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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEST SIDE JO. A. C ERANT, KJItof and rvttUhtr, BUBSCK1PTI0N KATKS. rntADVAm'l rM "" tttWIttWBUM Fill DAY, ATOIL 19, 1901 Fame is very unjust. Can any one tell the names of Funston'i companions? Yet each took the same risk that he did. The rights and wrongs of the Venezuelan question are hard to learn. IWhly two thirds, or pos sibly all of the stories on the sub ject are the concoctions of the rival asphalt companies. Uncle Sam should go slow. Talk about bull head luck. A man in New York found a ten dol lar bill sticking to his bicycle tire on commit home from a ride. Most men oaly pick up tacks. The efforts of the Kaiser to keep his speeches out of the newspapers shows a degree of intelligence that wonld hardly be expected Irom a , rf perusal of the speeches themselves Twenty-three Chicago girls ate a cake that had a dime baked in it, and do not know which of them got 'the coin. Chicago and St Louis used to compete to see which could produce girls with the largest netlal extremities, hut we never heard of a gullet contest . Colorado and Wyoming this week report blizzards with immense loss of stock. Note the contrast with Oregon weather. At this writing April 17 the air is balmy and everything is growing finely; the days are warm and bright; wild flowers are blooming and we'll soon be able to go strawberrying. TlilUbora is coins to have a ? w street fair and festival next month In the meantime old Polk County with her varied resources, will plod along in the even tenor of her way and watch the processions go by The Chicago Republicans got exactly what they deserved that ia thev eot left. They refused to f " nominate a first class man who had been petitioned to make the race by over 75,000 voters and named machine politician in his place. Reports from Salem indicate that the dealers there are after contracts for this year's hops and to secure them they are offering 12 cents. Growers, however do not consider this anv inducement. As the Wkst Side stated last week, the contract does not secure to the grower a pos itive assurance that his hops will ha Liken at the contract price If the market price is above the con tract price his hops will be taken; but if the market price is below, some excuse will be made by the speculator as to poor quality, not properly dried, picked too green picked too green, picked too ripe moldy, etc., in fact anything so he hide behind his one-sided contract that will allow him to back down at the grower's expense. In this section growers as a rule are averse to contracts. 4 Apropos of the proposition to ad vertise the resources of Polk County a little. Mr. L. C. Gilmore informs the West Side that on his return from Texas he noticed a man with a flaming badge on which was the word "Spokane." This man seem ed to make it his business to inter view every man on the train, find ing out where he was headed for and what he was looking after. He talked about Washington state in general and Spokane Valley iu particular. And as a consequence nearly every man who was looking for a home stopped off when "Spo kane was reached even though he had a ticket for Seattle. Mr. Gil more is of the opinion that Polk County will have to get a move on if she wants to get any of the emi grants that are now headod for the west, and the best way to do it is to advertise extensively by folders and other means, telling the truth as to our resources. Mr. W. W. Percival, a loading stock man of this county, in tr com munication this week tells us that the West Side erred slightly last week in reporting on the loss among valley sheep through leech. As Mr. Percival makes a study of these questions, he is better enabled to make an authoritative statement than one who gets his information second hand. As Mr. Percival states, certain localities no doubt suffer heavily from this pest while other places are not troubled at all. A close reading of last week's ex tract would show that we had in mind only those sheep that fed on bottom lands; there are many sheep that are raised entirely on high ground and these of course were not thought of. However we are glad to print Mr. Percival's letter as showing his interest in this matter in particular and stock raising in general, VASniXGTO LETTER. Washington, D. C, Apr. 8, 1001 Uncle Sam has no idea of turn ing show man, and as long as Agui- naldo is a prisoner, he will not be allowed to visit the U. S. If he lives up to the oath of allegiance he has taken, and carries out the promises he has made to General MacAarthur, ha will eventually become free. Then, if he has the price, and wishes to visit the U. 8., he will be at free to do so as any other resident of the Philippines. But all that will take time, and there is no probability of his exhib iting himself in this country in the near future. Soma of the thou ands who are writing to the War Department as to what ought to be done with Agul naldo, are inclined to be waggish. One of them sign ing himself "Tha roct of Winni sook," heads his communication with this verso, expressing his idea of the embarrassment of the Presi dent and Secretary of War; "What shall wo do with Aggie? Pray what shall we do? Elihu looked at William William looked at Elihu." The President easily succeeded in persuading Governor Allen, of Porto Rico, to withhold his resig nation, although he came to Wash ington for the purpose of presenting it. lie will return to Porto Rico about the 1st of May, but it is not expected that he will remain more than a few months longer. lie says ihe island ia getting along all right, and that after the 1st of next M'ireh, when the tariff law, under which the revenues for the support of the island government are now raised will expire, there will prob ably be free trade with the U. S. Mr. M. F. Rittenhouso, a prorul nent Chicago lumber dealer, now visiting Washington, said in the course ol an interesting conversa tion on the extensive ramifications of his business: "Chicago has for many years been drawing her lum ber supply largely from Lake Michigan ports. Rut in recent years that has become well nigh exhausted, and the supply has been coming from Lake Superior porta, but even that is showing Jgnt of exhaustion, and we have to pur chase more and mort from central Wisconsin and the South. The Southern states in the immediate future will send increasing quanti ties to the Northern states. I saw, the other day, a large consignment of Arkansas lumber for Maine, once famous for her lumber industry It was to be used in the construct ion of towers for windmills. How ever, the mighty forest areas of .the Pacifjo coast must eventuallr be drawn on to oupply the eastern cities. I was approached not long ago by a gentleman who wanted to sell me 4,500,000 feet of lumber on Vancouver Island. That is a pret ty big quantity, but his timber preserves were represented on the map by what looked like little dots." It is an open secret in Washing ton that the Navy Department is not favorably inclined toward the Holland Submarine Boat Company although a number of naval officers have Bpokenvery highly of the Holland type of boat, Admiral Dewey among them. It was this opposition that prevented legisla tion during the last session of Con gress authorizing the construction of additional Holland boats for the Navy. That this opposition is to be continued is made plain by the announcement that, by direction of Secretary Long, the Naval Board of Construction will prepare designs for a submarine boat, to be submit ted to Congress with an estimate of its cost. Russia is having an inning in Washington just now. .The U. S. Government has officially stated its satisfaction at Russia's policy toward Manchuria, and now comes Capt. T. M. Rees, a Pittsburg ship builder and maker of boilers and machinery, with large and increas ing interests in Russia and China, who said in a published interview: "I know of a certainty that Russia will never take under her flag Man churia or Mongolia. I can now give with propriety a state secret, showing how foolish has been the cry against Russia, regarding Man churia. In 1893, a body of leading Mancburians, accompanied by the high priests and princes of Mongol ia and Jhibet, secretly went to St. Petersburg and . called upon the Czar, and offered a petition signed by thousands of the leading citizens praying for Russia to take the three countries, they promising to furnish the soldiers necessary to become free from corrupt Chinese officials and the Chinese flag. The Emper or told them he could not accept the countries. , Twice since, the the same thing has been done with the same result. If Russia had wanted Manchuria, Mongolia and Thibet, she could . have had them without the asking every year for the past eight years." Wd Side ui Ongomag, 1 yr, 1 rU County Oil Excitement. SalMU Journal, The local oil excitement remains "in statu quo" condition but then ia every indication that eventually steps will be taken to prospect the lands whet oil indications have been revealed. O. L. Chapel, sup posed representative of an Eastern oil concern, continues in an effort to Induce the farmers of Oak Grove to bond their lands to the end that the property may be developed but hat not met with the success lis had hoxl for. Some of the largest land owners in the supposed oil region have declined to bond their lands and In thlt way have disoour aged parties who have intended the future prospecting of the lands, In case the pending bonding scheme fails to assume actual shape, there it talk of organising a home com pany with a capital stock sufficient to work the lands and determine the true nature of the deposits al loged to exist. It is understood certain of Salem's capitalists have volunteered to subscribe stock null! cient to carry into execution such plans in case the largo corporations fail in their efforts. Weekly Crop Bulletin. Portland, April IS, 1001. OSH KRAti SUMMAMY, The rst week line been dry and sun shiny, with cool nights and moderately warm l)i. On the morning of (lie 8th, Dili, 13th and l&lh sharp Irosts oc curred generally throughout the state. The maximum, or day, temperatures la western Oregon ranged between A3' an4 70, and the minimum, or night, temperatures between 30 and 48. In eastern Oregon the day temperatures ranged between 44s and 70", and ths night temiriurea between SS and 4(1. The toll hat dried out very (sit and In tome few sections In the southern putt ol the ttate more rain Is wanted lor pastures and gardens. Spring feeding hat been ruihtd and it It nearly coin Dieted on the hill lamlt in the WilUm ette valley. Plowing for gardent, corn and summer (allow It now in progress. Gardent are very backward, Fall beat is etuullng nicely snd be ginning to Joint in tome setilluns. lu color hat greatly Improved during the week and the Hand It good, except on very low land, where it yet eonllnuet spotted and poor. Except a lew complaints ol damage by wire wormt in Umatilla county, no io sect petit of consequence have appeared in the grain fields. Early-toan spring wheat, oalt and barley are coming op to good ttandt tnd are germinating quickly. fall oatt snd rye are looking well. Onion seeding It in prog reel, and large acreage will be cultivated. Ilopt are rather tlow In starting, but thoee out are making a good growth and their cultivation has begun In a number of the yards. The ranges are not in as good condl tlon as otual at thlt teaton of the year, but they have Improved during the week, and Hock it tlowly gaining in weight and Hrength. Peaches, pears, plums, cherries, apri cota, and the etrly varieties of prune applet and ttrawberriet are in bloom, Correspondent! generally report but light damage to fruit by froatt, except In southern Oregon, where peaches apricots and cherriet are thought to have been comlderably damaged. There is a monotony iu the re ports from South Africa that docs not speak well for the enterprising m 1 a a censors, bvery week come tales oi captures of millions of cattle by the British and dozens of British , by the Boers. The Government's lawyers have succeeded in locating Captain Car ter's stolen money and will take steps to recover it. Probably the noble captain will lose his own lawyers as soon as the government has carried through this little, plan Why didn't Baron Schott von Schottenstein shoot the chutes in stead of shooting himself? The editor and wile, naiully dlssgreei very materially. She tett thing to right and he writes things to tut. She read! what other write and he write what others read. She keeps the devil out of the house as much at possible and he retain lilin and could not go to pre without him. She knowt more thing than he write and he writes more thing than the know, We live by our blood, and on it. We thrive or starve, as our blood is rich or poor. There is nothing else to live on or by. When strength is full and spirits high, we are being re freshed, bone muscle and brain in body and mind, with con ttnual flow of rich blood. This is health. When weak, in low spirits, no cheer, no spring, when res is not rest and sleep is no sleep, we are starved ; our blood is poor; there is little nutri ment in it. Back of the blood, is food, to keep the blood rich. When it fails, take Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil. It sets the whole body going again man woman and child. If you have not tried It, aend for free sample, iia agrccauic uhc win aurpriiw you. SCOTT & BOWNK, Ohemlat 400-411 Pearl Street, New York. 50c, and r no; all dragglut. West Hide and Pacific Homestead ojMjretM Lom Front l-eis k. Indeimndenee, Apr. 10, '01. b the Editor: I wtlced In your lnt issue a statement that the farmers of the Willamette valley are confronted with serious loss to their flocks of sheep, saying that fully one-third of the sheep have died 'within the itst four months from the inroads of the leech. . . It is true that some slwp have died with the leech in certain local- ties, tut it is very iillnkttdlntf to say that nne-thlrd of the sheep have died In the valley much leas one- lalf as there are counties that have tad no loss at all from leech or any other cause, '' The leech is no new thing, for certain localities have had such ossos before; but take Polk, Yam hill and Benton counties and the oss of sheep will not rem it 2 per cent, and I am salisfltHi that in cluding alt the valley counties, the lost from any cause will not exceed 5 per ct iH, and the increase will average belter than 100 jn-r cent, a ereat many running ns high as 150 percent. We have the healthiest and hffav iest shearlnu long-wool sheep of the long-wooled breeds in the, Umtud States; at least the most oomtont judges have so decided; men who have made sheen breeding a life study. W. W. Pkucivau ' He Kept Ills W Twelvs year ago J, W. Nil II van, of Hartford, Conn., scratched hit leg with trusty wire, Iullttiitatloii and blood polwonlug get m. For two years be tunVred Intenaely. Then the beet doc tor urgod aiuptatton, "hut," he wrtles, "I pmhI one botlle of Ekrtrlo Itinera and I I S boxes of liuekleu'a Arnica Halve and my leg waa sound and well a ever." Kor Eruptions,' Kcsema, Tetter, Halt Ilheum, Hon- end nil blend disorders Klcctrlo Hitlera line no rival on earth. Try them, Ktrklmid Drug Co. will guarantee eatiflhit or re fund money. Only SO cents. Harbor Uw Repealed. A linrlur-lii!enae law. similar to that now in force in Oregon, wat repealed by the lute Nebraska leg islature, which the Omaha World- Hera t! thinks was wise, remarking that thore "seemed to be grave dan ger that tins 'examination' ntu was ouua to bo run to extremes, ami that in time we would have to buy groceries 01 ' examined grocers, meat from 'examined' butcher.' have our shoos polished by 'exam ined' bootblack, buy our putters from 'examined' newsltoys, order our lunches from 'examined' wait ers in restaurants guaranteed to Dave an examined cook, as h is we are ushered into life bv dulv examined physicians and ushered out by duly examined undertakers. It is piling it on a little too thick to make us depend on 'examined' barbers. The barber commission threatened to bo the forerunner of r-nmmirtftion for each trade and profession, the only benefit thereof iieins to those who secured places on tht commissions and the accom panying fees.." A Ksglng, Knarlng Flood Washed down aU-li-rth line which Chas. C. Kills, of LUbnn, Ia., had to repair. "Hlaudlng wulat deep In ley water," be writes, "gave me a terrible cold and oough. It grew worse dally. Fliiallv the best doetor in Oakland, Nub.. Hloux City and Omaha said I had Consumption and could not live. Then beitau imlng Dr. King's New Dis covery and was wholly cured by six bottles." I'oaltlvely guaranteed for Coughs, Cold and all throat and Lung trouble by Ktrkland Drug Co. Prlee 6io and 11.00. The Kugene Opera llouae company ha filed article ol incorporation in the department of state with L. S. Hooney, F. L. Chamber and R. A. Booth at in corporator. The company will erect on opera houae in KitKene. The capital ttock of $15,000 i divided into share valued at $10 each. Y E It " A X (jltOLTS. There Should be 110 diueas Work. The fitting of tpeelauloa or. eyeglnaae i purely a mechanical cctence, requiring a thorough knowledge of refraction ami the eye. the aim Ixiimr to correct He- lormftie of the eye, which are nearly always congenital. The real science of the work lie in the acientiat'a ability to meaaure to an exact nicety the error of refraction extming on account of theae deformities. To make theae correction we u commonly threo kind ol lenact via: Uphere, oy'indur and prism. Uaing theae lenaea leparately and in combination with each other there can be made more combinations all of which are absolutely necessary than are word in the Eiiuiiah lunuuimn, Thia should prove to the average thinker that there should he no auch thing a gueHRwork, and that it cannot he done by the old-fashioned "cut and try ' sys tem of mechanic. Therefore, when your optician or ocnlist encourages you to buy from him by tolling you if they don't fit he will "change them," you nt leaat have caime to loau confidence in hi ability a a ii-frnctioniat, for the acientitio fitting of glaRea 1 farther from the "cut and try" ayatein than any other known cience, and if he cannot fit you the first time, what aaaurance have you that he can ever do it? He prove itt once that lie la gueaatng at it. Dr. A. T. Roberts hit a thorough know lege of everything pertaining to the eye, and ha all the latest acietititlc in struments neceaaary for the moat intric ate examination, and guarantee , Ins correction to ne a perfect a can poa Bible be made through artificial refine tlon. He particularly solicit 0 call from those who have tried in vnin to gut pur feet work In thia line. Examination free. Call for County Warrant. Notice is hereby given that the under sinned. Treasurer of Polk County, Ore gon, is piepared to pay all County War. rants issued prior to December 13lh, 1898. Interest on above warrants will cease on this date. Dated at Dallas, Oregon, Apiil 10, 1901. " E. V. DaiiTon, County Treasurer, - t - - !-. 1 1 ': n"" Commercial Muck, Wellington treet, LOOK AT THE I.lpman A Wolfe, Prlee. No. 0171 Ladles H Karat Uold Hunting cane watch guaraiited 0 yeaw fitted with either Walthaiu or ' Klglu movements, 7 Jewel, Price $10,00. NnV 0178 Ladle 14 Karat Uold Killed Crwn guaranted SWyesm J5 Jewel, Kigm or Waltbaiu movement. Prlee $'.). We would liko to oonvinco tho'Tublic tliitt we are Soiling Wfttclti' nt rock bottom prices and in most canon anvft von from 0110 to on ouch watch. Kwpectfully Your, Two recent legal tU'cVmn are of Interest to physicians. One holds that a physician can refuse to at tend1 a patiet t if he wishes; aiul tl e otla-r that he cannot leave a patient after once commencing to attend him without due notice. lWlh seem to he just. TtlK CLKASaiNO lllCAI.INfi CATARRH tt itK run CATARRH Ely's Cream Balm tMf and pltaMut U KM, CullMlH o lu )iM(W (tru. i tan q.itrltlr htnrhl. OIvm Italiaf at "nr. It Oimi uid flvsiiw IM KMK I'M!. IOLD'i.HEAD IImU n4 I'MlorU tli llwtifM. )trmrwi Ih Sium of Taw ii4 Snt.it, Um Sum-, Mi tnt 4 A uri InOftntintUfin. Pml-cLI. nt lr mall ; 1 rut Sis 10 owitt br ' WA.VTKh.THIt "'tWOHTIIY WKX AIW0. Itmn In travel ami ilvril Hr ol,l tmlitli. Il.ln-it hr.ua ol w lil nnaili-lal iniirtmu Hal. arr ytr ami U iwnflili in ra.ll, N, r..liv.im rionvt tv rrfxr. pm nl iH,hm M.fctitr'W"1 alMmiK-d Ml- wlmw, Ad.lr M.iter, rt lon lllilj., I lilraan. AdmlnUtralor'a Xotlre. Notice la hsrehy ttlven that the under lined was on the 4ih clay of April, 11NII, duly apMlnted the atltniolatrAtor ol the wtatenf John McQaerry, leeeaeil, hy the County Court ol Polk County, Ore gon. That all pewm having claim Kaina( the ald eatats, will pleaae pre vent them, within ix month from date, to the undersignwl at Indenendenee, Oregon, for examination. That all jier (on owing claim to atd cut ate will d-ttle the tame at om-c with the itndei. signed. D. W. Bkaiw, , Adminiairator. Dated, April loth, 1001. 5t The Castle Keepa coiistjiiiily on ltntiil a Hue HSHortineiit of Whiskies, Wines, Brandies, Cigars, AI53 the famous Hop Gold Beer. ED. QALG, Proprietor. icycle - Headquarters. Now is the time to have your bicycles overhauled and cleaned, as the season incom ing on. Don't, wait until Homothing breaks. Graphite, rubber cement, cycle oils, cork grips, lacing cord, etc., can bo had at a reasonable price. - All kind of bicycle repair ing done, work promptly at tended to. All work guar anteed. C. W. Brant, West Side (Mice J. W. KIRKLAND, NOTARY PUBLIC. Real Estate..., Insurance, Loans, MolnHt. - Iiidependeiioe, Ore. WANTICIJ. (laimliln. rulluhlo uuvnoii In evnrv nnnnty to reroiit. Inriro com pany of Mol I (I hiihikmhi rnjmMiniiii:iMUHRiiiry pnryrair, inynhle wet-kly; $:i por any nlntoluUily hiito mid oil ftxpmitMM-, HlTHlxlit, I.iiim-t1it, I.:IIiiIIb Miklnry, no oiiiiuiiIhhIiiii; milui'V imlil eucli Miiiiiriiuy nnd (xpnimu monny uiivhikhhI euoii wewk. , HTANUARU UOtlHK, (lit Dearborn HI., Clllouijo. THE ARCADE. Davidson & Hedges, Props. Cigars, Clgrt, Tobaoooa and Confaetlonary. First Clasa Soda Fountain In eon-naotlon. &VfSSaJ This is a Business Age!. KE.W - .-4... r.i. -A 1..-. .. t (live your Son and Daughter s j ; lUiahUMi r.dutntion, , , ; Behnke's Commercial College. DAY AND NlflltT SCHOOL In seeHloit all I be year iiireul at teii'ton Riven toHhorlliaml i-y mull. Hettd for catalogue mid fit trial liKHiiiia, H.W.BBIINKE, 1'rliiclpnl. corner Htieond, PORTLAND, ORfKlON DIFFERENCE O. A. Kramer & Co., Price Kieryduy. LoillcalTlKarat (Jold Killed ewe Ktmruiifed 6 year Waltlmin or Klgln movement. f'J.00. A saving ufl,00. Ladles I I Karat Uold Filled ctte l!0 year guar antee with Walthaiu or Elgin movement, 15 Jewel, t!0 W. A aavlug of$3.W. O. A. KRAMER & CO. Polk County Bank iINCOHPOltATKl).) MONMOUTH, ORKOON. J, N.UAWI.KT, P,IrMI'BKU, IHlt, IHWIIt, (whlw. Paid Capital . .$30,000.00 DIItlXTOItM: J. H, Hawley, P. L. Camplx ll. 1. M. r-iintwui, j, n. v. noiier, joun II. Hltiuip, F. H. IWell, Jim-iIi I raven. Transacts a Cencral Banking and Exchange Business. The Independence NATIONAL BANK Capital Btork, $50,000.00 a RiaarHnrao, abiuium nrwon, C. W. IKVtXl, CMbltr. DIRECTORS. II lilm-hlH-rg I) W HfH.ru II K Bmltb A NfU-ui M W Hlewort A nral Rankin aa1 aiphanr knttatu tr.ni.rlKt; lomn n 1f, till. tlt,'uuald, com m.n iil ct.dii. 'nt..t: dfno.it. roli1 on cutrul arruuui ut)'i I clitck. Ulrl (Mid ghii i a , Monuments and Head stones Cemetery Work etc. For Draying) ....Call on.... F..M. SKINNER, Independence. Orders for hauling executed promptly and at reasonable rates. E. T. HENKLE, Proprietor Hot and Cold Baths at all Times, INDKPENDBNCK - - OREGON . THE BEST PRESCRiPTIOli iS Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula . is plainly printed on every bottle hence you know just what you arc taking when you take Grove's. Imitators do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy their medicine if you knew what it contained. Grove's contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless form. The "Iron acts as a tonic while, the Quinine drives the malaria out of the system. Any reliable druggist will tell you.that Grove's is the Original and that all other so-called Tasteless Chill Tonics arc imitations. . An analysis of other chill tonics shows that Grove's is superior to all others in every respect.. You arc not experimenting when you take Grove'sits superiority and excellence having long been established. Grove's is the only Chill Cure sold throughout the entire malarial sections of the. United States No Cure, No Pay. Price; 50c I C. JD. Gaibteatj ns .DEALER I Staple and Fancy Sroceries ! K Opera Houat) block, flain Street, Independence, (Us IS KhMnh mmm.m.m'i Good trood at Itittlit i Our goods art) first-clang, IS All kindd of country produce bought at the Sjif I S Higlient Market Price. ' W V. i Share of Your Patrona;s RsspeclfuIIy Solicited. BiGvcle jcadGttiairteirs The high grade Tho old reliable 2 ; The elegant linixhed Qendron, g-- The Reliance, the king of cheap wheels g Come in and examino our stock. We take g pleasure in eliowing you our wheels whether 3 JgZ you wish to buy or not. 3 35! We carry also 5 A full line of Bicycle Sundries 2 I R, M. WADE & CO., I A. J. Goodman, Mgr. ,2 MAIN STUEKT - - 'INDEPENDENCE 2 aiiaiaiaiiiaiiiaaaiiaiaiiiaiuiui Are you looking for a brush? Not with Germany but a hair brush, tooth . brush, or' a silver-polishing brush, ,1 have a good all-bristle hair brush for 2"c. Tooth brushes, 5o up." A. S. LOCKE, INDEPHNDENCE, OREGON foMF WW mfm IKE Tlink alwut the 'j'Ue tiiKimics .?,:. (if (he ca.u-a by lue liu t tiiltt U li;.3 bocli MATCHLESS PilVEIt OF ENTERTAINMENT That an PiTliilSC DCX."C .". . CESSION it swakaacd la all who hear M. ' IT GVPPLIE3 AH ACTUAL WANT (THE IRRESISTIBLE DEMAND FOR DIVERSION AMD m LAXATtON) T3 CflATlrY V'HICH MANY ARE WILLING TO DO WITHOUT OTHER N-0ESGITIES. IT 13 THE UNIVERSAL ENTORTA1NER OF THE AGE A.i liMwas-ii '3 ccko ot ttondf-r and Delight to aB, Tt ta simple In ro:ts!rtull:m, I xhm are aminged to suit all pocket books: while the tanuiiml ill conltnue a lorjr ts huuuii nature txists. The ttitrtxlHrtloR ul R L-.v (rnptiophimc Into a conimnnlty at once creates an Increasing 11 .'ihiiU for IKCORSS mi H'.X ISS, c-.-X a C0MIIN10US BUSIM.SS la Una esUtliaked. Why not accu . the t fhcral Prolitl !i!.-h era ellowed dealers? - WRITS FOR CATALOGUE, TERMS, ETC., TO Columbia Phonograph Co., (QenD us Geary Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. aria, Chills and vKZi Jf MAKES tfSf i&ta IN. Hi w M Prices Make Eany Selling. W our prices as low as the Cleveland, Crescent, - ZSm Prescription Druggist A Han Slips Up On it eviry time that he lakes his laun dry work outside of the Kalt-m Steam I.tiundry to bedoue up. He flods "that tired feelliK" stealing over him when he note the diUVre ik-e In the exquisite color and henutiful fiiiUh, saying nothing of the (rood oonditlon in which your linens are ruturned by the Salem Steam Laundry. VOL, J. OLMBTED, ProD. IX)UOU8 D. OLMSTED, Mgr Phon 411 230 Liberty it MLKCHANtS, aOD TO YOUR BUSINESS GRAPHOPHONE