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Newspaper Page Textirmsw Yy " '"' w ess v ' rasa iVaq WSLJSM Acts gently on the dneys, Liver and Bowels Cleanses the System ,, EFFECTUALLY OVERCOMES JJt ' HWcSlwm0N .,.- ,. PERMANENTLY. BWy TMt GtHUINt- MM'f o ey (AUl9RNIATGfSYRVP(2. ro u by u ovs iTi roxj to. ti him. O. C. T Co's i-ABaKNni-n hteamkii POMONA altonA IJiAYEH VOIt PORTLAND Dally nxcept Sunday at 8'a 'm. QUICK TIMK AND UlIBAP 11ATKH. Dnrk between Huto and Cnnrt tits. M. I'. ilALOWIN, Agent. jPERSONALAND LOCALS .or additional Local Nam tee Fourth l'nge r P. L. round, of Aumsville, Is in llu city todny, Chas. Dolong wan n passenger thin morning for Portland. J. Carmichol went to Portland on business tills morning. Hon. J. W. Daly, of Corvnllls, was "o Salem visitor yesterday. (ico. W. Orny, Jr., went lo Portland on business this morning. Mr. nnd MravE ,T. Dames tiro spend ing n fen' dnys visiting In Independence. Mr. ntul'Mrs. Etigeno Willis started for Sumpter tliia morning, w licro thoy intend to locnto. Mrs. ltosa McGratli, of Portland, is in tlio city, visiting nt the liomo of Mr. and Mrs. Allien Diequp. Mrs. II. 12. Ankney, of Eugene, is in tlio city visiting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Wyllo A. Moorei-. Miss Blanche Woodford started for Baker City this morning, where her father Is located in business. Mist Izello Ilurcli and Miss Lottie Pound woru passengers this morning for Portland for n fuw days' visit. Monroe-Nye, who has been hero visit ing friends, was n passenger for his homo In Portland this morning. Frank Barras went down tho rivor yesterday with Del Norte, headed for Wullu Wnlla and other eastern points. Rev. James Rattw, of Portland, who lms,bccn In the city, tho guest of Itcv. WiiiVA. Daly, returned homo last night. Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith were pas sengers last night for Hnleoy, to visit Dr. Smith's father, who has beon ill for some time. Prof. W. II, Ilrinkorholf, who has spent tho past ' season In Salem, with tho family of Ashley Whlto. left today for Rice, Colo., whore ho will remain until next summer. Or. Bull's Cough byrup cures the ni06t stubborn roughs, colds and lung uffec- W sncceslfuily iired by this man;. Ions remedy. Suffers will obtain relief after a few doses. I M. II. Smith. Butternut. Mich., cays, "DtiWlttfa Little Early Risers are tho very best pills I ever used for costive neBs,liver and bowel tmnblon." Stones Diugfctores. New Riders. Tho n6w riders for tho policies on 'o..M,UgoutIi Dakota, Montana, Idaho, city hall Insurance liavo been received and aro In the hands of Alderman Grix wold. Kodol niCnOiriQlA It I IT A u jf oJupoia vui w Digests What yOU eat. ItartlflclallydlgesUthe food and alda ivRSSAv Bans. It Is tho latest jlscovered digest- K25i?ifc ?n SSSyffiB stantly rellTesand irmanently cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, 8our Stomach, Nausea, 3lckneadache,Gastralgla,Cranjps,and tf 1 other resulu of Imperfect digestion. 'v,porjbyE.C-DwrCo,Cbleoao. , STONE'S DRDO STORF. M'KINLEY WEAKER And Bryan Confessed lo Be Stronger by a Republican. Who Condemned The Journal for Refus. ing to Support McKiniey and Hanna in 189C. Editorial U-ader Portland Orogonlni). March 2, 1900. Forecasts in Politics. Tho political outlook Is that tho lie publicans will nomlnato McKiniey and the Democrats will nomlnato Bryan. Beyond that, It is not altogether dear what will happen. There is a great deal more fdissattefne- Uon witli McKinley in tho Republican ranks than thcro is with Bryan In tho Democratic ranks. It is clear that Brynn will rvceivo n great many Gold Democratic votes that woro denied him in 1800; it is clear that McKinley is not ... as strong with tho masses 01 tho party m ho was In 1800, either in Now York or New Euglsnd, nhcro thousands of Gold Democrats and Independents who dis liked McKiniey yotcd for him reluctant ly because thoy dreaded Bryan and de tested his platform. Among this great body of Gold Democrats and Iudccnd cuts, the prevailing feeling is reported to ho one of profound disgiiBt for Mc Kinloy's administration. McKiniey has tried to carry wator on both should ers In tho matter of tho tariff, while tho promlneuco of Hanna. his Inlluence at tho White House, and In congress, and tho feeling that ho Is virtually presi dent, arc rcportod to have brought Mc Kiniey Into increasing disrepute with independent voters of both parties. Whilo McKiniey is clearly weaker with the Gold Democrats and Independents than ho was In 1800, Bryan will bo sup ported this year by many nun who voted for McKinley or Palmer, or did not vote at nil, in 180U. Thoro'lB a visl- bio tendency of former Gold Democrats In tho direction of Bryan. Tho bitterest anti-Bryan papers of tho South in 1800, like tho Charleston News and Courier, and tho Richmond, Va., Times, declare for Bryan this year. If tho Gold Demo crats and Independents sustain Bryan In New York, hu would bo dangerously likely to carry tho state. This would not bo becauso thoy do not disliko Bryni but becausu they disliko and distrust McKinley more. Gold Demo crats and Independents say that Brynn, oven If elected, will lie practically pow erless to rovorso existing flnaucinl con ditions, and that free silver, whilo a the oretical calamity, has ceased to bo n practical danger for the present. Con servative Gold Democrats and Republi can Independents aro reported as saying "tho interests of tho Republio have lees to fenr from tho triumph of what is called Bryanlsm now than from tho con tiuuauco four years longer of tltogovorn mont by plutocracy .into nhleii wo liavo drifted under McKiniey." Leading Gold Democrats say that, white Cleveland was elected in 1602 on a platform declaring for tariff for rovenuo only, nevertheless the Democratic Con gress rnfuscd to enact it, but subsltuated protection with ditcrltnlnntion. Thoy say also that Bryan olected on a free silver platform would not mean the en actment of freo silver, for tho Bryantics can not possibly hopo to control tho Senato during the next four years; nd moreover, that If their party were in poiver, its ropruncntatlvos in Congress would assume a conservative position, and all of them from tho business world would voto against silver legislation. Many Republicans also hold that tho pasnago of tho gold-standaid bill by Con gress will eliminate tho financial issuo from this year's campaign ; that if cer tain tendencies now to prominent bo not checked this year, thero will bo a political resolution in 1001 so violent I that its leader would be a orso man :uinn lUvan and ready to proceed to ...... , ,n,ii.. ti,, signs of discontent stand for a state of feeling that might lose tho Republicans such States as Indiana, Ohio, and Cali fornia. Bryan in 1800 lost no state that was Democratic in 1803, 18l or lb03, but calned tho States of Kansas, eb- Nevada, Colorado, Washington and Wyoming. Ho reduced the Republican , majority in Indiana from 45.000 in 1804 to 18,000 in 1800, and in Ohio from 02.. 000 in 1805 to 47,000 in 1800. Kansas went Republican by 80.000 in 1605, and vet Bryan carried it by 13.000 in 180o. iln cjiine within a fuw hundred votes of rarrjing Kentucky and California. He w glront?ur (oday ln tll0 olll0r nl09 ,10 game.1 than in lb00; he retains his hold on the affections of the Populuts. and, l..a .1 Wn8 uom,,U I by . ,. .. aj convention one-third of w how dole- h0 ta80,k ta thn,r ,on" or voto for McKiniey, he probably will re twixe a uiuinimau and enthusiast! Humiliation. bo Bryan has dearly a better fighting cbancejthdiu Uo. fjad in IB06, for he la " fo? Him at Inch, He'll Take an HI' Let the smallest microbe gain lodgment in your body and your tvhote system will be diseased. The microltc is microscopic. But the germs become inches and then rUs ofpairtt Hood's Sarsaparla dtstrtyl the microbe, prevents the p,ih, purifies t'e b!ocd and effects & permanent arc. likely to obtnin n very largo accession to his Btrcnght from tho Gold Democrats and Independents who voted for Mc Kinlov or Palmer in 1800. Bryan is no longer dreaded as ho was in 1600, bo causohls opportunity for mischief has gono by, whilo n good many McKinley voters 01 1800 aro not willing to voto him Into another opportunity. Cures Blood Poison A Trial Treatment Sent Free to AH Who Suffer From Any Stago of tho Diocaso Cures Cases That Hot Springs and All Other Treatments Failed to l'.ven Helii. There liau twen dlicorereil bj- llir State Jledlcal tmtllutc, 5WS8 Klcklrnu IlKljf. , Kl. Wayne, lud., the moet rvmarkahle blood polaon euro ercr heard of. It has cured all tuuh ludlcatloni at mucous patrlica In the mouth, tore throat, cop per colored (pom, chancrea, ulceration on the body and in hundred! of cae where the hair and eyebrowthad falleu out and the whole akin was a mat of tol If, plmplei and ulcer. Hill wonderful incclflo hai completer chatmed the wholo body Into a clean, perfect condition ol phylral health liiery railroad that rum Into Kl. Wayne biiiiK coreio(tulTrer(tfcklnK thla new and maneloua cure, and to enable those who cannot trarel to realize what a truly mar. relotia work Ibe Initltule la accompltahlnK they will tend free to crery aulTerer a free trial treat ment ao that everyone can euro themselves In the privacy of their own home. This It tho ouly known cure for blood poison. Do not hesitate to write at onre and the freo trial will be tent staled in plain package. Two Chineso have 'registered at John Day. Ono of them, AlwIIny, is a natlvo of Portland; tho other, Leo On, of San Francisco. Try Allen's Foot Ease. A powder to bo sliakon Into tho shoos. Yourfeot (eel swollen, nervous nnd hoi, ana get ttreil easily. It you liavo smart ing foot or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot Kane. It cools tho feet and makes walk ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet, iimroHinir nails, blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of all pain und gives ren nnd comfort. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoo stores for 25c, Trial packago FRKK. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LoRoy, N. Y. Thomas Murray, a pioneer mincr,died, in Bnkor City, March 4, of pounomin, nt the ago of 60. Two daughters survive him. BEECHAM'S PILLS For Bilious and Nervous Disorders Are Without a Rival. 'AinUJAI. SALES OVER 4,000,000 BOXES. , . lOcenlanndOScenli. at nil ami-atorea. , Iko Guker is reported to liavo mado n great strike in his mining claims near Canyon City. To secure the original witch hazel salvo, ask for DoWitt's Witch Ilaiol Salvo, well known as n certnin cure for piles nnd skin diseases. Buwaro of worthless counterfeits. Thoy nro dan gerous. Stones Drug Stores, TODAY'S MARKET. Poiitland, March 8. Wheat, valley 61 052, Walln Walla. 5152. Flour Portland, best gradea f2.70 to 3.00. Superfine f-'.lO iwrbbl. Oat White 3530c, grey 33 to 31. liny Timothy $10311 bar ton. Hops 710c; old crop o0c. Wool Vnlloy, 12013c; Kastorn Ore gon, 8I4c; Mohair, 2730. Millstiiff-Bran,$13; shorts, $15. Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.00 to .'0o. Onions $1.50(32.60 per cental. Butter Best dairy, 3O037K; fancy creamery, 60 to 55c; storo, 22 to 27c Potatoes 50 to 80c per cental. Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to 0c. Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)o per pound. Beef-Steers, 14.50; cows,$3.50 4; dressed beef, 0w to 7J4C. Veal DrosBed, 7 8c. SALKJI MAKKkT. Wheat 68 pounds and over, 41c, Wool, 10c, Mohair, 30c. Hops 5 to 7J'c Oats 28 to SOo. Hay Baled, cheat, $8; timothy, $00 $10. Egus 0 cash. 10c trade. Flour In wholesale lots, $2.60; retail, $3. Millstuffs Bran. $13; shorts, $14n. Hogs Dressed, 5JjC. Live cattle Steers, 31 ; cows, 2)i to 3c. Sheep-$2.503. I)res;d Veal OWc. Butter Dairy, 15c j creamery, 25c. Poultry Chickons, 8; tnrkeys, 10 to 12KC. Potatoes 25c to 35c. At Wasco 12 head of horses have been sold for $715 almost $00 per head. LUNG Trouble Lung troubles, such as pleurisy or acuta IMlamraauon oj mo iuukd. should bo carefully treated to ovoid sorioua consequences. Theseallmenta ore quickly overcome by U10 prompt two of Dr.TBull'e Couch Syrup, o won derftd remedy, which olways elves relief at once, eases coughing-, nl ays all inflammation, nnd by its healing Influence soonegecta a thorough cure. Dr.BnlTs Cough Syrup Cures all Lung and Throat Trouble. Poaea arc small and pleasant to "kf Dowj Jseommrod It. Mm ij cent Al aU dr jglata. 4.00; liens, $4 to 4.50; turkeys, live 13o. Kggs Oregon, 11W to 12jc per dox. Hides Green, ealtcd 00 lbs, 80Oo; under 00 lbs, 7HW i loop polt, 150 f A DANGEROUS TRADE: PERILS THAT BESET THE MAKING OP NITROGLYCERIN. Method t'acd In the Manufacture ot Thl a Oanirerooa Explosive The Care That Una to II o Kxrrolard In the Fnctorlra. Nitroglycerin and Its peculiarities arc little known, oven In localities where It is rande. Peoplo generally glvo It a wide berth, and even a less number know how It Is manufactured. Probably in no place In tho United States Is there such a great amount of the explosive used as In tho Indiana oilfields. Indiana hns four nitroglycerin factories, nnd they arc seldom visited by curious people. The explosive is mado from n compo sition of acids and glycerin. It Is gener ally pato yellow In color, nnd qulto col orless when pure. It Is odorless, nnd has a sweet, pungent, aromatic flavor. If touched by ono's tongue, or even brought Into contact with tho skin, It will produca n sovcro headache. A largo tank, called nn agitator, Is where tho fluid Is mixed, nnd the mixture Is composed of equal parts of nitric nnd sulphuric nclds. Inside tho tnnk nro several paddles, like tlioso of a churn, and it Is hero that tlio real danger In the manufacture exists. Tho paddles are put lu operation and a steady stream of sweet glycerin Is turned Into a vnt until 250 pounds nro thoroughly mixed with tho 1.C00 pounds of ncld, Tho chemicals coming In contnet pro duce an Intense heat, and In order to obvlato the daugcr cold water Is run through pipes encircling nnd running through the vnt. At 85 degrees I a red vnpor, almost llko Arc, arises. If cutting off tho supply of glycerin in the ngltntor 'does not lower tho temper ature. It Is time to say farewell. Before 00 degrees nro renched nothing but atoms of the structure and Its contents are left. In Its manufacture water Is used to flood tho workroom, slnco a drop fall ing on the floor might lead to nn explo sion. Not n nail Is to be found In the floor of the factory, nnd tho visitor Is cnutloncd not to drag bis feet. Tlioso who make tho dangerous fluid say that a Jar will not cnuso nn explosion; that friction and tiro aro tho only agencies by which It can bo discharged. Ono mny pour n barrel of nitroglycerin from a high building to a cement walk below nnd It will not explode, but a small qunntlty of it dropped from the samo height In n can will blow the building down. A sharp concussion In stantly touches It off. Factories bo come useless after a fow years' opera tion nnd hnvo to bo destroyed. The timber becomes saturated with nitro glycerin and nn explosion Is Imminent at any time. The average production of nitroglyc erin from 1,500 pounds of ncld nnd 260 pounds of glycerin Is about 150 quarts. About 100 quarts constitute on average shot for an Indiana oil welt. While mngazlno explosions nro not rnro, tho renl cause of the blowing up never be comes known, Those who nro close enough to sco the cause nlways go up with the building. The nvcrage time for a shooter or nitroglycerin mnkcr to remain lu the business docn uot exceed flvo years. Death Is Instant, and no ono has over recovered from n nitro glycerin accident. Bodies arc torn to atoms no larger thau bits of sausage. The wages of employees of the fac tories range from $125 to $160 a mouth. Colonel William A. Myers of Bolivar, N. Y., was tho man who made nud ex ploded tho first pound of nitroglycerin In an oil well. Ho built tho first fac tory In tho United States ucar Titus, vllle, Pa., In 1808. Up to that time powder had been used to torpedo oil wells. It was then that on cxploslvo that could be discharged under water was found In nitroglycerin. Colonel Myers' father was a Philadelphia chemist and taught his spn how to mako It. Tho first well torpedoed was on Colo nel Mills' lease, near Tltusvlllc, and tho chargo consisted of only two pounds. Oil was worth $0 a barrel then, and a torpedo that would doublo tho produc tion of a well was worth almost what tho makcr'choso to ask for It. Colonel Myers built 12 different factories In different parts of the oil regions from 18C8 to 1885, when ho retired from the business. Only ono of tho original fac tories stands Intact today. Myers mado several fortunes and spent bis money like a prince, but, fortunately for bits, he still has a snug sum laid by. Well shooters spin great yarns of their experiences, and tho stories aro of tho hair raising order. Well shoot ers generally aro fatalists to u consid erable degreo In their belief, and It Is probably ono reason why thoy do not fear tho fluid. They stato that when ono would think It was tho most dan gerous tho cxploslvo Is the safest. The smallest drop can bo placed on an anvil nnd struck by the heaviest ledgo hammer, and tho hammer will bound back over tho shoulder of the striker, no matter how much he may try to bold It. Some claim that It will tear the arm off, but this Is exaggera tion. Transporting tho explosive from a magazine to a well Is not as danger ous as timid people think, according to the shooters. It Is transported In square cans such as aro used for var nish. In preparing for shooting a well, a long tin shell Is suspended In the tub ing, and tho shooter pours tho fluid In as If It was water It Is uot uu usual for 200 quarts to be In a well shooter's wagon on ono trip. A slight leak In a can may be touched off by friction and explodo tho entire load If It should explodo In the center of a town, every building would be reduced Instantly to debris. Indianapolis Jour nal. The word Asia Is derived from the Sanskrit Usbas, meaning the land of the morning dawn. Valuable Hair. In Bokhara, where the finest and most costly camel's bair shawls are made, the camels aro watched while the One hair on the under part of their bodies Is growing. It Is so carefully cut that not o hair Is lost, and It Is stored until enough has been accumu lated to spin. The yarn made from tho hair Is of surpassing softness and Is dyed all sorts of lovely colors. ToncblnaT. "What," osked the sentlmenUl young woman, "was the most touching Incident you ever witnessed f And after some thought Senator Sorghum answered, with emphasis; "An election." Washington Star. imffimaiMMi&rrMlM rr tt or nn nn itTHTP gfc.txwr m AVtgclabJcPrcpfitalionforAs slmUating ihcFoodnndncgtila llng theStoinochs and Bowels of Promotc3 Digcslion.Chccrfur ncss andnest.Contaln.3 neither Oplnni.Morpliino norMicral. NOT TJAIIC OTIC . flKwafcMjysiKvnrrrciw Jtx.Smn MatSfrt J?ml . iitamautoJMa lit feJW- (XnWJtaic runtr. Apcrfccl Remedy forConslip.1 lon , Sour Stomach.Dlarrliocn nnd Loss of Sleep. Facsimile- Signature of NEW YORK. EXACT COPY Of WRAPPER. " - Kb IPOItl HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, HOT WATER, Estimates furnished, and work done promptly, substantially and at honest prices. Fruit and Hop Dryer wo'rk a specialty. T. S BURROUGHS, 102 Stato St, Phono I6II . V fcrj "3fTiiif j MANHOOD RESTORED V.ft.V.f'VfuC?; rrincily Kitarantrnl torurrnll uervuua discasca, such as Walc Memory, llMilaclir.Wak.cnilliH'fta.Um Manliual, Niifhlly Itmlv aloiu. Nervousness, lass of power In Generative Urirans, rnuwl oyyoullinil errors, excessive use of stimulant which Irail to' iiuuiiiiijruriuisaiiy, i.an lie ctirnru in csi pocket. !i.onper box. 6 for fj, by mall prepaid. Circular free. All ilruralsia. Take no other. Manufactured by Hie 1-eau McdiclncCo., l'srln.l'roiicc. v.utic-DuvlH DruirCotUatritmUDg-JKeata, Tiuao and VaMnru. FOIt SALE BY D. J. FItY. SALEM, OREGON. WAR The Daily and Weekly Journal lead all competitors on getting the War News, from all parts of the world. It prints the news first and prints inmost complete of all. s ALE)M Weekly Journal JsSissued jThursday morning in timeftp reach all parts of the state the same week. .00 BBST OREGON WEEKLY In two parts contains all Important Foreign National and State News Daily Journal $SsA YR: CASTORIA For Infants arid Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Thirty Years CASTORIA TMt eCNTAUN COMPANY. HK tOH CITY It's Ticklish Business to take your linen to a laundry that hasn't earned n reputation for tho re liability of its methods In perfect laun dry work, such as the Snlcin 8tcam Laundry lias. Wo do up linen, Madras, and porcalu shirts, with tho color as fresh as when first purchased, and dress shirts and whlto linen collars nnd cuffs in n iiMinner that Is uimirpAscd in tlio nit of laundry work. Salem Steam Laundry COLON Kl. J. OLMNTKAI) 1'IIOI'IIIKTOn. DOIIOUS II. OMIHTKAI), M(1H, I'hone-lll, 2:10 Liberty Street 8n.. Portland. Oakoom NEWS The model Oregon News paper and Family Journal Uniting News, Fic tion, Literary, Ranch and Dairy, and Market JNews in attractive, read able form. A n Independent Associated Pre Paper for the Peo ple. Send for .jample Free. iVriJl AAt h& Use f For Over N V3 , IIOfriSK.IIlt'O.S., SALEM OH. BUSINESS OARDS. C. H. tDAOK i u.rijei to Hi. I, M. Kernr, old Whlti '"on?! Sal m Or lMrt.Mo'rslrlr.Esumrirs peratl or ft rrrH'rm'f fr in any Itrancl In especial request. G, A. ROBERTS, Bicycle Repairing, Umbrolln making and General repairing. IOBStnto btroot l- Phono 2870 Old P. "6. Saloon S. O. S1NGLETARY Bncceanor to Fred Donlel. Choicest coods In all linos. upposito ltotoi Willamette 2-10-tf ASSAY OFFICE AND LABOflATOHY No. 71 Chcmckctat, J. H. T. Tin I ILL "A sn yoi albertaTessup, " Phono 1071.1 ItOOMS 1 AND 'J, Olt AY lltlt, rTTjones, Attornoy-at-Law Tolotlo, OroRon. Was Clerk of Circuit Court for six jraan antlhaa an up-to dato nlwtract of all properly In Lincoln county ll-17m OFFICE, CITY HALL. . For wntcr i-crvlco imply at mile. Bills pnyuulo monthly In advance. Mako nil complaints at tho olllce. GOLD DUST FLOUR MAW! IIY Tho Sldnoy Power Co,, Hin.SKY, onKoos. This model mill has Jut been refilled with the ...... .. I . ...I.. I...... ii.llh .nA.I.I wmlm9. IMPS lUllirUTUU UlHVUIUVIl. niUI aiWl. ,v.' enro to llio mailriK of their famous GOLD UUni riAJUII lur inuui ubv. mm p jifui tlrocer for 11. Oniea Willi tho Hslem Water Co., City Hall: I). U. '1110MB, Miller. J. M. WAI.l.ACK, 1'rcsldcnL CAI'lTAU cm Express and Transfe IMllB Mil, IUMII .. MaMVt H , pigc nd iiprcu to ftll Mti uf the c ) DISQUK V SKII'TONy: PLATINO PHOTOS. EnliUKomentH In Crayon nntli Water Color. J'lioto liuitoiiB. AtmiU'tir dovcloplnu nnd HiiHlilnR neatly tlono. C. w, iukkmah, DnccfMor 10 r. j. iirvwn. OltOUNI) Ft.0011 2C1 Commercial St., Salem Oregon. S, C, STONE, M. D. t'liiprletor of Stone's Drue: Stores HAl.KM, OIIKUUN. Tim au'ras llwo lu number aro locatod a No. 'Hi and S31 Commcrelal street, and art HtlUtuckodwI'.b acomplutu lino ofdrus;sand inrdlcluoa. toilet artlctoa, perfutaorr, hrushoa eu, etc., etc. ., Il.tli.l1 uinmMwiuM MftuirisnMTIn Iha tirafv tti'Aitf (nA,ll(liiManit unvr makea nofcharao for consuiiation, oiaininaiinii or pnwcripiion. The New Bath Tub , Is not only n "thing of beauty, butu Joy , forovur"to tho family who la wlau enonuh i to know tho value of tho bath for health , and beauty. You can rovel in tho lux ury of ono of tho nouost designs in por 1 celaiu bath tubs nt a reasonable cost, i when wo plumb your bathroom, ns well oh up-to-duto wash stands, foot tubs, I closets, with open nickel plated sanitary 1 plumbing, jBARR&PETZEL 114 COMMUKCIAL STKKSr i Telephone Nn. 3371 A LIFE SAVI-JO. Dr. J. F, Cook, tho tlotunlcnlSpeo alliit, Siiaooods Whora Othor Pall. To whom It may com urn . This is to certify that JVirtliu 1. Con- 1 utir, of Mt. Angel precinct. Marion coun ty, Oregon, has suffered from a cancer ous growth In the left car for alxxit three years. Tho growth was cutout twico and burned out onto by Albany I'hysieians. but the growth came back as bad ! us ever, and pained her to badly that , she had to bo taken from school. After three weuk's treatment by I)r, J. F. Cook, of Balem, Oregon, 'tho Botanical 1 fliM-clallst. tho vrottth entirely iIIshih iK-nretl, and at this date, nut months nine treatment was Im-uuii, the growth has not reappeared, and tho ear lion en tirely healed leavingouly tho scar lu ll ic tod by the. Albany doctors, I hereby certify that tho abovo state incut is absolutely true, and that Bor- tha V Conner, tho iron mentioncsl In the allldavit, has resided In my fam ily Uiu) early clilldhood, liearlng tlio re lationship to moot uivce. II. C. Lonu. Hubocrlbud and aworu to beore mo this eighth day of June. 1SW. V. W Hall, county clerk of Marion county Oregon. 'All dltcoH successfully treated and nil Wate ft., 57'Kr?' It 'WtrmWi WANTED. Jew today, ndVortlaamonts fouf" linos or loss In this oolumn Inseriod throo tlmos for 20c, 6O0 r wek. $1.00 por month. All over four linen at samo rato. FnR SALE OK TKADE.-16 acres of land, Smiles northeast of Salens oo aero cleared, balanco timber andpK ture, good box houso, well, and all , fenced, will trade for house and lot iu Falcm. Address Trade, Journal Office after 4 o'clock. 3-8-ftt FOIt SALE -Twelve fresh milch' cowb ' Apply to Brown A Son, East 8alem FOK BALE Ono hone, two mares, weight from 1,200 to 1,330, warranted sound, ago 0 toR. Inqutro nt 403 Center Btroot. 3 71m WANTED Housokeepcr, an elderly lady. Wages small. I'orraanont homo. No small children. Enqulro at 548 Chemckeln street, af tor 6:30 p. m. 3 7 Iff WANTED. A homo for a good strong healthy boy eight years old where, he can liavo bin keep nnd go to school. Apply nt tho Journal ofllce. 3-6-tf OFFICE Or school house glass door library book case, two at n bargain. Call Jas. Schauta it Co., 107 Court Street. FOR UENT - 11 acres-' of land with ' houso, shed, good well, water, 2 acres choico gardon land (now) balanco pasture and timber, cash or work. Bee u. XV. 1'earnilno, 2 miles north city on river road. 3-3tf i SUITS, TANT3, OVERCOATS To measure. Perfect lit guaranteed, 2.000 styles to select from. II. 8. Hollo, Btnto Btreot.ngent Waiinamnker A llrown, Philadelphia. 2241m THE QUAKER Improved, square, fold- ' lug bath cabinet, prico 5, Call on or address Mrs. T. U. Fairbanks or Mrs. J. A. Sellwood, 383 Front street, j Salem, Oregon. Exclusive agontj. Agents wanteil. 3-2tf tO KENT. A good hop yartl of 22 acres i 111 iino couuition Willi good Ullliutngs. 1 -Win, II. Egnu, Brooks. 2 21 tf DID YOU KNOW That $400 would buy n block of nearly two acres with improvements, costing about tlio price. Running water across oUm corner nlco for poultry, with or with out a small stotk of staple goods. Box 41, Marion, Or. 2 20 lm TO TRADE. Small tracts of uiilm proved real estato lu part payment for woodcutting. Inquire room 0, over Gilbert's bank. 2-15 tf EIaIITEWIXAIOax7ension table for 12. $lG-chlld's oak folding hod, with mattress and springs 18. Bedroom seta $10 and upwards. All kinds of household goods. James ShanU, 107 Court street. 2-14-lm FOR SALEPartcasli, balanco on time, a two story eight room houso with basement. AH hard finished, good well nnd out build ings, full lot, cornor of Elgh teenth nnd Ghomokoln streets. For further information call at Daniels' barber shop, 214 Commercial atrcot. 2 12 lm BARRED PLYMOTII ROCK.-Cock-orolafrom tho cholcost stock of Mill fonl Baylors, celebrated B. P. It. poul try (arm nt Now Market, lud. can be bad at from 2,50 to5 each. These birds aro truo to a fenthor and aro equal to tho best lu tho stato, at 470 Com. street, Balem, Oregon. Mott Bros. 1-23-t. LAND 1IUYEK8 ATTENTION - A rarochaiico to buy ono of the beat grain, stock or dairy farniB in Polk county. 7 inilos from Balem, nearly 400 acres. To be hold March 7th, by order of court. Call nud uxamlnu Zena, Polk Co. J UtillKI'AltO, d A w 2.8ml Kcforeo. HOUSE CLEANERS - Rciuciubei tlmt tho best and ohcupest carpet puporlH tho heavy felt paper sold UtTllKJOUUNAI. ollicc. 20-tt nioodtd Slorlr Two ulli-A DUIIUAM piooaca oiocix anuajkiihev. iirttj Beaton 1 1. CO spot cash, unu uiocx noiui or luiai nait m ocnooi J-lUtf UltOWNitbOK. Brown Writes Smith All About What Happened to Jones. ClIIOAOO, III., 10, Mv Dian Hmitwi Your pointer was a peaoh. I left for Chicago immedi ately ufter I saw you, und of course' bougie my ticket over the Wisconsin Central Ry, from St. Paul to Chicago. I had plenty of time lu til. Paul to ko up town und get my supper, us my truln leaves tit. Puul at 7:10 p. in. 1 returned to thu depot about 7i20. When pausing tnrough tha gates the guteuiuu sultit "There's your train to thu right." 1 bunded my grip to thu gentlemanly purler, who placed It lu my berth. (You will notlcu I call thl my train, whilo It really belongs to tho Wisconsin Central. I could not help but feel that I owned the train, and oven tlio routl, tho employes aro so courteous.) I then prepared myself for the comforts In storo. Well, talk about truvcllngl 1 hayo traveled all over the wide world, but never had u more delightful trip than Mill oaa from tit. Paul to Chicago over the Wisconsin Central Ry 1 retired about 10 p. iu , and enjoyed a good night's rest In thu Pullman Palace cur; only woko up onco during the night, und thai was when tho porter punched mo und bald: "Mr. Brown, tlou'l snoru so 'oud, you disturb the rest of the passenger. I ut ouco felt asleep, and uwoko u git In about 7 a. tu. and prepared myself for breakfast; wont Into tho dining car about 8 u. in., and put took of u moot bumptuous uieul. All meals tiro scr7cd a lu carte, as you know. My entire trip wai a delightful ono. I will never case to inn lo thu Wlbconblf) Central Ry., and I know your auntluicnis aro tho same. Our friend J noes reached Chicago vlu itnoiher rotito nnd was six hours Into. Consequently hu lulled connec tlotis for New York', anil cannot make connection tlmru with steamer for the Purls Exposition. Hence has ulven up Ids trip, and will return home via tho Wisconsin Central Ry. Your frleotl. BllOWN, P. S. Hlnce you were In Chicago, tho Wisconsin Central Ry. have changed ttiolr terminals, and aro now runulog into tho Central btatloo. at Park Row und I2U1 H. This depot Is also used by thu Michigan Central Ry.. Illinois Central nud O O a A tit. h 2-4tf tlrtf with roawtutbrfT MrftkUUi.UtjaAbl.N4twt rtauTM ir ir wttAavco, VA. purtBM b u uf srvwM uwirtMa. j Wfrssi Wa) 1 IWC. ouaiM JpflHH MMSIHS It'll BaBk s 1T 1 1 featmr imA - wumr qfciajpgw Jw -T H V K XIT0r. 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