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Tho Kind Ton Have Always Bought, nnd which lias boca
la uso for over 30 years, has borno tho Bltfmtnro rtf
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?,?Ul suPcrvl8,0 Blnco Ha infancy.
taC7Jr, 'wi Allowno ono to dccclvo yon In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-ns-good" nr hub
Experiments that trlflo with nnd endanger tho hcjwm oC
Infants and ChUdrcn-Expcrlcnco ngalnst Exporiuumt.
What is CASTORIA
Castorta is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops nd Soothing Syrls. it j8 pleasant. Id
contains neither; Opium, .Morphine nor other Nnrcotio
substance Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
nnd allays Fovorishucss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relievos Toothing Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency, it assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, gii lug healthy and natural sloop.
Tho Chlldron's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho Signaturo of
CeUc&4
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THt CCNTAUN COMMNV, TT UUMUY (NICCT, HtW TOSH OtTV.
MMIWUMMmUMIMm
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Mado by THE 8IDNEY POW
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gon. Mado for family use. Ask
your grocor for It Bran and
ihorU always on hand.
P. B. Wallace
AGENT
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New Lange Hotel j;
Corner Sixth and Washington
streets, Portland, Or., (noxt to ', '.
Imperial). Strictly fireproof and
modern. Botes lowest for first-
class service. Stoam beat and .
elevator, elegant cafo and bar ',
in connection. On direct lino to ; ;
fair grounds. P. Lange, proprlo-
tor; Sam Bauman, manager, for- ! ',
raorly of Omaha, Neb. ;
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26531
RED SEAL
Tri'l 2:06
Rcc. 2:10
BIBB OF JO SEAL,2:ll4.
Sired by Bod Heart 2:101I tho slro of Chain Shot 2:00'j.
Bod Seal 2:10, Etc.
Dam ALICE M. (trial) 2:25.... by Mark Field (son of Ooo. Wilkes),
Dam of Bod Seal 2:10 Al- slro of Daisy Fields 20SVi, Mam
lawood 2:10. brino field, 2sllH, etc.
Second dam PAY BELL by Advance-, slro of Malraska 2s25(ote.
Dam of Vorltas 2:1014, VLldox 2:204.
Third dam daughtor of Tlppo Sslb, a thoroughbred.
BED HEART is by Rod Wllkos, out of Swcothoart, by 8ultan socond
dam Mlnnohnhn, tho daw of Beautiful Bolls, etc. BED SEAL stands
15.1, compactly built, with great quality and a suro slro of groat
speed. Ho will raako tho season of 1005 at tho
OREGON STATE FAIR GROUNDS
Therms $40 Season
With tho usual return privilege. Good pasturage at reasonablo
rates to maros sent from a distance.
SAM CASTO, Fair Grounds, Or.
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SAVED
FROM THE
GALLOWS
Save tho fronts of tho Packages. We pay money for tho THBEB Bs.
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PBEPABED FOR MAKING.
BOSTON BROWN BREAD
GRIDDLE CAKES, MUFFINS & PLUM PUDDING
ASK YOUB GROCER FOB IT.
JO pound sack 65c
Package 20c
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B. B. B.
Floor Co.
PACIFIC COAST FACTORY, SAW JOBS, CALK?.
Mi tu five 2ent stamps and we will. send Sample Pockigo prepaid.
Governor of Vermont Grants
Mrs. Rogers a Reprieve
Story of the Crime
Mrs. Mary Bogors, who was to
havo been hanged today, was at a lato
hour yesterday granted a roprlove,
and her cnao will ngaln go beforo tho
supremo court. Tho caso has awaken
ed moro lnterost than aay criminal
caso for mnny years, nnd thcro has
been a tromendous pressure brought to
bear on thet governor of Vermont to
gain this reprieve. Only two days
ago Admiral Clark's brother tolc
graphed tho governor that If tho wo
man was hanged tho plcturo of tho
"Captain of tho Oregon' which hangs
on tho wanlls of tho stato capltol nt
Montpeller should bo turned fnco to
tho wall for very shame. It wns only
at tho last moment tho govcrnos con
sentcd to the reprieve. So much 1ms
been said, of tho caso In tho past few
days that wo give n short story of the
crlmo for which sho was charged,
found guilty, and but for tho reprlevo
granted last night, would now havo
paid tho penalty.
Mrs. Bogors' orlmo was murder of
her husband, Marcus Bogors, nt Bon
nlngton, August 31, 1003. This was
not tho first attompt that had been
mado on tho husband's life. Mm.
Bogors was marriod nt tho ago of 10,
and tired of hor husband some three
years after her marriage. At tho
timo of tho murder sho wns living
apart from Bogors. For somo lltttlo
tlmo hor nnino had boon connected
with that of n man In Bonnlngton. It
was stated that sho wanted to marry
him, ami brooded over tho fact that
hor husband was tho only bar to tho
mnrriage. Sho nlso wanted $000 In
surance whleh Bogers carried.
On August 30, 1003, Mrs. Bogcrr,
tlion living In Bonnlngton, font a
noto to her husband at Hoosick Falls,
asking him to como to Bennington tho
next night as sho wanted to sco him.
Tho following night about 0 o'clock
Mrs. Bogors met hor husband in tho
Bonnlngton public square. The two
walked up tho road about a quartor of
a mllo to tho ba nks of a Iittlo stream
which Hows through tho town. Whou
thoy nrrived thero thoy both sat
down on the banks of the stream.
They had been thcro but n short
time when Leon Porhnm, a young man
with whnto family Mrs. Bogors was
boarding, came aero tho field with
n rope In his hand. He wns oxpeeted
by Mrs. Bogers, and his coming was
a part of a prearranged program.
Young Perham had boon there but n
little while when Mrs. Bogers sug
gested a little game. She made a wag
er with Perham that ho could not tie
her hands so that sho eould not re
lease them. Perham wound tho orm
about Mrs. Bogers' hands, but she
slipped It off easily. Thon sho said
to her husband, "See If you ear do
it, Mark." Bogers oontented, and Pr
ham wound the rope around Bogota'
wrists. Mrs. Bogers whispered to
Perham, "Tie him tight." As soon
as the not wa tied Bogors endeavore I
to slip it off, but without jHieeoes. Fin-
ally Mrs. Bogers put her arms around
his nock, drew his dead down nn bar
lap, and kitted him and whispered:
"I know you eeuldn't get away."
She then drew from her waist a hot
tie of chloroform and spilling It on a
handkerchief prosed it to her bus-
band' fate. In about five minute tbo
wn was eoiapletely under the laflu-
ef the drag. Then Mrs. Bogers,
Mug to Perham to help hor, took
up tbo body and threw It into tho
brock. Beforo- the went homo she
tried to effectually mask her part of
the affair. She took a pleee of papr
and wrote a note, purporting to come
frm her busbaad, saying that hswas
tired of life and intended to commit
sulfide. Then the wound up the note
In an ingenious way. "Don't blame
my wife, Mary Borers, for this,
she had nothing to with it."
Mrs. Begers sigaed ber husband's
saws to the note, pinned it on his hat,
and husg It on a tree. Then she and
Perham west away. Bat at 0 o'clock
the next morning Mrs. Bogers ap
peared at the polUe station, weeping
and wailiag, and begging that they
send some officer with her to search
for her husband. Jnaswneh as moat of
tfee oSleers knew Mrs. Bogers, and also
knew that she had not been living
with bis, they wondered why she
abeuld be so solicitous at this time.
But Mrs. Bogers begged for tho aid
of tbo police and finally several o al
ters aeeempanled her in a search tor
tho raining Bogers. Mrs. Bogers sug
gested that they look along the
brook, txeauso she thought it was
a. likely place for her buibaod to com-
mit suicide Hardly had tho ofllcers
arrived at tho brook than thoy found
tho body of Bogers. His bonds wero
tied behind him just ns Pcrhnm had
tied him. When Mrs. Bogors saw tho
body alio indulged in a pasionato burst
of grlof.
Tho moment tho ofilcora saw tho
man's hands tied behind his back tho
wholo plot stood revealed to them.
Perham nnd Mrs. Bogers woro quickly
trlod nnd convicted, tho former being
sontqncod to llfo imprisonment, whilo
Mrs. Bogors rocqlvcd tho death sen
tence Aftor her conviction Mrs. Bog
ors nlso confessod to tho murder of hor
baby. Sho plckodr It up by tho hools
and dnshod its brains out against a
stouo wall, and then throw tho body
In nn old well. When tho body was
found tho woman said tho bnby fell
into tho well. In hor confession mado
after sho know sho must dio on tho
gnilotvg, thu woman said sho killed tho
baby becauso sho was desperate, pen
niless, nnd tho child was ill nnd had
no medicine.
Strenuous efforts wero mado to eavo
Mrs. Bogers from tho gallows. An at
tompt was mado to havo tho Vermont
lcglslnturo pass a mcasuro abolishing
cnpltal punishment, but tho bill failod
to puss.
CLASSIFIED
FOR BALE.
Tor Balo. Sovcn-room residence, barn,
largo nnir uiock, oiectria ugnts, uatn,
hot nnd cold city water. E. Hofor,
Journal office
Tor Balo. Small dry flr wood, nt $3.25
por cord. Phono Black 2001. T. It.
Davidson, Jr., Mornlngslda 1-20-tf
For Salo. Flvo or ten-aoro plato, first
class Improvements. Closo to school,
church, postofilco and railroad. Ad
dross "X," caro of Journal.
for. Balo, Two lots, with now houso
and barn, good Improvomonts. At n
bargain. Inquire of Glovor Si Pat
ton's blacksmith shop, 430 Court
streot. G-22-tf
OSTEOPATHS.
Osteopath Dr. f, L. Morcor, graduate
of tho American School of Ostoo
pathy, Kirksvlllo, Mo, Ofllco Broy
man building, Commercial streot.
Booms 25 nnd 20. Phono Bod 383.
Now rosldonco, 410 North Summor
atrcot. Phono, 2413 Bod. 0-10-tf
BAKHBIES.
Oopftal Bakory Ullora Si Butherford,
proprietors, 430 Court street. Fresh
broad, pics and enkca dally, Macca
roons, lady fingers, nngol and devil's
food.cako, candles, nuts, etc. Deliv
er I c rondo to any part of tho city.
Phono Whlto 321. ff-l-tf
Frosh Oow for Balo. Inquire IYj miles
northwest of big stocl brldgo in Polk
county. 0. F. Andorson. 6.21.3t" Cleaning and
OLEANINCJ AND DTE WORKS.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Tho first torm boglns on tho first
Monday In May, and continues for
eight weeks. A thorough rovlow will bo
given in nil branches thr high tho tenth
grade Address J. J. KBAPS.
4-20-W
HIMi tb j Ita Wnd Yen Haw Altars Bootft
Out Bt. Mark's Avonuo.
Tho Cop Phwnt do yo call It, Mag
Riot v
Tho Cook Shure, 'tis a Wolsh rab
bit, yo ignornmusl
Tho Cop-Faith, t' judgo from lh'
flavor av tho divll ho musht havo bin
raised on ohcesol Brooklyn Llfo.
Fcr Sale or Trade A huso with 1, 2
or six lots, 18th and D streets, Englo
wood nddltlons. 8. "V. Wood.
0-21-0t
For Balo or Trade Horse, harness and
buggy. A big bargain. Will trado
for a town lot and pay tho differ
onco. Inquiro at Jack Dnrr'a black
smith shop. 0-20-Ot
For Balo. Two second-hand backs, ono
with top. In good repair, at bargain.
Just right to go to tho coast in.
Mitchell, Lewis & Stavor Co. 0-22-3t
Dyolng And repairing
noatly done Four suits prossod by tho
month $1.00, at tho Capital City,
Steam Dyeing and Cloanlng Parlors.
Miss Efflo M. Anderson, proprietor.
Opera Houso block. 0-1-tf
FOn RENT.
For Bont, A flvo-room house ana a
sovon-room house. Call on' A.
Schrolbor, 424 High atroet. 0-13-tf
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
orW5S
Dears tho
Signature
U44
Beform School Supplies.
Sealed proposals aro horoby request
ed for furnishing tho Orogon Stato Be
form School with supplies for tho noxt
six months, ending December 31, 1003,
Lists with specifications will bo fur
nished upon appliaation to tho super
intendent.
Bidders will tako notleo thcro is no
appropriation availablo for maintain-
anee of the Beform Sehool, tborcforo
elaiins for supplies oan tonly bo audit
ed by tho Soeretary of State and cor
tlfieatos of ovldeneo of allowanco is
sued to olalmants. As soon as thero
Is an appropriation available warrants
will bo Issued In lieu of the certifi
cates. Lists with specifications will
bo furnished upon application to the
superintendent. AH bids must bo in
by June 20, 1005.
N. H. LOONEY,
0-17-td Superintendent.
Summer Normal
Tho second term of the Capital Sum
mer Normal will open on Juno 20th, to
continue until tho August examination.
Classes will bo formod in nil branches
required for state and county papers;
also in Latin, stenography and type
writing. Students who with to advance
their grades will find the kind of work
they noed at this school. Address J. J.
Kraps or Supt. K. T. Moores. tf
WANTED MALE, nELP.
Bollablo Managor Wanted To look af
tor our Salem offlco and1 superintend
salesmen, workmen and lino construc
tion. Boferences and cash deposit
required. Yearly contract with lib
oral salary. Croat Western Telo
phono Co., 1003 Mnrkot street, San
Francisco, Cal. 6-20-lm
CALL ON YOUB STEPMOTHER AT.
tho Salem Dyo Works whon you
want your clothes cleaned, dyod, ro-
fiairod or prestod. rolinod, volret col.
ara on; also suit prossod by the
month. You can get anything clean
ed, from a pair of glovos to tho most
olaborato silk gowns. Mrs. O, H.
Wolkor, Prop., IDS Commercial atroot.
t ABU AND DOOB FACTOBIES.
Fraik
sub
houso finish and hardwood work.
Front streot botwoon Stato and Court
M. Brown Manufacturer of
, uuum, uiuuiuiags. All junus OI
WANTED.
Wanted. To buy a good six or sovon
room cottngo, not far out. Apply nt
Byan's bnrbor shop. 6-31-tf
Wanted. At once, ladlos and gentle
men to represent n reliable publish
ing house 8alary and Commission.
J. A. W. Wliltnoy, westorn roproson
tatlvo, Cottngo hotel, Salem, Or.
0-22-3t
Wantod Energetic, trustworthy man
or woman to work in Oregon, repre
senting largo manufacturing com
pany. Salary (10 to $00 por month,
paid wvokly, exponics advanced. Ad
dross, with stamp, J. H. Mooro, Sa
lem, Ore. 0-1013t
MISCELLANEOUS
do To J. N. Shante for your hop bas
kots, Oct in your order before tho
rush. 0'2-lm
A. M, nanaon Manufacturer of all
kinds sash, dorrs, mouldings, wood
work, houso finish and ofllco fixtures,
Kstlmatos furnlshod. Cor. Mill and
Church itroot. Phono Bed 211.
ABOHITBCT.
W. D. Pagh Arohltoct and euperlr
tendent, plans furnished for all class
es of building and structural work.
Ofllco 110 Stato street, Tioga block,
Salem, Oregon.
DRAYMEN.
Whlto & Cummins, do a general dray
and tranafor buslnosv, meet ail
trains. 'Phonos, down town, MsJa
2181, rcnldoncos, Bluo IS, red 2079.
Stand 218 Oomtnorslal atroet 8-12-la
Balem Camp, No. 118, Woodman of the
World Meets in Ilolman Hall every,
Friday at 7i30 p. m. L. B. Btinson,
consul) P. L. Fraser, clerk.
Foreitors of America Court Bherwood
Foresters No. 10. Moots Friday in
Turner block. Ira Jorgemen, O. B.J
A. L. Brown, See.
Strawberry Crates Tin tops and bol
locks at lowest prices. Capital Com
mission Co. Phono Main 2231, oppo-
stto Willamette Hotel, Salem, Oregon.
Notice Is hereby glvon that I will not
bo rcspontiblo for any dobts, oxcept
what I personally contract. W. H.
Wottcott. 0-22-3t
Central Lodge No, 18, K. of P. Castle
Hall in Holmnn block, cornor State
and Liberty streets. Tuesday of oaeh
weok at 7i30 p. in. T. J, Cronlso, O.
tt W. I. Staley, K. of B. and S.
Modern Woodmon of America. Ore
gon Cedar Camp, No. C240. Meote
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock,
Holmnn Hall. H. K. Matton, V. O.)
A. Ij. Brown, Clerk.
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covior.T
EXPEBIMENTINa
WITH rLOUB.
Deesn't always pay, unless you have
tbo Salem mills printed on the bag. It
is always a guarantee of white and de
licious broad, fluffy biscuits, and de
licious cako and pastry. It gives a
sweet, nutty flavor to your bread that J
ean't be obtained from any other flour
milled, and is wholesome and nutrl
trioua. After sace testing it you will
never use any other.
BALEM FLOUBINO MILLS.
Strayed or Stolen. A yollow Scotch
Colllo, 8 months oldj nntweis to
name of "Duke." Beturn to Hunt's
Markett. 0-20-tf
Notice. Wo havo just received a lot
of now nnd second-hand wagon
wheels, which wo sell at a bargain.
Call at corner of Ferry and Liberty
streets. Pohlo & Bishop, 0-22-31
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Just la
WATER COMPANY.
AM
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFICE CITY HALL.
For water torvlco apply at office
Bills payablo monthly in advance
Mako all complaints at the office
Shirt Waists and Bummer Downs
Mado in the boet style and workman
ship, Terms reasonable. Address
or call on Mrs. II, Mllnor, 20th and
Center streets. 0-20-tf
The Tillsoa Co, Dealers in chopped
feed, seed bran, hay, flour dried
fruit, etc. High street, adjoining
opera bovse, 0-1-yr.
Hotel Scott Newly furnished, every
thing clean and first class. Rooms
at reasonable prices. In Cottle
block, Balem. A. Scott, prop. 7-4-tf.
Salem Iron Works Founders, machin
ists and blacksmiths. Manufacturers
of all kinds of sawmill machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stoves, etc.
Manufacturers of the O. K. O rubber.
Bhand k Marcus. 11-29-lra
Eavey & Savage. Ileal Estate, Loans
and Insurance, Conveyancing and
Draining Titles. Notary work done.
Bring us list of your property for
sale, 403 State street, near High.
3 8-tf
Say Have you tried II. H. Pauls for
meats! Ho bss the best sausage in
town. Como and try It, and bo con
vinced. 410 East State stret.
Wo Are Now paying 16o for eggs.
Commercial Cream Co. 3-11-tf
Our now line of 1005 wall pa
per has just arrived. All latest
patterns at reasonablo prices.
Call and seo our stock und bo
convinced that our paper and
prices aro right. Remember the
place
E. L. Lemmon
299 Liberty St
Phone 2475
si
ICE
Call Wagon
or Telephone
45 Black
Buy Coupons and Save
Money.
Saiem Ice Co.
TIic Ciufc Stables
First-class Livery and Cab Line.
Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally-ho
for picnics and excursion parties. Phone
Mais 241. Corner Liberty and Ferry.
Cfu. W. Yannke Prop.
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