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TH BAM.Y MttSNAL, SA1J5M, 64MMAM, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1903.
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For a good banjo, guitar, mandolin,
violin and Fronch harmonica call on
"W. Calvot, 1G8 Stnto ntroot, practical
watebmakar, -who will soli you all
heeo articles at rock-bottom prices.
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Wine of Cardui imparts health and strength to the diseased parts
ant! mRkes motherhood possible in thousand ot cases where barrenness
is supposed to be incurable. Wine of Cardui repulates the menstrual
(low and also prevents miscarriage and wires bearing down pains.
Wine of Cardui removes the cause of barrenness by making the female
organism strong and healthy.
Ho to vour druggist and secure a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardui.
The uso of Wine ot uaruui win tiring
In
cases requiring special
symptoms, " i no i.aaie Advisory vrparuiieiu. a no
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Amktiiyst, Cou., Feb. 1, 1002.
Wino of Cardui is worth its weight in gokl. It does more than
von claim. It has saved my life and cairn! ine to become n mother
when everything elso failed. MRS. DOHA I. K. U FEVRE.
IJiiyant. Ya.. Feb. 18, 1902.
My daughter-in-law, Liszie Giles, found great benefit in Wino of
Cardui. Sho had a miscarriage in.Mnrch 1901, before using your med
icine. She was in very bod hoalth, so I persuaded her to trV ine of
Cardui. Since then she has had a lino Iwby boy. Soon he will be three
weeks old. Sho highlv jvcommonds Wine of Carduj.
My daughter. Fannio Hudson, alw has a flno baby boy by your
treatment. Sho highly appreciates Wine '( aixlui,
MIp. LUl IA UILhb.
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3 Trans -
2 Daily Through Trains to the Beautiful Twin Cities 2
Minneapolis and St. Paul
1 Transcontinental Train Daily 1
... Northern Pacific Burlington Route ...
Si
To
Denver; Lincoln. Neb.; Omaha, Neb.; St. Joseph, Ao ; Kansas City; St. Louis and all t
points East and Southeast
Only Direct Line to the Famous
Yellowstone
National Park
Your Baggage Can Be Checked Through to Damnation. Union Depot Connections,
TRY THE
'North Coast Limited'
The Crack
A.
Q If you cat H-0 you know
what the Kindcrbeasts arc. If
you do not cat H-O get a pack
age and see if you can splVe the
Kinderbeast you wil find there.
You will prove incidentally that
H-0 is the nost deliriously
flavored and easily digested oat
meal that money can Duy.
CI. A valuable prize a waits all those
who can solve the Kindcrbeasts.
bands brain
and brabvn
(B
We are Just In receipt of a commu
nication from Santa Clans stating he
will ihake bis headquarters at tho Fair
Store during the holidays with a big
ger lino of dolls, toys, books and
games than over. Tho Fair Store, 274
Commercial strcot 30-tf
Many homes ore mne lonely abodes
booaue no children are there. Barrenness ex
ists in almost every case became female diseases
nappiness to your uouie.
directions, address, giving
Coiitineiita
VIA THE
Trains Daily-a
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
ELECTRIC
Train Of The Northwest
D, CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Aeent
255 Morrison St Cor, Third, Portland,
risrmirmirHiumwiii
COUNCIL
(Continued from page three.)
pany. Mr. Stolz moved that the com
mittee on streets and public property
be Instructed to engage an attorney
and Investigate as to whether or not
the mill company had not forfeited Its
rights and franchise to the ditch, by
neglecting the bridges and falling to
run water through tha ditch at all
times, and to report at tho next meet
ing of the council. This was agreed
to.
Favored Mr. Snowden.
Mr. Sims also reported the bad con
dition of Mr. Snowden's property on
North Front street, and asked that
tome provision be made regarding the
condition of the street there. On mo
Iton of Mr. Stole the matter of the
Snowden walk was Indefinitely post
poned The ordinance committee reported
favorably on the application of A.
Schrelber and Nuabaum Bros. & Co.
for saloon licenses, and same were
ordored to Issue.
Aged Lady Injured.
Mr. Stolz, of the committee on
health and police reported that Mrs.
James H. Laughlln. at the Chntwin
House, widow of a pioneer, aged CO
years, while passing along in front of
the C. I). Mooros' property on Ferry
street, between Church and Cottago,
stepped through a defective plank,
bad a severe fall, and Is now under a
doctor's care. She asks for $160 dam
ages, provided she secures the amount
without a lawsuit. On Mr. , Stols's
motion the matter was referred to the
committee on streets and public prop
erty, to Investigate and leport at the
n xt meeting.
Several Leaky' Sidewalks.
Mr. Griswold reported that the
high sidewalk on the west side of
Church street, between Trade and Fer
ry sheets, was dangerous, for want
of a ralllnir The matter was refer
red to Mr. Griswold, with power to
act.
Mr. Stole also reported a bad side
walk on Ferry street, at tho' Gosner
property, and sevoral other danger
ous walks were montloned.
City Recorder Judah road his report
for the month of November, and It
was ordered filed.
Report of Park Board.
Tho Park Board submitted its first
report, as follews:
"Thore has been a warrant of $50
received, and no expenditures up to
the present date. Marlon squaro has
been surveyed, and park plans adopt
ed by the board, at no oxpenso to the
city.
"The board asks that not less than
SALEM CITY
ttkJMmyt'.vtHwtivv.vitarwrwniiUMrm
The Old Reliable
Pioneer
Dining Car Line l
Excellent Through Car
Service .
FANS
Oregon
$600 be appropriated towards the per
manent improvement , of Wilson aven
ue, for surveying, plumbing, curbing,
laying of walks and filling, and a liko
sum of SS0O toward the permanent
Improvement of Marion squaro, to be
used in Uie laying of walks, curbing
and filling.
"In order to make a creditable be
ginning of the proposed work, the
board will need double tho amount
for each park. Estimates made by
competent engineers compel us to ask
for more than we first thought neces
sary. Respectfully submitted.
"WM. BROWN, President
"MRS. D J. FRY, Secretary and
Treasurer."
' No Suburban Lights.
Chairman Pohle, of the committee
of fire and water, returned the peti
tions of the residents Bast Salem for
three lights and those of South Salem
for two arc lights, without recom
mendation, and thsy were ordered
filed, without instructions, to present
them whon tho next budget was made
up. This matter brought on a discus
sion on the light question, several of
the aldermen criticising the light ser
vice. ' i
The ordinance for tne change in tho
grade of Court street, from 12th tc
Mill creek, was road the third time
and passed without opposition.
Greater Salem Council.
Mr. Stole, suggested that at the next
meeting of the council more members
would be in attendanco than the ac
commodations had hien provided for,
and he moved that tlie recorder be In
structed to have the circular table
taken to the city hall, and enlarged,
so 113 to accommodate all the mem
bers of the new council, and this was
agreed to.
To Enforce Poll Tax,
Street Commissioner Orlswold asked
and received permission to place a
man at pach polling place next Mon
day to collect poll tax now due, as no
one will be allowed to vote whose poll
tax for this year Is unpaid. He was
also Instructed to take such other
steps to collect the poll tax as he saw
fit. Mr. Stolz moving that the street
commissioner be Instructed to take
all the necosiary steps to collect the
poll tax.
THE STAMP OF TRUTH.
Salem Residents Know It Well.
Thoro is tho stamp of truth on a
statomont endorsed by people- wo
know by our frlonds and neighbors.
Tho following oxnorlonco of a citizen
Is but ono case of scores right bore at
heme:
Charles Boadlo, vetoran of tho civil
war, mombor of Co. I, N. Y. Infantry,
residing at 423 West Sixth street.
Eugene. Ore., says: "I was afflicted
with kldnoy Complaint for a great
many years. I might say. over slnco I
camo out of tho sorvlce In the sixties.
I nover know tho moraont when any
over exortlon of tho contraction of a
cold would bring on nn attack, and on
more than ono occasion I have been
so bad that I was almost holplees.
The last severe attack I had was about
six months ago when the lameilees
across tho small of my back Bet In in
dead earnest and felt as though there
was a heavy weight over each kidney
There was a weakness of the bladder
and kidneys nnd the secretions wero
not undor proper control. Some of the
numerour remedies I used gave tem
porary relief but that was alL Learn
ing about Doan's Kidney Pills I got a
box. I folt their beneficial results af
ter a few doses. I shall alwayB keep
them on hand to have in case of need
I met one of my old comrades, Mr.
Stowell, who was complaining of his
back and kidneys. I told him to get
Doan's Kldnoy Pills. He took my ad
vice and a day or so after I asked him
about the pills. He sold thoy wero tho
finest thing he had ever used and that
thoy straightened him up In a hurry."
Plenty more proof like this froml
Salem people. Call at Dr. Stone's
drug store and ask what bis customers
report
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
rents. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y., sole agents for the United States
Remember the name, Doan s, and
take no substitute. 11
Miners Make Appeal.
Denver. Dec. 1 A message has
been sent by the Western Federation
of Miners to Roosevelt protesting
against the banishment of the strik
ing miners from Telluride, and ap
pealing to the President to order an
Investigation of the coaditloas.
How's ThlsT
We offer one hundred toiler re
ward for ay case of eatarrH -that
oaa.net be eured by Hall's Catarrh
Ore. r. J. CHBNBY A CO..
Toledo, Ohio
We, tae undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney tor Ute last It years.
ad !! aim perfectly honorable
fa all ItHalaeM traaaacUoas and Aaan
etalty able to carry out auy obllaa-
ttOM wade by their firm.
WBST & TRUAX. Wboleaale Dm
gteU. Tele. Oak.
WALDING. KIKNAK & MARVIN.
Wbotoeala Druggists. Toledo, OMo.
Hall's Catarrh Cure U taken iniar
aally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ot the aysiaai.
Testimonials sent free. Price Tie
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Hall's Family Pills are th beat
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bWsUa
fUfMtUO
rIMUMTKKMttttftBMCy
&
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WHO KNOWS
When Ilia Kidney Troublo Has
Fastened nnd Roached tho
Chronic 6tngo? II It Has it Is
Incurable by Anything Known
Except the Fulton Compounds.
We Are The Sole Agents.
As an erldsseo of tbooonsual cbtracterof the
rulton Compounds that company does not pub
ilaa or Invite testimonials except thosa report
lac recoverlea In kidney diseases tbat have
reached tho chronic stage, alleged to bo Incura
ble. Here la another recovery In a case Incura
ble till the advent o( the Fulton Ccmpoutrts,
repotted by John & Johnson, tho agent of tho
Fulton Compound In Vaa Galen:
W. 11. rviulcj, a reeldent of Los Gntos,
sarin; ohtoalo Sidney disease (Bright Dia
ry had, llk everybody elso, found nil treat
tscnt futile, tie commenced on Fulton' Kenal
Compound In February, 190S, and on December
10 of tho saitn year reported the total disap
pearance of tbe disease. TJo writes that he has
gained fifteen pound in weight and Is again
able to do n cod hard day's work. Johns It
Join-on, tbe tc Oatos druggists, confirm this
recovery and know ot several other recover lr In
similar oases rt chronic kidney dtsenae In Los
Oatoe. all of wnU-h were Incurable by anything
else known to druggists. 8. A. Palmer, tho
Icsdla: drugftlstot Santa Cruz, U. II Warnanl,
the I'd alnmn drutrajtst, the Ferry Drue Com
dunv of No. 8 M rkot street. San Franeisco. W.
R. Pond, tho Berkeley drngfrUt. Dr Markley,
the Olorerdale druRSUt, Willi & Martin, the
Sioramenio irngists, nnd scores ot other Cali
fornia drugs i 18 all report speclflo recover I
In chronic kidn' f i"uw that wero posIllTriv
lucurable by anything ktown oxcopt the Fulton
Compounds. ...
Orop-y. rheHraatlsm rromnrlo acid, goat end
bladder trrntli-s are proofs that tho ktdnevs
in not perforciiai their functions. The chronto
Htaseof kldnnv trouble Is Urlgbt.s Disease It
you feol luocti a or miserable. If your kidney
rouble burnt on send for Pamphlet. Per-o-otuao
of recovorlos nearl? 00 per cent among
purely obron.c-aies Pulton'a Reaat Compouud
tor UrlgM's a d Kidney Diseases. II: for
Dlabete. II 90 John J. Pulton Co , iW Wash
ington Atrcet Ann Francisco, sola compounder!.
1'rw annljMM fir p.tleats We nre He sols
agents lor Uie Fulton CoasouLda ia tbXi city
Palaco Pharmacy, 118 State St.
S. C. STONE, ffl. D.
....PROPRIETOR OF....
STONE'S DRUG STORES
SAtEM, OREGON.
The stores (two 'n number) are to
cated at No. 235 and 297 Commcrcia
street and ere well stocked with
complete line of drugs and modlclnst
toilet articles, perfumery, brush
etc.
Has had some 25 years experience U
the practlco of medicine, and nor.
makes no charges for consultation.
amlnaUen nr pnscrlntJon
Your Stepmother
Is still hero, and as busy ai
ever. When your clothes are worn
and dirty, or the buttons off,
take them to her, at the Salem Dyeing
and Cleaning Works. Repairing and
relinks;" new velvet collars put on
overcoat; also four suits a month for
$1. Called for and returned.
MK8. C. H. WALKER, Prop.
19E Commercial Street
wHlLHtSriR'S ENQLISM
EftsWROYAL PJLLS
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Owl'l Uu m iMUm 5. .in. 1-UllJU ii
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Sold In 8alem by 8. C Stone.
Call for Free Samples.
Conalllst Eastern RRi
TIME CARD NO. 24.
No. 2 for Yaqulna:
Leave, Albany 12:1. p.m.
Loavoe Corrallls 2:00 p.m.
Arrive Yaqulna 6:20 p.m.
No. 1 Returning:
Leaves Yaqulna 6:45 u.m
Leaves Corrallls 11:30 a.m
Arrives Albany 12:15 p.m.
No.' 3 for Derelt:
Leaves Albany ..- .. .. 7:00a.m.
Arrives DetroP 12:20 p.m.
No. 4 From Detreit:
Leaves Detroit 1:00 p.m.
Arrives Albany 5:55 p. m
Train No. 1 arives in Albany in
time to coaaect with the S. P. routh
bound train, as well as giving two or
three hours In Albany before depar
ture of S. P. northbound train.
Train No. 2 connects 'with the S.
P. trains at Corrallls and Albany giv
ing direct set-viee to Newport and ad
jaeafit beaches.
Tsaia No. 3 for Detroit, Breltenbush
and other mountain resorts leaves
Albany at 7:09 a. ta.. reaching De
tratt about soon, giving ample time
to reaea the Sfwtees Mae day.
Far farther laforssaUoa apply to
WDWIN STONB.
Manager
T COCKRRLL, Ageot. Albany.
II. II CRONI8E, Ageat. Corrallls.
to
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8 TRAIN8 TO THE EAST DAILY,
DKPABT
TOR
TIME SCHEDULES
From Foitland, Or,
AIIWVI
son
I'nlcsjo
Portland
ereclai
ISOi. m
via Hunt
ington Bait Lake. DsnTer. v
Worth, Omaba, Kansu
uiit, in. ixrais, UbJcago
PB
MIU UI..
AlUntlo
Express
8JJ p. m.
n i Bunt
lugton
"TiTVaai"
FbttMail
1.00 p. m.
via
Bpokane
Halt Lake. Denrtr vi
Worth. Omaha, r.n...
v i it, fi. ujhu, i;nirago
Walla alia. Iiwin
Bpoksmt, Wallaoe. PuU-
man. Mlnnoavous at
TlWt
Paul, Duluth.MUwauke
uiuio, ann ilMl,
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HOURS ,
PORTLAND TO CHICAGO
Mo CruBie of Cars
OCEAN AND RIVER BCHEDUU
a sums srvrgltaUU-
AUsalllnR dates mbjeo
to change
yoiti an rranci'oo
Dp. n
n
Daily
except
San day
8 p. m
I.'OI.DMEIA R1VKR
ToAstorla an'l Was
Lan dings
H.t
ex So&u
LWIIIiUS
WILLAMETTE RIVER
Steamor Ruth leaves Salem f
Portland and way landings on Tn
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, abost
7 a. m. M. P. BALDWIN
A L. CRAIG, AgtO.R.4N. Salt'a
Gen. Pass. Agt Portland. Or.
Offers a choice of THREE gaUwTi,
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOSEPH or
OMAHA, to Chloago and points But
Through Standard and Teertsl
sleeping cars dally between Ban Trw
cisco and Chicago via Lot Aastlet
and El Paso.
Through Tourist Sieeser eet
TUESDAY from Portland to Ckieoja
via Salt Lake and Colorado Sprrsp.
Through Standard Sleeping Can
dally between Ogden and Chicags,
Lowest rate in effect always aralr
ablo via "Rock Island System."
Reduced ROUND TRIP RATBS is
effect ou July 12, 13, 15 and 16, ui
August 18, 19, 25 and 2C; 90 dsjs
turn limit
Be sure that your ticket rads vl
tho Great Rock Island Route.
Tho best and most reasonable din
ing car Borvico. For Informatics,
GEO. W. BAINTER. T. P. A.
L. B. GORHAM, Gen Agt, 256 Aldtt
street. Portland Ore.
Quick
Time
East
Prom Tacoma, SeatUe, the rmj
Sound country and Spokase t
aouri river points and the Sootfrt
thn nurllnetrm offers aulck serrwS.
Through trains Seattle to Kaassi
City equipped with big, free caair w
standard Pullman sleepers, ass tea
but not least, tourist sleepers, elsst,
comfortable and cheap.
Why not take the Southeast irssdsj
via Billings and the BurllngteaT T
can't do better, and you mlfnt do
worse
A. C. 8HE-DON, Gsneral Aont
lOO THIRD STREET,
PORTLAND.
I' -i
O. C. T. CO8 PASSENGER
STEAMERS
POMONA
ud lltoaa leave for PortUsd Mondr
tdceiday b4 Fttaay at to a m
TaeMlsr. Tburtdsy and SstnrJs r '!
a Tor CMrralli. Teds Ttursosi
and Saiurday at p m
For Indepeudew da 'y exeept SoudV
atp to.
Deck: Foot of Trade etrsei
M. P. BALDWIN. Ag.
Capital Nownal School
First National Bank BuIIdlaP- Stile
Thft fall term of twelvt weeks opew
Sectciaber 28. Address.
. vnine Cslen. Ul
j. J. rinirj. -
J. BrowDStein & Son.
54 State street- Hit-best cs
MWforOIdes. Pelts. Wool. Tswj
and furs; also teeiieral dealer
Iron. Rubteraad Metals-
flVavtelr?rl Bl
um
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