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yrjni'imp!,ipjfiBm ? " mm 'M w. . (J Lii i .' '' Daily Capital Journal. BY HOKBR BROTHERS WEDNESDAY, MAllOII J8, 1890, STEAMERS iAltona and Ramona LEAVE- DAILY. Portland, Gi45 " m' Salem, 7145 a. m. Independence, 6:30 a. m. SUNDAY, g.oo a. m. I0!IS a.m. 6:00 a 111. J EjrFrclgfit received up to 10 m.El Quick time, regular service and cheap ....rates ... M. I. IJALDWIN, Afient, Salem. ,.i , tr PERSONAL. Jacob KlocUtth, or Staton, Is In the city today. Kov. V. II. Harklcy Is ngiiln a Ba lom visitor. Mrs. h. 0. Young 'cainc home from Albany today. D. W. H. Byrd was a morning pas senger to Portland. County Clerk L. V. Ehlcn went to Auror.1 this morning. McKlnlcy Mitchell came up from QorvnlB this morning. W. II. Leeds, the state printer, was n Portland visitor today. Senator I. L. Patterson wont to Portland this morning. C. U. Whlttiikcrwasasouth bound passongor this morning. Dr. A. H. 0 Mils returned today fro ii, 11 short visit In Portland. A. L. Dickinson, the hop grower, was a passenger for Turner today. Mrs. James Denton left today for San Francisco for an extended vlBlt. Stato Supt. and Mrs. 0. M. Irwin returned this afternoon from Eugene. Miss Lena Hlekcll, of Portland, Is tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Werner Hreyman. .1, V. Ooode, tho auctioneer, trans acted business In Woodburn and Port land today. Win. Harder, general agent of tho Great Northern freight department at Portland, Is In the city. Mrs. Hud Chapman went to Hub bard yesterday, whither she was called by tho Illness of her mother, Mrs. Newton. Mrs. Edward Illrsch and daughters Kiln, Maude unci Lcona started today for Los Angeles. Miss Maudo will re main In San Frauelhco, J. A. McOrcgor, who has for some tlmo represented tho A. Schilling company, has severed his connection with that linn, and gone to nan Francisco. K. P. Walker, who has resided In Pasadena for the past year or two, returned homo last Saturday and will soon take up his residence In Salem. The family will live In tho Sroat houso on Church street. OuAU.MAN.--In the mutter of tho guardianship of William M. llrey, a Hrson of unsound mind, a petition was llled with tho clerk of Marlon county yesterday, praying for the ap pointment of a guardian. Tho court's order cites that tho petition wasglven duo consideration and that citation Issue to Sophia Chance, Plillllppcna Warner, (leo. E. llroy unci William M. Hrey, Interested parties, and that they appear on Monday, tho 20th day of April, 1800, tit 10 o'clock a. 111., to lllo any objections, If any. thero be, why tho petition should iiothniiN lowed. It was furthor ordered that said citation lw published for 30 days. Populist Primary, The Peoples party primary of Yew Park will bo hold at ltosedaloon Sat urday. March 21, at 1 o'clock p. in., fortho purpose of electing delegates to thu county convention and tho transaction of such other business as may coino bororo tho primary. Hy ordor or preeliiot chairman. l.M. WAClNHIt. Important to Farmers, Wakeless Squirrel Exterminator the original and only article or It, kind giving couiploto satisfaction. Now reduced from M to ;to cents per can. For sale by Stelncr Drug Co. l.unn & llrtKiks and (I. W. Piitman, halcm.Oregon. a-l-im FIRE DEPARTMENT DISCUSSED. The City Council Considers Matters of Public Interest. The city council met last evening in rcirular session, all members being present except Messrs. Murphy nnd Lcgg. DILLS PAID. c,.i... ri,i Kt n v. lln $-130 01 Cliaa. Northcutt J 59 SalemGasCo 1 " HalcmGasCo ' 00 ir..ntunrHlv Xf. IIPlXTtrP. I) JO Steam laundry 2 00 .T. A. ucrnarm SalemGasCo 1 ? iLn.tilll Xr Ititrmiurlm ID Salcni WatcrCo HI 02 H. Vandervcrt J A.C. Dlllcy 1 Gardner Darr g 00 It'. It. Lynch 2 00 l. A.Lectf Glovcr&Pugh 4 00 II. G. Sotineman 2 00 Ilobt. McKlllop ljf Elmer White 1 J. P. Vcatch l' 29 E. E. MuKlnuey 0 Saloon licenses were granted toE. Eckcrlln and J. G. Fontaine. A petition was presented from W. T. Latourette and others asking that the Southern Pacific Railroad com pany bo ordered to remove the fence from tho south side of their switch between Winter and Twelfth streets as said fence reduces tho width of Trade street so as to make It very In convenient. Itefcrred to commlttco on streets. Alderman Slmnson presented n reso lution authorizing the city recorder to draw warrants for ilxcd salaries on the 1st of ouch month and tho resolu tion was adopted. The subject of the Sllsby lire engine was brought up. Chief Ilutton ex pressed Ills faith In the machine, and hopes to get good work from It as soon as the repairs arc completed. The resignation of Engineer King wns taken from the table and ac cepted upon recommendation of Chief Ilutton J. II. Campbell, Jr., was elected to the placo at WO per month. Tho matter of reduced salary caused Bomo comment, but the council thought that amount sulllclent for the present. The fire chief was author ized to temporarily employ some one else If the present fireman resigned, and the attention of the fire commit tee was directed to tho subject or means for getting coal to a (Ire. MARRIED. ! THE ABYSSINIAN WAR. THE BROWN VERDICT. -At the Esdkavok Hally.- An enthusias tic rally was held in Oregon City to plan for tho state convention of the Christian Endeavor, which meets in that city April 14, 1ft and 10. Ad dresses wcro given by Fred Locklcy, of Salem, on "Our Btato Union;" by Rev. Montgomery of Oregon City on "Preparation for the Convention, ' and by llov. lluwcs of Portland on "Laying a Good Foundation." The first Endeavor convention was held In Oregon City Juno 13, 1889, at which tlmo forty delegates were In attend ance. The lirst president of tho Ore gon State Union was Warren II. Lan don, D. I)., of Portland, nnd tho llrst secretary, Mrs. II. A. Newell, for merly of this city. It Is expected that ubout ftOO delegates will be In at tendance at tho convention next month. Genius.-TIio audience at the M. E.church this ovenlng-wlll be gratuity repaid by the Intellectual feast to which they will lw treated by Attor-noy-Gcnoral 0. M. Idlcman In pre senting his lecture 011 "Tho Effect of Genius on Modern Society." Mr. Idlcman has given his subject deep study and Is fully prepared. lib Is a bold.orlglnal tulnkcr.u clear forcible speaker, with a dash of eloquont ora tory which keeps him constantly on me best or terms with his hearers. Ills handsome commaudlni; nrosoncn also adds to tho pleasure or hearing mm. and there Is no doubt that his lecture will bo one or the literary events or Salem's history. Ho should bo raced by a packed house. o Has your merchant told you about tho great reduction In prlco or heavy shoes? Ho didn't fall to mention that prices advanced last rail, did hey H ho will not sell you heavy shoes at lowest prices asked before the advance, call on the Now York Racket. Their heavy shoes are marked at lowest reduced prices. 17-2td&w The U. S. Oov't Reports thor Rgyai Baking Pow4e NEW STAND " V" H. M. BRANSON & CO, Now occupy the J, A, Van Eaton store, Corner of Commercial and Court Streets, Where the reputation of the old firm will be maintained. LAMBERT - STEWART.- county court nousc, aicm, ureguu, March 17,1800, D.J. Stewart and Ida M. Lambert, Judge W. C. Hub bard ofllclatlng. 1VRVERON M'KEE. At tho Cook hotel, Salem, March 18, 1800, Mrs. II. II. Dovcron to Wni. P. McKcc, both of Hubbard. The ceremony was performed by Rev. II. L. Barklcy, of Woodburn, McKlnlcy Mitchell, witness. The rrmom Is 74. tho bride 08, both old- time residents of this county. They wcrens happy as two young people could lw and returned today. DIED. JACK.-On Friday, March 13, 1890, Adallnc Jack, wife of R. A. Jack, of Salem Prairie. She was born In Ticinont, Tazwcll county, Illinois, November 20, 18.10 nnd crossed the plains in 1851 with her parents, Rev. Nclll Johnson nnd wife. She was married to R. A. Jack In 18J8, who survives her. She wns tho mother of seven children six of whom are living. G. W., or Sllvcrton; J. II., of Mnrqunm; Oscar and Claud of Sa lem; Mrs. Walncott, of Baker county; Mrs. Yergan, or Champoeg. She leaves thrco brothers and two sisters. Mrs. B. F. Hall and J. Z. Johnson, of Woodburn; Mrs. T. P. Jack, of Salem; A. F. and J. II. Johnson, of Corbctt, Multnomah county. Her remains wcro Interred In the Miller cemetery followed by a largo circle of sorrowing friends. PRICE. On Saturday cvenlng.March 14, 1800, or paralysis or the stomach, attcr a short illness, near Albany, Mr. J. F. Price, nged about 28 years. The deceased was a native of Linn county and was held In high esteem by all who know him. He was a son of N. Price, and a brother or Mrs. Judge C. E. Wolverton. Ho leaves n wile, besides many frledds nnd re latives to mourn his untimely death. Albany Democrat. CAHILL. At tho family home In East Salcni, Wednesday morning, March 18, 1800, of consumption.Mrs. I. W. Cahlll, aged 44 years. The deceased was born November 17, 1851,and wns married December 20, 1809. Three times within twenty months has death entered this home. First the only daughter, the life and prldo or the homo was taken; ere the year was ended the oldest son, a model boy on tho threshold or a happy useful manhood followed her. And now the mother has gone to Join her loved ones on the other side. For many, many months the de ceased has been battling with the dread disease consumption, always hopcrul, always clinging to llfo for tho sake of her husband and children; hoping against hope, but when the last hope had fled when the disease proved Itself stronger than tho lovo nnd prayers or husband, children, neighbors and friends sho calmly, resignedly gave up all claim to tho llfo that was so dear to her and bore tho Buffering which seemed almost greater than sho could lcar without a mur mur and spoko hopcf uUy,nyo Joyfully, of going home. A husband Is left to mourn tho loss or a devoted wife. Two children to mourn the loss of a faithful, loving mother. Thoy will not ceaso to hunger for the voice that always spoko tenderly, for the hand that always had for them a kind and loving clasp. rlo tho bereaved wo can only Italy . dm cor. a. or '-' ch"'- War Win King mencim. .,.. in 'PIip Rome, March 18.-In the chamber of Sak rAS deputies tho new premier, Marquis dl Post says: A verdict 1ms been c iclie Rudlnl, announced that the govern- the case 0 Kov. 0-;"v3 ment would continue hostilities In thecomuttcefllin Abyssinia until peace could be con-j the minister "gtj 0 conduct unbe clued on honorable terms tS. -, I I IIIJ tlllllllll UkV. IIIIIIM.VM -- . . 10 naij. ,,,..., n,i ,.,.,lc,i it. fn Mm council. receivcu ' ij , .-. - - - - ( The report, which Jsnoom j,uw wurun In length, will not be made public un-, til It has been submitted to the Con- ( gregatlonal church, which will prob ably bo tomorrow night. It is be-, lclvcd tho report will exonerate Mr. Brown on the charge or immorality, ANOTHER GRATEFUL FAl Mr, Miller Considers Paine's Celery r pouna a National Blessing, The announcement was with cheers, and a ctcdlt of 140,000,000 lire for expenses of the campaign In Africa was unanimously voted. When the news came to be known the populace cheered heartily for the government and the Italian soldiery. THE NKQUS CONQKATULATED. Rome, March I8.-TI10 czar, M. PobedonostzcIT, procurator of the holy synod; Gcnqral Gourko and the Prince of Montenegro have sent congratu lations to the negus. but will Hurt guilty or uniniiiisicnai conduct. I'pon tho precise 10rdlng of the report under unnilnlsterlal con duct specification will depend the ac tion of Mr. Brown's friends. Tho lauons to tue negus. ' council tuny or m:;y not fix the punish- Baron MeyendorlT, Russian charge penality is men- d' affaires states that he kno s . t.on(lomlmtlon by tll0 nnthlmr of the Intention of the Russian government to confer a decoration on. Menclck. The Russian government is however, quite willing to exercise Its good olllces In efforts r fl,n nnhlnnf. Mm imlnlnti nrnvnllg member Of tile that It would be well later to abandon Frythera altogether, and this view Is slowlv irnltiliiii around, especially nt tho ministry or foreign nffalrs. Count Nigra will have a long con ference on the sltuntlon with the Duke dl Scrmoncta,niInlster of foreign affairs, on the subject. Tho govern ment refuses to give out nny Infor mation of tho true position of negoti ations, and nothing appears to have been arranged. The rumor that General Baldlssera has sent In his resignation is untrue. Thero Is no doubt that parliament Is favorable to peace being concluded. General Lan7.a,the Italian ambassa dor to Berlin, has been summoned to Rome to confer with the government on the situation. council would result In Brown's loss of his church. Should this occur, the pastor's friends declare they will form a new I church for him in this city. Each council has taken a solemn pledge of secrecy nnd the re port will not be made public until It Is presented to the congregation of the First Congregational church this evening. Tho closing paragraph Is to tho ef fect that although no cyldcncc hns clearly convicted Brown of nny single net of Immorality, yot, the testimony hns been such as to throw grave doubts upon the man's moral char acter. Eyen those most prejudicial against Brown admit that with this para graph added, tho verdict is all that the testimony Justified. Mks. Hannah. The following Is probably preliminary to an effort to secure tho pardon of Mrs. Hannah, tho murderer at Jordan of Lottie Hlatt: The burden of her troubles Is weighing heavily upon Emma Han nah, tho woman who was committed to tho penitentiary for llfo last De cember for killing Mrs. Hlatt In Jor dan valley, Linn county. Sho Iiub grown very nervous, but still stoutly refuses tomako a statement us to her guilt or Innoceurc, Since she was committed one of her sons has died. Of tho three other children, two are sick of fever, Albany Democrat. Elactrlc Bittoia. Electric Hitters Is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more generally needed when the liver Is torpid and sluggish and the neeu 01 a tunic aim alterative Is Iclt. A prompt use of this medicine has often avcrti-d lone ai medicine will act more surely In counteract- and peihaps fatal b'llloits fevers. No ng cdl ing and freeing the system from the poison. Headache. Indigestion. tion, lJinineis yeild to Llectnc Hitter contsand $.100 per i-irug store. bottle maUilal Conitipa Iter, so at ticil A. l-etn's THE March MARKETS. 18 Wheat, cvh Ol'ic Wisconsin Republicans. Milwaukee, March 18. Tho Re publican state convention which met today, Is tho most enthusiastic polltl-' cal gathering over held In this city., John G. Iwch, of LaCrosse, wimchoscn in lgs, chairman. Chicago, New York, March 18. Silver,66c; lead, 3 30. SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. Wan Francisco, March 18, Wheat, 1.10 Wool. .Oregon, choice, ioc; Inferior 3 $c, valley, 9 lie. Hops Quotable at 35c t'oiatoes tw to 90c per sack. 8o, - . ... . uats Mining, 75(ffl80, PORTLAND MARKET. Portland, March 1 8. Wheat valley. 60c: walla Wnlla. e.7. Hour Portland, fcj.15; Ilentou county. 3 15; graham, $2.65; superfine. $2.25 per hbf, U.1D-111111C, sjiejzc; grey, 22(0)23; S4.255.25. barren, 4.5o7.9o; 1..11CS, j.75 There Is no spring remedy equal to Talnc's celery compound. Sufferers from debility who llnd convalescence too slow, tiro Joyously surprised by tho brisk Impetus toward recovery that comes from Palne'a celery compound. Its healing, nervc rcstoring, blood-making, nourishing powers go so dircctnly to the root of tho trouble that the progress toward health and strength Is steady and uninterrupted. !No relapses come when Paine's celery compound has onco fairly be gun its healthful action. With a strong appetite, sounder sleep, anda better digestion (results that every one has experienced who has taken Paine's celery compound), the weak and sore kidneys und the tired ht munch cease to trouble, and the nerves allow one to work unvexed by day and fo sleep by night without disui r ounce. This is what physicians mean when they say that Palno's celery compound cures nervous dis eases permanently. For disordered liver, and for nil blood diseases, physicians uso this great formula of 1'rof. Edward E. IMtnlna r T r t collfiirf.-p.il.,,,'., t ' Ul mi iinBiTfiv:;"r:r?.O0B!wi ncss. It docs what nni.iR. . did for tho sleepier, the C once nnd for all. Here Is a testimonial from s, A. Miller of Columbus, n panylhgthcphotogarapliofhijE "For two years past I have fe. constant sufferer with severe Z ,""'u'""i uiu wines ocing count tu Bo 10 oeu, when mr bia necessitated my personal atttniw ..ou ..to my jmysician recom iuuiuD uuiury compound. I if taken now four bottles, and ham Buffered with headache since, ft government, In my mind, shoiiMt tho discoverer of Paine's celery t pounu a sum or money sufflclttti keep hlrn nnd all his relatival luxury during their natural life," Mr. Miller Is the son nf n, n Miller. HlSWlfolstllftrmnMLL of f.lm lntn flnv. T.imio n nvi. if lllnr'ft nrnlsn nf Pnl. ,,', i . .i ra ;. ..:.. "; ,t :v.i? .?'"' uiiiiu in u.iiitttvu uy iiiatoitnoii ui ubiiurs who owe ineir nealto u strength to this greatest clt reincuies. WASH GOODS. All our new spring wash fabrics rThc platform declares for pro tection, rccelproclty and honest money. A resolution was adopted In structing the Wisconsin delegates for McKlnlcy. Potatoes.. New Oregon, 253oc per sack. Ilay. .Good, 5(58.50 per ton. Wool..V.llle cihloci Eastern Orrnnn ,C8Wc. ' MUlstufli. . Hraii. Sli.?o(liioo: shorts.Sis Apples,, 40c. Poultry.. Hens, 5c; rocstcrs, 1.80 per dez: and not tvnn..l. riitl0 n2. . n u .1..- t ( .. .... .....v, uuwa, J.JVVII)..U (isr uos,. 1 The Bayard Censure. Washington, March 18. The Ray 11 ill I'linuiirii rncnnir iiinu nrAHt i.iiimi uiv i .. ..... v. ..w .vau....,.u,.a ..u.uw.iwi, 11 !, Oo lbs 4ffl4Kc: sheeo nelts. iofi7ol. by Illtt, I Hops.. Oregon, 4 to 6c, accordlnc to riual s PE)CIAL S ALE THURSDAY- , , turkeys, live 8oc. inues.. orcen. salted 60 ll.i cv under life all? In tho houso this afternoon or Illinois, who mado a strong speech In support of them, and was followed I by McCreary, of Kentucky, who .opened for tho opposition. i W C. T. IT. An adjourned meeting sy:(orthoW. O. T. U. will be held on Thine 1 Thursday, tho tilth hwr,. In Mm ln.ll Oh, what were life, if A blinded by their tears, or thou wouldst . 1ct'l"l"B "t 2:30 p m. All members see I Thy treasures wait thee In the far-off skies, And Death, thy fiiend, will give them all totheo." Deceased leaves a husband and two sons to mourn her death, tho youngest 6on being but 11 years or age. Tho funeral will behold at the resldenco Thursday at 10 o'clock a. in., Rev. J. P. Farmer oillelatlng, and tho burial will tako place at City View cemetery. Thoso desiring to go to tho ceme tery can. do so on tho car leaving the bridge at Fourteenth street, at 10:50 a. 111. Uucklen's Arnica Salvo The best Snlve In the world for Cuts, bot,es, -8o,M Ulcer- Sah Rheum, Fever and nil letter. Chapped hands, Chilblains, .,.uiv, omu i-.iupuons, anu positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to requested to be present as business of Importance will bo brought beforo tho meeting. By order Elizabeth Holnian, presiding superintendent. m Prices on heavy shoes have been reduced. If your merchant Is over stocked on heavy shoes at tho highest advanced prices, cull on tho Now York Racket. They tiro tho first to havo new goods at now reduced prices. 17-2td&v 1 Cheap Rates to 'Frisco, Tho cheap rates of live dollars cabin and two-llfty steerage Including meals and borth tiro still In effect on the O.R. a N. Co's.. stcaniors from Port land to yan Francisco. Steamers leave Portland every live days. y..i m Do you know that thero has been a general reduction -In nrlces of heavy hy. Outter. fancy dairy, uregon lancy creamery, common. i7Vic. 45 i fair to good, 9S5i hy, I Dimities, organdies, plissc's, Swisses, ginghams, sattcens, lanu'i ducks, white goods, etc,, all at Cheese .Oregon full cream, 14 15, 1 -KB, .vjicguii,- yyjjiuiicr aoz. liecf Topsteers, 22 3.5c per lb; fair to good steers, zyt2 3.5c; cows, 22yta ' dressed beef, -f5c. . mutton.. nest beef, 2.oo2.25j choice ewes, 1.25; dressed, 45c. Hogs .Choice, heavy, 4So5.ooj light and feeders; 2 75; dressed, jVfoc per lb. Veal.. Small, choice, 56c; large, 34c per lb. w SALEM MARKET. Wheat. ,szlti per bu market firm. Hy.. Haled, cheat, $4.So5.oo; timoihy, ! Hour .In wholesale lots, 3,00; retail j Phone 112, 3.20; bran, hulk 11.00; sacked, ...'--- shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, n.oof 12.00. -'i I'oultry.. Chickens, W'j TREDUCBD PRICES STOGK'S 257 Commercial street 3.ooa3.5o per doz ; Celebrated WorldBeater Lege. ' At finding It out, call on tho Kow York - Racket, whero they have the now Ihk Lvutuku Tkust Is HiiOKEN. Koods at the now reduced prices. Heavy shoes aro now selling at low- 17-2td&w csv prices over asked for them beforo tho advance. Tho tfow York Racket Is tho llrst to offer you new goods at tho reduced prices. !7-2til&w The Reduction Has Come on prices of heavy shoes. Prices ad vanced In tho fall; they aro again re duced. Heavy shoes at tho New York Racket aro marked nt the newest and lowost prices. 17-2td&w ducks, $3.54 So; geese, $4.oo6.oo; tur' ' keys, 9ioc; dressed, 1 ii2j-ic. IVdl., Dressed. a1A Hogs.. Dressed, 3. Uve Cattle,, 22&. Sheep.. Live, 2.50. Wool., Best, I2ytc. 1 lops.. Best, 45o. KgCS..Cash. 8c. Butter., Best dairy, 2SC. Cheese .I2i3c, tarm Smoked Meats 4K0; shoulders, 5c. Potatoes., isc.perbu. Onions., 1 Jc. s OHP 15c; fancy creamery, , Bacon, 7c; hams 20 Ounces for 5c. TTJST RECEIVED ANOTHER l Whf a Baby was sick, rro ET6 Jwr Castoria. 1iea ah wu a Child, ha cried for Castorta. ATiea ths becanw Mtss, aha duos to Castoria. Whea aba had CaDdrvn, the gate them CastorU, lllue boxes or telephone ' 40 for a, Lockwood bleyclo messenger. Ser-j vlco prompt and reliable, charges rea-l sonablc. I Men's working shoes $1.00 a pair nt ' Krausse Pros. medium shed other articles, "i on. u. l Lost. ' Now wnd lato styles In tan shoos nnd ' blacky leuther hand UesntKmusso Pros, cup, Mourning utters, pension m,y.,. ,T a ix Will pay UUral reward. ' nciumnt. , McLaln. Re bottle of beat's to ihls office. lo-tf Children Cryfsr Ptahrf Castoria. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Fair. Da w CREAM BAKING P0WDIR ;Most Perfect Made. o Years the SUpJouL HARRITT LAWRENCE P. O, Grocery. iFRY'S SQUIRREL POISON IMPROVED CONCENTRATED. The Original 25-cent Squirrel Poiso Ji'SSX mfjmsmmmm Sm'afr'jF- tTOMIEfawTwsSllllfc In i-ponnd cans, Guaranted. . m -11 Atrr IUM . tT fftrrnmr ffftlTl learned that FRY'S SO at accents Is aj gooa expensive forcli W.Zig innREL N1 ;t hrands 0 nhMttwr. V a t acl i! strength. Fry's is the g2"iin? . iim liable poison. uc M , rcj.ir Geo. L. Baskett, l 'i-fixU 1 . k mm-m r a . nn .Tii.m- Uroolcs. U. W. ruinaiu," druggists, Salem. "" I My? w' rAjjflaai4-afe5g? ':.