QltiffifJiimtntlto
imM-uuM iwrtnll liwiiim iwwr wiwi
GrowHi W&A
I 0HaIrilF nil
j the chiof adjunct Ufl-rv I
I of baauty.Is now Jy9"s I
the chiof adjunct
of baauty.Is now
phcul within tho
innnti nf nmrvnlin
I iy means of Ncwuro's Hcrplclilq, a
new sclentltlo dlicovery that crteo
tunllr drstrojs tho microbe responsi
ble for nil scalp diseases.
It not only makes dandruff and fall-
liiK litiir thlnes of tho past, but tnlit-
J urates tho ha!
KSt
ilr
root.
thick growth to supplant tho old thlu
. vuwa.un.u pyin
causing a sol
".
and brlttlo one. Hero
U what ono
nappy woman says:
in
imp nhv.tMan lift .ErOUIllV
lleniiclile to me, ana alter ioimw iuur y
DllcAllons my hlr suprd falling, ana It
""! .' SP. 5 lJliSi..l ."'"..
leu Willi uauviuui vi wiiii-ji - y ,J
ntfe I hTO cattle to prnlie Newtiro
JUU.MABI UHHIIIU.U.
for Sale at all first-Class Drug Store.
t "
Whn In P irtUnd try meals
PArkfn's Hotel Restaurant
Whim rook. Lunch 31 cents,
journal culUe.
Meals alarnrte,
S-27tf
Does it Pay
Hj get your coffiw, teas, etc
nt a ten
AtorfaV
We nay first. YES; second,
goods will Bpuak for themselves to
our guarantee.
tho
(111
No ono can counl our Willamette
blond, 3 lbs for GO conta. You will savo
10 conta on tho 3 lbs. nnd tho qtieation
is will it bo as freah aa oura?
Wo roait twico a week.
Oitr 15 cont coffoo will take tho placo
of the packngo coffoo; what does that
mean?
Try tho goods and bo convinced.
Yokahama Tea Store
207 Cotnuioroial St. Salem, Or.
l'liono 2411. I'roo Dollvory.
(Social news
Z9 Mb VIEWS
The soolt IV odltor may be reached through
loleplioun Main I) II from tf.HO a. m, to 5 p in.
dally. Notvs of social niituro, personal
news about tjalcm people or Tl.llors, and
Itums of noclal inleroit solicited.
PROMISE.
Once more of Juno a promise fair
Is waited t i tho balmy air;
'Tin whispered soft on every breeze
That BAtjpa the vorduro tlnttd trres.
The skies aro blue; the rosea blush. .
Their sighs porfumo tho nooutido hush,
Thon nature showora her bounties sweet,
And life is happiness complete.
And yot wo know that Juno may parch
The thirsting earth, while from the arch
Abovu ii, through tho woury days,
The sun still apoeds relentless rnyu.
But wo dream on of truest bliss,
Tho day to come o'er shadows thii,
Life's joyB which touch tho heart most
deop
Aro promises llfo cannot koop
Society Women In Business.
Tho right of a society woman to enter
into business In competition against wd
men w ho havo toearn their living ia indis
putable. Tho fact thut a girl Is born rich
mid is a memlior by right of n select
social circle does not deprive her of
tho right to mako the most of her op
portunitics. But thero are certain con
uldorntions that have hitherto Inclined
rich women to leave to tholr less for
tunate sisters tho gainful occupations. If
tho rich wpman does not happen to bo
fond of society, a thousand avenues of
diversion aro open to lior which are
cloned to tho women who has to make
her own way in the world.
Tho two woalthy Now York women
who are about to engage in trade will
draw customers from their lesi distin
guished rivals In business. This fact
does not affect their legal right to on
gago in trado, but it will affect tho pub
lic judgment upon their exercise
of their right. It is not probable that
tho.gxampla those two rLob. women have
netwilhbe extouiively followed. While
rich wtjinua may invests part of their
money In motliita cyahlUjbtneuts, they
will to in grow weary of tho'- details of
buslnejs. The disinclination of womon
to acquaint tlmmxilvos with the details
of houtekeeping lo an extant which en
able them t inioHigoutiy superintend
their own households does not hold
out jnuoh promltd that tho fortunate
few who do not neal. tawprk will ever
besnmq a pcerUlaiit in any oeotipa
tlon as to sertonly in naee (he
pMperlty oj wo w whom dire ne
ressttv has driven to lahmoutt well'
pations.
One Solitary Woman.
A woman has leen arre&tod in Denver
ou a charge, of fraudulent voting. The
despatches say it is the firet rate ou
record. Wumen have been voting In
Colorado fgr eight years' in Kansas for
fourteen, In Idaho and Utah for five,
and In Wyoming for twenty one. II
during this lime puly. Que worn has
been 'charged w Uh frautlulynt voting,
A great many men in Denver, are
37 I
B til TO
M llcnilclde.
charged with having voted fraudnlontly
at tho Bftuio election; 201 men aro under
Indictemont for oloction franda in St.
Louie alouu; while at a recent election
in Philadelphia tho number of fraud
ulent votes rnet la anld to liavo mounted
up into tho thousands. Dioro is hardly
a largo city in which more or less illegal
votiuu does not go on. This is not re
garth d by anyone as a proof of tho un
fitness of all uion to voto; but no Boonor
is ono solitary woman charged with
illegal voting than tho fact ia telegraph
ed from ono end of tho country to an
other, uud quoted seriously aa ft roason
why all womou should bo debarred from
tho ballot box.
Secretary of tho Navy Long says ho
has never yot heard nn argument
againpt woman suffrage that was not an
iubulttothu intelligence of n ton yeVtr
eld boy. Cortoinly this particular
objection would como undor that head.
Amck8tenj: Dlackwkm,.
The O. C.T. Co. oxcurs'on steamer to
Unveiling Champoeg monument leaves
tho dock nt 8 n. m, returns nt 3 p. ui.
Secure tickets early.
PERSONALS
0, W. Darby waB in Tumor today.
Hon. W. E. Rurko, of Portland,
was
in Balem today.
Q. L Hunt, a Stayton merchant, was
in the city today.
Miss Mary Stlnsnn is visiting with
friends In Portland.
T. K. Shaw, of Newberg, waa a Salem
business visitor today.
Ellis Purvine waa in Jufferaoa today
In tho interest of Win. Brown A Co
Ohas. Bonson left this nftornoon for
tho mining rogions of Wallace, Idaho
0. E. Kooator, nlghtwatchman for the
town of Gorvals, waa in Salem today.
Mrs. V. 0. Brock, of Wasco, is in tho
city, tho guost of Mrs. 0. L. Parmonter.
'0. B. Irvino bin roturned Irom a trip
t) Southorn Cnlifornia and Now Mexico
Mrs. Q. U. Brown left today for on
oxtonded visit with frienda In San Fran
cisco. Kov. and Mra. N. Shupp havo gone to
Portland to attend tho conference of the
Evangelical church.
W. E. Connor has returned to Ash
land after a visit with his father, Land
lord Conner'nf tho Willamette.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Johiieon, of
llopnor, aro visiting in Salem, guestB of
A. F. McAtue and It. It. Willard.
Mrs. Oswald West went to Portland
Tuejday evoneug where hIio wus called
on account of tho serious ill ioss of her
undo.
Governor (leer returned today Irom
Astoria, where ho attended tho funeral
of Mrs. U eer 'a father, the lata J. C
Trultlngor.
Mrs. J. W. Wlthrow was brought to
tho aylum Tuesday afternoon from Eu
gono. Tlio'woman Is 35 years of ago tiiid
is tho wife of a Eugene bur tender.
Bishop H. Dubs, of Chicago, nrrivud
at 5 p. in. uud will prouuh in tho United
Evangelical church, corntr of Cottage
and Couter streots, this evening at H
o'clock.
Miss Ethel ltaymond, Salem'B talent
ed young pojirano, went to Portland,
Tuesday evening, where tonight she
sings at a concert at tho Taylor Btreot
M. E. church.
Seedless raisins aro down to throe
nouuds for a quarter, apparently nice
fruit put up in paper ono pound pack
ages. Tho raisin trust is unable to
mako tho millions consume raisins un
less thev are dirt cheap. Whon tho
trusts oppress the people thoy low or
tho consuming power of tho masses
and tholr product ia worthless. The
peoplo rapidly learn to do without. The
exuetions of the big trusts, like Bait,
sugar, stool, oil, and transportation
koi tho masses uuablo to feed all tho
hungry mouths on luxuries they would
othorwlse consume. Tho trusts are eat
ing up the trusts.
i ' n t
The New Broom Sweeps Clean.
A large lot of now brooms just received
from tlie largest lactory in mo country.
A first-class broom, cheapest in tno city,
quality" coiifcideied Branson & Bagan.
' Timid "Woiuuu, Calloui Ilrnt.
There Ia nil F street real estate man
whoso pretty home Is In ouo of the
pleasontcst streets In the older part of
town. He la Just au ordinary mnn,
with no particular sympathy for tho
fears of uevvous women; he hits been
married 15 years, and his wlfo is one
of those womon who fairly revel In all
sorts of painful Imaginings and fright
ful forebodings. She always makes
hor will whon she starts ou u Journoy,
nnd she nevor falls to forgive nil her
enemies before sho trusts herself he
hlud any kind of ft horse, "fhero baa
not beon a nlg)t In nil the 15 years of
hor married lifo that sho hasn't olthor
smelted smoke or heard burglars. Last
week, In tho middle of one night, the
husband felt the familiar pinch which
for 15 years boa calloused his nnn. He
heard tho familiar voice say the samo
old werds:
"Oh, Charles! Do get upl I smell
mote!"
A usual, for nftor 15 years of that
sort of thing even an ordinary mnn
loarns not to argue with a woman, he
climbed obediently out of bed and wont
to the window. The street below was
full of people, and a tiro engine waa
outline away at the corner.
"Oh, Chariest" called the wife. "Is
the boiihe on flrel"
Fifteen yearn have made Charles'
feelings as callous as his arm
"Yes," said he brutally; "thank good
ness the house Is on flre nt last Now
perhnps you'll stop worrylng.M-Wasb-
Ingtou Pot
DON'T
TOBACCO SPIT
and SMOKE
YotirLlfeawayl
You can U cured ot any tatm ot toUaeea u1bjj
edly. be mute wejl, strjwt;. $ J"J?
sew life nJ tor ty Uktag KO-TO.BAO,
that makes weak ma ;. if"SVt
ten pounds ia lea dsjs. 0r 500,000
DlfiiiJnv Pti . Chicmo at New eiK. 431
HOLE IN THE LUNGS
Therwareth!busaricl of.men
and women, as well as. ever
with holes in their lungs,: con
sumption stopped.
.Consumption-stoppedris con
sumptioncured. What docs
it?
Son)e.ohangeia thetwayof
life and- Scott's emulsion of
cod-liven oil.
IITl.t .
vvitn tne emulsion, give
some attention . to circum
stances : chance from.a dark
damp close room to a sunny
dry airy one; from city to coun
try ; from hard to an easy life ;
indoors to out.
A hole in the lungs once
healed is no worse than a too
tight waist or waistcoat.
Take the emulsion, and give
ti chance to heal the wound.
We'll irnd you a little to try, If you like.
SCOfl &-UUWKK, w l'eail tircel. New Yorlr
T
NO BOAT TRIPS
FOR MCKINLEY
A teh'grniu-ifroinpMcKjnloy'a, private
secretary toitMayor of Portland Tifl as
follows :
"Under all the clrcumEtancosJt wU
bo Inadvisable to take-either of tho
boat trips suggested. Personnel o(
party will ,be about aa follews: Pres
ident, Mrs. McKinley, Miss Mar
Barber, mnid, mnn servant, steward,
Mr. HiiL-ry T. Scott, Mr. Lawrnncol.
Scott. Mr. Charles A. Moore, Mrs.
Moore, Secretary Hay, Mrs. Hay, Post-master-General
Smith, Secretary Long,
Mrs, Long, Secretary Hitchcock, Misa
Hitchcock, Sccrotury Wilson, Misa
Wilson, Secretory Cortelypu, Mrs.
Cortolyou, Dr, JUxey, Mrs. Jtfxoy,
Assistant Secretary J!ariipa( Mr M. A.
Dignam, threo stenographers, two
messengers, representatives Weetoru
Uuion nnd Postal Telegraph Companies.
representatives Associated Proas, Isow
York Hun Association, Scripps-Mcltao
Association, Harper's Weekly, iesllo's
Weekly, Collier's Weekly, Washington
Star, Washington i'ost, anil Washing
ton Times, Mr. J. K. Kruttscbnltt,
fourth vico-prosldont Southern Pacillo
Company, anil probably three or four
others.
ORDER OF BUFFALOES
INSTITUTED AT SALEM
Tho members of St Joseph's society
given 'Buffalo" social at their Clio
mekoU Htreot hall Tuesday evening,
that partook ot tho Buffalo order In
uverv detail. EIoven-contM was tho
requisite for udmleaiou aud tho con
viviality of Buffalo fellowship wns further
promoted within tho Hull whoiu initia
tion coromouiea woro conducted and
several candidates were acquainted with
tho mysteries of tho popular fraternal
organization. Frod Fontnino waa tho
master of coromouiea and waa largely
resuunaiblo for tho r'diculous initiation
exorcises and tho ludicrous program
that was carried out for tho ovenlng.
When tho initiation of all oligiblo
candidates had been concluded, tho
company resolved itself into nn informal
fiatherhiK aud passed the remainder of
tho evening in a -delightful social way.
Whon tho event terminated, the part
icipants disbanded with eager expecta
tions for an early convocation of the
festive Buffaloes.
Mies FlorenceKewmau,, who has beon
a great sefferer from muscular rheu
matism, says Chamberlain's Pain Balm
is the only remedy that affords hor re
liof. Miss Now man ia a much respected
resident of the village of Gray, N. Y
and makes this statement for the bene
fit of others similarly afllicted. 'Ihis
liniment is for Bale by F. 0. Haas, Drug
gist. CHEESES OF ALL NATIONS
ARE MADE AT SALEM
Cheette-making is aairanortaut factor
in the dairy Industry of any community
nnd this is particularly true of I ho
Willamette Vally, Butter and cheese
are in a sense, twin products and tho
record being made by the Salem Cheese
Factory, which is located just east of
Salem, confirms the foregoing statement,
The institution is owned and operated
by F. A. Scbubinger and It Is attracting
attontion by the fact of its largo output.
Mr. Scbubinger daily converta 1000
pounds ot milk into ctiet-se, in the
making of which he has established a
reputatiou. His brick and limburgor
cheese aro not surpassed and he finds a
ready market for his product in the
Salem and Portland markets. A metro
politan dealer recently solicited Mr.
Schubinger'a entire output, but he
declined tho offer, preferring to give his
cheese a better distribution by retailing
the same to individual merohanU.
Statu ok Ohio, Oitv ok Tou.no,
Lucas Cou.ntv. )
ss
Frank J Chxnkv makes oath that he
is senior partner in the firm of F, J.
Cuknky & Co., doing busineKS in tho
City of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that raid firm will Day tho sum
of ONE HTNDItED DOLLAUS for
each and erery care of Catakbii that
cannot be cured by tho uso of Hall's Ca
tabkh Osjrb FRANK J. CHENEY.
bworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of DecembMO
A. I). 1880.
- , A. W. GLEASON,
j tfc Notary Public.
Hall's OoUrli Cure is takeu inter
nally, andjw directly on the bloojl and
muooiu surtoees of the kyitam. benu
TyfflnM CO, Tedo, 0.
HW by DruggUw. H
Hall's Famfl PJfls ajftthe Ust,
t
AAA AA4w A A AA AA
HMTH AOP tA v
iivriuu r nil rnkui
The Willamette.
Geo. W. Orth St. Louis.
J Haleton, Portland.
Frank Dana, Seattle.
0. J, Capron, Portland,
C. L. Dick, Portland,
J, A, Butterick, McCoy.
Oscar Uayter, Dallas.
A lloneymnn, Portland.
J. W. Wlthrow, Eugene.
W. W. Withers, Eugene.
C. II. Plorco, Mcdford.
J. W. Gorls, N. Y.
Geo. Spangerburg, Denver.
0, U, Markbam, Portland.
0. Indahl, Portland.
M. A. Ctiseen, Seattle.
W, E. Cramor, Aehland.
11, M. Ogdun, Portlaud.
E. C. Braeo. St Paul.
Tokevour wheel to ShlDnMHauset
nnd havo it cleuued or ro pa I red. . ltidhiK
scaeon is almost noro. J- "
SALEM CREAMERY
RESUMES THURSDAY
Tho Salem Creamery will resumo op
erations on Thursday with incronsetl
facilities for butter making. Tho com
pany's old plant has beon roplaccd by
uow and improvod machlnory of great
er capacity. Tho plant now includes a
500 gallon churn and butter worker
combined which in ita operatlon.requlrea
but ono man whllo tho 'work undor
the old Bvstem employed two men.
The plant has a dally capnoity of 1000
pounda and tho indications ara that
most of it will bo employed. Mr. Good
huo, the manager, says thero will bo
fifty portent more, cream avallab o for
his creamary during the summer of ICO!
than there was fortho corresponding
season last year and ho predicts tliat
tho supply of creom for next fall and
winter will bo double that furnished for
thoeaino period last year. Ho accounts
for this in tho lucreased iqteest man
ifested by farmers generally and the
great dovelopraout of 'tho dairy Industry
In tho section of tho valloyr . Ho saya.
tho past year's oxperionco has.couvluced
farmers thad tho dairy business nis a
profitable department of diversified
agriculture and it is being more largely
followed this year.
A Very Remarkable Remedy.
"It la with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that' I recommend
Ghumberlaln'B Colic, Oliolornnnd Diarr
hoea Remedy," buys Druggist A. W.
Sawtolle, oi Hartford, Conn. "A lady
customer, seeing tho remedy exposed
for sale on my show cubo, tald to me:
'I really boliovotlmt modicino saved my
lifo tho past auuiiner while at the shorp,'
and. sho became so ontuslastic over Ita
merits that I ut once made up my mind
to recommend it-lti thu future. Uecently
a gentleman enmo Into my store so over-
iximn wltli rnlln lmitlS thut llO IMIlk at
onco to tho floor. I gave him n doss of
this remedy which helped him. I ro
iwminii tim iIiixh nnd In fiftoen miuutoa
hoslolt my storo Hmlllngly Informing
mo Hint hu felt us well as ever." Sold
by F. G. Haas, Druggist.
TODAY'S MARKET.
VoiiTLANi), May 1. rhi'at
nominal Walla Wailu. 50 to GOc.
valloy
Flour Portland, beat gradou 2.70
f3.40. Uraliam 2.(10.
Oat Choico Whito $ 1. 25 per cental:
grey $1.20 $1.22) percental.
Alillfltnfl Bran, i0.00; shorts, $17.00
Hay Timothy $12(3fll jwr ton.
Onions 2.B0 to 3.60
Potatoea 75c to f 1 per sack.
Butter Beat dairy, ltfjs to n lanoy
creomory, 16 to 17c Store 10 to, llA
por pound.
Eggs-Oregon, ranch 12& to WA I"
Poultry Ohlckona, mixtnl flto 4.60
hens 5.00 to 6.60; turkoya, live 10 to 12c.
Mutton Dressed, 0Jto 7c per pound
Hogs DresBcd7c. per ound.
Beef Top8teers,$4.604.75;cowa,H(3
60 .(tressed beef, 7 to ttc.
Veal Dressed, 8J(, Q8 c. for small.
Hops 12 to He.
Wool Valloy, I2h, to iac; Eastern
Oregon, H12c; Mohair,20 to 21o,
Hides Green, salted tW lbs, 7 S,
undor W) lbs, 7XM ; shoep pelti l"
20c
HALKVt MAltKkT.
Wlieat 65 to (JOo for food.
Wool, 12 to lie, Mohair, 21c.
Hops 11 to 16c
Oata 40c. to 13c
Hay Baled, cheat, 7 ; timothy, I0
to $11.
Eggs-ll12c.
Flour In wholesale lots, 3.0U; retail
80o sack.
Millstufls-Bran, $17; shorts, $10 60.
Hogs Dressed, Oc.
Llvo cattle SU-ers, 4lo4L .wiws, $.1.60
to $4.
Sheep $4. gross
Drested Veal 7 cents.
Butter Dairy, 12)4 to 15c; enuier,J
18 to 2U, storo lu to r.'o.
Poultry Hons er lb., 8o.
PoUtoea 20 25a
,M. Epploy, east State street is of
Ing 12o for eggs.
Tbe excitement not Over
Tho rush to tho drug store still con
tinues and daily scores of Hop!e call for
a bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs for tho cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis nnd Consumption.
Keulp'u Balsam, the standard family
remedy, Is sold on u guarantee and never
falls to gite entire satisfaction, Pnco
25c, and 50c. 2
Excursion.
The 0. C.T. Co. will run an excur
sion to Champoeg, T ursday, May 2, for
the unveiling of the State monument.
Leaving State street doek at 8 a in.
Bound trip 00 conta Tiaksta are now
on sale. 4 30 tf
oi.ei'rroant.xji.. .,
BJgBAtUS
mgit
of
BU for Wood at Oreios C:bool for BIUJ.
dehveretl at the Oregon ! chool for Blind
not later tnan beptemir jo ivui, ior an,
or part of same. As follews:
10Q cords of large urowth lxnlr Ur.
100 cords ofsoond growth fir beet
quality.
18 cords of crrub oak of medium size.
5 oords of body ok, straight split.
All of tills wood to be cut in four fpot
lengths from solid grem timber and to
Ik) olosely corded without bulk heads
HmIs to he sent to the Superintendent
of Public Instruction and will lx opened
in tiiutruttMu of said Institution ou the
tfth day of May 1901 at 10 a. m.
It Aular at Lk IWrd Of TrUt.
. j uoAwrnn
' buperintendeut.
44yra,wtJ
HHbSbWMnnHMMnMEi sEmjfMMsmsmmmKi
Tito Kind You Havo Always .tfoiiglir, nnd which hn.9 hicit
in uso for over 30 years, las horno tho slfrnntnTo of
and 1
sonal
Allov
All Countorrelts, Itnltnilnu
lsxporiiucnts that trlllo ivltl
ItilHnts and Children Expe
What is C
Castorla is a harmless subs
gorie, Drops and Soothing I
contains neither Opium, Mo
unbalance. Its ago Is its gun
nnd nllays Feverlshncss. It
Colic. It relievos Teething 'J
mid Flatulency. It asslmlla
Stomach and Bowels, giving
Tho Children's Panacea Tin
TST
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho I
(4M&&c
The Kind You Havo Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TWt CCNTAUn COMPANY. 7T
-rtUlHlwi.'ll I! I t.
New Food. Preparations
GUAIN-O, tho new food tlrlnlc, h u subUituto for coffee that either children
or adults may ueo without harmful effects.
For dessert try JELL-O. It cm bu preparetl In a few inliiutoH and in various
flavors. Only 10 a package.
Harritt & Lawrence
nt.i) POsirii'KiOK
SOMETHING
KERN INCANDBSOKNT UAS UURNUR
lo Ohlmnuy, no blackonod Mantles. Gives 35 caiullo powor por foot of gus
consumed. Several slzos. Wo havo in stock tho No 1. burning ono foot mr hour
and giving a 35 candle powor light for 3-JO of one cent por hour. Also tho No 2,
giving 70 caudlo power at a cost of 0-10 of a cent pur hour,
INVESTIGATE. THKM
Salem Gas L,igbLt Co.
Chemokotu 8t. ' Tolonhonw BftH
Plumbing and Roofing
Mako your contract for plumbing early to socuro
thu best Job for tho least money. ::::.:
A METAL UOOF on your building is durable
and economical, will protect your proierty from
lire in atljoiniug building uud ought to reduce the
cost of Insurance. : : : t : : : : s
A GALVANIZED IRON SKYLIGHT is llght-.r
aud stronger than wood, guaranteed not to leak.
Estimates furnlahutl anil tbe best of wotk
promptly jnirformed by ::::::: :
BURROUGHS & FRASBR
PHONE 1 SI I ItiU STATE
The GrcataEui
Majeattc Bteel IRange
We have a new stock to Arrive
...Soon...
R. M. WADE & CO.
SALEM OREOON
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM OHBGON
A Urst-olass piivate hospital for the wvatiiiuul of chronic and sui glial
cases. Built the past year ospouially for tho punxx-e for whloh It is
ns,l ConvuiiMntly IomUxI within four bwk ol the business part
of the city. The most modern furnishing aud latest apiiliaiiewi
throughout the building Heated by h l watr and lighted by gas
and election. Here the sick can have th eomlorts of an elegant
private home, combined with all tb. ailvaulagwoija ytsiwtui iiospiiui
without the nolw, confusion, and publicity attondlng one. Outside
physicians bringing caes in trsated wit'. 0 grtiil tonrtey, autl
assisted in operations if requested
tlOQwhto or apply pionmiy
R. StoWBtGHl IVIaD, .SUPT
VISITOkSVyELCOMCO BETWEEN 2 AH
MAiar
ts been mndo under Ills per-
uporvislnu Hineo It.s Inmtiey.
to ono to deoclvo yott In this.
nd Ju.sl-a-KoodM aro hut;
and endanger tho health of
eneo against Experiment.
ASTORIA
tuto for Cnstor OH, Paro
rrups. It 1h l'leasant. It
nltino nor other Narcotic
auteo. It destroys "Worms
,ures Dlarrhtua and "Wind
onirics, cures Constipation
s tlio Food, regulates tho
healthy and natural sleep,
mother's Friend.
.guaturo of
l
MUHIU TietT, WtW VOH CtTV
A JUDGU OP PRIME MEAT3
always knows Just what ho wonts, nnd
known that ho can always got it from
our choice stock. If you want a deli
cious roast, steak, chop or cullot tbnt la
tender, rich nnd surculont, anil cut by
an expert hand, trimmed and got up for
your tablo to suit tho Queen's taste, you
will always llnd it nt CROSS'S, and at
lower prices than vim can llnd It for
uny where else In Salem
E C, CROSS SALEM OFE
Phone 201.
WITHOUT A RIVAL
Wu dt iv mi tint' lo sum-Molly ulinl
engc our LlMi'iin'iit that you can yet
from ih n UUlti hid lined mock oi
KcitRiiiii'd lumber obtainable horcalouta,
wIioHm"-joii WMiitn few feet or hoardc
by the thfiiinniiil. It In our purpoMi lo
cult yon In every respect, and tun sup
ply, tiuillliitis and meihotlH enable us to
"mski- tMid" our prumist s. Near S, P.
Drp.l I'htiuodM.
Goodale Lumber Co.
ouopkiiv
NEWI
.X
rur irni ini ihumh iimi;imi-
BUSINESS CAHDSa I
-
C. H. MACK
Succcessor to Dr, J. M. Kcono, of
White Corner, Balom Oro. Parties do
siring superior operation a at moderate
fee in any branch aro in especial request,
Dr. Grace Albright
Graduate ofiAmerlcan School!
of Osteopathy, t : t
Every day except Sunday,
hours 9 to la a. m; 1 to 4 p. in,
Fellowa' Temple, Cor. Court and
Htroota. Phorre. Main 2281.
Offlco
, Odd
High
Money to Loan
On farina and city proportv. Invcd
inentB judiciously made. Insurancb oi
lecltHl.
JOHN
M01R
Over Telephone olllco
2(10 ComM. St.
4-Otf
ALBERT A, JESSUP,
Phono 1071,
ROOMB 1 AND 3, OKAY BLS.
soul. imos.
Piano Tuners and Rcpaherc
PORTLAND OB E.
For Snloui aud vicinity leave oi tiers at
Geo. Will's Mnsio Store.
B. "P. JONES",
Attornoy-at-Law
Toledo, Oro on
WuOlorkof Circuit Coutl for six years spit h
an up-lo-dalo absUactot all juojiorlj In Miieoln
oonntr ll-17m
BISSSlliSSSSSSHHSMSJBJtaHMCtBNSMBSHSMnSMSSfM
IT
S.,C. STONE
I'roprlolor of
M D.
Stone's Drug Store
SALEM OREGON.
Tho Btoroa(two in ntimbor) aro lo
cated nt No. 235 and 388 Commercial
street, and aro woll stocked with a com
ploto lino of drugs uud medlclnos, tollut
nrticlos, perfumery, brushes oto.
Dlt. STONE
Una had somo 25 years oxperionco in
tho practlco of modlclnu and now
mnkos no chnrgo forconsultatton, oxnm
hint Ion or prescription.
Bottled Beer
Kllngerft Ueck,Successora to SoutbUalem
Ooitltn Woriu.
All orders (or bottled beer will be tilled
at tho brewery. Kent on cold storage,
Uroo rltv delivery Telephone 21 Rl.
CAPITAL CITY
express ano iransier
Meets all mall and passongor tralne.
Baggage to all parts of tho city. Prompt
rervlco. Tolepliono No. 241.
DISQUK & HOMYEH
Easy ot access.
Courteous reception.
First-class cookijig.
You enjoy wiiat you
order at to6 State st.
GEORGE BROS, Props,
WALL PAPER
New nn to date slock of wall paper
just received.
Our prices will compuio with nil com
petitors. You can savo money by. seeing our
stock before you order your painting or
paltering done.
Estimates choorlully furnished for nil
work in our lino.
LEMMOTTI BURT,
105 Statu Street.
SALEM LODGES
KOK icaTK h bv k m w kio a.
louit Hlitrnotxt Kort'l No. 19 UmU JTlliIa
ulubUlul'uruer block, Win. JlucKOjl. .
A U Browu Kwr H-17.l
OFFIOK. CITY UALL.
For
water torvlco annly at oulce
Bills
puyublc . monthly in udvuoce
Make all complaliitH at tho nfllc
See That Curve?
'Tisn't oery laundry that turns collars
id tho variety so popular nowadays so
carefully as to avoid making .serrated
ttdg to scarify tho neck of tholr wearer.
1 I'd only one of our specialties to Iron
collars smooth, to make cuffs ullsten
it n luia von oreor tho "domestic finish
The whole truth in a nutshell 1st we do
all sorts of laundry work well.
Salem Steam Laundry
cquysy J, oLWxp
tp.HWiaToa.
OTktpBt
Pb.KfOT,TOS
rty'BUMt
White House Restaurant
M
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5
WANTED
AdvortlsomontB flvo linos or loo
in.thla column Insortedi throe tlmastx
month. All over flvo linen At iamw
rt.10
WaKTED. Trustworthy merT Andwo- .
men to travel and ndvertlso for old1"'
established houso of solid financial
standing. Salary 780 a year and ox
pensea, all payable in raali. No can
vaiiBing required. Givo references and
enclose self.addrcsscd stamped envel
ope. Addresa Manager, 355 Caxton
Bldir,. Chicago. 4 17t30 wl(J
HATES KEDUCED at Ilall'a Forry to
15c. Tako that road when going to
Independence, Monmouth or other
points in Polk county and savo au
hour's drive. Skillful ferrymen al
ways ready to servo yon.
4-23 d&w2m A. D. Pgrtvjoim, Prop.
WAN TED. By competent young man
and his wife omploymeut on u farm.
Address E. M. Coatbs,
4 27 d & 1 w .Whltesen, Pro.
LU
nO YOU WEAB X'ANTd-lf fa Mo4
"Elarth wants fd fit you with fy pair
pOO samples of all oolinTporJeth
' KSranWtoHH
to $10 J. M. McEltath, 07 Statist..
4 20 tf ,
FUUNISHED B00M8-F,or light ho'uio
keeping or for transients, in suits Tor
alngm, largo aim pleasant Willi, wip
dowa fronting on Commercial MStrcoU.
M. Hutciiins,
Cottlo Block, ovor Bluo Front 6 1 tf
FOR ItENT OU 8ALE-Blacksmlth
shop, 2 sola of tools. Four lota with
house and barn in business center of
n good town, Inquire ot Frod Hurst,
Salem, Or., 4 24 lmot
WANTED Boy orgb7l to learn a good
trail". Apply at Journal olllco. tf
WANTKD7 600 chickonu. " Highest
" cosh price. Willamette Hotel. -Wjt
WANTED. Man to sell our Hnoo
panta as n sldo line on commission
any torrltory. Tho Eliru'snn Mfg.,
Co., Torro Uauto, Ind. 4 10 ft
1'nill.THV AND ROflH WAN11K!)-.
For cash. Froth tlsh always on hamil
Taylor Fish nnd Poultry Market, op
p sito Now Opora House, 140 Court
stroot. fc 4 17 lm
CLAYTON F. YOUNG-BIcycIo ropalr
Ing 640 North Cotlago etrcoi.J'All
work guaranteed. Klma put onjUfiO;
cleaning, $1: punctures, 26c; fork'tips,
pair, $1.25. All othor work in propor
tion. Whoola called for and dollvetod
free. Phono Bod 2550, 4 13 lm
WANTED Buyers for now. homo made
wagons, hotter and choapor than East
ern pi ake. 1 havo on hand ono uow
farm wagon, 2 hacks, 2 phaetons, 2
buck boards, also 4 second hand wag
ons different sizes nnd several buggies
cheap. Will tako your old wagons in
exchange fur new work. All work
guaranteed. Salem Wagon Factory,
Werner Fennel, 301 Commercial fit.
4t)tf
DO' VoU lilllVE? If so you want tho
bonulU q( our lino stock Uarnoss, Sad
dles, whips and ltobcs, wo havo tho
best of everything in our lino. 123
Stale Street F. IS. Bhafor. 4 1 - tf
WOOD WANTED.-t-offors wilt Ihj ro
colved on Iota of fifty cords or loss.
Call or add roes Jouiinal ofllco, Balom.
3-27-tf
WANTED MAN with horsoand buggy
to soil Pasture Stock Food. Salary $11
per week ami ten por cent on nil sales.
Farmer preferred Previous, oxperi
onco "not essential. Pasture .Stock
Food Is the groateet discovery ever
made In practical and sciontllio feed
ing, and is sold on an absolute guaran
tee. Steady, pormanout trade easily
established. Samplo box, sufficient
foitwo wooUs feeding, free. Send 25
ceuta in stalupsjor silver to covorox
press charges. Pasture Stock Food
Company, 9-M Timet) Building, Ohica.
go. 3 21-tf
LADY AGENT Your opportunity
Uygehv Straight Front and Military
Corsets -aro monoy maker, , Every
woman wants one. For torms ap
ply DopC. I). Western Corset Co., St.
lmls, Mo. 3 18 8m
CHOICE furnished; rooms for gouUo
mon, or for man and wlfo. Apply t
corner State and Winter Streets.
3 13 iff
N"KW Pl'TEO fiR)lll?-0pix)site'coui
houso pn High Stroot. A full llneot
Hour and all kinds of food carried.
Hay and grain bought and sold. Fefl
chopping tlpno at lowest rates. Get
our quotations before you buy. Till
son, Bartlett Grain Co.
PXITM-FOTT BENT Six miles south
ofHalem 120 acres all under cultiva
tion, good schools, near church, treo
Kural delivery. Grain rent. Address
iry.
Jou
U, II. Care" JouitMAi.
rtf
DTtTFlTt WOOD VANihD.-Callat
tho olllco of tho Salem Light and Trac
tion company. 1-30-tf
FltENdll LESSONS.-uiyeii at, iioute
or to class In any part ol city. Born
and educated In Franco. Lydla Itich.
1). Struct. Salora. " 3? "
Propotsls for Uulktlft.
Sealed proposals will lio roceJved by
tho underslgued at the State Capitol on
May 4, 1001, at 1 o'clock p.- m. for cer
talu Improvements to be mado aj tlje
stale fair grounds at Salum Oregon.
Plans ami specifications can tra leent
thu olllco of W. D. Pugh, iJslom, Op
and nt tho Holders' Exchange, Port
laud, Oro.
W. II, Wkiibuwi,
J. II. BrrrimuiH, jf
I 23 lOtl IJulIdlug Coinmlttwj.
tatrsy hoike
i ...i.it.l. i.lntr mw itacnnetl from
I Weleors pasture near Turner April 10th,
liasa brown ring auQut " " .iy
horns and brown stroak ou bank, welgl's
about 1000 lb. JLlf JeMmr. r
for returning t Oarl Wlnkehnati, Prat-
lm 4 y
um.
A Man Killed
A big fat steer to obtaiu the chgke
steak and roast beef served to your order
at the Capital Lunoh Counter. J
HuFwing Sang Co,
Chinese and Japanese Fancy and Vty
gootls, bilks. Utiles luJerweur, wta,
wrappers and mbroldorory. ""
mg tjTootUt Mfctuftgji.OrimmenU, Olttoa
ware. etc. All befiThtfat very low prices.
140 State Street, Salem, Oregon;
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