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Newspaper Page TextmiiiMiliiir.m.MiM..i)iu,ii,Miiil,Ai,iitilr),i; fff S mil matcmta u umai8ttwila0l&mam $$gjjf&l An ExcqUpnt Combination. The ploiiMint method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Ivnui' ok FiiiH, manufactured by the Oamfoiinia. Fro Srnup Co., Illustrate thouiluoot' obtaining1 tho liquid laxa tlvo principles of plants known to bo niedlolnully laxative and presenting them lu tho form most rofrchidufr to tho las to anil aeceptnblo to tho system. It is the one percot strengthening laxa tive, el. itiiblurf tho system eirettually, dispell. ntf colds, headaches and feven. ri'nily jvt promptly and enabling-one overcount liuhWnl constipation per ...uiieiuly. ltt perfect freedom from ovi'i-v olJQotlonalo quality and sub jta.i"o, uid Iib aetlnjr on tho k ducys, liver and bowels, without wonkc-iiing or irritating' thorn, make It tho Ideal laxative. . . . In tho proccsrt or manufacturing fig's are used, ns they aro plenum t to the tnste, butt lie medicinal qualities of the remedy aro obtained from senna and other 'aromatic plants, by a method known to tho. CAMroitNtA Flo Svnur Qo. only. In order to got Its beneficial oiTectsnnd to avoid imitations, please remember tho full name of tho Comnany printed on tho front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, OAL. LOUTOVILLB, EY. NEW TOItK, N. T. Forealoby all DrueRlsts. PriooCOo. porbottla Whoa In PortUnd try raralo Perkin's Hotel Restaurant. Wulto cooks. Lunch 25 eouls Steals n Is carte, 2.27.1m Journal ou flic. MHnDMVW s OCIAL NEWS AND YIEWS Tho society editor mar be reached through telephone Main UJ1 from 0:30 a. m. to 6 p, n. ilnlly. News of tocUl nature, personal news about Balem pooplo or rUltors, nnd Items of social Intorost solicited. SOCIAL EVENTS. THURSDAY March 2', Muelcalo in Willmitn Studio by the Interstate Musical Club LET SOMETHING GOOD HE SAID When over tho fair fame of friend or foe Tlio thudow of disuraca shall fall ; in stead Of vinnlB of hlnino or . proof of thus and so, Lit something good bi Find. Forget not that no follow bulng jot iMiiv full so low nut lovo may nit ins bead j Even the heek of flinmo with t nrs ir wel If something wind be said. No guiiuruua heart may vainly turn usidc In wuvaof sy in path v; no foul o dead Hut inay.awukVn Htrong and glorified . If soine'liing good bo said. A ml on I nli.irifu Vi liV tllOtlwirilV OfOWn And hv the cross on which the S.ivior bbd, And bv vonr own foul's hope cf f.vr renown, Lot something good bo paid. 4-James Wbllcoinb IUloy. "The County Fair' Some idea o( tho elaborateness and completeness of this season's revival of "The County Fair," with Mr. Noil Bur kobb hlmrolf as Abigail Prtio. n.ny be ob tained from the announcement thut everything is carried, oven to tho small est properties nndlocal stages arc re quired to furnish tho bare walls only. PERSOIsaL Homer Smith is homo from an up valley trip. . Mia. TinrtnriHH Kimball is at Portland o i a visit. Miss Clara Illldgo has leturned to her homo in Portland. Miss Nellie Kline Lai returned to her homo in Silverton. Mrs. 0. E. Kalulon and family have removed to Arlington. R. II Finch loft today, ojt n. business, trip to Douglas county. II. J. Ottenholniur and, J. W. Cox wro in Portland tjxlay.' M. L. Joues, of tho Uroword Aiisoocia-f tlon, was in Saloin yesterJuy. Mrs. J. W. Stirr, of dirowuavillo, is a gueit at the homo of M-iyor C. P Illshop. Iloraco Willis, of Soalt'o, is in the city visiting hH mother, Mrs. I-eo Willis, L, K. Adams and Mrs. J. W. Hiokford wero in Gorva'ia today reportiug a Justieo court case. Mrs. J. 8 Wyajit, wjio has been, visit ing her sister, Mrs. L. J. Vibbert, has returned to Portland. Mrs. James MuClure and children, re cent guests ol Mrs. C A. Whale, have returned to Klamath Falls, Mra. Frank Uiluert went to Portland this morning. Mr. and Mrs Gilbert may spend tl3 summer in Portland. Our former townsman, L. S. Winter, now ol Portland, is in the otty lor a short j visit, staying at his old homo, 430 Ferry B reel. T. J. Sullivan and family have gono to Poplar, Montana, where Mr. Sullivan has accepted a position In an Indian school. N. W. Crouiee, nf Orrsville, Mary land, who has been visiting his relatives Mr. and Mrs II. D. Trovr, left today for his home. Ho is pleaded with his Oregon visit aud may return and locate. STAGE OF RIVER AT SALEAl Th rlvar has fallen to 6 feet above low water and is still going down. nrlne yonr lawn mower, to "hipp v Iluuierand havef-hera thnrnened ud uv. ruuiedforUiBfiriiigBeaou.3-4 tf. Be&Htb yf iw Km 188 Mil 1H)I pgBt IfUtV it 6&ym&& IMKftVVtJtMDnBlM DIRECTOR CHAA1BERLAIN DISCUSSES THE SCHOOLS Thinks the Time Has Come for Progress All Around. Favors Mroe Use of Vocal Music and Addition . of Grades. , Hon. M. L. Chamborlaln, chairman of thocommltteo on revising tho courso of study and arranging tho grades to in crease the.eflicloHcy of tho Salem public schools, was nsked what changes or Im provements in tho management would beattemp'od and discussed tho gonoral situation as follews: "You ask if thero arochangesrontcm plated by tho Board In tho management of tho schools for tho coming year? "No doubt thoro will be in somn par ticulars. An net of tho recent legislature provides for, and enlarges tho ditties of school directors, but not having carefully read thin law, I am unable to say what It proposes to do,or the changes ti bo made, "I can only speak for myself on these mattors; but ono thing Booms impor'ant nud necessary at this timo, and that is to advance tho work and possible, tho interest in Incrouae, if tho school room. "For soveral years past tho Board havo had their hands full in looking after tho finances of tho district, almost losing sight of all else. Tho supporters of tho schools have nobly come to our rcllof. Ai witness the prompt action in taking up some $30,000 of thu Indebted ness ugaiust us, and tho willingness to vote at our nnnuul mootings any tax lovy the Board might nsk for. I am be ginning to think, if our schools, are not up to tho standard of excellence thoy should bo, It is not the fault of tho tax payers aud patrons who contribute to them. . "It is paid that somo of our neighboring towns boast of hav ing superior and more ad vanced school than tho caiital of tho statu can or docs afford. But ono can hardly believe this to be true. "Many causes of luto years havo con tributed to give educational institutions a uacKsoi, especially in caium. ino largp overhanging debt contracted years ago has been our stumbling block. How ever, affairs aro assuming better shape now, and tho clouds are rolling away. I do not mean by this that becaueoof this evidence of returning prosperity wu should begin to plan for an oxtra out lay of money, or increase In our expen . i. . n-t ff1l ses, but rather let us give bettor atten tion to tho work already In hand. "It would bo hard to find a more com petent and faithful class of teachors than at presont is employed in tho schools. Still, it does not follow that improvements cannot bo suggested or new ideas gain a foothold. "Many aro of tho opinion that one or more grades can, and ougt to he added to our prosont courso of studios without additional cost, which I think can lo done. Wo have tho room, tho teachers and the scholars; what inoro is wanted? "ApartywBH taken to tack tho Other dayformeuosting that music should Lo introduced and made more a foiUino of tho schools. Indeed, It is considered an indispensiblo adjunct to tho studies of the school room. Can this ho done with out extra expense? Most cortalnly it Clin. I W'OUIU employ muro ujnuumn i-i- ablo of giving instructions in that line, if nothiug moro than to start ami carry through familiar tunes. Tho bettor tho teachers can introduco vocal mus'c, tlio tpiicker and oftonor would I vote fo Made EHier Beautiful Every Lady In tho Land Can Now Havo a Uenutifiil Skin. A TEIAt BOX FHEE. Evorr lady who sends hor name and address will recelvo by mail frroa tiliil packaKo of a celebrated boauty'H romodli's for beaultf jln tho complexion. It Is not n fuco powder, croam, cosmetlo or bleaoh.cintalns no oil, grease, pasta or chemicals nnd Is aUoluWiy tho only success ful beauty maker known. Fannie II. ItaUtoa, r . I wrlngton A vo., New port, Ky., sitter of tho tit i . Kentucky lloouty Helen llalstou.ho n' o i i I tliee beautflors, says: " Whrn 1 beean w-lnr Kline. Ulbault's com plexion beautldcra I UI1 uot think It posslblo t l'AXMC II. RALSTC (Showlntc I.' r wonJerlul liurvt aient.) ilwr my kln. wy fai o wa-s In Writ- onnd tlon Htirallyeomd tip. m in.t. pito. llak Uaudi, iao4t) pat" nil Utr.Vl . Anl wUun 8TrtlwMtW ' nad o t:!" mJ .hnjimn-iriJtonn mikdrv. 1 Miiiur. J a tltouana dMtlis. ao-1 i.ea 1 e..t f r a wUl of Mine, Rlbault's liwutm rs ) --t I ftt dona before time ana swla v ah o jylrrtl4 rewedla. I did Lot axpet "T remiUf, Iiiur1i my wrprlw when th next day all redueM awl rene were none. At the end f &wls ravikta banw .1,-. ii,. f ririi niLiI mAtli iiAtahM dlMlilared I and t'lie eewBia an1 udl tUtn-n we cwipletflly eared. I impnweu u sawnrm; .j frUnd did not reeocnV xne, so nJekly had the etunge taken pbw. Wy eWn li pow peffeotlr lately, and tliere h not a WemUu or wrUilue 'Ybo'peaU Udles tll at teait try these inarreJ. ous Deautlfiew." , , DonotdyDutWTWimmeauiiy, ?'' rnentU bariMea alurul l auty onuM and will permanatly reoeM tan, freeUe. moth natone. plraj4e. Um kbea4. WW""." burn, oha, reujaew d aaf aad all kln la- perfections do matter what they may be. Write to-day without fan and the fre treat " . -hii i mud nruxM wMh fuU direetlons mi nil n&rtleukrs absolutely free. Address, " r '.. fa.. u.. MME. m7 BIBAULT, Jt w B Building, Ctr u?v "T Li . -TTTT Jk vJmZ !.; fi ' y& ' vyjf thorn, othor thitigi being Bignal. Our scholars might not deyelopo into sweet singers, the, first year or bo, but tho sfid is sown and It will astonish, ono to v o how nuick tlio elevating influonco n felt In the school room nnd the community.: " Yes.thcldea ol establishing libraries in t'io public schools, lsa good one. It hns the tondency of uniting tho parents and children in ono common effect to gain knowledge. Just how this Is to be suc cessfully carried out, without becoming biirdoneomo to tho taxpayers, I am not now proparod to say. Ilowovor, It Ib a step In tho right direction. There la no halbway ground in tho pursuit of know ledge Wo are olthor going forward or backward. It is by constant effort that porfoction is attained in anything. "Thero appears to bo a demand for practical mon and women of oxporienco and progressive ideas in educational affairs to lend a helping hand Indications point toward a rcnewod interest In our schools. This appears to bo gonoral . Tlmso who aro expected to move first should not stand in tho way of others. It Ib suggested that tho supporters of tho schools meet In thoir respective Bchool buildings at statod times, nnd discuss proper mothoda to adopt in ndvancing the work. To do this, will coat somo effort. But la tho roward not oqual to the labor? Lot thero bo moro enthusiasm among tho leaders' Then tho children will catch tho spirit. "There must bo no unnecessary out lay of money tobringabout great results. I am satisfied tho school board will gladly accopt and follow out suggestions that tend to Improve nnd elevate tho school system. AFTER EFFECTS OF GIMP Are Often More Serious Itself. Thaa the Crip PhysicAusaud grip tuffcrers alike aro agreed Hint the after effects of tho dls- cite aro moro to no leareu man mo aeuto attack j you can never bo sure that tho disease has left tho system com pletely. LaGripio naturally attack the woakest organ and leaves it still weaker. Not only pneumonia, consumption, bronchitis and throat trouble follow tho grip, but kidney, liver and stomach troubles are ns'liabio to result, provided any of these organs should happon to bo in n weak condition at thu timo of attack. To got rid of tho grip germ, to get it entirely out of tho Bystom nnd blood, few remedies aro so good and none eafor than htuart'a Catarrh Tablots; thoy aro not .1 compound of powerful and dan gerous drugs, but n pleasant, palatable, convenient romedy in tablet torm, com posed of tho wholesome antieeptlc prin ciplcs of Eucalyptus baik, blood root and similar germicide remedies which aro pcifectly wholesome and harmless to the system, but death to thu germs of grip, catarrh, consumption nnd disease of tlio throat and air passages. Mrs. Chas. Gormloy of Memphis says: Lait winter an attack of the grip left me with n weak back, a porsistont cough and loss of flesh nnd appetite and uslmr various romndioa for several ..... ,....-..- . --. - , months with little or no improvement I ( finally bought a 50 cent package of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets at m) drugstore . and as thoy wero pleasant and conveu-' lent to take I used thorn at nil times of day or night &nd I was astonished to securo such fino results from bo plensan I nnd convenient a medicine. In two weeka my cough disappeared, my ap petite returned, I improved in ilosh ami no ono would now think that I hud ever had such a thing as tho grip. My druggist sold moro of Stunrt'B Catarrh Tablets, for tho euro of grip, colds nud catarrh, than any other simi lar medicines. 10 21 23 The llomllcst Man la Silem As well as the huudsomest, uud others are Invited to cull on any drtmglpt nod get free a trial bnttlo of Kcmp'R Balsam for tho Throat nod Lungs, it remedy that Is guaranteed to euro and believe all Chronic aud Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis .and Consump tion. Prlco 25o. and 60o. cod&w Take your wheel to Slilpp tV Ilaueor and havo it cleanod or repaired. Riding season it) almost bore. B 4 tf. BASKET" BALL r AT THE ARfllORY An exciting Ramaof basket ball was played was at the Armory last n(e,ht be tween the Cheinawa Uraves anil n Com. pany "F" team. The interest displayed by tho lookors-on was intense through out the game, a number of excellent plays lieing made. Tho gaino resulted In an easy victory for theOhomewa team, tho final ecoru standing 31 to 0 The line-up Mas as appended: Chemawa Company F Decker.,.., mgr Sutton Payne c !. ..Kress Younit .sf IFmuiter Niiatm rf Uyrd DaviB Bg Pohlo llensall rg Fleming Arrangements aro to he made for sew oral more games hot ween the two toams. WHAT IS FRIEDMAN GOJNG TO DO AUOUr IT? GO IN AND AUK HIM. NEW STEAMBOAT I DOCK AT SALEM Carpenters this morning began work on the dock for tho O. R. A N. Company tn thta city, the first shipment of lumber being received by the upriver steamers last evening. The dock will be erected on the situ of the old one which was carried away by the high water last winter, and will be larger than the old one which was 126x60. The exact demeniions of the new structure could notbeleam!, OASVOHXA. Buntl iWMWiwriJWWwarwsj BigoAta cf Bring your lawn mowers to Slilpp k Uaiiutv ttnfl havA Ihttrn tiArnnMt &rul ove'rIiaiuled Jonfhe aprlng twuiau. 8-1 U. &t&&&fik( MINING NEWS FROM DETROIT Dotrolt will undoubtedly yet become a very popular mining center. Ike Ulcer nlid George Cox nf Gite", camn up on Monday going into tlinlr mines noi th of Detroit. Their oro runs bV. to tho ton. Considerable excito mynt is evidenced over tho matter, Considerable work is now being dono in tho Dotrolt mines. Tho sound of blnotlng Is heard resounding through tho hills, which is not at all unpleasant. Frod Stahlmali and Lon Smith aro busy at work on thoir mines, also John Smith and father. Work recently dono on tho Scorpion mino ten feet from tho turfaco shows freo milling oro which runs $4.35 per ton which will undoubtedly improve doopor. This latter mino is owned by II. JacobB who feola highly flattered over his possesion, A Few Pointers The recent stntlstics of tho nu moor o deaths show thut tho largo majorit.' di with consumption. This disease lino commonco with nn npparontly liar ey cough which can bo curod instantly es Kemp's Balsam for tho Throat nby Lungs, which is guaranteed lo curo,im relievo all cases. Prlco 25c. aud and For sale by nil druggiato. 1 50c. UNSATISFACTORY VER' blCT.OFAJURY In the Biilt of J. II. Peuland vs. J A. Simpson, for wages amounting to $90.25, hoard in tho justieo court, Wednesday, tho jury, after a throo hours' dollborn. tlon, rendered n vcrdiot-for tho' plaintiff in tho sum of $l4.85i Mr. Ponlnnd is dissatisfied with tho verdict and ho will appeal tho caso to tho circuit court. How's This? Wo offer $100 roward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cared by Hall's Catarrh" Cure. F. J. Chunky & Co., Props., Toledo, O. Wo tho undersigned, havo known F. J. Ohonoy for tho last 15 yoara, nnd bolioVo him perfectly honornblo in all business transactions and financially ublu to carry out nny obligations made bv their firm. West & Tiujax, Whblosalo Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall'o Catarrh Cure la taken inter nal ly, acting diroctly upon tho blood an mu cous surfaces of thu systed Testimonials freo. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Take your wheel to Shipp & nausor nnd havo it cleaned or ro pa I red. Riding season is almost hero. 3-4 tf. Carter nod Contractors Nkw Youk, March 21, Judgo Brown held u hearing today on the petition for tho removal of Benjamin D. Greone, J. E. Gaynor aud others to tho juris diction of thu court for the southern district of Georgia. Greene nnd Gaynor aro charged with conspiracy with ex Captain Oburllu M. Carter to dofratid the government. The defendants in thin caso aro contractors. Thoy mudo a warm coutest, claiming thut the action t n If mi In nrrrtoflnrf tltntn tu timta trtir tinil ' ntnl n r tntttrtrf.l - tit-iktfitttt tlm laomitwn ivuiiiivvu iw I'suviisw imu irruaiHu of n warrant. Doy Oil Dr. Hull's Couch Syrup will onto n Cough or Cold nt onco. Concpicra CroupVhooplnp-Couph nnd ftlonslo Cougn without fall. Mothora irnlso it. Uoctora proserlbo it for llronc hl tls, IIoorBonosa. Qrlppo, l'lioumonln nnd Consumption. It glvt'8 quirk, Buroreaulta, Pilco,2Getu. Bcfnsothe doalor's eubstituto ; it Ih nob an (rood. Always cures wlton othaia Dr. null' Pills cure Conciliation aiv.l l.lcr Troublns. ao pills, 10 cu. Irlol box, . at GAP CLOSED The operstloa of throuih trslns te tween San Pranclsco and Los Anceles, via Surf and Santa Esrtsra, will te lln on SUNDAY MARCH 31. 1901 on the new COAST LINE Two Tbrouth Trains Dally. The Cosst Line Limited leavlnr each terminal In the mornlnf . equipped with elecanscafe and parlor cart, will make daylljht trips throuih the most picturesque, varied and entcrtalnlnt scenes on the continent. Inquire of acentsof the Southern Pacific 3-21-lra ..The finest service to the East and South The O It. A N. Co , In connwth.n with the Oregon ishort Lino anil Union Paoifie, offera the fiiifBt mrvw and fasttfst time to Salt Ikf, Denver, Kan. sas City, Omaha. Kt. Paul, Kt Unn, Ohioago, and all paints tMkt. Three trains daily from Portland, wiih ohoiae of many different ruula. Palace aud tourists leH(r, library, dining uud chair ears on alt trains. Writ A. L. Craig, G. P. A., 0. It. & X. Oti., PorUawl, Orifln, for par-thwilari. n c M ?M iR BHHBk MOT. 1 V,fl Gough Swrap fail. Tho Kind You Havo Always v In uso for over 30 yenrs, and W& aVi All Counterfeits, Imitations Experiments that trlllo -vltl Infants nud Chllilron Expo What is C Castoria is a harmless suhs gorlc, Drops nnd Soothing I contains neither Opium, Mo Bubstnnco. Its ago is its gun nnd allays Feverlshncss. It Colic. It relieves Teething 1 nnd Flatulency It nsshnlla Stomach aud Bowels, giving Tho Children's Panacea Tin GENUINE CAST Soars tlio Vt'v '& ,4y The KM You Haw Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. thc ctKTtun company, tr A Cold Snap I liable to come at any tiuiunt this season ol the year, mi bo prepared for it with a Itottle of our pure whiokoy. It will keep you frotu catching cold aud prevent rip and pneumonia when you are chilled from exposure. No ono should he without.thin valuable stimulant in the house ns a inodiual standby. i 'i . .T' J. P, -Rogers 2181' Commeruial Street P"hoosiilouud Retail liipior denlei .-.JttMtlll'll'J., Ml, H... V Vl(Trir4S'" " "i',i, THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM OREGON A Hrst-class piivatu hospital, for tho treatment of chronic nnd sinviciil cases. If ii i 1 1 the past year especially for the purpose for which it is used. Couvenontly locatod within four blocks of the business part of tho city. The most modern furnishing and latest appliances throughout tho building. Heatod by hot -water nnd lighted by gas nnd electicity. Hero tho sick cuu have tho comforts of nn ulegaut private home, combined with all the advantages of u general hospital without the noise, confusion, nud publicity attending ono. Outside physicians bringing casus in treated with tho greatest courtesy, nud axsistod in operations If requested, For terms uud further Informa tion write or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. 0. SUPT, VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AN P. M. SOMETHING KERN INCANDEBCENT UAH UUnNliH ?o Chimney, no blaokenod Mantles. ( ivib "t ciudlo jioHur per fool of gits consumed. Several sizes. Wo hae In o k tle Nc. I, burning ouo foot ir hour and giving a 35 caudle power light for li-Mi ( uiie taut per hour. AIno thu No 2, giving 70 cnudlu iower at a cost of (MU if ont ier hour, .. INVEBTIUATK TIIHM Salem Gas Ligl'it Co. Chomokntn Bt. Plumbing and Roofing Make your contract for phi'iibiiig early to neciiro the limit job for Uih leakt nionny, :;.;:; A METAL HOOI- mi your buil ling In dmablu uud economical, will protw t your pnnwy IriMii fire in adjoining building aud oiibl to rtfdictii eoat of InsurHficM. : . ; ; t ; A ALVNI'KI IKON SKYLMUT uHfiAur i and stronger than wimmI, gMaraiiU;.' I nut Ui luk, Etliiiaie fiirnih-d ami the il of work promptly iMrfurmed by : t : : : BURROUGHS Si FRASER PHONB 1611 103 TATK T Any Man ' With a Star Set In fact you could not cut yourself if you wanted to. We have them . R, M. WADE & CO. SALEM OHHGON, Ij. JfHUHliaBfSarEE3KHHsW 4qtirrlit, mul -which Vlu Imcii ins homo tho Hl!n.wro of is hcon mmlo initlor lil iior- upcrvlsion slnco Its itifhiicy. to ono to tlccelvo you in tills, nil Just-ns-jrood" nro hub ami ondntiKer tho lipalth of euco tiraiiiHt Expcrlmetitt I. STORIA tuto for Castor Oil, Paro VTiips. It is Plensant. It phino nor othor Narcotic nntco. It destroys AVonns tires Diarrhoea and Wind ouhlcs, euros Constipation s tho Food, regulates tho healthy aud natural sleep mother's Friend. ORIA ALWAYS I ignaturo of ffi-&&&444 Munm STRICT, NSW YORK orrv AllJUDGH OI'tPHIME MEATS always knows just what ho wnntB, and knows that ho can always not It from ourchoicu stock. If you waiit a doll eioiis roast, steak, chop or uutlot that is tender, rich and succulent, and cut by an expert hand, trimmed aud not up for our tuhlo to suit tho Queen's taste, you will always llnd it nt OHOSS'S, and nt lower prices than von cull llud it fot unywlioio ehe In Hnkm. 13, C, CROSS SALEtVl OR Phone 'JUL rz m. zrrr ". avmrtu- Signs of Renewed Aciivity In the roii I estate world Indicate In cread building operations this Nprittg, and prompt us to remind yon that our facilities for supplying lumber, laths, shingh'Aiuid other building materials aro i xii'ptiuiinlly good. We will be pleated lofumiM. etlmiit!Hii cinitrliets, largo or ntn.ill. Goodale Lumber Co. J ?4EWI Tolophono Bfl Can Shave Himself , rrw VH.hVvv JKor wwtaiWn ftXniiiliAiA'ir rifBiTIHi?iir?VWIHni BUSINESS CARDS I O. i I. MACK yurcressor to Dr, J. M. Keeno, bl Idle Comer, Salem Oro. Parties do siring superior operations nt moderate fee in any branch are in especial request, Money to Loan On improved farm and city prop' orty nt lowest current rotes. T, K. FORD Over Ladd & hush's Bank. Dr. Grace Albright Graduate of American School of Osteopathy. : : : Every day except 8unday. Office hours 0 to 12 a. m : 1 to 4 p. m. Odd Fellows' Templo, Cor. Court nud High tnctP. Phone. Main 2281. ALBERT A. JESSUP, JOUES TMJEf JST I'honu 1071 ROOMS 1 AND M, OHAY IILK. ii i . til .! SOULE BROS. fiano Tuners and Kopfti crs PORTLAND OH E. l-'or Snlem and vicinity leave orders at Geo. Will's Music 8t6ro. B. R. JONES, AUorney-at-tmw Toledo. Oroion " WiOlc.rk of Clrcutl Uoun for six y5 &nil h n u)-UMitto bti(t oi ull properly In Uiicolu county. 1M7m S; C. STONE M. D. . I'roprlf tor of Stone's Drug Store SALBikf OREGON. Tho Btoros(two In uumber) are lo cated at No. 2:15 and HAS Commercial street, and are well stocked with n com pleto lino of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes elc. DR. STONE lias had somo 25 years experience in thu practice of modicluo and now makes no charts forconsultatlon, exam ination or proscription. Bottled Beer Klmijatft Ucck.iJucceoaore to SoiithSalerr Bottling Wdrk. All orders for bottled Dtr' will be tllltnl t thu brewery. Kpl on told Blorae, I'f.i'ilti 'lellVMrr. TolflblKinoVini. Huio Wing Sang Co, Mattings, chlnawnio, Japanese fancy 1 gomls, ilk handkerchiefs. Wu make nl I tsl i.iip altie-ik nit Llitilii si it vi lltiftu litilUi' i tv iii piuiii itii ailing iiiii uuvn iiimiuq furnlKlilug goods, wtappura, white tin' tderwenr now offered at very low prices MO State Street, Salem Oregon. CAPITAL CITY Express and TVansfci Meets ull man and insmnuer trains. lhiggago to all parts of the otty. Prompt service. Telepltoue No. 851. rvttfTtu J. iiftuvpn i.auiv ub A4Uitx i r.i Old Post OfficeStables Aro largo am have roitablo attend' nuts, your toiiiu honrdbd by the 'hook or day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea uonnblo. Your patronage nolicltcd. H. M. Brown Forrv Ptreet, Easy ol access. Courteous feception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at lo6 State st. GEORGE BROS. Preps: Sa OFFICE, IUTYUALL. For wntor hcrvlce unply at onica Hills pnynblo monthly In udvunre Maku all couiplalntfl nt tho milt ! A HYPNOTIST A man Isnftan railed that who owes his oil U-f attrautinu to M-rtonal m-Htnoos. A man who In woll grmmiHl and arrayed In BjMitlwN hiion. with a glow or domes, lly finish on it snub ns v lay on so artis tically, has a charm that la IrrctdMiblu (o thu Luitullou. Have our liiiun latin dimvd at Uih ftitimi Htcam laundry aud try the laity killing afterwards Our now inachiuurj tmublw us to do the fliitttt work evur ikhmi in thu nest. 5aLm Steam Laundry cuutKULJ oiMwttu, runruiKTon IU1KOHN U. uLUSTkO. UGIU' . Phono fl 1. '320jllilwrtyj Street White House Restauran! era Water Co, rfMUiiMMHI O.'C T Co's JMi)KHaEltaTKAh,Kll altonA LtAVUS' IfOn ,1'OllJ LANh , .. ll "pUlunlaj nl 8 n, to " QDIUK IMITANU CIlKAl' HATES. DiKik bctwwa ritAtrt fcnrl rirt Mts!1 M. P. BALDWIN, Ajtsbv WANTED .Nowi today, .ddVortfttOmontfl four linos or'losB Irt thin dolumn Insnrtod ii roe iirrioH lur uo ouo a WOOK iliOO nor month, All ovar four linno at snmo rata. WANTED. To rent comfortable small nouso in nortliorn part of Sklom. Enqulro It. Jouhnai. Olllco. 3 20 tf. WANTED. Homes' for twcwql. trained klttons, Apply In peraoirat JouiiNAt Olllco ai ii, , REGISTERED JERSEY UOLLi-For service. Service foo $2 payablo at timo of sorvice. Call or address W. II. Savago, northeast of asylum. r 3 20 3t WAN TED 'IMMEDIATELY - Dish woshornt Willamette hotel, 3 20 tf LOST Iiridle and tugs in gtinuy saclr, betweon Balem hnd Stnyton. "Ivravo nt Farmer's Feed yard, back of Hotel Salem. James Edton. f!203tt t.OSF Sbiall package containing two corset covers. Return to Journal of lice for reward. 3 18 3t HEADQUARTERS-For poultry" and lawn fencing. Six kinds of . poultry fenco Prices right. Ilofi wlro a specialty. Walter Mprley, Salem I'onco Works, CO State 8t. 3 18 3t LADY AGENT Your opportunity', llygola Straight Front nud Military Corpota aro money makers.' Every woman wants ono. For terms ap nly Dopt. D. Western Corset Co., St. Louis, Mo. ,3 .18 3m FOR SALE 0 acres, homo," well, one 'aero bearing orchard, balance garden, closed In, also 10 acres mostly joung apple orchard and garden land, both ou rural route BeoG. W Poarmlno 2 tnilt'B north on River road. !l 10 tf. FRKrjfiTERSEY COWT.-PonoTfor Bald three thoroughbred young fresh Jersey cows with their calvei. First choice, Including thoroughbred heifer calf. (76. Without calf ?GQ 3 16 Iw J. II. A LDERT. HORSE FOR 8ALE.-A good gentle horse, weighs 1200, cheap, J. M. Munkers, two miles south of peniten tiary. 3-i4-Dt 01101012 furnished rooms for gun tie muu, or for limn and wifo. Apply at cornor Statu und H'intor StrestB. 3 13 tit WALL PAPER REDUOIJD. I?or tho , nuxt thirty days wu will furnish wall apur on thu wall from 26 uouts' nor dotihlu roll up; good nelcutioua to pick from, 'ihu hqstuf muuljaulcs utnploy od. llotisu paintiug aud Hall tinting at prli-od lo computu With any torn putttors. Lvavu onlors nt 105 Utato btrnut. l.uiiiiiion k Uurt 3 11 'Jw FOR ItKNT Cottngo uii Trado und High strouts. Apply at thus, llol- mun, yt) lliglt blruul, or vanttai Drug storo. 3-5-tf FU UN IS.l K I) R0018-For light houso kuuplng or for trausluuts, lu suites or slnglu, largo aud pleasant with win dowfl fronting ou COmmurclal strvut. M llUTCIllNS, Cottlu block, over IHno Front 3f)tf. FlVKltUOMOoPfAUK, with agfu of ground for salu cheap. Enquire of K. D. llorgau, agent. 3 4 lm HACK AT THE OLD bTAND.-Tho furmura and horbomen will bo gfad to know that Arthur Ulover thu well known horsu nhour is buk, at tho old stand oO titatu street whoro ho aud his parlour W. M, Plytnalo will shoo your horses or do any blacksmith work needed. 3 S tf ALUOKY P U ROTlATlS. A rare oppor tuuity to puruhaso two stores an-Jl hoiiHus in blayton, including good garden lots, nt a bargain. Located lu the boat business portion of the town. For particulars address (lu Gorinui or English.) Ponischll A. Bon, hot 108, lloMUlam, Wash. d A. w a24w SElCI) WHEAT. Choice Dedai,ue und Klunuy wheat at thu lowest "market prices (or need wheat, lirewster A White, 01 Court St. Phono 1781. NEW" FEKD HTORE-Opposlte court hotisu on High Hireet. A full line of flour nud all kinds of feed carried. Hay and grain bought and uoldy Feed chopping douu ut lowest rates. (Jet our quotations before you buy. Till Bon, liarUolt UralnCo. FARM FOR RENT Six miles Bouth of Halein 120 acres all under cultiva tion, good schools, near church. Free Rural delivery. (Jraln rent. Address II. II. Care Jouhnai, 3 1 tf iTTfFl'RV0OD " WAlTTED.-Call at tlio olllco of the balem Light and Trac tlon company. 1-30-tf FRKNOli LKHbONft. uiyeu ut liuuie or to ulass in any part of city. Horn uud educated in Franco, LydiaRicb. D. Street, ha em. n -t u irVVAN"TAUENTHTolmir''J?oiiouiy' uariieiS rivoier; uuiua ouuuou m.io tgdosuverul dollars of repairing, yet sella when loaded, for f 1.10. Prices aro right. Can reload-foraovon conta. Agents mao X) c idoiith wll nig thorn lo larmera aud rlg owners, bend fl lor sample and prices to aguntH r-ix-te Economy t'ou Los An golirf, iMhloriila aS lm Where did you Ht tlnw iiUie, now i.,.a,.,..i.,M,ii hiiiiii? TIimv urn not new. dear, tliey are the old one w.doh I sent to the Aii.tinait J-aunury, uv uiiunm street ' lm Br.th. mWYMllWMWTlBMi ef yutryr. -wcw SALEM LODGES' louit Hbwwwl lfiw Nu. l UmU VtUtJ ulbV lu rurmr biook. Wm Busk a B. A U Urown any tl-lTn Guaranteed $9o.o $ Salarv ic.iuy M.,dJ wvitviotw lrtoMpr.eal f Vuu '? ""-"Tr 'r ';.u.. nirnij HUMOUS auu . W"i. rs.i V.,r7nf tf wa r wewB to ummt MUWUUW IMH ..." . " .- zrr. ehitd tvlAdi Rt, perm DWilUMlUOU, Ul(r1 l"M,u ' bfTliiul Hum. Write t oueo. ,wn . .. ..,.. - -- , . . iiure. ' Stafford Press 1,23 CburchjSirtttj ,r?wiuco. M Ul" a SbbbbW 1 T fll T i S CTIH1 L,i """- Sr 3 r3tt t. .- j.t!ffl ?Vf