T-f-WyiW V'llrf'V-":ffiyy''''ilS3f;l
t- ' '" II
C T--" r ri
"'"---'"'i'lWiMilir. i
Acts gently on the
dneys, Liver
and Bowels
r,EAMSE5 THE 5V5TEM-
mnsf EFFECTUALLY
SlJ COLg?.rA0AJ;wPR5
OVERCOMES JJto ' ,-
h8lTUAltflBm0N
(TPV rt PERMANENTLY
,TSBtc0,;iErFECTs.
OUy THe GtMUIHt-MANT o oy
3UF?RNIATGfSYRVP(.
o,tt."-: -s;kV's. -tvJ.?t
fOa SU tt ill DRuOiiJTi im SO. rtl tCTTll
O. C. T. Co's
l'A83KNOKIi:-BTKAS.Klt
pOMONA
AIfbNA.
LKAVia W)ll rOIlTLAND
Pally ntrcnt Sunday t 7 . m
QUICK TIMK AND CllKAP 1IATI5S.
DockdMtweon'Btatn ami Cuart Hit.
SI. 1'. HALOWIN, AgraU
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
For aililltloiial IjcwiiI NewiVoTuurtli I'aite. r
A. Aufrauc, of Buttcvlllc, who has
been in Salem on business for the past
two days, left this niorulngfnr Portland.
Bov. I). IF. Lo-.tch, of Kurt Statu
street, left thii morning for North Yam
hill, where ho will niid Sunday. Mr.
IamcIi will make an extensive trip
through Kastem Oregon, nud will
participate In the dedication of n church
at Antelope-, returning in nlioiit ton
days.
J. W. Bell, a Portland business man,
who has been in Salem for wend days,
returned to his homo this morning via
boat.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Doling, of Morning
side, have gone to visit old Iowa friends
at Portland and S. J. Mlokloy's people
at Troutdale.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Weetueott are in
Portland for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Col. J. Olnnduad were
noticed among the Sulomites eomiiig
home from Portland last night.
I). F. Ilardiuan.aclork in the School
Laud olllce, sient Sunday with his fam
ily at Albany.
(ieo. C. Mouror went to Corvullls to-dm-
to belli t-et some boilorn in tho col-
lego building.
Mrs. A. Dlnfmore Is home from a
Portland visit.
Mrs. Cornell, matron at the asylum,
returned from Portland today.
Mrs. A. K. Crosby and daughter Ku
lalie, and sister, Miss Zaidto Palmer of
ii.n lVutofllce. left today for a visit to
their aunt, Mrs. A. B. Griggs at Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Uwrenee re
turned from Portland lust night from
doing tho exposition.
MlssJennotto Marudlth, daughter of
J. W. Meredith, the dentist, wont to
iirttniul this inornlnt! to visit friends
and attend tho exHHitiou.
Juctieo U. S. Bonn went to Uugene to
il .'.
Mrs. I). W. Hardin and daughter
Boasio of Cottar drove lutve bm the
guests of Mrs. Lyman Swvage, Mrs.
Kavago'n sister. Tliey went home today
and leave toon to sjiend the winter in
California.
Mrs. L. B. C.eor, Mte trt iUme,
Miss Klla Holton, Ml- Kv' Gur,
and Miss Musa Geer were fair Jonrneyers
bound for Portland this morning.
Miss IxlithPatt-nand Mrs.Kd Weller
went to Portland thu n'rinng, the for
mer to attend a bu-HKi . ..Ilpge.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure,
D? nests what you eat
ItartlflclallydlgesUthefoaDdnldJ
Nature In strengthening and recon
Kndtt.No other prepam on
can approach it In eaiciency. , It In
Bt tntfy rellfivea and Kraanentiy cures
ppela. Ineatlon Iwrtburn
l .atulence, Sour ?iomc"' "",
yausea,
ns.ano
a,eiieauaiio."--7''Vj,i.tinr
Ve-fesais
-,-rv i.k f2iiarr!iiiiix.i,iaiui'iH
eation.
a'1'OM.a UUtuaiwun
"oADKPH'K
HAIR BALSAM,
UM M.
UMStk Ut !
lati4r-Pl r"
WTTJ-uU to "'"'?
..- rz in Ye
i?vjl2aua
"fAI'pffiS"
HE3B
THE BOERS
ATTACK AAFEKING
London, Oct. 1-1. Saturday. An
IMinburg paper, tho Scotsman, this
morning asserts tlmt a battlo has taken
i place lwtnccn General Sir (leorco
Scwart White, commntullng tbo Brithh
forces In Natal, and tho Boers who
entered fs'atal by way of Van Kenan's
pass. General White, tho Scotsman
says, is very sanguine of tho succei-s of I
tho llrittsh movement.
The foregoing report Is considered to
1)0 correct, as Iato last night the war
ofllcoluul now of a British advance
from Ladysmltli, and was hourly ex
porting fnrthor Intelligence. A dispatch
to tho Dally Telegraph from its eorros
pondent at Ladysmith, dated at noon
Friday, eays:
"A strong mobllo column under Gen
eral Sir George Stewart Whlto. nccom.
panted by General Sir Archibald Hunter
proceeding before daybreak lids morn
ing toward Acton Homes for tho purposo
object w to
eiencyofhi,
reconnoittering. General White's
olnervc what was going on.
test tho mobllltv and elli-
forces."
Tho Daily Mall Caite Town corres
lHJiulont, telegraphing Friday evening
says :
"1 learn on good authority that tho
Boers are attacking Mafeking. They are
reiwted to bavo already sttfferetl several
repulses. It is generally admitted that
Vryburg cannot stand n strong lloor at
tack." That Joyful Keeling.
With the exhilarating fenso of renew
ed health and strength and Internal
cleanliness, which follows tho use ot
Syrup of Figs, Is unknown to the few
who have not progressed beyond the
old-tlinc medicines and the cheap sub
stitutes Kiuictliiies otTcred but never
accepted by the well-Informed. Buy
the ucnulnfa. Manufactured by the
cm I form a ji'ljj Syrup Co.
"A Breach ol Promise"
Is heralded as a genuine novelty at
tho Heed, Monday night. It is entirely
now In every resjiect, is replete with
catchy music and bright comedy, the
various roles lielng interpreted by an ex
cellent company. The play is founded
on the story of an Irishman, Owen (HI-
llgau, who, after having acquired
wealth, seeks a wife.
The slight cough ma)
soon become deep-seated and
hard to cure. Do not let it
settle on the lungs.
Think! Has there been
consumption in your family?
Scott's Emulsion is Cod
liver oil with hypophos
phites. These are the best
remedies for a cough.
Scott's Emulsion has saved
thousands who, neglecting
the cough, would have drift
ed on until past hope. It
warms, soothes, strengthens
and invigorate?.
tec Ml i ... 4.1 Jfuuktt.
SCOTT S. BUWM . iWm.i it. New York.
And Kvcrbody Snickered
When Juduo Burnett is on tbo IhiiicIi
he is the embodiment of Judicial sor
ity and instantly suppresses any breach
of strict decorum. Imt yosterday ho not
onlv allowed a goneral titter to go iinro
buked but laughed freely at one joke on
stand
himself. Tho witness on the
spoko very indortinctlynnd the jmlgo
had him to repeat a certain statement u
couple of tlmos and then wild: "Speak
louder; I can't understand you." IThen
tho witnoss eeoined to comprehend the
situation, Raying,'Oh,yos 'and then nod
ding confidentially to tho Judge, he
addu.1, "I'mdeaf.KKil"
lOUAY'b MAKKKT.
Portland, Oct. 14. Wheat valley
Walla Walla.Mc. to Ml i .
Flour-Portland, S.OO to 3.36. Siir
lino 12.15 tier bbl.
Oat Whito 3ofio. grey :m to 31c.
Hay Ttmothy-IOf $11.00 inir ton.
Hoiw-llffllilcjoliTorppCo.
Wool-VaTlny. 12ei!io: Htuern Or
egon. BBS lonuir, -i -.
Utii.a
1...... flp.Umn "I in -r-iT I
III.Ii!-Green;wilU'llbs,8i!o.untle.'
W lbs, 7oH, ; sheep l-olls, lfiQ'JOo.
Onions 1 to lki'.
Butter-Best dairy, m y
creamery, 46c to M)c jmr rMJ, nloroasto
7e
" Potatoes60 to liOc ir "''
HotiS llwvy urusewi i "- ,
..JUIIUI1 wiv. ,'--;!- - - - . - . jw.
IWal Steers. f3.Ni.w ; eu, .-'
(giS.B0 dreil, lef to 74
Vl-draKl. 7tHe.
SALKM MARKET.
Wheat 8S uim1 awl over 47f.
WoolBic, loluiir!Wo.
Barlty4ftto 6V.
SSSaiS- U.00.. ThHothy
fg.M) to 0
nwll 0 lt-00 raH
,83iliMia-hnMi fllCO Jwl M6.00
Hogs lrwwi.l-lx wl
Live eatile-StSiFM !-4
B.iltr-I)4iry 1S ennnwry X
Poulto IIw7lo8ttW.
PulHtOM SOc.
to 3
TWO OASES
Di.podorin CtCotittawJ a enm
iwl Case Under Way.
Friday afwroooii two cm " ',''
,wl of UOow Ja "'" '" ,te,!
N Tli' f Vim- "" A
Malt Co. w-IM'-Md Ho.' """
..... .....i, t.r tk. uuintrlato ..
damage for the ww-JdiW."
a auo"
I prtind of lepH in il-
t l.i.l. Hi- iltjeiiuleilt
on a wu"
UhiihI I 11. '
UT ... "- -"-
. , dvlirer the crop
U jjair.uffa 8
I Urijoka Station. tl prv - 1--
j -" . ....
tt . r fl.... 117 iilinrly I1M
Jill stun uraii, f" i"'"" ";; , W1
....i. r'i.ini.,..i inlvuil.tJ00tn4.00
I wiiirjr i.tuv.o,....-j , i"-rAi..
4 to 5.00, turkeys, live, i-niB""--
I...... flp.Umn "I in 'TtlT iiur tiw.
EECHAM'S
I J ro
r ' i lu?
BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS;
SkS&i'.EK0!11' and ( IMPAIRHD DIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION, I Kindred -' DISORDERED LIVER and
J WEAK STOMACH, 1 Diseases ( POMALE AILMENTS.
J ftftltl ifpr WlttTt In ta-kVtttf nt lft iviiitl an. I H wm. --.k 1 ....... t !.. -..... am km 1 .
. ,.,., ....,,, ... . , ,,. sv wait caia MrutlU t-tM. SVIIIIUUl MIC UTIT UWU,W.J .." J
Ing 8 cents per pound, 4 cent on
September lst. for picking purposes,
tho remainder to bo paid on delivery of
tho crop.
At tho (onchi'on of plaintiff's testi
mony tho defense movedt a non-suit,
which was allowed.
The case of tho Capital Lumber Com
pany, vs. U. M. Thompson, an action
for money, was tried before a jury com
posed of A. Klein, C. A. Dunnlgan,
Warren Simmons. W. M. Cherrington,
P. P. Gouloy, M. Broyman, A. W. Bra
ger, J. C. Van Wagner, A. L. Ask, B. 11.
Gesner, J. M. Kskew and S. B. Starrett.
The action was brought to secure a judg
ment on a note for f78, dated March 7,
1887, on which 2.") cents had been paid,
and Interest at 10 per cent er annum,
the defendant also asked for $25 attor
neys' fees. Tho verdict was for plaintiff
in the sum os $17)1.24.
Dr. Bull's Couch Syrup Is a rtemark-
able medicine. A dry, tickling, hack
ing cough, tho warning tlmt consump
tion lurks near, needs no other doctor
but Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. It tod
lively cures throat and lung
trouble.
Jack Krost
May kill delicate (lowers hut will im
prove your appetite and you can secure
tho necesiary llrst-class hot meal at. The
White House Kestauraut.
Joseph Slockford, Ilodgdon, Me ,
healed u sure runnlnu for seventeen
years by using DeWltt's Witch Hazel
s'ulye. Stone's Drug Store.
Cold Weather.
During cold weatjier you need stlm-
ulatlni! food, this N prepared dally and
includes hot meals at the Wonder lies-,
tauraiit. I
- - I
Well Known Here.
Cant. Woodbridito Geary who
killed at Manila 011 the 10 lust and who
was Military Instructor at Corvallls Ag
ricultural College when the war with
Spain began, was an uncle of Mr. A. O.
Condit of this city.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Is Unques
tionably tho most remarkable remedy 1
over produced for tno euro 01 mnm
and lung troubles. It has cured thou
sands, una lias clone wonders in uiuny
caes of Incipient consumption.
Win the Race..
Only 0110 yacht can win tho Interna
tional race, but all tho citliens of Salem
who choose to enter and comply with
tho rules,, will 1h loaded with tirUo
groceries at Hiunho.v it Baoan's.
10 II end
Headquarleis
Por Soiithurn Oregon fruit, Melons,
Caseabas, Peaches and Gnwies, at J. G,
Wright A Co's Commission Hotisrf.
Tho "Plow Hoy Preacher," Rev. J.
Klrkiimn.siiys: "Aftersulfcnng from
bronchial or lung troubln ten years, 1
wus cured by Ono Mlnuio Cough
Cure." It euro cough. colds, grippe
and lung troubles. Stono's Drug
Store.
Hop News.
Herren .V Iivy iKiiight the P.
Johnson crop of 130 bales this week
Mt. Angel at 11 cents.
"If you scour ilio world you w
never lind u remedy equal to One
Minute Cough Cure." It cures l.a
Orlppo and saves thousands from
pneumonia. Stone's Drng Store.
I'or School Children.
Miss Bertha M. Hubbard, tho piano
teacher, has made a sin-clal rate for all
sdhool children. Speolal attention to
lieglnnors. Studio in D'Arcy block. Seol
ad in this paiior.
i i i
Kit nlc.tv. KiKlal Dyspepsia Cure
will dlgit what you cat. K. It. Gam
ble. Vernon, Tex , siys. 'It relieved
me from tho itail and cured me. It
s my everlasting friend." Stone's
Drug Store.
Make Yourself Comtortable
Buv the most iMirfeot heating sUive,
the Wilson AJr Tight ; Wll-on is tho In
ventorofalr light stovtw, his ttern
is tbolwt. old only by Gray Bros.
Mrs. G. B. Thomas goon to Portland
Sunday, than to lloppuer to join hur
huiband, who has been tlmro eln lunt
month soeklng to Improve his health.
Mm. Jus. Banule and ohlldrun left
this HMiriilng to join nur iiimiuiihi ihj
' s ni4oyl at the Albino mills.
I Mr. ami Mrs. O. G. Smith nud elill
'ilreii have gHi to Uit his brothers In
Portland.
Mr. ami Mrs. G. KuJx wi-nt to IVwt
laud this inorniitg.
Stubborn
COLDS
A atubrjorn cold 18 easily taKen: n
fcticka to s mo peoplo all winter and
v
very ofUn duvelopa Into broncblUa or
rnr.m..ti.n Yi.n should turo a cold
corummp
promptly by taking Dr. Bull'a Cough
Syrup. Tiua celebrated remedy b u
. i . . t.A ..Mflfr .fllnliinl Anil
knowedctHl to bo moat tfllclent and
relbible for all alTocUona of the throat
amlluun. Itcureaacoldatonce.
Dr.Bull's
Cough Syrup
Insane,
A man giving the name of Joe John
son was picked up by Ollicer Smith
early this morning as ho displayed
strong symtons of insaijlty. He has
boon committed to the asylum. Ho is
about 38 years of age, a native of llli
mis, and claims to have come here
from The Dalles.
Eltgint New Pianos.
Mrs. Wlllintm. tho music teacher has
two new pianos for the use other pupils.
Booms over tho First National Bank.
10 12 tf
Crossing the Rockies
The most delightful tide acrro the con I
ncnt m through Uuh and Oo'orado, over
what li known at "'I lie b rnic Koute of the
World." It matters not nt urhil krason of
III-y.'Ar Ihj tiip M md, at no time doej
the tccnerv crow nonotonout. It li an ever
chancing puiorami cf the beau Irs nf natmr
(J ic m i3 nt you are pairing thiougli garget
waileii tn by rocki thousands nt leet Ugh.
and the next you are al ore tho tnoir line,
kirtlnc neaks that lower atxie you until
they teem almou to reach the ikv. One of
the chancterinlic of the Colorado climate
Uthit the extr m:t of temperature are
never met wi h It li neither o cold in
winirr nor warm In lummir, at uimn the
linra ol rnilwa which croii ilir drierta and
plains The traveler (ivr r tho Kio Ura de
Weatern alttia the privil'ce of a Itopover,
if he to e'cc.t al Halt Lake City, or any
ttli-rc tevie(ii Ogdcn and Denver, on a' I
claste of ticket
For Information at to ratea, etc , anr! fot
lUscriptive ptnuhtctt, ctll on the n-areit
Ticket Agent of the O. K. R. & N Co, or
Sou 'lie in Pacific Co., or d 'reti,
J I). MANSKIKLD, Gen'l Agt,
I'.i) Or nd Western Hallway, 142 Third
tret, Portland Oregon,
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given Unit it pcti-
lluu has been tiled in thu City Itccnt
....y'der'soillcoiiriheClty of Salem, Ore.
"(lnl... t I .1.... ... U....I liJIlll
Kim. no Luis i iiii in oepLeiii.K;i, inuut
by it resident uiid property owner, iisk
Ing the Cuii'tuoii Council thereof, to
acute two certain portions otf thu
nul end of Wilson Avenue, described
us follews:
"Beginning at thu northwesterly cor
uer (at Church and Court street
of wUut Lt known as W'Uon's Ave
nue, according to the recorded
pint of the City or Salem. Marlon
Coui'ty. Oregon and of record ut
pages 111 and 20 of Volutuo Jo. 1,
or tho public rccotdsor the said
County of Marlon, Statu or Ore-
gun, arorcsntn, ami running
ibenco easterly along the S'julli
lino of Mild Court street and the
north lino of said Wilson's Ave
nue, three hundred and forty-six
feet 310 to a point upon what
would Do the westerly line or Joi
tuge street In said city, If the
samu were extended southerly
across tliu Mild Court street aim
thu said Wilson's Avenue, accord
ing to thu recorded plat aloresald;
ihencc southerly ut a right angle
to said south lino of Court street
aforesaid, live iM chains or three
hundred and thirty (cut 1101 to
t Do north lino of State slieet and
the wiiilh lino of suld Wilson's
Avenue; thence westerly along
the said north Una of Stain street
and the south line ol Wilson's
Avenue uloros'tld, thren hundred
and rorty-slx feet 3 10) to the
southwesterly corner of s.ild Wil
son's Avenue aforesaid; tho-irc
.lortherly along thu onsturly line
of Church st reel and the westerly
lliioof snld Wilson's Avenue afore
said, live chains IfiJ or three
hundred and thirty feel 330J to
the place or beginning "
Alfo,
"Beginning ata point on thennilli
line of Court street and tho north
llnunf Wilson's A vonnu according
to the rccoidcd plat of tliu City of
Salem, Oregon, iifiirosuld,) thrto
hundred and forty-six (3H) feet
easterly from the northwesterly
corner of said WIUou's Avenue
aforosjld, and where the said
south Hue of Court street and tho
said north lino of Wllvm's Ave
one, would Interned the westerly
lino of Outage street In s.ild city
If tin. kaiiio wore extended MiUlll-
nrlv in-row wild Court street and
said Wilson's Avenue, and run
nlng thonco southerly ncrowi said
Wllxnrs Avenue tlnee hundred
and thirty 1330 feet or live S
oliulns, ton point on l ho south
lliiu nf mild Wilson's Avenue and
the north Hue of Slato Kln-ot
t'iree hundred and forty-six 1310)
feet front the sniithwosierly cor
per of said YVlliou Avenue;
tlieocn onilcrljr along tno wiuti
sou i li
iniu .. .. "" " -V...V .... ...
pnrtli line of Slate ulrcot, 11 nuiy-
nine feet and fix IpuIioh Wi reel)
lo a point upon wtmtwou u ikj uio
ealrly line of wild Cottage atreet
If Hi.. k.miH wore extendtd MiUth
urly ucros n.ild Court atreet and
atd WIImjuV AveMielo tho wild
north Hue of State utreel aod the
Miutli line of mtld W IImio Avon
ufnreald; tiiencu northerly aero
mild Wllwin'H Avouue live ciiniui
nrtnree hundred and thirty 'IUl
feet toa ixilnl no tbo iwrnth lino 1
nf Court lrel and tliu rio'th of
Wllion'ii Avenue aforomld and
where tlie ald last nam til line
would Internal the easterly line1
of Cottage atreet aforewild If the
Mine were extonded southerly .
ac.roMld Coorl mreet and the
north line of Wilton' Avenue
iiforenald, an. I iheneo wealerly
along the ald w.ulli line or court
tree l and the nor Hi Hoc nf WU
Mm' Avenut) afi.refald, ninety
pipe feel ana nix lucho (Vi feel
lu Uieulaeeof botflniilng."
Upon the term and condltloiM and
r llieuaotaud tHjrxM a trwrei
pUMKtHM at
wL fnrth.
Saul nuillli.ii will eon ud for he
ing at the aeooor) regular ineellng of
ihu Common Council of Salem. Oro-
goo, ror uie PMinin 01 ucunr, awv,
Uiwll.on the I7lli day of aahl inonlh.
Ptxwderuf tb. city f Kaialui. bit
goo. and Kx-OiHt-w Jwtlee I Uie
Pace
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i.M4-XMVIM Ul'ltCo.iItHritulUltrosinU,
nnaoAxi- Vj.imhi. Htn.. ortlanp. 0soon.
for sal i: in- n. ,r. iritv, sal ism, ouisoon.
An Economical Cook
Should have one of our meat choppers iillached In her kitchen
table tho your around Its useful ucwi is not iuiiIIiiikI In any
partlculur season, in-r any particular article of food. Tho tough
steak and "left over" pieces of cold meat may ht changed hit"
palatable mid wholesome dishes by its iim. BosIiIkh
It will chop nicnt and apples for your mince pies.
It will chop nuts for your salad and cake.
It will chop cabbage for cold slaw.
It will chop onions and peppers for the Chili sauce.
It pulverizes crackers foresail loped oysters.
It pulverizes dried bread for dressing.
It pulverize nuts for nut butter.
Ill fuel it dno everything and
chopping IkiuI and knife and in ouo-leiith thu time,
Tho prleo will iiormit tho family nf the nnml mode
rate IniNiiiit In own out, and lis nt tutu bo saved
out of the M-rilp diali. Wo Hll tliniii for
R. M. Wade L Co.
OLINGER
Undertakers and Hmbalmcrs.
We wish to uiinoiiuci. to th general piibhc that wo have piirelia-l tin piiwt
elegant and iiiiigmlli-uiit funeral tuir, nf lutiwt design, and are thereforn in u hmI
tli hi to hundlo fnuuruU in a iiiiirb Iwtlor riiannur than hereUiforo, and with lessex
isiiine. Wo hove lonu felt that Huhim. Iwinu thu iiililtul eily of a great state,
should Ut up lo date in the inaiiner of
.mriH n,.XKfUM. hi ourohuaiiig Hit. car.
lo iiuuiiwiitir,
vi,n0 thU la not 1
vw York, wliii hi id t ho
While this is not lhiuntoxuiivo funeral uiirowir built, still it is the llneotever
1.,. i(,()rtnri,.
v wirdlully Inviloall tolnniKxit our
iv(. ,, Hinrnil itnuuK.
SiTOP NOTCH
Of wrftM'liou iu .piality ami
LOW NOTCH
In Ikwm! prioMi for ImjmmI 0U. That'a our motto, ami
llmtV tlm rMUMNi w -bH- khjw iti.lHvtiry ywur. Don't
fttil tit MAttf
HARRITT ?k LAOJRBNCB
oui 1-omvrviun cmoottitv,
;LM. KIRK
94.00. tt 88
Phono t7l
Grain, Hay. Flour, Mill Feed, Building Mntcrial.
' ' ' , imm im,n, Pa,t,.- rt-
Grain, Hay and Straw stored
rr.n.i4 ami .-areful aiti'iitmn givnn
,. .B'. '
--..
AND rrftM-zs
1 19hShi
IMturci.
tl In.h-
HoiU. Ih
rtr , niakft
Ars.
;
t'l" Vusk
iww. tm.
Dally 4 months
-
$1.00
1.00
.50
$2.50
Beauty Leading a Man By the
JNosc
may mislead him HomeUmes, but the
lsaiity that leads a man to our laundry
Is I he faultless beauty of nur artUllo
laundry work, t but he will never lltid a
misleading one. Ourexiiuisllo laundry
woiklHtbu uemo of hlgli grade excel
lence in this lino. Wo do tin shirts,
collars, cuffs, and woolens and Wo cur
talus, in a manner that keeps them In
Hue condition, as well in looking as
gisxl as new, at all times,
Salem Steam Laundry,
coi.oni:i. J. OI.MrVrilll, I'ltOI'lt.
Phono 411. n!.'iOLIbcrtyiSlrect
M."
- r. r-f-i'n Vfllovr
t-l'tn. II.U mii.it i fill
r -, w I. nil WrnV
' Ni t.U H1. Nltflilly Vnt
l. I." I, trv.v Oiitmim, ni.tnl
i ' Minilanu whu I. I ul ti
-iinl in veat oockrl fi iwi
more than can ho doni
with
.50
Hardware.
RIGDON
bundling funeral, and wu havo theruforo
It wai. built by tho Jamon Cuiiiiiiighaiii
l pool veinit im in tno t niitsi niat'M.
faelllth,aiid whuu nwewdty rmiiiri. t
Ol.l.NUKIt A KIOlKiN.
HtntoSt
Wagon Scales.
t lh iMivury f g"la U any art
W- ll
UUS1NESS OAIIDS.
C. JH. OIACK
dentist,
ja oestct to Di. J, M. Keeiir. old Wlilu
,(.otrt , a.jm, Or. Pt ic desiring iiiperlol
, opeiKl o)i at n ode ale feet In nj branch are
In e( -i ' -c ,et
ALBERT A. JESSUP.
!3L3E2 ttTWXg&'X1
Phono 107L!
KOOMS 1 AND a, nttAY llt.K.
Salem Wate
OFFICII, CITV HAI.t.
For water eiv'.ct Jiipu at o'.licc. I'd'i
payable monthly n advance. VaVe
complaint! at thi n.
PLATlNO PHOTOS.
Enlargements In Crayon mid Water
Color. Photo Buttons.
Amateur developing and llniMiIng
neatly done. H. J. I1UOWN,
GltOUNU Fl.0011
2'i Commercial St , Suluiu Oregon.
Meam Dye Works.
No. I U5 Commercial street, omioslte
Wllliiuiettu hotel. Ladles' and
gentlemen's clothing cleaned, dyed,
repaired and pressed, Klne blankets
cleaned or dyed and nicely Mu
lshed. Kid gloves cleaned, 10c:
dyed i'c.
S, C, STONE, M. D,
Proprietor of
Stone's Drue: Stores
UU.KM, OllKOON.
Tno Intra (two In inimlwr) km located a
So. iM ami iis.1 (Ninimerelal lrfi-t, ami art
ttvllatiK'kol wild a iiiiiiililo lino ntitrtigi anil
iiHilkliic, toilet uttli'lra, nrfumctr. Imiahn
OK'., etc., I'Ui.
pa. itiunn
llaaliailiomoilayeAri eitierlenro la Ilia lirao-
llreof rncillclnoaiul now makri no rlikrv for
cotiiuliatloii. ciaiiiliution nr 1'rowrll'lloii.
C. H. LANB
Merchant TaiiOr
07 htatk HTiimrr.
CTUulta BIS Bin! upwuitU,
1'aliu WJ oiia upwruu
CAl'ITAt. CITV
Express and Transfct
Mintl all null and aieigir tralkk, liar;.
ga;einl cairea lo all part ol I lit rll)
Prjn pt tervlce. Teletdione No. 70.
imjVK & SKIPTON
N iW MA R K BT
St.le ttrcet, near railroad, Hieilieat am
be.l meat. My pa'rnnt y I keep llie U
mrataln town '
SOU MS KHOS.
TU.NEIIS AMI KEI'AIKEIIS
I'OUTIANII.TOUK
KiirS.lfin unl rliiliilly tear nrlora at (Ito
Wlll'a Jln.lo Hoi
Photoffraohs
You can get juat what you want at
tub i:mti; ktidio
Not himr but llmt claa work turnixl nut
TliollnueHt Bnlargcd Wirtk on thu coital.
Suicide
It would ho (or you to neglect
a leaking
ganllxlurokpowliigl)'. If your gaa llx-
turcM are oiu nun iieut reimirnig. we m
put Iheiii in cuiiplelu iinit-r lor you or
mi In iiiiw llatiir.Ni. In eliilxirntnor Plain
11ml nrtWtic Kitl.niM, at a reaaoiialile
(. Now i the tluiH to have jmir
ilumbiiigaiid gaa lilting" lookiii alter,
Mtfore i-I.mmkI doom nud wiudouM rinn-t'
damage !' your health.
BARR&PETZEL
tin r;oMMKHtiAl. SThP.:r
Telephun No. ttfl
RED FRONT LIVERY
First-Class
Feed and
Boarding
Stables.
1I('UMIKIU'IAI. HrlUIKT.
iXl.VM, OUK.
PAGE & STEPHENS
Best Rigs for Commercial Men
HIkIiImi In him I'li'li ll"ll WIIUrol.3 I
JSr-Kl) lu., ami ewml.iriuUa rU rur
i.TCiui 1. mil. ilfUbiu tiieMallr. Ilnrwi.
ImI l.r lit I. lt HwHIIiawl.val (. wllf
IH4IIUH KUMI
i
-Mui
LOANS
ATOinilCltN'T BATK
INHUBANCK. ICKAI. KHTATB
HKOUBITY IIO.SDS.
aiooirnt mto.
UUb Cirn'r,'l m Or
U-ltf-dA w
The German Market
Will W found alt kind of moat
and thu Ut of kJOMge. FltliB
l)Ki;iViTY. All bllla duo tta
Iato linn of Wolt A MUcku
Hiiul lxf paid.
CDOL,2 St SOK
I7l Coraswrclsi
Co.,
B
:''ISf
INTBRSTATD M
: C0NSERY1T0RY
J ETTAANDERS-WILMAN
ijj Awoclate.TeacherJWeitcrn L'omerva-
tory, Kanut City, Vo , revtoentin
g llie Interna e Syaiem. al balent Ore.
JOret I'lnt National HanV. KeaUlerce ,
376 Church atreet. .Sluilin Imori- 0 lo '
k l5-
VsJTMOJIVAaTSaSv MVANJB
WANTED.
New today nnvciuiemenn tout tines
or lens In thi column '"aortrvl tnioo
times for 23 eta, SO ct wvitk, $1
por mouth All over tour linos t
tame rata.
PirilNISIIKI) BOOMS.-Throe neatly
furnished rooma to let. Kiirpilro at
105 Corner High and Ferry etreot.
10 13 3tt
FABM FOB 8ALK. 323neres5 miles
from Halem, 200 acres under cultiva
tion. Price f.UKO in aero. Tcftutl to
"lilt. (ieo. OrlNWold, 55 tato street,
Salem. 10 U-ntt
WOOD FOB SAI.K. FUo or nix "car
loads ot oak wood will null, piloJ near
aide track or 1 O. 11. ntro. Ad
ila'M Jay Cook A Co., Marion, Ore
gon. lO-BUltt
PASTl'BK for horse and cown, two
mile from town. Batex n-nmniiblc.
J. W. Watt 10 lilwll
FOB BKXT. Dexlrahle rmuim fii7
nUhed or unfurnished for geiitleiuen.
Term reaennnble. Call 011 F. t.ou
let, 1IHI Commercial utreet. 10-11. tf
HTOVP.8.--Plenty ofaeetrnd hand ntoves
Home great bargaltn at C. Dillmau'rt
Hecoiid-hand utore, 210 Coniliiervlal
KtrteU 10 PJ ill
LOST.- A largo, dark, gray wt cat with
while feet and white collar. Ainwori
to name of "ToodlcH." Iteturn to
Mm. II. lloferaml receive reward.
FABM F0B8AI.K.- 100aeren. In Yam
hill county, 75 in cultivation, good
new hitlldingH which cord alioiit VM0,
Price f.T.110, half down, balance nt 0
per cent. Addreni T. T. Yodcr,
WhltoMon, Oregon. 10 7 llm
W A NT I : fjWomen lo blnddreM
nhlelda ut home. Steady work; ilia
tancu 110 diiadaantagu; auk your
dealer to xhow you Korn hhleldn.
Kora Khleldx iiiaii 1111 wulnt without
(icwliig. Horn! JOe for caluloguoof
work. The Kora Shield Co., 5J5
llroomo Htreet, Nuw York. 10-4 'Jw
MKN'anI) WOMES, KoruddruM, lo
travel and uppolut uguutii; salary $76
month, expellee i rapid udyuuceuienl.
Unuaually brilliant upjKKttudty. Ad
dreMU with reference, Iliitler A Alger.
Now Haven, Conn. 80 lots
iTl.UKBIBBON WAtioNH.-HopnT In
dttatry awanled 11 ml prlr.u. Couiuaiid
necuru ono of Uiohu homo iiiado waumiH
that tmik llrat prixu at tho Statu Fair.
Mountain hack uxpruMi wagoua,liuck
boarda, cartH and buggies, both Kaat
urn and Iiuiiiu Hindu ; cheap forjcitHli.
AIhomoiuu pccoiid hand veliicleo cheap.
At tho Saloiii Oarrlago Factory. W,
round, :iOI Commercial Streut.
10 4 tf dAw
FOB SAF.K Several good farmn. 100 lo
IKK) aoren. UVafM) per acre. All well
ImproMil and no wimte land. H. L,
Jluyoa, Ilalaoy, Or. 0 17 Im
IjnVANTK Ih-Torent for terirTol
three )iHim. Befurenco given. Addrx'si
farmer, euro Capital Journal, Salem,
Oregon. u-2.'i lin
FOl'N I). Between Derry" auiiBlckro.
till a bunch u( keya. Owner can liavu
ilium by paying for thla notice. U-LIWf
FOUH i)OIXAlrpKlf I)7v'-M"oii'ai
wauicl to cut,iiillt or haul cord wood.
AWillpuyiJOceiiln for uplltllng nud fl
ier cord for hauling udiaiancu of'J,lt
mlliM. falem Fuel Co., room Kl, over
lluaii Batik. H.H tf
WANTIvl). Wheat, out and barley,
hagH furninhel, (lot our prlouit Ik.
foro you Mill, Olllco up Court atreul
reund Dulryinplu'a ntoroj waruhouao
Uilxir Hxuhuiigu building. Tlllaon,
lUrllett drain Co. M-7 ti
B1CYUM-: PATII-lf yntir bicycle
nucda repairs bring 11 In, wu liavu
thu aklll and mock to keep 11 In llrat
clana coiidillon. Wu carry u full
line ii. aundrioa and inuko a Mi0lul
liy ol uiiiiuiuling-coinuund mhi hi.
wukullafy our piitrnua. llurUncr &
While, 266 Lluui'.y alicet. ilolmiiua
hincW. next door u aieaui lautidry.
Piiuiic M. l-.V-t
I nila B"Ci7ftiyi!lW ' - Itc.nemlKii
that lliu mi and uliwiK,t carpet
up, mi. n 1 Mir- futb p.ipur aold
t. I'.I c lo Jit W(. ill u. iir
A UVl'l SAA'lil).
Or J P. Cook, tho Uotanlaal 8pua
ullat, tiiiaaooilH Whoro Other
Poll.
To whom ll may concunti
ThU u to certify tlmt Bertha P. Con
ii.tr, of Ml. Angel precinct. Marlon conn
ly, Oregon, hua differed from a caucur
011a grow th in thu luflt-ar lor about thrvo
yi-ar. Thugruwth waa cutout twice and
Iniruwl out oncu by Allmuy Phyaifliaim.
put inu grow in cauiu uacK m um
aa ever, and iained hur no badly that
thu had to li taken from tchool. After
thrto wit-k'a treatment by Dr. J, F.
Cook, ol balum, Oregeii, thu Hotauical
HiH-clalUt, tho growth uiulrvly dluup
peurtHl, a lid at Ihta dote, our inuntha
hIiicu treatment waa begun, the growth
I nui not reappoureil, ana thu ear haa en
tirely heale.1 leaving only tho uctt-a m
llictetl by thu Albany doctor.
1 hereby certify tlmt thu above statu
uii'iit ia absolutely Iruo, and that ller
Ihu P Conner, thu wraon mentioned
in thu allidavit. haa reldil in my fanw
lly alnco uttrly cliildhood, bearing thu re
latloiuhip to mu nf niece.
II. O. IiNtl.
Hultauribod nud wom to lifforu nm
thU ulghih day of Juuu. I8D0. W. W.
Hall, county clerk of Marion county
Oregon,
HUIEWING SANG CO.
Toaa, Chlnnwnre. Japnnoae Pancy
Kibr.il.lnl rUiaa. reu, loty llwit
TtirtnU. IIU. IW1 laUliI on)aaaUviH.u
Uk), IUh'Ij. Iaii'1(I vara, MattlhC. rva hv
Mukera of allkiiulaof Ifiuliua Uinlcrwuwr
HcwO mII If : Hi""'. )nwr
ruui(Swrt Arwrt. lrr l!oiiHbtiiillnr.
BAUW" UIIWIO.N. VVl Ml
ASSAV OFFICE
aud liAaotiATOiix
No. 71 Crww44i t
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