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day.
Is glvln thousands of women health,
glntf pirns which made their lives so
and emaciated forms are the results
part
lhaw
with the torture of Irregular
Beauty flees quickly
inarp pains of failing of the womb
Menstrual Irregularities rob the eye of Its fire and the complexion of Its
transparency. Leucorrhoea drains the body of Its strength, but Wine of
Cardul restores the natural buuty, brightens the eye, clurs the complexion,
rounds out the figure end brings back the vigor of hulth. Every druggist
la this city handles $1.00 bottles of Wine of Cardul.
rt drt tfii llUralan, .Mr, tlttnt yinptotn", "Tin Tdta' Adttmry
UtpttUnut,'' Tb CtitU.Mg Modlclw Comptay, Chllinooj Tmn.
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.CHICAGO STORE..
II
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
We are now ready for business. The addition to uur store Is now complete, We
can more easily hsodle our Increaslof trade We ire In business to do business and
when It comes to low prices on reliable coods we take to back seat from any house
In America no matter how lane. We can prove those convincing facts to you every
day you vlilt our store. Read en:
Men's 3 5c Merino underwear..
IOC
15c
noy's 29c overalls
SOO wain taffeta silk waists
$2.95
15C
13C
meat yscnecK scans
Aoys'25csfaw
en'a taaM from .
s'zscsfawh
lats.
Z5CUP
Children's fancy trimmed dresses 25cup
uniiarrirs 30c rrimmea nais-.
25c lace suited hose ...
hemoiPts dress goods, hair price.
Hemnants table lines, hair price.
25c
tsc
Wn AIIE TUB MAKERS OP LOW
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Court Street, Salem. Oregon
J
$
YyTyX , tho
The Woman Behind The Tub I
Ho good to her! Give her tho btnt water, the boot tubs I
tS Diamond "C" Lz,,
w Diamond "C" Sonp U not a new soup lMiiiid It is a rvctinl W Vk
of seven yoara ot succotw. It Is usod by tens of thousand of a
fB Ail ",0 urK',tNi liousokcopvrs In tho country. I u
m fM They uro It bocaiuo It In Kotl; becnuao It does better work I Vk
'M ffflm nUl S099 further than nuy other lauudry tonp. H Vv
M I aAYKmAMON'p"0,,VUAIMKliS.-WnrileemtiB!nfornlJwuirf 1 W
fig lM umJu1 mid itUnmitvH nrtlt- lltutrntl book liawimr Su) lirwuiuttM I tt
Mm ! m Klvenrorwraiiient,iteutonrwiuut. A otal will brluit It U
Hi III I Ffemlum Dept., The Cudahy Packing Co., So. Omaha, Neb.
WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE
Wlien Columbias and Hartfords are to be had at such reasonable
prices and on such easy terms, This is an age 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 mightily to cycling comfort and pleasure
Be up-to-date and get
wheels to rent
mw L6HM'
gm
Beauty is Health.
Walnut Lake, Ark., Juno 8, IK.
X thank run for th benefit I rneelT.d -frora
giursdyloaand th Win of Cardul I took la
r terrible condition. My llfo wm no plemro
tomest all and I wm til no we, to anvbody.
After reooirinjr your bdriee na medicine X
oommenoed Ukln It and began Immediately to
lmprore. The pains loit roe and tho moniee,
X bare rained strength and taj weight
lias inortftaed. Myhuebam
nu nays .no raeaiciiiv
ears the medleTi
niemcme osiier loosini
nit
tlian erer before.
Mrs. LtZZIB MANNELt
Womanly htallh meant brlaht tyti, rosy
chttki, clur complexion and elasticity or form
This It th youth unmtaiurcd by years the
beauty 61 perfect womanhood. Beautiful wo.
men are nippier and get more out of life than
their alitert whose faces Indicate suffering
Wine of Cardul made Mn. Manned "better look.
bi$" and Infinitely happier became It cured her
ofthose terrible pain. Out the Is no exception.
WINECARDUI
buuty and freedom from the drag,
miserable. Wan faces, haggard eyes
of suffering.
What sulfering can com
menstruation, leucorrhoea and falling of
btfore the ravages of such disease. The
deepen the crow tracks In the face.
This algnaturo la on every box of tho gcnulno
Laxative Bromo-Ouininc Tablets
remedy Ibat oiwh ii mill In (inn lny.
i
i
ii
Dlr specials In wash (ooJs, calicoes, and
ilnthams.
75c calico wrappers . ..35c
Ladles' toe stoc'lnis 4c
Paris Point kid (lover, all shades. $1.35
duality ... . 79c
lOcslde combs 5c
8c 34 inch carter elastic, best made
per yd .... ,4c
$2.0u white skirts trimmed with 4
rows torchon lace $1 25
f
PRICES ON RELIABLE COODS.
if
This signature Is on every bet: of tbo gonalnrt
Laxative Bromo-Ouininc Tablet
reuody that enros o oolit tn uno tlojr.
the benefit of them,
O. J. WIL.SON
&tsm0U'? mm'i - ,x ((t
iifliiiniiMMiiii niimiKr in TwrtiSuisnsr
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j&tfdnal Ha$e of
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Members Northwest Afternoon Newa
paper League.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
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COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Joint Sonator for Marlon and I.lnn
Counties.
W. H. IIOI1SON, of Stnyton.
Stato Senator.
K. M. CIIOISAN, of Salem.
SQUIIIB FAHUAIt, of Salem.
Hoprosanlatlvofl.
FRANK DAVKY, of Salem.
H. T. JUDD, of Aumsvllle.
THOS. D. KAY, of Salem.
A. M. LAFOLLBTT, of Uroolcs.
J. D. SIMMONS, of Monitor.
Sheriff.
JOHN F. STBIWISIl, of Jefferson.
Cleric.
JOHN W. IIOLAND, of Salem.
Itocordor.
JOHN C. SIEGMUND,, of OervalB.
Troofliiror.
W. Y. ItlCIIARDSON, of Stayton.
Commissioner.
WM. MILKY, of Aurora.
ABBossor.
CIIAItLKS I.KMDCKB, of Uilttovillo.
Survoyor.
HYIION D. HI3RHICK, Jr., of Turner.
Cororor.
A. M.OLOUaiI, of Salem.
Justlco of tho I'pacc.
(Salem DlBtrlct)
K. D. HORGAN, of Snlom No. 1.
Constablo.
OEOItOn II. IRWIN, of Salem No. 2.
o
18 QEER AN OFFICE-SEEKER?
Not only has tho organ of tho Fur
iiIhIiHoh nt Portland constantly mis
reprosontod Simon, Moody nnd Geer,
and tholr friends, but It lins boon por
Blstontly offonslvo since Its victory
over tho decont olomeuts of tho Re
publican party, and tho triumph of
Jack Mnttliuwlsm and FurnlflhlHiu. It
iiBsuiuod to Bhut tliuso old and tried
lenders and supportorn of Ilopubllcan
Ism out, and has dono nothing but
shown zeal In eulogizing tho faction
It hns always fought as unworthy of
public confidence Now It booIcb to
Sundries, repairing,
135 Court Sti
THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1902.
EWlHgifciiSMlJSMSWSSM I
-A
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
. brand Governor doer as a persistent
ofuco-scckor
J "Tho Orogonlnn will be glad to Bee
Govornor Geer a candidate for tho
United States senate. It will be glad
I to soo Ills spirits rlso with tho pros
j poet, till ho shall discover once moro
jthat tho world Is not wholly a cave of
gloom. Nobody has a bettor right to
, bo a candidate for the sonnto than
Governor Geer. And the Oregonlan
wlshos him well. However. It always
has a disposition to utter a word of
! caution to thoso who build all tholr
expectations on politics, and who set
ofllco up boforo thorn nB their main
stay, chlof good and final hope. Con
found It, thero arc so many sotlmcks!"
Oregonlan, April 28th.
Is It true that Geer has been only
an ofllco mendicant? Has ho always
"built all his expectations on poll-1
tics?" Has omco.hol.llng been 1,1s main j
nnnlllinnnti ntiil "Unfil Iinni9" Cn .11.1.
occupation and "final hope?" Or did
ho sorvo as many years as Jncob did
Lahan before he got tho coveted prlzo
of the governorship at tho hands of
tho Ilopubllcan manngors?
What 1b the history of Govornor
Geer's sorvlcos to tho Republican par
ty? Ho was In tho legislature several
tlmos for which ho hud tho prlncoly
salary of $120 a term, and ho took fow
or no peroiilBltos, and legislated him
self nnd his relatives Into no olflcos.
On tho other hand, ho mado the Re
publicans a modol speaker of tho
House, and there was no deadlock ovor
tho sonatorshlp, but every Ilopubllcan
wont to tho Joint caucus on 'a verbal
announcement that a senator was
elected without anyono being bought
with appropriations or federal olllcos.
Ho next made sovcrul campaigns,
and notably tho ono whon Lord was
elected, and then his own campaign,
rolling ut Ilopubllcan majorities that
mndo Oregon so hopelessly Ilopubllcan
that Mr. Furnish oxpects to be put In
l.l. ,l.r. (In.. tf .... n.l.lll.l.k n . . .n , ..
if uiu iiou ut iiu iiiiiiiinu in uiiiuum i
whatever. So strong did Govornor
Geer become as a campaignor that
Govornor Ponnoyor said that ho could
stand It to have any man sont out ovor
tho stnto aftor him but Geer, saying
the latter was unable to undo all hi
could do to win tho farmors away from
tho Uopubllcnns, admitting he was no
mntch for Geer on tho stump.
For his services In 189C ho was
promised tho Portland collectorshlp,
but wns trlqlcod out of It by tho very
faction that Harvey Scott Is lined up
with today, ami at which tho people of
tho Ptuto woro bo outragod that thoy
started a tidal wave that made Geer
governor, the only olllco ho has ovor
lind worth anything, and that paying
not enough to support a man If ho
would live In an executive rtmnslon, ns
a govornor should llvo. That Is tho
tucord. Does that constitute Guor a
man who cannot llvo without olllco?
Geer supported hlmsolf on his farm,
although ho was not a great monoy
maker nt any time, nnd was probably
In debt when ho was elected govornor.
but caii It bo fairly said that ho wns
an olllco-moudlcant? If ho had hold
tho Portland rolloctorshlp a toini, and
been flrod out of It ilch, and had been
rich ovor sluco, nnd had been enjoying
tho spoils of politics nnd olllclal pal
toiuigo ovor sltico, as Harvoy Scott
has, ho could bo accused of rolylng on
olllclal pap as the "main stay, chief
good and Until hopo" of his llfo.
Whnt did Geer glvo tho Republican
imity for honoring him with tho gov
ernorship? Tho clnlm of the Oregon
lan that ho was nominated by tho
Mitchell faction Is not borne out by
tho history of that convention. Geer
and his friends carrlod Marlon county
and gavo Lord a delognte from his
own precinct as a matter of courtesy,
thnt tho 8cott-Fultcm-FurnlHh faction
would have done well to omulute.
Geer carried besides ovory othor coun
ty In tho stnto, and tho Mitchell-Republican
delegation was not given
seats In the state convention. That
tho pro-convontlon light nt Snlem by
the now vociferous convention organ
was sham and frivolous Is proven by
the fact thnt it was dropped tho mo
ment It had accomplished Its puriuvse,
and will not be revived. As against
the attacks ot the Portland Oregonlan
and the Salem Sentinel. Geer rendered
tho Ilopubllcan party the Incalculable
service of Improving the state govern
ment In every way during his term.
No stnto has bettor managed Institu
tions, nnd In nil of them there has
boon maintained a clean management.
On his recent ho r-ouhl l.nv. . ,1
made n canvass as the nominee for
governor thnt would have oarrled the
whole ticket, and cost the party very
little monoy. Ho was threatened by
defeat only by the faction that has
put up Furnish.
Hut such service is not wanted b
the powers In control of the Ilepubli
can party ot Mul-ten-uo-my county
The Tammany heelers who cluster
about the Portland postofllee building
under Jack Matthews' wings, prefer
the kind of a candidate who has to
buy his way at the primaries, and who
will have to tnp his barrel and Mark '
Hnuna'8 In order to get enough votes
to elect him. The economical ram
palgns conduoted by a hayseed from
the Waldo Hills that roll up big urn
Jortties at very little expeuse are not
wanted by the highbinder element of
Portland. Whan tho linrr.il hn ant t.
be tapped they will have drippings.'
Under their advlee Mr. Furnish will
have to feel his way aloug tho lines ot j
the least resistance. If they had want'
ed the assistance ot Mr. Geer and his I
friends In this earn pal gn the)' have
had a queer way or showing their love,
The slurs at Geer being an otUek.
er art) enleulated t drive a milder man
i i i
tbe Capital
out of tho party. They are not colon
i intod to harmonize Mr. door and his
' frlonds. Tho Orogonlan's rule or ruin
policy may whip some men Into line,
and roll up a majority for Mr. Fur-
nlsh. But It looks as awkward a way
of trotting at It as to commdnco skin-
nlng a cat by the tall. It may sue-
' ceeri. but success will loave It worse off
than defeat. Success may at tlmos bo
too dearly bought for the state and tho
people and tho party. Tho salvation
of tho Republican party will bo noar
or accomplished by the defeat of Mr.
Furnish than by his election.
O'
THE SALEM CELEBRATION.
This in going to bo Salem's great
your of progress.
The demand for new houses nnd
business openings was nevor so groat.
Tlin mimlinr nt nemiln onmlnp 1inr
ot lornto ,.. m , gon8
The nwakenlng Is seoon In tho way
the business men are taking hold of
tho celobratlon of tho Fourth.
Thero Is nothing out of roach of tho
Capital City business nion thnt hns
merit, and this feeling has been de
veloped by tho existence of the Great
er Salem Commercial Club.
Tho Snlom colebratlon, If carried on
as projected, and with tho spirit that
has boon thrown Into It so far, will
easily ecllpso anything of tho kind un
dertaken In Wostorn Oregon this yonr,
or ever boforo.
A MARION COUNTY EXHIBIT.
Tho question Is up, will Marlon
county put up a county oxhlblt nt tho
stato fair?
Mat Ion has dono bo sovoral tlmos,
and, of course, whon alio does hor host
she wins over tho whole Btato.
Tho stnto fair board offors $1000 in
premiums to bo given for the best
county oxhlblt.
Marlon county should by all moans
have an oxhlblt, and the state fair
managers wo.uhl bo glad to have the
Salem Push Club undertnko tho mat
ter. In the meantime piivate citizens
who will undertnke to put up n county
oxhlblt enn communicate with J. II.
Settloiulet", at Woodbutn, who Is very
much Interested that this county shnll
be represented In the contost.
WHEN YOU JUMP, JUMP TO WIN.
Thnt seems to be the whole of Mr.
Scott's present theory of polities to
lie always prepared to Jump with tho
winning crowd. He admits sizing up
the situation, nnd, figuring up Simon n
loser, Jumped with the other crowd.
Ho (Igured out they wore going to
win, uudjie wanted to be In the win
ning t'towd. Thnt's what we- all like
to do, but wo can't all swallow what
wo have been saying was bnd and unfit
for public consumption.
Speaking of Geer. Moody and othors
who "guessed wrong." ami went down
to defeat at tho hands of tho highly
moral gontlomen who are known ns
tho Multnomah delegation, ho rubs It
in nnd snys:
"Thoy had to choose between Simon
and autl-Slmon. and their choico was
wrong. They couldn't guess right.
They hesitated, they .took counsel,
they debated, nnd then thoy took the
leap. Tho sequol showed thnt thoy
Jumped the wtottg wny. They found
themselves to tho windward of shelter
In a freeilug gnlo."
Gentlemen, you have simply Jumped
tho wrong way. Thero Is no such
thing In politics as moral considera
tions or respecting friendships. Tram
plo suoh Billy notions under foot, and
Jump to the winning side.
People you havo always said were
unprincipled, dangerous to good gov
ernment and associates of the criminal
classes are Just the other way whon
you Jump over nnd Join their faction.
As Hamlet advised one of the spies
set upon him by the man who had mur
dered his father: "Thrift, Horatio,
thrift. Crook the pregnant hinges of
tho knees that thrift may follow fawn
ing."
Yet at no .time In the history of the
statu was the servlue of the best ele
ment ot the Republican party m badly
needed as nt present,
o
The meu who are making the ftgM
fur direct noinlimUon are in earnest.
They are not caring' whether they go
l" U,e l,ltt're r ot-
wvr et "' or 0 Tkty
are already at work on the bill, sad
propose a cleaner order of things, for
Marlon county at least.
to
ulp-
The House Furnishing Co.
'I at., next ta TVut AiUm c. . c, . . ..
SOS Com'! at., next to Post office
MMnithlmii
iii i i n
3-ournal
Senator Drownoll, of Claclcnmas
county, Is telling tho people of that
county to re-elect him so ho can bo
chnlrmanofthorallwayscommlttee. Ho
probably does not come as high to the
railroads as some othors would. Incl
dontally ho tolls them ho Is a candi
date for United Stutos sonator, with
a good show of election, becauso ho
fays bo knows how the thing Is dono.
He seems to have all tho newspapers
on both sides down tboro hypnotized.
At least they nil malntnln nn eloquent
silence.
A Portland paper has shown groat
wisdom in putting a Marlon county
man In charge of its stato political
page. Tho Portland reporters are lost
In stato politics ns completely as a
man from the Intorlor would be If he
undertook to size up politics In Jack
Matthews' ward at Portland.
o
- Whether you stand by tho Filipinos
or the farmors of Oregon In this cam
1 palgn Is a question ot color. Let us
get a better stato govornmont at home
boforo wo undertnko to assumo tho re
sponsibilities of the Malay archipelago
To merely any you bollovo In the
peoplo electing United States sonntors
ny direct vote or the peoplo Is one
thing; to give them a chanco to ex
press thomselvos Is nnothor, and that
Is what Governor Geer Is going to do,
There Is probably no primary law
that would moot the necessities of tho
second ward of Salem, or a town like
Woodbum, but In most othor precincts
It would have some effect
It was a compllmont to the Salem
Press Club to llavo tho Orogonlnn
plnco A. R. Prescott, of Salem, In
chargo of Its state political page at
Portland.
Thero nro 10,(fb0 laborors organized
In Orogon. If thoy voto ns thoy talk
Jim Godfroy will bo elected stato print
er, nnd the biggest graft In Orogon will
be broken.
Putting Mark Ilauna at tho head of
a national commission to settle the
dlfforoncos botweon capital nnd labor
don't seem to work well.
o-
Jack Matthews and Harvoy Scott
Boom to think that tho peoplo of Ore
gon nro dead easy, and porhnps thoy
are right.
-o
Salem has shown again nnd again
thnt the boat ciassos of standard plays
can got good paying houses,
o
Thoro are not tunny womon "too
rich to mnrry," and thoro seems to bo
only ono play of that tmmo.
o
A puror primary law would not be
so ontlroly unnecessary as somo poli
ticians soom to think.
o
Hvcesslvo taxation always cnusos
stagnation. Thnt Is what alls Orogon
today.
o
Mr. Furnish was well treated by al
the Salem newspapers.
Organized labor has at last gained
a foothold at Salem,
o
Not agreeably mated Is tho latest
phrase for divorces,
o
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Joint Senator Marlon nnd Linn
Counties.
JOHN A JKFFREY, of Salem.
State Senators.
L. II. McMAHAN, Salem.
J. U. DIMMICK, Ilubbnrd.
Representatives.
W. T. SI.ATER, Salem.
FRRD HOCK, Stnyton.
LOUIS SAVAGK, Snlem.
S. TOMLINSON, Woodburn.
Sheriff.
II. R. COLDATH, Snlem.
Clerk.
A. M. DLRYMPLK, Salem.
Recorder.
J. A. SBLIAVOOD, Salem.
Treasurer.
DAVID BACK, Mt. Angel.
Surveyor.
A. WHITLOCK, SHvertou.
Assessor.
J. 1). SKIHVIN. Scotts Mills.
(Salem District.)
Justice of the Peace.
J. O'DONALD.
Constable.
JOHN H. LEWIS.
- Date
We believe In all new things that are
praetisal and have jast addetl to our
oarpet lundliu, fiiHipnumt the latest
thing in earpet racks. When you eoa It
yon will wonder why heavy roll a of oar
pet were ever handled etherwij -, With
it we ate aWetodljhy hh entire stock
Ih the best possible manner with little
eftort ami the least ptwlWe time.
Dnilsg this week each person buvine
a wtrpet from this reek amounting to
AOO or more wiil be prawnted with a
Wautifnl footstool.
Stores at RaJem and Albany,
Corvallis k Eastern Railroad
TIME OAKD.
No. 2 For Yaqtilnn:
Train Ion vos Albany 12:60 p. ru,
Train leaves I'orvaWs.... 1.50 p. in
fralit arrives Yuqulna . 0:45 p. m.
N 1 Ucturnlntr:
Leaves Yaqtilna 0-00 n.iu
Lcav( s Corvallis ll:S0n. tu
Arr!"es Albany 12:15 p. in
No. S For Detreit:
LcttvTi Albany 7.00 a ti).
Arrive Detroit. 18.16 p. in
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leave Dtmit 18.45 p m
Arrive Albany 5 40 n in
Trains I arrives in Albany In time ,
to conned uilli the s. 1'. boiith bound, ,
train, hb well ns giving two or tnrec
hours In Albany before departure of S.
P. North bourn? train for Portland.
Train No L'counet'ts.witli the S. P.
weBt side train nt Orv, Ilic-Crna'lng foi
Indo' endenre, Mc.Mtiinville and all
point north to Portland
J rUKNhll, Limi.N f-TONK,
AHiitlAllianv. Maimiti"
The Great
Is tho only lino
operating wcok
ly personally
conducted tour
I s t excursion
cars between
Rock Island
Rcute
Pori land and
Chicago change via. the world's great
est scenic line, making close connec- j
tlons at Chicago In Union Dopot for
all points East. Daily standard sloop i
lug car between bait
Lake City, Denver and
Chicago, buffet, library.
smoking cars between KJUmLfJa '
Pueblo. Denver and Chi
cago. The most reasonable dining car
.i i.... ,.... i.i.. n...l ru.t,.n.
Burvicu uenvuim .rucuiu uuu v.invu-
IiIbco East, you should enquire about
the Great Rock Island Route boforo
',n.l v.,r ,.r.lnf A air vnllr
liu..,,uaiiit, j v, ...
ncarost agent about It, or write for
folders, and any Information doslrcd.
A. E. COQP13H,
Gen. Agt., Portland, Oro.
'-'
COPVR10HT
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner jou inn enjoy from one of our
tender nnd delicious meats. Rieke,l8iib
or mutton chops' veal cutleta or jiork,
Our meats are all cut Irom the fattest
and unmeet cattle, and wo can supply
your table with frneh, nutritious nnd
wholesome meats nt bud rock ptlcce.
E C, CROSS SALEM ORE
Phon 2!1
Every Time
Our brew i9 put in competition with
other beera, it alone ptamW the tent
when nil tho rest are knocked out Has
a reputation-gained solely on Its merit.
Noted for purity, tone mid sireiiktih. and
universally popular. Hiubly beneficial
for the invalid. Equally eo a ns a
table beer. Stimulating, health-giving,
palatable 2 30 for a eako of two dozen
bottles. Honied by the .SaUin Capital
Hrewery.
LMrs. M. Beck, Prop.
cilmi, Oregon,
THE FLORENCE
tfeJiMMl fjaj
SALEMJIOREGON.
rl?,,C Laa!,i,pjiTaW h08nl,al for the treatment of chronic and aurgical
cases. Itntltthepan year especially for the purpose for which it is
n.li..iAl,., ii V ; ..v
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SStSSZ mi,!,ni! T '" treted wilh the 8reate8t coi-rteey, and
SGniri,i ?W:0"8 if "." For terms and furtber informa
ttonw rite or apply persoumlv.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M.-D. SUPT
VlSlTOUBWEtCOWED BHTUi'EN J AHD 4P.M
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 subs'antial.'and dainty dishes,
that it adds to home economy by utilizing "left
overs." Housekeepers want Sargent's Gem Food
Chopper asjsoon as they hear of it. X 5C
R. M. WADE & CO.
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Khhitii point" on Mile at uutbetu I'a
1 1 tit depot uilli e.
OCLAN AND RIVI H StllEDULC
From Portland
All mllltiK ilull- Mlbjlt-t
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Hall iii 6 ill
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A. L.CRAIO, M. P. l.VI.DWIN.
Gen. Pas-. Airt. Agt. O It. & N dock
Portlniul, Oro f-'alcni, Oro.
At Easter Time
la when the building InuMiem will be in
full twing. If you haven't given your
ottlere for your lumber requirements it
will pav you to get estimates from
Uoodnle Lumber Co., for any nnd nil
kinds of lumber for out or Ineldo work.
lath, fhittgles, Fiiflh, doors, blinds nnd
everything needed in this lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near S. P. Pata'r. depot. Phono 051.
Good Breast
works... That will resist tho effects of warm
wtnther is the fhlrt front thai Is lauu
dt'tffl hero When wo put n llnieh on
your fliirt, collar nnd cnif we put it on
to i-lny, nnd It will keep clean longer
and look handsomer than when dono by
any other methed cxtnnt. Bring us your
bo led linen nnd wo will guarauteo sat
isfaction each timo.
Salem Steam. Laundry
CO LONE I, J. OLMBTKD, moritlBTOR.
nonOOHD OLMBTKD, MOIt
rhone 411 210 Liberty Street
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