The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, April 23, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textmmmmmmmmmmnfs ILt$ f Hfe daily Journal, salem, obeqoh, Wednesday, amil 23, mt tttmtmmmutmmum-mmmimmnmimmm n njlMinai i"Mwi-wi wiMwti mi mini imwiiiwimiihmiiiihii & A :.; i at l' PwLh . " J? W.? ' i' . IfflK - t ! - ,? 8 IS KIN DISEASES IMic skiij. is provided with millions of little pores tind glands invisible to the natural eye, yet through thesc'tiny outlets the larger part of the deadly matter Hint drill v collects ill thebodv is carried off. But nature never intended that poisons ... . i ! ...i character snouiQ oe eliminated uirougu mcsiun, mu wvti uuu. rtmUOUvau6 ......... ... outlets, and it is when these important organs fail to perform their functions that these acid ;.,,,, . ,,iini4w1 iuin tl blood and find their wav to the surface of the body through the pores and 'glands of the skin, producing intense itching and burning, inflammation and dwelling, and eruptions of every conceivable size, shape and character. Skin Diseases differ greatly in their general characteristics and degrees of intensity. Red and angry looking spots break out upon some part of the body with a mass of small pustules or blisters, from which is discharged a clear or straw colored fluid, which dries and flakes off in bran-like particles and scales, or forms into hard and painful sores and scabs, i'he skin often hardens and dries, cracks and bleeds from the effects of the fiery acids, urliinli tltr Vilrmrl IS fr1l rillllflll V ITk tnuv... " w.vw. . throwhnr off. Pimples, black heads and blotches are evidences of a too acid blood, which has inflamed and clogged the pores. Skin Diseases being depend ent upon the sauvc causes require the same treatment, whicli must be constitutional and not extjriial. Nothing applied locally to the inflamed surface can bring arnch relief. The disfiguring eruptions urill nrmtimio in fllliinv fllld T).1111 you iu spite of soaps, washes pi powders. There is no hope of getting rid of a skin disease except through the pi .rification of the depreciated blood and neutralizing and filtering out of the circulation all po sonous substinces aud acids. . . The purifying aud tonic propjrtics of S. S. S. soon manifest their influence m skin affections; the debilitated system as invigorated and toned up, and the gradual disappearance of the eruptions show that the polluted blood is being brought back to its natural purity and strength. Old chronic skin disorders, which have resisted all the ordinary methods of SALT RHEUM, ECZEMA, TETTER, NETTLE RASH, PSORIASIS, ACNE. BOILS. 'or any of the poisonous drugs Our Medical Department from blood and skin troubles. you, for whicli no charge whatever ,cut tree to all wno write ior it. ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS. Cheese Sandwich. Long Branch Cracker. Snow Drop Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, LemoivWafers, Graham Wafersi HARRITT Si LVCORBNOB Olil l'oiit OI!li Orowy. '$. f. (Soobe Salem's Greatest House Furnlstiln? Department Store, The great increase of freight shipments received at S,t- em is due to the large sales of Charter Oak stoves, made hv the sole agent in this city. All But the Dude The House Furnishing Co. 308 Com'l at., next to Tost olllou. WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE When Columbias and prices and on such easy terms, This is aniagc of progress. Man ufacturers of the Columbia have kept pace with. it( As a result the Columbia of 1902 embodies many improvements and refine- $ ments that contribute Be up-to-date and get wheels? to, rent. N?w Upation JjajUtiWM SfiSflS swKiSfa k&WP&V 0X3tnrt PMQPA K0SS53 ?3K?" bVft ?! feffi70i 5-rooi LAtsn J2& of an irritating or acid ii .i. i.i. ..i.i ii. t i j Uliuiiinu, iuni niui iu ioui. In 1083 I broke out with Eczema on my head, legs and arms. Tho Dootora treated mo for about two years without giving relief. I next tried various ointments, soaps and washes, but these did mo no good. I Anally quit taking medicine, as the physician vsald tho dlseaso had beoomo chronlo and Incurable. Having endured this tormenting malady for about 10 years, I determined to make another effort to got rid or It and began 8. S. 8. In July, 1000, and continued It until November, when I discovered, to my surprise and Joy, that not a spot could bo found on my body, whloh before had bcon almost covered with tho eruption. It has now boen nearly a year alnoe tho disease disappeared, but not a sign of It has over returned, and i am satlaflod the cure Is permanent. F. C. NORFOLK, 1017 Haokberry Street. whicli constitute the basis of so many so-called skin cures. has been of the greatest assistance to thousands seeking relief Write us fully about your case, ever is made. Our illustrated THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Are essential features of a yell furnished loom. Walls should be papered, lloors carpeted, suit able pieces of furniture and pi hires all harmoniously atnmjftd. We malu' a specialty of these es sentials. Hioroe ut Biiloin hi l Albany. Hnrtfords are to fcc had at such reasonable mightily to cycling comfort and pleasure, the benefit of them, O. J. WILSfQN mjvmnmwmym'H" ,; tfawyr- r - ?F'rr-mwui jx w yztf fi tiiit f i ii i nfahii ys 'A iB'ff"fcrt. taJrSw DK mmm mmm l nw 3Bm x NOT . ' ft Aasia ' i u nr s s L HBM I I (IV KflHilil I I II I u lll 111 ... m.1 T.1.to 1-nitlrt" t1w.it tinfnml ... A-.il in mm " ucauiicui, leuuiiy yn;iu iu uit iuuvv. powers of S. S. S., and there is no reason why the long time sufferer should feel resigned to his fate under the mistaken idea that some skin diseases are incura ble, for S. S. S. has cured and is still curing cases perhaps far more desperate than yojtrs. S. S. S.'is a purely vegetable reniedv. containing no Potash, Arsenic and our physicians will help Uook on bkm Disease: ases will Ik COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. First of the Season. (IntnhrlmiH bock boor on drnii(;ht nt tho Nubia. Tho Ilrst of tlio soiihoii. Stiporlor niuillty. Notice 'of Dissolution of Partnership. Notlco Ih lioroliy kIvoii that tho co imrtiiornlilp Una of I), S. Iluntloy & nnil 11. F. WnKiior, horotoforo iIdIuk IiiihIiiuhh nt No. 311) Fnjut Htrot, Sn loin, OriiKon, Iiiih thin day by iniitunl coiiHont, lioon toniilnutoil, I). F. Wuk nor mmniliiK nil llnlillltloH of mild llrm uud to whom nil ilobtH nnil uocoiiiUh duo mild Hi in iiuiHt bo puld. 1). 8. HUNTI.F.Y, 1). F. WAONKU. Diitoil ul Hitloin, Or., April lit, 11102. The New Firm. Siiloin. Or., April 10. VMS. I). F. WiiKiuir will aonttnuo tho IiuhI nosH.of bulldliiK muturiiil nnd traiiHfor linn nt tho old Htutul, 31!) Front strout. 'rimnkliiK our pntroiiH for piiHt fnvorH. I roHpuctfully uollolt n oontlnumico of tho miino, uHuurliiK tlinni that all biml- iiiihh trniiBiictloiiH will hixvn prompt ill- tontlon nt nuiHonnblu prlciui. Itonpootfiilly, 1 3t I). F. WAUNNH. They Say If you thlu folku wnnt to Kot fat call at Yw l'nrk Mtmt Mnrkou l'liono WiU llluok. -i-lOlw Qood Meals. A nitml (inn bo tiujoyod whon lino bioiul mid piiHtry uro uuod. Hiiuh as mo iniulo nt thu l'luneor Dnkory. All Hood hoiiBokuoporu uso thlu balUnt,'. o Wild IIoho Flour Iu nil tho toko. Tho whlloRt. tho iurst, tho liost. nr tb ll Kind Yw lb AIkjh BatiA1 Sundries, repairing, 13? Court S Bfcttorial page of fH DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest-Afternoon News- paper League. DY HOFER BROTHER Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. State Senator. 15. M. onoiSA'ff, of Salem. SQUIIIM FAItKAU, of Salnni. Hepruflontatlvofl. FHANK DA.VHY, of Salem. B. T. .JU'HJ. of AuniHVlllo. THOS. II. KAY, or Salem. A. M. LAFOLU3TT. of Drooks. Shcrirr. JOHN F. 8TBIWI3H, of JefforRon. Clerk. JOHN W. IIOLANI), of Rnlnm. Hecorder. JOHN C. SIBOMUND,, of Clorvnls. Troaatiror. W. Y. lUCHAimSON, o'f Stayton. Commissioner. WM. MII.I3Y, of Aurora. ABSoasor, CHAIU.BS I.KMDOJCE, of Duttovlllo. , Survoyor. DYIION U. HBHIilOK, Jr., of Turner. Cororer. A. M. CI.OUQH, of Salem. JiiHtlco of tho 1'uacc. (Snlom DlHtrlct) JO. I). HOIIOAN, of Salem No. 1. Constable. OBOIUIB H. IRWIN, of Salem No. 2 THE ORGANIZER VERSUS THE POOR MAN. Tho Orogonlan of Thurmluy hns an ontlre column devoted to continrftinf. Mr. Chambnrlnln nutl Mr. Furnish personally, tho geneinl tenor or which Ih that since Mr. Cbninbetinlu is about CO yotiiH old, and still a poor ninii, he Ih unlit to bo governor, whllo Mr. Fur iiIhIi Ih nn Ideal man for tho position becnuse ho has mndo money, Tho Journal wonders how many Re publican farmers and workliigmen ol tlio country will tumble over them solves to vote ror Mr. Furnish lor thlt reason II tho Oregonlnn Is going to try to carry this agricultural slate by making this contrast, It Is tackling n pretty big Job. Tho Iohs said along HiIb line tlio hotter. It is true that Mr. Finnish's frlomle hnvo continually "pointed with pride" to tlio fact that ho Ih an "organlzor, lleyond that, little hns been snid In IiIh favor that has got Into 'the papors In this connection It may bo snid that all tho great trust magnates, trom Morgnn dowiij nro inngnlllcont "organ IzerB." It Ih from under tho ban ol tho "organizers" that tho country Ie Just now trying to oscnpo. Duller let up along thnt lino. Thomas Jefferson died a pauper, and tho Republican enn dldnto will Iu no wIho compare with him, at least not yet. And yot, alongside this column of personal contrast Ih another editorial declaring thnt "tho coining election Ie to bo decided on high consideration. Tho personal oloniont will not be grejit. Thon why duvoto a whole col umii to tho "personal olomontV" ' . o OUR PRIDE NOT IN POLITICS. "Politics Ih rotten" is ono of tho commonest oxpressloiiH board In our country. It Ih n hopeful sign that It Is coming to bo recognized as having a IiuhIh of fact. Tho cause of 8panH dogonorncy. rfoiu tho rank or a proud world-powot ty tho tattered romauant or a docadant untlon, Ih said to bo found by hlstor laiiH In tho laws of regulating hor po litical organizations. If tho forms of our republican Instl tutlons nro becoming corrupt, shall wc reap a different harvest from thnt gatluired by a corrupt monarchy? Dy tho arbltraineti of wnr vast tor rltorlcm formerly belonging to Spain hnvo fallen under tho sovereignty ol tho United States, The Ilrst or those IIOssohbIohh to adopt civil rulo was the Island or Nogros, that In Octobor 1SU9, hold nn election to choose olll corH by direct vote or the people. How tho unlives or Nogros must have rejoiced at the succvHHfiil Hub Htltutlou or Hoir-govornineut for the centurion or monarchlal rule' It Is our nsplratlons to give demon ntle instl- A WOMAN'S PRAYER. It is notable that iu the despoudency cuujved by woumnly diumm's, there kceniH to many h suffering uoiimn uoVny of unripe from p.iin excent nt tbe price ot life itMilf. It would ! Mil to mconl Midi ittory of truxgle and wiffering ex vvpi ior me nu'i thnt iu such iliic illktrau UMiiy u wo m nit hns foil ml H WHV Utok tohvidtli undlmpptueMby i lie use oi ur Pierce's Puonte l'iuvriptloii. TbUgreutreiu el for womanly ilUliHuwrll Wen called "A god scud towtk and slik wuuien." It chtHlilJKbert retni- lirity, drteN wertUetiiug drams, heal m tkHiiiiatioii uml ulcvrutioii and curt fr iimli wMtknww. It iihiVm we.ik wouieu strong and tck uinieii well "Your Htnlfc-tu almtt tw4 nn ftmn it itmi." WiHk MUk IMwin II iMtrJiu-r. l UsyM. HvwoulK i'ii. M.ivi Hok ,i t uitot v like UkV. .ty u4 1 U4 jmIh all u,r W ami uli irKKtBir frellur It m.b4 aul4 iMt vW w) ihhiw nm w i not la m uttwu lu vrali lw iUj. tvn In llic car ifti- I wt nick litl uot tare to lite aud 1m)oIhiuv lin lhl ilkl wuuUl ukr iu. One tU I kwuj a IHlk Uhtk I ir4 it autt wiotr li lf 1'iticr. ami Ih a few iUvj truritd.aii antnar I ilcklttf iu iry hi mrtllctur l IimU) I am a wll wwiiau I haw uu iNukatli ho heaiUvh. IK jajn U. I unt 1 u hat hMiUvhw ,tciwly ! the Htuiithtt Vto4 aud auch lvtiu ilwt t wuttkl toll oh Ihv Ror iu mrwiy I look thirc Mlln ( lr rietw favBiilc Ittv-riUin anJ IIh tf (ll,Ui Mf4wl t)iwvy ' an4 thr Ul T Ur. fkwf'a iImuiU IVIUli. anil wa ohu dtltty urJ Accept no niMUute for " Favorite Pre. Kiiptioii." There is iiotbiii Just a Reed Dr. ISerce's Comuioii Sense Medlcwt Adviber sent ftw on receipt of sUtuna to eavtir oxpt im of tualUug 0tt(y Send 2 OHc-ceut t-iiK for the book iu-tiaper Vks; or 31 Uuits for the olath boutKl volume. At'ilrvM Dr. R. V. lSerce. UutUlo, N. ;. v ' AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. tutloiiH to nearly twenty millions of population taken from Spain. Hut tbe Mnlnys of tho Asiatic arolil pelnKO and tho Spanish nnd tho Neuro races of tho WoBt Indies whom wo linvo taken under our flag should also bo told that' popular election)) under tho American systotn nro not unmixed blcfl,Hlngs. We should toll them that In our country candidate for office nro sometimes robbed of all freedom to servo tho people who elect them to uu1cu but nro pledged to sorvo Inter ests directly opposed to the people's IntorosL i tfn ctl. fitt 1.1 4jtl 4 It situ tlint il firmci l Hi; riniiuti ivii kituiii uitik uiii luiinn i or polltlcnl organisation carry with, To got a full vote In Oregon thlE them foaturoos not known to the haws year under the present registration and tho constitution, creations exist- law would cost thousands of dollars In Ing-ln dollnace of statutes, dlsgracorul onch county, and a hundred thousand Isb In tho absence or nti aroused pub- dollars In tho state, That Is the way lie sontlmont. . I wo put a premium on the ilch man Wo can proudly toll them that operating In politics. American homes nro tho best In tho j 0 world; that American women surpass , boU, Ch(imborlan nm, purnlsli ho dreams or the poota In their var-!wero llfP.iOUB Democrats, and both led oxcelllencles; that a thousand i,i,i ,.,i ,,mn h ni,f nAf i,n American cltlzons taken anywhere from tho great body of tho pcoplo of tho United States aro tho peers of any race iu oxlstenooln nil thnt comprises Intelligence, enterprise and patriot ism. Dut how can wo explain or Justify to them a prraou called a' political boss, tho tiling known as a packed primary, tho nominating convention ?olng through tho farco or deliberat ing over a slated ticket, the public or tlclntt mortgaged in advance to some faction, ring or private corporation, o A LARGE PAPER 8ATURDAY. Tho Saturday Journnl will ho a big number with a great doal of mlscellan M)iis nnd political mutter. There will 'io pictures nnd large advertisements. A Ifrilfntlwtt II will lin Hin Inffmat n.i.1 nort Interesting paper that It Is ,)0h.i llhln to cut out In thin cllv. nn.l Th 'oiirnal challenges tlio world to pro luce Itn c(iiul In any city the size or Snlom, This Is not paid In tho way or boast 'nit as pi oof that flu's Is u live cltv md ban a population that Ih wide awake aud appreciate the hoivIco or pood nowspnper. The Journal Ih an Indonondont nn inr and still It hns a decided opinion m nil public matteiH. Right or wrong 'on enn always llnd whore It stands u. publlr matters. It doos not advocate men or mqas- I res becniifo someone else does but lecause It believes they aro right and 'ouducive to the best Interests ol all he people. o ENFORCE THE LAW3. The organization or n Dird Lovers mclety nt Salem should be encour- igod nnd then the society should bo uicouinged to enforce tho lnws for he protection or the birds. In this city nnd suberbs boys nre In he hnblt or going out and shooting lirds, even at this nesting sonsou of he year, with shot sllngeiH nnd poll 'lie shooters. There Is nn Oregon law tft protect tho common song birds nnd this law ihould he enforced ngnlnst any boy ir any size who nt this season or at any time of the yenr goes hunting for tlioso little fentliored songstcrH Hoys are reported "to this office and vlille a uowHpnper dlHllkoH to publish -uch It will hnvo to be done If tho offence Ih ropoated. Tho society diould ho strong nnougb to employ n Mollcemen to protect birds, o LAW TO PREVENT VOTING. Why to'll tho peoplo to go and regis ter under nn llludvlsod, Ignorantly 'onstructed registration law? Votore nay go and vote, and defy tho Inw If hoy can do so, becntiso If they go and oglstijr the law will never be hanged. Under this law not over two hlrdH or the voters will go to the rouble to register. How can It be hanged without a protest? The ab lonteoH froin tho polls will be a pro 'est. but It lit a protest that works lu o the hands of the politicians, becnuse 't Is tho nctlvo political elemont that 'eglstors. Certainly the next legisla ture should change this law and pro vide for a registration olllcor lu oach )iecluct, whoso duty it shall bo to nake a nil I of tho legal resident vot rs lu thnt precinct, nnd that without xpense or troliblo to tho voters That s the Austiallan ballot systotn, nnd iliould bo part of tho election law. There nre many good features of the law to be kept, but better sweop it all away than have the number of voters ach year grow smaller under its op eration, and nt last politic s will be re duced to the oporatlon nnd mnnlpula linns or a mere hnndful nt each county seal THE WAY TO ELECT SENATOR. Petitions nro lu circulation for Geet for smintar on tho Aiutrallnn ballot plan ot ol-ctlon by the pwiple. The plnn was provided for by tho factloi iu contiol or the hut legislature. The Portland Cltimms' dHlegHtlon was clouted two years ano on twe prominent plelgtm--one to hn ihr people a direct nomination law. anr the other to pass a bill to give tin people a vote direct on senator. mat citi-ens' doletfutlou pussed tin l.ttckwooil primary law, that lewillsef ninchlne slates and the unit rule, and ktiiuk out or the bill Mr It V. Ding-hum'- provision for direct uomiuatlou That Citlsen.' delegation pasewl the Muns bill, under which a state couven itiui tnn nominnte and place on the ballot u cmidldato for United Stater senator, to be siilimlttwl to a direct U'tt or the people. That fsctlun uaetl the Uk-KwimhI law to get control of Multnomah county and run thu unit rule nn their itelega tii 'it and ntnte convention, but refused inn up H (HnuniMte for imuuIhi vote The fnllwl (o keep their pledge, ami the friends of Goveruor Qeer will be juntineil In putting him ou tue tick et by petition, and If Oovernor Geei would go out ngg show up the meth od Of electing a HUtlor uauallv .. sorted to lu Orogon the people womW give him u big vote. ' He would e.iHH the way lextsta tui are hwtMl to buy senntoreJilkw. and the was- the.dominat rsctlaH cn ducted their cogventlon. gad dodswd noiuinattug a waator.- - AlK.ut tke ohIj- bill CouKresa can pas under Its preset rules Is ke spprnpriaUew Wile, md bill u, ,,," - (uuree. tu preeMt coMrt has passed a bill to make thecMMs as well bo so. became they stver iSi throuuk taklse one .. ?T AHher te--enr mi h. -. "," around. Ntiw waeklne hae bmn lu vegted to do all the comitm auto iitatk'aHv but tha ...m. .v.. . , .. .. . ,.. ;... I"-. .."".": -""' - win j mi- .vii uiiiiivc,i jusi tni same I tbe (Capital If Senator Mitchell had to go be re ro tho people or his party for a re nomination as United States uonutor, at Jones of Arknnsas had to, (and was defeated) Mitchell would never have voted for the Hannn-Payne ship sub sidy bill o Out of Rlxty applicants for admls , slon to the Northwestorn University, at Bvanston, 111., rccontly only twon , ty could pass tlio examination In , spelling. Yet Uie Bngllsh lnnguago Is piosutued to bo taught iu tho public schools. i .... vV , w V...WUf W0 ..W. . -- - difficult to nicortaln which worked the gi aft the hardest. So far, Chamber lain has not even been nccuBed of it. Oovornor Murphy, of Arlzonn, an nouncos lu his papor that ho will re sign. Alexander O. Ii radio, Llouten-nnt-Colunol of Roosevelt's Rough Rid ers, will succeed (bim, having already been named by tho piesldent. o As the beef trust lu regulating the prlco or beef, and most of the hops nre contracted for In Oregon at big prices, .the election of n Democratic governor like Furnish or Chamberlain cannot paralyze tbeso Industries. o Tl Ford will make a speech next Saturday at tlio Marion square mass "H-etlng that will warmiip some of the "' n '" lnr '" ",,'10" skin 'em.' Thu dny Is inre when tho Gorman oi English press does not Insult the gov ernment of the United States. Hut Uncle Sam keeps right on smiling. o Candidates aud visitors to town should know Hint Mrs. W. P. George conducts a popular board and lodging hoiiHu at 341 Commercial Jtroot, The first polltlcnl meeting in Marlon county will bo nt Salem next Satur day a non-partisan muss meeting for direct nomination. o What's the matter with applying tho Filipino water cuie to some of the Oregon push polltlclnnti? Wouldn't Henry McGinn holler! o "As Oiegon koub. so goes tho na tion." Hut It is only discovered once In two yenrs. and then Just a mouth be fore election. Traveling mon are said to bo noarly solid for Chamborlnln for governor. They were nearly solid for (leer four onrn ago. ' o Any shoituge or crops In tho West will bo lnrgely made up iu enjoyment or the fact that Uuffalo Hill's show is routing, o Satin day will be children's day nt Salem. The pony show will be In town. r-i- Vs ? rii- v " .vi.tte',Vi r I Mfe. T-1 &lrWRlil Av 1 THEOANlJUUri fl LLC51ERM? that burrows up the scalp, making dandruff lcurf, earning tit hair lu fall, and (Inally BALDNESS. You will have NO MOKE DAN. DRUFF, FALLING HAIR, or BALDNESS If you uie NEWBftO'S HERPIOIDE The only Hair Preparation on this absolutely new scientific principle. For salt by drujtjsla. Price $1. OiA.b OHXA. dtart the dMrt the A " MM TM tta AIW8I lha Kind Yon Haw Always Beegh o . Has Disposed of Business Dr. I V. Gulss. who. for man years, has boon engaged In the drut buslntwH ut Wood burn, has disposed ol Ills business Interests to Hurley Moore r Portland, and will seek a now locn turn. Mr. Moore Is n former Wood burn boy, and well known In Salora whore for years he w-nrk-u.i fm-1 .,., r. Uiooks. beltiK more recently employer by Wootlnrd. Clarke & Co.. In Port ami. Hie transfer of tlio buslnes, takes place May 1st. CHILD WK,KXHSS. You can worry fr month about your weak child.ancl not succeed in doing it a fraction of the good thnt come frm little daily doses of Scott'- Kmulsion. The cure of child weakness is not the matter of a dav but of stendy common-sense treitt- ntent. Children like Scott's Emul- ion and thrive on it. Perfectly luirailess yet pawarv t for rood. " ;u 1st fcn timA. !! ihwvas!!il - rrtS,eV.Y.5 v Journal iA Sprnig Tonic I Now U tbe time to iret rltl of the liinptmlloH tlnit lnive ncuiiiiiiilfllt'd ill tlio Htctini ilnriiu the winter II o beet medirine In purify the iblood and. build up the system is Hostctter'3 Stomach JBittcrs, , A Ihw (lo-" u i'l convince you. u nlpo cute- indigestion. Dyspepsia, Con stlpatlon. Headache and: Insomnia HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters. Wild Roso-Floiu ts wheat, nutritious, the bost high grade goods. tlio cream of sweetest, the The Great Rock Island Route Is tho only lino operating week ly personally conducted tour 1 s t excursion cars between Portlnnd a n d Chicago change via. tho world's great est scenic lino, making closo connec tions at Chicago In Union Dopot for all points East. Dally standard sloop ng car between Salt Lake City, Denver and r Chicago, buffet, library, imoklng cars between Pnnlilo. Denver and Chi cago. Tho most reasonable dining car service between Pueblo and Chica go, ir you aro going to Kansas City, Jmnlia. Dos Moines, Chicago or any jlaco East, you should enquire about tho Great Rock Island. Routo beforo purchasing your ticket. Ask your nearest agent about It, or. write for "oldcrs,.and any Information desired. A. E. COOPER, Gen. Agt.. Portlnnd. Ore. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you enn enjoy from one of on' tender and delicious meats etenkp, lr.ib or mutton chop' Veal cutlets or ;ork, Our meats nre all cut from tbe fnttfM nnd unmeet cuttle, snd wo ran supply your table with fresh, nutrition anil wlioleeome meats at bed roik prices E, C, CROSS SALEM OFE Phon 21)1 :i- bJL Wii & 4. Sizar r- - g? ta. -l I st.yni.HT ... Eyery Time Our brow ia put in comppiiilon with otlmr beerd, it alone etniuU thu test when all the reat aro knocked nnt. Hao reputation uained solely nn lt merit Noted for purity, tone nnd MretiKih. and univi'Mdliy popular llll y beneficial 'or tlio i- vrtlid, Kqually so a hb u table beer. .SiiuulaiiiiL', liealtli-ylvlnt;, palatsblo t'2 III) for n caiie of two dozen bottle. IJolilwl by the nlom Capital IJrewery. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop. Salem, Oregon. THE FLORENCE .. Sit fer& i aTr W i?nf . . . , , FALEVtlKRECOW. n-.? if 8i"i.p.i,ta '10sPital ,ortl'e treatment of cl ro,.lc nnd aunrh-Hi n?i Pn! ,,,ePia,tiye?r eapeojally for tho purpose foi h.n. it ii nf V, 1VeiT?tly ,0c.ated ,wlt,,ln f0,,r Wocka of tho biialne pnrt ' h ,trfiTlle,?i?8t moiom ruieUnna aud latoat appiaineF rii.fl h. Ujr ?re Vie,B ck cau bnve "'o comforts of an ileirnr.1 .,i .i,; 'i ,ucr ,"" B" ine aavantagesof n general hcepitai ni .v.?u. L?' e' con,UBi?n. nJ publicity attendinK one. Ontshle a tVdTn r.7 .'S'0" J "e?lea n..V.i.vJ.i "" ,c,P,,ceui ""w "i'p perbonunv. R. CARTWRIGHT, VISITORS WBLCOMED BETWEEN 2 AND 4 P. M All Ladies SARGENT GEM Are pleased with it, and they will pass along the wcrd (hat the Gem is an indispensable kitchen utensil, that it is useful daily, that there is nothing like It fcr preparing substantial dainty dishes, that it ades to horrc economy by utilizing "left' overs. V ousckecpers want Sargent's Gem Food Chcpper as scon as they 1 R. ML WADE & CO. OROHJN Union Pacific AMD: DEPtRT KOK TIME SCHEDULES AI'IHVl- rruui luuiiiuii, tr, i rMI.M .l -: ,.-rt..:... .r i '.v." ? Clill'K I'nttlnnil Siirlal 8.60 . tn Tl Hunt. IliKtyM Hull Ukc, DollTiT, Kt. Wot tli OuiHha, KtifH ctv, Ut. lfltiln, (tilin. 4 yu mill lum AtlHllllO 9 p. m. via Hunt lUKtun . alt lake. PriiMT K'. World, (imalm, KntiM tl'a. City. Ht. Uitut. I IiIihm aim i-hm .,... b't I'Atll Walln Walla. I.e lnon. Fl itall .MrfikMH-. WnlUrp, Mill- 6 1ft in. mail, Mill nt-ri i.'-llf HI. tin ,1'nul, Diilntli.MiltTHiilt r 8n Wanp (.'litiaitn, ami tm-i. 72 " I roi HOURS 72 ! P0HTLAND TO CHICAGO ro (.flange oi uit Throuuh tickets via t It Ih route tn p Knuprn pnint" on pnleal oiithi-fn I'r. ClHl! ill put Hlllce. OCEAN AKD PIVrP ScTlEOUt.i"" From Portland All fclllllMIt lUU'K Mll'Jl'Ct lo cliaiixe 8 p. tn Korean Ftai clfO , , Hail -i'iydja Daily excel t COIt'MI'lA KIVKIt I ,, m Hiniilfly loAilotla and Way x Hui.i. 6 p in. 1 aliilllix''. Pfttllnlajf 10 i. m, WILLAMETTE HIVEM Stcntnur Ruth leaves pHlem for Port land ami way lHPibnuou 'I iihmIhv,1 liiit. ilHya hiiiI Sm'uikIium, abiiiit It, h.'ih, lr f'i'rvHilif" wnd way biiilinvc, Monlrivp, Wc-ili enlavH him! Fridjs nt abimi' ft p. m. A. J,. CHAM?, M Pt Ml inviN, (ihii. Ins". Airt Ai O R .N .lurk l'"t'iMid O'" cnl m ti'i- At Easter Time 'is ulien (lie buildlliu Ihib.i oh wl I full f-wlng. If yon haven't giui ur ordcrd for your lumber M''ilri'tni nix Ii will pay you lo m-t I'HUii.ivle-i f rum Uooi'nlo Lumber Co,, lor suy nnil nil kinds-ol lumber for out or Inside work, lath, bbinglofl, cimh, doorp, lilh ile nnd ever thing needed In thlu line. Goodale Lumber Co. Neur S. P. Pnrs'r. depot. Pliuue dfil A Man Who is Not Fastidious About his laundry work wilt tske it to "any old place," but tne who Hre well bred, and wont the r lint n tt be frttil t-le-s In its color mid finish will reek out thn Hnlem Stunm Isnndry in time, just hb water iliidu its level. Our Ihiii.iIiv work 1 incomparable, ami is tint ui fcclion of the latindiv nnu's art, Trv up. Salem Steam Laundry COLOKBL J. OLMSrUP, PltOPRIKTi'll UOnODS O. OLMSTrD, MOB riionc Ut aid Ubwrtv PIipM SANATORIA ",l" 'e greate,tcoml aril ror terniB ami lurtfer iiiforuiH- M. D, SUPT, Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER ear of it. , .