THE- BAlUY JOURNAL, fiALEM, OHeGON, WeDnESDAV, JUNE H, 1062
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CANCEROUS ULCER
develop sometimes from very trifling causes and when an d where j1
tlini A toil or abscess, burn, blister, wart, tumor, mole, or the simplest lime pimpu.
'evident of pdlutcd blood, and nothing can check its progress until the cancer tainted
SdablipHcmpurified. All efforts to heal the ulcer by means of salves or other
vitiated blood lias wip fwm.,if. can lmve no nossible effect upon
ffllTSSSSd 51 ? "tota c blood and are Carried through tho
circulation to the sore.
A SMALL SORE CAME ON THE
INSIDE OF HIS LIP.
Bbttodal Puqc of tbe Capital Journal
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DY HOFER DR0THER8.
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
MOTHER, TWO AUNTS, AND ONLY
SISTER DIED OF CANCER
OF THE BREAST.
Hind n Cancer on my left breast, which
caused me great pain for three or four
yenrs n umua un.
paius were deep and
shooting. The ulcer
discharged yellow and
rntlicr offensive mat
ter I had clvcn up
nil hope, os tho doctors
, gave me no relief.
My mouicr, iiu
Sniinltt mid nil Olllv sis-
Mn.1 nf fmntirr nf
lthe breast, und I am
sntisficd that I, too,
would have been cone
TfrtltnoiiiB better after the
first bottle, and after using only seven bot
tled, was cured. This was several yearn
oko but have seen no sign of the Cancer
since. I would urge all who are suffering
fmin tit iltceaae to civc S. S. 8. a trial,
Helton, Mo, MRS. J iMits Casshw
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butforS.S.S.
About the first of February, 1899, I
noticed a smalt lump on the Inside of my
lower Up. It annoyed nie considerably;
tho doctor cauterized It nnd In o few days
it dropped off, but shortly after another
came and broke Into on open sore, and in
spite of the large number of remedies I
tried, it would not heal. I then went to
ouotber, and ho gave me something to
put on the sore, Baymg 11 n urn not cure
he would cut the sore out. I used his
inmllMtio. but received no benefit. I de
cided a blood purifier was what I needed,
and began to take S. S. S. The uiccr was
growing rapidly, with some pain and a
crawling, creeping feeling. At first b. 8.
8. seemed to make the oore worse, hut
this soon changed, and after I had taken
seven bottles the place healed entirely ;
my general health improved and I am as
wclfnow os ever and no signs of the dis
ease have been seen since.
Hollands, S. C. W. P. Brown.
WOULD SCAB OVER, BUT NOT
HEAL.
Mr. Jno.Massle, 0 wensboro, Ky., writes:
"About three years ago a blister came on
the right side or mv
nose. Itgrew steadi
ly in spiteof oil efforts
tohcaUtup'.thcpain
was not very severe
at first, but Increased
when the sOrc began
to inflame oud dis
charge matter. At
times thcplacc would
scab over and appear
to be getting well,
but the scab would
drop off, leaving n
mil. niK'rv looking
ulcer. I had almost despaired of ever
curing the Cancer when my attention
was called to S. S. S., and after taking n
few bottles tho Cancer began to gradually
irrow smaller, the discharge stopped, pud
1 was relieved of the terrible disease."
Dally Ono 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.
BETTER PAY NEEDED,
nnn aood rosult should' come from
'tho tragedy nt tho stato prlBon hottor
pay for such Borvlco. Forty dollars a
month Is too small pay for a Job that is
liable to cost a man his life uny day.
If mon aro to stay thoro year In and
yoar out and ho picked off at any tlmo
by such mal-crontlons as Tracy and
Merrill, they should have a pension
upon rotlromont, as much as a Holdlor
In tho army.
While wo aro about It, wo wish to
say that the pay of many of tho at
tendant at the stato InBano asylum la
too low for tho character of the sor
vice rondored.
Thirty dollars a month for sovon
invs n wook from 5:30 to 8:30, and
Geo. Ado says ninny a man Is up
against an nnalysls whon ho Is trying
to mako n paralysis.
For tho first time In twenty, years
tho Job printers of Ohlcago have had
their wages raised without having to
resort to a strike.
Smallpox has broken out In tho
Portland Women's Union boarding
house. Four bdardcrs havo boon re
moved from thoro to tho posthouso,
nnd It Is feared more may take tho
disease.
King Eddy Ib fooling his oats. Ho
has quarreled with his primo minister
for roftislng to rocommend a male
favorite for a peerage, and with tho
mlstrosB of tho rohos for refusing to
Invito a fomalo favorite to dlnnor.
Chamberlain carried Douglas coun
ty, but tho Plnlndonlor says:
The fact was clearly demonstrated
nt tho recent election that tho loyal
and truo blue Hopubllcans of Douglas
county aro several hundred strongor
than tho Democrats, douhtfuls and
enlng returned a verdict for plaintiff
for only $20.
Emory Sharp, of Sclo, who was hold
to tho cirouit court on a charge of
rape, has been discharged by DIutrlct
Attornoy J. N. Hart.
Docket ontrlos were mado aa fol fel fol
eows: i
Mary J". Shaw vs. J. E. Ferris, eject
ment; defendant's demurrer to supple
mental answer of plaintiff argued and
sustained.
Studchakor Bros. vs. Joseph Scholl,
for money; defendant's motion for
judgmont on pleadings overruled, and
plaintiff's motion for leave to reply
sustained.'
.. m . i .1.-1. 1 ... .r1 4 ll-1l1fYll fllf
Cancerous Ulcers can be reached only by a remeuy umtacu, up" - TfCo "
v,uluuu0 u jt , fountain head of the disease,
ffrass.--, Sfifcssa
logical treatment for sores of this character.
By the use of S. S. S. the ulcer is supplied with
pure, strong blood, which quickly allays the inflammation
1 1 V. ...l.ii 11.. - :i.:.. nniMiii! ntirl nilmv the
aim iorccs out an uiu iimwuihj r1""! " " I
sore to heal naturally and permanently. S. S. b. acts
also as 0. tonic, and where the constitution has become
debilitated and weakened, it restore vitality and strengthens the nervous system, am a
SrtTand digestion. S. S. S. contains no Mercury, Potash or other minerals, but is
W4Lic ulcer or sore of any kind that is slow in healing whether
located uptl e bodV or internally, will receive mescal advice and such special information
aTtlicv dSire free of cost. Book on Cancer and Other Diseases of the Wood sent free
as tlicy ucsire irc. 01 """-Ji, SWFT vnrntFia qOMPANY. ATLANTA. GA.
.,!.(, n mil nt nil lHllirn Of tllO
night, and handling a dangerous class Republican kickers combined.
cf people, is a pituui compensation i.
best.
Tho editor of Tho Journnl was re
cently at tho bedsldo of a woman In
broken health who Borved twelve
years at tho asylum, with almost no
holidays, and many weeks and
monthB without coming In contact
with outdoor.
Compared to tho lavish wasto of
money for other purposes, and tho
enormous compensation of tho stato
olIlcialB, who Bcrew down tho wages of
those who really porform the labor of
tho slate, tho wages paid for labor at
ninny of tho institutions is too low.
Thoro Ib economy and oxtravaganco
that la criminal almost whon human
llvos aro considered.
Tho returns from Clatsop county
show that Gov. Geer camo within 190
votes of getting as mnny as Senator
Fulton. This Is BurpriBlng when you
tnko into consideration that tho local
political brigade wore turning- things
up sldo down to get Fulton a good
vote and woro doing Just ns much to
keep down Geer's vote. Tho peoplo
of Clatsop county haven't forgotten
whoro the governor got his wife.
Company F.
Is Inspected
Colonel Jumos Jackson, Inspector
general of tho Oregon National Guard,
conducted tho quarterly Inspection of
Company F, Fourth Regiment, in this
city Tuesdny evening. Tho boys were
drosscd In camp uniforms, and woro
complimented by Colonel Jackson up
on tho very croditablo appearance
they mado. Tho Salem company la
now recruited to Its full strength of
58 mon, and Is a well drilled organiza
tion.
ly took the morning train for tho fu
neral, accompanying tho casket, In
chargo of Undertaker Ulgdon, nnd tho
sight was one of tho saddest that has
been witnessed for many a day.
Deceased was a son of tho ploneor,
Fielding Jones, and loavea ono broth
er and a Bister at Hubbard, Mrs. Jas.
Whitney. He was a mombor of U10
Odd Follows and A- O. U. W. lodges,
who furnished escorts for tho remains
to its Inst resting placo. Thurston had
scoros of frlonds, and was taken from
llfo at his prime, and In tho fullest ac
complishment of his duty. Ho died
tho death of tho brave, as much aa
any man laying down nts career on tho
field of battle. Tho family can con
solo themselves with tho thought that
ho was a good citizen, that ho served
tho stnto loyally, and left tho world
with' a record for Industry, and with
out nn enemy. Tho stato has not a
bettor citizen than Thurston Jones.
ffisHsBuKl fv
Fitters
Tho rtlii...
Will POSltlBoU
uro
indigestion.
Djspcpsla,
Constipation
Bllllousnes1.
.Nervousness,
ana malaria,
1 Try a hnitu
l satisfy
younolf. Tin.
gonoino has
r Private
stamp over Dm
ueck.
HO FOR NEWPORT.
Oregon's Favorite Seasldo Retort.
Recognizing tho advantage of Now
port as a sumnior rosort over other
seasldo resorts In tho Northwest, and
to mako it posslblo for all who desire
to spend their vacation by tho ocean
waves, tho Southern Pacific Company,
In connoctlon with tho Corvnllls &
Eastern railroad, will placo on salo,
effective Juno 15th, round-trip tickets
from all points In Orogon on tho
Southern Pacific to Newport, good for
return until October 10th, specially re
duced rates. For full Information In
(julro of your local agent. 6-10-eod
Have You Ever Tried Sab's Botanical Doctor?
OBITUARY.
DOLLMAM
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CHERRY SBBDBR
8etbcD"Ciurinic3. u otcoa.
X
'"J" UltJ purlect Oherry Boeder does
I 1 not crush tho cherry or cause
rf any Ions ol Juice; a practical
machine for largo, small or Cal
ifornia cherries. Thu eoed extracting
knllu drives tho eoed into ono dish and
actually throws tho cherry Into another.
Tho marks of tho knife can ttruraoly be
Boon on tho seeded fruit. It poods from
20 to 30 quarts per hour. Hctall prlco,
85 cents.
Everybody
KatB at tho Whlto Houso rostaurant,
whoro they can got tho vory best kind
of n meal at a low prlco. Open du
and night
R. M. WADE & CO.
OREGON
STRAWBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
TODAY
Harritt & Laojrbnob
Old Poet Ofllco Grocery.
A Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Or dinner you can enjoy'lrom ono ol our
tender and delicious meats, steaks, lonib
or inutton chops, voal cutlets or pork,
Oar meat aro all cut from tho fattoat
and Drirosetcftttlo, and we can lupply
your table with fresh, nutritious and
wholesome meats at bod rock prices.
F, G.IICROSS SALEM ORB
Phon 201
At Easter Time
is whon the building huslneta will bo in
lull mvliKf. If vou havun't uiveu vour
ordora for your lumber requirements It
will pay you to get ostliuatoa from
Uoodalo Lumber Co., lor auy and all
kind of lumber for out or Ineldu work,
lath, ehtnglca, sash, doors, bllnde nnd
overythluu noedwl In this line,
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near 8, V, Paw'r, depol. Phono 081
;Taking Hold With
a Yira...
Th nubllo has on our line boer.
Peoplenud that they thrive on a goodi
,wt ber hesltli, ruutola and vitality
fp-0Vttd. It elves the norklufman
bb&Be and the sedentary vitality and
'.vigor, For delicious beverage there Is
,etalflgto equal it- A care of Salem
lmr in thu hour Is a av forever ami h
frledln wd. Wo will deliver it to
yer door Uw ol charge.
Mn M. Beck, Prop.
Hair-Work.
Mih. C. A. Spauldlng la nt MrH. J. A.
Sellwood's, 383 Front street, this wook
only, with a fine assortment of hair
uoodH. Hring your oruors ai onco,
2.c
o
70 Hours
Is the dnily record of tho Chlcngo
& North-Wostom railway botwoon
Portland and Chicago, with only 21
more added to Now York and Uoston.
If tlmo tmvod 1h money earned, ohoosa
tho Chlcngo & North-Wcfltorn, nnd
save any delay, chango of enra and
otlior Inconvonloncoe. Our trnlna run
Bolld through to ChlcnRo. Ask any
tlolfat agent, or nddreBs.
A. O. 11AUK15U, Gail. Agt..
163 Third St., Portland, Or.
0-10-lw
The Great Rock Island Route.
ThroiiRh personally conduotod toui
1st slooplng cars botweeu Portlaud nnd
Chicago ouco a week, and botwoon Og
den aud Chicago throu times u wcok,
via ho Soonlo lino.
Through Htnndnrd Bloeplng cars
dally botwoon Ogdon aud Chicago, via
tho Scenic lino.
Through Standard alooplug care
dally botwoon Colorado Springs and
St, Louts.
Through Standard und tourist sleep
ing cars dally botwoon San Francisco
nnd Chicago, via I.oa Anguloa und Kl
Pasu.
Through Standard Bleeping cars aud
chair cars dally botwoon St, Paul and
Chicago.
Do suro that your tlahet reads via
tho Great nook Island Route.
Tho host and moat roasouablo dlu
Ing car sorvloe.
For ratos, folders aud dosorlptlvo lit
oraturo wrlto to A. 15. COOPKIt,
Qouoral Agent, Portlaud, Or,
i
"What Is Man?"
Is thu title of a sploudld llttlo book
by a Salam author, und should bo read
by everyonw. A nice present for any
young man. Prof. W. O. Huwley snyH:
"I hope for this book the wldo read-
lug It deserve!." For sale nt Pat-
tons' book store. Prloe lOo. G-C-Sw
' O ' '
New Elite Gallery.
The underalgnet) has purchased the
Hllte gallery of Unit & MoLeunou,
and have Beeured the services of Mr.
Carl Nordstrom, who la known as one
of the finest operators on the coast.
Friends, patrons and tho public oor
dlolly Invited to call. Over Dalrynt
pie's store. T. J. CKONI3K, Prop.
6-B-t-ood
o v. r? o art a: j. .
Bwrttiw y 1M KM Yx m Kfntn Bwgfr
.,ra (Z&Vm.
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&&
'4Zt
Excursion Rate to Denver.
The Northern Paolfie otters a rate
uX HTQO from Portland to Denver and
peiurn. Date or mUt Juue W. and 18.
Umlt of return July SI. PawenHew
way "x via NortherH PaelAe and reUira
ia aowe other route For further la
tlculara xee or write to A. D Charlton,
A U8INE8S LEGISLATURE.
Tho peoplo of Marlon county, with
out regard to party, domnnd that the
next legislature shall bo as nearly a
business body.
Our Bonntors nnd roprosontatlvea
will do woll to have boiiio regard for
business principles, and tho condition
of tho taxpayer.
Marlon county hns no Interest In tho
wnstcful log-rolling policy that scat-
tors nubile monoy through combina
tions for plunder. ,
If tho Republican party wants to re
tain Its hold on tho people of this
county, lot Hb roprosentntlvea stand
for n buelnuss organization.
Tho loot olemont that don't caroa
d n how much It sponds on dorks or
what gooa Into tho appropriation bill,
Hhould bo drlvon to tho roar.
The Bonnte, at least, should be In
the bunds of conservative men, nnd
mon of chaructor. Of tho houso, not
so much can bo oxpocted.
It takos no moro labor to do right
and mako good laws and carry on good
Kovornmont than bad, and tho rosult
is ono that Is satisfactory.
Rut you cannot got blood out of a
turnip. Tho majority of men cannot
yet be got to look at government from
tho repreuentnttvo standpoint
Hut tho peoplo havo now tho Initia
tive nnd ruforondum, nnd will ba' able
to enforce tho tuprosoutntlvo principle
moro nearly than horctoforo.
With Mr. Chamberlain ns governor,
thoro will bo a domnnd for a butter
class of work, if it escapes the axoou
tlvo voto.
Let us have a buslnoea leKlslnturo,
ns well tu a busluosa governor.
For a month boforo tho olcctlon the
Portland Orogonlnn was frantically
shouting that the election of Hon. Geo.
13. Chamborlaln would bo takon by tho
country at largo that Orogon was In
favor of tho abandonment of tho Phil
Ipplnoa. Slnco tho oloctlon that pa
por's annuitant has boon Just aa stren
uous that the, rosult moans nothing of
tho kind. It Is no wondor that tho
people havo no faith In what thoy see
In tho Orogonlan'B editorial columns.
Rpseburg Rovlow.
Ah, but tho majority of Orogon
votors who rond no othor paper still
havo faith; moro's tho pity.
AMOS '"
STRONG'S
DEATH
Particulars From An Associ
ate in Mexico.
llolow Is glvou a lottor from tho
Montezuma Copper Co., of Nacozarl,
Seuorn, Mexico, rolntlvo to tho death
of Amos Strong of this city. Tho
lottor is to Mrs. Strong, written by J.
S. Williams, Jr., assistant superin
tendent of tho mlno, and boars dato
of June 4th:
"Dear Madam: Yosterday morning
wo sent you u tologram, notifying you
of tho serious Illness of your husband,
Mr. Anioa Strong, nnd In tho aftornoon
sent nuothor advising you of his
death.
"From all wo can learn Mr.. Strong
hud boon HI nt his camp sevoral days
beforo coming horo, and was In Nnco
ssurl a day and a half boforo ho sont
for a doctor, ho having nrrlved horo
at noon on Saturday, and not Bonding
for the doctor until Sunday availing.
"Tho doctor Informs us that Mr.
Strong was suffering from a complica
tion of diseases, sovoro dysentery
and Inflammation of tho bowels, but
that the lmmodlatu cause of death
was uric acid poisoning. Ho was
given the best attention possible, our
company doctor, who is a very ablo
physician, being In attendance, and
there was a nurse with him both
night nnd day. As we thought It prob
able that you might wish to romovo
the body sonio time In the futuro wo
I hnd a metal llnod coflln made and the
Mrs. Allco Jory. who died at hor
homo six miles south of Salem, at
2:40 p. m. Juno 9, 1902, aged 50 years,
2 months and 5 days, was born at
Freclandsvllle, Indiana, April 4, 1852.
Sho camo to Oregon with her folks
In 1878, residing for soma tlmo at
Tumor, Orogon.
Her maiden namo was Allco Robert
son. Sho was married to George W.
Jory, July 4, 1880. Sho ' loaves to
mourn her untlmoly domlso, a hue
band, George W. Jory, nnd nn adopted
son, Frank H. Jory, a Btep-mothor,
Mrs. Barbara Jano Robertson, two
brothors, Danlol of Portland, Oregon;
Bonnott, of Gates, Orogon, and also
tho following half-sisters and broth breth broth
ors: Mrs. Rena Barzeo, Wasco, Ore
gon; Frank Robertson, Turner, Oro
gon; Benjamin Robertson, Turner, ur
ogon; Erwln Robertson, Tumor,
Orogon; Joseph Robertson, Clover
dalo, Calif.; Jonathan Robertson,
Hydoavllle. Calif.; Claronco Robert
koii, Wasco, Oregon; Ford Robertson,
Wnsco, Oregon; John Robertson, Cat
ion, Wash., besides numerous other
relatives and frlenda.
In her denth tho neighborhood
losoa ono who was hold In tho highest '
ostccmod by friends and neighbors, ono
who was over ready to lend a helping .
hand to tho aflllctod, with n pleasant
smllo and a cheerful word for every
ono; n loving wlfo and mother, and n
truo frlond. Tho horoavod husband
nnd son havo tho sympathy of the en
tire community.
Tho funornl sorvlcos will bo held at
Llhorty school houso fit 1 p. m.,
Wednesday, Juno 11th.
o
Funeral of Mrs. Curl.
Tho funornl of Mrs. John Curl, woll
known In this city, who dlod at Port
land, was hold at Sclo Tuosday, and
was attainted by many rolatlvos and
frlonds. Mrs. C. A. Barr, of this city," r il. of
is hor daughter. I worin at
Ho absolutely cures cancors, tu-i
mors, gravel, lddnoy and bladder trou
bles, bono diseases, asthma, skin dis
insections. My Dear Frlend:
You must bear In mind that this
modlclno Is not n poisonous tonic, nor
a stimulant, nor a temporary roltef,
which you get from poisonous drugs,
whoro tho results aro Buro doath soon
er or later. Thoso poisons go In your
bones and destroy tho llfo of thorn
and crcato all kinds of diseases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
bono diseases, otc. Do not blamo tho
mediclno whon It takes an effect and
Btlra up tho polsona or dlsenso In tho
, system. You must not oxpect to bo
I cured In n fow days, for your sickness
j or dlscaso has been a long tlmo com
, Ing on, nnd It will tako a long tlmo
j to get it out of your ayBtom. It will
I tako months or a year to build up a.
now body from tho bones up. This la
what tho peoplo do not understand.
oases all without tho ubo of tho knife
or poisonous mlnernls or mineral of
any kind.
Thoy aro used to being humbugged.
My medicines nro composed of na
ture's horbs what tho human system
requires. Whon tho animals got sick
they will help thomaolves to thoso
herbs, for thoy havo tho Instinct, and
tho peoplo havo not, bo wo havo to
make a study of IL It has been a llfo
study with me. Do not get weary
this llfo Is too short and too awcet to
worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., 8a
lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
consult. He Is a natural doctor. He Is
descended from a line of German herb
alists, the beot physicians in the
world.
Thlo lb his fourth year In 8alem, and
scores of patlento and frlonds can tes
tify to his skill In their cases
GOOD MEN FOR 8ENATOR.
Oregon has some good material for
United States souutor. Mr, Scott, tho
Portland editor, Is In many rospocts
the superior of mon who are Bent to
tho Senato from other statoo, und that
Is not saying much.
Simon, Tongue and Moody, of tho
present dolegntlon, will measuvo up
to the senatorial Btaturo and dimen
sions, aud would bo a credit to tho
state If oloctod to that high oftloo.
Willi all that has been saw. unnriea body Boaled up In IL According to
Wiwley Fulton, of Flshvllle, would not j the laws of Mexico you cannot remove
bo a bad man to olecL He has a. tho body from this country In less
voice, and, under good Influences hns
good Intentions, and more than.nvor
ngo Intelligence.
Ttluioii Ford, of Salem, Is a little
rough around tho edges, hut If he onuo
donned the sanatoilal toga people
would be surprlsod at the fine senatoi
he'd make. He may sell n couple of
farms, and ho after the otllce, Just to
be In Btyle.
Oregon has other men of senatorial
dimensions, and any one of them
Read the Above Remarkable Cure.
e$es
..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar..
For shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, hosiery,
ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our
line An especially beautilul lot of new veilings. Our
goods are marked very low, Call and be convinced.
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State Street, Salem.
4-S)G
Greenbaum's
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 gei your money's
Funeral of Thurston Jones.
II. T. Jouos, tho stato prison guard.
who mot a cruol doath at tho hands of
Convicts Trnnv nnil Mnrrlll nn Mnn. I
day morning, was burled today, tho
funeral taking plnco at Hubbard, his
formor homo, whoro ho has a farm oho
mile southwest of tho city. Ho Ioavoa
a wlfo and olght children, noarly all
grown, and able to holp tako enro of
the mother. The grlof-strlckon faml-
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Next Door to tho Poalr-flleo
The $ Hour M$
Which the working man has fought for
ami succeeded in obtaining is something
the wife has no share in. Her day be
gins before his and ends long after it,
as a rule, and many n tiicdit her rest is
fTJ I
i I fit
i
l nun iwo years iroiu uiu uuw oi
burial, without u speolal Tiarmlt from
the state government, mid you gouer
ally havo to pay quite a large sum to
get the permit.
"All of your husbaud's effects that
ho brought here have been taken
care of. Including two wntches. $10
In Mexican money, and $1.01 In U. S
money, being placed In our store
, vault, a i-ltle. a small valise containing i
letters, toilet urtlolee nnd his old
jjrJr
-SsS&S-- --
would shine up to the average of the clothing, being left In oharge of Uie
tunturlnl fnmul In tnnt mifftiaf- linilv ' . .i. i.UH.n t.n..A ...l.u.A'
...(.. ... .Mj . . lMiiHHuur in in mniniiiiK lunn miwv
material found In that august body
Geer would reflect credit on the stato,
and his tallnees would make the state
conspicuous In one respect, at least.
With all due raspeet to the gentle
men named, thoro Ib a principle In
volved la the selection of a senator
from Oregon that wc cannot get away
from thu dlreot vote of the people.
No man la too good, but the peo
ple are good enough to be listened to.
0 '
Joteph Ullnian; the New York book
maker, nays that every day In the
year, between tho hours of t und 5
p. uu. the public risks from $1,000,000
to JI.WW.Dee In turf miecnkulou. He
ay that thta show that the Ameri
can people are beginning tu develop
an enthusiasm tor equtue contwts. A
Marlon County Circuit Court.
The Jury In the case of Jamea Fin-
3& Morrison street earner of Thtrd.j wore reasonable inference Is that the ney vs W. II. Rgan a damage Buit for
rortiunu, ur. o io St gambling uruii is growing zw me rosuu or a iana kuk tam ct
he died.
"While we have no ordained minis
ter here, one of our mon read tho ser
vices for the dead at tho grave, and
all Uie men hero who were off duty
attainted the funeral. We also
dressed the body In a new suit of,
dlpthea and did everything In our'
powor to glvo him a Christian burial. !
"It will perhaps bo neceasnry for'
you to send a representative to Mex
ico to settle up your husband's affaire,
and If so we will be pleased to do all
that we can to assist him. and in the '
meantime do not hesitate to write we
for auy Information you may wleb."
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m
V
m
broken by the baby's
fretfulness. The .
healthiest woman i
must wear out under j
such a strain. What
can be expected then !
of those womeu Com Is becomim; one of ih huHt xmm in tliia nmr.,
10Jri"" t0 nlant Jt' ,lftva a full stock of choice eoed corn.
ly diseases? j
Women
wno are
weak , i
A Perfectly Laundered
Shirt Front...
Is worth golnif miles lo eee, mnf
miles lo wet. Vet we will wve you Juit
that and bring it to your door Oar
laundry work is proverbial for Its excel
lence among those "in tho know," Mif
we call for your washing this week n''
return it on tho day promised, a lample
of tho way we launder th ngs?.
Salem Steam Laundry
COU)NKL, J. OLMBTKD, PUOrBlKTOB.
nonoos n, olustsd, mob.
hone -111 230 Liberty FtrM
Plant Corn
Now Is the best tlm
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND'SEEDSMEN. Salem. OfMOi
worn-out
and run-down will find new
life and new strength in the
use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It establishes
regularity, dries weakening
drains, beats iuflnnini.it inn
nnd ulceration, and cures ' . AND
female weakness. It makes
weak women strong and
sick women well.
Sick people are invited to
consult Dr. Pierce, bv letter.
&JSS?S!5& ALEX CORNOVRP
idential. Address Dr. R. V. '
sacredly confidential
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
"I ufll
ycttr li
fit UBlli
senwtoa. wrtaf Mr, lohn r,rr,n nr n.ni.
BojfVc Co.. Ky. ThU medicine u rtees:
WMH4tU to roe by otlwr piiieats. I hve taken
U WUleuad 1 feci HVe .Bother person."
The doaler who offers a substitute for
"Favorite Prescription." is only seeking
to make the little more profit paid on
tbe sale of less meritorious medicines.
Hie profit U your loss. Refuse all sub,
smuts.
Dr. Pierce' PI savin t Prlli. hni,t,i tu
used with Favorite Prescription when-'
ever a laxative la required, t
Gambrinas Beer!
AND
Everybody is welcome at
THE NOBLE
Cor. Stato and Commercial
'Phone, Main 81.
I!
n
Business!!
GARDEN 8AND OR LOAM.
SAND AND GRAVEL.
ROACH HARBOR LIME.
BEST PORTLAND BRANDS OP
CEMENT
OFFICE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, ON HIGH STREET.
D. S. BEMTTBY
rOa a-ti - " - i
. umce rnone 1651. Residence Pboas
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