bAitr oAtiTAh JotttsAl, Attn, oQox, tvmUx maro ii, m.
m
Iff STATE
fXHIBITS
Much
L hrovcmcnt In Nortli
IiHrtv
-f.rtoJ the state board of ng-
'..u . nronnVatlOhS fOf tllC
m tebehe d here In Septom-
"fff iuw.ii Rpnt brondcnst
-. i fared Statu and It is prob
ffi.r influx of vls'tow
',1 before will bo seen at
v iw -' :"0' j;r r:
$SjJMt 1 totincatlonB
i?t ,nrR0 SCC,,0U8 ro
'Liwkii horso show busl-
ktjtthlBgon'" In good -hnpe
LtunnB nt Woodburn. March
HaV Cltr. April 4; Cholialis,
ilBTll 4, Sa'Cm, April t, uuiou
UiTlatler part of April and at
&, July 4
?. knMine ofs In the rtate
;Jip groandi aro requested to
nt shrooDery, vih-b, vi., .
. . ..'. -I.- mnv ha tnniln
Jleitlful Camping places nro
kj mj al persona ran uau iu
Hir of their lots by planting
itfihrubbery
I Mh Salem Improvement.
forth Salem cttUen calls attrn-
(It twalo on North Winter
Kjoilh of the school iiouso, ana
wilt nopo tnn ino nuiuon-
1 throw a few pumkb along
m tht when tin next rain
iffltfmen, school teachers and
ItMMren can uo tnis sircoi.
t ho has used or attempted
MUt ilrect for threo wlntors
s (bit the street Is luipnssnbio.
tta irora six iu mmi-ii """
tv mimat tvna Ininnnnnlilft
ffcHirr 17, 1907 to May 23.
m October last when mo nrst
41 Ht in tho street was lm-
to footmen until February
kjHr vbea the freeze carao. It
mi for four days tnen uocamo
mVt with tho excontlon of
ffaji the first week of March
forth 17 A few planks put
I'M tide would enable pooplo
kutside or tno road and Koop
Ittrua baring to walk nro una
US! street and then back 40
He criticises severely tho
4 ittemnted to fir thin atroot
rtaJ arii ' the lirlcht mini?
rle vat or Is who dug that
d Imjitlned water would run
las certainly mako a fortuno
l&trtamn If tin enn mnkn the
lweM la Winter street."
iffcpei that the ono who nt-
t to dram that street will bo
H to walk thnt path aomo
tor (be first rnln Tho city
H PJtm nlflnlr nM Imnrdi
hk54 be sent out there now
ih tie u out nnd Winter
ini oe made pnssab'o. Tho
wt Dort used on this street
tQ TlntPr hna linAn Inm ,A
fi wi for a foot walk.
o
FitfOMo. City of Toledo, Lu-
kJ Cheney makos oath thnt
fir partner of tho firm of
r Co, doing business In
ff Toledo, county and atnto.
M that said firm will
'Ha of ONE HlTKnnpn
tor each and every case
1 cannot be cured hv
' the Hall's Catarrh n.iro
PRANK J CIIRNRV.
1 1 before mo and auhnnrUiAii
H-mtt, thU 6th day of Do-
n.US6.
A. W QLEASON,
N'otarv PnKiln
iCtUrrh Cure is taken In
M acta dlroctlv rt ,..
Mnicoai surfaces of tho
m for tesUmonlals froe.
JJdragiig, 75c' '
' ftmi!, Puu fop
wiriiiiH.rrwn
N
?
ft
The Cough Cure
His Great-Grandmbther
Used o
Cure your children's
coughs with the oldest
and best-known cough
remedy in the world the
same one their great-grandmothers
used and had faith in.
DR. D. JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
is the sam today as when it was first pre
scribed by Dr.Jayne 77 years ago. This
remedy has relieved and cured coughs so
successfully for generations that it is to-day
the standard cough cure in thousands of
homes all over the world.
Don't neglect your children's cougbs -don't
neglect your own cough. The sys
tem is quickly weakened by a constant
irritating cough, and laid open to pneu
monia and other pulmonary diseases.
The best timi f rnr o nnticrU ta
right now, and the best remedy is Jaync's Expectorant.
Tkree sized bottles, $1.00, 50c, 25c
Jf?nf.',-T,B,C T,mKW I" curarorwomu,aipltnUd
children's rctntdy. and a tonic far tho whnla fimll v.
-Z ,.m.
ylVMt HMHTI TUla It an effective llvtr reuUtor.
utoi pursHurv, caiaariic au lonuca tonic
i i m
SAY
VSPHK
,JCrta(!( nw
tSSilhamber,a,n ays
7w i!5?cnM? of thfS itate
4VuQBea nis puWUc
ur,"9' that th
- i"e4 ic f,i- 4i
aJ liUII (1II
Z to BUte.s.1 STT
Jzru. to nut nut ..
'r iS3,0ert,,c lre8a
i "2a.Twi!
'Mttj i J.06" baa
i.rf'waaa in tti.
4 a rw "r " Prob-
? tot u7fsUc ultd
Ci'jT.1 lt ltb.1
BEER PROMOTES
TEMPERANCE
Recognized as a Food Product, and
So Dealt With by the Government
IF la being recognized tho world ovor thnt tho drinking of bocr
promotes tompornnco and aobrloty to n far greater oxtont than
ill tho prohibition laws on tho Btntuto books.
All onllghtonod European nntlons aro oncouraglng tho mnnu
facturo and consumption of light boors containing about throo nnd
ono-half por cent alcohol, and tho result 'has boon- most gratifying
to all sincere lovera.of tompornnco.
Tho United States government has takon a positive stand In
this direction, tho war dopattmont holding thnt tho re-eatabllshln?
of tho army cantoon for tho b1o of boor being an nbsoluto neces
sity In tho Interest of tornp&runco and sobriety.
Boor Is today rocosnlaod as a "Food Product," and Is so donlt
with by tho govornmont.
All tho groat Inriurance companies hnvo contradicted tho lies
that hnvo been given currency through prohibition eourccs that
the drinking of boor wad n lmr to securing Insurance, nnd hnvo
latoly publlHlucd 4o tho world at largo Ao statomont that tho30
drinking boor moderately (not raoro than two quarts during twenty-four
hours) wore tho vory boat of risks. Tho latest British life
Insurance reports bIjow thnt tho ratio of death rnto among abBtaltt
ora Is thirty per cent grontor than among modornto drinkers.
Boor la pure and wholesome, and tho day Is not far distant when
it will bo as much a part of tho dally subsistence of every family
as ore milk, broad and other food necessities,
Tho boer browed by tho Salem Browory Association Is In ovory
Den bo tho very best that modern cntorprlso can produce. It speaks
for Itself and fs Its own best advertisement.
SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION
SALEM, ORIcGON
A .-
msss
New Corporations.
Delaura, nwtoli Company; princi
pal qfilce, Portland, Oregon; capital
Uook, 1100,000; Incorporators, W.
II. Jfboro, D. B. Howard and Arthur
Langguth.
Tho Donald Towu lot and Land
Company; principal oillco, Donald,
Orogon; capital stook, 5000; incor
porators. P. N. Derby, L. K. Page
ana J. Running.
J Orogon Dry Dock Company; prin
cipal office, Portland, Orogon; capital
stock, $10,000; Incorporator. Alvin
Boody, W. H. Corbett and Wm. L.
Brewster.
American Title Company; princi
pal office, Portland. Oregon; capital
stook, 126,000; Incorporators, T. J.
uavmson, Q. TJ. CJlue and A. w.
Parthley.
Inland Oalena Mineral Company;
principal offlee. Portlanfl, Orogon;
capital stock, SlSO.OOQ-.Jr.corppra-tore,
L. a xroNlcbolas, I E. Hloe
and A. King Wilson
Ilhrumatlc PiiIhs Itellevrt!.
B, P. Crocker, Esq., now S4 years
f age, and for 20 rears justice of
the 4eco at Mantlnsbors. Iowa,
aays: "I am terribly afflicted with
datic rheumatism in tar left arwi
ani rlsht hip. 1 havo usftd,thre
.fcoHlea of ChambIajB'a Pals Balm
COl'NTV DiaiOCItACY
HOLD A OATHEBINO.
Tho Marlon ccAiuty Democracy
bold a. conferonco at Union Labor
hall on State street Monday after after after
neon: and evonlng, and about the
only notion of political significance
was to name a committee to urge tho
formation of a legislative ticket. The
members named aro A. Huckesteln,
George Swegle, Lafo CavanagU, D. J.
Pry and Orant Corby.
Tho Carpenters' Union appoared
an dsecurcd an ondorsomsnt of their
resolutions agaiust allowing con
victs to parfor mwork on any public
liullding that Is constructed under
contract with free labor.
It was also decided to celobrato
Jefferson's birthday in a suitable
manner.
The lUt bf members of tho county
central commlUoQ by precincts was
completed, ,nnd tho conference adjourned..
Iha I.Hcky Quarter,
Is the one you pay out for a box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills. They
bring you the health that's more
precious than jewels. Try them tor
headadhe. biliousness, coastlpatlon
and malaria. If they disappoint you
the pr!co will be cheerfully refunded
at J. C. Perry;' drug store.
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OPP O RTUNITY
COLONIST ILVTKg frotn ail parts ,-, ,
tho UsHctl State mihI CMMMialtearl '
iwrta of Oregon ami the ICerrtiwfst x
will b0 pat lto effect by
THE OREGONRAILROAD NAVIGATION CO.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY,
(Lines in OrogfcH)
DAILY DURING AClr AND APRIL, lfMMi.
From tlto Prlclpal Cities of tho MlOdlea WeH tho Hate will Bo
as Follews:
FROM TO SALEM FflOM TO SALKM
CHICAGO $ 3g. COUNCIL BLUPFS ' . . ..9
ST. LOUIS 835 OMAHA 1530 ,
KANSAS CITY 30 ST. PAUL , . . ., 30
Oorrcspondlng Rates from all other EaBtor,n points. Stopovers at
plenouro at all polntn la Oregoni
TIvc Colonist Rat is tli0 Krentrsi ef all homehHlld. ' OregOH hat
HHlimitcd resources and needs, mom icop1e who dtMiro komes aad
larger opiortHHltlw,
Oregon people can accomplish splendid rotmlta by Heralding
this opportunity to all the world. Bend Oregon literature glvlag
' good reliable information about tho stato, far'and wide1. Call oa the
nbovo rnllroada for it It accessary.
FARES CAN BE PREPAID
Iloro at homo It desired. Any agont Is authorised to accept the
required deposit nnd telegraph ticket to any point. Calt' oa local
agent or addnm.
WM. McMURRAY,
fliuicral PnsaoHRcr Aieeat, PortlaHtl. Oregon.
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Are You Interested
In Saving Your Money
! Of courso you aro. That's why wo advertise Wo enrry ono of
tho best stocks of wagons and. implements in tho city, and it la to
I your Intorcst as a monoy-savor to call and boo our line no matter
! whother you buy or ijot, wo know that you know a bargain whon
! you hoo It, and thnt you will bo suro to toll others about thorn.
I Wo carry a comploto lino of wagons, buggies, farm Implements, all
! kinds of farm nnd mill machlnory, paints, oils and varnishes. First
? class blacksmlthlng and horso shooing also done
Wo tnko second-hand vehicles and machlnory as part payment
i on all now cash orders,
! Koop your monoy at homo by buying what you need at homo, C
I and at tho same tlmo aoo what you'ro gotung.
GEORGE B. JACOBS
R. P. D.8' - - Salem, Or. I
()ijUiWli1MiltitlUiiJllillWfclhlil1tlltl
YOU'LL ENJOY A DRIVE
In ono of our rigs juat as much an It
you owned it. More,, in fact, for
yon wll havo nil tho plonwire and
only a more fraction of tho oxponse
of a privato stable, You aro not
limited in your choice of a turnout,
cither. Our livery aorvlco can sup.
ply anything you, require, from a
-runabout to a coach and team. How
can we servo yonT
FASHION BTAIILKS,
C. W. YitHHke, Prop.
131-127 N. High St. Phono Main 44
KttMwwwmMw
BOSTON BROWN BREAD FLOUR
Is'.Stif-ftefaigt It makes Gtfuttae Blow
Bccaef, Ttfcma QtffcJc Bbc, ami a
GLORIOUS BOILED PUDDING
Said fcy Al GtocttM
r
HAVE AN EARNEST CRE
For tho comfort of tho folks ut homo. Bundlo up tho
family washing and phon No. 36 early Monday for us
to send a wagon lor tho clothes. We will save you
mouey, worry and discomfort, and save tho clothes, as well. They
will como back to you fresh, crisp aud clean.
WE DO IT RIGHT
The Salem Steam Laundry
THE LAUNDftY TKAT KKOWfl MOW
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NBJMHN
MWMHM
Siothcm Pacific
' R. Tim Qri
(Time Cart No. ft MNeMn
; Imlw SMKh, i9.9l A. M
No; 18. B:G3 A. M. Orego KxarwM
No'. IS.. 8:40 A. M. CotUga Qteva
J Passoagor.
Noj, 12. 2:4B P. M. Rost)Urg Paa-
aoagor.
No. 14.-9:13 P. M. Portlaal a-
press. .
1 Toward Portland Freight.
Ne: 222 G: 00 P. M. Portland Faat
Freight,
No. 22010:40 a. m., way frelgkt
irrlves.
No. 22011:28 a. ra way frolgat
departs,
TowartI Saa FtaHclco PaMcnfrr.
to, 11. 11.03 A. M, Uosebarg Faa
songor,
No. 17. G;45 P.. M. Cottage Grata
Pa880Bgo,.'
No, 15.-9:56 P. M. Calltorala X-
proBs,
No. 13.-2:01 A. M. Saa Fraaefew
Express.
Toward Hn Fraackea FrtajHt,
N04 821. 2:4S A. M. Portia Faat
Freight
No. 22S 11:28 A. M. Way-Fr4gtt
TIMK TA11LK "
COnVAuLIS KABTKRK It. K.
Traiaa from aad ta Yaalaa.
No. 1
Arclvca at Corvntlls . .. ,11:00 a. m.
Arrive, at Allinny B:5B p. in.
Lo.ivos Yaqulim ...... 6:45a. w.
Vorlvoa at Alhauy .... .11:58 a. m.
No. 2
Lcavo Albany 12 j 3 5 . m
Arlvon at Ynqulnn .... 6:15 p. ta.
TraiHN to and from Ictrolr,
Lenvoa Corvnllts ...... l:4"0p. w,
N. 3
Lenvoa Albany 7:30 a. n,
A. M. 0:00, n7:05, 8:05, 10,t5.
No. 4
Leaves Detroit 1:00 p.m.
follows, commencing Jan. 10, 1008:
TralHH for CorvAlIt.
No. 8
Leaves Albany ........ :5C a. at,
Arrives ft Corvallls .... 8:35 a.m.
No. 10.
Loavoa Albany ,.,.,,., 2:55 p,s.
Arrives at Corvallls ... 4:35 p. a.
No, 6
Loavon Albany 7:45 p.m.
Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:25 p. m,
Trains for Albaay.
No. 5
Loaves CorvalltB 6:29 a. m.
Arrives at Albany 7;10a, m.
No, 0
Lonvea Corvallls 2 : 15 p. m.
Arilvoa at Albany 2:55 p. M,
No. 7
Loavou CorvalU 6:00 p.m.
Arrives at Albany ...,. 6:40 p.m.
No. 11 (Sunday only)
Lonvou Corvatllx . .... ,11:15 a. m.
Arrives at Albany 11:58 a. m.
No. 12 (Sunday only)
loaves Albany .,12:35 p, ra,
Arrlvot n Corvallls .... 1:18p.m.
For further Information apply to
WM. MrMUItRAY,
(Ion. Pjims. AkU Portland, Orciraa.
Jno. M. Scott, Astit, O, V, A,
Oregon Electric
Railway Cmftny
T1M13 OAKI)
rnvlng Ralem.
Portloud and Intermediate stations,
Iqont 0:15 a.m.
Portland and Jntormodlato stations,
local 8:05 a. ra.
Wot Woodburn, Wllsonvlllo, Tual
atin, Portland, limited 9(0 a. m,
Portland Sad Intermodlato statlona,
local 11:03 a. ra.
Portland and intermodlato stations,
local ...2:30 p. m.
West Woodburn, Wllsouvlllo, Tuala
tin, Portland, limited 4:02 p, m.
Portland and Intermediate stations,
local ...0:35 p. ra.
Arriving Balou.
Portland and intermodlato stations,
local 8:35 a. m.
Portland and Intermediate stations,
local 10:45 a. m.
Portland, Tualatin, Wilson? Ills, Wt
Woodburn, limited ..11:15 a. m,
Portland and intermediate station,
local 1:25 p, in.
Portland and Intermediate stations,
local 4:50 p. m.
Portland, Tualaiin, Wilsonville, West
Woodburn, limited., 5:47 p. ro,
Portland and Intermediate stations,
local 7:50 p. n.
O C TV Co
LIME AND SULPHUR SPRAY
DEPENDABLE BRAND ,
8.U.VJ4, OKKGOX PHOXK MAIK M,
Wo guarantee tbis spray to bo a strictly pure Jl aad awlpbar
Bolutlon, tact 29 to 31 Baume,
For sale by FLKTCHKR AllVHl?, p. A. WMITR BON8, TILL.
SON & CO., IL D. 04LHKKT M CO, AXf) AT FACTORY,
Price ?8.50 par barrI; fl.50 credk for barrel, u rtura4.
Steaners Poaoaa suat Or
leave for Portland Mt4ar Wa.vs
day ipd Friday at 19 a, at. ad
Tuwday, Thuraday aad Batarday at
9 a. ra. For Carvall(, THS4r,
Thursday aad Saturday about p,
n. M. V. KaMwin, maaat Qm$m
aad dock at foot af T?a Mraai.
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ioa, Get t Sf rta4aKli ad
AflaVlyfeat 'ftMaHJUaV atf Ta "
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