to
ex-Governors "It is my own business."
siock anu mrniinre, i mil continue selling at lees than the manufacturing cost,
until about the 16th of August, (I mean this year) and than It will either go at a
forced sale or by removal.
All of you who know the value of a dollar can make it go farther by coming io
Jrtebman's
307 Commercial St, Salem.
P. H, Our goods are principally new; very few "shop keepers."
ins the whole stock can leave them oat. V I.ovb niniMna
log goods, trunks, valises, cutlery, Jewelry, notions, stationery, ribbons
laces, ladles' and chlldron's underwear, braids, spool aud skein silks, and
VV tUU4V aa SISVIV
Ivarge.
Of Late Duke Cherries
Harritt & Laiurencb
Old Post Office Grocery.
Tfie 20 per cent o
deal is oil so far as it relates to any and all Carpets but we
haye some remnants in Ingrain Tapestries, Axminsters. and
Velvets that we are willing to let go at 20 per cent Off in
order to make room for new goods now on the road and in
the looms at the. iactory.
We have made heavy purohases and will be much Wr
crowaea in our carpet department. Hence every corner
occupied by a remnant is valuable
Bring size of room with you.
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308 Commercial St
Store at Salem
ta the name sometimes given to what
is generally known as the BAD DIS
EASE. It is not confined to dens of
vice or the lower classes, a The purest
penetrates to an paria ui wc ";"
Unless you get this poison out oi your uiuuu u. w
ruin you, and bring disgrace and disease upon
your children, for it can be transmitted from parent
to child. S. S. S. contains no mercury or potash,
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M. D. Wisdom,
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III8 perfect Cherry Seeder does
notcrusti tno cnorry or cause
any loss of juice: a practical
machine for largo, small or Ciil
ifornia cherries. Tho seed extracting
knllo drives tbo seed into one fllslt and
actually throws the chorry into nnolhnr.
Tho marks of the knifo can scarcoly bo
seen on the seeded (rult It need a from
SO to 80 quarts per hour. Retail prlco,
86 conts.
sell out and In the language of one'ot our
If no customer appears for my whole
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Next to P.O.
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Is called "prepaid" business.
Ut! you havo a friend or rel
ative In the East whom you
want to bring West, deposit
with us enough money to
cover his or her passnuo
nnd traveling expenses. We
wire tho ticket agent whoro
party live, and ho Issues
ticket and gives paeeonger
wimtevor money you wien.
Ho aleo adviees ns whon ho
lenvos and wo toll you when
he will arrivo.
A C SHELDON, General Agt-
100 Third Street,
Portland, Ore.
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FOR
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From rortUtai, Or,-
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FROM
CUICgO
IortIand
.Special
9.00 a. m
via Hunt,
lngtoa
8lt Ukc. DenTPr. Ft
Worth, Omaha, Kmmm
uiit, hi. uoun, unicago
4:30 p m,
anu H4ui
Atlnnllo
Kxprcas
8.60 p. m.
vis Hunt
lueton "at." Paul
FajitMall
t:lft p. rn.
Via
Bpok&tio
8U Lake DcDTor KL
Worth, Omaha, Kanaai
B:1C. rn.
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aud Ki st.
Walla Walla, Lowlnton,
Spokane. Wallace, full
man. Mlnnoup"!'. flL
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I'aul. Duluth.X IlwiUkco
unicao, ana a.t.
72
HOURS r-
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PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
no CBsnce or cars
OCEAN AMD RIVER SCHEDULE
From Portland'
All tailing dates subjoct
8 p. m.
io cnango
Korean KranclPCO
Sail OTCry 6 days
p. m
Uallr
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BunJajr
8 p. m.
Batunlaj
10 p. m,
COLUMDIAII'VER
ToAatorla aaA Way
Indlis1
in. m.
ex. Bund it
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamer Ruth leaves Bnlom for Port
land and way landings ou Tuesday .Thurs
days and Batardaya, about 7 a. m. For
Corvallis nnd way landings, Mondayo,
Wednesdays and Fridays at about 6
p. m. N
A. L. ORAIQ, M. P. BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Aut. Agt. O. R. & N. dock
Portland, Oro. Bolom, Or
O. C, T, Cofs
PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pomona and Alto
Leaves for Portland dally
except Bunday at 7 a. m.
QuickTime, Cheap Rates
Deck: Foot or Trade st.
M. P. BALDWIN, Alt
Corvlalis&EasternR R.
Time Card No. 20.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Leaves Albany 12:45 p. m.
Leaves Corvallis 1:60 p. m.
Arrives Yaqulna 5:35 p. m.
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 7:00 a. m.
Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a.m.
Arrives Albany 12:15 p m.
No. 3 For Detreit:
Loaves Albany i:oo p. m.
Arrives Detroit 5:45 p. m.
No. 4 From Detreit:
Loaves Detroit G:30 a. m.
Arrives Albany n:05 a. m.
Trains 1 and 4 arrivo In Albany In
time to connect with tho 8. P. south
bound train, as well as giving two or
threo hours In Albany before de
patu of s- p- nortb bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with tho 8.
l . trains at Corvallis and Albany glv
lng direct service to Newport and ad
Jacont beaches.
Train 3 for Detroit Breltenbush nnd
! . rroountaln rosorts leaves Albany
5n,?.!iSLp,51,,.5Wer th0 arrlval of too
f n ,Pao,ilc 80Uth boun(1 train
from Portland, reaching Detroit at
OHO p. TJ).
For further Information apply to
H.T,rne!Al6at;ALbanI- Manager.
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... n 7. "" u" Dttl at ait aouth-
vn.ufflcM- diroUBn to Newport aad
&.JK "!. ?. SoutherS
stAlbanraTdransruoleS
"&? Octobi'io"
5ttL&K?&:??sK
at noon. ' inun ni A,Danr
aBaar!!, for Dtrolt- nreltenbuab
aSSLk !h ffiMintain r"ts can leave
ZY SJ! ..", reaching
on sale fZ ?,KW,n& Tlckeu are
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"t of Mill City ROy V
therNeweort Jv6 ,la 0resm to
i t r!T?rt ?r Ya1una. with prlvl
8M. ,r.V,a. ? East or WoVt
very kUrT; are ateo sale at
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