The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, March 07, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIfTWW "WWWU'va.Bi'iniuiim'i'iiiMiuiiJui um RmKI' 'J lillliTKrt''' 'i 'I i J- ! I r ' AM i? rirtW 'lltn womo 10 m prupir iii.. uj n.la...- OICJiJBataSBltVnW inOUjanUl Ol wuuilll iu ytiiuiii nun. .. -.--. has brought a permanent cure. Many cases of miscarriage that trouble . I .-L --t- .lL.u -f II.. I. !..... kni ln BUnlrlflt ho ilmtllS Ult Ol the WIIICI rODI inuilltri vi tutu nuuv. .. mv.. -.-. - --""",- V. Wine. You are asked to try Wine of Cardul and Thedford's Black.Draught, Its companion medicine. Nine out of ten cases of female trouble, barren, nest Included, yield to thtm. All druggists sell 51.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul. Vanderroort, Ark., April J, 1900. iAitMay I had a miscarriage, which waa followed by flooding, iread your Almanao and my husband (rot ma bottla of Wlno of Cardul andlt topped my flooding and restored my fallen womb to Iti place. Now I am ourod after taking three bottlea and baie another to take which X.ROt this mornlne. I unexposing to bacoma a mother and Wlno of Cardul will be ny doctor. '" MAUY I.. I1ENHON. For KlTlce and Utertnr,ldreii, biputmint," Tba Cliiluaoeg THE DAILY JOURNAL Meraoer Northwest Afternoon Newspaper Leaiue, BY HOFER BROTHERS. FRIDAY MARCH, 7, 1002. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months $1.00 In Advance, Dally ty Carrier 50 cents Per Month. Weekly On Yesr $1.03 la Alvnc Vr EDITORIAL JOURNAL X 'RAYS Bilem has n double-storo run by a woman, nnd one of tlio stores lias a ono cent counter. Salem Is big enough to liaro an ox cluslvo corsot houso. Wu admit our in forloiity. Albany Democrat. tt SB Tho Dillos Timeu, Mouutaluoor on the recont Republican primaries: It wan nB.orted on tho Btrents Satur day that men (or rutliur croatures) hold thumiulvos lu blocks of from II V) to twenty ready to bo lilrod to uo to tlio primaries and vote for tho delegates of tlio man who would ulvo tliem tlio most money. The atatnment came from such rolUblo sourcus that .it is dilllcultj to dony. c Medford Knqulror Domecrat: Tho Capital Journal la Rowing hyster ical becauso the country press does not fall over each other in an attempt to follow tho lead of Tlio Journal in its 'reform" movement. Tho fact of the mntterls, Oolonol, wbllo you nro an ox collont leader you want to cross too many streams before you get to them, as as Oregon Olty CourlepHornld: The fact that tho lil fed, lll-elotlieil, badly housed part of iv nation's population drinks tho most alooholiu buvorngos should convince temperance agitators that their efforts must bo useless as long as the manufacture ol paupers continues at. Its present imgo; our civilisation must Improve buforo alcoholism will cease. an SB A An Kxcbango says: Willamatto Uni versity' new president promises to cause a transformation in that institu tion. W need more college presidents of broad culture who are capable of rising above the petty politics of the day, nnd tho presont Indication is Hint Willamette has secured such a man, & e Hello Halem aim Albany. Allow us to Introduce to you the Kugotio Com uiuroial Club. Kimono Register. We shako with pleasure. Just keep on and Kugena stands n show of getting In the samo class with Albany, Albany began business with one hundred members Can Kuitene do that well. Albany Democrat, Baleiu sets the place for all the other towns In Oregon. A a a An exchange says: Come to think oi it, this Prluee Henry is tho man Dewey came very near turning his guns on at Manila for Interfering with tlio business of Uncle Sam. The President may laud Prince Henry to the skies ai having won the hearts of the people, but as n matter of fact ho hasn't wen many hearts out side of those who have been eating with him at f 100 u plate, lu (aut few others Uave had tho opportunity to get very noar to his heart. V 9 f Asturla Newt, Antiunien: Mr, John H. Hurgard, special agent and adjuster for several insurano companies In Portland, aulveddowu last night and will bo lu tho olty a few days. Mr, Rurgard Is a former democratic pollt'eian )f keen observation. Ho envs that Joe Simon will carry the republican pri maries lu Portland on March 16. "Why jlo you say that?" was askml. "Recause Joo Is orgauiiHl as usual." he replied, 4?The other side are not organised at til " Mr, Rurganl seemed to thluk but little of the organisation at A. O. U. AV. hall a few days ago, where Carey was .directed to appoint oommittees lu every tpreuhiQt to get out the antl-Slmen voters. If'Will the democrats help Joe in his tyrlintriosT" asked the reporter. "Oh, ithpro aro uo demontts there," he Mid, ktHhey ar only bimon ilewoerats and .lucueu ueuioorais. uurgaru was a SgOld.deiuoorat. Housekeepers and All TythoaauewsiTUoutlayer eake4 at tPIoueer Bakery. Lonely Homes A home It ntver complete without children. Yet many homta are ehlldleii. Many wive we desolate for the lack of a child (o love. Their lives we almleii void ol the high motives of motherhood. While barrennen Is causing Incal culable aadntss and sorrow, It exists In molt cases on account of some little female trouble, which Wine of Cardul would speedily set right. This pure Wine regulates the disordered female organs by building up the worn out nerves and rccuUtlnt; the menstrual (low. It restores the ening m sincrnivc urgani, u rja nancy possible where barrenness exists. You can depend on WINEoCARDUI Suffering women all over the land have been depending on It for seventy.flve years. No more convincing proof can be given than the testimony of Mrs. Benson, who Is only one of fttln ijmrtomi t MftUcliie Comi&nj lomjiany, Cbattanocg f tnn. Til r.a11 AdtilorT POLITICAL WHIRL Things Politically in all Parts ol the State. Considerable has been said in the stnto press during tlio past few months relative to the posclblo gubernatorial candidacy of Hon. II W. Corbett, ro marks the Kalem Eontlnel. Even tho Bimon-Ooor papers hnvo looked upon It with favor. No donlnl has ever been made by Mr. Corbelt or any of his friends that such n thing was among the probabilities. Ab convention time ap proaches more nnd moro is being said on this subject and in Portlnnd tho conclu sion soems to bo that Mr. Corbett would not boadvorse to tho nomination. J. R. Whitney, of Albany, is a pro minent cnndldato for stato prlntor, W. S. Dunniwny, of Fortland, will nlso bo iu tlio raco. W. J. Clarke, of Oorvais, is in tho (lght.ns Is also K L. Portor, of Oro gon City, nnd tlioro Is Kdward Kvorott Young of linker City, Inst but not least Tho Democratic central committee for Mnrlon county hits fixed the date for the primaries for Saturday, April Oth. An intcrobting contest is being waged over tho nomination for thooillce of cov ornor of Oregon. Tho position is wortli irolng (or, not for the money tliero is in it legitimately and no man who is a candidate would use the olllco to gain n dollar by any dUhonoit or doubtful in direction but for tlio honor.tho prestige, it gives u man In IiIb state. It is a proud position," und is becoming more and niort so. Telegram. There is an opinion Hint Sylvester Pennoyor will bo tho Democratic can didate for Supremo Judge. This would bo what is sometlmos called n political chestnut. The St. Elmo Restaurant is whore evory one takes his meal. Thoy aro serving better meals than over, (.live them a cull. The How of Improvement Work. Thousands of people are anxious to takoup improvement work, but do not know uxaetly how to proceed. This tlfty-two page hand book is lutonded lo supply the information which will en able such persons to perform effective service iu tlio promotion of civic beauty. It tells how to arouse and how to main tain interest iu improvement work, how to set ore tho co-operation of tho proas, how to organlice an improvement associ ation, and suggests n number of lines of work which may be prosecuted to advan tage by any aetlvo improvement society, riiuro aro forms of constitutions aud by laws, aud other valuable matter of a like ache. Sick headache, nervous head ache, tired headache, neuralgic headaclir, catarrhal headache, hradaihe from excitement, in fact, headaches of all kinds arc quickly and surely cured with DR. MILE.S Pain Pills. Also all pains such as backache, neuralgia, sciatica, rheumatic twins, monthly pains, etc. "Dr. MiU' Pain I'ilU are woitb tbalr weight iaeW."ya Mr. W D. Ktw mer. o( Aikaaaas City, Kan. Tbey cured ir wile of cluafue headache when uothlng Ue woui4. "Dr. Mitt' Pain rdU UKve away paui as if by wifk. I im never w ilk out a suptily, aaU tlunV cvetytwe sbottld kep them KawUv. Osc or twu pfUa taken a apMaiti of headacjw will prevent it eir tiute " Mrs. Ji!h.KjoHNoN, Chicago, IU. Through their use thousands of people have been enabled to at tend social and religious func tions, travel, enjoy amusements, etc., with comfort. As a prevent ative, when uken on the ap proach of a recurring attack, they axe excellent. Said by alt Druislata, 3S Daaaa, 2$ cinta, Dr. Milaa Msdleal Oo,, Elkhart, Ind. ad JOL character. A f pectal article Ulls why 1 commercial clubs and boards of trade should become interested In the move ment for public beauty, ami how they can assist in Its extern Ion. The list of objects promoted bv Improvement na sedations nnd similar oran'zitlo'is stimulates tonrtion and siiKgests varlnl interests to bo takoti up. Tlio ''Biblio graphy of Village Improvenifiit and Kindred Topics" is invaluable aa a guide t !ttidvand refererc work Copies of either wl'l bo mailed, pre paid, for 16 cent each, two copies for 25 cents live copies for 60 cents, one j,zen copies for ft 00, ono hundred iples for fG.00. Thee can bo sent lo ono or separate addressee as desired. It suould bu borne in mind that theeu pamphlets are attractively Illustrated in m iitr.M form, and well worth thu price asked. These issues are splendid euin paign loeitmenls, and should be nted liberally by all aesoosiatlons. By tliolr uso the most conservative cotiimnnit) may be surely stirred to action. Address iNiitlonHl b'liKMO of Improve ici't Associations, Springfield, Ohio. KILLED FOR HIS JttONEY Mysterious Murder in Idaho. RotsE, Idaho- March 7. Bolto liar nother murder mystery. This morning itobert Green notified tlio officials that somothlng wbb wrong about tho cabin of A K Andersonsituated about four miles s-u.h of Ilolso, near tho New York canal. Green has been plowing mar by and had left an axo for Andereon stick ing in tlio chopping block ytstorday. Tho axe' being still thero this mornii g h susK!cTed Bomolhng wrong ai d not - iled Sheriff Daly. Sheriff Dalyand Coroner Leo pro ceeded lo the abin thismorning"""ahd ound it lockod. Tlioy broko in tho door and discovered tho body of Ander son stretched on his bed in his shirt and drawers. Thoro wero no evidences of a itrugglo, but lying across tho breast was a 38-calibro 8mlth & Wesson revolver with two chambers empty. Anderson's head presented n ghastly ippearance. Ho had beon shot at least thrco times through the brain. From n wound almost In tho confer of tho fore head brains wero protruding nnd also from another wound In tho right aide of the head. Thoro is nlso nnothor bullet wound over tho left eyo from which the brains nroooztng aud one In tho left tern pin which may havo beon cautod by tho bullot passing cloar through tho head. Any ono of these shots would prove fatal and tho theory of suicide is thore foro'doubtful, as no ono could inflict a series of mortal wounds liko those re vealed upon Anorson's head. Anderson was a largo and powerful man woighing probably 180 pounds. He.wasa Scandinavian and had been in the omploy of tho New York Canal company as n'dltch wnlkor for tho past two years, although lately he has been working on his own ranch. Mr. Annott.says that Anderson was a most sober aud iuduetrloiiB man nnd that ho undoubtedly had between J GOO and 1700 in his cabin at the timo of his death, as ho very eeldon trusted his money to tho banks, Mr. Annett gave him n certilkatu from tho New York Canal Company for $00 on February --, aud Andorson bought soed oats from O W. Smith, cashing the certilloatu the following, Monday. The body was brought to McGuire'a this afternoon and Coroner Leo sum moned the following jury: Will F. Lock, T. W. Randall, M 11. Sebem, O. O. Biggins, Robert Woden, and 8 .Kly, Tho body presonts every indication of murder, No man could have shin him self iu this manner. He was probably killed several days ago and thero aro no evidences of powder burns on the face or hair, which would havo beon certain had It been n case of suicide. The nature of tho wounds prove conclusively that suicide had not been attempted, but the dlspobition of the weapon across the dead mun'a breast shows that this theory was attempted to be conveyed, In a paintcan containing a littlo water, Sheriff Daly found a tobacco pouoh aud it wore two $20 gold plecos; one $10 gold pieces; two silver dollars aud a nickel. Andereon is believed to havo a wife aud family in Minneapolis, although this is not certain. He was about 42 years of age. He was last seen alho lasi Saturday. Rave You Tried Tho new health food Malta Vita? liraiuou it Ratiau beep It, aud enoiv white country lard from Polk county, rresh vegetables every morning from twoiountUa at Rrausou and Ragau's The Coos Ray, Roseburg aud Kastern rallrfwd is to be extended twenty mile to tap a rich timber country. Housekeepers should try the line eakoa ad paetrj made at The 11om.fr Uakery, Once used always used, Tho American steamer Waeelaud was sunk in n collision with the Uritish steamer Hermonidea off Holyhtl. Wales, on Thursday night. The White UouseT Restaurant is tho best place in thx city to take your meala. Open at all home. CASTOR I A For Infanta and. Children. Tfia Kind You Have Always Bought WsMtwo of &aty$fi&i!c&tt I cen do all Mfl Own worK I feci it my duty to tell you what your medicines did for me," writes Mrs. Blanche Marshall, of Whiting, JncUson Co., Kansas. Uox 139- "I waa severely afflicted with kidney trotible and female weakness. In less than three months the trouble became so bad I could hardly w alk around the house. I suffered atmost everything. Seeing your advertisement In our tmpcr concluded to write Dr. Pierce. After receiving your kind ad vice I immediately began tnklug your medicine. After taking two bottles of I'nvorite Prescription' alternately with two of 'Golden Medical Discovery,' and using one box of 'Lotion Tablets' 1 am entirely cured. I can do all my own work wuiioui any trouble. I take great pleasure i n Doctor 11erce's med icines to all Buffering women." A Kansas "Grafter" ' Speaking of grnfts nnd grafters." said a Topeka man to n Washington in terviewer tlio other day. "I know a min out In my Stnto who had your man beat to death. Tina fel low advertisf-d a suro potnto hug exter minator. Ho Inserted tho advertisement In all thu farm and country magazines nnd Innrnnls. offering to Blind hll OX- terminator for 1. Ho recoived dollars bv the thomands. W hat he sent tliem was a littlo packago containing two small eciiare blocks of wood.marked 'No. 1 and No. 2. Tho printed directions that wont with tho "blocks read something like this 'Hold blcck No. 1 in tho lingers of the left hand, tho smooth surface up. Place the potato bug upon thu smooth cirface. Orap ulocit no. Utlrmly between tho index flniser and thu thumb of tho right hand, and bring it down sharply on tho back of tho bug. This devlce'has novor failed to exter minate the butr.' Of course, it waBti't long until thu post olllco pooplo wore riding his neck. If I'm not mlsiaKon, ho got ten years." rgrrgaaaajjt'iecwpi jn, --. BaaS3H55JTA$5fR -Ai-AJl ." TO HAVE THICK, LUXURIANT HAIR U (liomoftloniTed-forilc-Mro of o vory woinnn. Hho ItnGHSulmtapmu'r lul mil to U'auty It Is, and endeavors to maku licr own as Bttft, Kl"v.y and tlilrk ns iioaslLle. tumiMimilvcly low of them nro naro ns yet thavNoubro'a Ilerpiclilo, n Hunt sricnt'lio ills coery, nllliimblo them to jxwH'U lialr ai thick and luxuriant as unjono couM cli'blro. It works on a new the ory of iIrtmylB the ferm that fci ds iiion the intrnxc, and tlmi link liiKdandruil and IuIIiiik luiir Iwiic-siLle. It then proceotU to produco a Krotli of thick, glossy hair that coon lici-oincs tht-prldo of Its owner, Ono trial will couwuco you of iu virtues. ron kali ar ai.t rinsT oiias dhuo STOnia, 31 Notice of Primary Election. Notice is hereby given that the Repub lican primary uleclion wtll bo hold in Salem, Oregon, ou the !4thdey of March, 1002, for the purpose of elect inn delegates to th Republican County Convention fur Marion county to le held on thedrlth day of March, 1002. The polls of said primaries u UI bu open for the reception of votes from 12 o'elock in to (1 o'clock p m. of said 11th day of M -trail, IU02, at the following voting plactw in tho pro ducts of Salem, Oregon; Balem, No. 1, 8 delKts, voting place Feeeland'a Chair Shop. Judgei, W. D Claggett, A T. Yeaton. O. M. Parm-nter; Clerks, A. M. Southwlck, lid. ljlliKirt. Salem, No S, 18 delegates, voting place Simpson 'a Li vary Hirn. Judas. Geo Pearee, J.Q. Wiltton. H.J. Bigger; Clerks, 11 s. Belle,.Frauk Power. isaleni, No 3. 10 dvlevates, voting place, Freeland's store. JndgM, Thos. Sims, Richard Carey, James Mctiuite; Clerks, D. 1. Green, John Revnolds. Salem, No. 4. 14 tleloiMtw, voting place Kwl Front I.ixery fcttt. Judgxe, A. F McAteo. P J. Ure.n, W, W. Vamleriort; C larks, W. A. Moores, trunk Iluglnis. March th, I WW V. T. W RIG HTM AN, Ubairmaii, JOHN W. ROl-VND, Sor4ary. d A w 3-6 td Bankruptcy Notice. lu th dUtrtat ootut of the United States, lor the District of Oregon, lu the matter of P. J Sebarbaeh, bank rupt. No 447 Ih bankraptey To tu Ortitors of P. J. ScharWeb, of N'ofl.lbun, in the Count ol Marion, aud District aforeeaU, Iktitkrapt : Notic is hereby given that on thfl9tit day of April, A D. 1WI, the ulil P J. k-LarlMcu, was duly adjudicated Bank rupt upo4i bta own imUiiun ; aud that the first uuwttug ol lil usMiiors wri im uaid at my office, 977 Commeuial street, in SalBi,Oregua,on the IStb day of March, A. D. ltfOl, at lono'elcck iu ib fore biHMi, at which tiwe the wikl Creditors nay attend prov th4r claim, appoint a TrtHtM, exawiiHi that Baiikiupt and transact tti Mbkr bstiimN as may pro prty oftme batons U samotisut. 1MIMI at BMMtsi, urego.i, swn o, a. u mm. juii IN ILVYS. 87 It R'-i in RtiikraMsjT. 1 r?B&F' "IC lie JiljgJI ' m vz?w iHTii'imir-ifnij XMairkct Quotations TodayX 1 7 "Make Salem a Cood Heme Market" Wheat, Oats. Etc. Wheat -IWc OatH-a2o Ilarhiy !? per ton. Flax Cash, Northwest, fl 70. Hop Market. Hops H. SKicllv cholcr He. LUerrxxI, Dec. 5 Hops at London -Pacific Coast steady, 3 6s. to i. Live Stock Market. Hteers li)lu. Cows CHGS'lc. Sheep 13.50 gross to$3.7S Dressed veal Oc Hogs, alive . Hogs, dressed Oc. Wool and Moll air. Coarso wool 13c. Medium 14c. Fine He. Mohair 2 to 21c. Flour. Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled chca-J7.50 to 3. Clover $7.00. Feed barley $20 per ton. Hran $17Lj. Shorts 110 50. Flour, wholesale $2.65. Potatoes Apples, Etc. Potatoes 40c. to CO Apples 40f0c per box. Fancy packed $1 00. Onions, $1 25 to $17 5 per 10 lbs. Dried Fruits. Dried applos 07c. Italian prunes 40s to 50-3K to 3i Petito Prunes 40j to 60, 3 Q4c. Wood Fence fasts, Etc, Rig fir $3 50. Second growth $3.09. Ash-$3 50. Body oak-f 1.09. Polo oak $4.00. Cedar posts 8 to 10c, EetsandPovltr,'. Eggs 11 Turkeys, live 10c per pound. Geese $13 per dozen. Ducks $4 to fl Jijpor dozen. Dairy and Creamery Products. Dairy buttor 1520c. Creamery 2530o. fltoro 15c. First-class country, per roll 35c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 21c. Separator skimmed 23c. Hides, Pelts andFsrs , ...Ureoii hides, No. 1 5b. """ Green hides, No. 2 lo. C Calf skins 45c. Shoop 75c. Goat skins 25c to $1 00. Gray fox 25 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Otter-$1 to $5. fckunk 10 to 25c. Muskrat 1 to 6c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. Stelaer's Market, Chickens 7 to Sc. Eggs por dozen, cash 12. Portland Market. PoinxAnn, March 7. Whimi Waim Walla, 05 Q OlOtf. Flour Portland, boat trades $2,109 $3.40. Graham Q$2 80 Oats Choico White $1.15o O $1.25. Barley $19 $10.50 per toa. Minatuff Bran, $10. Hay Timothy $12ffl$13 por ton. Onions-$2.00 Q2.50. Potatoes 1.10 $1 35 por cental. Buttor Best dairy, 18(920; fanc crenmery.2027tfc;Store 13 15.'.rti Eggs-Oregon, ranch 13 9 15 Poultry Ohickona, mixed $i 00 Q $450; hens $1; turkeys, live 10 3 lie. Mutton Gross. 4c Hogs Gross 54'c. Beef Gross 3.75 $4 01 Veal Gross, 8c 8Uc . Hops 14o tt. Q U)c Wool Valley, 13 15c& ; Eaetern Orecon, 812o; Mohair. 2121clb. Hides Dry hides, 10 pounds and u up warns, ioc O loft. Call for Republican Primaries. Notico Ishoroby given that tho Re publican central committee, of Marion county, at their meeting held in Salem, Oregon, ou tho 1st day of March, 1002, apportioned to tho several precincts as delegates to the Republican Connty Convention to be held at Salem, Ore yon, on the 20th day of March, 1902. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., which ap portionment is as felluwa: Aurora - i..., -m.. ' . iiuir, IIIU . Urooks Butteville . Brietenbush. Champoeg... Elkhorn .... Enizlewnod . Fairfield Scotts Mills. .....,, .. ... ..,,.,, .... ,... Uervaia Unruli , "....a....,..,,.,,,,.. Howell... Hubbard Jefferson . Macleay.. Marion... Mehama . Monitor . Mt. Angel Prospect . Salem No. No. 2 ... No. ... No. 4 '....,...,,,,,. . . .... , , .....a.,,,,,,,,,,,., t( ....a,.,,,.,. ,.. KaatSalom " Northsah.m:.':::::;::;':;::.: houth baUm Si-lney .. Silver Falls ," ?, Sllvertou South "' X fillf.rlnn X',...l. U -...u..u k.UHU.,.,,, oiiverton ... St Paul.... Stayton .... Sublimity . . Turner Wood bur n. Yew Park.. .... aa..,. ' ..... 6 ....... . . . ...... a . . . . . 9 4 7 0 b 12 8 Total , U'""", for l.he above de'legatM to'be h,.ieni FrWV'iUie l4,h ' SlchV 1P at the lMMir of 2 o'clock p. m. of sad daV' for a 1 preeinota holding opeu prlRurlaV am between the hours of 12 S&m and 6 o'clock p. m. of said dav for Jli nreo uota hnldlno ni..i Z.T ".' lor a" . vm,.71t ''""ariee. t. T, WRlGimUN. JOHN v nnr ivn Uhaianun. Secreta'ry. dAw3 5td C3 -A- S VX O 3Pa -r "A '" Baa. .yjlMRWYMteiiAhrmPA-H Royal Insurance Co. AT ll.llw.a ........ IB rT ? r.,,u-1 above Urge I. fcSliSrffi do, ' hsiuliA ,ui ......... 7 ." "IU alto "jvm EDUCATIONAL Your Success Depends Upon thnroiieli training for tho work you with lodo. Tho value of such prepara tion can hardly be over-estimated, 'iho best way to obtain it a to attend a school that makes a specialty of bucIi work. The Northwest Normal College is such an la8llComplolo courses in Business, Music, Art, Elocution, Typewriting, and Short, hand ; also in Classical. ScUntillc, nnd Normal work. A. J- GARLAND. AM. President All Ladies SARGENT GEM Arc pleased with it, and (hey will pass along (he word that the Gem is an indispensable iitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing like it for preparing substantial and dainty dishes, that it adds to home economy by utilizing "lenv overs," Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food . d a . aal Chopper as soon as tncy R. M. WADE & GO. Land 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. Salem. Oregon' Have You Cold Feet? room, uet ouo ot our small uas uttAiuiis anu nt smau cxponfo nava a war bedroom for riding and rotirimr. The turn of n key and tho touch of a matck is all that is needed to start tho fire. 4ChemcketaSt. SALEAl 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. SAYAGB 322-324 Cora'l St. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A first-class piivato hospital for tho trentmont of chronic and enrgical caeos. Built thepaat yoar especially for tho purposo for which It is ueed. Convenently located within four blocka of tho bualnoes part of the city. Tho most modern furnishings nnd latest appliances throughout the building Heated by hot water und lighted by gas and oloctlclty Here the elck can havo tho comforta of nn elegant private home, combined with all tho advantages of a general hospital without the nolso, confusion, and publicity attending ono. Outside physclnns bringing caBes in treated with tho greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations if roquostod. For torraa and further Informn tlonwrito or apply personally. ' R. CARTWRIGHT, M D. SUPT, VISITORS WELCOMED BETWEEN 3 AND 4t.n MALTA VITA FOOD FOR BRAIN AND MUSCLE. Combines tho well-known fojj values of wWoat and tho medicinal virtues ol ualt Matures own tonic. Best Breakfast Food, Needs no Cooking:. "" Harritt sl Laojrbncb Old Post Office Grocery. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast ?jii"nAr.r.,V Joy from one f .r " aim ueilcious meats himL-. U..t. or mutton ehoni' vaal n. !. ' l"ib a r."rifflH $?&& - - -. i um, ro0K pnCogi E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 20t taritrOT- s k i -a7 assess: -33S5E8BX3C2CIA Z. M. PARVIN, Mus. Doc, Director of Colleee of Music Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER near oi it. . 1 . If so It may havo been cautetl by" getting out of bed this woi. InKorTn cold floor in a roU :: Call aad examine same before buylnr. Si RBID SEEDMEN, DRV! Rough and dressed lumber, laths sis' shlngles-about every kind you're apt t need excellent as to material, saani facture, seasoning and all that goes to niake good building and fencing mater ials don't require an hour's search to And if you havo read this The name and address of tho proprietor of the lumber rani art to be found iaiac'i' ately following:. Goodale Lumber Co. Near B. P. Pasa'r. depot. Phone Ml. A Bosom Friend That la next to your wife is yoar hlfj eo you want to see that it is treated well when other peoplo handle it. There" no ono that will handle flno linen, W either shirt, collars, or cuffs, more ten derly or with greater care when beioi renovated than tho Salem Steam Lton dry. Try our laundry work If you wi your lineu to look .'Ike new. Salem, Steam Laundry COLONrt J, OLUBTKD, rBOMirTCB. DOBOCB D. OLMiTEO, MOB. , rhe 411 u o Liberty