The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, March 05, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextM ' riS I ' ', I . ; I j .? . H8E. To strengthen your eiomarn h IniIOSlt)I to And a better medicine limn the Hitlers. It makes the ill tfeetu.il nrmal, builds nrne lis- uo and torn ip tho inllii lyetun Tr It for Belching. Flatulency, Dyspepsia and Insomnia. TH DAILY JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternooa Newspaper League, BY HOFER BnOTHERB. WEDNK9DAY MAROII, 5, 1002. Dally One Year, $4.00 lo Advance. Dally Three Months $1,00 In Advance, Dally ty Carrier 50 cents Per Monib Weekly One Year $t.00 la Alvaie EDI TORIAL n AN EXPANDING ADVERTISING MEDIUM All tho regular Journal advertising patrons say it helps them expand their business. Our patrons do a growing trade. One denier pays a lino ho adver tised the othor evening was gono beforo noon. Tim Journal is proud of the cleanness of Its pages as a family advertising medium. The evening edition goes to 2000 families in this community with lees obnoxious advertising than any pa per in tho stato. Tint Satuhuay Journal ah a double number has been n great success and enrrios a larger volume ol display adver tising than any regular dally paper printed at Salem. It is oent east atid everywhere to advertise Salem. Next Saturday Tho Journal will bo a largo Illustrated paper printed one-half on cream tinted book paper with boau tiful pictures from tho famous Loslto syndicate of Now York. It will ho tho finest pnpor ever put out horo in a regular daily edition to send to your friends in the East and to Intend ing immigrants. A largo extra edition ol tho Expansion Journal will ho print ed or circulation. Tho merchant roaches out and In creases his trade and tho business of tho city is a benefactor of the community. Tho problem of tho day for each statu and nation nnd citizen is to areata now business and add to tho volume of trade that is niter all tho world'e grontoBt clv lllzur. ACTION OF PORTLAND MINISTERS. Rev. Olino on behalf of tho Portland ministers association reported Monday tho action of n committee of ministers who waited on Mayor Itowe and asked him to approve of the new high license ordinance. This is u chnngo of front ol some of tho clergy who havo In tho past looked upon high licouso advocates as being in league with tho evil one to dethrone morality nnd degrade humanity. The facts soem to be that high license makes it impossible to run ruinous out side tho thickly settled business parts of a city. Under high license saloonn In suburbs cauuotexist il those suburbs are taken Into the city with the understand' ing that no licenses ill nil ho granted in tho residence portions. The action of tho Portland ministers, in recommending high licouso to tint Mayor ol that city is n step In n new direction, nnd indicates a break from the ranks of the Prohibition party. OUTLOOK FOR CROPS IMMENSE. March Is slipping away with condi tions perfect for all maturing fruit crops and grain crops, Tho rains the past few days have been cold and havo fallen in snow on tho mountains, preventing Hoods and keep lug back tho fruit. Thu prospocta for all crops was nevur so good nt this season. Foresters Smoker, Sherwood Court, of Foresters havo In vitations out for one of their popular smokers Friday evening of this wvek. Mayor Humes of Seattle has Imon re elected by a small majority. Tho He- publican ticket generally was sueeesslul. Tho Chinese Kxaluslon bill was beforo thu Sonata Committoo on Immigration Tuesday. A bill to annul the merger has been Introduced In the New Jersey leglsla turo. Count Ksterhasy, the Dreyfus forger, has been seen In New York. killtsuerH! that burrows up ths iu!p, iruktnj diodrulf scurf, causing th hair to fall, and finally BALDNESS. You ulll has NO M0RK DAN. DRlhT, PALLING HAIR, M BALDNESS If you uss NEWBRO'S HERFIC1DE Tha rdy Hair Preparation en this aVsoluttly ntw icltntlflc princlpW. rw sals ty tlrujjUU, PrkaJL r'tJQdfi wm & frTvlipn.. HMMSlr I nmyg CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Largely Taken Up With Wind Exercises. The regular session ol the city council Tuesday evening was mucri given over to rambling discourses, that occasionally had to be nulled down by Mayor Bishop, although good careful business Judg ment prevailed as usual. The city fathers assembled Anally ilx ed the official grado of High street at the Intersection of .Ferry, at 35 feet, instead ol 30. In tho matter of securing u public dumping ground for tho city, the place selected is that portion of Liberty meet lying between the south line of terry street and the grado ol tho Southern Pacific railway company on Trade street, a9 a nubile dumping ground for all clean and healthful refuso matter and that provisions be made forbidding the dump lug upon theio grounds of nny garbage or wasto substances likely to create foul odors and unhcalthful influences, a penally to be imposed for tho violation thereof. Tho Greater Salem Commercial Olub presented a communication to the coun cil pledging their support lu tho matter ol cleaning tho streets nnd nlleya ol the city, and othor means of municipal im provement. A petition was presented and referred to the proper c mmitteo relating to the painting of tho Yew Park hoeo house. It is to be painted with good paint and it- colvo two coats, except on the eoutli side, where it will receive throe coats, the cost of the work not to oxceed $200. A petition was filed, and promised Im mediate attention, for tho rebuilding ol the sidewalk nloug tho north side of Ferry street, bet eon Commercial nnd Liberty streets. Tho old hnnd.cnglno now stored in the Salern lira department is ordoxed re moved to the Yew Park hoso houso, for snfo koeplng nnd as there is more room for its disposal there. It was ordered that the fumigating lamp of tho city bo placed at tho dispos al of tho cltisens of tho city who havo been nillicted with contagious diseases. Tho physlcnns especially aro to have the benefit of it. Tho disinfectants to bo used in it aro to bo poid for by the one using it. Tho matter of tho cess pool over tho cross-walk on Winter and State streets, caused by thu low grade of tho street and tho little car track turning eo near the curb, is to bo talcon up by the cominittoojon streets and publicproporly with tho superintendent ol the 8. L. 1' A T. Co. Tho city will make arrangements with the county court if possible to securo thoir rock crusher for u low wooks, un til such time as It is needed by tho county, and uso it to-lmprovo tho streetB oltho business part of town. The opinion of V. II. Holmes regard ing tho authority ol tho city to act in tho matter ol cleaning and grading the alleys ol tho city, was unanimously ao cepted. After dlsciiBBing tho manner ol proceeding with tho work, it was ordered that tho committoo on struete and public property ongago a civil en ulneer to survoy tho alleys and establish an olllolal grade for each, when tho matter will bo again takon up by tue council and the work oontiiiuod. Thoninly bills ordered paid were: T. 8. Burroughs, !.'; N. J. Jtiduh, fS.70. Ohnraotoriatlostroot scoiios in Londou, Paris. Thu Ilauuu and other European cities, in Stureoptloon views, Friday nljht at Y. M. C. A. Admission 'J60, school children 16c. Rescued from tkFIoods. The momburs of the Salem tiro de partment had a drill Tuesday night of nn unusual character, histoid of ex tinguishing a blaze they wore making It possible for a Are to be kept burning. As the result ol imperfect drainage and roeont ooplous rains, the basement at the city hall beeamu Hooded and but for the service ol thu department, the keep, ingot a tire lu the fiirnaoo and the warming ol the Jargo structure would necessarily havu been abandoned, Thu faithful Ullshy engine was employed for the major part ol thu uight In pump ing water (nun tho basement. The (loud Incof the I. O. 0, F. Temple basement, tho result of the InsufuVient drainage, has also prevented the keeping ol tiros in that buldlug for a number of days. Marion County Probate Court The final accounts ol the administra tor, Ueo. J. lVaree, upon tha estate ol K. C bmull, deceaswl, was allow! and hewas dlehargd from all further lia bility. Wayne Waters, A. A. Leo and C L. MeNary, appraisers ol the estate of Peter O. Smith, deceased, riled their inventory and appraisement tlwreon, showiug that the estate eouiinted el both real aud personal property, the value ol which U estimated at i&M). Thu German Kmperor has expressed great wtlsfsotwii at the retropUeii tfrlnea Henry has received in the United But. "Hookml In tbu (ViuUal iLu IW " lUiiit tfttrct rW4e," bttsjd German t n4e," hs!iM UeriMsn mi In the htttcitaftM Uy PrWaj i4kH li YVil. Q. n euUrtalnhunt, auapk 1 anu ririwH m Mrs, Wilts Rt, A. RlMrtvinttami LadUt Auxiliary. :H2 o"?'.'y A Medicine for Old People. Rer. Geo. Gay, Greenwich, Kas, If pt 83 years of ape, iet he says: am rninvirKr excellent health for a i man of my ace, due entirely to the rejuven ating influences of Dr. Miles' Nervine. It brines ileep and rest when nothing cite will, and elves strength and vital Ity even to one of my old ae." "I am an old soldier," writes Mr.Geo. Watson, of Newton, la., "and I have been a treat sufferer frr.m nervousness, vertieo and spinal trouble, Hae spent considerable money for medicine and doctors, but with little benefit I was so bad my mind showed signs of weak ness. I beean taking Dr. Miles' Nervine, and I know it saved mv life." Dr. MllcV Nervine Saved me from the Insane asy lum," Mrs. A. M. Ileifner, of Jerico Springs Mo, writes. "I was so nerv ous that I could scarcely control my telf, could not sleep nor ret, would even forget the names of rny own children at times. I commenced using Dr. Miles Nervine and it helped me from the first, and now I am perfectly well." Bold by all Drucc'sti on duarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. Salem Cannery Case te Settled The contest for the possession of tho Allen cannery, regarding which 10 much has heon said, has been settled. The transaction wob made entirely un known to tho attorneys in tho raso, Brown A Wnghtman for W. K. and O. V. Allon. and Carey A May for Messrs. Uolcomb and Cooley. Tho terms of tho settlement wero not made public, but the parties asked that an ordor bo made striking out all parts of complaint alleging that any fraud had boon practised. Wild roso market. Hour, tho finest on tho Martial law has been declarod In Nor folk, Va. There was fierce fighting bo tweon strikers nnd militia, Tuesday. Artisans, Attention. All Artisans aro urged to bo present Wednesday evening, March 5th. Klec lion of a momberto the Supremo Assem bly. Come out and help elect a Salem man. Uy order ol the M. A. lt II. S. JJm.lk, Scc'y. Ivlffel Tower at night, a brilliant spectacle, Friday night at V. M. C. A. 25c. bchool children 15c. 40 Per Cent Dividend A dividend of forty per cent has been deolared on the interest duu on the claims against thu Willlnina A England bank. Tho roport of Receiver Slater recom mended tho order tor a sixty per cont dividend for which there is aufllclent funds in his hands The otulro interest duu on the allowed claims Is $11,578.8:). At Sacred Heart Academy Work in all the classes at the Sacred Heart Academy is being conducted as before there was any sickness, with a very good attendance. Thollev. Mother J. Baptiete, Provin cial Superior (or Oregon and Washing ton, is officially visiting the bisters of the Academy of the Sncrod Heart. She will remain uuttl Saturday, when she returns to her heme at Poithnd. Who is discouraged by a condition of 111 health which fails towllt the treat ment of local phystciaus will Ik glad to know site can i-onsuit ir tierce. loiter, frt. In k little more than thirty ysMrs, Dr. IHerec, chief coueultiiiK phy sician to the iHvulkW Hotel ami Surgical Institute. lUUTato. N. Y., asMrtml by his. stall of nearly a score of uttyMCtaut, lias treated ami curetl huudreuc of thou sands of weak ami sick women. All correspondence is hold as strictly private aud sacredly confidential. Addros Dr. R. V. Pierce, ltuffalo. N. Y. After toiag uh)ti for some thee to an uutwius; Smalc ItattUc. my Mr. M Ut mm TUW4mi. of rWoauc, VrtwilUou Co.. Ill , Box IM. 1 vrfol tv Or K V IVrtve who t oac U4mhw4 "y MttfcHac. wt 4HMd we lo uVc hU ' IHiwmHc ft ttrt4MN ' aad GoUt MJ(1 IMmovm),' iiuI mc alw hi ' LoUom TakM' aad ' SoMMMtawit. ARM wing Ma uiwHawea akhl H slue wealtM 1 w KMit- Iau sralWut K Ir rUrtc for M a4vicv awl the Umf and NkcvurakHug UUcta kc wfvtc I. l vrouU advitc ay woman ivjfttimg wttk ICMtalC MUC IO CWUHH MB tMMtfUl aUttUtoa r gt Praeapt aa4 ' a atM Bod ' a4Wc rtlr4 Uy m doUg The Common Sns Madleal Advlf, mv4 larM navaa in oanar covers, ia soait iw oh roctjlpt of 31 iaeet stantM t J B L- ospqtwc Miiis wn nwnH ; it. V. ntrce, uuuuo, a. x, 1 Womanwm ANOTHER INTEREST SUIT Over the Illegally Deposited State Funds. Will be Heard Today Before Circuit Judge Boise. The care of Theodore Nolf versus tho Williams A England Banking Co., is for the purpose ol obtaining nn order of tho court requiring the repayment of inter est paid on stato moneys deposited In tho hank. Theso claims wero formerly allowed by Judge Boise, but a recent decision based upon the objections of Ladd A Buih, finds that the deposits were state funds unlawfully deposited on which internet was asked. Thcee cinims are ob follews: E. C. Oiltner, agent $25,000 00 Phil Metechan, state treasurer 8,013 00 Phil Metechan 780 73 W. II. Odell. 5,017 27 E J. Bwafford 7,340 33 Tho last aum was deposited by Mr. Swafford while city treasurer. Tho claim of Odell was fully justified by Judge Boise In his decision. Nolf the petitioner in this caeo, was a depositor in tho sum ol $000. An tho state funds were unlawfully deposited, he represents that in justice t? alt other creditors, tho receiver, W, T. Slater, bo enjoined from making fur ther payments until tbo court eo orders. That Metechan be required to reiuburso tho receiver on account of all moneys wromtfully diverted from tho general fund and obtained by him and that the receiver retain nny money found law fully duo to Metechan or Uiltner bo ne to reimburse the fund in his hand on ac count of all money so wrongfully re tained by him. He also neks that tho recolvcr bo required to bring action against all obtaining money unlawfully, aa'eaid Metechan A Oiltner. All funda so received to he divided pro rata among the sevoral claimants lawfully outitled to reoeivo same. John II. nnd C. I.. McNary aro ni tornoys for Nulf, L. It Webster nnd Cat Bon Si Adams for Giltner; L. II. Mc Mahan for O Jell; Carson A Adams for SwulTord, Baker and the same with Wubstxr for Motschan. Notice of appeal to the supremo court from the rocent decision of Judge Uoieo has been filed, in tho case of J. A. Baker v. tho Williams A England Banking Co. Thu decision wob based on tho petition of Ladd A Bush, creditors of tho bank, that nointorest be paid upon the claims of Phil Motschan, E O. Giltner, W. II. Odell E. J. Swafford and tho petition was grauted by Judge Boise. MARKET QUOTATIONS TODAY "Make Salem a Good Home Market," Wkest, Oats. Eic. Wheat -53c. Oats 32c Harley f 17 per ton. Flax Cash, North wost, f 1 70. Hop Market, lions H. Stilotly choice He. Liverpool, Due. 5 Hops at Lomtun Pacific Coast stoady, 3 6s. to 4. Live Stock Market. Steers IqJIc Cows 34c. Sheep U.60Rro88 to f 3. 75 Dressed veal rUgC Ilni.a ull..., 13 Houb, dressed Co. 1 Wool and Motutr. Coarso wool 13c. Medium Ho. Fine Ho. Mohair 20 to 2lc. Fl r. liar. Feed. Etc. Halod cheat $7.50 to $U. Clover 7.l)0. Feod barley flW per ton, Hran-tnw. Shorts $10 60. Flour, wholesale 2.C5. Potstoes Atples. Etc. Potatoes 10c. to 50 Apples 40660c per box. Faiioy paokwd $1 00. Onions, $1.35 to f 1.7 5 per 100 lbs. Dried Fruits Dried apples 57c. Italian prunes 40s to 60s- 'M to 3 Petite Prunes 40d to 50s, S (34c. Wood. Fence Posts. Etc. Ihflrt3B0. Second erowth tS.00. Ash- 't 50. Body oak- $ 4.00. Pom oak 14.00. Cedar posts 8 to lOo. Em and Poultry. KlH?B 1.1 Turkevs. livn 10c nor tvound. ! Ueese ft! per d,oseu. j&&Z&tt&ZJK&&&tt2 I ...CH PEOPLE'S CAGO SALE CONTINUED FOR WEDNESDAY" Our Prices Tell tbe Tale. AT 45c Ladi&i black mercerised bengaline underskirts trimm- wl with ruillee and tlwinces on bottom. Regular priee Tift. For this sale only AT 9fcj BUak merceme-l ducliese underskirts rutllU on bat- tern with heavv Hmnow Tne greatest bargain in Salem. lUnular prieetl fO For this sale only AT 1.7 BUok Italian Heavy Durliesro Mereeritd umUrklrta the latiHt Uounced aud rurUed aUo hemmed stitelied. Heeular prwe S75. For this sale only AT 14.00 All silk taffeta underskirts, all colors, double Moune- ed. pleated ami ruttiad ihMe are swell underskirts in.) a good bargain Regular WetJice oaMicrwiwoaJiSoaiyiae fleeccc usderwear. 18c Ulies. cbWrta iss aaa tiaiaicss. fikc per vw iu. 11m Sc h tins tc hooks a d eyes lc cr4. n asl nalnleii. uke per Mir 10. iiucK WE ARE THE MAKERSOF LOW PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS. McEYOY BROS., Proprietors. Court Street. Salem. aann fwswswev There Is no poison 10 highly contagious so deceptive and so destructive. Don t be too sure vou are cund because nil extc. nai signs of the disease have disappeared, und the doctor says you are well. Many per sons have b4ii dod with Mercury and ?,.t.i, (r.r tttnutli or years, nnu pro nounced cured -to realize when too late that the diieasc was only covered up Uho BGEf&te UUo. 9Urface to break out ai'nin, nnd to theirsorrow and mortifi cation find those nearest nnd dearest to them have been infected by this loath some disease, for no other poison is so surely transmitted from parent to child as this. Often a bad case ot Kiicumausui. Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease, n old sore or ulcer developing in middle life, can be traced to blood poison con tracted Tho msln of ti1Q parent. life, for it remains smoldering in the sys tem forever, unless properly treated and ,ir!..o., nut In thr hevinnitlL'. S. b. o is the only antidote for this peculiar virus, the only remedy known that can over come it nnd drive it out of the blood, and It docs this so thoroughly and effectually that there is never n return of the disease to embarrass or humiliate you afterwards. cures contagious muw Poison in any nnd nil stages; contains no mineral to break down vmir constitution; it is .11 ...1 i. ..1.. tilnml miri. purely vcgciamc aim wit v ", y . Her know-n that cleanses the blood nnd it the same time builds up the general dealth. . . ...... ,.,.. Our little bKlc on contagious m poison is the most complete nnd instruc tive ever issued; it not only tells all about this disease, but also how to cure 'ourself at home. It is irec nnu iiu e in the hands of everyone seeking a lire. Send for it. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLAKTA 0L. Another Suicide At theAsylum Emll J. Pfeiffer, n patient at tho Ore gon Stato Insano Asylum, committed suicldo sonietimo Monday night by strangulation, his lifeless body being found in his tooui Tuosday, Pteifier had improvised a ropo from a shoot taken from Ida bed nnd by securely adjusting It about his neck, deliberately stranded himself. Tho coroner wrs notified but decided tho circumstances surrounding the man's death did not warrant any investigation. Pfeiffer was aged 27 vears nnd had been receiving treatment at the asylum for about a year, having been committed to that Institution Iroin Eastern Oregon In February 1001. The remains were this morning shipped to Sellwood, Mult nomah county, where a brother resides nnd where burial eorvices will be con ducted. This is tho second suicldo lin the past several mouths. TO CURB GRIP IN TWO DAYS. I .-roll Rrnmn-Oulnlne tf moves I hi? CtUfe W. Grovd'ulgiuture on very box. Price 2 conn. w Brussels dispatches allege a crisis in tho diamond trado. Wild Rose Flour is all the rago. whitest, tho purest, the best. The Ducks 14 to $4 Kper dozen. Dairy sod Creaaery Products. Dairy butter 15820c. Croamery 253Uo. Store 15c. First-class country, per roll 85c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 21c. Separator Bklmmod 23c. Hides, Pelts aadFurs. Qreon hides, No. 1 oc. Green hides. No. 2 4c. Calf skins l(S5c. Hbeop 75c. Goat skins 35c to $1.W. Gray fox 26 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to M.25. Otter- $1 to $5. fekunk 10 to 26c. Muskrat 1 to 5c. Wildcat 10 to 35c. Sidneys Msrket, Chickens 7 to lc. Ki!K per dozen, cash 13. Poritsnd Marker. Portland, March 6. Wheat Wntia Wulla, 05K & 0. Flour Portland, best grades 2.S0(3 13.40. Graham t2.80 Oats Choice White $1.15c Q 1.25. Uarloy 110 $10.50 per tou. MillstufJ-Bran, 110. HayTimothy-$12(S$13 per ten. Onions (2.00 Q2 50. Potatoes 1. 10 (1 35 per cental. Butter Best dairy, 1820; toncy creamery, 20 27icjStore 13 16-Mb Kgtrs-Orepon, ranch 17)& 3 28 Poultry Chickens, mixed $4 00 g 1450; hens (4; turkeys, live 10 lie, Mutton Gross. 4e Hos8 Gross Siic Beef Gross 3,76 $4 Qt Veal Gross, 8c (g &e Hops He H. H)C Wool Valley, 13 15ctt. ; Eastern Oreeon, 812c: Moholr,21(121Hctti, Hides Dry hides, 10 pounds and up wards, 15c g 15.V BARGAIN HOUSE- 45c. Me priea f 7 50. For this tale only. 14 ft) louowmt lourtsttot Keais: U4lej 35c A misses tlack sieckk towct 36 ty IS 10c waiiy far thia STOR EDUCATIONAL Your Success Depends Upon thorough training for the work you 1 wi. Hon can hardly h over-estimated. J lie best hat makes n specialty of such work. The N 011 The Institution ... M...! Comp eto mimes 111 ouBiurr, i..n.. ,t ' -" "" d; alfo in CIbkIwI. cclentlfic, bnd Normal work. band A. J- GARLAND, AM. President All Ladies SARGENT GEM Arc pleased with it, and they will pass along the word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing like it for preparing subsfantial and dainty dishes, that it adds 10 home economy by utilizing "left' overs," Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper as soon as they hear of it. TC X R. M. WADE & CO. Ivand Plaster A car lot just received. We are selling it at the lowest prices ever quoted in Salem. Come and see us. A full stock ot FRESH SEEDS always on hand. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salent, Oreeon' Have You Cold Feet? room, uet oue 01 our small uao tinAinus nnu ni-flmaii-eipento uto u warm bedroom for rising and retiring. Tho tura f a koy nnd the touch f n matck Is all that ia needed to start the fire. 4CticmeketaSr. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone- 563. E ARE now showing a collection of 67 varieties new and popular SWEET PEAS. We have them in mixed and separate colors. . Our stock of field peas Is unsurpassed. SAVAGE 322-324 Cora'l st THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A first-class private hoepitnl for tho troatment of chronic and surgical caeoe. Built the past year especially for the purpose for which it is ueed. Convenently located within four blocks of tho burjiness part ol tho city. Tho most modern furnishings nnd latest appliances' throughout the building. Heated by hot water and lighted by gas and electicitV Horo the Sick can hnvn ilm rnmfnrtn nf nn nlntmnt private home, combined with all the advantages of a genoral hospital without the noise, confusion, and publicity attending one. Outalde physclana bringing cases in treatod with tho greatest conrtoay, and assisted In operations if requested. For terms nnd further Informa tionwrite or apply pereonallv. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT. VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 ?. M MALTA VITA FOOD FOR BRAIN AND MUSCLE. Combines the well known fooJ values of wheat and the suodlcUal virtues of malt- Natures own toutc. Best Bre akfast Food, Needs no Cooking:. Harritt st Laojrbncb Old Post Office Grocery. . CAT' A Juicy Morse! for Breakfast ormmtonchopV vw cutlts or wr BE. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon m Wife yn -...,,. iiii.iiniwiwM'1'ni..i..jiiKH u'l'j.imiuwg'.ag- ff with todo. Tho nlue of such prcparn- y tonbtnin It Is to attend u H'liool Northwest Normal College is Mich an A,( Rlnontlnn. Tt-nowrlfintr. nnil ftl.n.. Z. M. PAIWIN, Mus Doc, Director of Colleec of Music Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER If bo it may havo been cansei by gotting out of bed this morn iniron a cold floor in a cold Call and examine same teforc tuylor. St RBID SEEDMEN, DRY! Bough and dressed lumber, laths aad thlnglos about every kind you're apt to need excellent as to material, manu facture, seasoning and all that goes to make good building and fencing mater ials don't require an hour's search to tlnd if you have read this The name and address of the proprietor of the lumber yard art t be found Immedi ately following. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pasa'r. depot. Phone 651. A Bosom Friend That is next to your wife is your hirt. so you want to see that it is treated well when other people handle it. There is no one that will handle flue linen, in either shirt, collars, or cuffs, more ten derly or with grtater care when beiuf renovated than the Salem 6team Laun dry, 'iry our laundry work if you want your linen to look like new. Salem. Steam Lanndry ooloxxl j. oLarrnD, pBOPairron. DOBOOa D. OUUTXD, MOR. Pboa aJO Llbtlrty BUWt '1- "4