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mOZ FOCH THE FLOWER OF THE RANCH TOMORROW OXE OK THK ItlUOIITEST AXI) CATCHIKST MUSICAL COMK DIKS OK KKCKXT YKAHS fT 13 A VUiWV.K OK A MUSICAL COM KM". A tviileal Western elrl Is MIbs Mabel do Nordmdorf. who is play Inn tho rolo of Margaret In "The Flower of tho Ranch," Joseph K. Howard's new musical comedy com ing to the Grand Friday flight. Margaret In a "school marm on a ranch In California, whwe the scenes of the day are laid. She Is youiiK. and the typical Western cow girl, who can ride u bucking broncho or ropo a wild steer, as wel las teach the youngsters their I'UBona. -Mai-caret enters early In the first act and there Isn't a shadow of a doubt In the minds of the. audience but what MIsk Nordendorf Is all the part requires. She Is pretty and at tractive to look upon, nud moves about with a Western air that makes one feel that they are on tho level plains, where the characters are true tn llfo. Her first musical number, "C'lesr- mont." affords her an opportunity to convey to tho audience that she Is tiffed with nn excellent voice, ami again In, "Lil-I.u ilalie" and "Swen heart Ties" she sings and danci-s with such bewitching smiles and fetch y nils that she wins and holds tho audience throughout the Per formance. Not only docs she sing well, but displays ability as an act ress, for she has several strong dra matic scenes. Taken all in all, Miss de Nordendorf is an artist of excep tional abllltly, tho possensor of a rich soprano voice and a clever actress. o A SPLENDID PLAY WELL WRITTEN FINELY ACTED If Christianity nnd Judlasm took the commandment "Love Tliy Neigh bor as Thyself", and contented them selves with Interpreting the word "neighbor" In n somewhat limited wny by applying It to the ono who lives In "The House Next Door then the sent! nt of race hatred around which tills beautiful enter taining and morally educating com edy has been woven, would be n tiling of the pant. It could no longer bo the mainspring of n modern play Hut alas, this is not the case, and racial prejudice above all of Oon- tlle against tho Jew Is a sad but real fact In life. Therefore, both Christian nnd Jew should be thankful for an opportun ity to witness a performance of "The IIouho Next Door". It Is n play that on the whole should prove nn elil clent force on behalf of sympathy and good will between Christian and Jew. Iloth In seeing It, will derive much pleasure, anil cannot possibly escape moral profit. While It alms merely to entertain, It Incidentally Inculcates mutual understanding and amity between the two. The play, as given nt the (lalety Theater In New York City, will be seen at The (irand opera house, Mon day evening, October !. with William V. Mong in Hie leading ride, and a company of players of note. This at traction promises to be one of t lie best offerings of the season. o OBJECTION IS NOT TO CHURCH BUT TO COLOR Fearing that tile vr'ectlon of a church by tho colored people at the corner of Saginaw anil Miller streets will have the effect or bringing a colored settlement Into the residence section of South Salem, the members of tho Seventh Ward Improvement League met last evening at the Townsend Hall, and niter several speeches were made on the subject, resolutions were passed disproving of tho plan, and tho secretary was In structed to give a copy of them to the press ami also to the minister promoting tho building of the church. Itev. t!eo. M. Itaymond, of Port land. Is the colored minister who Is promoting the scheme to have a church built In that section of the city. He Is contemplating buying the corner on Saginaw and Miller streets from llr. Mercer. The members of the league upon learning of It made up their minds to opisise the plan and the meeting hist evening was (lie tlrst step taken in a campaign to be waged against It. Itcsiiltitloii Signed by Many. The resolution passed is as fol lows: "Whereas, It has been reported that there Is an effort being made to pur chase a lot and build a church for colored people in South Salem, there fore be it resolved that, "We, the undersigned members of the seventh ward Improvement league do hereby voice our emphatic disapproval of the establishment of any such church within the bounds of the svventh ward. Isaac Thomp son. Jr., F. P. Smith, J. Macy. C. 11. Petersen. C. I- Davis, August Fisher. M. M Right linger. (Tins. S. Hurdsnl. I.ee V. Acheson. W. P. Weiss, X. P. Hasmuiisen, Kev. II C. ltlack, O. I,. Townseiul, S 0. Klghtlinger. Frank Morrison, I.. J. Vlbbert. K. C. Wells. Hoy Moore. M. II. Vlesko, O. lreton, C. W. ljigrange, V Springer. X. D-F-lllott. V. K. Arnold. U. W. llohson. W. M. Fngate. Mllo ltastmissen. John Falst, It. P. Plodgett. G. II. Harris, J. M. Hlgler, J, IS. Uyan. A. U Lewis. t It. lllckson. A. Eugene Aufrane, K.C. Miller. TO IMPROVE COUNTY ROAD TO ME HAM A MKIIAMA PKOPI.K COMK TO THK ITtOXT WITH A ..cllnrAXTIAL AUHSCHIITIOX TO AID I. THE f.OOII WOHK. There has been a movement start ed to improve the roads between this city and Mchama, as that main coun ty road gets vory little attention from any source whatever. The Idea is that die automobile club and the people along the road co-operate to keep It In travclablo condition. The movement has taken shape In a sub stantial subscription on the part of the Meliama people, ag follows: Whereas, the Salem Husiues Men have offered to assist us In repairing the road between fllehama ami Stay ton, and, as wo appreciate the In terest they have shown, we, the un dersigned, agree to pay the sum set opposite our respective names In cash or labor: .1. I). Parker $23,00 Hue Drager 25.00 J. W. IrvliR- 25.00 O It- llaskin 8.00 o! Zimmerman 2.00 A. S. Morris 4.00 Karl O. WInzer 4.00 Albert llecker 2.00 John Hamilton 3.00 T. J. Valet 4.00 Luther Stout J3.00 D K. Swank 25.00 ll'iggs & Nendel 10.00 Kornek & Molke. 3.00 Charles Cladek 2.00 (. F. Korlnek 2.00 Sestak & Sons 2.00 Stayton State Ilailk 10.00 J. M. Klngi ' T..00 0. A. Ileauchamp 2. B0 Forest Mack 1.00 T. II. Kiggs 2.00 A. D. Gardner 10.00 Jacob Kpaniol 2.00 Stayton, II Fleo G.00 Charles Ciehlen 2.00 W. A. rieauchamp, M. D 10.00 Steve Polres 2.00 Peter Doldrlch 1.00 Unknown 1.00 Salem Subscriptions. Salem Auo Club 25.00 It. P. Dolse , 5.00 W. If. Kldrldgo 5.00 W. & M. K, Ilreyman 10.00 Shorm Swank 5.00 S. W. Thompson & Co 2.50 W. C. Knighton 5.00 Ceo. E. Waters 1.00 .T H. Albert 10.00 hi !). Shafer 1.00 Tho plan adopted Is to make the roads passable, and In tho Bprlng put on two caretakers, who will smooth up the roiwl ami keep It In perfect condition. o OR, STEINER RE-ELECTED SUPERINTENDENT When Jnnuary 1, 1912, arrives Dr. Stelner, superintendent of the Stnto Hospital for tho Insane, will enter upon his second tPrm, for ho was ro-eleftcd yesterday by tho state board. Dr. Stelner received' Ills appoint ment to this Institution when Gov ernor Chamberlain, Secretary of state neuson and Stato Treasurer Steel criniposed tho board. When the attack was mado on tho doctor dur ing the legislature, the present state board stood by him, and gnve the people to understand that it was prompted only by political motives. In view of Ilia fact, therefore, the election of the doctor was certain, and came as no surprise to any one. In addition to hi sdutles ns super intendent of the asylum, he will ex cise much authority In relation to the branch institution, In Kastern Oregon for a year or so, as no su perintendent will be electel for It until It Is ready to receive patients. Salem, Falls City & Western Ry Leaves West Salem for: Dallas, Falls City and Black Rock 9:00 a. m. Dallas nnd Fall City 1:30 and 4:35 p. m. Sunday trains ror: Dallas and ltlack Rock 9:00 a. m. and 1:35 p. m. Trains arrive at West Salem from Pallas 8:15 a. m. Black Rock and Dallas. .12:20 p. m. Falls City and Dallas .... 4.15 p.m. SAI.KW INHEl'KNPENCE HOATS. The launches Independence and Uuilse will leave Mielr wharf at the foot of Trade street for Independence at tho following hours daily except Sunday. Leaves Independence 8:30 a. in. Leaves Salem 4:00 p. m. o When you heve p. b . I cold you want the best medicine obtainable so as to cure It with as little delay as possible. Here Is a druggist's opin ion: "1 havo sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for 15 years," says L'nos I.ollar, of Saratoga. Ind., "and consider It the best on the market." For sale by nil dealers. 7mo Mmm from woman's ailments are invited to write to the names and addresses here given, for positive proof that Lydia E. Knkham's Vegetable Compound docs cure female ills. Tumor I mnvtwl. Elmo, Mn.-Mr. Sarah J. Bluart.R.F.n. Ko.2. ii-.i lli. Pwria,Ill.-Mr.niritln Ttfly!,inr,MoindSt. Nutlrk, Mva.-Mra. Mutban IS. Orealun, 61 Kuril) Main St. MIlwaukM.Wis. Mrs. Emmn Imiw, ffX! 1st St. Chicago, 111. -.Mrs. Alvuiiu Sprung, UMCly. bourne Av.. Catena, Kan.-Mra.R.R. TTrjev.71.1MineralAY." Victoria, Mini. Mm. Willie rjlw.mh. Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. W. 11. liuush, 7 Ea.it- TiewAve.,,. hanirn of l.lff. Epptnif, K It.-Mrs. (Ha K. Kterpris. blroawr, lll.-Mra. J. 11. Campbell, ax; North Second St. Brooklyn, V. Y.-Mrn. Kven, KC Halscy St. Noah, Ky.Mrs. Liz-iie Holland. f'athaiiiet.Waah. M rs.Klva Harbor K-lwardn. Circle-villa, Ohio. Mrs. Alice Kir tin, yaj VVi-st Huston St. Salem, Ijid.Mrs. Utile R. ltlnkli, R.n.No.3. New Orleans, La.aMrg. Gaston i,uuUuau,181J Terpsichore St. Mtahawaka, lnd. -Mrs, Chas. Bauer, Sr., 623 Kant Marion St. Racine,Vis.-.Ir. Ratio Kubik, R. 2, Box 61. Beaver Falls. I'a.-.Mrs.W. P. Hoyd.WlOilthAv. Maternity Troublf. BronanRh, .Mo.-.Mrs. 1). K. Ahwhtre. Phenix, lt.I.-Mrs. Win.O. King, Hot 2X5. Carlstadt, N.J.Mri. Louis Fischer, 32 Mon roe St. Honth Sanfonl, Mo.-Mrs. Hiarlofl A. Austin. Btiheuactady,f.Y. Mrs. 11. Purter,7ii Albany St. Taylonllle, Ill.-Mrs. Joo Grantham, 825 W. Vanilevtter St. Cincinnati, Ohlo.-Mrs. Sophia 1 loir, 615 Mo Mii-ken Ave. Run, Pa.-Mm. Y. E. Pooler, l'bila.lelphia, I'a.-.Mrs. M. Johnston, 210 SieuelSt. , , Itnckarlir. Teorla, Til. -Mrs. Clara L. Uauwiti, R. R, No. 4, H'.i l. Angiista, Mci.-Mrs.WlnlifM nana, R. P. n. 2. til. Paul, Minn.o.Mis. U. M. Hcboru, 1UU3 W'HHlhrldge St. Pittsburu, la.Mrs. O. Lejer, 5'.'10 Kinkaid St., E.K. Kearney, Mo.Mr. TltomaJi Aslmrry. Blue Island, lll.AIra. Anna Schwartz, 32S llrove St. East Karl, 1'a "Mrs. Anenstus I.yon.R.F.OO. Operntionit AvoiiltMl. Hikoflton, Mo. .Mrs. Dema Itethuiie. Gardiner, .Me.-Mra. 8. A. Williams, 142 Wash. liiKton Ave. Cliica(io,lll.-Mrs.Wm.Ahrcns,22n9W.5l8t St. Bullovue, o'.ik..Mrs, Edith Wielaud, 238 Monroe St. TleForest, Wis.Mrs. Atii;iiite VosfKsrraann. ilexter, Kaus;is..Mrs, Lizzie Seott, Organic Dlflplacementa. P.Iark I)u-k, Minn. Mrs. Anna Anderson, itox 1. Veslewille.Pa.-Mm. Mapifie Ester.R.F.D. I. Trent.'m, Mij.-.Mrs.W. X. i'wnoll.ao? Lincoln Avenue. Canilen,i.J.-Mrs.Ella.Iohnston,28a Liberty St. Chii aRo, Ill.-Mrs. W'm. Tully, 2052 Ogden Avenue. Painful Periods. Caledonia, Wis.-Mri. Ph. Schattner, B.R. 14, 11--I 'A. Adrian, Mo.-Mrs. C. B. Mason, R.R. No. 2. N. Dxt'ird, .Mas. MissAiueliaUuso, Box 14. Baltimore,' )hio. Mrs. A.A.Ilalenger.K. F.D.I. Keifa-niee.Micb.Mrs.MarvSedlock.Ixl'irTS. Orrviilo, Ohio. Mrs. E. K. Waitner, Box 6. Atwater, Ohio. Miss Minnio .Milelbaupt. l'rairieditChien,Vis. Mrs. Julia Kuuichock, IL No. 1. Irregularity. Buffalo, N.Y.-Mrs. Clara Darbrake,17Marie inont St, Winchester, Ind.-Mrs. May Deal. R.R. No. 7. St. KeRis rails, N.Y.-Mrs. ,J. II. Breyere. (iravvilte. 111. Mrs. Jessie Scliaar, Box 22. Hudson, Ohio. Mrs. Ueo. Strickler, K. No. 5, Box 32. Ovarian Trouble. MnrraTTllle, 111. Mrs. Chas. Moore, R. R. S. Philadelphia, l'a.-Mrs. Chas. Boell, 22111 N. Mole St. Minneapolis, 3Tlnn. Mrs. John Q. Moldan, 2110 Second St., North, Hudson, Ohio. Mrs. LenaCarmocino,R.F.D.7. Westwood, ,Md. Mrs. John F. Richards. Benjamin, Mo. Mrs. Julia Frautx, R.F.D. 1. Female Weakness. W.TurroHaute,Ind.-Mrs. Artie E.Hamilton. Elmo, Mo.-.Mrs. A. C. Da Vault. Lawrence, Iowa. Mrs. Julia A. Snow, R.No.8. t'tiea, Ohio. Mrs. Mary Earlwlue, R. F. I. 3. Bcllevue, Ohio. Mrs. Charley Chapman, K.K. I). No. 7. Elgin, lll.-Mra. Ilenry Leiseberg, 7-13 Adann Rchaelforstown, Ta, Mrs. Cyrus Betrich. Cresson, Pa. Mrs, Ella K. Alkey. Fair -hance, Pa. Mrs. Idolla A. Dunham, Box 122. Norvous Prostration. Knoxville, Iowa. Mrs. Clara Franks.R.F.D. 3. Orunoifo, Mo. Mrs. Mae MeKnilit. Camden, N.J. Mrs. YV. P. Valeutiue, 902 Lin coln Avenne. Mud.ly, Ill.-Mrs. May Nolen. Hrookville, Obio.-Mrs. R. KlnnUon. Fitchvillo, Ohlo.-Mrs. C. Cole. Philadelphia, l'a.-Mrs. Frank Clark, 2418 E. Aiiegneny Are. RE-ARRANGES FIRE WARDS OF THE CITY With the view of enabling the peo ple to more accurately locate the tip in the city when, moy occur. Chief lavage has made a re-Q:vision of the ward3 In the city. According to the re-division, the first second and third wards will all be divided into tore edlstrlcts. The first division of each, or wese waru will I e the territory west of Church stree:; the second division will be thr te ritory between Church and Tv 'fi and tho third the territory east of Twelfth. The fifth ward will be divmea into dis ret, the territory ".yiiiB between No-'h Mill cree kand Hood street covniMirng the first, and that north of Mood street the second. The sixth ward will consist of three districts the t. rrltory north of V. street coni sMmMng the first: the territory from D street to State street consti tut'ni the second, and that south of SU'fc the third In the seventh ward the t. rritorv west of High street will "cor"' tute the first division and that ear; ,t the same street tho second- After the warning whistle is coen 'ed the alarms will be given twl'-e tho first being the ward num ber, -ml the second the number of the' division of the ward. Heretofore It has been made the duty of the East Salem fire depart ment to report at once to the main stnf'or" when an alarm r. given, but chnnerfd. ?n flint H will wait 1" minutes nt its own station before reporting. Thcso women aro only a few of thousands of living: witnesses of the power of Lydia E. l'inkham's Vegetable Compound to cure femalo diseases. Not one of thcso women ever received compensation in any form for tho use of their names in this advertisement but are will ing that wo should refer to them because of the good they may do other suffering women to prove that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a reliable and honest medicine, and that tho statements made in our advertisements regarding its merit are the truth and nothing but tho truth. 4 ' I A - The Doctor Answers On Health and Beauty Questions By Dr. Theodore Beck The quoBtlons answered below are general in character; the symptoms or (lipases are given and answers will apply to nny case of similar nature Those wishing further advice, free, ma yaddreas Dr. Theo. Reek, Collpge Bid., College-Elwood Sts, Dayton, Ohio, en closing self-addrcKHed envelope for reply. No (Upntlons will be niiHWpred unh'N.i full name and addroftfi is glvon. InltlAls or nom de plume will be used in answers. The prescrip tions can be Dlled nt any well stocked drug store. Any druggist can order of wholesaler. Tiike Your Tummon ToInN Seriously, fnmiiifm rolil?. sovcro find fre quent, lay the foundation of chronic diHofiKrd romUtinns of the nose nnd throat, and may develop into oron- hitis. unoumonia. and consunipuon rnr nil eouchs aud colds in children and i-i pnwn persons, take Foley's Honev nnd Tar Compound promptly, Aftpr exnosure. nnd when you feel a cold coming on, take Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It checks and relieves. Use no substitute. 'liie eenuine in a yellow package always Red Cross Pharmacy, (H. Jerman.) o Reware f Ointments for Catarrh (hat Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when enter ing through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputa hie physicians, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them i Tall b Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O. contains no mercury, and is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in To ledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. Price, 75c per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for con-tipation. Janet S: The symptoms Indlrnte n chronic state of IndleHtlnu nnd constipa tion, which has filled the system with Hour Btmntirh, headache, dizzy attacks. drovntness, nervniiHiicsH. restleHsneHs Indi cate that your liver and stomach are not properly regulated, and you cimnot expect to cure rheumatism until such conditions are corrected. First, regulate diet; discon tinue coffc and tea; omit nil ment, also starches, such as fresh bread, pnstry nnd potatoes, except baked. Always eat less t huii appetite craves; chew all food thor ouhgly. For Indigestion nnd dyspepsia, tnke tab lets trlopcptinc, pink after breakfast, white after dinner, blue after supper. Have this filled; Fluid extract mandrake 1! drams, aromntlc fluid cascarn 1 o., com pound essence cardiol 1 o., nnd aromatic syrup rhuhard 4 o. Mix ami take one half to 1 teaspoonful after each meal. Con tinue four weeks and then alternnte the following ns a powerful tonic: Tincture cadomeue romp. 1 oa. , (not cardamom, romp, syrup nypophosphltes 5 ozs. Mix and tnke a teaspoonful nfter each meal. I have known the foregoing treatment to cure many rheumatic patients but it must be taken regularly, as indead, should any medicine. I'nhappy Wife: Many women suffer as you have all because of timidity, which prevents them from consulting a physi cian. The whitish discharge Is termed leneorrhen (whitest and Is very weaken Inir to the system If allowed to become chronic. t also brines on a train of Ills, such as general dehllity, nervousness. Ir rc:utarlt les, pimples, eruptions, Itching, dark circles about the eyes, dull the lustre of the hair, makes a muddy complexion all because of the abnormal drain on the system. Obtain from druggist 1 nz. tannic acid. 1 or., sulphate of zinc and two ounces or antiseptic vuane powiter. mix tliorough ly and use a teasptMmful to a quart of warm water, which should be Injected as a douche, with syringe, morning and night for a month or two and thereafter occa sionally to prevent a return. Also take piVHcrlption given Mrs. X. X. in this is sue. Adam A Kve : The treatment for hnir and scalp which you refer to, as having o beneficial results for your friend is called plain yellow mlnyol. It is packed a 4 oz. Jars, with complete Information as to its us:t ire. It is n renlly marvelous treat ment for hair nnd scalp trouble, nnd Is different in netlon to anything I know of. It cures the worst cases of dandruff and cheeks the loss of hair with two or three applications. It removes the greasy, oily appearance, nnd makes any head of hair t) i klit. Huffy ami lustrous, while It Is a splendid scalp nnd hnlr tonic, promoting a new growth and preserving the old. A. It. Ii. : If you desire n complete di agnosis and prescriptions, send for my free examination chart. J can only treat the diseases you mention by private letter. It would be offensive to print same lu these columns. Aged Couple : Naturally It seems old people become victims of indigestion, con stipation, chronic dyspepsia and kindred ailments; careful diet and the regular use of a digestive aid, such an tablets trlpep tlne. will relieve nnd cure. For the consti pation tendency, take :t grain tablets sub pherb (not ordlnnry sulphur tablets. These tablets will regulnte the liver and bowels. Improve the blood nud increase the vigor of old age. Mrs. X. X. : The delicate organs of your sex nre affected by a poor circulation of blood to those parts, and brings a compli cation of Ills, aches and womanly pains nl- mnBt" linnnitiirnhlu U'l'iilrnpaa nulnniuia tttn Your blood Is impoverished and digestion perhaps poor. T'se this treatment for sev eral months daily nnd thereafter begin tnk ing several days before the periodic How Vlrburnum prunlfollum 1 oz, tincture of cadomeue romp, i oz. (not cardamom) nnd com. syrup of hypophosphltes fl ozs. Mix, and tnke a teaspoonful every three hours. followed by n glass of water. (2 Yes. your weight Is below normal by 20 pounds. To increase take 3 grain hypo-nuelane tablets as per directions accompanying sealed pack et, obtainable at any well supplied drug store. Footsore : The foot trouble which you describe is lust like thousands of others, tired, aching, sweaty, calloused, swollen, Itching and burnlne feet are. In mv opinion. due to tight shoes or poor circulation of the hlooii, causing ttie retention of poison ous waste matter, congestion, etc. To overcome the condition It Is necessary to draw out the poisons. Improve the clrcula lion and tone up the tlesh. ligaments and tendons of the feet. I have never found Anything to equal tne following. To a gal Ion of hot water add a teasnoonful of antl septic vilane powder nnd a tablespoonfnl of salt. Immerse the feet 1,r to 20 minutes each night; then rinse with cold water (if you desire) and dry thoroughly. Mnidla I.. : You nre certainly too thin for your height, but why you should be skeptical of ever adding weight, without even trying. Is queer, to say the lefst. I have many patients who state that they nave gnineu irom one to nve pounds I week while taking the 3 grain hvptvnuc lane tablets, which I have prescript so often in these answers. I would advise , von to try them several weeks, nnd then report to me the results. A superb figure by worn Is admired by men and envied Salem Fence Works I Headquarter for Woren TTtr Fencing, Hop Wire, Barb Wire, Poultry Netting. 8hl gU, Malthold RooOng, P. ft. B. and Ready Roofing. Screen Poors aud Adjustable Window Screens. All at thu lowest prices. CHAS. D. MULLIGAN 160 Court street Pbone 114 WOOD sZlt Until OCTOBER 15th, 1911 We will make a REDUCTION on 10 Load orders. 10 Loads, 1 6inch Wood $20.00 The Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Company Of fice Front and Ferry Phone 1830 Journal Want Adf Bring Results BIN FRENCH FEMALE APILLS. A S.n, Ckktux Rilii, tor Bupfmmid MiNnttnTios. NEVER KNOWN TO (AIL. Hifil Sunt Si1t I S.tli- Uctiun Uuar&utced or Munjr Kefutuleit, 8enl srerial J , fur 11.00 per boi. Win Kixt ibeiu on trial, t be uald tuf when relleTed. Haniplei Te it. If your drugKUl duet not have thflm lend your order lo lb. UNITED MCLIMICO., JOB r, I.INCIITK. Pa. Sold In Saem by Dr. 5. C. Stone Gold Dust Hour Made by the SYDNEY POWER COMPANY, Sydney, Oregon. Jfade for Family Use. Ask your grocer for It. Bran and Shorts always on hand. P. B. WALLACE, Agt. CHICHESTER S PILLS 'w THIS D1AMUKU IIBANU. ;T. . J"14. ?" vrf ' for . i.mi7V; ''"J BimstAA J'lll. In Krd ami Cold oieulllAV bcuea, fatal with Blu Rlbbo.. T.k. .Ihrr Buy f your V ' - asjB.n, sue St - .nuwnuncn, rarest. Alwtys Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE A rw t, 1 A IK lit;;.' 1'!' 11 W-r. '. Children Cry for Fletcher's t i! Tlie Kind You Have Always Bought, and which hut 1 ter mivuo underbill Jr; wmal supervision since lUh All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good,arel Experiments that trifle with and endanger the heaitr Infanta nnil Children EmerlflnnA nn-nl,u- . ( What m CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is PleaL contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xam- euDstiincca "go Buunuiiw. n aestroyi ;.; and allays Feverishness. It cures Dlurrhfea and Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures ConstlM, and riatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulate j Stomach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural iiy The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA AIW;! i (Bears the Signature of SI The Kind You Have Always Bot In Use For Over 30 Years I TMt CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MUBT THtT, NtW YOSK CITf. QUALITY IS OUR M0T1 Pianos, Organs, and t celebrated Edison Phonographs Our fall stock of Pianos, Organs and Phonographs Is now In if can please you. If you wish either give us a call. We take 1 gans or pianos In exchange. We sell on easy terms and t value for your money. Full list of Edison records la stall times. Remember the place. CHERRINGTON & PETE! 247 N. Commercial Street. Salem, Or Celebrated Lennox Furnace. The Best Heater (It will save you money every day iyou own It I will Bell and Install j the best Let me give you figures. i See Me i About an Individual lighting plant for your horns. Tha best thln in the market for cooking and lighting. A. L Frasier .'hone 13 2J3 State Street, IfsMifflU A L lire to please the lovers of a wholesome beverage. Iways an 'invigorating, pure and delightful drink, ends strength to the weak anJ wearied physique, ffects a soothing cure for the nervous ills of life, akes life more pleasant and cheers the heavy heart, B E E R rings good fellowship to all who partake in moderation. nlivens the spirit of the down cast and disheartened, ndows existence with hopes and aspirations estores man to fulness of strength and activity. "Economics" We Can't AfW In one sense, we could save money by using d the very best, by using cheaper starch and lower pne etc. M I But the saving at most would be only a fraction m loss in reputation. coto? You can count on the fact that we practice no takes it out of your clothes. i0 i We aim to do the finest laundering possible, aecona i patrons tali us we succeed, xou win use " cob yuwcB uai auweu. 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