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"- mmmmmmeom M(J;j.ii, IV !fi4i up! a W Afli.i 'f- 4MNWMrtMY.'vy WWU -Wfft WI4WS CHE DAILY JOURNAL, OALgrtV, OREQOh, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1902. ,ww ..r 4 j &), J - Si ,f . v if! f r- v t Fit, I ', &y .. &! m frfn Rheumatism The liniment bottle and flanuel strip arc iainiliar objects iti uenrly every household. They are the weapons that have been used for generations to light old Rheumatism, and are about 03 elfectlvc in the battle with this giant fr disease as the blunderbuss of our forefathers ' f would be in modern warfare. Rheumatism is caused bv an condition of the blood. It is filled with acrid, irritating matter that settles in the joints, muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor nothing else applied externally can dislodge these gritty, corroding particles. They were deposited there by the blood and can be reached only through the blood. Rubbing with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and pains, but these are only symptoms which are liable to return with every change of the weather ; the real disease lies deeper, the blood and system tire infected. Rheumatism cannot be radically and permanently cured until the blood has been purified, nnd no remedy does this so thoroughly and promptly as S. S. S. It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream exhilarating tonic. Our physicians will advise, without charge, all who writeabout their case, nnd we will scud free our special book on Rheumatism and its treatment. THE et it Your Carpet, Your Linoleum, Your Shades, Your Iron Beds, : YourMlrrors, r-S Your Chairs, ' ; -Your Lounges, Your Pillows, i A Your Many (5 The House Furnishing Co. 08 Oom'l et., noxt to Tost ofllco. The great bargain sale at Friedman's, No. 307 Commercial street, haa taken hold of the laboring men's hands and many of them wearing pants have captured our suspenders, for the , quality and price suit them. The pcoplo buying our hats nro not subject to sunstroke, and those who earn their bread by the sweat of their brow know where to get their handkerchiefs, at Friedman's. For durability and strength, Friedman's socks take the walk, for they get stronger every day you .wear; them. Remember the place. Friedman's 307 Commercial Street. ." J.'"V ROMAM CHBRRY oieoco ententes. 'jPettos. f R. M. WADE & CO. su ROACH HARBOR LIME. DEBT PORTLAND DRAND3 Of CEMENT OFFICE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, ON HIGH STREET. EX S: BENTLBY Office Phone 1561. ltealdonco Phone Hod 2805 J. F. GOODE Salem's Greatest House Furnlshlrur Department Store . j. Charter Oak stoves and ranges by the car load, Fixtures and repairs keDt solev bv us. ;&' v, l&&&&&n&t&7C&Kf&&&&&j&&&p&j&Si S3.000.000 Worth of 80 pound steel and 55 new coaches, cafe cars is the During tho past year, making it the Ml rit 8in the country. Travel over it and . H. OI'.ANK.Oeu, Pai. Agt.,8t. ot I'm. Agt, Lufl Amjelfrt, Cl. MTWeaNfYKffi?t acid, sour ot ncn, strong wood, to tne aiiccteu pans, wnicn dissolves and washes outall foreign matciials, and the sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains. S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but ia a berfect vegetable blood purifier and most SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. of us Your Wall Paper, - Your Matting, Your Curtain Rods Your Mattresses Your Picture Frames -Your Rockers, Your Couches, Your Cushions. Other Things. Btorce at flalom nnd Albany In the way they are buying our gloves H. SB BID BR 7T H IH porfret Cherry Bender doe & I not orueli thu cliorry or cniiHc Ssr nny loss of Juico; n practical mnohlno lor largo, small or Cal ifornia cherries. Tim rued uxtrnotlnc bnllo drives the rood into nuo dish nnd notunlly throws thu uhurry into nuothur Tho marks 6f thu knife can scarcely hu soon on tho seeded fruit It eeods from till to HO quarts pur hour. Itctall pricu, 85 centH. a: usiness!! GARDEN 8AND OR LOAM. 8AND AND GRAVEL. ' rails, SO new locomotives, j chair cars, dining and $ record of the moat modern and up-to-date railroad enjoy the finest rqulpmeHt on earth. '? Uulo, Mo. Uom 0. OI.INK, PaoUlo ',) Ik Bfcitodal Puqc of W OAiLY JOURNAL Members Northwect Afternoon News paper League. BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, $4.00 In 'Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 In Avance. FORECAST OF THE ELECTION. With the host Information Tho Jour nal could gather fiorn every county, ami cMtlmntlng Marlon and Multnomah counties a stand-off, wo figured out a plui nitty of 325 for Chaniborlnln ovor Furnish Sunday ovonlng. It In apparent that tho election of Governor will largely hlnne on tho ac tion of the voters In Portland, and the effect that the Socialist vote will have on the result. From tho host Information that we can gathor Chamborlaln nnd Oodfroy will both bo oloctod. At ovory polling placo In tho city of Salem tho first ballots that wont Into tho box woro for Chaniborlnln. IIo will rucolvo a largo sllont voto. Hut, with a largo majority to ovor como, tho oloctloirmny bo vory closo, and may result In a contost ovor tho count In tho courtn and tho legislature. Thoro Is no specific provision of the constitution In coso of a contested election ovor tho olllco of chief execu tive GO AHEAD BUILDING UP SALEM. Now that tho oxcltlng campaign Is ovor all truo and loyal Salomltos should press forward tho work of building up thin city. Tho Fourth of July colobratlon must bo m ado a great success, and must bo mado a red-lottor day In tho history of tho city. Tho Grcntor Salem Commorolal Club work rmiBt bo piiBhod, and ovory cltl-l zon who Is not a member and rosts his hopos horo should join. Join hands with tho Capital City Improvomont Lenguo to mnko this u happlor and moro beautiful city to llvo In. Tho noxt election Is tho school dis trict election on Monday, Juno lGtli, whon a director Is cnoson for six yoars. Lot tho right man bo brought for ward, and lot us all unite to lmprovo our public schools until thoy nro ns good us tho host In tho Btnto. This school district has a cash sur plus. IntoroBt hns been reduced. Thoro is no Inconsistency In ltnprov lng tho schools, nnd Improving the finances of tho district and bonoflttlng tho taxpayer. Lot us mako for tho schools tho snmo record for oiileloncy that wo havo for our city. That monns that wo Hhall have tho best public schools In tho Btnto. That will -build up Sa lem moro than anything elso. LATE REPORTS SUNDAY NIGHT. A tolophnne message Saturday ovon lng to Tho Journal stated that Harney county would glvo Chnmborlalu 100 plurality. A tolophnno messago from Poit Or fortl said Curry county would glvo tho Republican tlckot 75 plurality. J. II. DolHlnan wroto from Tillamook that Chnmborlalu would cut down tho Furnish majority In Tillamook to a vory Hinall plurality. From Clatsop county enmo tlio word Sunday that Fulton's frloudH woro abandoning Furnish, and doing all thoy could to savo Fulton and thu legls tlvo tlckot Wasco ceunty: Chamborlnln will run far ahead of his ticket, and mny gut this county. Tho Indications from nil ovor tho itato are that the direct legislation amoudmeut will bo carried by a largo voto practically no ona voting ngnluHt It, so far as can ho learned. TO DE OPENED UNDER THE OLD "RUSH" 8Y8TEM. The genem! land olllco haa decided to opun tho hulk of tho Fort Hall In dian recurvation, Idaho, under tho old "rush" system on July 17th. Tho president has Issued a proclamation to this offect. Tho lands of tho reser vation havo recently boon survoyed and elasslllod. It Is ostimnted that about 300,000 acres nro agricultural or gracing lauds, containing more or less mineral, which will be outored undei tho homontead, timber and stono nnd mineral laws. All of these lands will bo subject to the "rush." There are about 00.000 aerou within tho ilve mtlo limit of I'ocntello, which nro to bo sold at public auotion, and will be opened during the seinmblo. All en tries of laud will bo made at the DlacUfoot land olllco. The department has derided that It U without authori ty to carry out tho lottery methods at Fort Hall which was so effectual in Oklahoma last summer. WILL AID SERVANT GIRL8. A number of Chicago women who havo their own Ideas about the servant girl problem, and hope to reach somo solution or that all Important mius tlon. have Just formed the Chicago Housewives Association. The or Kin atom of tho project are Mrs, August i.ovy. mo president, ami r. Mary A. Seymour, nnd thy bollovo that the successful carrying out of their plans win lomi to nujuit Household affairs ny bringing niiout harmonious rela tlons between mlstr and maid, tho proM pur, of conmlitlng the uiu- "r,UB,J ttmUft38ai,or Rl Waghlnirton.. tual good of (imployer and employe. T. ,, , Mrs. I.el says the object la to aid and ,. Lojr,u ,UoR 8tw thd world's author protect the worthy and deserving do-'1 " shlpnlng. has given away th mwllc, and to Improve her condition. T"1 "f ," 8h'1' "u,biLay bl"- ll while nt the name tlm they will give ",4UW8 V,mt ""! States Steel the housawlfe hone for Minmthiiiif rpqraUon s the largest owner of definite, rwllnulo and ettlcient In thu way of service. Many effort have been made along these lino, but all have railed. Mm. Levi bolloveti. because In every in stance they have worked for the x elusive interests of tho housewives or mr tne exclusive Intereste of the ser vnute. There Is to be nothing of that soinsh Idea, however. In conneotlon with the present movement, ami the organlintlou being for the benefit ot employer nnd employe alike, it is be- lleved It will secure general and hear- ty supimrt. In New York Citv thuv have a, (lorman Hmisewtve' Aswoola- " ' whw v uiviuuviv. uuu me Hchemo has worked to norfectlnn inoiw, mo vumuuuH oi me servnnia oe. num. wnere the case had been trans lng muoh Improved, while at the sumo ferr.l on n. ctmiivn nt wn. rtii, time the hoiwewive are being given irtalHtlff alleged thut he was engaged! the very heat service, Hewarvle are to Uy W. W. Thayer burlnR his lifetime be offere.1 the wwr( for faithful an his stwofrapher, tho underetand wf M t iOT UL8tana, a girl 8taa Uik belK that for her services Mr. I with one family fir ten years, and per Thayer waa to buy hor a, houe uud forma bmr vork fulthfnllv stul uull . , .., .. ., s.. AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. tho association will kIvo her $100 in gold. Tho now organization already hns several hundred members, and tho plans have thus far worked to per fection. Tho report a year from now will bo still moro interesting, o William J. Dryan Is homo again nfter a visit to Cuba to boo tho now ropublic launched and Incidentally to glvo tho Republican editorial para graphers something to writo about IIo Is unlike somo of thoso statesmen of tho Dopow brand who nro tumbling over each other to get a good seat at tho coronation of King Edward, the Inauguration of a plain republic hav ing more attractions for tho Nebraska editor and orator. Mr. Bryan says that tho nntlvos exhibited superior patriotism during tho ceremonies. Further, ho says ho bolioves tho United States would ovontunlly glvo tho Filipinos a govornmont of their own an oxprossion of faith in our institutions that Is entortalned by many peoplo. Even 08 tho inhabitants of Havana woro rejoicing ovor tho birth of their now ropublic a flond lncarnato was proHont In tho form of a bomb throw er nnd oloven persons woro Injured. Tho nuthorltioa htus havo at tho very outset work to do forrotlng out and punishing those arch onomles of so ciety. Injurlos to tho liuuuuf heart, long considered fatal, aro now successfully treated, nnd somo surgeons havo oven gone so far as to say that they aro no worso than any othor muscular wound, tho dnngor being the sanio in both rases, that of bleeding to death. It Is claimed that tho heart can bo oporat od upon with less danger than other Interim! organs, o A promlnont vegetarian makes this simple stntoment. To euro n horso of stiffness In forolegs and shoulders, feed him mldllngs or good bran until ho gots woll. IIo will get well In a short time. This will euro string halt, some kinds of weak oyos, knee sprung or contracted tendons nnd knuckling, o Tho president of Cuba will rccolvo a salary of $215,000 a year Now York, Now Jorsoy and I'onnBylvania nro the only states In tho union whoso gov ernors rccclvo $10,000 salaries. Rut thou Cuba, with ononuartor of Now York's population, Is a ropublic I o Slf Honry Irving has launched tho keenost criticism ngnlust tho Racon Ian theory, nnd It can bo put In a sea tonco. Ho says that It look an actor to writo Shakespeare's plays, nnd that no moro poet or phllosophor could havo done It. Governor Odell Ib roportod to havo an offer of a position nt a salary of $100,000 a year from Mr. Hnrrlmnn, Rut tho Now York govornor mny pro for to run ngaln this fall rathor than go into tho rotlremont of businoss life, o Tho vory nemo of clovoruoss In con coalmont was roachod by a circus man In a Pennsylvania town Jatoly, whon ho mnnagod to hldo a hord of 10 ele phants from a constnbio who was hunting them with a writ of attach ment. Public nwnorshlp hns mado moro progress in European cities than in tho United States. In Grent Rritalu 931 municipalities own their own water woiks, 90 their streot railways, ID tholr gas works and 181 their oloo trie plants. o Now tho Nicaragua canal routo Is opposed on tho ground that Lake NIc aiagua, a portion of tho proposod wntorway lies In close proximity to n volcano. Ocean stoamor can't travol vory fast through lava lakes, o A pumping onglno hns Just boeu re moved from n Rlrmingham, England, canal station, whero It had boon in constant sorvlco for 120 years. Tho record Is said to bo unparallelod In tho history of Htonm power, o ' A woman with a bomb In her hand was recently obsorvod In tho neighbor hood of tho cxar. Hor arrest must bo rogardod us n compliment to hor box, ns It Involvod fnlth In hor ability to throw tho thlug. . Texas Is living up to her roputation. Another negro burned at tho stako down there tho other day. That Is Texas' solution of tho race problom. And a woman wltnosBed the perform ance! At Catavllle. West Virginia, thoy have bad a rain of sunken. Tho "mountain dow" down that way must be powerful stuff to drink. "Plug to me only with thine eyofi. and I will pong with mine." That's the way they nro pluylug the gams over In Lunuou. Rlshop Fallows says that Chicago Is not so wlokud as Loudon, uud, while this probably Is truo, It will make Chi cago mad. JOURNAL X-RAY8. The British government has grate fully accepted tho offer by the Unltod bod? of 1 on ' Paunee r la ' ." country, and the fifth largest In the world. The beef trust has already found that extortion doea not pay. as It I making leas from high prices thoji It did from law one. Sales have de crenseo in a manner that no one tmxM ImVtf forgotten, nnd the leeeon 'wnel by the other trust, to make lw price) and many sales, has come t0 the meat packers with a chilling forc- Tim fnmnun TnimwVr no. .. Kate 18. Parker ngolnet Claude Thay- w, nuuuiiiirHiur oi w. v mayor, dece.iso.1 wn iiinr..miou.i i .. l,. l.. i,.,i-.l ..., i. .,.,.. -X. . .. w..v iuvnM vin vvtuu HUH the (Capital I finally purchased a lot for $1000. Sho I claims inai auogctuor tnero was only ju pam nor anu mat tno adminis trator of tho ostato refused to recog nize tho claim. o Roosevelt to the Church. Hero is what Prosldont Roosovolt thlnkn tho church should da nnd what It should bo : There Is moro and moro tromend ous work looming up beforo tho churches of this city which tho churches must do. Our civilization hns boon progressing for right, and for somo ways for which wo havo less cause to bo pioud. Industrial success has brought lis faco to face with many problems which havo boforo puzzled tho wise heads of othor nations. Tho forces for ovils, ob our groat cities grow, become moro concentrated and menacing to tho people. Thoy must bo mot and overcomo by forcos for good that havo grown In u correspond ing dogreo. Moro nnd moro tho churches havo got to roalliso that thoy must shape thoso forces for good. In this work-a-dny world wo must largely Judge mon by their fruits. Wo cannot accept a crop of thistles as Indicating fig trees. Wo must look to tho church to bene fit tho whole land. Tho church must make Itsolf felt through tho llfo-work of Its mombors, not merely on Sun dny, but on wcok-days; not only in church, but at homo and In business. Rusiness and tho cjiurch can go to gether. "Business 1b businoss" is said to oxcuso businoss rascality. Wo expect to seo tho results of tho advantages you havo had in church life. Wo have a right to know that you not only speak righteousness, but do righteousness at your homo and at large. o Women Bar Prominent Books. At a mooting of tho Hull Houso Womon's Club of Chicago, hold re cently, thoro waa n spirited nnd longthy discussion on tho subject of books nnd othor reading material for children, and tho organization finally put Its ban on a number of promlnont and woll known works, Including somo of tho books of Kipling nnd Mark Twain. Tho discussion was brought about by tho fact that a sov-ontoon-year old boy wns sontoncod to prison for Ilfo in Chicago a few days ago, and it wns conclusively shown that, by reading dlmo novols nnd trashy lltoraturo, this boy had boon led astray and finally boenmo n mur doror. Llttlo.wns said In tho discus sion against dlmo novels, howovor, nnd most of tho tlmo was spent In criticising Kipling, Twain and Julos Vorno. It was declared that Twain's "Huckloborry Finn," that you surely road when you woro a boy, Is not fit to ho placed in tho hands of any young person, and It was also agrocd that "Tom Sawyer" should bo ta booed, whllo "Roughing It" and "Inno cents Abroad" would bo pormltted. Klpllng'a "Junglo Hook" nnd his ani mal storloB woro dcclarod to bo all right for perusal by tho young mind, but tho ladies ncrnml Mint. Iiln ntlmr HtorlcB must bo barred. It was de clared that Kipling mado horoos of unworthy mon. nnd holds iip to youth Aiost undoslrnblo oxnmplos. Ab to books of wnr, and storloa of udvonturo, n charnctor of lltoraturo now vory popular with Young Amor ica, thoso who took part In tho discus sion agreed thut tholr offoct was un favorable and tondod to mnko boys brutal. It waa declared that tho works of Julos Vorno all supply too much food for tho Imagination, and lead tho mind to wnndor to things that aro not backed by tho truth. It was stated that tho reading of good nowspajiors would Intorost nnd nt tho samo timo Instruct tho young peoplo. oui u was aimed tnnt nil stories of crlmo should be eliminated from the panera given them. Oood roo.llnir hn. ... .... ' ----- ...... ..0 .. imiue many a goou man. nnd una read- lng has mado many n had man. Tho d scusB on Is tlmolv nn.i imnnpinni discussion Is timely nnd Important. o . It Is a UOOll mlvortlHnninnt fnr vni. otarlanlsm that a pedestrian who doesn't ont moat camo In first In the International walking mntch botwoon Berlin and Dresdon. Tho wlnnor mado tho 126 mllos In tho record breaking tlmoof 27 hours, la mlnutos nnd 14 Mi soconds. This bents the famous run of tho Clreok from Mara thon to Athens. 110 miw in i houro. o Pennsylvania nt ono time hnd some thing liko a monopoly of the produc tion of nails, but In 1801, out of n total of 1,306.93 J tons of wire nails produced, tho sharo of that stato was only 38C.037 tons. It Is slgnlflcnnt of tho westward nnd southwestwnrd trend of the manufacturing Industry that Kentucky. Alabama, Ohio. Indl nna nnd Illinois produced over 800.000 tons of this class or nails In the year named. O' i Bed Time I tako a pleasaut horb drink, tho next morning I fool bright and my com ploxion Is bettor. My doctor says It nets gently on tho stomnoh. liver nnd kblnoys, nnd la a pleasant laxatlvo. It Is mado ot herbs, nnd Is propared as oaslly as toa. It Is called Lane's Mod lolno. All druggists sell It at 26c and CO cents. Lane's Family Modlclnos moves tho bowoU -oaoh day. If you cannot got It, Bend for freo samples. Address, Orator Woodward.LoRoy.N. Xe o - O .A. t3 T? !T n- n. - t m mm tw nm Kmn Bg)' -r .77 . T7 " m o Strictly Business. '"Have you obwrved that man who has been abusing yoHf" "Yes." answered Senator Sorghum with a groat deal of Interest. If I wanted anybody abused I don't know but I should hire him In preferonco to nnvbodv I know nt" Wnahi,.-t., Star. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's loot-Bnse. a nowdor. It oura painful, smarting." nervous feat and in. growing nnlla, and Instantly takes the sting out ot oorna and bunions. It Is the greatest comfort discovery of the ago. Allen's Foot-Ese makes tight or now shoes feel easy. It la a certain cure for aweaUnjr, callous and hot. tlr4 ashing feet Try It today. Sold by all druggUJs and shoo stores. By man tor in stamps. Trial Mtkaea free. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy. NY. z journal HOSTETTER'S Stomach Bitters Js a specific remedy for ailments of tho stomach, llvor and bowels and is backed by hundreds of vol untary testimonials. Wo would thoreforo urgo ovory sufferer from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, ache or Liver and Kidney trouble to try 1L It will euro you. For sale by alt druggists, with our Private Stamp ovor tho neck of tho bottle. Avoid substitutes. NEW USE FOR ELECTRICITY Electricity, long used In tho labora tory for oxperlmontal vurposos ouly, Is fast coming beforo tho public as an ngont of great value In tho arts and In tho affairs of evoryday life. By electricity power to drlvo machinery can bo utilized at tho dlstanco of miles from its source, and by electric ity thanks to Mr. Edison's recent dis coveries our streets nnd houses are lighted moro brilliantly than by gas. Whllo nil thoso results aro evident to tho public at largo, theio Is still an other field In which tho uso ot elec tricity is rapidly working a profound reformation tho field or medical scl onco. Tho following remarkable euros, performed by Dr. Darrln, show the now uses for electrlcity: Catarrh, Bronchitis and Consumption Cured. Mr. Editer: I will lend my nnmo to tho long list of euros porformod by Dr. Darrln. Fifteen yenrs ago ca tarrhal and bronchitis troubles com menced to annoy mo, nnd seven years lator a complicated lung troublo showed Itsolf. All offorts to euro woro fruitless, until coming under Dr. Dar rln's olectrlcnl treatment eight years ago. I am happy to say I am cured. I nttrlbuto my long-continued good health to tho healing Influence of olec trlcity, which rostorod rao to a per manent sound condition. I am iiowb ngont on tho Southorn Pnclflc R. IL, and will gladly answor- tmostlons at my homo In Mount Tabor, Or. J. it. LINDSLEY. The Following Letter Speaks Volumes for Dr. Darrln's Mode of Treatment: Dr. Darrln, Dear Sir: It Is with groat plcasuro and a thankful heart I wish to Inform you that I am cured of salt rheum, which I havo sufforod with for 25 years, at times bo bnd that my hands would crack to tho bones, nnd my body was also affected. I havo no words that can oxpress my thnnkful noss to you. Mrs. E. Shorrotts, of Vnncouvor, Washington, has known my condition, and can ho roforrcd to. Rofer any ono to mo nt Gardnor, Or. Vory rospoctfully yours, MRS. MARTHA DAILY. $1000 Squandered. Mr. Editer: I fool It my duty to say that Dr. Darrln cured my wlfo, yoars ago. Sho had been nffectod for 20 yoars with kldnoy complaint, dla botos nnd pnln In tho hnck. Many physlclatiB had glvon hor up, after miviiiK jiniu out ovor $1000 for her tiuiumoni. wo only saw 111- nitrrln vico and Z H, 1 ,inv Tin ?nd ? l'.cP' nnt . rrom tlmt t,n t0 this hor ,. " -.-.. --. '.,... ByillllLUIllH IlttVO nnvnr rnnnnnnm.l a...i i am so ..in"", ' m ",,."' V . jiat I have S.1 I ml . lMi"10"1 i' J "? e lm. "or uiulor his enro for deafness. llvo near Medford, Oregon. u. Moimis. Dr. Darrln's Place of Business. ., ,,R,1rr,n KivM treo consultation at thO WillnmottO Tlntnl iln .....n July oth, from 10 to 5'and from 7 'to o miiiy. ,u curauie chronic, acuto and prlvnto dlHoasos confidentially and SUCCUSSfllllV trnnlnil nirnnl n...i nuestlon blanks sent froo to any ad- nt dm, mm tiiiTosponiionco solleltml, Most cases can recolvo homo treat ment after ono visit to the doctor's of m ,1,"tt,0,r,efl "d bolts furnished, with full directions for tho use. Cross eyo, rupture, tumors, vnrlococolo. hy drocolo, seminal woaknoss and strio turo cureil. Dlseasos of womon nn Im portant specialty, quickly rollevod. The poor treated free, oxcoptlng modlclne. lT,T 10? dft,ly ByM toflt"l "nd glnsses fitted. Dr. Darrln's terms for troatment aro now $5 a week, or In that proportion or time, as tho case may roqulro. ox cept In special casoe. The poor niiiCTi uo, uxcepr. medicine. o . CASTOK.IA. 8mt tiit .T Klw '-w llaia Alwrars Boegti -CJfe&S tstt 0 ,, Who Kills the Birds. Who kills the birds? Inhunmn!'1 WomBn' "al,,l0" 'tis I must havo dond birds. Who sees them die? "I." said tho Man, "whonovar I oan. WS.u&,Pp' "! ,ova t0 d- Who digs their graves? neat ciS th G'r1, Mfr R foath9r8 Bagle.'"' RU thlr gravw"-Oakfleld ?100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be Vkued to learn that there Is at least oi dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all lu stages and hat is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure " on Posltlvo cure now known o the nveitcal fratornlt-. Catarrh bi a constitutional d88ei Veoulres t emst tutioAni rm..-r? ' ,",JJire8. R Em" U taken sterna ly acting dirertlv mtun n.a i,t..i . Ull,,, "I"?- .? ! (W. rhereLv"8 .imjing ine rouauatlon of the disease, and giving the patient strenLth ?.v bwlWtng up the cWtltutlon a, ni listing nature in Wk M Proprietors have w mueh fnl?h iTue curative powers, tfcrt tt Qffr oSS 9. J. 0IIBWBY & CQ, S br dmigi.t, Mi. Td9' a H. is Fam.ly puis are th, bsit. (freenosam's Our goods will suit your taste. Our prices will suit your pocket-book. Dry floods at the very lowest prices. Shoes that combine perfection of'fiVanci ffhfth with rea onableness of price. New goods arriving daily in our millinery department Tiy us and be convinced that you get your money's worth at Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Noxt Door to A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of oar tender nnd delicious meats, steaks, Iamb or mutton chops, voal outlets or pork, Our meats are nil cut from, tho.fattost and nriincBtciUtlo, and we can eupply your tablo with fresh, nutritious and wholoeomo meats nt bed rock prices. E C, CROSS ;SALEM, ORE Phone 201 SSs Hammering it Into His Head Is n forclhlo but needlesj operation. Less Btrenuous methods o! argument oaslly do the business for tu. Tho pub lic is aware thatwoeell tho host grade of pure, clear water ico. Also that our prlcoB nro tho lowest; that wo glvo ex cellent aorvlce. 75 cents 100 lbs. to fam ilies. Special rates to laroo consumer. Manufactured at tho Capital lee Works. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop Plant Colli Is llfUMnilnn r.nn nl II.. I . . . ,. . . " ' "m ueHI' crops to plant it. e have a full btock of choice j . . ,i ...BREWSTER 9! Court St. FEEDMEN AND &r .w:?i. sctt.. rcr-t - 6ambrmu6 3Beer- AND Everybody THE ALEX CORNOYFP' -il TODAY Harritt& . .-" OREGON Old Post Office Grocery. tho Poatofllco. Tust Look Atjwhat wo glvo you. Our beat .., are yours, .first, last and all tho ' Our laundry standard Is flxel ." &' und wo never flH,, rom It for no Q,,ifr Lot your Hnon ns woll as youV ?.kl' fhlno. A spio nnd span bJSLS counts or everything Our ffiS o71?trSte.Ba,Bwffl Salem Steam laundrv COLONKL J. OLMBTBD, MOrBIKTOR DORO08 D. OLMBTBD, MOn rlon 1 2W Liberty Stre-t 1 At Easter time is whon thebuilding huainees will bela full swing.- If you hnvon't Riven roar orders for your lumbor requirement! It will pay you to get estimate from Goodalo Lumbor Co., for any ndill kinds of lumbor for out or Ineldeworr, lath, ehjnglea, eanh, doors, blinds and everything ncodod in this line. Goodaie Lumber Co, Near S. P. Paaa'r. depot. Phone 451 Do you want a paint that will not- peel or rub off? If so use Pattern's Sun Proof It is fullyfguaranteed. FOR SALE BY Savage & Reid Corn .... .. .1 .L..IH.I in una country, ow ninewi- e.ted corn. & WHITE... SEEDSMEN. Salem. Of0l is welcome at NOBLE 0or 8tflta an1 Connnerd.1. 1 pi, r.in qi 1 UUUV u.u u. STRAWBERRIES ' GREEN PEAS CABBAGE LAcbRBNoe r". - Tip3 $wp rag' mmi ifjfw '5fiSK ) Wl h