DAILY aVTITAIi JOUILVM, SALEM. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 11, 1007.
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fP 1 kjlll health, weak, pale, nervous, ask your doctor
i ir k nuuuiiBunij; iuia iion-aicoaotic ionic ana altera-
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wo hr no leerotal Wo publish J. O,
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Lowell. Mm
IEDING
FAMINE
STRICKEN
loisof Unfortunates in
China ana Kussia
4 4 nnltimtiln
hruhiDgton. pn. -. ;-
LtSUUU ,1,,nm.nMflll
,1m become me "w --
world. Througu us open-
iiti generosity me umicu .,.
,ukea a unlquo posiuuu uiuuut,
...tmns. There Is not a country
ea by war, by famlno or by
ndjms of nature mai uot-a uui.
j to this country for aid, and
r nrer do such sunerorB nppen;
inla. A a result th0 name of
.rnited States In tar on countries
lutcmlmous with kindly goneros-
(ft iM3 department this week
from Consul Genorai noug
ht Shanghai cablegram declaring
. ...Hah 6- n m 1 4ntnn
SltUOIOOa SUppm-a null uuu muau
r en their way to rellovo tho Chi
eftains sufferers aro sufficient to
the needs of tho people Tho
firings that this food rollovod
pitiful, tho Chlneso In somo bcc-
t;u ctua,lly having beon driven to
jlMIsra beforo tho United Stntes
ted In with its aid. Consul Gon-
Rodgers, however, snys that a
h.1 amount of monoy will bo nec-
Ljrr to complete the work of ros-
Xct that the rvllef of tho Chlnose
i competed, the Amorlcan people
burning their eyes to tho fonrful
r.ferlsg being borno by tho Russian
kUUtl
Jwfted to tho fund, accompanied
r i letter to Dlahop Potter, chnlr-
fcu of tho lately organized Russian
bin relief committee, which has
italquarters at 135 E. FIfteonth
t-ttt, New York city. In this lottor
M President urged upon tho Amor-
i people tho necessity of co-opera-
i lth the commlttco In this hu-
JurUn cause. Largely as a re
lief thti letter tho commlttco has
Mr collected about $25,000,
1 of tho contributions being
I oaei from scattered sources.
.Xorethan $100,000 still Is needed
nra a large portion of Russla'a
population. Thero aro 30.-
f.M0 of Russian mou, women and
w la tho most abject condition.
I JiMuo la threatening tho lives
ttlwewho already havo not auc-
w to starvation. Tho com-
p-at announces that $ 5 sont to it
untune wl'l be sufflelont to nnvo
Wain Ufa until the noxt hnrvnst.
paUu fart is thoroughly undor-
i it u expr rd that sympathetic
Americans will pour their contribu
tions Into tho fund. Tho money
thus subscribed will bo expended by
tho committees own agents, and care
will bo takon that none of It passe
over the itching plains of Russian
officials. ,
Tho latest advices from tho famine
territory depicts tho Buffering as ex
treme, a letter this week from a
vlllago near Moscow Baying:
"At present tho tompernturo in
this villingo is in tho neighborhood
of 20 degrees bolow zero. Mnny of
tho peasants aro living in holos dug
underground. They aro almost naked
and they aro without fuel. Tholr
food is a Bort of bread mado of
ground acorns or other uncatablcs,
to which havo beon added a littlo ryo
meal. Typhus, scurvy nnd blindness,
resulting from Btnrvntlon aro on ah
Bides striking down grown up peoplo
nnd children. This is not n single
villngo; thero aro thousands llko it.
and these thousands of villages have
no hopo unless help can como to
them from tho outside. Soventy-flve
cents will keep an adult alive for n
month. It is bitter to ask for nlniB;
but It is still moro bitter to look
upon theso agonies with empty
hands."
Dr. Samuel J. DnrrowB, who Is sec
retary of tho Russian famine re.lof
committee, would not bo surprised if
tho famlno situation In Russia wore
mado a strong argument for uni
versal poaco at tho noxt conforencc
at Tho Hnguo. Tho famlno boyond
doubt is a direct rosult of tho wnr
with Japan, and tho work of rollov
ing tho presont suffering dlroctly
taxos civilized countrlos for tho of
focts of a Btrugglo in which thoy
were not Involvod.
Rheumatic Pnlns.
I hnvo beon a very groat Biifferor
President Roosovolt has I from tho dreadful dlsoaso, rheuma
tism, for a number of years. I havo
tried many medicines but nover got
much rollof from any of them until
two years ago, whon I bought a bot
tlo of Chamborlaln'a Pain Balm. I
found rollof boforo I had used all of
ono bottle, but kept on applying it
nnd Boon folt llko a different wom
an. Through my ndvlco mnny of my
friends havo tried It and can toll you
how wonderfully it has worked.
Mrs. Sarah A. Colo, 140 S. Now St ,
Dover, Dol. Chamborlaln'B Pain
Balm is n linlmont. Tho rollof from
pnln which It affords Is alono worth
many times its cost. It makes rest
and sleep possible For salo at Dr.
Stono's drug ctoro.
o .
Tho Intorstato commorco commis
sion may appeal to tho federal court
to compol tho nttoudnnco of E. II.
Hnrrlman.
St Paul Tho houso unanimously
adoptod a resolution asking Roose
velt to run again. Flvo Domocrats
did not vote.
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knct DK.pg ul Sootl,utr syrIW it pionsnnt. It
5abstaUS ,,CIt,u'r Oiiluin, Morphlno nor other Stircotlo
Ud nnCC ltH "KO ,s lts cuarnntco. It destroys Worms)
.vn- ?JS Fevcrbhncss. It curtw Dlurrhooii nnd Wlml
bd pi . vcs I'uothliiE Trouble, cures Coimtlpution
, rotfuliites tlio
nnttiral Bleep.
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n Ms lt ss'"td tho Food, royrt
fiii?"'1 bowels, gliiiiff healthy mid until
uUOrcn's Paiiacaa- Tho Mother' Friend.
.UH,B CASTORIA ALWAYS
yj Boars the Signaturo of
Jfew Vork Tlicater Xctrs.
"Tho Road to Yesterday" which
has proved to bo ono of tho most
popular plays of tho year, and so
has succeeded in filling tho Herald
Squnro theater tho past three months
leaves that popular playhouse for
Brooklyn where lt will bo prosonted
at tho Shubort theater.
"The Boys of Compauy B," a mili
tary comedy by Rldn Johnson Young,
follows "Tho Lion nnd tho Mouso"
at the Lyceum theator next week.
Mr. Arnold Daly nnd a capable com
pnny nro tho fun makers.
Miss Ethol Bnrrymoro, scored n
slgnnl Buccess as Stella Dogex In
Captain Robert Marshall's farclal
romance "His Excolloncy tho Gov
ernor," on Thursday evening, nt the
Emplro theater. Tho chnngo of tho
nctross from tho pnrt of a charwoman
to that of Stella, tho light hearted
herolno of Cnptaln Marshall's ro
mnnco prosouta hor in broadly con
trasting roles. Bruce McRao played
the part" of the governor nnd Jnck
Barrymoro that of Captain Cnrow.
On Monday ovonlng tho Will J.
Block Amuscmont company present
ed for tho first tlmo horo In tho Now
York theater "The Land of Nod," an
cxtravagnnzn In two acts, tho boel:
of which hna beon writton by Frank
R. Adnms and Wllllnm M. Hough,
nnd tho music by osoph E. Howard.
To this was added an "Operntlo Out
bust," termed "Tho Song Birds"
which hns beon writton by George V.
Hobart, and musically Illustrated by
Victor Herbert.
Kyrlo Bellow appeared on Mondny
ovonlngMit Wallack's thoator In tho
now mo'dorn piny, "A Marrlago of
Reason," writton by J. Hnrtloy Man
nors, nnd founded by nrrangomont
on Mrs. Arthur Konnnnl 'h nnvol.
"Tho Second Lady Dolcotnbo." Tho
story of tho piece donls with a par
ticularly opportune subject tho pos
sibility of hnpplnoss In tho mnrrlnges
of convonlonco that havo now become
so common bclwoon rich Amorlcnr.
womon nnd Imporvorlshod English
mon of title It 1b prosontod In four
acts, with throe scones, roprosontlng
tho paddock of tho Goodwood racing
track In Euglnnd on Cup day, the
grounds of Dolcomb Abboy nnd tho
library in tho abbey, Kyrlo Bollow
lmporsonntoa Lord Dolcombo, nn onBy
going good-naturod, hnlf cynical nnd
wholly wnrm henrt-d mnn of the
world. A lord by birth, ho la nlmosl
a paunor through circumstances, and
hlB own early cxtrnvagnnces. Ho
mceta n very nttrnctlve, trnvolled,
brilliant littlo woman from Chicago,
Rita Forrest, played by Miss Fannlt
AVnrd, who la glovo trotting with i
chnp-Tono. Sho becomes Intoroa.od
in him nnd ho In her, nnd nt tho ond
of tho first not they hnvo a proposal
sccno that Is qulto unlike anything
In tho wholo rnngo of comedy drnnm
Ho proposos nnd sho nccopts. On th
one hnnd, sho will bocomo Lady Dol
combo with tho vaBt social prostlgo
of that position, nnd on tho othor
h will have eommand of hor Im
mense financial rosourcwi. Thore Ij
to be no Bontlmontitllty on olthor side
and from first to Inst It Is to be "n
marrlago of rofl8on."
"Tho Lllao Room," the English
drnmatlo oomedy' In which Amelia
Bingham nnd hor company opened at
Job Webber's thonter Wednesday
evening was written by Evelyn
Greenleaf Sutherland nnd Beulah
Marie DIx. authors of "The Road to
Yi-aterday." The scene of "The
Lilac Room" are laid In provincial
England, and the oharcsters. with the
exception of the one played by Mlei
Blnghnm, are mainly arUstrocrsUe
English men and women who Ut
live of refinement. At the time of
the play.uowever, the even tenor of
their way is marred by n series of
untoward, Incidents, which upset the
placid current of their existence, aad
which won Id have reunited dlens
troiwly for all concerned, save for
the timely presence of a witty, nlsln-
sueken resourceful and fascinating
American woman. The latter, iin-
penwnated by Miss Ulnsbam. kid.
pies with the situation In a msater
fI but thoroughly feminine manner.
straightens out the trangled skein,
and incidentally wins for hereelf a
husband, helps Scotland Yard cap
ture a eouple of notorious crooks,
and brings together a pair of lovers
who ware In Imminent danger of
final separation. The aomedy of the
play Is breezy and refreshing, and
sustains Just the right relation to
the moro oxeitiug Incidents of the
story.
Bad Symptoms.
Tho woman who has periodical head,
aches, backache, ms Imaginary dark
spots or specks floating or dancing boforo
her eyes, haygnawlng distress or heavy
full feeling uytomach, faint spoils, drag
glng-downfe'cllng In lower abdominal or
pelvic rrgtSn, easily startled or cxeltod,
IrrcguKF or painful periods, with or with
out tHvic catarrh, Is suffering from
wcaKnitMamWlerangomentsth&tshould
havo effly atTontlon. Not all of above
symptpti? w5 likely to bo prwcnt In any
caio at onelmc
Ncgloftod or badly treated and such
cascsxlfjn run Into maladies which do
n!inf. Y' surgeon's knlfo H they do not
rcsivfatally.
No Tiicrticfno tanthfta.jurh q lone
ftnu numerous rnt ril'owijp-OTn
lltmif lf ieie
UCn. it rnniicliirt lias such n strong
ttvrral itirwilf-rm nrth nww )ml nr-y
numltff.nl mrHtinrv mnyrfifr!f'n"'v7y
JJuaUflloU. The cry best Ingrcdlenui
known to mwlical iclcnco tor tho euro of
woman's peculiar ailments enter Into Its
comi.n;ltton. No alcohol, harmful, or
habit-forming drug u to w fomul In the
list of Its IngMi-nta printed on each
bottle-wrapprr and attested undor oath.
InnnycKiKlitlon of tho femnlo system,
Dr. Pierce's Faxorito Prescription can do
only good never harm. Its w hole effect
s to strcngihrn. Invigorate and regulate
the whole female system and estwclally
the pelvic organs. When these- are de
ranged in function or affected by dl5cne,
the Moinach nnd other organs of digestion
become jympathetlrally deranged, tho
nerves aro weakened, and n long list of
had. unpleasant symptoms follow. IVw
much must not be expected of this "Favorite-Prescription."
It will not twrform
nilracles: will not euro tumors no med
icines will. It will often prevent them, it
taken In time, and thus the operating
Inoln and tho surgeon's knlfo may bo
avoided.
Women Suffering Imm rilcnfiua nt Innn
standing, nro Invilwl to consult Doctor
lercp by lotter.rrr. All corroiondflnco
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT j
W-HHWJ-mwWi ! f !! lttf ti-ltlll UHH
ro RAXB I WANTBD.
For Sale Nino-room houso, comor ioy Wanted -To do porter work. Ia-
lot, close In, somo fruit, $1750, it
taken soon. Address "R" caro
Journal. 4-9-3t
For Sale Satom-Indepondenco-Mon-mouth
stngo lino, fully equipped.
Inquire 61 Capital Commission
Company, Salem,' 4-G-tt
Is held as strictly private nnd sacredly
confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Plorce,
Buffalo, N. Y. r
ur. I'lerco's Medical Adviser (1000 paces)
Is sont frte on receipt of 21 one-cent
sumps for paper-covered, or 31 stamps
for cloth-bound copy. Address as abova
Hon, Judgo Messlck nnd CommlBslon-
ora Cropp nnd FIshor, despite thu
fnct that they reduced tho tax levy
throo mills, woro forced to pay for
tho Moody murder trial, nnd woro
hnmporod In every way possible by
tho agonts of tho old gang which had
boon sinking tho tnxpnyors doopor
Into tho llnnnclnl mire for tho past
12 yoars.
Bosldea having cloarod away a
dobt of nonrly ? 100,000, which In
cumbered tho county whon thoy wont
Into office, tho mombors of tho now
court havo administered tho affairs
of tho county so wisely that thoro la
tho sum of $20,000 In the road fund,
$32,000 In tho school fund nnd mon
oy enough on hnnd to pay cash for
overy dollar of oxponso of tho coun
ty for the noxt year.
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Cured Rheumatism.
Mr. Win. Henry of Chnttnnoogn,
Tonn., hnd rheumntlam In Ida loft
arm. "Tho strength scorned to have
gono out of tho musclos bo that it
waa U80lss for work," ho says. "I
applied Chamborlaln'a Pnln Balm
and wrapped tho arm In flannel nt
night, nnd to my relief I found that
tho pain gradually loft mo and tho
strength returned. In throo wooks
tho rheumatism had disappeared and
hna not slnco returned." If troubled
with rhoumntlsm try a fow applica
tions of Pnln Balm. You aro cor
taln to bo ploasod with tho rollof
which It affords. For salo at Dr.
Stono's drug storo.
p..
8. A. Parks, attondnnt nt tho asy
lum, cniuo In from Salem yesterday.
Hugone Qunrd April 0.
For Sale 233 acres, 1G0 under
plaw, balance timber 3I5 per acre;
1G1 acres, good houso, barn and
windmill, best farm In valley, $10,
000; 21 acres, good houso, barn, 0
long by 100 feet wide, $3500; 80
cows; 10 ncros, wagon, buggy, all
the farm implements and houso
furniture. 21 acres near town on
tho Island, good C-rooni house
nnd bnrn, $G000; big lot 200 foot
ling by 100 fcot wldo, $3500; 80
acres 3 mllea south of town nearly
nil In grain, $tS5 por ncro; 8 ncros
2 miles west of town with houso
nnd bnrn, $800; 00 acres, 12 mllea
east of Salem, $40 por ncro; 1
acres, good houso and barn, $850;
lacro with flvo room houso and
barn, $700; C ncros with good 0
room houso and barn $1000; 4
ncrcB with good houso and wind
mill in town, $2200; 4 acres with
houEO and barn in town, $2000;
also from 20 to 30 good housos
from $C0O to $4000. For Balo hy
J. C. Schultz, 747 South Twelfth
St. Salem. 4-1-lmo,
For Side. A flvo and a slz room
houso, with from ono to six lota
with each, well locatod In East
Salem. Good bargains. Isnlnh
SchonoOold, 21st nnd Marlon 8ts
Salem. 1-28-tt
FOR RENT
SfN'
For Rent Throo furnished rooms
for light housokooplng. Uso of
bnth and telephone No. 4 SO North
Liberty Btroot. Phono 1403.
4-0-3t
For Rent Houso and four lots, gar
don nnd barn. All kinds of fruit.
Apply at 315 Union street. Phono
501. 4-4-tf
For Rent Sovon-room houso, hot
' and cold water, oloctrlo light, bath
room. Inqulro of Aug. Schrolb
or, 500 North High stroot.
3-26.tf
qulro of W. B. Gllson, 117 Com
morclnl street. 4-10-tt
PLUMBER.
Xhco. AI. Ilnrr Plumbing, hot water
nnd steam heating and tlnnlnc,
164 Commercial street. Phone
Main 102. 9-1-ly
M. J. Petsol Plumbing, steam 4
gas fitting. Successor to Knox A
Murphy, 220 Coramerslsl stmt.
Thono Main 17.
LOD3K8.
Foresters of America Court Slur
wood Foresters, No. 19. Moats
Tuesday In Hurst hall, Stato street
Loo Abblo. O. R.; A. L. Brown,
F. S.
Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of 1
Castle Hall in Holmnn block, cor
ner Stato nnd Liberty streets.
Tuesday of each week at 7:50 p.
m. E. W. Hazard. O. O.; W. I.
Staloy, K. of R. and 8.
Modern Woodmen of Anicrlrw Ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meets
every Thursday evening at 8
o'clock In Holtnan hall. W. W.
Hill, V. O.; F. A. Tumor, Clerk.
Woodmen of World Moot every Frl
day night nt 7:30, In Holmnn hnllt
J. A. Dlckoy, C. 8.; P. L. Fraslor,
Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acci
dent nnd pension Insurance; $2,
000,000 plcdgod; every clnlm paid
Good agonts wanted. J. H. O.
Montgomery, supremo orgnnlror,
Box 432 Salem, Oregon. R. R.
Rynn, socroctnry, 540 State streot.
MIHOKLMNKOUH.
Km rayed From my place on IIowoll
pralrlo, Mnrch 24, ono two-yonr-old
shorthorn bull. Finder wilt
ho rownrded by notifying A, L.
Ask, flalom Route 7. 4-10-lw
llmiHo Clennlng Why uso expensive
paper undor enrpots, whon you
enn got cloan newspapers? Wo al
so hnvo heavy brown papor In
Inrgo shoots, Just tho thlnrf for un
dor enrpots tho chenpest nrtlcln
known. 4-1 Q-fU -
Tho clook ticks and tloks tho tlmo
nway,
Shortening up our lives oaoh day,
Hat, drink and bo merry,
For somo dny you will bo whore,
You oau't Rocky Mountain Tea.
(Froo samples nt Dr. Stoue's store.l
BUTTERNUT BREAD
It Is worth moro than any other
broad, yot tho price Is no higher
For sale at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA IIAKERY.
Thornis & Cooley, Props.
For Rent A 0-ncro hop yard, at
ono-fourth ront. Inqulro of M.
J. Egnn, Gorvnls, Routo 2.
3-21-tf
For UcmU Nice cottngo, largo
grounds; tho rose and flower cor
ner block of Salem. Houso in
first-class condition, screens to all
windows and doors, uow Blind ui,
curtain polos, hot nnd cold water
In bod rooms, porcolnln and mar
ble wash stands, porcolnln bath
and toilet, ohnndollora In ovory
room, oleotrio lights, flno porch
and shado trees; tho finest locution
In Salem, oloso In, corner of Mill
and churoh streets, This cottage,
will be for rent April 1st. J. Con
ner. Willamette Hotel. 3-14-tf
Ladles, Attention Now Is tho time
to havo your old enrpots woven In
to now fluff rugs, manufactured jy
tho Portland Rug Co. Mrs. M. i3.
Holcomb, 11(10 South Coinmorcinl
streot, or phono 1128. 4-8-lwk
Do ForeM, Murroiil and I'nlfed Wire
less Telegraph stock at a bargain.
Also fow selected stocks of merit
with Inrgo speculative possibilities.
Box 330, Rossburg, Or. .4-8-lw
l'rvsNliiir Parlors Pressing, donn
ing, repairing and dressmaking
done by Mrs. K. W. Jnmos 404
Court street Phono 477.
4-4-lmo
LOST.
LM. Vtriag of gold beads. Return
to Frank M. Brown's sash mid
doer factory. 4-0-3 1
t
h
.jV SSS .nilrr h rr a JS
-y 'cue
l&U
You Ha?e Always Bought
iu
tn Use For Over 30 Years,
MMMarr. t mhuui rrotcr. utm iomm vm.
IJAKHR IS DHHTLHSS.
For Plrt Tlmo In History of the
County,
The Fashion Stables
Formerly uunpson's flUbles.
Up-to-date livery so.l cab list
Funursl turneuts s specialty. Tally
ko for picnics and excursions. I'hoa
44. OIIAa W YANNKK, Prep
47 an,i U9 High Streot.
SALEM WAT0H COAlPAftt
ornou city iiaix.
Fer water service tpply st offlec
Bills payable monthly In adrase
Make all complaints at tbe office.
DRAYMEN.
N
It. O. CuniniliiK Suceoasor to WhlU
Cummins, express, delivery nnd
trnnsfor Hns.. Prompt service It
our motto. Furniture and pluno
moving a specialty. Unnd at 168
South Commercial sv.oet Phoai
176. Reoldoneo phone UC8 8-4-tl
DroMmnkliiK Plnln or funoy dross
mnklng done by Portland lndy of
oxperlease. Mrs. A. N. Munsey,
310 Keventeenth street. Phone
1171. 4-3-lmo.
Your Htitpinotlmr is still here busy
as evr cleaning, dyeing, pressln
nnd repairing asythiag from a pair
of gloves to the mast elaborate
silk gown. Goods on lied for and
returned. Mrs. a II. Walker, 331
South OoMwerclal street. Phono
12. 4-1-lm
MUfllOAL.
The Baker City Herald of Satur
day arrie a full page head declaring
that Baker county Is out of debt
Following Is what tho paper heralds:
Baker county is out of debt -with
money la Its treasury to pay Its ex
pense for tho year. This has been
accomplished by the new admlnlstrs-
INDHPE.NDK.NCH HTAC1E.
Dally except Sunday. Leaves Wll
larnette Hotel, Balora at 3 p. in., con
niicts with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 6:16 p. m. Loaves Inde
pendence nt 8 a. m. Phone Main
179. RALPH BUDLONO,
Manager
Arthur Von Johmui TeaeW of pi
ano; touoh, eebaleb, InterpreJUf
tlon. Thorough preparatory oourse
Advanoed students prepared for
public appoaranse. Rosldense 6ft 8
Center St Tel. Mala B2.
2-28-tf.
f '""'" '" " " i
Pluno Tiiimr u. l. wwds, plnno el
pert tHiilNg, repairing aHd polish
ing. Leave orders at Geo. a
Wills' music store, ftalern.
2- 0-1 yr
Couoroto Work, (let my prlcos on
sidewalks, curbs, noptlc tanks and
cement work of any kind. AH
work guaranteed first-class. M
Ward, Highland add. Phone 509,
2-ll-tf
PHYSICIAN'S AND fiURGKONH.
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Our meat market on East Stats
street bos been doubled In size and
we are better prepared than ever to
serve customers. Prompt service and
tbe best of meats our motto. Call
or phone 199, B. B. Edwards, Prop
Ur. D. It Griffin, tho Specialist on
Morphine All drug and liquor
habits, which he cures In 3 dsy.
No monoy until cured, 214 Trade
St, Salem, Ore. Phoue 568. Jobs
Doyens, Business Manager.
SASH AND DOCK FAOTORTJJ.
Frank M, Browrt Maaafetnrer of
s&sb, dwt, moulding. All kinds ef
sobm finisa sod hard wood work
Frcsi street, Vet, &tat sod Cpsrt
Iluttn it Wmderoth Fine wines,
liquors and dears. We handle the
eolebratud Kellogg and Castln
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on drough. South
Commercial street 0-3-lyr
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Halem Iron Works. Pounders, ma
ohlntsts and blasksmlths. Magu
facturers of ail kinds of sawmill
machinery. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, etc Manufacturers of the
Salem Iron Works Hop Press.
Hitlvm Box A LuinWr Co. RemoTOd
from South Salem to 14th street,
near the 8. P. depot Boxes, Berry
Crates, Fruit Trays and Perfection
Fruit Evaporators, Phono 30).
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