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Newspaper Page Text9 BBIHBiKu! b nfv! f? v.vxmuammtKSmKSSSSSSmSm is your Hals worth Ono Dollar? If so, buy a bottloot Newbro's Hernl cldo and (top that dandruff that la slowly but surely rendering you bald. NEWBRO'S HERPIOIDE I tho onlr preparation on tho market Hint really will stop It. for It H tho only ono that kilts Uicmlorobo tit work on tho hiilr root, thus destroying tho rouso and consequently removing tho effect. Ono trial will convince you thoRomo as It hoi this "doubting Thomas ": aAxFBJMrciico,OAr..I)ee.l,V9. Wlien I bouRht that bottle ofllerrlcldo ft fawioonthf ago, Ilka tho majority of tucli preparation, I thought It would prove A fokc.butlamha rip jrtoltntathatUdotSf.il, and evert more, tlin yon claim for It. lly ruilrUcrowloR rapidly, nupfetfuily., A tr. IU KilLt, il DerUadero Bt. For Sste at all Flr.t-Claji Drug Stores.,, When In Iortland try meals Perkin's Hotel Restaurant Whlto cook. Lunch 24 cent, journal on file. Meal a U carte), 2-27-lro k- Folks Watch .Our show windows next wcek..It will T)o something jou all Vo'nld liko to have. - ' Given nway "freo 'to purchasers "of Teas, Coffees, Splcea etc., as an Easter Special 8toro closes tat Saturdays. 7?:30 ,p, - ml. excopt Maliamir Tea Store Phono 2411. ireo Dollvery. s OCIAL NEWS AND VIEWS iThe HXllity 1 dltiir may bo reached through 'telophODii Slain (Ml n'm JW a. m. to o p m. iaily, Kow- of mx)i1 nnturo, prnonal tii'WK' about Hnicm pcopleiorjvUllnw, nnd itctuK of poilal Internet eollilleO,. SOCIAL EVfiNTS. THURRDAV'Apiil 4.Maquriut Ball ttlvwi by Salfin Imlgo No. 10, D. of II. MIph KiiihcrJne Oliver, the Scotch Impersonator, outcrtalna at M. E. church. SATURDAY, April 0 "Tho Telephone Girl" nttho Grand opera house, HER CHOICE. Kathleen liayflnflreen. u fni j.nnlil hid 1110! "'"811 road "Tuixt uv iyih aiiirbyivAy, When, bowed 'uoaiU'Hifo'H relent! 041 ioju, , Wo toil along the highway, Should choice 'twixt path of promiho And Btecher climb be given, Oh I I could choose tho rooked w ay That you might tread the even I If llfo were as a garden green, Whefu roses bloomed unbidden, Withmany a sU'"Ithy thorn unacon, r Beneath tho blotsoms hidden ; S) If, liugoring ere the close of day, We'd mako our choice of posies, Oh I I would pluck the thorns away, Tllat you might woar tho roown. 'And llfo is changed vtlth ohangef ul lot Of mingled Joy and grieving; We learn that love enduroth not, Slnco hopo'Is all deceiving; But, be our future an It may, Mid all the wmk nr leisure, Istlll wi 1 smooth ihocaroa any, Whlleyou enjoy the pleasure 1 Ije Telephoae Girl. The attraction ut jhoGrand for April fl will be the perennially jojful attraction, one of tho New York Casino's test, "Tho Telephono Girl". The presenta- tlon will bo distlnguishul for the intro duction of an abundance of up-to-date apeulaltiesj new and tuneful melodies, new effects, fresh comedy and a gruat cast Harry Hermaen, Mabel Hlte, tho clever soubrett', D.nulas & Ford, tho dancing wonders, PJora Parker, the dainty oomedlneno, Frank Klly, the Chappelle Sisters, Chas Burrows. Lou ise Uwis, John J Magee.Burt DeReulle, Inez Dale, Nelda'HeVnin'n, Jean Bernard, Edith Gibson, and the ever favorite feminine chorus ooustitutu the cast. The com puny number forty in all Woman's Club Seatlmeat A number of laJies met Saturday afternoon at the residence of Mrs C. P Bishop a d. ha, adviaibilily of organiz ing a Woufan'sClub-Wus dfruowBod. The intiment was strong in fiw'or of such an orgauiz.uion here and each one present promised to do her part toward arousmg interest iu this tine. A teuiporary.chair mun was appointed, who Mill preside at the next meeting tu be held on the last Friday hi 4April at tho same place and the attendance U expected to be much largtr then. PERSONAL Harry Albert apgnt Sunday with iHrtJaml frtsndB. Seuaior. F. PMuys. of Portland, speut Sunday in Salem. il8g Elroa -Albright lias returned tn herhg.nrfainOje54onbyj t ilr. and Mrs.GTM, Pojvers, tpent oiiicuy with friends in Albany. Or ami MrfJ. F. Cook attended a Gim- nun Baptist Qjpnfermiie la, Portland Sunday, s u , Mrs J. W. "LUherland, of Fulton, is vUhingl,ej eoiOL.R. Utherland, of Sitew, fofS?d78!, 01111 MAIL DELIVERY IN RURAL DISTRICTS Carriers Appointed io Fill Vacancies- Start Monday. PoMnnater tllrttvh Friday received a tologram from tho post ofllco depart montnt VVflshlnKton instructing him to appoint carriers for tho rural routes to All the vacancies mimed by tho roisgnn tion of Lo9lor Davis and. Loon Girod, on mules number 4 hnd G In nccordunco With instructions ho nppointud Claude Johupon nf this ally to ion to No. 4, to Roscdnle, and F. 8 South of Mission to tho other roifto to Mlsfllori Hottom. Monday indrniug evoy thing was in readiness to stirt at tho appointed hour, all tho remaining preparatory work, bucIi as a lotterlng their respective boxes and assorting tho mail being dono previous to that tlmo. Of tho po.iploJto bo accommodated in this way, tho list now ombrnco about four thousand and it is thought thnt another thousand will be added in a short tlmo after thodolivery-'ia thorough ly established. Nineteen iron collodion box s aro to bo distributed ovor tho olght routes to be placed at tho discontinued pou to dices nnd-at school house?) but these haVo not arrived as yet. Tho other six carriers arc: J. A. Remington, Clol Ilaydnn, McNeil Howell, James Albert, Edward Oherringlon and Frank Raymond. Each carrier had provided himcolf with n buckhoard, sulkoy or buggy in which to transport his mail. Tho volume, of lottoro and papers for tho initial trip was unusually largo, tho mail from several delayed trains reaching Sa lem Sunday for assortment and dis tribution. Cnutiit a Dreadful Cold Marion Kooko, manager ior T, M. Thompson 'a large importer of 11 no mil linery at IG58 Milwaukeo Avenuo, Oliicago.-eavs: "During the Into sovorb weetherl caught n dreadful cold which kopt mo awake at night and made mc unfit to attend my work during tho day. Ono of mymlllinors was taking Cham berlain's Cough Remedy for a sevoro cold nt that tlmo, which seemed to re lievo her so quickly that I bought somo for myself. It acted liko magic and I began to improve at onco. I am now untiroly well and fcol very pleased to acknowledge its merits. For sale by F. G. Haas, Druggist. A Hotel Maa's View KoiTon Jeuknal: I notfeo a "Kick" froinono Charles Darwin; about tho occupation'' license. Ho mentions all kinds of btiHinesB, nnd shows tho in justice hi each, except tho hotols and boarding houses. Tho proposed license of $15 aud f25 on hotols, and (10 on boarding houses is nil right and if they collect it on each ono thoy can lot all other kinds of business go (roo. They will have tho required amount ($ 1000) from boarding housoa alone. That is, if thoy all pay. Everybody in Salem runs a boarding house. Put tho hotols at $50 and $75, and boarding houses at $25 and nuke them all pay. I would pay mino and do it willingly If tho balance pay theirs. But 1 am not willing to pay it if they only enumorato 3 hotels nnd 4 boarding houses, when as a matters of fact tlioro are nearer 200 boarding houses. Do ono thing or tho other. f ' !!,. I 'I 2 Tbere Is a Class or People Who are Injured by the use of coffee, lleceutly there has been placed In all tho grocery stores n new preparation called GRAIN-O, mudo of- puro grains, that takes the place ofcoffee. Tho most delicate stonmch receives ft without distress, and but few can tell- It from coffee. It does not cost over Vi as much. Chllurcn mny urinK It with creat benefit. 1G eta. and 23 ot. 'per package. Try It. Ask for GRAIN-O. Tim Joon.vAL has been counting up tho ..business and 'profceiorud men of Salem and -finds there are 225 not counting all lawyers and there-are 'about forty-of those II tho loardlng houses were counted ovor a bienniul period it would' bo found that tho Salem four hundred pretty nearly all engage in that lucrative occupation at some pari or other of that space of time. TbMMdest and iBest. S. S. S. is a combination of roota nnd herbs of great curative powers, nnd when taken into the circulation searches out and removes all manner of poisons from the blood, without the least shock or harm to the system. On the contrary, the general health begins to improve from the first dose, f or S. S: S. is not only a blood purifier, but an excellent tonic, and strength ens and builds up the constitution while purging the blood of impuri ties. S. S. S. cures all diseases of o blood poison origin, Cancer, Scrofula, Rheumatism, Chronic Sores and Ulcers, Eczema, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Herpes and similar troubles, and is an infallible cure and the only antidote for that most horrible disease, Contagious Blood Poison. A record of nearly fifty years of successful cures is a record to be proud of. S. S. S. is more popular today than ever. It numbers its friends by the thousands. Our medical corres pondence is larger than ever in the hUtory of the medicine. Many write to thank us for the great good b. b. b. has done them, while others are seek ing advice about their cases. All letters receive prompt and careful attention. Our physicians have madt a Hfclonir stud vof Blood and Skin Dis ensue, and better understand such cases than the ordinary practitioner whe makes a specialty of no one disease we are uoing great good to suffering humanity through kjSvjsi our consulting tie iJP' tsSSF7 Hg&r rmrtment. and invite yon to write us if you have any blood or skin trouble. We make no charge whatever for this service. THE 8 Win SPECIFIC CO. A1UHTAJ U. V yvL r'V THE INDEPENDENCE POPULAR XOAfl Sentiment ..Dovoloped . at a Meeting Held Friday, Will Kesult in the Loan Being Subscribed Several Times Over at Independence; Corraspomlonco to Tho Juiirnnl. iNintfiiNDKNcu, April 1, Friday evening at 8 o'clock tho cpuucil chum bor of tho city hall at Independence waa comfortably thronged with leading citi zoua aud municipal officials gathered in coufcrenco upon the propoied bond loan ol $8000 about to be uttered by that thriving Uttlo municipality. Mayor J, L. Stockton who has always chatupioned tho homo-loan plan inaugu rated by tho City of Salem, ever since it was so successfully carried out, pro slued, andopeuodtho meeting with a brief, detailed Btatoment In relation to, Al wno XT uimmiioriain'a ram iiaim tho loan and the necessity for It. Ho, fohouran nredoUghted with tho thon introduced to the assembly Re corder N J. Judah, of this city, who had gone to Independence upon the Invi tation of Mayor Stockton, with tho avowed purpose of explaining tho merit and the workings of tho home-loau sys tem. Mr. Ju.lah, thereupon, gavo a dellbor-ato-and careful review of the application of the popular principle as it developed itself in the financing of Salem's bond i'sue in tho fall of 1809. Ilia perfect familiarity with every particular of that truntactiou,it8incipionoy to its ultimatp negotiation, mado it an oaey taik for tho Salem recorder to offer many and un controvertible argumontB in bo half of tho popular loan system of bonding, t and when he had closed, those presqnt piled him with questions pertinent to tho propo sition, all of which served to oluoidato tho moro obscure points not enlarged upon In the general discussion. After the meeting was brought to a rJoeo, it was plainly evident, from the nnmmnnf. finn ni.,t . ti i.oii .... . .. ..' that tno scheme was well understood Land wholly appreciated, aud that tho spirit of success was abroad so far as this municipal vonturo was concerned. Tho people needed but to understand the common, business eento involved in tho proposition, to realize tho elHcacy and safety of tbo method, and it is a forgono conclusion, that tho subscription book, to bo open through tho ontlro mouth of April, will show an aggregato of applications several fold the limit of tho proposed issuo. Subscription hooka will bo opened In ! Salem as well as in Independence, and every interested citizen in both cltlos will assist in making the negotiation a quick and successful ono. Ono feature of tho ovonlng, was tho declaration by Mr. Judah, that Tim Capital Jouunal was tho first paper in Oregon to advocate tho uao of tho popular loan in local affairs, and tho supplementary fact that the speaker presouted tho application of Messrs Holer (or (500 of the forthcoming bonds in denomination of (50, each, was a plain aud forceful indication that Salem has confidence in her sister-city audi appreciates tho honor dono tho Capital hi tho proposed ' adlioronco to tho method ' she 'adopted' in floating hor public oblegatlons. Tho mooting waa a prime success and will inevitably result in tho acholvc montof Independence's civic purpose AN EASY WAY To Keep Well It is easy to keep well If we would ouly obeervo each day a few simple rales of health. Iho all important thing is to keep tho stomach right and to do this it is not necossary to diet or follow a sot rulo or bill of faro. Such pampering simply makea a capricious appoiiteand a feeling that certain articles of food must be avoided. Prof. WIechold gives pretty good advice- on this subject; he says :"I am 03 yeara old and havo never had a eer- ious illness, and at tho same timo my llfo has been an indoor one, but I early diu covered that the way to keep healthy was to keep a healthy stomach, not by oating bran crackers or dieting ot any sort; on the contrary I alwaya eat what my appetite craves, but for tho past eight years I have made it a dally prac tice to take ono or two of Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets after each meal aud I attribute my robust health for a man 'of my age to the regular dally uo of Stu art's Tablets. - My-physician flrstadvined- ineto use them because he said thoy weru.perfec ly baripless-and were pota eorot' patent medicine, but contniued'only thenatural digestives, peptones and dlustate, and after uilng Jluun a few weeks I have never ceased to thank him for his ad vice. I honestly believe the-liablt of taking Stuart's, Dyspepsia Tablet after meals Is tho real health habit, because their use brings health to the sick aiuLoiling and proeme health to the well and etrang." 31 en and women past fifty year of age need a afe digealire af ar UJtwli'to in sure & perfect digestion and toward off disease, -and ths-safest, bent known and most widely -used is Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They-are found in eyerywell rtgiilatrd hoiiBchold'frooiiMalne-'to CalifdruU and in Great Britain and Australia are rap idly pushing their way Into popular favor, All druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, full sized packages 50 eente aud for a wak stomach a fifty cent package will often do fifty dollars worth ofj good. 4-1-3 6. Ci.idl'OXlIia.i Boars tia y& $& Vw Raw "tiri Baflt fe: '""" "" " "' .... rutin i i mil i ml fi--- rim . ii ii . - i mniiniM -. . . aVv. . - . unTci AODiti ai e wnfcinefte- CvJdollerV!on, St. Atipgno. CL.JR. Websioh Portland. Ilonry Worms, New York. Jno. 13. Kelly, Fan Francisco. 0 B llawloy, San Francisco. iW.Y. Stovrns.Jmffulo, N. Y.,f, IP .1. Hume, MimiprtpnlisrMinnv " Roloh Roberta and wife, Kappa's. F.P.'MayB.Port'nnd, I W. M Cake, Portland. L. A. McNary, Portland. Jnmes D. Toy.San Francisco. J. P. McNicholas, Portland. 1 f T. F. Wright, DetrSlt. " f J ' u Ii; 8.' Kohn, San Francisco. Eugene Wlllard, San Francisco. L. L. WoodmanseOfSan Francisco A P, Hodges, San Francisco, Cbas;. Lcddy, San Francisco. . ' II Darling and wife, Portland. , . Ilmiind Plohn Mgr., Tho Telerlhono Girl. Tom P. Tupman, 8an Francisco. Henry Lang Portland. Robert G. Smllh, Grants Pass. B K. HiiBsey, Indianapolis. II. 0. Forbes, Portland. The Dest Remedy for Rheumatism. QUICK KELIEF PnOM IMIN quick rollof from pain which it affords, When speaking of this Mr. D, N. Sinks, cf Troy, Ohio, says : "Somo timo ago I had a sovero attack of rheumatism in my arm and shoulder. I tried numerous remedies but got no roliof until I was recommended by Messrs Goo. F, Par fcous .t Co., druggists of this, place to try Chamborlaln'8 Pain Balm. Thoy recommended it so highly that I bought a Itotllo. 1 wbb Boon rollovod of all pain. I have since recommended this liniment to many of my friends, who agroo with mo that it Is tho best remedy for 111 11 b cular rheumatism in tho market," For sale by F. G. Haas Druggist Revival Meetlnts. continue this week nttho Baptist church. Tho attendanco last, weok was, so good that tho services henceforth will bo held in tho mnin building. Rev. J. II. Beaven,recoivedwitlrsuch gonoral favor, returns today and will continue bore through tho week Services open prom ptly nt7:30 P- m. and tho. afternoon meetings, beginning tomorrow, at 3 1 o'clock. ri'nlnrtl ncd Tim take a pleasant herb drink, the next morning I feel brlghband my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acta gently on tho stomach, liver and kidneys, and la a pleasant laxative. It is made of herbs, and is prepared as easily as tea. It is called Lanes Medi cine. All druggists sell it at 25c. and 50 eta. Lane'a Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. If yod cannot got It, solid fpr free sample. Address, Orator F. Woodward, I.oRoy, N. Y, Brlns voilr lawn mowon, to hhlnn ik Hauser and have them sharpened and overhauled for tho spring senson.3 4 tf. W. C. T. U. Meetlm All ladles of tho W, 0. T. U. aro re quested to bo present at tho regular meeting TuoBday afternoon as somo Im portant business Is to be transacted. By o-dor of tho President. Dr. iCOUGH enrca Hacking Coughs, Soro Litngu, JJronchlUw, Grlppo, PiiqumonJn and, all Bovoro lungafl'cctloun. "Why then risk consump tion, a slow, sure death ? Taku warning I AH nt oncol Buy a bottla of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, a doctor's prescription, used ovor 60 years. Price, only 23 conta. Insist on having it. Don't bo lm posed npon. Rofuso tho iloalor'8 aubstltuto; lb la not as good as Dr. BuII'h. Salvation Oil curM Rbeemallam Acbcaaodl'aliu. 18&23CU. Bids Invited. The building committee of tho Y. M, O. A. are npw ready to receive proposals on prontrty suitably located for a V, M, O. A. building. The ground mutt ap proximate 50x100 feet or more. In case of movable buildings prico must bo quoted with and without the buildings. Iho comraitteo will also consider pro positions on down town business pro perty that can bo remodeled to suit. Bids must be sealed and will be received by tho undersigned up to 3 o'clock p.m. of April 10, 1001. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. 0. P. Bishop, Chairman. 3-2(-td John Fuciitkji, Secretary! -'; f ', ' '" " $8000 of 4 per een ucoa Fundlot Bonds for Sale. The City of Independence, Oregon, in accordance with an ordinance passed by the City Council on March lu, 11X11, has opoued In the ofllce. of the City Recorder, a book for sulccriptloim. Huhacrlptions will be received in the followinu duuoudiiatinns at the option of the purchaser: (50, (100. I -'00 ami CiOO, Interest payable semi annouliy. Ikiuds payable on or before April 1, HM1. Principal and interest pay.tt,l In V. S. Gold Coin. Ihu last attseFsed valuatipn of the City of Independence was (304,000. t ho total hiabilltlim of tho City are (8000. The bonds will be issued May 1,1001; but dated Aprils, 1001. 3. L. STOOKTOff, Ma) or. II. M, I.i.VEH, City Recorder. 3 23 lm d Pto-ml. for Furalsblsc Vol for Orctoo State Reform School. Sealed prop sal wjll be received at the ofllco of the 8uH)rlnteitdeiit of Public Instruction, Salem, Oregon, until 12 :0Q m., April 9th, 1101, for delivery at the main building Oregon State Reform whool all or any part of twelve hundred cords of fir wood, cut whilo green from first growth bisr fir, wftll rnusone , to be closely corded without bulk head. Al wood must he four leetduiig reamably straight aid not ln than two and oue balf mtheon diair,eter. Bwls will be ohsdihI by Iht trusu-ea ol said luttitntionB at 2 p. m., April 0th 1901. Right to aeeept or reject all or any part of a hid or waivt. any informality la hentby reervd. 1 By orJtr el the Board ef Trustees. ' II. a Bioksbs, 3 8 Superintendent. v unTci AODitiAio Mr - I EEfi S'BJL- TOlla El H s3? N0 muv wfkmm t&&P . SUM HB1 BM1 UH if, J 3BH i-HaV.ak wmmmmmmmmsmmami Iwf rJi III 1 afl Tlio Kind Yon Hnvo Alyvnys '" USU lur ovor :ill vnnra. iuiov All Oountcrfoits, Imltntions Exporiuicuts that trlflo ivltl Iiifauts nml Children-Expo What is CSTORIA Cnstorla is n. harmless guhs Boric, Drops nnd Soething: contains neither Opium, Mo substance. Its ngo is its gun ud nllays Fovorlshncss. Jfc Colic. It rcllovcs Toothing 1 tutd Flntulcncy. It imimlla Stomach nnd Vowels, giving Tho Children's Pnuncca-Tlit CEWUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Boars tho The KM You Mb Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC OCNTMJII OOMNNT. TT Old Time Judges And good ones will toll you that tho wines aud liquors sold by Pogors poa esa all of tho gowl qualities flavor, ago, mellowness, tulty, rljioness jou havo tho riidit to exnpct. If vou nro a J ulge of good whiskoy, a connoisseur in wines, wo most certainly can please you. Imported and domestic wines, liquors and cordialB alwaya on hand. J. Pr Rogers 218-222 Commercial Street "Wholesale and Rotnil liquor dealoi SOMETHING SYRUPY JfQi H IsB rtl'i. jr ' . KEjnN IN0ANPE8(?ENT OAS DURNKH fo. Chimney, no blackened Mantlos Gives 35 caudle power por foot of gaa consumed, Several sizes. We have in stock tho No 1. burning one foot per hour aud giving a 35 candle power light for 3-10 of one rent tr hour, Also tho No 2 giving 70 catidls power at a cost of 0-10 of a cent per heir. INVESTIGATE THKM Salem Gas Lviglit Co, ChemoKota St. Plumbing and Roofing! Mako your contract for plumbing early to secure the bust Job for thu least money. : : : t : : A METAL ROOF on your building is durable and economical, will protect your property from fire in adjoining building and ougdt to rwluoo tho cost of Insurance. ::-:::;: t : A GALVANIZED IRON SKYLIGHT la llghler I and stronger than wood, guaranteed not to leak. Estimates furnished and the best of work promptly performed by :::::;: ; B.PHROUGHS & FRASBR PHONE IBM 103 ttTATE ST THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM OhECON A.firsUcluss piivate hospital for the treaiineui of r'lionic nml ruigh-ol oaM, Built tho past tar i-speuially for Him pinpoint pir whhh Itls used. Conveuentiv located within four IiIih-I.- hi the iHMiiiui part of tho city, The uum moiluru fiiriiishius and MU-at apliliuut-is throughout the building. 1 1 eat' 1 by Itoi wat.-r and hghteil by gat and elt-etlcity. Here the witik can haie thu eoinforts of an Wegmit private home, combined with all the advantage of a gonurfl bwpilu) '. without the, noise, crjpfusion, and publ city altiv(iitg one. (JifTptjLl ; physicians bringing t-asee in triulol niih I lie nrwtmit esHirteo), iiihI ' ' assisted in operations If requested, For trm ami fnrtl'r .informa. tlon write or apply personally. R, CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT, VISITOKS WELCOMBI8TWEjlN 2 AN P, M. Any Man Can Shave Himself Wtha NSV Star Safety 1Ra3or In fact you could not cut yourself If wanted to. We have them. R, M, WATO &v0. SALEM - - - - . '" wBniPc irtonght, nnd -which J-ias bocn hno linmn 41,n ,!..,..,.,. ts uccninndouiulor hl pcr- tincrvislon slnco IW Inmifoy. to ono to dccolvo 3011 In this, ml " Just-ns-ffooA" nro bub ami oiHlnnpfci tho health of enqo itgniipist JUxiicrlmcnt., tuto for Cnstor Oil, Poro rrups. It is Pleasant. It phliio nor other Narcotic nntoo. It destroys Worms .urcs Diarrhoea and AViiul oilblcs, cures Constipation !H tho Pood, regulates tho healthy nnd nutunil Hloop. Mother's Frlonil. k ignaturo of MURPM ITIIIIT, NIW VOU CrTV A JUDGE OP PRIME MEATS always knows just what ho wants, and knows that ho can always got it from our choice stock. If you want a deli cious ronst. steak, chop or cutlet that Is tender, rich and succulent, and cut bv an expert hand, trimmed and got up fo'r your table to suit the Queen's taste, you will always find it at CROSS'S, nnd nt lower prlcoH than von can find It for anywhoro elsu in Salem E C, CROSS SALEM OS PhonolSOl. New Era in House Uullding Kunli Spring, marke I by tho Eastor season, ushers in a nurr era in house hulldliur, and this Spring gives promise of uiiihiiiiI activity. Owners, contract with the finest lumber for frame, roof piiz.i anil imloors. Won't forget, either,, our fnnilillos for prompt dellveiy.1 YaidH near H, P. Pastoiiger depot. Goodale Lumber Cq. NE)W! .sr'ft Ttilophono 5US you OREGON tmr,JTfitwmiim BUSINGS "CABDS O. r ; H:jyACK X3-3S3Sra? 1ST' Succcessor to Dr, J. M, Keeno, c-1 W into Corner, Salem Ore. Parties do siring superior operations "hi1 moderate fee in any branch are Irt otfptclal request Money to Loan On improved farm itiid city prop erty at Jowcst current, rates. TrlC FORD Ovur Ladd &. Bush's Ilank. ' ' " Dr. Gra.ce Albpight Graduate of American School or Osteopathy. : : : Every day excopt Sunday. Ofllco hours I) to 12 n. m; 1 to 4 p. m. Odd Fellow' Tcmplo, Cor. Court aud High triets. Phone. Main 2S81. ALBERT A. JESSUP, ::!ew,acB:KS'7, Phone 1071 ROOMS 1 AND $, QUAY, BLK. ' " I ' hi; "'. ' I I . ' SOUTjE-BROS. Piano Tuners and Reparers PORTLAND QUE. For Salem and vicinltv luavo orders at luo. Will's Music Store. B. R. J01M3B3, Attornoy-at-Lftyv Toledo, OroTon Wa Clerk nf (llreulttiounrnr six years and ha an np-todato aVctractot ail properly in Lincoln rounty. U-17m S. C. STONE 'M. D, Froprlolor of . Stone's Drug Store SALBM.OREGON. Tho storos(two in number) nro lo cated at No 235 and 388 Commercial street, and aro well stocked with a com ploto lino of drugs and medicines,, toilet articles, perfumery, brushos etc. DR. STONE Has had somo 25 yeara experience In tho practice of modlclnu and now makea no charge for consultation, exam ination or prescription, Bottled Beer KlingerA Ucck.Succeosors to BouthSaiero Uotthr. i Works, All orders for bottlod beer will be tilled at thu brewery. Kopt on cold storage Frwi city dollvery. Telephone 2131. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfe Meetn all mall and paesonger trains. Baggage to nil parts of tho city, Prompt service, leiepuono no. uoi. DIBQUE & HOMY lilt White House Restaurant Easy ot access. . Courteous reception. First-class cooking. You enjoy what you order at lo6 State st. I Strawberry Plants X FOR SALE 2C TENNESSEE, very erty, lost bearer, per 100 $1 00. COVERNOIl HOARD, late and lonr bearer, per 100.91.00, DU MAUUIER' Imported slock, late and lost bsarcr, per 100. $2,00. 1 can recommend those as very, fine tested varieties for the table, home mar ket or cannlutr. Delivered af above prices at oxprous or Journal office, By mail add 25c per 100 for poatago. E. HQFJER, Salem, Ore. SALEM LODGES WO l-i IE STICKS Olf JLlvIUHlOA7 Oourt Hberwrxxl Kort.l No, 1. Mtsots KrldiK ulglitsJn Tn r lilook Wm. lluok 0. It. A U ijmwij Heor ; tl-IT.tyi c 0 OFFICE, OITYIHALL. .For,Avato hflrjrico aoply offlce Bills lpuyublu' pionthly In udyuttco -trr v "ir---.--,"- -v- "--1 - - TJ T" Impressing it on I!!m With Emphasis Tu ufiut niir flnn lunnilrv unrk dnoa in the man who is lookiiiK for something exquisite in color ami uniiui nu ins tin-t-n. We aim to make our laundry wor piKirlets In Ixfaiity and In the perfect con dittnn In which We send It home. Send us a "ample bundle and we will sur prife you. New process, new prices. Salam Steam Lfundiy OOLONKI JOlMUTZpr rsoniiKTon, ixJooui DOLiitTaDJiTof mffll," ' 8i0'Ubert7 fit Phone' fitrtat WSll);. n Inn 9.c.n .cdft POMONA1 ajuxoisiA tiEATBS fOltlfUllTLAM) DooW botw4u Btato and (Jonrt Bt. WANTJD, Now today" llnAn ni InoN I AritfartlanmnnU i... n this dolurnn Insoftnn throo tlmosj for 20o 2Bo BOo aivook AUoVsrfouhllnea vi.uu por monui. at 8(imo rate. FOR SALEA horso, food . driver to bustgj or dnder saddle. WeighM050. One mile west of Reform Bchool.P. Mcrhorson. SOSt FARM FOR BALE 8o acrca'lmlHT proved land near ScJo, Or PrlcejI&OO part down, balance on tlmo. TnqtilFa 331 14 th street. 3 30 lm 1TURNITURE upholstered and repaired, mattreseos renovated nnd'lsprings mado urvod. I'nrnltnrn nll.wl In a ..I returned premptly: 4C41I aorifioild aptly.' Uuell,J . orders to F, L. Buell,Jl47 Court St. '3 28 lm FOR TRADE.-Ono iadios' Hartford Bicyclo almost now fori goodsewing machine; also solid gold watch' for fyirm wagon, 2)i bizo proforred. En quire at JOUR.NAI. QfTice. ' " 6-27-lw? V(VTOaoero will bo re colved on lots of fifty cordB or less. Call or address Jodii.vai, office, Balem. 3i2j-tt ; BUY THE BEST.-l offer for salo on easy tortus, tho best three recldence lota In Salem, viz: 00x140 feet at If. E, corner of Court and Cottago streot, for (2500. Tho two lots lying direct ly oast, 51M feet each, fronfon Court streot, for (2000 each. All well sower erfld. J. II. ALBERT. 3 26-f WANTED MAN with horoo and b.ugjty to soil Pasturo Stock Food, Salary (li ior, week and ton per cent on all sales. Farmor preferred. Previous experi ence not essential. Pasturo "Stock Food is tho greatest discovery ovor mado in practical and scientific feed ing, and Is sold on nnabsoluto guaran tee. Steady, pormanont trade easily ostabllshod. Samplo box, sufficient for two woeka feeding, free. Send 25 conts in stamps or silvor to cover ex press charges Pasturo Stock Food Company, 324 Times Building, Chica. go. . .3'r-tf WAITED, To rontwpifortablo small houso in northern part of Salem. Enqulrq R. Journal Office. 3 20 tf. LADY AGENT Your opportunity Hygeia Straight Front and Military Corsota aro money makers. Every woman wants ono. For terms ap ply Dept. D. Western, Corset Co., St. Louis, Mo. 3 18,8m FOR SALE 0 acres, houso, well, ono aero bearing orchard, balance garden, closed in. also 10. acres mostly, young apple orchard aud garden land, both on rural route. SooG. W. Pearmlne 2 miles north oil River road. 8 10 tf. CHOICE furnished rooms for gontlo men, or for man and wifo. Apply' at cornor State and Wlntor Streets, ' 3,13 Ut FOR RENT Cottago on Trade arid High streets. Apply at Thos. Hoi mail, 370 High street, or- Capital Drug store. . 3-6-tf BACiFTiTtHE OLD BTANDi- The farmers and horsemen will . bo glad to know that Arthur Glover the well known horse shoer is back at tlio old stand 60 Stato streot whore he ' a'nd' his partner W. M. Plymalo will shoe your horses or do any blacksmith work needed. 3 6 tf SEED "WHEAT.-OhoIcoDeQai.co and Kinney wheat at the lowest mar kot prices for seed wheat. Brewster A White, Ql Court St. Phpuo 178I. NEW FEED 8T0RE-0Ppo8lteftiqurt houso 011 High Street. A full line of Hour and all kinds of feed carried. Hay and grain bought and sold. Feed chopping douo ut lowest te'.Gtt . our quotations boforo jou buy. Till oiiidJartlott Uraln Co. FARM FOR RENT Six miles south of Salem 120 acres.all undercultlya tlon, good schools. yioartchuroh. Free lRuraldollvoi-V. Qtaln reutJj Addrdsa II. HrCaro JdtnlNXh. ' 2'i tf BIG FIR WOOD WANTED. Call at thdolUcool the Salem Light and Trac tloa coqipfitVt . 1-30-tf FRENCH LESSONS. Given at homo or to class in any part of city. Bora and educated lu France. Lydla Rich, D, Street, Salem, 11 27 ti Wo not only do all .class pf .laundry wdrkbut we clean carpets, clean your ciri.ot and If you you iare sot pleased It will coat you notning, Aruer lean Laiu.dry. 10U Church Bt. Bring your lawn tnowora to Bhipp & llmiMir nml liuv.i llinm aliamflned and overhauled for the spring season, 3 i tf. r n..M,,l.rnrWr.il. 1 iwi,..i-. .,, . lllus are hereby Invited for (urnisbjng 400(1 cords of wood to the! Oregon Bftte Insane AsyJiitilt3,6(K)cotobedelR:er. ed St the "'ill building and 600 cordj at the Cottngi- Farm. TI.eicondlticnBjara that tho w j1 shall lm tut, while u,teea, from that growth, big Ur, well seasoned, an Ideliverel us reiuired, oloselv conloil, without bulkheails Bids will also be reco.vud for4h" delivery o 75 cords of grub oak, at. thH.inaifc building. Bids will be recelvM for-tho whole or any iiart and opeuod at the stato house, at p,mAPI.8ti.DQ0EE V. DUNBAR, 0HA8. . MOOUB, Board of Aylun Trustees. WALTER LYON, , Clerk of Board. 3 8 Imo. " 11 1 1 Proposals for Wood forth 0fi9 fbl for tn bear. Bids are Invited for 400. cords of wood to be delivered at the SoUed not 'Mer than Sept. 16th 1001, upon thttfollowlug coudltloiisi 385 fordaoUlrsl'SrowUi, big fir, out wniIo ., snd " onwl. 35 cords of JMtlitoak.ctit while) areen, and well season i-d. All w0.0 0 . V . , ..... ,. .u.nnnnmv ktraleLt. must ihj 1 ivo. iuuk, y-'v -,".7, l' ol average size, and closely corded-WRh- OUt MIIK IIPSV15. ...ml Bids will be received at the ,P?1 the Butwrlutendeut ol Publw luajroct ion Salem, Ore. until 2:00 P.n.Apr 9, 1001, at which time they will be opes ed by the Board of Trustee The right to reject ot accept all or any part of any bid is hereby reserved 1 By order of jhe J&A&SWp, 1 CLA$N..Witro,lfo!?WntAa(rar, 313d&wia "' - 1 ip ( '! V- .V ' J?51 '