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Newspaper Page TextP ,i II. ! MiMft i I 3: fc.1 i g'- ifnritrr -f watfftiga 2Vtl V k f ' '?ti JTJrti C k caiHj7 T I ii- -J lUt. I Blinding Headaches v fFortwo yfnra I endured tho torture of narrousnesa, headache, rnuscular wisaftuei-s nntl loss of AntxUte. My weight iriu only 70 pounds, Mlille 1 I nut wolgbad over 100 pounds. I Vrat subject td severe Iicndnelios, rnoxllv lit tho inornlnp.jiiid at time I hu o dteur that X could nciirrely distinguish one object Iroin another. "I eut a ercnt denl of money experimenting with dlfleront pliyslcliins, but iioiIh of tliem gave me any relief. Last winter I got o much ivoroo thut I war obliged to go to ft hospital for treatment, nnd after nil wicka of unre and skilful attention I was but little, if any. better. After leaving the liotplt&l I began to take Dr. Williams' rink Pills for I'nlo People upon tlio recommendation of a friend who had lieun benefited by them, nnd tboy havo done Jnoro good than all the doctors combined. ''I had only tnkeu n few doses when I began to feel better and within ouo neck had trained three pounds. I could enjoy tny break fast, which was something 1 had not been able to do for a long time. "I linvo so imi'-h conlldeucolu Dr. Williams' l'inlc I'llls for I'als People that I reooinrnomt them whenever an opportunity present Itself, oud all thQso who havo used them speak very highly oftuein." (Signed) Mrs. Dkma Willis, , , tu vtttttni cxrttt, Di: Williams Brockton, ,f:H .' Matt. raieFeoDi e Aresotdln rwtMfneverln loose bulk) at M csntsa bos, or six boxrw fur IM, and may be had of all drasRltts, or Ulrrrt tiy insll from l)ii. William Mkuicjnk Co., t)cheiifUi)y, N., Y, u .- .Jll.wft.nsl, N Special Clearance Sale Prices.... On all wool mackintoshes this includes a great yariety of Box-coats in Tans, Brown's and Blacks, also the popular Raglan rain coat in Tan and oxford Grey. Regular 255.50 values in Black . alid hlue, all-wool Tricots and Paris twilledrguarai.teed fast CQ ft A colors-Box and Cape Coats Ji"U . - A Regular $7.50 Tan and Fancy mixed Box 111 fine velvet P flF .a sjin.zri r V W ' Coat Double Breasted with fine vIvir 'collar... u X W, Johnson & Company, The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers THE DAILY JOURNAL UV HOFER UHOTHEna, HATUKIMY DKO l,"l000." Dally Ono Yoar, $3 OO In Ailvnnco Daily Four Months. SI. In Advnncu Weakly Ono Yonr ffil.OO In Advnnoo JOURNAL "X-HAYS" Tlio Ilnysorila will ho found to hnvo frlemla in nil pnrtluH Monday. ft A All tho piinh fought ndoptlon of tlio jircuent city chfirlor hut Klni. Yut how they lovo It nowl ft ft At. rink of tituriml iiuntnlimont n great many will voto tho siuiorknuit nml Bparcflhti ticlcnt Monday. m 9t ' . It in a pity till tho puoplo of Sttlom 'could not havo got to hour W, A. Cuelck'a l'opuljfit epuech at the city hall Wednesday nlitht. ' ft ft ft Is tho nionuy that wati rfllBud.tp elect Mitchell In tho 'rump leglulaturo now to bo worked l-nak out of tho ,elty hy thoPuBh? Itntliorlale. t - ft ft ft ' Ia'nt Ih a llttlo cheeky lor Gonurul Odell and tho roe t of that crowd to hodlly ateulaho wholo platform of tho OitUuna' movement ( whom thoy denounco as I'opailste, ) nnd o hoforo tho Hioplo on HV ft ft ft Vhun tho oily of Halum can havo an udinTnlatrutlon with its duatiniua for two yoHjajjuIdod by bucIi Biipurh nuauoial KenutsoB ns Frank Dnvuy, IS. II. Klayg nmOl. J. JH(,'Kur, what Ih tho uki of (( olfug around witli PopnlluUi liko O. 1'. Uleljop nnd J)f. Cnlok? . ' ft ft . , iQlayor lilshop Iw noinlnrttlMl for Mtate Bonntor in ItiUli, would tho I'oim lUtbrcan Biipport him. Htutiunnan. H"Hlnhop inakoB ns t;ood n Mayor tho uoxtttwo yuara ub ho hna tjio pu$t two ho will not need tho mipport of uny or gan'Sto b roolocUMl, uny moro than County Clerk Hall did. And that's about tho kind of mayor ho will mnko. t Dr,,ABuirs Couch Syrup I the safest and Bureat euro for thoto dangerous nffootlons of (ho llttlo oiiob orotip, whooping, cough and meablea' cough, l'liyuiulntm pretcriho it, children liko it, nnd diwea aro fuiall. I'rlco 'J&a. Tlio Ureat Hock Irhuhl Koul has jusU. inaugurated u wboKly p('rsonarlly couduoted touriat car Berviui hotweon the Pacific const nnd pointH hast (icoii' lioiiwlUiTtho Hio draiido U'etttorn and Denver iv-Jiio urnmlo and Illinois wen tral.'Itya, Hy leaving Portland mi any Saturday morning ;ia tho O. H iV N. connection can bo made on tliia our at Qgdon, or by leaving Portland on any Thursday ovenlug.vin, tlu outhorn I'nolflo, oon necQppca. m inapo witlLtliUfiar at Hacrjinonto. Ak your tfuKol ngtmt nlulllY fliRiuirr.p urll.. l - TsWmm:: Portland. SAA.PLE0F THE ARGUMENTS MADE Against Commissioner Friz zell's Method's. Another Outrage in the Line . of Flagg's "Devilish Idea of Economy." Undur tho "Addroas Inmiod to Volura," in I'ridny'H StntoMiinn.nppoura tlifs: Ono Hepnhlirnn lender anid that many workiiigmuii, who tiro disaatlBllud with tho prcaunt ndmiuiBtratiou's method oftwork in thfr matter of clean ing thu Btroota nlono, will support the ltupuhllcan ticket, irreapectivo of poll tics. Tills gentleman said that the em ployment of a fotir-horao scraper had aroused considerable adverse comment, na tho cost of tho work wna fully as much hh that of n dozen men would have boon, with no better resulta, nnil thnt, had men with shovels been employed, n nunibor of fac ilioa would havo profited thereby, and would hnvo earned Thanksgiving dinners. This, ho eaid, wuh a eamplo of tho complaint heard. An nttompt la boin inado to show that the city council committed some kind of a hulnoim crime against tho la boring men of the city by using the clty'H road scraper on tlio streets n few days ngo. This attempted howl Is somowhnt bo low par with tho Uoxers' objections to tho Intioduotlon of railroads in China. Tlio railroad in China may throw some ono out of employment; but tho U4o of tho road semper on Htato and Com mo r Btreeta did not canto any laboring man 10 logo an hour's employment, hut only onablojl the street commissioner to do moro work on tlio streets with tho funds and tho labor at his command. The ecrnpor was used to oloar tho mud out of tho way for tho depositing of a strip of gravol and to smooth down this strip of gruvel on Comnunelal street and on Statu street frOm UommoruUI to TwglOi. Vwir horses and two men did moro work with It In ono day than forty men with shovels could hno done, nnd did It better. Had hand power only been available thowoik simply could not hnvo been duiie at thia time, for the reason that neithgr funds nor labor enough woro nnilablo. Tho two mop and four horses yytiru, working out road, tusestthpamo,aa wore tliu men and horses hauling gravel or Bhovsjlng mud and tho only difference inado by Jiitelilug to the load suranen Svob that fifteen or twenty times as much work was accomplished. Tho road machine was purchased by n former admiimtruUon at an uxhuiso of sqiuo I(K). It if an excellent mucliine Oregon 0 2(1 uuu tjoa gos4 or(t. it any ono. can point out what hoiioOt would accrue to lofho laboring man nr anyone eso by 'IfflltniHhu iftlkdliiiiu rtikt out In I llttiimor 'wIflUttuU'l!eajla(tla nl rent, ho should trot out tils iujusous V T X Ab a matter of fact, thero is no dangor Ihnt ovori with tho urft ot tho mnohino (ho elrects would bo put nil in perfect order with tho rood taxes- available, and nothing left for the poor laborer to do; while tho uro of tho mnchino mak.S it, p'e'nsnnfor fonthoso who aro obliged to ravel the Btreeta. There will bo plenty o,' mud loft for tho shoveler to work on. Mr. Flagg's denunciation in tho Re publican convention of "th'a devilish I len of economy" does not touch this matter, for tho rity In pnved no expense and tho laboriim man deprived of no wage. It elmply muitB the stroola to ho P'U in heller condillon with the funds avnilnble. 0. P. Hlflhop la a fi-nrloss repnhlican, nnd ns faithful to hii parly as he in loyal to his city and hu hits not been n hfo-loug odlce holder, either. GRAND; OPENING I r.RANti opfra imnqpi A GreatArtfslicand.Einancial Successii I). W.Gibson Ir n stendfnst republican md serves Ida Hrty with the same de votion ho doeri tho uoimtlluoney that placed him in charge of police affairs In Salem Ho is n trained police agent and has forgotton moro of this hiisinesH than his oponont ever knew. John Moir la ono of tho bolt qualified trenaurers Salem ever had., and no man on earth can bent him for integrity nnd capacity, not even J. W. Itickford. What's the matter with N. J. Judah? A citizen of ten years standiugiu S tloin. hii ban bh many yeaw of j.rlvato and public sorvico here that Is unimpeach able. Ho has written Ills record In Salem as n man ol business mid has been trtio to every trustcontlded to him, and as recorder has served tho wholo people with good f filth and impartiality. Description! I List of Pefs'On . MIOp,S1lfl!j) KIBt; H 5Tr lfftidsfTnd Mehtoii' ' P. Walker has been n careful trustee of tills city's moneys. No nldorman over conserved his public interests with moro devotion than he hns done. Ho has treated tho city's intoro-jts just ns ho did his own, nnd lustns successfully. Scott A. Rlggn has been an active, intelligent nnd conservative steward of municipal affairs nnd hns saved the city thousands of dollars by, his courto in tho council. Gcorgo Griswold hns fought vigorous, ly nnd unremittingly for tho flnnnciul credit of tho city, nnd for policies thnt havo redounded to tho welfnroof this people Ho hns nourished tho credit of Salem lust as ho hns thnt of his own commorcinl house; and tho pooplo of Sn lem havo tho advantage. Gideon Stolz is u snfo mid cnpablo citizen, of n sort out of which tho best publicBervants nro inado. He will wntch tho public nccountfj us closely us he gunrds tho details of his own successful businofts. John It. Krausso Is n duo typo of the Atnorlenn business man. Tlio people of tho Third ward will hnvo n careful mid talthful representative on the aldermnnlc board nnd need not worry. And he is certain to get thero; ho enn't help It. (It wns unwise for tho malingers nftor the Into "straight" republican conven tion of Salem, to go Into session unpre pared with candidates committed to tho honor of selection. It showed pnlpahlo woakncdB, for tho assured candidacy ol strong men Is a powerful enrd In polities, much stronger than the dubious accept mice of unprepared and unwiliug lend ers. Marlon county has been saved thous amis of dollars the past two years be cause Recorder .ludnh nnd Marshal Gib son hnvo not multiplied potty criminal cases against the county. Tho county has also been saved thousands because Street Commissioner Frizoil has been economical In building bridges on which the county had to pay ono half. ' ANOTIIliR WONDER OF SCIENCE. Biology Has Proved TnaTDandrufr Is Caused by a Germ, Sclenco la doing wondors thoo davs in medicine as well as in mechanics. Wince Adam delved, the human raco has been troubled with dandruff, for which no hair preparation has heretofore proved a successful cure until Nowbro'a llerpi eide was put on tho maiket. Ills a sci entific preparation that kills tho germ that makes dandruff or seuif by digging Into tlio fcalp to get nt tho root of tho hair, whore ItsapH tlio vitality j causing Itching scalp, falling haJrand finally baldness, without dandruff hair must grow luxuriantly. Ilorploido at nil druggists. It is tho only destroyer of dandruff. In Probate Court, Werner Hreyman, administrator ol tho estate of IS, M Waito, deceased, has been granted an order to sell t o real property belonging to the estate to liquidate claims held against it. An inventory of tho estate ol Goo. K iff deceased, hns been filed, showing the value of tho roal and personal property of tho estate to ho f H,-! 10. A Minister's Mistake A city ininistor was recently handed a notice to bo read from his pulpit, Ac coinpanying It' was n clipping from n newspaper utmring uiwithMimtter. The olnrgymnii stalled to read tho oxtrnot and found thnt It liegmi: "Take Kemps llalsam, the lwst Cough Cure." This was hardly what ho had expected and, after a moment's hesitation, ho turned it over nnd found on tho other side the matter intended for the reading. 3 A tolegrnm from Jos, II. Albert an npimci'a his arrival In Now York. Ho c;oujeadion)tt vh New Orleans and t-outh enr California, and expcot to arrive in Halom (U Thursday of next week. Mr. Albert writes that ho greatly enjoyed hit European tour hut will Ikj glad to get home where ho can make himself under stood without making sigun. TheResi trcrlptloa for Malaria, t'JtulwS fc UhlUiaiuUurer lu lolle lllioy.jVrutl hu kiiiiu. l l1UIIIyi mpfy Imu Hikl uuliihii In rripo oic, Drm Noeurueo ij". fr-tuaw If Ihonpenlughluht of tho Grnud Opera IIiIiihu proves n'pattbrn rif tlio niStlits w hich are to coituy no one will ov'cr hnvo nwnn for anything hut congratulation tlutt tho beautiful little play-house hns been built. When tho curtain roso -itiasafoto say thnt nil were delighted wllli tho now hoiridof tho dranfa. Thero Is not n sent In tho houco thnt does not command n good view of overy part of tho stage, .and tho acoustic pro- pertles nre nil thnt tho most f angulno could expect i In thoso respects It Is bo far superior to tho old shnck in which the theatre goorit of Salem hnvo paused so many comfortless hours,, that no comparison can bo made ; nor Is it necessary. Tho nrrnngomont of tho many inenn descent liuhts illuminates tho houso with u soft rndinnco which Is very effective Porhaps tho only criticism heard of tho plan of the hoii6o wns thnt tho gallery hangs rather low However, ono can bco nnd hear distinctly oveiythlng that occurs on tho stago, so that criticism should not be sovere. Tho color in which tho interior is finished Is most pleasing to the oyo nnd tho effect is rich nnd restful, The decorations nre quiet nnd tasteful, nnd tho wholo scheme is delightfully lmrmonlous. It wna hnrd to renllzo thnt but n few days ago this interior wn& a raw, rough and ruggod mazo of now lumber nnd scaffolding. Tlio contractors and ovory ono connected with iholnstltttitJon'haVo been rushing tho work with tireless energy night nnd day, and liavo accom plished wonders. " While thocurtatiijWRB a llltlo Into fn rising there? was no.' further delay of any kind' nnd everything wont oft witfrSut n hitch. 'This speaks highly for tho managerial nblllty of Mr. Cordray and tho perfection ui iiih arrangemeiiifl, mho iroupu nno thu scenery did not arrivo liitlj 0:Q0!p. in. nnd tho scenery did not reach the stngo until shortly beforo the time for tho opening of the performance. Yet tho curtain rose only 7 minutes Into. Tin: JouiiNAL henrtily congratulntes the people of Salem nnd the Odd Fellows In particular. The Odd Fellows may well feel proud of their achievement nnd thoy nro entitled to tho henrty thanks of the wholocommunity for their enterprise in providing such a beautiful nnd up-tn-dnto homo of tho drama, nnd place for public gatherings. Of tlio Gran 0Ktra Company nnd Sousn's piny of "Kl Copltan" only praises can bo spoken. The music is of the kind which cnu bo appreciated hy nil, nnd the company contains tho best aggregation of good voices that have been heard in Salem In many n day. Tho leading parts woro all well taken. J. W. K'mgsloy as El Capitan sustained tho titlo rolo with inimltablo drollory, and Frank Doshon ns the Chninbertaln was vory funny. Jos. II. Smith as h Peruvian gentleman sung In superb voice, and in a love song in tho second act simply brought down tho house. ICato Mlcholena na Isabol also es tablished horeelf in favor. Tho equal of her voice la seldom hoard .here. A duet between this hulynmlDeahon in tho third act was exceptionally fine nnd brought n dosorved encore. The chorus singing wns superb and and tho nudionco showed its apprecia tion gcnorously. Tho curtain tableau nt the end of the second net was inspir ing. Manager Cord ray made no mistako In opening tho new houso 'with this ex cellent company. Mr. Cordrny'B orchestra from Port, hnd fully sustained its reputation aa the lending organization of its kind in the Northwest. The costumes woro exceptionally rich and handsome and seemed to all bo en tirely new. Tho programs woro very neat. Tho first cover showed on a tinted back, grod tho title of the new theater, "Grand Opera Houee," and tho uumo of John F. Cordmy, M'g'r., with protty and tastful figures einblamntic of the drama, chorubs, elc. It con tallied the announcement of tho plays for tho two opening nights and the mat Ineo.of coming attrnotlons.togother with themnnager'sgrootlng to the Salem pub- no, nun mo ruiosoi tno iioueu it was put out by Mr! Henry Papo.thejob printer, and tho typographical and press work was very creditablo. Among those noticed in tho wry fashionable audience were Mr and Mrs Worner Hreyman, Mr and Mrs Win Hrown, nnd Mrs E M Waito in tho upper stago box neai est tho stage. Tho 0 her stage Iwx on tho samo side wns occupied hy Mr and Mrs Chas Illley, Mlsfoa Ernestine and Ilortcuse Levy and Mr II J Ottenheluior Pox live wasoeouplod by Mrs Edward llirech. Misses Ella 1. I.011, Maud, Gertrude ai d tit n. 1 . lit 111? tii . .1 ! iurrio n huh. 1 nose 111 tno par- net, parquet circle nnd balcony were nnd Mrs P II Srot, Mr and MmT erwm, Mr and Mrs A T Gilbert. Miwi Gilbert, Miss Margaret Cospor, Mrs 01 S England, Mr and Mrs A N Gil- iicn ami iuitjavuiiHin. Aius i.eona itirscn Mr Murray Wade, Mr and Mrs Frank l)nrhin,Mrand;.Mral V Wagner. Mr Uall Wagner, MtM KU10J Hughes, Mr and Mr HI) GUburt.MIss Maud MoKay, tan Bttm miet, ITolvt Can't be made by foul hands and clean, pure blood can't oe made by a foul stotn acft: The blood Is made by the rtomnch and organs of digestion nnd nutrition. nre diseased they coutntnl nate every drop of blood tnnde from the food they net upon, and this contami nation is car ried through the whole body. It may settle in the liver, kidneys, heart or lutlS hut the root of the dlscnsa is in the stout ach. Cure the stomach nnd jou cure the disease. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures diseases ) of the organs of digestion nnd nutrition perfectly and permanently. It purifies the blood, and so by curing the cause of disease, cures niany forms of disease hi orgnns remote from the stomach. vFortne pan sizicen years 1 nave una 'lorpiu Mr and Mrs Geo Poarco, Mr nnd Mrs a 111.. t(n.nd VV'llami MiiNnrv. MIhh I .lllliu mwivoj if i.ou.. ... , i Mable Carter, John ltobortsMifiS Elsie YanCls, Mr and Mrs M L Olioinberllii,' Mr and Mrs S Friedman, Mr and Mrs 13 Broyranu, Mr nnd R P Bolso, Jr., Mibs Icnn Broytnnn, Mips Jessio Breymnn, Miss Edna Htibbnrd, Rex Hynrs Mr and Mrs W II llyrd, Miss Ityrd, Miss Esther Collins, Mr W H Clinton, Miss Helen Calbrealh, Roy Hlflhop, Mr nnd Mra F It Anson, Mr nnd Mrs A E Strnng, Mrs SRJcssup, Mr and Mrs A A Jessitp,,Mr nnd Mrs FSoley, Mr nnd MrBECPn'ltoii, Mrntul Mrs II I) Put ton, Mr nnd -Mra IS P McCornnek, Air and MrH I.on Wuln, Geo Wnlers. MIeh Dollio Mngulro, Juelico mid Airs C IS Wolverlon, Miss Prico, Mr nnd Mrs R .1 Hendricks, Miss Glesy, Mrs 0 A Whale nnd Miss Whnlo, F K Iivell, Miss l.limio Stiitesmuii, Mr nnd Mrs D Ulnsmorc, MIps Davis, liver and Indigestion and tried many doctors ran Sucks, o : months age rce's Colder each nnd 1 received good result in a week, and and patent medicines but I could not get n aire," e Mrs. Simeon Suggs. 01 Clyde, snui ufw.rv and li(s 'PlenMnt Pellets.' I got six bottle, of. writes 11. ha "Three months aro I thou ne Fan lit I would a try Dr. R V. Pierce's Golden Medical Uiscovei to-dsy I am cured sound and well. The symp toms were coated tongue, specks before the eyes, disposed to be cross nnd irritable, foul stomach, bad taste -in the mouth, tired feeling, a feeliug of dread or fear, headache, yellow skin, etc. These symptoms did not all appear at once. If sufferers from such troubles will take Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and 'Pleas ant Pellets' as directed In pamphlets wmpplng bottles, they will bring back the bloom of fife us It did with me." 'Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure bil iousness and sick headache. Mr and Mrs J II McN'any, Mr and Mrs W P Campbell, of Chemawn, Mr and O A Gray, Mrs J M Kyle, Mr and Mrs II P McNnry, Mr nnd Mrs It B Slnnott, of Tho Dalles, Mrs G G Lownsdnlo, Mr and Mrs J II Kowlaud. .Mrs O D Gabrielson and Miss Gabriel son, Mr and Mra G G Brown, Mr and Mra V. M Lnfore, M r and Mrs J D Suth erland, Mr nnd Mrs J F Hughes, Mr nnd Mrs Pqnlro Furrnr, Mr nnd Mra S W Thompson' nnd "MlssVs Thompson, Mr aud Mra .1 W Blckford, Mr anil Mrs I I. PAttorton, Mr and Mrs W B Morse, Mi W A Cusick, -Mr .and Mrs M O-Buren, Mr and Mrs K Carlwright, Mr nnd Mrs Mark Skiff, Mr iJ Mrs O P Bisfiop, Miss ftmoro Kny, It H Fleming, Mr nnd Mrs John Hughes, Mr nnd Mrs J KntusEo, Miss Hughes, I) Mncklo of Portland, Mr nnd Mrs F I. Willman, Miss May Tilleon, Mr Magnnn, Miss Florence Tillsou, Ed Carter, Miss I.olo Nicklln, Lelloy L Gesner, Mra 11 P Minto, Mr and Mrs 11 Stnplclon, Mr nnd Mrs Amos Strong, Miss Strong, Miss Oskio Matthewp, l)r llnrry Olinger, Miss Molllo Hernnrdi, G Mnldon, Mr nnd Mrs Trover, FOR A COLD IN THE HEAD Lnxativo Bromo-Qulnlno Tablots Clnlro linker, l'red Waters, A p Hopf, Itudolph Ilopt, Mr nnd Mrs W II Leeds', MiesfB Klaittid Grneo Hiticman,Mr nnd MrB E Kckerlln, Air nnd Mrs & I, Hose, Mr. nnd Mrs Honry Cornoyer, Jr., Miss Cornoyor, Mr nnd Mrs i'rnnk Skiff, MIbs Nettle Beckner, Ia.'oii Davidson, Miss Ninn Damon, Albert bleinor, Chns Uuolnt, Miss Lonii White, Mr nnd Mrs W J Clnrko of Gervals, Mr nnd Mrs McKinley .Mitchell, of Gervals, Mr Chns Bio r, Mr Allan, Miss Lenn Bier, Er nest Welch, Miss Mnrio Stelwer, Mra S Continued on Fourth 1 iko. Dr. Dili's Coujli Syrup will cure threat and lung trouble without fail, i'or grippe, inllucnm nnd n deop-pented cough or cold, it is tho best remedy offered to the public. Tho doseR nro small and a bottle costs only 25 cents CjOuSTOXIXA.. Boars tho ? 9 Knd 'lav3 1 B0U2h' Tills root of many evils Glandular tumors, abscesses, plmp!o3 and other-'cutaneouseruptlonsi sore ears, Inflamed eyelids, rickets, dyspep sia, catarrh, readiness to- catch cold and Inability to get rid of It easily, pale ness, nervousness and other aliments Including the consumptive tondency Can be completely and permanently removed no matter how young or old (he sufferer. Hood's Siiriimrllli win rIvcii the diulirlitsr of Slim Vermel". Vnwnrliur, N. Y . v lit had broken out with scrotula soro nil ir her fiu'it nnd hi'iul, Tim Hint bbttlu li id her mid when ilu Imd 'uXeii six t!io sum weri nil healed nnd Iiit fare win sinnuth, lie writes thut sliu hat iii'ur shuwii utiy hluil of the iicrofula returning. . Promises to cure and keeps tho promise. Ask yo.ur drupplst for tt today and accept no substitute. L00K.0DT FOR EAD BATS It BeomB that several & 1 been working tho city f0rl. ' Several ed with so oen dtj, nrift Hints ftitAH.ii. ...... ..... UI.UIUVIOI1S liavuU r licelnht. ".n ,fcl com much ttnonln nri mil.. .. . arno """"'Sl. Hiiii 1. 1.. I....I... .. a regular beat each mornlh tnerclal nh.l Stale etrtj g,,n Ihu BeerpMnlor raekot .'n.1 '1' hnvo renpwl n nlpo mrV0f)l u WHI Hither (his fellow or soL ,. Ihhii.. working UW re8 Z T" ll' Ity with vaHous cl 1 game la to sell photogrnnl. 1 0n tlmconnilliiK IiouMwfo01ltJ5g? t some special bargain al Wln 0 Jtj Jilcluro gallery. mMH It will bo on any smootl boll within tlu nt 1 . " " iw unys, r:io'k,". " "" nnnii.. JUDGEMENT FOR DEFENDANT Justice of tho Poaeo 0' Donald nt 2 p ' m. Friday rendered his judgement In tho enso of Gertrudo Savages vs Win Brndly, which wiib tried before him on Wednesday nnd taken under ndvlBiuont. Plnlntiff flitod defendant for somo (111 bnlnnco nllegedto Ikj duofor Btumpngoon wood cut on her land. Judge O'Donnld gnvo n verdict for dofondunt on tho ground thnt under tho terms of the con trnets tho money wns not yotduo. SALEM'S RECORD ON STREETS AND BRIDGES They Are in Better Shape Than Ever Before with About Half the Expenditure. llicItnllaiiorel.(ntraamllnilll, Armory scored n great ucfeMli? wny of a' lino nudloiiee, ttiu KrMiZ thu.H, prevailing Ml, people In tho elty llK , .,,,, Tho harp soloist, tho tm)r eololst.?! tho cornetlst received thrcore,.,,,, J nud thq rendltloiis of national BJ 2 nlnrnlrB were greeted will, rciMBJJ npplatisu. A second concert will Z given this evening to a crowded hooj Keep Your Bl.rkets as Boft bb now, by washing them in GOLD DUST Washing Powder 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 Streets. $5200 93 2734 79 . 1921 84 . 1862 60 . 1676 65 . 1239 68 Bridges. $386 10 143 47 56 745 683 50 00 62 40 99 1899 f900 ........ Salaries Records. 947 821 57 02 588 361 08 00 are not included in the above totals from the B9 O. C. T. Co's I'AUtJKNOKIt Hl'KAlul'.ll "POMONA iJiAVicu Koit ronn.ANU Dslly nin'iit fluiuUv t 8 m (JU10K. T1MK AND I'llKAl' lUTKS. Dnnk Ixitwoou Utato smt t.'onrt HU, M. 1. IIAI.UWIN,Awl. iM.TiiirgMswrMAniiMMi t jWsrraTrKpiJjttftwHcCTr'S3igl m H Mi 1 j (3oob Service Hba6! Xow prices Mint IF THERE lias ever been any doubt in the mind of any lady, anywhere, at any time, as to the supreme .leadership of DALRYA.PLE'S on qualities and prices, that doubt must peremptorily vanish into thin air, as by glancing over our stock one can readily see that we have nothing but Good Goods, and that our prices are lower than otheis considering quality. Our Great Fur Sale We have received word from the manufacturers to continue the sale un til Dec. 4. This gives you another week of great fur values. $1.10 to $23. Silk Sale Our entire, line of this season's most stylish waist silks 'bought es pecially for the theatre and party wear, at Sale Prices. Exclusive patterns. .00 $2 $F5 $1-50 $1-25 Values Values Values Values I 'X "il ff I'fs.'OVJA '! UMBRELLAS fifr This stock is ready as never before, ready wiin me preiuesi nanaies tne most ser viceable umbrellas Cfir 4-n C procurable. Dul IU CpO rmr llBiK IHI 11 Er71sV7 BLA6K i .6flT Wrappers... We have the aieney for "Hellance" Wrappers pTOj Thb celebrated Black Cat stockings for children. 17 and 25c pr Corset Linings 75c to $2.50 New Neckwear Butterfly tiesbat wiW Scarfs. Four-iii-lui. ftvv C ""55 - as sss s ta. isii. qji.55 vv-t38" yd VV $1'yd : VvOSf 98c v IpP GLOVES Wa'cji our "ads." A great glove surprise in store for you in a few days. Keep your eyes on us. Sterling Silver Novelties A big line for the Hol idays. Battenberg Braids We have the large line of braids, patterns. buttons.etc, in the city. Visit this department, v M Waists Nazareth children waists for 25c eaci tgt utCClHubtr lu'cits. KillfA If lnfrrtt,t THEPATENTRECOFD J,rIw,,S,aB Jwp.lr nml Mm OH Ualllmoro. Mi). ijUirnuit, .Mra a K timilHt, .MUq Uuelut I t V 't"T. ?