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TAL tOJDjlNALb BALEM.OItEGOy, , JgllRAY. JPLriSi.lOOSy.
Lard has been in existence a long
time--so has indigestion
i-HHMn"ifAture.' i hard to solve. People
wlio are most particular about adapting the
weight of their wearing apparel to the season
aad Its coHditlons, who never think of going
out In a storm without an umbrella and' rub
bers, who would not sit In a draft for a farm,
will day after day cat lard-soaked food and not
realize for an instant that it is clogging their .
wfeole inner machinery ad likely to result in
a full-fledged cae of indigestion. A-
lard it produced frowf hog-fat, sometime
inspurt, alwayi jndlgaatltite, and therc'sVgood
day coming when no one will think of u&ing it
for cooking. Cotlolette is the- only rational
frying and shortening medium in the world.
It is made from refined vegetable oil and choice
beef suet everything about it is digestible and
conducive (o health.'
It is a. product of Nature.
It will make pure, palatable, healthful, food,
and food which anyone can eat and enjoy with
out. the after-pangs of a disordered stomach
i Try Coltolene once' and '
' you'll never-more be
a friend to lard.
CottoUn is Guaranteed .w5 hrebyrautUlorj2eyoar
In caw ym'rc Hot ple4d After kavlag given COTTOUJNU a fair test.
Nvr Sold iri frulk COTTOLBNlf U welted In pails
never aoia in puik wJth ft paU&t aUght top t0
keep it clean, fresh and wholesome; alio to prevent it from nb
sotbiag the disagreeable odors of the grocery, such as fisb, oil, etc.
CnnV, .Rnolr Fi We shall be glad to tend any bouse
look spook rref (d- a tcenl gtampi ur new
"POUK l'OOD COOK HOOK," edited nnd compiled by Mrs. Mary
J. Lincoln, autbor of tlie famous "Boston Cook Book." Address
THU N, It. I'AMOANK COMPANY, CHICAGO
Nature's Gift from the Sunny South
FRATERNAL ORII.Elf- ,
(Jp" WHITE -MICE
To the 2,000,000 Elks, Owb and
members of otber benevolent socle
tie In the United States which have
zoological names has Just been add-
Jed the newly organized "Fraternal
Order of White Mice."
With this newcomer In the field
he names of at least a score of tin
bette'r known bea-ts and blrdj have
been utilized as titles for societies.
The tendency to select animal names
seems to be a deep seated and grow
ing one, and investigation into the
uses of those names would make an
interesting study.
The Fraternal Order of the Moose
is one of the most reconf additions
to the "Elks" and "Buffaloes" and
orders named for the big animals.
Among the benevolent societies the
Beavers, and Eagles both have large
memberships. Another order, thi
Owls, has IDC nests nil over the
country, with a home nest in South
Bend, Indiana. There are over 7G,
000 members belonging to these.
The Fraternal Order of Eagles has
an enrollment of over 250,000 mem
bers and the Elks Is one of the lar,
e't benevolent societies In Chicago,
the total disbursements running into
millions of dollars. The Independent
Order of Foresters has an enrollment
of 255,000 members and its total
disbursements for benefits to Its
members, amounts to 122,600,000
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Harvesters and Campers
Dry floods Supplies
Overalls, Sox, Suspenders, Gloves, Calico, Muslin
o i. ii ,... l.h Wanimc Tlrillinrr TirlViriar Cl. !..,..
0 10 11 M. UU.ti, ieiiiuij, """6? y'i5, diiuugKi
LOW TRICES . LOW PRICES. : LOW pmcJ
. .. n.ti..i.i TTnilnrtrnnr ......
Men's ana Jboys uuiuiub"" """'-" ...Ufc
Straw Hats from J ' ioc
Table cloth, white or turkey red, yard . .. . .,
(1 M"M m
Toweling " ' ' ' j,
Toweling, all linen,- unbleached.... Q. In. t
Sheets, bleached',' 81x90, hemmed, cnclM . ...!...
BlnnKeis, a. pair uj .j. ji
r'lilMrnn'o rti'ornlla ........ .
,V"""",'"U .v. - .
Grey cotton hose, a pair , , , , jj
R0STEIN & fiREENBAUM, 2Z$T
TJtYINO OUT OF'
MILITARY HALLOOX8
roLlTICTAXH ARK WHAT'S neighborly ctcem. There nro no
1IKTWEF..V TAFT AND Ill'filllvS fortifications on our frontlor. There
nro no imiuusiups on me waters u-
... i.i .... ...... ,. .... . vldinc us.
W.ahln.inn. .T..l 5.r.rn.,-,(ll wbjii inBiiin, -my w. wny i.rs -
I .. " ' -;"'- ' V " Oov. Gharles Evans HiiKhos
Md army offlcors who look to them
ti)' develop tho art of war In' the
fourth medium tho alr-rnro fo
Kinnlns to center tholr nttontlon up
Jirt Moyor, near Wnihlngton, whom
tlie army Iki'.aI corp; It sjou tJ
4tcrmlne by nctjial exporlmenf what
jti. Serial manduvertvcnn','l)o-uiaile
t play In the American game of
warfare. '
Captain Ualdwln'a dirigible balloon
V l.h ho linH built according to army
rprcincatloui, ban been shipped and
Is loln nssombled. In a few days
K will bn put th rou Kh the paces pro
scribed bv tho signal corps. It It
sot built on so lnrgo n scalo as the
Zeppelin dlrlglblo nor Is It expected
to establish a record for nlr crnff.
Yel the trials, If successful, will bo
important at marking the beginning
of ft period of development of nlr
MNgntlon by tho army.
Next month tho Herring and
Wright aeroplane will be tried out
Mdor tho most exacting conditions.
Thwo trial flight nro expected to
t tho longest nttnlnod, the sped
tCAtlona calling for a mnchluo thft
will remain n nlr for nn hour. Tho
i rials will also boftho first notable
ribllo demonitrntlo'n of tho Wright
fehlno which has been tho great
Biyatery of the nerououtlc world.
npn Alien and ofllcors of tho slg.
Hl corps are counting upon these
t'J! to bring home to congress the
practicability of nlr navigation, if
sH-cces in attaint-! nn appropriation
vlll bo akel to ennblo the corps
to devoto Its onurRlos to bulldlni.. m
n nerlnl fleet nnd encouraging In
tentora In perfecting mechanical no
rlal fllsht.
This feature of the trials Is by far
tho most Important. Since th ex
perineal of I'rof. Lnngley on the
tomae whloh, although thy did
xot solve the problem of flight, wont
fur toward perfecting the necewnrr
wwinmcai apparatiii. congross and.
us a conmtqnn. tho army huv
l'OVi upon norlnl flight as n cht
n f rlcal notion. The ridicule follow.
In Ijinsley's exporimants had mucu
to do with his death and the subse
quent praUe of bis work by all set
fatltti has twndl to make th B
tlowat letfJatrs more chnrlUUIe
mid Ua cooksure.
u no awrotHana sod atrlgtb
"' tairiy siul It)
nrmy reqHiumwiu it U
tho
New York executive, been unrenrc-.1 ,III'iI ' LNIuS wwlM
tented In tho. harmony qonfpronces : HOME OF UXDESIRAHLES
i wiiBiiiiiKLun. .iinv .t.v.xa I'rngf.
dont Roosevelt honored tho lati
TroBldent Cleveland by ronnmlng a
Catlfornlnn forest ."Cleveland," so ho
Is Heeklnc to nav tribute to tho mm.
.....'.. .. I Inir I'rOlIllfinfininvllOJiv rnmnlnr
u'ir cuiuvur iik, or ooiri ino Tail- " "'"" "' ........(, i
Ites want him (o piny In their bnoic 1 lho 8l,8nin of tho name of "Land of
.....i IIIIO ITnilftSlrnlilna" frnm Imlnn Tnll'.
juiui
betweon Judge Taft and the Into
Inmented "allies," at Hot Springs?
That', what politicians of the first
mnguitudo are asking In Washing
ton today. Is tho governor grouchy
over sdmeWng, or
The smoke of battle had hardly
cleared away whon Speaker Cannon
was puffing his cigar under Judge
Taft'u vino and flg-treo and express-
.a mo iiuuiuiu ui'iirv iu survu uuck- i "w ..... iunb
eyo Hill In whatsoever capnclty j,o tn,),UneU l,rnP"ce of shipping v
might will. Sonator BovorMge. son- run,s '" Mnnl'n. The Phlllppl
the Undoslrnblos" from Judge Taffs
pet country, tho Philippines.
T.nough the secretary of state, or
dorB have gono out to tho American
consular representatives nt Asiatic
ports to discontinue their long-es-
ag-
nes
dumping
ntor Hemenwnv nnd itoni-mtantnMvn nnvo hoen made the
Watson bloakod the door In their !'ro,imll r human traih, who claim
eagernsai to get Into Judge Taft'a An,or,cnn ?ltlzeri8hlp. It Is snid, on
room llrst to tell him how loynl thejlho l,,eorj' that at Minlla or vlclntty
tl M1.. .. t. ... .. I l?Ml tun.. 1... ..Hn..KA.. 1... .1 .
i'iiiruuiiKf men would no to thoi "" ""' "v inuvurcu ur mo wan-
ucrjust vIctlniB, or that they might
bo sort on to tho states. Such n
practice was nlco for tho Asiatic
ports, but Manila did not seo any
fill! In It ....! t.l... . ..
iii ii, iiuu Luminal nud ni 1110 COSr
since its organization in 1874. Th?
queerest named secret society found
In Chicago, however, Is the Concaten
the Order of Hoos Hoos. an orenn
Izntion of lumbermen, with a large
membership.
o
Over Thlrtv.flvn 1Vnr.
In 1S72 thero wns a great deal of
marrnoea, dysentery and cholera In
fantum It wns at this time that
Chamberlnln's colic, Cholern and DI
nrrohca Remedy was first lironcht In
to use. It proved more successful
man nny otner romouy or trontmont,
nnu nns mr tniriy-nvo years ma n
talned thot record. From a small
UCCinnlntr Itn cnln nnd nsn hni nr
tended to every part of the United
State nni! to mnnv fnrpltrn rnnnfrloi
Nino drMgglsts out of ten will rec-
Dmmcni ir wnnn innir nn n nn i
asked, although they havo otlpr
medlclnos tnat pay them a greater
prom, u can always bo dependod
upon, even In tho most severe nnd
dangerous cat.es. For sale by Dr.
Stono'g drug store.
men
Ohio nomlueo. Being tho loudest
talker, 8onator Boverldgo got Taffa
ear first.
Rep. Burke, of Pennsylvania, hot
footed It aorosB country, from Sena
.. .. .,.,. luillllljf, UUII1 DUlin ' ..., .v., ij,u hjj,
tor Knox's country homo to toll tho tn,,B I,,aced upon hor. Tho quostlon
M.i... l.l .l.l L ... nf tnllnrv nnA n l.n.. .. ...
new big chief how numh Mm son
ntor loved his conqueror. Ho had
hardly gotton to Hot Springs before
Hep. Coopor, of Wisconsin, came In
Vi pledge the vote of th La Folletto
aowd of roformers. Even Senator
Hick, of Ohio strutted around, as
the representative of Senator Fn.
J'lur. to display within tho sight of
Judge Tnft, a beautiful whlto flag.
But where was ho who boro tho
lilgnla of Gov. Ruches? Sat in
Hot Springs. And Judge Tnft has
wn no one of that stripe since he
wm nominated. The politicians nro
wondering If ho wants to.
(JOOI) WILL HAS 1IKBX
IIXTHNDKI) IX) aX.I)A
Unltm Prtss I.tmeJ wir.J
Quebec. July SS Vln.. n-.i.i,....
Charles w. Fairbanks todiiy dellvw
d an midroMt of good will aRd
neighborly fr!Ki!tklp frow th fal
tiM States to Prince George Frtlr.
lek of Wales at the ter.cutry
I'olebratlou xureUi iifi., ....
l'buulin moimmept.
Wo cotfldently believ thai i...
UultHl States a ii pm.i. ..i.
(liMUliotl to ttlay a lari- ..i ........
MwwrlaR lart Ik the progr of tba huwjl
i"w lr " iae wstrW roUnt.
of tnklng care of these stranded per
sons, or Bonding thorn homo on a
government s-hlp was n voxlng one
nnd tho authorftlos of tho city and
of tho Islands, complained to tho
President.
LnBt year thow wore not less thna
2L'i vagrants who were provided
with transportation. In HO of these
oasoB the cost of subsistence was
paid by tho insular government.
Somo of thoo are sailors who had
boon discharged and who h.i i..
tcrtod from American sailing vossels
oJUior at ManUa or at such places as
Hongkong, or Singapore whence
they wore sent to Manila by the local
American consulnr representative,
"on thtfr way home," wherever that
might be..
Mania Is tired of bolnc th .ni.
tal of the I'ndoslrablos and Busted,
nnd her klek has boon hwded.
A WOMAN'S RACK-
PROSPERITY HURTS
PAWNBROKERS
Pawnbrokor and loan sharks
throughout tho country have been
hard hit by tho roturnlng wnve of
prosperity. Interesting and curlom
Information about this line of busl-
ne-s was uncovered by the boa-d of
review In this city who heard from
one ghetto property owner, Abraham
Nemwan, that he was being ruined
by prosperity and that he was losing
money every day. "Ruined by pro
perty?" nskod ono of the revlewera
In astonishment. "I enn't under.
stnnd that." "Easy enought," re
turned Newman, "I am a pawnbrok
er and whon tho times nro good there
Is no builnoss for mo. There are
120 pawnbrokers In Chicago and not
ono of thorn who Is doing an honest
uusinesa is making any money to
day." The 111 offocts of the present
revival on nnothpr line of business
were bewnllod by George Armstrong
a manufacturer of rat trap, al
though Just what the connection was
between prosperity and the fniun
off In the salo of rodent snores wa3
not mado clear.
"My business ha, been strlou :
damaged," stated Arnrtrone anion'
ly. "It must have bean tho r.n th
Bryan would be nominated." bo nd.i.
od enigmatically, "that caused such
a leeiwg of disgust among purchase
rs, ami I am afra!d hla nomtnaMr,-
will have a permanent denreasim. i.
"nonce or tn rat tran indi.strv
We Just Keep Growing and Can't Helo It
Our prnwfli. PRiipplallv durlnsr the oast two venru !mn i.nnn
- "- -- - " -- ' - -- non
derful. Nothwithstanding this favorable condition we nre not d!i-
poseu to iet tnc growtn siop, anu ueg leave 10 call your atten
tion to our last statement, nnd to respectfully solicit your bail.
npfts nn the tiiBt irrnnnil nf Rlinerlor strolltrtli' nnd fnr.lHM.
Many people do not know what a bank's capltnl is for, or the dlf.
icruiico ueiween a unnit oi mue or no cupiuu anu one with lam
capital.
A HANK'S CAPITAL
Is the fund that nrotects the denosltors from less: .thrrnfm-a .v.
' "' i
ihikvi n is, uiu greuiur iiruiucwuu itiu uujiusuor nns. This bant
has a
Capital of 8100,000
surplus anu undivided proms H.ooo
Additional Stockholder! Liability 100.000
A total of 8208.000
This means that we must lose S20S.000 beforo our ,ionn.iu..
couid lose a cent. This protection is for YOU. When you think
-uniiK" inmK "united states National."
United States National Bank of Salem,,
jt
- - " ni imuisir
The Artie, ami Paliu "VIII i)ln. Thd wk e board of review had
mvii. It .1... .i..i-. . .. . In mnra i..U... i.i i
2tsrr,!5,v--" -.- .""
pear If the Ahlr. nf ti.u
Clticn U Kiiiloirnl.
A wowas's back has mnav aches
and pains.
Mwt tlms 'tis U)9 kidney's fault,
Baekaoh is revtliy kUnty acjie;
That's wKi' Dmu'i kUbav tm-
rs vuiw iu
sufficient to tako up UiU
tArnwt.
Thre . m .marte w kfk of
lnvntor, fjtt. AMe. f
M corps. Uh. kM wl i ,OW8
with thew. Mmi Utw Ultt
I'm ,,.Wk 4,,,R tk JNnrtmwit
Mis and vv jHiaamra u, of
he lr k ut Hmy tak6l u U
Question tbtr h d8ubt that in
a fw ywn U umua SJM0 wm
bo abre of aiu nuiw la aw.
iii'n,m.
work in pmic. Ntbor nvt
tvrrltortvs.
'We cot only tstch
In wan of lany Salem wam v... .i...
the other's Head wlut oae w,B M "l...
- Mtf llll
It
other',
YuTbl
.;.Tl !',fr ''Kht or ieriou t,
hou4 15: v,m VtZL :
Mr, n. SekrWbar r t.i m... .-,.
ci. v ,6 ou
rlHrts j M Hatn, ij;
Wom ,1,. , sh
rertwg from ihm.., u.,.
alch not oaly troubled tne Uroufih
te day bt hrok Mv .ru"
Our deiiciOUS Cod T.ivAr !,.bMH " w eaecte of nu.
n..ann.Mi.: ...ii .. i Kidney Piiu auu. t u.i .-..
Picuuuuu vJrnout on. .i.. ... : "" v u lK rowi
Better than old-fashioned SirZKS 1 T
cod Uyer oil and emulsions k m Z i 'J l"
to restore health for Ur nm.r w-wo-. JSJ Mamr
Old people, delicate children, f,y Uft1 others know
:,..:" a nQ d effective rem-
"- -W..WWB 'ni, However, tor it
led to the discovery oi over $150
Q00.Q00 of taxable WMnh hidden
away In Chicago and vicinity, tin
taxes on which will enrich the citv
ami oonaty 'by Mveral mtlMoae of
dollars. The newly discovered prop
erty Is the estimated total value of
S0O HRHIvlded Mtiue which, during
th lives of their owners, were un
dertaxod and now will havo tn .a
properly paid on by th heirs. j
a mult of the strenuous look Into
u pat, eoaaoJoaco-strlcken proper
ty owuers are rushing to the re
vtewwi with true valuations and
hfcrd-luek atotas.
When You Arc Dry
WHY NOT BUY
A 'puro and wholesomo boverag that is sold In all the cltto
of Westt-rn Oregon and Northern California.
Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops
Grown in Marion County
Made of Filter! Watw and strictly In accordance with tk
T)ltA Pha .IV n
u. ruou aw MIem Beer ,B (he best fflJM bey oflereoW
public.
Mado by scientific processea and guaranteed pure and nh
some.
No adulteration. .0 drugs or chemicals and, under the v
Preci sanitary conditions. Address all orders to
'- . -.
j Salem Brewery Association
weak run-down persons, and
after sickness, colds, coughs,
bronchitis and all thrru Qn
lung troubles,
edy."
for sale by all dair ni ,.
cents. Foster-Milh!t..n 1 r.. ! .
iaViv Q.nv .V. btl or 4-i luujr troubles iWw avhi. . i w" uuna0,
!av S. Y Uo.Jwt handy n re, " vniot, .Ne w lork. iole agents fv,r the Vnt-
lHf?wkwW lltir Md aufcR Try H on our . .states lm
Help for Tho. Who Uave Stonmcl.
Trouble.
After iloptnrinr n !... . n
for a bad tn.,h . "..w, " ,8ar!
i.vebdrHdoK
.-. '"vu.w uc aua aocior's fees, I nur.
which did her so mucbUd tnat"
she continued to use them8nd they
have done her more good than all
of the niedlPin t ..f"u .Via ""
Samuel BoyeTo,Som?lo.lQr&
drmr stor lc M,,e by Dr- Sine's
urug store Samples free.
THE BUREAU
lnL7, r-- " -a m m
F. P. TALKTMrrrnxT '
rjTJ? ta ,he 2 ST",
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
"i",ue, 177. . .
300 awiw -
Waller & Hentschel
aucewsors to E. Eckerlm
"The Elite" Hotel and Cafe
""- US Ctfrnmettfa, ?treet
aU 6 A- Midnight. -E-.,.
6nt '"h' Lunch, 25c. sun.
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