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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
V.. HOFEB, Ed. and Prop.
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i-rf.tn.ini NeiMMtxr Derotcd to Afflcricw Principles and y
H. i.n.rJTiri nrtnMBimt of All Oregon. I
Mblfhl KrerrBate Kxcept 9udr. Sk Ore.
flUBSCRIPTIOtf IIATB8.
(fartlMr In AdraBcci
T, tr cle'. Prf7t - c" eet nontb m-wc
f, by mill, pr rear-....... . M P month....- 85c
Wklr, br ", Pr .Ter-....-........l.iw Six momni wo
PH
Salem Squall Factory.
Ellis Jones has established a pis
eon ranch In North Salem on the
llttlo cnrllno, nnd ds breeding the
Plymriuth nock pigeons, and ho Imported"-
Trom Boston, and the stock
Is dirdcl from Belgium. Mr. Jones
has two lota and a building 16x24,
w'th q flying pen 24 foet square. Ho
expects io nauuio -niv imam, mm
expects to turn off GOO to 1000 per
month and are shipped to tho larger
cities Kiueu out wun mo leuwiuiu
on them. They aro worth from three
to six dollars a dozen In tho markets.
White Shirt Waists
Great Sale Now On
4 Lots, Prices 50c up to Silk Ones at $1.50
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SPECIAL DELIVERY
Bunnianpa nt nhoriur8 branch dellvorr ofllcea aro establish-
t ik& following place at 35 coats por month, $1.00 for three menths:
AwtMu Store, VO. Do Voe & Bon, Asylum Avotvuo Junction.
-TTT..- 1. -..!. .-. a W Tana rinrAnn T7nnd Htnra
"ifcuio's Store. Alex. Daue, SouthCommordal street.
Wctrlc Htoro, C. M. Eppley, EaBt State streot.
Fairgrounds Store. Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road.
Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets.
rt v. nroporr. A. A. EnKlcbart. Twelfth street. , ' ji
Wlweler's Store, W, D. "Wheeler, Highland avenue.
tew Park Store, F. O. lowersox, Twolfth and Lesllo.
'Lane Ckocory, Seventeenth strot
J. L. Moore & Son, cornor Capitol and Union streets.
"West Salem Store, West Salem.
ZIhh'b Confectionery, 478 Stato street.
Dr, Stone's, 241 North Commercial stroot.
Huffman's Store, North Sixth street.
German Bakory, corner Twelfth and ChomekeU.
5,
3piik 8alkm and btavto.v and
1t1ik halhm and silvkuton
rlkotrio railroads.
Thero has boon n great deal of
sewspapor talk about tho above
projects.
In one way tho pooplo pay too
much attention to nowspapor talk
and HKTTLB DACIC AND TAKE
THINGS FOB GRANTED AND DO
NOTHING.
Tho nowspapors aro expected to
boost and puff and blow about such
'things and thoroby many nro do
ct'Ired. For Instanco, tho statomonts pub
lished about the Stnyton and Salem
wleclrlo lino bolng built on tho
Welch plan.
NOW, WHAT WAS It RALLY
DONE IN THAT MATTER?
A conimltteo of cltlzons from the
towns on tho lino and n few Salem
business mon promoted a plnn of
ateek subscription. ,
On Hint plan, which was fully
mado public BETWEEN TIIIIITV
AND FORTY TIIOIMAXI) DOL
IiAllH WAN HUIIHCIUIIKI).
Tho biiBlntss mon at Aumsvlllo
nnd Stayton and Turner todk tho
wRttor up and subscribed llhornlly
from $100 to $2000 oach.
At Sslum tho commlttco composed
of J. Frank Hughos, W. Y. Rich
ardson and 13. Hofor NUHHUKIRKI)
0O BACH.
Orocor Biiloy and Job prlntor
'KHIott subicrllied $100 onch purely
-voluntarily. Othors mid they wou'd us soon ns built WILL UK WOHTII
anbscrlbo. THREE Olt FOUR TIMKS flr lion .
. ...V vwv
Tho nowspapor talk cavo tho peo
ple the Impression THAT ACCEPT
ING TUB PLAN SETTLED THE
.MATED.
Full pngo hondllnoj indicated that
tho road was already built.
There Is too much of that kind
of Jumping at conclusions nnd tho
nowspapors are largoly to blamo.
If tho property ownors nnd busi
ness men nnd capitalists of this city
mean buslneis and want to sno tlm
road built LOT THEM SUBSCRIBE
FOU BONDS.
The commlttoe that worked on
tho stock subscription plan showed
good faith In their plan by putting
their names down for $500 each,
Waters' olHco has suporcoded tho
tho Wolch plan. Let Hiobo who aro
back of that OCT THEIlt COMMIT
TEES OUT AND PUSH IT TO COM-PLETION.
Tho Wolch plan nccoptcd In Mr.
Mntors' ofllce has suporccdod tho
tho other plan.
It Is a good plan. Let It not bo
put to sloop by Ipdlfforonco, Lot
this community show it good faith
or forovor keop still about railroads.
No such pickup was over offorcd a
community, 'f Snlem will do ono
hnlf tho subscribing, THE LITTLE
TOWNS WILL CARRY TUB HAL
AXCE. It Is a downright lack of capacity
nnd lack of fnlth In our city and Its
futuro to noglect so splondld nn opportunity.
Tho road from Salem to Stnylor.
Twcntr-fivc Cenfcs Is tlo Price of
Peace.
The terrible Itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases, .s
almost InBtantly allayed by apply
ing Chamberlain's Salvo. Price, 25
cents For sale by Dr. Stone's drug
store.
o
Indliin Taken Back
Shoriff J. M. Edwards of Yakima
camo to Salem yesterday morning
and took with him Jnmes Parkonuto
Woosle, who Is charged with mur
dorlng his mother, and another In
dian, In a drunken brawl nt Yaki
ma, and whp wns captured Tuesday
at Chemawa by Deputy Sheriff Mln
to. Shoriff Edwards left wjth tho
prisoner nt 11 o'clock yesterday
morning for Yakima. Mlnto Is to bo
congratulated In capturing tho In
dian, as ho Is considered to bo a
vory bad character.
Lot 1 at $1.00 each
Selected from our $1.50 as3ort-
mont, olther lace or embroidery
trimmed. A fine waist nnd only
$1.00
Lot 3 at 50c each
A very neat lawn waist, trimmed.
Only a few of these.
50c
Lot 2 at $1.25 each
Hero nro pmo beautiful wnlatu,
values up to $2.00. Those will
not bo with us long, nt this price.
$1.25
Lol i at $1.50 each
WHITE
WASH SILK
Values $2.50
$1.50
WAIST,
LOW
RAlES
EAST
Will Bo Mado Thlj Season by n,
SOUTHER
PACIFIC
(LINES IN OREGON)
Ftom Salem, Ore,
AS FOLLOWS:
TO
240 and 246 Commercial
R0STE1N & GREENBAUM, ISMS'
Ghicago
St. Louis
St, Paul
Omaha
MOTH WAYS ONE WAf
THROUGH VIA
PORTLAND CALIFORNIA
$74.15
$69.15
$61.65
$61.65
Kansas City $61.65
$&7.5b
$82.50
$817,5
$75100
$75.09
Before tho mnttor could bo
pushed farthor-T-tho olectlon lnto---vonlng
Mr. Wolch nnd Mr. Wntor?
Timdo n proposition and A COMMIT
TUB WAH APPOINTED TO CON
WDBIt THAT.
Tho committee was composed of
Ranker Froros of Stayton. Sherman
Hwnnk o( Stnyton and County
Tmuurur Hlchardson of Salem.
Thoy callod on Wolch and Wntorx
wnd hud matter, explained to thorn
Hnd accepted tho Welch. Wntors pro
position TO HUIISCIIIIIB FOU
9100,000 IIONDH.
. If tho bniuls aro subscribed for
"Welch nnd Wntors ngroo to build thu
lino from Salem to BUiyton.
Tho bonds aro to run five yonrs,
drnw six per cent, and nro to bo A
rilWT MOUT(3.Oi: ON THE PltOP
Kirrv,
That h n good plan on which to
liulld the road, and U tho only plan
now ponding for the construction of
tho Salem nnd Stnyton olectrlo rond.
But moroly acoptlng Mr. Wolrh'l
lnn doo not build tho road. TUB
HONDH HAVE NOT BBBX Sl'll.
HnilllKII FOB.
Unlwa tho $100,000 of bonds are
subHurlbod for no rond will bo bul't.
DEPOSITORS in the sav
ings deportment of
the Capital National Bank
are requested to present
000 bonds that nro aikcd to bo tnk
en.
Aro thoro not ono hundred mon
of norvo nnd fnlth and confidence In
the futuro of Snlem and tho Wll
lametto Valley to tnko $1000
nploco?
THEN WB AUK POOH AND
APATIIirriO INDEED.
Tho Journal hns rovlowod this
mnttor to lot nil know Just exactly
how It fttnudi, nnd Mint no one bo
resting undor a falso apprehension.
Let no ono bo docolvod. if this
mnttor Is lot to tost, Is put to sleep.
TIIKKK IS NO ItLAME ATTACHED
TO UK.
Thli lino would tnp tho trndo nat
urally belonging to this city. It
Would mnko Salem a distributing
center. '
Those mnttora havo nil boon
hown up. Are we dead and nsloop.
or nro bslng doped with soporl
flis Judiciously administered?
Polton Oak Pohonlng.
Bnllard's Snow Llnlmont cures It
Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Turner, Oro.,
writes My wlfo has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak
Polionlng," n vory painful troub'o.
Sho not only cured n caso of It on
horsclf, but on two of hor friends
who wore poisoned by this same Ivy.
Prlco 2Gc, 50c nnd $1.00. Sold by
all dcalors.
-
Splendid Anuiinl.
Loo Potorsou has Just publlshei
tho 18th anuunl numbor of tho Port
land Commercial Rovlow tho So
attlo Exposition numbor. Tho Il
lustrations nro appropriate, nnd tho
wholo publication Is vory creditable
to tho Btato of Oregon. Mr, Peter
son hns becomo a recognized author
Ity on commercial mnttors nnd stn
tlsttc8 on crops nnd mnrkots. He
hns won hU way to tho front rank
of commorctnl publishers, and Is u
factor In financial Journnllsm that
will hnvo to bo reckoned with by
those who want rollnblo Information,
o
It Can't Ilo Brut.
Tho boat of teachers Is cxporlonco.
C. M. Harden, of Sllvor City, North
Carolina, sny: "I find Blcctrlc Bit
tors docs nil Hint's claimed, for it.
For Stomnch, Llvor nnd Kidney
troubles It can't bo boat. I havo trlod
it and find It n most excellent medi
cine." Mr. Hnrdon Is rlcht: It's the
host of nil medlcllnos nlso for weak
ness, Inmo back, and all run down
conditions, Best too for chills nnd
malaria. Sold undor gunrantoo at
J. C. Perry's drug storo. GOc.
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Troasuro seekers nro again at
work trying to find tho $10,000 nl
logod to linvp boon btirlod by "Bill
Bacon," tho smuggler nnd train rob
bor, nt his old homo nt Wonntchee,
Wash.
AL al51li
CUT AN ARCH
between tho hall and parlor or
parlor nnd library; replnco
that unsanitary wall paper In
tho dining room with a beaut
iful, panolod wnlnscoto and It
will bo bettor than building
a now houso. I can do It to
tho Queen's tnBto nnd nt sur
prisingly llttlo cxponse.
A. SI. HANSEN,
Mnnufnctttror of Sash, Doon,
Mouldings, and all kinds of
House finish. Cornor Mill
nnd Church streets. Phono
Mnln 344.
I
THE BUREAU
Is a gontlomnn's resort you not only find gontlomen In front of
tho bar but behind tho bar.
F. P. TALKINGTON, Proprietor
His long cxporlonco In tho business has taught him that it pays
to buy only tho host.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Tolophono, 177. 3CG stato St.
TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE
July 6' 7, 22, 23
August 6, 7, 21,22
Cood for roturn in 00 days with
stopovor prlvilogea at pleasure
within limits
REMEMBER THE DATES
For any furthor Information call 03
agents.
WM. M'MURRAY,
Gonoral Passenger Agont
PORTLAND, OREGON, '
Phono 44,Maln 147 N. High St.
C W. YANNKE
Proprietor of
THE FASHION STABLES
Cabs ard Livory, all Rigs Modorn
Rubber Tiro.
TORRID ZONE
FUNARCE
TEA
Tho way to buy tea is in
CluiiiilHriiliiH Colic, Cliolcin mill
Dliirrlwiiii Rciiutly Would
Havo Bum! 1 1 tin 8100.00, ,.
"In 1002 I hnd a vory severo nt-
taek of dlarrhoon," says R. N. Far-
rar of Cat Island. La. "For unvnrai
wooks I was unablo to do anything
On March IS, IJ)Q7, i had n similar
attack, nnd took Chnmborlnlnv
Colic, Cholera nnd Dlnrrhooa Rem-
,ouy wnicn gnvo mo prompt rol'of, I
consider It ono of tho best medi
cines of its kind In the world, nnd
had I used It In 1902 bollovo It wou'd
have savod me a hundred dollnr dot'
tor's bill." Sold by Dr. Stono's drug
storo.
Nt Notaries,
William R. Wakeflold, Wnldper:
W. N. Barrett. Hillsboro; J. Tousch-
er, Jr., Pertland: Wm. Each, Salem,
packages; somebody is ,u,'i ! Tims,, wxn lm(l stomach
responsible for it.
nSSSSSSSSTTiMl r i "!
Salem Fence Works
Headquarters for Woven Wlro
Fencing.
Poultry Nottlng, Pickets, Gates,
Malthold Roofing, P. & d. Ready
Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad
justable Wli.dow Screons.
CIUS. D. MULLIGAN
Successor
WALTER MORLEV.
2.10 Court St. Sninn,, 0r
Gr aber Bros.
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
'vh cr ttim rmr mtmr II rcu iot'
UitU Porrin. the Paelfle ooast
Iwgue umpire, got to th Amwloan
it-ague mm ason.
A Rolilen Wedding,
ins that man and wifa knv iivi
o good old age and coas,quU
i haw Kept tiUUy The Uwt way t.i
Trn,VuUU,Jf ? OUt Of 3S
ii i. 0,!y .WH' tu a ,,l9 U to kM
i Ballard's Herblu i i .?...." T?
their pass books for IhcllKv," ?SZXf E08'?:
by all dOAlen. ou'"
I purpose of having credited
the semi-annual interest due
July 1.
JOSEPH ALBERTS
ICasWer
Trouble.
After dootorlng for about 12 yeara
for a bad stomach trouble, and
ponding nonrly flvo hundred dollnrs
for modlolno and doctor's fee, I pm-.
Chased my wife one bos of Chnmbor
lalns Stomach and Liver Tablets,
which did hor so much good that
she continued to uso thorn and they
uavo don her more cnnii ihnn nil
Of Uio modiolus I bought bsforo
Samuel Boyer, Folsom, Iowa. This
medlcino is for niu ). n o., ...
drug storo. Sample froe. '
Wllliuuotlu Hotel Arrlvnls.
W. S. Burls. D. D. Day. H A Al
bright. Mr. and Mrs C. H. lrelnnd.
J. G. Van Huffol, a H. Rlchmon '.
Mrs. D. F. Cnrnos. all of Portlaud
int. n ini'a ... .
- .., tut ruiiresonts our
brick lined Torr:d Zon0 Furnace,
Guaranteed gas, smoke and dust
proof. Economical and durable
A. L. FRASER
238 STATE STREET.
Estimates furnished on hPatlng
Timo Card No. 53, Southern pncfi,
Co., Effective Sunday, Maiy l
Totrard Portlnnd, Passenger,
No. 1C. G:13 a. m. Oregon Ex.
nrosH.
No. 18.-8:40 n. rn. Cottage QroT
No. 12. 2MB p. m. Roseburg nil.
songor. '
Tomud Portlnnil. Frnlirhf
iNo; ?2,2'T,G:0 p '"-Portland
1 fast frolght.
;No. 220.-10:4011:28 a. m.
. wny freight. ,
Tomirtl Sim Francisco, Passenger
.No. li j:;03 a. m. Roseburg
I paBsengd'
No. 17. 0HC p. m. Cottago Grow
passenco.
No. 1G. 9:pt p. in. California ex
press. ,
No. 13.-3:31 a. m. San Francis
oxpress.
Toward San Francisco, Freight.
No. 221.-2:43 a. m. Portland fait
frolght.
No. 223.-11:28 a. m. way frolght
Oregon Elcctlrc Timo Table
Timo of arrival and departure of
cars at Salem is as follows, Portland
and intermediate peints:
Arrive Loavs
Locnl 8:40 a, rn. 0:00 a.m.
Express 10: GO a.m. 0:05 a.m.
Local 1:26 p.m. 11:06 a.m.
Express 4:20 p.m. 1:45 p.m.
Local 6:45 p.m. 3:28 p.m.
Expross 8:20 p.m. 0:00 p.m.
Will glvo prompt attention
to all orders, guarantee our
work to give satisfaction and
to bo up to the sanitary stand
ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO
GIVE ESTIMATES ON
CONTRACTS.
Call at our shop on Liberty
street, bad. of Barr's Wni,
I iCasWerj
Sheriff o. A. FlUpatrlck, of Tol
urlde. today denied tho charge that
ho had threatened to kill stove
Adam' attorney.
druKUtj. ' . 4 ,,! 80,u u' a
UOV's Mfrt Snwwl
My llttlo boy. four yoars old. tu 1
LrZrJ. "Lentery We
7, J .' i " "A "uul w .wm Ba
boriain'3 Cq11o, Cholera anj SI
rhoea remedv w)itr. nra.i v.... "..
"a,ve ittt 8avod n,s ''fe.-Wllliam
... w.u,.,.s , v-aroon tllll. Ala. TheO
s no doubt but this remody saves tho
lives of many chlldreu each yonr
Glvo It with castor oil according to
the plain nrlcted Mrom. "r, "
Sure la certain. For sale i,v "V
atone'a drug storo.
I IWWMTf-Mii .....
mi ONS cR MANY COwO. u M
Tj LARGEST FACUi:iesH
Irtj IN THE WT7Cn
m ti,t n;n''.r:Ar,oKB
Mi rnuuuUTION OF
jjT HIQH GRADE WORK H
MR '"" A t8y ST HOISCt I
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tMiilmlncBSftsM
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HICKORT
BARK
Cough Remedy
Coughs, Colds
CROUP
rrrm , 1 1.,, ,
heopinCouh
Horirn,M
Bronchiil,
SORE'THROAT
THROAT.MIUNGS
g.orco,Ut;L
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CORVALLIS & EASTERN R. R.
TIME TABLE
Nu 4
Leaves Dntrolt 1:00 p.m.
follows, commencing Jan. 16, 190ij
Trains for Corvallis. 4
No. 8
Leaves Albany 7:66 a.m.
rrives jt CorvallU .... 8:35a.m.
No. 10
Lcavo3 Albany 3:66 p.m.
Arrlvos at Corvalila ... 4:35 p. m.
No. 6
Loaves Albany 7:45 p.m.
Arrives at Corvallis .... 8:25 p. nt
Trains for Albany.
No. 6
Loaves Corvalila 6:30 a.m.
Arrlvos at Albany 7:10 a.m.
No. 0
oave3 Corvalila
Anlvos at Albany
No. 7
Leaves Corvallis
Arrives at Albany
No. li (Sunday only)
Loaves Corvallis 11:15 a.
Arrives at Albany 11: 68 a.m.
No. 12 (Sunday only)
Leavos Albany 12:35 p.
Arrives at CorVallJs .... 1:18 p. m-
For further information apply M
Portland, Oregon, June 17.
Commencing Juno 22nd and until
further notice, tho following train
service will be in effect on the Ilea
of tho O. & e. R. R. between Al
bany and Yaqulna, daily except Sunday-Train
No. 10 Train No
Mixed Passenger
Leave Albany 7:45a.m. 12:40p..
Arr. Yaqulna 1:30 p.m. 6:30 p.;
Train No. 15 Train No. 1
Passenger Mixed
Lv. Yaqulna ,,2;15 p.m. 7:00a.s.
Arr. Albany.. 7:00 p.m. 1155 a.m,
On Sundays the service will be a
follews:
Lv Albany 7:35 a. m.; ar. Yaqulaa
U:40 a. m.; lv. Yaqulna 6:00 p.
ar. Albany ii;30 p. m,
r o, WM- McNURRAY,
6-23-6t Qen, Pass. Agt-
2:16 p.m.
2:66 p.m.
6:00 p.
6:40 p.m.