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Newspaper Page TextV tn7. esu Jliei nblie let- st, I I Consult your doctor At the same time ask him what he thinks of Ayer's Cherry Pec toral. He will know all about it. for ,n ..VL "SfrJXL S5 X.". endorsed it for CUUI;.) ... , w 'mmKo, uiuuwiims. astnma. jAHfrl'l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 U II IH-MH. 2 w I STATE SOCIAL NEWS J4 1 a n 1 1 1 n m 1 1 r n 1 1 sh h BLODOETT. Mr. Craraor was in town Friday. J. A. Wood was in Corvallis Wednes day. Pearl RichardBon, of Portland, is vis iting her parents. I. D. Pratt mado a business trip to Corvallis Thursday. Mrs. Charles Groskoy was in town ono day last woolc. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Van Alstyno spent Saturday ovoning at Andrew La- Grange's. Soveral people in this vicinity hnvo been entertaining tho la grippe for tho past week. A farewell party was given at tho homo of Mr. George Wood, in honor of Mis3 Mabel Wamsloy. Many woro presont, and a good tirao had by all. Mr. George Wamsloy sold his farm to Mr. Whitney, of Eastern Oregon, and left for Euroka, Cal., last week. His wifo and daughter, Mabel, followed Wednes day. Woodburn. Mrs. Fred Doso entertained tho "Whist club at her homo Wednesday evening. Mrs. Nollio Dunn of Corvallis is vis iting her sisters, Mrs. Dora Engle and Mrs. D. P. Bradley. D. P. Bradloy loft ' for Sumpter Thursday morning where ho is inter ested in a big building contract. Miss Mario Clino of Portland visited 4MMIMMMM19MIBMBlMMM91iaiM391EeiO R m M H m s s 91 M Reg. No. 26531 RED SIRE OF JO SEAL, 2:11. Sired by Rod Heart 2:194, tho siro of Chain Shot 2:00y2. Bed Seal 2:10, Etc. Dam ALICE M. (trial) 2:25.... by Mark Field (son of Geo. Wilkes), Dam of Bod Seal 2:10 Al- siro of Daisy Fields 2:0SVi, Mam lawood 2:19. brino Hold, 2:llVi, etc. Second dam DAY BELL by Advnnco, siro of Malraska 2:2o,c'tc. Dam of Veritas 2:1GVJ, Vindox 2:294. Third dam daughtor of Tippo Saib, a thoroughbred. BED HEART is by Bed Wilkes, out of Sweothcart, by Sultan; second dam Minnehaha, tho dnm of Beautiful Bolls, etc. RED SEAL stands 15.1, compactly built, with great quality and a suro siro of grent speed. Ho will mako tho season of 1905 at tho OREGON STATE FAIR GROUNDS Terms $40 Season v With the usual return privilege. Good pasturago at reasonablo rates to mare sent from a distauco. SB m M 1 U H M e M MGMMtIMBBeiHtMIIIElKKIIieKaiKE91? GMI!IIHeMIKeiMSISalHERI3El& ::::::::A G E N C H n 9 E e a s H 0 M 0 H Of A IWbdyers and shippersof GR AIM Oats For Sale. HOP GROWERS SUPPLIES. Crude and stick Solptiur. J. G. Grata, Agent, 207 Commercial St., Salem, Ore. 0 SSM1W1BS11III1BI9K9KI5BSH0HM -M-0f 10j-HH0fi00l0l0l0l8lS18tHH40-H-H Has Just We of our fi0aifi0i0i0tnni .i. .jui "".- II ti about vour canvh J. O. Aw Co., I iflVAIl u... H "' . H with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Boynton over Wednesday. J. A. Maek and son, Allen, havo re turned from England Thursday, where they hnvo been visiting Mr. Mack's mother for tho pnst six months. Mr. Mack was accompanied by his nowly wedded wife. Mrs. Kato Murry of Portland is vis iting her sister, Mrs. Waltor L. Toozo. Dr. James II. Carico has received the appointment of physician for the Southern Pacific company. His terri tory extends from Brooks to Oregon City. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rogncr havo purchased an interest in the Guiss. Boebo Mercantilo company and will re main hero permanently. They will oc cupy tho Sloper house. Miss Myrtle Katherino Trovitte, im personator and elocutionist, gavo an entertainment at the M. E. church on Wednesday ovoning. Nino choice se lections wero ronderod by Miss Tro vitte, interspersed by tho following mu sical numbers: Quartette, "If I wore a Voice," sung by Mis3 Molly Maxfield, Miss Elsie Durant, Mr. G. A. Landon and P. A. Livesley. Solo, "Angels Ever Bright and Fair," by Mrs. W. L. Tooze, a solo by Mrs. Maxfield entitled "Lovc3 Serenade." Tho proceeds to go to tho now book fund for Sunday school song books. Archio Finzer is visiting with his brother, Gonoral E. W. Finzer, for a few weeks. Tho Woman's Home Missionary so cioty met at the homo of Mrs. S. I. Guiss on Thursday afternoon. Tho meeting was well attonded and a very instructive and entortaiuing time was had. A most delicious luncheon was served by the hostess. Elias Stono died at the homo of his son, Albert, near Woodburn, March 4. SEAL Tri'l 2:06 Rec. 2:10 SAM CASTO, Fair Gr oands, Or. g t Y O F:::::::: m ra e H 0 M H 0 M 0 B9 0 M 0 GUTHRIE & CO. inc nui ur i nc runcoi .,,. M, been taken to supply tho stock of X lumber In our yards. Our complete with all kinds of t. I.. lumbbr. received a car load of No. 1 shingles, also a car of flue shak'J, are able to fill any and all kind J bills. Come and let us show yoni utock. o Yard and office aear S. P. passeneer J j depot 'Phone Main 65L n GOODALE LUMBER CS T faIt!Qw'fai A JUDGE OF PRIME MEATS Always knows what ho wants, and knows that he can always get it from our choice stock. If yon want a deiieious roast, steak, ehop or outlet that is tender, rUh and sue culont, and cut by an expert hand, trimmod and got up for year table to suit the queen's taste, you will always find it at CROSS' aad at lower prices than yon ean find it anywhere else in Salem. E. C. CROSS Phone 201. OAILT CAKTAI. JOTJBNAii. SAUSH, Deceased was born in Caldwell county, Kentucky, in 1832. In 1854 ho was married to Amanda Morso of Graves county, Kentucky, who died in 1876. Ho leaves throo daughters and ono son. Tho funeral took placo Sunday afternoon, Rov. D. II. Leech officiat ing. Interment was at Simmon ceme tery. John R. Coo died at his homo in Woodburn at midday on March 9, 1905. Deceased was born in Morrow county) Ohio, December 27, 1828. Ho became converted and joined tho M. E. church at tho ago of 14 years. In March of 1852 ho camo over tho plains with a flargo party to Hangtown, Cal., thoro thoy arrived on August 16, and was ono of tho few in tho party who saw only tho pleasant sido of tho trip. Ho remained there for flvo years mining, but on account of failing health ho removed to Nappa Valloy, Cal., whoro ho farmed until 1871, when ho was married to Miss Sarah Friend in Iowa. They returned to Nappa Vnlloy and mado that their homo for 30 years. In 1901 ho camo to Linn county, Oregon, where ho lived until ono year ago this March, since which timo ho has boon a resident of Woodburn. Mr. Coe hn3 always been an active church workor, having been a class leader for 30 years. Ho was a man of unusually bright in tellectj had a. wonderful memory; was a successful business man; nmassod quite a fortune; was a natural philan thropist and gave liberally to charita ble and educational institutions. Ho was a lover of poetry, Burns nnd Shakespeare being his favorite authors, and ho could repeat pago after page of tho latter 's works. Mr. Coo was ono whom any ono would bo proud to havo callod friend. He leaves n wifo and son, Leo Coe, of this city, and an adopted daughtor, Mrs. Muttio Elliot of Goshen, Ore. Funeral ser vices will be held in tho M. E. church Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. D. H. Leoch officiating. The remains will bo accompanied by Mrs. Coo to Xappa Valley, Cal., for interment. The W. C. T. U. met at tho homo of Mrs. A. E. Austin on Friday after noon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Mnttio Elliot returned to her home at Goshen, Ore., Saturdny. AN EASY WAY To Kocp Well. It is easy to keep well if wo only obsorvo ench day a fow simple rules of health. Tho nil important thing is to keep tho stomach right nnd to do this it is not necessary to diet or to follow a set rulo or bill of faro. Such pnuipcor ing simply innkos a capricious appe tite and a feeling that certain fnvorito articles of fowl must bo avoided. Frof. Fiochold gives pretty good ad vice on this subject; ho says: "I am 08 yenrs old and hnvo novor had a sori- ous Illness, and at tho samo timo m lifo has been Inrgcly an indoor ono, but I enrly disaovored that tho way to kcop healthy was to koop a healthy stomnch, not by ontlng bran crackers or dieting of any sort; on tho contrary L always oat whnt my appetito crnvos, but daily for tho past eight 3dars I havo mado it a prnctico to tako ono or two or stunrt's iiyspopsin Tuuiotn after ouch moal and I nttributo my ro bust health for a man of my yoars to tho regular daily uso of Stuart's Tab- lots. My physician first advised mo to' uso thorn bocauso ho said they woro per fectly harmless and woro not a socret patent modiolno, but contained only tho natural digestives, poptonos nnd dintoso, and aft or using thorn a fow wooks I havo novor OGuaod to thank him for his advlcoo. I honestly boliovo tho habit of tak ing Stuart's Dyspopsia Tablet aftor meals is the real hoalth habit, bo causo thoir use brings hoalth to tho sick and ailing and proservoa health to tho well and strong." Men and women pnst fifty yenrs of ago need a safe digastivo after moals to inmiro a per foot digestion and to ward off disease, and tho safest, beat known and most widely used is Stu art 'a Dyspepsia Tablets. They are found in every well reg ulated household from Maine to Cali fornia and in Great Britain and' Aus tralia are rapidly pushing their way into popular favor. All druggists Sail Stuart's-dikHMia Tablets, full sUo paekagea at 00 cents, aad for a week stomach a fl(ty ceut paekage will Ofton dp fifty dol lars ' worth of good. Sam White's First Court. Thero is nothing so wonderful about holding a first term of court, and here is tho way the Baker City Demeerat says Judge, White did it: The first term of the Baker county circuit court under the reeeat law making this eouuty a separate dis trict opened yesterday morning at 10 o'clock with duo ceremony, Hon. Sam Whlto being on the bench and Dis tnct Attorney Leroy Lomax, County 1 Clerk A. B, Combs and Sheriff II K.J OEBGOK, MONDAY, MABCH 13, 10051 OFFENS IVE SSBM I suffered for a long time frith a bad case of Catarrh, and took a great deal cJ medicine without any benefit. . I had a continual headache, my cheekt had grown purple, my nose was alwayt stopped up, my breath had a sickening and disgusting odor, and I coughed incessanth I heard of your S. S. S. and wrote you. I commenced to use it, and after taking several bottles I was cured and haw never since had the slightest symptom oJ the disease. Miss Mary L. SxoaM. Cor. 7th & Felix Sts., St Joseph, Mo. Whepllng, W. Va., May so, 1903. I had Nasal Catarrh for years for which 1 used S. S. S. with very gratifying results. I tried local applications for some time, aud getting no permanent relief I came to the conclusion that the seat of the trouble was in the blood. Knowing S. S. S. to be a good blood medicine I began its use, aud after using it for some little while it did away entirely with the offensive mu cus in the nostrils, nnd I did not have tc hawk nnd spit, especially in the morning, to dislodge the catarrhal matter. 1627 South St. Frkd H. Prkssy. The filthy secretions and foul mucus thai ire continually dropping back into the throat, find their way into the stomach uid are absorbed into the blood. Catarrh then becomes con stitutional, nnd the only way to get rid of it is through the blood. Write us il you have Catarrh, and our physici ans will advise you without charge. Tho Swift Spoolfio Company, Atlanta, 6a. Brown being in attendance Without any formality Judgo Whlto called tho court to order and began business with tho cnlling of tho potlt jury which had already been drawn and summoned. Tho following grand jury men wero drawn: Foromnn, A. Hind man; E. H. Pratt, I. B. Sturgoss, W. A. Weeks, W. Boirdnonu,"W. N. Thomp son, Thornton Galo. N. B. Darling and Harloy Ohnstod wore named as court bailiffs and J. J. Dooley was appointed bailiff of tho grand jury. After tho transaction of considerable business anil tho making of many dock et ontrics Judgo Whlto ndjournod court in deference to tho memory of tho Into Frank L. Mooro, a prominent mombor of tho bar in whoso honor oulogistic oxercisos woro hold nnd resolutions passed in open court. Llko Finding Monoy. Finding hoalth is liko finding monoy so think thoso who nro sick. Whon you have a cough, cold, soro throat, or chest irritation, bettor act promptly liko W. O. Barber, of Sandy Lovol, Vo. Ho says: "I had a torriblo chost troub o, causod by smoke and coal dust on my lungs; butnftor finding no rollof in othor rcmodics, I was cured by Dr. King's Now Discovory for Consump tion, Coughs and Colds." Groatost salo of any cough or lung medicino in tho world. At J. C. Perry's drug storo; COo and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial hot tlo free A LESSON IN LAUNDRY WORK. We givo to our help, and toach them tho necessity of fino linen that goes a groat way in preserving tho fnhrlw sent horo for renovation. Anything coming from tho Salem tSonm Laundry will always be found in perfect comb- tion, and finish. bountiful in both color and Salem SteamLaundry COLON KL J. OLMSTED, Prop. DOROUH I). OLMHTKD, Mnnager. 2SQ Liberty Stroot. Phone-171 "Woven I Wire' Fenc ng Amorlcan, Page and Elwood fences are tho heaviest and host. Prices lower than any othor fenees of samo weight. Barb wire, plain wire, fence posts and shingles. Call and got prices, or write for particulars nnd prices. WALTER MORLEY, GO Court St. Salem H-t-H--M HHIIIH 1-M ! Elite Cafe... Best meals In the city. Tho best T service and prices rlbt. E. ECKERLEN. Prop. 4HHimmimMimii4 CLASSIFIED WANTED. Wanted. Ladles to learn barber trade; 8 wooks complotos; tuition carnod whllo learning. Hnlr dressing, mani curing and facial massogo in 4 weeks; spocial torms now. Wrlto Molor Sys torn Collogo, San Francisco. 3-6-lm Wantod Men to learn barber trndo; 8 weeks completes; position guaran teed; tuition carnod while learning. Write for terms. Mohler's Barber College, 614 Clay stroot, San Francis co. 3-C-lm Wanted. Manager for branch ofllco wo wish to locato horo in Salem. Ad dress, with roforonees. Tho Morris Wholcsalo House, Cincinnati, Ohio, 3-ll-3t Wanted. $8 to $112 wookly oailly earned by cithor sex knitting seam less hosiery for tho western market; our improved family maohino with ribbing attachment furnished worthv families who do not own a machine, on easy payment plan; write at onco for full particulars and commence making money; no experience re quired. Unitod States Woolon Co., Dotrolt, Mioh. 11-3-tf FOR SALE. for Sale Edison concort phonograph, rocords nnd record caso, at half price A groat bargain. Addross "L. F. H.," caro Journal office 2-3-tf For Bale Small dry fir wood, at $3.25 por cord. Phono Black 2001. T. L. Davidson, Jr., Mornlngsldo. 1-20-tf For Sale. Two lino building lots, well drained, planted to fruit. Inquiro of H. C. Schultz, ono block oast of North Salem school. 1-7-tf For Sale Fivo or ton-acro plao, first class improvements. Closo to school, church, postoflico nnd railroad. Ad dross "X.," caro of Journal. For Sale At a bargain, ilouao, barn and lot for $900. Fino fruit troos on plnco. Address "T." caro Journal. 11-28-tf For Sale Moving .picturo outfit, in first-class condition. At groat reduc tion. Address "L. F. H.," Salem, Or., care Journnl. 8-20-tf For Salo. Black Minorca eggs, 50 cents a sotting. Loavo orders with Harritt & Lawronc.o, or It. Bnsoy, South Llborty stroot. 3-ll-3t For Salo. A good fcroom cottage nuti two lots, in Yow Park, $050. Inquiro of P. G. Norgrou, Larson wagon shopv 3-11-lwk FOR RENT. For Rout. A sovon-room houso, woll wato'r pipos in tho houso, COO High stroot. A. Schrolbor. 2-28-tf For Rent. Furnishod rooms, 3 blocks from stato house Phono 301 White 1-5-tf A. Olingor. For Rent -Two fn uriUHliotl rooms m-m.mmmmmmm-i witli fire nnd bath, ono block north of court houso, SOS Church street. 3-0-3t MISCELLANEOUS. W. IL Dalrymple Contractor and builder. Estimates glvon on all kinds of enrpontor and mason work, Box 242. Rusldonco 18th nnd Ne braska. 2-14-lm" Hotel Scott Nowly furnishod,. ovory thing clean and first clnsB. Rooms at reasonable prices. In Cottlo block, Salem. A. Scott, prop. 7-Ctf. llioo. M. Barr Succossor to Uarr & FoUol. tlnnor and nlumbor. Hot nir water and stonm heating a specialty, Salem, Orogon. 3-2- New Lodging House Evorythlng new, cloan and comfortable, Schrelb er block, 149-1G1 State streot. Mat tie Ilutchlns, proprietor. Phone M.iln 2874. fl-D-tf Salem Iron Works Founders, machin ists nnd blacksmiths. Manufacturers of nil kinds of sawmill machinery, Hop nnd fruit drying stoves, ote Manufuc-turors of the O. K. Grubber, Shand & Marcus. 11-29-lm Davey It Savage. Real Kstuto, Loans and Insurance, Conveyancing aud Exainlug Titles. Notary work done. Bring us list of your proporty for sale, 402 State street, near High. 3 8-tf To the Country People When in town take your meals at tho Star Restaurant, 339 Court Street, ad joining Wado's hardware More, Meals at all hours, 15 cents. (mttiitteawoMieiif ALL KIND8 OF FRUIT TRAY8 AND ORCHARD Q0XE8 at tho shop of G. F Mason Miller Street, Bouth Salem. PHONE 2101 Bed. iiiumi "i e- WE AroNow buying oggs. Call on us for prices beforo you sell. Com mercial Cream Co. 3-11-tf , Highest Cash Price Paid forchickon, goose, duoks and all kinds 'of farm produco at Capital Commission Co, Tolophono 2231 Main, 177 Commorr cial Btroot, Salem, Or. 1-4-tf-dw Bay Havo you tried Edwards ft knack ri for moats. Wo havo tho bett aausago in town. Como and try l&t and bo conTinood. 410 East State stroot . t. Prof. .Jameson. Ronownod Scientist) treats all diseases successfully, using Elootro and Finzon's light X-Ray mothod. Eldriodgo building, rooms' D. E. nnd F. 2-20-tf CALL ON YOUR STEPMOTHER AT tho Salem Dyo Works when you want your elothos cleaned, dyed, ro paired or pressed, rollnod, volvet col lars on; also suit prossod by tho month. You can got anything clean ed, from a pair of gloves to tho most olaborato silk gowns. Mrs. O. H. Walker, Prop., 105 Commercial stroot. AKOHITEOT. W. D. Pugh Architect and suporia tondont, planB furnishod for all clasw ca of building and structural work. Ofllco 110 Stato stroot, Tioga block, Salem, Orogon. MOSIO STTJDIQ8. Music Studio Mis Holon Calbroath, B. M. room 8, opora houso building. Vo cal, piano, theory, harmony and sight rondlng. 11-18-tf OSTEOPATHS. Dr. M. Theresa Schoottlo, Osteopath Graduato of foundor'a Bflhool, Grand Opora Houso, Salem, Orogon. Of llco phono Main 2721. Residence phono, Rod 2003. Asslstod by Dr. Mndellno Strnvons, lato of St. Louis, Mo. PIIYSIOIANS. Dr. E. B. Jackson Treats all disoasos of domestio animals. Offloo and hos pital at 10th and B strots, phono il White LODQE8. Salem Camp, No. 118, Woodmen of the World Moots in Holman nail every Friday at 7:30 p. m. L. R. Stlnsoa, consul; P. L. Frnsor, olork, Foresters of America Court Sherwood Forostors No. 19.' Moots Friday la Turner block. Ira Jorgonscn, 0. R.; A. L. Brown, Sec. Central Lodge No. 10, K. of P. Caw Hall In Holman block, corner Hat and Liberty Sts. T-enday of U woek at 7:30 p. m. H. H, Turntr, O. C; W. I. Stnloy, K. of It. und 8. Valloy lodge No. 18, A. O. U. W. Mtolt. In thoir hall In Holman block, cor nor Stato nnd Liberty, every Mea day ovoning. ViHlting brethww wolcomo. Ernll Donaldson, M. W, A. E. Au franco Rocordor. Modern wooamen of America on gon Codar Camp No. 6248. Mv overy Thursday ovening at 8 o'cle& Holman Hall, E. 12. Matton, Y. P.; A. h. Drown. Clerk. TON80RIAL AND OATHS. Evan's Darner Uhop Only flrat-eiaiM shop on Stato otreoL Evory this now and up-to-uato. Finest pores Iain hatha. Shave. 15i; hair-cut U batho, 2Co. Two first-clans bai blacks. O. W. Evans, proprlator. DRAYMEN. . 1 weToirrvhTtTifirrigo and transfor business, moot all tralnu. 'Phonos, down town, Main 2181, rosldoncos, Bluo 15, rod 2078. Stand 218 Commorslal stroot 8-12-lm MWMMMI 1 I fl ,Mm ., - , ., lfn WAlfcK COMPANY. " rT"T-r SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE CITY HALL. For xutor sorvloo Apply at 0, mils payable montlily In advane Mao all roniplalntn at the ofllco. Gold Dtist Fioty Mado by THE SIDNEY POVV. ER COMPANY, SIdnoy, Ore gon. Mado for family uso. Ask your srocor for It Bran and ahorta always on band. 1 1 1 ii ii 11 P. B. Wallace AGENT $ O. C. T. CO.'S PA88ENQE11 STEAMER POMONA And Altona leave for Portland dally, except Sunday, at 10 a. m. For AJbany, dally, except Sunday, at about 0 p. in. For Corvallis, Tuesday, Thursday aad Saturday at 8 p. in. Deck: Poet f Tr Mr? M. . i ALB WIN, AH.