The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 01, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textiia!!r . . iw.,lrm..-ttinmrMnrtriiftHir' H3ZES3 Wgll&mimimimivmwiutmmKvim'' -- - ItyjtMWtNKMIWMNM JJWMWIiliaiiMiliiliWW 'm s'l ASM aha jml ? X A ypXrsjrfilf MMM mlflBlenftureis on wry box el ko rn," Laxative uromo-i uimnc ; S FLOWER And fbral decorations have al ways occupied first pjace in floor and wall, ornamentation. Here nian's genius draws from nature's most prof use.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 country, havinesold the product of the factories for ten years we know that they are reliable Ex amine our line before buying. The House Furnishing - Co. political managcra wquldn't.-.do any such thing. Irrlriatlon In tliohUcst, crazo Uiat wilt lend to tho iBsuanco of millions of bonds to burden production. Only as . a government proposition can It bo made nt all Just Prlvato corporations, wlUi tho government back of them, will make tho producer a slave' of tho .Qjj capitalized millions. We aro a SdSlpl-. - -Uf o that extent, and thoro Is no' -- ' " i other remedy, ? cbgdl RHODES Wild and Inaccessible Mountain. . k Cans m sS HearSsdm nuu war ismmJBWumwjnmmvmv n,irii H ATTEMPT TO REGAIN PROPERTY An.Aged Couple Sue An Un grateful Son-in-law. One Very GommoE? Cause. SttPislfy Vr SBBD LAND 809 Corn"! St., next to Post ofllco. Stores nt Btlem and Albany ThUalenfttureti on erory box of th crennln JB n Kj inTnIvenKMno-0ulninc5biu ( JjjCZyVSt0'to remedy " coll to OOP " THE DAILY JOURHAL Meater Worttjvtest Afternoon NewPer Luguc, BY HOFER BROTHERS. TUESDAY, AP1UL 1, 1002. Dtlly One Ytsr, $4.00 In Advance. DUyThre Months $1.00 In Aavsflce. Dliy ty Carrier 50 cents Per Month. wekiKOu ttxt SI.03 la Aivsac WA editorial ww ' THE WORLD'8 WORK. This magazlno for April has tho strongest and ablost editorial pages of any Aruorlcan publication. Thoro Is a dlrcotnoss, and cluarnosa and sanity of treatmont not found else where In rovlows and magazines. It poems to tako hold of tho (nida tions of tho hour with a living nnrt lov ing thoughtfulnosB and understand- Ing. Thera nr& In this nutnlior, besides ton groat papers, with grand pictorial IntorprotaUon, that makes It easily tho host magaxlno of tho- month. STATE A CLEANUP. AT THE HOUSE. Tho peoplo nro watahlng with Inter est tho result of Uio Btato convention at Portland. Thoru 1h Important work ahead to bo dono. lleforo a million dollars aro granted to tho Portland exposition, a huBluoss program should ho lut Into effect sav ing n half million annually. This can bo dono by enacting flat salaries, cutting down loglslntlvo grafts, and, enacting u tax on tho earn ings of untaxed corporations. ThU Program means that fGO.OQO u year difference tan bo mado by paying flat salarlqa, and stopping all fooB ana peraulsItSB.. TIiIb program moans Uat 6no or two men hall no longer mako from 110, 000 to 2C,000 a year, from holding. Uio ofllco of statu prlntor, nn olllco that can bo woll flllod by a 2G00-a-yonr man. Whooyor Is nominated nt Portland the pappld dema'nd a business oluan-up ofttuo stato house. And they aro go Ing to have 1U O-' FAREWELL JAS. K. JONES. Tho Demoorntlo votors of Arkansas wont up to tho primaries on March 2QIU and docldod that thoy did not want another tonu of Jns. K. Jones as sonntor. Ho Uaj Hen U. 8, senator from that state fp many yearn, and was national democratic ohalrmnn of the two llryan campaigns. Tho Deraporats of Arkansas. and nearly all othor Boutliero Btatoa. have djoct nomination at Uio primaries on U onARQrs. froro senator to constable. Thoy nominated Jamoa l Olarko for Buiifttoi-. and ronoinlnatod DavlB for Kovonior. Thoy also nominated coii' Krotumon, and nil slate and local of ficers at Ue direct primary. In Oro goii tho politicians do not seem to think tho people know enough to do wbaFthoy do In Arkanaas. o THE KILL.INQ OF A CHILD. JTho sbooUng or an 18-month'H-old child through Ue head ought to startle people w,Up encourage small children tcf handle flreorms. JThU killing In Marlon county was by a boy of ten years, and It would seera to be a greater orlmo to allow such, children to handle, guns than for an adult to oarry concealed weapons. it should be made u orlme to sell stteh weapons to chlldrsH. or to ortor Ufem for sale, as muoh so as poison, aftd It should be ft orlmo te soil ohlld tm ammuBltlyn. The MHIngpjf; tjae child reported In Mnday'ayJouriUl aay not have been kh aocldeat, yet w lopo It was. U Is ld those who hnd the oare of, the ehlld did not lovo It, and. ir so. tiftf aerved to loaa what was uover utw cap haaiy pellevo thoro aro still piea and women In the world In- eapsbUt ,of levlug n Utnooent child. Mwk dm ap,bie of doing it hnrw. i o , Nw seee e Franoe are Jubilant Wt tfee BrejHwea visit of mrtr prU Mt W Ifa 9r of the Itusslos. Well. mH waiar uu wars. AN APPEAL FOR BOER WOMEN. Ulrlcha Dahlgron PIcrco, of 132G MasBochusotts Avenue, Washington, D, C, has mado an appeal to Uio wo mon of Amorlca In behalf of tho wo men and chlldron now held in Uio con centration camps of SouUi Africa, whero, conflnod as prlBonerB, and horded togothor as cattlo, thpy aro dy inL' off liko flies. Sho Bays it Is tho du ty of ovory woman to protest ngainsi tho mothod of warfare which, for tho first tlnicj In history, makes womon and chlldron prlsonors, and, Bho addB, It 1b not a ouosUon for Domocrata or for IlonuhllcanB, but for ono man to ii, in,i nn nfTitctlnt: humanity. The writer thinks tho morp act of destroy ing ovory Jiomo, burning ovory houso, .nn.iinir wnttifin mid children Into ,JIff ,,MB-f-- ....-- .- ,. ( tontB exposed to tho elements ana to tho horrors of disease, should bo Hiif llclont to call forth tho Indignation of civilisation; hut, In addition, to mako prisoners of women and children, to surround thorn by Boldlerp, to strotch tholr camps along tho railroad for strengthening Uio linos of dofonso, to uso womon and chlldron aB buttresses, as part o( a military plan all this, bIio thinks, ought to bring tho wholo world to Its foot In protest. Mrs. Plorco says that ono of Uio London papers named Uio concontrn iinn rnmim tho "comotory camps," and Uiat this namo Is most appropriate. A portion of n lotter from Mrs. Jou bort, vldow of Uio lato Commandant Jouhort, Ih given, In which It Is stated that "If tho war continues nnotnor year not a lloor woman or child will bo JqfL" Mrs. Joubort HnyB It Is lm posslblo for podplo In olvlllxod coun trios to Imagine tho torrlblo condi tions that oxlst In thoso prison camps. It Is nddod that If tho peoplo of Amorl ca and other powerful countries do not ntor strong protest very soon It will ho too lato, as tho death rate In tho camps Is now 40 por ceiiL, and at that rate tho end of all can not ho very far off. England must soon no Homo Uilng, or ol8 suffer tho llngor of scorn of tho wholo world to bo pointed at huY. O ' TJios. Pomer-y and wife, an aged couplo of Mehama, havo begun nn ac tion in tho Marlon county circuit court agajnst F. 13. Woodward' and wlfo, to regain possession Of somo 200 acres of land near Mehama. In 1894 Pomcroy and wlfo, In consid eration of tho terroB of a contract a.nd, nolo for J1.B00, which op.oratqd, as a mor,tgagp on tho premises, conYoy.cdL unto .Woodward tho proporty in uis putp. Tho terms of Uio contract woro that Pomoroy and wlfo, bo)ng In feeble hcaltli, should bo provided a homo during their natural lives; that tho son-in-law should pay nil thp taxes and oxpenso of keoplng tho proper ty up, and Bhould pay annually for the flrst threo years to tho party of tho first part tho Bum of $30, and aftqr wards G0 por annum during tho lives of olthor or both of them, and that ono-thlrd of tho crops raised on tho farm, and a llko sharo of tho Incroaso In stock should go to tho party of Uio flrst part. Plaintiffs allcgo Uiat tho condlUons of tho contract havo not boon fulfilled, that dofondantu aban doned Uio promlsoa In 1899, and Uiat, as a rosult, plaintiffs havo boon cut off from tholr proporty. Tho court Ib asked to deolaro tho contract Invalid, and direct tho defendants to deed. Uio property back to Uio grantors. T. II. Crawford and O. O. IJIngham, aro at tornoyB for Uio plaintiffs in tho ac tion, who nro 77 and, 70 years of ago, respectively. o kimv vnntc. Anrll 1. Gardner Wll- rilamB, mannger of tho Do Docra mines, has loftiLondon tor souui Ainca, sayii a London dispatch to tho TrlbunoElIp says ho will nrelvo In time tp nUjjnd tho lost stngo'of Uio f uneral.of Cecl, Rhodes. A special roaa nas oecn cui to Uio spot on Matoppo Hill, which Mr, Ilhodcs designated as his final resting place. At present Uiis jilaco can only bo reached by a difficult bridle path. Mr. Williams sayfl Uio burial will not inttn nlaoo for about a monUi. " Tho grave will bo marked by a noblo mon ument, to bo erected uy uio ucau statesman's personal, frjonds andjiusty ness collcugucs. It Is proposed that the gun carrlago which boro "Long Cecil" during the Blego of KImberly, and which will con-' voy th,p body up tho steep nldo of ;Mq toppo, shall bo stationed at tho top of ho hill as a part of Uio memorial Koadafih Is i Common and Distressing Affliction and May. Bp .Uuo jo f a Number of Causes. The Principal Causa ehFrcr.lsl Headache It Hire Pointed Out. 8T0LE TO SAVE HI8 WIFE; San Fran- Jl. m; AM TirarjKIJMH f Or. Holbi'llPri(tut IMIU oil w rt rlil;tiiy 111. Ham- Presbyterians Are Prosperous At tho annual congregational moot ing of tho First Presbyterian church, hold Monday ovonlng. J. A. Poolor was olectod triiHteo. John Molr, A. O. Con illt, and C. l. Purdy woro ro-olooted olderri. , IleportB woro rocolvod from tho var'louu oliurch Boclotlw, Indicat ing a general prosperous condition of tho oliurch. During Uio year Just ond od G3 members woro rocolvod Into tho church. At the conclusion of tho busi ness meeting, a noolnl hour was passed. Tnrrlhle Exc-erlence of a Cisco Workman. SAN FRANCISCO, April 1. The manUp of charity waB thrown, over tho caso of William Young, charged with grand larceny, when, all thq facta In tho matter bocamo known yester day. Ho had stolon a, blcyclo and pawnqd It, .n ordor to buy food for his wlfo, whohad bepn Bleeping in uio pun He parks with him, because thoy did not havo enough money to pay for lodgings. Sho Is In a precarious state nt iioniili nml boUi wcro forced to tako to tho. streets somo days ago, .be cause ho could not secure wont, and tholr fundB woro exhausted. Thoy had boon living at tho Uoston Houso, 938 Howard street. Young was arrested In tho act or pawning tho stolen blcyclo nt a shop on Washington street, wlUiln a Btono'rt throw of tho Hall of Justice Ho was locked un Thursday night, and his wlfo was glvon a cot n tho woman's ward. Ho says that ho Is 23 years old, and his $f0 Is 18. They woro married In Pulaski; Fresno county, in I'Otiruary, 1U01, amr lived In Fresno up to a month ago, when ho camo hero be cause of falling hoalUi. Ho was un nblo to Bocuro employment, and for tho last wook. with tho oxcoptlon of their ono night's lodglngjn tho tanks, thoy havo boon walking "tho streets. "I am not a thief," Young said yos terday, "but I could not stnnd by and uiniiiii mv wlfn suffering. Hor own Hfo and another's depended on her bo curing food, nnd I Btolo tho blcyclo to snvo her life. I never BtQlo boforo, and I will never Btenl again. Thanks to Mr. Kelly, I oxpijct to got work In n day or two, anil I think our troubles are over." PI J'L'ID S7?.,10 way 0f Canada and Blue Prussian Field" Pens, and our price, aretho lowestgdlng. S-" fi?.ufpi and Deflance seed wheat In any We aro prepared to furn si Folsy w ... k , ' amount. SPELTX yu w-i.--. - - PLASTEr'aND StlZER-ember that we are hesdduarters for ...tithiiiu m this line. SAVA6B & RBIE) 322-324Coni'lst. - H FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM. OREGON. . . ' iMfi&ttWJISE ' f..n0nls ocntcd Wltnin lour .uiw;-i "."-rf ." THE crises. used. R. used. Lonveneniiy ,uVni"' ,"" fmliihlnna nnd latest applinnceB of the city. The most mf"JutB1holn8tor nnd lighted by gas tUpuubout t ho b?Mta.. gJd teJiS.gJt. ol an ele'glnt Scheme combined with all . -jiffi aT oS without the noise, con usl f nHyb?grS eft courtesy, and n5S& furtber lu,onna tlonwrite or apply perBuiiinijr. CARTWRIGHT, VISITORS WBLCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. IH D. SUPT. ,TRY OUR NBA! GOODS... Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker Snow Drop Ceacker, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon Wafers, Graham Wafers. Harritt & Lacurbncb Old Poat Office Grocory. A CLEANLY AQE. JOURNAL X-RAY8. If your grciir mQHpiita a. bill .today It's no April-fool, Soorotnry Hltohcook remains In of- lloo, lu splto of all reports of cabinet ohaugos. i llo It ruingmbMred Uiat tho stroot uprlnHlat "tartod this year In tho month of Momh. It seems that Arbor Day oomos too late to suouessfully plant treos and all rubs In Oregon, t . i Ceoil Uhudea gave dlrcatlons to bo buried on a kopjo whero no lloer was ever known to tread, Tho galum saloslady will bo tho Urst lady In the olty when Bho sits In her box at the play, according to uio Journal coupon vote. Two Chlougo youths wero mortally wounded for making fun of Kastor bonnets worn by youug ladloj going to church. That's religion with a vengtiauoe. Voto for the most popular saloslady in 8ntem, and help hor got a free box at "Tho Taming ut the, tfhrowV Altrll 10th. Tho winner may Invite four or her friends to oooupy th box, mid you may bo wie of theiu, The Journal has secured a free box for Salem'a most popular saleslady at the groat presentation of Shakes peare. 8lu will be aoeonuuinletl by hor four friends, as tho vote will glvo her Ave froo seats, worth 2.W each. Ten candidates havo boon thrown Into tho light for state printer, all with the hopes of oleanlng out Oralmm Class. Must be the little giant from Polk county has aoiuo votes. Tho. truth Ir. he is- so dangerously near euoe&ts that his rivals, have become, desperatei. The Portland Telegram sa)s Moody eould dlelato the numluatlon at United Statue senator, and thinks his tnanag era may use this inttuenee as a trading oomaiodlty with whloh to land his nv BOHilnatlon fur cosws. Of eourse,. Educate Your Bowels. Your bowels can be trained as well as your muscles or your brain. Cas carets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, toe. A Dad Crosswalk. Complaint Is mado thAt tho crona- Ivallc leading from tho south ontranco 1o tho Statp Houso to tho Unlvorslty grounds Is in bad condition. The city nuthorlUeu disclaim any responsibility 'In tho matter, as tho walk Is Uio prop erty of tho statu. Us dilapidated con dition, hovovor, should bo Improved. A Ducntur, Ala spoclal roportB a i.dlfiaHtrouH. Hood In tho Tounossuo rlv- ur. Many live wore lost. Twentieth Century Ideas Incline To ward, Sapltntlon and Prevention. Nowadays scientists bollovo that In cleanliness lies tho sodrot of proven tlon of dlsousps. To prevent a dlseaso ropiovo tho cause. Just as unolpan hablta breed many dlHoasos, no carolosB habits will brood dandruff. Improper uso of an other's bruBhort, combs, otc., will sure ly causa baldness. Its mlcroblo InfucUon, Homing moro nor loss, Nowbro's Horplclde kills tho daud ruff germ, and c.auBoa hair to groy luxuriantly. Iforpleldo Is absplutoly free from groaso or othor Injurious substances. o Ladlps. part WW 8hqe, Ono sUe smnllor alter using Allen's FooUlSaso, a pawdor to bo shaken Into tho shoos. It makos. tight or now shpos fool. easy; glvos Instant rollflf to corns upd bunions. It Is tho greatest comfort djsflovory of tho ago. Curos and pro vpiita swoUou toot, bllstors. callous and sjiro spots. Allen's Foot-Kaso Is a cer tain euro for swoaUng, hot, aching fpot. At all druggists, and shoo stores. 5o. Trial package FJIKR by mall. Addroa Allen S. Olmsted, I.o Hoy. N. Y. 1 0 ; Htk. Jp lte Mid Yw Hi us Bi' Tfnndneho is a symptom, un tuuica- tlon of dornngomont or dlscnso In Bomo organ, nnd tho cause of tho hoadacho Ib dlfllcult to locato bccaiiBO so many dlsoason have hoadacho as a " of tho stomach and liver, heart trou ble, kidney disease, lung troublo, oyo strnln or 111 fitting glnssos, all pro duce hoadacho, nnd If wo could al wayB locato tho organ which Is at fault tho euro of obstlnnto hoadachos would bo a much simpler matter. h Hqwovor, for that form or nonuacuu called frontal hpadacho, pain back or tho oyos nnd In forehead, the caiiBo Is now known to bo cntarrh of tho head and throat; whun tho headache Ib lo catcd In back of head and nock It Is often caused from catarrh of the stomach or liver. At any rato catarrh Is tho most common cnuso of such hoadachos and Uto euro of tho catarrh causes n prompt disappearance of tho head nchos. Thoro Is at prosont no treatmont for catarrh so convonlont and effec tive as Stuart's Catarrh Tabids, n now Intornat remedy In tablet form, composed of antlBopucs iiko oucni yptol guolacol and blood root which act upon tho blood nnd t-auso tho elimination of tho catarrhal poison from Uiosystom through tho natural chnnnols. Miss Cora Alnsloy, a prominent Bchool teacher In ono of our normal schools, speaka of her experience with catarrhal headaches and ouloglz os Stunrt'fl Catarrh Tablets aa a euro for thorn. She sayn: "I suffered dally from Bovcro frontal hoadacho and pain In and back of tho oyos, at times so In tonso as to incapacitate mo in my dally duUos. I had suffered from ca tarrh, moro or loss, for yenrs, but nev er thought that it was the cause of my headaches, but finally beenmo con vinced that such was tho caso, be causo tho headaches woro always worso whonovor I hnd a cold or fresh attack of catarrh. "Stuart's Catarrh Tablets woro high ly recommended to mo aB a safo and pleasant catarrh cure, and, after using a few CO-cent boxes, which I procured from my druggist, I was surprised and delighted to And Uiat both tho catarrh nnd hoadacho had gono for good." Stuart's Catarrh tablets aro sold by druggists at B0 cents por packago, un dor Uio guarantoo of tho proprietors that tho contain absolutely no eocaln (found in so many catarrh cures), no opium (so common In cheap cough cures), nor any harmful drug, Thoy contain sunpiy uio wnoiusuiuu uhubi' tics necossary to doatroy and drlvo from tho system tho germs of. .ca tarrhal disease. 4-1-lt wiwi3r m At Easter Time is when the building buslnoes wi)l bp,in full swing. If you haven't given yur orders for your lumber requirements It will pay you to get estimates from Goodalo Lumber Co., for any and all kinds ol lumber for out or iiiBldo work. lnth, shingles, r-ash, dooreblinds and everything needed in this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near S. P. Pass'r. depot. Phouo 05 L. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you cn enjoy from one of our tender and delicious meats, steaks, Isruo or mutton chops' veal cutlets or ;ork, Our meats are all cut from the fattest nnd nrunpst cnttls, and wo can supply your table with fresh, nutritions, and wholeaomo meats at bed rock prices., E C,; CROSS,. SALfcM-UKB Phon 291 3. ft. (Soobe Salem's Greatest House Furnishing Department Store. The great increase of freight shipments received at Sa tm is due to the large sales of Charter Oak stoves, made by the sole agent in this cily. Making an April Fool of You Sometimes amuas tho humorously Inclined, but wo never play prsctlctil jokes. We bo on laying tho same boon tilul finieh and faultless color on the Bhirt fronts, collars and enffe, of evory ono that sends their laundry work hero, and we never fool you. Promptness, careful handling nnd beautiful laundry worn is our method. Try the new work. Salem Steam Laundry COLONBL J. OLMSTED, rBOPBCBTOB. DOROOB 0. OLMBTBD, MOB. I bono -111 320 Liberty St oet ..,Wew York Millinery Parlors... 317 COMAIEPCIAL STREET- NO FORMAL OPENING, BUT READY FOR BUSINESS - Rich things. In opriug hats. Ohoicoat collection ol lino rendyto wear hats and ladies trimmed hats and bonnots. Newest ideas and most prompt eor.vico in our work.rooms. Family cures mid duties do not weigh down the well woman, und the clilltlruii are never In her way. But when the womanly health fails, and there is a con stant struggle with weakness and pain, household duties arc u bunion almost, part Inuring, and children are a ceas Iqm suiioyaiic and worry. Vk women are made strong anil sick women ure made well by the use of Dr. Piercc'a Pavwite ProH'rlptiou. It Mtubllidtes regjilarity, driw illwgreeawc drutns, heals liillauuumion and ulcera tion und cures female wcakueu. Sick wouwit are iuvited tu consult Dr Piorcc uy lttorw. All corrcspondouce strictly tuivttte and sagretllv confidantlul. AihlrvM Dr. R V. Pierce; ihiiTalo, N. V. "I ImJ lxu ulllug tuinc lime. iroubltU wHh Itiuiit Mamix. viii wn ? j.ipm. mule, i nrMf r to - " iivtiy itwuin i tiottlnt ol ' Pvoill On Moiiny aftornooi an oxploslon of goa In tho Nelson mine, at Dayton, Toin cauBed tho death of twenty-tlvo minors. . o PQNJT tobaccuspit and SMOKE YourUfoawayl f AttbuUI TliMtfr Cu " -. v"-"."- - -;. - . . ., icn4Wu ' auj two h0' Tlie iucllcli WMUI4 luve It- u un my i;s i iU3crcHl nwluiue aa4 uhIiIiiki until I Uguti V ricieeV HlHOSti luttllM ol Httiw -icnpiu ftoKkn Mlifl lx'uok 1 hT cirl u. VfM I tsu I w HtK 4t U iU vecy uk lhwt for m family ftfnlue, 1 mvj HHWt ve me itlll e. iuihc iwi ui ur Vou can bccuieuor any rorui or tutuceo utit O, niitum vftnk mu uroog. Matty Kln tx iuaJ well. Uro.ug. ukuiic. luilol etU'iU'UJti t.Nir. . tuwv 1Y... iiiwi Utw lire tuil lor ly Uklng mat nil n rxu red. All drunri.ti. at tta S jt in ku iUt. otct aaq.oop II ilninritt. Cur kuiu(-J. lldck- Vt uil sdvUo l'Kltlt. AiMreM STH isUUUY CO., Chlco or Hew York. 8THBUNQ rv 3 yout irctlweul ft lit now I tta fr. l itupw ddutar. Iiwui Ik luitata u( my liwrt. roe Ibevfutk for i Uiully Iihui iiuh i imvc nr iuJ feel better !-. . l thnk . o (leorce DesorL of Ixiwoll. Wash., a 0-yoaroW boy. was drawn by suction beneath a train and killed Monday. iU I knvw iUl uu ie tke ouc vrhaeurol wc "livonte "nwcrnnton" lias the tctt metiy of thm hU of moiuou to its com piste cure m muihh1 ilhiate. Do not aeeM u ui umN end uniraved tuu sUluleiuile Ut'. nerci PWaint PclleU are the bet laxattw m fuuilly use. gfr CANOV CXTMAWTIO mrTssTiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisaMPM' "' iiiisBssfaiasasi seutM. ! )U.to, Caelftt Ump4 C C C Nvtf ld la bulk. Btwart of th doltr who trie ta il lMWtKJa Ju4t $M$,M CLOVER SEED We have the best stock of seed in the city and our prices can't be beat. FIELD PEAS The best hog feed on the market. Our prices are the lowest in the state. SEED 0ATS"The cleanest seed and the lowest prices. LAND PLASTER-We are selling ft at prices that make it go. quotions the lowest in the city. A complete stock of Garden and Grass Seeds. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St- FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem, Orenpn For that Tired Feeling In spring's balmy days there Is noth ing that stimulates and touches tho spot HUo a good glass of homo-rondo beor. It Is browed from tho host malt and hops, and is sedative, tonic and InvlgoraUng. In tho spring time It Is ospeclnlly gratoful to Uio palate and tho general hoalth. If you try a caso of Salem beer you will novel1 bo with out it. Mrs. M, Beck, Prop. Utalein, Oregon. All Ladies Who Buy SARGENT GEM FOOD CHOPPER Arc pleased with it, and they will pass along the word that the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, lhat.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.0 'Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem-Food Chopper as soon as they hear of it. TC X R. M, WADE & CO;. The FRIEDMAN Stock removed to 307 Com'l. Street, Opposite Post Office. :-: :-: :-: New Millinery Department Now Open at Greentant's Pretty, dainty, very desirable millinery trimmed and untrimmed hats in all the latest styles. Special attention glycn to children's $oods. Greenbaum's Dry Good&Jiore Next Door to the Poatofflqe,.