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HHWtHv -tt. mmm Tr-nw-.ii.-u wj Tfr-r ffOTrxNMHNsNn mm r THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THUR8DAY, JUNE M, ISOl aftWNHnHMIMIMIMIMIMHMMIHMMn w QOLD "Imt m 90L0 OUST 5J4: tf? Ik Aro you a slave to housework ? GOLD OUST has dono more than anything olte to emancipate women from the back-broakinz burdens of the housphold. It cleans everything about tho house pots, pans, dishes, clothe and woodwork. Saves time, money and worry. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. Chlcwo. HswYork. Boston. St Louis. Makers ol OVAL PAIRY SOAP. easonafile Gooti s WW The House Furnishing Co. 809 Com'l st next to Pott ofllco. BVh& This signature Laxative WTTtflbo rcniody that CHBRRY fimm II tppff 9CCOCD CHKRRieS SCCDtte & R. M. WADE & CO. TODAY HARRITT 8l LACIJRSNOB Old Post Ofllco Grocery. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one ol our tender and dolioioua meats, steaks, lsr.ib or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork, Oar wests are all cut from tho fattest am) tmmoatcatlle, and we can supply your labia with fresh, nutritious and wholesome moats at bed rook prices. R CSICKOSS. SALEM ORB Phea 801 Taking Hold With i Yim... The public bat on our flne beer. Jaoule dud that they thrive ou a good, pwie beer health, niutolo and vitality unproved. It ulves the worklngman bckboae and the sedentary vitality ami vigor. For a delicious beverage there is ttethlpgto equal it. A rate of Baljm iXrtl ia the hours is a Jov forever and a frkiidle need. We will deliver It to your door free of chargo. Mrs. M. Beck, Prop. && WSfW yyTKtfgHii DUST. iwfns do your work," U ffofflw" A? Light, cool and Invigorating, suit able for porch and lawn use. The right thing In the right place. Not easily In Jured by a night out, artistic, attract ive and serviceable. Necessary sum mer comforts. See them. Stores at Halom find Albany U on every box of tho genuine BromoQuIninoTbieu- cutdo a coW In on dajr. SBBDBR X 7yilU purfrot Cherry Seeder doos ft. I notoruah the cherry or online ir uny Ions of Juice; iiraommi mnohlno for large, einull or Onl- Ifornla uherrloH. Tho hood oxtmetliu: knllo drives tho peed Into ono dish mul anlnnllv thrnu-u llui lllmrrv IlllO dUOtllOr The marks of the knife can Bcurcely be seen on tho seeded fruit. It feeds from 20 to 30 omuls pur hour. Retail price, 85 cents. STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE N This slffUir U ea evsry txsx of tho irenutao Laxative Urmo0ulnlno'rt4 rwocdy IhU euro H coW la uuo Ofl. BMtorial Ha$e of ;the daily j Members Northwest Afternoon News paper League. ! BY HOFER BROTHERS. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance, Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance, Dally by Carrier, GO Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year, $1.00 lnAvance. WIPE OUT THE BTAIN. j Among the victims of the Oregon penltontlary outbreak was a prisoner ( named Ingram. Ho had been son- toncod for life. No fate more somber than thiH could fall to human lot. The man of ordinary Instincts would chocse death woro It not that even In tho brenst of tho felon there is ever a ray of hope. Tho man dronms, If not of forcing a wny to freedom, of the chanco of pardon. In tho lntter case he becomes traclablo and often useful. When tho prisoners In tholr rush past the guards bogan tholr work of doath, Ingram sought to intorvono, and his limb, and possibly his Ufa, was tho penalty. It may bo that ho was In such mood that the prlvilogo of pny Ing the ponalty scorned swoot. Per haps ho thought to win tho favor or tho authorities. No matter what ho thought, ho porformed an net thnt was essentially bravo and gonoroiiB. Such an act will go far to wlpo out tho stain upon his name. It cannot win him pardon, but It Bhotild win for his memory a kindly thought. It Is cus tomary for tho prlsonors to halo with a doailly hatred tho mon who, with loaded guns, stnnd guard over them. Whon ono of tho prlsonors can bring hlmsolf to undorstnnd that those; guards nro but tho necessary Instru monts or tho law, and that thoy nro performing n duty, such a prlsonor haB In him an olemont of snnlty and good Tho guards woro thoro Bworn to ho faithful to tholr trusts. This llfo prls onor was not sworn to bo faithful, and ho had no trust, but he rose to tho occasion, for tho momont not a convict, but a man nnd a horo. THE PHILIPPINE DILL. Tho Phlllpplno bill which has Just nassed tho IIouso Is an oxcollont monsuro, but In tho mattor or tho civil government or tho lslnuds tho House ontortalns vlows widely at variance with those or tho Senate, nnd whon tho lower house acts upon tho monsurc Just passed by tho Sonato after sovon wcoks of dlBousslon, It Is qullo llkoly that thoro will bo llttlo loft of tho original. Tho bill provides for the continuance of the commission; luavos much u tho discretion of the prosldunt and tho commission; calls for a roport from the commission whon tho wnr Ib over, showing the numbor of Inhabitants, the proportion of Illiteracy, thp capacity of tho poople for solf-Bovornmont; places snfo re striction on tho granting of fran chlses to Individuals and corporations -gives to tho Filipinos tho grentest liberty consistent with priiduuco; ami prepares tho way for the dovelop munt or tho Filipinos nnd tho Philip pine Islands. Pending the report of tho commission relative to the census tho ability to govern thomsolvos, otc. tho commission Is to establish locnl and provincial governments, placing Filipinos In charge ns generally us nil vlsablo. The IIouso Is not In favor of pro cuoillng with so mucn caution, how over, and It would fashion the law so thnt tho Filipino will ho given much more ropo, so to speak. Its bill out lines a broader schomo of represents tlvo government, nnd besides making provisions for tho appointment of pro vincial governments, It Includes general legislature In Its scheme, tho upper hous of which shall be com posed largely of the commission, and tho lower house to bo oleoted by the native!. Tho law, when It does llnnlly pass. Is not to bo considered ns a Until law for the Filipinos, nor u llnal defi nition of tho iiolloy of the Republican administration. It Is a step In the dl root Ion of permitting tho Filipino to work out his own salvation, and with that objoct In view tho bust thing tho House could tlo would bo to approve the Senate bill. This it will hardly do, huwovor, and we fear the dobato over this Hiibjeot Is only In Its Infancy. SOCIAL PULL IN ENGLAND. Some or the charges mnde agnlust the ofllclal personnel or the Ungllsh army are most surprising. Neverthe less, these charifes come from olllclul sources, and must Do regntueu as based on fact, rather thun prejudice. The allegation Is mnde thnt young army ofHeora are totully unfit for the responsibilities of their positions, ami the) easily may he believed. The recunt campaigns against the Uoora demonstrated the absolute laok of ca pacity on the part of certain subordi nates. They did not understand tho nature of war. It seemed to them Unit war should be u plonlc, only a trace more strenuous than tlf. They made an almost every occasion a dis play of their silly ami expensive laak or practical sense. Nevertheless, it wiu believed, that tho soolnl pressure able to net a place for iucnpnhloe was xereleed ror the benefit of men of average lntelllgemw uud education. It did not iummh reasonable that mon deficient In these particulars oould eowwRHd the neeeaeary null. Neve UteleM, the military annniuee report lug aa to the uoHdltleu of the army avers that some t the favorites not only de uot msess ao- military DURNAL AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE. . knowledge, but nre lacking In olomont I nry education, and nro unablo to make Intolllglblo accounts of tholr own fail ure. It' Ib horo Uie surprise appeara. In the army of the United Stntes men aro advanced from merit alone, and for an Ignorant porson to pass the ro- quireu examination wuuiu uw u im- practicable for him to pass an oxaml- nation for admission to tho bar. FAVortsm B always bad, but In ,.,... uaatns. ... ... ,,,..,. wor,.utl to a superlative degree. o A3 OTHERS SEE US. Tho Seattle PosMntolllgenc'cr has this ot say of tho election In Oregon, tmd tho causes that led up to the do- fetlt 0f Mr. Furnish. Its dlngnosls of the enso Is so upt that wo commond it to tho thoughtful reflection ot our renders : Tills evil Influence In Orogon poll-j tics has boon faithfully cultivated and rollectod by tho only metropolitan dally newspaper in the state, tho Portland Oregonlan. Maintaining n nominal Republican allegiance, It has dofamod nnd doflod tho party whon evor It desired to make men or un make thorn. Wltnoss tho long and blttor fight against Mitchell who Is now restored to favor. Wltnoss tho crusado against Mcllrldo while in tho Senate. Wltnoss tho persecution of Oov. Geer, until his friends woro drlvon to rebel. Wltnoss the unrelent ing wnr upon Simon, whom tho Orego nlan was Inrgoly instrumental In sondlng to tho Sonato. Wltnoss most of nil tho reckless attacks on Presi dent McKlnloy that continued to tho vory day of his death, Where all nro taught that parties oxlst to reward or punish mon ac cording to tholr nttltudo toward you, whoro both mon nnd parties aro pur sued vongofully day aftor day and month aftor month bocnuso thoy havo not followed dictation, thoy reol themselves eventually absolved rrom party alloglanco and entitled to tholr Innings. Tho roBiilt Is political disor ganization and factional supremacy. Thus tho party becomes n secondary affair; and It may bo used, as it has boon used by ono sldo in tho past and wus used by tho othor sldo In this election, to got avon. It Is most unhappy, but It Is not wondorful thnt tho rotors could not bo mado to hood appeals to party loy alty this year In support or tho hoad or tho tlckot. You cannot lash mon, abuso them, hi and tho party Itsair bo causo it has honored thorn, nnd carry this policy through three years and cloven months, and thou turn around and honl all tho broachos by preach ing duty to tho party ror thirty days. Thnt was the experiment In Oregon; nnd it led to tho humiliation or a great party, as Its punlshmont. The cost will not he too hoavy If tho Re publicans of tho stata placo a heavy heal upon tho triumph of dlsorgnulzn tlon, put pnrty abovo tho Individual and so placo thomsolvos In lino with that Republicanism which not only wins Its battles at the polls, hut scores Its mighty successes In the conduct of national policies. o MANY LAW8 TO REPEAL, The Ashland Tidings, State Printer heed's paper, has the following edi torial. Head It carefully: "Iloth parties In the recent cam paign declared In favor of tho passing of n lint salary law by tho next session or the legislature, and tlio momhera or the legislature and tho stnto alllcers o)(M ted nro practically pledged to such a law. All contemplated the passage or such a law at tho regular session of the legislature, and tho influences at workfor a special sosalon are not clearly defined. If a spoclnl session Is called those Identified with the movement contend that It necessarily will have to bo convened some few weeks prior to the tlmo or the regular session, that ample time may be given ror the consideration or the Important matter or legislation to be proposed. It will require several days to repeal the great mnuy existing laws that op erate In connection with tho present roe system. It Is estimated thnt there are more than a score or statutes rog ulntlng the fees or tho secretary ot state's department alone. It Is thought the work proposed to be undertaken will consume the major part of 10 days, the maximum term allowed for special legislative sessions. Special legislative sessions, at best, are usual ly very expensive affairs for the tax payers, nnd when one Is proposed to be culled so very near the date of the regular session there oiujht to be an extraordinary occasion to demand It. No such reason is known or announced and the people will scarcely favor a special seeslun." c FAVORS FLAT SALARIES. The Albany Democrat alto make the mistake of assuming the old legis lature will be culled on to act: It says : "The Democrat Is In favor of ftnt salaries for the oillolals ot the state of Orogon, It Is In fuvor of making UietH large enough for the respectable sup port of the different olUclals, The governor of Oregon should receive W000 or 9000, and the other ottlclnto less, but they should be Mat salaries, without any nerqulettee nml extra fees, whteh belong to the state. The fyea ahouM all go Into the state treas ury. The ogtcera should receive a HjteolHiHl eajary. and no more. It U vary doubtful, though, whither there la such a demand for Immediate obans' to Justify the ealMug of an e the Capital tra session of the state legislature, which would cost the state muoh moro than would bo saved In tho ducronsed' .salaries, taken as a whole. Tho noxt( legislature can attend to this. The presont legislature has alroady boon triad nnd found wanting. Let tho next legislature attend to tho mattor promptly and efllclontly." t o , DIRECT LEGISLATION. i (Astoria Daily News.) j The ndoptlon of tho Initiative nnd' referendum amendment to tho state constitution was a grand stop forward In popular govornmonL Legislation by representatives has grown to bo a great evil. Poworful Interests havo learned how to corrupt legislators without detection. The popluar will could always bo thwartod by corruption In legislative bodies. The evil had become a restoring sore. It had to be abated and popular gov ernment rostorod. This amondmont to the state consti tution corrects that great ovll. It gives the people a veto on all laws passed by the legislature and ap proved by tho governor. This voto must bo oxerclBod, howevor, in sixty days after passage of tho law. It also onablos one- olghth of tho legal votors, ono-elghth of those voting at the Inst gonernl election, to proposo now Inws for popular approval. This right, reserved to tho people, Is Independent of tho legislature. It must bo oxerclsod four months prior to a gonoral oloctlon. This amondmont makes a groat rev olution in govornmont. It onablos tho people to Inaugurate promptly any great reform that could othorwlsc bp defeated by advorso prlvato inter ests. Among other laws, It will In sure one prohibiting any fishing In .ho Columbia, oxcopt with gill nots. There is no roform of groater Im portance to tho ontlro Stato of Orogon and of Washington ns well. It would stock this rlvor with countloss millions of fliih, worth hundreds of millions of dollars public proporty by the samo title ns tho public lands. This would onahlo ovory gill not flsh erman to make $2000 a year. It would nfford an ovorflow for dlscon touted labor In tho two states, prevont strikes nnd fill our borders with a dense population. It would ontlco the best nnd most nctlve young mon in evory family to bocomo flshermon. This would mnko tho Columbia n grand nursory or tho finest sonmun on earth. It would supply our navy with heroes. It Is a matter of International Importnnco. It requires, It Is truo, the co-opera tion of tho Statu of Washington, which Is a Joint owner with Oregon In thoso salmon, hut nn aroused public sontl inont could easily securo the coopera tion -of thnt state. Lot us move along this lino without dolay. hot us edu cate public sentlmont up to tho vnst vnluos of this law. o NOT THE FORMER LEGISLATURE. Tho Ilugeno Guard Is In error also in assuming that the special sosslon would be by the last gonernl assembly. It sayB: 4 "Tho now legislature Is .pledged to adjust statu salaries, and they will do It. More than that tho new stnto officers-elect will accept these adjust ments, and they will apply during tholr torm of ofllco. Thoro is no as Hiirunco that the old legislature would touch this question at nil, us thoy woro not elected on that Issue, nnd tho stnto would bo put to ueodloss oxponso for nothing. Oeer has a big Joker up-hls sleevo, uud the people will he wlso if thoy let him keep It there." o STILL ATTACKING GEER. The push newspapers see nothing but politics In the special session, and charge Oeer with all sorts of things. The Itugene Register says it would be the old legislature that would act: "floor Is now showing his hand In an effort to call a special session of the legislature that would cost tho tax payers at least $26,000. He claims tho principal object sought Is to enmt a Hat salary law, but those who read between the Hues van see plainly that the primary abject with tho governor is to put In force the luitlatlvo and referendum before tho regular legisla ture meets, believing this would force the legislature to recognise his claims to tho seuatorehlp. His chief claim for the special session Is to onnct the flat salary system, but this proposition Is the vorlest farce Tho now legislature Is pledged to the flat salary system, the old wus not. The old legislature Is uot under obligation to touch the salary system, and If called together there la no assurance that they would care to assume a reepooelbUity that bekHgH exclusively to the new legls later. As to Uie Initiative ami refer endum to make that the law oT the state l a duty that also belongs ex clusively to the leg(latureeleeL "In view oT these facte what right ltaa Geer to call a special session to pass oil measures that fall within the urov4noe of Uie regular session. Do th taxpayers of Oregon want to plank down $16,000 Just to satisfy a whim of our disgruntled retiring governor. Because Oeer's name went oh Uie tick et by petition from three or fofjr coun ties. It does not follow Utat he is real ly Uie eholee ot the people for that of fice. The petition was signed, mo douUL by Democrats, as well ae Re publicans. If the petitions had come up froui every county hi the state It would hate been a fa(r test ol the la journal JOURNAL X-RAYS. . It Is a poor peak that cannot mako somebody think that It Is oxplodtng. There aro few things more modern than modern nntlauos. Uoauty draws, with but a single hall and It Is sometimes dyed hnlr nt that. What havo UoLnne county poli ticians gained by electing Kuykendall. and downing Chamberlain? Teddy doesn't have to put his oar to the ground now to know that the Ilanna mnchlno has tukon Uie road. J. Plorpont Morgan will attend tho coronation ceremonies. Tho Drltlsh crown Is ono of tho few things Mor gan won't be able to buy. However ho doosn't need It In his buslnoas. . Chamborlnln was elected by Marlon county. Qucor, Isn't It? Portland Tologram. No, It was Umntllla county that did it. Kugcno Guard. Tho rondleton Tribune in discuss ing tho election of governor very truthfully says, "the blow that Eastern Orogon received wns dealt by Its own hand." Wcstorn Orogon gave Fur nish a majority, Eastern Oregon de roatcd htm. It Is reported In Amsterdam that Mr. Kruger has declined tho fncllltlcs offered by Groat Britain for his return to South Africa, but has accepted Queen Wllholmlan's profor of n Dutch vessel to convoy him to South Africa whon ho docldos to return thoro. Judgo William Thompson, or Rut land, Iowa, was at Chicago, whoro ho stated to a reprosontatlvo or tho Live Stock World that "In commenting upon tho nowspnpors nnd tho boor trust agitation tho papers should not bo consured too sevoroly," and that "thoy could not bo blamed for discuss ing subjects freely." Tho Judgo did not reach tho vital point of tho sub jectthe duty of tho pnpors Is to dis cuss such subjects and glvo tho peo plo tho oxnet facts. Tho press Is tho groatost powor In tho hind, nnd it is most greatly feared by tho trusts. Mr. Henry I.nbouchoro suggests In Truth that Mr. Cocll Rhodes should havo added to each -of his scholar ships,, alreay worth $1800 a year for threo years aploco, a proportlonnble llfo annuity, In order to onablo tho Amoricnn scholars, spoilod for busi ness by an Oxford education, to live decently and honostly. Ho assorts thnt mi Oxford education Is primarily Intended to onablo tho young mon acquiring It to enter tho clnss of ama teurs and idlors. Ho thinks that Mr. Rhodes would have dono bottor to found scholarships for English youths to study in tho United Stntos, because thero, in addition to class-room work, they would loam to feel ashamed to loaf around, or depend upon their fathers ror positions. Excursion Rate to Denver. The Northern Pacific offors a rate of $47.00 rrom Portland to Donvor and return. Dates or sals Juno 22. and 23. Limit or return July 31. Passengers may go via Northern Pacific and roturn vlnsomo other route. Forrurthor par ticulars see or wrlto to A. D. Charlton, 26B Morrison street, comer or Third, I'oruanu, ur. C-10-2t The rnrmers or Rocky Point, In tho Waldo IIIIIs, have rormod a wool pool that already reprosont 4000 fleeces, nnd before the shoarlng season has passed the promoters of tho comblno confidently expect to Increase the number to nt least SooO. inH fcf. 13 .A Blows out the gas and furnishes the newspapers with a jest nnd an obituary notice. "Didn't know it was Jondtd" may be an honest plea, hut H never brought a victim lck to life. Those who let a cough run on, in iguorauce of the danger, find no escape from the con sequences when the cough de velops into lung trouble. The best time to kill a snake is hi the egg. The best tune to cure a cough is when it starts O. JiiHuily, a few doses of Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery will cure a cough at the begiuning. But even when the cough is deep seated, the lungs bleed and the body is wattedby emaciation, Dj- Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will in ninety-eight cawe out of every huudred effect a perfect aud permanent cure. My iNMbaad twl Wn couching for yar and in .rrri ""!ir7 ?" ircsiun ui nol $ J9U PUcc. Cltkftffo, Mi ceeshW iZm? 1", ",TV."IV! u. a) imMrbet Ux,V.d for ,h UmlWof . bfoST .. . n.....K mK newt sjy uh( Anrr Ihic feya- comWbb h w, too wkto cro. the roow The doctor IU tatm bo uioAi Uil Ike rate to a druiufin who haull . fc,l5L1!W " Mf DktiSry My hualnnJi recovery wa reaurUhk fa OoMte ileOkal DuSmj Tewi7 3"SA The Commoa Seme Medical Adviser MQ pages, in paper covers, is iomlni en receipt of ji Me-ot rtassi to aii"2S.Vl lM Aftr gxpon&e of swiling tmly, , R. V. Pierve, Befl&lo. K Y. Address W. Have !ou Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor? He absolutely cures cancers, tu mors, gravel, kidney and bladder trou bles, bono diseases, asthma, skin dis insections. My Dear Friend: You must bear In mind that this medicine Is not a poisonous tonic, nor a stimulant, nor a temporary relief, which you got rrom poisonous drugs, whore tho results aro sure death soon er or later. Thoso poisons go In your bonos and destroy tho lire of thorn and create all kinds or dlseasos, can cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy, bono diseases, otc. Do not blamo tho medicine when It lakes nn effect and stlro up Uio poisons or dlscnso In tho system. You must not oxpect to bo cured In a fow days, for your sickness or dlscnso has been a long tlmo com ing on, and it will tako a long Umo to got it out or your system. It will tako months or a year to build up a now body rrom tho bonoo up. This Is what tho poople do not undorstand. Read the Above iPS GXi)ii &m ill !H SB FiSfti V-. vl mStA-l bJ' Lsfif V flll ..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar.. For shirt waists, belts, I ribb n, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our I line.o An especially beautitul lot of new veilings. Our gcoas are marKea very low, ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street. Salem. fe3-?2S(!Xj) Greenba 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 Djor to the Poskfflce. AUCTION SALE AT 307 COMMERCIAL STREET, HALEM OREGON. 1 Commencing on SATURDAY, JUNE 14th AT 10 O'CLOCK And to conllnuo every Tueedsv, Wednesday and Thursday at 2 p. ra., and every .Saturday nt 10 a. in. and 1 p. in. ENDING JTUIY 5. The lino of Kooda offered will be aeneral ttock,. consisting ol ladies' silk, wool en and cotton underwear, torchon nnd linen laces aud insertion; ladles', misses' and children's gloves; fsney IrimminRs and ornamenls; silk cords and taeeels: silk and worsted bindings; pon pone buttons; ribbons, handkerchiefs; ladies' and children's hoee; stat'onory; ladies' and gents' knives; rasors, suspender's, sweal ers, rhirts; youth's, children's, men's, and boys' clothing, and many numerous articles. . REMEMBER THE PLACE Tnoti who want to attend tho auction ho on hand In tlmo. We rlnc no bol's but start promptly on time. S1VE MONEY BY ATTENDING THE AUCTION. S. FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer Plant Corn Com ia becoming ono of the best crops in this country. Now is the best time to plant It. We hao a full stock of choice seed com. ...BREWSTER & WHITE... 91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND!SEEDSMEN. ' Salem. Oregon GambriDtis Beer! AND O003D "WraHEXigSSIKJES Everybody is welcome at THB NOBLE ALEX CORNOYER Cor-sa,e Dd Commercial. I eases all without tho use or tho Jmirc or poisonous minerals or mineral or j any kind. Thoy aro used to being humbugged. My medicines aro composed of na ture's herbs what tho human Bystem requires. Whon tho animals get sick thoy will help thoraselvoa to thoso horbs, ror thoy havo tho InsUnct, nnd tho poople havo not, bo wo havo to make a' study of It It has boon a llfo study with mo. Do not got weary; UiIb llfo ia too short and too sweet to .worry out or this world. Dr. Cook-cures all kinds of diseases. Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St.,-Salem, Ore., Is the man you ought to consult. He Is a natural doctor. He Is descentled from a line of German herb alists, the best physicians- In tho world. This Is his fourth year In Salem, and scores of patients and friends can tes tify to his skill In their cases. Remarkable Cure. At Easter Time is whon the building huslnoea will ho in lull swing. If you haven't given your orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to get estimates from (Joodalo Lumbor Co., for any and all kinds of lumber for out or iusido work, lath, shlnglos, pnnh, doors, blind 8 and everything needed in this lino. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. PaRB'r. depot. Phouo 061 underwear, corsets, hosiery, i uaii and oe convinced. u.m s A Perfectly Laundered Shirt Front... U worth golnir miles to see, many miles to set. Yet we will give you just that and brlug it lo your door. Our laundry work is proverbial for its excel lence among thoso "in the know." Msv wo call for your washing this week and return it on the dav promised, a (ample of tho way we launder th ngs?. Salem Steam Laundry COLON Kb J. OLMSTVO, FBOPBIKTOB. no nous d. olmstbd. mob. f hone 411 $V Liberty Btr"t ssV Phone, Main l. .f 'a tk&..m.Ui'' r-ywi--. -- a
