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r. Wo one could be otherwise wiien iiauiuea oy tnc presence or an lniuuneu, ungiy
e. with a continual discharge, carrying with it the life fluids, thus robbing the body
and vitalitv. An eatincr. lineerinir ulcer naturally fills the sufferer with fear
Tlft Breed and
Foster the Germs
of Cancer
Plague Spots the
Outgrowth of Dis
eased Blood, and
a Constant Drain
upon the System.
An old sore or ulcer is not only a source of great bodily discomfort and pain, but the
constant care, worrv and anxietv over one of these malignant festering places produces an
unhealthy state of the nervous system and the patient becomes morbidly sensitive, miserable
ana gloomj
lookincr sor
6Tstrencrth
while noting the daily growth of the sore, from which there is a slow but perpetual discharge
or yeiiow or greenisu watery matter, unu iccung uk uuh, imuuujug u; onmy suuuuug 'w
as the poison penetrates the tender tissues and reaches the bone.
All slow-healing, stubborn sores are dangerous. The same germ-producing, cancer
tainted blood is back of every sore or ulcer, large or small, that docs not promptly and perma
nently heal j the little blister upon the lip or tongue, the warty growth or mole upon the cheek
ana other parts or the rjociy,
and the almost imperceptible
tumor or lump upon the breast,
as often result in Cancer as the
deeper and more frightful-looking
ulcers. The' feed upon
the same morbid and destruc
tive materials that are gener
ated within the blood, and
inflammation and destruction
of tissue will continue just so
long as this impure matter is
carried through the circulation
to these old sores and ulcers.
Washes, salves, nor anything else applied directly to the sore can do any permanent good ;
neither does the use of the knife or flesh destroying plaster cure, for local causes have nothing
to do with these germ-breeding plague spots. You might cut out every particle of the diseased
flesh and scrape the bone, but another sore would come. The germs or poison in the blood must
be destroyed, the stream of sluggish, polluted blood purified and made strong before the heal
ing process begins and the sore or ulcer can get well. S. S. S. is the only remedy known that
can and does accomplish this. It cleanses and jmrifies the circulation, and when new, rich blood
is carried through the little veins and arteries to the sore, it brings about a healthy healing
around the edges, and a permanent and thorough cure is soon effected. S. S. S. not only
expeis an impurities, due woncs a complete ana radical
change in the entire system by stimulating inactive organs,
toning up the nerves, increasing the appetite, and aiding
the digestion and assimilation of food, thus building up the
weak and wasted constitution. S. S. S. is strictly and
entirely a vegetable medicine, and no bad effects follow
its use, and for this reason it is better than Mercury and
Potash or other minerals, which not only ruin the stomach, but often produce most stubborn
and offensive sores themselves.
Prompt treatment should be given a sore or ulcer, no matter how small it may be,
whether external or internal, for what you think a simple sore, may, in reality, be an unde
veloped Cancer. Our physicians will gladly advise all who need their services, and those who
write us will receive valuable suggestions regarding the treatment of their case free of charge.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
About a yoar euro I wroto tho Modloal
Dopartmont of your company to nsoor
tftln whothor or not your S. S. S. would
euro Ganoor, an iny wifo had ono on hor
breast, which throo or four of tho bout
doctors at Creston, Iowa, advised hor to
htwo out out or romovod with a plaator.
Upon tocolpt of your lottor,IboutthtlWo
bottloo and alio commtmcod to tako it,
and In leas than olaht months alio was
ourod. I did not writo you until now bo
oatiso I wanted to floo If tho cancor would
como back again. Thoro aro no symp
toms or slffna of a roturn and I wrlto In
ordor toletothoralinowwhat awondor
ful medlolno your 0. 8.43. is. My wifo
UBOd Junt 17W bottlos, but tho Ganoor
waa ourod aftor Hhe had takon 18 or 14.
I fool an though your S. S. S. oould not
bo too highly rocommondod.
O. 33. BIMEOIAIt, Tliayor, Iowa.
Six years ago my loir from tho lenoo
to tho foot waa ono solid soro and
vory offensive X spont ovor $1,000
on two trips to Hot Springs. Looal
physicians treatod mo to no purposo.
I had about oomo to tho oonolusion
to havo my loir amputatod whan a
friend lnduood mo to try S. S. S. I
bogan to tako your modiolno, and
in sovon months it oomplotoly
ourod mo. I oonsidor S. 8. S. tho
grandest modiolno tho world has
ovor known. Sly oaso Is a wltnoss
today as to what B. S. 8. will do
whon takon rotrularly. I havo gain
od 20 pounds. I wrlto this to show
tho company my appreciation of
tholr wondorful modiolno. and I am
roady to wrlto a lottor at any tlmo
to any ono wlshlntr further infor
mation. J. II. TALBERT, Winona, Miss.
THE DAILY JOURNAL,
Mombor Northwoat Aftornoon
Nowsp&por L.oaguo.
BY HOPBR BROTHERS,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1001.
Daily One Yoar, QS.OO In Advunoo
Dally Four Months $1. In Advance
Dally by Carrier BOo Por Month
Weakly Ono Year Sl.OO In Advance
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EDITORIAL
r
, WHAT IS THE REAL MJSINESS SIT
UATION. Thoro aro aomo local conditions In nil
parts of tho country that ard unfavorn-
blo. vFor Inatnnco, In Oregon thopruno
cropie nt a very low flguro. Wheat nil
over tho country brings tho bottom
prtco. Hut thoro aro enough other pro-
' ducts bringing good prices to innko up a
"moro than average Reason of prosperity.
Farmers nro getting good pricps for
shoop, wool, cnttlo, dairy nnd poultry
products.fuol, food and all sldo products.
llorsos keep protty woll up. Money is
cheap nnd plenty. Taxes nro still nb-
normally high, nnd enlnriua of public
officials nro increasing all over the
country out of nil proportion to othor
increaeo of wagos, Appropriations by
' congress and increasing nepotism and
" officialism aro becoming a largor nnd
lnrgor burden, and it is to bo hopod that
, -the new Prosldout is not so devoted to
- nnothor term as to smother ull warfare
on tho onormotiH nrcretion of tho
salaried bourgois. Ho line all
his lito been among that class of people
nnd Iho chances nro he will not disturb
thoir feasts that aro gotting pretty close
to tho vitals of 10I f government. For in
stance, while stocks nnd bonds nnd all
fictitious ovidvneos of wonlth have ad
vanced in tho past five years, city pro
perty and farming lauds aro a drug on
tho market, bocauso thoy have to stand
tho wholo brunt of taxeatlug in tho flnul
analysis. Thoro is not u state in the
Union but would hnvo just as good a
stato government if its salary list wore
cut in two nnd its legislature blocked on
fifty per cont of its expenditures. Thoro
would lo more real public spirit and
private enterprise ninong the people.
Tiio tnxpaying citizen is not going to put
forth his host efforts to push business
and build now industries, whon his
neighbor livos in allluoncu on tho state
or community,
A Now York iluunciul firm says of tho
situatien:
"At tho moment of tho most unfavor
nblo feature in the market 1h the fore gn
situation. Tho European markets tire
in an exceedingly sensitive stato owing
to well understood causes, and with nn
othor Jlritieh loan in prospoet American
stocks aro initio likulv to be sold for
Hhipmout to tho United States In an ad
vancing market. This of course would
not bo favo nblo to tho foreign oxch inges,
The cotton movement, however, line
been backward for a nurlo 1. ami iiinrmu
od exports of this staple would tend to
dlscourngo gold shipments. Tho local
monoy market is not out relv frtio of
danger, but roeonoi boiii low and the
return ol currency Irom tho Mouth being
tardy, owliik' to the backward movement
of the cotton crop. Home relief will be
afforded by Hoorotary lingo's offer to buy
H" lot iho aOLD DUSwhtoyouwotTnjM
H Snl 'or our FREE booklet. " iSJSJSS&i H
"GoldenRuioilorllou&owork." Sc r5Z? " H
Y GOLD OUST I
M mtkae tho clothe whit and dean without injury to the fabric in any way It do th work iH
B bttrtftnoop. requires only hall lh labor ar.dvuM in h Uu Try it next wath day M
H Um U on tiia dMhatpans and woodwork on4 uy will kot( liko rw Homework li &H
M bard work wUhout GOLXtDUST For gr4Mit ecooonu' tuy out largo uklt:e, BH
H T)U5 N. K. FAIRBAMK COMPANV. Ctusaco. St Uuia. How York. Boton.
bonds and by tho increaeo of money in
circulation; but the Treasury is still a
disturbing featuro, lucking up funds col
lected by excoBsivo taxation. Congress
Booms likely to do little during the com
ing session ; it could nt loast earn the
good will of nil parties by cutting off su
perfluous taxos. '
Tlio best Prescription for Malaria
Chills And fever Ian bottle of Grovc'H lastolou
Chill Tnnlo. It li lmily Iron and niiliilno iu a
tutolsti form. No euro no pay. Prlco 60 c.
JOURNAL X-RAYS
There is still time to plant rose cut
tings,
ft
Salon could not do much hotter than
to ask tho prubent board ot aldermen to
continue in ofllco.
Tito way to develop u better, public
spirit is to honor men and women who
nro public spirited.
e
Tills region is suffering heavy loesos
just now by tho lack of cars to haul
nwuy the farmers' products,
A
V cannot all make n living out of
politics. Tiiis is said to explain nny
lack of universal administration forMnrk
llanna.
Isn't It sickening the wny ;tlio effelo
oast slobbers over Minister Wu and he
edifies them witli thu latest nowu dug
out of poiiio old encyclopedia.
Tho Wuukly Joim.VAi., is a lino largo
8-pago paper. It has landed many n
mnu in Salem and is a little rush club
by itself, Its contents aro carefully
mudo up (to into rout eastern people.
Send It to your friends oast if you wish
to fly-IUh for immigration,
as 46 A
1'iiflh, brother, push,
rush tho Push Club,
l'ttsh tho fruit growers union Nov.
Oil
Pusli tho strawberry
tho next spring,
Tush thu (heater Salem
Club membership,
acroage for
Comercial
TlIK JOOII.VAL Sl'HCUL TllANKSMUVIXa
No., will contain n gnatmnuy pictures
of Salem cltinHns, institutions, crops and
things. It will havo wrlta-opa of busi
ness peoplo, enterprises and prospects.
Tho 'odornl, state, county, city and
school government will bo .written up in
an attractive mannor, It will bo the
first Holiday lame of tho year, Yju can
get Into it very reapounbly,
LARGElTX
COLLECTION
An estimate of tho taxes oolleeted by
8herlff Durbln nnd turned into the
treasury since July, 1SU8, shows n total
ol f035.7-lO.8U.
For tho several years the amounts aro
as appended:
1894 84 88
JjW Q8u
H82 . Jdi'w
180? tp!8 86
1808 2I3,S04 00
S ...,s msm is
U00 ,, tf09ofi Its
LATEST
DAWSON
TIDINGS
A Big Fire New Diggings
Show up Well.
Dawsok, Nov. 1. (Delayed in trans
mission.) Firo destroyed tho third floor
of tho McDonald hotel. yostordny. This
is tho largest hctol building in tho north.
The loses Is $20,000 This Includes $5,000
on baggage of guests nnd about $8,000
oti furniture Whllotho lower storlos
nro flooded with wntor nnd otherwise
damaged, it is bollevod thoy mny bo re
paired. Thoro was no lnsurnnco on
anything. The dromon mndo a gallant
fight against great odds, tho tempera
turo being 10 degroes below zero.
The last etenmer out left October 20
and tho last ono in arrived tho follow
ing day. No mall is expected now for
four weeks.
A thousand claims havo beon stakod
on Gorman, Conglomerate, Bishop and
o'liorBtieaniB which empty into Montana
crook, Tho placer diggings there havo
dovoloped unexpected results.
A distilling plant and threo men who
wore operating it wero capVirod hero to
day. A thousand dollars' worth of
whiskey was confiscated.
Tho telegraph lino In tholqkoot moun
tains was down during tholaetthno
weeks except for afow weoke.
Tho Latest
Scientific
Discovery
Is based on tho principle,
"Destroy tho cause, von
rcmovo tho cfTbct."
llerplcldokillH tho
frcrm? that causo dan
dnilTby dlcglng up tho
scalp as they burrow
their pestiferous wny o
thohairroot,wherotnoy
finally destroy tho hair,
Without dandniir your
hair will grow luxuriantly.
Howhro's
stons dandruff nnd fall
ing hair, and starts hair
crowing within 10 days,
Ono bottle will convince
you of this.
Por Sate at !l Ptrt-CI
Drug Storei. n
EDUCATIONAL
Csmyxzjm?
DEMANDS CAREFUL CONSIDERATION
, Inoro arc, two kinds or odticntlou
practical mut ornamental '1 ho iormor
inouM to accured by everyono, bccauio
It nmv bo lint to nan nuidkli In ,!...
l!V?.'?li,JJIf,crw'ir,, ltfm httV0 'he tlmo and mon6y. TiioTOiiMMonha'cAm
C0LLE0E nro nrmiifftxi with n vlowto nuilnlncaiL iv 1 nni iii,hl i.. , iim., !,, 'A!!-."
buideTpteptironcrgloitoconductliiiranrst-clMsbUBlncMBChool Mvlnu pxiicnsps ehean 8tu'
dont admltlpd nny time. Our graduate aro iucccful, Hond forvnlahiKiiH. . p
W..I. STALEY, Principal. Salem. Or.
Northwest Normal Colli ge
or Literature, Business, Music and Ar
iINCOUPOKATKD.)
Lltirary courses arc J Collegiate, tilth School
Business and Pieearatofy. Full or partial of
the mporlant branches of Music and Art. Dip
lorn s granted or Degrees conferred on comple
tion of cither of the above courses. Send for
catalogue or call at rooms In the Murphy Mock,
Salem, Oregon. A.J. Garland, A.M., President,
z M. Pnrvln, Mu. Doc, Dlrectsr.
frj
CAPITAL NORMAL AND
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
SALEM, OREGON.
i FA" eC? of twelve weeks opens Sept. 30th
In First National Dank Building. Our specla
work fs to teach the underlying principles. No
time wasted on the non-essentials.
The home siudy and mail department offer
youari.rc chance to spend your evenings pleas
antly and profitacly In flltlug yourself for your
fKWnrb Tuition tnr h - -.;..- j.if .
Home study decartment 5. Arirtrio
J, J. KRAPS, SALEM, ORE.
MASTODON
MINSTRELS
A First class Aggregation will
Play at the Opera House
Tonight
Tho Hnvorly Minstrol Show, tho com
ing of which is announced has been n
standard American attraction since the
palmy days when the rdoubtablo
Jack" Hnvorly controlled a ecoro of
theatres on both sides of the Atlantic
and had as his nssistants such men ns
tho Frohmans nnd others now equally
conspicuous iu tho theatrical world
Havorly's venturesomo ambition cost
him tho greater part of his immense
fortune but to his minstrel company he
clung with undaunted courage and
through tho ears it has survived the
(lercost rivalry nnd keenest competition,
Mr. Nnukovillo who now directs tho
Hnvorly enterprise, encouraged by his
success last scueon, has this your striven
to maintain thu Hnvorly name and fame
with an organization ns complete as
money nnd brains can make it. He
OrtPbJ
Finest In the World.
E. A. Kurtz, tho Salem pruno buyor
says Douglas county prunes aro larger
thnn thoso grown in Mnrion county. Ho
might havo ndded thnt tho Douglas
county pruno is tho largest nnd finest in
quillty, grown nnywhore. Boseburg
Plaindcaler.
TryCraln-01 Try Craln-OI 1
Ask yonr Grocer todny to ahor you
n puckiige of GUAIN-O, tho new food
drink thnt takes the place of coffee.
Tho children mny drink it without
Injury ns well ns the adult. All who
try It, like it. GliAIN-0 hns thnt
rich seal brown of Mocha or Javn,
but It Is mndo from pure grains, nnd
tho most delicate stomach receives It
without distress. '4 the price of cof
fee. 15c. nnd 2G cts. per package.
Sold by nil grocers.
Officers for
illiliee Club
Tho Illiheo Club held its Sovouth an
nual election Tuesday evening in tho
club rooms, and selected tho following
ofllcers for tho onsuing year:
Presidont, Dr. W. T. Williamson.
Vlco-1'roeidont, V. J. D'Arcy.
Secretary, J. W. Roland.
Treasureo. Olnud Gntch.
Trustooe, Dr. W. II. ilyrd, O. S. Mooro,
George Hughes, Dr, it. Cartwright, Win,
iirown.
Reports of tho-retiring olilcers wore
read and approved, and -an elegant ban
quet Borvod during tho evening.
How to Treata Troublesome Corn.
To remove n troubloeomo corn or bun
ion : First Eoak tho corn or bunion in
warm wator to soften it, thon pare it
down ns cloeoly ns posslblo without
drawing blood and nnply Ghnmboriaiu's
I'ain Italm twice dally; rubbing vigor
ously for livo minutes at each applica
tion. A torn pln'ter should bo worn for
a fow days, to protect il from tho shoo
As n general lineament for sprains
bruisus. lameness nnd rheumatism, Pain
Balm is uncqualed. For sale nt Dr.
Stono'ri Drug (Stores,
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM. OREGON.
A flrat-claoa piivnto hospital for tho trentmont of chronic nnd ourgicnl
cttBoa. Built tho past yonr ospecinlly for the purposo for which it is
ttsod. Oonvonontly locatod within four blocks of thu business part
of tho city. Tho most modern furnishings nnd Intost nppllnncoB
throughout tho building. Hoatod by hot wntor nnd lightod by gns
and olocticity Horo tho sick can hnvo tho comforts ot nn elogant
priyto homo, combined with all the ndvnntngos of n gonornl hnspltni
without tho nolso, confusion, nnd publicity attending ono. Outside
physcians bringing ensos In treatod with tho greatest courtesy, nnd
nasistod in oporntiotiB if requoatod. For torms nnd further informn
tionwrlto or apply personullv.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT.
AND
DKPAHT
run
Chicago"'
l'ortlaud
Special
Oa. m,
Tla Hunt
lit gtou
Mion Pacific
ngain presents as his chief enmediap
Mr. Gejrgo Wilson, u uuuie familiar
wherevHrmlnstrulsy is known and has
furnished him us assistants iu fun
making, comedians but little loss known,
such as Dan Allinau, Addie Mazier,
Tony Conley, Herman Marlon, Billy
IVarl, Wilhss Rankin and Kddlo Mc
Glue. Musically thoro has been no deteriora
tion from the high standard of excellence
which Haverly bus always insisted on
ninlntnlnlng. Young, well-cultivated,
frnsh vclus will composo tho choir,
with soloists who excel ns intelligent
renders of pleasing ballads Anorchestm
or picked iiiNtrumeutalists will be direc
ted by Olaudo Menkeo, once violin
virtuoso of tho famous Boston Symphony
orchestra, wlnlo the band is led by
francos Southerland, who as his assist
ant uonduutor iu the eelebratod British
Orenudlor Gunnls Band, divided honorB
with tho veteran, Dan Godfrey, in the
recent American tour of tho popular
Knglish band.
'Iho olio which will ho mado up ox
cluslvuly ot legitimate minstrel acts,
good, old fashioned blaok-faced minstrel
tradition being ricidly adhered to. In.
eludes tho irresistible monologuo nnd
parodies, of Ueorgo Wilson tho musical
act of Garden nnd Somors. which waa
one of the hits of hut season's Haverly
tour, -Mazier nnd Conley, in a -funny
talklug specialty, Marion nnd Pearl. In
acrobatic song and dance, and closing
with a European importation, the
Young family, iu a humorous black
pantomhiB, entitled, 'The House of
Trouble'.
Try Capital City Mills' flour! all
erocers handle It It Is the Best and
Is made In Salem.
kj jtx. s 'j o n. a: l .
Bean ths a Tha iM You Ilavs Always M$X
II, Snooks, tho Salem contractor, who
hns tho 0. A. C. hall contract, waa In
the city on his way to the Santiam rock
quarries, whore ho will work n crow of
men lor several wofks in gotthm out
bU no for tho now building. Albany
Horald.
A Yillaec Blacksmith Saves His Little
Son's Life.
Mr. II. II. Black, tho wellknown black
smith nt Grahainsvillo, Sullivan county,
N. Y., says: "Our littlo son, live years
oldKhns nlwnys beon subject to croup,
and so bad havo the attacks boen that
wo have feared many times that ho
would dio. Wo hnvo had thu doctor nnd
need many medicine, but Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy i now our solo re
linnco It seems to distolve tho tough
mucous and by giving frequent doses
when tho croupy pymptoms appear wo
hnvo found thnt tho dreaded croup ia
cured before It cole'eetlleil." Ibero ia
Uiodangor In giving this remedy for it
contains no opium or oilier Injurious
drug nnd mny ho given ns confidently to
u bAbii as to nn adult For snlo nt Dr.
Stone's Drug Stores.
Union Meeting.
Tonight nt 7:30 at tho Methodist
Church. Tho address will be by Rav.
II. A Ketchum on "How to Win Sun
day School Scholars and Young People."
ThMe meetings as tho name implies
a e union, all nro ureed to attend.
Br.on!l
iCOUQH SYRUft
cures ITnekintr Coughs,
Soro Lungs, Bronchitis,
Grlppo, Pneumonia ntul
nu severo uinpnitoctions.
Why then risk consump
tion, a slow, fiuro death ?
Tako warning l Ar-t nt
oncol Buy a bottle of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
a doctor's prescription,
tjBed ovor 60 yonrsi Price,
only 23 conta. Insist on
having it. Don't bo im
posed upon, ReAtso tho
dealer's substitute: It is
not as good ns Dr. Bull's.
Salvation Oil cure Rlicumatlim
Arhea ami Pain. 13&25ct.
80 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
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Anyone aendlnc a aketeh and dc.crlpllon may
quickly ucriaiii our opinion freo whether ta
ItiTentlon it probably pateiiubla. Communlnt.
tloiit.trtctlrcoDdilculljU, Handbook on I'atenta
aent f re. 01 Je agency for aocurtug pttMit.
I'atunla taken tnruuub Munn A. Co. receUe
ipttbil notUt, without ibarge, la too
Scientific jltmricatn
Aimnaaomety UtaitraleJ weekly, Tjinieat elr
cHlatlon ut any keieutldo JiiurnaL Terui. li
reari (our mviittu, IU tfoWTbyall. newdek)en.
' nel Offl5ir&6 ! Bt, AYaahluiton! li o!
VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M
IH1IIMI1II HINDI I
SCOTCH WHITE OATS
Anyone wanting a healthy nutritious diet should try
Scotch Oats. They are a valuable aid to digestion and can
be readily served Sold by
Harritt & Lawrence
OLD POSTOFKJOR OKOOEKY
Something New
Atlantic
Kxprcu
9 p. n,
Tla Hunt'
In gtou
""Sni'airf
Fast Mall
6 p. in.
via
Bpokauo
TIMt) en..-.
FromVt0uLG
Halt Lakis. n-.. w.
Si?;!",,mv. iws
and Kaat. " "'"Ko
Rail T.l,. ...
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P0RM!P TO .CHICAGO 11
vusntc oi cars "
Throuch tickota East via all ,.t.
boat niiil rail, viB Portlan,! "'Ui
OCEAN AND RIVER SCIIEDUib
p.m.
Bally
oxjopt
iiundajr
. P m.
Saturday
10 a. m,
A11 tailing datei mbject
For Han Fraiiclnco
BaUoTcry da)i
cor-UMiiiA ntvKit
ToAitorla and Ta,
Landings. '
M
p.a
.8
EFFICIENT
CONVENIENT
ECONOMICAL
Humphrey Gas Arc Light
4 CHEMEKETA ST. TELEPHONE 563 SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
IRON 13 KINQ
And whon it cotnoa to doing work on shout iron,
tin nnd copper, wo tako tho lead. All kinds ol
ROOFING, SPOUTING, TINNING, CORNISE WORK
Dono on shortest notico and with tho utmost
eutiefaction.
BURROUGHS & PRASBR
PHONE 1511 1Q3 STATE
CAPITAL BREWERY
Beer has atood tho toat of oxporlonco. Thon why not i?lvo i homo
rirnilltntlnn frin lirAfnrnnnn fnmik rntWnl liti Ijiwih (! hrtmn
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CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS
,!! CAPITAL ICE WORKS
MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor.
WHITE
BRBOISTBR &
FEEDMEN AND SEEUSMEN-
A complete stock of Grass Seeis at Lowest prices for
reliable seeds. x x x, x
SPECIAL PRIOES.ON FLOUIt IN IUUREL LOTS.
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Tbrouelftlckets East via all rail or tut i.
mil via Portland, Ticket of flee. dxk.
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inofs Central I
Efficiently
Serves
a Vast 4
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By t hroujh. service to and from lb I
rrlBClcal Cities In the follnwlnr mt- ,
IOWA ILLINOIS ' '
INDIANA MINNESOTA
WISCONSIN SOUTH DAKQTI
MISSOURI ARKANSAS
TENNESSEE KENTUCKY
LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI
Tbrouih Tourist Cars From f
The Pacific Coast
TO
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East, South and SoHtte&jji.;
Fast and lundsomtly tiultttl, tttiB'l"
trains Dlalnc Cars. Dutfet Virvr Cn
Sleeping Cars, Free Hecllnlnt ZUhfa
Send fifteen cents la stamps faciilairar
the United States and CtU U w
tlculars renardlnt rates, flat, ttnit
etc..ca.!onoradress UMmu
tX2TlilrdSt. ConUft
Portland, Oregon.
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91 Court Street
Salem, Oregon.
'i
is 8,000 Mile'
The Burlington Route ranks among the
greatest of the world's railroads.
Over 8,ooo miles long; employing 35,000
men; reaching 1,300 towns and cities in the
eleven states traversed by its lines; having
through-car arrangements which extend more
than half way across the continent and earn
estly Btriving to give its patrons absolutely
unoqualed service, it is the line YOU should
select, next time you go east.
Omaha. Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis and
EVERYWHERE heyond.
A. C. Sheldon, General Agent,
Cor. Third and Stark Sti., Portland, Ore.
Mis & Eastern Mil
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train, as well as giving two-or
lioura iu Albany before deparlar 0
P. North bound train tor PortUoJ.
Train No. 2 connccta with IW
weBt Bide train at CorVullii iO"f '
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points north to Purtland
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BUSINESS CARDS.
O. HMACK
Succcessor to Dr, J. M. Keene, la
White Corner, Baloui Ore. Partioa do
airiuj: superior oporatlona nt moderato
fee in any branch aro inespboial request,
Sale
Dr, Grace Albrigh
GraduatetotAmertcaa School
of Osteopathy. ; ;
OPFIOEJ. OITY nAl.f,
For water service apply at offlcb
BillB payable monthly In advance
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Mec-ts all mail and passongor traiua.
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servTco. Telephone No. 211.
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Kvery day except Sunday. Office
houra 0 to 12 a. in : 1 to 4 p. m. Odd
Fellowa' Temple, Cor. Court and High
BtretB. Phono, Main 2281.
Dr. Tacle Beal, assistant.
S. C. STONE, M. D.
PROPRIETOR OF
Stone's Drug Stores
6ALKM OREGON.
The stores (two In oumfcer) are located at Ho.
235 and 333 Commercial street, and are well
stocked with a complete line o( drujsand med
Iclnes. toilet ankles, perfumery, trashes, etc-
DR. STONE
Has had some 25 years experience lathe prac
tice or medicine and now makes no charge for
consultation, examlaatwu or prc&cnptlon.
B. F. JONES,
Attornoy-at-Law
Toledo, Ortoon.
Waa Clerk of Circuit Courtfor six yoari nd hie
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car between mu w"
City, Denver and Chicago,
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Money to Loan
On farms and oity property. Invest'
menta judiciously made. Insurance ef
fee led.
JOHN MOIR
Office with Oalfour Guthrie & Co.
207 Commeroial Street. 4 91
Geisler Patents Co.
Chamber of Commerce Building
Portland, Ore.
cocurea and markets patents, model
making and light manufacturing. No
better teriua or facilities ibtainible
anywhere.
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