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OF SA.LEM.
TrniisuotflR itcnorat banrting business.
RED FRONT LIVERY
AND HTAQrf LINK.
Red Kraut Livery and Uodrdltu Btable.
KlrlctdKi In overy teapcoi. 1'rlcct reasonable,
n II. wjcaTACOTT, proprietor.
DAILY bTAOK L1NIC3.
Following ntugPH arrive hiH dupoil Jitlly,
except "uudnyt
Hllvorton nWiift nrnvoi at 10 a, in., leavo h
Ills p in. Kuro 76 cent
Di'lnn Ihj, nrrlvent lOn, m.,)tnvo at 1
p. in.
innipenionno singe nrrivet m. iu..xi n. ni
leavorfntlir. ni, 10-ld
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TO MAKE
A
Fortune
tino 0o for nvoryf 10 Invoked can be tnnrto by
our uovt systematic l'luu or speculation.
f 10 00 nnd more in ado dully nn mn)t lnvos
menu, by many penon who live awuy from
UIiLiiro.
All we Mk Is to Investigate our now nnd or.
iKlnnl method! I'ast wornnnnr pluu iiHd
blithest referenrci! furnl lied Our Uonklet
"I'oint nnd lllutM," bow to make money
ovuii when on llio wrong Ide nfot ttio market,
and ntbTlntorriiiit'on sent KIIKK.
UILMOUS v ro., H miters uud Urolcera,
Open Hoard of '1 ride Hldg,, Olilcajo. III.
10l3indAw
POLAND CHINA HOGS.
'lheundurslsned'huii n nndtitred Poland
Ohluu bour. "IVucoumker," nnd about 40
yonuic boars nnd sows from l'enotinukcr, and
lullblood I'nlaud China sows, which are ot
tered for nilo cho-ip, John Marnnch, on
Jndopcnilorico mid, near Holmes' hop ynrd
10 2 1-1 in dw
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WE DO NOr WANl'-llnrior loafer, but
men ol ability. 8300 to $5 io u month to
liUillcri. Htntennd genoral agent. Baiary
nnd cotnmlsilon. Ilucluo Klro Engine Co..
ltwclue. Wli. oosU
WANTM)-Pluco In thn olty to work
' board aitr school iinum, by mi
trans u.
of H Apnly by mull
CUIUIH pttlOIUCO,
to
lor
strong boy
ijirNon,
11.8.81
LO'I..1jki.b Watch, has tho Initial U 1'.
Kinder win iieiuwardud uy louruingto
caplml 1'rlntlinf Co mate Inn building.
ANTM)Iloiuwork by ujou in wuiiwd
wlihexporleuro. Apply at Urn. l'oguo'a
boarding limine. 1 041 It
aoUM..Allvirluu wuuih, Americuu Wal
Ilium works. Call at thU otllce. bill
J?
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ADIE Auk for Li Tranco Tooth l'ato, nn
I an excellent tireneratlon that H Handle
orders lor all kinds o.hnlr good tilled wlthm
n low day. Ttfiint mauefor llalrdresslnir,
Manicuring and Treating the HoiId by the
month, A. E.sius, Itoom ifK.drldgoniu,
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1 KlHIIBIt, Newspaper Advertising Agent
siercnauur tticuauce, nan Francisco,
our authorlied agent. This paper 1 kept
onfllata hisotnoa.
TtAHVIttl ilnl.nrf UnMAMU..n Jn.ln
JT Taoomaand Han Krnnolioo paper on salo
b IIUI
M
Ilopr loiomoe hlnok.
OMtY l UUAN, U. MarsU,
IVml omoAblocic
v luoni
mr.
djjAAHUVHan Improved 6orotr-ct three
OUUu mlltiioutliot town. Hmnll house
Inquire of tlunrml, over Btate
V4kll
and barn
man.
IKL.L.A HllKHMAN Typewrttiug and
oimmerolal ktenourunhv. (Jtllce. room
. (Jray blook. The bent of work done at reu
aonaoin r-tin l-V8
fca
lllill ull L'.uili.ij ....1.......!......- .un.il.t
i.rk t7B.&-4 IJUUIll,ll ll'UK ,iugui tl'IIIIU
1 lentftdort olioloo land m Whi halem.
lood. largo home aud bru; variety ot b-iir
lugfrultiret-v I'loity of nut ill irult. good
water and J; acres timber, Addresa box It),
Balum. Uiai
GEO. FENimiCll'S
MEAT MARKET,
ifil Commerolal Ht.JOottle bloos.l
U.M. UeokkUo. r
rrompweilvoiy
ruiiooeuior Ui U. M. Ileflk. (Vi.
iiejii moaia iu tue.city,
at lowrat pricen
The Buckeye State Contri
butes the Story of a Ye-
t run's Sonrch.
How Fred -Taylor, a Metdbor of tb
Giilluut 18fft!).N. Y V. I., Fluully
Fouud What Ilo' Haa tJougltt
8lucotlio Wur Oltiscd.
'Kiom llio AhUibu1a, Ohio, Ilc.-Kxm )
Of tbo thoufluiida of loyal union men
who wotil Into tho war of the rebellion
uouo who lived to return to tUelr
uorthcrn homos had n narrower racnno
from death while in tholr country's
xitvico or a more harrowing oxperleuco
-luce liutuloReof tho war thun Fred
l'uilor, orUeiiovu, Aehtubiilti County,
Ohio, who en bted at tho age of twenty
seven yearn In the 189th regiment,
New York Volunteers at Elmira nnd
the regluieut was Immediately after
aent to the front and was In many hot
ougf inents. No reglmout cumo out
of thcbtniKKle with a braver record
thau the 189th N. Y. V. whlo i wtw qii
the uroutul ut Atinomntox. Butlu the
incautliiif, throuiitt Hih forced morohea,
tho cxpoauro that ouio from Hleeplug
on tho dump (,'rouud uu I eiitlni' food
hulf cooked or not eookbd ut nil, Air.
Taylor cotitruuled that terrible dlectiee
chronic diurrlioeil which swept huud
redu of the llower ofthf tiotthem troopn
into u raves on noiithf rn tlo'dts. He wan
sent to hia hnnio near i'ilinira in uu hI
motitdyli it condition. Tim beat phy
hIoiuub (o be hud wete culled to IiIh aid
but medical uklll wum lowerleas to ur-
reut the ravnuea of the dlneufo and ufter
yours cf aullerl.-K hu wan given up by
tho fraternity to dlo.
JUrforo Ukeu with the muludy Mr.
I'uylor wu8 a nutu of lajge physique,
utrona;, heulth and posneHHud wonderful
viinlity. It wiih his fjrent vitality
which kopt him ullve during tho yeurs
the doctors were experimenting with
bluj. He hud expended all his uurnlus
funds, his but physleluu's bill umount
lug to $460 Left In this condition ho
turned his attention to prepared reme
dies but without Buccets. Strong doc
of luudanum ulouo oilorced him relief
utid thut but lempoiury. The disease
Hlili remulued. Ho hud teirlblo head-
achi'H, his uorvea were shuttered, he
wou.d uot sleep uu hour u duv on an
uverage, hud no appetite uud run down
to a voritnblo living skeleton. Finally
in despulr ubout a year ago Air. Tavlor
and his faithful wife movod from New
York stato to Geneva and locatod on
tho south shore of Luko Erie la the
vuiu hopo that iv cIiuiiko might prove
beuollolul. Hut ttio chunge came uot.
He hud often heard und reun i.r tho
wonderful cures pei formed by Or Wi.
hams' Piuk PiMs lor 1'ulo J't-opln but
hlsuntlputhy to prepared nie II ilnen
hud so become so groat thut hu Iu I re
peatedly refused to give them a trlul.
Fluully on tho recommuddullon f F.
J. Holluer, the lending drugglnt oi
Geneva, who was cogdl.uut of slmllur
cases which 1'lnl: 1'llls hud cuied, Mr.
Taylor was persuaded to try u box.
"As a drowning mtu graHps u straw so
I took the pills," suys Mr. Tujlor, "but
with no more hope of rescue. Bui
ufter thirty years of stillerlng unit
fruitless huuuIi for relief I ut lust found
It in Dr. Williams- 1'luk Pills. The
day uftet I took tho II ret pills I com
menced to (eel bettor uud when I hud
tuketi the lTrst box I was Iu fact a new
man." Thut wim two mouths ugo.
Mr. T-ytor has since two more boxes of
tho pills uud his nrogrcHB la sternly aud
ho hufl tho outmost coulldeuco that the
euro will Im complete uud permanent
Ho tins regained run control of his ner
ves and slue im us well us In his vouth
Color is coming buck to his parched
veins nud ho Is calnluc flesh uud
strength rapidly, Ho is now ublo to
do couslderublo outdoor work.
As ho concluded nurrutlug his sillier
Ings, experience uud cure to a Beacon
reportor Mrs. Taylor, who has been his
helpmeet theeo many years, said sho
wished to add her testimony In fuv.r
of Pink Pills. "To tho pills alouo Is
due tho credit of raising Mr. Taylor
from u helpless invalid to the mun he
Is to-day," eald Mrs. Taylor. Both
Mr. uud Mrs. Taylor cannot find words
to express the grutltudo they feel or ro
commend too highly Pink Pills to
Htillerlug Immunity. Any inquiries
uiiuresseii to inem ut uenevn, u.. re
gardlng Mr. Taylor'1 case thoy will
cheerfully answer as they aro uuxlous
that the whole world shull know whut
Piuk Pills huvo douo for them and
that suffering humanity may be bone
ilted thereby.
Dr. Williams' Piuk PUIa contain all
tho elements Decennary to givo new life
and rladnvsa to the blood und restore
shuttered nerves. They are for sale b
ull dnnrglHts, or may be hud by mail
from Dr. Williams' Medlolue Company
Uolieueotiidy, N. Y for 60 cents per
box, or six bov.es for $2 (SO.
STARVINQ CHILDREN.
lOintlnned from fourth page 1
REMOVAL
Umbrella man formerly at 1S7 Commerolal
ut., him ro moved to IMi bialo t,, Armoiy
bulldlug, wnero bo will bi glad to toe all h h
old ciuioiuom, alHO uow oun. UmbroMat re-
S Aired, recovorea nnd new one made, to or
nr. 10-itMm
luileu of railroad In
rails used to
i jgrafc:
Li Hs
tfc,)-
Don't be
Foolish
ul tVt tome other
UnJ of onJcntd
. think n l
"Jmt i fiooa"
milk.
ItU
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tha
GAIL BORDEN
EAGLE BRAND
Ho Equal
There are 177765
tha United States
There uro 00,835,SS0
cover mis ground,
There are 6811,205,0001108 used to bind
these rails together, but no such
amount, however, la required to hind
tho hearts of tho traveling puhllo to the
(uot that tho Wlsconlu Central Hih-p
furnish superior fucllltlea on nil tbeli
trains between Ht. Puul and Chicago
which form doso connections with nil
lines to the east and south.
Make a note of It.
Khemn&tisni
Is u symptom of disease of the Kid-nej-B.
It will certain! v le relieved hy
Parks Huro ('uro. Tbut headache,
bucl'.Holio und tired feeling come from
the ki me cause. Ask for Parks' Sure
('nro for tho liver and kldnoya prlr-e
1'tSi, sold liv IiUtin A Brook IiHm
olmrges, If the subordinate employes
and the children themselves aro not
intimidated Into ullenco.
A STORY OP BtlFFERINCl.
Tub Journal hua been In possession
of Information for aomo lime, obtained''
frntti n rnllniiln fnrmur nmnlnvn nf tlioi
government Indian school at Ghem.
awn, to tho cllect that the children
wcro uot allowed a sulllclent
amount of food to keep them from
actual stifTeutng from hunger. In a
'eugthy Interview hud with this em
ploye, (whoso name cannot at this time
be disclosed,) It was gathered that
thore was a woeful mismanagement in
respcot to tho Issuing of rations. That
no pntatoeci had been glvon tho chil
dren since the 20th of last July; that a
wholly Insufficient nmount of bread
wus doled out to them at each meal,
forty loaves being the allownnco for
between '230 nnd 210 children; that
meat was apportioned for ono moul,
dluner, aud if there was any left It was
warmed up for breakfast; that tho only
vegetables provided wore cabbage, tur
nips, nnd equashes, and those In only
limited quantities; that a very little
fresh fruit had been given them during
thostimmor, and that no dried fruit
was provided slnro early In the spring,
and then It consisted of dried apples
and prunes, both of which were very
wormy; that even after an careful prep
aration na possible, while tho fruit was
cooking tho worms would rlsj to the
top, where they woro skimmed oil.
That tho cook was ordered to uso the
urge, t)Ugh, strong, outside leaves of
cabbage, thoso usually fed to hogs,
with tho remark that it was "good
enough." That tho smallor children
often cried for something to eat, nnd
that as punishment Botno were put to
work without having bad their break
fast. Dlnnor often consisted of bread,
meat and water; supper of bread, beans
(or hominy) with gravy Bometlmes,and
tea; breakfaet of meat, (If there was
any loft from dlnnor,) bread and coffee.
That flvo pounds of tea and flfteon of
coffee wero used per week.
OOEti THROUGH! TIIH SCHOOL.
Tho reporter went to that institution,
and a8 a visitor was shown through the
dlflerout departments. In the bukery
tho reporter wus shown ovens, etc. .and
the bread Just baked. It was not very
bad In appearance, though It was dark
In color, nud qulto unyielding to the
touch, that Is, it seemed already to bo
dry and hard, There it was learned
thut forty loaves wero sent to tho din
lug room for each meal. In reply to
tbo question, "how long wilt this
much bread last," one of tho bakers
said, "about six days." Tho attondanl
expressed tho opinion that It would
not lust more than thrco days. The
tmker persisted In saying it would lupt
six iluyn, uud then tho attendant suit),
"at uuy rate there is nono wasted,"
nud suld "You never havo any old
breud sent back, do you ?" to which
question the boy replied very decidedly
und with an expressive smile, "No, we
don't." The roportor made an effort
to talk with tho bakers, but the cour
teous attendant remained too close at
hand. In another department, how-
over, better success was met with,
Leaylng tho attendant on one side of
the room tho reporter crossed to the
other, aud addressing an intelligent
looking Indlnn hoy or apparently 18 or
20 years of age, asking: "Do you have
auougu to cat hero." A quick glance
of surpriso and Inquiry, hud thun the
boy replied with deoslou, ''dome
times we do, and sometimes
wo dout.
"Aro you hungry uow?"
"No, wo had enough this noon "
"What did you have?"
"Bread and meat and water, uud we
hud pututoos toduy."
, "Did y ou havo them yesterday ?'
"Yes, we've had them for dluner for
two or tin eo day b."
"How long before that was It since
you hiid wijf"
u, i oiu kuow; a good many
weeks."
'Were you often hungriV"
"Yea u good mauy limes; sometimes
wo dout buve much for several days,
aud thou sometimes wu have all wo
wunt for a few meals,"
"J). you have other thing? bes des
br ad aud meal?"
"Yes, we have beans qulto often, and
sometimes cabbage or turnips."
"Why is It that you are not given
inort?"
"I don't kuow. They eay they don't
havo It to give us."
While In tho Kitchen the reporter
jskod how much meat and beaus It
took per day, and was told, by the
attendant, 200 pounds of meat per day
ami 60 pounds of beaus per meal, That
Ave pounds of tea wero used per week,
uud 26 pounds of cofXee. Tho attend,
ant then turned to the cook and asked
If that w.b right. Her reply was,
'V, about."
The reporter wont about among, the
table?, talking with different ones of
hunger,- One girl when addressed asld,
"It is better now, For a few daya wo
have had enough to ent." When asked
what they had for dinner that day rhe
replied, "bread, meat and potatoes."
Bhe snld they 'had not had potatoes
for weeks until within two or three
days.
When asked if they wero often
hungry she said, "yes, often. The
llttlo ones sometimes cry for eomothlug
to eat."
Another girl was approached with
the questien: "Diyou huvo all the
potatoes you waul?" A q'llok g ance,
aud seeming to gain codfl ience In tho
roporier, she answered, "O, no. Wo
didn't have potatoes for weeks and
weeks until tho other day." The re
porter suld, "Tell me all about It," xnd
then with tears in her eya she com
menced. "They did not glvo us enough
to eat ull summer. We didn't have
any potatoes, and tho only vegetables
wo had was cabbage and turnips and
squashes, and we didn't have ihem nil
tho time, und only ono kind of veget
ables at a time. We had bread but not
near enough of it, nnd we hnvo meat
for dlnuer, iud what Is left is set in tho
oven and warmed up for break fust.
llio bread until today has been black
aud hetyy and sour; It wasn't fit to
eat, nnd the cofleo Isn't good. Wo
havo two and n half pints of ground
cofleo to 26 gallons of water, and then
wo don't have enough sugar. Wo aro
allowed 100 pounds a week, and wo
havo to be so savltig to mako It last at
all. Wo don't havo any milk except
in tho codec."
"Do you havo fruit?"
"A very llttlo just apples, aud wo
havo uot had them cooked for a long,
long time. Last spring wo had cooked
fruit, but It was dried apples and
prunes that wero so wormy they wore
not fit to cat; wo couldn't get ull ot
tho worms picked out, and they wen-
cooked. O, can't something be done
for us?" and with tears running down
her checks, sho said, "and think of ltl
thoje llttlo baby children cry for
something to eat."
Her atory was told in a voice slinking
with emotion and in u manner that
was an appeal for help. Hbe watched
for the employes, and when they
came ucnr would change tho subject,
spoaking of general things.
Bhe Bald that tho matron, as a pun
ishment to tho little ones for not hay
ing wood carried to nil of tho many
places by a certain time, would tnnko
tnom go without tholr moals.
mm
MiSfiS
The Cures
Dy Hood's Bflrisparllla nrs wondcrf ol, bat
th explanation is simple. Hood's Bow-
pnrnia punui-o, '
hos nnd enriches tho
blood, nnd Jiseaee
esnnotrelBt it pow
erful curntlvo powers.
Head this) t "My girl
bad Lip dlscnBO wlion
flvo years old. Bhe
was confined to her
hod and for six or
.. . .-... n..1!nt troltrhts
even wecKStno uociur ujj.. " r ..
u affected limb. When sho got up
sho was unable toiralk.hatail "tr
strength nnd day by Thur rJe V"r
nor. I rend of a cure of a slmHsi raoe i ry
Hood's Sanmparllla, and decided Uo gh
It to Lillian. When she had 1 taken ( ont
bottle It hnd effected so much Reed tlist I
kept on glvlnff it to her until she had
taken three bottlca. Her appeti o was
then excellent and she woi i well and
strong. She has not used crotches ior
eight months and walkB to school every
day. I cannot say too much for
Hoods Sarsaparilla
It Is a splendid medicine and I would
recommend It to any one." MBP. U. A.
LaUose, Orovlllo, California.
tn taitolm. mild, elTee-
mi j miff '" taitolf". imin,iiM
nooci 8 Fills ue. Auatuggiiu.
in.rM 'iflrrjri '' ' m'" Lmm "'T'gl7!nTsyry
i-( ui'tid i" I
AN EMPLOYEE'S TALE.
A lady formerly employed In the
culinary department said that the
glrld woro shoes so full of holes that In
mopping tho floors their feet got wot,
and that sho had oftsn given thorn her
own rubbers to wear, moved by pity,
because thoy wero women all tho Batne,
oyen if thoy were not white, That she
attributed tho prevalence of pulmo
nary diseases uot so much to the do
goueraoy ot the race as to the exposure
they wero subjected to. That aftor
slopping about on tho wet lloors the
girls would appeul to her to glvo them
something to Hlleviuto their pain. That
small girls wero put at carrying wator
up stairs In five gallou oil cans, tho
cans being filled ns full ub could bo
without slopping.
Tho reportor saw In tho tailor shop a
young gltl scarce Ave feet In height,
standing at the tablo pressing eoams
with an Iron bo heavy that it taxed the
strength of tho reporter,(who is by no
means a small or dellcato person,) to
lift It with ono hand. A musty odor,
like that of rottou wood, was uotlcuble
In all tho buildings. Tho floors were
damp, and Inquiry olloited the state
ment that they wero inoppod daily.
Tli la extra
ordinary lie
iiTonntor 13
tho moat
wondorful
discovery of
tbo ago. It
nu been en
"1orod by tho
IcadlngFch-u.
tino men of
Kuropo and
America.
Hudyan li
pnroiy vogo
Hudyin stop
Framalurenoss
or tho din
chargo In H
lays. C-ires
LOST
UANfiCOD
quickly. Over 2,000 privates cndotrcsientr.
i'romaturrmwi mrnnx luiDOtenry .u iliu first
ttnto. It U a lymptom of toinlnnl weakness
and barrenue, Jt can bo ti'.oppod lu -JO days
bythaiuoorifuilynn.
Thorcw dl covory wm undo by tboSr-.-'-Jal
teLioftlienlt fimnusHudtin Mediccl institute.
It h (In rironwit vl'allrcr ia.io. Jt Is vc7
poweif.il, li :t ha mIcm fo'! fur 1 Co a pck-
troorC paoliejt3 for SS.PH.In'meJtdlxisoe)
wrltteu guaramco Rlreiirncuru. If you buy
nix boxo and aro rot cntt rly cured, six rooro
-ill be aent to ynu f- o nf all c' urm-i.
dcndfnr elrrulr.nand (ei.tltnouUl. Adlrcsn
IIUUhON MICUIOAI. INBTVXU'X:,
MirictlotBtc.r'fir,.Mr?i)t.;Bisu
hail t''rniio.'i.c't.,.''l.
m
mm
C'ontlltiatlou,
Dluincra.
Falling Hen.
sntionp.Ncrv
oustwltohluK
of the ejes
und other
pait3.
Strongthoai,
luvigoratcE
and tone llio
ontlrodystem.
Hudian eurci
Debility,
x'crTournoM,
i:mlLsl(iiin,
anddevolopti
aud restorer
weak organs.
iV'ns In the
bOvii. loisci
by day oi
nlilitatoppcf
COLLEGE
OF MQSI
of the Willamette University,
-JUNDER NBW JNANAGK
SMEtfJ
Moi' r.t inotlioi
jNojo but thn best a gooi
10-7-lm
Uplodato. Bnmnnsin tho nutcrn and Vm-,,.,..
od onoiiKli f?r bfglnnor a well an ior moroadvKS 'v
W. O. HAWLKY. l'r.l,i, pUf
It A. HKltlTAUK. VocSm
1M1LU WINKLima-aor,
FIRST NATIONAL HANK DUH.DINO, SALEM OR
W. I. STALKY, I'KiNCUvw.. ' 0R'
School In emitlBiioj lonlni. btudent nay enter at any ti.
will pay tlmao ho expect to prepiirofOraomoliualnem purmiit in .? "
liiiRlncH collego w h th a j-yMiiniillo eoi)nn or liuilnrHH tnilnitif nl 5n.1
nnd trained irprlinr lor tlili piulicular lino of work Innttuc Thfn h"
niiBluesa College olinrs llo ceurRei: "' '"'Tipiiii
Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship and English,
Thin U ponltlvoly tho only
btulncaa college In Oreg hi ulni: the Intor-eoinmunlcatlnn vBiim. w
ncna praotlco. OuUof-to -n HtudeniH may acoure botrd nnd rurni.hi bl"1-
In private ramuy ni w a weeK. wr'ioor onii at oolUvo oniei rnVvi. "f"1
Klvlnir full Information raiMiivntoronr eof ntudv nitt nr tnliinn V?1"'
rtniiion:;'ty
Steam
Djci
Clcaiiinj I!
cm and
u
Have removed to'the south room of the postofnee block, where tlierronri.i .
fitllng.up the estnlilNlimcnt with llie latest nppllancci for '
STJ3AJVI CJJt!;A.JNIJMCJr AND DYEIN
The plant Is the most cxlcnslvc one In the state, being prepared to huutk
kinds of fine fabrics, make a specially ol Ladles' and UentH1 cloihin? tl.
' nu nnon rt
our rlrooiM,
MLSON, rrop.,
... .- .- aa. -.IHIIIl'. IVIll
carpets, blankets, ladles' Hats, straw lints and feathers dyed and riwiMri
Orders promptly nitcnueu to uy man, express or singe. Your raimm..
solicited.
COMMERCIAL STREET.
WALDEIMXA It
-EXCELSIOR - STABU
13. C, HANSEN, JVIANAGE-R.
Only (jowl horflos uflcd. Satiafnction gunrniitcpd.
lindc ol' Si to liiRtirmifo Mock.
M
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GOODALE,
COBURG LUMBER YAR
TWELFTH STREET, NE A R DEPOT
ah graues aim uimenstonB of Buldlng Lumber. Lnrget stock and I
"""" J. V.. WAKRR. Mn.Pl
The W
iLamefle Hot
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I WilinH, uiiii ttural ill
cliarui. i.r ny Inllammu
lion, itiilf I n ur ulitra
tloo or in n r i ii nii'in
V?ei!ire
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in 1 wt ). XT1
Ojirtcivl V!
CM i. atrljiart.
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rHEtVH13CriCMlCtr.A. oraiiM N,io aitrlusi-nt
01NCnNAII.O.RPrM t,6,u '" riCBJ,
W tt a . KTlnor U lit III iitnlil wririvr
'vVC?M !'y' i'-'i rifi'nii, fui
f tl '.-''. r ' mii", e .
M " ' rwniMt,
LEADING MOTEL, OF THE CITi'J
.1 n !,CL'" ru,.i'8, . ia"nKeuient liberal. Electrlo cars leave hotel fouM
iiouuiiuiugs unu poinia of interest. Hpeclal rates will bo given town
patrons.
A. I WAGNER
Tonic
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-EVfS..
.KVr.Jf'ii
CkMJ?',
'-TSiUt" I
ft5iooa
Builder
Hypoclioiidrical.
despondent, nerv-.
otis, "tirea
out" men
-those who
stilTer from
backnthe ,
weariness,
loss of en-
ercry. im
paired mem
ory, dizzi
ness, melan
choly and
llie re
stilt of ex
hausliurr dis.
cases, or drains upon the system,
excesses, or abuses, bad habits, or
early vices, are treated through cor
respondence at their homes, with
uniform success, by the Specialists
oi uie invalids' Hotel and Surgical
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di rlnilve
psnuphUl
ide,
mrbax.
rr t1.HO-
W!
iv Dr. WILLIAKS'
MEDICINE CO.,
Sclienccladj, ;ly.
rirockvUle.Out
J
JOHN HUGHES.
Jtealer la Groceries, Paints,
Oils, WImlow;Glttss,VurnlsIiC8
and tlio most complete stock ol
Brushes of nil Kinds In the
State. Artists' Blatorluls, Lime,
Halr.Ccincntuiul SIiIhkIcsuihI
finest qunlltv oi CiKASS SKEI)S
J. H." HAAS,
WATOIIUAKhH AND JKWKLKIt,
M -keg a specialty r Finn Uepalr Work Beth
Thomaa cluck., eto., a 6 u.mmarclnl Htroet.
Gheat,
THE BUFFET CAR H0UTE-I
NoiwSyThe Shortest and Quickest li
-1IKTWEEN-
Pacific Coast Points,
St. Paul and the Eas
Croson both tho Caaoados and the Kockv MounUlna In daylight, lattoralnj pi""!0
ujjui muuy ui viuwiug tue ,
Grandest Scenery in Amelia
& NTan,!tl?rlili?,.t!?Jly ffnm Vor t,n.nrti ono nt u " vl Boattlo. aud ons at 8 a v. .'
Mmo.n.iS'Sn ",-,Jt"B8U.P?rl!e,IuIP'nent,con Utlnt; ordlnlnir oira. bofftl I1W1
Uimonnil UnlDlHterod tour ut. a amilmrnon Tl.. I,. ?, III.. ..... nr. mirt01
LuaS?.'!Jf":V.0."'a,nlK.ual'. room, barber ahop. easy ohalra. Vto. 1h m?to!5.
iij' rv rL."u" "'1" nna "Northland." loavo Duluth every Monday ana row
..uu, aiuoKinna ikiana l)itmll'iilvslani .. n..r.,i i
joy a delightlul rldo froofrom the heat uud oust, Forticlti
BOZORTH BROS.
210
It.lO. BTEVENH, G W. P.IA.
013 Front at.,Hcattle, Wash.
In connection with theOreJ
ftl UTV1 4IIII- IXIJirA.,1"
ticltets or general JnforwtK o
COMMERCIAL BTREl
UAT.IIM. OR.
ii n KLK-WIHIYlM. C f !
"'" iaToirditra"'!
SALEM WATER CO.
Ofiicet Willamette Hotel Bulldin-.l
For ttntAP inrulAA nHHl .t -..
ISfflLWWjBK m&. ffl"K
plalnUattheolUoe,
PROPOSALS WANTED
FOR AN OPERA HOUSE SITE,
?ro?nplremisaU,Ver UUleM waUjr -l8 ct
Bit. C0NT1U8,
laxris
Parlors Over GrayM
J. J. J1AUKIN8,
Horse Shoeing
T. fl. CiltlL'UXWX
w s - -
XS.IDSiT'iS'Ii
Oflleoj Corner Court nntlTnw
upstairs. All worn giirau- -,
us inn lowegt
with dUnaiiAri rmit
institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. A book I Sealed proposals will be received bv
of 136 larire narres. devoted in iim the uniierWno.i rn, ..".--' veu l)y
consideration of the maladies above not Jean JUnn ooxiso. Bald site .to S RomomLh
hinted at, may be had, mailed si , K2 J'm.Sj'If,! ' w,e8t of "'' Fo?. nemeJTID0r
cnreiy seaiea jrom observation, in a 1A if n o
Plain enveloL by seuditur io cents 10 'tf 0Ii A8' BURQQRaP.
in one-cent stamps (for postage ou
Book), to the World's Dispensary
Medical Association, at the above
mentioned Hotel. For more than
ft quarter of a century, physicians
coimecteo with tills wide v cele.
Cy Stewart
The Coooer.
MONEY TO LOA
On city or farm property. R J
Over Bush's Bank.
UlU'El t'At'Klt-tirgeioi,0'
.moTiimVJ
wrapping paper for wilec MSR,
thing for putUng under carpeu. w
nal offloe.
Children Cry fot
Pltchr' Ca;oriR
WOLZ'S MARKET.
Kresn.taalted and smoked Meats anrt on
sages. -ltetrleeraor mSTi. i i?".n? J-
?XSSutft&raV.B ?'' Z ".Heanvthlngithhonn. ..
-''r - --.WOEZ,, SgSffif
t-iviu mi wus oiiuiieu tne same story or. trMti,it r i. .1: jr. "I
insunielcnt fjod
aud
. Children Cry for
Pitcne'r'a Caytorifit.
iiciiiiwcut 01 me aenonip d uiuc
C0U8e('uent above referred to, their sole study
unu practice. Tiiousauds, Have con
sulted them. This vast experience
has naturally lesulled iu improved
I methods oud ujeaus of cure. '
MONEYTO LOAN
.b iuu uouami;AM,"ON M'B.
klBMHiikiAaiULilL'tf 1WJ
CHEAPEST.
BEST.
Salem.
Ohecok.,
E.JT.WAITEritINTlK
BOCK AND
.111
WIl
Leaal Blank FublM
.. ,.k. rtus'l
Bush'a New Hrlek.over iii"- j
HUIE WING SANGI
- iMrpRTsrirt
Jspanwe Fan y Oood'.a '"7it)'l
broidery, orn iwenu. fhina"'r'li, I
all kind MUUdbs " UBu CB'.l
hinKiellaK very cheap. J v
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