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Newspaper Page Text.iMiiilriiiiai VtV J ' :v ' i , i : Vff I 1 Mj ; -gjjflfrfr, w fc-r- J- l-.' .b In that atato I lOltlR IJT corporations i Defective estion 'In that atato U would brine In not lolly Inxefylei ltl0 X ,n,u osn noo a yeajif In the past we-k : S'B2,S-va":.::,ia!H SEffitf.. .Mi,...,., ....... ssa HOSTETTER'S I STOMACH BITTERS ,.i.i,,.nnmnim nuuiLnTn; nift-iseS" s-l3TF "" "b Natural Safeguard 2s. ,s Hew people seem to be aware of tho dan gersolwealr defective ana disordered diges tion. Health report do not lro It as n came o( death became somo other disease arts In to work destructive changes, only mado possible by tho Imperfect digestion, and tho death Is credited to thetn. Typhoid feror Is credited with many deaths, yot were digestion always perfect there would bo no typhoid fever. Doctors call typhoid "enteric," rneanlnn bowol fever. It Is due to n tierm that In food or drink Is swallowed. It roaches tho bowel only by way of the stomach. It cannot live In tho secretions of a vigorous stomach, hernial gastric Juice would destroy and digest It. If ti.n tnmM'h U weak inid Inactlie dtscato germs may succood In passing on Into the bowel, In tho secretions of which thsy thrlvo and we surfer from tho diseases that thoy engender. Thus a good digestion Is a grent safeguard against Uloao ny aosiroying nan gerous germs that In food and water enter the body through the stomach. CnnsuniDtlon Is crodlted with nearly ono- sixth of tho deaths of adult persons. No account Is made In tho mortality reorts of tho fact that the "chronic starvation" duo to dyspepsia had so woikened thu half-fed tissues and reduced their vital force and power of resistance as to predUposo to tho ravagos oi cuusuuiuuu. Vcvors duo to toxtues or ptomaines do veloped la tho body from putrefactive changes In rotting, half-digested food are crodlted with many deaths. No thought seams to be given to tho fact that dyspepsia was the real causo. l'eoplo do not see ni to roallrothat Imperfectly digested food tutri ces, decomposes, ferments and deu-lops peculiar poisons that are absorbod Into tho blood causing daugorous fovers, itolsonlng tissues aud overtaxing those organs that li.ro In rllmlnsto It. Many other facts can be cited along this ling, but enough l' been said toconvlnco thouihtful tieoido that thn discomfort or actiul dlstross'oecasloued by dyspepsia Is of little consequence compared with tho actual dangers to which It oxposes ono. Jivery organ and tissue of the body depends on the stomach for nourishment and renewal that will prepare It to perform satisfactorily Its function and resltit disease. i ,i,nn imu'inn rnMiM rood rich blood; i-nnd blood moans a strong, well-nourished body, capable of resisting disease. dyspepsia or Indigestion Is a common complaint. There Is hardly a disease that Is tiotattonuea wuu oreompiic.w imi digestion. Dr. Abernathy. a notod English physician, onco said "NInc-tentlis of all diseases como from the stomach." Thore aro many eases of III health of which Im ported digestion Is the unsuspected cause. Often tho prominent symptoms of dyspepsia, as gastric gonenoss, feeling of weight In the stomach, digestive discord or gastro-lntes-tlual turmoil, bloating or distention of the stomach, belching of wind, sour or watery risings, vomiting after food, etc., aro lacking j but thorn aro other symptoms not usually attributed to dyspepsia. There may be rteadarhes,sleoplesstie,Kcnerally "played nut" fiwllni-i. nervousness und depression. oppression alxmt the heart, loss of flesh, a run-down condition hard to account fori and many vague. Ill-defined or obscure- symptoms ,!,, - nuillv dun to defective digestion There are many remedlos on the market for Impaired or perverted digestion but nono aro so economical, so snfo, so effective so popular ns htuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Whothor the dyspepsia Is of long standing or Is merely a caso of temporary Indigestion, they give prompt and pronounced relief. Their continued uo will euro all forms of dlgestlvo Ineflleleney. Hy promoting rfett digestion Stuart's Dysieila Tablets produco strong nerves, refreshing sleep, pure blood, sound and heelthy lloshi make tho skin clear, the eyes bright, the mind cheerful. They give vigor and vitality to tissues and functions that enable them to resist all manner of disease. (Jerms and mlcrole swallowed In food and drink aro destroyed by tho gastric Juice and thus many diseases uro prevented. No por tions of food eoape digestion to rot In the towel below end generato toxlnes and ptomaines that will poison tho blood and tissues and menace life. Htuarts's Dyspepsia Tablets aro easily and cheaply obtained. They are for aale at all drug stores at .60 cents a box. Bend to J A. Btuart Co., Marshall, Mich., for their book on stomach diseases. It Is free; a postal card will bring It, Wall Paper Of all wall coverings noth ing else equals wall paper. It is healthful, cheerful, eco nomical and pleasing. It is instructive and begets good taste in the home matters of color and harmony. From it yon get the greatest good for the least money. Because Our Prices are Low Our Goods are Not Inferior. The House Furnishing Co. 303 Coiu'l at., next to Poet olllce. Stores at Hilom und Albany woltlsh Union & Nat'l Fire. ... 423 08 Into-, Mltfiml l.lln 1U UO Contlnentni Caaaalty Co. ...... M2 1 Secnrlty Truat & use ma. uo. . . o ol In California and Iowa the Ineuranco companies pay $3.00 and $3 50 gross pre- mlum tax. Tho corporations untaxeu on their gross earnings in somo 8tatee pay tlie ontlro state tax for the fran chises they enjoy. Republicans Introduced aacii bills In the last Icgisla'uro but sold the people out to tho corporations in an open-hand ed and shameless manner. A Ways and Means committco lhat will produce rev enue should be appointod in ihu next House where revetiuo bills mjiBt origi nate. A legislature that will further neglect this matter ought to damn tlte Republi can party forover in tho eyes of tho farmers who now pay all tho state taxeB or at least nine tenths of them. ABOLISH SOME OF THESE OFFICES The Jouilval believes that n number ol ofllces could be abolished in Oregon and the nublic servico improved. The oftlco of A ttorney General could be abolished and tho stato interests be bet ter protected. Tho office of dlstiict attorney could be abolished and the county could get a lawyer cheapor Biid get better servico I by electing or appointing n county at torney. Here is a letter from a subscriber at Seaside, Ore..who polnta out only one of the numerous atato sinecures that could be abelished: Ed. Jedkkal: In 1870 the legislature of Oregon passed a law providing for a tmnlili nflienr who is to bo stationed nt Astoria and whoso duty it is to inspect all incoming vessels and ueo that there is no contagious diaeaso aboard. When this law was passed it was no doubt a good law. but now, as every one knows.thequarautlno business is looked after by the government. Tho United Stales Quarantine servico ol lato yeare I. no hatrn enlarged and oxtondod until every port of nny.lmportauce has a quar antine officer who is provided with a steam launch, with which to visit all the incoming vossols. There le a United States Quarantine Ollicor nt Astoria. Across the river from Astoria tho Gov nrnmnnt Iibh a nuaraiitino station where ships are taken wtiero mere is tounu ou board any person having a contagious diseaso. . , , Now I would like to ask why we still have a state health olllcer? Ho drawB n fat salary and you never hear of him vis Mine a vessel. He omploys an assistant tvt.o vlsitfl vnsBola occasionally ro as to keep up appearances. Part of hit) salary uoph to thu HselBtunt. and tho rest. well it Is just llko getting money from home. Ho is allowed a certain amount for a boat puller. Thoro is no boat pullor eui ployed; a few dollars a month is paid to the owner of a gasoline launch, whose regalar business it Is to visit incoming vt'88ole,(or taking his asslstantdown and back whenever ho sees ill to go. There Is a chance to make a rake-off on what thoctato allows for a boat pullor. The appointing of n health olllcer la lust U3 absurd as it would bo for the leg Hatnro to authorize) tho appointing of a enttu collector of customs to asiist Col kctur Patterson who is tho federal oillco. Why this graft has boon allowed togoon fnr veurH without a L'Oinillaltlt is U U1VS- trrv to me. It Is a joke to tho people who live in this part o tho country aud know about it; they all know there is absolutoly no need of tho oillco. Sup poso a vessel would como into the river with some contagious disease aboard, what could tho state health olllcer doV He couldn't do anything, He has no quarantlno station and again tho United istatos (Juarautino officer is tho first to visit her and she would be taken to the United Stateu Quarantine station and the stato houlth officer couldn't go aboard her If ho wanted to. It la time tho pooplo were thinking tills matterover and wiplngontthisgraft. Dr. Fulton is tho state iioaltu omcor ui Astoria. ta n 0.,uriMn Tt-meiW for all ailmentB of tho stomach, liver and bowels, and ono that is backed by hundreds of testimon ials received during the past fifty years. We would therefore urge every sufferer from indigestion, dyspepsia, flatulency, consumption, Blck'.headache, or liver and kidney troubles to g'vo it a trial. It will surely cure you, Tho genuine must have our private stomp over the neck ol the bottle. BOSSE MEANS BUSINESS Will Start Flax Business at Once. EDUCATIONAL "II 111 ifti Your Success Depends tinnn thorouch training for the work you wish to do. Tho value of such prepr. iloTcan hardly bVover-eatlmated. '1 best way to obtain it a to attend a effi lhat makes n specialty of such work. The Northwest Normal College Is such ,, institution Pntnul hand; also in Classical A-J functions, when the navy lies in port eleven months of tho year. His fatois thb same as that of Gunner Morgan who was promoted for bravery In handling his gun when his assistants and superiors wero disabled, and Samp- t . -1 . a- .4 1 1 ft ft t f"l ft HiN son turneu mm uowu iur uui -- .--social qualifications. The sturdy rule of Individual Inltlatlvo sot up by Bchloy has been slapped In tho face by the martinets of tho Navy and sustained by Secretary Long. It is time some ono succeeded him for the sake of "the Navy. But it Is doubtful if Long can bo dis placed. He has tho social call and even gunners must bow to the cliquo that rules from behind tho broastworks of German cotillions and Washington Tea-pirtlcs. "The People" will some uay como w their sensesand see that tho government at Washington ie bcoming a social oli g irchy that goes wild over a chance to kowtow to Borne secoml-jlais prince- hug. Poor devils of gunners who ciunot moasuro up to tho tailor-made stan dard of "saaslety" have got to get out of the way, though thoy may bo morally, mentally and physically superior to tho fourhundrfd. Two Kontuckiuns fought nnd ono was killed because ho would uounie up his knees in bed. He got straightened out but it wae too lato. ft Tho worst thing that has come to public notice itbout tho Roosevelt ad ministration is tho announcement that It Is to publish another book. & ft Considering tho number who are oxlled, prisoners and abroad as emis saries, the few Boors in South Africa make Knland a heap of trouble, " you Dr. Bull'a Cough Syrup will euro a Cough or Colcl nt onco. Conquers Croup, "Whooplng-CouKh nnd Meaalo Cougli without fail. Mothcra prnlso it. Doctors prcacrlbo it for Bronchi lb, IIoaraenc6s. drippo, Pneumonia nnd Consumption. It jives quick, euro results, Piico,25ct8. Rofusotho denlcr's'BubBUtuto ; it is not na Reed. Mr. Kneene Boeso who will operate t, flT tmlnotrv in Salem has returned from his flying trip to Green Bay, Wis consin, bringing with him his wife. While in tho Kast Mr. Bossd cabled lo Belgium for ilax eoed which is now en route to Salotn. He will proceed at once to aecuro land and get In a crop for this year. Tho flat ou hand which Mr. Boao has purchased Irom the Oregon Woman's Flax Fibre Association will te worked up at onco and everything cleared up in bucIi ahapo as to renuer tho handling of the new crop both speedy and convenient. Funeral of Mrs Cunningham The funeral of Mrs. BrucoCunningham 1 f fit.. am Qurwlatr oftor wai neiu at lAvmiy u" uuv - --. nt o nVlnrkr. conducted by Rtv. Wm. Conoy of St. Paul's and Rev, II. U. Ketchum of the First Presbyterian church. Tho services wero held at tho family home and the interment was in the City View cemetery. A large number of fiiinds of the de ceased attended tfio funeral, and the floral tributes presented wero beautiful and numerous, Mrs. Cunningham had a large circle of devoted friends at Liberty and wherever sho was known, and all felt her death to be a creat personal loss. Eva Roslna Gabriel waa born at Ly ons, Iowa, on April 22, 1803, her parents being Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Gabriel. 8he has but ono brother, Knnls Gabriel nt ninvnnlale. California, who with his wife lias been in this city several days Her parents now rosido at Aurelia, Iowa She was married to Mr. Bioco Cun ningham at Lyons, Iowa, on January 17, 1000, and came in the same year to ba lem, Oregon. She died at Liberty on Friday night, March 7, 1902, from blood poisoning. Tho only child of Mr. and Mrs. Cun ningham died only two weoks ago, aged but two months. Marion County Hop Contracts Complete courses in Business, Music, Art, Elocution, Typewriting, and Short, ,1 . ello In Classical. Scientific, and Normal work. Z. H. .PARVIN, Mus. Doc Director of Colletre of Music GARLAND. A.M. President. All Ladicsr Who Buy BrDBn,l mwm m H run Always cures whon othors fail. Dr. Hull's Pills cure Constipation and Liver troubles, go pU's. 10 cts. Trial boi, cU SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPER 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 substantial and dainty dishes, thut it adds to home economy by utilizing "left overs." Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food Chopper as soon as they hear of it. X X M. WADE & CO. R.. aa Have You Cold Feet? If ao it may havo been ctnisj by getting out of bed this ssW,. inff on a cold floor in -'J . .. . 1 tti 1 mtinn .1 . 11 v room. Get one of our small WAS ii-Aiaua nu doibu o-peneo nav awa bedroom for risini? and retiring Tho Urn of a key and tho touch f tati all that Is needed to Btart t,ho flro. .ChemekctaSt. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. -Telephony. m E ARE now shewing: a collection of , 67 varieties new and popular SWEET PEAS. We haye them in mixed wf separate colors. :: :: :: :: w Our stock of field pess Is unsurpassed. Call asl examine lame fcefore tuyuif . SAYAGB Sl R3I3D 322-324 Com'l St. SEEDMEH, THE DAILY JOURNAL Member Northwest Afternoon NewsMKr Ltsiue. uyi HOFn unoTHEna. MONDAY MAUOU, 10. 1W2. "DalirOnT Yesr, $-4,00 In Advante Dally Three Mnths $1.00 la Advance, Daily fcy Carrier 30 cent Per Month. Weekly One Year $100 U Advanc t EDITORIAL TIMBER FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Tin Jooknai, omitted two u'ol " In its mention of candidates for tho 1ck islaturo or at least men who oould be oaiuildatea In tho Interest of tho people. And there may be othora who doiorvo mention. Squire Farrar of this o'.ty Is a man who would bo a creditable representative from a busiueaamau'a etaudpolut. lie has not asked to havo hla name men- ttinn.l tmt thosj aro the klud ol men to semi there who are not seeking the ol flee for what they can make out of It. V. W. Hull, the present county chirk, la' a man who would be valuable to tho people to have in either house If he would take It, Aa oounty olerk for four eats he has saved the people of this county thousands of dollars. Aa oouuty olerk he has watched ox- iandlturea oloaelv and has not tried to popularise hluiaelt at pubic expense. In (act ho has made some enentlea iu the itrotneieErlth wlloh he has rule-d against claims that were uot clearly sanctioned by law, and this county Is but ol debt. Such a man In tho legislature would be worth 100,000 to tho state, This la Vald without disparagement ol any other "candidate, lint It's high time the people VecognUed that a mau who doea things fi worth ton yea, a regiment, ol persona who talk about dolnj but show uo progeny ol dwxla. Thero cannot b too many Marion county men who ataud for tho Marlon wayofdolnij public bualnesa the past three yearn sont to tho noxt lnuislature. A FAYORABLE YEAR FOR CROPS All tho r-igns of tho moon Indieato that Oregon will havo a bite crop of every thing InoludlnK polities and Immigra tion, Ocol weather this month holds back tho fruit and as the blossomlug time is so favorable all the fruit will sat the trees will hold. Tho political campaign will stimulate business aa It la only a state election and industries will not bo paralysed and trade suspended thereby, A ttolltioal campaign sets people mov ing about and gatherlnga break up their Isolation and nut money lu circulation. Borne eeo only evil iu political agita tlon. lUit there would bo no free country with stagnation. So business is going to bo good in all Hues tills year of Our Lord 1002. If this ooudltiou continues there will be bumper crone of all kind 8. With orgaulaatlon the fruit and hop grower will get better returur. Hops at eleven cents will earn big money for (ho grower. Whtat aud all cattle and grain prioea ato looking upward. QUALIFICATIONS OF A GUNNER. A guuner on the training ahlp Pouta cola, and a survivor of the Maine, has beon turned down by the Navy depart ment for alleged lack of professional qualification. Ho passed a successful moral, mental aud physical examination but it seems had not tho requiste ear-markbof a pro fessional subaltern in the somewhat aristocratic luvy. Kvou a gunner must have certain so cial pro-requisites lo handle the ramrod and look natty on occasion of social OAfaTOKlA. Bears ths X ltl9 Klnd Yw Ha" A!ms The Famous Shasta. In going over the famous "ShaBta Itouto" ol the Southern Pacific Co., the travolor over finds something new to ex cito his admiration and interest. Start ing at Portland, one traverses the whole length of tho Willamette Valley, the gem of tho northwest. Mt. Hood, Mt. Jefferson, and tho Three Sisters and other snow-canned peaks aro kept In sight for hours. The beautiful valleys of tho Uuipqua and Hoguo Kivora, with their orchards of prunes, peaches, apples nnd other fruits are a delight in themselves. Tho crossing of thn groat mountain barrier between Oregon and California roveala the grandest mountain scenory in tho United Slates. The wonderful turnings, twlstings.and doub lings of tho railroad bri-, into view a grand array of towering mountains and profound gorges into which wo gaze from diazy heights, forest clad moun tain slopes stretching up to tho lino of perpetual snow, and the foaming moun tain streams dashing fiercely down deep canyons, now and then stopping for a short toil in some nulet pool. Aftor a days onjoymont of old Mt. bhasta, the linest neak on the continent, we drop rapidly down tho canyon of tho Sacra mento to the broad plains of tho Sacra mento Valley in California, and thence throueh vineyards and orchards to San Francisco. For maps and descriptive literature address, R. I). MlLLKlt, Geu'l Pass'r. Agent, Portland, U-7 tf I.ilienthal Dros. have filed contracts for the following heps: P.C.Smith, St. Paul, 8000 ; pounds at 12 conts; Jamos F. Davidson, St. Paul. 8000 pounds at 12 cents ; Peter Kirk, St. Paul, 8000 at U)u cents; Adolph Pfclfor, St. Paul, fiOOO pounds at 12 cents. Other contracts for hop crops wero filed today as follows : J. Ii. Kenney, of Woodburn, to Faber ik Nels, Albany, 10,000 pounds at 12 conts. F. J. Miller and Bernard Nys, of Buttevllle, to John W. Dole, of New York, 12,000 pou nds at 12 cents. CAPITAL BREWERY Beer has stood the teat of exporionco. Thon why not give a bomi production tho preference. Home capital, home labor and homi lire wed beer are growing in popularity. People loyal to horns indus try give it the proforence. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS CAPITAL ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. CASTOR! A For Infanta and Children. Die Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of c&mM Call for Republican Primaries. HOW TO GET STATE REVENUES- The ltepubliean party, if it expests to atay lu power In Oregtiu, haa got to make up ita mind to not only put on thebratos in state affaira but to reverse the engines. It baa yot to stop increasing the bur dens of the people with reck lew legisla tion, creatiug uew otllees, imposing new taxes, and enacting ill conceived aud hastily begotten laws. The Slate Treasurer is daily iu receipt of remittance from a number of insur ance companies, iu payment of the atate tax ol t per cent ou their net premium receipts (or the past year. lull law alone produces about $80,000 a year atato levenue. That la but a mall relleQwhen a single legislature will spend nearly that mueti on olerks. Hut It la something. It la right iu prlnolpie. That tax should be extended to all A CONTRAST Of the face of a healthful woman with the face of one who is sick proves that quite often a sad face is a -ck face. Mauy a woman haa credit for a suuuy disposition who would soon be sad of face aud irritable of temper If she had to endure the womanly ills which many of her cx have Iwme for years. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription curea the diseases which are the source of so much pain ami Buffering to women. It entablishea regularity, dries debilitat ing drains, heals inflammation aud ul ceration and cures female weakness. Mrs. Conirlta Hcdiou. of Colto HoyJ Co. Kv . wfttts . Iu October 1H4 I Hve Utth to 4 luUy and the trrMaicut I waived t the Hands of the midwife left ie with filling; ol the uterus. 1 bad uo health to speak of (or three years. I bad another baby which wrasthc thud child. My health beitau to laU and I found Btytctf cota Kletely urn out. I had so many pat" "'' aches toy life was burden te me and alto to alt the family, for I was urvou and iro and ( could not sleep. Had four doctors cosnc lo ec me but at Iat fouud I was slowly d)lng The dianuid 1 badlier lunit and uterine trouble t was in bed for months and when I tfJ get up I was a sight to behold. I tooled like a corne walking about I commenced 10 take Doctor llerct's Javorie Vrewrtptlou OoUca Mrdkal Ubcuvery ' and ' relicts,1 and ever uwt then I have beea a wctl woman. I bare suHered ail a woman could mflrr al my monthly period natU alncc I began the ue of Ur IHercc a med tomes, but now 1 enn say I hoc ao pain The dark circle around my eyes arc gola away and 1 fcl bitter ta every way iy caeews are ieu ana my n W vmc. eui Bxc huhu jtuow m Accent uo substitute for " Favorite Pre scription there la nothing jii as good for weak and alak wotuoa, Dr. Ficrcc'a Pleasant Pellets are easy and pleasant to take. A most effective UxaUve. kU kaflru Notice of Primary Election, Notico is hereby Riven that Ilia Renub licau primary eleotion will be held in Slfni,Orenn, on the Uthdey of March, 100S, tor 'he purpoee of electing delegates to thi Reodulican County Convention for Marion rountv to be held on the'ioth day of March. 1902. The polls of said nrimariAfl will be open for the reception of votes from VI o'clock in to ti o'clock p. m. of said 1-ith day of lUreh, 1U02, at tne following votlnu plaeea In the pre cincts of Salem, Oregen: Salem, No. 1. S delegate, voting place Feeeland'a Chair Shops. Judges, V. D. Claggett, A- T. Yeaton, C. M. Parnn'nter: Clerks, A. M. Southwick, Kd. Lamport. Salem. No. . IS delegates, voting place Simpson's- Livery Barn. Judges. Geo. Pearee. J. Q. Wilson, H. J. Bigger; Clerks. II. 8. Belle. Frank Power. .- .-"-- . "-. a . . ( Salem, o 3. it) ueiegaies, voting place, Preolawl'a store. Judges, Ttws. Sims, Richard Carey, James Mcflnlre; Clerks, I). I. Green. John Reynolds. Salem, No. 4. 14 deleuatea, voting plaee Red Front Uxwy RtaWe. Judges, A. F. MeAtee. P. J Ureen, W. W. Yandervwt; Olerks. W. A. Moore, Frask llngbee. .Jft.WRI0IITOIAKi Ohalrmaa. JOHN W. ROLAND, Secretary. d w S-5 li Notico Is hereby given that the Re publican central committee, of Marion county, at their meeting held in Salem. uregon, on tho 1st day ol March, 1902, apportioned to the several precincts as delegates to the Republican Countv Couvontion to be hold at Salem, Ore iron, on the 20th day of Maruh, 1902. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. ni., which ap portionment is as follews: Aurora 7 Aumsvlllo 7 Rrooks ',,.'. (j Buttevllle '" 5 tirietenuuBii o Champoeg.. hiKiioru ... Knulewood . Fairfield ; " 0 sootuMuu :;;; 5 Gervaia 5 iioreu Howell Hubbard .. Jefferson ... Maoleay.,., Marion Mehama , , Monitor ... Mt. Angel Prospeet Salem No. 1 No. 2 No. 8 No, 4 , Kasthalem North Salem touth Salem.... Sidney , Silver Falls .... Silverton Soith Silvertpn North Silverton St Paul Stay ton Sublimity Turner Woodbur a Yew Park THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A flrst-claes private hospital for the treatment of chronic and surgical cuBep. Built the past year especially for the purpose for which It it used. Conveuently locatod within four blocks of tho business part of the city. The most modorn furnishings and latoat appliancei throughout tho building. Heated by hot water and lighted by 1&1 and electlclty Hero the Bick cau have the comforts of an elegant private homo, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital witnotu tne noise, coniuaion, and publicity attending ono. uuuiaa phyBciana bringing cases in treated with tho greatest courtesy, and assisted in operations if requested. For terms and further Informa tion write or apply pereonully. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPl VI81T0HB WELCOMED BBTWBEN 3 AND 4P.M MALTA VITA! FOOD FOR BRAIN AND MUSCLE. Combines tha welhkoown food vaUes of wkeat aasl tho mesllcinal vlfloHi' malt Natures own tonic. Best Breakfast Food, Needs no Cooking. HARRITT St LCOR3NCB Old Poat Ofllc Grocery. w ft i t t 1 : 'him 1 1 t t i lliati'i Total 4 0 7 I 4 4 4 fi 8 6 8 18 10 14 S 9 G 4 C 0 9 4 7 ti 8 12 a 243 wr Or "a DRY! ft Rough and dresaed lumber, Htbi JS v Bhlnglea-about every kind yon'Mif" need excellent aa to materlali J factare, seasoning and all that ' make good building anu lenciux -iala don't reonlra an hour's "' find If you havo read thta ,Pe7l, and address of tho proprietor , t.,,l.n.. Un..l . ha fnnnd ! ately followlns:. Wfi Goodale Lumber Co, Near B. P. Pasa'r. depot. Pbonil 1" A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Ordlnnar you can enjoy from ono of eur tenner and delioioua meats, steaks, la b or mutton ohops' veal cutlets or ;x)rk, Our msats are all out from the fattest tU1.1 Vsni,u l"6' and wa oan supplv SSS-!bU WitU (rfa,J' nntrltlou, and wholesome meats at bed rook prices. E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 291 Primaries Cor tan aiwwY,illi;.:: .. "v.-MTKaK --JHe "" off": and s ekek ,p. M. el midday. (o"i preoliiata holdl-g closl primariU F. T, WRl(SHTMAN. JOHN W. ROUND, 0lwh". Secretary. Jw 3 5 w r-Cr '- v !P r r rfsTTBTT t Not a Kival iri'SIght Anywhere v Bdcll When the llneu ibitt !" w "i . at the Salem Steam laundry y . contraat with that iunuej" in Ralen. The beauty of oor t work makes na iustiy prou. -.ai M' !- v. :V5 t III-a ..Airlno BVHTX ttmC diff e nee I onr Bnperb color w t oa the ahl ta, collars ""Vr,""' bv ,. nieihrldawitb tbe W0 i.n,iar hv auv otnwr atljuuu uuv - - Salem Steam Lag 4 m'S mTnni. . nT.USTXD. T( DOBlHi D. OLUiTKD. Jfov. 0 oritf SmU'1 J " .;.; Pkaao -ill JT!