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Newspaper Page TextTfTj ' -"""tg mttogma vi i?m 'W' Q li aarily obtalnablo IkKMMMWlfSc M H through the on of New- yWijL1S mr? I U bro'a Uerplclde, tbo only ijfjlwyi BPAffll I Preparation on th mr- ilMl7,JJ-Jifiy'.)f I t that rcaohea and an- lMJlM7ff I); J f'nlDllaUa th Derm or J wjl(lw )t,( ff ible (or all elp dlt Men. It than ruakel ill drnlT and (ailing hair Im- iolb1e, and oausei a thick, nxurlant crow in to ranlace tba (of mar thin, brittle hair. find It an inestimable boon In them, ai It otk like a Th trAntlniAn will alio charm on bald headi, bringing forth a growth of soft, thick hair that aojone rolohtbe prood of. Uren draggisti proclaim IU vlrtnst, at per the following i Ornct or W. tl. JfnnoitTBOtB, l'rucrlptlon UrngRMt, MARYaVILLE.MulT., 12-19, TO. DtarSirii Uerplclde li certainly n good article, and will do the work in adrerttoed I that li whr we tell It. I guarantee every bot tle, and none ha been retn meil . Plena eenil me another dozen, and oblige, Yourareapect. lully, Y, lI.JUmairmoiD. for Sale t all flrst-Clais Drug Stores. When In Portland try meals Parkin's Hotel Restaurant White cook. Lunch 25 conM Meals a In carlo, 2-2711 journal on fllo. Good Eyery . Day Ware Second lot arrived since Jtui 1, 05 doz. Cups and saucers, ppecial nt OOo u Hot; 65 doz. plates, special at 55c n art, reg ular prico 75c and 05c a sot. - Pretty shape, smooth finish, notclumsy'etrong body. v Coh"eo to suit you bettor limn pncknvo coffee. Try our roaated coffee, three pounds for5Uc. Maliaivfc-Store l'lionoSlll. l'reo Delivery; s ocial news: and views Tho wicl 'IV alitor iiujr be-roachetlrlliiVUKli toli!pliiiieMalnUllfr'mjMa ui, t5p rr. rlmly Nmvs of-fcoOKl nature, txinihiiHl li wh Hbout Saiom iwllplaor vUllori, niid lloms of aoolal lntert bOllrltod. SOCIAL EVENTS. MOVIUY Mr. F-ler leeturei tit Grind Opera Huiih- thin Week, Aprlllpi-ilHUtf-'M Colleges ni -.Music and Oratory ai uuiveridi.v chapel. TUESDAY. April.U A. p.,.U. V. ex- enrr-ion lo I mli'l ml nee. M chant of Venice atSt. Joseph's liiiU. . ': WEDNKSD V Y, April 10 " Hie 0 unty Fair" at the tirand. THURSDAY. April 11. Ilanderchlof Rnzaar at Episcopal Rectory FRIDVY, April 12 Iiilercoll-g.alo Do- hating Cuntoot. Entertainment afr the Unilarlau church. Lo:itlon of Soul and Spl;t. . Mrs. O. S. Fowlor, widow qf the finl ncnt phrenologist, Prof. O. 8. Fowler, ol Now JYork, wilt glvo tho firat lecture of her series of five freo lectures, to night at 8 p m. at the Grand Opera Houso. Mrs. Fowler, ithtcnid, Is the first poon who has dlccoored the ex act location of tho soul and spirit. Bho ia a deop thinker and a maator of pure nology. bho ia stopping at the Willam etto hotel. Tho.Bubject for this evening id ' Phrenology of Soul.uul Spirit " All are cordially invited. Brilliant Local Evtnt Friday evening, April 12th, there- will bo given a.rareliume entertainment by the people of Unuy Church, including iiiubIcuI, elocutionary and other features. Mrs. Halliu I'arribh Hinges, Mrs K. R. Pioor, Mra. H. U Hollaud, Mrs, J. Pur- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 First Appearance of NEIL BURGESS, HIA1SELF, la the Great Revival of The County Fair Same Bit Production That Playel Hew York City 4 Solid Years. See the Great Horse Race Prices 35, SO, 75canl $1,00. Seats on sale at Box Oftlce Five Free. Lectures On lire Its science and Laws as Related to oul-and Spirit By MRS.O.S. FOWLER, widow of the Eminent phrenologist, Prof OS Fowler of Kew York at the GRAND OPERA HOUSE. Monday. April 8th. 8 p. m..-phrenolojy. Soul and Spirit." To all Tuesday. 9in,2.30 p. m., "Natures Laws" Ladies only. Thursday llth S p m , ' The Cleansing of the i..- i ' ""wovement or the Hace." uenue men oaly Kay. I2th. 8 o. m . "Electricity nature's h,. u.'.l! HB' ' hs relation to, and effect upon the Human s stem. To all. aunaiy, Uih. 2:30 n. m . The Attributes of Cod lamia and THE LOCATION OP bOUL AND SPIRIT. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE. TO ALL. Phrenological Exam lajtioa aad health consultations dally from 9 a. m IU1 9 p. m untU April 26th at the WUUmeye Hotel At the close or lecture course classes will te Instructed la the application of Electricity lo curt diseases. BtglnalBg April 16th. 4-3-5tl tnicroun ( is reanon- -.111. iw n ff u rs 0 1 vino, Miss (Jertrudo Stanley, Miss Lena While, Mfua Wlniilo Byrd, Mjse Wads Worth ai d others will take part In the miiBlcal progrnm, And one of tho most brilliant local entertaUnienla ever given in tho Capital City la promlBed. Easter E Market. Eggs In the Salem market aro retailing ni inn i ntun Fnr n nimrtnr. JIllB 10 Cheaper than egs have boon at Easter siasoiiforanumborof yenra, tho price usually ranging from 15 to 2t) centB per lozen The low prico ia explaKied by lm fnnt that caw are more plentiful than for yeara, tho chickbn iudustry having experienced a big growth of recent yeatB. . Lodge Banquet. The Ladies of Viola' lodge, No. 88, Degree of Honor,' A. O. U. V.( gavo a banquet in their hall in llolman block last MondayMivotiiuB when tho A. 0. U. V. lodges 6ro ontortained, after the regular session. A program of music and recitatlonB and aildroaeea by several of the Workmen, preceded tho repaBt, -which was bounteous and elegantly sorvod. Easter Party Miss Altl eaMoi ro o iterUined about twenty of her little friends at her homo nt!W5 Liberty streot Saturday afternoon. .The time was passed in merry games aild several prizes were awarded, the Misses Lucile Cochran and Marie Hofer winning tho first honors. Refreshments wcro Borved and tho Easter party thoroughly onjojed by ho little folks. PEItSOfvAL Wm'. Drown Is in Portland today. W. J. Clarke, of Gorvais.lB in tbo city. 8.T. Itoynolda went to Portland tb'e morning. 8 E. hnnner returned ti bis homo in Brooks Monday morning. A. G. CroBfan and J. J. Roberta todav wont, to thoir Lincoln cotintyMaimH. Mrs. Ollvo England baa gono to Pori land and may resldo thero permanently W. T. Gray, roprepontlng TInzlotorr& Co. of Portland apont Sunday hero with hia family. ' T. J. Sullivan, who temporarily filled tho position of tailor at Chemawa. has been appointed to a Hko position at Pop lar, Montana. Mrs. Ellen Thielson returned to her homo.in Portland Monday morning af- ,ter a visit with her Ron H. TJ. Thlolsen ,of this city. P. If. Feral), of fluffum,' Mlnnotoln, who expects to locate In tho Willamette Valley, went to Rrownsv'il'o today whore ho has relatives MIbb Illnnchn Morean, who line been visiting at tho home of her uncle. Jo. Moyore, left today for hor homo in RakerBfleld, California. Uev. 8. II.. Jones, of .Tnckfonvllle, (Dent Sunday with 8alom friends on bin rti,rn frhm a tour of Europe and left tlila mornlnc for IiIb Fouthern Oregon homo. Atra. n. Powers. Shedd. and Mlpa lloater I'oirue, of Gfangevillo, Idaho, who havo b"n vlaitlng. thoir brother, M. E Pocuo, In this city, went to Shedd this morning. W. II. II. Wtwle. formerly of GurrliiB "ville, who has been at Sodavllle, Linn county, for several inontliP pnit on bp- countnf Mrs. Wndo's health.hns bocoir.e a resident of this city. Rev. G. A. Fchulto.of West Hobokon, Nw .Inraov. sunerintonilont ol tho German Baptist Missions of tho United Slates and Canada, arrived in tho city tbla mornlug.and will tonight deliver a sermon In tho Salem Gorman Raptift church on Cottage ctreot. BRAIN FOOD Is of Little Benefit Unless It Is Digested Nearly overyono will admit that bbb nation wo eat too much meat and too little of vegetable and tho grain's For business men, otllt-e men and clorks and in fact overyono engaged iu jrcentary or indoor occupations, uriu8, milk and vegetables iirinucli mora healthful. Only hiph engaged In a severe outdoor mauuel labor can live on a heavy meat diot and continue in herlth. As a general rule, meat oncu a day is sufficient for all claaeea of njen, women and children, and grains, fruit and veg etables ehould continue tho bulk of food eaten. But many of the most nutricloutt foods are difficult of digestion and it ia of no Use to advice braiu workers to eat largely of grains and vegetables where the di gestion la to weak to aesirallato them proporly. It Is always best to got the beat results from our food that some Mm pie atid tixrnilesa digestive shrnld be taken after mi-ala to assist the relaxed digeathe organs, and several years experience have proven Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tablets to bo a very safe, pleasant and effective dilutive and a remedy which may be taken dally with the best results. Stuart'a Dyspepsia Tableta can hardly be called a patent medicine, as they do not aut on on the bowela nor any par licular organs but only on the food I eaten. Tney supply what weak stomachs lack, pepsin dialaee and by stimulating the gastric glands iucreasu the natural secretion of ii)droch!orio auld. lVoj.le who make a dally practice o taking one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablris alter each meal are to have per fect digettt on which means perfect health. lhere is no danger of forming an in unou habit as the tablets contain ab solatel) nothing but natural digestives; cocaine, morphine and similar drugr have iio nlace in a stomach mediulm anjatuart'a D)Bpu TaUtta are cer tainly the Wt known and uiOat popular of all flomuuhs remedies. Ask your druggist for a fifty eent jk ag ol Stuart'a Dyepe4a I'ableu and afler a weok'H us note the Improve meat in health, appetite and nervou. energy. HOBO ELEMENT . QUITE NUMEROUS The transient class ia Very plentiful in tbo Wlllamotf 6' Vtill6y, mbro eo than It has been for trany'ycarB nt this Boasdn of the year. Among tho hobo element that baa visited this city ia an unusually largo number of youthful, nble-bbdled fcllowB rallying froiuJ4 to 25 yeara of age, a great majority of Whom givo fon tana na their destination. Prior ta this week, scarcely a night has passed but from six to a dozen hobos havo been furnished accomodatlolis at tho Salem city Jail and requoBted to "mdvo un," the following tnorultig. Those nccoino dations will bo no lorigor vbluhtiirlly offered by tho city authorities, Chief Giheoa having given Instructions for tho present not to lodgo in tho Jail n,,y trannlcnt characlor except (or eauso. This isbe!ng dorio iifi a precautionary mcasuro to prevent tho poss'iblo intro duction into thtscnmuiuultyof tliddreitd dlseaeo email pox which is reported to exist at points iu Douglas county, Sa lem's experience with this discaso two yoara ago was an oxpoiiBivo ono nnu ovory precaution will be exereiBcd to prevent u repetition. FOR ST JOSEPH'S HALL LIBRARY "Tho Merchant of Venice" (Trinl Scene) and "A Schetno that Failed" will be given at St Joseph's Hall uoxt Tuesday (tomorrow) evening. Admis sion 25c. So great is tho demand for tickots that n full dres cd rehearsal nnd complete program will bo given tonight for children. Admission 10c. Should any cousldorablo number of thopo hold ing tickets bo unable to get admission on Tuesday night tho entertainment will bo repeatod Thursday night. Doors open at 7 o'clock. FLOURING MILLS TO BE REBUILT Work began today on rebuIldinglho Saletn raillfl. W. A White of Oregon City will superintend construction. Contracts havo been lot for, materials and labor. Tho noir building will bo CO x75 feet, tlireo stories. Tho capacity will bo 250 barrels a day instead of 400 as in tho old mill, but this is believed largo enough to handle the crop at Salem. There Is need of this mill as Salem dealers are shipping in carloads of mill feed, chlcke'n feed, chop, hay, Ptraw nnd grain. IN THE MATTER OF CRYING. While Weeptnit In QultW Natnrml, It May He "Cured" In Children. It cornea natural to every woman to pity a child when It hurts Itself. Bo tho misadventure big or little, tho mother Immediately takes the llttlo ono in her arms nnd In hor most eympa thetlc, pitying toneB tries to eolaco it And of courso the child concludes something tcrriblo has happened to It nnd cries, vigorously. A llttlo bnby If pitied can soon bo brought to n weep ing state when notbluir whatever Is tho matter with It. Just call up your most tender, sympathetic tone; nsk him that tlmo honored question, "Did they boos tho baby?" and the llttlo lips will begin to quiver, the mouth to droop, nnd booh n wall breaks forth that Is meant to In dicate that "they" did. Of courso children will cry some times. Crying Is nn Institution that cannot bo dotio nwny with. Crying, inoro or less, Is expected with tbo advent of the llttlo stranger, but the more or less depends largely on the parents. A child can bo laughed Into a good hu mor. Instead of pitying hi in nt tho nu merous little hurts ho gets, those that aro rcnlly of no Importance, treat them us a good joke. Laugh nt them, und tho baby will quickly laugh with you. It doesn't take long to chase tho tears away. Besides doing away with n lot of unnecessary crying It teaches him not to mind llttlo hurtfl and devel ops a brave, manly little fellow. This docs not apply to ncrlous mishaps, but to thoso numerous llttlo bumps which youngsters aro continually gottlng aud which a llttlo pity quickly magnifies Into something of Importance in child ish eyes. Never giving a child nnythlng ho cries for Is another excellent way to nip In tho bud tho crying habit. If it Is proper for him to havo, promlso it to hint when ho stops crying. Reword his good behavior, not his bad. Of courso If bad habits In this direction nro form ed, It Is bard to correct them. But such discipline observed from tho beginning will make crying an Infrequent per formance In tho homo where tho youth ful monarch reigns. Philadelphia Tele graph. Bean a j KM Vm Km Afwars Bctijfct SJguitaro of DIED. BAXTER. At the family homo in Yew Park, Sunday, April 7. ll01. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mra.'W. E. Bax ferV Funeral service will bo held at the residence Tuesday afternoon and burial will be had in the I.TJ. 0. F. cemo-ery BORN. WILLIAMS At the East Salem. Friday, Mr. ami Mrs. C. daughter. faml'y homo In April 5. 1001, to K. WlllianiB, a Caught a Dreadful Cold Marion Kooko, manager forT. M. rhompwn a large Importer of fine mil linery at I(VS8 Milwaukee Avenue, Chi.ago. eavs: "During the late svere werther I eautrht a draailfnl cold which kept mi awake at night and made me unfit to attend my work during the day. flnn nt mv mllliriHri waa taklnK Cham- I rrlain's 6ugh Remedy for a severe 0Ml hi runt mil", wmuu wemm j neve her so quickly that I bought som (or myself. It aclwl like magic and I Imirrtn t improve at onee I am now unttreiy well and fel yrry nliael to aeWnowlwIe Its merlta. for sai ty f. G. Haas, Druggist. c&&m&& Take your wheal to Bhltip AHatiMsrl and have it oleaned' or repalrel. Rl ling eeason li almost here. 3-4 tl. .AikxaWA HOTtL ARRIVALS'. 'A 'V Willamette 0 II Poolo, Rortorr. ilLGibhs, Eugene. Oil Ransom, S. F. PC Duncan, Portland, It. HrnenligiW, dinao. J C. Kennedy, N, Y. M 0 Gregory, Roscburg. J JDalrvmplo and wife,,8alom, John 0 Grifllth and wife. Salem. Jos. H Albert and wlfoJ-Shtom.' O E Krausso and wifo, Salem. l.oiils Urillitli, Silem, Helen Ktiuiape, Salem. Hal D. Patton, Salem Mrs Hal I). Ration. 8alonn ,g, Dr. Richardson and wife Salem. MIosRIchardsot1, Salem. L R Mandel, S. F. ltobt F Roid, S. F. .. .7 E J Howes. Grand Rapids Mich. A A Fray, Woodstock, Ont. Bed Time take a pleasant herb drink, tbo next morning I" feel bright and my com ploxidn ia bettor. My doctor Baya it acta gently on tho stomach, llvor an kidneys, and ia a pleasant laxative It is mado of herbs, and is prepared na pjibIIv an ton. It in called Lano'a Medi cine. All druggists soil It at 25c. rind 50 eta. Lano'a Family Mcdlclno movea the bowels each day. If you cannot cot it, Bend for freo sample Addreea, Orator F. Woodward, Loltoy, N. Y. CJs-irfTOIlIA.,, Bean the t Tha Hind You Hart Always Boqjit Blgsatnro T&c&tt of Take your wheel to Bbipp A HotiBor and have it cleaned 6r repaired Ruling Beaebil is almost here. 3 4if I,oveIr Philanthropy. Mrs. Brown We am going to give n progressive euchre for tho poor. I lovo to do something for the poor. Mrs. Jones So do I. I lovo to play progressive euchre for them. Brooklyn Life. Deafness Cannot te Cured bv local applications as thoy cannot reach tho d le eased portion of thneae. Thero ia only ono way to euro doeoar af and thnt is by constitutional remedies Deafncna ia cauacd by nn- hillamed con dition of tho mucous lining of the EiiRlai-hlan Tube. When this tubo Id inflamed you havo a rumbling Bound or imperfect hearing, nnd when It is entirely closed deafncBS la tho rcault, and unless the inflammation can bo taken out and this tube restored toils normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever; iiitid cahotf out of ten aro caused bv Catarrh, which Is nothing but an inllamud condition of tho mucous eurfuces. ' Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot bo cured by HbII'b Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, freo. F. J CHENEY A CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druggists, 76c. Hall's Family PHIb nro tho best'. Farm for Sale. 2(10 .teres one mllo south of'Porrydale, Polk Co., on road to Dallas. All tillable and, 200 acres under cultivation. Good house, burn, cow tamo, anil wagon snou. Good well nnd cistern nt tho hoilN), and stork Hhed near by. Plenty of all kind? ol fruit, nnd young orchard of WHO apple trees, 800 bearlne, bahinuo 2 and 8 years old. Prico $35 per acre, one half caid). balenco on good terms at (I per Cent in terest. Apply on premlfes. S20w.tfd.llt Z.IIOWE New Bicycle Shop complete new shop, with the flncrt lathes and machinery known to modern mechanism where wo can repair am kind of a wheel, or build an intlndy new bii'vcle l'liis is in charge of If M Edgar, inachiuist Mitchell, Low In A. btaei Co., hall block WiHt Hii-li's Rank OASTOKIA. Bean tho ' m Mna '"" "arc Mff3;s B?Hni BIgnatnro of m& TODAY'S MARKET I'OhTlAM April 8. - Wluill ..ill nominal Walla Walla. 7 Flour Portland, best gruile .70 $3.0. Graham 2 tiO. OatB Choice While V per cental : gro $1.20 eft 22,' percentul. Mil 'stuff Urau, i(l(H); shunt, 17 50 Hay Timothy-, 12Gil2tt per ton. Onions ?2.25 lo 3 Potatoea 45 to 55c per sack. Butter Rest dairv, 18jj20; laney creamery 20$ to 22c Store II to J per pound, Eggs-Oregon, ranch I'd to 1!1 per dor.. Poultry Chickens, 3 CO to6 00; hunu 5.00 to 0.00 : turkeya, live 10 to 1 lc. Mutton Dressed, 0)4 to 7c per pound Hogs Dressed7c. iwr ound. Beef Topateora..fiOOIJJjcows.tl 50 .dressed beef, 7 to 8c. Veal Dressed. 84 8 c. for small. Horn flfii7o. for 180!) orot). 12W to kc for new crop Wool Valley, 1012c; FaBleri 'ire gon, Ur'o; Mohair, 26 Hides Green, ii'twl H Ht . under fiO IbB, 7(88) ; slioej" olf 3Jc HALKM MAKKaT. Wheat 58 oiinds and ur. 50 Wcol, 1.1 to KJc, Mohair, 'ifo Hope 11 to 15c OatB 38c. to 10c Hay Baled, cheat. 7; tun hy lf(4 I0 Eggs llfJMUtfc Flour Iu .ultalf loU, J.0"; retail 80c sok. Millstuffs-IUan, fl7; shorts 110 60 Hogs Dressed, ()). Live cattle SU-ore. 4to4tf .eow's, .60 to 14. Bheai 4. gross Dieut-ed Veal 7 qeiil. Butter Dairy, I'M to 15o; urcameiy, 22. Poultry Hens ior lb., 8. PotaUww 20 36c Apples flOOdif 1.25 CM, Eppley, east Mate street is of fering 12c for eggs. r. COUGH SYRUP, euros Jlacklntf (Juugbs, Bore Lungs, Bronchltix Grlppo, I'noiitnoiila auu an novero lunguucununn. Why then risk rorimp tion, ft slow, Biire death ? Take warning; I A'-t nf onoel Buy a bottle ol Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, n doctor's preaoription, used over 50 years. 1'rKv, only 80 ceiiU. Iiwfat on liaving IU Don't be im posed upon. Itefio tho dealer's BubeUtutejH w not aa good w Dr. Bull's. Salvation Oil eun KhtunuiUo Acnes ana ! nt CM. n es KpfT ,.! .Jiff , M,,di,ltfiiJti ri .niii!lr- ASTORIA W. --SHS .j- jr TIT JT ANtgclable Pr cpnmlioitror-As -slmilallng thcFood andRcdula -ling llw Stomachs and. Bowels of Promotes DigcsHon.Cliccrful ncss and Rcst.Conlatns neither Opuim,Morfllunc norMuvcraL Not "Nauc otic . l!MarotDrS.U-!VELttrCiaR Urrytivi Sent AlxSnvui IKnpSrJ CtmifdJUonr hfoHyrrm naivr. Apetfccl Remedy forConsupn lion, Sour Slotnach.Diarrliocn Vorins .Convulsions .Feverish ncss mulLoss OF SLEEP. FncSumtc Si'nnture oP NEW YORK. exact copy or wrapper. Don't Ask Me About the whlrkey told by Roem. It would take mu too long to tell of Hh good quulitiefl; bill alien you nro look ing for genuine AI whlrkey, bramlv, g'n Wine or roirdlalH, don't go past Rngerh' door, 'loin Howe wbirki'y In 10 yeiira old, mellow, fruity, pure, desirable. f. P, Rogers 2IHIW2 Coiiiiucri'fnl Hlrei-I fW Wholewnlc and Itftail 'Iquor ilialei SOMETHING JF- W. 3inili llll'l liitih , . KERN INCANDESCENT OAS BURNER loCblmnov, noblackoniHl Mantles Olvos !W candle power per foot of gus consumed. Sovoral sizes. W havo iu stock tho No t h truing omif Kit tier hour and giving a .15 candle power light for !M0 of ono cent p ir hour. Al-o tho .No -, giving 70 candle power at a cost of (M0 of a cent per hour INVEHTIQATE THKM Salem Gas lAglit Co, Chomokota St. Plumbing and Roofing Make your contract for plumbing eatly to n-nr the best Job for the least money. : :: j : : A MKTAL ROOF on your building is durable aud i!conomlcnl, will jiroleet your properly Irom lire iu udjol g building and ought to ruduun tun cont of iiibtirance. : ',','. '' , ' ' s A (IXLVANIKKI) IRON SKYI.I'tllT is Tgliler and stronger than wood, guurantoed not to leak. Mutlinatnn fiirnlsliwl ami lliw l"t of woik promptly nerformeil by BURROUGHS PHONE IOI1 THE " FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM OKEGOH " A ffrst-olass pilvatetuwpilal for the trealment of i-hrouie and suighal cahes. Ruilt the pant year eopwially for thw purp.j for which it m . , .... ll.. 1,... ...... I ...tl.,,. fi.nr lili.ika III llld .UHllltllMI liart USUil V.OII VVIII'llllT Hiuanl niii.n. ' -" - . of tho city. The moat modern (uniMliiiitf' nn I htterl aplillancen tbrouglioitt the building. Heal. I by hoi nal-r and lighted by gat. and elcctlclty. Here the alek can hav the coii.foris nf an elngMiit private homo, combined with all the adaiilHK""'f geinral l'"l"'ul wltjloilt the noise, confiihion, and publUity aiteiMlinu ore. Ontaldf phyafeiatiB bringing caj.es in twateJ nith the niwl;i iourM'.Hnd usHlated in operations if rfqueated. For terms ni.d ftuilrr inforuia tlonwrlte or apply peimnwlly. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WBLCOMUD BEIWl'UN 2 AN P.M. . Any Man Can Shave Himself With a.... Star Safety Ifltaor In fact you could wanted to. R. M. WADE cSz CO SALEM For Infants find Childron. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use Over Thirty Years IRIA ynt omtiin oompnt. hw yob oity. A JUDCIJ OP PWIME MIIATS aUvliyn knows just what bo wants, and known that ho can alwnya got It from our choice Block. Ifyo.i want a dell cloua roat. steak, chop or cutlet that Is tender, rich niui succuieiu, auu cui oy an expert hiitid. trttnined and got up fur your tnuiu to sun mo viuoens iiisiu, you Ill alwaVB find It nt CROSS'S, and at lower prices tlmii vou can auywhoro elno In Suluin E, C, CROSS SALEM OR Phono 201. New Era in House Building Each Spring, innrkel bv the Easter ronton, ushers Iu a neT era in Iioubo hiilldimr, nnd thlH Spring gives promlso of nnicuitl Hi'tlvllv Owners, controct urn, wrc'iilernund all Interehtnil hIioiiIiI hear In mind our yards are well Blocked with the fluent lumber for frame, toof pi kjt i and iliilivirn Don't (nrget, either, our fnollMliiH for prompt delivery. YwnU niwr . P. PiiHtuiigiir depot. Goodnlc Lumber Co. NEW! Tolephorio Ba f & FRASBR lOl BTATK not cut yourself if you we navel nem. OREGON I Bears the t I Signature Ajp 1 jt IJr For I lUHd u BUSINESS CARDS O, H. MACK Succcrseor to Dr, J. M, Kcono, of White Corner, Salem Ore. Parties vdo, siring superior oratujil4 at modorato fee iu any branch are in especial request. Dr. Grace AlBright Graduate of American School of Osteopathy. : : : Kvory day except n. l.iu nrrntit SnniluV. Dlllr.n i x . .:. ..., ... n .i nniiru ii in i-z n. in : 1 ill i. in. vuii Fellows' Templo, Cor Court and High tncip. Iiione, juain azoi. ALBERT A. JESSUP, Phouu 1071 ROOMS 1 ANU 3, OKAY BLK. Piano .Tuners and Hopaiici-a PORTLAND ORI). I lor riaiom anil vicumy leave oniorn hi. Geo. will's music btoru. B. F. JQNES, Attornoy-nt-Uaw Tnlndo. Ordoon I ui leik of Clranlt Coiutrot U yaaib anil ha an on lolaie tlmlrarl oi all proiort tn Lincoln itmiiiy ti-l7m s. c ste.nie: Wl' D. I'roprliiorof Stone's Dfu'g.'SWe SALUM OREGON. Tho stores(two in nutnbor) aro lo cated at No. 235, atid, 381 Commercial ir.wii ami nn wiill afnrkod with a com pleto lino ol (1i;uijb nnd niedlcines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes ole, DR. STONE Has bad eomo 25 years experience in mo practice oi ui'nunuo "" "w makes no charge forcoutultatlon, exam imUlon or j)roucrIptIon - Bottled Beer Klingci A Ueck.Succeaaora to BoulhSalem liottlin Works. All ordors forboltlod'beer'wlll bo tilled at tho brewery. Kent on cold Btorago. Free cltv delivery. Tolophotw Mini. CAPITAL OITT Express and Transfei Meotn all maii and passoiigor trains. Rnggago to all parts of the city. Prompt service. Tclopnone No. 851. . 'DISQUE A IIOMVKR White House Restaurant Kaby ol access. Couttcout reception. First class cooking. You enjoy what you older ai 1o6 State st. GLORGEBROS. Pmp WALLPAPER New up to datu slock of wall paper lint received. Our prices will compoto with all com ix tltors , , You can rave motley by trelng our slock bofdrli you order your painting or papering done. .... ,, rMItiuifVn I'licerliilly furiiUhod for all work In our Mil.-. LEMMON a BURI 105 State Strrot. Strawberry Plaiite X, FOR SALE X TENHCSSEB, very early, loni bearer, wr 100 ci no. GOVEHMOHIIOAHD, late and loni bearer, tcr 100, 51.00. DU MAUKIEK' Imported stock, lata anil loaf bearer, per 100. $2.00. I can recommend these an very t)no ttMted varieties for the table, homo mar ket or canning. Delivered at above irimta nt HxiirAHR or Journal olllce. Ry mail mlil 25c er 100 for ioBtago. E. HOFER, Salem, ore. . . SALEM LODGES KOKKtJTlCWe OK .MHlOA Court Hborwoou. Korea No. lw. MeU Krt.U' uu. m In TnniM liiiiok Wiu. buck c. b llrji. J1 t. U U 't oFirioK, oity;hall. For water fcorvlco uuply ut iittlce Hills payable rnjjtitlily In advance Make all couirjlulnls at (lie nflU IAN W coHjiJr, Lily White and Just as ipotlwid and tmmaaulatw as the Mailer floner jou will find linen laundered at the Balem blemn laundry. ItMulfaiilineas aud the natUfautloii that ene knows he pruMjnts an Jrrenrottchable ni poaranoe give Hi erer tHaloomfort pot derivable from waihlng and Ironing hlftlefcsly iline. We await your Eaater oriiera Salem Steam Laundry COLUXKl. i. OLMwIu, rHOi-JUKTb. UAKODI V nmttiD. LOU. Plwnc-tl 520 Librt7 BUMt I M Salem Waier Co., i. i r f iei "H O. C T. Go's'' PABrtENUKR HlKAIttlJll P0MQLA LKAVKti FOH POnT.AD 'Joally nicepl Sunday m 8 i ml -4 UOICH IlME ANU Gllgil ItATKd. Ui ck between Htale an Cowt HU, M. T BALDWIN, Anf il It WANTED Advortlomonta flvo tint Ih frl.ln Mnliimn Imm..wa. 4 1 oo or loss roe tlmoo for 2BOa, BOo a wook 1BI.GO mohth Alljovor f Ivo linos at o nor rate oarno WANTED Man to work ou my farm. C. D. Jamoauu, Zena, Or... . 4.0.3tc WANThD. A gir.1 or womaq tp doh. i oral, hotifowork. Innuiro at Cronlro-, Studio. r . . S 03t . FOR'8ALTJ.Twdn.nv6;icadfgoaTiT 12 nannies nnd 13 w ethers. Apply, to W. O. Hubbard, 13th and Leslie Bts. Salem. 4 5.1vf DO YOU DRIVE7-H so youwpnUhoJfc btinotlt.ol our fiuo stock ilarnwa. Sad-, dies, hips and Roboa, w.e liayo tho - linat nf ,wprvtlilni In nil r linn.' Xl ' atate Street F. K. Shafer. 4 -1 - tt ' FOR TRADE A solid gold watch for farm wagon, 2 elzo prelerred. En v quire at Jouunal otiico. 4-l-8t j FARM FOR SALE 8o acros uhlm- proved land near Scio, Or. Price ?500 4 part down, balance on tlmb. Itiquiro i 331 Uth atroot. 3 30 1m FURNITURE upholstered and ropairod, ' mattrosecB renovated and springs ,f made good, Furnituro.called for ,andi returned promptly. Call or send orders to F, L. Buell, 147"Court St."" 3 281m WOOD WANTED.-offora- wilt bo re ceived on lots of fifty corda or leas. Call or address Journal oflico, Salem. 3-27-tf BUY THE BEST. I offor for ealo on easy terms, tho beat three residence lota in Balem, viz: 00x140 feet at N. E, corner of Court and Cot(ago otrnut, forf2600. Tho two lots lying direct ly oast, 01i fret each, front on Court street, for $2000 oach. All well sower r.i. J. li. aT.HKRT. :t.2ftTtf IVA BTIsn rAMu'llli linran anil hnor to BellJL'aflturo Htocx Food. Salary tit per week and ton per cent on all Bales. Farmer preferred Previous oxpori onco not essential. Pasture Stock Food ia tho greatest dlBCOVory over made in practical and sclontifla feed ing, ami 1b sold on an absolute guaran , tee. Steady, permabeut trade easily established. Samplo box, aufflcient for two weeks feeduiK. free. BendS centB ln.atatups or silver to cover ex-j press charges. Pasture Stock Food Company, 324 rimed Building, Chlca. ' go. 3 21-tf WAN l'Ep. To rent comlortable small liousu ill northern Piirt of Salem. 3 20 t(. Eii(iiire R. .Iouiinai Ulllcu LADY AGENr Your opportunity- llygum Straight Front and Mibtiry CorretH ato iuoih) tnakurn Every umiiiiti unniM line, l'or terms an ply De Louie, ept. p. rt eHiern Uuraii U , Jaj Md. 3 lBjrfn jl' ivell, onolL m . ii FOR SALE p acrd, liouae, wen, one aero bearing orchard, balance garden, closed iu, aUo 10 acres mostly young apple orchard aud garden hind, both ou rural route. chhiG. W I'earmlueS miles north oil River road 3 10 tf. CHOICE furnished rooms for gontlo men, or lor mail and wile. Apply at corner Btutu and Winter Streets. 3 13 Iff FOR. RENlVCotlago on Mill and' . lllJh.Btreuta. Apply at I'hos innn,f37ii; High street, or Urfig 'store.' Caprtillt 3-6.1I' " NEW FEED STORK Opposite court houso on High Street. A full Hub of Hour aud all kinds of feed carried. Hay and gruiu bought and sold, reed chopping douo at lowest rates. (Jet our quotations before you buy. Till son, liartlett drain Co. FARM FOR: RENT-BJx. ni of Salonil20cnja alt &m ilea -..south driilAr ctlltlva Hon, good bcIiouIs r." j-f.'i.Tv." 1UUIB. liear.cmiruu.-, now RtirardrSliVei y. Oraln rent. Addroea II. 11. Caro JouitNAi i it UlCLKiH WOOD WANTED.-Oall at ., in . .f .1... o..ln... f I..I., .n.l Tran. mo omcu oi mo onioiu i.muw ..m ..-v-tloii company. l-SOrti. , FRENCH LESSONS. Ulyon at homa nr In iiIhhb III atlV nan oi cur. iuiu and educated in France. LiVUIB IHCll,j 11 27,tii D. Street) Salem, Rrlng your lawn mowers to olilpp A-. Jlauner and havo Iheui sharpened and overhauled for tho spring tcason. 34 tf.... w .' 'If ' . . ' J $8000 or 4 ter ceo upoa Fundlof boals for UI. ' y of (iiiUp'lpdttnei, Oregon, fin o ailll an tuHlbiaiive W Council on March 10, 1W1,I the oiUije oi Wvavj .....t fnr nliMrintioiia. Huhecriptloiis will be received in tho iwy. .. "" - . lollow log l'"nJ,u"" " VXmoo the purchaser: t&O, 100. CTW; lnteroatpayablekeiul """"i'ty; "nd8 payable on or before April 1, IVIW I'riuciiial and interest payable In U. H. Oold Coin. i .1 r .1,. llin lust itw-.l valuatlouof the City of lmloiMUM once was ui.K!' "ib total LUblhtloH of the Elty 8t!?,; lumiU will be lamed My I, lOQlV ImtilHted Alirll 1. 1001. BuNaripuons reeelvod atT.lK JouMif olllce, In Salem. J. L. &TJC IKTON, Mayor.' II. M. I iw, Oity Recorder. 3 38 lm d rt? " UUa for WeftJ at Oiecoa School for B4. J .(iriivwl a: lite U'1n'nlW,Lir not Inter than AiiteiiiWr 15 IDOl, for ill, or part of same. A 'w"W ... flr 100 ird ol law woirih fl.r,,t lOd oords ofbcond groth nr nm llllltlttV. .. .. 18 qords of grub oak ol tnecliutu wip. 6 oords of iMMlyoak. stralgM spj . All of this h1 to b.cu In fwr foot. lengllii from iwnu grvmi " ;v- --a lw ilowlv cordl viUiout u k I'WJ? nuUio 1 seTAto the JhipMiiiiendoBt f P ibl c In.irnc.leu and wllJUopoiig "' """ J L. OARTEli, Huperlnteodeaw 1 3d-w s-wtl llrlug Hauaur overhnu ' - ' your lau m5er vyoi m aVd have tbeS tirjM?iS2 .oclhsjKl8g? V-4 - " M T$ a fl rCii t m8 x .li .. 4 Tn irttmStr UjtJM,