J
"For eight years I auf-
fcrod with Inflamma
Hon of tho womb and
hladdor,profuso and
painful menstrua
Hon, andaitlmos It
scomodas though I
should die I doc
tored most of tho
tlntOf hut soomod io
fail ovory tlmom A
short timo ago I hogan
io taho LYOIA E. PINK
HAM'S VEGETABLE COM
POUND, and thanks to It, to-day I am a woll
woman.-Mns L. L. TOWNE, Littleton, N. H.
Mrs. Towno. llko many other suffcrlnR women, won a victim of
theory. Her physician did hit) host. Ho had battled with her enso
steadily nnd could do uo more. If Mrs Towno had asked adyico
of Mrs. PJnkham seven or olcht years earllor uho would havo had
lust so many moro yoaraof happiness nnd comfort and health.
It is not reasonable to expect that any living person can
ndviso for fomalo troubles as safely as Mrs Pinkhnm, whoso
exporlenco is without parallel In tho world. This should nppeal
to tho common senso of any woman, especially whon nearly
every newspaper in this country is printing in nlmoct every
Issuo tho lotter of somo woman who has been cured by Mrs.
PJnkham whon doctors had given horup. Don't wait for tho
doctor to givoyou up to tho surgical knlfo, or toll you that you
cannot Hvo. Oct your advice where- you aro certain to havo
tho benoflt of tho widest experience Writo to Mrs Plnkham,
at Lynn, Mass., and rely on her. No chargo Is mado for ndvico.
Tlioro is no femalo complaint, however simple or howovor
serious, that Lyrtlu B. IMnkliiwn'H Vejrelnblo Compound
will not holp; of this thero is monumental ovldenco in its thirty
years' record of constant success. When you ask for this modi
olno at tho druggist's, bo sum you get what you oak for and
nothing olso. Tiio mcdiclno that cures in
LyiIIa Em Pinldiam's Vogotahlo Compound,
5000
We linve depoiitcd wllh
the National City Dank,
of I.vtin. it coo. which
ytiu be paid to nnjr per
nor! who can find that the (ibaye testimonial
letter In not genuine, or wai published before
obtaluliiK the writer's opeclal pennli'loo.
I.YDIA It 1'INKIIAU MKDICINB CO.
FARMER'S
COLLEGE
NOTES
Stuff to Make Hens
Analyzed.
Lay,
Prof. A. II. Oordloy represented tho
O. A. 0, at tho Northwest Fruit Orowors
ABioolttlon, hold at Walla Walla this
weok. Uo roports a ood atteudanca of
roproBontfltivo uion from Oregon, Wash-
Ington and Idaho.
Whllo tho frcciilutr weathor tailed tho
students took ndvantnjm of tho clmnco
to onjoy skating. Th Ico was amoiith
and hnrd ob ilaas. No casuultles.
Fivo atudonts appear buforo tho
faculty and student body, Saturday, (ho
lit to deliver tholr Junior orations.
Sovoral inmplus of poultry food havo
boon sent to tho Ohutnlcnl Dmutiuunt
hero recently. Thoie poultry foods, roll
under tho label of "Hod Albumen," at
at from 40o to OOo pr.fpoutitl, and are
guaranted to. "nuke hoim Iny." Out of
three samples which worn tested, one
was found to bo limply dried blood, an
other a mixture of driod bloo.I and po
baum.who will closo it out. Mrs. Floa
ter today removed to Portland to live
whoro Mr. Fleslcr ha atuadv Pinnlnv.
mont aB a foreman on curpon'or work.
It is reported that Loueks and Prater,
a now firm from Portland, havo bought
out tho Htato streot grocory at tho
PI.....I.I T- tl?l... -. i ii . .
uiunini itu UUrKH OUU Will put til a
stock.
Shorty tho shluor is eutting a flneox
atnp'o keoplng tho crossing perfectly
clo.in to hia blacking stand In front of
I'M 'a plnco.
MILLIONS
AYEAR
Incredtible Amount or
Money Lost by the Work Werk
ing: Classes.
per, and the third contained common
rod mineral paint, and a itnall quantity
of bouo uuh. Tho actual valuu of a pound
of thu material Ib from four to six cents.
Edwin , Olialcraft, aunorvior of
Indian achoola for tho state of WiibIiIiik-
ton, paaiod thrmnth Corvnllla recently
on his nay to Ymiulna llay. There ho
will arrauitu for tho Indian Summer
ichool which will probably bo held In
July. Thia la to bo tho third session of
that body, nnd will consist of all tho
beit educators in thu Indian servlou of
tho northwest, assisted by prominent
educators from 0. A, O., and others.
Thu largo llorloulturo department, at
tho college, mfforod no damage from tho
hard freeze.
An Interview With George
V. Hammond, of Tacoma.
Wash., a Man Who Talks
From Experience.
Death of a
Pioneer Woman
Mrs. Jane Nesblit died Saturday
morning at 2 o'cloi-k, Feb. 1, 1001, at the
'homo of hor son, A. L. Shophord, in
South Palom at tho corner of Fir and
Miller streets. She has Buffered for
some tlrao with a tumor in hor left siJe,
which resulted in her diutli. Mrs.
No;hitt was aged 7 i years, 5 months and
7 dayp, and wns horn in Missouri. Hho
camo to Oregon, across the plains', In
1817 since when she has repMed in thi
stato and tho greater part of tho time in
this city. Her husband, Mr. Neebltt, died
In Eastern Oregon six years ago, ami
she lost twohuabsnds previous to that
time. She haa tno children living out
of a family ol lea Thoe aro Mrs, Mary
Illchardaon of Amity and A. LShophutd
with whom ihe mailo her home. He
tins a wlfo nnd three children. Sho r.lao
haa two brothers. Me"r lllanton, of
Eugene.
The funeral will tin hold Sunday at 1
p m. at tho Le?lio M. E. church In
South Sulem, services by Her. Knrknell
and Interment will bo in tho I. O. O. F,
cometory.
State Fund
Interest
Tho caeo of T. A. Baker versus tho
Williams & England banking company
was argued beloro Judgo IJolso today.
The mattor of tho payment of interest
on tho State money deposited by ex
stale treasurer Phil Metsclian was thu
phaeo dlBcuisod. The attorneys appear
ing in tho caeo aro Lionel It. Webster, I
Carson & Adams, W. II. Holmes, P. il.
McMahan, J, II. McNury.
Little Folks' Party
A surprlio party was given Thursday
in honor of tho tenth birthday annivor
sary of Mils Helen Perkins, tho ovent
taking placo at tho homo of her paronts,
Mr. and Mis. F. J. Perkins. A delightful
aftornoon waa spent by tho little folk,
and dainty refreshments wore served.
Tho guests woro Veda Oroas.Ellen 1 lilul
pen. Francis Pohle, Eueonia Belle, I.ila
Hollo, Mary Yautls, Joe Olmsted, III alio
YantIs,Anna Yantli, Madellno DeParrq,
I.ouia Benson, Claudius Hose, Emma
Klein, Marquerito Wlllaon,Iras Havvley,
Hedwlg Carlson, Herry Hudrlck, Pearl
Hopf, Ruth Damon.
REAL
ESTATE
ITEMS
Industrial Buildings to be Re
built Next year.
Tho Industrial building at tho Reform
school, which was riconlly destroyed by
lire, 'will not bo rebuilt until nextyoar
nfior Ihe Legislative suasion. There is
yet no dellnlto idea aa to what sum will
be received from tho insurance companies
althnnph claims woro presented to tho
various corr.panisa for $22,000. What
rdjtntment of the mattor la to bo made
will not be known for eomo timo, for as
the matter now stands unless a settle
ment is mado, suit will be brought
against the insurance Anns holding
policies on that building. The materials
used in tho industrial building now
destroyed, weio furnished by the sta'o.
the brink belins secured from tho prison
foundry, t jub reducing the average cost
ai.d couzidurublo work was pcrfomedon
thu building by the convicts and there
form school boys.
A contract is about completed by
which Uiir Ion & Cloug , undertakers will
uel a 21x80 room on Court Btreet adjiin
Ina thn Gran i Opera Home block for un
dertaking parlors with chapil attached
lor holding burial service.
Bishop it Pohio will build an addition
to tho rear of their carriage depot on
Libitv and Ferry streets, 24 by 2d
They havo not room pnodgh for their
hupiiiepfl, J W. Young has the contract.
Loo, Albert nnd James Paquette to
J. W. and Emma Ebnor 2 (13 acres in
Mathins llutalu's ad. to Mt. Angel, (500.
It O. Frit, to Thomas A. Cooper, lot
8 of block 8 in town of Jefferson, $500
Potur Winkner and wlfo to H. O. Frlu,
nroiiertv on tin main streot of Jefferson.
uho lot S, block 8 in flimo town, $2,000
Jo'opli Hocholcr and wife to TIiop.
Howe, one-half acre, a part of tho resi
dence property of Joseph Bccheler at
Mt Aueel, $100.
Charles A. Eteb and wlfo to V A.
Woddle, 2 aer& along tho Santiam
river, a part of tho I). L. O. of Titos.
Holland wlfo, $S50.
Ail Excellent Combination.
Tho pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
Jmop of Fios, manufactured by the
CAMKOitNiA Fio Syhhp Co HhMrato
thevulucof obtulnlnc the liquid luxa
tlve principles of plants known to be
medlclnn'ly laxative and presenting
theui in tho form most refreshing1 to tho
tasto mid ncontublo to the system. It
Is tho ono perfect strengthening- laxa
tive, cleansing- the system offottunlly,
dlupclling' colds, headaches and fevers
Tently yet promptly and enabling ono
overuomo habitual copstipatiou per
manently Its perfect freedom from
evory objectlonaolo quality and sub
jtau"e, ad its noting1 on tho kldnoyi.,
liver und bowels, without weakening
or iiritatlnrr them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In tho process of manufacturing1 figs
aro used, as tboy nro plconant to tho
'4iste, butthomediclnaiqualitlesof tho
remedy nro obtained from senna nnd
.-'hor 'aromatic plants, by a method
icnown to tho Gamfoknia. Fio Svncr
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects nnd to avoid imitations, please
t cmember tho full name of tho Cororjnny
printed on tho front of overy package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
BAN FRANCISCO, CAI
XiOUXStlZiLZ, EY. HXW YOIUC, K. T.-
For aalo by all Drmr?IsU. Prlw Wo. per bottU
0
0
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2)
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SEE THAT IMPRINT ?
HARRIS JOB PRESS
Perfect satisfaction
back.
on money
IT AAEAAJS
Do you want a Home
Gone a Notch
Higher
Tho high prices promWod in the hop
market In tho next few months, aro the
risult of tho ureat Rhortai;o In HH)1 hops
In the United States. Very few Kroweri
till hold their crops, and atook has rap
Idly docrotied In rocont weeks. Many
dflalart, who wero short sellers now havo
to pay top prlcea for hops in order to
secure thum at all to keep their coulraota
with brewers. This la beomieo I hey did
npt learn tho conditions of tho market
iu time to protect theineohiu.
Durlnjr thu uext few months, nlwn
dtmlen and tho few Rrowera iet holding
their pruluota aro dlopoiluK of tlinir
tocka, tho market will ho active. The
stt)rtaKo iu hop of last years crop
on tho kiurkot at the proaent tlinu la
Bhowu by tho follow ln:
An eutlnintool (ho 1U01 crop of hovti iu
fio United titatos Uwn It at 3100,000
UIm. Thu nutnlwrflf bale oxporlwl
wi r;,wv, with a powlWe aildttlou of
10.000 bale; thoitsauuhip Hum, covn
las through ihlpuiMitB abroad bine
10,000 bale, making a total of 7S000.
Thli leave in tho 1'nltwl StatM l.'BOXK)
Ulai of the 1001 orop. The nnnuul eon
uiuptlon li estimated at 45 000,000 bar
roll or 2ia,000 baloi. Tho approximated
stock of old hopa ami thiurriod-tr
itockof bwwora ami dtwlorn U W000
oalM, leavlUR tho demand fur 1901 bops
at leait lOU.OOO biloi. With IW.iWO ImIhi
exported and tub demand 1W.O00 tha
hortoof Uat year's crop In UiIiowih
try it 01,000 bates. Thti aliorta U tb
cauio ol thu high prius uow aura to bo
roiched in (ow dayi.
New Moyes:
in Business
Tho monoy lost annually by skilled
wnrkmen of nil occupations fl?ures up
to millions of dollars and is becoming
greater evory year. Thla amount of
monoy represents mainly time lost and
thn BorlotiBtfftct upon tho foolal com
fort of thu worklngmon and thoir fuml
lies Io evident. Mr. GooigoV Ham
mond, of Taoomn, Wash., eald tho other
day :
"1 liava lost my sliaro of time, but I
hiii thankful to say that I havo not been
losing any of late."
"You don't look as if you had loat
mtioh through siokuens."
"No, and I don't feel so. Hut tho
faat remains thnt I wan a very sick man.
I took cold along iu 1850 and rhouma.'
tlmi eittled In my arms and shoulders.
I mffered for throe jonrsund nothlno
relieved inn until in April, 1802, upon
thn recommendation of my slstor, 1 be
gan (ho iio of Dr. Willlama' Pink Pills
for I'alo People nnd found relief in tho
seooml box. I took llvo boxiw iu nil and
now am entirily cured and hava had no
occasion to uio them alnce."
Mr. Hainii ond resides at No. 010 N.
Steele street, Taooma, W'uMi,,and at tho
request of tho reporter made affidavit to
mi atwve statement before Jamoi H.
Ddgu, i notary publlo, oa July 5, 1001.
ThoreiH a jwpular Idea that rhouina
tieui U eausad by oxM)6uro to cold and
that some looalitiM aro infected w ltd it
more than olhirs. HjoIi oondltlotiB fo-
qiiMiitly promote the dayilopment of tho
inmate, nut, from thu fact that rheuimi.
tivm runs In twrtaiu famille. la shown
to bo hvrotiitary and, eomsouentlv. a
uiraaH) ot mo ninod.
KiMliiently an Individual, in whoie
family rheumatiam has not occurred, de
velops (lie ilfeeuto, and when a dl.iLMioai
of the caw Is made, it is generally found
that the ailment la duo too domngemen
of the IiImmI.
Kxternal applloatious may afford If m-
iwrary relief, but to mire the disease it is
tieceetnry to treat it through the blood.
Ur. Williania' Pink l'tlla for Pale Peo
le go directly to the seat of the disor
der, pmllying and iwrielilHg the bleod
bv oliuiatiug poiaouaus eletnente and re
itfwlM health tfivlttg forcw. They k re
a pjilie epoide wot only for thouma
t m, but for such dieuts ai locomotor
ataxia, iwrtial iwralyaia. St. Viim'
d4uoe. toiatiea, neuralgia, rheumatiim,
ieroua ite.uiaeite, ha aftor-effoita of
K , of feveta and ofqthiraonto dla-
oaset. Mlt4UUauo(tli hsart, pile and
84i iot cotupietfioua and ull forms of
weakneie, either in mule or female. Dr.
Willlama' Pink l'HU for Pale People aro
told Uy all dealers or will t aunt poat-
paw oh rMpt U prio. 11 ty cents a
box j six boxes, twodoilaia and flftv
cimU. Uy addressing Dr, WHIUms' Me.1
okse Oo , SoboHMady, N. Y. Uo sura
to get the poHNiaei mlMtltutiM never
Mrad anybody.
Tramps bound gaggad and robbed ten
Ohlneso near Seattle, Friday.
Harry Faulkner and Julius Lehmann,
St. Louis alderman havo been arrested
for bribery.
Lucy T. Blank will bo tried at
Dozeman, Montana, on Monday for
poisoning her husband.
KUncntn Your lioirnls Wllh Ciiscnrots.
Candy Cntlmrttc, oiiro constipation (orator.
lOo. aso. 1(0.0.0. tall, drugRlsts re(uad mono;
'llinvo iol your valuable OASCA-
HI.'IS inrt llinl tbcm por(cct. Couldn't do
wl'nont thrra 1 1 two used llicm fordomo timo
(or Indigestion &!' UlllomncM nnd ntn now com
Blctcly turcd Hccommcnd them, too cry ono
nrntrch you will never bo without tliom In
tbo (umliy.,r Utvr A MAnx, Altiony. N. Y
M vlJ& CATHARTIC
JetW TSADIUASN PiajIfTlStOp
nnntl I'a'italilc Potent. Taste flood, no
Uornl NoforHlckon. Wi-nken or (Irlpo, lOo, 2jo. tOc.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Sl.rllm IImM rW.,.;, iklf..., )I..lr..l, x. rk. sn
HQ-T0.DflP''oM'""lK.'!i:n",,,!' ir mi drug-
You can own this beautiful borne.
Wo will buy it for you and lot you pay
us back at $3.45 or f 0.45 per month.
Without interest. Or wo will pay off
that mortgage on your homo on tho eamo
liberal terms.
This Ib not another Uuildlng and Loan
Association, wo spotk tho truth only,
coruo and eoo, you may loam Bomothing
iSeieS3i5
I
8
)
and - prompt 0
Honest prices
service.
Work that cannot be-excelled
in the city.
EDUCATIONAL
...Northwest Normal College...
Corner State and Commercial Sts., Salcrn. Orceon.
Courses of Study: Olaaslc, Sctentiflo, Normal, High School, Business, Muslo,
Art, and Elocution. Tho latest and the boat in took keeping, Typewriting. Music
and Shorthand. The most extensive lino of offices for Commori.'a' Work in tho
Northwost. Evoning School on Monday and Friday evenings, b. Aging classes
Saturday ovenlngs. Full courses to graduation, eithor in Volco culture Piano,
Violiu. Orchestral Instruments, Harmony, Counterpoint, Fugul, etc. Full courses
aleo Iu Fino Art, Painting in oils, Water Colors, Pastel, and Crayon Drawing
Students may enter at any time. Send for catalogue.
A. J. GARLAND. AM. Z. M. PARVIN. Mus. Doc,
President Director of College of Music.
Pacific Home Builder's Ass'n.
225 226 Ablngtoa Dulldlag, Portland. Ore,
Loral aKont, Willamette Hotel, Salem,
l&tktitiMA
Ore.
men.
Agents wanted, ladles or Rontlo-1 rlvcd. Send tor catalogue!
ARE NOT HELD BY INCOMPETETENTS. Pro-
motion and preferment in business Is thi result
of ability lo do. Attbls school Is the best place
to obtain the knowledge of how to do. There
Is so Increasing demand for competent heia
Persons comcletlng the business and sborlband courses at tin
CAPITAL HUSUS ESS COLLEGE
cansecur emrloyment. For eleven years, but one youne man his rraduated from our shorthand
department atter first comcletlnr the business course. Wny? Because all took positions before
ii.uiiuiiaiiu.ii, utuiiiiwi ii imc iu ciuic it up - iuuiiuuq Komcirca io me Eeacrit d.
, C wtrt tlm ,.,. Afli. ... . f...?t. ..-l-la n. . "-.w
W. I. STALEY, Principal. Salem, Oreton.
OASoniA.
Dratha j Ilia Kind You lla8 Always Bcuglf
R.'Knatnro
c&vm
V-3
&UM
Mr. D. L, FlMter. tho falem millkei
1M told out hor stook to laadortt Grju.
i-'itlra Cil ftr espy 1 Frfs Dfu
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1 UUIA I LoLd I
1 .'fon , A HOW ABOUT THFH1?
i ury r
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9 Q.ff P- Have You Your Solid Soled
I rOwiNTFr? SHOPS
I m ? Are You aitinff for t,e weather?
1 1
1 vw8 T,ie weaner won,t wai for yu
loi tm. -. imlfu jssfrimii
I A cold may mean a cold all winter, hence it is of vital
I importance to keep your, feet warm and dry at this
I damp and frosty season of the year. :: :: ::
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Have You Cold Feet?
I( so it may havo boon cauaed
by gottinout of bed this morn-
Ini? nil 11 rnlil (Innr In o nnl.l
room. Get ope of our email GAS HKATEHS and at small oxponio havo a warm
bedroom for risinand rctirintr. Tho turn of a koy and tho touch of r match ia
all that is need"d to start tho flro.
. 4- Chemeketa St.
SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone 5S3.
MAJESTIC STEEL RAME
X A NEW CARGO X
X WILL ARRIVR SQON:
When we will be able to Fill all Orders.
They have been over six months on
customers have waited.
the way, but many
R. M. WADE & CO.
TAUNCH and Sturdy winter
shoes with broad extension
soles made from wax and
box calf, shoes that sell the world
ovei for 3.50 a pair. Our price for
the men's $2,25, ladies' $2.00. This
is a money-saving 'store. :: :: ::
...CASH SHOE STORE...
303 Commercial Street,
Opposite the Post Office.
A
A Happy New Year
And just a word in your ear about tho
superior qualities of our lumber. Tell
your boaa that he can't jet. better Bea
wned Btuff than what we carry. Wo
havo every kind of lumber, all of the
beet and at the lowest prices for tho
best.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near 8 P. Pass'r. depot. Phoue 061
Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
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or miiton jjp,' tl c.4tf,V, ' n ,r k
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wbolaioraa mwtij; bej'rock pri'
rei.
E.C, CROSS SALEM ORE
Phcn 91
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Parcnta Advice fjr tfu U.1
initiated
l that vilisnyou take vour llnn to a
am dry to he eovted take it to una
I'm w".1 ,10t ro1 '' hric and that
'nutt home In jiooti condition, aud
nii a co'or snd Ann tinish on It euch as
pnr.enco Jiaa taught him that he al
ways nets at the Salem Steam laundry,
ijnr perfect methods give yon work
tliat ia uufxeelled by anyone.
Salem Steam laundry
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