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Newspaper Page Textwwwb'jl zgr&aasnzBG&xx. sr tt- a. THE DAILY JOURNAL', 8ALEM, OftgQON. MONbAV, MAV 8, 1M2, mitiii m -T-1 ' "-J K w s V &$ " If V: r N" Scrofula t bequeath to my children Scrofula with all its attendant horrors, humiliation and suffering. This is a vstrangc legacy to leave to posterity ; a heavy burden to place upon the shoulders of the young. This treacherous disease dwarfs the body atid hinders the growth and development of the faculties, and the child born of blood poison, or scrofula-tainted parentage, is poorly equipped for life'o duties. Scrofula Is a disease with numerous and varied symptoms? enlarged glands or tumors about the neck nnd armpits, catarrh of the head, weak eyes and dreadful akin emotions uoOn different TJarts of the body show the presence of tubercular or scrofulous matter in the blood. This dangerous nnd stealthy disease entrenches itself securely in the system and nttneks the bones and tissues, destroys the red corpuscles of the blood, resulting in white swelling, a pallid, waxy appearance of the skin, loss of strength aud a gradual wasting away of the body. S. S. S. combines both purifying nnd tonic properties, nnd is guaran- lost properties to the blood and quickens the circulation, bringing n healthy color to the skin und vigor to the weak nnd emaciated body. Write xis about your case and our physicians- will cheerfully advise and help you in every possible way to regain your health. Hook on blood nnd skin diseases free. tzh swiit specific CO., Atlnntn, Ca. S3sH&jHtf35jSJ:Si I PU PA GO PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. GREAT FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY for two days. After that they to back to ouraavenlsenicats. It will pay you. AT Air At trim lawns: tretiy cat- A I frjW terns, waranteo fast col ors. Regular price 8 l-3c. ror this sale only... .. I-2C AT 0 Cr 40 lich fancy wool and i ftjv. lisle thread dress goods. fretty patterns. Regular price 39c. 'or this sale only . 25c AT ftCr PtIs Point Kid Gleves: Ji OJl the newest gloves In the market: all colors. Regular price $1.35. For this sale ..85c AT IGr Men' Merino underwear. ill lyt food qualify, fleecy and warm. Regular price 35c For this sale .--.. 19c Best Apron Gingham .. At yd WC ARE THE MAKERS OP LOW i McEVOY BROS.. Proprietors. V' Court Streot ..... Salem, flrecon 4s&XZ&i&r?2&&& Bedroom sets ak Esb Ibapie prices X A full car load just re ceived. Every mirror a French Plate. X Nothing equal to these has ever been shown in the Wil lamet'e Valley. X X : c The House Furnishing Co. S08 Oom'l et.i noxt to Post ollko. 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 substantialjand dainty dishes, that it adds to home economy by utilizing "left' overs." Housekeepers want Sargent's GcnrFpod Chopper as soon as they hear of it, X X R. M. WADE & CO. WHY RIDE THAT OUT-OF-DATE BICYCLE When Columbias and Hartfords ate 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- -..i 4.1., MAntMjknfA tft J.X1CL1V3 llAHl V.W Be up-to-date and get wheels to rent O. J. WILSON v New Location all scrofulous affections. It purifies the deteriorated Idood, makes it rich nnd strong nnd n complete and permanent cure is soon effected. S. S. S. improves the diircstion and assimilation of food, restores the STORE IBB SALE ONLY-nememter tliose goods -will tie on'y on sale their orlilcal prices. Keep a close eye on AT Or LijUes' While India Linen A I Jl aproni tucked and trimmed with lace and embroidery. Rcgii lar trice 35c, I'or this sale... 43c AT A Or Ladles' new stylish shirt A I -yL waists open In front and back, made or best English perca'e. trimmed with white pearl buttons. Regular price 85c I'or this sale 49c at 7 V Uluc striped tic IV I I 1j lieavv duality. Illuc striped, ticking, good, Regular price 12 l-2c. For this sale- 7 i-zc AT Ac All linen, fringed napkins: U..iifr prices l-3c. For this sale 4c Mill ends of black calicoes 2 l-2c yd PRICES ON RELIABLE G00D9. and Dressers at r i n - Btoroe nt flalom nnd Albany. Hammering it Into His Head Inn forcible, but needless operation. Lois strenuous methods o! argument oailly do tbo business for ub. Tim pub lio is mvnro Hint wo soil tbo best grade of imru, oloar water Ice, Also (but our prices nro the lowest; Hint wo glvo ex cellent service. 76 cents 100 lbs. to fiiui IIIor. Hprclal ratew to largo onusntnerv, Manufactured nt tbu Capital loo Work. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop. Baleni, Oregon. Who Buy FOOD CHOPPER ah ah - iinrlifSlxr ir nxrrltniv rrtmfnfr nnrl nlriCM. i S 7 & the benefit ot them, Bbttorial Ipage of IHE DAILY J Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFEH BROTHERS. 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. ' STATE TICKET. Oovornor. UHO. K. OIIAMI313RLAIN, of Multno mah Cbunty. yuproma Juriga. 11. S. UJ3AN, of, Lnno County. Socrotnry of Btnto. V. I. DUNBAR, of GlntBop County, Btato Traasuror. C. S. MOOIIH, of Klamath County. Superintendent of Public Injunction. J. 11. ACKI2KMAN, of Multnomah County. Attornoy-Gotiornl. A. M. ORAWFOUD, of DouglaH County Stnto Prlntor. JA8. 10. GODFREY, of Marlon County. COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. Joint Senator for Marlon and Linn CountloH. W. II. HODSON, of Stayton. Stato Senator. 13. M. CItOISAN, of Salem. SQUIRM FARRAR, of Salem. IloprofloutntlveH. FRANK DAVEV, of Salem. 13. T. JUDD, of Aiimsvlllo. THOS. II. KAY, of Salem. A. M. LAFOLLETT, of Brooks. J. D. SIMMONS, of Monitor. Shorlff. JOHN F. STHIWER, of Jefferson. Clorlr. JOHN W. IIOLAND, of Salem. Hocordor. JOHN O. SIEOMUND,, of Gorvala. TrooEuror. -W. Y. ItlCIIAUDSON, of Stayton. ComnilRslonor. WM. MILKY, of Aurora. AsfloBuor. OHAULES LKMUCKK, of Buttovlllo. Surveyor. BYItON 11. IIEUHIOIC, Jr., of Turner. Cororcr. A. M. CLOUail, of Salem. Juntlco of tho I'enco. (Salem Dlatrlut) 13. 1). IIOItOAN, of Salem No. 1. Constablo. OHOIKII2 II. IltWIN, of Sulom No. 2. THE HUMOR OF THE SITUATION. County ComlmBBlonor Mnok has Himd Ilnrvoy Scott for llbol. HIb nt toinoy Ih Wilson T. Humo, and there by liangH a tulo. Humo Ih tho mnn who, with Dan Mnlarltoy, wna roasted out of oxlstonco In tho Orognnlnn, when ho ran for sonator us n Mltcholl Hupubllcau ngiiliiHt Joo Simon, In 18DS. Humo wont to Alaska, and Iiiih not boon heard from for hoiho tlmo, until ho Hhowrt up In n big lawsuit to cinch the Portland papor for Its llhols on County ConimlBslonor Mnck. Tho fun In nil thin Hltuutlon Is that whun Scott and (IIiibs, and others, woro with tho Simon innehtuo a your ago, tho eommlHBlonorH, Muck, Showern nnd Stool, woro tholr moat, and had com ploto control of tho political situation. A bill was passed to put Stool off tho hoard, mid mnko Judgo Cnko n mem ber of tho county commlttHlonors' court, ami thus Mltoholllzo tho board. Scott, (Uuhb, McOlun ot nl. howlod over this outrngo, nnd domandod that Oovornor Ooor voto tho bill, as It struck a blow nt tho vitals of tho Si mon niachlno. Hall, Carey, Cako. Ful ton, et al, milled nroiind Oovornor Ooor and bogged him not to support tho bill, nnd Ooor listened to tholr si ren sour about u nrotmsoil ronoml tui tion, und tho ScottrOlass crowd plnyed tholr but bowor. Thoy bad ono of tholr faithful pull tho nllogod rocolpt Oovornor Ooor 1b noouaed of hnvlng given to tho Hon. Hi. Plum nior, iiRrooltiK over nn nllogod guborimtorlal BlKim.uro to -point blm HUperlntondent of tbo Htata prison. In oonsldoratlon of u larKO sum, Thoy said to tbo governor, voto thnt bill to turn tho county court of Multnomah county over to Uio MltchollltoH. and wo will glvo you this rocolpt, and It will never bo hoard from uguln, Oovornor Gor Is said to havo got mad, for once In his life, told them ho would not glvo two centH for I Sundries, repairing, 135 Court St OURAL AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. DYSPEPSIA To Biiffor from dyspepsia hoans that your stomach Is too woak to properly digest tho food takon Into It. What you need Is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, tho best mcdlclno In tho world to cure Dyspepsia, In digestion, Insomnia, Nervousness and Malaria. Be sure to try It. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS It, and showed them tho door. He said there might bo fifty such forger ies In oxlstonco, and ho was not being clubbed Into vetoeB that way. From thnt tlmo on thoro was nothing but n cold Htroaiii of abuso for tho county commissioners, who could not bo leg islated out of oxlstonco, and for tho governor who could not bo coorced thoro was no placo on tho ticket. Wlion It waB found that thero was n majority of tho commlsslonors still loyal to tho rogular organization, Scott and Glass lined up with tho Mitchell mnchlno, and locked nrnm with Hall, Caroy and Cako, to down tho man tho Inttor had promlhod to protect if ho would not veto tholr bill. As tho coun ty board has control of tho naming of primary and election olllcors, It will bo Boon whore tho shoo pinched Scott and Qlass, and why thoy switched in tholr loyalty to tho Simon faction. Tiio man who has Biiod Scott for libel was referred to as tho Republi can loador who, with Malarkoy, was a monkey in 1898, aud tho question was asked In tho Orcgonlan, If tho priest Is a monkoy what must bo tho God of such n party? That libel suit will furnlBh Bomo Interesting revelations, nnd make tho Orogonlnnfl Inconsis tonclos complete. o CONFES8ION8 OF THE 8UQAR TRUST. Boforo tho United States sonnto commlttoo investigating th6 sugar trtiBt, Prosldont Havomoyor, of tho American Sugar Company, was nsked: "Do you get Porto Itlcan sugar any choapor hocnuso all tho duties have been takon off?" "Not at all," was IiIb nnswor; "If tho tariff rate woro rcducod ono third of a cont n pound on Cuban Hu go r, would you get It that much ohenp or?" "Wo might got It MCth of a cont a pound loss." This confo8slou nmounts to a state ment that freo trade with Porto Hlco does not cripplo tho bout sugar Indus try of tho United States. Tho mnrkot of tho rest of tho world for raw sugar, and tho domand for rnw sugar is bo groat that Hamburg, Germany, llxes tho price. Reciprocity with Cuba to tho nmount of 20 per cont with Cuba would not kill tho Amorlcau beet su gar industry. MR. FULTON'8 DEFENCE. Sonator Fulton's dofenco of IiIb rec ord In tho logislaturo that 1b what bis campaign spocch for Mr. Furnish amounts to Is clover, but It is not full of Inspiration for the taxpayer. While other stntos nro bondltiK their energies to lowering tholr state taxos on proporty, Orogou's stato tax wont up to tho unusual figure of 7,4 mills. Now York this year lovlos threo olijhths mills Btato tax, Ohio, Iowa aud other states almost no tax, and many statos nro doing nwny with It alto gothor, and thoy nro Republican states, too. In tho last legislature, ot which Mr. Fulton was the presiding genius, ninny good bills woro Introducod to rnlso revenue. But all wero killed or pigeon holod. Will Mr. Fulton deny that? No, but he will send heavenward that perpetual spout about tho brav ery of our soldiers, tho Iniquity of lowering our Hug In tho Philippines, and how much lorn It costs Oregon to bo governed than some othor status with greater population nnd wealth. And tho Indications are that tho peoplo will swnllow his political wlud pudding, and dig up moro taxes. Tho Journal has repeatedly said that Ore gon would not get to tho bottom ot tho slide until Fulton und Ilrownell ware put In complete control, and It bid. ' fair to cotno true. o I OHIO'S NEW TAX LAW. Tho Ohio logislaturo has Just onnoUl od a tax law by tho terms of which tho tutasl-publlo corporations will coutrlb- tito tho larger part of the state's fu! turo revenue, for they will be required to pay a tax of one per cent on their gnwe ItlOOlues. I At the name time all private cor poratlona farmed far the purpose of profit will pay one-tenth of one per cent on tbelr capital stock. Tho two will add over lt.000.tiW a . year to tho Btnto treasury, and they I are the main steps in Governor Noah's . taxation plan, whleh, when fully oar-1 rled out, will work au ontlro reorimnb ' xatlon in tbo tax system of the state.! They nro tho main steps toward brlnithiir about a oondltinn In wlilah . -.- wi-r itiiroot property taxes aro as a Hieanc, i mriiaL iiroiiurtv ihximi nrt im a iMHAnp. . of seottrluK rovenuo for the state uovw' arnmont Will ho untiralv nlinmlnniu). 1 whtlo every cent ot the itatudsari)' money will be scoured from oortopt-! lions (n one form or another. The property taxes, bath on real estate nnd on personality , aire to Uej left to the counties and Municipalities I oxoluslvely. In Utls way the state I board ot equalisation will no longer nav By roson. tor exlstenoe, as It .tbe Capital : will mnko no difference to ono part of tho Btato how high or how low tho as Bossmont Is In nnothor part, and tho abolition of tho hoard will normally follow. In carrying out tho schomo still fur thore, a bill will bo passed by both houso and sonate this weok, levying- a tax of 2'fc per cont of tholr premiums on all forolgn Insurance) companies do ing business In tho stato, whereby $800,000 a year will probably bo raised. ARE THERE NO NEW IS8UE87 Home of tho Ropubllcan orators would havo people bellevo this state campaign Is to bo composed only of the old Issues botweon tho partios. How then would it bo posslblo to mnko any progress? Now lssuos nro constantly springing up. Tho old dlo and pass away. For Instance tho Furnish campaign manngors would like to havo tho peo ple entlroly go blind to tho fact that appropriations mndo by tho last legis lature requlro stato rovonues for thlB fiscal year amounting to $1,100,718.0(5 (boo pngo 10, pamphlot on apportion ment of Btato taxes for 1902). That Ib ono now Isbuo that tho hood-loi-s who controlled that legislature wIrIi to loso sight of. o TH EIS8UE ON STATE PRINTER. Your voto for stato printer should he guided by your Judgment as to J2G0O (instead of $25,000. If you aro an honest man, and a well-wisher of tfio stnto, and favor a llttlo common honesty In public affairs, you will voto tor Jim uourroy. A reform of that olllco that will sat isfy F. C. Baker, and with men Ilka Jack Matfliows and W. P. Koady "holding casos" on tho printer nomi nated by tho Republicans dictating Its terms would bo a corker. Tho circulation of ono smnll papor like Tho Journal cannot bring tho sit uation home to moro than a fraction ot tho votors of the state. But candi date Chamberlain hammers it Into tho minds of every meeting ho addresses. Sonator Fulton und Candldato Fur nish nro snout on the monster printing graft. Thoy daro not toll tho people tho truth, and let tho daylight of facts Into It, Orogonlnn ditto. This Is a business proposition, and if Mr. Furnish Is to bo solely a busi ness governor ho ought to bo willing to talk a llttlo "business" on this mut ter of stato printing. Eloct Godfrey at $2C00 a year. Abol ish tho olllco of salaried export; abol ish tho oxpenslvo blonnlal legislative whltowash; abolish tho lobby that works tho logislaturo to run up bills for printing. For tho sako of docont govornmont nnd honest Republicanism, don't ox tond tho Jack Mattbows graft to Sa eom. Con ll no It to tho fourth wnrd in Portland. Of pain Is generally the first warning of an attack of rlicuiiiatlsin. It feels ib if the disease were in the bones or muscles, but the rc.il cause of rheumatism is found in impure blood. In order to cure rheumatism the blood tnuit be cleansed of the tioisouous impurities which are the canw of the disease. Dr. Pierce's Goldsn Medical Discovery hag been very successful in tbo cure of riiemuiuisiii, uc cause it entirely v?' A N(v ,rom t,,c Pison Nrfl Vous substances Xir which are the C cause of the dis- case. It not only purifies the blood W but by increasing kAt tliM nntti'itv nf ttit- blood-iuaki ng glands, it increases tlie supply of pure, rich blood which adds to the vljor of every physical organ. Mr K A McKillght. of Cade. Williams Uirz Co.. H C , write : "I Mil twen trmiblvtl with rhuHMlUtu for twelve vnn, mi hail I t IIihm I ihiVi1 uot lve my hvl. I wai tudly , nimilMl Ttlml miw doctor awl two of tlwm I Z ... .11.. UF t .t. ... .11.1 ...a ..ii.l. SLd. ti" tlu' lu wy IhwU, Wb omt i aiHl nt time In my heuil). would nearly kill inc. My appetite wo very 14. Hvo'lly wUo uw me hU I mutt illc I took live bottle Of the 'Gokleit -Medteal l)loxTy.' ami four vtaU of ' lvllet.' ikJ Unlay my haaltli It kooJ alter nuU'rriug twelve year with rheiitnatUni." if " mZ" ." 1 more profit twld by the sale of less meritorious nhtdiclues. He Kains: you ioc. iiivraiiire accepi uu siiiNiiuuic iui M. . .. .. I. ..I,..- r- '"B J,."""! iiSii.i etft plailin' ti,e bou, alMi stimulate tbe slucui&b liver. t ---. j -: - ""ll""1 V Kmmnnim-i A Sudden Wmm W5 iTfSk I f m hj L 307 is Friedman's store, There you'll get bargains by the score; Clothing and hats and many things nice, Get them at Friedman's at a low price. Trunks and valises and doves that will wear, Sweaters and pants, also shirts that won't tear. Laces and ribbons, scissors and knies, Prices thnt you have not seen in your lives. Now when you need any goods in this line Look for S. Friedman on a big sign. Or if some auctioning need to be done To this same Friedman you will please come. Business in this line he understands well, Anv old Salemite will to you tell That in the auction he's worked many years And In the business he's not any peers. SELKOTED. 3-ournal An Early Settler Dies For Your Welfare You Are Health First Urged to Alake Building Your Work This Alonth. PAINE'S'CELERY COMPOUND Puts You in Condition to Withstand the Enerving Effect of a Hot Summer. If you nrc ailing, Hick, or diseased, It Is our earnest deslro to interest you In your personal welfare. Wo try to do this by simply urging you to make health building your first work this month, as effortB to banish dlseaso are much moro difficult when, In addi tion to physical sufferings, you aro obliged to contend with tho enervating eHs ()f n hot ,,,. Medical men know well that a sick porson when treated with tho proper mcdlclno In May, has a much hotter chauco of life and health than Is possible In July or August Tho Incalculable nmount of good that Palno'B Colory Compound Is now doing in making sick peoplo well, Bhould compel tbo attention of ovory thinking man and woman now In sick ness and suffering. Faulty nutrition of tho nervous sys tem Is tho direct cause of norvous de bility, hendachos, dyspepsia and neu ralgia nllmonts that thousands aro now sufforlng from. Whon peoplo havo blood that Is pale, watery, and full of Impurities, their norvos can not nsslmllato food properly and do rive nourishment from it. Paino's Celery Compound used In Mny cleanses tho blood, bestows greater liorvo forco, rogulatcB tho Btomnch and bowels, arousos a healthy nppetlte and brings nbnut a normal ac tion of tho dormant liver. Paino's Colory Compound In ovory caso glvos a posltlvo nnd pormanont cure. It is tho most thoroughly honest mcdlclno that run down und sickly mon nnd wo men can omploy. Its llfo-glvlng effects on norvos and blood- Is truly marvol ous. Save Money by dyolug your faded gar ments with Diamond Dyos. 10 conts. DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. For Joint Sonator Marlon nnd Linn Countlos. JOHN A JEFFREY, of Salem. Stnto Senators. L. II. McMAHAN, Snlom. J. U. DIMMICK, Hubbard. Representatives. W. T. SLATER, Salem. FRED ROCK, Stayton. LOUIS SAVAOE, Salem. S. TOMLINSON, Woodburn. Shorlff. D. D. COLDATH, Salem. Clork. A. M. DLRYMPLE, Salem. Rocordor. J. A. SELLWOOD, Salem. Treasuror. DAVID BACK, Mt. Angol. Survoyor. A. WHITLOCK, Sllverton. Assossor. J. D. SKIRVIN, Scotts Mills. (Salem DIstriot.) Justlco of tho Peace. J. O'DONALD. Constable. JOHN H. LEWIS. An Up-to-Date Place. If you want to eat your meals In a flrst-olass houso, patronize tho Whlto Houso restaurant You got Just what you call for. Opon day and night OASTOXlIii.. Br th 9 Ito KM Yw Haw Always BM Ita Kiwi Yw Haw Always Dljaitirt of I Corvallis k Eastern Railroad TIME OAltD. No. 2 For Ynquina: Train leaves Albany 12:60 p. ni Train leaves Corvallis.... 1:50 p. m Train arrives Ynquina . 0:45 p. m, Nc. 1 Keturnlnc: Leaves Yaqulna 0-00 a.m. Leaves Corvallis 11:30 a. m, Arrives Albany.... ...12:15p.m. No. 3 For Detreit: Leaves Albany 7:00 a.m. Arrives Dotrolt 12:15 p. ni No. 4 From Dotrolt i Leaves Detroit 12:45 p. m. Arrives Albany 5:40 p. m. Trains I arrives In Albany in time to counoct with the H. P. south bound, train, na well as Riving two or three hours in Albany before duparture of S. P, North bound train for Portland. Train No. 2 connects with tbo S. P. west Bide train nt Corvbllia Crossing fort Independence McMlnnvillo nnd nil points norm to rortmnu. J. ToRNEn, Edwin Stonr, Agent, Albany. Maune The Great Rock Island Route Is tbo only lino oporntlng weok ly personally conductod tour 1 b t excursion enra botweon Portland and Chicago chnngo via. tho world's great est scenic lino, making closo connec tions at Chicago in Union Depot for all points East. Dally standard sleep ing car between Salt Lake City, Denver and Chicago, buffet, library, smoking cars between Puoblo, Denvor nnd Chi cago. Tho most reasonable dining car Borvico between Pueblo nnd Chica go. If you aro going to Kansas City, Omaha, Dcs Moines, Chicago or any placo East, you should enqulro about tho Great Rock Island Routo boforo purchasing your ticket. Ask your nenrest agent about it, or writo for foldors, and any information doslrod. A. E. COOPER, Oon. Agt., Portlnnd, Ore. sm A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and delicious ineatB, Btenke, lecib or mutton chops' veal cutlets or -.-ork, Our meats are all cut (rom the fattest and i runeet cattlo, and we can .supply your table with fresh, nutritiouo and wholesome meats at bed rork prices. E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Pbon 291 c-riHCiU?' SBBD CORN Wo have all Iho boat kinds of eeed corn that aro aduptol to this cllniatoIanJ our prices aro tho lowest. LICB KILLER Tho lioe commence to bother at this time of tbo year and a little lice killer applied now will savo all trouble in the future from lice aud mites. A full Block of Lee's and Prussian Lico Killer on band. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oregon. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store New goods in large quantities received this week, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR - Night gowns, chemise, draweis, corset covers, skirts, in great variety. There never was such tine goods at such little prices. INFANTS WEAR.'Short and long dresses, skirts, slips, caps and bibs, good qualities, little prices. SILK MITTS AND GLOVES-15 cents a pair. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT-Receivingnew good every day. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Door to tbe Poetofllce. THE FLORENCE SANATORIUM SALEM.! OREGON. A drst-olaes PtlvatO hospital for the tre-itmnnt nt nhrnutn and snrolcal oaaee. llnllt the past year especially UBVU) lleail I VtnaikM ,IHtlu IA&,1 .Iil.l"l ConvenenUy located within ui wio cuy, ine moai moaern lurnlshtnga and latest appliances throughout the building. Heated by hot water and Jichted by gas nd electloitv Here the sick can lmv tm mmfart nf an nleirant private home, combined with all the advantages of a general hospital without the noise, confusion, and publicity attending one. Outside phyeoiana bringing cases in treated assifieu in operations u requested. Uonwrite or apply personally. R. CARTWRIGHT VISITORS WELCOMED mm W I un3jjuj)v and union pacific DKPART FOR TIME 5CIIBDULGS From rortlnnd, Or, nnivic FROM ('tllVAgO lHirtlaud Special 8.60 a. m via Hunt ington Slt Lake. PntiTPf. F. Worth, Omaha, KaniM uiy, oi. lomi, cuitg. and East. 4:30 p to, Atlautlu Kzprcts 9 p.m. ria Hunt lURton alt Lake, Denver Fi tiuiui, umnan, iauBHi City, St. Loul), (Jfalcagi and Ht. ilOa. n . St. Paul Fast Mall Via Spokauo Walm rtaiiN. u.ia.u.. Spoknc. Wallace. I'nil nlan, Mlnncapolli Bt I'aul. Duluth.Mllwaukp. 7:00 a. m, ChlcaRO. and Kaat. 72 " HOURS , PaRTLAHDi TO CHICAGO 72 no cmikc or cars Throueh ticketB via this route to nil Eastern points on Bale at Southern Pa ciflc depot oflico. OCEAN AMD RIVEH SCHEDULE ' From PortUnd All ailing datoi auhject 10 cnnujjo Korean Francisco Sail oierjr 4 day 8 p.m. 4 p. in Pally except Sunday 8 p. in. Hatllrdfljr 10 p. ra, COLUMI11A KIVKR ToARIorlft and Way Lauding. !X.b' m. UlKli. WILLAMETTE RIVER Stoomer Ruth leaves 8Hlem for Port lundnnd way landings on Tuesday (Thurs days and Saturdays, about 10 n. m. For Corvallis vnd way landings, Mondnyr, Wednesdays and Fridays at about 5 p. m. A. b. CRAIG, M. P. BALDWIN. Gon. i'uwh, Aut. Agt. O. If. & N. dock Portland, Ore. Salem, Ore. At Easter Time ia when the building bua'ness will bo in full Bwing. II you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to get estimates from Goodale Lu rubor Co., for any antl all kinds of luinber for out or inside work, lath, shingles, sash, doorp, blinds nnd ever) thing needed in this lino. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8 P. Pnae'r. depot. Phono 051 Here's a Bosom Friend It's n plcseuro, Isn't it. when opening your bundlo from tbo laundry to And bow white and neut vour shirts and collars aref No saw edges; no tears; no holes anywhere. Well, wo glvo you that ploasuro, every tlmo. Our work is done to perfection. Can't bo eurpassid. Tyunonco. Our charges lowest. Our service best. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLMHTKD, morittRTOH. nOKOCB D. OLURTHD, IIOR. rboue 411 230 Liberty fltrei t for the purpose for which it la four blocks of the bnsinesi part i' " . t f - . with the greatest courtesy, and For terms and .farther intonua M.D. SUPT. I mi ui BETWEEN 2 AMD 4 P. H'