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Newspaper Page TextgsWfti9l&MAm f M .X 3W9335-----' "" iA9$M$tQMB0WIKi BCWTi-,iiwcBi7JTOrawa:-"-- -rr- r.lrvB'" ICtflilM1nW'la , - .s. 5.V intiifgffiii MiTh 13 1 M cs ? ' 4 PLOWBRSrtSED factories for ten years we know that they are reliable. Ex amine out line before buying. The House Furnishing Co. S08 Com'l Bt., next to Post office. THE DAILY JOURNAL TMtmUT Northwest Afternoon Newipsser f! League, BY HOFER BROTHERS. -8A.TURDA,Y MARCH 29, 1002. Dally One Year, $4,00 In Advance. Dally Three Months $1,00 In Advance, Dally ty Carrier 50 cents Per Month. WWf Oss Year $1.00 In Advaac A A A A C3J EDITORIAL JOURNAL X-RAY8. Spring huts and tho ovontng gros beak bavo come. California has twenty-four lopors, und'Oonornt Otis. t There booidh to bo Qoor dolocatoa and-Door dologatoa, s Aitor Easter Sunda" any body catt catch trout with safety. Thp- following Btatomont from tho Woodburn Indopondont la corroctf Tho domnnd for a law against soil Ins; shoddy clothoa noomn to hnvo oomo eonao to It Bryan ban rotlrod to hla farm near Lincoln, and fltlll tho nowapapors con tlnuo to roast hint. 'Awd-now tho Oregoulan la oxplalu Ingltho differences botwoon tho two factions nt Portland. It 1b the guoaa of Salem llopubllcana gonerally that. Nod Loonoy will bo tho candldato for Joint eouator. "' Somo paporn would lllto to make out that. Oovornor Gcor dooan't stand high enough to cot a ronomlnatlon, Of courso Tho Journal la pleased to bavo tho Itopubllcau convontlon pasa throo dlfforont rofolutlona endorsing Its fight for a salary systotu. ' IJy tho tlrno llooovolt has roprl rntmdod Qoneral MUos and dlaolpllnod thonUvS, aonato ho will think ho baa struck something bigger than S&u Juan, England now thinks that after poaco Is secured In South Africa not mora then 100,000 soldiers will bo neodod down. there.. That's poaco with a von gtoincof & ' Gov. Gurnrulnu, of Iowa, has had no promlnoa to mnko concerning Uto mer ger business, but ho' Yory promptly vetoed tho bill In that Interest, with out even parading his vlowa as a ro (former. Electric atl! lately have been somewhat of an experiment, but the American Clock 5q.( of Chicago have succeeded In puttfnir up a clock that Need No I 4 The power Is supplied by weights that work on the center wheel which tarrjea tho hands Thus the clock has so little force to run It there Is hardly y-frlctlon to epcak of, and with the ccneral construction and high grade lalsh, make these clocks Superior Timekeepers J 'A dry battery concealed Inside the unscaieo tnsioc mc case automatically raises unc wi c . eight minutes: this Is all the battery has to do, which' jowcf.levcra every 1 presliy is the secret of these clocks. Absolute y ire the Salen representatives of tuvtnittJMt clocks oadlsplay at our rke clock, we would be slad to have you elfiCHrcy. Bart's ijowdlry ftetio t-. Awferft la'tew PrlcM, X And fbral decorations have al J r 1 I-,,,, f.. ways occupied htm piacc m floor and wall ornamentation. Here man's genius draws from nature's most profuse fountain of beauty, and skillfully traces nature's most exacting forms and colors. We sell the very best patterns from the fore most mills of the countiy, having sold the. product of the Store at flalem ami Albany Tho Capltnt Journal advises tho pec plo not to Bend men to- tho legislature who aro crazy to get bottom and offlcd, aa Utoy will stand In for all tho grafts and Increase their own salaries, otc, Tho Journal will soon win tho title of watchdog of Orogoa's treasury. Now horg Graphic, "Tho rumor Is incorrect that Col. J. M. Poorman was defeated in conven tion for ronroBontaUvo. -Ho wltlidrow his namo whon without doubt ho could have boon nominated." Somo Eastern Oregon paporn aro demanding W. J. tfurnish for gov ernor, but tho truth la that If Orogon has a democratic governor It will not bo Mr. Furnlah. Tho following Horn from Uto Co qulllo City Harold, concerning Its con tomporary, shows a good nplrlt among Uto fratornlty In Coe'a: "It. T. Twombloy, of U10 Dally Coast Mall, has boon In this section for- novornl days, working In tho Inter est of that paper, with very satisfac tory ronultfl. Tho pooplo horo appre ciate tho llttlo dally very much, aa It brings us coiuldorablo of tho latest otlegrnphlo nowa two days earlier than wo could got tho some from any other source. Stand by tho Dally! It will bo largor and bottor In duo courso of tlrno." INSPECTION OF CO, F Salem's National Guard Boys Doing Their Prettiest. Tho rogular quarterly InHpoctlon of Co. V, .Fourth Roglraont, 0. N. 0., was hold Friday night at tho Armory. Colonel Yoran, of Eugene, was tho Inspecting oOlcor, and about 35 or 40 inomborM wore proaont. Half an hour was spent In drilling, before tho In specting olllcor, which waa otto of tho boat drills ovor glvon by Company F nt an Inspection. Of Into several now members bavo boon taken Into tho company, making It full to tho limit, which Is 00. Tho order for tho election of a captain and 11 rat llotttonant la expected from hoadquartorn In tho near future, and Uto Salem company oxpocta to bo among tho best, If not Uto beat, that gooa to tho onenmpmont thla summor. Tho Armory baa boon fitted with gas lights throughout, and, with Us othor Improvements, makes It ono of tho boat In tho stnto. Lieutenant II. A. Kurtz, who la now In command of tha comuany. taken great Intorost in Ita wolfaro, and when Uto wcathor fa j fit, Bomo lino street drills will ho had, Clocks Winding case automatically raises one of the Success the American Clo$k, Co,'nd have store. If you wanta.house, or of- call and Investigate these new mar Cor . State and Liberty Sis. P A QH"Y I -rfTLWrfcW A To Supply Power for Flax Industry Salem Business Men Public Spirit. Show The Business Promises Rapid Growth. Agnlu tho Salem business met) havo boon asknd to subscribe for a public bonofactlon. Notwithstanding thoy bavo boon crowded pretty sovorely In such mattors tho post fow months, the subscription yesterday for tho flax mill subsidy was mot wlUt a-prompt, noss that la a great credit to their liberality. Six hundred dollars was wnnted to meet tho demands of Mr, Bosso, who la completing arrange monts for tho planting and harvesting of a big crop of flax this season, and It baa been subscribed freely. Such a subscription, whero tho amount asked Is but a small por ccntago of what will como In tho way of returns, Is a good thing for a town to foster. Tho flax Industry, as sot forth In Tho Journal a fow days ago, has the possibilities of doing more for Salem and tho sur rounding country than all tho other enterprises of tho valloy combined. Tho flnx Industry has transformed many an obscuro town Into a manu facturing metropolis of vast propor tions, and, as Salem Is getting tho start In this lino on tho Pacific coast, sho will surely reap tho benefit. In an editorial on tho futuro of tho flax Industry In Oregon, tho Portland Orcgorjlan says: "Tho effort mado by a number of womon of Uio state a fow years ago, headed by Mrs. Oovornor Lord, to In troduce flnx culturo on a scalo com mensurate with opportunities In that lino, looking ulUmatoly to tho estab lishment of a linen factory, Booms at last to bo about to bear fruit Tho adaptability of tho cllmato of tho Wll nlmotto vnlloy, and of tho sell of cer tain soctlons to' flnx growing waa fully domonstrated by tho oxperlmont four or flvo yonra ago. Tho history of tho offort Is of rocont dato and familiar to all. Whllo It cannot, In ono sonao, bo snld that It fallod, It did not meet with llnnnclal success, mid It haa lain dor mant for sovernl yoars, awaiting res urroctlon, that haa at longth enmo. Tho work will now bo takon up whero tho Womon's Flnx Flbro Association was forced front lack of funds to drop It, nnd placed on a commercial basis. As tho projectod ontorprlso Is out lined, It cannot bo called a vonturo In biiBlnosa. Tho preliminary atopa havo boon carefully takon, and, with a piuctlcal man at tho head of affairs, (hero Is llttlo danger that It will fall. On tho contrary, thoro It every reason to bellevo that flax growing will be come n valuable adjunct to tho agri culture of tho stato, and Ilium- manu facture In duo tlrno one of Its paying Industries." List of Subscribers., A. Hush J2G.00 I!. O. Cross 10.00 Colonol J. Olmsted 10.00 Iloth & Grnber 10.00 Z. J. Klgga 10.00 Stolner & JJorgur ..... 10.00 K, M. Crolsnn 10.00 Capital Lumberln Co 10.00 Tllmon Ford . . . 9.90 W, M. Knlsor COO W. II. Holmes C.00 Hofor P.ros 5.00 Fred Hurot 6.00 Sqtilro Fnrrar '. 10.00 M. Drodoiuoier COO Dr. J. F. Cook COO Q. W. Putnnm C00 Weller Uros , 10.00 M. H. Frasor 5.00 Capital National Hank 25.00 J. J. Dnlrymplo & Co 25.00 Thou. Kay Woolen Mil Co., by T. B. Kny, Mgr 25.00 J. P. HoKora ', . 25.00' Dranson & Hagan 5.00 Ollbort & linker 5.00 Damon Uros 6.00 V. T. Itlgdon , 5.00 It. M.Wndo&'Oo 10.00 B. T. Darnes 10.00 SteuslofT Hroa 10.00 ti. J. Fry fi.00 Houso Furnishing, Co 10.00 11. P. Ilolso, Jr 5.00 H. Geo. Moyor 6.00 O. P. Illahop 5.00 'Huron & Hamilton ... 6J)0 R. J .HundrlokH 6.00 Tjiomaa & Watt 6.00 That Gold spoon. There are some men who seem to I favorites of fortune. They are Indus, trlous, cheerful workers, full to over How 1 tig of the energy of splendid health, ami succeM seems fairly to drop into their bauds. It is of such aa these that the less Imnly ami lees ,ucceu ful man says enviously, "That fellow vua Iwrti with a gold spoon In his mouth." Ami yet on analysis it will be found thut this success is iHrirelv ilurt tn splendid health, the endowment of a healthy mother. Dr. Pierce favorite Prescription elves the mother hnulth to give her child. It cure uervmtuietM, nuuwa and sleepless. I1M4. It mnke-l the Ixxlv comfortatil ami the mind content. It gives physical vigor and imuculftr elasticity so that the baby's advent is iwwtically imIiiIcm , -t win mw 10 uu yu r the UmM t Uav ilriKwl (him uuin l)r. Ilcrve' HliVfltC I'fmiCtllttLuit MwttlAA frt 1 U.sK.... VfM IQ IAJ1 VMI nr tti mam. the Ml of i& I w exntctlu to twoimc 'lit nut a luiHiiw uu awKivi imiwy Mini iiiu III the t 01 nra . in nil 1 scticu u ovtr Suite r4 wllb wul txiiuvHl4vrn iwlui, I wa ihrcnl- ni lot wren wild iaiili, A lly UU r rrkA wit A Uily ftieiiJ UM tot ia u t)r Hmt' intAtldnt. Uku Hi tin and (tit like a new woiuau I Urtan UMiig ne ' ravome rrelitlea aitd took lour IMtlM bofte my lby oiiut sod two atWf wutiU. 1 unnM almoat death wllh my otlirr .1 aimuat ucalh wll it luriilv milliil Iwo tlilUlrru, Imt liarUly rtalUl that I waa kWk wImu thlstuby wu Uiru and she wrl lioru and she wvuthtd Iwcoe sua outxjnattcr iuui vtvu luaulh old ami Uaa HOI. She ia uow ucrrr kiiowu an Imhii'i aL'kncat aeva nouaiU. I itwiii bjic wtiim ininy. fnwdtc lrtMtipl wn 11 an iu ur ncivc toil "Pawrite Preswription" ntakea weak domett strutiK, and sick wotuen well Awetit uo wiWitutts for the utedldue wblcU works wonder for weak women, fir. VAvft Pleasant .Pellet are the moit doslrahle Uxatlvc ' for"' delicate women. WcBlacott & StooYcs 1 1 : . . . 5.00 Barrs Jowolry Storo .... 6.00 Gray Bros ,,... 10.00 a. W. Johnson & Co 10.00 Goo. F. Rodgcrs & Co. 10.00 T. Ilolvorson & Co 10.00 A. M. Clough 6.00 Win, Brown , ..... 10.00 Werner Breyman 10.00 Wm. Anderson 5.00 J. O. Orahnm 5.00 Harrltt & Lawrence r. 10.00 Theo, M. Barr 10.00 Geo. O .Bingham ;. .&, 5.00 Henry D. TheUson 5.00 Carson & Adams .,....,,.. 5.00 Irvin & PettyB .,.. 5.00 Patton Bros 5.00 F. P. Talklngton . 6.00 W. P. Ooorgo ,....,..,.. 5.00 F. A. Wiggins 6.00 Cash (Fred Neckerman) 5.00 M. T. Rlnoman 6.00 Stelnor Market 5.00 John Hughes ......... ...if... 5.00 J. L. Frcolnnd nr... 5.00 Charles Lembcko 6.00 A. A .Loo a.... 6.00 W. W. Hall ; 5.00 W. M. Bushoy 6.00 Tlllson-uartlett Grain Co 5.00 . M. LaForo 6.00 J. 11. Roland 6.00 Mark S. Skiff 6.00 Bernardl & Dunsford . , 5.00 John H. McNary 5.00 y. W. Waters C00 W. II. IJurgnardt, Jr. . . 6.00 John C. Hertz 5.00 0. O. Given 5.00 II, J. Ottonhclntcr 5.00 J. F. Goodo 6.00 J. B. T. Tuthlll 6.00 1. Greonbaum 6.00 J. L. Stockton 5.00 J. Meyers & Sons 10.00 Oregon Shoo1 Co : 5.00 J. C. Griffith 6.00 13. Kckcrlcn , 5.00 It. B, Flomlng 5.00 R. J. Fleming 2.50 W. T. Slater 2.50 John Darr ; 2.C0 Pohle & Bishop 2.50 Frank J. Mooro , 2.50 Geo. C .Will 2.50 A. L .Downing 2.50 Dr. J. A, Richardson 1 2.50 Dr. E. A. Plorco ,. . 2.50 Tho Spa , 5.00 J. M. McrodlUt 2.50 O. L. McNary 2.50 John Bayno 2.50 Krfo & Van Patton 2.50 OIL IN YAMHILL. Yamhill Coal & Oil Co. Is Satisfied With Results. Hon. D. M, Watson, of Portland, ono of tho iironrlotors of tho wolMtnown Wittsons' rcBtaurani, but who In Inter cHtod ospoclnlty In oil Hold develop ment, bolng blmBolf a profosslonal pro- motor, was In Newberg Mondny to In voatlgnto tho prospocta of tho YutnhUl Coal & Oil Company. Ho camo dlroct from tho Polk county prospect, In which ho la httorosted with Mr. Hlrsch borg. Ho nays thoy havo struck a flno quality of Illuminating ((ad, and fully bollovos thoy will otrlko oil at 1,000 foot. After thirteen years' of offort .Mr, Watson has Invontod an appllanco by which ho olulma ho can locato oil fields and toll tho oxnet placo for sink ing tho well. It scorns that his claims aro well founded as ho has tested his machinery fully In tho California oil Holds. Ho was taken out into a ter ritory with which he was wholly unnc Qtialnted, "but which had been thor oughly prospected, oh ho traversed tho torrltory ho located tho "dry" wolls and tho real oil wolls, without a single mlstako, nnd fully satisfied bis com panions who wero acquainted with tho local conditions, As a result ho Is now going to Texas and then to East Penn sylvania, In answer to calls from corn- pantos to romo nnd locnto for them. Having heard of thu prospects horo, Mr. Watson cnino to Nowherg at his own bidding, as ho says that every oil well ho succeeds In locating is that much In his favor as a promoter. Ho was taken out to tho Foiled placo nnd arranged his indicator, which workB by its susceptibility to certain cur routs. Ho stnrtod out over tho hill, and soon stoppod short, marked n cer tain Hub, mid assured Messrs. Churchill und Follott that thoro was no question ns to the presonco of oil, and furthermore said ho believed thoy would nnd It within 1,000 foot, Ho Boomed vory pnsltlvo of his position, and declared to his companions that ho would rather hnvo their holdings than. any prospect In California. It, goes without saying that tho local com. pany Is gratified at his encouraging words, mid will sink tho well according to Mr. Watson's directions Nowborg'l Oraphlc. 0 The National Drink Dill, A startling oxhIMt has boon mado by Alonro K. Wilson In a carefully proparod tablo, which shows tho com parntlvo expenditures for dlfforont purposes. Wo Rlvo tho following ox tract from tho sijpto, which Is worthy of earnest' cousldeiatlon: Yearly meat hill U. 8... J 915.000.000 Iron and stool 600,000,000 8awod lumber 580,000,000 Flour 370.000,000 Publlo education 175.000,000' All church oxponpoa . . 150.000.000 Foreign mslslons 6.000,000 Annual drink bill 1,200,009,000 Home Dofeudor. 0 It la not a good business proposition to withhold your ad from a paper ygu do not ngreti with In politics. A gossipiug man does uioro damage In a neighborhood than all the women tnlebeurera this side of Jordan. When a young man la sowing his wim oaw, no Keuomlly reaps oatmeal nud skimmed milk for breakfast. ' Man la born ahy ono rib. and ho Is never Batlstlud until ho dmla It imd not ihon. sometimes. We would rather llvo In a born with a kicking mule than In the house of a bilious man. A man never attemlu n ftmnrai Kt cause ue uKea 10, unless it is the uu uertftKor. cm. w ca ac. ad-ra. . Glove Sale. In last ovonlng's Iss'uo of this papor an error was made In Jos. Meyers & Sons' glovo advertisement, In regard to tho prices. This salo continues today and this evening at the following prices: 88c, $1.08, 1.28, 11.08 a. pair, all high grade, Imported qualities, mado from selected skins. Guaranteed and fitted by expert fitters. Store open until 9 o'clock. Rural Route Examination. An examination will bo hold horo on Monday, March 31st, at 9 a. m, for tho position of carrlor on rural routo four. J. W. HAAS, Routo Inspector. Salem, Orogon, March 29Ui. o Gilliam county Republicans elected delegates favoring tho of Moody and Oeor. Z 1 - r . ronomlnatlon REWARD OF MERIT A New Catarrh Cure Secures National Popularity in Less Than One Year. Throughout a great nation of eighty millions It 1b a dosperato Btrugglo to socuro oven a recognition for a now ar ticle, to say nothing of achieving popu lar favor, nnd yet within ono year Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, tho new ca tarrh euro, has mot with such success that today it can bo found In every drug storo throughout tho United States and Canada. To bo uuro a largo amount of adver tising was necessary in tho. first In stanco to bring tho remedy to tho at tention of tho public, but ovory ono fa miliar with tho subject knows that ad vortlslng alono novor mndo any artlclo permanently successful. It must havo In nddltlon absolute, undonlablo morit, and this tho now catarrli euro cortaluly possessos In a markod degreo. Physicians, who formerly dopondod upon Inhalers, sprays and local wash es or ointments, now use Stowart's Ca tarrh Tablets becauso, as ono of tho most prominent stated, thoso tablots contain, In pleasant, convenient form nil tho ronlly ofllclont cntarrh romo dlos, such as fed gum, blood root and similar antiseptics, Thoy contain no cocalno or opiate, i and aro glvon to llttlo chlldron with ontlro safety and bonoflt. Dr. J. J. Itoltlgor, of Covington, Ky.,1, A. T. Ollbort, rosldont ngontof above a.,a. i.r ...,..;. 1 L . t. 1 Insuranco Co. Is now prepared to do says: "I suffered from catarrh In my n )nrg0 nBUranco business. Will also head and throat ovory fall, with stop- handlo real ostato. I havo a team nnd pngea of tho noBo nnd Irritation In tho cnrrlngo which Is at my customor'a throat, nfrnr-tlnir mv vnlno nml nfn oxtondlng to tho Btomnch, causing ca tarrh of tho stomach. I bought a fifty cent paokago of S'ownrt's Dyspepsia Tablots at my druggists, carried them In my pookot, and used thorn faithfully, nnd tho way In which thoy cloarod my head ami throut was cortalnly roruark ablo. I had no catarrh Inst wlntor and spring, and consider myself entirely froo from nny catarrhal trouble" Mrs. Joromo Ellison, of Wheeling, W. Va., wrltea: "I suffered from catarrh nearly my wholo llfo, and last wlntor my two chlldron nlso suffored from en-' turrhnl colds and soro throat so much ' thnt thoy woro out of school a largo' portion of tho winter. My brother, who was cured of catarrhal deafness by, using Stowart Catarrh Tablets, urged ' mo to try thorn bo much thnt I 'did so, ' and truly thankful for what thoy havo dono for mysolf and chlldron. I always kcop a box of tho tablots In tho house, and at tho first appoaranco of a cold or soro throat wo nip It In tho bud, nnd catarrh Is no longor a housohohl af fliction with us." Full slzod pnokagos of Stuart's Ca tarrh Tablets aro sold for fifty cents at all druggists. ' Sand for book on causo and euro of catarrh mailed froo. Address, F. A. Stuart & Co., Marshall, Mloh. ...New York Millinery Parlors... 317 COMMERCIAL STREET- NO FORMAL'.OPENING. BUT READY FOR BUSINESS - IUah thlngi in ftprlog hats. Choicest collection of line ready-to-wear bats and ladles trimmed hats and bonnets. Newott ideas and mod prompt service In our work rooms. New Millinery Department - Now Open at Greenbaum's Pretty, dainty, very desirable millinery trimmed and untrlmmed hats in all the latest styles. Special attention glyen to children's goods. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Roor to tfia Postoffle. INSOMNIA "tliavo loeii ualiie OAHAllET fur Insomnlu, with which t boye been unacted for over twonty year, und I enn say that Cascorets hiiTe bUoii mo more relief thansny other reme dy I havo ever tried. I shall certainly recom mend them to my friend as bcliiR all they are represented Tna Oii.t.Ann, i:iRln, III. CANDY r a CATHARTIC TftAOl MAKIt Rswsrinso Pleanant. I'alalahlo, I'otent, Ta.te Good. .Do (I00U, .Noor Sicken. Wnakcn or (lrl.e, Wc.KO.Wo. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... I.rll.t Hf-.4y Cmt,mj, tH.e. M..lr..l. X. T.rl. Sit 5in.Tri.nAP BoMSiiiI Biiarnuteed br all driiK BU I U'UAu gltta to (fUKKTohacoO Habit. Attempted Suicide. A Miss Nora Itldgoway, aged about 16 ycara, attempted sulcldo last overl ing at her room In tho Now Dank block, by taking a dose of poison, but took too much, and was restored by medical assistance, o HERPICIDE'8 MISSION. New Remedy That Destroys the Dan druff Germs. Nothing Ib moro annoying to men or women of mlddlo ago whon thoy no tlco that their half Is growing thinner, when they must admit that tho first Indications of baldhcadedncss have commenced to appear. Many would glvo a thousand dollars and moro for a remedy with which to prosorvo their natural hair-dress. However, they don't need to, Nebro's Horplcldo re moves tho effect of dandruff by de stroying tho cause, tho only dandruff euro that actually destroys tho dan druff germ. . 0 Eleven Styles Of egg cups, In Havlland, ,scml-por-colaln nnd glass, nt tho Yokohama Tea Store. Dissolution Notice March 18, 1902. Notlco Is horoby given that tho firm of Darr & Potzol bavo this day dis solved partnership. Mr. Darr will con tlnuo tho business, paying all bills against tho firm and collect all ac counts due said firm. T. M. DARK, M. J. PETZBL. ...AGENTS WANTED... First-class proposition to enorpeti la dieg anil ventiomen. Ono for each town ahip desired. Good pay and sternly cm nloyment. Send for booklet nnd prac tical guido to agents nt once. T. II. BENTON, General Act. I F - Your bictclo le nut of fix tnlte it around to Frnub'J. Mooro, ho will do you a good job and do it iiiick. Good tires and sundries. ::::::::: Nones Un account of my ircreat ing biihineBS, on or about April first,! will movo from 228 Liberty street to thu building occupied by W. T. Riudbn's undertaking parlors on Court Street, whero I will have more room. Plune 2851. Rot. 2584 Black Royal Insurance Co. SOrVICO, nilU I Will tttKO ploa8UrO In showing parties what I havo for salo Ofllco nt prosont with T. A. I.Ivealoy & Company. Dalrymple's We'veTJust Received Some Great Linen Yalues And to draw your attention to tho lino we offer theee prices: Fine quality, all linen damask, GO inches, worth $1.25. 89c yd Large size napkins of extra quality in neat patterns. $1.25 doz ' mt UHinj EDUCATIONAL Your Success Depends Upon thorouRh training for tho work you wl(h to do. Tho value of such pret,a,,. Hon can hardly be ovor-ostlmated. The beet way to obtain It a to attend a tchool that makes a specially of such ttork. The Northwosthormal Collejo Is welt J Com pleto con rees In Biwlneiw, 'Music, Art, Elocution, Typewriting, and Shon hand t nlso in Olaeelcal. Scientific, and Normal work. A. J GARLAND. A.M. President Have You Cold Feet? SSS room. Get odo of our email GAS HEATKItS and t email expenio hnvo a warm bedroom for rlMnR and rotirlnir. Tho turn ol a koy and tho touch of n match J all ibBt is needed to etart the Are. ChcmeketaSt. SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. Telephone r FIELD PBAS Wo havo n suporlor nrtlclo in tho way of Canada and Hlue l'lusalin Field Pcae, nud our prices ara tho lowest going, SBBD WHBAT 0 are prepared to furnish Foley und Defiance seed wheat In an. amount. SPELTZ H yon want n grain that will make a larn iiurd. tlty of feed try cJpnlx. LAND PLASTER AND FERTILIZER-Konember that wo aro headquarters for any tiling in this line. SAYAGB & RBIID 322-324 Com'l st SEEDMEN THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM, OREGON. A fiTat-claes piivate hospital (or the treatment of chronic and auigiral twee. Bnilt the pnt year especially for the purpose for which it is ueed. C'onveiicntly located within four blocks of the buelnere part of ',ho city. The 'most modern furnishings and latest appllniicit tl roupbout the 'building. Heated by hot water nnd lighted by gat and elect icity Here the aick can have the comforts of an elegant jirlvnte home, combined with nil the advantages of a general hofpital without the noise, confiiBlon, and publicity attending one. Outside phypciaiiB bringing cacos in treated with tho greatest courteiy, and aBsieted in operations if requested. For terms andfurtber Itilotmn tionwrito,or apply pernonuilv. R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D; ,SUPT. VI8IT0RA WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M, CAPITAL BREWERY Beer ban stood the teat of exporienco. Then why not give a home C reduction the preforenco. Home capital, home labor and home rowed boor are growing in popularity. People loy.nl to homo ml try Kive it the preference, CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS jmm. CAPITAL ICE WORKS , MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor. ...TRY OUR NEW.G00DS!7 Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Ceacker, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham yafeiSi H.ARRITT Si LaOJRBNCB Olil Poet Office Grocery. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of on' tender and delicious meats, steaks, IsmIi or mutton chops' veal cutlets or 5ork, Our meats are all cut from the fatten ami iirunest cattle, and we can supplv your table with fresh, nutritious ui.,'l wbolesomo meats at bed rock prices. R C, CROSS'TSALEM OPE Ph6n 201 m . a . r b mull COR. STATK AND COMMKROIAL STREETS, SATURPAY, MARCH 27TH, THE AUCTION 3ALE8 HELD AT THE ABOVE PLACE WLL CLOSE; THE REMAINING STOCK TO BE RE MOVED TO NO. 307 COMMERCIAL STREET, WHERE IT WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT PRICES DEFYING ALL COMPETITION. THE AUCTIONS HAVE PROVEN VEnv AnvANTAnPOtia TO THE NUMEROUS BUYERS, AND AS WE 8TILL HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF uotr-uL aoODS TO DISPOSE OF DURING THE LAST WEEK'S SM-M IT WILL BE IN THE INTEREST OF T5VERY CAREFUL BUYER TO AT TEND SOME OR ALL OF THEM, AND.BENEFIT bV THE OPPORTUNITY OF GETTING GOODS AT YOUR OWN -PRICE. R- U Z. M. PAnVIN, Mus. Doc Director of Colleee of Music DRY! Rough and dreeeed lumber, laths aAd tlilimloa about ovory kind you're apt to need excellent ns to material, mann facture, seasoning and all that goei to makogood building and fencing mater ials don't require an hour's search to find if you have read this The ninn , and address of tho proprietor of tin lumber yard aro to be found inimedi' ntely following. Goodale Lumber Co. Near B. P. Pass'r. depot. Phone 651 Making an April Fool of You Sometimes arouses the humorooilf inclined but we never play prsctlcfl jokes. Wo bo on laying tho eSmabeJO' tlful finish and faultless color on thi shirt fronts, collars and cuff, of eterj one that sends their laundry work bete, nnd wo never fool you. ProtnptneM, careful handling and beautiful laandrr work is our method. Try the new wort Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLUBTSD, rBOFBIKTOS. DO BODS O OLMSTED, 110 R I bono 411 320 Liberty Bt'il fl OGiion Sale feDtE3'I JN- rirjjfsff-at V