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Newspaper Page TextMMM mW "1'"1' "" 18 w l v jM If. Vitus5 Qatici Cured by III Dr. Williams' Pinli Pills for ..r '"..! Piopls TOE UIL1 JOOHNAL BY HOFER BHQTHEnB, SATURDAY, MAY 12 1W0. Dally Ont Year, sa.OOIn vdvnnoo. Dally Pour Month. 91 In Ailvnnco Weakly One Year SI.OO In Advanoo THK BKLKGTION OP TEAGHBRB TbeBalem school board is lo meet totiiiht or the purpose- ol nclcf tln prln clpali and teachers and Janitors for tho ensutmf school vcar. Tho bosrd Is com ensuing school year, pocd of five members 11 ml three rntiMltute a majority, Ji nns uven published that a tnnlorliy of the lioard iiavo in caucus decided on soma roinoV ids, and tlm alarmltiK statement was ihi1a thftt nwri'iilni? ehaniro wero to be msdrt in soino oi tho schools This litis naturally caused sotno excitement anil itocdlcts nlftrm. Tho (school board has IidIi! no meoflngnnd reached no dlcislon. Under tho present law tho host teacher has no protection against removal If tho Ixiard sees fit to exorciso lit) authority t'nder tho pressure)! jMireonnl friends of now appllcnnli Reed teachers nrn niton but not so often as formerly re moved. Tho practice has been at Hit lem to not disturb a good teachor who was Riving satisfaction to tho parents and children and working harmoniously with the rest of the teafhliiu force. Tiir JumtruL lias mndo a plea each jcar tor ailaw chatiKCH as posslblo mid nuain renews that demand In tho Inter est of tho people. A teiiuro of olllce luw should be tmaeled that would give graded schools the Iwnellt of continuity of service, and tho best urnde (raelinrs, who aro competent, might bo required In take a class right through tho different tirades. That is done in tho best schools of tho country, and may hu introdtiecd at Halem, The people nr entltlixl lo the-mh If oof the bust possible teachers fur the money, without regard to ony personal or political consideration cuter in Into tdn matter nl selection. A member of n school board Is acting for tho whole community, not for hlmseii or for any pat or party. 1 11 " THR ASYLUM WOOD BIDS Iho state asylum board lias decided int t illkturli tho wood bids as awarded. They have not held tho protest of tho olliur limners 10 no vanu ngaiusi tnu wu of one Clark to furnish 3,(100 cords at 12.74, nor tho facts recited by tho wood haulers to lie of any weight In the mat ter. Tho bontd ho'ds tlist tho law ru iiulreothem to advertise for bids, and to nwsrd tho contracts to tho lowest bidder. One of the board at least expressed your Last Gin! The Last Week in which to gel your coupons on that UHX) Itamblur Hlojelo. it will be ghen away next Saturday ovouhig. Put on our thinking cup, )ou may nwd A Spring Suit New Hat Half Dozen Shirts Spring Neckwear Summer Underwear OTTHltuTsaTfd of oilier thing so essential to a gouilonmii's wftnlrobe, all of wlttah you can Mud Iu our .lock iu ondloss arletles and prices that will meet )our up yruval. ATrs4lAo 8cc u,osc litue iunlor Motnersj 8hlrt8 ,, just n 'xx 0 J Johnson & 60.. Tle Pcoptts Olothlcrs and Furnishers, 1 A Man Shod feittSi"0 . , J His $oq will give him 2 demand ol hard service Can wc disturbc Tn n vi miii a nur khnA mti at them, they are great.' VH Jr .' mJUpsaW Mrs. Minnie Fiedler, of ML Pleasant, Iowa, say : " I was afflicted for years with Rt. Vitus' dance The firit symptoms of tlie discnie began ill 1889, when the nerves began twitching In uiy left linnd. I con sulted physicians of Oil city, but none of them ever did ma a particle of Reed. After I had MilTcrcd for two and one half yearn, the disease continuing to grow worse, I heard of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. ' " It v,as in 1691 tbit I was induced to try them, and I was surprised at my rapid improvement I look only two boxes, and was entirely cured. It was hard to realize that I, who for over two years was scarcely able to walk, and who, often found It uhuoat Impossible to talk, should be restored to perfect health and in fnll possession of all of my powers by two boxes of this wonderful remedy. ' I am happy to state that my health is still perfect and I have never had the slightest symptoms of n return of the disease, although It is eight yesrs since I was cured. " l)f Williams' I'lnk PUN lor Pale IVnpls contain, lit n eawltntnl form, all tlie tie menu limitary lojfivi m-w life ami rklilieM to the Movd awl n store sMitlrrtd nerves. Tlity are an tuiuill.i.. 'weilli for nidi dis eases as lofmiintur i""tli gmrf Jul iinnlyils, HI Vitus' ilnn " ft il' 11, imiralirln rlii-u-iiiatltin, nfrviml " " '" Ini-sfiiT-ifliri.of la crrlpix', iallrui 1 mi f Iho heart, Mil itml ssnllow complexion, nil forms nl weakness e itlicr In mule or fvmslr Or. Wllllinn' Pink Tills lor Psls Oeple nrs ntr SI4 brtrit itaten erhunilrsd tot sIhjii In pick. sge. Mill Srujjitts, Of tlml Iran IhsDr. WII llsmi Modifies MmpT. rhsr.(Cti, N. ., BO ctntt fit toi, 0 boxes 12.(0. iffiSKEI Jilmiolf to tho efhet that it worked a hardship on someof tho local wooilhaul era to glvo ono man to largo a contract, but that there was no way out of t. He snui 1110 nuiiuuiBii ' -" - -" had formed a combination to get 3 u cord, lht hod leon defcaled In forming a trust uv a turgor cuniuiur. r....v had to get tho Iteneflt of tho lowest prlco regardless of ersons. 7h. . .-... ,l.l ..A.m la ft alraur lltll. dor to monopollin tho furnishing of .. ... m s . tff At. a ainlii mnliil 1 il.ww corns, oven 11 in omiu ;.ii cent a cord by tho transaction, Is manl fcstly wrong. In tho case of woodhaul era it Is not practically feas hlo to ro qulro a bond or mr tilled check as on evldenco of kok1 faith on thn part of a bidder. If all the furl- n-l H bv to woodhaulor's protest uro truo.il ttjnld worn as though they constituted n rasp Involving tho validity of the hid Itself, and whoro no bond or check oto re quired, It was still In the iior ol the Iward to sot tho bid aside and dlstrlbutn tho award. Hut tho determination of tho Imard Is to adhere to a strict eon strurtlon of the law In tho Interest of what Is apparently economy and goijl business metliodi. And all tho wood haulers will havu to abldu by it. PIIOTBUT TUB ROADS A. l... ntln iml luittr mada and cycle paths built thoro Is growing ftdo maud to havu stock shut out of running nil tho highways. A number of farmers have called on tlm editor of this paper and asked hint to advocate protecting the roads twalnsl sincx running iu mrgti Of course, the farmer who can do so now shuts Ills stock out of tho roads In Ids own Inturust. Htock that Is kept etf cloned in pnslura does butter and Is morn iirolltublo than that running nil over tlie country. Tho saving Is not nlouo to tint roivm I.. it in llm tnntal tin llllllllll IllulinitV Is fenced 011 both sides of a nud nttd stock is allowed to plcK Its living 011 inu highway, it will constantly see. iu ureia through, nud every weak spot In tho fenco Is constantly lining tried by rntilo ..iiiilii., ilmip limiii llirmiuli nnd fecillnu on tho grain Inside. A hllnKr) anlnml Is thus cnustnutiy ni wnrK mnKing 'irenun In tho fences Tim farmer who keens his Ntmka up Is at the merry of the half starved stock that picks Its precarious living on tho highway. I'nsturo fences are required to bo mado to keep stock in, but Ilium Is no way to iirotwt prop tKirly against stock breaking lit if al IowmI to run on tho public roads. PIIOHPEHITY OF THE PtlOtiPEIt. OUU Cuisus Bins Journal Hops that cost the grower nlwut 8 cents per pound, without counting any thing for laud, taxes, Interest on tho kN0V ! coinroi! and aivei eveiy you just a second? nticrltl in ttni -i irnrti Iriol; km. ' HON. CHAS. W. Reports of His Meeting at Eugene From tlie Opposition rapers, A CRUEL FROST mm Republican Campaign Starts On" Rather Tamely. FugtneOusrd lcra not o ttn ICO IT.K8KST. For tho past two weeks It hns been advertised freely that Hon. 0. W. Fnl ton, of Astoria, would open the Kcpub lltan campnlgn at the court house In this ciiy Inst evening. During Iho day postois were scattered ocr tho city and sumo of the leaders wore out asking "Bob," "Jim," "Tom," etc., to iw suro and lie out. All tlio candidates for office had aleo lecn summoned from near and far to help swell tho mighty crowd At about 8:30. J)r. Ktiykcndnll, tho lloxs of theO O 1 in Lane county, arose and after stroking his licnrd and grin ning, mado fiilto n talk, among other things predicting victory In Lane comity and the reelection of Mckinley. This was lightly applauded by tho "Inrge" ntidlcnco present of not over 160 per rons, consisting principally of olllco holders, I'nitcd Stutes and county, and thoir deputies, county citndidntes, n sprinkling of Indies, sovernl Iwyri (who ..,.,. ......oni n .rniui tlui ciirfnw law). nriu iiivrni. .. ,- - ---- .. and probably fifteen or twenty privnto citirens. , Clmrleu W l'ulton then arose nnd ..i.n. n.n..nii.tAft In .Inllvi.r tlm ntionltiir speech lo tho frost llkocrowd tissembleil. lie was strongly In favor of agold Mainl and (notwithstanding having delivered hundnds of speeches In faor of gold nnd sliver), was In favor of taxing tho poor people of Porto Illco 18 per cent, and was nn expansionist. In fact ho was in favor of everything nnd anything done by the JlcKlnloy administration. Ho said It was n long toboggan slide from Idnroln to Hrynn, but forgot to soy it was n much lariter ono from tho Fulton of lB'.Hl and JIXK); nor did ho rend any editorials from tin Oregonlan burning him up for his actions nt ho Astoria con gressional convention iwo years ago in trying to defeat tho gold ttnudar 1. After nbout two bourn of this kind of lntl. ,t... Mt.intt urnuil niltnilrnf tl wltllnllL cheer, nnd silently departed for their n niKTiiMi iiniiiei. Mr. Fulton, tho man who used to draw largo audiences when ho talked honestly f. ....1.1 n.i.l vn l.fr ntl (lift !t n.lvk trnln, glad to get out of town before It Irono iinruor. It Is Bald tiio leglslntlvu enmlldntes In Ijtne county will all Mipiwrt tho Mc llrido Mlteholl r.ulton senatorial com bine, If elected. rVt.w. mi.ttti fliiirll.i nltitl- Jlinil A. andreo how large n miijorlly tho Citi zens' ticket will pile up. money incsled, or care and trouble, linve sold in I'.ugeuo this weak for 8 cents This is a fair sample of the pres ent era of prosperity for tho prosperous. Tho prosperous urn tho owners of ship yards and steamships that profit from million of dollars spent iu war iu tho U .1. -..- l.lM...l. .1... ......n, lr.1 fr.111.. mmiM pvii lainiiua , inn iimii- iivi .wu.i- dries that dniibln the prlco of units, barlHMl wire, hanlwnru ami everytmng tttod by tho farmer, shop keepers nud common N-ophi, and mako f ID.OOO.OOJ n year, doubling eory dollar Invested, the slandanl oil magnutes, who rnlso the prien nl olland extort from oor coiiBiimurs (sO.IXHJ.OOO n year, and havu banks holding fliO.OOO.OOO ol the peonies' money free of Interest, nnd steamships by the eioru carrying their good to nil parts of tho world nt a great profit, nnd aro asking for a sulwild) of f 100.000,000 of thn (tenpins' money utid will get it If tho Ilnuualtes can imss the bill i Ilia army olllcers In MeKluley's war and iiinmbers of siH-elnlcoiuiiilssliiiiH on f 10, POO ayejr salaries utid as miieh mote for exHnsus, making ulMiit $lU),0tX) for each roving commission, unpointed to ghen fat job to favorites to do nothing, thn ollleers In Cuba, I'orto Itieo, ami nuiryw hero that uplscoeatt bo found, who get the lalarhs llxed by law and ns iiiuch more for extra pay, Tlm prosper mis aro very prosHirotiH. Tho number one-tenth, iwrhaps, of thu American Koplu. Thu reinnlnlug nine tenths uru not iu it. At thu Inst presidential elee lion one-tenth boat tiluo-tenths Know! ixlgo Is iower. Ho Is" money. A TOAUT TO IHEOUKEN. liUim lull 'I ho following is terbatim reKtrt of it stweeh lit giving tho toast of "Thu Queen ut a recent agricultural show dinner in Hcothtud. Thu clmirmin be gan t "Nihi, guutlemun, will eu' till your glnstes fur I'm uUmt to bring forrlt 1 lio ijiit'on.' (Applause.) Uor iiieen, geullemeu, is really uwonderfu' woman. If I nmy say it ; slut's one o' thu uuld mild suit. Nno whlgumUHtrlus or falder als about her, hut a douco.daeceut body. Hhu's restH'etublu beioud a doot. blie has bright up a grand family o weel tatireil lads nnd Insnes her auldusl sou being a vreilt to ony inlther and thoy iou' weul marrltsl. Ao tlattghter is nun less tliuu mnrrhsl to thu liuLe o Argyll's sou and heir, (Cheers,) thin tlemeti, yo'll maty no' belles o It, but I niieo mtw tho iitieeti. (Henaatiint.) I did It w as w hen I took my nuld broon into 10 t orlli snow. 1 reiueinlwr tier weel such whir, such halrl" (tuterruntioii. and ertwt of "Is It tho too or ipui'ii yo'ro praitoslugT") "ihoiiuettn, gentlemen, I Ik'l- yutir nanioit, uui i was miking aiNiiti uiueoo I low user us lo the iticon, somelHMly polutud her oot to me ut Perth station, and there she was, smart uud tidy-like, uiulw)S I to unsvl', 'Ulu my nuld woman ut homo slips awa,' e utedua reutidii M widower aullher huur lancer' (Clnvrs.) Noo, goutltfiuon. the w husky's guid, thu night is lung, the weather is wet. and tho roads are salt, and will Fuel for Fore Your hotly mut h.uv force, nervous force, mus cular force, digestive force. Fut is' the fuel used to Mipply this force. If you are weak iu any of thec forces, use more fuel. The cod-liver oil in Scott's Emulsion is the best fuel for this work. Your nerves grow stronger, your muscu lar power increases, and your digestion improves SCOTTA 0r,S.its K Ywk. PULTON IN LANE THE LANE REPUBLICANB " Meet at the Courthouss In b'upport of Party Principles. Eugene Keg(ter, Itepubllcsn ItADK A KOUSIKO AUIlHKRH In spiio of the brief nolira of tho com in j nf Hnnaior O. W. Fulton to formally open tho Kepubllean campaign for Lane county, ftillv 300 people assembled nt tho qpurthoimc Inst evening to near litis eminent Oregon statesman deller an address on tho Issues of tho day. Senator W. Ktiykcndnll pres'ded, and In a lively speech mado tho prediction of Kepubllean victory In Lane, In Oregon and In tho election of William McKinley. On ltcing Introduced, Mr. Fulton said ho believed there never was a tlmo In tho historv of tho stato when tho outlook for Republican success wns so promising as nt I no present tlmo. Ho drew a com parison between the Hepubliean party and tho fusion parties of the stale, show lug that tho Itcptibllcnns had nominated complete tickets from stato ollleers down, and had adopted a platform of principles upon whleli lliny would main tain tho itcrmanenco of their party; tho Democrats and Populists did neither of these things. .... ,, Ho gave a eloso nnnlysls of Hie condi tions of 1892 08 as compared with those following, showing that with tho gold standard nnd the enactment of the Ding ley tariff to succeed tho Wilson free trade abortion, the silent smnkestneks and tho sleeping Industries awakened to rcnuwed llfo and activity. The Democratic party wns very aptly located 80 years behind thu times in its recont discovery that Abraham Lincoln was a great man. Ho said tho Demo crats could never hurt tho feelings of Hepublicans by such reference to Lin coln. Tho Oregon Democrats wuro shown to bo bravo about declaring for free colungp without tho consent of any other nation on earth, but they wero nlrald to ndottt a platform without tho consent of tho Populists On tho Porto iUean question Mr. Ful ton handled tho Demo-Pops without gloves, showing Hint tho trusts wero bucking the (reo trndo idea nnd that Democrats wero helping tho ttusts to accomplish their ends. Bald ho, before the Democratic party IibiI discovered there was such n thing as n trust, the Hepubliean party hnd found them nnd legislated against them. This was In 1800, and thu act was tho Sherman Inw, which drove them from federal protec tion Into tho states whoro. under gttlso of i-nrporutlons, congress cannot roach them. Tlm address was iho esssneo of logio mil held throughout thu close nttentiott of tho nudietieu. Tfo& Truth nbout woman's tils can bo frankly told by ono woman to nnothar, Romambar that Mrs Pin f ham Is a woman. Remember that her ari vlco ami nwUfolne have curoti a million womon of weak neases pooullar to tlwlr sox. Remember that no man evor seos a letter written to Mrs, Plnkham for advice, that tlta letter Is oponerl, read and an swored by women, and no testimonial evor pub lished without special permission Remember that Lydla E. Plnkham s Vogetable Compound Is the reoom nlzod safeguard of we man's health. Remember these things when soma other remedy la suggested, and remem ber them when you want advice, Mrs, Plnkham' s address Is Lynn, Mass, harm naeltody that comes to grief Ho aff wi'yo drink to tho bottom, "Tlm ipieenl ' (Cheers.) Take Dr. Hull's Cough byrup for All thuw dangerous affections severe colds pleurisy and grlpie which Fall and Winter bring along. It is the greatest euro (or bronchitis and all throat and lung affections. The campaign In Marlon county is not over Agitlnuldo or Kruger, or.McKlnlov or llryan. It is just simply a question of rcdmtlou uf tsxes. The present oouuty onurt Imi done well the past )our, but an entirely new judge and commissioner aro to be chosen for four ytars to come. "The Noblest Mind Tho bast ountontuiottl has." Yot, howovor miulo In mind, no man or vMiiuun can liiivu perfect contentment without physloul health The blond mut bo kept pure n ml the stomach .ind dig'Stlve orftiti In uihkI ortler, Hit host monit f.r this purp.iM ! Ilito.1 h S.irupurillu. It prompt I 'iiuw nil bliMnl humors and cruprKms in. I lone up'the system The fuuirlte cathartic . ti.xvd's Fills a o j3lje "xo mar a. . tiunW y) IU M W Hin IL'sirt BM Atltany IKiiuoerat Inonlerto make polilH-al eupltal tl has U-vn slated that wuol was upetuHl here at about 20 cents Tho dispatches esterday Ikiwiv that wool was 10 or 16 ler cent oft in Loiuloii and tho market mL in lUwton, A local dvwler says the market will sUrt In al probably 15 or 10 cents. As pttvlueers iuwe iMtten thell hopes mtnttl it la doubtful It there Is much movement un til the market Ixvomesi settled Con 'actor's Reunion TJta Orvlitr of Hallway Conductors, which for several veats has held Its annual plento at Salem, will this year Kg loThe Dalles, May 27. The excursion train from talem will start at 0. SO a in ol that date, Houuiulptl. J3U z m mw i clubs always lie under the best Applo yfllMpMisMnc mmamaaammmaawlWffamSr9r vvMMfwmamwWs0fZ The Russel Compound Traction Is the most powerful cnalne built. It saves one-third to one-third In fuel nndwnter, Is of less weight than the slnglo cylinder style, nnd thn price is right. If J on contemplato buying nn KNOINE I10ILKU, TIIUKSIIKU, 8AW MILL orllOHSE POWKIt, write for our 1000 calalogito, and when hi Salem call nnd see tisaud ex amine our line of machinery. We Carry the Best Old Estab lished Lines of Goods, 'Iho McCormlck llindois nnd .Mowers, Haiti Wagons; ltaclno Uiiinrles, Cnr rlnges, nnd Hncksj Monitor drills nnd Seeders; lluffnlo Pitts SpUe .Spring-tooth and Diso Harrows; Mollno. John Di-eru and Syrncuo plows Agents for Hus'oll Company Hitulno, Thn-slilng Machinery and Wind Straw Stackers: Parsons' Self Feeders, Tank, Pumps and Hosn; Jnvnesvillo hay tools. Also a full lino of extras for ubovo-mentioned goods Including Woods nnd Oahorno Machinery. B. 255-257 LIBERTY ST. Spring Shoes Ladies' Tans and Black Kid -- the Latest Lasts, at Reduced Prices, Men's Farm and Dress Shoes in best stock at prices below competition. JACOB UOGT 05 State St. ., OTEAM WOOD SAW O Two MnohlnoB Work Donu Oulokly Telephone '.'i8.'l black. Invo orders t residence on lL'tli street, or Btelner's market. M. Van Fi.kut, Ykw 1'aiik. ft till Excursion Rates, ThnO. C.T Co. wilt make a rate of $1 60 round trip to Portlnnd to all par ties wishing to uttend Adventists meet ing. Tickets on Halo May Ifl, 17 and 18, good returning until May 28 Steamers Altoun and Pomona leave dally at H a. m. A 12 2t. The (test Prescription for Mslsrla. Chills iu.t teitt Is a twills of Umre's Tiltlc ClillTuulo. II Itttmply liouiDtl qulnliw ln uul(ls lorra No lure, lio l)r l-rlo toe. 4 10 tm rod OA8TORXA. Otters a Houniy. 1 will give i ou lor tlie scalp nl every dog that ever run sheep in the Palr u round's uelghliorhoo l'.lm Jomn Bavaoi:, a Norners b to set to It Uut her rblMrtutvdDrarljrla U(o to thamrva their beads rtirurarlr ouc a week In raca Id- StAllCfL ftftr lh YXm Uthorouihlydrr som uiM, lifallb-ctitoa UmlosbouUI U sprluM tothesralp to aid natuKs In crvUn tb bnt 1UU grgulb ol uulturmly culorvil. luttmus, bcalth; balr Uw oho lui(unt (tur Id tht laakt-up ot tcautltul womn aixt baodaocae mca. for nor tban 0Uxn jrvan, tbs 7 Sutherland Sisters' Scalp Cleaner 9t hu ttkt t ths ! o( all shamroo vrathe. whlla tl lliia Usovta bat W luui. lr succostrul Iu lu (Ooru to rxtura tb laJurtJ scalp an.1 almckl IIW bair to UMlrortttaal btalthruliMu. sou sr Mrwirr. HAIR BALSAM rMMW ft HtwuM iftOk. R Tree. 4iEtf - M. CROISAN MEAT AND POULTRY. MiloCMatthews fuerevor to Kilnsnls Matthews , I loRui&R vd MAKKK T Btnto street near railroad. Freshest nnd best meats. My patrons sny I keep the best meats in town. The German Market Wilt be fnnud nil kinds of meat and thu best of eniiBnge. FHKK DKLIYMtY. All bills due the late linn of Wnlt A MIeseku must lie paid, GDOIZ, &i SON 171 Cnnmtroial St SALEM LODGES f. j. w. w kMtpni I'.mt. Vn . lis MecUvvenr FrldsrstuL.I PV.JW.lB A O U VV- hall. Hate Ini v. ..ti t.. " ... I.LIr roui 1, Uuores'liU r . iuiii iirrii i ia- a Moorc, elerk. KCHHSTKHS OK AMKKIOA .'uV". "UJ'"001.1. r'".r"i 'So-' ll Friday I idhu In Turtitrt lock JoIhi M rtiaw. f. r 'I I HrowH mn-r 11l71yri McCoy Stage, i Leaves Willameltn atnbl n."ii a w. I ifuiit fnp i tn.uii. ff...... i ' V. ' i , ",,w"i -uiir, JUV.OV-, uiul l'strrviliilit Usui p.iix.1. ..... .1 " i . ;m Miit ntum IHIIUU (HIV, 4t hack. koihI lioruen and careful ilrht Plirriiln itailtl itrak.1 dIai... tl. l... .V ""S'iV"'...... I r. r. ftil Brewster & White 01 court bt. ritoNK 1781. Hay. drain. Mill Food Flour, Salt, Land, Plnstor, Soeds.oto PKLI) 1TKLI) COIIN SLKU hWKKr COU.N Alllh- eh.iort vnneiliM in sUk.at the 1 "vtwt 1 rices mtheeitv Free delivery ; prompt sen lee. The Feed Men DON'T FORGET Neearrv a small st.uk HOUR. ui?.n. ,.., , .SH0RTS.;t. S BnitB0UriH5H?RPS". wiy .-arsissiirE.? to a ton at a losr ntiev. 'Ml, ml, iwiniry, and save ,57iS.a. &, Salem Flouring Mills Co S-tt.,1 Plating Jlry, Silverware, liicyele narU andjall kinds ol plating. C A. ROBERTS. mnttnt The Eagle Bicycles. PAVCNTCO. Threshing Machines, BnLIiOOLO.NhB jMaM nflV8 to blow whero thoy will do the most good does not, for vve .regulate ' '"g 0rfec,i0. They aro built especially for Ruri.M"irt-r?i. tm T m "dmn dX nnd extra lnrgo shoe and aro substan lil Wlhc1irtTffievbwNI: will thresh the fastest, clean Ui.be,!, run the Ugliest nnd last tho longest. Engine, The Bain Wagon Is not tho cheapest wagon in price, but tho cheapest in tho end, as it is the best. It's mado by honest day work no contract or convict or ploco work plan and has o.ik hubs. No spruce or elm hubs In n llaln Wagon. Thoy Bre painted by hand, not dipped Hurgies and Ilntks, Surreys nnd Traps, les, I havoallof thom.nnd they are built especially for this count trade. To appreciate them call and sec my line. WHY USE IIKCIItJSE TIIKV LKIIIT AND ARB WK SKLL TIlnUK tllllUUint. LIUII..IM .....A.... . .. vnr. ' nrijinAwi JiA.Mir. llie vcrr latest IIUMI Ihl) ('AM)I.K I11WI.ll wllll Pfltiamnnllim tt nnl.il.r... tu.,t lu hnn. 1.lf ID ! f,' ''. ' J10 o''1 stanilby, of ifood taallnx ijuatltr and Elvtni; hiailTV CANDI.K rOWtll. l"rlc "IDEAIj." Not quite as good rjualtly but ultliig Mine candle power as the No.!IS7, and at bl tU I.rlcc, l&CfiitK, Anjr ol tUeso intiitln put on and burners prnpirlr ruljmteit nt above rates. aDlV,rErWtFA?n BURNERS? !& yo'uA'.t S eJ, S.i.Mlfc." "L,T f"r I,fos MONKV with one of these burners than with auy other fona of aril, ficltl light, WotisCRoloRlK), Let us show them to jou. SAI.KM GAS LIGHT CO 71 Chemekcta 8t.. Telonhono 603. s What 1 1 hat makes you richf, and if you are alive to your own interests you'll find you jave money by liadine here. Oiner people do. Why not you Our Mock of family groceries and piovisions is the movt complete. Harritt & Lawrence, OLU POPTOFFICE 75ggjfolls of -- Mall UAb JUST BiiEN RRPPivph rrmc anh SEE SEE IF WE CAN'T PLEASE YOU AS WE HAVE PLEASED HUNDREDS OF OTHERS F. W. HOLLIS & .CO. lsDoor North of Post Office. HBATINGI STEAM, HOT AIR, ,. , HOT WAT BR, cMiiuatej. lurimhed. and work dnnP n.r mniie .ubitanlialiy ana at honest nrices. " - IJ rmn ill III M I v ju ij 1 j L 223 Conuiieicial street Bids Invited. : IHds are Invited for 160 cords of w. mw inifi tvi 1.1.1. '. -.- t m SALBM ORBGOm -W?Isbacb jiiaQilel OIVK A OOOD IXl.SO LIVKD., OIUDKH! .... iiuiib in tnal.tlM. riurftlils aud x You save QKOCRRY 1900 leaped -civrcr nnnr kir ' " J ""'K ' eculty. .-. ". " - .K-, COLGAN has removed to the New Saloon, Uo doors eotith of tho old stand, where his former patrons and the public generally will receive court' us treatment Choice Liquors and Cigars. Phone Mb CURE YIUFKIH . IrrlUlloB. " "JKiSSt ! wm sunnn. srsuusi wwcuco. "-.MtMm aVl.KaMvi'V KZM.' vki cmwoni.0 -K3 k. e. s. . Tmy OB Stato btraot. 1-4 phon 2870 ' 0. f jUtiw VK.vri,Vupt. 6-0.t6Aw.l ' or wat In ''""H,taS IB. ur I H"..2:E MraaUr Mai "" '"r.' wli asausnsMSSiiWiuin ifw H&ttmm: iwiinnsintirpsf WHsaiHWaftsi