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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON; : TUKSDAY, JANUARY 2a, 1007.
- Sl.n--UMV"rALK.S.
StCn
. M,fl of the Deliflhtt of
,T ron arkcd our cash boy
Stf." ".T. ..,, Is re 1 hot for
SSlVUnwUP- I don't know
la" J ,., lut paw says everybody
ooe'rytbing ami divide
1160 AM. 0 wa3 tcl""8 "m
atltS Ulu where the people
"Ma a f .ij , n ouey to buy those
H they Sd cost millions of
kings. tue
JoU3f4, ,.,! 'Issue i ouds.'
.Fa Mid. i "-... how wi you
riehoud.-sa.dpaw
rrrh to tax the people
, -uuw
iterest with bonds.' do
Idoai uu" '
'llnl8,.. -i.v rnnllnil naw. 'Now,
2 w wc"t to housekeeping, didn't
: for all our furniture by giving a
iT ind wheu It came uuo uiun t i
swtf. nu ' ;.... o? Vnti worn-
iSr nothing about Unnucc. ou
tn0 ... ;,.. i,,ii.Mipklij ownership
Alt UDUI iuu --- --- .Iunro(jts,
tti In power, -"'-- ... .,.
K S will ".I! bo Vnndcrb.lta.
IS you be proud of your hubby
Kb he becomes part owner of nil
Ullc utilities' iuu ..:, ... . - -
fr, some things you don't know.
F-Aml then paw looked wise. Mn
Lood and prod at him for Bomo time
CaJthcnsalil:
I " k., nm eninn tlllUCS I (Ion t
aW. and one of those things is this:
I If there Is a man moru m .u. u
llunstlc asylum thau you. I don't know
-ri,n i rtitniiienced to whistle 'L2v-
tnMj Works but Daddy.' Say,
boss, you see that lump ou the back
of my head! Paw lias had that tune
poked at Him oeiore, aim i wiwu i lou
lag when his old shoo came flying iny
MT'-Youkors Statesman.
11 MENACE TO CITIES
Professor Fesscnden Sounds a
Note of Warning.
LONG LIVE THE BOSS!
iMumtipat Ownership Would Make Hit
Position Impregnable.
Deferring to the recent announcement
that 51,140 persons are on the payroll
of New York city, the Newark Adver
tiser declarer that In tho event of mu
nicipal ownership of street railways,
tlectrlc light and gas plants, ferries and
other public utilities tho city employees
would constitute a political nnny that
would make a chaugo of administra
tion Impossible
It rtrtlU the fat that 23.000 city
tmplojees In Philadelphia kept Phlln
'Itlphli la the hands of the corrupt
Dcrhia machine for years, and only
i greit popular uprising overthrew the
jrsfUN.
It Durham had had control of the
street railroads and other public utlll
tics in PLIUdelitlilti through munlclpnl
lovrnershlp." It observes, "ho could have
liujlied at popular uprisings. lie
would hue been as nhsolute In his au-
thorityas the czar"
Tb point Is well taken.
la other cities tho political Hltuatlon
I under public ownership would bo as It
woullm Philadelphia and New York.
UHses may bo overthrown aud
Krafteri turned out whenever tho pub
II? wt'l it at present Public owncrahln
of ill public utilities would end this.
it would bind the people hand nnd
foot and deliver them Into tun lunula
of poiitlr-al grafters. - Long Branch
iwM
HOW CITIES LOSE MONEY.
Mon.ap.l p.tnU p,y No JmKn and
noducs Tax Receipts.
The sublfwt nt i, ... ...... i. .i.
. "" ". "w in uiiu Willi
ceerres far more attention than It
"wiiv re, UtH from adroentes of
ttiaidnjl oi)tM-i.,i. vi.n.. i- ....
I "l" ""'" " OllllV.U'
mnnwpai plant In tills couutry
Wch mention thl, iteu, lu its reports,
JUioush it u Just as much un element
fwt of produitlon us coal nnd
"IJM The omiiisiiin i r.m.. ..
Wed, beea,lse ,t , rt IieEuUvo ex.
weiuvohU)g n,j U!rect payment, but
V iws of in urn to the city.
If yon o),n store for which vou
re iwi,j,8 n K,HMl rtuU aud dls
wes r .u nit in rUer to occupy
; " t wa previously a.
iai "'"' .-XT tenant' busluess.
W 'b an. ... ..f .,..i... ....
"Tl 'l llll Villi r.Hlllurlu
rilwir S"V "' y ,ra buys out
wj(, .abSe,sps a public serv-
'r.aVhCV l,u" r,'a, Personal and
bt ,; . n r"afB against
5Eln.'. ",,? ""'lal plant
'Jtjliiu.t . "I'orauon. and the
ef i 2 '" UQ,es" b I'roflM
"i b'sni it.,,,, i .... . . '
-" Dtad a Caes.r.
f j,,.,, " " " u"""Vnble reversals
B'n . ',' ' '" ,,u rw'on ' tbat
pa , !""" ,""' ,a W"RO In
We'M o ' " "' W1'" of mn
wUh ! ear aso nourished
iL l,rui0llf ntdr v
ham--T"' 'ten, te nuUm- a
wr -
M4RKET QUOTATIONS
"MuLe Salem n Oooa
Market."
Home
Cities Not Adapted to Operate 'Busi
ness Enterprises Loss of Capital
Through Now Developments Tho
Dangor a Rsal Ono.
It is becoming more nnd more gen
jfrnllv recognised Unit undertakings
fouiilled on the great public need3 bf
tho highly organized society of modern
timed should Lu controlled by society.
Whether, having the power, It Is nd
vlsuble that municipalities should ac
tually engage in such undertakings or
whether they B'noukl merely maintain
their control, as It litis been aptly put,
through their powers as iv landlord, Is
n matter whhli will be determined by
the uiuniclpal'tles from political, soclul
nnd ecouom'c us well as engineering
considerations.
Considering the question from Us cu
llncerias side alone, it Is found thnt
from the very essential nature of tho
matter only n certain class of engineer
ing undertakings can be etllclcutly nnd
properly operatod by states or munici
palities, it is very important that this
limitation should be recognized, as
where the limitation has been over
stepped It hnu resulted In heavy finan
cial losses to tho governing bodies im
mediately concerned. It bus scrlouBly
checked development lu engineering
lines, and these results bnve lu conso
quence afforded a strong nrgument to
those opposed to munlclpnl operation
of public utilities.
It Is true that under state or munici
pal operation kouio minor anil sporadic
developments mny be expected, but
nothlug of u general or Important char
acter. Iniporlnut developments gen
erally come only from tho hands of In
dividuals or bodies re. poiulble only to
themselves and provided with the In
centive of a large prollt. The elimina
tion of self responsibility aud Incentive
would Inevitably produce u condition
lu Industrlnl and sclcntllle develop
ment analogous to tho dark ages.
It Is to bo noted that this conclusion
Is I'rlvcd from engineering considera
tion, alone nud does not lucludu any
consideration iroin the political, soclul
or economic side. There may, It Is
conceivable, be political, social uud
economic considerations which tend to
uffect this limitation. Considered, how
ever, from the engineering standpoint
alone there cau be no question Jiut
thnt the Held of utiite uud municipal
operation should be limited to under
takings lu which thero is no Immediate
prospect of or need for Improved
method.
A danger which Is ulways associat
ed with tho owucrahlp of Industrial
undertakings Is that the capital Invest
ed may be lost through the develop
ment of new nnd cheaper methods ami
processes. Tho extent to which indus
trial machinery of certain types Is ren
dered obsolete by new Improvements
Is not always realized. Tho wrltor Is
personally acquainted with one btreet
cur railroad plant In which the entire
electrical equipment of tho power
house was thrown out and replaced
with Improved machinery four times
within a period of ten years. The Car
negie company Is reported, correctly, It
Is believed, to hnvo scrapped on one
occasion more than $1,000,000 worth
of now machinery which had nover
been used.
This has already become u serious
matter for uinuy municipalities which
have engaged In undertakings lying
outsldo of the engineering limits de
fined above. Mnny of these municipal
ities Installed plauts for the produc
tion of electric light at a time prior to
tho advent of Important Improvements
lu goucrutlug and distributing electric
ity, nnd as these municipalities In com
mon with most municipalities mado no
proper allowuuco for depreciation the
capital Invested bus been practically
lost, nnd In addition the cost of elec
tric light to the consumer In much
higher than It is In other places equip
ped with later and more economical
types' of machinery. Iu addition, heavy
and expensive repairs have been neces
sary and the taxes correspondingly In-.
creased. This has reacted upon the
municipalities, sluco the heavy rates
have caused manufacturers to move
away to other towus, aud this ngalp
has still further lucreased the buVden
upon those rematuing There are al
ready Indications that a considerable
uumlier of these municipalities which
have engaged lu Improper undertakings
are entering upon n period of financial
dltllcully.-n. A. FefhiMideu.
SALEM MAItKET.
Stelner's Market.
Dealers in fish, gnmo and poultry.
Highest cn9h prlca paid for eggs.
Prompt delivery. State street.
Local Wholesale Market.
Wheat 57c.
Locnl whent C5c.
Oats 3Gc.
Bnrley $22.
Flour 53.2G.
Mill feed Bran, $18.00; shorts,
$19$21.
liny Cheat nnd olovor, $7.00 pc"
ton; timothy, $10.00 per ton.
Eggs 30c.
lions lie; young clilckona, lie.
Ducks 10c; geese, 8c; turkeys,
13016c. 9
Butter 35c; butter fat, 33c.
Onions $1.25 per cwt.; potatoes,
$1.00 per cwt.
Hops Choice, 14c; prlmo to
cholco, 1313c; medium to prlmo,
1012&c
Chlttlm bark G& Cc.
Tropical Frulto.
Bananas 50 per lb.
Ornnges $2.75 3 $3.00.
Lemons $4.00 $G.000.
Itctall Market.
Flour $1 per Back.
Bran C5c por sack; $20 $21
per ton; shorts, 90c por sack, $22
$24 per ton.
liny Timothy, C5c por cwt.,
client nnd clover. 45c per cwt., $8
per ton.
Onts $1.20 per cwt.; wheat, 75o.;
rolled barloy, .$2GtfT$28 per ton.
Eggs Stic.
Apples 50c to $1.00, according
to quality.
Buttor
ory. 4 0c.
Country, 25 27c; crefttn-
n,
. Livestock.
Cnttle U00(81200 lb steers,
3 i c
Lighter stoors 2323Vfcc.
Cows nnd heifers 9001000
2 ',(? 3c.
Stook hogs GTCUc.
Hogs 17 5(02 50 lb, fnt, $0.00
$G.2G.
Sheep Go- - -.-
Lambs -5c.
Vonl--Drc8sed, CtJJSc.
HogsDressed. 8c.
As a Socialist Seas It.
Kvery rei-ognlxod authority on So
cialist economics, from Marx to Ferrl.
has been and Is mi avowed economic
evolutionist. They all without" excep
tion vcuogQlKc Mint Public ownership
under L-upilcii.sm must come before the
mil SoolaJUtprogwimmH can meet with
realization.
When tlte b'ovtalUt party Mmll sue
ceed to Kiuer In municipality, slate or
nation It will full heir to the holdings
ot its capitalist predecessor Kvery
dollar's worth of property that we can
wrest from private capitalism through
pulilli- ownership will fall Into the
hands of the Socialist party without
struggle upon its succession to power.
International Socialist Uevlew
What Government Is For.
It Is the appropriate function of the
government to safeguard the Individ
ual and to se that the game of bull
ae Is fairly played, that the cards
sre twltl store ttw table and tkat ev
rysswlr 1 firm sqwr ! It 1
U aMrrtat fwct t Mm
1'OHTrjAN'l) MAUKin1.
Whont Club, CC(ir07c; vulloy,
OGc; bluo stem, f.SG9a
Oats Cholco whlto, $25.500$2C
MIllHtuff Brnn, $1G.
Hay Timothy, $12$13; alfalfn,
$11.50.
Vetch $7.f0& $8.00.
Potntoos S5dT90c.
Poultry Avornge old lion, 7Sc;
mixed chickens, 11 12c; young
roostor, 12tfT13c; droasod chickens,
1213o; turkoya, live, 1017c; tur
keys, dressed, 19 (3-20c; geoso, live.
10c; ducks, lf.fl'lGc; pigeons, $1.00
31.2G.
Pork Drossed, GGc.
Beef Drossed, CtOt5Vac
Mutton 6 (J? 7c.
Hops ll14o lb, nccordlng to
quality.
Wool Valloy, coarso to medium,
20 (f? 21c; eaBtorn Oregon, lSClSe.
Mohnlr 2G28c
Duttor Funoy Creamery, 30 Cf
35c; storo. butter, 2527c.
. -o
Are you tlrod, fugged out. norvous,
sloopless, feel monu? Hollster's
Hocky Mountain Tea strongthenB
your norvos, nius uigesuon, nrinBo
refreshing sleep. 35 conts. Tou or
Tablots. For wile nt Dr. Stone'
store.
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Southern Pacific C.
Time card No. 4C, erfoctlve Novera
hpr 25. 12:01 a. m.
Touraitl Portland.
Not 16 G:23 a. m Oregon er
press, ' No. 18 S:3'a. m Cottage Orora
express,
No.
prcst.
No.
press.
No. 222 11:03 a.' m., departs at
11:30 a. m Portland fast freight.
No. 22611:65 a. m., Departs at
12:4C p, m way freight.
TowMil Sau FravacJsco.
No. 13 1:81 a. m San Franoleco
express.
No. 11 11;08 a. m., California
oxpresa.
No, 176:33 p. m Cottage Oroya
express.
No. 15 9:56 p. m., California ex
press, i
No. 2312:33 a. m., Portland fast
rrelgat.
N. '-'IS -11.35 a. a.,.4trta at
11:11 a. w way fTffkt.
If You Head.ThU
It will bo to learn that tho leading medi
cal writers and Vnchors of all tho several
schools of practice recommend, In tlu
strongest terms possiblo, each and every
Ingredient enterlag Into tho composition
of Dr. Ptcrco's Golden Medical Discovery
for the euro of weak stomach, dyspepsia,
catarrh of stomach, "liver complaint,"
torpid liver, or biliousness, chronic bowel
affections, ami all catarrhal diseases of
whatover region, name or nature. It Is
nlso a sKcilii remedy for all such chrnnte
or long standing cases of catarrhal infec
tions and tholr resultants, ns bronchial
throat and lung disoaso (oiccopt consump
tion) accompanied with severe coughs. It
Is not so good for acuta colds and cnucths
but for llncerlug, or chronic cases It Is
especially eliicucioua In producing per
feet cures. It contains Black Cherrybarlc,
Golden Seal root, Blomlroot, Stono root,
Mandrake rr-t and Queen's root all vt
which aro 1. Jy praised ai remedies for,
all thoabo -n,iitiiHl affections by such
'inlnont luci..- 1 ".vritcrtt and teachers t3
Prof. lta-ll.. . ofyVIefforson Med. Col
logo; Prof. ' 'f tho Univ. of Pa-j
Prof. Flnley- . ,wnod, M. D of Hon
nott Mi d. i. Chicago; Prof. John
King. M. U " inclunatl ; lrof. John
M. Scuddorf:. P.. of Cincinnati; Prof.
Edwin M-?!.''!, M. D., of Hahnemann
Med. Cot. yf. Chicago, and scores of
othcryouru ,' .lmlncnt in their sovor&l
so.hfyfli?f r..i"tlci!.
Jh.i "told ,' MtHllcnl Dtseovery" Is thq
HIT 171 1 f ''"'.T 1 " un-mr-gpiM Miri.iin
r(infflj.s foTTiltn nnrnospn. tlmEITin anv
lien rnTi?TPH'it eniuinempnt vortn
iJtiiiiwitiWiwiaiwiaiMiaigitiatiMiwiiaiKaviisHfHssvwi
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
T3wn
ot its forniul
tu.iniiii-i.
islfio licst nossibfo uuarantv of Its merits.
A Blanco at this published formula will
snow that "Uoldon Medical Discover! ;"
contains no poisonous, harmful or habit
formlngdrilKS and nonlcohol ssnoinlcjili
pure, trlplo-rollned glycorlno being usca
Instead. Glycorlno is entirely unobjec
tionable and besides Is a most useful agent
In tho euro ot all stomach as well as bron
chial, throat and lung affections. There
Is tho highest medical authority for IW
usoln till such cusas. Tho " Discovery " U
a concentrated glyceric extrnct of native,
mcdlclnhl roots and Is safo nnd rollablf-.
A liooklot of extracU from omlnont.
medical authorities, endorsing IU ngro
rtlents mallini free ot. .roiiuesU AdUre
Dr. K. V Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Sec Us for Bargains
in Real Estate
Six room house, bnrn nnd 22 lots,
45x130 each; prlco $1800.
Six room Iioubo on enr lino, 4 lots,
75x150; prlco $1500, easy terms.
Nino room house plastered, closots,
Ijantry, basement, septic tnnk, bnrn
2'G.v34, woodshed 18x22. This plPCO
is thrco blocks from court Iioubo;
Prlco $2G25.
Six-room house, plnstered, closots,
pantry, toilet, well, good bnrn, flvo
lots 75x150 onch, on car lino; prlco
$2000.
Two acres. 7-rootn Iioubc, barn,
well, nnd nil kinds of fruit, near Sa
lem; prlco $1250.
Flfty-flvo acres, 35 In cultivation,
20 ncrea In timber, now 7-room Iioubo
inrgc bnrn: 1G ncr.os lu hops, all
wired. This plnco Is nil good blnck
soil. Prlco $110 por ncro.
Forty-ono nnd one-half ncroq nil iu
oultlvntlon, 7-rootn house, largo barn,
1G" ncros of fruit, good wovon wlro
foncos, Impletnonts, 2 horse's, ono
cow. This plnco Is noar school nud
church, ono nnd one-half miles from
Snlom. For prices seo Bndcllff & Co.
Wh have ono hundred ncros bf
good lnnd nonr Stileui to trndo for
Salem proporty.
Wo nlso hnvo n xood bustuoss
block nnd ilwolllng , in Colorado
Springs to trade for proporty horo.
If you want hop ranch, tlmbor
grain, fruit or grazing lauds soo us.
Several houses for rent. Cnll if
you want nnythlng In Insurnnco or
notary work.
RADCUFF CO.,
Reliable Agents
Boom 11, Mooros block, Snlom, Oro.
Beforonco, nny bank or huslnooa
house In tho city of Snlom.
122:58 j. m., Oregon ex-
s
14- 9:28 p. in., Portland ex-
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DRAYMEN.
It. O. Cummltus Succossor to White
CummlnB, express, delivery and
transfor lino. Prompt servlco is
our motto. Furniture and piano
moving a specialty. Stand at 156
South Commercial atrcet. Phone
175. Rosldouco phono 968. 8-4-tf
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LIhcoIii Annuity Union. Sick, acci
dent and ponslon Insurance; $2,
000,000 pledged; every claim pall
Good agonts wanted. J. H. O.
Montgomery, supremo organizer,
Box 432 Salem, Oregon. H. ft.
Ityan, secrectnry, B4G Sbato Btreet.
FOB RENT.
For Itent. Thrco ofllco rooms over
Snlom Stnto Bnnk. Inqulro of Sa
lem Stnto Bank. l-21-3t
Hoonis Furnished for light house
keeping, 730 North Front Btreet.
1-3-tf
For Bent Sovon-room houso with
bnaomont. Good woll wator, piped
in and out. Inqulro ot A. Schrolb
or, GG0 N. High atroot. 1-7-lmo
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOOD).
New and Sccond-Hiind Good..
Bought nnd sold, also ranges,
Btovos and cooking utensils, disk
es, granlto and ttnwnro of all kinds
Glvo us n cnll. O. L. McPook, 179
South Commercial St. 81 3 -ly
OiTBOPATIUI.
Funilshed Booms With or without
board, phono, olcctrlo lights nnd
bath room. J, Jay Cook. Phono
533. l-12-lm
FOR HA1K
rfN
Hay for Snlo. Vo hnvo baled choot
liny for aalo. Gcorgo Swcglo, Gnr
don Bend. l-19-3t
For Sale. Thrco blocks of land,
lnrgo orchnrd, two-Btory houso of
eight rooms, good bnrn, for $3700
Also houBO hold furnlturo, includ
ing plnno. Also two blocks of land
for $1500. Inqulro nt 747 South
Twelfth Btreet. 1- 19-3t
For Sale. Ono McCormlck mower,
ono rovorslblo Pitts harrow, ono
14-Inch Oliver plow, nil good nB
now, nt a bargain. Cnll nt ofllco
of Oregon Slonna Pnlnt Company,
Salem. 1-7-1 m
For Hnlc. Twonty-flvo good milch
cows; Bomo fresh, bnlnnco fresh
soon, on L. K. Pngo ranch, Cho
mnwn. Inqulro of L. K. Pngo,
caro Salem Stato Bnnk. 1-2 1-3 1
LOD3KS.
fuysss
Forestei-s of Amcrlrn Court Sh.r
wood Forosters, No. 19, Mooto
Tuosdny in Hurst hall, Stnto street
U. S. Bldor, C. B,; A. L. Brown, P.
S.
Ccntiiil Iiotlgo No. 18, K, of P.
Cnstlo Unit In Holmnn block, cor
nor Stnto nnd Llhorty stroots.
Tuesday of each wcok nt 7:30 p.
in. E. W. Hazard. C. C; W, I.
Staloy, IC. of R. and S.
Modem Womlincn of America Ore
gon Cednr Camp No. G24G, Moots
ovory Thursday ovonlng nt 8
o'clock In Holmnn hall. W. W.
Hill, V. C: F. A. Turner, piork.
Woodmen of World Meet every Fri
day nlKhtnt 7:30, In Holmnn hall.
F.'R. Cap'por, C, S.; P. L. Frazler,
Clerk.
I-'or Sale. Gontlo pony, broko to
rldo or drive, nlEO piano, which I
will Halt on Installments. W. B.
(JUhoii, 117 Commorclnl street.
1-lG-tf
.')f Hnle, My 80-ncro farm, fou"
miles south o tho buslnoss contor
of Salem, nt Llhorty, will soil In
small tracts to suit purchaser, or
entire tract at n bargain, or will
rent to right party. Cnll on J. C
Johnson, nt Salem, or address J.
II. Dunlel, Eugene, Oregon.
1-17-lm
Dr. B. IT. White Graduate ot Klrks-
vllle, Mo., undor founder ot Os
teopathy. Room 21, Brsyaaaa
building, Commercial street.
Phono 87. Resldonce 390 Summer
Btreot, corner ot Center, Fkes
1219. Treats acuto and ohroals
diseases. Examination free.
11-17-tf
PLTJMBSSJ8.
Theo. M. Barr Plumbing, hot watw
and Btoara heating and tinning,
1G4 Commercial Btreet. Phoae
Main 192. 9-1-ly
M. J. Petael Plumbing, steam aa4,
gas fitting. Successor to K&ox A
Murphy, 220 Commercial street.
'Phone Main 17.
A. Tj. Frazer Successor to Burronga
& Frazor, plumbor and tlano.r. Man
facturor of coppw and galvaalx!
Iron cornice, nnd motnl skyllgste,
10C Stato street. Phono 1511.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr. 1. I). Grinin, the Specialist oh
Morphine All drug nnd llqusr
Imblts, which ho cures In 3 days.
No monoy until cured, 214 Trade
St., Salem, Oro. Phono 008. John
Doyons, Business Manager.
SLASH AND DOOS FAOTORIM.
rrank at. Brown, Manufacturer e?
faali, doors, mouldings. All kinds of
bouse . fialan nnd hard woei work.
Front atroet, bet. State and Court.
VBTBRINAltY 8UROBOW.
Dr, B. J. Young. Veterinary fturgeoa
..and dentist, 33 years' oxperieaee.
All work guaranteed. Dlflioult r-
gleal operations a spoelnlty. Pkeaa
581. Ofllee at Club Slablei. Phone
7, Salem, Oregon. 8-9-tf
WANTED.
Wmi 'd Second hand engine, 8 to
12 horao, skid, portable or trac
tion. Addross box 155, Aurora,
Ore. 1-2 1-3 w
Wanted Stock hogB for feeding,
chlckons, ducks and nil kinds of
poultry. Highest prlco paid. Hop
Loo Co,, 181 Commorclnl street,
Salem, Or. 12-C-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cumly Slitnd -I huvo romovod from
Stato streot to 489 Court street,
whore I invito tho continued put
ronugo of nil nnd tliunk them for
past favors. D. S. Schouck.
l-19-3t
Concret Work, Get my prices on
tddowalkn, curbs, soptlc tunks and
comont work- of any kind, All
werli: guaranteed IlrHUclasH. M
Ward. Highland nd.l Phone CG0.
1-ll-tf
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth more than any other
bread, yot tho prlco la no hJgbor.
For sale at your grocer'fl.
CALIFOK.VfA 1IAKEUV.
I Thomas & Cooloy, Props.
Butte A; Wenderotli- Pine wlnos,
. liquors und cigars. Wo handlo tue
celebrated Kellogg and Castle
I whUklQB. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on d rough. South
Commercial street 5-3-lyr
Mm IH 9mtHI Jf Df, S, C 9t9ttt
galem Iroa Works. Pounders, ma-,
chlnlata and blackamlthB. Manu
facturero of all kinds of sawmill
mwkUery, H and fruit drying
star, etc. Maaufacturers ot t
klm 7r Wsflii H Trim.
WATGR COMPANY.
SALEM WATER COMPAm
orriox city xaiiL.
For water service apply at oMe,
Bill payable monthly In ad Van a
Make, all complaints at the otlee.
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I Gold Dtfit Fitter I
f Made by THX BYDN1IY POW-
I BR COMPANY, BliUey, Ortgea.
Made or family uie. Ask your
groctr or it. Brau and aborts
Z always on linml.
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
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O. C. T. CO
-STEAMERS-
POMONA AND OUKGONA L1JAVK
PORTLAND MONDAY, WKDNHS
DAV AND FRIDAY AT 10 A.
31., TirilSDAV, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAYS AT OjOO A, M. FOR
CORVALI8 '1UKSDAY, THURSDAY
AM) SATURDAY AHOUT P. M-
M. P. BAtDWIN, Agt
INDRPKNDKNCU STAOK.
Daily except Sunday Leaves Wli
lamottn Hotel, Salem at 3 p m , con
nects with, motor for Moomouth and
Dallas at 6: IS p. w. Leave lade
pdeco at K a. m. Pkww MaJa
l?f,, RALPH BUDLQHd.
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