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IVT.V . how mncli boUor tho Fn. Hna th rtT,7LV. "P 'V A?"'? .
fS'iou, mVe yon iMiirotieor and bolter. beui7ihw 5r5 tud ti L'i
!".i ll.n nntlrn (Hrfllllvn IMbim. linn 1. will .. "'.ru ? feiHi
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BEHER THAN PUL5 FOR LIVER RLS.
-B A. H. Lewis Medicine Co.,y VV St Louis,
Mo.
or Salo ly Capital Drug Co., Z. T. IUrrr, Salem, Oregon.
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LAUNDRY
Why Is our work domnnded by stylish nnd up-to-(Into
drcBsors ns woll ns those who dress for comfort.
Ilccnuso in nnluhlns.up our work wo rIvo thnt touch of
good tnsto ithnt very rondlly nppcnls to tho man of fashion. Our
work has n inyslorloiiB something about it that easily llstln
gtilolicfl It from ordlnnry tnundry work. Thoso who demand com
fort, find our work Is pllnblo, duo to our own pnrtlculnr wny of
starching. A Bhlrt oV collar laundered by us gyo3 with ovory
movement of tho body, giving nbsolr.ito comfort to tho wearer.
Our collnrs do not break at Beam or buttonholo, and you will find
no lillators or wrinkles. You might Junt as woll havo UiIh work;
Us costu no more.
SALEM
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LAUNDRY COMPANY
13C-1CC 8. Liberty St.
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IINTS ABOUT
ASTER PLANTS
Through tito IdndnoBs of Mra. 13.
, Ilrngg, Tho Obsorvor hns obtained
, little booklet on tho enro ami cul
nro of ,tho aator for tho bcnoflt of
Iraatonr nstor growers. Tho Infor-
natlon contained therein will bo of
rrcat nsslBtnnco to, thoso who nro
browing asters this year, and wo
tko therefrom tho following:'
Tho So.
Tho china nstor can bo rondo to
fo well In nny ordinary soil, from
light Band o a heavy clay. Tho
Jtal soil is a strong loam, well sup-
b'Ird with orgnnlo mnttor nnd plant
rood, and rctontlvo of moisture But
ftnjr plot thnt proves to bo good soil
lor tho homo gardon mny bo dopond
M upon to glvo good asters. If tho
oil Is not already rich enough, for
tuity ran bo furnished In tho Minpo
of well rotted manure. If It Is
ne'low nnd drloo out quickly, fro-
pent and thorough tlllago will put
It In better mechnnlcnl condition.
IVrtllloin.
Asters seem to do best on soil that
Ms h t n mndo rich provlous to tho
Kar thry aro grown. To obtain the
benefits of stnblo mnnuro tho sntno
(ear, It should bo woll rottod nnd
Iho thoroughly mixed with tho soil,
jf It Is dllllcult to procuro woll rotted
Imanuro It Is a good plnn to work in
la heavy top drosslng tho provloua
season; this should bo dono boforo
tho soil gets too cold, or It will not
become proporly decayed boforo win
ter sea in.
If the will b mellow nnd holds tho
J moisture woll, commorclal fortlllzors
way bo safoly usod. A hlgh-grado
tomplcto fertlllzor, bucIi nB la imcd
by market gardonors, is most milt-
table, u flhould contain not less
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect it
I'ronluncf of Kltluer lUvu.
Most nconle do not realize the alarm
; g increase and remarkable prevalency
ouciuncyuiscisc,
Wbilekidueydis-
-orders are the
most common
diseases that pre
vail, they arc
alrnost the last
recognized by
patient and phy
sicians, vho eon
ttnt themteltei
vftA doctoring the rftctt, while the orig
"w dueaie undermines the system.
. What tSt.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
oamp.Root, the great kidney remedy,
lulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain In the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
"iieery part of the urinary passage.
t corrects inability to . hold water
ju scalding pain in passing it, or bad
tuects following use jof liquor, wine or
ter, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
city of bemg. compelled to go often
uaring the day, and to get tip many
times during the night. The mild and
c extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root
xm realized. It stands the highest
jor its wonderful cures; of the most dis
wetsing cases. Ifyoa need a medicine
JJ should have the best. Sold by drug
K'stsin fiftveent nnd one-dollar sizes.
xournayliavea wiaple bottle and a
S that tes -"-
"ui,botlisentfree
hmn. Address Dr.
er & Co., Ding-
7ion,N.y, When BBwKt
ng mention this paper, and don't
"e any mistake, lmt retncBiber the
S,Dr- Kilmer's Swainp-Root, and
-dre, Bingbanrton, H. Y.
v 1 1 y iii , ick-'v
HB
thnn throe nnd ono-linlf or four per
cent of avallnblo nitrogen. From
live to Boven pounda to tho squnro
rod mny snrely bo applied. It
Bhoaild bo thoroughly raked In, and
it would bo better to wait until
after a rain boforo planting. More
molsturo la needed with 'commercial
fertilizers than with stnblo manure.
nnd wo should profor tho lattor when
It can bo obtained.
Mnnuro wntor, diluted to tho color
of weak tea, may bo applied freoly
nnd will cnuso a Btrong growth. It
may bo propnred by putting two
bushols of clear stnblo mnnuro In
a cuBk of wator. If convonlont, a
fow quarts of lion manure may bo
ndded.
SowliiK tho Reed.
For sowing Inside, ueo shallow
boxen thnt will hold two and ono
half or three Inchos of soil when
flllqd within hnlf mi' Inch or bo from
tho top. To ordinary gardon soil
add one-fourth flno woll rotted mnn
uro and onough Band to, keep tho
soil from becoming hard. Press
firmly and ovonly. With a pleco of
lath mako hnllow marks two Inchos
npnrt for tho seed rowB. Sow thin
ly nnd covor tho Burfnco of box
ovonly with sand to tho dopth of one
oighth to one-fourth Inch. Agnln
presB firmly nnd shade with a pnpor
Plnnts root bottor If soil is moist
If tho noil Is moist when tho scod
Is sown It should need but llttlo
wntor until woll up. To avoid damp
ing off nnd Btom rot, wator thor
oughly wlion necessary nnd nllow
tho .surfneo to bocomo dry boforo
watering ngnln. Avoid frequont
sprinklings nnd do not wntor Into in
tho day. Tho snmo precautions
should bo used In coldfrnmes. Give
plenty of nlr when wonther condi
tions pormlt.
Transplanting.
When tho Bocdllngn havo mndto
two truo loaves they can bo pricked
off Into othor boxca or Into a cold
frnmo. Tho soil of tho plant box
or frnmo should bo ns moist nB mny
bo without packing, and so thnt it
will not need sprinkling for tho first
day or two aftor transplanting.
Plants root bottor If ho soil Is
thnu they do If It Is wot. Tho plants
should havo nt least an inch In the
row and two nnd ono-half Inchos
between tho rows, that tho surfaco
of 4ho soil may be stirred frequont
ly; this promotes growth nnd pro
vents stem rot. If tho planta got
(crowded ' n second transplanting
should bo glvon., When tho plnnts
of tho extra early varieties get
crowded or for nny reason got
checked In tholr growth, they begin
to form flower buds nnd further
plant growth Is stopped. Before
planting out they sliould be well
hardened off by removing tho sash
entirely during tho dny nnd by spt-
ftlng the boxes out of doors. Young
planta that havo been thoroughly
hnrdened will stand frost.
. Planting Out,
Plants for early flowers should bo
put wit as soon as soil nnd weathor
conditions' will pormlt and before
they show a tondency to form flow
er buds. If possible, plant when
tho soil Is moist, but not wot. Put
tho plants in rows to facilitate hoe
ing. If. In beds, 10 to 16 wene
each way, according to tho richness
of the soil. Avoid planting where
there has been trouble with steni
rot or root lice. Asters do not ob
ject to partial shndo and In such
plnces are les3 subject to tho at
tacks of certain Insects.
Disbudding,
To secure oxtra long-stemmed
flowers of tho branching varieties,
pinch out the center bud when tho
planta begin to branch. Allow about
b of tho sldo branches to grow, nnd
keep tho latoral buds removed from
other branched. Tho cntlro strength
of tho' plant Is thus Ktvon to a hnlf
dozen flowora.
In Vick'B Iloyal Purplo nBter, wo
hav6 dovoloped a typo of plant In
which procisoly this result Is ac
complished by nabiro. Wo aro also
developing tho sumo typo of plant
In soveral othor colors of branching
nstors.
A Clrcumitflutlnt Tlilricrn" Story
Refuted.
Ono of tho most fnmoua stories
nbout tho thirteen superstition la
thnt which appenrod In tho blogrn
Ihy of Sir John Mlllnltf, published
Bomo bIx yenrs ngo. in August,
18SC, according .to tho biographer,
a party gathered at Mlllals' Scottish
homo, nirnnm, among thorn Mntt
how Arnold, Edgar Dawson, n Mr.
13. S. and a MIbb Q. S. Ono day It
wan dlncovered that thoro wore
thirteen nt table. MIsb a. S. was
grently alnrmod. To reassiiro her
Matthow Arnold, at tho end of tho
dinner, romnrked "And now, Miss
S., tho Idea 1b thnt whoovor Iouvob
tho tablo first will dlo within
tho year bo, with tho permission of
tho ladles, wo will cheat tho fatca
for once. I nnd theno fine, Btrong
lads pointing to Edgar DawBon
nnd E. S.) will all rlso.togothor, and
I think our united constitutions will
bo nblo to withstand tho nssnult of
tho renper."
Matthow Arnold, according to tho
story, died bIx months Tattorwnrd,
nnd a llttlo lator 13. S. was round In
bed killed by a revolver which lay
besldo him. In tho mcnntlmo Ed
gnr Dawson hnd gono out to Aus
tralla, and after tho two sudden
donthB thoro was natural anxiety
ns to whnt should happen to him
within tho fatal yonr. On February
18, 1S8G, ho loft Melbourne on tho
Btenmor Quottn. Tho stonmor wont
down off tho cdnst of Now Guinea
nnd Dawson was drowned. "And
now," wrltos tho blogrnphor, "what
shall bo said of thoso things? Tho
fncts nro exactly as I havo stated
thorn, nnd nro only too woll known
to many now living?"
Thnt Is tho fnmous story, nnd
now a correspondent of tho Specta
tor ruthlessly annihilates It by a
cold oxnmlnntlon of tho alleged
fncts:
"Tho fncts! Tho patty Is Bald to
havo tnkon plnco in August, 1885.
Accordingly Arnold must hnvo died
In March, 188G, nnd tho Quottn
must hnvo gono down about tho
same time. Evory ono 'knows that
Matthow Arnold died In April, 1888,
nnd I havo Just como across a ref
oronco to the wreck of tho Quottn,
by ono who lost sovornl relatives In
thnt Ill-fated ycbbqI, which gives tho
yonr of tho wreck ns 1800. Whnt
could n sorlous biographer hnvo
boon nbout whon ho allowed his
memory to trick him Into penning
such n pleco of clrcuniHtnnttnl nnn
sonso? In vlow of theso glnrlng
discrepancies It Is nllowablo to dis
credit tho wholo Btory, howovor It
may havo formed itself In tho writ
er's mind. Arnold know from nbuul
IfifiS that his llfo was precarious
nnd thnt his ond was llkoly to bo
fvory sudden. Is It llkoly thnt ovon
In Jest ho ovor uttered such a speech
ns Is hero put Into his mouth?"
Plans for Relieving City Congratioa,
In seeking to attract new enter
prises' to this city the officials of the
Chicago Association of Commerce
find that the sltea on tho main lines
of railroads and within tho factory
section are Practically all occupied.
Tho business, of a Blnglo 8nall,
though desirable concern. In not Buf-
flclon. to support a switch track ex
tending to a Bite somewhat removed
from tho ma.ln lino. Tho associa
tion has taken up with ono railroad
company a plan for wldonlng tho
area of tho manufacturing section
by, a considerable extension of spurs
nnu terminals.
There Is a human aldo to tho
problem. Tho congestion of factory
buildings in ono district produces
overcrowding In tho surrounding
neighborhoods of wngo. workers'
dwellings. Improvements In streot
enr transportation, it Is truo, In
crenso tho opportunities for factory
workers to live In dcslrnblo districts
remqto from tho plnnts in which
they aro employed. Still, tho tond
oncy Is for tho workers, especially
thoso earning tho lowest wages, to
mnko their homes so near tho fac
tories that they cart walk to nnd
from tholr work.
TluiB comes ovorcrowdlng, in their
home, which robs ndults of energy
and health and stunts tho growing
children. It wan shown by investl-
gatloiiB rccontly In Now York city
that tho avorngo height or a boy
of 13 brought tip In a family living
In ono room was G3.4 Inchos, while
tho avorngo height of a boy of tho
Bnmc age ronred In a four-room
dwolllng was CC.8 Inches. It la not
humnuo and It Is poor business for
nny community to foster or ( permit
housing conditions thnt cniiAo tho
mombors or tho noxt generation of
its citizens to grow nip Blunted nnd
lacking In vitality.
Tho most offectlvo euro for con
gestion of tho population sliggostod
at n recent exhibit In Now York
dealing with this evil was tho mov
ing of factories from tho thickly
rottled nortlou of tho city Into Itfl
outlying districts, A law limiting
factory construction to tne lniior
districts wnn urged by some Gov
ernor Ilughos, In an aildross dealing
with congestion of city population,
said thnt tho public hnd hnrdly Ijo
gun to ronllzo "whnt a proper ox
cxclao of tho pollco powers of tho
stato under a truo thoory ot govern
ment can do with regard to tnow
conditions." ,
An organization, liko tho Chicago
Association ot Commorco, aUo can
do much to Improvo thorn. It la to
bo hoped, therefore thnt In Its
plans for rollevlng congestion In tho
rnctory district It will tnko Into ac
count tho problom tot congestion ot
tho population. Chicago News.
o '
Insist upon DoWIU'b Witch Hnzol
Salvo. It Is especially good for piles.
Sold by all druggists,
HOTKTaI AND RESTAURANTS.
mn iii tin iu i mm img
T he
I White House Restaurant
For a Regular '
1 25c Dinner at 20c
They can't bo bet
McGilchrist & Sou
Proprietor.
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New Notaries. ,
O. W. Omon, Lebanon; U F.
Hull, Newberg; G. II. Hood, John W.
Cook, Iea. Inngloy, Dnvo 13. Uloch,
Portland.
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The fate of the
breakfast is decided
by the . quality of
the CofFee.
Folger's
Golden
Gate
J.A vni r.FB ACT
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makes breakfast the begin
ning of a cheerful day.
Aroma-tight tins save all
the fragrance and strength.
Sold on merit. No prizes
No coupons No crockery.
J. A. Tolgmr 41 Co.,
San FfAiaelaa
H9 COURT BTRKKT.
Call nnd Ujl Um. MmIi
I 16c. Hoard per weak tt.lt,
reasonable.
AT TOT!
Salem
Restaurant
MEALS 15c
f
in 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 m n it 1 1 i m
i: ELITE HOTEL i
' Restaurant and hotel, on ;
! ' European plan. Meals at all
, ; houra on short order. Regular !
dinner 20 conts. Thirty new-
'. ly Unbilled furnished roomi,
I ' K. KOKKItfiRN, I'rop.
I 148 Commercial it. I
HOTEL OREGON I
Cor Seventh ana Stark fits.
Portland's New and Modern
Itotei. Rates $1 per day and i
up. European plan. Free Bus. i
WRKJIIT-DfCKINSON HOTEL CO.
Prowletors
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j The Leonard ll
First class rooming and board
ing house. A. Clark, proprie
tor. Phone 971.
254 Frost St. Salem, Or.
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What Stove
for Summer?
Nothing adds to kitchen
convenience tn summer weather
like a New Perfection Wick
Blue Flame1 Oil, Cook-Stove,
Anything that any stove can
do the New' Perfection" vill
do, and Je it better. Bakes.
roasts, boils, toasts; heats the wash wafer and the sad
Irons, and docs it without dissipating its heat through the room
to your discomfort. The
NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Name Oil Cook-Stove
actually keeps the kitchen cool actually makes it comfortable
for you while doing the family cooking, because, unlike the coal
range, Its heat is directed to one point only right under the
kettle. Made in three sizes, fully warranted. If not
with your dealer, write our nearest agency.
The
Z3Ww.Xr r A TbfL) affords a
l Unlit Mint in very gratcAil
to tired eyes a perfect student or fnmlly
lamp. Dtom, ntckcl plated, hence more dur
able thnn other lamps. ,
If not wth your dealer, write our near
est agency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(Bereertl)
OWN PEOPLE ARE GROWING WISE
A lnrco number of thorn aro now uslnp ALLKN'S llOSTOX
IIHOWN 11IIKAI) FLOUIt. Tho people ot Now lOncland have
lived on Junt tiucli Puro Food a for over a hundred yenrn. Theae
Koods am put up In packnxoH nnd In 10 nnd 2rpmiud sacks,
and nro for onto by Ahh KlItHT-OLAHH GIlpCKUH.
AMKN L1CWIS, PtMiland,
Dlatrlbutora for Oregon.
ALLEN'S B B B FLOUR COMPANY
San Joso, Cnl boBMoInes, Iowr
HMhTltMSMfUMI
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BANK TALK No. 13
By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salemi Or.
THE SOURCE OF POWER
Which turns tho whool ot tho mill proHperlty, la money. With
out mouoy, you cannot oven start tho whupl, but once atnrted, It
turn? onstor with ovory revolution. Thoro Is but one way to ao
cuimilnto money, and that In by wiving. A llttlo monoy and a good
credit OBtablUhud, by cohhIhIoiiI buvIiik, will accomplish wonders.
We want you to get ahead, and Rtnnd roady to holp you. Nothing
opona tho gateway to bucccbs bo quickly as
and nothing rIvob you moro flntlHfnctlon thn.n tlfb feollng that you
aro Indopondont. It udda to your good choor, brlugfl conteutmeut,
Hnd ninkea your wholo llfo o:iBlor to Hvo. Thoao hippy reflulU
do not requlro n big bank balance. Ilogln with nny small rhiouhc
you can Bpnro, and ndd to It rogulnrly from yotir HiirpltiH earnliiKS
of thuHO proHpuroMH dnya. Hvery dollar auvel and dojioultcd In
tho hunk Is adding Just bo much to
FORTUNE'S CORNER STONE
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
HEADY TAILOftED CLOTHES
FOH WELL DRESSED
MEN,
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PRICE RANGE
2Q TO 40
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Don't read this unless you aro In need of Roma of ihc
artlolw, and wish ts say maaey by buying thorn at a baraln.
Until March 30 in order to ttiako room for now goods, thoso items
will bo offered at greatly reduced prices,
Thoso aro a of standard make nnd good quality.
Jtogular
Prlco
Ono now 3-Inch wagon, com.plcto , 1110.00
Onu new buggy, best make,,.,, , ...; ,,.. 130.00
Ono new buggy, boat wake, v ........ .... 9C.00
Ono aew runabout ..,,.,.... ,..,.,.. ,.,,., CC.OO
C One new disc harrow ..,,..,., ..,.. ''i,0Q
C One new Tiger drill , ,,. , ... ...... .,, 00,00
C One new IVickeyo binder ...... 100.00
V One nqw lluckeyo mower i.. ,,,.,, . ... 00.00
OA.UV
Prlc
$ 96,00
100,00
80.00
42.19
17.50
7a, co
135.00
41.59
11,00
65.10
15,00
13.50
11,50
0.00
.0
"no nuw HuiKite m , .,,... ......
M Ono now Iavla cream aenarator ' . ..... 100,00
Ono. now 14-Inch Itfelc Island Clipper stool plow., 10.50
m One new 12-lnek Itock Island "Upper Bteel plow.. 17.50
K one new IO'Ihch Itock Immm cupper atetij piow,. is.du
tV nnn nam tiamlmaJn llirlit AVlirMul 7.1.ftA
m One new harfdmada llwkt enrMM 75.00
8lHEltNM. (lBHbIiKreB, aeck-yokos, dashboards, cushion,
W at a 30 per cent reduction. ,
C An assortment of about I3Q0 worth of pajnts, lead, oil, ,yar-
alkMi aad sUI will be put oh sale.
9 ' I will also sll ob cafiwlastoR any Implement or vsaileb
M which you may wish to dlapose of, at any time,
I CEORiB It JACOBS ISSJSS?
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