The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 11, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextlifcsMaTSMsrnlarjlsBm'M Jnrp mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm awsiwBBBsssBswiBiaBiMsiiaisBMsasBSBaBs k wriwiBL' iw m i-m TIIT fill! U inimUII I egon, Washington and Idaho than all IHh fl I HI HI A I Ithcsosoven local dallies with weekly ,Member Associated Press. Member rtortbvttt Afternoon Newspaper League, DY HOFEH BROTHBnB. SATURDAY, JAN., 11 1002. D!lf One Year, $4.00 la Advaact. Dally Four Months $1,00 la Advance, Daily by Carrier 50 cents Per Month. Weekly Oat Year $1.00 la Advance, EDITORIAL YTTTTVT PROGRESS OF THE EMPIRE. Ttio progress of thu American Repub lic towards craplro is not along tho lino of acquiring inoro territory so fast as it loin thodircation of continually crcat ing more ofllccs find inoro bnreaut. The census bureau M to no mado por- rnanont. That is, tho census taken ovory ten ycura ia to employ an army of officials and clerks for tho nozt tin years compiling it and livicg off tho Job. The Nicaragua canal will cost another 1300,000,000 and employ an army of of. flclalo. It will end in Jobs and contracts running Into tho millions, with millions glvon to concessionaries and syndicates, Freo mailing privileges are being given by congress to mon and womon already enriched by tho liberality of tho govern ment. Pensions are now to bo given to retired ofllclals and cz-proaldonts. It is give, givo, giyo. Tho horio loech's doughtor Is in tho saddlo and Belt-respecting peoplo who refuso to ho como beneficiaries of political chanty aro raplJly becoming oztlnct. It ia wallow, wallow, wallow in the swill trough of publlo patronage, Ticklo mo and I'll ticklo you, and wo'll both bo the federal officials tickled, arjd wo'll ticklo the peoplo and get some more tajecs lovlod. Tho ofllclal who has a eincuro deslro to lessen public burdens and aako his office) BoK-Bustalning is regarded as dis loyal to tho notions of tho Empire Tho citizen who scorns to graft his neighbor In tho way of fees and salaries at public oxponse ia vulgar and not smart. Ho Is npt to bo a socialistic crank and wtmta to bo kept in tho background. On with thodancol Kinpiro or noth ing I Lot tho government own and run everything and lot us havo two million or flvo million ofllclals, Tho educated people will got tho offices and tho clod hoppers and drawers of water and how era of wood and tillers of soil will sup port them. CL ACKAMAS COUNTY TAXES. Tho tax lovy for Clackamas county Is 32 mills. That la threo mills, higher jthan last ynar and is probably the highest lovy in thu state. It will not idvanco the valuo of proporly in that county. Glackamas county politic; is dominat ed by one of tho moat brilliant and dis tinguished statosinou over Imported from Kaneau to old Webfoot. No man van got onto a county office by virtue of the Re publican party unless ho la nominated and backed by Geo, Olay Ilrownoll. lie makes and unmakes Untied Hiatus senators. He passos utorohtws than any other tun men put together In Oregon. Ho Intro hires more bills than any other man. Ilo Is a populist and a democrat and an orator. Ho has tho ear of tho pooplo and It coiti thorn dearly. Hut they likq und will return Benator Hrowuell to tho Ben ata to mako inoro laws And heap up more burdens. Ifc ia a llttlo hard on tho peoplo ot tho rest of thu stato, but he has given them tho referendum and alter awhile they can defeat his high tax bills and his bad laws and his now Jobs and uselets offices. Thoro la no great evil without soiuo recompense, and statesmen who wave tho Hag and froth at the mouth aro amusing and aro object lestons to shock tho peoplo Into political morality, as the l3partans taught their children to abhor tfruukenneso by parading horrible ex amples, Tho people need a few Dronnells to double up taxes ou them to see what tho very worst thing is that can happen to thorn in tho legislature It may save tho slato from revolution and anarchy to realise his ability to heap up Impo anions on tne land-owuors, and semi-weekly ieeuee at Boise, at Da kar Cltv. at Pendleton, at Astoria, at 8alom, at Kugene and at Roseburg. Is it serious, or is it only a Lotsou Dalliet stylo of fako? OREGON FEDERAL OFFICES- Hy tho deliberate nctlon of Benator Mitchell tho federal offico holdors in Oregon will bo made to participate in the next spring election to an nnusual degieo. Inatcd of reaching a harmonious con clusion with tho rest of tho Oregon delegation m to the fedoral appoint monts Benators Mitchell la said lo havo deforrcd action until after Juno. Shorty tho terms of Collector of Cut toms I. L. Patterson, at Portland, and John Fox, Astoria, Postmaster A. B. Croasman, at Portland ( Collector Of In ternal Kevonuo David M. Dunne, at Portland, and almost all land officers, will also expire. Presldont Roosevelt had cxprceed the hopo that tho two Oregon Senators would agree and ho had pnmleod to recognlzo both Fenators from Oregon In making tho appointments. Thore la n feeling of Intonse bitterness among tho people against tho federal officeholders dictating tho makeup of tho nominating conventions and It is doubtful if they will tolerate suoh n course. Asa mattorof fact tho federal offices dictate a great deal as to who shall go to tho legislature Tho legislature lo packed with men who trado tholr rotes on Benatorships for federal offices. In a letter to tho President, quoted in tho Oregoulan, Friday, Bunator Mitchell Is quoted as saying ho favored doferrini action on all federal appoint ments until after tho Juno election. That is the deliberate invitation to to tako a full hand and docldo the conventions and the elec tion on thu question of kooplng their places or taking a walk. It means If statu or legislative nomi nations aro made that do not suit tho fedoral office holders, who were all ap pointed by McBrlde whou ho was thu only omiator, they will bo defeated. iiioso Kepnbllcans who aro so tin- fortunato as not to bo in tho good graces of tho Mltchulll-Citlzens-Domo cratlo combination, but got onto tho tlckot, will bo slaughtered at tho polls. Thoro will bo no Republican or Dem ocratic party. Thare will bo n fedoral olllco-holdor's party and an nnll-fodoral-offico, antl-ctistom-houao party. Tho former will havo the monoy to spend. Tho outlook for a lojrlslaturo that will do anything for tho taxpayers of Ore gon hut boodle tho treasury Is not very brilliant, Tho fedoral ofllco-holdora do not care a rap for anything but to "get thoro," Havo boon roBlorod to boat th by lydla Plnltham'a Vogo tahlo Compound, Tliolr loi ters aro on Wo andprovo this etatomont to ho a taot, not a nwro boast. Wbon t modl olno baa boon euocoasful It curing so many womon, yot cannot well coy without try Ing tt"l tlo not holtovo I will holp) mo" UTPJ& J? PlMk'SAM'S Vegetable Compound Is a positive euro for alt thoso painful Ailments of Women. It will onllruly euro tho worst forms of Fotnalo Complaints, all Ovarian troubles. Inllainmatlou and ulceration, Kalllntf anil DUpUcomont ot tho Womb, ami consequent Spinal WoaknuM, and Is peculiarly adnptod to tli Chnnn of Life. Your mediums ourcu uio ui ir illilalatiidolllne. mus. m. r.. jioLi.irn, IA Ooiiooul Sq., Ilmtou, Mail, Ww" Backache. It linn cuoJ more casus o( Bncknclio and fiiicorrliiiia Uinn ntiy othor remedy the world limeror known. It ionhnosl Infallible In such cusos. It dissolves and expels Tumors from llio IHcrus In an nnrly singe of ilovolopnianl, mid oliookJ uny tuudancy to ostirorcMis humor. Your niemmn GohuhjiiikJ id- : uiml n IMirnM Tiimur from mr n b ilIIlt iIh rulUif. Mi;- I !tfi Id nlrt 1). A. l.'i.MIIAIII), V . hhlf , .Miifs, Bearing-down Feeling Womb tioublM, ruining jinln, wslnlit, ami badcu'lm, 1 1 -. it 1 y rilevNl rwl poinm rionlly ourud by It aw. Umlor nil clrciim. staiiiPS it ifc'i in liarmu.iy with the laws Un.t govern tlin frrmln systuni, and Is as linrmlm: a il r. 1Ih"K:i(i8 lft iim niter tiiklnir ., . i i. ..... ....... ....i. - , ITIO P Ut'Illl ll"lIU, Itflll IIIUUIUII.U curf94t iim Htlu iiiiviuri jniimi. Mil. Hakaii HilUrKIM. , l-ou II. M.us Irregularity, flupp'eiwp.l or I'alnltil Jlsimtrimtlons. Weak liiiMol tlia Hlonmcli. Imligftstlou. nlftttlng, I'IoikIIiik. Kurvous I'lostrntlon, llthidaulie, (lunorul IJubility. ml iiiuili'lnc. AMONG THE NEWSPAPER MEN Tito Norfolk, Va., Dispatch mansger writes Tub Jhuknam "We nolle that inyourltauoof Dec. '.7 you publish a halMnne picture of a sceuo on the Pat quotank river, W. II. Orepsoy, Nell Crop ey And James Wilcox. This Is by far tho Quest thing that has been issued on tho Oropcoy mystery, barring nouo ol tho great dallies or tho east. Wo wish Tub Jouhwau and its forco a happy new year and continued prosperity suoh as wo believe you must be enjoying. Wo like your style," For it Pacific coast jut per to publish a ploturo of the scene tvad tho parties to a criruiua! case cm tb Atlantic coast In advauco of live and snterprialag local dallies Is nothing new. The pooplo of Balam will awaken to tho tho fact soma day that they havo tho best newspaper dallies in the world for tho alio of the town. Tho Baker City Herald does Itself au Injustice by Issuing a circular slandering the merabora of the Northwest After booh Neweptiper league, by saying the total circulation of tho aevea evening pa pan, of which Tica Jodunau is one, have Uh clrculatlou than the Heild. Only OH9 copy ot the Herald is known to reach galem and that Is a couipllmeutary to the stats house, Tho seven evening jPs Iq tho league with their dally svad weekly and soml-weeklyolroulatlons stflWishfed, tch taking a telegraph swvleo and owning a plant and having (rwa tM to twenty pjwplo on tholr week h HJrelhjoould sot exist on suck a clr ehtSoa m the Herald haa4 If it has any At all cmtsWe of Maker Oity. etlt, klHw i havaa Urrclrijulatlca luOr- A VERY UAD SYSTEM OF VOTING, People aro uot registering undtr the Oregon registration law, It Is so cumb ersome and tratiblfsomo and txptmalvo that the longer it Is n law tho smaller a proportion of pooplo will vole. Tho bad effect of tho law will not slop there, Tho expense of registration will bo bornoby Ibe political managers and tho voter placed inoro and more nniior obligation to them. It will cost a great deal of money to got tho voters registered and Ihotu who spend tho money are going to tuglstor peoplo who volo their way. Thus re gistration on .tho Oiojjon plan menus inoro money used In eluctl us, A registration eystom should inuke it easy to got out a full vote. It should mako It difficult to spoud monoy on the voter. It should leavo the votur no ex cuss for not going to the polls and ex pressing Ids choice. Tho registration law drawn by Hon. MoKlnley Mitchell of Qervals who was a member of thu legislature that did not orgauUo was a far better hill than tho ono that passed. The last legislature luoreuaod tho number ol olectlon officers when tho effect of tho registration law was to make about one-third leas votes tooount. Under the new law there will bo more election officers hi some precincts thau votors. There will bo no voters outside the polling booths, Tho judges will simply count their own noeos. mora is no just system that works well In the long run but the registration plau provided under the Australia ballot law. That should he enacted in place of tho present law u law to dlscourago voting, JOURNAL xluY. Balem has a Push club and a sauer kraut factory. a) Balem has a new church on the stocks (or this year already. u T 11 n ura tlmnkfiil fur 11. K'xxl U Iim dono .Mrs. .I.W.J., Tix'iirolliin Ave., Juiimloft l'lftln Qlcttun), Mum. Dizziness, Falntncss, F.xtromo I.iuisltudo, "don't caro" and "want to bo loft aluno" foollnc, excitabil ity, Irritability, nervousness, sfecploMiiess. llatulonoy, inolnnoboly, or tho "blues," and backaolio. Thoso aro suro Indications of Female Weakness, soino dorangomoiitof tho litems. I vu troulilol with Dlizlrifiii. JtrAiUoli!, i'ulnt"M, HwoIUub IJints. Your iikhIIoIihi oureil ins. MBS. (UlUII i:. 1IAKU1I, lluckiort,H. Thn wlmlo story, linwnvcr, Is tnlil In an llluttrnltul book willed rup with curh bot tle, the moat coiiiplntii tr-mtlio on fouiala ooiiijiliilntt ovor jmlilUlicd. l'or eloTit voari I auirereil wllITl VIU1IIU IIUIIUID. Mil., RH VII.IIV1J ourej by Mrs. IMnkliam's mtillclne. Mas. I 1j.Tuwme, Ultlelon, N. U. Kidney Complaints and llaoknoho o( e((Ar ia tho Vegetable Uomnoiind nlwnva euros. Tna VoKetsiiIo Com pound Is sold by nil cirtifglats or sent lr uisll, In form or l'llls or lmig, on ro eetpt of I.(M). ( lrm;(fnf V'ji anttetrtd. You enu RititrMs InttrlotMt oonfldenr, LTUU k. riNklllM JIKU. CO., Ljnu, Hut. Tjdli i E. p"n"harn" Liter Pills cure 1 Constipation, 8 Sick Haadacha, 25o. Balem'a grand opera house la linking buainoss for tho legislative drama. Tho Oregon winter is back again with all its rigor. This is the seoond morning wo have had a frost. a a luorcaied aorsage of strawberries ou all sides at tulein. This will employ labor and mako domand for cream. i . In a few days Tint Jwimi, WH ,,ri,.,t 17 oolutuus more ol nr.u imi, ...,. i.. favor ot tho stato salary system If It has room. They are nearly unanimous. A Tho Balem Joubnal, Democratic, pre diets that the present state otUctals will U re-nomlnated by acolawattou liy the Uepubllean state onveutlon.-Urowne-vllle Times. IUp. Balem'a puih olub moans business and Is certain to accomplish great things for the capitol oily this year. A atmllar elub for hugeno has not yet been orgault! Rugna Register, jr all meaut the federal offleo heldrs might as Hell U put lu charge of Oregon Politics at the beginning at the ad Kttha people understand right at tho' tglanlug who (t Is boodles thelnlegl, J Tho Kitkiin Journal, alter scoring the ui muiican Htnio aum in strat on Inr ux- travagame, last wunk gives It a rix-col-u m n eulogy and declnree that it lutB been nn exemplary huBinestimlmluNtru tlnn. There Is notlilnir IlkocoiiBlhtiiiii-v. PortUnd Dispatoh. Tho Demoorutlo Diaputoh ought to ron lino that this is n non-partisan propo sition and uothiug uan bu giiiutHl by making it a purty mattur uiiluea It wculd bo gutting tho Itepublioau party to make it a party Issue, e c Why should not thu packers pay a small (ru for govornmunt inspection of their meats? The liiBimatlon hhoIiuiikhh tho value of tho meat ntul Inoreasim tho extent of thulr markets. .Marshlleld Mail. This only shows how mtiuh thugovurn muut needs to charge the truita for ser vices rondo ml in promoting their busi ness. Uervale Star: J. N. Williamson ol l'rinevllla, anuouuoes hlinuolf s a can didate for tiougresa from the seoond oongriwslonal distrlot to sueceed M, A Mootly tho present Ineumbent. Ho is well and favorably known in Marlon Oouuty havhg formerly rldol at Baloiu. Dan Hair fact and it HAIR SOFT AS SILK. New Sclentllle Treatment Kills druff Germs, and Makes Soft. It is nu accepted fact, a p'ovnn that dandruff is a germ dlsaae: is also a tltMiionitrtitttil fni ili.i '.... hre's Umpidds kills the dandrufl germ. Without .Uudruff falling hair will stop, and thlu Hir will thicken, llerplchie not onl) kills the dandruff germ, hut It also make lutr us Bolt , U. u tho most delightful hair dresiu: made It olsauses tho scalp from JndruiT and umtH it otean and heulthy. Itching and Irritation are instantly reheml, and iwruiaiiaiiiiy eumt. At all druggists, there's nothing "Just asgwHl." uke no substitute. Ask lor "ilerptu.de' Chancellor Von llulow of Uamianv has made an anli-llritish speeoh ad all Knglaud Is up in arms. FORMER SALEM TEACHER Makes a Special Trip In interest of Art. the With a Party of Twenty Under the Management of the President of the Bureau of University Travel. Miss Myrtlo Marsh ol this city, who is attondlng Cornell uuivorelty, was a member of a party of 20 who made a special holiday art tour. Tho party was in charge ot Prof. II. H. Powers, tho Presldont of the iiureau, who Is a noted lecturer on art both here and in Huropo. Tho Itinerary included Boston, Now York, and Washington, and Prof. Pow ers lectured daily on the subject Art Miss Marsh writes a letter describing hur trip, which is glvon bolew: Wo loft Ithaca on the ovenlng of Dec. HO tli, but owing to tho N. Y. Central be ing late I did not arrive at Utica until 1 :30 a, m. My friend Uesslo Bettlemior Pleck mot mo with a carriage and wo drswo to hor cozy homo where I spout a very dollghtful Christmas enjoying with thorn their festivities and talking over tho many schooldays wo spent at the "old Willamette." Prof. Fleck has a fine position andUtlca Is a beautiful city. Thoro Is lots ol snow and evorytbing la on runners. Well, friends must part so in order to Join my party I loft Utica on Christmas night arriving In "Boston town" next morning where Prof. Powers was in waiting, as also wasmyroommalo and follow etudont, Miss Sholdon. In tho a. in. wo wont on to Wellesloy thon in tho p. m. attondod the Prof's first lec ture. Wo left Boston Sunday attcruoou Dec. 21) at 3 p. m. and reachod N, Y. at 9 o'clock staid there until Wednosday Jan. 1st at 4 :05 and reached Washington at 10 :20 and hero wo are. I have soon and brain heard so much in eight days that my is noarly ovorllowbg. In tho first placo art and social interpretation is our aim ho tho gallerlos nro our chlof vantagOj ground and Prof, Powers Is certainly most charming and I fcol more than re paid for all I havo spent. I would rather havo this trip and all I have gained than any Christmas gilt you could have pur chased with the same monoy. In Boston our tlmo was spent in the gallery and library from ten to twelve and from 2 to 4, but asldofrom that I visited tho stato hotiHo and walked up Beacon street where were tho homes of many famous men of Revolution fame. I walked across Boston common and saw the frog pond where tho boys rebuked the English gen eral because tho English soldiers spoiled their skating. I was In old South church and tho old Stato IIou;o where are many colonial relics. I was hi Faunell Market. On Sunday a. m. I attended servico in Trinity church and heard Bishop Lawrenco.thoauccessoroi Phillips Brooks. Adeline took Laura and 1 out to Wellesloy also. That is a boautiful spot and I do not wonder that Wellosley girls aro proud ol their college. Boston Is such a quaint city with ita narrow crooked streets hut Illko it all tho same. There was much more I wanted to seo but there was no time. lu New York wo stopped at the St Dennis hotel, a house but does not compare with our Boston or Washington hotels. Tho Metropolitan Art gallery was our Mecca horo and It is an immense affair at the end ol Control Park. Ono could Btudy there for weoks and seo only a part. Ono morning 1 went shopping. I bought some articles at Wannmaker's big store and saw many othor Que stores as well. One Monday evonlng my friends called and took mo to dinnor then wo walked up tho famous Oth Avonue to 40th and back on 5th avonue,the great millionaire strootand I bbw New York at midnight. The streets from 23d down to 14th wore throngod, but othor wise fairly quiet for so largo a city. Broid way was teeming also and during tho day everything Is ono mad rush yot there is no trouble at ail about finding localities. Tho car sorvico is good and if one has a tonguo and can ask questions he ia all right, but I do not hko N. Y. and would not caro to llvo there On Tuesday evening I was invited to take dinner at tho most grand eating house ol tho city whoro only tho very walthy can afford to go, and whoro it costa ten dollars a meal. Talk about elegant gowns. I flaw them thore. Thon a drivo ovor the main streets. Thore Is not a bit ol snow horo, but tho wind, both hero and in Washington, is bitter cold. But boat of all cities is nurdear Capital, Washington. Cleanliness Is next to Godliness horo, and such protty -streets and flno buildings I never saw before. Thus far I have been through the Cot oran A t gallery, the Capitol, Congres sional Library, tho Treasury, 8mlth Bonian Institute, and to tho top of tho Washington Monument. Tomorrow I go into tho White Home, Patent OIllco, and out to Mt. Vernon, In the House of Representatives I stood behind tho chair where Thomas Tonguo sits, so I buodoso I did my duty by Oregon. I can't becln to detcrlbo tboao buildings, I for It would tako too long, and even thon would bo a feoblo attempt at beat. Tlio Library is flnoat of all and ia the largest in the world, and Is beautiful both in side and out. Congroid is, of course, closed now, but there is a lady with our party who is acquainted horo, so wo wero enabled to visit eomo ol tho closed rooms, chief omong them tho rooms where the President site, and the Vlco President's room alo. I sat in the choir non.l V,v t Im Vice-President. Botii the Somite and Houea havo been newly fur- j nished recently and all la nice, but not ncnrlv as elaborate as I had imaulned. Tho atieets of tho city all run in radiat ing lines from tho Capital, and which mrkes tho view from the Capital very offocllvo. I don't wonder that politi cians atrivo to get here, far It Is certain ly an ideal city. Thnre nro fine etnres here, also much to my surprise for 1 never knew that there wos much of a business character horo. I do wish you EDUCATIONAL ...Northwest Normal College... Corner State and Commercial Sts., Salem. Oregon. Courses of Stnilv: Classic, Scientific, Normal, High School, RuslnoBs, Mnsic ,rt. and Elocution. Thu latest and tho host in Book keeping, Ij-Dowrltlng. Music and Shorthand. Tho most extonelvo lino of ofBceB for ConimorcW Woik in tbl Northwest. Evening School on Mondny and Friday overlings, fc. nging qmJ. Saturday evenings. Full courses to graduation, either In Volco culture. Piane Violin. Orchealrol InstruinontB, Harmony, Counterpoint, hugul, etc. Full courts! also In Kino Art, Painting In olie, Wntor Colore, Pastol, and Crayon Dratrln Students may oritur at nny timo. Send for catalogue. s A J. GARLAND, A M. Z. M. PARVIN, Mus Doc, President. Director of Collejro of Music. ABB NOT HELD nY INCOKPETETBNTsrprs. motion and preferment In business Is the retail of ability to do, Attbls school Is the best tlA to obtain the knowledie of how to do. Tstri Is an Iscreaslni demand for comcctent Uh Persons completing the business and shorthand courses at the CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGIA cansccur employment. For eleven years, but one young man has graduated from our shortbaal department after first completing the business course, Why? Because all took positions fctfert ready to graduate. Itcostsbut little to secure a usable education compared to the benefits ar rived. Send for catalogue. W. I. STALEY, Principal. Salem, Oregon, AtefoeflJ : r :- Blanke's Coffee Touches the Spot Did You Get a Free Cup; We Did at sasMwa-a,sastt-.taTSTsB-a)a-T----BaT HARPIT St LAOJRJB1MCB ami papa would como to Iilmca In Juno, w Vaii P1i1 ETaA ' so it may hnVo boon causes' SALEA1 GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 5u in Juno! hw -.., tA,.. fn.iA IP n. n. 4-" If so it raa when I graduato ana then como down lo Hj VP I HI S Jllil sTCCir ),y sotting out of bed this mora- Washington. You would never regret. i-- mv w--- -..- trig on a cold iloor in a coll taking tho trip and I think ev ry Amer- room. Got ouo of our small GAS UKAlEItS and nt small oxpon'o havo it warm lean citizen who possibly can should seo bedroom for risinir and rotirimr. Tho turn of n, key and tho touch of a match li this city. I cannot see nearly an i woum nil that is needed to Btort inn nre. llko to, nut am gotting n i oi ina iubu . K i 4 ChemeketaSt things ond I nm thankful for that, wo perhaps will loivo hero .Monday. Muat 1 ", cloao now, but feel that I novo on ly given you tho outline so far of my trip. Myhtie Mauhii. The Spirit of Winter. The Spirit of Winter is with ub, mak ing its proeonco known In many ways simotimes by cheery sunshino and 5 listening snows, and somotlmoa hy riving winds and blinding storms. To manv nuople it seems to take a delight in making bad tilings worao, for rlieu matlam twiats harder, twinges sharper, catarrli becomes inoro annoying, and tho many symptoms ol scrofula nro dovol oned and aggravated, Thero ia not much poetry in this, hut there is truth, and it is 0 wonder that more peoi.lo don't get rid oflheeo ailments. Tno modicino that cures them Hood's Sar- saparills Is easily obtained, and thoro Is abundant proof that its cures are rad ical and permanent. BALFOUR GUTHRIE AND CO. Havo secured and will operate tho Humphrey warehouse at Bnlom tho Turner mill ami warehouse and tho warehouses atMnclcay, Prn turn, Switzerland, Shaw and lirooks, conducting a gonorol wnrcuousa mid etorngu busiucsd. :; :: :: ; .. Salem office 207 Com. St. Sacks will bo hold nt theso points for delivery on snmo terms as pro vhIIimI nrnvinilfl nmtnnnn. Kin thnm hnfnrn illannnlnx .,.. Li ' " -"-"( ui j.uur grain. Top Prices are Always Paid for Grain J. G. GRAHAM, Manager QQG$3393d hi CAPITAL BREWERY Heer has stood tho test of orporlonco. Then why not givo n homo production tho pruforonco. Home capital, home labor and hosa browod beor aro growing in popularity. Pooplo loyal to home Indus try givo it tho preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS a. CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. il. BECK, Proprietor. A LUMBER FOR CHRISTMAS should not ha overlooked while von nro buying other things. There's a uood manv tilings vou can do in the building lino il you plan them now. Pricing and selecting the lutnbsr nro Important factors in the plan ning We havo thn best lumber el uvury kind prices lowest far tks quality. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Paea'r. dopot. Phone Cil, New New New The Cash Shoe Store Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Or dinner you csn enjoy from .1 0 0' our tender and dulicious moats, st-nks, lamb or mutton chops' veal cutloti or fiork, Our meats are nil cut from the ftttest an. nrtmest caltle, and wo can sipply your table with fr.eh, nutrition, and wholesome meats at bed rock 'price E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 3 O 3 Commercial Street Opposite the Postotlice !! ""iTfc CANOV CATHARTIC! . MS utnubw ilimjxd C. C. C Ntvtr solj tn bulk, Bwr el th lioitr Mho trio U sll -soBwuMflj mt u lood." Why wnereww on 1.1 wtj Itestauraut A. tli Getting Points On laundry work is always advisable) ix foro taking your garments to -ted. Auvone who has bad their laua dorlng done at the Salem Steam laundry knowa the quality ol our word It's al ways good, giving the correct finish to linen that well-dressed men appreciate. Wo call for and dollvor you neod only to send us your auuress. Salem Steam Laondryji COLONKL J, OLMSTBD, rBOFBKTOB. DOROU8 D. OLUBTBO. MOB. rhoiio 411 S23 Libertr Btrosll 95 TKE VAPOR RATHS u "i'i.C.U?i mal4rU "1 clc"" 'our Ysttm tnm M Impurities. M 1- i.S,Jr S2LV Robinson Bath Cabinet Im ,'.hfC h0J, wta,her n1ves. The vapor lath Is also vcrr restful Prt n "tr,"yor ,bor od duriD ne not weathetj 3)2 ROnk PrAA -tn Dofrnnr A batb caHset Is H ,-,, c . "" , accesslty la tvtrjj lanmy rorsuleatmyresldeaceaaiJiC.W. Putasm's druntorcl AKeniSyVanted CooiW' Call on or address a a SlafiaMi71H MR3-3 SELLWOOD -r 3&,lMtst SalemOr, Phone 2771. I HE FLORENCE SANATORIUM not go t U Mtrtoit tke best wnereyou eau uat the UitT TL fit iST 1tP!K1.!-the. Sentot chroulc and .urtrlcal w.i. t.,4uvw.,.',u 1 '"?. "HX. tor the purnoaa for which t la :... . ' -"vovcu Wltnln Inn- Kli: 'i i i , .. , y. llio moat mnl .-"-.. ,wv" "i uv Business prv ?l lances of the R. thnwehout th. K..ir!L "Mem furnishinM and Int.t .nnli. .i '1- .."."-' ""uiK. iicntu.4 k i.. i. rr-. rrrv u nwcucity Here the siVt H. 1 uuwluar ana UcMed by gas without the nolw, infusion in 1 e f?,Tf nla8ea of 8enen- bopitl FyMUs UriDgiBg?VaaPWoity attending one. Outside ' a orations if reoue IS ' the &?" courtesy, and fanwHu or apply rwrM0a"v r term8 and furtb Informa CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT, WWliriBiltt,4M i V-rl meals lu the jty. ?ssiJs 9SkSSJ3s3iS3li2