The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, November 13, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr- v, j PHTP(IJ att i.iibiujti " n ii mw mini & t-v-J'4sP' f THE 0AILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 19a. maa. L.ijM - "wy'niri - 1 1 1 rto m 1 1 Bfe. - '"s. peat r j eiiouilud ad J&ri ilfreeTUwrwtthBeHMcIifta. The ,. jUsW -4b4orbed bj te sirasewar IenettwraKaseelK. " ,.,. jjg5 oI Digsts Frrr47KaiMftfcc 'Sfenwrfat' nliir6is Thrivo on Kodol factory Sale of WILL SELL LADIES' AND MEN'S $3.50 SHOES FOR $1.85 A PAIR These shoes have just arrived and are therefore the latest styles of Vici and Patent Kid, and Box and Yelour Calf, hand sowed, sold eyey where in the city for $3.50, yet $1.85 will buy a pair .at the Factory Sale of S State & Commercial Sts. Mee Strawberry Plants Call at Journal office and get new catalog of fifteen teat varletlea. Ex tra choice hand-layered planta at $&00 per hundred, 30 centa per dozen. A vary fine lot of plant of Wilton, Sharpie.., New Pari; Magoon, Defiance all reliably tested varletlea that will grow large quantltlea of berriea at f 1.00 per hundred, 20 centa per dozen, E. HOFER, Salem, Oregon. HARRITT & LAWRENCE SELL More Groceries and Better Groceries than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN 8EA80N FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM INQ SEASON. mn iiniiiiiiiiiiiUiimiiiiiiiiMiimniiiiiii I $4000 IN PRIZES X Ask to aeo our new 3C Dorothy You may be one of that will receive a I IRV1N & X Phone Blue 201. Repairing a Specialty. 04 Stato Street IIHIIIIIIIIIH-HHHIIIIHHUIilHIIIHMIHIHHr Reduced Prices on Dry Goods ag Millinery. X7,al attfBall new goods this Fall will be ftHi -i". i -aaaaiUBnar 1 ! f llAMiinn uy iTuuuieu Htilk. - ' as ilUliUtlasM I ltl t I WMr now imi8. TF-aW 9 WW Mil at Ull llf UadaVaaSaaV mT . " . out wwrn IlWMjft 4 "WBMS mK itnTraX fm Z mssS-T - .. " a J wmmmw -aa.a...lNi,p ' rUlWMiiitdi, Wtwfe"ftWIWWWIIIMIMl aHHH alUB LaKssaBBtlv I taaflBBaal ajHfe aalllHr I n"" taaaaaBaaaaaa -aaaaa- Symptoms i - alhartienirm nerrmiM i.fuiA. system. KODOL trieokaaa,trsijthMadiireeteatbeiiomaeh. XH BewdllcT7dIgesta all classes: of. food asd alsbi me siewci and digestive organs in assimfistlsz and trMseteron it tow lB? "? i onbwBi that-Is taken up fcy tb Wood aad ld totb Uane throughout the raftee oTsaos of t body. Kedol care J edlzeuloa Bddrspffa,t&a reason ng tbe eaateof allstomanh trwbiw. Kodol Blrea inch tresth to tfce body that .. . - What Yen Eat. Mall Order Promptly Filled. J. MORRIS, Manager. OLD P. O, GROCERY. X Shoe for Women, tho. Dodd, the luoky ones part of the $4000. X PETTEYS ;i . . Slioes noes All our trimmed and untrimmed shapes, tips, plumes, feathers, breasts, buckels, pom- J ! a a A rntcs. 'aJ1" Ktwl vnrluly. and rcdutod prices jJtSrimlr; ohenper onus for IGo a smlr. 1 jKn dollar uioru AllJ!x:0re 0 lilUllUimuuib commercial St. Dlues, deists. Are fi?d by ftiwtviiv al Pis life .' it lo t.o tin lenoynimv rviiiluj, dauiAUil fur mtnt iu awu rim iitni'. youaa ia lbs (ir lualtxl fMot our thsrt II look l-Adftajja A (0 (lie beliollt uM0CrJ fuvT uvanuHin iitftttou amur -k'BnTni .mi eer si .. . .- - HTALKV, .prfnolpal, Balorpi Oroaun. The H-0 r&ar) Company's jur nillY 1 n H R M A I Memker Merthvrest Afternoon New paper League. BY HOFER BROTHER. Daily One Year. $44)0 in Advance. Dafy Three Month. 1jOQ In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50 Cents Per -Month, Weekly One Year. $1X0 in Avance. JOURNAL X-RAYS. The ChWeejo anarchists nfntia eel brated taw Hnrawraet riot. Well. that' her! The fetber bareaa e4 the bop rares- misaioa aw thing tfc nest will protafctr nK tela Tee PeneJtetan ffeet OrMontaa ereeV . . . ... . . ' iu Tee joemai eesternu an mim w ( tionht to anotner naaer. Jn atatter. V) tee yonne; t rrettt. Tfc Portland papers bar a tab) of ( woe orer net (teahsfc Uaafr telr anpro ' prlaUon. Weal, they JH haee Jnn- than Jloarae to tell ba on for ette- Tb4 Proneb wnnmwiit ba itMl 'lo bafld a rtu IwhiotHal aebool is Cfekago for tb Uabilns of yoamu mu in AaacTtma ways of mumfotUtMi and bufin Mibo4N. Tb nw f barter abottM prorbto for a parte Hoard. Tbta ctty baa Umm without park too Km. Tbwe abottM Im- & ftae bMtarartl bMlIt north, aowUi and eaat tm4inK U a Ptk. What haa Plaw;' recoril In the leg Ulattire to do with bin fjuaHflcaUoas i for dty rcordr7 Men harr arvd a trm In the pimlUtiitlary and made fornx)tnt offldala when they gt onL An Inquirer wanta to know where the ulang pbra, "wbateyer la rlRht," ortd' lnate. He will find it In Mathew, lo the parable of tbe man who employed mn to work In his vineyard. There are Kreat land frawla In Cali fornia, too. The ItepttblKan party uaed to he the party that protected the homeateader In bin rlRhU to Ht pab llr ianda, and abould lie ao atlll. There wan quite a depremnon In the outlook for Oreffon the other day when a lawyer wa rihdjarred by the tm ' preme court Hut the feeling haa been rllerei by the actbtn of the court In admitting another Tneeday. The Ohio eamtmlKn had too much Jnhnmm A tnllllonalre, who la rnak Inx lila fortune greater out of a tariff and patented protectel atoel rail, de nouncing all other wealthy men, Ih about the hlKh-water mark of Imper tinence In a reformer. The Jourgal regreta that ite aoIumnH are so crowded that it has nlmrmt no auaco for edltorlala. Improved ma chinery will soon enable ua to print an eight-page papey. nnd flien we will have a page of editorials each day, If the readers wIhIi them. as The broken rock road to Mborty is not being used much, If any. The farmers prefer to drlvl In the mini Thnt, at least, does not ruin the horses' feeL The road has been rolled with tho five-ton roller. Tho road need (Inlsbiug. What Is that. A. II C pIosb stand up: 1st tamp a surface on It by hand labor with an Iron lam per. M cover It evenly with fine gravel or coarse sand. At uresent Un read Is like u house that has been built but not shingled. It will not Im used and will go Into ruin. a Portland Telegram: It Is probable that not many members of the Isidsla- turo will pay union attention to the vole at tho jmlht for Oavernor Oeer. The Republican faction that domlnatod tho state convention, and was mainly Biir-ci'HHfnl lu the convention and at the liolls. and of which he Is not consid ered n part, will certnlnly not Lonslder that vote binding iikhi tliem, and will hale very slight regard fur the outgo Ing governor's fitretloos remarks on that subject. SALEM WAITER'S UNION Organized to Protect Workers Local There will be u large Initiation of new iiivmberti of the Sulsm waiters' union this ovonlng at the hall In the Turner block. All the dining room employee la the leading hotels and res taurnuts have been unlunlaod. The present wages paid the best wulters and wu I tresses is III a month nnd found, ami It hi not expected that these wages will be mlsed, but some of tho waiters complain that on wen slaps when special help Is needed I'oit- laud union waiters are brought to the I Hr a4 pM JI $ pr day wkU tb Wy-al watorn bare te work for tbe xaaae per. Oeorse Patterson of tbe Satem Waken Unloe will cswdert tbe let tlatioe. Other Uaber Notes. Tbe pweoia of SeJem Ceetral La Kor tMoare ben lor abe reNef of tbe fenaBytata aatBeen. itlM. wae aeet to tbe treeeewr at laMManapoNe, and tbe toeal wrretery, A. C. Hoof, w-m In ttref ted to tender a. Tte of tbaeke for tbe llCJa) mlad by tbe chnftfece of SabMn for tbe name pnrpoae. i o. Y. Harry, preaMant of the. State Federation of loibor. and O. P. Pow ell, International preeMent of tbe Shirt and Lanadry Workers' Union, fnre expected in tbe city Friday nJgbt, and will he nreaent at tbe nMettne; of tbe local anion. Tbetr bnninaan here la to hvk after tbe intereeu of tbe b cnl labor organtoaUona. Fell From Pile Driver Orr fUyal, junior member of tbe arm of Royal & Son, brfdxe contrac tors, fell from a pile driver Wednesday afternoon aad received a fracture of tbe left arm. Tbe aceMent happened on tbe farm of Oilbert & Patterson near Kola, where tbe member of tbe Ira were btttbllng a small bridge. At tbe time of the accident Mr. Royal waa on top of the pile driver, and a hoard slipped and fell to the ground, a dis tance of 2C feet He waa fortunate to escape with ho slight an Injury. STATE NEWS ITEMS, A. X. Miller, a pioneer resident of Pleasant Hill, Lane county, died Mon day, aged 78 years. The immediate raase of his death was cancer. De ceased came to Oregon In 1847. Ho leaves a wife, five daughters and three sons. Walter Cochran, of Cottage Grove, Is a claimant for the f SS0 reward offered by I.ane county for the capture of Mur derer Heaton. He claims to have boon of material assistance in the capture of Heaton. A business meeting of the Oregon livestock Association has been called for November Mth, to be held at Portland. Booklets Are Printed. The first tot of SO.OOO Linn county booklets are printed and are in the hands of the committee. The rernalnd er or the 7S.0O0 will he ready within a few weeks. The booklets will be sent to Immigration Agent McKlnney, of the liarrlman syndicate. In Chicago, for distribution. They will do effec tive work In advertising the resources of Mini county. Albany Herald. o Condensed Foreign News. Oxford University has decided to re tnln Oreek as a compulsory study. The Hrltlsh government is preparing to estnbllsh a nuvul station on the Island of Huwarrnw. In anticipation of the construction of the Isthmian canal i-arge rniiiiiu-m or Kinlamlers are migrating, jwrtlally on account of tbe inmlne. which Js worse than that of 1867, and also as a result of the Itus alanixlng measure of the St. Peters burg government. Immigration has reached the number of 18,000 persons this year. Worry And Overwor Caused Nervous K Prostration Com pletely "Worn Out. Dr. Miles' Nervine Cured Me. Dr. Miles' Nervine will cure nervous pros tration. It will brin; tweet sleep and rest; It will relieve the mind ol the tendency to worry; it will make the nerved ttiong and the patient well, it hai cured thousands. It will cure yeu. Try it to-day. "Seme years ago I was strwken with nerv ous tirostration tauted bv overwork ami worry. I was in such a weakened, exhausted, run down condition that 1 was unable to do my housework I felt too weak and tired to even make calls on my neighbors. Fre quently when out driving' I would become so exhausted that it seemed that I would die before 1 reached home. 1 was also troubled with sinking spells at nlcht winch left me so weak Hut f thought I could not live until mumuig. I was in this deplorable condition when one day Dr Miles' Nervine was brought to my notice 1 bad little faith in proprietary remedies but determined to give the Nervine a trial After the second Jose ol the Kestoraiite Nervine I was able to sit at the table and cat a meal, something I had been unable to do for many days. I have suae taken a numlxrol bottles ol Nervine. I consider myself cured. I am doing my own work and give Dr. Miles' Nervine credit (or my general good haalth. My object in writing lids U to recommend tour medicine but 1 cailliot write aa trnutdv ai I feel.1 Mim Addis II. Vakdi.., m (iuthrie, Oklahoma. Marion StH All druggiib sell and guarantee first bot tle Dr MtTeV Remedies. Seed for free book ?n Neivous and Heart Diseases. Address )r. Miles Medical Co, Hlkbait, Ind. .1 The. bonid ol rruvuU of the Uuiver sit) of California ust chosen Dr. Jiti-iuea 1.01). ol Chicago, to fill tbe newly-created chair of phayktlogy. Dr Ma'tln Flacker, of Huali Medlcnl Col '. Ckitugo, waa up)KNHted an lu itructor Ih phyaloksgy. ami Charles Onrdner Itugers. of the University of t 'hi. ago, is aw ana latitat tH phpJayy.Iftighind and Germany. Risking Life To aaike a i it? Aad w Marc p ait th- as in the (load, won. derieg that anv man can be so foal- narar eoc waxi tbe bujincM mm, nho baa bardy tiaae to aatcb a hasty in pal, and galas dotra a leach of ate and milk 1a a mv annates r He tea, k mJdsg Ms lile te make a Hria?. Life m sojcatned by food properly digested aad aawartiated. Tae re sak of hasty aad ifTeealar atlas cab is "weak" stomach, aad a "weak" stoat, acb mean a weak man. Wkea the steoMch k "weak" the food eaten k sot properly digested aad cannot be per fectly asstsailated. so that there k a daily loss of aetritios, which m Uae will resah ia pbyskal collapse. Dt Pierce's Coldea Medical Dkeorery curea diseases of tbe stoaiacb aad other organs of digestfoe aad aetrkion. It enables tbe aasieMiatioa of all tbe aatri tive valaes of tbe food eaten, aad so tankk ap tbe body into sound beakb aad strength. Mr Med Wctoaa, the ecMmtnt IrMt Owa' dtaa aad Mtoaic o 177 KAydca Street. CaraAra. K J . wrMe WcHrtSUed aa tztemm at twelve wreka aad Ike cmmUM UanMug pt me a bad tMCh of that dreaded dbeaae called i drnK- I had tried everjrthiar poUWe to care & tttt latt week, waOe pfarW at B. P. Kettk'a myo Taeater. rmtaoeiMwa. ia ine Xrim Trio a profeMfoaat f riead of miae ad rled mt to try far Ftercea Cotden Medieat Di orrerr I tried it. aad, thaak GoJ, with gtwd remUa" Dr. Pierce's Gwamon Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, k sent free on receipt of 21 one-cent stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, K. Y. Merger Claims Priority Right New York, Nor 12 In a hearing before Special Examiner Ingersoll to day, to test the validity or the North ern Securities Company. Griggs, coun sel of tho Northern Pacific, the Great Northern and Northern Securities Company, offered a letter from the In terstate Commerce Commission, show ing that prior to 1900 many roads had been merged, and this fact was known to congress when the Sherman anti trust law was passed. o . . Tax Riots In France Vienna, Nov. 12. Reports say that at I.emberg, Galicia, the police have unearthed a gigantic anarchist con s pi racy for the assassination of all leading Russian statesmen. One lead er was arrestee! today, and many pa jkth, a secret code and correspondence Has seized. o Mollneux Will Stay In New York. New York. Nov. 12. Roland B. Mollneux announces that he will re main In the city, to live, down the lalumny. The district attorney's of fice will probably make no furthor at tempt to locate the poisoner, although detectives are reviewing the case with all the matter not handled In the trial. o Bohemian Violinist Coming. New York. Nov. 12. Rudolph Aron iion has received word that Kocian, the young-Bohemian violinist, who is lo tour Amorlca this winter, will sail from Liverpool today on the Majestic. On his arrival here he Is to have a formal welcome from the several Bo hemian societies of this city. Body of Dead Millionaire Sent Home. New York, Nov. 12. The body of lohn W. Mnckay arrived this morning m the Oceanic. A large compartment, betwoen decks, had been fitted as a mnitunry chapel. Mrs. Mackay and laughter. Princess Coloua, accompan ied the remains. They will be placed in a magnificent mausoleum at Brook lyn. Navy In Need of Officers. Washington, D. C, Nov. 12. An ex amination of candidates for admission to the Naval Acadomy wns held In Washington foday, uudor tho atiHplces of the civil service commission. This Is rather an unusual time of year for such examinations, but this step was taken by the navy department on ac count of the urgent need of officers for the navy. About ill) candidates ap pen rod, to take the examination. Negro Patients Burned to Death. Charleston. 8. C Nov. 12. Tho penthouse nt the oity hospltnl caught file last night, and four negro men were burned to death. Tax Riots In Franoe. Paris. Nov. 12. Tax riots occurred at Valderras today. The liollce charged upon the rioters, when one wo man wns killed, and two dlaturbors and two gendeurmse Injured. Twenty arrests uuru nmdu. o Washington, Nov. IS. W. Godney 1 1 inner, minister to Guatemala, has re signed, and Uwlle Combes, of Lexing ton. Ky., has been appointed to suc ceed him. Tho steamer Xeulandlu has picked up one bout and two rufts from the wrecked British steamer HnanKautlne. tarrying 70 tiereon. Three boats are still mtaring. The IsHgllsh press looks with sua- pk-iou oh the Kaiser's visit to Hng uasiI. and warns the ministers to de cMge all overtures for Joint action of Light BUcuit Ught Work ll Pure and perfect iniiiirhtar Ic iiaugiHv.1 to NoPleased Peart L. Magnum baa flled In tbe Marion ronaty probate court a deatnr rer and oMeetfoes to tbe gnarataeeblB of tbe estate of ber father, A. H. De nton, aim as an laaeate of tae state in saae aaytaat. by ber ancle. N. J. Da aeoa. See alleges that at tbe Uase of Deaaoa's apTotntnsent that be was an frteadly. not only toward tbe man whose estate be U In charge of. bat also to tbe petitioner She elaints that ber father bas a life estate inter eat In aad to three dty lots of tbe value of 700. and that be baa other property of tbe valae of $7S. She pe UUoas tbe eoart. through ber attor neys. J. A. Jeffrey and T. M. Fleming, that A. OHneer be amolnted guardian. aad be placed la charge of her father's property. Bey Chewed by a Bull Dog. North Yakima. Wash.. Nov. IS. A shocking accident occurred to tbe 10- year-edd son of K. Langevm. a raacner. living In tbe far Moxee country. It vests that the lad. with another child, was playing with a bull dog belonging to a neighbor, last Friday. Tbe ani mal became enraged at something, and seised tbe boy by tbe calf of the leg The father came to tbe boy's assist ance, and tried to pry the Jaws of the animal open. Finding this barren of results with the dog chewing the boy's flesh, the father got a hammer and beat the dog until it was unconscious. Rude instruments, like scissors, were used to drees the boy's lacerations, aad a part of the calf had to be cut away. While the surgical operation was in progress the animal regained consciousness. The hammer was again called iato requisition, until the dog was dead. Tbe boy will probably be a cripple for life. 0 Every Person Enjoys a good, wholesomo meal. If you take your meals at the White House Restaurant, you get the best that can be had. Open day and night J. Frates, a stockraiser of Tehama county, lost his whole flock of sheep, numbering 2S0O head, by drowning, Tuesday. In the rising waters of the' Sacramento river. Mokl Tea positively Cures Sick Headache, Indigestion and Constipa tion. A delightful herb drink, no mores all eruptions of tho akin, pro ducing a perfect complexion or money refunded. 25c. and 50c. Write to us for free sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Buffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, Druggist. -O- ' A new postofllce has just been es tablished at Slmcoe.. on the Northern Pacific, 11 miles below North Yakima. The name given Is Warm to, the Indian name for potato The postmaster Is Mrs. Alexander McCredy. the wife of the post trader. The postofllce Is on the Yakima reservation, hut many whites live In the vicinity. o Bed Time I take a pleasant horb drink, the noxt morning I feel bright and my com plexion is better. My doctor says it acts gently on the slomacho, liver and kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It Is made of herbs, and Is prepared as easily as tea. It Is called Lane's med icine. All druggists sell It at 25c and 50 cents. Lane's Family Medicines moves the bowels each day. If you cannot got It, send for free samplos. Address, Orator Woodward, LeRoy, N. Y. Two canneries belonging to F. C. Barnes, located at South Bend and on tho Nasel, respectively, were closed down. Mr. Barnes had Intended to pack 20.000 casos, and he packed 26, 000. Fish have run moro steadily than usual, and the fishermen have had to be limited to tnolr catches ANOTHER PIONEER. Erlght't DIbchbc und Dlnbctcs Arc Positively Curable. When the Ssn Francisco tmitaess men wert Invoitlgattof ths Kulloa Compounds the beard that Dr. O D Zello bad bota Ilrlfbt'a Dlaeaae and Diabetes, sod was glrou up as In curable, and tb.y waited oa him and got him U, take It. Nov for the sequel. Ibis loiter wai written 9 months later, "6M Pacific St., San Franclieo Sept. 7. 1MI "Dear Sirs I hare conducted my own phar macron my own property on PaotQo St. for for ty elf bt Tears, hence, my associates nutnbei some of tbe best old school physicians. I ha4 chronle llright'a Disease and Diabetes of lon standing, which gol ao serious that In Ootooei Mat the Judgment of my medical friends wai that thren months would aeo tbe end. We all looked upon ths mere suggestion of a onre si empirical and visionary but I yielded to thi earnestness of ths parties, and the Inslstenoi of ooo of my family, and went on the Fultoi Compound for Brlgbt'a Disease ar a ttiU Tni first week I improred, but tboug bt it a oolnol dence. Hut orery week thereafter the Improro moot continued Tbe time for the fatal end passed and I waa atlll growing stronger. Thli continued till July, when tbe last Usee of boU albumen and sugar disappeared. I suppose have given the Compounds to a dotsn, and tbei all retorted favorably. However unraatouabli It may appear, the cure bas been found If those Interested care to call at my drua store I will be glad to tail all t know concern Ing thla Imoortant mattar. Th iii.in i. stoond Only In Importance to tbe discovert ' of a cure tor sonsumptlon. I "CAltLD. Znu.M Medical works agree that Brlgbt'a DlseasJfl R CfiTTimfrr?;i1 Qt and Dlabttas . Irnr.M. h, m . . 'VO V.UU111111U41 Ol -- - vtw, arts vi J-W vUI I positively reooTsrtng under tke rulton Com pounds (Common forms of ktdner couplalnl and rheumatism otter but short reautance.il Prtee. II for tbe llright'a Disease and II 60 foi the Dlabetlo Compound. John J, Fulton Co. I a) Montgomery street, San Francisco, sol compounder. Free tesumade for patients Desarlptlve pamphlet mallsdyres. I C C. Comfort, 5Io Agent -o Burglars blew open the safe In the Hlchanlson general merchandise store. ' of Helix. Umatilla countv. Mnndnv night, nnd carried away $20 lu cash. Jewelry to Uie alue of $150 and Mr. Itlchnrdson's nvrr-n.il- Tho unfa ....... literally torn to pieces, hut the work was so deftly done that no noise was made sufficient to attract attantinn. ' The cracksmen were evidently oxparb enced in the work. Ught Pastry " L'ght CaW Ught CwtSURE and Quick-as-a-wink 1 r-w-A jjb fcjfc -"BhtwH , yAa)! 'jfX, rffJ&& jC1aTaHr" aaaaaanaTM What the Premiums Jlre Like? I)' imoti'l "C" Soap "Wrartprs can b exchanged for all sorts of u.ef al aad attractive articles. Oar Illustrated book, deseribias' all sad pktariaa tr an of hs premiums U sent oa reqwenC A peMal vtilliniurlt. JnU to bow rou what tfce premtuaM aru like, sad bow easUr user eaa be secured. Gate tats list. For 10 Wrappers S-tneh Nut Crackers, made of steel. Terr utroo. 6 Ileautr Pta. assorted colors, or 6 Cellu loid Hair Pins. Jarre size: For 26 Wrappers: Skirt Haaear. Child's Bracelet; Boy's Ilaball. or Uoll. Jointed aad dreaded. For 36 Wrappers: Talr Indian Claas or Sofa Pillow Cover For 103 Wrappers- PrintiBsrPreas; Salad Db. or Table Cloth ForKO-Wrsppers: Camera: Berry Set; Iloezh KWer Clock, or pair Opera Glasses. For MO Wrappers Family Scales; Rochester Lamp, or Columbia Zltber. Sd4 for h. book SOW. whll jroa think of It. Premium DepL The Cuttaby Packing Co., So. Oasiu, Neb. .. V :&' HfWt & aw sr Usfo v f& i. K,i N4. -S, Chop! Chop! Chop! Tiresome, isn't it, to get down the chopping bowl and knife and prepare something for the next meal ? But the tiresome method is out of date. You can do the work vith Sargent's Gem Food Choppe r and do it better with but little labor. The sired. Useful in the preparation of substantiate and desserts. You need it in your kitchen ever day. . M. VOA.-DE, 32. CO.. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Roche Harbor Lime Beet brands Portland Cement. WOOD; eawed or fuu engtii, All kinde of building material, eand, g-avel, lath, shingles, etc. D. S. BENTLEY 1-1 S3 Com 'I Phono 691 Mala HYACINTHS We have Jut received the finest 'assortment of CHOICE BULBS ever shown In this city. We invite- the ladles of this city to call and soo the same. Brewster & White Feedmcn and Seedmen. 91 Court Street. Do You SI Or is "Nature's Sweet Restorer" broken for want of a nice, soft, healthy mattress on which to rest your weary body? For the small sum of $1.00 per ye'ar you can have 1he best mattress made by mortal man. ' Get Ihem of THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO. Store at Salem ' i i ma i mi h , ' Flo Blue Cobalt Semi-Porcelain Dishes Green Cobalt Semi-Porcelain Dishes At Close Figures. 0"" Fa" Stock of Books have arrived. &5r. The Variety Store 94 Court Street. Our Advertisements are ALWAYS INTERESTING. Read them. Bars Jewelry 8tore. ! o tei& Gem chops all kinds of food in coarse, medium or fine pieces, as de and TULIP! 8alem, Oregon. eeo Well? ' ' Next to P. 0 and Albany. B. F JONES Attorney at Law Toledo, Oregon. Was clerk of circuit court for six years and has an up-to-date abstract of all property In Lincoln county SALEAl WATER COMPANY OrFICE UITY HALL For water eervlco apply at office. Bills payable monthly In advance. Make all complaints at tke office. CAPITAL CITY Express and Transfer Meets all mall and passenger trains. Daggage to all parts of tho city Prompt f ervtce. Telephone No. 241 HOMYER ft HBDRICK- HUIE WING SANG CO. Chinese and Japanese fancy and dry goods. All kinds of silk and wool food. Make up fine line of ladles' hlti underwear of all kinds, waists. iwranners. sltlrta, gent'a and ladles' J furnishing goods, mattings, handker , chiefs, dishes. All At Cost. Going to move afttt -