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SUDDENLY
OF HEART DISEASE.
Frequently does a head lino slml
u.n ghnvo trroot u In tho news-
j ti.1. mail, nush and stronuous-
the American people has a strong
r to lead Up U vuivumr aim uiucr
3 of tho heart, attended by ir-
"j SCUUUi pmiiijviji .....-,
-0O sensavIODS mm uiuui uiauvss-
01 U JJIUUIIlitiiw u&.'.iu.ai. v.
r. Pierce 9 uoiuon jhuuicbi uis
m&do aro recommended by somo
idlmj writers on jiucrKi,icucu
tiro of Juet such cases. Golden
t, for Instanco, is saia o tuo
States DisrENSATonv, a stand-
horlty, "to impart tone ana in
rvuvnr to tho heart's action."
ma other loading authorities rep-
iGoldoit Seal a an unsurpassed
r thu muscular systom in general,
tho heart Is almost wholly com-
of muscular tissue, it naturally
that It must do greatly strength-
this suporo. gnnerai wntc uut
r thn most Imuortant Ineredlont
I ilnn Medical i)iscovorv." so far
Hffmarvolous euros of valvular and
MrJaffoctlons of tho heart are con
sume root, or LoHinsonui van.,
m. I'aine, auiuor oi raiues
of Medlclno. says of it:
Ion if alnrax. hid a tiatlent who was
oppreiyl wtth'ralVular dlsoaio of
t that his friends worn oblliroU to
m up-stalr. Ho, Iiowuvor. gradually
i unuur tue mnuenco oi uomiisomu
A nrlnclulu extracted from btone
jlbiI l nmr attandlti? to hit buftlnoss.
feretoforo physicians knew of no remedy
Jr the femoral of so dlitrosslnB and so dan-
rerous a malady, with tnem u was an
tfuess-work. and It foarfully warned tho
afflicted that death was near at hand. Col
llnsonln unquestionably affords relief In
aucb cases, and in most instances offocts a
' Stonoroot Is alsn recommended by Drs,
Ilalo and.'ElllngVood, of Chicago, for
valvular and other diseases of tho heart.
Tholatiec.says: "It Is a hoart tonic of
direct and permanent Influonso."
GoldenMcdlcal Discovery," not only
cures serious heart affections, but Is a
molt offlclont goneral tonic and lnyl?or
ator.fstrengthonlng tho stomach, InlK
oratlngnho liver, roBiilatlnR tho bowels
and .curing catarrhal alloctions In all
parts 'of. the system.
, Dr.'Pjjr&'fPollats euro Constipation.
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Launching a Big Cannon Boom,
Washington, May 7. Speaker Jo
seph oV.Cannon of tho houso of repre
sentatives, is 70 yenrs old today nud
Ms' birthday will be made the starting
point of a big political boom, the ob
jeetlof which is tho nomination of Mr
uanBOnjior mo presidency oi mu uun
od States!! The friends, porsonal as
weilasTpolitical, have arranged' a big
xoceptioaiano; dinner In honor of Speak
er Caaaea.'s birthday, and it will bo at
the dinaer tonight that tho boom will
bo. formally launched.
i'I&twithstanding his 70 years Speak
rOaBBon is still halo and strong and
shoWjaono of tho failings concomitant
tor'oMTao. Tho proposition of starting
a CanHon boom was suggested some
timoMast year and' since then it has
boon thoroughly dipcussed by th?
friondsof Mr. Cannon and many of the
political' leaders who aro not them
selynaBpi rants to tho nomination. Tt
, Igbeliavod by many friends of Mr. Can
ij35jtfct, leaving President Roosovelt
butjfoffconsidcration, Speaker Cannon
is thoronly man who can savo tbo Re
publicaa:party from defeat at tho next
presidential election.
The party leaders havo been much
yrorriodfeby tho signs of radicalism un.l
revoltJn tho political atmosphere, aul
tUe.chances of a Bryan, a Hearst or :i
BaUrlding tho popular wavo to pow
r'iJiMjot them to scurrying for some
aeacfoso to the people." They say
Kepfywill not do. Fairbanks is out of
the question. Even Tnft is now doubt
ful, asd tho chances seem to favor his
aewpttoff President Roosevelt's invl-
w iaUoa to ascent the supremo court
'Tke Kind Yon Havo Always
In uso for over SO years,
and
H TkkKm 'LflaaV 1 al LR 1 A B MM kU
&rj??fcfA soaal supervision slnco Its Infancy.
'"&&&" Allow no ono to deccivo you In tills.
Vil Counterfeits, Imitations
-njKfHrunents time trmo witu
-'?il jwfcnts and Children Experience against Expori-ant.
What is CASTORIA
,; Cton Is n harmless substltuto for Castor OH, Pare-
fjtsriCi Drops .nd Booming Syrups, it ia X'leasanc ic
Mtalus neither Opium, Morphlao nor other .Narcotfo
ajwksUnce. Its ago is its guarantco. It destroys Worms
attid allays Fuvcrlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
i"Ul(r.. Tr. rAlinvnn Tftthinsr Troubles, cures Const! natloa
Tif -aiRd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tbe
. 1 f KohukJi and Uowels, &lug neaitny anu nauirai sieop.
f"ho Chlldreu's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
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Eknuine
Bears the
iT&e Kind You Have Always Bought
In Ue For Over 30 Years-
bench. Tho Illinois delegation In the
houso is, naturally, for Cannon to a
man. Illinois is his state. Tho Indi
ana members of tho houso aro in an
embarrassing position. Thero is scarce
ly a man of them whoso heart is not
-with Cannon, but so long as, they aro
members of tho Fairbanks machine
they feel that they cannot officially
lino up their stato with 'Cannon until
Fairbanks withdraws. Thero is a
movement on foot to bring this result
about.
Tho Ohio members of the houso do
not foci at liberty to declare for Can
non at this time. Tho obstacle is Sen
ator Foraker, who has tho presidential
bee in his bonnet, although it is al
most a foregone conclusion that his
nomination would lead to a torrific de
feat of tho Republican party. Foraker
has come out as a candidate, however,
and that will probably tio tho handa
of the Ohio members.
Speaker Cannon holds tho ago rec
ord for speakers. When ho took his,
seat as speaker tho first time Mr. Cau
non was 67 years old. Even at that
ago ho was two years older than his
oldest predecessor at his retirement
William Pennington of New Jersey,
who was speaker of the 36th congross
from 1S59 to 1S61 was 65 years old
when ho stepped down. Ho died tho
following year.
Tho tendency of lato years seoms to
have been toward selecting oldor speak
ers. Previous to tho Civil War of 23
speakers only Pennington, Jonathan
Trumbull, who was 51, and John Var
num, who was 57, wero over 50 years
when thoyt wero elected, and there
were a number of rather youthful pto
Biding officers.
Counting Galusha A. Crow, who pro
sided during tho struggle, thero have
been eleven speakers sinco tho war
and1 all wero men well advanced in life
excopt Crow, who was only 3S when
elected. Sohuylor Colfax was 40 when
ho took tho chair first and 40 whoa he
retired. Blaine was 45 when ho re
tired; Kerr 49; Koifler 47, Carlislo 44,
Reed was 50 when ho wos elected and
just 'ton years older when ho retired
and Henderson was 63 at tho ond of
his second term. The baby speaker
was Robert M. T. Hunter of Virginia,
who was speaker of tho 26th congress
ami was 30 years old when ho was
elected.
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A Mountain of Gold
Could not bring as much happiness to
Mm. Lucia Wilko of Caroline, Wis., as
did one 25o box of Bucklen'a Arnica
Salvo, when it complotoly cured a run
ning soro on her leg, which had tortured
her 23 long years. Greatest antiseptic
healer of pUos, wounds and sores. 23
conts at J. 0. Perry's drug store.
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Navy Pay Vacancies.
Washington, Mny 7. Great interest
is evidently taken in tho next examin
ation, which will bo held for filling 12
vacancies in the grndo of assistant pay
master of tho navy. This. examination
will tako placo at the Washington navy
yard on June 11 before a special board.
Tho candidate who aro authorized to
appear beforo tho board will bo an
nounced) shortly by Assistant Secre
tary Newborry, who has charge of the
election of candidates. This appears
to bo nn excellent opportunity for
Bought and which has beca
has borno tho 8trnatnro of
has been mado under his pcr-
and JuHt-as-good" nr bub
anu cnuanger 1110 iie8at ot
rtAfiTORIA ALWAYS
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STRANGE
"ADVICE!
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Dr. O. O. Oreen rirti alert pergonal atUutlon
to Ms great humanitarian contract.
(Jin our Almanac for many years past we
have given unusual advice to those afflic
ted with coughs, colds throat or lung
troubles or consumption. We have told
thetu if they did not receive any special
benefit after the use of one 75-ccnt siie
bottle of German Syrup, to consult their
doctor. JVc did not nsk them or urge
them to use a large number of bottles, as
is tbe case in the advertising of many
other remedies. Our confidence in Ger
man Syrup makes it possible for us to
give such advice. JWe know by he ex
perience of over 35 years that one 75-ccnt
bottle of German Syrup will speedily re
lieve or cure the worst cougiis, colds,
bronchial or lur.5 troubles and that,
even in bad cases of consumption, one
large bottle of German Syrup will work
wonders. iJNew trial bottles, 35c; reg
ular she, 75c. At all druggists. 4
Sold in Salem by S. O. Stone.
young' men who can meet tho require
ments, which nro not excessive. Tho
general qualifications as to ago ani
physical ability aro liberal enough to
admit any young man to tho list of
candidates, and it is hoped on tliis ex
amination to fill any existing vacancies
in tho corps. In this connection it is
interesting to know that about the only
personnel legislation which stands a
chnnco of enactment this year is th.tt
which will givo promotion to assistant
paymasters to tho next higher grnilo
after thoy have scrvedt three years in
tho former position. This is dono in
ordor to escapo stoppage of promotion
on account of lack of "vacancies in the
senior grade.
Hoi bine.
Will overcomo indigostion and dys
pepsla; rogulato tho bowels and cure
llvor and kidney complaints.
It is tho best blood enricher anil in
vigorator in tho world. It is purely
vegotable, perfectly harmless, and
should you bo a sufforer from disoaso
you will uso it if you aro wise.
R. N. Andcows, editor nndi manager
Cocoa and Rockledge Nows, Cocoa,
Fla., writes: "I havo used your Herb
ino in my family, and find it a raot ex
cellont medicine, lta effects upon my
self havo been a marked benefit. D
J. Fry.
FULL OF RESOURCE.
A Story of Jean Bart, an Old
Time
French Naval Officer.
Jean Hart, a French naval com
mander of tho Inst part of tho seven
teenth centurv, was ut one timo or
dered to convey the Princo do Contl, a
rtindldnto for tho throno of Poland, to
Dautr.ic, a voyago fraught with dan
ger, as his vessel must pats through
tho w liters where wero cruising the hos
tilo fleets of tho Knglish and Dutch.
During tho pnBsago tho littlo rqundron
was chased by tho enemy, and Bart, us
soon as thoy wero roported, called hlr
little ton to him aud gave him whis
pered Instructions. Tho pursuit con
tinued for olght hours, and at the end
of that timo tho enemy was no longer
in sight. Then Bart went down into
tho cabin, whero tho princo had been
sitting in ignorance of tho day's ox
cltement "Yoir'vo had a narrow escape, mon
seigneur," said he.
"What do you mean!" asked tho
prince.
"Why," answered Bart, "that
we've boon chased by three eight-gun
ships and nine frigates. e've run
them out of sight, and there's nothing
to fear."
"But, M. Bart, if they had taken
usf"
"Oh, monspigneur, that was quite
impossible."
' "Ehf What? Why impossible!"
"Became," answered Bart, "I had
stationed my bravo son, my Cornll, in
the gunroom with a lighted mntb and
strict orders to put it into the powder
if we ehonld- be overpowered,"
"What!" erled' tbo prince. "You
would have dono such & thing!"
"Certainly I would have done it,"
said) Bart. "It aball never te said
that I allowed you to be taken when
tbo king ordered) me to tako earo that
you were not'"
Perhaps tbo prince himself might
have preferred prosaic surrender to the
doubtful glory of being blown u;-.
CASTORIA
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CLASS
TOB SALS.
For Salo. DoLaval separator, nearly
now. Bought for" $90, will tell tor
50 cash. Inquiro of A. W. Kusom,
Gervala, Routo 3, or phona Farm 59.
For Salo. New light ami heavy spring
wagons, carriages, carts, new and old
buggies, buckboarda and ono deliv
ery wagon, at tho Salem Carriage and
Wagon Factory W. Fennel, prop..
801 to 805, North Liberty street.
4-9-lm
Farm for Salo S3 acres of tho best land
in Marlon cojnty, 1 miles from 8a
lorn, 30 acres in cultivation, 1 aero in
strawberries; largo now houso, anJ
barn. A bargain at $50 por aero.
Inquiro at this office. 4-lS-tf
FOR SALE Two-year-old filly; tire
"Holmdel," dam from "Maugura
tlon." Good driving mnro, wt,
about 900 lbs., for $50. 3-inch
Rushford wagon and wood rack, $25.
J. R. Parvln, Jefferson road.
For Salo or Trado Two lots and barn,
toilet, woodshed, 'chicken houso, gool
well, 2000 foot of lumber; oil in gar
den and crop. Inquiro at Jnek
Darr's blacksmith shop. Prlco $225.
5-Mwk
FOR BENT.
For Rent. Furnished and unfurnished
rooms at 790 North Commercial
street. M. A. Dlco, prop. 5-1-tf
WANTED FEMALE ID3LP.
Wanted Experienced girl for general
housework. Highest wages. Inquire
1049 Court street. Salem. 4-12-tf
WANTED MALE HELP.
M.ci Wanted. Sawmill and lumber
yard laborers; $2 por day. Woods
men $2.25 to $3. Steady work. Apply
to Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., Eugene,
Oregon. 4-17-tf
WANTED.
Wanted "Destruction of San Francis
co" Best book. Largo profits. Act
quick". Samplo free. (Hebo Com
pany, 723 Chestnut street, Philadel
phia. 5-5-3f
Wanted. Agonts for book on San
Francisco disaster. Tromondous do-
mand. Everybody buys. Big book
COO pages. Hundreds of photo
tographs. Stories by survivors. Fifty
por cent. Premium extra. Credit
given. Outfit froo. Writo today.
Drop overythtng and mako $500 noxt
30 dayn. Standard Co., 325 Doarborn
street", Chicago. 5-112t"
WATER COMPANY.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OFFICE OITY HALL.
'For water service apply at ofllce
Bills payable monthly in advance
M'ako all complaints at tho ofllce.
9105.00 to bo Olven Away,
Who Want tho Money?
Who will writo us tho bost story of
personul oxporionco in using ALLEN'S
SELF-RISING II. B. B, FLOUR! We
want 100 testimonials, not to exceed
200 words oach, ami wo will pay for
thorn,
Writo and toll us why and whoro you
first bought 3 11. FLOUR nnd how long
you luivo usotl it. Toll us how you liko
it anil whether you havo found H an
agrceablo and wholesome addition tq
tlw family menu. Toll us about tho
PAN CAKES, tho BOSTON MUF
FINS, tho FRUIT PUDDING and tho
FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD.
Now, to tho person sending us tho
best recommendation and tho most ar
tistic letter, wo will puy $5.00 in gold;
and wo will pay $1.00 each for 100 oth
er letters that wo use. Wo wish lo uso
theo letters in our advertising, but
no name will bo published without tho
written coiwent of tho writer.
If you havo sot used self-rising B
II. B, Flour got a packago and begin
now; w wilt givo you sufficient timo
to take advantago of this offer.
Every good-grocer sells it and you
will find directions in every package.
Uso tho four principal reclpo and,
write us about it. We aro interested
is your experience
ALLEN'S B. B. II. FLOUR CO.
Pacific Coast Factory, San Jose, Cal.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I, J. B.
Dulley, County Treasurer of Coos Coun
ty, Oregon, will redeem on May 1, lOOfl,
at the bank of tbs New York Security k
Trust Company, New York City, N. Y,
bonds No. Four, Five and Six (4, 6 ond
0) of School District No. 9, of Coo
Coaaty, Oregoa.
No intereit will bo allowed after May
1. 1900.
J. B. DULLEY,
Coos Coaaty Treasurer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Balsa Iron Wortcs Feunasw, machin
ists nad blacksmith. Manufacture
of all kinds of sawmill machinery.
Hop and fruit drying stores, eto.
Manufacturer of the Salem Iroa
Work Hop Pres 11-29-lm
Wanted. Turk-ej, geese, testa, eiiek-
. eat and all farm produce, ulgbeat
cash price ptid for &&. Capital
Commission Company, 207 Commer
cial street Telephona 179.
Hotel Scott Newly furala&ea, erary
thins cleaa and first class. Room
at reaaoaabto prices. In Oottla
block, Salem. A. Scott, prop, 7-64L
At Your Stepmother 8be caa ateaan
clean or dye thorn, and aaTO you a
now suit, proas and repair, rallna,
furnish buttons. Tbe most delicate
fabrics can bo cleaned by hor dry
cleaning method without Injury. It
doos not shrink or change ita color.
It la nox't to Tho Journal office, 221
Commorclal street,
TONSORIAL
Evans' Barber Shop. Everything new
and up to da to. Finott poreelaia
bath. Sharing, 15e haircutting25o
batht 25c. First elat bootblack.
O. W. ETans, Preprlator.
YETBRINART 8TJR0E0N
Dr, B. J. Young Veterinary surgeon
and dentist, 33 ypara' exporienoe.
All work guaranteed. Difficult surgical
operations a ecialty. Phone 531.
Offico at Club Stables. Phone 7, Ba
lem, Oregon. 3-9-tf
CONCRETE AND CEMENT WORK.
J, P. Veatch, contractor and bulldor
of cement walk. Boptio bow? tanks,
foundation onxl floors. 828 Marion
street. 3-5-tf
MUSIC STUDIOS.
WN
Music Studio. Frank E. Churchill,
Musical Studio. Associate teacher
Western Conservatory, Chicago, Hi,
representing Inter-Stats System at
Salem, Oregon. In tbe Gray block,
room 3. Studio hour 9 to 12 and 9
to 5. 8-10-tf
LIVERY AND BALE STABLES.
73
IS TIIE PHONE NUMBER OF
TIED RED FRONT STABLES
M. L. IIARROD, PROPRIETOR, 271
CIEEMEKETA STREET.
Food Barn. Upeelal attention to tra
eient teams. Farmers' patfoaago so
licited. Waiting rooms for ladie.
We also carry a full line of feed.
Located at Club Stables, corner Lib
erty and Ferry- street. Phone Mala
7. Prunk & Darby. 12-1 l-6m
The Fashion Stables
Formerly Blmpson's Stablda.
Upto-dato livery and cab lino, Fu
neral turnouts a specialty. Tally-Jo
for picnics and excursions. Phone 44.
OLas. W, Yaunke, Prop.
247 and 249 High Street.
NEW LANGt HOTEL
When you visit Portland, Ore., be
sure you stop at Tbo New Lange Hotel,
noxt door to tho Imperial. Rates, 60e,
75c, and $1.00 per day. Electric llghto,
call bells, elevator, steam heat, free
bath and freo but. All out side rooms
with running water.
GOiljiuEIiiT
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I HAVE just
received a
flue assortment
of Commence
ment Announce
ments. You are
invited to call
aud look tliem
over , .
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Dr. W. L, Mercer, Graduate t Kfcrl
Tile, Mo.t nade feuader f
patbY. Roosm 25-26 BreyBSa
Coatasereial St.. phone tl9.
deaoe 410 N. Sammer it., paeaa
Treat acuta and earoalo oaM
BxaBslaatleM free, , ' '
Dr. B.H. Waite, Graduate of Kirk
rilel, Mes, nader founder of acta
nathy. Ream 21 Brepaaa kUm
Cesaaerclal tt, phone 87. RetlaVtaaa
590 State, eer. Ckurch, phoa lilt.
Treat aoute and ehroala ditOMWt,
Examiaatloaa free,
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PITYSXOIAH A20 8UTMJ10X.
Dr. OartwrlgBt Hat returned gcaiawJ
praetiea, aadi will fee fooad ia re
10, ever L&44 A'Buah'e bank. OAaa
hour 11 a. m. t 4 p. m. OA
phone Mala 10, retldeaee pkeJ
Jtain 107. ' 12-20 vf
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.
rraTTr'aiwmHa?
aah, door, moulding. All kladt M
houea finish and hardwood worft
Front street between State and Ctarl
LODOK8.
Forester of America Court Shenro4
Foresters, No. 10. Meet Tuesday hi
Hunt hall, State street. U. 8. Rider,
O. B.) A. L. Brown, F. 8,
Oeaaral Lodge No. 18, K. er P. Oaatk
Hall la Holmaa block, corner Bfafa
and Liberty streets. Tuesday of eatU
week at 7:30 p. m. J. Q. (kabsja, G,
a; W. L Staler, K. of S. aai 8. i
Modern Woodmea of Ajaerteav Ore
gon Cedar Camp, No. 5240. lltm
every Thursday evening at 8 o'oloekj
Hotevaa nail. W.' W. Hill, V. O.
F. A. Turner, Clerki
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Woodman of World. Meet vry Fri
day night at 7;30, la Hokaaa Hall.
A. J. Baaoy, a 0. P. b! Frasier,
clerk. . laO-ti
REAL ESTATS.
300 acres land, 1 mllo iron railrosi sta
tlon, 150 ncros cholco meadow land.
( bnlnnco cholco timber, good1 houso,
barn and' orchard on placo. Prlfl')
$20 por aero.
40-acro tract cholco gardon land, with
good houso, ono mllo from city, $140
por acre,
400-acra farm, 170 in gt,aln, -275 til
lable, balance pasture land, "This
plncp is well improVod'and goes at
$20 por acre.
Ono 0-room houso audi good barn, an
abundnnco of fruit, very large lot,
for only $1100. This placo is worth
$1500.
Largo houso and bam, l'l acres of
ground, close to business soctlon of
city. $2500.
Also some choice locations la St. Joust,
Oregon. All to bo bad through
8WEOEL tt SMITH, the real esiat
dcalors, '402 State etroot. ,Pt
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In Interested whoa moat from my star
goes on the tablo. They know they
will havo tonder juicy ujoat that wilt
bo a dollgbt to eut. Just try us wltk
your next order
E. C. CROSS,
State Street Market.
Ftuit Gjrowcfcs
TAX3 NOTIOal
NOW 18 TXS TTM8 TO 0RDKR I
SaUUaY CRATES
BKRRY OXK
ORCHARD SOX '
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Asd all kinds of boxes. See us. N
j Salem Box Factory
MASON k 8KYDXX.
Phone 303. South tMmt
SHOE SALE
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