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THE UAlLV JOURNAL, &ALEM, OREGON. VEDNE6DAY, APRIL 30, 100!
Bfcttorial Ipage of tbe Capital Journal
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
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MOTHER, TWO AUNTS, AND ONLY
- SISTER DIED OF CANCER
A ' OF THE BREAST.
Iliad n Cancer on my left brenst, which
caused nic great pain for three or four
years ai nines im.
pnins were deep and
shooting. The ulcer
liscliorgcd yellow and
mther offensive mat
ter I had given tip
allliope, as the doctors
gave mc no reiici.
My momer, mo
"aunts ntul nn only sis-'
4ter died of Cancer of
'tho breast, and I am
satisfied tliat I, too,
would have been none
LutforS. S. 9. Ifeltsomebettcrnftcrtlto
firstbottle, oiid after using only seven bot
tles, was cured. This was several years
ago but liavo seen no sfgns of the Cancer
since1. I would urge all who are suffering
fromitho dlcae to give S. 8. 8. a trial.
Bclton, Mo, Mrs. Jamics CASSictt,
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or imrnncss ,u "ir W nrr. or vou have cood
4 t t1 i . . .. a a a r i niir iinraiiiiii i i - k iii . v .a a i.v kr
a arm, panic uanjrir any u - --r ; -if , W W outmowthT the
"ffa iroiress until the cancer
'dated blood has been purified. All efforts to heal the ulcer by means of salves or other
external remedies will result in failure, for such treatment can have no possible effect upon
MllvTerns Ld morbid matter' that form in the blood and arc carried through the
circulation to the sore.
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blood system, and this is just what & S. S. docs. It goes to the fountain head pf t he disease
and drives out the germ producing poisons which cause the ulcer, and purifies and builds up
aebilitrfcd rud weakened, it restores vitality and strengthens the nervous system, and helps
the appetite and digestion. S. S. S. contains no Mercury, Potash or other minerals, but is
fi' VV ,TTiTos?1 ThWif chronic ulcer or sore of any kind that is slow in healing' whether
boated upon the body or internally, will receive medical advice and such special information
as they desire free of cost. Book on Cancer and Other JJisenses o"e Woocl seiit free.
THE SWIFT SPEOIFIO QQFflPANY, ATLANTA. GA.
K&itrJFJzJ ,TjNsa;v'S
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CHICAGO
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
We are now ready for business. Tbe addition to uur store Is now comtlctc. We
csn more tsilly luodlc our locrctilm trade We are In bujlocu to do butlntss and
when It comes to low prices on reliable (oodt we tKe no back seat from any home
In Ameilca bo matter liow larte. We can prove those convlnclni facts to you every
day you visit our store. Read en:
Men's 3ScMerlno underwear-
19c
noy'a29c overalls...'
5e
;on waih taffeta sllli watata..S2. 9 5
men's 2 Sc neck scarfs . 5c
hoysr25c straw hats 13c
Men's hats from 25c uo
ichlltirrn's fancy trimmed dresses 2Scup
Children's 50c trimmed hats. 25c
!5c lace striped hose . . 15c
Kcmsants dress foods, half price.
Kemaants table lines, half price.
WIS ARC TUG MAKERS OP LOW
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Court Street,
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to
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The House Furnishing (Co.
308 Cpui'l et., next to Post ofilco.
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WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE
When, Columbias and Har tfords are to be had at such reasonable
prices and on such easy ternis, 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.
B up-to-date an get fhe benefit of them, Sundries, repairing,
wheels to rent
I O.
wLocatioa, ,
from very inning causes, aim wnuu .um -. j--" .. ; ,. i . .
abscess, ?urn, blfster, wart, tumor, mole, or the simplest little pimple
. e s ...j i.... ifi An lrnii iiiin u i ii-.i i. haiiv.ViL mm
c .rin Nnnf i-iryiirrii i inok'iini VjiuiLLiuiu u..i.
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A SMALL SORE CAME ON THE
INSIDE OF HIS IIP.
About Hie first of February, 1899, 1
noticed o small lump on the Inaide of my
lower1 Up. It annoyed mc considerably;
the doctor cauterized It and in a few days
it dropped off, but shortly after another
camo and broke Into an open sore, and In
spite of tho large number of remedies I
tried, it would not heal. I then went to
another, and he gave me something to
put on the sore, saying if it did not cure
lie would cut the sore out. I used his
medicine, but received no benefit. I de
rldiul n blood nurifier was what 1 needed,
and Began to taKc. . a. mc uiccr was
growing rapidly, with some pain and a
crawling, creeping feeling. At first 8. S.
8. seemed to mako the sore worse, but
this soon changed, aud after I had taken
seven bottles the place healed entirely 5
my general health improved and I am as
well now aa ever and 710 signs of the dis
ease have been seen since.
Hollands, 8. C. W. P. Brown.
. . - - - .
-n,llnfl Ml hv (1 rpmpr V t
arrain the deteriorated ukxhi. aih5i." h ""j "-
logical treatment for sorc3 of this character.
By the use of S. S. S. the ulcer is supplied with
pure, strong blood, which quickly allays the inflammation
and forces out all the instating poisons, and allows the
sore to heal naturally and permanently. S. vS. S. acts
also as a tonic, and where the constitution has become
STORE
IBB
OK specials In wash cools, call oes, and
tlnitiams.
75c calico wracpefs- ...- 35c
Ladles' IOC stocxlnis..--.------4c
Paris Point kid gloves, all shades. $1.35
duality . . ......- 79C
tocslJe combs. ......" .-.5c
Be 3-4 Inch tarter clastic, best made
per yd ..-- .....--... -.4c
$2.0o white skirts trimmed wHh 4
rows torchon lace .-$! 25
PIUCE9 ON RCMauLB GOODS.
Salem, Orcjron ;K
- Date
Wo believe In nil new things that ore
practical and lmvo just added "to our
carpot linndliiw tqulpmout the latest
tiling lncnrpotrnck. WIipii you ieo it
you will wonder why lienvy rolls'of car
pet were ever hsndlikl othorw is-. With
It ho ato able to disphy nn entire stock
in tho best poselblo manner with lltttc
effort and tho loatt ioaalblo time,
DutiiiB this week each jHsreon buyinu
a carpet from this rack amounting to
flO.OOnr nioro will bo presented with u
bomitlfiil foolelool.
Stores ut Haloin ami Albany,
J: WIJLSON
. , Cammoa tjw whon
reason to
external
tainted,
WOULD SCAB OVER, BUT NOT
HEAL.
Mr. Jno. MaMie, Owcnsboro, Ky. , writes:
"About three years ago a blister camo on
the right side of my
nose. Itgrcwsteadl-
lyinspitcofallefforts
tohealitupjthepain
was not very severe
at first, but increased
when the sore began
to inflame and dis
charge inottcr. At
times theplacc would
scab over and appear
to be getting well,
but the scab would
drop off, leaving n
rnl. nncrv lookinir
ulcer. I had almost despaired of ever
curing the Cancer when my attention
wos called to 8. 8. S., and after taking n
few bottles tbe Cancer began to gradually
grow smaller, the discharge stopped, and
I was relieved of the terrible disease."
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Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIMMOARD.
No. 2 For Yaqulnn:
Train InnviM Albany Vt0 p, tu
Trsln loaves Corvu.Ms.... I'M p. u
I'tftln arrives Yaquinx .flMfi'p m
Nt,. 1 lleturnitin:
Loaves Yariitlfm 11 DO a, in
LeaCH Corvallis U:!!0 u. m
Arrives Allmny Vi:T) p. u
No. a For Dutrnlt;
l.oavoh Albany 7:00 a. rn,
ArrlvoH Detroit 12: ID p, m
No. 4 From Detreit:
Lcayet Datrolt 12 IB p ru
Arrives Albnny..., . ... B.I0 j. m
Trains 1 nrrivre In Albany in tlmv
to connect ith the H, P, south bound,
train, n ull ih nlvlnj? two or thrile
liourrt In Albnny before uVparturo o( 8.
V, North houml train for Portland.
Train No. 2 connects with the 8, P.
west aide train at Corvi.llia CronaitiK foi
Independence, Mi-Minnvillo aud al
points north to Portland
J.Tohnku, KnwiN Ktonk,
AijBiit, Allmny. Mimiuch
The Great
Rock Island
Rcute
Ih tho only lino
opurntlug wook
ly peruonally
conducted tour
I h t oxcumton
cara botwoon
Portland a n d
Chicago chaneo via. tho world's great
oat Bcoulo lino, maldng clono couuoc
tloiiH at Chlcngo In Union Depot for
all polnto KubL Dally standard sloop
liiK car botwoon salt
Lake City, Deuvur and
Chicago, buffet, library,
smoking cars betweon
Pueblo, Douvor and Chi
cago. Tho most reasonable dining car
service botwoon Publo and Chica
go. If you aro going to Kansas City.
Omahn, Dos Moines, Chicago or any
place Hast, you should enqulro about
tho Groat Hock IhIuihI Route before
purchasing your ticket. Ask your
noarost agent about It, or write for
folders, and any information doalrod.
A. II. COOPHIl,
Qon. Agt., Portland, Oro.
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THE DAILY JOURNAL
Membcra Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HOFER DROTHER8.
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 Avancc.
S 'J' A T 23 T 1 C K E T.
dovornor.
OHO. 15. CHAMBERLAIN, of Multno
, mah County,
Supremo Judgo.
11. s.
I) KAN, of I.nno County.
Secretary of Stato.
DUNBAR, of Clatsop County.
V. I.
Stato Treasurer.
C. S. MOORE, of Klamath County.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
.1. II. ACKKRMAN, of Multnomah
County.
Attornoy-Qonoral.
A. M. CRAWFORD, of Douglas County
Stato Printor.
JAS. B. GODFREY, of Marlon County.
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Joint
Sonntor for Marlon and Linn
Counties.
,V. II. IIODSON, of Stayton.
Stato Senator.
13. M. CKOIBAN, of Salem.
SQUIHB FAIlRAIt, of Salem.
Representatives.
FRANK DAVI3Y, of Snlcm.
15. T. JUDD, of Aumsvlllo.
TIIOS. D. KAY, of Salem.
A. M. LAFOLLETT, of Urooks.
J. 1). SIMMONS, of Monitor.
Shoriff.
JOHN F. STBIWKR, of Jefferson.
Cleric.
JOHN W. ROLAND, of Salem.
Recorder.
JOHN C. SIKQMUND,, of Qorvnls.
Treasurer.
W. Y. RICHARDSON, of Stayton.
Commissioner.
WM. MILEY, of Aurora.
Assossor.
CHARLES LEMUCK13, of lluttovillo.
Survoyor.
HYIION 15. HERRICK, Jr., of Tumor.
Cororcr.
A. M. CLOUOII, of Salem.
Justlco of tho Poaco.
(Salem District)
E. D. HOROAN, of Salem No. 1.
Constnblo.
OEORQE H. IRWIN, of Salem No. 2.
o
A PEOPLE'S CHURCH FOR SALEM.
Salem has become a labor union
town. Snlum has n live commercial
club. Real estate Is Jumping upward.
Indications point to oponlng n now and
bioador highway to hoavon.
Rev. P. S. Knight has galnod groat
promlnunco of lato for his Uborallty
of views on rollglon, and might bocomo
tho foundur of a broader theological
movement, If ho woro not too modest.
Tho peoples church movement ot
Chicago, hoadod by Dr. Thomas, has
galnud a foot hold In many cities, in
cluding P6rtland, nnd may extend to
Sulum.
In a Now England city recently, ft
Unlvorsalliit was to bo luductod to tho
pastorato. Tho sormon was by a Con
grogatlonnllst, tho ptayor by a Metho
dist, whllo ft Unitarian and a Second
Cougregatlouullst extondod tho groot
lugs of tho community. Tho Episcopal
rector sont a letter of welcome. This
sorvlco probably roprosonts tho high
water mark of church federation nnd
ministerial brothoiilnoss thus fur.
Tho nbovo is from tho Boston Con
grogntionallst, aud gentlemen who
still Incllno to tho view that tho "world
do movo" will ploaso tako notice.
Tho argument of tho people's church
Is that many mon subset lbo to tho
fundamental principles of Chrtstlnnlty,
but havo not boon educated to or do
not undorstnnd the Importance of mul
tiplying creeds.
Tho federation of a number of small
and weak Christian churches into n
large and powerful organization, nblo
and capable of rendering n largo ser
vice to humanity is possibility, uvou
In Salem.
The Hugono Register the local or
gun ot Kuykendoodlelsm In state poli
ticshas the following, which Is com
plimentary, to say the least.
"Tho Salem Journal Is supposing
Chamberlain for govornor, but evory
Idle wind that blows catches Hofer'slbv the anuraiiMra. I'utitlon wns aftnr.
sails, and ho Is forever tossed about
upon the waves of political uncertain
ty, that sooner or later engulfs him,
nnd those to whom he throws his in
fluence. Somehow It would sem that
Hofer Is encompassed with tho Irony
of fate that wastes its brilliancy on the
desert air. Hofer Is neither a ltepub
llcun nor a Democrat, Populist or So
cialist. Hla wisest and most effective
service ever rendered the state and his
readers has boon the several rational
dlsserutluns ho has published ou
strawberry cultuio. If he would bury!
tils politics and raise the berry he
would be doing himself aud the state
ft better service."
Tho Journal Is enjoying a big sale,
beacause It Is showing up the Inooustp
tenalee ot the Oregonlas. Some day n
dally paper will exist In Portland big I
Otioush and broad onougn and Just I
enough to not slxo down uisu and
measures to its ou-uian' conceptions.
Then the people ot Oregon will come
nearer getting Justice, and this state
will be placed In Its true light beforo
Us own ptoplt and before the world.
Until thon Oregon will havo to stay
under tho cloud of Its own creation.
The Capltnl Journal Is the only Peo
ple's Church of this city but It Is a
I poor substitute for tho real thing.
Tho big new battleship Illinois Is a
completes failure. Sho was built by
tho shipbuilding trust. Another ovi
denco that tho trusts aro not to bo
trusted.
It 1b tho Idea of tho Jaalt Matthews
papers of the Btato that Tho Journal
editor ought to confine hlmsolf to writ
ing editorials on how to raise straw
boriioe. Thoro might bo more in It
for Tho Journal and for them.
C. E. S. Woods, tho Domocratlc
nominee for United States sonator, Is
InNewYoik on account of tho illness
of his son, and may not mnko tho can-
vaiw. Ho Is a talented man, but takes
extreme views on public mattors. Ho
favors completo abandonment of tho
Philippines, and nbsoluto freo trade,
and In those two respects does not
agree with the party that has nominat
ed him. Nevertheless, ho is a brilliant
and nblo man.
WILL TALK ANYWAY.
Socialists Will Conduct an Entirely In
dependent Canvass.
At a meeting of tho Snlem Socialists
Tuosdny evening, hold In tho W. C. T.
J. rooms, tho party decided tonduct
nn lndopondont canvnss of tho coun
ty. Tho party was donlod participa
tion In tho Joint discussion with tho
Republican anil Domocratlc candidates
and thoy now propose to follow right
on tho hools of tho Joint canvass, and,
as It. It. Ryan, Socialist candldato for
govornor, has inthor forcibly ex
piossed hlmsolf, "glvo tho two domi
nant parties thunder right from tho
shottldor."
The Socialists ox pec t to covor tho
same itlnornry that has boon mapped
out by the two partlos, nnd will ar
tango to speak at the various points
on tho night following tho dobnto.
This party will manago to havo Its
representatives In nttendanco nt all
of the Joint discussions, and, with tho
knowledgo of tho discussions that will
bo thus afforded, will "show up" both
tho Ropubllcan and Domocrntlc paitios
on tho succeeding night.
Tho Socialists proinlso to mako tho
campaign interesting, if thoy don't
accomplish anything olso, and, Judging
tho situation from this vlow;, It is gen
orally admlttod the campaign may bo
Interesting. Mr. Ryan says tho Social
Ists will poll n largor voto this year
than has boon conceded. In this coun
ty Mr. Ryan says tho party will oloct
O. L .Brown, of Stayton, on tho logls
latlvo ticket, but that is tho oxtont of
their hopes In tho Juno election. Mr
Rynn says he will mako n partial can
vass of tho stato In tho Intorost of his
cnndldncy for govornor. Ho will tour
tho stato In company with Rov. J. Stltt
Wilson, a Socialized Methodist minis
tor, of Chicago.
o
oat Load of Monuments.
J. D. Bohnnnon, sexton of tho City
Vlow Comotory, on Tuesday uvonlng
received a boat load of monuments and
curbing mntorlals. Mr. Bolmnnon does
nn extensive business in tho sale of
monuments, and has the mntorlnl for
tho improvement aud beautifying of
comotory lots. Ho Is doing cousldor
nblo work of this character in City
Vlow cemetery, and tho improvod np-
nearanco ot tho grounds nttost tho
first-class work being done by Mr. Ho
liiumon.
SERIOUS
CHARGES
PREFERRED
Administrator Charged With
MiS'appropriatinglFunds.
County Judgo Scott, sitting ns Ma
rlon county probate court, on Tuesday
aftornoon overruled the demurrer to
the petition for the removal of J. F. T.
B, Brentano, as administrator ot the
ustute of B. DeLarme, deceasl. De
Lorme dlwl in Franco some time ago,
leaving an estate of the value of $2600,
aa shown In tho Inventory ns returned
wards tiled by Mrs. Foley asking for
hUt removal ot Brentano as adminis
trator, alleging that while serving In
that caimctty Brentano had wrongfully
appropriated to himself between fftuoo
and $40(H belonging to tttt estate. A
demurrer was tiled by Brentano's at
torneys, alleging that petition did not
Stat fai'ts suulclent to constitute a
cause of action, and this was the de
murrer overruled by Judge Si-ott.
o
Ask Whale
ToExplain
In the OcMiwOnbtrt Bros, litiga
tion, itlaintm. Uy his attorns', Wm.
Kaiser, asks that Q, A. Wttato "be re-
quired to mat In (ull the torws mt bis
alios! contract wllh tin) saht Otlkwt
Hros, and with Claud Catch, recover,
respecting this sale by said pUt loner
of pianos and organs, and that h U
required to state whether said contract
Is in writing, or whether it is a mere
verbal contract"
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
For Joint Sonator Marion and Linn
Counties.
JOHN A JEFFREY, of Salem.
Stato Senators.
L. II. McMAHAN, Salem.
J. B. DIMMICK, Hubbard.
Representatives.
W. T. SLATER, Salem.
FRED ROCK, Stayton.
LOUIS SAVAGE, Salem.
S. TOMLINSON, Woodburn.
Shoriff.
U. I). COLBATH, Salem.
Clork.
A. M. DLRYMPLE, Salem.
Recorder.
J. A. SELLWOOD, Salem.
Treasurer.
DAVID BACK, Mt. Angel.
Surveyor.
A. WHITLOCK, Silverton.
AssgBSor.
J. D. SKIRVIN, Scotts Mills.
(Salem District)
JtiRtico of tho Peace.
J. O'DONALD.
Constable.
JOHN II. LEWIS.
MANY
DELINQUENT
ELECTORS
Total Registration Tliis Year
Is Only 4519 '
As Against 6409 for 1900
Books Close Alay 15.
Tho total registration of voters in
Marlon county to dato for this year Is
only 1510, ns against a total registra
tion of C409 for 1900, tho initial yoar of
hto registration law, and that number
doos not represent tho total voting
strength ot tho county, slnco thoro
woro many electors two years' ago who
noglocted to register. Thoro remains
but two wcoks additional time In which
voters may register and malto them
selves eligible for participation In tho
Juno olectlon. Thoro aro ovor 2000
votors In tho county who havo not yet
registered. In many of tho rural pre
cincts loss than fifty per cent, of tho
votors havo compiled with tho regis
tration law. Tho registration books
will bo closed ut G p. m. on Thursday,
May 15th.
Tho following compnrntlvo tablo
shows tho total registration of each
precinct for 1900 and tho registration
to dato this year:
Precincts ' 1900 1902
Aumsvlllo 18G 131
Aurora 99 75
Broltonbush CG 1C
Brooks 191 97
lluttovillo 142 94
Chnmpoog 54 2
Rlkhorn 18 8
Englewood 330 245
Falrflold CC 31
Scotts Mills 149 92
Qorvals 199 157
I lord) 9G 05
Howell 172 87
Hubbard 137 108
JolTerson 179 91
Macleay 101 70
Marlon 89 76
Mehama 93 84
Monitor 119 80
ML Angel 186 91
Prospect 116 104
Salem No. 1 190 141
Salem No. 2 390 368
Salem No. 3 185 161
Salem No. 4 337 257
Salem, East 92 64
Salem, North 265 . 190
Salem, South 182 141
Sidney '. 131 95
Sllvor Falls 39 11
Sllvertou, South 151 83
Silverton ISO 150
Silverton, North 147 85
St. Paul 120 44
Stayton 230 137
Sublimity 183 133
Tumor 192 15S
Woodburn 372 344
Yew Pnrk 218 143
Totals
.0400 4619
Butter for
Alaskan Trade
The Capital City Creamery is mak-
ing a special brand of butter for ths1
Alaskan trade. It Is shipped direct to
Seattle, and thence to Alaskan points.
The brand is of a superior quality,
and. with its prpoqounced flavor of
frask green grass, must prove a dls
tlnct luxury to the eonsumera in frigid
Alaska.
Wild Rose Flour is all tha rage. The
whitest, tho purest, the best
Fresh Fish.
We always have the best line of
fresh fish In the eit. Olve us a call
and yw will be weH satisfied.
FITTS & DOTY,
o
Remember
The ice creaw soelal at the W. a T.
V. hall Wednesday ovanlntr nt it
o'clock. Good program, and Ue oreavm '
A doeo of the
1 CELEBnATtD ! "S
Bitters before
neiila ull aid
(110 Ell II1HCI1 111
j la noik ul ill
to-'tion, ala o
prevent the
bonds from
becoming con
tipated. Taken
vj eularly will
y urelv euro
Indigestion,
Dyspepsia,
Constipation,
and Kidney and
Liver Troubles
Ballots for
June Election
County Clerk Hall is preparing to
recolvo bids for the printing of bal
lots for the Juno election. Thoro will
bo required 13,000 each of tho whlto
and colored samplo ballots. In 1900
Marlon county required 25,000 each of
tho two kinds of ballots, and, ns tho
result of lceon competition, had tho
printing dono for tho remarkably low
figure of ?7G. Tho samo work In form
er years has cost tho community sev
eral tlnios that amount.
Wlld Roso Flout is
wheat, nutritious, tho
best high grado goods.
tho cream ot
swootest, tho
People Say
That tho equal of tho cakes and
bread mado at tho Plonoor Bakery has
never been found. Used In nil houses.
rtS?ws.
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy from one of our
tender end delicious meatB ateuke, lsih
or mutton chops' veal cutlets or ;ork,
Our meats are hII cut (rom the fattest
and luminal inttle, and we can supply
your table with (reel), milrinone and
wholesome meats at bed roik pticcs.
E C, CROSS SALEM OEE
Phon 291
Every Time
Our brew is put in competition with
other beera, it alone stands the test
when all the rest aro knocked out. Has
a reputation gained solely ou its merit.
Noted for purity, tone and strength, and
untvereally popular. Highly beneficial
for the invalid, Equally eo a as ll
table beer. Stimulating, health-giving,
palatable f 2 30 for a ease of two dozen
bottles. Bottled by the Salem Capital
Brewery.
Mrs. M. Beck, Prop.
Salem, Oreeon.
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Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
New goods in large quantities received this week,
AtUSLlN UNDERWEAR - Night gowns, chemise, draweis,
corset covers, skirts, in great variety. There never was
such fine goods at such little prices.
INFANTS' WEAR-'Short and long dresses, skirts, slips, caps
and bibs, good qualities, little prices.
IS1LK M1TT$ AND GLOVES
All! I INFRV nFPARTMFMT -
...- . -
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Next Poor to the Postoflhe.
THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM
SALEM.1
A firtt'OiftH wlvate hospital for the
i Ar " "p" .'' ojcviii mr me purpose ior wnicu it is
used. Ceneuentiy located within four blocks of the business part
of the city. The most modern fnrniahing and lateat appliances
tl routthoHt the Uuildinu. Heated by hot water and lighted by gaa
soU eleetieity Here tha sicK can have tbe comforts of an elegant
prttMe heme, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital
without tbe noise, confusion, and publicity attending one. Outside
pbTfciana bnagiag cases in treated withlhe greatest courtesy, and
atstetetJ in operat.ons if requested. For terms and farther Inlorma
Uonwute or apply personally.
R. CARTWRIGHT, M. D, SUPT.
YIS1T0R8 VTBICOHBD BETWEEN 2 AND 4P.M
and UNION PACIFIC
DhlMl.T
FOH
TIME SCHEDULES
From J'onluud, Or,
AKKIVK
FliOM
UHtABO I
1'iirilniKl 'Salt Lftkr. Doiivtjr, ft
Special .Worth. Omahft, KMik
B.M h. m
City. St. LouU, ( MMgo
4 SO p tu
via Hunt
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"JitiaiTtfo"
Kxpreix
Ip. in.
tia limit.
ltigiou
"mi'l'an!"
Kail Mall
6.15 p. m.
vl
Bpukatio
Ud KAIL
?alt tako, Denver Ft.
Worth Omaha, Kr.TWtn
Cily, Ut. Louis, ( hlcao
8:10a. m
aud t.
Walla Walla. Lcwlton,
Spokauc. Wallace. I'ull
maii. MlnneMiolla St.
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l'aul, I)u.utb,MUwauki.-H
CulcnKO, and KMt.
72
HOURS v
72
P0BTLAHD TO CHICAGO
no tuanie oi i-ars
Ihrough tickets via tbis route tn ail
KsMem points on ealoat Southern Pa
cific depot ofilco.
OCEAN AND RIVEH SCHEDULH
Trom Portlaad
All failing date nubject
10 CHHIIKO
For an Francisco
Ball eitr) 6daa
8p. m
4 p. tn
Dully
except
Sunday
8 1 m.
COLUM1IIA ttlVFK
ToAatoria and Way
4 n. m.
ex. Sund
Saturday
10 p. m,
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamer Ruth leaves Salem for Port
land and wavlandinpa on TuedBy,Thura
daya and Pa'turdaya, about 10 a. m. For
Corvallla nd way landings, Mondays,
WedueadayB and Frldnya nt about 5
A.'ll. OUAIO, M. P. nALDWIN.
Gen. I'nafl. Act. Agt. O. It. A N. dock
Portlund, Oro. Balem, Ore.
At Easter Time
is when the building Ime.'nt'pH will bo in
full swing. II you haven't given your
otdfra for your lumber requirements it
will pay you to get estlninteB (rom
Goodalo Lumber Co., for any and all
kinds of lumber for out or ineido work.
lath, ehinglep, raah, doors, blindo and
everything needed in this Hue.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near B. P. PaeB'r. depot. Phono 051
Good Breast
works... That will roaiat tho effects of warm
weather is the shirt front that is laun
dered here When we put a flnUli on
your thirt, collar nnd cuff we put it on
to tay, and it will keep clean lonirer
and look handsomer than when dono by
nny other methed extant. Bring us your
po led linen nnd wo will guarantee sat
isfaction each time.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONEL J. OLMBTUD, rnOPRIKTOR.
DOnOUS D. OLM&TKD, iiQR.
fliono 411 230 Liberty Street
-15 cents a pair.
D,:..: j A..
.reiving new Suuucvcijr uay.
OREGON.
treatment of chroulc and anrgical
rXiA rr3itrttS,'f$???M
and sake only IE cants. 29-t i
fe.
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