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Better and far moro economical than soap and
other Washing Powders.
Mado only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY.
Chleaco, Wow York, Boston. St.
MISS SARAH FINLEY,
VlcoPrcsldont of tho Palmetto Club, Memphis, Tenn.
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INK OF GAJtDUI
in a thoroughly
scientific ami mod
ern remedy, meet
ing-the needs of tho modern
woman in tho nfodemway
without tho torturo of an
operation. Winoof Cardui
Las cured them in tho pri
vacy of their homo and it
has found u placo in tho
heart of American women
that 510 other medicine- liai found. In
their gratitmlo over 10,000 American
womon liavo written letters commend'
ing WJno of Cardui. WJno of Cardui
moots their wants as no other medioino
doos. It sustains tho young girl at tho
shock of Iter onlrnnco to womanhood,
Women who tako Wino of Cardui liavo
littlo discomfort during pregnancy and
littlo pain at childbirth. When tho
chango of lifo nppoars thny enter a
happy, hcultliy old ngo. Kvory month it
comes to tho roscuo to assist Naluro in
throwing the Impurities from tho body.
Hiss Sarah Finley, of Memphis,
Train., vice-president of tho Palmetto
Club of that city, speaks for herself anil
many friends when sho bestows tho
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Our lUustrotMl book, lUweitblnir nil ami ploturtmr
inupv of thaw) irwnluuHi U hem on rwiiMwt. A anM
via brum Ju Juiil to show yon wlmt tliu )rMiilums mm
like, sua bow wulljr itiey pan bo weurwl. ikjIo thU lUu
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Premium Dtpt., The Cudahy racking Co., So. Oisjsj, Nth.
The qreat bargain aale at Friedman's, No. 307 Commercial street, has
taken hold of the laboring mert'a hands In the way they are buying our gloves
and many of them wearing pants have oaptured our suspenders, for the
quality 'and price suit-them. The peoplo buying our hats aro not subject to
sunstroke, and those who earn their bread by the sweat of their brow
know where to get their handkerchief at Friedman's, For durability and
strength, Frjedman'a ock.s tako the walk, for they get stronger every day you
wear them. Remember the place.
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medicines placed before suf- I
bring women for their relief
none can touch Melilree
Wine of Cardui. It towers
above them all as a reliable
female remedy. It simply
drives pain and disease away
and restores health In an Incredibly short
period. I have fatten great Interest la this
medicine for the past two years, since It
brought health and strength to me. I
have also recommended It to a number
of my friends and they who have used it
speak of it In the highest terms and I feel
that it Is praise well bestowed."
If you art) sulToring from femalo
weakness Wino of Cardui is tho modi
cino you need.
You can havo hoalth tho samo as
Hisi Finley if you will tako tho Wino
of Cardui trontmunt. If j oil need ad
vice further than tho complete direc
tions given on tho bottle, addross Tho
Ladles Advisory Department, Chatta
nooga Med. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
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A million suffering women
havo found reliuf in
Winoof Cardui.
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Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper League,
BY HOFER BROTHER8.
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.
A VICTORY FOR GOOD GOVERN
MENT. Th" ri-tiims Indicate the election of
lu ncpnbllcBti Htnto ticket, nnd Geo.
B Chnmborlnln for govnrnor by about
Jto usual Republican majorities In
an off year
Thin ! tim urontmit victory for tho
people nml for ood government nnd
proBrosH In Oregon thnt has evof boon
won in the history or the fltato. It
rneanH that a corrupt faction cannot
arry thu election In this state, oven
when It has ton to twenty thousand
majority, nml unlimited funds to work
with.
Oregon voters have carried tho dl
'oet lpRtKlntlvo amendment to the con
stitution, known as the Initiative nnd
referendum. Tho ofTect of that roform
will bo to check reckless and experi
mental BchemoH of political ajlvontilr
ors. Tho effect of dofontlnB tho conspir
acy of tho BpimouH Hopubllean loiulor
shlp to got control of tho ontlro state
Rovornniont has boon thwarted, nnd
tho lootlns oi tho stnto treasury and
stato Institutions has boon provontoil.
ir any of tho londors In tho con
spiracy that took charge of tho last
llopuhllcun stato convention aro re
turned to tho legislature thoy will ho
lp a mlnoilty. They will not havo
tho chairmanship. Thoy will not rlilo
on tho front sent and hold tho rolns.
Tho first round in tho battlo ror tlie
rnfiirnititlnn of our own Btnto Kovorn-
mont has been won. Tho flat salary
program and breaking tiio grip or tno
loglslntlvo grafters aro tasks still to
lin nrennmllHlifld.
Tho TKiuaro battlo of roform In tho
amiHos of our stato govornmoni mat
was foiiKht by (Joo. 13, Chnmborlnln
mado him votos nnd hoBts of frlonds
whorovor ho spoko, nnd In ovory pre
cinct of this Btnto. Ho will bo found
standing by his colors on that line to
the end.
YEW PARK PRECINCT.
Tho editor of Tho Journnl Is always
Interested first In his homo precinct
Yow Park. Hero the Socialists polled
fi votes for their ticket, the Prohi
bitionists 13. Tho highest votowns cast
for tho illroct loglslntlvo amondinont
12!) for nnd U ngnlnst.
TIiIb proclnct Is composed mostly of
suburban nnd country voters, and has
no artificial lnfluoncoH that pioducos
an abnormal vote In any particular di
rect on. Thoro aro u few very poor
ami only ono wealthy voter, and ho Is
a Democrat. Tho voto of this proclnct
Is probably as nearly uiiblnsod nnd mi
Inlluoncoil us nny precinct In Orogou.
(lov. Clour receives 111 for United
Htntos senator. Wood 35. Mr. Wood Is
an nntl-lmpgrlallst, still this vote must
not bo takau to menu n rebuke to Mm,
hh those issues wore not Involved. The
people topudlated tho mannor In which
thu Republican state convention was
hnmlluil.
On governor Chamberlain cnrilos
this Republican precinct by 02 to 71
votes ror Kiirnlsh, while the Republl
inn state tlukot has from 101 to 10C
votes. Thos. II. Tongue HU 105 to
111 for .lames K Weatheiford. On na
tional Issues the precinct Is support
Iiik Roosevelt nlxnit two to ono.
The Republirnu leglslattvo ticket
nets about two to one over the Demo
cintlc, tiidteutlnic that the people want
a Republican United Htntos sonator
chosen by the next legislature. Prank
Duvey lends the ticket.
The vote on stnto senator stands:
Furiar SO. Kotmoii 80, Crolsnn 70, Mc
Miiluin 78. Joltrey 01. Dlmlek 17. Mr.
MoMuhau ritsldiiM In this precinct, and
received a very complimentary vote.
James Godfrey, for statu printer,
ou riles the precinct by 77'ovor Whit
ney, Republican, 08. This Indicates
that Mr. Godfrey will get a big Re
publican vote, and If the labor organi
sations stand by him he will be
elected.
Stelwer enrrlos tho precinct over
Colbnth, 76 to 73, for sheriff, ami the
rest of the county Republican ticket
MU blK majorities.
The editor concludes from the vote
In ills own precinct shows that Geo. IS
Chamberlain Is elected governor In the
suite by n liiiiulMome majority, with the
rest of the state ticket, except possi
bly Godfrey, for state printer, Republi
can; that the Republican county ticket
Is elected, with the possible exception
of sheriff.
The Indications are that the entire
Republican legislative ticket Is elect
ed, except possibly Ilobsmi for Joint
senator, although he Is running so well
up with Farrar that he may overcome
the l.lnn county vote nguinst him, If
that county goes against him.
There never uns so nearly an Inde
pendent vote cast ns this year. The
iiuu-iKU'tlsAii spirit Is growing, nml the
lection Ib notice to imrty managers
nnd fuctlouul bosses that they must
take more note of the people's wishes
ami opinions.
CROWNING EDWARD KING
The Loudon enters say that great
Hreimratlons are there being made to
receive and entertain the Immense
throng of S.uOO.OOO people expected to
be oh hand during the coronation.
Prom $10 to $60 Is being asked for
seats Ut the great grand stands being
erected along the line of march, while
eats In windows and balconies are
selling for many times that sum. In
one place the spectator are erecting
stands on three sides ot St. Clement
Pane's church, while in Trafalgar
Square the stand builders are In com
plete possession, and are everywhere
hurrying up their grand stands. The
route of the much talked of proce
slou on June 517 will he ho lees than
seven mils long, hut there are many
complaints that this Is not auttlulMUly
tang to give all the iteoole a chance
tu . ami. everyone appears to be
elumonrlng for news In refs.pl to the
Ulan, fovea the United State Is
(aklHf an unusual Intvrust In Uie
IHMtacular affair, but It U only be
etwee ot the American's Inborn desire
to see a shaw, and to see the monkey
climb the stick.
la the QoroHaUoii the ok) coronation
chair which Is MX) years okl and ban
always been one of the sights noUited
out tu Westminster Abbay. will be
ufi Nearly seven feet li tan It la
three ftt wide and two deep, four
Huns forming the Buupurt In the place
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JOURNAL
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
of logs. At 11 o'clock In tho morning
tho king and queon will ontor West'
mlnstor Abbey, and when they havo
passed through will knool In prayor
at a footstool In front of the corona
tion chairs, tho chair for tho queon
being tho onu thnt was first used by
OuoonMary Ttulor. After thonrayor tho
'archbishop of Cantorhiiry will presont
tho king, and tho lords carrying Kng
land's regalia, tho crown, tho Jowols,
Bcopters, state trumpets, etc., and will
bear them forward nnd plnco thorn
upon tho altnr. Then comes tho coro
mony of anointing the king with oil,
' tho crowning, tho oath, nnd tho re
turn of tho king nnd quoon to Iluck
Ingham palace.
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THE CUBAN REPUBLIC.
A new state has boon oorn Into the
i family of nations. It 1b tho ropubllo
of Cuba. No one 1b docolvod by tho
event, nor by the hurrah which ac
companied It. nor by tho prococdlngs
which led up to It. All thinking be
ings havo from tho boglnnlng soon
the goal toward which Cuba has boon
Blowly and deviously advancing. Sho
Is to become a United States, posses
Blon, and finally n stnto In tho Amorl
can union. No ono can say whon, but
surely not for many years, perhaps not
for a gonoratlon. Not until her pooplo
havo boon purified, educated, largely
regenerated, and leavened with United
Statlan Ideas. In tho meantime such
American oyos ns aro not fixed upon
moro Interesting objects will bo turned
In Cuba's uroctlon to soo how Bho
gets on paddling hor own canoo. At
tho moment, from our point of vlow.
tho outlook for hor Ib not a hopeful
ono. Tho reasonB aro obvloiiB. Hor
pooplo havo had no government as
self-govornors, havo had no tasto of
fairly good govornmont of any kind,
save that ndmlnlBtered by Govornor
Wood nnd his associates, whom thoy
love nono too well. Tho rnco or races
fiom which thoy sprnng havo no gon
Ins for solf-govcrnmont. Thoy havo
always been governed, and with a
Heavy nanii, uut soiuom wisoiy, wnnt
Indeed tho most onllghtonoil and un-
t Hnlflali rnlnrn rnnlil lin nxnoctnil nf n
peoplo four-tenths nogro nnd nogrold,
seven-tenths Illiterate and ton tonths
mongol.
Looking across tho cluuinols Into
Central or South Amorlca, tho specta
tor Bees what Is to bo In Cubn, or
what would bo If unwntched and un
gliarded. Her oxporlonco ns nn Indo-
pendont Btnto will bo that of othor
Spanlsh-Nogro-Amorlcnn states. How
could It bo othorwlBo? In what ros
poet do Cubnnn dlffor from Colum
bians, Venozuolnus, Honduranians?
Some of thoso stntos havo had thirty
revolutions In as ninny yonrs. At
this moment nnarchy prevails In Hnltl
but thoro tho pooplo aro noarly nil
blacks.
It may ho truly said that Moxlco is
an oxcoptlon to this sweeping state
mont. Ilut romombor that Moxlco hns
had Porflrlo Diaz as a rulor for twon
ilx years. Nominally prosldont.
actunly ho was dictator. Ho was
(nnd Ib) a despot, but n bonovolont
ono, nnd under his rulo tho country
hns prosporod ns novor boforo. Ho
qulotod dlBcontont with a bang; nm
bltlous chloftnns ho clappod Into pris
on or kuockod on the head. Uut Dlazex
aro as raro aH Washlngtons Prosl-
ilHiit I'nltna In not ono An niuliililn
tnd pntrtotlc goutliimnn ho Is, but In
no senHo grent. In no smiso cqunl to tho
ilmnntulM nf lilu nlnnti nutl nf llin neon.
slou.
The Cuban ropubllo Is a bubblo suro
to burst. Thoie may or may not bo a
revolution; the shadow of her power
ful near nolghbor may provont or may
suppress; but nothing short of the
long, st long arm of the Uncle Sam
will save tho Island from repetition of
ciinptera In tho history of nil Spanish-Afro-Amerlcnn
stntes.
The Cubans look upon tho Yankees
ns aliens nnd Intruders; just ns half
civilised and savage peoples every
where look upon clvlllxeU explorers
nml settlers.
Nevertheless the Unltod Stntos would
not long remain n silent and unmoved
spectator of turbulence In Cubn.
(laving undertaken to pacify, to edu
cate and to I'levnto, tho task would be
completed. American planters, trud
ers, engineers, innnurncturers and
winter resldonts (to say nothing of
American soldiers) will nt least do
their perfect work and prepare the
Island for Its destiny ns an American
colony and nn American state,
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PAUNCEFOTE'S SUCCESSOR.
Natural)' the post made vncaut by
the deuth of Lord Pauncefote will not
long bo untenanted. In the world of
diplomacy It Is Important. To find a
successor as competent ns the late nm
baasador will be no easy task Michael
Henry Herbert Is said to be slated for
the place. One of the recommenda
tions advanced In his behalf Is that he
Is closely related to the Asters nnd
Vnnderbllts. If this circumstance Is
to have any effect It should be exactly
the opposite of the effect Intended.
The peoplo mentioned represent nn
aitlflclnl aristocracy that has little to
do with American Institutions, nnd Is
wholly apart from, nnd regards Itself
us above, the common people. The
funded .superiority Is a thing nt which
to smile. To recognise It ns possess
lug any element of genuineness would
be to change It from amusement to an
noynuee. At present the families men
tioned, with notable exceptions In
both, hold themselves aloof from of
nVinl circles. They discuss gravely
the degree of recognition that should
be accorded the president and his fam
lly. At present, nobody cares about
this, but for this aristocracy to enter
Into otllclal life wriuld reeult In confu
alon. Let It run its own little circus
where the crack of the ringmaster's
whip will not Interfere with those who
are unaccustomed to It. While a Mrs
Astor has a right to perform as may
please her. It would not be fair for
ber to break Into the performance of
the herd, she might cause a stampede
The delicate matter of arrnnglag prec
edence, as between her and the wife
of the executive, would lead to heart
burnings. If Mr, Herbert desires to be
persona grata he ought to have enused
his Intimacy with the 100 to be elim
inated from the description of his vir
tue. Alabama has nn elooUan In August.
Arkansas. Maine nm) Vaniuui u.ni
elect their neat governors in Septem
ber and nenrfeia will oaluAt d .....
executive in Oetober. Louisiana's state
elections occur in April, nml the rest
of the states hold their elections In
November.
Lord Kitchener la saw llu. nuitak
god. nnd. ns (here is only one pedestal
and a single kaWt, Lord Roberta will
aura to he satisfied with being & wan
and taklui; his lae In the throne
the Capital
JOURNAL X-RAY8.
Mark Hanna has his oyos still on
Oregon.
Thoro Is a god In liraol, and a Jour
nal In Portland.
Tho Ropubllcan party tramped on
T T. Geer at tho wrong tlmo.
Hoginnlng with today It Is all off
with "Tho nation has Its oyo on Ore
gon."
It is said Mr. Scott consoled him
self by voting for O. E. S. Wood for
senator.
Who says the Republican olophant
can't get a move on when ItB right,
Just and nocessnry.
Flat salarlos run well, thanlt you.
The Orogonlnn will tako notice that
tnere "Is somethln' In It."
The Chamberlains nro In It, Joe
Chamberlain won out In England,
Qcorgo Chamberlain In Oregon, and
Mart Chamberlain In Sntom.
The Oregonlan will find It don't pay
to run Its Rough Rldors ovor a gdOd
Republican administration, nor to spit
on a good Ropubllcan platform,
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Amos CummlngB loft an estate val
ued at ?1G00. Amos also loft a good
name.
Kansas prohibition is now 21 years
old, and It Ib yot making efforts to pro
hibit. It should bo admired for Its
staying qualltloa, If for nothing olso.
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It Is stated that tho monoy cost to
Great Urltaln. of tho Roor war wan
equal to $32,000 for ovory burghor In
tho flold. Probably each of tho fight
ers would havo agreed to emigrate In
tho beginning If offered, one-half this
sum.
Answering a Cry.
Perhaps Mr. Charles M. Schwab
alBo thinks that It Is a dlsgraco to
die rich. And no doubt ho hns heard
the complaint of his Illustrious tutor,
Andrew Carnoglc, that It Is hardor to
conscientiously glvo away groat
riches than It Is to acquire thorn.
Anyway, Mr, Schwnb has takon an
enrly start at bolng n philanthropist.
Ho ovidontly doos not doslro to wnlt
until ho retires from buslnoss, but Is
going to do soma giving nway as ho
goes along.
Wo llko tho direction that Mr.
Schwab takos much bettor than that
of Mr. Carnoglo. Ho Is going to give
occasional breaths of fresh air, sea
breezes, sports nnd squnro monlB to
the Btlflod. the hungry nnd tho sick
children of Now York. This beats
libraries all to plocos. Saya Mr.
Schwab:
"I havo purchasod Richmond
Ueach, facing Now York bny, on tho
south shore of Staton Island near
Tottonvlllo, for tho boneflt of poor
and sick children of Now York. This
land comprises about a quartor of a
idllo of lino bench, alsq a flno frosh
wator lako. a grovo and high land
reaching back to tho Richmond road.
Tho Improvements on tho proporty nt
urosont consist of a farm house, pavil
ions on tho oconn shore, pagodas, and
a largo stoambont dock. These
buildings will bo nltnred to suit tho
nurposo of tho purehuBo aftor consul
tation with charitable Institutions of
Now York.
"It Is oxpectod that from 1500 to
2000 children dally can bo provided
for at tho bonch, and thoy will bo
sdvon a good tlmo In tho usunl way,
by moans of bathing, boating on tho
lako. rides on donkeys, gnmos In tho
fluids nnd tho grovo. Tho children
will bo conveyed to the bonch proha
bly on n largo stoamor, and tho out
ings will continue during tho opon
air soason. Evory child will rocolvo
a good dlnnor.
No library of a million volumos can
match those 2000 playing and feasting
children. Mr. Schwab has dlstancod
his old boss nt the very start.
Among those acquainted with tho
conditions that provnll In tho congest
ed districts of our lnrgo cities no
form of philanthropy has been as pop
ular as the "fresh air" ontorprlses.
Tho oxopensos of those havo usually
boon borno by funds rnlsod by public
subscription. Now hero Is ono that
It Is to be a purmnnont Institution
with tho income of ono of tho rlchost
men In the country behind It.
There Is the utmost satisfaction In
soolng charity appllod In this way
applied directly to the -distressing
physical needs of tho tonderer port
of human kind, mado to meet the
want that are slowly killing them.
As long ns there nro pooplo, mm
especially children, in this world
who lack healthful nmusements.
wholesomo surroundings, food and
caro when they are feeble or sick. It
Is vastly better to spend money to
supply them with these things than
It Is to spend It for hooks or n unlvor
sity. In the ono case tho glvor Is
answering the cry that touches the
heart. In the other he Is supplying
some vaguely defined deficiency in
the moral forces of Bociety.
Po ye hear the children weeping. O
my brothers,
Wer the sorrow come with years?
TJiey are leaning thels young heads
against their mothors.
And that cannot stop their tears.
The )ouiik lambs are bleating in the
meadows;
The young birds are chirping In the
nest;
The young ftvwna are playing with
the shadows;
The young flowers are blowing to
ward the went
Hnt the young, young eklldren. O my
brothel's, i
They are weeping bitter)'!
They are weening In the playtime of
uie uuiere.
In the country of Uie free.
Qo out. children from the mine and
from the city
Sing out, children, ag the llttlu
thrashes do
Puck your handful nf tan meadow'
cowslips pretty
Laugh aloud to feel your flugere
lot them through
No library of a million volume ran I
isaicn meee woo playing and feasting
ahlUrun Mr fif.bxunU ),,,, .iici.,nn i
--"--." .- w..ia lub UIB.UilUH,! i
his old boas at the very start. Among'
(hub nrqwumeu wiui me conditions
that prevail in the congested districts
f our large cities no form of paila
tkrouy has been as popular ae Use
"freak air" enu-rprieae. The exiuwsee
ot these baw usually bwn borne t
funde ratsoti by public eubsrlptior,
XW here is one Hint Is to be a perma
neat Institution, with the ineome ut
3-oumal
ono of the richest' men In tho country
behind It
Thoro Is tho utmost satisfaction In
soolng charity applied In this way.
KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Or Your Hair Will Fall Out Till You
Become Raid.
Modorn sclonco has discovered that
dandruff Is caused by a germ that digs
up tho scalp In scales, as It burrows
down Into tho roots of tho hair, where
It destroys tho hair's vitality, causing
falling hair, and, ultimately, baldness.
Aftor Prof, Unna, of Hamburg, Ger
many, discovered Uio dandruff gorm,
all efforts to find a remedy failed until
tho groat laboratory dlscovory was
mado which rofiultod In Nowbro's Hor
plcldc. It nlono of all othor hair pre
parations kills the dandruff gorm.
Without dandruff, hair grows luxuri
antly. "Destroy tho causo, you re
move tho effect."
Thoro Is no use to frot because n
Chicago man hns made $1,000,000 In au
oat corner. Ho will try to doublo It,
and somebody olso will got tho pllo.
Monoy mado in this stylo of gambling
Is never long out of circulation,
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Just Look
At tho display at Branson & Rn-
gan's. Rig, bananas, frosh strawber
ries and new vogotablea from two
counties overy morning. Phono In
your orders early. Don't forget Bran
son & Ragan.
The Finest
In the world Is what everybody Bnys
about tho bread and pastry mado b)
tho Pioneer Bakery. All good houso-
keopors uso them. Once tried always
used.
$100 Reward $100.
Tho readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that there is at least
ono dreaded dlscaso that sclonco hns
boon ablo to euro In all its stages, and
that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is tho only positlvo euro now known
to tho modlcnl fratornlty. Catarrh be
Ing a constitutional disease, requires n
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh euro Is taken lnterrfally, acting
directly upon tho blood and mucous
surfaces of tho Bystom. thereby de
stroying tho foundation of tho dlsonso,
and giving tho patlont strength by
ouiiuing up tho constitution and as
slating nature In doing Its work. Tho
proprietors have so much faith In Its
curntlvo powers, thnt thoy offor Ono
Hundred Dollars for any caso that It
rails to euro. Send for list of testi
monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
li... l's Family Pills are tho host.
o
Tho Great Rock Island Route.
Through personally conducted tour
ist sleoplng cars bctwoon Portland and
Chicago onco a weok, and betwoon Og-
den and Chicago threo tlmos a weok,
via tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard stooping cars
dally botweon Ogdon and Chicago, via
tho Sconlc lino.
Through Standard sleoplng cars
dally botweon Colorado Springs and
St. Louis.
Through Standard and tourist sloop
lug cars dally between San Francisco
and Chicago, via Los Angeles and El
Paso.
Through Standard slooplng cars and
chair cars dally botweon St. Paul and
Chicago,
Bo suro that your ticket roads via
tho Groat Rock Island Routo.
Tho boat and most roasonablo din
ing car sorvlco.
For ratos, foldors and doscrlptlvo lit
oraturo wrlto to A. E. COOPER,
Gouoral Agont, Portland, Or.
o
Proposals for Wood.
Sealed bids for tho dollvory of 100
cords of largo, llvo body fir and 30
cords of grub oak wood, 3 to 7 Inchoa
In dlnmotor, for tho uso of tho Oregon
stato ponltontlary, will bo recolved at
the ofllco of the suporlntondont until 3
p. m., Tuesday, Juno 10, 1902, nt
which tlmo thoy will bo oponod.
Delivery of snld wood must bo mado
on or before Septombor 15, 1902. Tho
said wood must be sound and of good
quality.
Accompanying each bid must bo
cash or cortlllod check equal to 10 per
cent of amount of bid.
Right Is reserved to reject any nnd
all bids, lllddors aro Invited to bo
presont JOSEPH D. LEE,
Superlntondont Oregon Stato Peniten
tiary, Salem, Oregon, May 29, 1902. 5-30-tf
OAlbVOHlA.
Bests tis A I" &W TM H3W Alwar? BOU
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, Kstray Notice,
Notice lsbrly ulvitliat I hsre taken up
ami lu)aued.l the, following tleKrlbfcl animal
Com! ninnln at law within tlie Citr of 8a
1. to-wit
(Mia 8rrl Hor. 7 or 8 jraW jj, fWtt,
lipped on. welctM about m pom4i. peer lu
ieta.
The itwuar of ttkl animal Mn UaTth tame
bjr imtvlne khmH- ana payluc he Ue
fcstgittaud oxtcAMMof uklni;np atwl .ketplas;
pwlU Mlltbeaalil aalnul , I..I.U.
tUm a iwevkM la ..nUunara No. o ut tiw
IIHWIHl mi) .
Dated 8aMu. Jhm J, IN.
I). V OIBSON.
City Marolial
Bstrsy Notice.
.NMlMUtoMhrttlTMl ttott! bat. Ukwi
d lH)mila Um feUovriB drtt4 animal
foHfelraMUtatLtlie vrllhla ih liy , g..
Uw, to-wit:
Qm kUjr wire, alwrt T or yf M wUt-
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alM 00 HWOc ' "" ""
TtiewtwruuUiuui . i ..
hr pnisw proNr aaU paw ,4- JT
han. awt iimum r tktoB mp JTJ2.
I. MU lart lhms.1 fo, ai Z?lSi
wolk)i(clliU,,uuJa at PUtoLlafa.
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lat4iq June ; ix,;
W 0ID89K.
(Bteenbaum'e
Our goods will suit your taste.
Our prices will suit your pocket-book.
. Dry goods at the very lowest prices.
Shoes that combine perfection of fit and finish with reas
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
Next Door to
Plant
Coru is becoming ono of tho best crops
to plant it. Wo havo a full stock of choice
...BREWSTER
91 Court St. .
FEEDNEN AND
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dlnnor you can enjoy from ono of our
tender nnd delicious meats, steaks, lamb
or mutton chops, veal cutlots or pork,
Our meats aro all cut from, tho fattoat
and urimoBtcattlo, and wo can supply
your table with frosh, nutritious and
wholesomo meats at bod rock pricos.
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Hammering it Into
His Head
Is a forcible but needlosj operation.
Less strenuous methods o! argument
easily do the business for ut. The pub
lic is aw aro that un Pllll thu hrnt urmla
of pure, clear water ico Also that our
prices are tho lowest; that wo givo ex
collont eorvlre. 75 cents 100 lb?, to fanir-
iiios. ureclal rates to larpe consumer?.
Manufactured at tho Capital Ice Works.
Mrs. M. Beck, Prop.
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83,000.000
Worth of 80 pound steel
X and 55 newrnafllfc
cafe cars is the
paring the past year, maklug H tho
n qVTI'S' oTra?1 over U antl
Coast pa r8n' F"' iARtV Bt
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Everybody is welcome at
THB NOBLB
ALEX CORNOYER
TODAY
HARRITT Si
OREGON
Okl Post Office Grocery.
$
STWUm recisdy
the Postofllco,
Corn
In this country. Now Is the boat time
eccd corn.
& WHITE...
SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oregon
A Perfectly Laundered
Shirt Front...
Is worth going miles to see, many
miles to iot. Yot wo will givo you just
that and bring it to your door. Uur
laundry work is proverbial for its ezcel
lonco among those "in tho know." Mav
we call for your washing this weok and
return it on tho day promised, a tumple
of tho way wo launder th nga?.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONRL J. OLM8TBD, rnOPBIKTOR.
DOROUB D. OLUSTJiD, MOB
Fhono -ill 230 Liberty Plre. t
At Easter Time
is when the building huelnoea will be in
full awing. If you haven't given your
orders for your lumber requirements it
will pay you to got estimates from
Uoodalo Lumbor Co., for any and all
kinds of lumber for out or inaldo work,
lath, shingles, eanh, doors, blinds and
everything noedod in this lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near, 8. P. Paes'r. dopot. Phono 651
fa
rails, 50 new locomotives,
rliafrr-irc rHnfno- anrl M
record of the
moat modern aud up-to-dato railroad
eniy e finest equipment on earth.
Lou'8 Mo Ro8a O. OMNE, Pacific
Cor, Stato and Commercial. j
Phone, Main 81.
STRAWBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
LA.OJRBNCB
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