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Newspaper Page TextWEZz mmmammmwm. i m i iimiin itwmv'ii .s-i"a--J-- - y.'- j- .-W Scrofula 1 bequeath to Jrty children Scrofnlti with nil its ttml(Mit horrors, humiliation and suffering. This is a strSBjre legacy to leave to posterity j n heavy burden to jduce upon the shoulders of the young. Tills treacherous disease dwarfs the body and hinders the growth and development of the faculties, nnd the child bora of btood poison, or scrofula-tainted parentage, ia poorly equipped for life's duties. Scrofula is n disease with numerous and varied yniptonts; enlarged glands or tumors nbout the neck and armpits, catarrh of the head, weak eyes and dreadful fitrin prtitiflnim iiiioir different tiarts of iho bodv show the presence of tubercular or scrofulous matter in the blood. This dangerous and stealthy disease entrenches itself securely in the system and attacks the bones and tissues, destroys the red corpuscles of the blood, resulting in white swelling, n pallid, waxy appearance of the skin, loss of strength and a gradual wasting, away of the body. S. S. S. combines both purifying and tonic properties, nnd is guaran- lost properties to the blood and quickens the circulation, bringing a healthy color to the skin nud vigor to the weak and emaciated body. Write its abotic your case and our physicians will cheerfully advise and help you in every possible way to regain your health. Dook on blood nnd skin diseases free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Go. Meny k p I Pay no attractive womanhood and equip her for the duties of wife and motherhood. All druggists sell $1.00 bottles of Wine or Cardul. ThB Hollywood, Aaburr TarJc, N. J., Februarys, 1000. 1 read your wUortUement jn reitnrrt to W'ina of Gnrdul In tlio llaltimoro Amaricno. nud It o favorably itoDreaied ma that on my vUlt to llallloore daring Uio liolldaya I purcbaetalxU!oof Itformy adopted daughter, who WMauKrinj(wirh female troubles, she had been under tlio dootor'a care for aojie tlrnn, and wlien her period miu(f lornnit) i innucca iter w itt it ana wo um aoio oroagnt on ner monies. Hha took It regularly according to tbo dlrootlons, and ni vreatly tailored. To use ber own words, "H eared my life." J, WUSLUY OltOHB. for dt! trd l!l.r.hif,ddfM, Hilar $jmpiant, "Tb IaUm' AMtorr Vtptnmtat, TJw CUlUaoof UUU Oorap.n, CUIUaevgt, Tu. Is an easy task if you take the precaution to look where the largest assortment is kept. Our stock is fresh and new; there being but a few pieces left of the Roods purchased from our predecessor. We have the exclusive sale in this territory of the justly celebrated Roxburry Brussels, the val ues of which are never questioned by those who have used them. We have a fine line of velvets and the various, grades of Axminsters. The House Furnishing Co. 308 Com'l St., next to Post olllco. THE DAILY JOURNAL nssKHCKaaaasHBaBEMBUMBBBaeBaBmaHBanaNBai ' pleater riartbtttst Afternoon Newspaper Leaiut, DY HOFER UHOTHBKB. jriUIMY, MAUOH 28, 1902 Dally One Year. $4,00 la Advance. DaHy Three Mouths $1,00 to Advance, Dally by Carrier 50 cents Per Month. vykt0 Yeir $1.00 In Aivaoc JOURNAL X-RAYS. Knlom Is llublo tp lu daprtrM of n $ood trust this year, Tttjlc, in jjiieap, ami o Is wind, mit It Ukoa mouoy to run newspaper. ',..la It anybody's business to sand over tkoae. biayola jinthsT If bo, vhosT ? Now la tbo time, to glvg thy uhlUlron goaie iiaUra study Itttwonk rHklnK up bok ytitd. KlUbener lias oaptured thre moro mm from th Bosrs. Now surely that wr must be toarly over. Kaws 8tct couiiMUslonsr must v hum gating tome (loillluoss, to 4 by tl( olwlln(Mm of the slroeta. U) W)tkKMHttfl.t of Judgw R. 8. J by tiiw MiurMw wny Jtpubll m KVMtMtk wM vrt Rot 1h fat tlm wly tkUg to do. ' TM PrtlanOi jlHtiU ban & fiebt 4m few EwUwftii o( ifce profwiion t bdTtorial J uidMaaMa Isl tccu entirely vegetable, maicing u uiciucni rcmcuy m all scrofulous affections. It purifies the deteriorated blood, make9 it rich nnd strong and a complete nnd permanent cure is soon effected. 8. 8. 8. improves the (litrestinn and assimilation of food, restores the Start Girls Right! beautiful girls become Invalids for life. attention to the law of health Mothers should protect their daughters' health by glv Injj thun necessary Information and proper treatment. When the metises com on a j!rl unawares In her Inexperience ihe U either frightened Into convulsions, or scared Into try Ing to check the flow. Many girls have checked the (low and It has never started again. And as a result they have grown pale-faced, with 'crow-tracks" on their cheeks, and dark half moons under (heir eyes. A dose of WINEGARDUI taken every morning after a girl Is twelve years old will bring the meiues on properly and keep them regular. It will help her to develop Into you Id oome on her suffering wae som- Choosing Floor Coverin Stores at Salem and Albany ndvurtlao. That In uot profotialonnl, you know, nnd thoy niuut bo called down, but tbo young nion rofusod to bo cnllod down. Thoy olnltnod thnt It thoy woro la n nrofoHston thnt didn't daro pruBont Us merits to tlio world In print thoy wuutud to got out ot It. Tlio light wfuod wnrin, and tho result Is tlio tin profouHlonul young uiun who darod to assort thulr Indoiioudonco havo moro buslnoBs tlinn Uioy can do. Thuy havo otuployod all tho help thuy oun uot, and still thoy aro oouuillod to turn nwny work. Bucli Is tho Into of people who ndvertUo. Saturday's Journal will uontnln n wo- uiau's luttor advocating a prnotlonl way to Improvo tho looks of our city. Itqad It, and thun turn in nud writo hub pupor n (uttnor comuuioattou on tbo, uubjtxit, Qur city ought to bo mado tho most bwtutlful ouo In Ore Hon, and it mn easily ho done with a llttlo united niiort Tomorrow's double Bntuiilay Jot iml will havo snmo raro features, as usual, ami some of tho best things iu it will bo the advertlsomouttt of wldc awako Sslom buslnusn inon. A papor full of such ads speaks louder for a towu thun any amount of hot air brag SQdoalp. H Is olnlmed that tho nrosont low mjsrunt rate Is mado jHwslblo by tho Ilnri'lman "uommuully of lutereaf sphome. If that's true, .heavon bless Uu syudloato. fgrlt Is U4llrst tlmo jWrltsto Qrogou fro of duty. a v Mariain eounty lUpiibllcan will nov or rrtit tKklnit tbu inltlatlvo on thi siato salary question, as anaiut ths ftw system. It's rlb"bt. and will pre vail sooner or later, and every Indica tion loads to the conclusion that It will lis mm gs Tho following Bcripturo doesn't ap ply to political conventiens: "Ask nnd It slinll bo given unto you; seek nnd yo shall And; knock nnd it shall be opened unto you." This Is Good Friday, a holy day, when tho editors and their readers can nil pray with Impunity. V Alex. LaFollottls ability to ralsO votes scorns' to bo on & par with 'his skill In raising farm products, and ho can again tako tho bolt for greatest variety. Much complaint Is mado about school children marking and dofne lug proporty with cnalk marks. This Is a lawless habit that Should" bo checked by tho school authorities. Lot Salem becomo notod as tho handsomost city in tho Pacific North west. It can bo dono by a llttlo con contrntod action by our best people Wo havo mauy attractions already, which can bo greatly enhanced by a llttlo co-oporation by our homcniakera. TALKS TO LEGISLATORS D. E. SwanH Tells Candidates Wiiat Tliey Should Do Editor Jeurnal: Wo had a 'phono niosungo at AumBVlllo last night say Ing that not ono man was nominated yesterday that was In tho legislature boforo In Marlon county. Thlals ns It should bo, a deserved robuko for aid Ing to snddlo hoavy burdons upon Uio taxpnyors. Hut will tho now delegation do any hotter? This will depend in .a -great measure upon Uio amount of Intolll gonco of tho now men, nnd thin ngaln will dopond upon tho kind of intolll gonco tlioso roprosontattves posfloss; mostly nominations nro not made from a standpoint of wisdom and At lictiH, Hut from a vlow of tho amount of polltlcnl adhoslvonoss contained in their makeup, and, of courso, tho amount of political work dono for tho pnrty In tho past. Tho new Marlon county dologatlon will havo tho satisfaction to congratu late thnmsolvos that tho obnoxious burdensome laws on tho statuto hooks aro not tho child of tholr croatlon, and, thoroforo, need not fool reluctant to ropcnl them, on account of relation ship, becnuso it would not nocoABarlly humiliate tholr ancestral prldo. I3ut, In ordor to do anything suc cessfully, Uio question must bo studlod, so as to know whoroln tho fault lies, and when tho dofoctlon In discovered It is still another thing to And a rem edy, and apply It. Tho taxpayors will bo IntoroRtod to know that heir choson servants will Immodlntoly go to work to qualify themselves for tho work In hand. To mo It In a forogono conclusion that thoy aro not proparod for tho un dertaking, becnuso thoy havo boon .ed ucated and trained to follow In tho ruts and beaten paths of sophisticated polit ical spollHiuon. D. E. SWANK, Aumnvlllo, Or., March 27, 1902. Political Dates. Tho following is a list of events which should be kept by local politicians; Republican congressional political In mind convon- tlon, first district, Ilosuburg, April 1st Itopubllcan stuto convention, April 2d. Democratic Multnomah county con vention, April 3d. Democratic state couvontlon, April 10th Democratic congressional couvon- tlon, first district, April 10th. Hoglstratlon closes May ICth. Election Juno 2d. Outsldo prlmnrles: I .Inn county, Democratic. March 29th, Douglas county, domoarntlo, March 20th. Wallowa county, Domoorntlo, Msroh 29th: County conventiens: Union, county, Hopubltcans, March 29th. " Jnaksou county, Republican, Ash land, March 29th. l.nuu county, Jtgpubllgnn, 'Eugene, Mnroh 29th. Washington county,.. Doiuooratlcj April 3d. Coos county. Democratic April 2d, Wallowa county, Democratic, April 2d. l.lnn county. Domoorntlo. Albany, April 2d. 'Douglas county. Domoorntlo. Itosa burg. April llth. A BREATHING SPELL. If the consumptive could only kcap from gutting worse it would be some encourage ment. Scott's Emulsion at least gives tired nature a breathing spell. The nourishment and strength obtained from Scott's Emulsion are a great relief to the exhausted system. This treatmont alone often enables the consumptive to gather force enough to throw ou uio disease auogotner, Scott's Emulsion brings strength to the lungs and flesh to the body. sft4 tut Few Sasioit, 8COVT MOW N H Ctk, w IW St, H, V '?. m THE SPRING When you havo that tired feeling, and nro nervous and sleepless, is a good tlmo to tnko a few doses of Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters. It Is an idoal spring medicine and blood purifier, and will cUro dyspepsia, Indigestion, malaria or liver and kidney troubles. Try It Our private stamp Is on tho neck of every bottle. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS On tho Chlncso question Qcrmany has Indicated that sho favors tho "open door," but will not oppose Russia's Wishes. o- An Ilohcst'Medlclne'for La Grippe. George W. Wslt, of Houth Gardiner, Me., say: "I havo-had the worst cough, cold, chills and grip nud havo tnkpn lot of trash of no m count .but profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the only thing that has dono nny pood whatever. 1 have tifcd one hot tie ni it std the chills, cold nnd (trip have nil left mo. I congratulate the manufacturer Of an honest medicine." For sale by Dr. Stone's Drug Htones. 'O liritlsh Liberal leaders aro to moot Dr. Loyds, tho Hoor rcprescntalvo, In Tnrls to dobato tho question of aiding tho peace propaganda of Doer sympa thizers. o A Good Cough Medicine for Chil dren. "I havo no hesltaucy in recommend ing Obambdrlam'B Couh Heincdy,-" says F. 1 Moran, a wM I -known and popular baker oi Petersburg," Va "We IiHve given it to our children when troubled -with bad conch, also whooping cough, nnd it bae always given perfect flattafsctton. It was recommended to mo by a druggist, as the bent cough tned ic no (or children, oa It contained no opium or other mmlot drug." Hold by Dr. HtonO'a urng Miore. Tho Northern Pacific Is blocked D., by spring fresh- near Mandan, N, cts. Eloven Styles Of egg cups, in Havlland, .seml-por-colaln nnd glass, at tho Yokohama Ten Storo. o Ella M. Stone, tho American -missionary, passed through Vienna last night on her way to London. Dr. C. W. RobortB, oyo specialist, at Cottago Hotel, leaves March 30 th, tf ..Market Quotations . "Make Saltm a Good Home Market" Wheat, Oats. Hit. Wheat -53c. Oats 32o Barley f 10 pirton. Flax Gash, Northwost, I 70. llopMarket. Hopn 13. Htnctlv choice 14c. Liverpool. Dec. B lions at London Pacific Coast steady, X3'6s. to 4. Live Stock Market. Steers KiJtc. Cows 3Julc. Sheep 3.C0 gross tofU.75 Droeiod veal (UtTc Hogs,alIvo 'IJj. Hogs, drujBedUc. Wool and Mobalr. Conrpo wool 13c. Medium 14c. Finn Ho. Mobalr 20 to 21c. Flour Hay. Peel, Etc. Dated cheat $7.60 to f 8. Glover 7.00. Feed barley f 10 por ton, Hrau-fl8. Bhorts $10.60. Flour, wholesalo $2.05. Potatoes AcoIqj, etc. Potatoes 40c. to 60 Apples lOQGOo per box. Fancy packed $1 00. Onions, $1.25 to $1.76 per 100 lbs. Dried Fruits. Dried apples fi7c. Italian prunos 40s to 60s 3M to 3?X l'etlto Prunes 40a to CO, Vt-Qio, Wood, Ftace PostiEtc. Ulg flr-$3 60. Second growth $3.00. Asb-$3 60. IkMlyoak-4.00. Polo oak $4.00. Cedar poets 8 to 10c, Eiis aad Poultry, Kage-11 1'urkeys. live 10c per pound. Geoso ffl por dozen, Ducks $4 to $4 Jipor dozen. Dairy aad Creamery Products. Dairy butter 16Q20o. ' Creamery 25(880o. Store 16c. First-class country, per roll 36c. Cream at creamery, pan skimmed 21o. (Separator skimmed 23o, Hides. Pelts and Furs Green bides, No. 1 5c Green htdos, No. 2 4c. Call sklna 4Q5c. Bheep 76c Goal skins 25o to $1,00. Gray fox 25 to 60o. Coon 10 to 40o. Mink 26oto$1.25. Utter-$1 to $6. fckuuk 10 to 26c. Muekrnt 1 to 6c, Wildcat 10 to 2fic. Stelaer's Market, Chickens 0 to 10a Egg per doxen, cash 11. FortUsd Marker. Foktlano, March 2d, Wh-at Walla. 04K ( (Ui. Wan Flour 1'ortlsud. beat grades I2.60Q 3.40. Graham $2.S0 Oats Choice White fl.lOo & $1 96. lioiloy $IU $10.60 jHjr ton. Mintuff-Brau. $10 Hay Timothy $l2Qtl3 per ton. Oqfons 2.00 02.35. Potatoes 1.10 $1 23 per rental. Baiter Rest dairy, 16Q20; lauc) crmerv27K30oi6tor 13 16..R Kg-OKon, ranch 13 14 Poultry Ohtckens, tiuxed $4 00 $4&U) iiwis $4t turkeys, live 11 ($12c Mutton Uroes, 4c Hogs Gross bhc Bed Gross S.75 C$4 00 Vcal-Grosi, tV (3. 8 Jin . HopsHo n. 0140 Wool-Valley. 13 & l5oR j Eastern ' OreKOU,8ai2,ttO;MoUlr,lQ21tb, . Hides Dry liides, 16 pounds anil np wards, 15c 16. ' o jx. m a? o-xi. ac jl . &Mtta IK Kiwi Yw Ikw Atom 8nft BQfWU u tnniiwni wtfi' Jrm i JUSTICES AND CON STABLES Republicans Nominated for the Various Alarlon County Districts. Tho Justices of tho peace nnd con stables nominated In their respective districts nro ns follows; Aumsvlllo district L. Btcakney, Jub tlco; George Spencer, constable. Aurora district C. M. Crittenden, Justice; M. B. Kostcr, constable Champoeg district D. A. Wngnoss, Justlco; J. D. Montague, constnblo. Oervala dlBtrlct Theo. Rubens, Jus tice; E. M. Savage, constable lloreb district Robort Pierce, Jus tlco; Oren Judd, constable. Jefferson district S. T. Johnson, Jus tlco; D. II. Miller, constable. Macleay district George II. Page, Justice. Marlon district T. f. Ruthorford, Justlco; George Keech, constable. Mehnma district W. P. Mulkoy, Jus tlco; L. Dennett, constable. Woodburn district--!!. Ovorton, Jus tlco; H. D. Drown, constable. Salem district B. D. Horgan, Jus tlco; O. H. Irwin, nonstablo. Sllvcrton district R. C. Ramsby, Justlco; C. N. Matlock, constable. Stayton district Henry Smith, con stable Turner district H ,L. Enrl, Justlco; AVm. Drngor, constnblo. The Latest Yarn. A Pittsburg drummer tolls this now ynni: I nlways carry a bottlo of Kemp's Balsam In my grip. I tnko cold easily and a fow doses of tho Balsam always makes mo a woll man. Evory whoro I go I speak a good word for IComp. I tako hold of my customors I tnko old men and young men, nnd toll them confidently what I do, whon I tako cold. At druggists, 2C and 50c. 4 o Shake Into Your Shoes Alton's Coot-Ease, a nowdor. It r.itrnn painful, smarting, nervous foot and in - growing nails, and Instantly takes tho ntlng out of corns and bunions. It Is tho groatost comfort discovery of tho ago. Alton's Foot-bso makos tight or now shoos fool easy. It Is a cortaln euro for sweating, callous nnd hot, tlrod aching foot. Try It todny. Sold by all druggists and shoo stores. By mnll for 2Cc In stamps. Trial packago froo. Address Allen S. Olmstod, Lo Roy, N. Y. 2 Fioa Auction COR. STATU AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, SATURDAY, MARCH 27TH, THE AUCTION 8ALE9 HELD AT THE ABOVE PLACE WLL CL08E; THE REMAINING STOCK TO BE RE MOVED TO NO. 307 COMMERCIAL 8TREET, WHERE IT WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT PRICES DEFYING ALL COMPETITION. THE AUCTIONS HAVE PROVEN VERY ADVANTAGEOUS TO THE NUMEROUS BUYERS, AND A8 WE 8TILL HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF USEFUL GOODS TO DISPOSE OF DURING THE LA8T WEEK'S 8ALE3 IT WILL BE IN THE INTEREST OF EVERY CAREFUL BUYER TO AT TEND 80ME OR ALL OF THEM, AND BENEFIT BY THE OPPORTUNITY OF GETTING GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE. R. U SABIN ...New York Millinery Parlors... 317 COMMERCIAL STREET. NO F0RMAL!0PENING, OUT READY FOR BUSINESS - Rich things in i oprlng bate. Choicest collection of line hats and bonnots. Neweet ideas and mod prompt service In onr work rooms. New Millinery Department Now Open at Greenbaum's Pretty, dainty, very desirable millinery trimmed and untrimmed liats in all the latest styles. Special attention given to children's goods. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Poor to All Ladies SARGENT GEM Arc pleased with it, and - wordf 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, that 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 R. M. WADE & CO. ntaaagMHtowamw t A PICTURE Of health, we say of a perfectly ncauu- ful woman, and It is a a picture evcrjono picture everyone 1 . !..!, iinnll All tllC OlClUrCS OI all the artists who have ever painted the nlory and beauty of womanhood, arc only copies and imitations of this picture. ' ' Never artiot mixed a color on bis palette that can vie with the hues which tint n healthful wom an's check. Why should this charm be sacrificed to sickness ? It neel not be save In rare cases. The gen eral health of woman is so linked with the local womanly health thnt rmnjronwOTro'u'uw; wasted c n c c k gxJatLmmmna , sunken eye are in general but evidences of womanly diseases. Cure the diseases nnd the phy sical health io restored. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures the Ills of women. It establishes regu larity, dries weakening drains, beam in flammation ami ulceration, and cures fe male weakness. Mm. Mary IJ. I.ewl. or Tanner, Ollmcr Co., W. Va.. -write : "I ahall always recommend Ur. Plerce'a I'avorlte Prescription, 'Goldeir Medical Discovery anil ' Pleasant Pellets,' for Ihey cured me when doctors and other medicines railed. Por nneen years I suffered untold misery. When 1 commenced taking Dr. Pierce's tnedl- fin, f hnd a Una ulven up an nope oi ever kc.uuk well. I could not He down Id BlCCJl. I11IU thing I ate would almoit cramp n Wai very uervoui and could hardly me to death. walk across the room. I only weighed ninety pounas wneu I commenced Inking these medicine alx year mrn tinw I welelione hundred and forty pound and am having better health than ever Wore. Mv friend all nay they cart hardly believe that I nnt the name peren: after being slclc olong I have changed lo be rouuit and rosy cheeked." Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets invigorate stomach, liver und bowels. Cecil Rhodes Fs to bo burled at a spot In tho Matoppo Hills, In Rhodesia, which ho selected as his last resting place. o Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism. (From tho Vindicator, Rutherfordton, N. C.) The odltor of tho Vindicator has had occasion to tost tho oflllcacy of Chamborlaln's Pain Bnlm twice, with tlio most rcmnrkablo results in each case First, rheumatism In tho should r, from which ho suffered excruciating pain for ton days, which was rollovod with two applications of Pain Balm, rubbing tho parts afflicted, and roallz ',nB instant boncflt and entlro roliof in n vory short tlmo. Socond, In rhouma tlsm in thigh joint, almost prostrating him with sovoro pain, which was ro llovod by two applications, rubbing wltl tho llnlmont on retiring at night, and getting up froo from pain. For snlo by Dr. Stono drug store. Do You Eat. Your meals la town? It so, go to tho Will to Houso restaurant. Positive ly tho host meals se,rvod In tho city. roady - to - wear hats and ladies trimmed the Postofllce. Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER they will pass along the k ; e.waaai'i e Sdlc; EDUCATIONAL lour Success Depends Upi on tborotiBh training for the work you with to do. Tho value . d can hardly be over-estimated. The best way to obtain It a to "t makes Tspeclaltf of such work. Tho Northwest Normal Co tlon that Complete connes In Business, Music, nana; also in uibbbicbi. ccieuuui., nun A- J. GARLAND. A-M- President- Have You Cold Feet? bXomXTlMnVHra all that is needed to start the-flro. ChcmeketaSt.. SALEM GAS .. . . unAa iib-ATirwH nnt arnmn i uxnuueu uuvo-u-ttHiii PTELD PBAS Wo Imvo a superior artlclo in Iho way of Canada and Blue Prussian Field Peas, and our prices aro tho lowest going, SBBD WHEAT We oe prepared to furniehFolsy nnd Di'flance seed wheat In nny amount. SPELTZ If you want a grain that will make a lajg yuan-, tity oi feed try Bptiiz. LAND PLASTER AND FERTILIZER-Roaiomber that wo nro headquarters for anything in this line. SAVAGE St RBID 322-324 Com'l St. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. A fiTBt-class piivnte hospital for tho treatment of chronic and BUigical cases. Built theput year especially for the purpoee for which it is need. Convenentlv located within four blocks ol tho business part of tho city The most modern 1 1. roup ....i.; i), iiii,iin Tlrnttxt nd elccticltv Here the Bick can UUJIWUb .WO ,.........K. .. rirlvHte hnroo, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital without tho noise, conluflion, and publicity attending ono. Outside phyf-ciaiis bringing caaeB in treatod with tbo greatest conitery, nnd ncaieted in operations if requested. For terms nnd flutter informa tlonwrito or apply perponnlly. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. .SUPT. VIQIT0R8 WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M CAPITAL BREWERY Heer linn stood tho teet of experience Then why not rIvo n homo production tho preleronce. Home capital, home labor and homo browed boor are growing in popularity. People loyal to homo Indus try give it the preference. CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS immn-, CAPITM ICE WORKS MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS... Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Ceacker, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham Wafers. Harritt zsl Laoirbncb Old Poet Ofllco Grocery. Juicy Morsel Breakfast for Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and dolicioua meats, steaks, lacib or mutton chops' veal cutlets or ;ork, uur meats aro an cut trora the .fattest and nrimest cattle, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritious and wboleeome meats at bed rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORB Phon 291 HOW'S YOUR CLOTHES? When yon And your clothes all out of order, worn and with buttons olf, etc., ypu want tho right person to take care or them and that person is vour step mother at the Salem Dye Works. At this establishmeutyou cau get any. UiinK set o rights.from a pair oi gloves. to tho most elaboiatA sill- .. i uentleman can pet his hat cleaned! bis troupers creased, or his whole suit re. juvenaieu to suit tils iate, aleo loir sultsamontli for one dollar Hmmn. sewed on, rips s.-wetl up. suits presiod ' d7e making. B"rU,U '" MRS. C. H. WALKER 1W ( ommercial ft. Royal Insurance Co. A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of above Insurance Co, is now Dmnared n .in I!, it "ru",:, ousiBftss. wi 11 also handle real estate. I have a team and arrlage which Is at my customed servlee. and I will take pleasure in tl In Mi I nna. .. a rm -.- nuk . nvo ior sale. Tho value of such prepara- to aitenu n scuool College Is-sncb-an Art. Elocution, Typewriting, add Short- w... z. m. Marvin, mus. doc, Director of Colleec of Music If bo it my have bedn can sod by getting out of bed this morn lmr on n cold floor in a cold 'ouch ot h LIGHT GO. , Telephone ,563,.. SEEDMEN furuisdinBS nnu laicBi apiuwucra hv liol wntnr nnd llcbtot j -- .- - - ,, w w UM UJ KUC have tlio comions oi an oiegnni DRY! Routfh and dreseed lumbor, latliB nrid thimcles about evory kind you're apt to need excellent as to material, manu facture, seasoning and all that goes to mako good building and fenring mater ials don't roquiro nn hour's search to find if you havo rend thfa The namo and address of tho proprlotor oi the lumber yard nro to bo found immedi ately following. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Paea'r. depot. Phone 061. On Easter Sunday The man who does not have bis linen furnished by tho Salem Steam laundry had better stay out of the procession. Our work is known and appreciated by the best dreseors, because of its ack nowledge superior finish, which only skill and experience can give, Salem Steam Laundry COLONKt, j. OLMSTED, FROPBUTOH. DORODS D. OLVSTBD, MOB. hone 411 320 Liberty Street $1,500 Guaranteed Yearly To high class man or woman, with chance for promotion and advanced salary, to havo charge small office at nomo or in homo town to at tend to correspondence advertising and other -work. Business of highest order and backed by solid men finan cially and politically. A great opportunity for tho right person. Enclose self-addressed stamped envel ope for full particulars to WALTER D. HEDMAN. GENERAL, SUPERIN TENDENT. Corcoran Building. Oppo site United States Treasury, WASH 1NGTON, D. C. 3-20-tf I R Yonr bicvele is out of fix take it around toPrank J. Moore, be'will doyon a good Job and do it quick. Good tires and snndries. ::::::::: Noticb On account of my Ircress ing bnrinetB, on or about April first, I will rrnvo- from 258 Llbertrsrreet to the bulldiuir occupied by W. T. Riedoa's undertaking parlors on Couri Street, where I will have more room. Phone 2811, Res. 3631 Black W