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CLOSE TO NATURE.
WHY SUNSHINE BRINGS HEALTH,
EVERYONE knows that the pure country air and ft chnnce to get
close to Nature in the fields and woods, is sure to improve our
animal spirits and bodily health. We are only civilized animals
after all, and the present dwellers in the cities are compelled to
live in badly ventilated rooms or factories filled with the genus of
disease of grip, consumption or catarrh. They are compelled to eat their
lunch hastily, and, in fact, tp run the human machine at all times so
improperly that they are constantly in danger of being sick. Sunshine
and good air are essential for good health. Nature provides the germ
destroyer, if we only find it, in a life in the open air and sunshine. If
we are run down physically, if our blood has too many of the white
blood corpuscles and not enough of the red corpuscles ; if we look pale
and anaemic, or with pimples or hives appearing on the skin, it's a pretty
sure warning that we need a little of nature's cure. For those who are
confined indoors and need a strengthening tonic, a blood and body
builder, there is a remedy provided by Nature which is sure and safe-n
Alterative Extract from roots and herbs, without the use of alcohol,
which nourishes the tissues and nerves with good red blood. That
medicine was the discovery of Dr. R. V. Pierce, the founder of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, at Buffalo, N. Y. It was sold by
druggists thirty-seven years ago or more and has become more popular
every year since, under the name of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Dr. Pierce receives quantities of grateful letters and testimo
nials every day. It would take all of this newspaper's spice to print
those received in a single month. Here is a sample :
"About seven years ago my health failed, and I tried different doctors
but they could not help me," writes Reuben S. Klcppinger, Esq., of Le
hightbn, Pa. (Box 673). "I was still getting worse. Had a con!:, pain
in chest, night-sweats, was weak and nervous. I decided to write to Dr.
R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., and state my case. I received a prompt
and careful reply,' which I still haye in my possession. The malady was
a complicated one, involving the nasal and other air-passages, ilierc
was a catarrhal condition extending from head to the bronchia nud
lungs. The use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy was advised. I used about two dozen bottles of
each, also some of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and these remedies have
done their work. Since that time I don't believe I have lost a day's
work on account of sickness. Am well and have been able to eat any
thing ever since. Thanks seem but a slight return for all the good your
medicine has done me."
"About two years ago I consulted a physician to try and get relief from
a cold which had stopped up my head, and also settled on my lungs, caus
ing catarrh in a very bad form, and also throat difficulties," writes Justice
Thomas E. Bourquin, 1808 Ogercher Road, Savannah, Ga. "He gave me
some medicine, but one month's faithful use of same failed to do xne any
good, so I decided to try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
bought a bottle. After using it a few days, my lungs began to heal, I did
not cough nearly as much nights, slept much better, and in two weeks
the cold, cough, catarrh and throat difficulty were all cured. I was
certainly pleased with the results, and so wish to write you of it."
We quote from the New Yorkowwa the following :
"In Allen street, in eight blocks of tenement houses, live ten thousand
6even hundred and thirty-seven human beings.
"The features of this miserable street are :
"Darkness; Dampness; Disease; Death.
"The deaths are especially plentiful among the very young children.
"Of all the New York streets in which evil conditions destroy child
life Allen street is the worst. It has a record for killing children under
five years of age.
"The street is very narrow, and the Second avenue elevated railroad
running through it, filling it from house to house, roofs it in, making of
it a dark, gloomy tunnel.
"On the ground it is dark all day, the lamps arc always lighted.
"Diseases of the eye, pneumonia, tuberculosis, the rickets and other
troubles of ill-nourished children, are features of this street.
"Among the dirt, tbo din, the darkness, the dampness of this infernal
death tunnel, children are supposed to play.'
" Do you wonder that they are deformed and sickly ? Do you wonder
that they die of! before they reach the age of five. .,,.,.. , , , ,
C "As well try to grow a ilower in a cellar as to bring up children in that horrid street to which poverty and the
dty' culpable neglect condemn so many families'
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Great Success
j Fktst Day of the G eat
j Slaughter Sale of
SHOES
Proves that Uiq people nre satisfied with the goods,
pair sold, and thq rush continues.
I Men's
I Men's
Ladies'
Ladies'
Misses'
$4.00 Shoes for
$3.50 Shoes 0?
$3.50 Shoes for
$3.00 Shoes fot
$(75 Shoes for
Hundreds of
$2.75
$2.45
$2.45
$J.95
$1.25
I Children's $ I .50 Shoes for $ i . 0
These are uolld stock goods, nod cannot bo roplaced for the price.
Come early boforo tho sizes nro broken.
Edison Shoe Store
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KUnger Building; on State street.
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RATIFY
SALE OF
CANAL
French Company Authorizes
Disposal of Central Ameri
can Water-way
Parle, April 23. Resolutions ratify
ing the sale of the Panama canal wero
passed at a meeting of the French
Company here today.
HEARST FILES
COMPLAINT
Makes Another Grand Stand
Play Against The Coal
. Trust
1 Hee's the Question?
I Do you want a good fit in glasses, lenses as well as !
frame?
Do vou want the best servtcc, the best lenses and j
frames?
Do you want the advantage of 25 years experience?
no guess work &nd accurate fit?
Do you want th s at a reasonable price without a f
humbug story about the lenses?
Do you know this can't be had only by the Pioneer
Optician.
j Chas H. Hinges, j
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WaJhlngton; D. G,, April 23. Con
gressman Hearst today followed his
testimony of yesterday by filing with
tbo attorney-gsnoral a bill of com
plaint against tho anthracite rail
roads and mining companies, alleging
a violation of the Sherman anti-trust
law. and praying that the United
States take action to restrain' the
further violation of that Jaw. I
Mr. Hearst goes fully Into the his
tory of tho alleged combination, which
states it was organized for tho pur
pose of stifling competition, and avers
the company Is Illegal.
Portland and Return Only $20.
Tho Southern Pacific Is sow selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
Salem for $2.20, good going Saturday
p, m., or any train of Sunday, return
ing Sunday and Monday, giving all
day Sunday and Monday In Portland.
The tame arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portland people
a chance to visit valley points at
greatly reduced, rates.
Alex. Brandon, a pioneer of Oregon,
and resident of Linn county, died, sud
denly at his homo near Plalnvlew Fri
day, Ho was 76 years old, and well
known throughout tho state.
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Hood Iliver will have a national
bank, a number of Portland people
j bavin rcivd . charter fro the
goverswwM
CRUSHED
UNDER
WALLS
Explosion of Naphtha
Starts Fatal Fire
in New Jersey
Building Topples Over Killing
Two Firemen and In
juring Twenty
Others
Newark, N. J., April 23. Two fire
men wero killed and 20 more Injured
on nccount of an explosion which oc
curred here this morning In tho fac
tory of tho Welner Company, saddlery
hardware manufacturers.
Tho dead are: Jacob Bleyhlo and
William Crane. The explosion va3
caused by a tank of naphtha taking
Arc, and 14 fire engines with four
hook and ladder trucks were massed
in front of the building when the ex
plosion occurred. Falling walls burled
the firemen and their machines. Loss
$50,000.
HOMER DENIES
STORY
Did Not Make Sarcastic Re
mark Regarding Hearst
Boom
Pullman, Wash., April 23. Homer
Davenport emphatically denies an ah
leged Interview sent out from Spo
kane, by tho Spokesman-Itevlew, in
which he was quoted as comparing
Hearst's boom to the blister on a
man's hand.
Springfield News:,- One of our ex
changes commends Hermann for not
leaving his duties at Washington to
bo present nt the congressional con
vention. True, but he sent enough
"proxy," It seems, which had more In
fluence than his presence would have
had.
S. J. Bonnett, of Eugene, died Thurs
day. Ho was 90 years of age, and had
lived in Oregon since 1854.
HOTELS
The Willamette.
H. C. Burr, Jr., San Francisco.
G. C. Morris, Ashland.
Q. D. Trotter, Stayton.
Geo. Hanson, San Francisco.
L, B. Mandel, -San Francisco.
A. King Wilson, Portland.
i, Welch. Baker City.
I'U D. LInkler, Philadelphia." '
Honry B. Melntlre, Philadelphia.
I. W. Anderson, Spokane. "
M. L. Mourflold, Portland.
Mrs. It. V. Jones & Son, Astoria.
1 Daniol Ruff, San Francisco. .
I H. S. Brooks, Chicago.
. Mrs. Ada E. Lang, Hull, la.
' Ben Tamplur, Hull, la.
,s J. B. Desmond, Portland.
4 G. W. Ashford, Portland.
) Miss Bell, Portland.
E. I Parrot t, Roseburg,
Benton Mires, Drain.
A Lachman, San Francisco.
J. P. Farley, St. Louis.
L. F. Goodman, San Francisco.
T. H. McDormott, Spokane.
D. V. Gilder, San Francisco.
NEW TODAY
For Rent. A seven-room cottage,
new, modern Improvements, near
East school and State House. En.
quire of Mrs. B. F. Southwlck, cor
ner of 12th and Marlon streets.
4-23-3t
For Sale. Corner lot on Commercial,
east side, and Division streets,
$ 1000, If taken at once. Good 5
room house. Inquire of Ryan &
Co., Salem, Oregou. 4-23-St
For Sale. One work horse and one
driving horse. P. M. Pehrson, 23d
street, near Mill street. 4-22-3t
For Sale. Good, gentle family horso
and new Studebaker buggy and har
ness for sale. Call at 182 Center
street, 4-22-3t
For Sale. Black mare, driving stock,
price cheap. $75 cash. Inquire of
W. W. Beardaley, It. F. d. No, 8,
Salem, Oregon. 4-52-3t
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koteL Steady Job. -22-tt
Ball Game
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Mt. Angel
Athletic Park
Saturday and
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Loubet Will Visit Italy's King.
;Parls, April 23. President Loubat,
started for Rome today to visit the
king of Italy.
We think wo may be pardoned for
being somewhat egotistical this spring
about our line of vehicles. When you
are absolutely certain that you're
right It la proper to take a firm
stand. That's "us."
We have without question the best
assortment of vehicles In Salem. If
you will kindly call, we can satisfy
you. The popular-priced hard rub
ber tired nnd cushion-tired runabouts
wo are particularly strong on, besides
top buggies from $60 up. Farm hacks
delivery wagons, surries, traps, etc.,
we havo In abundance. Our time la
yours when you want to look.
About rubber tires.
It is well to get your rig fixed up
now. We will ro-rubber your old rig,
putting on both channels and tires or
tires only, as you need.
We guarantee our work. This is our
third season, and we know how to do
it.
F.A. Wiggins'
Implemont Houso 255-257 Liberty St
Farm Implements, Automobiles,
Sewing Machines and Supplies.
A Garden
of Spring
Beauty
All the prettiost spring arejg
goods nrj at Dalrymple's. The
smart people are buying their
dress goods hero, for they know
thoy're stylish and dependable.
Everything must bo above the
average for its price, or It does
not get a showing.
NEW PONGEE SILKS
NEW SHANTUNG SILKS
NEW LACE AND GAUZE
H08IERY
NEW LACES
NEW MEDALLIONS
NEW APPLIQUES
NEW ALL-OVERS
NEW CRUSH BELTS.
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Chicago Markets.
Chicago, April 23. May wheat,
87tf 87; old July, 8584; new,
8483; July corn, 4747. '
NOTICE
The Van Alstlne, Gordon & Co.
hereafter will be located at rooms
100-101, Sherlock Building, Third
and Oak streets, Portland, Ore.
Wo will continue to conduct our
collecting buslnoss in the same
manner as usual. Charles E. Len
non, room 10, over Ladd & Bush's
bank, will represent us in Salem.
A. R. Morgan & Co., Mgrs.
Pfione Main 1445
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Gold Dust Flow I
Made by THE SIDNEY POW
ER COMPANY, Sidney, Ore
gon. Made for family use. Ask J
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5 shorts always on hand.
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AGENT
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: Sidney
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LOANS AND INSURANCE.
JOHN MOIR.
AGENT FOR SCOTCH MORTGAGE
COMPANIES.
207 COMMERCIAL ST.
(Late of Chicago Conservatory)
located at present in Salem,
teacher of violin, mandolin and
guitar. Pupils desiring scien
tific instructions at moderate
rates address or call at Willi
"Music Store. 'Phone 2661 Main
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TIME FOR PLANTING.
"Fine assortment of carnations,
plants now ready. Asters, verbenas.
cosmos, pansie3 and other bedding
plants; nlso all kinds of cut flowers.
AVENUE GREEN HOUSE.
C. F. Ruef. Phono 2591 Black
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or
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If An Accident
,1 happens to your wheel
5 take it to
WattShipp
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S Tfres, Rims and Bl-
cycle sundries of all
S kinds
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memo Store
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Friday and Satfttcfay Bargain
Days
See how we sell them. We have sliced down the prices to the lowest
rock bottom for this sale.. We aro selling honest, reliable, up-toate
.j bvuuo iMuuiyuve per cent cheaper than any store in saiem
39c White Oxford WalsUngs,
beautiful quality, price yd... 22c
39c Crush Leather Belts, all
colors and black, price ...,22c
Ladles' 20c hose supporters,
double fasteners, price 10c
Best Sans Silk, all colors .... 2c
200 yards Best Spool Thread.. 2c
Best shoo laces ic
Best hooka and eyes, 2 doz for lo
Wire hair pins, 2 packages for lc
Best 8c Lisle garter elastic, yd 5
The big sale still continues j
our Silk and Dress goods
Every department in the house
Children's 50c White Auto
Caps, sale prlco
"Wo are headquarters for fin
laces and embroideries.
Wo aro showing the swelleit
lino of Ladles Fine Titei
Skirts in Salem. Prices terf
low.
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