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MISS FAY LEE,
President of the ShaKeopearlan Club, Kanna, City
J&&L
"You booklet came to lay
homt like a message of health
wfeea I had suffered with
fci rf a rh?. ticfcache and bear
tog-down paint. I was weak,
nervous and hysterical and
had not comulled any doctor,
thinking It would pas away
In time, hut instead 1 found
that the pain Increased and
were more freauent. I de
cided to try Wine of Caroul
.A Ih ftfinrl Hm.wu much
improved. It teemed to act like a charm.
I kept up the treatment and the result
wmt satisfactory. Words i fall to ex
press my gratitude for the suffering that
is now saved me. I am In fine health,
physically and mentally. I can only say
'think you', but there Is much more in
mytejtftforyoa."
rriEARING-DOWN I""" " lu,2
Kl worst that women know. If
tJ youarosufferingfromthistrou-
bio you need not bo uncertain
about It. Tho pains in the auuoinen
and back that feci as If heavy weights
wera pulling down on tho nerves of tho
stomach an) "bearing-down pains .
Thoy may not be particularly sovoroat
present but tlioy are growing worso.
That headocbo which nearly dnyos you
distracted now is caused by tho terriblo
HUt Tat let.
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WINEofCAHDVI
seasonable Goods
MWmSki lit v vagjE
The House Furnishing Co.
03. dom'l at., noxt to Post ofHco.
pOTLM"AT
CHERRY
tcotO CHtmiics. aj! sctos,
R. M. WADE & CO.
OREGON
TODAY
Harritt st, Laojrbncb
Old Post Offlco Orocory,
A; Juicy Morsel for
Breakfast
Orjdluner you can enjoy from ono of our
tender and delicious meats, atoake, le&ib
orjmutton chops, veal cutlota or pork,
Our meats are all cut from the fattest
and orimfiatcattle, and wo can supply
your tabje with fresh, nutritious nnd
wholesome meats at bed rook prices.
E C.HCROSS SALEM ORB
Pbon 201
Tf king Hold With
apVira...
'The public has ou our flno beor
People nnd that they thrive on a Kood,
pure beer health, inniclo and vitality
lifprovcd. It oIvcb the worklnuinuu
backbone and the sedentary vitality and
vigor. For a delicious beverage there is
nothing to equal it. A taee of Ralem
br in the hout la a Joy forovor and a
ffgndlu need. Wt will deliver It to
yajr door free of charge
Jrlrs. W. Beck, Prop.
m in
HOACH HARBOR LIME.
lEtT PORTLAND BRANDS OP
CEMENT
OFFICE OPPOSITE dOURT HOUSE, ON HIGH STREET.
JLr m Vaku m Jywf J JL, X. i. I niiir JL
Qctl 1W1. KesWence Phoue lted 8W5.
atmfit
nnrvmuiimiion. Tho nerves
goon begin to give way under
thestrain.xoupcruapsjump
at any unusual disturbance,
or Iaugtt or weep, ajvwu
cally, at no apparent cause.
That is what Miss Fay Lee,
G0354 North Seventh Street,
Kansas City, Kansas, was
coming to when she rescued
hcreolf by taking Wino of
Cordui. Tho Wino mado
imr n trnntf. healthy woman
nrmfn. nn
it has made a million other
i.m ifMnir And healthy.
isy jnuue-
I.V.I''. &v - m - L
ing regular menstruation mo cmuu
systmnls relloved of the terrible wasting
drains. Tlio ligaments which hold tho
womb In place aro strengthened by a
healthy flow and that organ is returned
to its normal position. Returning
health is the result. This Is what
Wino of Cordui has dono for thousands
of tho best women in America.
If you need advico writo The Ladies'
Advisory Department, The Chatta
noogaMcdloinoCompany.Chaltanooga, Tenn., describing all your symptoms
freely, and a lotter of advice will bo
gent you. Secure a 31.00 bottloof Wino
of Cardul from your druggist to-day.
A million suffering women
havo found relief in
WinoofCardui.
MM IWMIHIHW
Light, cool and Invigorating, suit
able for porch and lawn use. The right
thing In the right place. Not eaolly In
Jured by a night out, artistic, attract
ive and serviceable. Necessary sum
mer comforts. 8ee them.
Stores at Haluin and Albany
SBBDBR
x
w
'llIH poifict Ohorry Seeder doef
not crnnii tun cnorry or cnum
nny 1ohb o( Jutco; a practical
rnnctiino ior largo, amnu or win
Ifornla cherries Tho sued extracting
knlle drives tho reed Into nno iIIhIi nnil
actually throws the oherry Into another
Tho marks of tho knlfo can wnrooly bi
seen on the noailed fruit. It feeds from
20 to 30 quarts per 1 our. Retail price,
85 ct'tits.
STRAWBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
GARDEN SAND OR LOAM.
8AND AND GRAVEL.
BllWH
Bbitorial pnQe of tbe Capital
THE OWL! JOURNAL
Members Northwest Afternoon
paper League.
News
DY HOFER BROTHERS.
One Year. $4.00 "In" Advance.
Dallv
Dallv Three- Months. $1.00 In Advance,
Dally by Carrier, 60 Cents Per Month.
Weeklv One Year. $1.00 In Avance.
ADVERTISING TIPS WORTH WHILE '
It Is porhaps nowUosB to say mnij
the newspapors are tho support of
tho local merchants, the opening
wodge to public Intorost and approval,
tho medium through which tno mor
chants' wares aro introducod to tho
people his sponssrs, ns It woro, his
advocatos and Indorsors.
As thoy are tho accepted modlums
of conveying tho news from one part
of tho world to anothor, no are thoy
become tho mossongors of Btore news
from tho merchunt to tho consuraor.
Retail advertising Is or ought to be
Btoro news.
A special salo Is out of tho ordinary,
thoroforo, news. Tho arrival of tho
spring stock Is nows. Tho production
of now stylos, tho fixing of special
prices, tho absorption of a bankrupt
stook, or a fortunato purchaso from
an overstocked manufacturer all this
Is nows.
Retail advertising should bu whole
somo, cloan, succinct, forceful and
convincing. It should bo treated as
nows and bo displayed appropriately.
If you havo any thing to say to tho
public, Bay 1L
Don't hagglo about or light around
IL Don't concoct any puzzle or In
(laflnlt phraseology. Don't get It Into.
your hoad that you nro writing for an
nudlonoo of colloge profossors and
that high-flown language Is ossontlul
to awaken appreciation,
Don't wrlto ovor tho hands of the
people asaumo that you aro a sales
man and havo your customor hoforo
you. Talk to him In plain, simple and
easily understood English. Toll him
whnt you havo to soil and toll It
promptly.
It should bo ho treated, not In a
Honsatlonal or bombastic way, but In
a conclBO, straightforward, plauslblo
mannor, In languago that is Htrlklng,
slneero nnd forcoful.
Don't ho afraid to display your
matter. Don't ho afrnld of white spaco.
Advertisements In tho dally papers
must not bo dull or stupid or common
plaeo, If you doslro tho full worth of
your Invufitmont. Do dlRtluct, original
and Individual.
PUDI.IC1TY AND THE DOCTOR.
The atatemunt Is mndo, says tho
SyiaoiiHo Telegram, that Dr. Cyrus
I'Mrod, hoalth olllcor of Now York,
flnds many reasons why . roputnhlo
physicians should udvertlsu tholr bun
Inous In the dally newspupors. Ho
Bides the lianullts to tho doctor him
self buiieflts to which ho Is clonrly
entitled nnd of which he Is robbed by
nuglectiug to advertise it Is a groat
convenience to the public to learn nt
first hnud whoro to And a physician
who mukuM a specialty of a particular
claw of diseases. Dr. lMson is conll
dent that the ban on advertising will
soon be removed.
Dr. Kdsoii, wIioho runic Is of tho
hlgliwt, undoubtedly voices the seutl
moiit of the more enllghtonod and pro
gruHslvu luenibors of his profession
when he Insists thnt old fnshlonod
projudluo Bhould bo dono away with
and tlio medlual faoulty should no
longer ho compelled to hldo tholr
light under n biiHhol.
A groat many physlclnns got a
goodly amount of advertising through
the public press, nnd froo ndvortlslug
at that. No physician ovor Intorposos
objections to having his nmuo men
tioned In the public pross hi connec
tion with any notable surglcul opera
tions. In fact, many physicians who
look upon paid advertising with some
thing akin to holy horror are delighted
to got a little advertising gratis.
o
KING LEOPOLD'8 REVENGE ON A
JOURNALIST.
How Delfllum'a Ruler Got Even on a
French Editor Who Slighted Him.
The following story of the revenge
that King Leopold of nelglum took ou
a well-known Parisian editor has just
leaked out, says the UhlcaHO Ameri
can and Is causing the Journalist in
question not n little trouble.
Several years ugo, when King Leo
pold was very much Interested In
plans for the future of the Congo
State and seised every opportunity to
bring It before the public, he heard
that the editor of one of the most
GOLD DU8T. I
?Ltt the GOLD DUST twins do )our work.'
Mori qIoums are rutfcod out Uun worn out
GOLD OUST
HUp4j ur feMkutl save eur ltt, Btur
nM itf rw wwnwi uun imp ana ouwr
ntthbuj Pewdf.
K&l onlby TUB N. K. FAIRDANK COMPANY,
. ChUio, mwYwk. Botn, SU Uul.
I . M&to ot OVAL FAIRY SOAP,
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
influential French papors was tem
porarily stopping at Brussels.
Unhappily this gontlomnn, accord
lug to Fronch custom, was accom
pnnled by a young lady, whom you
might at best call his stop-wife.
Now, King Leopold was not the
innn who took offense nt any trifles
Ilka this, and as ho wanted to uso the
Influence of tho paper In favor of hi
pot scheme, ho Invited tho editor and
Mils step-wife to dlnnur on
fnmlllc in
U0 roynl ,mInco
The g,I08ts wnro ,n0( anu wnca
rl(!,lt royany nIKi ovor the coffco and
cJgara the 1(ng trlt(1 to int0roBt the
0(,ltor )n Cougo n(Talrs, hut the ropre
sentntlvo of tho French press re
malned silent and coolly polite, so that
tho king at last rose from the table
in disgust
A fow months lator King Leopold
went to Paris and, as usual, wont to
the Hotel Continental
When there ho always llkos to take
his 'meals In tho main dining room at
ono of tho resorved tables, and whon
ho came down to dlnnor this tlmo his
oyo caught sight of tho samp editor,
this tlmo accompanied by his genulno
wlfo.
An Inspiration camo to tho king
Hero was his rovengol
A few minutes later a most beauti
ful bouquet was handed to tho unhap
py editor's wlfo bearing a card
marked, "Leopold, King of tlio Bel
gians," nnd Insorlbod, "To Madam X.,
In friendly romcinborancc of your
flslt at Palaco Laokon."
Tho friends of Mr. X. nro very
anxious to find out if ho succeeded In
giving a satisfactory oxplanatlon.
EXPLAINING FURNISH'S DEFEAT.
Tho Pendleton Tribune, (Hop.) for
Furnish, Bays:
"Tho fact that he was a banker per
haps asfllHtod tho bollof that ho was a
'boodler,' a 'froo bootor,' etc. Thoso
assertions, of courso, woro absolutely
uutruo but, nevertheless, thoy made
good campaign stuff, and Mr. Furnish
booamo tho victim of trnducors, whose
hendquartors woro In his homo olty.
Othor cnusos of loss slgnlflcnnco en
tered Into hln dofent, tho rosults of
which would bo dlfllcult to ostlmato
Bopnrately. Sonntor Simon's lnllu
onco was doubtloss against him. Gov
ernor Ooor also was out of sorts, and
remained in an III humor. Whllo he
was disappointed bccaiiBo ho failed to
bo ronomlnatod IiIb blttornoBS might
havo softened to somo extent, and his
support might Anally havo bcon won
ovor to Mr. Furnish If his candidacy
for tho United Stntos senate had boon
treated dloroutly by the OroRonlan
Tho Trlbuuo does not doslro to defend
Governor Geer's conduct, nor does it
wish to conmiro tho efforts of tho Oro
goulnn to bring nuccoss to the bond of
tho ticket. It was simply a mlstako In
iho troatmont of tho baby act. Tho
publicity glvon Stophon A. Lowell's
letters to George K. Chnmborlaln, by
tho pross of tho stnto friendly to Mr.
Furnish was nlHo anothor mistake of
no small Import, to which tho Trlbuno
pleads guilty. Moro was mado by this
bugaboo by Mr. Furnlsh'H frlonds at
Arst thitn by, his onemlos. Thus did
Simon and door, with strong personnl
followlngs, supported by Lowell with
a small support, combine to cloud tho
new star thoy saw rising. Thoy fearod
It would outshine tholr lights, nnd
through jonlousy born of disappoint
ed ambitions, thoy sot nbout to dark
on tho political sktos of Oregon."
THE CHASE OF THE CONVICTS.
The failure to capturo the escapud
convicts wns not duo to any lack of
energy or vigilance on tho part of
state oAlelals, or the ofllcers of Ma
rlon county or the city or Salem.
The faot that thero was no roadlness
to sacrifice the llfo of any good cltl
nen for the capture of miscreants like
Merrill nnd Traoy shows our olllclals
think more of human life than their
own iflory.
Vengeance will overtake the mur
derera. They will havo no pence and
no rest. Their career will be short.
The hand of an Allwiso Provldono.o
will surely bring them to Justice
There Is an over-ruling power in tho
arfnlra of men that does not permit
murder to go unpunished, or the
blood-guilty to escape. Ills suffering
Is meted out as suroly as the earth re
volvee nnd time runs Us course.
The murderers are sure to meet a
violent death any day. They will be
shot down like dose when their time,
cornea, and will never be permitted
the dignity of a legal execution.
THE
ONLY WEAPONS
GRESS.
OF PRO-
I While we have imlltlenl parties, and
I rvfurui orsjnnlsations of varliws kinds,
I ami churuhen ami lodge, none of thein,
bring dlreot pressure to hear for pro
glees in publlo affairs.
, The publlo newspaper that takes up
a cause and fights for It day by day
liu'h by litoh, ami the power of pUtion
In the hands of the people are the only
direct and effective weapons of pre,
green
The common cftlaen and voter, ur
cttlsew if not a voter, who is IttterweUiV
In good government, and will clrcu
late a petition. Is a greater power far
reform than courU or arwile.
He la the peaeeiul for of rlvlliaa
tlon forging ahead along Hues of wor-
nl progrewj. lie Is the winuU-man of
Itwoeful revolutions, that will carry
the Ulwwluge of free lustltutlona to the
world's ead.
It ts a great task to chance a grtat
0Sm
T e Bitters
ill positively
indigestion,
Dyspepsia. ;
Constipation 1
Billlousncss,', '
Nervousness,
and Malaria,
'Jry n bottle i
and rntiofyi
younelf. Tne
gt inline has
oil' Private
Stamp over the
neck.
existing abuse like the Oregon fee
and perquisite system. Such fights
aro not son with powder nnd cannon,
but the citizens who sign petitions arc
ns brave poldlers as over bore arms.
An independent pross and the sim
ple petition in tho hands of the intel
ligent reading and thinking cltizon can
transform the state.
So keep up the fire for a special sos
slon and a flat salary roform.
A REPUBLICAN DUTY.
Tho Journal Bupportod all tho Re
publican ticket excopt tho candidate
for govornor and state printer. Us
editors arc, and have been nnd claim
to bo Republicans.
Tho Republican leadership of Oro
gon Is still In tho hands of tlio people,
and can bo changed at any tlmo. Cer
tainly certain assumed leadership that
manipulated tho last stnto convention
Is discarded.
Without onterlng into any contro
vorsy as to tho futuro leadership of
tho party, tho Republican party had
hottor bogln to think of kcoplng Us
promises and doing what is right, ln
stoad of pluylng dirty politics.
Thero aro a lot of Republican pa
pors in Orogon and olsowhoro who
keep harping on our duty to tho Phil
ippines, and standing by tho army,
etc. Wo havo a duty at homo, as well
and tho spoils army of politicians to
light
Tho easiest and cbeapost way to
manngo tho Republican party in Ore
gon and olsowhoro is to do what is
right.
Flat salaries cannot bo onactod In
Oregon unless tho Uopubllcan party
says go ahead. It Is tho party in pow
er, in tho majority. It must not and
take tho responsibility for action or
non-action.
How many tlmus will tlio Uopubllcan
mnnagors decolvo tho people In this
matter, and escape punlshmont?
So far as an lndopondont paper Is
concerned It will bo bettor for the Uo
publlcan party to break Us plodgos,
and fall to stand on Its promises mndo
tho poople to onnct flat salaries.
That lino" of conduct will result In
political overthrow, confusion, disor
ganization and dlsmomhormont of tho
Uopubllcan party.
More power will go into tho hands
of independent raon, who will break
party lines and light for rofoims out
side the Uopubllcan party.
Tho Journal prefers to secure re
form without demoralization of tho
Uopubllcan party. The party is ca
pable of grout things, and Us rank and
lllo demand and oxpoct great things of
tho party.
Whon It falls they will ho dlsgustod
and turn to now leadership outsldo tho
party, Just as thoy turned to Mr.
Chnmborlaln and ulectod him gov
ornor. If Mr. Chamberlain woro a typical
partisan demagog ho would not favor
tho special session to enact flat sal
aries uud put direct legislation Into
effect He would wait to profit by the
failure of Republicans to keop their
platform pladgos. Will Republicans
do their duty?
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Wo shall next hoar of Traoy and
Merrill taking breakfast at Ilotol
Portland.
The campaign liar, who has been
so much In ovldensd during the past
fow weeks, can now take u rest.
livery IlluglUhmun can feel proud
of his new fellow-oltlteive In South
Africa, hut chances are he will n'oL
The Introduction of the Portland
deteatlvee dldu't help solve the prob
lem of capturing Traoy and Merrill.
A
Philadelphia phyv.Iolan
recently
Hueeetefully grafted a set of eyelids
for a patient who had last his own In
a tire.
A man hiding Ih the brush has
every advantage. He oan see all that
is going on outside, and no one can
see Mm.
If. Ri Senator Manga says, there are
thlrtylH votccmofl In elos proxim
ity to tk route of the Nicaragua
eHal, hu cHtr ImiHcsmMt eouhl
h offered to the HdvoRtMrutw Ameri
cas tourist
(Couujs Qraw Lader.)
It whs UHd aUent Ivalf of the peo
ple of OreH have gDt It Into their
U4 that the stnte noverHweut hw
keti jHst a "lftetie" too stie.ranaHL
HOtwitiiftUftiltMt; Senator PuIibn
hl to tho contrary.
The OrecoHiao Is quotiux the con
stitution to oontlHue the urea eat eye-
torn of eoaipeHeaUux stats o)fU4ta Is
dlrwt violation f k oWtltwttoH.
The people, havo voted down all
amendments to the oosstltetlou x-
1 wm.
ffi??yBp i3yfeyiw
pA... STOMACH.
BITTER
Journal
copt direct legislation nnd tho Orego
Ian does not want that to go Into of
rect What ddos the Orogonlan care
for the constitution? What Is the con
stitution among frlonds, anyway'
A Santa Cruz preacher who has
left tlio Baptist chinch to become a
Mohammedan Is said to wo crazy.
Probably ho Is not out of IiIb head,
but moroly a little Insufficient In hts
molality.
It may bo that ho profors to the
orthodox Heavon the Paradise of tho
Persian of which Tom Mooro wrote:
A Perslnn's heavon Is easily mnde;
'TIs but black oyos and lemonade.
Chamberlain Is olected and still
wo'vo got tho Philippines. Wouldn't
thnt ar you?
Now that tho "war is over" and
whon tho smoke of battle has entirely
clearod away, tho atmosphero will bo
in flno condition to proparo for ono of
tho biggest colobrntlons arshfleld has
ever had. Marshflold Mail.
Of course, evorybody will celebrate
ovor tho victory of tho people!
Dx-Governor Boutwell's " Grant
Uomlnlscences" Include a good horso
Btory. President Grant wns attracted
by a horso owned by a Washington
butcher, and ho bought It for G00.
Subsequently ho took Senator Conk
ling out to rldo behind IiIb now acqui
sition, and the president asked the
senntor what ho thought of tho anl
mal. "It strikes me," said tho senator,
"that I would rather have tho $500."
Woll. that'B what tho butcher said,"
remarked tho president.
(nugonu uuurd.)
Will Uopubllcan mombors-olcct of
the legislature reftiso to voto for Gov
ernor Gcor for United States senntor
In compliance with tho expressed will
of a majority of tho Uopubllcan olcc
tlon of tho state? Whoovor does not
will thoroby drive a good-sized splko
Into his political coflln. Furnish has
boon laid peacefully to rest, now If
Geer can capturo tho senatorshlp not
a fow other Uopubllcan politicians
who havo tholr oyos on tlio senatorial
plum may woll unlto In walling, "Ho
who laughs last, laughs host."
Tho king, ho ridos out in state
And the UBRomblod thousands wnlt
To suo him pass; and soma will Bay
In tones exceeding loud, "Hooray."
Tho ordinary citizen
Doth board a street car now nnd llion
The only words ho hears aro thoso.
Repeated oft, "Stop llvoly, pleasol"
Rut wo who do not rldo In stnto
Oitrsolvos may much congratulate,
Since no ono llngors 'round about
With bombs to decorate tho route.
Washington Star.
Excursion Rntn to Dunucr.
Tho Northern Pacific ofTors a rato
of J47.00 from Portland to Donvor and
raiiirn. uaios or saio Juno ZZ, ana 23
Limit of roturn July 31. Passongors
may go via Northorn Pacific and roturn
via somo othor routo. Forfurthor par
tloulars soo or wrlto to A. D. Charlton,
255 Morrison street, comer of Third,
Poitland, Or. C-10-2t
BABY IS STRANGLED.
Fifteen-Months-Old, Infant Huna Itself
on Perambulator 8trap.
Tho Infant daughtor of Mr. and Mrs.
Frnnk Strathouso, of Bolso, Idaho, was
stranglod to death Woduosday oven-
Ing. The child was In a porambulator
carrlago, and In somo manner sllppod
below tho carrlago strap, and before
It was discovered tho child was dead,
l.lfo was oxtlnct whon tho child
was found by Its mothor, and boyond
all medical skill The child was 15
mouths of ago.
TEARFUl OR CHEERFUL?
Whether a woman is tearful or cheer
ful depends not on what she has materi
ally, but what she is physically. Many
an indulgent husband ts driven almost
to despair by the tearful outburst of a
wife who
has "every
thing she
wants," He
wants to
know
what's .the
waiter. Hut
the wife
cant tell.
She only
knows that
lie is dc
prwised and
despondent.
b u c h a
condition is
uwially re
lated to
mhuc form
of woumnlv
iiMAfw. The mental depression has ita
QorreejMndiug womanly weakness.
Doctor Pierce's Paonte Preicription
changes tearful women to cheerful women
b curing the diseases which cause phs
ical weakness and depression of spirits.
It establishes regularity, dries unhealthy
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
hum, wi cures temaie weakness,
siiki. ris L,r.s'.rmu w
lo all aiy wofV 1 tint pnbe twir nri
ctMt m taes a I Hc IfaByooeSeuWu
"Favorite Prescription" makes weak
sowaa ntxmg ami sick woiaen well
Aecopt ho sttWitute for the medleiue
Mkich v,wks woudera for weak
women.
Keep the tow da healthy by the
SSSf.1 tW Piwc' awnt
iiiM S kBOT T " l y by o5'
I '
Eczema, Psoriasis, alt
Rheum,Tetter and Acne
Belonr to that class of inflammatory and disfiguring skin eruptions that
cause more eenuine bodily discomfort and worry than all othef- known
diseases The impurities or sediments which collect in the system because
o poor digestion, inactive Kidneys and other organs o! elimination are
taken up by the blood, saturating the system with acid poisons and fluids
that ooze out through the glauds and pores of the Bkin, producing an iude
Bcribable itching and burning, and "loan cheerfully endorse yourS. B. B.
the yellow, watery discharge forms a euro ror r. . .r-jjg
into crusts and sores or little brown rem6dle, itb no BOod effeoL.Tmt after
and white scab9 that drop off, leaving uslnir a fe w bottles of a. S. S. was entire.
tffpystSi ly Mo.nt;x:w
crack and bleed, or give it a scaly, fishy appearance; again the eruptions may
consist of innumerable blackheads and pimples or hard, red bumps upon
the face. Purification of the blooa is
diseases.
Washes ana powaers can
' lies pass vu
relieve the skin. S. S. S. is the only guaranteea purely vegcraoie oiooa
purifier. It contains no Arsenic, Potash or other harmful mineral.
P Write us about your case and our physicians will advise without charge
We have a handsomely illustrated book on skin diseases, which will be sent
free to all who wish it. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, G.
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..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar..
For shirt waists, belts,
W ., , , , i ,
s riUDon, laces, snirt waisimp, ana oiner gooas in our
I line. An especially beautiful lot of new veilings. -Our
gooas are niarnea very low,
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State Street, Salem.
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Greenbaum's
Our goods w ill suit your taste.
Our prices wi 1 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 tho PoatcfHco.
A UOTION 3ALB
AT 307 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
Commencing on
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th AT 10 O'CLOCK
And to continue every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 2 p. ra., and eery
Saturday nt 10 a. m. and 1 p. m.
ENDING JUL,V 5.
Tliu lino of goods offered will be seneral stock, consisting of ladles' silk, wool
on nnd cotton underwear, torchon and linen laces and insortion ; ladies', misses'
and children's gleves: fancy trimmings and ornamonta; eilk corda and Ueieli;
silk and worsted bindings: non vans button rlhluinn hn,,l'fBrM.lof. lmllet' and
children's hose; stat onery; ladies' nnd gents' knives; rasors, suspenders, sweat
ers, shirts; youth's, children's, mon's, and boya' clothing, and many numerous
articles.
REMEMBER
TnOPO Who WAIlt tn Httond tlm anntlnn
but Btart promptly on time. SAVE MONEY BY ATTENDING THE AUCTION.
S. FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer
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Plant Corn
Coru is becoming one of the best crops In this country. Now is the belt tin
to plant it. We have a full stock of choice seed corn.
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
91 Court St. FEEDMEN AND:SEEDSMEN. Saleru. OrefOB
ambriDcis
AND
Everybody
THE
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i. tt.
u.e on y nmny u.u -,
om umc - &"";
lations, antidotes the Uric and other acids, and
restores the blood to its wonted purity, and stimulates
and revitalizes the sluggish organs, and the impuri-
.- . rr l.m.(rr1i tli a tinturfll channels nnd
"""6" . V I ri i. .
At Easter Time
Is whon the building hnsInoM will be in
lull owing. If you haven't given your
orders for your lumber requirements it
will pny you to get eitlmates from
tioodalo Lumber,. Co., for any and all
kinds of lumber for out or inside work,
lath, shingles, panh, doors, blinds and
ovorything needed in this lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Near 8. P. PaeB'r. depot. Phono 051
underwear, corsets, hosiery, a
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aii ana oe convinced.
THE PLACE
rn l.rfwl Ir. mn Wn Ii.v nn hplll
A Perfectly Laundered
Shirt Front...
Ia worth gointr miles to see, insny
miles to pet. Yet we will give you Jost
that and bring It to your door. Oar
laundry work it proverbinl for i11. "fr"
lence ainoug thoso "In the know. JIf
we call for your washing Ibis week ami
return it ou the day promised, a tampw
of tho way we iauuuer th ngs7.
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONKL J. OLMSTKD, PBOPBIKTOB.
DOROD8 D. OLM8TBI), KGB. , .
Thnne 411 210 Ulwrty ti
Beer!
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is welcome at
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Cor. BUte and Commercisl.
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