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iHU6 iHorttwtieM )h Adcrtkili'
?w ). Map. -J
It ha csk boc the customer
iclfck railway io display in the
lions and inswe or mo
Jtca a largo and varied seieo.ion
tetures ttwWly photogrr.pns,
i. .. 4W erftilf". Attractions bt
fwlr renpKUTe lines So ncceptame
Iwre these proved to the public, and
to ctich an extent ha It undoubtedly
Swrfrlbuled to Increased travelthat
fit Midland railway of England ban
yeeptly Introduced ttttll anothor
Mature, designed to Inform the trav
eler and. to resist him In deterinln
jfck hqtea, , ft
&l'Ui frinvifln thf Uookttig
H or- Miwige' hcre t,ki.1
ffeeee are located or In gome equal!?
toMYfcnlent placo, arc largo ordnance
uma nf ho neighboring country,
Straws to the scale of one Inch to the
pie. Each map Ja'corapoecuoi oae
eLh nrdlnanco 1icts, ltfc entire
""i,M rovored bolni S nutee from
forth to south and 38 wiles iron
i to veet thus giving some nui
itiare mile of territory In detail.
it ap are of the contgur aerlei,
kt it la oulte Mtb? for latnlll-
Rt traveler to locate tho hills nnJ
Sale oa the route. In most cas
lire in a note on the map indlcat
fie the exact height above sea level
aoraJHafc0-ot tbe railway.
i .1.. ti nartlcular stations
If 'TI&- map are attracting much at
tention, since they are noi -;
vjcenble to persona traveling by t. e
railway, but are otten oi i
valueto cyclists and even pcdestri-
am. Cyclists, in parucuir, ...
..n(i ff ihilr data for a trip.
rinm these new advertising map,
btten proceeding part of the way on
tholr blcrclea ana coniiuuum v. -
ttirnlUK by tho railway iram.
Consular Report,
. --... tin Ttnat.
Tho l)cst of teachers lo experience.1
CM. Harden, of SUver City, Nor h
Carellnarny: "l And Electric Bit
tortr ddci, nlUtbat's claimed for m
For Stomach, ; Liver, ana
troubles it can't Jbo beat. I haveOrlcd
It nnd find It ft most excellent medi
cine." Mr. Harden is rigm, n v;
best of all medlellnes also for weal
nesB. lame back, and all run down
conditions.. Best too for chills and
malaria. tSold uhder guaranteo at
J. 0. Terry's drug store. 50c.
i -'i mmm j
.... i.il.. n, Tronrh KlrrftttHJ
"Xo words can deicrlbe the ploj
tnresquo and ever-cnanging ochuij;
of the cntlro routo," say Henry 0,
nowinnd in ADDloton's for July, re
lating hlfl experiences whllo crosslnif
Europe by motor boat. "No road
or by-path which we had over sees.
In Franco could compare with the
uut rrbarra -of this 'winding
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4 m - d m " w v ! m t '
11 f - '- li 'i T L. it - -
...i-L'- if M'wmfl throuKh wood-
cd Valley, skirts the edges of wild,
bracken-covered hills, where one
may look for miles across the. the in;
tervoning country ahd see.the moun
tains blue with distance times
the cnhal'lll lead fdr the entlr3
1x18 v through .Btately avenues of
grnnd old tree whoe, interlacing
foliage screen's-the beat of the mld
Bummer sun, (5ften. from some
t,irti Rlone. one may Took down Into
a verdant valley where a broad river
wlnda away through forest-coyereu
tilfis, wlthrber6'and there (he Gothic
towers of'a stately chateau or the
ruined ones of some mediaeval fort
ress thrust aboyo the luscious fol
iage. There aro such vIowb to be
had and others more fiastoral of the
valley of trie Marne and the Meuee
and tho Mossellc; The latter two
aro crossed by .trie' canal on high
atone bridges similar to those bu'lt
for a railroad. Also there are tun-t-pIb
whore tho canal bores through
tho heart of hill and mountain.
"Most Interesting ox an u -nualht
experiences which come to ond
durlnB this sort of a Journey. In
our mecanlclen costumes of oiu
dungaree wo were invariably accept
ed as three professionals engaged to
transport the boat to the Rhine for
some rich American As a result
we were recelve'd .by"the canal folk
upon terms of friendly equnllty, and
mnny a long and Interesting chal
wc hnd with them."
i Wc Lwocter Ladres' Slikt Waists and White
t Skirts Just Right.
W o jar&nteo to. All of our shirtwaists nre caro-
fully washed with a special neutral soap, starched just
t whoro thoy should bo slnrchqd and Ironed by experts
who have made shirtwaist Ironing a special study.
We arc pleasing, the. most caroful dressers In the city with our
shirtwaist work and aro suro wo can plcaso you. May wo have a
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SAtEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
Te, 2( ise-160 8. Liberty St.
fi"r.'''. .''.""'.' " ' ""'" ",l'.t)l
E. ECKERLEN
Fjamily Liqtior Store
44 ClNBfMKil S.
Free- Dtliyery
H mLL W -f eHBIaaaWL
aWdAJrTiXwCfc 1 1 tMSW M
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IT MAKS FUN
FOH T1IK IIOVS,
as well ax for tho whole family,
when you have a Orapbophono In
'fbe house. It Is the twentieth cen
fury arauier, and many n dull even
Ingln the winter can bo passed pleas
antly with a Graphophonc. We
lmvfi them at all prices, and with
both comic and sacred songs. Just as
yoi desire.
P, J. SAVAGE,
54T ComwTcUI Strwt,
DO YOU WANT TO
Make or Lose Money
THIS SUMMER
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HKHS it hb puod naa for any "lummer dulltMsV in 'ha
(rv of IU lty. That's strong itatwat t n ot
nearly o atvoMc w tho am t foltew.
No iff tii tail ttty vr sufforod ram ihwww dtillnM
that was not djwcily tr&oalile ( iu adorUJB policy--tjmt wss
not 1):YITA1i? oa atMi8 o ta RdVMthlug ''polk? Tkli i a
Itros ktAweuV haf Mel 5 stwiag u ta wie t follow.
You tt m wh Md tat are a tutrHt ta tils ety
1IAVIJ TUB AllBOUrre l0VHRTO UHOJDB WII9TNRR. durtHi
TU13 WWWM. YOVR STOltB SHAM LAG AND 1UOSB QR0V.ND.
throutU CNCOl'KAOtNO THK MDNMlllVWQ IJAniT IN THE
lEOrL&-or shall kvn j ausy as, In the ooaHl -basy -was,"
Yvu dcd ta aU?oao way r Uie olhr whu y d
id en howi uyih, op iMttr IUU q vrlfc advanlie dartc tha
sutuuer 8t)ts. -
To rwiiy M$aln yrottBd" at a tlmflyfiin ion tw are laj
ing aU ftttjlnsv lk Pot mV joUdWllt lt an aprattoa
woj of an DrKUe merjtnU-Tvorr t a vain wao
aablt of atcompllhla hl$ purpow.
Iloy'd Life Savetl.
My little boy, four years old, hnd
a wvere attack of dysentery. We
had physicians; both of them gavo
him up. Wo then gavo him Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera nnd Diar
rhoea remedy which cured him and
bellevo thnt saved his life. William
H. Strollng, Carbon Hill, Aln. Thre
Is no doubt but this remedy snves tho
1 1... nf nmnv rhildron ench year.
Glvo It with castor oil according to
tho plain prirteu directions nnu i
euro Is certain. For sale by Dr.
Stono's drug store.
i. ti
Model Home of Tonunorrow.
A houso of cement; a home with
out a chimney; a house with plenty
cf artificial light and heat and yet
without a bit of fire; n house without
coal, without ashes; without dan
goroue gnsei; such is to be the houso
of tommorrow.
This is Indeed an Ideal house, nnJ
It la not Impossible to htfvo" for, with
little trouble, one has Just been com
pleted at Carrolton, 111. Wrjlle this
wonderful homo Is the only one of
U V.ml In the world, It li a good
example of what Hie average Ameri
can homo will bo In a few yifars
from now.
Wood Is fast becoming too sca-co
and too high In price to bo used ns
common building material, and tho
time Ij already here, when, for econ
omy's sake, architects and contrac
tors nre figuring to comtruct all
buildings of steel and concrete. An
tho Biinnlr of conl diminishes tho
cost Is advancing to that evorythlns
possible g being dono to husband tho
mipply and to see that none of tho
precious stored heat is wasted.
Elect rlclty, generated by water pow
er, is even now taking the placo of
coal as a ource of power and the
itime- l not far distant when It will
rank first as a.Fourco of heat.
This model 20th-century home nt
Carrolton U 34x30 feet, two stories
high, w(.th attic and basomont, nnd
has eight rooms on the two main
i floor. While Kdlion's Idoa of a conr
creto house to he poured Into one
big maid was not carrlod out in Us
construction, yet the principal build
ing mnturlnl was of concrete Tho
foundation nad walls arc of concrete
Mocks. These blocks were molded
right on the ground as they wre re
quired, so tatro was not wasU of
material The floors are of hard
wood and the Interior It finished In
aUsier and oak. Sack a house re
qalrc but little weed la. Its construo
t'oH. The style ef architeettire I nf
tlnlnHbitatal wUeiott type. thU
Itiea Wlac rarrei out tatoughoat
the Interior. The house Is fronted
with a large porch, ajd the whole
ooMstmettoa or, rather, the eaUre
eost. wu leas then 13 5e. Freak X.
Itauekett la Tothnkal World ilaga-Mae.
making people Invisible, b
through a brick wall anu "
ing dir6ct with frlond9 in New York
arc solved If the lynnoscoje fu.fllls
all its promises.
John Wellesley Lynn, tho nven
tor, claims thnt he has proved by ac
tual experiments that his instrument
wl .
(1) Allow people in London to
see any one In America Instantan
eously (2) Reflect any written messago
at once to the most distant places.
(3) Enable any person to seo
right through any human being or
solid substance as If they were not
there. ,
Ho Bays Sir Thornae Mpton and
other gentlemen have Interested
omlvPB in the Invention and have
written expressing themselves per
fectly satisfied with the experiments.
"I have been at work on this in
vention for nine year, and was work
ing all tho time on a preconceived
scheme. A curious accident, how
ever, helped me to the solution.
"I. was working In my siuuy wu.
my apparatus, and, looking through,
jaw what appeared to be a hole In
place of the floor. I found to my
surprise thnt I could see right
through the carpet and floor to n
transmitter In the cellnf.
"I have been awarded a diploma
at the Inventions Exhibition for opti
cal dltcoverles, and am willing to
show what I can do before any com
mittee of scientific experts.' Lon
don ExpreES.
,'' fc MnSjiiitf una " anwJ;iiW'
BWBslBwaBw"r
A Golden Weildlnp.
means that man and wife havo lived
to ft good old ago and consequently
V.-..r Vont ViAflUVlV Thf llPSt WAV tO
keep healthy Is to see that your live
does it's duty 305 days nut of 3C5.
I Tho only way to do this Is to .ieei
Ballard's Herblne In the houso and
take It whenever your liver gets In-
I -..!.. r.A .nl. TtAI linttlO. Rolfl
by all dealers.
O"
HulIdliiK Lnws In .Mnncbc!tcr. Kuk
lnnil. The by-laws of Manchester are a
g ? nd.'PM"? rnop' tl'afp now 'n oo
ertttlou. In 'he Judgment of the com
mittee tho new by-laws aie an lm:
portnnt and much-needed step for-
, wnrd. They will secure to the houses
of tho future more air space, wider
Btreets, and an absenco of long,
monotonous rows. Tho main ob
ject Is to prevent the spread of
rlums and promote the health nnd
comfort of the people. In future
no now street will be less than 14
yards wide, an Increaso of two ynrdo
on tho minimum width, Main roads
mint bo 50 feet wide Instead of 30
' feet, tho present minimum. And, ns
far as possible, ono street will be
planned to ns to flt In with other
streets. The long rows of houses, k11
of ono pattern, win not no sanc
tioned. No block of houses must con
tain more than ten nor cover a
frontngo of more than 100 yardi.
I At tho baok of each cottage thjre
must be nn area of not less tnan -to
feet, nn advanco of 100 feet. No
blind alleys will be allowed In the
future, and all passages muEt lead
to main streets. The committee also
made provision for ctnlrcases In nil
houses to be fitted with hand ratU.
These nre the main polnt6 of the
new by-laws. They will not, how
ever, affect the houses that .have al
ready been built, but In future all
plans that come before the commit
tee for sanction will have to conform
to the new regulations. Consular
Report.
o
I'olson Oak PoUonlng.
Ballard's Snow L!nlwent cures ;
Mr. Q, H. P. Cornllui. Turner. Ore .
yrltes My wife has discovered that
Bjiow Llplment cures MPolsQn Oak
IotonllJS.,, a very painful troub'e
She !jot only cured n .saga oyf It on
iersJf. but oa two of heiSfrlenda
syhoyere poisoned by ttib tarae Ivv.
Pijce 2Se, SOc and $U00. feeld ly
hat the
ThQ Ximv Rpiuttlr That Does.
"Df Kttg's Vw DUeArtry U the
'remedv chat duee the healiag otker
proaslse tut tau to peHerat." say3
Mr. & R Ptewo. of Artura Centre.
Ph.. It is rurinir i&. al tkMka nn l
luag tfoehle of toac staaauy, that
,oUef trAtueats relieve oalv tempo
.rarlly. New DJeeorofy doles me
so mvefc good that I fevj coaadent
Its continued use (or a reasoaab'e
i length of time will restore me to
perfqt health." This roewned
cojgh and ookt remedy and throat
I and Iwag heeler b toid at J C Per
ry's drug store Uc and Si oe T.ial
vwiiiu icv
Mamds of tho Lynnoscop.
The man el. of the yuaoscep the
Invention by means of which, it
claimed, aay eae can ee roand the
world, wer explained to an Fxjre33
represenuithe bv the Invctor
All the old difficult prgDtems of
MIDSUMMER DRY, COOPS BARGAINS
$1.00 eacil
While Shirt Waists
Selected from our regular $1.50
lines; .reduced to $1.00 eacn.
llnoa rAUUCeU tw fevw
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CALICOES
MERCERIZED PRINTS
Black. Sateqn Underskirts, reg
ular 11.00 values, two ruffles and
only 75c.
Heavy unbleached muslin,
drillings nnd- canvas for tents nt
reduced prices.
$1.00 Each
Nice White Parasols
Ono row of embroidery Insertion,
white enamel stick; bargain
at $1.00.
5 A YARD
6 A YARD
Strnw batB, lO.o up,.
Best cambric muslin, 12 &c yd,
40-Inch shirting, 10c yd.
Boys' overshlrtB, 45c each.
MILLINERY.
Wo nre closing out all of thli
season's goods at a fraction of
their real value.
240 and 246 Gcmmcrciai
R0STEIN & GREENBAUM, TSffaWKB
LaiMMaaMMH .miMI
RAMITAIK No. '18
By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK; Saleni, Or.
Points That Should Interest You
WE provide, an absolutely safe placo 'to deposit your money.
WE aro not nn experiment but a grown, really existing reality.
WE return your money1 (all of It) on demnud.
WE nre prosperous ni well ns progressive and MERIT WINS.
WE give you the best of service bb tho result of long experience.
WE do not mimic, or meet, but create, orlglnnto nnd rnlse.
WE have a large capital, surplus and profit account, thus Insuring
safety and liberal treatment to our pntrona.
WE Invite new business upon our own merits for strength, supe
rior facilities and courteous treatment.
United States National Bank of Salem, Ore.
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THE BUREAU
Is a gentleman's resort you, not only find gentlemen In front of
tho bar but behind the bar.
F, P. TALKINGTON, Vt opnetor
H's long experience in the business has taught him that It pays
to buy only the best.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Telephone, 177. 256 Stato St.
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READY TAILORED CLOTHES
FOR WELL DRESSED
MEN.
Af ffljW
uunfvw
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price range:
$20 to 4Q
all dealers.
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.Now Notaries, .
Ctn W nan man PUM.'llte. nm.l
orby. Salem; Beatoa A. Radford,
Boyd; W. H. Baoy. Portland; Paul
ulflach. Wea; LeeU B. Raaeh.
suverton; jorr R. Wherry, Elsie;
I, Isaaceoa, Hubbard.
v ' u ,
; DeWltft Wlteh HaieJ Salve U or
peefally good for piles. Reeommead
d and sold by all druggist,
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For Street lVitartmeiit,
SeaJel offere will be received by
the committee on pbllq buildings.
of the.ojtj- of Salem, Oregtn, up to
5 o'oJeck p m. oa Thursday, Jmy
16, 19S. for the sale of the property
in the city of Salem suitable for the
use of the street department. Offers
to be left with the city recorder at
the city hall. E PRESNALL,
5t Chatrmnn.
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Newport
YAQUINA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
THE PLACE TO GO FOR PERFECT REST AND..EVEUY CO
CF.IYAIILB'FJOR.M OP HEALrilFUL AND DELIGHTFUL REC
REATION. ITS FACILITIES ARE COM PLKTE Best food and an noun
dan.ee of it. Fresh water from springs. All moder'n necessities,
ca as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly provided every
day, .Fuel la abundance. Cottage partly furnished or unfurn
lhed to be Mad ohskrty. Strict municipal sanitary-regulations
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to Albanr
or Corrallis, thence CorvalJa &. Eastern R. R. Train service dallr
aad the trlp.a pleasure throughout.
RATE FROM SALEM
-SEASON SIX MONTHS TICKET- SMU
.; .SATURDAY TO MONDAY TICKET ff.SiQ,
Our elaborate new Summer Book gives 'a coaclse, description,
of Newport, including a iUt ofbowft, their - oapIcty anf
raUsv C.11 on, ieJephone or write local ageaU ' V
W.M. McMURRAY,' f i
Kjnatu'
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