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white House Cook
: Book" and Writing
Tablets.

At last we've some more Of the
White House Cook Books, and II the
demand for them while they were not
here is an indicator Of the selling to
come, even this lot won't stay with us
long a most comprehensive and COM
plete cookery book containing recipes
t the w 'nq5''' P fhS's al over Sl.0O
Letter size writing Tablets. ruled and
plain, good quality paper Monday,
ih nsisad Of TsSs asa e. "a only lie
Writing Tablets Of wedding plate
stock. unruled packet ISc
SIZE sVc regular. O.. O.. o.. ...... NV
Note and packet size writing Tablets.
ruled. three days, the o.
the l5c kinds q, O.. ....... OS
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+ Sl.25 Kid Gloves
+ Csc.
Observation-Disclosures,

An Offering OF the entire line Of the
German pique seam gloves, with guSset-
ed fingers. Good wearing gloves and de-
slrabe, but while all sizes are here In
a way they are nOt-a paradox, This
is the how OF It. Blues IN 81. and Gh
black In 90. and only; in white light
and dark mode. brown and red, all sizes.
sISaS Sr ' 81 ANEW the week. 'l. in Csc
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WALKERS STORE.
Costumes, Tailor Dresses Wraps, Silk Waists
HAVE ONE.FOURTH TAKEN OFF REGULAR PRICE.
.SsS>9sosoceS

who wish buy along these lines The choice
RI from the from the best fashions
bros costumes and silk waists to be found hebot
have been most enthusiastic the refined
character these garments particularly the silk Grape yelling and other airy fabric
gowns have had oms praise and the silk only hint
reduction price speed their going for the collections
Sale commences Prices bent 81 IS for Cloth Jackets
SIS co. Silk Cape S. $2sOO Cpss $3OOO BrIans
Suits S. IS SOOOO $S co. and Grapes SILK Waists
SA to Reductions for the will be
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PETTICOATS AND
CORSETS.

Women's black sateen Pettcoats
with accordion ruiIie. well made, Sl.JO
regular. Monday and the 0Sc
week ,..,. 60. .-..'. &c. ...,....,.
Women's tan color linen Petticoats
some with hounce that has six rows
~ cordlng. others with two small
rullles, reduced from Aac
Lot Of Corsets In black and drab, ard
sizes IS. 10. 20 and Is only, that were
$3.50 up 20 i275, to close them out
f quickly while . they . 35C
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ME - II. Tribe has returned from
w 10 Oregon, where he went on
business and pleasure. He was ac
malno a1'ea by b. II. Goddard. who re-
nyiva, l at Shoshone TO transact some
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for ssa brown, left ogden Thursday
ssn, 0s ~. francisco, where he will repre-
order Of Eagles s' VI 'he ''a's'""'
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n gave A very pleasurabe character ball
n last evening in the ward hall. There
n was a large attendance of young people
and many characters were represented
Miss Emma Anderson gave very
delightful card party Wednesday eve
A ming at her home on Jefferson avenue.
4 HIgh.fye was played until near mid
night, sthe ladies head prize was won
4 by Miss Allie Pearce, and the gentle
mems by Clint Mcdonald, After cards
q very delicious refreshments were
II served In the dining room. Those pres
ent were Misses Lizzie Lochhead.
Bessie Hother, Sarah j. Larkin, Matte
a Heller, Attic Pearce, Lizzie Rockham,
s Emma and Lille Anderson, Messrs.
Bert Wilcox, Meryine Russell, Irving
81 Jones. VIII Tanner George Lochhead.
"a Charles Keller and Clint Mcdonald.
"A George W. Larkin, sr,, has gone to
8 81 Johns, Tooele county to spend
few weeks visiting with relatives and
friends for the benefit Of his health.
The GlenwoOd Park orchestra gave
very delightful ball Thursday evening
al Lester Park pavilion, which was
largely attended and enjoyed by all
present.
j. A. HendrIckson Of Logan is spend
ing a few days in ogden,
The Hunter Harmony club and the
christian Endeayor of the Presbyterian
shurch gave very pleasant straw
perry soelaole this afternoon at par
iofs cn Washington avenue. The par
lors We're prettily decorated and while
we many guests enjoyed coffee hot
IoIs' zee cream, berries and cream,
ec, ne Hunter Harmony club fur
hshed sweet strains Of music on the
guitar and mandolin. The affair was
thorough success
friday evening the last dance Of the
season was given by the Second ward
su!usement committee in their hall, IN
nouOr OF Robert Wilson, who returned
T Ts week from a mission to Germany.
I mere was large crowd, and a very
PHEASANT evening was spent.
archie Cross, who has been employed
"a he Market Hotel at Huntington,
mas returned to Ogden.
rtot. NJ, NJ Stewart. Of Park City,
vas an ogden visitor this week.
Oglen II. Fethus Of GAINESVILLE. Wis
~ oS"sll. supreme chancellor OF Knights
a. ,tFthlas, Maj, Cen Cornahan and
Au!t Gen. Powell. Of the uniform rank
o. The order, will visit the lodge here
VIII W. ytuen Tuesday May Ia. 1901. They
H. ue royalty received here by the
49, a' members, and given drive up
,n ' canyon and around the city. and
wy evening a grand banquet and
EInn'.str'elnment win be given at the hall
IN Their honor.
w. Ut O. W. Dalrymple and child
pan, eIt Wednesday evening for 81.
s, qul' MINI, 10 visit with relatives and
weeks. 'e "oseh' se'e'"'
h,s II. Tribe has returned from
Aulp 10 Oregon. where he went on
cona.esss and pleasure. He was ac-
main pa5'ea by b. II. Goddard. who re-
py ii,l at Shoshone TO transact some
private affairs.
tor ss Brown, left ogden Thursday
ssn, Ss al francisco, where he will repre-
orsst' hs ogden lodge Of the Fraternal
S'aet OF Eagles
The oaf--
~ Ladies OF the Logan Post w. r.
tbs 80 grand social last evening at
Tw,..use or Mrs. r. ]. Henderson, on
y,,v fourth street. The home was
p's',ily decorated for the occasion
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~
Shoes for Men,
Women and Chill.
dren, at Bargain
Prices.

A rroup OF pretty, dressy shoes for
,,.o,,,en with cloth or kid tops, laced,
and hand turned soles, all sizes reduced
for Monday and the week from 81 20
8. 90 a pair to ...,. ..''''''' ~
Misses and chldrens calfskin shoes
excellent FOR school OF every day wear
sizes ~ to 2, instead OF 81 80 0SC
a pair. ....". cocoon '''''',,,
Mems Wei Kid laced shoes $500
reduced from $40 to .,,".., U@'''
women's tan shoes and oxfords, some
NJ Tho best makes known, the Wright
a. peters Wlckert & Gardner, Krippen-
Sorff a Dttman, etc. that sell for N.5o
up to $500 a pair this HALF PRICE
week any ,.... .'''''.
Misses and chIldrens tan shoes worth
81 so 20 $50, SLID
cholce.....,.' .''''''' '''''' ''''
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ChateIaine Bags and
Belts at One-Third
OFF Regular Prices.

A very handsome lot Of Chaielaine
Bags in the very desirable knitted bead
kinds now so much the vogue. Some in
solid steel beads. some bead embroi-
dcred In pretty patterns with silk show
ing through. many nicely Kid lined and
plenty In all jet beads. All have hand.
some metal tops OF gold, silver or oxi-
died. Regular prices are Sc ijc N.OO,
ti.2s. $50. N.75. $50, $500. 500 to
Sc. Monday. Tuesday, WEDNESDAY
only
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,o S'S Dr g. W Dalrymple and child
psu NY Wednesday evening for 81.
frjoa sllhh, 10 visit with relatives and
we ae,eS they will be absent several
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c 80 .-aules OF the Logan Post w. r.
ths 49, grand social last evening at
Tvs,,', OF Mrs. +. ]. Henderson, on
y,,y - fourth street The home was
- p'e''ily decorated for the occasion
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

Mays deserves lhanks ior lying one o.
The Fulton hroWnell ErAl,s
eae
Make suiiahls provision Zoe McRriIe
leave Herman where he IL. cleet Cor,eti
aud adjourn
smith voted toe hls state eneineer
'ommisa on sJat. hs ooght o. ,o.r ior
himself Tor senator nos and qnit
90 one step luther g'nilomen and sion
ronnms down values AZ thv hands n
every asso'sor Ia ,he sia,s, lts easy.
See loe law.
go
Me- flsgg thioatous the Republicans
NJ Marion county Nith an Independent
uekel u they pass ,ho bin o. raise an
che county salaries.
zee
an ihc Repnb'.gaa isbt iu Marion
'oany vas mads lssl luns on sherie
ptbia's salary vho a, a matter 81 II.
'ori ssrrei the people la ,hat ome,
peiadins all bic sd,vfllsing ior hal.
4 hs' hn Republican pesdse,.s.o, ire.
'own' On sop oi that the Marion iei..
.alioo asas False OF salarios an aronoa
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voroRv ron

TAX HEFORM
The passage by she House ol ,ho BOOTH
'aA eill' that divides The state revenues
amOas the coaniies IN a lump sum. an
'as ba1i' Of an average valuation by ave
year periods l. . gsea, victory ior ,as
'elo'u', e wiil prevent coun,les running
down their Valuations 10 sscaps aa,o
laKcs.
h'- undefsiood .ha. Governor 0eer
sa'd he woald have 20 salla special .o..
''o'i a this 'etoim vss 40, beoash,
shout Under ihs prOd oi ,l.a, po..,.
oa''y, tho lsslsla,urs g, moss On .na
40 a sood shins, snd ,hes,als oaieisl.
"Ao ~efe Ia sho lobby wsre much
ple@aed, Nov les one o,hsr slep h.
'aaen and complete ne work oi ,top.
pos ihs sioashiug q valuations ,ha, /.
Ioing on, lopiii
haas' 'hs loss law ,ha, puts ia ,hs
'anes u al the a,seeors u eoun,, a 4
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WHO PAYS FOR
THE M'DRIDE DAtLV2


Mr. FlaRg'a talk about an itching
palm, eoiled hnnor, and political dis
honesty Ia general iR received with q
horHe-laueh by people all over the state
NO one will blame flagg lor issuing a
ially paper ut Salem for forty days at
cost Of $50 20 500 a day 10 elect a Sen.
ator u he can but no one supposes he =
spending bis own money. Capital Jour
nal.
The cost oi publishing the Sentinel ia
500 per day 80 20 Mr. O. B. Irvine, the
printer ~ 10 the f-McRae New
Agency ti.25 20 T. n. Flagg, aud the
balance Tor inaIling clerk, legislative
rrpmier, etc The money IL not furnish
ed by Mr.. Corhgit, though tine paper
cost hlm moro than it costs senator
Mcbride and hls friends neither h 10
furnished by Napoleon Davis, salem
sentinel
Nc flagg has said ~ much about
tho use Of money in Senatorial elections,
will he NOS nov tell who puts up $50 a
lay ior 40 days TO run hes daily ia.
por ~ Salem ior Mcbride, Mitchell, or
whoeyer {, Is lor rhgrc is no, a copy |
)i Tng CAruAL lounsAr sent 10 any one /
bat 10 subscribers who suhwrlbe aud |
pay lor their pap,rs lh,mfelYcs. |
Il IL iaa fair question, who is putting
ip to hira Fiagg and Irvine 10 print
biz little daily tce-tor-au at salemY
tou need not tell Il there ia any secret
bout Il.
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TIME ron oanooN TO

Timh FOR ORkooN To
RECOGNIZE ABiLlTV
II ia not yet too late 70 recognize real
ability In some lines aud send Mr..
Brownell 10 the United States senate. Az
on originator Of bills that cause OK
pendiinre and create new jobs he bias
no equal. For fertility Of genius, and
multiplicity Of measures tina, spring
from hls brain in perfect cataract Of
legislation Brownell has nosqual.
Ills latest job 10 go through is the
eide commission. IIis orphan bounty
measure Of 900 premium Tor all the
fatherless that can DO pfopaga,ed or
Imported 10 Oregon stamps Brownell az
. legislative genius Of the frat water
. rare kohinoor ior the tax payer. So
with the code job. II Bollinger ct Al
have already done the work aud il ls 20
ns'ea'Aiy 70 nave revised code, Why
don't they copyright IL and have the
profits Of their mouopoly, without big
appropriation.
AZ = creator Of soft snaps. A.
promoter Of appropriations. aud di..
i'ibaser Of publie money Browaell woald
'arpAas Hermann on Mcbride and tho
''owd Of dy'up the.ereek staiemen
better look on. foe their laurels. lil
Iirowaell ever rals a ewing. the streams
u mingled eyewa,er aud public funds
WI How In = torrent that Will swe,p
heir names 10 oblivion.
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The editor Of The JOURNAL wishes 10
thank theMcBride organ for keeping the
editors name standing at the head of its
columns. II is clear certificate Of
character that exonerates TIE JoURSAL
man from all responsibility for sending
Mr.. Mcbride to the Senate. II il is
agreeable to Mr.. Mcbride it is not less
20 to THK JOURNAL editor.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

maximum and minimum valuation ant
classification Of property ~ basis Of
their work, that prevents every sharp
private citizen from working down val.
ues. II is easy and plain and lie the uni.
yersal custom Of the older states. BY
enacting this little section, that Is the
proper complement Of the Booth law,
this legishture will have taken
two steps that will restore values, and
every county will have an interest in
raising the largest showing Of values,
because by 80 doing It will DO able TO
reduce the levy in mills. II is time TO
stop tax dodging and adopt intelligence
in place Of mossbackism. The present
state officials deserve credit Tor their
Intelligent promotion Of the tax reform
bills and the legislature deserves credit
or standing by their efforts. Nov give
he people the other little section and |
.oinplete a good job that il nov only !
lali dons
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

PUBLfC OWNERSHIP
An Astoria committee have been
! investigating the Salem Charter and Che
municipal reform movement A. shown
upon the records at the city Hall. The
Salem non.partisan business officials
showed them every detail Of progrew
that has been made here, and tho
Asioriaas we're very much pleased over
iThe Salem wayoi running city.
GogernmeDt muss be pubic ownership
VI the municipality TO begin with.
At bridgeport, Conn, A plan has
been proposed 70 establish certain
financial institutions on a basis Of co.
operation. II involves the raising Of
te,OoO,Ooo. Forty thousand citizens are
expected to ind the money. each taking
ti75 worth Of stock. Six corporations
are 10 be chartered. OF theil75 sub.
scribed by each, s25 will form a deposit
IN the saving bank. one Of the corpora.
lions, while the remainder will pay for
,ne share IN each Of the other five com
,aniss
with The scheme is proposition 10 y
iay ibs debts Of the munich ality ! y 4
nsuring the lives Of prominent citizens, r
he city will pay che premiums and be
be beneficiary. -
This Bridgeport scheme is probably
IsionaIy to some extent and may not :.
, realized. Bat II shows the trend II ~
iblic thought. The people will not ="
reyer be taxed fcr government apd y
addition make miliionaires Of the
anagcrs Of light, water, street car, ~
hiking and insurance companies. ~
Look at the way people In the cities p'
rich the life Insurance magnaies. A W. W.n'
sgram this morning from New York ~,
81 'N'
he annual statements OF three life "'
iranoe cOmpanies--the Equitable bee
} Mutual and The New York Just out cal
We the amount Of business written '''
lhese companies In 1900. was t62s, aioI
l7b. aud their Insurance In force at 4,
beolnniDg Of the year reached the ,"
rmous total Of t3,400, 520 600. The stat
Iual aseets amount 10 s325. .753, 1862, ,,,
ncome was over sixty millions ol ''''
ara Nearly two and half millions bill
. paid indi lidends.
IKE the Salem Electric Light cor.
'tion. To pay high interest on an
nous debt Il must screw ~ much :,
oesible ont Of Gnyono who usea
II people kick At high rates a =,
eiion is made. Those who do not and
are taxed for all they will stand. hloo Ilss
resident ownership puts on the on r
y and The community must pay out rlcb. I'
~ Tor what public ownership would swee
much cheaper 10 oil aud produce ''''
lues 70 the city. M
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
For OLD ACE

To the old, as to babies, The
even balance Of health is more
important than anything eIs.
in the world. The possible
health, in age, is not high and
strong; it is only even.
There IS no end, but death
to the trouble that comes Of
its loss.
It ought to be watched Ike
a baby's.
Their future is short but oh
how it turns on comfort on
whether the wrinkles are
wrinkles Of pain or Of long Sc
rene cnjoymentI
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liger |
,il--for very old and very
'oung in different ways-is
hc food to secure this even
ordilion OF health.
Wen srnd yoa lfde to try, 70 you iike.
-o4 hJ"NL, ~ Peal street, New York.
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TODAY's MARKET.

ponriAED. Feb. lS. - Wheat valley
nominal Walla Walla, 54 q 6lH
Flour-portland best grades s2.75 @
$40. Graham 260.
Oats-Choice White 44@45o, grey ~
a 48c per bushel.
Mil'stuff-Bran, sl5 so; shorts, $500
Hay Timothy-tl2@12K per ton.
Onions-$2 70 1926
Potatoes-40 to soc per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, 25@30; fancy
creamery, SOC. Store 20s. 27K per
roll.
Eggs-Oregon, ranch "A 10 22h per doz.
Poultry-Chickens $500 to3. 80; hens
1915 10 400; turkeys, live Il 10 l2c.
MuttOn-Dressed, 81 TO &c per pound
Hogs-Heavy dressed 8 to &c. per
pound.
Beef-ToP.steers, f4.5O@4.75 ;cows, i4a
Sd dressed beef, TO 7c.
Veal-Dressed, 81 as C. for small
Hops-6@7c. for 1899 crop, l2l5 to
l4kc for new crop.
Wool--Yalley, l0@l2c Eastern ore
gon, 9@l2c; Mohair, 20.
Hides-Green. salted 80 he 7 9Sc;
under 80 lbs, 7Ik@s16 sheer peits, l5@
20c
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat--58 pounds and over, 80
Wool, l3 10 l6C, Mohair, 25c.
HOps-ll 10 l6c
Oals--3Sc. TO i0c
Hay--Baled, cheat, 81; timothy, $40
Eggs-20c.
Flour-In Wholesale lots, $500; retail
30c sack.
Millstufs-Bran, fl7; shorts, $3.50
Hogs-Dressed, 59dc.
Live cattle-Steers, 4 cows $3.50 to |
a.
Sheep-s4.
Dressed Veal-7 cents.
Butter-Dairy, l5@20c; creamery, 25
Poultry-Hens per h., &c. 97c.
Potatoes 20 1 25c
Apples 60 @ zoe.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

y ~ lte MJuud hy the u,e az esa,.s
Hnsn'N ihrpe has D,,en plaosl IA ,ll
'Ng sfNsrrA siorts a pew rrenartti.,'
'ailad NkAtNo made III n,,-.,
staiis. thai iakes ihn plaee IN a.,n...'
~ uloei lpligaN stomach r..f,..
y iihoai uisfnlss. and h0t feo ~.
WI AZ fiAh coNgs, lt dl.as n.,f ~.
Hfff a. mueh Chlllntn nis, arI..t
q "uh sreat beuelt is ~ 49, =,
se taeksge ms h. Ast ~
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

Does not depend on the start but on the
hnish. IT'S staying power which carries
many a runner TO victory. It's like that
IN business. Many a man starts off In
the race for business success with a
burst Of speed which seems TO assure
victory. Presently be begins TO falter
and at last he falls and fails. The cause 2
Generally stomach trouble No man
is stronger than his stomach. Business
haste leads to careless and irregular eat.
ing. The stomach and other organs of
digestion and nutrition become diseased
The body is inadequately nourished and
70 grows weak.
DR.. Piefce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs OF digestion and nutrition. II
strengthens the stomach and so strength
ems the whole body which depends OH
the stomach for the nounshment from
which strength is made.
There Is no alcohol in Golden Medical
Discovery" aud Il is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcotics.
Accept no substitute for the UDiscoy-
cry" There is no medicine lust as
good for diseases Of the stomach and
allied organs.
"Nour Golden Medical Discovery has ner.
ilrmed q wonderful cure" writes Mr. NJ
hoase taa "a o. Charleston, tranklln Co, Ark. aI
.ay that they ever saw Aher irving seven
loetofs end everything I could hear Of with no
lsnehi' tried pr ficrce's Golden Medical Dis
'oVery, and now am cured
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure
constipation.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

no. Nharcots Anti t,.,,, m,
fosiiiyr.y mlalhhle in ,,",l'i.. asil' 'les,
~ y N.c ssN. Monthly usmoi, l'SS..,AI S
llssa point, Harmless sim,. NSs'e'
yeee'eet rartieulnrs wi,h i'e.. a. II. , Con
Julia pinsnd, Wood M. ~ o,A' pr,
NeN York City. '"'''g 81
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
SOUTH AND EAS1
Southern Pacific Co,
THE SHASTA ROUTE
Trains leave Salem for Portland and wav
stations at 5;4O q. m. 1904 a. m. and
4 .lb d m WV

fuilman and Tourists cars or both
trains. Chair cars Sacramento H. Ogden
and FL Paso, and tourist car, 10 hicsyo
~. Lo1ls, New Orleans and WasL ington.
Oonlnecung at San Frandisco with sew
9rai 5r steamship lines for Honolulu
yapan' yal,.I China, Philippines, Central and
see Mr.. W. ". SkiDner agent az Salem
Station, or address '''''
e H. MARKHAM, g. P. A.,
Portland, Oregon
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

Tue best primary law Is Nottingham &
It, b. No 3O7. IL is the Bingham bin,
and deserves careful consideration.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

i,,'.i, n, e,asl,ef gslis. Az ~ oar M
~ IN, M. '.,.. ,,s9 a. eo peg ogni raia,i' 'a
~ w olt m tmhrliss lS ~ .'''1'
S4tr,. =, tl lmhre'ls rou Sa "a.
lHN WooLtN MN SmRg
l2 aOt
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13

bidn's Senator Kelly applaud th.
Al'ebsll hold.up ln issY. and 49,, NJ
~ Allpheli o. any old thins noaf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
TIME GARD.
No. 2 For YaQulna:
fNHUHr -. a.

TorvoIII- 49, sVuTVUU UI AIOany an0
LIZA G,UlsaillS ~ win Southern Pacific tfains.
Hytug no,, e Girect service b and from New.
pVTI p ana adjacent beaches.
no,rat, ai.s lor the mountains arrive n
10 '',oaI roa 40 noon, giving ample thine
R,ot,Tn ,eaTn camping grounds on the
same day. ''"'H '''e's uhe
II L WALDEN. Vn,,,,,, ..,,..
,,,,,, y GA ND"iN Slphh
az nt Albany
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
Contagious
Blood Poison

There Is no poison so highly contagious
90 deceptive aud 80 destructive. Don't h,
700 sure YOU are cured because all external
slgns OF The disease have disappeared. and
tne doctor SAYS you are we'll. MANY per.
sons have been dosed with Mercury and
fo'ash ior months OF years, and pro.
nouneed cured to realize when TOO ~,
'hat The disease was only covered up-
HNo 5ogofs axe. si,iI'i. ariysn from e, sl. n,
out again, and to their sorrow and morti6'
Sa'lon und those nearest and dearest to
lhem have been infected by this loath.
som diaoase, for no other poison h so
surely Transmitted from parent 10 child
a. 1hla. often bad case of Rheumatisyn
Nat-th, scroiula or severe sim disease
,.a an Old sore or ulcer developing In middI,
nc, can be traced to blood poison con.
Ia siy sarly mo SIN Of lbo Pa-oSs.
life, loy Il remains smoldering IN m. ~.
,'m to'vVcr unless properly, treated apJ
driven out "a the beginning. SSSis
.he '.ihe only anl'dote ,or this peculiar vir,s
'he only remedy known that car CO. 60
.olne u and drive Il out of the blood an5 |
y does THIS 30 thoroughly and efIectasiiv |
mat There Is never return of tbe d;s-'syg /
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purely vegetable and the only blood pnyi' n i
neI known that cleansss the blood snJ
s,. ~ ths same time builds up The general
our little book on contagious hloo5
eis2h - me most complete ana instrsc.
I'VE ever issued, Il not only tslls an
about this disease, bat also how Al -
loeiseli al home. lt a Tres and shoniS
% in The bands ~ everyone sesk ins, :
cure send for "a. AS
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How Are Your nerves.

Il they are weak and you feel nervous
and easily illustrated, can't sleep, and
rise IN the morning unfeireahed, your
blood is poor. Strong nerves depend Oh.
on rich, n0urishiug blood. Hoods sars.
aparlla makes the nerves strong by en-.
rching aud vitalizing the blood. Il gives
sweet, pireahing sleep and completely
cures neryOne troubles.
Nausea, indigestion are cured by
iloOd's Pills. p