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OBEOON, aATUKDAY, MAY 12, 1906.
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Prompt Delivery
Free Delivery
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Business is Booming
With Us.
We Have Reason to be
Proud of Oiir Success
EVERY WEEK SHOWS AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PSOPU1 PATEONTZINa OUR STORE.
BUSINESS NEVER WAS BETTER. PEOPLE LIKE TO TRADE AT A SUCCESSFUL STORE. OUR NEW
CUSTOMERS BECOME REGULAR BUYERS PROM US. ALL OUR CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS
TO US.
Prescriptions That Arc Reliable
THE DOCTORS ABE OUR FRD3NDS. THEY KNOW FROM PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE THAT WE
HANDLE NOTHINa BUT PURE DRUOS, SEVERAL OF THE MOST PROMINENT PHYSICIANS SEND
ALL THEIR PATIENTS TO US TO OET THEIR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED. A REGISTERED MAN IS ON
DUTY DAY AND NIGHT.
Drug Sundries Are Complete In All Lines
ALL THE LITTLE THINGS YOU NEEDRUBBER GOODS, BRUSHES, COMBS, ATOMIZERS, TOOTH
BRUSHES, TOILET SOAPSWE SUPPLY AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. OUR LINE OF PERFUMES
BOTH PACKAGE AND BULK, D3 THE LARGEST AND BEST IN SALEM.
Prescriptions Called for and Returned Promptly
CHEMICALLY
FUSE
ICE CREAM.
RED CROSS PHARMACY
JERMAN & WARD, Props.
Corner State and Commercial Sts. Salem, Or.
SODA
WITH
PURE FRUIT
SYRUPS
Smiles
Albany Demecrat: The Willamette is
naW to be three inches too high for
good bass fihlng.
A dollar a vote i the cast of the
primary in Linn county to the taxpay
ers It cent tome of the candidates
juoro than that.
Girls who pet tired playing the plan
half an hear stowM tM the. item
about George Lla&u, af St. Loais,
who recently perforated So boar sad
10 minutes wit boat slapping.
The Drai Xersaal Saioal Htw to
be a Bettor for siatanaec e aurVe
only for polmmt. W C HawWy.
IWpabltean eaaitate fe- ?. izl
Frank Bcmoi. aai? ice serMry
of atat. wre f n-tT at ii a t
the Iwtitttj. -Ert oaari
Prineville Review: Trickery and
scullchiggcry seem to be a part of
American politics a sort of win-by-any
means policy, regardless of Jhe
corns which may be' trod upon in the
scuffle and while these are present
the election will ever be open to crit
icism. Crook County Jeurnal: Jonathan
Bourne, after apparent defeat has won
out far the nomination of United
Sutes senator os the Republican ticket
The sere: of Boarae's ssecess is due
to the extensive advertising done in
the ootsntry 3stnleU; and shows very
ptaiaiy tia: adve-rUsing doe properly
Eges X-ciKr: I: is satd : be a
por rale tiac ww&t- work, bath ways.
A Tnmttrit pfr lM suggested
tiAt Dr "W.tiyroeW rest his oee
Jmw i uut; a. raucn witkevt
fov auke hi easapaiga. 'What
awssa t Mi of 3r CVvr.beriaxs, then I
He is taking a vacation as well, but
bis pay goes on.
The Original Oregon Ontario starts
ftn copies out over the world. It asks
people to read it, eomment about it
plaee your name on it, and send it on.
It asks the editor into vrfacxe hands r
may come to seud bis paper wih the
comment ho makes. "On the blank
sheets enclosed plaee the head of vcr
paper, the name of the proprietor
and a clipping if yon comment on i:.
Place that ia an envelope and nd It
ou with this paper to some other paper
ia a neighboring state. When 50 papers
have seen it, read it, laughed- over it,
s.sd it back to the Oregon Oriano at
Vale and we will tell our neighbor
all about it."
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'When I was a droggirt at Livonia,
Mo," writes T. J. Dwycr, now ef
GraysTilk, Mo., "tkxee of my castors
era were permanently enred of eon
sumpdos by Dr. King's New Discovery
and ore well aid strong today. One
was crying to sell his property and
rsov to Aiiwn, bat after using Dr.
King's New Discovery a short time he
foand it cnnWeoaary to do so. I re
gard Dr Kir; 'a New Discovery as the
most woederfnl medieino in existence."
Sorest conga aad edd core and throat
asd lnnj beaJr. Gnarastetd by J. C
Perry, cbrngjirt. 50e ad $L Trial bot
Ht 1 re.
Yienza Hyjieaic Exposlf.cn.
Yietta, May 12. Tifi cniversal
hygienic exposition opened here today.
It U of nnnsnal interest and shows the
xnct ntodera sanitary oatfts for all
elass of bcildings, working men's
aodel loses, refrigerating, sargieal.
optical and pharmaceutical apparatus
sanitary "clothing, sport and gam cat-
Its. There- is also a interesting exhib
it of the food and drink industry and
of equipments for the- prevention, of
accidents ia aures, factories, ships, rail
ways, theaters, etc The United Sutes
ia well repneseated ia maay depart
zncnts.
Don't bo fooled and sad to beliere
that rheaaatSssa a k rd with
local applieatiwM. XeHistsr'a Rocky
MotMital T is the ly tiT rare
I far rtUL M tutte. T
'TaWU. Dr. StsMt'a in Ksrt.
sniiroinK Sheep for Profit.
A dispatch from Pendleton Thurs
day says: Before the end of May over
100 carloads of sheep will be shipped
from Pendleton over the Washington
L Columbia Kner and Northern Pacific
railroads. The first large shipment will
be that of the Hunter Bros., who ate
tikinir 12,000 lambs to Everts, Mich.t
where they expect to range them for a
vear or so. and then market the an!
mals en the Atlantic seaboard or in
Chicago. Fifteen carloads will be
startel Sunday by the Hunter Conn
pnn. and Pope & Howard will ship
15 c.rloads on the iSth. These ani
mals will be fed for the market at
Medina, X. D.
The largest individual shipment of
sheep will start from Pendleton on the
25th. Fifty carloads in all will leave
the yards for points Ii Wisconsin. Bay
Bro are shipping 25 cars on this con
signment, and Tubbs, of Ladysmith,
W.. is shipping 25 carloads.
Heretofore Umatilla sheepmen have
b.n selling their stock to Eastern buy
er, who take them to feeding grounds
near the Eastern markets, and clear a
hac'some profit. Hunter Bros, havo
lee. making a study of conditions for
t-: jat year, and concluded that they
wtu'.u save the buyer's profit on sheep
by taking them East, ranging the
herds near some convenient market and
selling at times when the market is fa
v. rat'.e, thus realizing growers' and
buyer" ' profits combined.
Saturday 4000 head of sheep will be
dipped near Pendleton, preparatory to
te.rg shipped by Hunter Bros.
Shuffle Mixes Thirteen Babies.
(North American.)
Among the hundreds of San Francis
co refugees who arrived at Denver,
OIo.. and were cared) for by the relief
committee were 13 young babies.
While their mothers were at supper
last night a woman in charge of the im
provised nursery bathed the infants
as dressed them in new clothes, pro
vided by the relief committee. She
had just completed her task when the
mothers came back. They thought they
had lost their children, and there was
a bedlam of lamentation until they had
sorted over the babies, and- all were
identified and claimed.
Minnesota's Anniversary.
S:. Paul, Minn., May 11. Nearly
2000 old settlers from all parts of the
state are assembled in this city to take
part in the celebration of the 47th an
n.versary of the admission of Minne
sota to the Union. There will be a
parade in the afternoon, and a large
meeting In the evening, with addresses
and telling of reminiscent 6tories by
some of the oldest settlers.
OASTOniA.
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Shed
Music
We carry a fall line of sheet
music, as well as all the newest
productions for Victor, Columbia,
or Edison.
Talking
Machines
And don't forget that we repair
musical instruments and sell violins,
guitars, mandolins, etc.
L F. SAVAGE
At J. Wenger'a Old stand
247 Commercial St, Salem, Oregoa.
A Weak
Heart
Seldom gets strong again with
out help. Awake or asleep, it
never stops, and consequently
has no period of rest or relaxa
tion in which to regain lost vig
or. You should avoid exertion,
excitement and worry as much
as possible, to relax the strain,
and take Dr. Miles' Heart Cure,
which is a heart tonic, to
strengthen and restore vigor to
the-heart nerves and muscles.
iThe symptoms of a weak heart
are shortness of breath, palpi
tation, feeble or too rapid pulse,
hungry spells, hot flashes, diz
ziness, smothering spells, pain
in heart or side, etc.
1 had been treated for heart disease
by different physicians -without any
Improvement. Finally my doctor In
formed tne that thero was IHUe hope
of my ever belns able to do a day's
work again. About that Ume a gcnUe
rnan called upon me, and said. 1 heard
of your condition, and have com. to
tell you that Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
saved my life, and I want you. to try
It. I did so, and after a week or so
I went to my physician and told him I
had been taking Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
Ke examined me and said, 'God bless
Miles' Heart Cure, it has made you
better In a few days than I ever ex
pected to see you again.' I am now
well, having fully regained my health
by the use of this remedy."
B. K. LANSING, Rensselaer. N. T.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure I sold by
your drugglrt. who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. If It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
2ew Tuberculosis Antitoxin.
Paris, May 12. It has just been an
nounced that Dr. Fiogey of this city
and Don Uno Yelesquez, a Spanish
scientist, have 'discovered a new tuber
culosis antitoxin, the composition and
mode of preparation of which they
have decided to keep secret until all
doubt as to its efficiency have been
removed. The discoverers declare that
the antitoxin is harmless to human be
ing and animals, but presents the de
velopment of the Koch bacilli.
After experimenting on themselves
and finding that the Inoculation did
not produce paid, local inflamation or
febril reaction, they innoculated 30 pa
tionets, suffering from different forms
of tuberculosis, and an improvement
was always noticed, particularly in the
cases of osteo periostitis and lupus.
Dr. Piogey and his colleague, who have
hopes of effecting complete cures.
will communicate the results of their
oxperiments and observations to tbt
scientific world.
Buy on Credit!
this $60 Machine for $25
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threading tbuttl: has
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DR. KUM
Wonderful CHINESE DCKTOR
TTiU tret yon witi OriecUl kerbs
sxd car any disease witicnt operation
or pais.
Dr. sa is ksown everywhere ia
Salem, d hu cured maxy proadaeat
people here. He baa lived in Ssleaa
for 0 yeraa, and can ba trusted. He
tsa Kaxy stedieines enknowa ta white
doctors, aad with thtsa can ears
cUnk, aatksa, lsag treabl, rhea
Katisaa, staici, liver, aad kidaey dia-
Dr. Em sake a specialty of droMT
aad ttmaU trouble. His resaediea
era jrirata dLaeaaaa wa rrerytkia
la fail. Hs kaa kmaela f taaMt
wwair1, axl jtrea aaamltaiiaa. frca.
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rwmiM tka caaatry caa writ far
Uaak. Si ataxa.
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k fraaa aa.
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"Make Salem a i
Poultry-At
Eggs-Per ? S
Chickens lli2t
Frys 16lgc
DuckB 10c.
Poultry. Ega. r,
Butter, reUll-JOc.
Hens 10lic
rry!-12c
Geese Sc.
Ducks 9c.
miite, Vegetii k
Potatoes-2530e.
Onions 2& to 3e.
Topical iT
Bananas 5c per ptaj.
Oranges .OtXgflo
Lemons-$4.50
Livo Stock Hste
Steers-3U3ie.
Cows 3c
Sheep-4c.
Dresed Teal 56e.
Fat Hogs 6ij6;e.
Grain and Feel
Baled clover ?8.
Cheat $7.00.
Timothy $9$9.S0.
Oats 4546e.
Bran $20.
Shorts 22.
Salem rionrlniJg
"Wheat 60c.
Flour $3.60.
"Wheat-Valley-
Portland Mute
-Club, 7172t
-C69c
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Blustem 72c
Oats Choice white, &
Millstuff Bran $17.
Hay Timothy, 12ttJ.
Potatoes 5O60c
Poultry Averare tt!J Is
15c; mixed chieken, JJUSi
ers, 2230c; youterecsa
chickens, 1616; tclji,
ISc; turkeys, iitmi, da,
22iAc; geese, live, pc ifc
rfTAtCA1 Tusr Twnil IrVSTIs i
1,1S; pigeons, $lf!;.pS agftln8t
$3' utes wit
Pork-Dressed, TgTfct hiv&n
ijeer iessec, oaet
Mutton Dressed, J42fc
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clip,
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5"c,
"Wool 1905
medium, SXase; Z-vdSrU
1621c Sf
Butter Fatty Crio?t3 BOmeS3'
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Hertfat den tf
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should yon be a tdrs t Whea
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Cocoa and EosP IS
tne in my family, S - rSLIk
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Notice is hereby Pm
holding bonds 1, 5, 3. Jv
soiool district Xa . CJ"
Oregon, that the fJJ
in.andwillbeF
of this date, at the
treasurer, 559-KS Ce'
Astoria, Orego- ,
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