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Newspaper Page TextPBBI3851RWSPX5II3?3 - THE DAILY JOuhfVAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, hoi xa mt'BumammmmmmamemtmmmermmmmtmmmmmmmmmmMm' S iiiini'rri(inkiYyinnaa(aaaaaaiaii-iifiiijwiiiiiihhiii)-'' -- ass CA NGEffi MM M sf " s "re n ,1,au' rcspecta like other ulcers or mj.m. mji F f i2 sores, and this resentblunce olten proves fatal. r Mmmjr mm m w Valuable time is lost in fruitless efforts to Ileal the sore with washes and salves, because the genus of Cancer that ate multi- dying in the blood and the new Cancer cells which are constantly develop ng keep up the irritation and discharge, and at last sharp shooting pains announce the approach of the eating and sloughing stage, and a hideous, sickening cancerous Gore begins its , . destructive work a February, 1800, I notified a small ucflirucuve wonc. oji ,owor The dootor cau. No Ulcer or sore can exist With- terl,d it but another came and broke out somo predisposing internal cause out Into an open sore. I began to take that has poisoned the blood, and the S. S. 3. and after I had tnkon .oven bot- oncn dlftehartrftifr ulcer or the fester- tIos tha place healed entirely and no openuiscuargingiuccr, oriucicsier Bnt ot t, auoaso havo been often ing eore on the lip, check or other gi0B w. r. Drown, Hollands, a. o. part of the body will continue to spread and cat deeper into the flesh unless the blood is purified and the Cancer germs or morbid matter eliminated from the circulation. S. S. 8. cleanses the blood of all decaying effete matter. It has great nntldotal and purifying properties that soon destroy the genus and poisons and restore the blood to its natural condition. And when pure blood is If you have an ulcer or chronic sore of any kind, write us about it, medi cal advice will cost you nothing. Hooks on Cancer and other diseases of the blood will be sent free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. and thousands of other women and sell 31.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul. 100 Chloaifo Street, Fort Wsyne, Ind., Maroh 37, 1800. Tonr Wins of Oardul bsidono n world of good forma. I Iitb used flv. bottles ot tho Wlno nnd ono paakgoof Tliedfonl's IilackDrught. And tinoa I bare atnrtrd to uo It I will not be without It In the house. It helped tnj alitor in Toledo, who did not menstruate as she ought. Bhe vu sixteen yenra of B(fo nnd nothlny olio helped her. Zws In a very bad state inself beforo I uiod your medicines, but I found relief In thr.o days. And now I feel llko a now woman nnd do all mr homework and washing;, whloh I could not do before I took Wlno of Cardul. J would be very glad to write any Ioor woman and tell her how i suUored beore I used Wins of Cardul. Mrs. O. P. DIEOLBll ForailTlini1lllttnte,aUrn,flTtnr rmMomi, "Tlw tadles' Adrlsorr Utponiaeiit," I'll (.'luOUnooga Jlediolce Uompuijr, Cwtuuwof Tenn. Do Your Horses and Cows Like Good Hay? Wonro nropnred to furnish It. Wo hnvoclovir, client and llmolliy liny n ho boot-quality, Our prlcoa tiro tho lowuat going, SAYAGB 322-324 Com'l St. Audits (or thb International slock fond. ...TRY OUR NEW GOODS.' Cheese Sandwich, Long Branch Cracker, Snow Drop Crackers, Oysterettes, Butter Wafers, Lemon. Wafers, Graham Wafers. Harritt sl Lacorbncb Old Pout Qlllco Grocery. J. F. GOODE Sslem's Greatest House Furnlslilnir Department Store. ChartcrJOak stoves and ranges by the- car load. Fixtures and repairs kept solcy by us, All But the Dude . r . . Fr -r --i nil The House Furnishing Co. 808 Oom'l et., next to Postoillee. WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE When Columbias and prices and on such easy terms, This is an age of progress. Man ufacturcrs of the Columbia have kept pace with it, As a result, the Columbia of 1902 embodies many improvements and refine ments that contribute mightily to cycling comfort and pleasure jBe up-to-date and get the benefit of them, Sundries, repairing wheels to rent Hw Location aus carried to the ulcer or sore tlie iieaung process begins, the discharge ceases and the place heals over and new skin forms. S. S. 8. is a strictly vege table blood purifier containing no mercury or miiiornla nf ntlV tlc.qerintioil Seek Relief ! The jrt.tt proportion of womtn who sufftr ntvtr make a ttrloui ((fort to benefit thtnv stives. Tht moit of them go on paying no at tention to their little menitrual disorders, be. Iltvlnj they will eventually wear off. They grow wor and wone every day. At tht period of menstruation a woman It peculiarly susceptible to cold and other external Influences and It li alio the most favorable time for the development of hidden disease germ which may be lurking In the system. Any physician knowi that disordered menstruation, falling of the womb and leucorrhoea are blighting lives In almost every home. No woman should neg lect herself a moment after she sees Indications of female disease. Almost Instant relief can be secured by the use of WINEo'CARMJI It will relieve you right In your own home. WIN vou accent the testimony of Mrs. Bekltr really seek relief today? All druggist St RBID SEEDSMEN Are essential features of a well furnished room. Walls should be papered, floors carpeted, suit able pieces of furniture and pic turesall harmoniously arranged. We make a specialty of these es sentials. Htoros Ht Hnlum mid Albany. Hartfords arc to be had at such reasonable O. J. WILBON Bbttovtal page of HE DAILY JOURNAL; Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. DY HOFER BROTHER8. Dallv One Year. $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance, Dally by Carrier, CO Cents Per Month, Weekly One Year, i.uu in Mvance ticket Tl and Mini COUNTY REPUBLICAN Joint fconntor for Marlon CountloH. W. H. HOUSON, of Stay ton. Statu Senator. IC. M. OIIOISAN, of Salem. SQUIIU3 PAltUAU, of Salem. HoproaontntlvoB. FRANK DAVKV, of Snlum. 13. T. JUIJD, of AuniBvlllo. THOS. U. KAY, of Snlem. A. M. LAFOIiLUTT, of llrookH. J. I). SIMMONS, of Monitor. Sheriff. JOHN I STI3IWBH, of Jefferson. Clorlt. JOHN W. IIOLANI), of Snlom. llocordor. JOHN C. SII30MUND,, or Oorvnln. TronHiiror. V. Y. lUOHAFlDSON, of Stnyton. CommlHHlonur. WM. MIL13Y, or Aurora. AflBesHor. CHAHM3S LI3MU0KK, of liuttevllh). Survoyor. JIYUON H. I!I3limaK. Jr., of Turnnr. Cororcr. A. M. GI.OUOH, of Salem. JtiRtlco of tho I'naro. (Snlom DlHtrlct) 13. I). HOIIOAN, or Suloni No. 1. Coimtahlo. Q 130 KOI3 II. IKWIN, of Salem No. 2. o DO NOT DE ALARMED, BRETHREN Tho nawnpiipora thnt rimh to tho do foiiHO of Mr. Whit nny, tho Kopuhllcan rnndldnto for Htato prlntor, aro not maUhiK much headway. Tho plain fact In tho Kopuhllcan nomluoo In tho odltor of n Kopuhllcan pttpor at Alhany, controllnd hy tho fao tlon that nominated him; IiIh partner Ih nlroady tho poHtmiiHtor of that town, anil for doliiK paity Horvico for tho Mitoholl faction that uowHpnpor Ih to ho rIvoii annthor olllco that now coHtH tho poojilo of tho Htato $25,000 a your. Now all UiIh Ih nothing ukuIiihI Mr. Whllnuy, hut all tho factH amount to a Kioat dual to tho pooplo of Oregon. Tim fuithor fuctM In tho ciiho aro that tho Htato prlntiiiK olllco Iuih hoon a kooiI UiIhk for Hh owner, Mr. F. C. llaUor, of Portland, who Iuih mndu from ?r0,00 to $100,000 out of It, and Htlll owiih It, and tho Htato dooHii't ovifn own a proof pruMH, hut fiirulHhoH a larKo part of tho Htato Iioiiho for Mr. llakor'H pilntlm; olllco, rout froo, and Mr. llahor naturally wantH Mr. Whit uoy elected, ho ho can continue to rout tho plant to tho Htato through Mr. Whitney If ho Ih elected. Thoro Ih a farther connection, and that Ih .luck MatthuwH and W. 1. Keady, tho faction loadorn at Portland, and profoHMlonal lobbyist, who ho cured tho eiiforcoment of tho unit rulo on their deloHatlon of 07 votes, nnd lauded the nomination for Mr. Whit ney, aro to havo it raUo-off for HorvlcoH rendered, and thoy will not ho at all modotit about demaudliiK It. if thoro Ih any Hiich nrrniiKomout. Hut tho Htato prlntiiiK 1'iuli need not ho alarmed. Jim (lodfioy, tho Demo cratic nomluoo, Ih a poor man. Tho Journal Ih a hiiiuII "freak" paper, and only reached a pint of tho .people. Whitney bun a tou-thoumuid majority In IiIh favor, and tho ludlcatloiiH are that tho utato prlntiiiK Kraft will not. lit broken. Tho robbory will ko on, o NOMINATIONS ARE TOO EXPEN SIVE. FiiuudH of Kood Kovurumuiit Hhould attend tho direct primary meeting at SalBin Saturday. Tht plain faetti about the way prl marloN are now hold, and wore con ducted In the very cumpnlKU now go ing on. and lew than a month uo, ounJit to ItiHiiru n ureal luttntMit In any lionet olToi t at rofoiin. It Ih cbat'Kod that ono man to Ht uomliiatwl on tbo tlrkwt In thU conn- , ty Mpint nearly a tlioimnnd dollar) In a hIiikIu precliu't. and then did not net on tho ticket. Thnt othei-H apeut large hiiiiih In en; ryliiK HhtttM at the Mime primary elec 135 Court St AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. ' tlon Is woll-known. This nbuao has been crowing until large numbers of voters refuflo to ko to the primary clee- r tlons unless well paid, Thoso who havo holped carry pri mary olectloiiB, and this wrltor Is wll- ng to admit that he has had export cnc. 'nw that It takes tromomlous offorts to get out anything liho a full putty vote. I A syHtom that will got out n larger ',UUl mor I'l,roflontatlvo voto r hot'1 , imrtlos, provont repenting, and not mortKnKO cnndldntas to tho saede, will he an Improvement. It Ih believed thnt direct nomination will do thin, nt leaat It will make the pooplo more effective In selecting can dhlntcH, nnd make It possible to get nomlnntloiiH without lnrno oxpendl turoH of money. Direct nomination Is democratic, and If the Australian ballot Ih Hound in ptlnclplo, thon direct nomination Ih Hound In prlncl)le. O' MEN WHO CAN DE "USED." On Juno lHt, two yearn uko, the Ore Konlan Raid: "I'lerco Mnyn Ih to ho tho honoflclnry of tho MltchoIl-McLlrldo machino'B Hpoclnl effort to defeat ono Republi can Htato senatorial candidate If Smith, luninn and Hunt can pull tboin hoIvob throuRh with such help nH tho "pUHh" can find It convonlont to give, well and Reed; but If not, let them go to tho deuce. Tho flrHt lntorcHt of the BniiK Ih In Mnya, hocaimo Maya has boon tried by Mitchell, nnd not found wanting. Ho haH often been used, nnd Is nlwnyn "usablo." Hero wo find referonco mndo to tho "piiHh," tho "gang" nnd to MayH, who haa always been found "UHablo" by Mitchell. Mr. Scott Ih now found to bo tho chief dopendonco In tho dirt throwing procoHH'of this nnmo "gang," "piiHh," etc., nnd, ho far nB tho aver- ago country Kopuhllcan enn boo, Ih ub "UBiihlo" by Mitchell aH MayH wall two yearH ago, In Tact, to mnko thin mnttor plnln will Mr. Srott favor tho peoplo of Ore gon with a column editorial explaining why he himself Ih not now being "UHed" by tho "gang" and Mltcholl ful ly iih much an MayH waH two yearn ago? A column should milllco, hut, If not, then JiiHt a few words along thnt line. DON'T FORGET THE SOCIALIST BROTHER. R. It. Ryan, of this city. Is tho So cialist cnmllilnto for governor, mid thoro nro hoiiio strong polntH In his fa for. He Ih a farmer, and In reality tho only farmer running for olllco. Ih a farmer, aud In roullty tho only farmer running for olllco. Ah agaliiHt n lawyer and a banker nnd u preacher (tho Prohi) ho ought to run well, If tho fnrinorH rally to tho mipport of a muu of tholr own occu pation. It Is charged agaliiflt him that ho Is a very active ami succesBful roal es tate man, mid Is renlly laying up some money, nnd on thnt account liable to bo scratched by tho most radical So clallstH. In IiIh dofoiiHo it can he mild that ho In not a landed moiiopollHt, iih his farm consists of only a fow neros. Mr. Ryan Is probnbly as froo from objec tion iih any man In thnt party. In making up his staff. If elected, wo hope It will not ho Inconvenient to glvo Cnpt. Northcutt a pretty Htlff po rtion. Nnrthcutt Ih a monopolist In Hovoral dlroctlmiH, but not oiioiikIi to hurt. Hut let iih not forget thnt the Soolal iHts nro In tho inco, nnd mny duoldo tho election In favor of FiiiiiIhIi or Chainborlaiu. O" ONE FAIR PARTY PAPER. The AMtorla Nowh, Republican, Ih fair enough to print thU: Tho Salem Journal Han "Tho Port laud OroKonlau inUrupronunu the DomncmtM of OroHou in waving tholr platforms on tliw Philippine repro sontH n policy of 'Hcuttle.' Their plat form dousi not ndvocntrt the nlmudon mont of tho UlnmU. On the contrary. It takew IntelllKtmt and patriotic gmtind in fnvor of aiwertln; American sovereignty In trade relntlons to glvu iih the benellt or their commerce. In stead of tnlng It for tho truat. This is advocated by men like Corbett. nnd has been the policy of Mr. Scott until IiIh recent Hop." o TIME FOR A CHANGE IN OREGON. The last Oregon lagUlatme wuh en tirely under the control of the llrown-ell-Fulton-Kuykondoodle stripe of ph Itlcluu and It appropriated so much money for sjrafu that It take 7.4 iuIIIb state tax this year. There Ih urgently needed a different stripe ot men In the legislature, and. owing to the record made by the Re publicans In putting Marlon county on a cnHh biuW. we believe the Marion county ticket should lie elected The next legislature ought to cut down the state tax, and enact some laws to put some money In the treas ury besildtw a hind tax as W new the case the whole load Is nut on prop erty. In the Ohio legislature they have Just out the appropriations, the total being a,a8S.MG lens than the amount oskeU for In the estimate submitted, and In consequence a number of clerk shine were reduood. flte total appropriation of the Ohio bill, when It left the hands of the com mittee, was H.160.I3T.ST. The bill for 19Q0 parried appropriations amounting to J6.S30.S3UH The bill this ywr. U JUOSSTOa 1N than vm and ?dS..;yt this kRowhrtjc te In Its Ih(m nm m mm the bill for hwt yar, Th t)sraHh I hut id yuus oU. Th the Capital Ohio has eight or ton times the pop ulation and about twenty times tho wealth or Oregon, but tho last legisla ture In Oregon salted the peoplo of this state for nearly threo millions of I appropriations. That was about a million dollars too much on account of tho hlghstuto tax. When tho people get tho referendum they enn kill somo of tho jobs, o ALL SCUTTLE TALK AN INVEN- TION. The Oregon Domocrats demand tho withdrawal of tho United States from tho Philippine)! San Jose Mercury. Tho exclamation point Is well put. Where Is the man in Oregon who im agines thnt the "antl-lmperlallBts" will not mnko a groat deal over this propo sition of the Oregon Domocrnts In caso of tho success of that party In June In cane of the election of Chamberlain, for Instance? It must not bo done. Snlom Statesman. Tho San Joso Mercury man unod to work on tho Portland Orogonlan, and, like ninny other people, ho gets no other paper, and bo ho bellovos what It says, and his mistake Is never cor rected. Uut tho Statesman knows tho Ore gonlnu Hob, for it has said ho, and It should not blindly follow a lying state ment llko thnt of the Orogonlan, thnt tho Democratic platform doiunnds a scuttle from tho Philippines. Tho Journal challenges tho Oregon- particular delight to tho supporters of Inn or the Statesman to show from ( t. j. Famish for governor, thnt Inns tho Democratic platform nny words ' ,., as Senator Mitchell's friends that menu scuttle. Show a single word that demands recall of our troops or lowering our Hag. You can't do It, although you will novor bo honest enough to ndmlt it. There Is nothing but good sentiment In tho Democratic state platform, and Hcutlmonts thnt nro backed by oml- tmnt Tlntitllillnnlla ' Tho Domocratlc and Republican pnr- ties nro bad enough without lying! about thorn. Tho Domocratlc platform Ih not a Bcuttlo plntform, but it takos a Bound and patriotic position on thoi y0ii can Smother a COUgh PhlllpplnoB. ,, Tho BCiittloelbinent Is prosont In all, With J'OUr hand Dllt )'0ll cant parties, but it was very smnll In tho'cure fc tt way. Some medi Domoointlc state convention, nnd It f . i l,,.,. pnlK was voted down, nnd tho Oregon Dom - ocrnts have gone on record for JtiBt what McKlnley ndvocated. rnoy niivocnio iiHicpomionco lor 1110 . w , . 1 fll Phlllpplnos whenever tho peoplo niVcOUgllS Can t DC Cttrca U11U1 rendy for It. and that Ih Just about' 1C inflammation which catlSCS 8,,ono,,(: 0 jthem has been replaced by what next? healthy tissue. And now the Oregonlun says In 180S , ,, . . .i.. it, 1.1 n A nt the Simon ticket was again recognl.ed 1 1S CXaCtly th; k"ld f hn the Republican ticket, though tbo J thorough WOrk ScottS Emill Alltchell mon forced the nomination of c;m1 rlnpc. It chailCCS the (leer for govornor." Considering that tho ontlro dologa- tlon of Mitchell ...on from Multnomah county wns expelled from tho ABtorin convention, what powor they must have had In n body whoro they had NEW USE H)R In the Field of Medical Science Its Aid is Working a Profound Reformation. Klectrklty Is tho motlvo of tho unl verso; the life principle of everything animated ami luaulmato, nnd tho physlcnl llfo of ninn. When propotly nnd sclentlllcully employed ns n med ical agent In tho treatment of acute and chronic dlsenseti It has no equal, but is vastly superior to all .nodical ngunu known to the profession for the restoration of parsons to' health who nro nffoctud with any of the vn rloits disease, becauso of its life-giving, vitalising, neutralising, equalis ing, alterative, liarinonlxlng, soothing, anodyne or tonic effects. It will change the morbid aud debilitated conditions of the system In many cases after nil other modes of treat ment have fulled, becnuse of its me chanical power nnd adaptability of ac tion, which can he used to produce n powerful anodyne or soothing effect, unlike medicines), without Injury, lie ware of physicians who have not giv en the time nnd study to electricity uocemry to make them competent to use the agents successfully In the treatment of acute and chronic dis eases. Electrical stimulation quickens the two prime organs of puHncfttlon (liv er and kidneys) to life and activity. Wonderful cures are reported daily, and grateful friends send the utnet in teresting artiMinU how under this .hosH splendid syetew of self-trent-mHt. their ye begun to sparkle, their veins aud their muscular and nervous system regain nil the elastic ity of early youth. The kite celebrated Dr. W. A. Mn mowd. of New York, formerly surgeon geueml of the U. S. army, lately lec tured uiKiii the subject of "Klectru. MagnsHlc Treatment." and advbsed ail meillral men to make a trial of theee ngeurlM. deecritdug at the same time me wont remarkable cure he had made. This U certainly worthy ot note. The mmfc and nature of the leciro-magneuc nwr are things which are above; human comprefeett- OH. Of Ute e.rclt of the powers we are &l wU aware and the knowl edge of Its m are common to all; journal A Sprnig Tonic Now is the tlmo to get rid of the impurities thnt have accumulated in the system during the winter. The best medicine to purify the blood and build up the system is llostcttcr's Stomach Bitters, A lew do?cf will convinco you It also cures indigestion. Dyspepsia, Con stipation, Headache and Insomnia. HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters. not a single vote! Tho volco of the people from every county was for Geer's nomination, which wns made by acclamation, nnd was, so far as tho odltor of Tho Journnl knows, tho only liiBtnnco of. the kind In the his tory of tho party In tho state. It was ono tlmo when the voice of the people was not suppressed In a state conven tion. What next? t o Bears the si 8 Kind You llavs Alway3 BougM Hy mlBroprosentatlon, the Orogon Ian tries to put the Statesman and Tho Journnl In tho Bruno position. The I'undloton Kast Orogonlan says: "Tho Salem Statesman Is arguing with no ,n,i0 coalition with Domocrnts In Multnomah county, two years ago, a coalition of Senator Simon's friends with Democrats is Justifiable now. The ' Portland Orogonlan considers this a vcry singular position for tho Republi can Statesman to tnke. The States man Is right from a standpoint of con sistency, but wrong from a standpoint of politics just now, particularly as tho Orogonlnn views things this year." . , , . , , SMO 1 1 1 KK A LUUUl'1. ,l'int - : U1") ni" t Scott's Emulsion cures them. Old coughs and deep-rooted I cntrc naturC of tllC throat and , .i,. 4.1, nA :a nntlii'nfr l""gS .S, that JhCrC 1S ll0thinS to COUgh about. send for 1'ree Sample. 6COTT& BOWNK,Cbemlts,409l,(irt6t.,N.Y ELECTRICITY olectrlc light was known ut tho tlmo of tho great Contonnlnl only as a nov- olty, too costly for nny practical uso. Tho tolophono Is of Into dnto, and the electro-.nagnotlc cttrront appllod to tho human body for tho euro of diseases moro rocont. All wo know is its mar velous oxlstonco. This much Is be yond dispute. Electricity Is its "gorm of llfo." nnd Is, beyond doubt, tho la tent power that moves the human body. If medicine has failed to cure you don't give up. It has failed to cure thousands that now owe health and happiness to Dr. Darrln, now in Snlem. More Cures by Dr. Darrln. Mrs. II. J. Alien, 179 Hamilton Ave., Portland, catarrh of the stomach and bowels, hemonhnges, etc., bedfast, cured. 1''. P. Sawtoll. Independence, Wash. dyspepsia and kidney complaint, pro nounced Rrlght's disease by some physicians, restored. T. L. Williams, tiro, of Williams & Oroat. G North Front streot, Portland, deufnosM and ringing noises In the ears for years, cured. 0. F. Merrimnu. postmaster nt Med- ford, Ore., writes his wife was cured of catarrh, bronchitis and asthma symptoms two years ago. A. U Jones. Athena, Ore., neuralgia In the eyes for 15 years, cured eight years ago. Mr. Ion. of Medford. Ore., rapidly recovering from rheumatism and numhnens. Dr. Darrin's Place of Business. Dr. Darrln gives free consultation at the Willamette hotel. Salem, from 10 to 6 and from T to S daily. AH cur able, chronlo. ncute and private ills lases confidentially and successfully treated. Circulars and question blanks sent free to any address, ami corre spondence solicited. Most cases can receive home treatment after one visit to the doctor's oBJce. Ilatteries and ueiu tuntlshed with full directions foi their use. Cross eyes, rupture, tu- wore, varicocele, hydrocele, seminal eaxuee and stricture cured In every . Diseases of women an impor tant solaiti-.nnickiy relieved. The hoot treated free, except medlelne from to U dally. Dr. Darrln remains until June 1st ' Coryallis k Eastern Railroad TJMJfi GAIiD. No. 2 For Yaqulna: Train leaves Albauy 12:60 p. m Train leaves Corv'ailla.... 1:50 p. m Tialu arrived Yuqulna . 0:15 p tu. hi., i ueLUrninp: Leaves Yaquluu 0'OOn. m Loaves Corvallls 11:30 a. ni Arrives Albauy 12:15 p. ui No. 3 For Detreit: . Leaves Albany 7:00 a. m. Arrives Detroit t 12:16 p. m No. 4 From Detreit: Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. m Arlvcs Albany 5:40p.ra. Trains 1 arrives in Albany in time to connect with tho 8. P. south bound, train, is well ns k'lving two or threo Hours in Albnnv before departure of 8. P. North bound train for Portland. Train No 2 connects with tho 8. P. west side train at CorviJlle Crossing for Inuorenilence, AicMJnnvlllo nuu points north to Portland. all J. Ionian, Kdwin Stonk, Agcnt,Albany. Manage T1,a Ta Is tho only lino J lie Vjrreat operating wcok 1 ry f T 1 1 'y personally KOCK lSlanCi conducted tour - 1st excursion Kcute cars botweon Portland a n d Chicago change vln, tho world's great est sconlc line, making close connec tions nt Chicago In Union Depot for all points East. Dally standard sleep ing car between Salt Lake City, Denvor and Chicngo, buffet, library, smoking cars between Pueblo. Denver and Chi cago. Tho most roasonnblo dining car service between Pueblo nnd Chica go, ir you nro going 10 ivansns uuy, Omaha, Des Moines, Chicngo or any .wuiiiub, wiui..ieju u u.. nlace Kast. you should onoulro about tho Oreat Rock Island Routo boforo purchasing your ticket. Ask your nearest agent about It, or wrlto for foldors, and any Information desired. A. E. COOPER, Gen. Agt., Portlnnd, Oro. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our tender nnd dellcoua meats, stenke, IsMb or mutton chops' veal cutlets or ;ork, Our mcate are oil cut from the fattest ind nriincat cuttle, and wo ran supply your tnblo will, freeli, nntritimu tuul wholepome meats nt bed rock prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 101 Every Time Our brow is put in competition with other beers, it alone elands the test when all tho rest aro knocked out. Haa 1 reputation gained solely on its merit. Noted for purity, tono and strength, and universally popular. Iliubly bentllcial (or the invalid. Kqunlly so a as it ablo beer, stimulating, health-giving,-; a'atable $2 HO for a case of two dozen hottles. Hottlsd by the .Salem Capital Brewery. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop. Snlem, Oregon. THE FLORENCE .a rail? m8ntPl iin l'8pital for he treatment of chronic and aurgical u oT' LW0nFut.yer,e8p?J!7,Ior th0 PurP8 'or which it ie of tl, rftv Th-y Ioc? tod .within four b,ocl'a r te buaineas part t Irauffhn iS'tiJiS,!?!?8 moAota Jornlahlngg and latoat appliances end efciol l uih' Pi?ate1 hoi watur d K.ted by gae nHvfltIhon1y,n,ife re.? ckcau have the comforts of au ?h5gant without CinuLnbIne5l ,th nU the advantages of a general hoepital nttffns lS!.C0Dlu'i?a,.Mli Sublicity ttding one. Ontaide rsaiaS .?. 3 ca,8e8 ,n tre7ted wl1' b greatest courtesy, and notwrne'or00; For ter"'8 ".further informa- CARTWRIGHT, M. D. SUPT, V,SIT08S WELCOMED BETWEEN 2 AM) 4 P. M R. All Ladies SARGENT GEM Arc pleased with it, and they 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, thut.it adds to home economy by utilizing "left overs." Housekcepeis want Sargent's Gem Food v-.ujcr dsjsoon as they R. M. WADE & CO. amp UwittH PACIFIC DKPART KOK TIME SCHEDULES From i'ortlnnd, Or, AU1UV8 FROM Cblrago Portland Special Salt l4kp. Benyer. Ft, Worth, Omalia, Kansas 8:50 a. in. U1IT, HI, ijOHIW, UlilCXfcO 4:3Jp m. via. Hunt liiKton "AtiVntfe' Exprcta v p. m. rift Hunt lugtou aim .81, Salt Lake, Peiivcr Kt. Worth, Omaha, KatiKoa Cilr. at. Louts. (Jhlcapo SilOa. m. aud Kat. U Paul Walla" W'allnr"UcwlVtoiT," Spokane. Wallaro, I'ull- I Knit Mall o:i3 p, m. Via man, MImieapolla Ht. l'aul, Duluth.MlhTaitkee ChlcaRo, and Eaat, :0' in Sroka.no I 72 HOURS , 72 rORTLAMDiTO CHICAGO no tnanje oi tars Through tickets via this route to all 1 Eaetern points on Balo at Southern Pa- cine depot olllco. OCEAN AND RIVEH SCIIEDULU From Portland All Minns rtnles subject 10 cnniiRO For an Franclpco Ball every fiUa)h 8 p. m. p. m Daily exeunt summy 8 p m. BMunlny IQli.m, COUIMniA RIVKIt ToAslorla and Way LandliiRt. 4 d. m. ex. Bund it WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for Port- 1,11 It, rr I mi . ' iiwmnigH.m ii.Bjuy,inura ' "8 n.ml BftiuniBya, nooui iu a. m. j.0 or Corvallls vnd way landings, Mondays, Wedneednys and Fridnye nt about 5 p. m. A. L. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN, Gen. 1'obh. Agt. Agt. O. R. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Balom, Oro. At Easter Time is when the building business will ho in full 6wlng. If you hnvon't given your ordera for your lumber requirements it will pay you to get estimates from Gooilnlu Lumber Co., for any and all kinds of lumber for out or inside work, lath, shingles, panh,.doorp, blinds and everything needed in this line. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8, P. PnsB'r. depot. Phono 0T1I. A Man Who is Not Fastidious. About his laundry work will take it to "any old place," but thoBe who are well bred, and want their linen to bo fault less in tta color nnd finish will seek out tho Salem Steam laundry in tlmo, juet as water finds its level. Our laundry work i incomparable, nnd is the per fection of tho laundrymnn'a art. Try us. Salem Steam Laundry COLONKL J. OLMSTKn, I'ltOmiKTOR. D0I1OD8 D. OLMBTKD, MOB. rhone -111 230 Liberty BtreH SANATORIUM Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER hear of it. X . t-.- -.