DA1M OAWTAL JOTOWAL. gAMtM. talMON. F1I)AV, MARCH IS, 1M.
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"You may easily hide your ignorance of South
4 Y T Sea politk w North Pofe'exptonMftM, but
L h-I'IlT voucannot hMf ascraggly,wera-eut, Ijnerant-
7XiU looking head r hair. Ayer's Hair Vigor Is
It. M.Hifil vnnnfnt of lat1HBnff bain rul.
jfAt"0 ture. The hair promptly ylekis,' becomes
ir'mtTi' manageable, and appears well. &&,&;.
(URATE
RULINGS
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jfcfc.ty IMS un-'B"" "-
I(WlWfeloa la lh? Mcr of
l $& R,cs-
a, of the Injunction suit
- .-.. nnr.lnot thO
bi Peter vni n ; ;t
jC'M!on t0 Prcvont th0
JJ prMwdlnu with tho en-
of tjsft 5C we 10 itiuwuu
f i tests to Oak Grovj Is on
i qilloway m tno circuit
KLECTIIIO EMPLOYE
ltAg NARROW ESCAPE.
Roy Collins, an employo of tho
Oregon Electric Company, at tho
Wnconda sub-station, narrowly es
caped electrocution Thursday aftor
noo, by coming In contact with n llvo
wire carrying 31,0Q0 volts, whllo
swooping. -
Ho 'Was found unconscious by an
other employe, his band still grasp
lhg U16 deadly wire. Tho wlro was
pushed away from his hand, and Dr.
$ralth, of this city, telephoned for.
Whon tho physician arrived, Bhortly
after 2 o'clock, Collins was still un
conscious, but was quickly revived
and Bent to a hospital in Portland'.
1$ is expected his experience will not
provo fatal.
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DEATH KATE VEKV LOW
FhucthI,
The funeral of Mrs. Pcntom who
died at her homo, 1494 LeslIo'streetJltcmarkaMo Showing by the Oreio
luesaay alternoon after a long ill
ness, -was held yesterday from her
late residence.
Mrs. Penton was born February
24, 1829, in Illinois and at tho time
of her death sho was 79 years, 1
month and 13 days old.
There survive her two sona and
three grand daughters. The de
ceased also leaves a largo circle of
friends, who will sincerely mourn
her loss.
-Hoard of Health.
Have Yon riles?
Dr. Leonhardt'a Horn-Hold Is an
internal Romcdy that entirely re
moves the caiiBO ol Piles, and cures
to stay cured any caso no matter
how long standing.
If you have Piles and Dr. Leon
hardt's Hom-Rold will not euro you.
you got your money back.
A thousand dollar guarantee goes
with ovory bottlo of Hom-Rold sold.
If you want a porfect and porma
nont euro, nsk for Dr. Leonhardt'a
Hom-Roldv, tho guaranteed Remedy.
All druggists, 51.00, or Dr. Leon-
hardt Co., Niagara Falls. N. Y., Pro
prlotors. Sold by Dr. S. C. Stono,
iMrtfcl company pioceu a
of witnesses on tho stann,
, of Mllwaukle and oaK
Ml proved that tho service
i iich have been in rorco
i rj satisfactory, but At-
m Crawford, R. R. Giu-
I0j4B. Altchlson, counsel
klillroad Commission, in cross
Ktka, tried to dovolop tho
I ose ol tho wltnepnes was
I tie rtllroad company. If It Salem.
fcrtfi to lower Its rntes, would o
in? tie station, which was lo- Walter K. Taylor Is to bo manager
i ! land that nnothor ono of tho Corvnllls cannery. Tho dlrcc-
paid damages for an Injury ( tors are Pirn Avery, John Ingle, W
ty h:s wife, and thnt tho F. Hamlin, nnd Clum Reed are tho
tie exception of Inspector other directors, with S. L. Kllno, sco
ff weft unquoHflotl to tos- rotary and troasuror.
i tier bid never boon so om-
in lo bo abb to dctormlno
rsrsot tho pros nt rates woro
Ne The court room wns
fled during tho hearing,
4 present from Mllwnuklo
iltfrjstlon, among tho more
Smen of whom were: Mny-
Schlodler. Philip Strolb,
ot the council; Hermann
i secrelao of tho Cltizons'
Fruit Commissioner Jns.
Plstey. president of the
( Inproremont Assoclntlon,
TEA
The greatest tca-drinkcrs
are full -bottom Dutch
men. There isn't much
nervous prostration in
Holland.
Vour troer roturnt yaar monnr It yoa k't
Hk ScUlUf ' But: w pir bin
A grange has been organised at
Irving, Lnno county, with officers aS
follews: Master, C. J. Hurd; over
Boor, A. Ward; lecturer, W. R. Wing;
steward, W. R. Lord; assistant stow-
ard, Paul Zumwalt; chaplain, Emll
Qorshach; treasurer, Mrs. Knto Zum
walt; secretary, E, A. Bend; gatfe
keopor., J. E. Fisher; Pomona, Mrs.
Amanda Parker; Flora, Mrs. Mlnnlo
Plnnk; Coros, Mrs. Hottlo Robinson;
lady assistant stownrd, Mrs. Minnie
Bend.
rt
(Lit
'ip$ to u. callod by
attorney. Frank T.
W P Miilrnv tlmlr rnf.
Good for Everybody.
Mr. Norman R. Coulter, a promi
nent architect, in tho Dolbcrt build
ing, San Francisco, says: "I fully
ondroso nil thnt has been Bald of
Electric Bitters as a tonte medicine.
It Is good for ovorybody. It corrects
stomach, liver and kidney dlsordorj
In a prompt nird efficient manner
and builds up tho system." Elootrlc
Blttors is tho best spring medicine
ovor sold over a druggist's countor;
nn n blood purifier It Is uncqunlod;
50c at.J. C. Perry's drug storo.
m Milwaukee nml Onk
ws, hith wa introduced In
fM
L
Ksm w the gocoiid wltnesa
Ei i totlmon was only to
lt tb rtt.-a emel to 1)9
W IB Canilinrlann iili1.
;f h bad been, principal-
AsjHM and San Frnnrlun
Bfed that the wltntss
$ sbout tho cost.
K&rtteitlflsd that he did not
K lfe was an unrensnnnhin
! hh homo at Mllwauklo
5 lalles.
iVd at tha rrimnllnn nt
5 t J O'clock thla morn.
El4erablr largr than
Iy. many wltnesM in
' MllntllrU..... i .
'"-wivaua navini n
Need thft nHln..-o, n
l al!er. Bnri .........
Tfe(... -. .aUaBur
frw lf"y. Llfiht &!
"-ay. nas bea present
ure- ease.
t ffYODKXOW.
'Twas Wonder, you
c ,l r Uom kidney,
u'MtMtlo trouble. $i
22f. or by mall.
Mth bottle
rtlPofCp Hourton,
r4 aad o t -...L.
STl tten. a commer-
-"wwied at junrtinn
Tho Eugene Commercial club will
Wfcrnflrit brought to tho tnko n c0,uua of that town.
inwr 1'unin..i ...... n
r-f .V.-...1H. (i ii iinii in
A Neighbor of Voura
as well ns yoursolf Is llnblo at any
tlino to have rheumatism. Wo'ro all
llnblo to havo cuts or burns, bruises
or Bcalds, crlok In tli'o back, nook or
sldo somo kind of nn acho or pain.
Th on heed this advice nml toll your
neighbors Ballard's Snow Llnlmont
rollovcs ull achoo and pains, and
heals all wounds. Sold by all deal
ers. N
No Use to Die.
"I havo found out that thcro Is
no uso to dleof Tung tromblo as' long
as you can get Dr. King's Now Dis
covery," says Mrs. J. P. White, of
Rushboror, Pa. "I would not be
nllvo today only for-that wonderful
medicine. It loosons up a cough
quicker thnn nnythlng else, nnd
cures lung djsenso oven after tho
caso Is pronounced hopoloss." This
most rollnble remedy for coughs and
colds, lagrlppo, asthma, bronchitis
and hoaracness, is sold under guar
antee at .7. C. Perry's dnug storo; DOc'
and $1.00. Trial bottlo free,
n
Tho Roscburg Commercial club
has olllcers as follews: Dqxtor RIc
present; B. L. Eddy,- vIco-presldon'Q:
W. II. RIchardBon, troasuror; J. p.
Zurchor, sccrotary; F.. E, Alloy, C
w! Martyn and J. II, Booth, trustees
for 1 year, nnd 0. B. Cnnnon, J. W.
HnTnllton nnd A. 0. Mnrstors, trus
tees for two years,
Oregon's donth rnto during 1907
was approximately 9 in very 1000
Inhabitants, according to Dr. R. 0.
Yenney, secretary of the state board
of health, In his annual report, re
cently compiled. This- low rate Is
looked upon as a remarkable show
ing, and It Is bolloved that it Is not
xcolIed by any other state In the
union.
To a certain extont the figures In
his report aro Incomplete, for tho
reason that a number of the coun
ties send uo report of their vital sta
tl3tlcs to the state board of health.
As a basis for his figures ho has
taken tho carefully prepared statis
tics of 14 of tho most populous coun
ties of tho stato from which regular
monthly health reports aro recolved,
and in which tho death rate wbuld
naturally bo larger than In leas dense
ly populated counties.
Ho severely crltltlscs tho officials
of tho counties which fall to compile
health statistics, on the Ground that
H Is part of tholr duty for which thoy
aro paid by tho public to keep rec
ords of all deaths and births, In or-
dor that tho health authorities may
know what tho death and" birth rates
aro In each community, and ton
cludo what precautions may bo taken
to reduco tho death rate, If posslbfo.
"It Is high time," continues tho
roport, "thnt the county officials at
tond to tholr duties regarding tho
health of tho peoplo, and obsorvo tho
lnws rennrdlnir thn nnm itii
,-, --v i at,i ti
i
Get rid of the
Lard Habit
CrttoleHc makct pk and pwrtry dijtattbfe; 'it
makM crisp, flaky piocrusttke kind that will Kelt
in your mouth rather than stick Im th pit ol your
stomach
There no getting awy fro tfee fact that lard k the
fat of tbe ho . There was a tine is the.eldea days when krd
was made from a partktOar patf; 6f the keg , the selected part
it was called the "leaf 'that is, the peritoetiMi; tat, witk
ike growth of the industry, lard is sew tttrowa em the aaarkei
made "fro fat from all poctiwa of the keg, ad krtl, t4ay,
is aot as jo a tk lard at year afekt f act k Sa tvea
wore ttHiijrtib4 a4 more tuikeaUhy.
CoiMate is a cleanly, vtgetaUe
product ade from jmrc, refiaed cai
toa seed oil. It Makes food palatable,
digestible and healthful.
Cottoltne is the ptireat and beat
shorteaiag. It k aot a substitute for
lard, but aa Improvcsucat upon lard
er any other shortening. Wheat you
accept a substitute for Ctikkne you
are not getting your money's worth.
CoUsttfit is preferable ia more ways
than one in purity, results and
healthfutucse.
Nature's Gift from the Sunny South
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New OonionittoiiR.
Columbia Bottling Compnny; prin
cipal olllco, Astoria, Oregon; cnpltnl
O-r-
In tho comedy drama, "Coming
Thro' tho Ryo" thero Is a ballet of
bonutlful Hungarian girls, almost
nono of whom enn spenk any but
tholr native language. Tho dramatic
critic regrets that he can speak only
the English language and cannot In
terview tnem. Hungary has pro
duced somo of tho world's greatest
dancers, and wo feel sura tholr danc
ing in that language will bo very
muob appreciated.
r !
!w
m
GetNDoW!tt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel Salve It Is good for piles
Sold by all druggists.
Tho ballet "Black Crook" haa held
tho sta go for 40 years, and for a
tangled rness of legs and ai'ma all set
to music, It surpasses all things white
and black In that line of art. When
wo woro youngor It was a very be
wildering performance, but years
have steadiest our nerves and wo
havo got so that wo can gaze upon
almost anything unabashed
Pile Cured nt Home by Now Absorp
tion Method.
If you Buffer from blooding, itch
ing, blind or protruding Plloa, send
mo your address, and I will toll you
how to euro yourself at homo by tho
now absorption trontmont; and will
also sond somo of this homo treat
ment froe for trial, with roforoncoa
from your own locality if requested.
Immedlato relief and pormanont euro
assured. Send no money, but toll
othors of this offer. Wrlto today
to Mrs. M. 8ummors, Box P, Norte
Dame, Ind. ,
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Now NotarifH.
R. L. Hickman, C. H. Sholes, M.
S. Fitzgerald, Portland; J. S. Keca,
Pendleton; J. A. Thornburgh, Forest
Drove; J. A. Thompson, Sweet Home,
o
Rheumatic Pultis Relieved.
B. F. Crocker, Esj,, now 84 years
ot ago, and for 20 years juutlco of
tho poaco at Martlnsburg, Iowa,
saya: "I am terribly afflicted with
sciatic rheumatism in my left arm
and right hip. I havo used threo
bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and It did mo lota of good." For sale
at Dr. Stone's drug storo,
o
SALEM CHILDREN
HAVE FIRE DRILLS,!
The Investigation made by the com i
mlttee appointed by the school board
much zeal as thoy onforco any other
of their laws."
nu v.iu uua uuun unusuany rroo 8t0ck, S5000; Incorporators, Honry
of Infectious dlsoasos during tho School. Emm Wmmknhnoi. n..,i Thn.
v .. .. .- . ..-
pn" icnr- J. Peterson. .
Tho only contagion was In Grant I(len, Concroto Construction Com
county, whoro they had 121 cases of nany. ,,rincml Omco, Portland, Ore
smallpox, due largoly to tho county Rm; cu,)Uni Btock, $2G,000; lucor
Improporly handling tho situation, porators, Geo. K. McCord, O. A.
Altogether thero were 317 ensos of SUmr8 ntlll A. E. Haynos.
this dlsonao In tho stnto. Ho said GoId nuuiou Mining Company;
"' U,,B "" u, n," on8, cn' prlnolpnl olllco, Baker City, Oregon; J
ium' cuiiuigiuuH uisenso ana tunc
through vacclnntlon and quarantlno
It may bo eliminated. Ho classes
tho falhwo of tho Ornnt county oill
clals In provontlng tho dlaonso to
sprend as gross nogllgonco.
-Ojoo of ovory ton donths in tho
stnto was duo to tuberculosis, a to
tal of 44C. Of tho CS8 cases ot ty
phoid fover roportod, 103 deaths ro
sultod. Thero woro 672 ensos of
dipjhorln, with C2 dtalhs; 403 oases
of scarlot fover with 13 doaths, and
131JJ cnBjs gf moniloa with-20
deaths.
o
capital stock, 1250,000; Incorpora
tors, J. H. Washburn, Gep. W, Ora
hnm and V W. Tomllnson
Rotlll Liquor DoalorH Mutual So
cial Protoctlvo Amioclntlon; principal
olllco, Portland, Orvgon; Incorpora
tors, Frank -Hoffmnn. W. S. Evorott,
Oscar Ilasonmnyor andUko Gard
tior. -
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DoWltts Llttly Early' Rlsors, small,
8tifo, sure llttlo IlVor' pills, Sold by
all (lniRKhte. ,
READY TAILORECTCLOTHCA
i
FOR WELL DRESSED
MEN.
.
ywT tAJtr 1 1 '
rf mfjwrt
s. i sa g a s
PRICE RANtt
2) Ta 40
WssmttLxi'z& "Tj&rtn'mTrimam
Do Not Crowd tho Benson,
The first warm days of spring
bring with ithom a doslro to got out
andonjoy tho oxhlllratlng air and
sun shine. Children thnt havo boon
housod up all wlntor aro brought
out nnd you wonder whoro thoy all
enmo from, Tho hoavy wlntor cloth
ing Is thrown nsldo and many shed
their flnnnols. Then a cold wavo
com 03 and people say that grip Is
opldomlc. Colds at this boqsou aro
ovon mrro dangerous than in mld
winter, ns thero Is nvuch more dan
gor of pneumonia. Tako Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy, howevor, and
you will havo nothing to fear, It al
ways cures, and wo havo novor
known a cold to result in pnoumonla
when it was used. It la pleasant
nnd snfo to tako. Children like it.
For salo at Dr. Btono'a drug store.
Call for City Warrants.
Notlco Is hereby glvn that there'
aro funds on hand appllonblo to thoj
payment of all warrants of tho City
of SaUm endorsed "Not paid for
want of funds." Holders of said war
rnnts will pleaso present them for'
payment at tho ofllco of tho under-'
slgnod, No. 129 South CoHimerclal '
16 Candle Power
"Economy" Electric Lamps
15 Cents Each
Highest Efficiency Lowest Prices
ELECTRIC FIXTURE SUPPLY COMPANY
245 N. Liberty St. thm 263
Btret, as Intoreet
and after this date.
will cease from
yostorday makes tho gratifying re
FRANK MEREDITH,
City Treasurer.
A COATED TONGUE
A Sure Sign of Trouble
"J ?-t up wUn a Mteil tongue and a lart
e 10 the mouth. you had better give tho
iinifiwimin nttnMin
---- .w mvuiiuii.
gnau
These are danger
Ummll . I 0U8ht t0 be Aeoded. Notice your
f w d JSJ i morninK and 'f it Is coated tako a
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
tbe J1. .w,u tone the stomach, stimulate
It tuJJ' e and opn up the clogged bowels.
The., .;., " uy,nB 8U0H
" 'M curea
thlugq for
5f
4
yeaw.
10or Appetite, Indigestion, Dyt,pci
ia. nioatiug, Heartburn. Sour RIs
JaR, Costivene&s, KWney TronWw,
Ian W, IRS C,a -aRd Gril'
HrH oa setting HortrtterV ;t Is guaranteed
port that the pupils and teaahorg In.
all tho echools aro well-drilled for n
firo emojgency. The fosult of the1
committee stoalthlly entering tho
East School unbeknown to either
teachers or pupils and turning In a
fire rail will serve to show tho dis
cipline of tho school department, I
There are J00 pupils In thU school,
aud within 45 seconds after the
alaim was sounded not one remained
In tho building. Similar tests were,
made at tho Lincoln and Park
schools, the former being empty In 45 '
I
Salem. Oregon, March 4.
1008.
3-4-10t
For Weak
Kidneys
Inflammation of the blad
der, urinary troubles and
seoonda and the latter In 62. I v- w
The committee, whloa consisted DWitt's KIdlaCy
of A. A. "Lee. W. P. Daboook anl Dr ( mVt& Bladdr PHI
H. C Bpley, expressed themselves as
well pleasod with oondltlona, ! A If Jf V V m -
The Lane county Domporats hold mm V w w JHsV W
a central committee meeting Satur- il1 3. tt
day and Governor Chamberlain pre- J JiMU JT 0 WjNC
jents a regimental flag at Eugene -
tbe same day. JL C. 3RW1TT CO. Ckiuu ZU.
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HUIE WING SANG CO.
bit Stock ef G06s t Grt Sate Thfc Wttk
Wo mako up atl kinds of wrappers and wbltoundorwear, waists anJ
skirts and klmonas. All kinds of silks and dross goods, shoes, gents'
and ladies' furnishing goods, comforts, blankets, suits, coats, pants
.overalls, chlnaware, matting, trunks, ornaments, silk handkerchiefs,
ueokwear, embroidery, lace, etc.
$1.50 bloaoh skirts, great salo
price 81.00
$2.75 white fanoy skirt, great
sale price $1.75
$2 25 com fonts, great sale
price $1.50
$ 1.3ft pantg, great sale priee .80
$3. 7ft pants, great sale prlce$2.50
$1 50 wool shirts, great sale
priee ', .$1 00
20c hose, great sale prlae ..12
50c tea pel, great ale, price . . 25c
$1 00 oorset aover embroid
ery, groat sale priee .... j70c
15c embroidery, per yard,
groat sale price 10c
7e
13o gingham, per yaVd, jgroat
sale price
12 o llannel, great sale
price ,
76 fancy dress goods, groat
sule prlco COc
$7.00 and $8.25 silk skirts,
great salo prlco $5.25
$2.10 kimonos, great sale
"prlao fj.75
$3.75 dress skirts, great sale
Prlco $2.35
$9.75 coats, great sale price $0.50
38c undervhlrtg and drawers,
groat sale price ... T ...... $5o
Bilks, 25c. 35c, 50c, 75c and
$1.25 per yard.
Bummer ods pf all kinds cheap.
We are moved to 326 North Commercial street, drat store north oaj
tiie east ciae aiovea irom om iana on Court street
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