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In lUe original meaning of the word
r every woman was a queen, for tile word
queen meant woman. In monarchic
countries the wife o! the king became
Use queen M woman. In America we
give the word back Its original meaning
and every woman becomes a queen.
The crown of wofonnhood Is maternity.
Every healthy woman looks fonvard to
marriage. Every wife looks forward to
motherhood aa the crown of wifehood.
And yet there are many uncrowned
jf-r' ifueeoB j women who because the dr-alre
Vj tfot children Is unrealised feel that they
5U have1 misled the full regal height of
.ft twemanhood.
fi K It Is one of the sad features of a large
bureau of medical correspondence such
as la conducted by Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo,
,N. Yi, that It has to tlciil so many times
with the disappointed hopes of women
wllb have failed of tho happiness of
matenilty. Hut It Is one of the glad
privileges of this same medical corres
pondence burenu that In the greater
number of such cases, the obstacles to
maternity are overcome by the establish
ment of the womanly health.
Not Infrequently women wrlto that
they feel perfect! well and cannot
understand why they are denied the
maternal happiness which they desire.
Snch women learn that feeling well nnd
being well ore widely different matters.
Few women arc by nature debarred from
the happiness of maternity. In the
majority of cases Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription, aupplemented by his free
medical consultation by letter, ore suf
ficient to establish the womanly health
and remove the obstacles to maternity.
AN OPMRATION AVOIDUD.
"I had been a sufferer from uterine
trouble for about three years, having two
mishaps In that time and the doctors
that I consulted said that I would have
, to go through an operation before I
could give birth to children," writes Mrs.
Blanche ft. Evans, of Parsons, Luzerne
Co., Pa., Box 4. "When about to give
up In despair I aaw the advertisement of
Dr. Pierce's medicine In the Wilkes
Barre Record, nnd thought I would give
it a trial us n last resort. I bought a
bottle of Dr. Pierce's Pavorltc Prescrip
tion from the druggist, T. V. O'Donnell,
of Parsons, and after taking It felt better
than I had for years. Vclt liunrovrd
before I had taken oue-bnU of the bottle,
After I had taken four and n half bottles
I gave birth to a brlnht baby girl, who Is
now four months oh), and has not had n
day of sickness. She Is as bright as can
be. I cannot nay too much In pralso of
Dr. Flercc'a Favorite Prescription."
Dr. Plerce'a Favorite Prescription Is
peculiarly and specifically u medicine
the m
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for the cure of diseases peculiar to
women. It will cure any disease which
Is curable by the use of medicine, and
often cures diseases pronounced Incur
able by local physicians, or which they
state are curable only by surgery.
Favfcrlte Prescription establishes
regularity, dries weakening drains, heals
Inflammation nnd ulceration and cures
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"For five years my wife was In an
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female weakness," writes J. B. Everrllt,
Esq., of Hagerman, Washington Co.,
Fla. "Last Septemlier I decided to try
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She
took several bottles of the medicine
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January 311, 1090. one
in now sound and well and
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I gladly recommend
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T. W.O.Stephens, of Mils,
Northumberland Co., Va.
Before my third little boy
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He is the finest child and
has been from birth, and I
suffered very much less
than I ever did before. I
unhesitatitiKly advise ex
pectant mothers to use
' Favorite Prescription.' "
AM INVITATION
TO WOMKM.
Sick women, especially
those suffering from dis-(
ease in chronic fonn, are
Invited to consult Doctor
1 J'ierce, by letter, free. All
correspondence is held in
sacred secrecy and woman
ly confidences are guarded
by the same strict profes
sional privacy observed by
Dr. Pierce in his personal
consultations with sick
women at the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Insti
tute, Buffalo, N. Y. Ad
dress Dr. It. V. Pierce,
Buffalo. N. Y.
In a little over thirty vears, Dr, Pierce,
ichlcf consulting physician to the In
valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buf
falo, N. Y assisted by his staff of nearly
n score of ph"stcinus has treated and
cured hundred's of thousands of weak
and sick women.
Dr. Pierce's offer of free consultation
by letter Is not to be confused with mis
leading advertisements of "free medical
advice" made by those who have neither
the professional qualifications nor the
legal right to practice medicine. Any
one can give advice on any subject. But
the "medical advice" of a person who has
no medical knowledge must be worthless
and may bo dangerous.
In consulting Dr. Pierce, women are
addressing a physician whose skill as a
specialist in the treatment and cure of
diseases peculiar to their sex has given
him a national reputation. There Is no
similar offerof free medical ad vice which
offers advantages equal to those offered
by Dr. Pierce.
Accept no substitute for " Favorite Pre
scription." The ouly motive for such
substitution Is to enable the dealer to
make the little more profit paid by the
sale of less meritorious medicines.
A MItDICAt, WOKK l'RKlt.
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, containing over one thousand
large pages and more than seveu hun
dred illustrations, several of them litho
graphed in colors, is seutr on receipt
of stamps to pay expense of malting only.
This great medical work deals with
subjects of vital interest to women. It
treats of medicine, hygiene, and physi
ology ; of the laws of reproduction and
of biology In general. It teaches how
to enjoy health ami happiness in a long
life. There is no chsrgo for the book.
Scud 31 one-cent stamps (expense of
mailing omy), tor iuq volume in ciotu
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" BATUIIDAY, Al'ItIl-12, 1902."
DaTTy One Year, $4X0" In Advance.
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Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Pep Month.
Weekly Ono Year, $1.00 Irt Avance.
SOME' -UNFORTUNATE ADMIS
SIONS. .Tho organ ot- tho dominant Ropubll
can faction at Portland nays ChamUorV
lain would bo a lesa able man than
Oi'or for govonior.
Ab Chamberlain la by far the most
able man In Portland, popularity muBt
bo bancd on ability of Tionfo kind In tho
mlndu of tho pboplol
Again tho factional .organ sayB tho
govornorBhlp nqpdrtinofc-Wrnuch graco
ful manners and "mellifluous speech,
nn attempt to slur Chamberlain.
In tho next sentence It claims for
Furnish "tho qualities of a gontloman
a loyal heart, and an aptitude for mak
ing and kooplng frlbnds."
It Is to bo hopod his oxporlonco In
keeping political 'frlonds will bo mdro
satisfactory than Geer's was In koop-
Ing tho friendship of a certain iiews.
paper.
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USELESS HEALTH OFFICER.
Tho Sonato Is to approprlato $20,'
000 to Improve tho quarantine Btatlon
nt Astoria.
This rocalls tho fact that Dr. Fulton
enjoys a slnocuro ns state hoalth of
ficer at a good salary, with practically
nothing to dp.
Tho U. S. quarantine station at Mi
torla inspects ovory vessel ontorlng at
that port.
Dr. Fulton has about oa much to do
for tho Btatq salary ho gets ns th sor
pout had In Kdon, after Adam ami Evo
wero no longer In It. '
With this Improved quarantine sor
vlco at Astoria, thoro In no longer any
oxcuso for maintaining tho nUto) sine
cure for tho bonoflt of Dr. Fulton.1 ""
GETTING. THEIR REWARD.
It tho 35 nntlRopubllcan rrfombers
In tho last loglslnturo had stood like
n solid wall they could havo named n
Honator.
Hut tho opposition divided, nnd part,
of tliem voted to eluct, and did uloct,
Mitchell.
Ills first ballot of- Importnnco 'was
for tho'Ilanna-Pnyno ship subsidy, now.
denounced In tho Domocratlo plat
form. Ills Chlnoso oxuluulon bill wllli prob
ably bo dofoatod, and tho Nicaragua
cnnal will bo mortgnuod to corpora
tions. Any woll-lnformod citizen knows
thnt Mltcholl was hnml-tn-glovq with
tho corporations, Even Democrats aro
liable to loam that
AN IMPORTANT MATTER.
As on all othor Important mattors,
tho Oregon dologation In cougroas In
divided an to who shall go on tho con
gressional committee
That commlttoo handlon tho cam
paign funds ot each stato, sends out
spcnlcors, Bpooches nnd gardon soods.
Oregon should not got loft In any of
thoBo Important mattors. What Is a
congressional campaign without funds
and cabbago nood.
Tho dologation fihould got togothor
on thin, If thoy can't agroo on mattors
like Improving tho Columbia on paint
ing tho Portland postofllco.
Mark Ilanna should como out hero
and lino tho boya up on some ono be
fore It Is too lato to plant gardon saBS.
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KEEPING YAQUINA CL08ED.
It Is stated that tho Honato will In
oreoso tho IIouso appropriation from
110,000 to $76,000 for Coos bay, nnd
(20,000 to fSG.OOO for Sluslaw.
Tho most important harbor for tho
Willamette valloy, Yaqulna bay, Is
shut out of tho appropriations as
usual.
Wo do not objoot to llbonU appro
priations for Cooa bay and Sluslaw
harbors, but all Western Orogon pro
tests aealnst abandoning Yaqulna.
Aftor shutting all counuorco out of
Yaqulna, tho only harbor that has a
railroad Into tho-AVMlamcttoi valloy,
thoy maintain a life swing- station
thoro.
That enables tho politicians to koop
a few appointments to koop tho people
In lino, while wator competition Is
shut out.
O'l '"
THE REPUBLICAN COUNTY
-TICKET.
Aftor tho fino bunlnoss record made,
by the Republican county government
of Marion county, assisted by a Demo
cratic tax collector and a clerk beyond
push control, tho taxpayora and voters
will du woll to continue that kind of
administration. Tho Republican coun
ty convention endorsed that admlnls
tratlon ot county affairs, and put up
mon who aro in harmony with the
spirit ot that program not to run the
county lu dobt, to glvo tho people a
business administration, and reduce
taxes. After hooping their pledges ai
they havo by wiping out 1100,000 dobt
and reducing tho running expenses
from 90,000 a year to 144,000 & year,
the voters and taxpayers can do. no
better than to say they endoraa that
sort ot politics and county govern
ment nut tho people should remem
ber that eternal vlgllanco Is tho price
ot good government This condltlor
of affairs eatmot bo maintained trvMa
Hon county by leaving tho political
manager a frx hand, to do an thy"
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
pleaso with public omccs. There aro
still signs of the exlatcnco(of a strong
push that will i)lungo tho county In
dclit'to pay political jobbers, and theBO
mattors mfmt not bo lost sight of. The
crcntlon of an additional county of
fice tho forcing of an oxponfllvo ex
nortlng scheme, tho running up of
county oxpenses the past six months
aro all signs of what push methods can
accomplish if unrestrained.
Still The Journal bellovos that un
der all tho circumstances tho Republi
can county tlckot should, bo elected.
Tho Republican legislative ticket Is
composed ot men of mora than ordin
ary business ability and stability of
chnracter, that will not pass laws to
Impose now taxes, and will not create
now offices at tho dictation of the push
politicians. Tho throo senators and
tho flvo representatives will bo found
to bo a .unit for good business pro
grams and goad business policies, nnd
will not bo found executing tho bid
ding ot hucksters and traffickers in
spoils. Tho delegation stands un
pledged to anything but the reform
principles that pervaded tho county
convention, and aro oxprossod In tho
resolutions and platform ndoptcd by
tho convention in Marion county.
.Thoso reform principles will bo rolt
era tod on tho county canvass, and will
be fully discussed -by- tho cnndldntcs
on tho Republican tlckot, and by tho
opposition Tho people of this county
should not hesitate to demand pledges
to bo moro publicly given front thoso
Republican candidates, and thus cm
phaslzo tho dotnnnd for politics that
will Buroly mako this tho best gov
erned and most prosperous county In
tho stoto. It is also tho duty of tho
minority candidates, and should bo
porformodf.wltboutnregard .to tho dec
tlon. Tho pooplo have thin satisfaction,
that tho Marlon county convention
was not conducted under tho cqntrol
of ono faction, under boss rulo or at
tho dictation of' any clique Whllu tho
convention was undor tho control of
Governor Ooor and Sonator Simon's
filonds, no effort was mado to shut
out tho minority In tho formation of
tho county tlckot, or tho legislative
tlckot In fact, promlnont and active
mombora ot both factions woro put on
tho ticket No Republican was shut
out of the convontlon on account of bis
vlowa or convictions on any public or
poTTtlcnl question. That Is Uiq Marlon
county Idea ot political freedom and
fnlruosn, and tho only tiling tho peo-
plo havo to guard against Is tho mani
festation of puslimothods,-whlch are
always moro prevalent lu tho
dominant pnrty than olsewhoro.1 With
thoso inlliioncos kopl undor control,
tho pooplo havo reason to expect pro
gress nnd, guoil govommont at tho
hands of the Republican party of tills
county. This Is not .said at tho In
stanco or solicitation of a slnglo can
didate on tho Ropubllcnu tlckot, or at
tho request ot tho commlttoo or any
managor. Thoso otatomonts aro mado
solely on tho basis ot tho facts or tho
situation, and warranted, wo bollovo,
by past history.
' ' O '
GEER REPLIE8TO HARVEY SCOTT
In a lottor to a Portland paper Oov.
Ooor says:
When your Salem correspondent
naked mo a day or two agn "for an In-
torvtow about my sonatorlal candida
cy, I answered that I "had no sona
torlal candldnoy, and, thorofnro, noth
ing to ay on tho subject" What I
said should havo boon stated lu his
report, but, slnco It was not and In
vlow ot tho column ot irrolovant gos
sip which followed, I fool callod upon
to say thnt my present disposition is
to quit politics, for all tlnio, not at all
In a uourod way, but as a mattor of
good Judgment
As nn oxcluslvo, or ovou as a par
tial buslnoss, It Is moro llkoly to lead
an honest man to tho poorhouso than
anywhoro olse. and the. uncertainty ot
Its sucooss, coupled with tho certain
ty of willful misrepresentation and un
merited inbuso, moro than outweighs
Its ptcasuroa.
It has boon froquontly charged that
I am no politician, nn accusation
whloh I havo novor boeu dtsposod to
deny. I may bo pardonod for adding
Uiat I do nut deslro to acqulro that
accomplishment, as loug an it im
plies an ability to fathom tho myster
los of Multnomah county politics, and
to keep perfect peace with Its kaloldo
scopto panorama of shitting scones.
Tho man who la your frlond thoro ths
year may bo your bRtorost onomy
noxt, although your first notification
ot tho change. Is tho onslaught
What la nourishing food at ono time
Is quite llkoly to bo destructive poison
at another, and that too, without any
change In condition what over, so far
as an outsldo Republican In tho hay
seed ranks can discern.
Public questions ot largo import and
tho public welfaro aro lost sight of, the
only ono bolng who la best oquipped to
survive tho premoditated onset of tho
campaign vilification. The factional
floht In Multnomah county dominates
Oregon politics so completely that a
campaign Is not a contest between Re
publicans and Democrats, but between
Republicans. Principle Is lost sight of
In the struggle for personal suprem
acy, Tho situation la not insplrlug to
ttin tffin L'll1tl l 11 t l fnaA fnrm
it all. and to work toward hlKhr!StED WHEiVT U choice Supply.
IdoaU.
"NOTHINQ IN IT."
Astoria Budget, Dora.
Afow. by 0 tho lludset stated
that whlloitho Uepublloan atato con
veatlon tiidorod r platform In whloh
It declared. In favor of placing all
statn officers on specified salaries
without fees, tho convention was not
sincere In Its action and the plank
was slipped In simply to hoodwlnck
tho public and secure tho votes ot a
few unthinking doctors. Now tho
Orejionlan, which Is tho Dlblo of tho
"faithful" In Oregon, substantiates
that statement In an editorial under
tho caption of "Nothing In It"
As everything which appears In tho
Orcgonlan from a political dlssoratlon
to tho prlco of spuds Is considered
gospel by tho rank and (Ho of tho g.
o. p. a careful reading of the article
In question should convlnco them ot
tho way In which they aro being mis
led by their party platform. The edi
torial was published April 1 and ex
tracts from It aro as follews:
"Thoro Is one pjnnk In tho Republi
can Btato platform for which tho Ore
gonlnn bespeaks a friendly but not
too zealous consideration. It Is tho
ono on salaries for Btato officers. It
Ib an Implied pledge, but, unless wo
mistake, It has a hard row to hoc in
tho way to redemption. It is essenti
ally nltrulstlc. It doesn't warm the
hcarta of any considerable fraction ot
tho boys. In short there's nothing in
it
"Where Is tho man who Is going to
tnko oft his coat and invest time and
money In Bomo effort to sav tho Btato
treasury from a system of voxatlous,
demoralizing and' unconstitutional
foes? Who is going to pay out good
monoy to somo lawyer to draft such
a bill? Who Is going to Bit up nil
night learning a speech In its favor?
Who is going to tinde bin vote lor
prcsldont of tho senate or speaker of
tho houso In roturn for a favorable
commlttoo report on ealailcs for stato
omcors7
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
WE DON'T WANT ONE CENT LyrZyXWfiW
you tmrcliMc In our store. The public shows ty tnelr literal patronage the real true
merits of house whn does business la an us to-d ate business way 'Not the quai
Ity of foods cut but the crlcej. to the lowest possible notch Our ireat troub f now
li to et the goods quick enough. They sre so d Just as fat ss we can get them In.
Hapld selling and little p-oflts gets rid of them quick, Head on.
15c Swiss Ribbed Ladles' vests 8c.
75c black Uenrallne underskirts 39c.
Hc ladles' stockings -4c
7 Sc calico wrappers 35c.
Rust apron ginghams 4c.
Mill enJ of calicoes 2 l-2c.
ISC black 4lik lace 2 1-2 Incite). 8c
lot lace strlprd taffeta ribbon 5c.
Uaby ribbon 2 yds. forte
25c children s overalls 15c.
School handktrchlets tc
t 2.50 dress skirts $1 35 .
1.35 white lawn wiltts trimmed with
Insertion and fancy embroUcry 75c.
WEARETIIE MAKERS OF LOW PRICES ON RELIABLE GOODS.
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
i; Court Street,
S3.000.000
!
Worth of 80 pound steel
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If
( During the past year, niRklii(j It the
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THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
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A tlrst-elaea pilvate hospital for tlie ttttattneut of cl.roulc and surgical
cases. Utiilt tliepa-t year ospuuially for the purpose for which it is
used. Couveuently lornted within (our blocks of the bueiueea part
of the city. The most modern (iirutBulnyn and latest appllancw
tl.roughnut tho huildltiK. Heated iy hot water and llehtod by gas
end oloctiolty Horn tho slcs cau have tho comforts of an elegant
private home, comlilmnl with till the advantages of a general hospital
without tlm nolte, confusion, and publicity attending oner. Outside
phvcciaits bringing cases in treated with the greatest courtesy, and
asBlcted in operations if rqutgtl. For terms and fitrtber inlornm
tlouwrlto or apply personally.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT,
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All Ladies
SARGENT OEM
Arc pleased with it, and tltcy 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,
that itrttdds to home economy by utilizing "left'
overs,"' Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food
Chopper assoon as they
R. M. WADE & CO.
CLOVER SPPft Snerinl nrir
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FIELD PEAS a cut in the price.
LAND PLASTER at the lowest prices in the city.
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FEEDMEN AMD
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"Wo do not wish to bo unduly pes
simistic or unjust to nnybody, and
possibly wo aro In error about tills
mattor. That Is, maybe thero is somo
hopo of reward about this proposal
which has escaped us, aud may yet
load to oratory and ovon action. In
bucIi caso the project will havo n rea
sonable show of overcoming that con
stitutional Inertia of legislators
whlsh has so far effectually provented
this peronnlal blooming reform from
coming to fruitage. Or perhaps some
body will got mad about It and push
tho bill through which would bo best
of all, and would sufficiently reward
this outburst of long-suffering disap
pointment." DON
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85c fancy percale and linen effect waists
12 1-Jc fancy striped ticking 7 l-2c
T.iurla ill nrli-e rrnm 3e no.
rne very mcsi jut
St 50 children's trimmed hats 65c
45c children's calico
fancy
trimmra zsc ,
Men's 15c suspenders 5e.
l-or the next three days we offer big
bsrgalns In the following d psrtnents.
Dress goods, table linens, domesiics,
hosiery, underwear, notions and tlb-
bins.
ft
Salem. Orcsron
rails, 50 new locomotives,
most modern and tip-to-dnto railro.id
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Sales, Oregon
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Corollis & Eastern Railroad
TIME O AllO.
No. 2 For Yaqulna:
Train leaves Albany 1J:S0 p. ni
Train leaves Uorvallls. . . 153 p. m
Cialn arrives Ynquina - 0:45 p. m
No. 1 Returning
Leaves Yaqulna OOVa. m
Leaves Corvallls .11:30 a. m
Arrives Albany .'.JlSp.m
No. 3 For Dotrelt:
Leaves Al'mny 7.00 a.m.
Arrives Detroit .12:15 p. m
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit.... 12:45 p. ru
Arrives Albany ... 6:40 p. m
1 rains 1 arrivos In Albany in timo
to connoct with tho 8. P. south bound,
train, as well nB Riving two or three
hours In Albany before departure pf 8.
P. North bound train for Portland.
Train No, 2ronuct nlth the B, P.
west eiilo train at Corvbllls Crocsing for
Independence, McMinnville and all
points north to Portland
J. Tohneb, Edwin Htonb,
Accnt. Albany. Manao
The Great
Is tho only lino
operating woolf.
ly personally
conducted tour
i s t excursion
cars between
Tortland aud
Rock Island
Route
Chicago chango via. tho world s great
est scenic lino, making closo connec
tions nt Chlcaco In Union Depot for
all points East, pally stanaaru sicep
ing car uotwoon oan
Lnko City, Denver and
Chicago, buffet, library,
smoking cars betweon
Pnnliln. Denver and Chi
cago. Tho most reasonablo dining car
sorvlco between Pueblo anu untca
go. If you ore going to Kansas City,
Omaha, Des Moines, Chicago or any
placo East, you should enquire about
tho Great Rock Island Routo before
purchasing your tlckot Ask your
nearest agent about it, or wrlto for
foldors, nnd any Information desired.
A. E. COOPER,
Gon. Agt., Portland, Ore.
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A Juicy Morsel for
- Breakfast
Or dinner yon-can enjoy Irom ono of our
tender and delicious meats. Bteake, larab
or mutton chops' veal cutletu or jiork,
Our meat are nil cut from the fattest
and tirinittat cnttje, and we can supply
your table with fresh, nutritious und
wholesome mente at bod rock prices.
E. C, CROSS SALEM ORE
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Since we came to 307 Commercial St. we have gained
many new customers, and the most of our old friends found
us. We have better facilities for handling our goods, Our
expenses are much less which enables us to give better bar
gains to customers. Those who have traded with us found
it so, andgthose who have not, will find bargains in oupclotl
ing. See our 4.00, 500, 7.50 and $0 suits and you will
not go away empty handed.
Come and take our 21c corsets, they fell from $t to 52
each elsewhere, Extra bargains in lace curtains at
5FRIFHM HM 307 Coramerclal Street.
lliL.UI 11111 Opposite the Postoff Ice.
P. S. S. Friedman Mhe auctioneer,) has hid office with us.
FIELD PBAS
We have a superior article in the way of Canada and Blue ProMW
rield leas, and uttr pnoea are tho loweat going,
SEED WHEAT
W e aw prepared to furnish Foley aud Deflanca soed wheat In
?il.n0U!n! SfELTZ-If you want a grata ihat w ill make a large qu
tlty f fttr-d trv hi.lx. a
LAND PLASTER AND FEKTILIZORneTltiBibcr that we. are beadq-ururi '
aaytaurVm this Hu
SAQi
322-324 Com'! St.
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UNION PACIFIC
AND
DKPART
FOB
TIMBSCIIEDUIES
From FouUnrt, or,
AKWIVR
FROM
CulCAKO
I"ortlnil
HliPClSl
8G0s, m.
vis Hum
Ington ''Atisntio"
Ftproii
B p.m.
tin Hunt
ington 8lt Lskr. flMivof. P.
Worth, Omaha, Kanrai
City, St. Louis Uiloic
aud Eatt,
4.81 p a,
UU Lke, Di liver I.
Worth, Oman, Imidi. i
Cltr, St. I.oti U, ( tiii'sio
and Eft.t,
8.10a. m,
M. Haul
Fast Mali
0:ia p. m.
via
Spokane
Walla Malta, l,viMo..,
-3lokne, Wallace, I'm l
man, Minneapolis HI
Haul, Dultith.MIIuaukci
Chicago, and Kant.
:00 a m.
72
HOURS "-
72
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
. no tninie oi Lais
Through tickets vln 'iin mute to all
Enstern points on BuleHt buuthern Pa
cific depot office.
OCEAN AMD MVER SCHEDULE
Prom Portland
All nilllUK ilRtts subject
to cnanRO
ForanFraticlBco
Sll(;er7 6dn
8 p. m.
p. m
Dally
e?Crll
Similar
8 n in
COLL'MPIA K1VKK
ToArtorl aod Way
Laudltigx.
4 p.m.
ex. Bund. i
HMurdiiJ
m p. in.
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Sleatnor-Ruth leaveB Balera for Tori
land and way landing on Tuepday, Thurs
days and Saturdays, about 10 n..m. For
CorvalllB tind way Inndinge, Moodayi,
Wctlueedaya and Frldajs at about 6
p. m.
A.L.CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN.
(Jon. I'ona. Act. Agt. O. R. & N dock
Portlaud, Ore. . Balom, Ore.
At Easter Time
1 when the building business will lie In
full wlng. 1 you haven't given your
otdera for your lumber requirements ft
will pav you to get eslfmitle irom
Oooilalo Lumber Co., for any and oil
kind of lumber for out or ltiBido work,
lath, shingles, pa.ili, door, bllnda bdJ
everything needed in tills line.
Goodale Lumber Co.
No.tr B. P. Pass'r. depot. Phono 051.
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Paeans of Joy
Tho ohlrt sings as well aa tho wonrrr,
when it has been laundered with each
cureful handling and perfect methodeit
tlio Halom Steam laurdry, No tan,
no frays, no featheied odgee, and with a
color and flniti that defies competition
outside of tho perfectly now article. Our
laundry work has roauhed the top notch
ot perfection.
Salem Steam Laundry
OOLONEli J. OLMUTKD, rUOFHIETOB.
oonoofl DoLMbTtri), mob.
Phono 411 SR0 Lllforty Bttwl
All Doubt Removed
The quojtlon as to the wholeeorceoMi
and nutritive propertied of beenlupradi
entirely upon the kind. In Jills inraoce
it iadccldtd in the alllrraative by exrrit
testimony. An absolutely pure product
of barley, malt and hop, the fBniooi
bottling of export beer is unrivalled ait
table beer and stlmnlant. Gives zeitto
the moul, strengthen, Invigorates. Al
ways the best by overy teat. Try a vit
of export bottles of beer made at b'alera
Capital Brewery,
Mrs. M. Beck, Prop,
Balem, Oregon.
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