Daily capital journal., April 19, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

DAILY CATITAL J0URNAI SALliM, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1007.
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One way is to p-y no attention to it; at
least, not until it develops into pneumonia,!
or broncniti3, cr pleurisy. Another way is
to ask your doctor about Aycr's Cherry
Pectoral. If he says, "The best thing for
colds," then take it. Do as he says, anyvray.
Wthmntmrctil W jiublUh J.C.AyrCo.,
tha formula oriMocrpretmrmUaBi. Lcll.M.
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in Txknilnn.
..it 10 London pur-
goim, ap' 4" ...
to the tourist cinsa, um b -
national championship It Is oxpectod
that representatives of other clubs
will bo scon In this evont, Including
several of tho Marathon competitors
F .,rifd over the American tqur-, from Boston nnd caBtern towns,
vornca , ld -
ho eery J1 ""
U-
Zn new hotili and scores oi .
rt,ttne " ,i,ii,
rfinr houses awau i ..-.
a a great IU1, w
it in lest financial disturbances
" . - .ho rnanlirrOH of tho
JUtflCUl ou iu ... .
CUUE YOUR KIDNEYS.
F ...r. who have left untold
P1!..!!.. totters of tho hotol
fattened on tho millions spont
L lavish Americans. Many
i .m ndcrs In tho London mo-1
,V)1U win 00 "'"""' '"' "."
Do Not Kndnngcr Llfo When n Snlcm
Citizen Shows Yon tho Cure.
Why will peoplo contlnuo to suffer
tho agonies ot kidney complaint,
backache, urinary disorders, lame-
ia the coffers or tno uoioi men ncs8 headaches, languor, why allow
,.(,nn1lnntpn who . . . . . i
the army "l ouu muinsoives w uecoinu curomc iu-
. . llllnMH anonf .... ...
vnllds, when a cortaln euro Is offored
them?
Doan'u Kldnoy Pills Is tho remedy
to use. becauso It elves to tho kid-
pending mouey, which took flight noya tho ne,p they nccd to porform
VI1 street, hut thero need bo no thoir work
rtbenslon on tno pan oi uiu tu.a , jf vou nav0 ftnyt ovcn on0 ot tno
rfp. which havo an nrmj oi 8ymntoms of kidney diseases, cure
A comers on tho way to completo- your8clf now, boforo diabetes, dropsy
jll them. Tnis army u " or Drlght'a dlsenso sets In. Head
erery steamer tnai nan gmrivu tnl8 Sniom testimeny:
. . t, nlt . ... . .
ik easurn siioruo i w.u .tt u w .IU 0I Bw5 i,ront at. aa-
r' and It Is generally estimated lom 0r BnV8. Doiin'B Kldnoy Pills
ihs number of tourists golm; aro not n ncw r0mcdy to mo as I
old from merlcn is lnrgor thnn navo U8C(i them, on dlfforont occa-
. slons whenever tho necessity has
Tine aro tho ndvlces that roach nri8cn. j uavo enjoyed tho best of
Jon now, and tho passongor lists i,onm, nn my Hf0 oxcont for u touch
tt itcamcrs bear out tho nntlcl- ot kianoy troublo nt tlmos. Bnck-
i of tho well Informed. ino ncuo bothorod mo thon and when
tad. Regent street nnd Bona thls haB boen tho enso, I havo gotton
t are filled with Americans, ana Donn's Kidney Pills nt Stono's drug
lrtly drc3cd American lndlos are storo nnd a few dosos havo eradlcntod
U teen on every hand. tho troublo. I nm a firm bollover of
Tie nuralKr of Amorlcnns In tho this romody nnd know of sevornl
rtumi, galleries and public gttr- Othor peoplo who havo used It with
i mggest May or Juno Instead ot gooa r08ults. I nm too pleased to
rtl Tho tig hotels Incronso tho rocommond Donn's Kldnoy Pills
abtr of their guests with tho ar- whonovor tho opportunity occurB."
of crcry steamer. Inquiries nt por Bni0 uy an donlors. Prlco 50
tourists agenclos nbout coach c0nt8. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Dunfflo,
lta.l)ho trips, nnd JournoyB In nil Now York, solo agonts for tho United
.11 of Great Britain and Irolnnd stntos.
Rcmombor tho nnmo Donns and
tnko no other.
r:e nerer more numerous than nt
j time of the year. Tho London
tipipers print fnr moro American
hi than ever before, aB well ns
ur itorles ot Amorlcan llfo nn..
inctcrlstlcs.
ITbe Dally Kxpress says: "Only n
oi us want tho Amorlcnn'a mon-
The majority wnnt tho color nnd
lira, of his vivacious personality.
iidopt m'V nnd moro good things
Icathe Imtfd States. Porhnps tho
ktt obvious return England has
ii ii th" Improvement of tin
bmcan nifnt Todny ho haB Just
klh a r. nt to make his convorsa-
h peasant Ltna; may tho Invn
U font nu- '
CrtwH Country ltncc.
Sew Y"k irll 19. It Is oxpecU
Ait n1 'tii chibs In the motro-
hian dt-''. who have horotofore
pid . -h muntry running will
" i" una for tho ton-mile
?:-.' , wllch Is to bo hold to-
K w a. th Polo grounds, the
ft N w York National
fW' ' Iraemuch ns this is a
1). A. It. Congrt'Hs Convention.
Washington, April 19. Tho mem
bers of tho Dnughtors of tho nopuu
11c will assomblo horo todny for their
nt.nunl mcotlng. It 1b ontlroly prob
nblo thnt Mrs. Donald McLnno will
be ro'Oloctod to tho prosldonoy, ns
nobody npponrs disposed to dlsputo
tho oloctlon with hor. CompotltorB
have been senrod away hut opposition
may develop when later trains bring
In tho dologatea from other quarters.
Besides the head of the society a full
national board and ten vice presi
dents nre to be chosen. Sixteen
candidates have been nominated by
the opposing factions for the vlcu
presidential honors, and intense In
terest Is felt In the result. These
amateur politicians say It will show
whethor the McLean Ideal Is to con
tinue to rule the society or whetfier
the pendulum will swing backward
to th days when social prestige
counted. Mra. McLean's standard
benrers aro Mrs. Mabel Swormstedt,
Acfitlah!cPrenaM(ion frvr A.
Jilting ftcTool AndReguta
tafgtheSkaacfas ondBowcls cf
ftwhOtrt)Igcsllori.Chcerrul
josandRrttConlalw neilher
yuc-M'rrhine nor Mineral,
otXahcotic.
Km St, J.
iS
'lm
lVctT 'RrryferConSlJDa-
,'oon.v-i,. u,...k ni .
i, u . - 'r "uiM.ii,ijianiwca,
n va k. orA-uisjonsjcAxrish
cmLosa or Sleep.
TisScK Signature of
2?WYOHJr.
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and Olilldren.
The Kind Yqu Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
I (V tl
AV
Dicrw?roT
VExmca.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
Wllt.l
for treasuror; Mrs. Charlotte E.
Main, for vlco president in chnrgo of
organization; Mrs. Ames Q. Draper,
registrat; Mrs. J. Enklns, historian;
Mrs. T. Bowran, assistant historian;
Mrs. Helen M. Bownton, llbrnrlnn;
Miss Virginia Miller, recording sec
retary. So far the opposition candi
dates are Mrs. Mary E. Brown, for
troasuror general; Mrs. Richard Du
bois, organizer ot chaptorsj Mrs.
Fisher, reglstrnr; Miss Tulock, his
torian; Mrs. C. V. Richardson, as
sistant historian; Miss Allno Solo
mon, chaplain; Mrs. John Earnest,
recording secretary. Eleven hundred
delegates aro here, nnd will take
part In tho convention. This is tho
largest numbor on record. Mrs. Mc
Lonn estimates thoro aro 53,400
daughters. Of theso 514 havo Joint
ed tho society within tho past month,
nnd moro thnn 2000 slnco tho first
ot tho yonr. This hns moro than off
set deaths and resignations.
Tho work on tho Hnll ot Fame
also shows tho onorgetlc spirit ot the
prosont roglmo. An Interesting fea
ture of this congress is nn exhibi
tion of Jnmostown curios. A collec
tion of contlnontnl and othor historic
costumos Is tho principal attraction.
Those havo boon got togcthor by Mrs.
Mary E. Lockwood. They lncludo a
ball grown nt Washington's first In
nugurntlon by one of tho Van Ronn
seiner family, and n gown worn nt
tho Lnfnyotto foto In tho White
Houso in 1S24 by ono ot tho Hnmll
tons. Miss Mary Dosha, ono of tho
founders of tho socloty, huts develop
cd a strong opposition to all the
mombors ot tho honrd, who nro Mrs.
MoLonn's party advocntos. Mrs. Mc
Lonn, herself, will bo supported by
tho ontlre body, but hor most dovotod
ndh routs will hnvo the hardest tlmo
of their Hvob In gottlng a nont nt the
nntlonnl council tnhlo. Miss Doshn
callod a mooting ot tho antt-McLonn
group, nnd nn opposition alnto wm
proparod. Tho mombors of thlB pnr
ty call thomBolvos tho conservation.
Thoy havo placod n nnmo ngnlnat
ovary ono soloctod by Mrs. McLean'
supportors, nnd tho fun will begin
when the election Is in ordor.
o
Notice for ItldM.
Tho county clork of Marlon coun
ty, Oregon, will rocolvo settled bids
up to 1 o'olook p. m., May 3, 1907,
proposing to dollvor forty cords of
first olass grub oak or old growth
oak wood, nlso forty cords of first
class second growth or old growth fir
wood at the county court houso In
Salem. Orogon, on or before Septem
ber 1. 1907.
All bids must be accompanied with
a certified cheek In n sum oqnnl to
10 per cent of the amount of th
hid, condition! that said sum he
forfeited it the party bidding shall
rail to enter into a written contract
In accordance to the terms ot said
hid within five days from the date ot
the acceptance of said hid by tht
county court of Marlon eoHnty, Ore
gon, wid give an approved lwind
conditioned that the party blddlns,
will faithfully carry ot said contract
In accordance with the terms there
of. The county court reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Said bids will be opened at 1
o'clock p. m.. May I, 190T.
JOHN II. SCOTT.
4-19-St. County Judge.
The Farmer's Wife
Is very careful about hor churn. She
scalds It thoroughly after using, and give
It a sun bath to sweeten lL Sho knows
that It her churn Is sour it will taint th
butter that Is mado In It. Tho stomach la
a churn. In tho stomach and digestive
and nutrltlvo tracts arc performed pro
CC4JCS which are almost exactly llko tho
churning of butter. Is It not apparent
then that it this stomach-churn Is foul It
makes foul all uhlch Is put Into It?
The evil ot a foul stomach Is not alone
tho bad tasto In tho mouth and tho foul
breath caused by It, but tho corruption ot
tho pure current of blood and tho dom
ination of disease throughout tho body.
Dr. Plerco's Golden Medical Discovery
makes tho sour and foul stomach sweet.
It dow for the stomach what tho washing
and sun bath do for tho churn absolutely
removes every tainting or corrupting ele
ment. In this way It cures hlotchw,
plmplos, eruptions, scrofulous swellings,
sores, or open oatlng ulcors nud all
humors or diseases arising from bad blood
If you have bitter, nasty, foul tastn In
your mouth, coated toncuo, foul breath,
aro weak and easily tired, feel depressed
and desiwmlent, havo frequent headaches,
dlziy attacks, gnawing or dlstres In stom
ach, constipated or Irregular bowels, sour
or bitter risings after eating and poor
appetite, thesf symptoms, or any consider
able numherof tlietn. Indicate that you ara
fuffcrlne from billousno., torpid or lazy
Ivor with tiio usual accompnnying tndl
S cotton, ordv spopsla and their attendant
orangements.
laJBCdlcaJtoi.
u bovc svm i t o m 1
aiiliSI
oticr TorUi. ivrivTTn ut
ami .riiniuiinti. n nue-sioa uv ijip.w
hi n-iMniu n-.i-iin ami nr-n-1 1 T inni-i-i ...
tUi'.-crjiffiijjQuidZhy
Lxaixri- lliat this Is absolutely truo
will bo readily proven to your satisfaction
If you w HI but mall a postal enrd request
to Dr It. V. Plirec. lhilTalo. N. Y . for a
free c.iv of his booklet of extract from
the stamltird miHlical authnrltlos, giving
tho name ir all tho Ingredients onterlng
Into his wur'd-fanml mnllelnes and show
ing w Imt Die nunt eminent tnodlcal mvb
of tho ntfo sav of thnm.
Plf ty Vwirs Old nml Xot Unrrrd.
Medford, Mass., April 19 Al
though nearly 10 years of age. Petr
W. Foley, of this eity. will compete
in the Marathon raee today at Bos
ton. Foley, who Is n member of the
B. A. A. Is an all around athlete.
For the last three years he has start?
ed In the Marathon race, and al
though he never won he always fin
ished strongly.
His appearance or the road from
Ashland to Boston en these occasions
has always created as much Interest
and enthusiasm and Intest as thnt of
the winner. All along the lines he
Is greeted with cheers. While the
"old man" M,he hi eommonir called
la New Hngland, Is not a sprinter,
he is a plodder who has never been
known to nott- Many times hit
stamina has eaaUetl aim to heat out
oppoaanu who wore lew than half
his ago.
Laot year he ftamail among the
Bret It. nasi two yean ao earn la
Slat. la Uwt nm H took him I
boars. Se minaiw. 6 i-l soooods to
traverse the aoMrte. He has always
remained nn awatoar notwtUstand
tag he has had many offers to become
a nrofoteionaL
winning nro consldorod to bo tho
host. He nrxlvod In Boston cti the
10th, and usod the Bpnre tlmo in
familiarizing hlmsolt with tho courso.
o
CurctI Itheuinutlsni.
Mr. Wm. Honry ot Chnttnnoogn,
Tonn., had rhounmtlsm In his loft
nrm. "Tho strongth seemed to hnvo
gono out ot tho muscles so thnt It
was usolss for work," ho says. "I
applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and wrnppod tho arm in Uanncl at
night, nnd to my rollof I found that
tho pain gradually left mo nnd tho
strength returned. In threo w6oks
tho rhoumntism had disappeared and
hns not slnco returned." If troubled
with rhoumntism try n fow applica
tions of Puln Balm. You nro cor
tnln to ho pleased with tho rollof
which It affords. For salo at Dr.
Stono's drug storo.
o
Hnrry Munsen, of Ogdon, hns nr
rived in the city to study violin with.
LeRoy Geener.
O- i"
Notice
All owing ma on noaount or over
due note nre notified to pay up by
May 1st, without fall, at the' Capital
National Bank, as nftor that data
same will be plnoed with my attor
ney with Instructions to buo. I hnvo
permanently removed from Salem,
and will positively grant no further
extensions. F. A. WIOaiNS,
4-13-10t Topptmtsh, Wash.
sriieieieiate ieieieiefiieieieitieiejtaiieianmm
II CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT J
e)ieiefiiieiieiimiieuteteieieientiemeieii
FO& RAMI.
MNVW
For Snlci Good cow, fresh. Also
good family horso, nt n bargain, it
takon at onco, T. D. Jonos 3274
State street. 4-lS-lw
For Sale. Good young pony, brldlo
nnd saddle. Inqulro at 093 Church
street, 4-15-lwk
Stenm ltlg-
Up-to-dato nnd ready to run, for
salo, 35x50. Advance separator,
lC-horso Russell onglno. Ens
terms. Inqulro at Salem Iron
Works. 4-15-Ct
For Snlo Barred Plymouth Rook
pggo. From imported stock. Phono
No. 1373. Mra. J. A. Bishop,
South Commercial stroot, Salem.
4-15-lwk
l'or Siile Salom-Indepondenco-Mon-
niouth Btngo lino, fully equipped.
Inqulro ot Cnpltal Commission
Company, Salem. 4-5-tt
For Snlo- 233 acres, 150 undor
plaw, balnnco timber $35 per aero;
151 ncros, gJfod houso, bnrn nnd
windmill, best farm in vnlloy, $10.
000; 21 ncros, good houso, bnrn, 9
long by 100 foot wldo, $3500; 80
cows; 10 ncros, wngon, buggy, nil
tho farm Implomonts nnd houso
turnlturo; 21 ncros near town on
tho Island, good C-room houso
nnd bnrn, $0000; big lot 200 foot
ling by 100 foot wldo, $3500; 80
ncros 3 miles south ot town nearly
nil In grnln, $05 por aero; 8 ncros
2 miles wost ot town with houso
nnd bnrn, $800; 90 ncroa, 12 miles
nst of Salem, $40 por aero; IK
ncros, good houso nnd barn, $850;
lncro with flvo room houso nnd
barn, $700; 5 ncros with good 0
room houso nnd bnrn, $1000; 4
ncros with good houso nud wind
mill In town, $2200; 4 ncros with
houso nnd ham In tewn, $2000;
also from 20 to 30 good houses
from $000 to $4000. For snlo hy
J. C. Schultt, 747 South Twelfth
St. 8nlem, 4-1-lmo.
For Snlo. A flvo and n six-room
houso, with trom ono to six lots
with ench, well located In East
Salem. Good bargains. Isaiah
Sehonoflold, 21st and Marlon Sts..
Sniom. 1-28-tt
' (5 V1 I J iGV HvicxO
Toronto. April 19. Longboat, who
Is entered for the Marattton raee at
Boston, today, fs In fine shape for the
raee, as he was trained by the ath
letes ot the West Bad Y. M. C. A ,
and was sent over the flre-mlle
course at least twice a day. With
out exception be finished each of
these trials In better condition than
hli pacemakers, and kls chances or
THE 11BST HOAHT THK
FAMILY KVKU HAD
Can he obtained from our prinn
Under and Juicy beef, mutton or
pork. All our meats ara seleoted
from the ehoteest. nnd prepared ror
the table to suit the demands of tho
fastidious. Oar jirieea are lower for
nwallty than you can And at any
nlSM In Salem.
H. C. CIIOSH,
Phono 201. .'170 Hlnto HI.
The Fashion Stables
Formerly biapson's BUhles,
Up-to-date livery and cab lie
Poawal turneats a ijtMUlty. Tally
ho for plenies and exeursWsi. I'haut
44. CHAa W. YAXNKK, Prep
2il7 sod 240 High Stmt.
liiiUtrgetl .
Our meat market on Kat State
street has been doubled In size and
we nro hotter prepared than ever to
serve customers. Prompt service and
the test of meats our motto. Call
or phono 192. B. E. Edwards, Prop
WAMTmD.
Girl Wanted. Inqulro nt 305 High
street. 4-18-3t
! -JB'
, LOST.
Lost Black, part spaniel dog. An
Bwors to nnmo ot "Don." Roturn
to E. Hofor, South Salem.
1 4-lV-tt
PLTXBCBJUtS,
Thco. M. lhtrr Plumbing, hot water
and steam heating and tinning,
164 Commercial street. Phee
Main 192. -l-ly
M. J. PoU el Plumbing, steam sa4
gas fitting. Successor to Knox it
Murphy, SCO Commorelal street, -'Phono
Mala 17.
LODGES.
-tSS
Forvatvra of America Court ShJ
wood Forestora. No. 19, Meets
Tuesday In Hurst hall, State street
Loo Abbte, O. It.; A. L. Brown,
F. S.
FOR RENT
For Knit Good pnstuiu, within two
mlloe of town, good for horses nnd
onttle. Plenty of shade, shelter
and running wntor. Inquire of F.
A. Button, Hnuto No. 4. 4-17-3t
For Rent Houso nnd four lots, gar
den nnd bnrn. All kinds ot fruit.
Apply nt 341 Union streeL Phono
601. 4-4-tf
For Itcmt Haven-room houso, hot
nud oold water, oleotrla light, bath
' room. Inqulro of Aug. Sohrotb
er, 500 North High street.
3-25-tt
DRAYMEN,
('uiiiinliiN IlrwH,' TrmiNfer Coinpiuiy
All kinds ot trnnsfer work done.
Furniture and planus boxed ready
for shipment. Prompt servloe Is
our motto. Stand nnd olllco at
2S3 South Commercial streol.
Phone 210. Resilience Phono 908.
MUSICAL.
WNNssN
Arthur Von Je'ii Teacher of pi
ano; touch, tttfihnleh, Interpreta
tion. Thorough preparatory oourse
Advanced students prepared for
public appearance. Residence 068
Center St. Tel. Main 520.
2-28-tf.
HASH AND DOOE rAOTOOrES.
lTank M. Brown, Maaefaeturer ot
sash, dior, meuldlBgs. All kinds el
heme finish sad hard woed work
Front street, bet State and Court
O. C T. CO
STEAMERS-
HOLurren
Itocky Pufltain Tea Nuggti
A tut )f&da fcr Buy FtAl.
tiUf OuUa BmJOi a4 Ksm Vlf'
A tpi&e tor CooulMtUto. Is4lUoo, UfK
4 KMa TrouUt. Wosnk. tewvai, lmtur
VUmi K4 Breath. Wuirclsh tfoveu. UfcitU
vcA HAetuu-tto. t' Hntfcf MouUJa Te is tU
Ut tomi S cu ijox. (tntuu xu4 tf
IMCM MMKTt TM SMiJW HeV.ls J
POMONA AND ORKGONA hKAVR
PORTLAND MONDAY, WISDNKH
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A.
M., TUHHDAY, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAYS AT OiOO A. 31. FOR
CORVALIH TUHHDAY, THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY AHOUT O I. H.
P. M. BALDWIN, Agt.
If IflAlftl miAVHIFAEIICH FEMALE
sWsWeeiJMAl.
PILLS.
4 lUtt, fmu Sum It fcwun Ithhmmm,
iff
Mil iitsa to mil sh ., um, j
Mm.M W. .)..!, tm mLaf MUHhl, ft. w40
SrfllMMtflal. (iHllMUWll UUiuiLi
iMWiilM IwfMlM l'fWA4rfijMk4
,4 M ! JVM MNH w l
UNiriOM(D(CLCO..4T4.UMTta.l4. !
Central Idgo No. 18, K. of P.
Cnstlo Hall in Holmnu block, coo
nor Stnto nnd Llborty streets.
Tuesday ot each wook at 7:30 p.
m. K. W. Hasard, C. O.J W. L
Staloy, K. ot It. nnd 8.
Modcnt Woodmen of Ainerlr Ore
gon Codnr Camp No. 5240. IAVl
ovory Thursday ovonlng at S
o'clock In IJolmnn hall. W. W.
Hill, V. C; F. A. Turner, Clork.
Woodmen of World Meet ovory Fri
day night nt 7:30, In Holman hall.
J. A. Dickey, O. 8,; P. L. Fraslor,
Qlork.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Blck, acci
dent and pouslon Insurance; $3,
000,000 pledged; ovory claim paid
Good agonts wnntod. J. H. O,
Montgomery, supromo organiser.
Box 432 Salem, Orogon. It. R.
Ryan, aecroctnry, 540 Btato street.
i m
.mihci:llvnkoum,. -
Prtalu(c Parlors Prosslng, cleans
ing, repairing And dronsmaklug
15. W. Jamoa 404
Phono 477,
4-4-lmo
doitq bjc Mri.
CoQH Iftroot.
DrcKNtimkliig Plnln or fancy dross
innkliiK dono by Portland lady of
oxporlonoo. Mrs. A. N. Muusoy,
350 Seventeenth stroot. Phone
1171. 4-3-lmo.
Your Hfepiuother Is still here busy
as ever denning, dyeing, pressing
nnd repairing anything from n pair
ot gluvot to tho most olnhoraU
Bilk gown. Goods cnllcd for and
returned. Mrs. 0. H. Walker, 221
South Commeralal street. Phonu
1245. 4-1-lm
Pinitu Timer L. L. Woods, plnno el
pert tuuliiK, repairing nud polish
ing. Lonvo orders at Goo. C.
Wills' muslo storo, Bulom.
2- 9-lyr
Concri'tu Work, Get my prices on
sldowalks, ourhs, soptto tanks and
comont work ot any kind. All
work guaranteed flrst-olass. M
Wurd, Highland ndd. Phono 509.
MMf
Iluttu Wciideroth Fine wluei,
liquors and olgnrs. Wo handlo the
celebrated Kellorg and Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing boer
constantly on drough. South
Commercial streot 9-3-lyr
Halem Iron Works. Founders, ma.
ohlnlsts and blacksmiths. Manu
fuoturors of all kinds of sawmill
machinery. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, ota. Manufacturers of the
Batem Iron Works Hop Press.
Halriii Ilex & I.uinlmr Co. ltemovet
from South Salem to 14th street,
near the 8. P. depot. Boxes, Berry
Crates, Fruit Trays ami Perfection
Fruit Hraporator. Phone 201.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OJTICB CITY HAUU
Fer wattr service tpply at office.
Bills payable moot lily la adraase
Make ail cemplalata at the oM.
INDHPHNDRNCU HTAGK.
Dally except Sunday. Leaves Wll
lawetto Hotel, Salem at 3 p. m., con
nects with motor for Monmouth and
Dallas at 0:15 l. ra. Leaves Inde
pendenco at 8 a. w. Phone Hala
179. RALPH BUDLONG,
Manager.
BUnERNUT BREAD
It Is worth mora thaa any pthec
bread, yet the prle leno higher.
For tale at yor sjreter's.
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